Dec 1988 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO 

Lender loses suit in flood search case 

And a day to add a special 

"thanks" to you who have 

added so much to 

the richness of our 

lives with your 

friendship. 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 

Our offices will be closed: 

Thurs., Thanksgiving Day Nov. 24th 

itofHtM 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Clothing 20% -50% Off 

Wetsuits 20% Off 

Skateboard & Accessories 

10%-20%Off 

Ugg&Thugg 10% Off 

Surfboards- up to $100 Off 

24 Hr. Surf Report 

£&. 391-0041 

pouai«reMan 

A be-Lightful Christmas 

frimc!!) pcrsrm,il srrvit v • r,,)s) r nnvrnicnt [wrkinti 

r,%\vnf\v(\ sh(ip|)inc|hours - Ovrr 100spec i,ilty shops 

iino^t rcst>i>cn c.rniiuiHi iltrnvnynncrin your list/ 

Friday, December 2nd 

* S;iMt;s Comes to Town • l,ic{hHrit| C.CTrmnny 

• Donations to Merely F-'rimilie.s • Mntrrtainmrnt 

Mcrf hfint.sf iiir.ssinqr.orifcst • Kffre.shmrrit.s 

Every Saturday until Christmas 

Krc-fikf,ist with SrinUi i s )r Df n ]riif |s, f j;i.nvnrmn 

f rf'f-C.,jrriH([f HiflcsHtrjfy ||rii| |..^p.m. 

Sunday, December 4th . ' 

If'rr hririt.s Hospitality Driy for ShoNprrs 17 urn. 

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24,Iftgg 

Area teachers get 

grants for projects 

i r rt» Ocean C^ 

BUTCHERSHOP 

&DEUCATESSEN 

DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 

I* 

113873 SfiMPLE 

HOfiS OND SONS 

SPRINSPORT 

MI $9664- 

A bizarre ending for Galante em 

For the finst time in histo- would protect the lender in 

announcement, and Torre, 

ry, a jury hu slapped a the evmt of m errw involved a tender which 

bank with a judgment for • • 

When the area flooded, 

lenders have chosen to use maintained a Me of flood 

failure to notify notify a rnorf 

causing her damage and 

half-way measures because maps tor Ms own use. The 

gagor that her property wai 

loss of property, she sued 

they felt there was no dan- 

The Cape Educational to learn. Grants are not, 

appralier on Small's 

in a flood hazard area, the 

the bank for negligence in 

Page 1, sections' 

ger to them in the evant 

Fund awarded 12 grants to made to knplace continuing 

$52,000 mortgage used the 

Federal Emergency Man- 

foiling J'to advise her to 

they made a mistake." bank's out-of-date flood 

Cape May County teachers funding, according to Fund 

agoment Agency (FEMA) 

obtain flood insurance, A 

The Connecticut cast, map and the lender failed 

to implement new educa- literature, 

announcetl recently. 

Jury awarded her $35,000 

Smalh vs. South Norwalk to advis» Small that "hap 

tional programs in their 

"Many mortgage .lenders 

Savings Bank, which was the property was In a flood 

schools during the 1988-89 

throughout the country subj ^ 

• Insurance and payroll show not 

be considered by the lOlty at. 

g I n c r e a s e / ' i 

Less than $1 mUUdtlln 1092.lt Is OVW 

$2,5 million ini^. "How aitich tit * 

millstone have we hung ntpund our 

children's necks and for how many 

years into the future?"' 

• Ideas to manage the budget 

includes controlling overtime 

"abuses," consolidating common 

functions which exlit In tttire than 

one department, supportuig ettler* 

geflcy services with a wore wide- 

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PACK 2 — SECTION ONE 

SINISGALLI'S 

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\] . SHOPPING EXPERIiNCE 

854 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City 

(Across from City Hall) \ 

(609) 391-0027 

sot. 

This Friday, Saturday 

and Sunday 

30 X 50% 

EVERYTHING! 

Holiday Hours: 

Dally 10 to 8 

Saturday 10 to B 

Sunday 12 to B 

Large Selection Of 

CHRISTMAS COOKIES 

Holiday Boxed - Party Trays 

or by the pound 

Fruit & Nut 

STOLLEN 

Holiday Decorted 

CAKES 

Pumpkin & Mince 

Pies 

OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY DRAWING 

Pluce your business card in the container on our 

counter to win a S Ib, parly tray of cookies and a 

holiday sheet cake for your party. 

OPENDAILY9to9 

DriwInflMon, 12/19/88 

WARDS 

PASTRY 

730 Aibury Avenui, Ocean City 

399.12M 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

SUNDAYS 7 to 2 

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1W8» 

Woman dies when car hits trees 

PBTIRSBURG - A 43- and landing against another the wrong lane. He said the 

yetr-oid S«i Isle City tree, police said. 

medical examiner told huw' 

woman died Sunday of When police happened that alcohol is suspected inr^ 

injuries BusWned in a pte- upon the acdd«nt seeni at the case. 

dawn eraih here Wday to &46 a.m. Prjday, Aey found 1 could Wl jurt by tmdl* 

which her car ran offUlle's 

1984 Plymouth Hart- Ing the eat whtr* I wairtunty 

road 610 Into the eon demolished, resting in Awe," the trooper wid. ; -' 

woods, police said. the woods on the east side Huber said LeUe was not' 

According to authorities, of Dannlivlllo-Petersburg wearing a seabelt 

alcohol may have contrib- Road, according to Trooper Lelle was taken to the 

uted to the cash which BdHubtsr, 

Woodbine Airport by tt»fatally 

injurfd Jo Ann UUt About 160 feet of skid Upper Township Rescur 

ofSlOSUndisAve. marks wore found at theSquad 

where the wag Down' 

Lelio died from massive •cane. Huber said the marks by hrtloopter to Cooper 

head injuries at Cooper thow L»Uo was traveling in H ^ l 

Hosplttl/UrdvKSi^ Medlad 

Center In Camdin 9:45 

a.m. Sunday, authorities Christmases past to 

wid. 

Follee bellive th» victim 

was southbound on Tueka- be celebrated Dec, 17 

hoe-Mount Pleasant Road 

(664) when she failed to SOMERS POWT - Cm ers Mansion tot a 

negotiate the T Intersection Saturday, Dte. 17, thetour 

which will 

o!DinnlsvUl»-Pet«rsbur| Atlantic County Historical colonial aspects of 

Road (610), County road Society and Sobers Man- mas. TMe Soiith Jei 

664 is a stop street and 610sion 

wUl host special activi- Recorder Society wUl 

has the right of way, ties celebrating Owlsteiai vide traditional musics 

Instead of stepping at the past. 

Admission is free. 

stop sign, she went through ftom 1 W 5 p.». at &• Bor Information call 92fri 

thi Interiedion, hitting a Aaantlc County Hitorieal 2212. 

tree on the other side of the Society headquarters, 

sheet, turning 180 degrBW, iMated at 907 Show Rd., 

exhibits featuring antique 

toys and Christmas cards of 

yesteryear Will be on display. 

Refreshments wUl bo 

served. 

Either of these leather jackets tnahe 

extra special gifts. 

From there, visitors can 

proceed next door to Sow- 

n 

Dial us directly 

Classified ads 

Oreulatlon 

Newttoom 

AdvertlslnR 

right: The butter soft cabretta leather 

Jtcket by Zero King features slash poe. 

hets, roomy drap-ihoulderi..,irt dBfh 

olive... S?§, 

left. Trl toned lambskin suede by 

Sawyer o[ hapfl sports a chestnut body, 

dark olive ragltri sleeves and light navy 

If !m,..eoneeaied ilpper.,, SB5. 

Top air With a pure wool seflrf...wine. 

olive or tiavy backgreund with a single 

strlklnapheasanL.,50, (Other patteniii 

Boifcri of etest rrom,.. 40.) 

Wool flannel plaid slacks add some 

"ilna" to any outnL Our mlleelion 

includei traditional tartans, muted 

plaids and classic checks from.,, SS, 

A perfect dressy-caiual sllp-on.,the 

brown suede tassel loafer by Johnston 

and Murphy. • • 130, 

The (oak that iayt... 

Open every evening until Christmas 

(except Saturdays) until BiOO P.M. beginning 

Monday, December 5th. 

The Colony Club 

• of Ocean City 

pmmtB 

"SOMETHING'S AFOOT 1 

Sunday, December 4,1988 

7s30P.M. 

South Jersey Regional Theatre 

Bay Ave., Somers Point, NJ. 

$13.00 per person 

PURCHASE TICKETS BY CALLING 

399-4WS 

398-1491 398-3982 Eves. 

or tickets may be purchased 

•t the door 

THURS.9to9 

FR1.9to9 

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Buy one Stratoioungtn a«t the steond 

Stratolounger Recliner of equal value FREE! it's a SALE 

SPECTACULAR authorized by Stratolounger to permit us to make this special 

offer. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. If ydu don't need 2 bring a friend and split the cost! 

JbO0oodtopaM^ 

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Take 3 Months 

to pay! 

NOINTEREST 

OR 

CARRYING" 

CHARGE 

ALLRECLINERSINOURSTOCK 

AREALSOREDUCED 

FORTHISSALE! 

. DKCKMBER L vm 

OCHS student is 

hit by school bus 

I An Ocean City High 

sa>ool Btudtttt has gotten a 

birthday present he woni 

ft V. Ivtovoll K 17, 

Wts riding nil bike after 

school Tuesdayv when he 

was struck by a tmool but 

juet outside the school 

building on Ocean Avenue, 

police said yesterday. 

I MevoU was treated at 

Shore Manorial Hospital 

for injuries to his legs, neck 

and head, and released, 

authorities Bald, 

Mice said MevoU lists 

his addms as the 600 block 

df 12th Street, 

Sgt. Curt Dull said the 

youth had crossed the bus' 

.path, darting toward the 

'west between two northbound 

buses. Tht bus was 

Student Transportation Servioe 

line up along Ocean 

Avenue when the school 

day is over, Dull wid. 

Tne bus, driven by R M. 

UBlanc, 35, of 34th Street, 

carried no passengers, Dull 

said. 

DuU was expected to sign 

a complaint yesterday 

against the student. 

Tuesday was th« youth's 

17th birthday. 

MevoU was taken to the 

hospital by the Oeean City 

Rescue Squad. 

Band boosters plan 

poinsettia sale 

The Mainland Band 

Boosters are sponsoring a 

holiday poinsettia sale, 

Cost is $7 for red, while 

traveling very slow in toeor 

marble plants with tour 

500 blow about 2:35 p.m., to six blooms. Order for the 

he said. 

holidays from any band or 

,Jb pick up commuting booster member. CaU 64*- 

(ftudents, buses from Rider 6088 for details. 

i 

THIS SEASON... 

...INSTEAD 01" HANGING A 

DIAMOND ON A CHAIN, 

HOW ABOUT A DIAMOND^* 

IN ^(% 

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Mm,. 

DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELET 

B,Met "Mil 

7.00 et Hm 

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LOOM. '1MB 

ALL DIAMONDS ARE O P ^ f QUAUTYII THESE 

^gfCLOUDY OR CRACKED DIAMONDS OF 

PRO TONA ALITYII YI 

Jewelers 

NO GIMIVIICKS • NO 70% OVF SALES 

JUST HONKST LOW PRICES EVERYDAY... 

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TUKSKNtiNKL-LEDGER, OCEAN aTY. PA6E3—SECItONONE 

GIFTS 

THi ^TION BUILDING S 

NOW $3.99-$39.99 

Neg. 14.99 to 149.00 

STAiNTON'S TeylBiid 

20% OFF 

OhrtiMm fmbrle, Win »fibtan BToi y 

111 Mcnv CkrMii 

11 with more 

warmth thin l gift 

you lovingly 

-Htaityh 

g 

eempiete rnkt' 

tion of iri ind 

craft tuppliai, 

plus a tiltnted 

itiffMidyio 

help In ivety 

way. Oet 

jtatted todayl 

PncSncn 

Brass Bed Sale 

Save15%-25%on all Drsshar 

genuine orass day beds. Free 

delivery & set up 

Wood day ; fe*d» 

«lMot«ll 

DEPARTMENT STOQE 

FOR EVERYONE 

ON YOUR LIST OHLC 

Boy's Sport Coat 

SALE 

Johnithin Strono 

$32,80-$38.00 

RiB.$41.00.$4B.0O 

if5o!o0 S46.40- 

Reg. $50.00-$50.00 

sizes ••ID 

The holiday cheer 

that puts everyone 

In the spirit. 

JUSt call or visit us today td 

«nd the fW Holiday 

Chtec'" iouqutt, 

FTD P!owers-Thf 

•rut 'N Blooms 

STAINTON'S flowem 

DRESHER 

Brass Headboards 

SAVE 50% on Dresher 

#7333 genuine brass 

: headboards fn twin, full* queen 

or king sizes starting at $64.99. 

Other neadboards also on salel 

wm mom. m urn totm • ftmwnxm AMMW: 

mm* 

mmtt «r» * turn • 

Men's Corduroy Pant 

SALE 

Nagger $24.00 

RtQ. 130.00 

JaymarftRuby 

$39.20 - $45.60 

RM.Mi.-IB? 

• Harbor Houee 

' 

SiharaOiub 

$32.00 

Rig. $40.60 

SIZ1S 81 • 41 

TR1M-A-TREE 

.ORNAMENTS 

• GARLAND 

• PARTY QOODS 

• CARDS 

• OIPTS 

SAMSONITE 

THB SMAffT CHOICE 

FOR ANYTIME 

on chain 

* Strong staal Mm 

eonmuenon 

* mwmttna ttea glldm 0 Samsonlte 

onM 9 A.M^ P.M. mm

PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE 

Quarter Carat 

DIAMOND 

EARRINGS 

And 

Quarter Carat 

DIAMOND ! 

JACKETS 

Fiahmnf B Diimorwj 

SAVE 

Quittif Cirit lAfWINOS 

Ouirtir Cirat JACKETS 

Gin be used with any Solitaire Earrings 

Suy Btpariteiy Or At A ill And Sivi 33% 

Rag 299 

Rig 448 

199 

199 

Thomas jewelers 

825 Asbury Avenue 

Ocean City, N.U. • 8Bt-O38i 

Hours: Mon.-SIL »;SO-B:ao • W,'« I p.m. 

Thl! sale !B lot a limited timi only. All mountings art hindcraftid 

t4ki Gold Wtlghl! represent total weight of all diamonds In such 

Him. Illuiiritloni tnlarflitllo ihow dalall, 

i 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j . 

Lions hear how tampering costly 

Catching energy 

pealiMS tt Itait a half million 

dqllars per year » 

Atlantic Electric, it was 

revealed to the Ocean City 

Uoni Club by Jerry Harriott, 

suparviior Of revenue 

security, at a recent meet- 

Ing. 

Speaking at Harry's tan; 

Soaners Point, Herriott told 

the club that investigators 

deal wiA information from 

Atlantic Electric meter readers, 

plus the public themselves 

who often turn In 

leads about neighbors and 

acquaintances whom they 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

Established (Hi 

A Dlviiten sf Bouii Jtmy Radia, Ine. 

ns § eighth Btntst,DeemCity, N.J.,OSSse 

USPS No, 40200 

Entered at Poll Met In Ocean C(w, N*J, OMM u weend-dau mum 

•UlSeWPfiON mm By Ml In Cap* Way County: IsinM PsM, Unmet iM 

NonMltM cAttotteOomMi 111 a your, IM Iw I ym, 110 tat ill namn. BwMlir*, 

nit ol tin Miuitlppl; pp lit pa,ysir, p y , HI tor two y yun, 111 to III month!, h!, VM VIM BBl»» 

MMMklUl k U K4 Mt yen; 1 144 tor t two yam; lit l ill l rmmh. h NKHIM N M prM M MMl 

p*f 

espy. WlUCAnON lUCAO SCHtDULEi *M# # wwy y TTiurrtM; M; mm whin KrtwseHy, Krtwsey, 

TumJ mJsy «nd d M Mw, J June thh through BBSBUBBM, U B MtnMSfW MtnMSfWi Bd Band idd iddnH changa h 

is Th» imUniUji^Jn, P.O. in M«, OOMB City, N J, OlMi. 

We 

Ui|h 

Kate 

Wendy 

Erin 

Amy 

Moriah 

our 

Cheerleaders! 

Kim 

Nina 

Nayda 

Temst 

Jackie 

Stacey 

Nlkki 

Aitrea 

Holly 

Caroline 

Jaime 

Courtney 

COACH- Michilt McCauley 

GOOD LUCK to our 

OCEAN CITY SKYHAWKS 

Do your best! We tow you! 

ZJ DEPARTMENT 6TODE \^J 

SPECIAL OCCASION DRESSING 

JESSICA MCUNTOCK 

SATIN & VELVET 

JESSICA MCLINTOCK 

VELVET AND LACE 

Um/rfous rttfetofght velvet vMh dalfcate 

$120 and $140, 

t>, U-, • 

beUeve may be stealing 

electtrtcHy, A $25 bonus Is 

given to each employee 

who finds an actual tamperer, 

Heniott explained. 

Herriott told the Lions 

that there is a toll-free security 

hotline maintained 24 

h6urs a day by Attantte 

Eleettic, m giving some 

examples of case histories, 

he spoke of a person from 

Vineland who over a period 

of many yean stole at least 

$23,000 of electricity horn 

the company by tapping an 

undergtound power Une, 

then running the electricity 

under ground into his 

house, bypassing his regular 

electric meter, which 

consequently registered a 

very modest amount of 

electricity, 

Herriott cited meter tarnparing 

as perhaps the most 

common means of stealing 

electricity. Meters are now 

being made so they are difficult 

to tamper with, he 

added. 

Many respectable members 

of the public >ave been 

caught in this act, even law 

enforcement personnel. 

Herriott concluded by 

stating mat it was his hope 

mat pubUeiaing the fact that 

tamperere are frequently 

caught and prosecuted 

criminally will deter this 

•ort of action in the future. 

In other club business, 

Alan Bevan and Robert 

Arrnent, co-chairmen of the 

Blind Seals committee, 

announced tihat Blind Seals 

will be stuffed, addressed 

and mailed by late October 

to members of the public in 

Ocean City. They hoped 

that local residents would 

be generous in their eonlribuHoni 

to the dub. 

Monies received from 

Blind Seals are spent on 

various sight activities, 

including purchasing eyeglasses 

and providing eye 

examinations for the poor. 

MTITiS 

FASHION 

TIERS 

Tantalizing is how 

Henry-Lee describes 

thii sensuous paly 

Crepe dress. He gently 

shapes the jewel neck 

bodice, lightly pads 

the tucked shoulders 

and captures the 

waist with a 

self belt 

releasing the 

four deep tiers 

of skirt. 

For Fetltes only. 

Sites 8(0 16 

$132,00 

eai Shoppe 

on the •venue for 54 yean 

741 Asbury Ave, 

REVIDN 

THURSDAY, 

Suzan Stover crowned | 

Miss Mays Landing 

Suaanjtfarie Stover, 20, 

of Seaviile, was crowned 

Miss Mays Landing 19S9 

during the . annual Mtes 

Ameflct Scholarship Ptteant 

preliminary held 

recently at Absegami I%h 

School. 

Stowr, a 1986 graduate of 

Ocean City High School, Is 

currendy attending Atiantic 

Community College work- 

Ing toward a degree in 

English. 

Sponsored by Cousin 

Mario's Restaurant, Stovei 

sang Happy days an hen 

again during the talent portioh 

of the program. 

The daughter of Barbara 

and Ernest Stover of 

SeavUle was crowned by 

Miss New Jersey Trlcia 

Bowman and Miss Mays 

Landing 1988 Traeey Lynn 

Meteel. As the papant win- 

ner she received $1,650-to; 

scholarships and wardrobe 

allowances, along with 

prizes from area mm] 

and will now be ellgi] 

wmpete In tt\e July vgjjJH 

Mm New Jariey Pageant,; ' 

PTA CHRISTMAS 

CARNIVAL DBC. 3 ,g 

SENIOR COUNCIL TO The Somen Mnt Pmu 

MEETDEC. I 

Teacher Anoclation willj 

The Cape May County hold a Christmas carnival 

Coordinating Council of torn 10 a.m. to 2 p,m. SaK; 

senior eltiieirs organiM- urday. Dee. 3 it U(e DivW; 

tions will meet 10 a,m. Avenue School gyamaiium;] 

Monday, Dec. 5 at the There will be handmajfj 

county library, Cape May crafts, baked goods, SantaV, 

Court House. 

vrorkihop and gamei. 

BRADY'S 

ARMY=NAVY STORE 

SALE THURS.,FRI. & SAT 

MAI 

JACKET 

Black 

Green 

Nwy 

Bog. MB. NOW 80" 

SJUST ARRIVED 

]* ThermtxLono 

v Underwear 

PAGE 6— 

CLOSE OUT SALE! 

SAVE ON... 

Odd Dressers 

om) tf this pries MO* 50% Oil 

OtherStock25%to50%Ofl 

SCIOLI INTERIORS 

324 West Avenue, Ocean Oly, N J. 3W-7177 OpenMon.-3at.Bto6 

Prices include monogram as shown < 

700 AitaufyAve,, Ocean City i 

398.1740 

Dally 10 to 8, Sit, 10 to 5, Sun. 1 to 5 

Stainion f $ Special Holiday Event$ 

THE SENTINEL^LEDGRR, OCEAN CTTV, N J. 

THURSDAY, DKCTEMttKtt I, MM. 

Area homes on yule tour Sunday Good Timers set ou^ 

The Antique Collectors 

Onto wlllspow** tts«(tf»ual 

Chnsttnas house tour !lm 

to S pm. Sunday, Ded. 4» feS 4 

Mrtng homes in Unload, 

Scullvllle, Sonten Point, 

Osn Gty,. Longport end 

Among tic stops on the 

tour Is a COB 

hone In Marga 

tie collections v _ 

waterfowl prints arid At*- 

OFF 

Store 

Wide 

Wed.Jhurs. 

Fri.,Sat. 

10-5 

The 

Line 1 , 

Closei 

I mm itrMli ettan city, NJ1 

(Min* Hnttm CMMtlMI 

399-0001 

' Dec. 2 (e p,m. -a p.m.) Complimentary Holiday Refreshments 

• Dec. 3 (12 noon• t Pm) Complimentary Holiday Refreshments 

(biflinning 1 p.m.) Informal Modeling 

Santa Arrives - "Santa Land" (4th Fi.) 

• Santa's Hours: Men, 4-8 P.M.; Tuts. 10-2 and 4-8 

Wsd. 4-8; Thura, 4«S» Frl. 10-2 and 4-8 

Sat. 10-4 , 

• Photos with Santa $5.00 (Dec. 3,10,17 only) 

• Dec, 10 Holiday Fashion Show (2Pm-2nd n.) 

Fashions for men, women & children. Frea admission 

Starring Miss New Jersey, Trlcia Bowman and 

featuring Miss Cap* May County, Amy Flssel 

Gift Certificates Giveaway 

Rdalster to win on«of three gift certltlcatea 

No porchase necessary. Drawing Dec. 17 

Senior Oftifertg 15% Off all purchases of regularly priced 

y H „] 

merchandlfle ovary Tuesday In Decemberl 

y,SMatototaddtelte 

Christmas Hours: 

Open 9 AM, - 9 P.M, Mori.-Sat. 

9 A.M, - 5 P.M, Dec, 24, Closed Oee, 28/Jan, 2 

te> 

" r - 

'.*'.'r, ^»e U now at Ae tei 

wMd. 

oU daughter taPolaom, Pa. An Ottan City ausdUftry The tart regulaif meeBng 

Now that we receive this tter*ddress««eMdsU9W of Ranch Hope for Boys of the auxiliary will be in 

tdnd of reporting, we can Wood Ave,» Pciiom, ft. was Uuftched during » hnuMiy, Anyone tnte^Wl 

assure you mat we will 

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 

Vm SENTINEL.tEDGERvOCEAN CTTY^N PACK 9-SECTION ONfi 

Santa conies to town Friday, and lots of special events are readied il Gateway with no less than a 9'Something's Afoof opens at the 

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 City String SMn« Butd Bind toUstimtopieM tor plenty- \7\ free horsrand carriage ""*! I i ~ " ' ' --— 

Ocean City country team, recent state and adults choirs of St. rooftop lighting wdl be procession through the and Ocean City School 

Public RelaMons Director •championship' wtantrs. Peters United Methodist introduced along with our business district. He Will be Band. The ftiarch will con- 

Mayor Roy Gillian wUl Church wUl perform on beautiful holiday lights on accompanied by Beats, fire dude at 10th and Asbury, 

Whether you like big present the young ladies City HaU steps. They wUl City HaU and throughout engines, ehres, cheer lad' •nd Santa will return to 

bands, big-bellied Santas or and coach Mite Naples sing a variety of sacred and downtown. ere, street rod care, Super City Hall to distribute 

both, Friday is definitely with plaques. Recreation secular Christmas carols Emcee Tom CVRourke of Girl tn Christmas garb, the •toadngt full of candy and 

your day in Ocean City, Director Nttchaiil Allegretto, under the direction of John WSLT radio will introduce 

Festivities begirt 6 p.m. »t who organized fte ceremo- Gregory Bate, who will also the mayor who will etfi- 

City HaU steps when a speny, will be present. conduct the adult bell choir cially flick the switch, jo-B weekend events 

cial ceremony will honor At 6:20 p,m,, members of In several Christmas Park will lead spectators In 

•elections. 

the singing of Christmas 

FRIDAY 

At pradwly 6:45 p.m. (as carols. 

• Ctrti' erast country km honored — 6 p,m,. City 

An Early you can see we adhere to a Now check your y watches. Hall steps, 9th end Asbury 

tight schedule) the lighting If it's 7 p.m., that means 

• St. Peter 

Bird Saves ceremonies begin. This will Santa is on his way via 

be a special holiday light- 

hone and carriage bom 6th 

Time, and 

Money, 

and Gets Christmas Craft Sh 

the Job Saturday, Dec. 3rd 

Done, Too. 9 AM.-3 PM, 

i PACKAGE EXPRESS CENTER. INC 

un • mmm 

fi*o(,,v/i mxTi>AtAi» sterna MrAis 

Ocean City Civic Center 

SHIP EARLY! 

61k St & Boardwalk 

OCEAN 

I Refreshments • Doer Prizes I 

Pharmacy 

Sponsored by O.CJf.S. Junior Class 

Comer 9th Bt ft Aibury Ava. - 3fl»-3S33 

- - - -- ^ „_« ^_ k t. . t ' ^ . , , , „ 

1 ten to pleas for plenty horse and carriage 

f 

The Ocean City High rides with St. Nick are 

School Choir wUl perform scheduled bom 1 to 4 p.m. 

on City Hall steps while on those same dates. 

Sinta is entertaining chil- An additional attraction 

dren. The string band wUl will be Christmas In Won- 

play throughout *• downderland at 6lh and the 

town. 

boardwalk, where children 

Merchants will serve free may enjoy rides and visit 

refreshments. But most with an* Oftus, tbm t» 

importantly, they will place an admission charge. 

- 

baskets outside of stores for 

the city's first annual What Santa Is to 

•Waves of Caring" drive to stars, the name 

* United Methodist Church carolcre and help toe needy and home- Dorsey is to big banS 

beU ehdr-eaO p.m., City ftdl steps 

less. You may leave food, enthusiasts. The Tommy 

• Christmas lighting ceremony. Mayor Roy Gillian new dottws or toys. These Dorsey Orchestra under the 

— 6:45 pjm., City^HaU Btepe 

gifts will be distributed in direction of Buddy Morrow 

• Santa's arrival — 7 p.m.; starts at 6th and Asbury, South Jersey, 

will be here 8 rxm. Friday at 

concludes at 11th and Asbury 

A Chrtstmastide PUEEIB the Music Pier, boardwalk 

• Santa meets children, giwe them stockings full of begins Friday, Merchants and Meorlyn Tensee. . ._.• 

candy — City Hall steps Mowing arrival tapproxi vm place objects in their The event is sponsored by 

mately 7:30 pjn.) 

windows that you can the Exchange Club, with 

• O«an City High School chorus — MS pjn,, City count (such as a bowl full of profits benefiting the Cystic 

Hall steps 

jellybeans). There will be Fibroeis Foundation. 

• Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, concert end dance 8 ballot bows m stores for Admission Is $15. This will 

p.m.. Music Her, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace you to register your guess. be both a concert and 

MRS wifl be awarded by dance. 

SATURDAY 

Individual businesses and Morrow Is eonsldered 

• Breakfast With Sertta — 9 a.m. to noon, McDon- mere will be a grand prize one of the best trombone 

ald's, Pth Mid Weit 

of $500 in merchandise forplayers 

of all time and was 

FINE OAK 

PRIMITIVES 

• H«st and cmiigerldii with Santt — Ito4p.m.1 the, guesser who does the a member of the original 

SUPER VICTORIAN 

COUNTRY ITEMS 

9th and Asbury 

best overall guessing. Tommy Dereay Orchestra, 

• Ocean 0ty cheerleaders craft show — 9 a.m. to 3 Saturdays will also beThe 

concert WBB arranged 

p.m., Sports & Qvie Center, 6th and the Boardwalk special during the holiday by BUI Meli, who also 

season. Breakfast with brought Cozy Morely to the 

GORDON AND GRACE LECHNER, PROM. 

ContMtt and frtt refreshment* H partldpaHng Santa is set for McDonald's, Musle Pier In Novimber for 

628-2476 

•tort* nitty through tunriiy 

Mi and West, from 9 a.m. the Exchange Club, 

Buying Full or partial estates 

nil noon on Dec, 5, 10 and 

Wfc ^^fc^fW Q^tmQ^m&Kfa % 

^», 10, TuckthQB 

ByKDWBMEfe armor and • MM bttt nue for she never tget. She audience b a* palm of ht» entire production, ihi but- 

enough to hide all of the

M». 

PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE 

Your holiday entertaining 

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• hors d 'oervres 

• buffet and table service 

• unique desserts 

• experienced staff 

• gift baskets mailed anywhere 

THE 

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| Qourmei Shop/Bakery an 

craft fair for children and, j 

adults 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat* I 

Dec. 3 it thi M* I 

While pirtntB browii',; 

children can make $ilt'< 

Items and have them' 

wrapped. Santa will be on 

hand, and chUdrrn mf; 

haw ttiiir plcWM tak«: 

wlti\ Wm. ! 

Otftt and baked goedif 

wUl be sold. Hot dogs and; 

beverages will be available; 

fa-lunch. ;| 

Floral arranging! | 

is luncheon topic i 

A prflBintatton on Chrlit* | 

mat floral arranging will bi; 

prflnnted by Cawl Pad [ 

during a luncheon meeting; 

of the Cape Atlantic Chri».: 

Uan Women's Club 12:30; 

p.m. Wednesday, Dec, 14 M! 

Mac's Restaurant, Somert! 

Point, 

Rae Thomas ol 

will alflo'provfde musle 

Luncheon cost is $8 anc 

indudei free babyslrUngj 

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Santa ComesToTown 

M,Dec,2nd 

0 g m 

•Entertainment 

* Refreshments 

Breakfast with Santa 

Every Saturday 

9am'tfl Noon 

at McDonalds 

Sunday, December 41h 

V 

G 

0 

Eagle Scout 

g 

Riohini J, Vinnaeemb Jr., who recently tamtd the title 

el Eftate Scout, ii congratulated by Scoutmattir Chti 

Webb and Homers 8, Miller, advisor to explorer Post 

107. Vinnaeemb Is the third of tht current membership of 

Marmora Boy Beeut Troop 78 to bt named iagle Scout. 

Gospel choirs to perform 

at ACC extravaganza 

A variety of area gospel 

eholn will take to the stage 

when Atlantic CommunHy 

College pMienti a "Goipol 

IxttBvmgahaa," 3.-30 p.m.. 

Dee. 4, in the Waliir Idgt 

ThBater. 

Dr. Ola Gathers, ACC 

musle profciior, will direct 

tht event. ACC'i Gosj»l 

Bnitmble will perform, 

Tht program includBi 

these Atlantic City choin; 

the NBW John Howard Caravan.the 

New Hope Baptist 

Churth Adult Choir, the 

Hallelujah Chorui, the 

Iniplratlonal Chorui Sec. 

onu Baptiit, the GenBratlon 

of Spirit of St. Jamsi Methodist 

Church, the Community 

Bapttit Male Chorui, 

tha Deliverance Choir, the 

GitheriHes and the Aibury 

Mtsi Choir, 

Other choirs include 

those from Stockton and 

GlflBsboro state colleges and 

the Younf Adult Choir of 

Mount Pleasant Baptiit 

Church, the Evangelical Pel- 

TUB SENTtNEL'LEDGERv OCEAN ClTYs N J. PAGE U — SECTION OW 

Benefit concert Saturday features Stites 

Rich SUMs, a 1988 graduate 

of Ocean iCUy Hlrii 

School who is wmaily 

working oh a film starring 

Robin WUU&tMh will be featured 

Saturday night m t 

special concert by The 

Young EnterUnus. 

The §how, to be held ta 

the intermediate school 

eafetotium gtarUng at 7:30, 

wm spottiiht Sttkis, who 

has been with the group 

four years, and will feature, 

many other members of 

The Young EntertalnerB. 

Portioni of the procetdi 

will benefit the Parent- 

Teacher-Student Associi- RbhStftM 

tton of Ocean City High 

School, Which U sponsoring VidNm. 

the show. 

Joining Stites for Satur- 

Stttes began shooting a day night 

feature fUm titled The Dmd 

lowshlp Choir and the 

Poet Society for Wilt Disney 

Brethren, all of Pltasant- 

Movies last month. Shootvillt.ing, 

Which takei place in 

Delaware, Is expected to 

Several youth choirs wul continue Into 1989. His per- 

pattidpate, Including the sonal manager Is Prisdlln 

Voleei of Hbpt of AUanttc Parker. 

City, the Combined Choir BHtes, who by the Him 

of Community Baptist, becomes eligible for mem- 

Allen Chapel and Newbership 

in Screen Actors 

Hope and the Hamilton Guild, plays the part of a 

Township MiSi Chorui, student In a class taught by 

Williams' character. 

Tickets are S4, pneral WilUainB, first known in 

admission; $3, students, TV's Mark & Mtndy, wts 

senior clHaens and children nominated for an Academy 

undir 12, C*ll 3434107, Award tor Good Morning, 

1 troupe, ftash. 

This is the fourth concert 

tn addUioft, three recent presented by member* of 

graduates of the Interned!- The Young Entertataers tt 

ate tchod, Meghan Kates, benefit their alma natem. In 

)en Marshall and Greg Oas- 1980, John Allegretto persliy, 

wiU return to Ae formed at Ocean City High 

school as members of The School, tn 1982, Oonover 

Young Entertainers for the returned to ttte Mends 

first time. 

School to perform. Arid, in 

Stttes Is ejected to stag 

1987, p«fl Bumtay mi 

tome of the songs he has 

presented In concert at Middle 

Township High School. 

performed over the past 

lour years on the group's 

tours through Florida and SKA ISLE TURNS 

feur other states. He wUiON 

LIGHTS DfcCl 

also introduce two or three Sea Isle Oty will hold its 

new lonp during th« eon- annual Christmas bee lightcert.ing 

at S p.m. Sunday, Dec 4 

Tickets are $3 and wlli be in Memoriil Parti, Kennedy 

available at the door, which Blvd. and Undti Avenu*. 

wiU open at 6!4S p.m. Por A Christmas carol ting will 

more information, contact be held following the cere- 

! performance Jean Serber at the intermemony. The pubUc Is we!- 

will be veteran members of diate school. 

come. 

the group, including Brian 

Conover, Leon Hart, Terri 

Went, Uia Morris, Michelle 

Harris, Troy Dawkins, AHda 

Cacd, plus i lance 

norida Flights 

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- BUDGET 

(continued from page 1) 

from 23rd Street, hi wrote¥ 

in his budpt worksheet. 

"City is open to liwsiMts. 

Maintenance In never-ending." 

Spedal, mort expensive 

but long-lasting Auitrialiaft 

hardwood Will be used this 

year lines it has been found 

that more trtditanai planking 

require! con»ttn( patch- 

'Pg. 

Denied the DPW was a 

nearly $2 mUUon request 

for walkway substructure 

ATTENTION 

OceanCity Residents 

BeginningJan.1st,1989 

The City of Ocean City will be establishing new 

methods of collection and schedules for the clty-wlde 

trash and recycling pick-up service. Some of these 

changes are that reoycllng collection will be Increased 

to a weekly basis and that trash and recyclables will be 

plcked-up on the same day so that there will be no 

further scheduling confusion. 

In addition, the city will be enforcing Ordinances No. 

1049 and No. 88-17, relating to trash and recycling 

collection. As a result of this enforcement, It Is 

imperative that everyone: 

1. Places trash In a metal or heavy duty plastic 

container no larger than 32 gallons and/or 50 

pounds. WOtrash placed out In PAPiftfor PLASTIC 

bags, not in a specified container, will be 

plcked-up. ALL TfMSHmust be In a can as 

outlined above and all cans must have 

lids/covers. 

2. The container used for recycling material 

(Alum. & Glass) must be Identified with the 

PROPER RECYCLING DECAL which Is available 

at the Public Works Office, 1040 Haven 

Avenue. 

3. Recyclable paper may ycontinue 

to be 

placed 

p 

In a brown paper 

paper bag or bundledas 

usual. l No recyclable material will be picked 

up In PLASTIC BAGS, 

residents and the commercial establishments and 

Institutions of Ocean City. 

Further details concerning trash and recycling 

collection will be available later In December, Look 

for future advertisements and notices! 

I Please Cooperate, It'slmportant For Your 

Family andTheFutureof OceanCity 

ANYQUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL: 

OCEAN CITY PUBLIC WORKS 

(609)399-6111 Ext.275 

E&iifL^Jl^: 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

walk raUings with alumi- learned from dry wasurer City Hall renovations, plan to renovate the 3rdoffice. 

radio system — to the turte for a downtown awMte 

num ones. 

Hansan that similar work which Council approved. and Haven building where The Recreation Depart* of $25,470 — was approved. tural master plan. Mayor 

Council denlBd a request was perforwed in 1984 for Waterproofing, windows, Umerpncy Management Is ment received authoriza- The Rre Department was GQlian asked far the funds, 

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* 

beacfi cleaning machine, struction Co, which rein- are part of a 8313,500 pack- agement will be moved to requests, $35,900 to replace upgrade, carrying a pried sultant to coordinate efforts 

DPW already his a surf farced, targe girders and age approved by Coundl, the third floor of the Public , lights and $105,000 to mpair tag of $24,600. 

to revitalise downtown) 

rake used tor daily mainte- completed some slab work, POT $25,000 the adminis- Safety Building next year, tennis courts. 

The Rre Dapartawswt also boardwalk and histortcil 

nance, a bead* plow and a Without going into detail, tration will demolish a and the Beach Fees office, An $8,100 request for a asked for, and received, a sectors. Both Retail Mer- 

beach, cleaner that plows Hanson taid the dry went dilapidated rowhouse at which operates seasonally, newfangled Inflatable $50,000 remote-access firechants Association fttM« 

debris from the top sixto 

litigation with the eon- 642 Haven Ave. The dty, will be moved to the 3rd motorized lifeboat and aflghting 

vehicle which w|U dent Jim Penland, and 

Inches of sand. 

SBfuetfon company over the which acquirsd it through Street building. 

boat trailer were a!§o let hoses access the beach Fairness In Taxes president 

quality of the work per- 

A SJ0.OOO rotary mower 

foreclosure, has tried twice Council also cut $62,000 denied. Two fiberglass life- and other hard-to-get'to Bill McCarthy expreiiied 

farmed. 

to Mm grass In hard-to- 

to sell It and will try again request to $42,000 to renoboats for $10,000 were places. 

support for the plan. 

New techniques will let 

reach places such as around 

by the end of the year. vate and furnish Emer- OKU 

Not on the budget work- Coundl reacted affirma- 

fee city iwnttien pillars 

the railroad ties wa§ 

Phase H of the Cultural gency Management's new An upgrade to At sheets WM a M0.000 Item tively toward the concept 

four to six feet beneath the 

approved by Council. 

Center construction was 

und. 

also asked for and approv- 

work from 5th to 12th 

Some S4SO,000 was SMpffstructure work, ed. The $538,000 project 

streets — a project whoie 

granted for Music Pier sub- 

WATCHDOG GROUP 

which kept the pier dosed includes exterior finishing, 

fundi were diverted to 

structunj work, Rumer said until July, cost the dtytesting 

work and ttie eon- (continued from page D City's earlier-than-usual process," wrote th« PITbond 

ordinance was passed 

emergency Music Pier 

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 of 

repairs early this year, 

the approximitely 100 pil- were fixed. 

$30,000 • year). 

to collect "volunteer dues," group had requested 

the budget. Obvtauily, this 

Rumor said he will request 

lars beneath the concert 

DPW asked for two new City admMstrator Don Improvini beach fee eoUee- man tfti ago. 

Of the unusual budget timing placed • tremendous 

that in the 1 WO budget, 

hall. SimUar work was done 

jitneys to replace the city's Hart persuaded Coundl to Uon, the Issuing of quar- 

meetings schedule, city burden on the administra- 

"I think we should try to 

§even or eight years ago, he 

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- 

do it right for a change." said, although Council 10 yean old. Council OlCd renovaBon of rustog air- 

improving ae city's reey- responded to appeals by wrote. In • Nov. 21 memo pleted for the summer 

said Mayor Roy Gillian on members Mark VIdetto and only one jitney, at $41,000< plane hangars, and $35,000 

dinjjprogram. 

FIT and City Coundl mem- to Ceundh "In the pail, the season." 

Monday. 

Jeanne Clunn said they On the top of the admin- for replacem»nt of a 20- 

FIT applauded Ocean bers to speed up the budget capital budpt and related 

At $10,000, DrW wUl recall such work three or istration's "summer year-old underground fuel 

begin a yearly project to four years ago. 

priority" wish list Is the lat- lyitem. 

replace galvanised board* On Tuesday, Council est phase of the contaulng Council denied • $15,000 VISITORS - 

Pastor vander Loo 

(continued from page 1) report. 

people get their Information The 1MB study was con- to speak at Chapel 

concerning ocetn condl- ducted through a telephone 

The Rev. Paul W. vander 

Hons from television, the survey of 901 adults during 

Bible study is held 7 pm, 

Loo, pastor of Union 

report notes, Print media is September, Fifty-six percent 

every Wednesday, The cur- 

Chapel by-the-5ei, wlU be 

the source lor 28 percent. of respondent were female; 

rent topic Is the book of 

the speaker Sunday, Dec. 4, 

Over three-quarters of 57 percent between the age 

Genesis. All are welcome, 

His sermon is entitled 

those surveyed Relieve the of 30 and 59, and 38 percent "When God named his TJw Ocean City chapter of 

Information they receive Is earned a household income son." 

Ranch Hope Auxiliary was 

"mostly accurate," says the of over $80,000. 

The Chipel, located at recently established during 

BSth Street and Asbury a meeting at the Chapel. 

Avenue, holds Interdenomi- Membership is open to all 

national service at 10:30 who wish to donate a por- 

•,m. Nunery care is providtion of their rime and taled. 

Sunday school for allents 

for a worthy endeavor, 

ages begins at 9:15 a.m. said pastor vander Loo, 

Franco's Restaurant 

Dinner Specials Daily 

From $4.50 

All dinners include salad & garlic bread 

Fresh HomomadQ Soups Daily: 

Homemade Manicottl 

Lasagna- Ravioli 

& many other dishes 

t.n 2 Large Pizzas 

fill (Real Brick Oven Plsu) 

l V l Pick Up Ontyl (With Coupon) 

MARMORA SEAFOOD 

Full Line of Fresh Seafood 

And Cooked Take-Out 

FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD 

CALL 390-0842 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS °% 

FRIED SHRIMP 

PLATTER 

IP# •OUtTo 

FLOUNDER FISH CAKES 

$1.00*. 

POTATOSALAD990,, 

OPEN 

TUM.flwu8. 

Closed Monday*, 

iwtfl f 

WAYSIDE VILLAGE 

iRMORA 

stretchers 

#HShiMn«(iM 

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THimSDAV. DECEMBER 1, 198* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. IMS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J. PAGE IS—SECTION ONE 

House Tour 

Sunday, Dec. 18 

20 Ocean City Older Homes 

Open 12 -5 pm 

Historical Museum's Benefit 

For Our New Home 

Tickets available $10.00 

on day of tour at our annual 

Optrt House & Sindla Day 

Ctlebrauon ' 

1139 Wesiay. (Comer of 12th St.) 

Advance Silaj $8,00 

Senior studio 846 Aibury Avt, 

Sun Rose Wordi & Mugfe, 640 Aftury Ave, 

Spinning Wheel Flwlst 34th & West " 

Plessin[ith9 pubilo tor BS y$m 

"Whan We town m§§t$* 

w-iMM.i COUPON .»---- 

I iDMACn ANY DINNER { 

1 $2.00 OFF WITH tH» COUPON I 

1 'Buy 1 GET 12,00 OFF SECOND DINNER | 

BREAKFAST SPECIALS • 

2 

S 

2 Hot , 2 Bacon or Sausage 

SSi" 

MorvFrl, 7 a,m,-i0:00 a,m, • No i 

ffthiCENWAL 399-0113 Ocean CHy 

OPEN 7 AM-flPM DAILY ' 

_ êriYLltti 

(Mtmas Party at Bookbliders Bay Oub 

o 

o 

o 

RECYCLABLES 

nlitiued torn page 1) 

ident tot Basslchis. He said 

the Bmi may have lost as 

much as $100,000 remoVino 

plastic, bimetal cans and 

garbage .from recyclables 

trucked to a Qiester, Pa, 

processing facility. 

Meanwhile, a mounHng 

pile is exposed to the elements 

in Woodbin*. 

Environmental activist 

Ow«n Murphy, Ocm City 

resident and co-founder of 

the Invlronmental 

Rtsponw Nerwork, called it 

tht latest MUA s«ndal," 

saying • renewal resource li 

turning to useless junk. In • 

ntwi release, Murphy eontends 

that the alurnirium 

alone In the pile is worth 

more &an $1 million. 

Not to worry, stys 

O*NelU, the material will 

last long enough for 

another processor to take 

over, 

Betts laid that even if the 

materials aren't fully recovered, 

"ni chalk It up to 

experience." He argues that 

troubles are part of the 

learning process. 

Negotlatng with the 

MUA to coUert the load Is 

Empire Return Corp., said 

O'Neill, adding that pro- 

OBsslng eould resume by 

Ftbruary, He expecti the 

firm wlU pay morn than the 

qften-CTiticiE«d Si 2 a ton 

Basslchls paid. 

Th« UMea, N.Y.-based 

Rrm is the same company 

negotiating with the MUA 

for the contact to build an 

Intermediate processing 

facility OFF) for recyclable 

It's the same Am that won 

out over Basslchls. 

The BassichiB-proposed 

tPP, described by Hecht as • 

"basic bubble," would have 

cost the consumer nothing, 

he said. The firm would 

have paid out $10 a ton for 

recyclable materials, 

excluding pksties. 

Betts blurted out at Mon- 

Guê AnAntique 

ForChristmaM 

' and a Good Jnuestment 

ANTIQUE FURNITURE 

COMER 

\ Dot uid Jack Tumer 

^5 Propriitori 

Thuri.-Sun. 10:30-4 

701 Kings Highway S, SeaviUs, NJ 624-0680 

8ub|KltO 

Clip thlltd tor »3,00 oft 

Nov. 29-Dec, 11 

Tisherman's Inn 

Rsstaurant 

OPEN YEAR ROUND 

Hours: • 

OPENflft.ffl.teap.m, 

Serving BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER 

Wed, thru Sun., Closed Man, & Tues, 

EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL 

Every Nlghtl 

CamplMaDlnmr 11.88 

Mrvrt tfom 4 p.m. to fpm. 

Allyoucan«atfhrlmp 

fe A«bury Aventw • Gem Wy, HA • 

aaiu&iemtt 

release. 

MUA bashing does not 

appeal to Hecht, who is 

quick to note that he holds 

no malice against the MUA 

and is sony the arrange- 

ment couldn't work out, He 

said there is no litigation, 

contemplate^ by Ms Him 

despite losses incurrtsi 

O'Neill Indicated the 

Authority might take action 

to recover damages. 

No communities have 

lost money as a result of the 

Interruption, O'Neill said. 

Old law seen as trash solution 

day's mooting that the facUity 

could cost about $5 

million 

The problem hai betn 

ammunition for Murphy 

and the Environmental 

Response Network. 

The group, which sprang 

up around fee tadnerator 

issue, has called to resignations 

of MUA chairman 

WUUam P.X Band, execative 

director Gtorge MarinakisandO'NelU. 

0 'NeUl said mat if the 

HRN would apply its energies 

to the goal of recycling 

rather than throwing rocks 

at the MUA, the common 

goal of wcyeung would be 

achieved, 

"Is this MUA bashing 

again, or are we really committed 

to recycling? 6 Tl« PuUic Works Departtor] wU AM pick It up," saidtorn 

10 » 32 pJlons, and 

ment Is dusting oB a 19- Breeden, whose many dty shall weigh no more than SO 

year-cJd ordinance to make jobs includes that of parks pounds when filled. Garbage 

trash day m Oo»« Qty a U^ and gardens director. should bo free of liquid and 

de neater. 

Enforcement will encompass wrapped whm pLusd with 

A UHWoiown dry ordi- residences and cttnmerciaJ rubbish In the cans, 

nance passed in 1969establishments, 

Breeden odd. Recydables — oans and 

requires all trash and gar- 

paper — aren't covered 

bage to be stored In plastic or Under the ordlnanoa, me under (he wdinanoj, eld 

galvanized cans wim handles cans shall have a capacity of Breeden. 

and a ttghr-ftttog Ud. But 

many to t«vn, especially 

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dents, have been setting out 

their refuse in knotted or "Pretty In Pink" 

tvrtsWed plastic bap. 

Especially from the south- 

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ONMW A i pMHy Bawl 

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be ripped open by the elements 

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Weeks age. City Coundl 

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That leaves the department 

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STOECO 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY.NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1988 

(continued from page 1) 

was originilly a sale mfcadow, 

as a dredge material 

disposal area from about 

I9S1 to 1987. Stoeeo argued 

that this use had altered th» 

site to such ah extent that 

the Corps should no longer 

consider the site as federelly-regulated 

wetlands. 

The government con- land-locked Wet was con- $750,000 in taxes and uplands . and suitable for 

tended B«t Stoeeo's uie of sidered wetlands which fall become unible to complete development. That left Sto- 

th« land at a dredge dis- under federal jurisdiction. It its drainage plans and itseeo 

with 13 finished homes, 

posal area had altered the also states tint on Aug. 31, grid iystem of streeti 

1987, the Corps requested drawn in 1900, 

he considered wetlands. 

"OceanCity'sFinest" 

I would Like to thank Sgt, Jon Werley and 

Ptl, Charles Cusack for their kindness and 

compassion on the morning of Nov. 19, 

when my mother Alice Cole passed away. 

It's a peat comfort to know you have 

officers of this caliber serving in Ocean 

City. 

I would also like to thank the Rescue 

Squad because they always responded 

promptly when they were needed, I want to 

extend my deepest appreciation for all you 

have done over the last few years. 

Dorothy Affierbach 

CALL US FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES] 

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DINNER: Dec. 24,25 & 318t. 

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shop for those you molt 

clearly erieriih. Truly a good 

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slderatlon. Why settle for a box 

of hjnWei or • "chancy choice" 

In the perfume department 

when you can select a Iruly 

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or domeine. Come now to the fabulous ClNTffl A19LE 

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help ui celebrate our 50th ANN1V1H9ARY, a hal/ amlury 

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iPICIALNOnCSi 

Hie 19S8 iMprjiMi of BEAUJOLAlS NOUVEAU hat 

juil arrived In our stock nan from Franc* and ft btlng 

Well fMtlvid by our bc« vlvuil elittitele. 

1. Whit It the shape of the moit popular glass 

fOTieiving Champagne? 

2. Which of time wine hw the lowest alcoholle 

content; Port, Vermoiitri, Sherry? 

3. The government of Spain avmaatei the 

region from which Port legally be produced. 

What if it? 

4. What ire considered to b§ the three great 

wine-growing areas of France? 

ANSwra 

11. Tulip shaped, 

12. Vermouth - at 17%. Port and Sherry each have 20%. 

13. Upper Duma. * 

,4, Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne. 

an «nH« when «rv«yfrrirtg go« 

COOKING wrm mm 

Staple Luifeifew 

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The SentinelLedger 

editorials/comment 

The outlook 

starts now 

The Fmblem !• thai loo ota lhoit ,£?i.SS 

1W1 basic feet Too often they seem to be so 

embmSed In th« preperty rtghu .ltd bramMHO; 

Sfebr^'irx te o--° f 

"the eUtches thai crop up In local ordinances can be 

tdMS and they should be. It's unfortunate such 

SpSTtSrl fltout to begin with. For instancy 

Se home occupation feature of the township lontag 

£dfi^3 to be amended so that nsfctoda 

Sberhooda do not have to contend wi* baffle 

inJ the other problems that attend commerdal pureut 

wWch h/vi no business being In « nridnttd 

zona. In these days of computers and desktop pub- 

UsWng, the prospkts of ZlsWentury "cottage Indu* 

bV-are exdHnlTand there are many endeavors 

Sftfa^n te aclmpllshri at home w4out tntndr 

tag on your neighbors. A tailor/dry doming drop 

off ihop Is not one of them, 

Slmtolv, in Somers Point where one massive boat 

itorap balding to atady UteraUy mfruding on the 

horizon, planntag and zoning must be more careffi?oii5dewd. 

Tlw Idea of having ajnurfdpj 

plainer has merit. It would also be a good idea to 

take a new look at the city's master plan, which 

Suggestions to 

improve OC 

Mfort note — TTiis to fl 

0/ a Itittr to Mayor Row 

Dear Sir: 

As a BQ-year iummer visitor 

and a property owner In 

Ocean City, may I iuggest 

some changes to make next 

L -lash 

double yellow line. 

• Parking lot mi meter 

fees should brftelu«d and 

SO advertised. 

• Ocean City deserves 

revitallzatlon, Attractive 

video sequences on television 

showing dean, sunny 

baaehei enjoyed by bflauti- 

ftUUUlIlg d 

Idltor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

"&"!£& you; then plan with an eye farLepndary 

football coaches? 

Improvement. 

Bryant, Roekne, Lombardi, 

p 

Patirno — they don't make 

mem the way they used to. 

Wrongl 

A loffll coach may be joining 

those respected ranks. He 

doesn't coach In the NFL, or 

the Big 10; he doesn't even 

coach at the high school 

tavd. HeVihe coach of me 

Ocean City Hawks — school 

kids, sevenm and eighth 

graders. 

Thursday, December 1,1988 

"Whan me season began," 

he said, T never dreamed 

you guys would accomplish 

tfcWy. l 

1U Ol « L1II1C 

The thought 

* '^ 

Ocean City must 

stop ruining what 

makes it special 

Editor, Sentinel-Udger; I 

cannot comprehend how 

the residents of Ocean City 

can sit idly by whUe ont 

more Ocean City Landmark 

is being threatened I am 

referring to Mr. Benner's 

proposal to relocate Memorial 

Field to the sits of the 

old Wesley Avenue school. 

In a time when most communlHes 

are erecting mon- 

ument* to honor the men 

and woman who fought 

and died In Vietnam, these 

Individuals propose to scale 

down Ocean City's memorial 

park. To think that you 

could squeeze one city 

block of trees, memorial!, 

flags and cannons, not to 

mention a tabernacle, into a 

lot the slae of the Wesley 

Avenue school site Is an 

Insult to all of the Ocean 

City residents who fought 

and died tor our country. 

The fact that the mayor of 

Ocean City likes the Idea Is 

even more insulting. 

I will also like to know 

who Mr. Banner was referring 

to when he made the 

statement "even now, 

Memorial Field is not 

thought of as a shrine to 

those who died lor the 

Why should the veterans be 

offered this type of choice? 

The dty is more than willing 

to enforce ball-playing 

and clean-up laws on the 

beach. Why not in Memorial 

Park? 

I also do not understand 

how Mr. Benner, who supposedly 

is spearheading an 

historic preservation movement, 

Is willing to desecrate 

• memorial that has major 

historical significance! If 

Mr. Benner truly believes 

mat the veterans deserve a 

memorial, and If he truly 

believes In historical preservation 

— tiwn It would 

appear to me that he would 

do everything In his power 

to preserve Memorial Reid, 

not move it! 

like Mr. Benner, I also 

attended Ocean City High 

School in the 1970s. I 

remember some gym 

daises where we played 

ball on Memorial Held. 

However, except lor tome 

bare patches on the grass, I 

don't recall any real damage 

caused by Ocean City 

High School students. 

Come on Ocean dry resi- 

dents, haven't enough of 

11 landmarks been 

Isn't it time we 

what you have, leti end the 

season tomorrow night as 

winners!" 

"You guys never pve up. 

Always remember thj lessons 

learned ta the Wildwood 

and Middle games' 

At WUdwood, the Hawki 

were down 1M lift in thi 

third quarts 1 goal-line stand, giving Mid- r_r talk didn't include Items 

dle four tries from toe two- such as tackling and blockyard 

line and denying them 

ing. It wai about mis coach 

each Ume. What the opposi- 

and his relationships with Ml 

tion didn't realize was mat 

kids, It was about things 

-•*--•• • • • — J Bill Roadarmel 

although ihe Hawks had 11 

which were just as Important Field Is unmelntalned and 

Lansdale, Pa. and 

as winning football games. vandalized Is the fault of 

players, the coach's spirit 

Ocean City 

To say the least, It wai anthe 

dty, not the veterani. 

was on the field with mew. 

Incredible scene. 

He was the winning edge. 

The Hawks went

PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO TH K SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, DECEMBER 1, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1988 

There's something special about good rivalries too 

Tom 

Williams 

Sports 

Columnist 

Ms and, under the h presant two-divtslon d aUgnmant-g* U 

put 10 schools in one division, , ' 5»i 

Tin schools ta one division means nine league Harness 

leaving no room for • non-league game. Since Oceani 

City-Pleasantvtlle and Brtdgeton-Cumberiand a)* non ' 

league pn», those rivalries would be In jeopardy. 

But there are some other possible changes that could?, 

effect the situation. 

For instance, the New Jersey State IntersehelaBtte 

letic Association is considering a rule change that wouldfi 

start the season a week earitar and allow teams to play? * 

10 games. 

Th«re is also the possibility of changing the football 

playoffs to permit toe determination of a state 

on, though fee Initial proposal is rather blaarre. 

The feeUng here is that, by the middle of 

decade, you can expert high school football to start 

•«• •* hirday after tabor Day and end in -' J "— 

ter, ellmiimting Thanksgivlng-Diy games. 

You can also expect the playoffs to continue at least 

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And, on another subject, nearly SO percent of all CAUj* 

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THE SENTINfX LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

Talent show a success 

This year's second annual *Qttdi a the Beat?' The group is comprised of Jennifer Anderson, who performed 

Rising'Star" Tatart show premd a Krister. Rirrel (11); Barb Handley (11), in the UpSyne "Lollipop" said, "It was 

huge SMCWM. Students from the high Andrea Kelly (11), 'Jessica McKee (10), a lot of fun, but 1 think more people 

school tried for a«h prfus in »• Danielle Ross (II), and Shannon should have participated" 

competitive potion or the show, smith an. 

which took place on Friday, Novem- Angela Biatnonte, a 14 year old Perpaps the most »nt«t«f 

ber 18. 

freshman, gamed thM place with her of the evening wee the/ones p 

Under the production of Mn. Ida piano solo entitled Moonlight Sonata, formed by the Aehewf Seeing the 

MargoUs. and the Psychology Dub, Senior Allison Amieone redeved teachers portraying country hillbillies 

the show went off without a Wteh. Honorable Mention with her solo jaez in the skit "Rrtendship'tnade me (and 

Seventeen year old senior Michelle dance to Take ft While It's* hoH" the audienc*) see that chers are 

Hams captured fust pri« with her Other Honorable Mentions included people wo. It made eve see the 

vow! rendition of ttw Olympic Theme Troy Dawkins, and Amy Tolson. Troy teaAers in a more rela and rather 

"One Moment In Time," Commenting sang a ballad from the movie School humourous Ught, 

on her victory, Michelle was quoted Date entitled "I Can Only Be Me." Overall, the talent khow was 

as saying: "Winning it in my wnior Junior Amy Tolson also sang a ballad extremely successful and\ well pro- 

year has made it more special, arrangement of "Somewhere Over the duced. AU of the people jvho worked 

because fve worked for it for the past Rainbow." 

so hard on this year's sKow saw their 

3 yean, and it gives me • sense of In the noncompetitive portion of the toil and sweat pay off: as the audience 

accomplishment." 

show, teaeheM and students per- saw a weU polished, extremely pro- 

Second place went to "Plash," • formed in various skits to entertain fessional show, 

group of dancers who performed a the audience while the judges made 

Chrii Wllbhln 

modern jaw dance to "Can You Feel their deUberationi, 

Surfers at Cape Cod 

The 

Billows NbUsktdby 

tin Buttons 

C 

Rolls: Triple threat 

Recently Ocean City Surfers made 

their way up the east coast to Cape 

Cod far an awesome weekmd of 

competition. Derek PoUnf, Lance 

MiUer, Steve Howard, Jason and 

Davt Stuempflg, Kelly Richards, 

Katie WeUy are amen§ the Local surfers 

who made 8 major ipliih In New 

England at an N55A contest, The 

small colonial town where our lurfers 

stayed, didn't have much to offer In 

the way of night life to entertain this 

lively crew. When asked what they 

did do when they weren't checking f 

out waves, Steve Howard replied, 

"WelL.we played cards." 

At least they conserved their energy 

to perform In full force In the competition. 

But all of their pent-up anxiety 

would have to remain urdeained for 

one more day. The competition was 

scheduled to be held on Saturdjy, but 

the waves were too big and choppy, 

so the contest was postponed. This 

gave the surfers time to kick-back and 

eontrnplate the outcome of the next 

days events, 

Crisis team 

formed 

A Crisis IntirventWn Team it toting 

fiirmeci In our Whookidlitrltt this 

year. Leading this orgaruMtton li 

Gregory T. Donahue, Director of Special 

Services, 

Thii team is designed to help indivlduali 

or groups With event! which 

cause grief, For example, a suicide or 

attempted suicide. . 

According to the U.S. Department of 

Health and Human Service!, luldde 

is the leading cause of death for 15-24 

year olds, 

"Our goal thii year wUl be to establish 

within each of our schools a crisis 

Intervention team consisting of district-based 

profesiionalg," said 

Donahue. 

The resources found in this district 

as well as the community Will be utilized 

to resolve crlslseB. 

Mr. Donahue and others hope that 

the school district will b§ able to 

effectively deal with potential situations 

which could disrupt the eductional 

proceis for an Individual as 

well as a school, 

Kevin Gilleaple 

Ski trip 

scheduled 

If you want to have the tuns efyour 

life, then go on the sU trip to Mt. 

Snow and strntton Mt, in Vertnent en 

January 6th, 7th, and 8th. The ewt of 

the Wp is $129.00, The prise tadudeti 

lodging at the Kamada fail in Benfiington, 

VT, refreshments and snacks 

upon arrival, two American style buf' 

let breakfasts, an evening 

smorgasbord, and transportation to 

ski areas, 

For more InfafmatiM, contact Ed 

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Charlie McCarddl al IS9- 

means more fund 

EDfTOKi? IN CHlcR 

The extra day of rent and relaxation 

must have done the trick, because 

when the contest was through, area 

surfers like Derek Poling and Steve 

Howard shredded the competition to 

bits. Poling placed third to the AAU 

Mens Competition, with Howard 

plicing third in Opin Men'i Competition. 

Dave Stuempiig won the Open 

Mens Competition, while his younger 

brother Jason Stuempflg won the Jr. 

Mens Competition. Kelly Richards 

took first, place In the Womens Competition 

with Katie Mlly ' 

third. Area Surfer Chris Mulloy won 

the AAU Mens Competition, Local 

rtaeher and photographer Rich Bless 

won both Masters and Long Board 

Competitions, The condlnonB of Sundays 

contest were prime; waves 

ranged from 4 to 6 ft, while the ocean 

temperature was a chilly 50 degrees. 

Mr. Chuck Allison took the group on 

the eight hour trip up the coast In the 

hopes of starting a New England 

Conference. 

Mtree Bipoilto 

Movie ReviewAccused 

The movie, Amstd, opens with a 

young woman played by Jodie Poster, 

running hysterically out of a roadside 

bar wltt a torn BWrt. A scared young 

man at this same time Is reporting 

that a gang-rape is happening. This 

movie tells of the ultimate horror of 

getting gang-raped by 3 men while 

orJooEers cheered and dapped the 

rapists cm. The rape scene is absolutely 

horrifying. She was held down 

on a plnball machine and raped 

repeatedly until she finally freed hertalf 

and ran bruised and battered out 

of the bar. 

The ajajMniPjA., played by Kelly 

McGlllls, deaden to settle the case out 

of court after learning that Jodie Foster 

had been drinking, smoking pot 

and flirting heavily that night. In 

doing so, she accepts a deal that puts 

the 3 rapists away on a letter charge 

which doesn't go down on their 

records as rape. This deal infuriates 

Jodie Foster arid Kelly MeGiUii men 

decides to prosecute the onlookers. 

The court scenes were especially 

realiiHc. They shew how even the 

hard-neded Fetter could break down 

at the stand when asked hard-hitting 

questions about the night she was 

raped. 

This movie was very good. It graphically 

depicts the aftermath one night 

encounter. 

This might not be the movie to see 

on a first date, but 1 highly recommend 

this flick • bring a couple of tissues 

too. 

BrltlTaxln 

Tyrone Rolls is a very unique individual 

in mis new generation of high 

school athletes. Tyrone plays a sport 

in every atWeHc season. Sounds simple 

huh? Well, If aU goes as expected, 

hell be the only member on three 

men's varsity sports this year. 

As a member of the football team, 

Tyrone plays offensive and defensive 

back, along with handling the kick 

returning chores. He is also a standout 

denhnslve star, with explosive 

offensive moves as a guard on the 

basketball court. He is also the number 

one sprinter in both the 100 and 

200 meters, as well as a top long 

jumper and is a member of several 

relay teams for the Red Raiders. 

"Tyrone is a God given athlete," said 

head track coach Wayne Colman, "he 

is agile and quick, but he could be 

stronger." 

"I enjoy knowing Tyrone as both a 

player and a person,' said O.C. basketball 

coach Tom G«hr, "He's exciting 

to watch perform hli athletic 

talents." 

After speaking with basketball 

teammate Ross Carter he agreed with 

coach Colman by statln| "Tyrone It a 

natural bom athlete who can play any 

tport against any type of competi' 

Hon," 

As a teammate of Tyrone's during 

track season, I notice his dedication to 

being an athlete, He is always leading 

the pack on long jogs, or short sprints 

at practice. He stays until his workout 

is through, whUe others shorten 

theirs to get home early. 

Tyrone says although he enjoys batketball 

and track, football is his favorite. 

He Bays, "The competition m 

football is more Intense than In any 

other tport in high tchool athleHcB. 

The athletes take football more teriously, 

that's why I like it." 

Tyrone says that he It proud to be 

en a Us! with such athletes like 

Bupne Watts, David Miller, David' 

Career opportunities 

U you're looking for an exciting 

cartir in almost any field from a computer 

operator to musician; aircraft 

mechanic to truck driver, the Air 

Force is the place tor you. Any high 

school graduate who is interested in a 

caretr with great benefits and excel- 

Mulvaney; unique 

Patrick Mulvaney Is Ocean City 

High School's answer for the gifted 

and talented, He teaches the P.A.C.E, 

(program for the academic and ereatively 

enriched) which means teaching 

students who have advanced 

creative, academic or performing arts 

talent. Mulvaney it also In charge of 

Drama Club and assists William 

Hamilton In Dance dub, AU thii if 

backed with i B.A. from Jersey City 

State College and a masters from Rutgers. 

Okay, that's the back bone of thii 

quirkey, unconventional character, 

It's almost ag boring as American Literature, 

but in fact, that is only the 

backbone of a nan called Mr. Mulvaney, 

He Is Indeed a remarkable, 

inspiring human being, When so 

many teachers treat kids like they 

woe leading the world to ruin 

through the Bowels of hell and that 

they are all going to be just another 

burden to society, Mulvaney eliminates 

those images from his Mind and 

treats each child as an individual with 

respect. 

Vay wily is me able to find a 

teacher who allows a student to 

expand and create on their own and 

give just as much inspiration and 

insight ICs almost as if that tiny room 

ta the back, right hand side of tiw 

UJmry is a stress hee greenhouse 

music saturates hi» tiny mfg fified 

$* wltorittl and humorous play- 

Atop, norft to/«W ttrnjiln 

tint impressions; every object in that 

Chri»Wlfl*ltto 

t>tw Kern SMPCK 

jutruKinKx fffldMird AflxenteMer; T«M fittM/IMcta wiger, 

Amber TaVtor, Vtitoy toty, ftrit Cflfct, AH** Kwfettni %«*, Kevin 

lent training can take the Armed Services 

Vocational Aptitude Battery 

(ASVAB) test which wlli tell thim 

Whit jobi they are belt suited for. 

There are hundreds of available jobs 

and about 90% of them are transferable 

to the dvlllaji market. You can 

M 

Rowell, Jim Johnston, and fonntf 

Honorable Mention All-American, 

and State champion at 100 meters, 

who now plays Football for the Tam« 

pie Owls, Ocean dry's own ttbn 

Brown. These are jutt Borne of the 

recent three sport athletes, who Micaied 

thiir talents at OCHS. 

RayBUke? 

stay in the Air Pone for tour yoars.or 

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If all of this seems like, • g3Mt 

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School store replaced 

With die onset of every school year, 

many changes are initiated, This year, 

there was no change as devastating to 

the students as the lost of tile OCHS 

school store. The school store which 

has always held its spot in the wings 

of the cafeteria hag been transformed 

Into a with classroom. Mr. Clprlano 

explained the reason for the transformation 

wai the extremely low yearly 

profit the school store made and the 

Increased state requirements mat 

would requite additional classrooms 

In the high school this year, 

How have the itudents at OC taken 

the loss of the store? Well, 1 dedded 

to find out, 1 began by asking students 

if they knew where the school 

store wag, (Please take note, 1 

neglected to inform them there wag 

fio longer a store; in order to notice If 

the students know a store existed) 

WeU the responses were interesting, 

Sean Niekefsofl, a senior, raised his 

armg in confusion and responded, 

"There lg no school store, ig there?* 

Another senior, Bob Bunting, knew 

where the store wit, he even added 

that there it lg no longer there, but he 

wade sure to point out that he had 

never been in it. One student knew 

where the store was because he 

remembered the "ring guy* handing 

out class rings there, these responses 

were good, but I felt it wan tune, io 

dig «little deeper, maybe even nick 

someone,, 

•^ t SnSf l JS!B^ iftmXt^WcfcMêyi 

j»—i_*L ,,. jijiifirjjiifji jutiUMiiftniiB aonearid plan on ooing m tne iururei 

leannna an ernoyaine experience/ .- j i;.aLJf.u,_Uj, ^^.M itSv.j. wLifn ndiit 

*Wm 1 &§,tfu4&itit&pix&, I do fcnfn^H?^ 01 1 asked on unidentified freshman U 

•he know where die school store was, 

Site wit hesitant ta answering: She 

didn't even know there was a store, 1 

pretended to fag in disbelief V«i 

'mem you \mu tmm been to ftr 

idwd store?% the was at a tmt she 

wruvt iheotfiUiitt ferUfn> VOU know? W* FAVB Frograin * ««t go aasnioouiry twee ymn at mmhad 

had to redeem fed« herself. She thought 

1 Sfi Uidi 'a chMMir 1 outi want jin#nfsiiewyiar»i VutWn for " a " WMM while Wou tefflrig me sh« 

Council's Fall business meeting 

On October 26, im (he Stadeni Sonw of th« totfrtcll tnmbct*

PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SBlfflWfiMLBBGElU OCEAN CllVt N J, 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER K ttl> 

Raider girls come in fourth place in statewide Meet of Champions 

HOLMD6L - The march pions at Holmdd Park. winning the state Hdrwas a fttni. The Raider,who Terns River East art B» 

through the state's best the Raiders, unbeaten fitting dimax to that," OC atctittulartd 1 IS pbthlS class of the girls* teams in 

cross country teams bi the champions of Ae Gipe-AJ- eoaeh Mike Naples told had beaten rhp the ittte mi ftty deserved 

deep and versatile Cicotn Untie League's Division reporters. 

the Group Three te fee where they WeM," 

City High School girls' One, wint on to win the Bride Township won th« previous week. 

OirtsH ConstttttiB of Kt- 

team ended iwwfly xvir- a statt Group Three Htlt tor meet with 4J points, Toftw "today it Was a taHnny blew away the girts 

fourth-place finish in thi tht Brst Bme. 

River East (69J was second tougher to get up tor 

New Jersey Meet of Cham- "We had a grmt ymr and and PhlUipsbutf (103) took t*e#," he added. "Brick and 

'88 soccer team better than expected 

Ocean City High School's season's edition finished scoring with 1? goals. "We have a lat of excel- 

soccer team did not have 124-5 and was ranked 19th Mower, who was out of lent young people Aat can 

the kind of season in 1988in 

South Jersey, 

action for three weeks, come in and pliv next 

that it did in 1987. 

But tht 1968 Raiders scored seven tMnei and led year," Chase said, TTwre 

The Raiders were 1^-3-2 a showed that the program is Ae team in assist!. are jayvee players who will 

year ago, champions of strong, and even the depar- The Raiders were also move right up and contrib- 

Cape-One and ranked ture of players Ukt Brendan successful because of the ut». 

fourth in South Jersey. This Gallagher and Don Della- impressive work by defend- •We look « be good 

Porta will not spell doom, era Jamie Lehman and Mike again next year," he added, 

•We (tally cams en at the Hoban. 

"just how good I don't 

\Snnta Paws' is end of Aeyear," Mid OC "We have excellent pro- know." 

coach Uo Chase, "the kids grams in the lending If 1988 w»s any indica- 

coming to town did better than I ever distrlcti," Chase pointed tion, Chase's Raiders can be 

thought they would, f give out. "There are youth expected to be right in Ae 

this Saturday them a lot of credit. leagues in Ocean City, middle of things once 

'At the beginning of Ae Upper Township and Seaagain. 

The Humine Society of year, I thought Ait a ftw Isle City. These programs 

Ocean City is sponsoring Itt games above .500 would be do an excellent job, 

third annual Christmas pro- in excellent ym for us," he 

motion Saturday, Dec, 3 

"By the Hme Ae kids get 

uid. 

and Sunday, Dec. 1! when 

to high school Aey have 

Leading the way was 

area residents are invited to 

good knowledge of Ae 

goalie Bob McAllister, who 

have their pel's picturg 

game and have developed 

put together a 0.86 gotli- 

taksn with Santa Pawl 

their skills," he continued, 

against average and 

between noon and 3 p.m, 

"Many of them play year- 

recorded 12 shutouts. round," 

The event tmkes plaoj it McAllister helped keep McAllister, Gallagher and 

the Society's shelter, off Ae scores down while Tim Lehman, among oAers, will 

TeniiMsee Avenue on 9hel> Gallagher and Chip Mower be gone next year, but 

tw Road before Ocean Reef. produced offenie, Gal- Mower • it a junior and 

CaU3M-J01B. 

hgher led tht Ocean City Hoban a sophomore. 

1 

field* winning the individual 

title by 76 secowds. 

Swdy Wright of Paul VI, 

whose team did not qualify, 

Hnlshtd eighth, the first 

South Jersey runner to 

return. 

Ocean City 1 state meet, came home 

Brid#*»byHj 

KAitftd K«m Dougherty 

LABM Hess at 

The champion 

was 41st. 

finished ribeft 

ferry Dougherty finished Raiders mil OiffQMo 

61st forQC, Kate Ml was be honored 43rd, and 

«th and Meggtn Rnril during a brief Sacred 

7h\A. Jen We& of Egg ceremony on 

• • 

Harbor Township, Who 

quaUfie^ as an individual, the steps of The O«a« 

was 37th, while Cheryl City Hail 

Bnuihid 

Keating of Sacred Heart 6 ptnt* Friday in Ae 

took4W». 

! Lori Hey- The Bridgeton boyi, who win the boys* chatfigion- 

prtor 

wood was 27th, the hightst won Ae CALand SouA ship. 

ftrkk 

finish by a Raider, Alison Jersey Group Three HUM, Jason Dljoseph of tail VI 

Amlcone, who wa« ill in the finished BfA in Ae Meet of won me individual title, ttAlly 

Oiamplons, 

bating Mike Ktykwk of l tald psj 

LUNCH WITH 

Paul VI edged ChrisHan Bound Brook by tight we- think we just ran oui 

SANTA DEC, 10 

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In cross country, Ocean City bbys continue what's expected 

Good miss country tvams lantic League's Division how much the injury held 

we pwtty much mken for One. Oar«*ee ba*,» said Mowgrunted 

at Ocean Cyv High "We did petty much land. "He needed mow 

School And for food rw- exactly what! would have time than he had to 

The RSidor boys have Bill Moreland, whose teanw see that Ctenswe w»s ittU 

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or ntee good, owreistent 

rujuwft. Vtou don*f weed a 

Urie Ridgeway (Bridgeton 1 * 

sttrl to wfft, though itV 

always Met to have that 

kinder talent* 

When a coach has won 

ataoBt 91 pewwt or fits 

wttta, you tend to believe 

him. Attdl with Bill Moreland 

dtagrttag the 

ffss 

ion. the fifth best crosi was that we Sidnt ftoish napandw 

country team in the onKre higher [they were 14th| In to the 

state. Ocean City was the state meet." 

land said. -He wa§ able to 

ranked 14th in South Jewey Senior Clarence Bishop beat Qarenee it times and, 

by the Courier-Post. The was the OC leader most of when he was out, Leon 

Rafdera won the Cape May the season, though he was really took over." 

ROUNDTABLBftO 

County championship eas- bothered by injury lute ta Two other eanion, Beett MfcKTDfcC.R 

lly and finished second to the year, 

Bell and Ed Garter, wade Tfce avU Ww Round- 

Brtdgeton in tho Ctpe-At- "I don't think we ratUied consistent contributions all table of Cue May County 

year, hiMer Jack Hesletttr will meet 73b p.m. thura- 

and ENahman Scott Flicker day* Dec. 6 In the Marine 

made consistent improve- Museum, Cold Springs Vilment,lage. 

The program will be a 

PROGRESSIVE 

Hostettet-end Flicker wtU retnaetment or« Civil War 

be two of the runners Mote- battle, using miniature wiland 

will build with for next den, presented by John 

year, But the history of this Burial, corrections officer at 

program is that It doesn't Southern State Prison and 

need a mat Individual star. active member oF the South 

The Raldere have done It ferny War Gamut. VMMon 

wtth depth, - 

welcome; free admission. 

thaw whit cross coun- 

For information call 368try 

Is ail about," Mereland 

8328. 

^DICKINSON MARINE 

SERVICES, INC. 

(IB ytvt experience) 

Specializing In: 

Johnsonlivlnrudi Outboard Repairs) 

• Boot Hauling • Winterizing • Shrink Wrap 

> Boat Bottoms Power Washed 

,' Factory Trained Mechanics 

Cei•A.C.MOORE 

Velvet 

Ribbon 

20 Ycird Bolts 

Bed or Sreen 

W/9 

PVC 

Canadian Pint 

Wreath Salt 

Value Sal* 

24" $12 95 $7.81 

34" $39.99 $24.88 

48" $49,98 $34-88 

ir 

Vln© 

Wreath 

tofllni FHdoy, Dtc. and, indi Thurtday 

IfarttrDillHouM 

Wiring KM #401 

Dell HeuM 

Family 

i 

AUSILK FLOWERS, 

BUSHES ft TREES 

IXCLUDINO 

WtDDINO*PICI 

BPKUdPVBCHABI 

Chritfmai 

Plci 

ValMtfiM.M 

DollHouwFumrfuw 

•Mnnfl Room 

• Ml. 

$4088 

i oih 

Palnftd 

Wood 

Tiny 

TfMlUNI 

VtfutlN 

to 

IBM 

Vau 

PVC 

Canadian Pint 

TrttSalt 

VfllM Mit 

If *S4f 11.91 

it" HM 11.11 

§4" 

V«Jv«f 

POnlON 

Voted to the Afttiraup thm tenftii tutm ««, hom left, Shannon Oarffty, Jen Frank and Kelly LoftB ot Oceaft 

Oily Hiflh Sohool. Prtnk to ilse en til flroupi, AM-Bouth Jirtiy choice. 

Special awards for tennis standouts 

Raider senior Shannon 

Gatfity was the recipient oft 

$500 scholarship during a 

Mnnli awartis banquet 

recently at the BUver Lake 

Inn, Clementon. 

the awardi mm voted 

upon by tennis codches (row 

all leagues in South jewey, 

Approximately 400 parttcU 

panto and guests wt>re pttsent 

ag the surprise award 

was announced. It was one 

of only two BUdi awanls, 

tenlfiir Tuttl of Cherry rM 

Weit received thi other 

scholawhlp. 

Criteria for tha award 

inducted gtKMg sponsorship 

by an Uidlvidual*8 coach, tennis 

ability, scholarship and 

leadeishlp 

Carrity Is the first player 

ftwn Oewn Q^ to ilv 

Wi Khdanhip award, noted gious All-Groups 

Raider tennis coad\ PhU Bun- Though only a sop! „ 

b«um. 

she is the second pUyer ft 

Ocean Qty w»i »>o weli OOfi hUstery to fc voy 

repwianwd othttwiie, »i its All-south Jenny. 

three top players — Jen Birnbaum has "high 

frank,-tally Lafti and Oar- txpeetitlonl" Frank Will 

rtw — wm pitted tor tt>e impwve » bm US nuari 

All-Group f hree Ail-Btar Unee, ha holed, four of tte 

T Bve losses Vim to pig 

fttnk wan also a unanl- rated In the top 20 in 

î ,i . it - 

mom ehoiee for jhe presti- 

Soulh Jersey Gas Company s 

Gas Advatitaae Stores 

Oerman 

Staffed OlutOun 

Thcy^fe youf holiday shopplflfl 

center fof gtfto of loii^t€«a value., * 

^ mm, comenktkemi 

• 11 i. 

IMi 

Defending champions take to the pool anew Friday 

_—„. _..„_„,,„„,,„„„„„« tea»f to» Mitetattd and 

tm of the few swte\ losiftg to

• 

PAGE 12 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CETY* NJ, TWKSDAV> PECKMBER 

obituaries 

Rose McNuIty Rock, 79 

UPPER TOWNSHIP =' Rose C. McNuIty Rock, 79, 

died Nov. 28 at her home. 

A resident of tftis community for two ywrs, she was 

bom in Fort Reading and had formerly lived in Carteret 

for 53 yetrs. 

Surviving are • son, Harry of Upper Township; a sister, 

Johanna Martinet of Port Reading: and five grandchildren. 

Service will be 9 a.m. today (Thursday) it St. Elizabeth 

of Hungary RC Church, Carteret. Burial will be in St^ 

Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia, 

Arrangements are by the Rumpf Funeral Home, 21 

Locust St., Carteret. 

The' rey 

Funeral Homes 

Etiibllihsl IBS* 

809 Central Ave. 644 Shore Rd. 

Ocean City, NJ. Palenno, N,J. 

Phone 399-0077 Phone 390-9699 

Herbert L, Oodfrny, Owntr 

John K. Bnltai, lyl 

In Time of Trouble, WiAnAs 

Ntar As Your Phont 

Pledging for tht future, u In the put, the flneit anil 

moil dignified, pemniUted ninentl service 

SUCCESSOR TO OCEAN COT 5 TOST 

FUNERAL DIRBCTOR 

• BLUE GROSS 

. BLUE SHIELD 

• MEDICARE 

I ottm hrnnnmM 

Mary Arch, 56 

Foot 

Specialist 

CHARLES F, BIRK.D.P.M. 

• ROMNEY E, PROPEB8IONAU8 • 

101 N. MAIN STREET.CAPE MAY OOURT HOUSE 

Adults & Children 

465-1644 

NORTHFIILD — Mary M. Arch, 56, of Revere Avenue, 

died Nov. 26 atfher home. 

Mrs. Areh had been employed at BaUyi Gnind Hotel 

Casino since 1983. Formerly she owned a restauriint in 

Brant Beach for 10 years. 

She was a former resident of PhU«delphla. 

Surviving are three sons, Steven of Philadelphia, Keith 

of MUlvule, and Chris of Northfleld; a toother, Phillip 

MeCaUum of Uvtttown, Pa.; and two grandAUdrin, 

Service was Wednesday *t the Rosenberf^-Raphael- 

Sachs, Philadelphia. Burial was in Sunse Memorial 

Park, Phitadeiphla. 

Contributions may be sent to the Hospiw ProgMm, 

AtlanHc City Medieal Center, AtiiinHe City. 

Regina Fania, 65 

Regina W, Fania, 65, of Ocean City died Nov. 26 in 

Shore Memorial Hospital, Sowers Point. 

A resident of mis dry eight years, Mrs. Fania had 

spent summers here for many years. Bom in Philadelphia 

she was formerly of MaJvern, Pa. 

Surviving are her husband, Robert M.; a ion, Robert 

M. Jr. of New RocheUe, N.Y.; a daughter, Susan B. 

Hepke of West Chester, Pa,-, and two grandchUdren, 

Mass of Christian Burial wiU be said 11 a.m, Friday at 

St. Fmnds Cabrini Church, Burial wlU be in Anisley 

Cemetery, Roslyn, F«. Friendi may oil from 9:30 to 

10:30 a.m. Friday at the Godfrey Funeral Home of 

Ocean City, 

Contributions may be sent to the Ocean City Rescue 

Dally • Evening 

1 liwrdiy Houti 

HemtVlifUAItol 

THAT WORRIED LOOK 

With theie young pups, that worried 

look Isn't real. You might call It a physlological 

Illusion. The whole problem Is that their 

headi haven't grown enough to fill out the 

wrinkles In their brow§. 

But, with people i worried look li usually 

rial, It reflects the deep concern! that 

trouble our world and lives. 

Vet, worry Isn't going to Improve the 

world. Its only reil value li that It eneour- 

.yaiiii 

ages us to seek solutions where they cart be 

i toundi Th© tort thing to rtplioe wewfy with 

Is FAITH. 

Through the centurlei man hai found 

hope and courage In the truths of religion. 

Qod never meant us to solve our problems 

alone. Perhaps our moit perplexing problem 

today li thit too many people have 

been trying to do just thatl 

I Sunday Sundafy Mofrday fue(dsy Wedrtesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

I Psalm Psalm Psilm Psalm Psifm Psafm Psalm 

I IOfel.23 IOfef.23 I0&24.IB (07:1.12 (07:23-43 IW HI iii 

1 Cogyiujht i l 

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t • i - - 1 t ^ . -f ^ ' • —^. . -li . m a -J i-~ | — i i il j ~i i -i^b £jl ^5 j M j il 

CHICKEN DINNER 

AT THE CHAPEL 

A chicken dinner will be 

held S to 7 p.m. Friday, Dee. 

2 at the Union Chapel by 

the 8M, 35th Street and 

Aibury Avenue, "nckets are 

88 adults; $2.50 children, 

payable at the door. Open 

to the public. 

Timothy McGee, 79 

Timothy P, MeGee, 79, of Ocean Qkf died Nov. 26 at 

Our Lady's Rwsldtnce, Pl&JSantville. , 

Mr, MeGee was a jettred wholesale Hortst and % former 

member of leavlew Country (Sub and Whitemaish ; 

Valley 'Country dub. He was also a mimeer of the 

Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. 

Bom in PhUadilphte, he h4d totn a resident hem tot 

IS years and had also lived in Rourtown, Pa, 

Surviving are his wife, Annej one sons Hugh W, of 

Anandale,"Va.j two daughters, Kathleen Bums of Lafayette 

Hill, Pa., and Joanne Ispehshade of Philadelphia; IS 

grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. 

A Mass of Christian Burial wUl be edebmtad 10 ».m. 

today (Thursday) at St. Augustae'i RC Church. Burial 

will be in Holy Sepulchre Osmeltry, Philadelphia 

Friends may call from 9:30 a.m. until Hme of Mass *t the 

church. 

Arrangements are by the Chester J. Wimberg Funeral 

Home, 

Contributions may be made to Alahiimer's National 

Headquarter*. 70 E, Lake St., Chicago, IU., 60601 Wt. 

jo Ann Lelie, 43 

SEA BLE CITY - Jo Am LeUe, 43, of 8103 Landls 

Ave., died Nov. 27 at the Cooper Medieal Centtr, Camden, 

of Injuries sustained In an automobile aeddent PH- 

day In Woodbine. 

Bom In Trenton, she lived In Umbertvllli before 

moving here four years ago, 

Mrs, lelle was a graduate of Bwing Township High 

School, the Mercer County Vocational School and the 

Donnelly Memorial School of Nursing In Trenton, 

where she became a licensed pracHeal nurse. 

She was a nurse in the amerpney room of St. Mary's 

Hospital In Langhome, Pa,, and most recently wai a 

nurse for the Atlantic County Department of Corrections. 

Surviving are two som, Robert and Alin Burket, at 

home; a daughter, Patricia Burket of Cltrmont; her 

mother, Helen Orlando of thli city and her father, Fred« 

eriek J, BowerB Jr. of Mercorvllle, 

Service was Wednesday at the fCrause and Logan 

Funeral Horns here. Burial was private, 

UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue 

Rev, Pgul W. vanderLoo, Pastor 

SUNDAY DEC. 4,1988 

10:90 A.M. Sermon: 

"WHEN GOD NAMED M SON" 

2nd Sunday In Advent 

Musical Director Mltlarti Adam 

Nurttry Available during Service 

ST PETER' 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8th «fld Caitttl Avsnue Ocean City, N J, 

N*tey Fox MtHatim 

fJMfiigfdj 

McAfee, 

' 

ills CominyiilM, Sleylef Chapel 

ftOOAMdllShl 

lCh30A,M1Mofnlii|Wottljlp 

Serttion 

"WATCH" 

Of, M, Russell Shivers, Paiitof 

Rrtnk A, Ydfkcs, It. Assoc, Pasiot 

MfBtPmsbyterian Church 

ev. tiftMm h Allen, Pastor grtinrHui 

I Kemihtime, Uttm of Mwto 

SUNDAY DEC.4,1988 

"TH£ WONDER 

OFHIS SILENCE" 

, ^Vflfilng Wdretitp - 7:00 pw 

'Jr J < 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 

Cape May County Unit of 

the AmBrican Cancer Society 

needs more volunteers 

to help with BdueaHon p»* 

grams ind fund ralilne 

iventi. For Inforinatton call 

886-1 tS4. 

Otto Bruyns, 84, former 

mayor of Northfleld 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

"God's Wordln Today's World" 

Pi WMliy Ave, (Luny Hotel, siwnd Fi.j Ocean Otty, N,J. 

Rev. John E. Jamie son 

Pallor 

9:48 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

NORTHFtlLD — Otto Bniyns, 84, died Nov. £6,1* 

Presbyterian Hospittl^Phlladaphto. ' 

Mr, Bmyns was the tmm mayor tf NerthBild Witt 

served mi city feom 1944 fitfough 1 WS. He w^Mf 

Prudential tnsurana Co. to 1966 Mid began Ms 

with a« city foUowtei hu mmmi mmm & 

government began when he was appolntid to A| taMM 

of assessors. He Berved as gea*tey of the bawd far ftvi 

of 10 years as an asseôr. 

He was elected to City Council In 1954, holdtaj • p

PAGE 14 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN OT^ NJ, THUKSDAY) DECEMBER h I9»k 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

ADVERTISING RATES 

Advertisements for A M columns ihouM be in the office 

el Trie Sentlnel.Ltdosr NOT LAY1R WAN 8 P,U 

HJISDAV FOB THURSDAY PUBLICATION. 

3M.B411 

One Time. 8 lines or less WOO 

(S3 [«. i iHHding B Inn) 

Ad Running S ConseajftrB Times, 

with 8 lines or less SSQQO|| 

Ads Requiring io« Number • $1.00 aadiBor 

118 am SlrBti, Qetin (Sty, N.J. 0I8M 

IPHONE NUMBERS 

Now you can.,, 

DIAL 

DIRECT 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

and MAIN OFFICE 

399-5411 

CIRCULATION 

399-5412 

NEWSROOM 

399-5492 

DISPLAY 

H 

OFFICE OPEN 

9-5Mon.-Prl. 

Htlp Wanted 

AFPLBATIONi ABB BEiNO TAKIN 

FOB • Full or Part lime year round endtan. 

Apply In pornon OoBan Phirmicy, 

iM AiEury Avinus, 0.0,, ajMsai. 

BAiViiniR WANTED • Monday ind 

TtiSWliy Bttsmoflni, appoilfflili!],; JiSD 

W Sao p.m, lor 8Vt yt, toy tnd intent In 

my Drain Oliy horns. Sludin! OK. 

PlsttiHll MiiiM. 

CHILD OABi • for I young ehlldfin. Pan 

lime now, lull llmo beginning in July. Itportsnea 

and ideal riliranMi nwMiary. 

Reply w io« eel, Th« Btnunii-Lrigw, 

11 i-JthBUBBi, Ocean Oily, NJ 01SM. 

CUBK.TVFIBT • Full lima, JAM IB 4FM, 

PIMiini, imill Marmora OHIM, varied 

duim,Binilll!.OillM0.1B40. 

ORUWl SWP8 . New hiring Mm anu 

Women. Bummer and Oarsor opportunl- 

Hot {Will Train). BKBIHW Pay plui World 

Itavsi Hawaii, Bahamaa, OariMuin, 

ECUNbm«i8rae»oaoEi imo 

DON'T SETTLE 

FOR LESS! 

Too Wild sicoplioiiiilly lalomed and 

malviirt Bsotti an had Mrt In 

pwliloni that a«« imn of no jrwrth, 

/ft HANOVER, we do things dlfftrtnlly. 

Wire ore of (ho fulfil growing 

otrreanta In iho PSC Irnuiinot 

Multry beeauii m offer our etspfi • 

£ tviry level • IN) ttinnco IB ptove 

Iheraolves ant) ndvnnco. 

L1NW00D OFFICE 

MEDICAL 

ADJUSTER 

AtltrM individual with gwd 

WmnunMlori SKIIU nttdtd io 111 this 

rNNMfelB poadion. 2 3 yivi tmdlcal 

rttMtd iiNfinn to rtwilgl no fauN 

dahra Oofege dsgret 1 plus, although 

no) nqutal* 

Wi sffir highly cemptHivi starling 

lalailM md gansmi benefrta MikA 

Mudi: msrJIMI, dortfll, III, and 

dUttiw Iniurtnn plant; i ulwy 

Wlngl Mini Uign iiMurtflmtM; and 

a ntmal vataikm policy. 

Call of itnd fMurna Io; 

DEBBIE BRIGIM 

(W9)f2MMO 

C«ntral Pi* Call 

122 Naw Rojd. TO Boi IS 

LlmwoA NJ 0B221 

irn aquil opportunity ArrftoyAT mn 

DEDICATED PEOPLE - nesdiK) io wort< 

on a ona lo on« tetsfs wliN fioad 

young adults In trio community to tadnwe 

rft-«ntry ikilM, Ftohab bQd

PAGE 16 —SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, «8f 

Real Estate Salt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale 

BEESLEY S MANOR 

GRAND OPENING 

Saturday & Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. 

2 beautiful brand new 4 bedroom Victorian models 

on 1 acre Jots - open for your InspecHon, 

RIFRISHMENTS SIRVIQ 

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 

Located just 1/2 milt south o( Bis Beesloy'c Point en RI 0 

(Shore Rd.) Look for Open House Signs 

Call BERGER REALTY, INC. 3894211 

iGold Caul lecond flow oondo 

wnn boautllul siewl gl soon, 

•Foowroa Inciutfe 4 BMraoffli, i 

buhl, tpadoui rooms, nthadral 

ceilings Alter youVs cwuldersd 

Iflo oihiri on Wgslgy lor or 

$300,000 check Ihli out tor |uil 

iMi,eoa, 

sin 

Oanl llnd a dupiei en Conirtl 

Avimut lor under 1100,000? 

How at BIOS) Mock, loo! Two, 

(*o bedroom unlit both hMIM 

and mostly fumiihed tar jutl 

I11M00, Dgnl delay on ihli 

onil 

Juil IIKM and ar I ho right prfcsl 

This iseond door lully (umlinsd 

condo li In like new nmdlllon 

ana loalurej s badraomi, a 

bnlhi. Caltiedrnl colling, dried 

Unplug, and much man. Convtnlgni 

loealian. Asking 

1146,800. 

BRAND NEW LISTING; 

Spacious bonlllully furnished 

4 bedroom, 3 bath, 

2nd floor biaehfroni with 

laundry, storage, unclosed 

shower, liroplaco. oxtra 

largo decks and over-slzod 

garage, Expnntiivo ocean 

views • all this for 

$448,000. Prime soulhend 

beachl Call 390-8822. 

S bedroom, ! bath single 

family In excellent con* 

Iten. 30 x 100 tol Plenty of 

parking. Furnished, 398. 

1858,1179,000. 

Duplex close to Ocean 

City's finest beach and 

boardwalk. 2 bedfoomi, 1 

tile bath on each ftoor. Ill 

ffoer has gas baseboard 

heat, d«e!i war tm ear 

garage. A must see 

duplex! 1114,000. Call 

3»0041. 

Low mtlmananM vinyl ikjed 

flypta In a ray quuity loaikxi 

, on Control Annul, near 22nd 

BrM, Thh propany has gat 

hM, camml air, nreptaco. ear. 

port, hugs tunoadi and «n oicol 

M rantU hWory AMo avaMM 

a condos for nea.ooo flnl Hoar 

•nd »i 96,000 Bscond floor. Fully 

tumdhsd Csllnowl 

UnlimltM potenilgj ovnilablo wim 

Ihli new lilting si iha D«Ml 

Ami Hole! ai iiih a central 

Avanua. lieallan! rapaal elltntalla. 

Up to S3 rooms and i 

agirUnenii, Coll Marr Aganey lor 

additional Inlormmlonl 

AMolutely Immnnjlsto a bdrm., 1 

Mh rancher In nlee year round 

rwlghberhMd, Lai ol •mtnNiat 

Indudlnfl gn loroM air hM, 

leparaie dining room, ducted 

SMge, Itncad yard. Ml tor any 

1111,100, Gall now! 

3 btdfoom, 2i/fa bath 

eondo In ueellent eondl. 

Uan. Central air, fireplacs, 

decks all applltnett. Asking 

$124,900, Call IM- 

1168. — 

One of t kind - quaint 

ploUretque English style 

brick house that exudn 

charm In • premier location, 

with some TLC, his 

could provide an unique 

opportunity for someone to 

•njoy the luxury of living In 

i dsslrable neighborhood. 

Only one short block to an 

excellent beach and the 

beginning of Bis boardwalk. 

1271,000, Gail am 

1SSS, 

DupiM 

one Hock ¥ fatasri Mh 

off-atreot partdng. Three 

bedrooms, bath, gal 

•pass heat on first floor, 

Meend floor apt hM thra« 

bedrooms, bafh. Furnished 

far %m,m. CM mo*»i 

FOR LEASE 

Beautiful Brand New 

3,600 Sq. Ft, Office Building 

11 th & Haven Avenue 

teeaMn, abundance e( paiWng, final BreMBlanaj 

building Mr one uur •frMugh can rje split up tmo < offlat tuMi 

Only sulUIng IngainiiM) 3.600 .qua feet ef mnMusta space 

ta ont uMf. Enrapnont) architectural nngrlly, Ottered tjy one,or 

Cape May County', nnstt buHderi To be owwred in M w 

SBMIOon 

KHhiWest 


398-1700 

Mt'/M 

1AMIS M, DWYER, REAL ESTATE 

IMVBITMiNT • DEVELOPMENT 

franklin 

'REALTORS 

Outstanding single home 

on comer tot complete 

with full bay views. 5 

Minis,, 3 full baths. Hying 

room, w/fp, new kltdwn, 

2 ar garage and more. 

SU5.00Q. Excellent mndl 

Hott, inspert newt Call 

399-5711. 

Marina MeWi Townhouse. 

Living room, w/fp, dining 

room, Ml., 3 bdims., 2V4 

baths, central air, 2 open 

dedts, 2VS ear prage. Call 

to see. Priced at O07.000. 

CaU 399-5712. 

Affordable condos . 2 bed. 

rooms, IVi baths each. Living 

room, dining area, 

kitchen. Writ floor §79,900, 

second floor $83,900. CaU 

today far appt. Call 399. 

S713. 

Immaculate Cottage, 2 

large bdrmn., full bath & 

new kit, Ideal for •tarter 

or retirement home, 

inspect today!!! CaU 399- 

5711, 

New listing large Duplex, 

3 bdrms., 2 baths each 

unit. Approx, 1 year old. 

Asking 011,000, CaU 399. 

5712. 

Two bedroom bungalow, 

gas heat, Ig, lot and off 

•Beet parking. Needs TLC, 

Asking 179,900, CaU 399- 

1713, 

Income Producer, 3 heated 

units w/exoelhmt rental 

history. "IB" Qroii 

923,000 t excellent buy at 

$184,900. Call 399-5711. 

South Bui -' ipiious lit, 

floor condo. 3 bdrau,, 2 

full baths off street parking, 

1127,100, CaU 399- 

1711. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. DGC. 3 

11 to 4 pm 

5440AsburyAvo. 

Brand new duplex eendei, 

1 bdrms., 2 baths, 

fireplace, central air, wall 

to wall carpet, all appliances. 

1 black to beach 

from $176,000. Visit our 

furnished sample today! 

Call 8994122, 

ATONILOOAnoNI 

3 taAoom duplex Just one 

street to a prime boach. 

Offered furnished Including 

niw carpet. Asking 

$MS1P0f>.OaflMMl22. 

ri'ii iBfflTfl 

Cokini*! home en comer 

foi sos9 to boaî and 

boardwalk. Pour badrooms, 

2V» MM, firsp^ss, 

gai nsm% &mtm aw, 

hardwood floors, 2 ear 

garagt, sundock with 

eeaan views. Includes 

appliance* and window 

Mtftmntt, MMJOO, Cal 

ager 

B?!!prsea Rri ?riD;uth si 

20 Roosevelt Blvd. 

Marmora 

3904818 

Under construction . 

Duplex condca • 3 bedrooms, 

2 baths fireplace 

each, plus many niot features. 

Excellent buys at 

$124,900,1st floor S129.900 

2nd floor, CaU 399.5712. 

New construction - Qua), 

ity 3 bdrms., 2 bath, ps 

heal, central air, fireplace, 

garage. Corner property 

with Bay views. $144,500. 

1st floor, 1149,500, 2nd 

floor, CaU 399-5713, 

Rare Find, lagoonfrem lot 

50 x 100 w/4 boatslips, 

B99.500, CaU 399-5711. 

Bayfroni Townhouse, 

living room, w/fp, din, 

m., Wt,. 3 bdrms,, 2H 

baths, den, eentrtl air, 2 

open decks, 2V4 ear garage 

& boat slip. $225,006, Call 

399.1712. 

Established DeU and Sundry 

Business - North and 

high traffic location. Sale 

Includes Real Estate-Business 

and equipment, Call 

today for complete details, 

CaU399.S713, 

One of a Kind Townhouse, 

Uv, rm,, formal din. rm,, 

family rrn,, w/fp, kit., 3 

bdrms., 2Vi baths, garage 

k lovely fenced in yard. 

Only 1199,500. CaU 399- 

5712. 

Excellent investment 

opportunity - large duplex 

with many improvements 

6 bdrms, and 2 bdrm, unlit 

directly across from the 

beach It boardwalk. Great 

rental potential estimated 

gnu Income $25,000 Pius, 

Price reduced!! Owner 

anxious!! CaU TODAY for 

appointment. 399.S713, 

New condominiums, maintenance 

free, three badrooms, 

two baths, oleotric 

heat and central air In each 

floor, oarpot, docks, 

$164,900, let floor 

$164,900. 2nd floor. Call 

3994041. 

orner prepeTljniefosi 

from toy, I bedrooms, 1 

b«h upper unit 1 bed. 

•irooffl, 1 bath lower unit, or 

us§ aa •single with bitutl- 

Msunsete, fireplace, prop, 

fstslonally landscaped 

grounds, All for $259,900. 

CaU 399-8822. 

listirtfll North end, 

beach block duplex with 

wrap-around porches and 

plenty of p.- 'ing, Updated 

kitchens A baths make this 

an excofent rental properly 

of second home. 

»224,«>a Cdfl 390-1656. 

•*= 

1 Atlantic Ave, 

Real Estate Sate Real Eslato Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estatt Sate 

mMMNrnti* 

en pneta Jtnay S I M WtMrfram Ca!i. 

munlty. MBM MaMB In «w WO1 Ol 

«ll> ttumMr tar Inlwimolffl,. 1-H00-633- 

1 MS. M M M fUiUlty. RMBn. 

GARDENS PLAZA • MMIMni CBMa. 

minium. bMulMty MMN m (torn 

unli wild ww i M ot eeMa tm iM, 

turnWnd, tiV«» Ml TM RMaai 

Mmmnmm. ' - ^ 

Luxurioui 3 Wrm., 2 bMi oondo on 40' lot across from oreat 

•outhend bea*. Conpletty fumbhod, like new wall to wall 

earpets, full appllanco package. Off*B»el parWrfl, stomoo 

Super teoaBon and perfeet oondWon make Wa a "isit fciy " 

Roduced to 1239,000. Make an offer! 

Ocean Clry - Large S bdrm,, i baft home on oversizid lot In 

• convenient area. Close to good louftend beaches and 

easy commute to AUnntJc 01^. $134,600. 

2 bdrm. furnished condo. Lew taxes, low condo toe Includes 

Insurance, maintenance and pool use. Off-street parking. 

Walk to good beaeh. Own for less man rent, $70,000, 

Qeean City - now 3 bdrm., 2 baft, gas heat, central air, eom- 

Plate appliance package, wall to wall carpets, celling fans, 

custom minl-blindi and verticals. Great prise, great location 

and owner financing to qualified buyer. Call today I $111,000, 

Qeaan City. s bdrm., a baft home on double lot LB, formal 

OR, den wlft flreplaeB. Hartwood ftoori, all new vinyl windows. 

New kitchen and Inground pool. 90 x 11B double duplex 

lot Call ttday tor additional details. 

COLDUUGLL 

ACADEMY 

REAL ESTATE 

909 WEST AVENUE 

OCEHrlCJTY.HJ 

3883888 

An InasuBKIBil!, qtnsd ind DgsilM Mstita 

0! ClimHI lints RHIWMI Allrlilln In 

MANAHAWWW . Pdisa tor qukk UMIS 

MMm, mm arms, * « 

MANAHAWKIN WATCRFFtONT - Rfr 

RHXMM am) wpunflwl Vn* twJroom 

Ran* on iWooo. New SuMM. 

wooatumlrg (ropiace Fumfcrwl 

H 18.5O0-CmnaRsaity, Tot t=» UN J, 

1-KW-SS2- 7B31 or H» CB7-SJ00. 

MAFMORA - Baytwry Cm Oootfo 

Campgnund Can Vina imdM on larp* 

cwmr Mt wtm KTHlwd penis. Fur 

nWiad and bsautltulty tonkoud. OSH 

to pool and W». tsi.500, Cal OMwH 

Baniw Aiaamy Ftoal etmt, M Wail 

Ave. 39»O888_ 

LANE omom 

PMnbury, Two-»ioty oUtmW timi 

tutitf room, tlreptoos. Mvangksri t 

i nan woodM M. (Mr OxtUmS H» 

M L Sam RM EM, asMtw a 

GARDENSPLAZA 

y Mews fmnMs 

fifth floor Qooanffoitt 

one bedroom unit 

beautifully decorated 

with Oriental moUt, 

$179,900. fumlBhad, 

GARDENSKAZA 

PARK PLACE and 

THEBEACH 

ROSEeOURT 

Unique adultilvlng for Si years and older. OnaJ. 

bedroom condo, w/w carpet, fully equip. Kitchen, 

waihtr; dryer, A/C, gas her water heat, rear deck, 

private front veranda, landscaped, one block to bay, 10 

year warranty. 

Now Renting For Year Round Residency 

STARTING AT $62,500 

Owned by Teresa or Charles Palermo 

Broker ol Record • Kathleen Dewlft 

HDLLEGASS 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 

36 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226 

Haw Ufeichert's Affordability Plus 

can cut your monthly home payments: 

Chela I 

A 3O.yr Adjuitable Rule Mortgage with flnl jfiar at S.3/4%! 

,. ,«nd from the jnd ytar thrmuh the 30th, thi ratt idjuiti annually butd on 

2.m% ovt r thi l-tor Ttauyiylill indai (nijw it ipnra«lnnicly g%), Hmmer, 

you tin thooif I I pWmenU il M/4% fram win i through loin which 

«« difemd Inureii, If (njs would be added to tht principal This 

option rtducu your Initial payment! by 30% or more compared In 

typical (Isid rale flninelnl, (APR Is lO.flTTM hued on IWI/M Index!. 

A 3u.jfr Ftod R«te Mortgjge with flrit ym ntt it f .7/8%! 

.. .and a MfflH second year rate. In ytars 3 Ihraujh 30, the rats n> 

miltu n«d at 9.7/JM, Ybu injoy ilwd rite liability and itlll reduce 

niy«J Biymenli by 15H to !0H vt nui nrdiniry n«d ratt programi, 

10 you can qualify lo buy a lot more home, (APR li 9.SS0HI. 

No OrlUnailoa Pet! (No PolnUI) 

lelict whichever mor1ga|e program bell meitj your nted, and piy no - 

orl jlnatlon fee (up lo 3 points) and youll still enjoy il jnincant lavlngi on the 

InlUillhvtstBien! required 10 buy your nent home.. 

AfTordiblllty Flyi can help you buy more home than you ever thouait po* 

sftle - and at minthly paymenti Ihil can be hundredi leu than usual. And 

only Weleheri has It. So call 111 today and gel the team nmkinf on your dream. 

Notii Rates subjec! to change slUiout notlte and wWIe mortgi* fund., la|. 

Anilible to qualified buyers on Bled properties only. 

Welchert's Atfordablllly Plus now available on select properties 

•meng those listed below. Call Immediately for furlhsr Information. 

DONT JUDGE A lOOK IV ITi COVER I 

. OtM mM§ youtn be hookidl Great for 

fOitalii Great for your largo famllyl This ti 

tilt ulUatltf shore homo. It bMltt 1 bright 

nm puter, eoay UvJng roan with fjrijilitij, 

hup dlntag room with buOl In Iruidi, plus 

four bedrooms, II can be M •nytJrne, 10 

why not tike 1 look today arid be SOLDII 

iliiOM 

SOUTMEND COTTAGE . QON to tht 

bodll This beautifully re-dona ootUgg b 

)sut the peitep spot for family fun and Iot» 

of happy memorle. Just another VVdchcrt 

With Hit unique advantage of AffordabJllly 

B!$!4l«0ai. 

COhWt VAim . Bis Iddrw 

•law Is «muî 10 peak the Interest of all 

Cffld Coiit home seekers, Qem Vims, 

itmmm, ofl hat, three bedrooms, mt-MI 

tath met, trtfc Parting for dgh. ««( 

WWWIND CONDO - Take a fook ai (W» 

bcjutlful 2nd floor eoftdof Coma adrnfre Its 

•atficdrtl cdlings, ikyllghb, fireplace, fun' 

(ppUfnm {**»& or sii on fn« rooftop 

*«* w/ttothtAhg viem of d» man. 

COASTDiM^-TO*l*ih«hoM« 

teen writing fart Comer lot *»Hh 

lw^thii«beirwo*lslfloor,fhr« 

W 

ry,ilM,0M, 

OOANCITV 

M«|nin»nl townhouH with but dip, 

S bfcinjorru, IM btttu, 1 tukonln, 

flmpkii ud Mmltji neM, mry an» 

nltypo*jiblt. From 1)92^00, 

OCEAN err v 

Atmcttd vitw or tht Inknd 

wway, Enjoy tin privaqp and 

fcatdi of tht Mutft md. Thru bad* 

room*, 2 fcatha, fully turn, ll»,900, 

miinws 

In-honn bulnw, a gnal UM hr thk 

t)nr m papula feuta U In P«tmburg. 

Crul locillonl Two tern (hot*m, 

miyt»>7 A lov.ly hMI lo II In, 

dMditd ganp, (lor On hoirmtT) 

tun a eruU grMnhmut All tWi for 

juHitM,no, 

AVALON 

Bnutlful J badrwmt, 1 tain, hilly fur. 

nlitud condomlnlumi with Mta* 

Vltw, on. block to batth, Pmn 

M4MO0, 

NORTH wittnvoot( 

W.ll ntlRUlMd dupto en (0 IIW 

M, Ufga from and Mar pmhM, Iri 

tuM } bdrm, 1 btllii 2nd wilt, I 

Unm, 1 talh. Om W batdi and 

OALLOWAYTWf.(aol.llC«*»») 

T*e Mm aril tut Btlng room, din* 

Iftg rdom, tad), ksfldr}room, MiMfl 

d l r f A D U 

Madid In Hit, Ow/w trnJoia to MIL 

umanm 

motney {Mda it i MM pkwir 

it t prlM Out airt tf krt, H$t (raM 

OMM«wAtWi40A 

VEMNM 

OCJAM my, m wmtmr, 

CArtMAY COUNTY AHO AHAH- 

JAMES MDWVEM1 

INVESTMENT • DEI 

MVEsmEntr moronr * nut 

10IHA WEST AVE. 

20ROO3EVELTBLVD, 

UUDiAnni • -»' . 

. p 

prodndBi WftWO nurr Ui 

C»U(otr*tl»l^ 

OCBANOTV , , 

Commtttiatlf timid, Ma cortmtfdi) 

unit aMd 1 ^Mtd«Mlli I l«Ut|rBNlng 

OCBAMVieW' , 

3000 tq, ft. building 

Kouft 9 «t 8M M« qtjr 

MAIMOJU 

BistUtnl «ppsrtufiU)' tot omumnltl 

tantait lit kaaMly ttwraiidl araa, lot 

tlit 1S2 a 110. Craat potMtlal 

orw«twrra» J ' ,^« 

IOf^ 

lfl*Wtr)WM psMrltM,! ipH., 

ttof, ptut itf) *} H to 

rtk*mtUU* 

CORNER LOT 

0990 Sq Ft 

Tabfernacle area 

opportunity Call tor 

OflEATIHVGBItlENT 

Ctntrally located, fully 

«qu »"*"• 

.WM444, pkl* alM. ggoSBSB or 623-3434. 

W>-1 

RIVIERA RANCHER - S badroomi, IVa UNFURNI8HE0 • Small ona bedroom 

hofwalarhtaiatMTMorMe^SMS: ban* **H*- * naw hlgti hlgri affldancy, affldanc low ONI 0*i 

'- haat olt-«lr«MjarMiKI. diKI. MflMd-irt •-' 

odtttoa, ld*tl lor a tingle or mifflad coupt*. 

No»tl AOoaan Vfe 1360 plut alao' 

Md.9flM17i*ftarSpm. 

AcadtmyRta/Etnia, 

Ava.aBMNS, 

YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE THIS 

HOUSE ON THIS LOT FOR THE 

PRICE! 

Quality Construction • custom built Ranctiar In 

Palermo, A years old In beautiful condition, 

$113,000 

Gardens Duplex 

On quiet efreot, with 

manylmpfovomorrla 

$149,000 

DuplM 

On4ftrtOOtellfi 

excellarrl condition, 

$109,000 

Across from ttw Beach* Boards* -total renovatlon 

condo units, 

Astary Am Ouptex - in camVaJ tocHkm on a 30 

x 100 ft. (01, asKtng $159^00. 

Otrthil byTfrt- ft OtrlMfilan* 

Mtftf Umd • I 

HILLMGASS 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC 

(609)399^011 

VERY PRIVATE • brtghl ctwary on* bad- 

SOMEFIflPOIMT-rantih,3b*dnMlma 

batha, garua AvallaiH* Fab. 1, 1B»J. 

216-862-2616, 

SSM53.JSWSSt 

SOUTHEND-fiBdrrht 

JSmSSSb 4,V»18TAE.N«W» 

Realtor, MB Waat Apt., Cathedral caNnge, 

I.C^WMMMon-.l-naAMIdim n^MvmtHnmA, Orf WINT -Bh^ 

fOMtt fKJrtn #0Ot WOpUUttf WlHnAft dn|W| 

MARMORA • 17 R«d CUyar DnVt, Oulat B7TM ft ABBUflY - 3 bdrrM,, SII* baJH, 

0(1 ttraal parking, gat heaL Yearly 

cul-dMeo, S bdrm. 1H bath houaa, all 1W floor, porchaa, ofl-ttrael parkku. utll. I6S0 monthly^ ufl. Can3Ot-O4oa 

Mtchan appUanoat, Mck and garaga. Mom, lor an, itor. with VW hook-up, QO, 

Naw home, 1676, montiiy t aao. dap. ft DW, WAV. flood daafl oondwn for ma- 

ull. No Paul Oall 66S-631S tor tppfoaturt adultt. MM, montihr plut Utll 21Btl 

t l t t 

880-3*11 orOO*afl».JJ71, Year round rentals 

APPLIOATICma BENO TAKEN • For available at luxurious 

two newly MM Yaarty Rama) Unlit. 3 

Real Eetale Sale 

500 Bay Condos. 

edrmi., I Bafit. »7Bft Monftry MM uM< 

oat. Coniact Franknn WIMmt. NMun, Prices starting at $725 

M0-B711 

per month. Call 

399-tm for more 

Information. 

BASEMENT APARTMINT • Mti Terra, 

w/w carpit, very Mrgt foomt. modem 

Uahtn end ban. f4s, fnonm metudtt 

htei and hm wwer. Prefer Elder- 

67 

BAYTrTONT. 4 bedroom*, I taM, M 

n. SUBIH, Mmmmmo, mfmi, 

rilhan Hedry, Bearbf, iWi»1 or 

BAYVKW. 411 BAY AVE, 1 badrsm 

1 ha* hoiae, I dttM, eft tMajtirUm, 

mr ytrd, AvMaWil-i-N, PM oft. 

•671, mo, pjui MMat, ctl 31S-537- 

16413B«raM 

1MND NSW LUXUftMUS • tit or 2nd 

Floor Apartment i Bdmi., g BUM, 

AtiaaM NsmmM 1, UrrkmliM, M 

MpMncea MMM SMftal Parwno, 

mptasa, etrrM Mr, IM • Wall Mo 

PMI MllUW COUrte, HttaranM Hejijrijj, 

tm, Mdnfirf plua M M Call 

MM210, 

THREE BEOflOOM APT. . avaftM 

YEARLY RENTAL 

Lagoon front-single, 4 

bdrm, 21/2 bath, 5 boat 

$750 + 

EfYictency - extra (arga a/e 

500 Bay Condo 

5th ft Bay Ave. 

OceinClty 

Desirable Yearly 

Rentals 

Available From 

Robert L. Sharp, 

Real Estate 

2700AsburyAv« 

JKlWMAve, 

399-O7S4 

Ocan CHy 

Fum.142BR,Api9. 

Prom tin. per WMC. 

Nte NojMte 

MfsWMAfits 

710MoonVnTamica 

Ocean cry 

W4m 

33nJ i Slfflpjon 

BrtgM,«ryZ bedroom fwme; 

AvaMbte Immdiarefy 

$0SO par month 

398-7288 

WMYfNMIriMMHU 

MUIHIU 

3I94M0

PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1988 

Yearly Rental Rooms 

TWJS5DAY, DECEMBER I. lot* 

Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 

yearly rentals 

Available Immediately 

- • 2 bdrm., 1 bith, 

washer/dryer, central 

location- $650 mo, plus util 

• Avallabli ImmBdHtely, 2 

bfjim, 1 b«h central 

location, isofl. mo, plus utJI. 

• 2 bdfn.. 1 bath 2nd floor 

unit, rranh and, quiet 

location. SS50 mo. plus utll. 

Many rentals avail 

Call For Mor# Info. 

DlVfL0PM6NT 

10th I Wall Ave. 

398-1700 

Lots 

COMMERCIAL LOTS Cfnter city 

50x85' £85 000 40iBJ 

tcscoaaoiav.neoooAddiiHinaiiy t 

ISraS lot Df 120*115 Or divide IrtlO 4 

(ep 30H 15 commercial Mis 1240 000 

lor ontiro pkQs or (60 000 par lol Call 

Help-U-Soll Roelon 399-8300 

EASTERN SHORE VA Spectacubr wa 

lerfronl building lot with rrontsgo directly 

on CMncoteerjus Bay A tow Canal lot* 

also available Amenities Include a pri 

veto Gelt Cvurvo Marina Puui Camp- 

ground Tennis Courts arm Clubhouse 

Priced Irom J2B 000 to *35 O00 wlOl 81 

wllent financing 1 8(M 787 6586 

ESTELL MANOR 2 permit, wooded 

land In 5 acra residential zone one 14 

_ m _ j K _. .m. rf^--_.n *^--_.l.^ ^ n 

ORDINANCE NO. 60-14 

AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING 

THE REGISTRATION OF CERTAIN 

REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE CITY 

OF OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, 

PROVIDING RULES AND REGULA- 

TIONS THEREFOR AND ESTAB 

LISHING PENALITIES FOR 

VIOLATION THEREOF 

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY 

COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OCEAN 

CITY, NEW JERSEY AS POL 

LOWS: 

Section 1 Finding: Purpose and 

Intant 

A. As a resort community, there 

a number ol lju&liUfBB which are 

CITY OF OCB AN CITY 

PLANNING BOARD 

RESOLUTION NO P ? 10 1? (18 

WHEREAS Anthony Oovlln (BS 

contract purchaser) has appllAtl to 

Ihe City ot Ocoan City Planning 

Board for minor subdivision Approval 

lor Lots 27 nnd 2B Etta* 51O2 

5140, and 514(1 Central Avonue In 

Ihe city ol Oooan City County ot 

Cape May ana 1 Slate ot Now jursny 

aa per thfl pinna ol RurKfltl A^so- 

CtateS I 4 E Prrt|i>ct No 77O (lATOri 

vacant and unoccupied In Ocean 

City during the non-seasonal winter 

months. There are also a large num- 

ber ol non*owner occupied cornmor 

ctal properties ranted year round. 

These properties present particular 

problems to the City ol Ocean City In 

AMI.. 

YEARLY RENTALS 

Call Us For 

More Information 

GARDEN 

STATE REALTY 

389-3038 

OCEAN VIEW - D«nnl» Town»hlp, 

wooded lot on cul-de-tac i»d 3/4 of 

acre Call Help u Sen Realtors. 399- 

S300 

Storage for Rent 

GARAGE 32NDSTHLET AREA Avail 

Bbm Immediately tor AijIomoBIO or Dry 

Storage It 00 monthly Cell 3BB 72BB 

STORAGE Itlgh and dry loading dock 

and two lamp. 500 sq It privets and 

secure Call owner 399 82U2 

STORAGE/WAREHOUSE SPACE 

High and dry 1 000 >q fl plus Easy ac 

cms $6O0 per mo 399 8282 

WAREHOUSE SPACE avallsble Vary 

Ing slzos. will divide Help U Sail Real 

tors 399-0300 

YEARLY RENTAL 

BeautJrul niw townheuaos 

3 Mrm,, 1 1« bathi, w/w 

earptt, rim ieonemlcai 

gas nut, off iMsl parking 

plui lirg^jwyilr prage 

Nice I bedroom on 8th St 

Near beach $676/mo. 

3 bedroom on Pannlyn PI. 

ISM/mo. 

001399-2036 

Mon. thruFrl. 

8 to 1 p.m. 

653-108B 

Weekends 

THRU BEDROOMS 

.garage. $850 per mo. plus 

W e r winter « S&60 

monthly plus gas and elso. 

Available now, 

r 

308-8282 

Complaints of 

discrimination to Houslnj) 

t t h b l f d e 

cotor; rt 

Jersey 

Public Notice 

I bdim, 2 bath lit door, pool, 

all appliances, central air, 

Furnlihid 1728, + util 

Unfurnished, $700 + utll. 

Call 

398-7288 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

OCEAN CITY BOARD OF ADJUST 

MENT 

NOTICE Is hsreby given that Dirk 

Skinner, et ux, owners of Lol 3 In 

Block 300 as shown on Iha Official 

Tan Map ol tho City of Ocean City, 

County ot Cape May and Blate of 

Naw Jersey, and generally known as 

BOS Park Place, has applied lo the 

Ocean Clly Board of Ad|uslrnont lor 

a height variance to permit Iho reno- 

vations lo thslr existing properly to 

alter Ihe root line on ths existing dor- 

mer on the building, together with 

any other bulk variances that the 

Board may deem necessary to per- 

mit Ihe proposed Improvements 

A public hearing will bo hold on 

the application al 7 30 p m on 

Wednesday, December 21, 1SBB at 

me Cky Hull, oth Street and Asbury 

Avenue, Ocean Clly, New Jersey A 

copy of ihs application together with 

the plans lor the proposed project 

are on file In Iho Code Enforcement 

Office located at SSO Asbury Ave- 

nue, Ocean CHy, Now Jersey, and 

are available for public Inspection 

during regular business hours At the 

time and place ot the hearing all 

Interested parties will be given Iho 

opportunity to be heard on Ths appli- 

cation should they so desire 

FORD provide all Information required 

on lite registration permit application. 

and additional documentation 

required by the City In connection 

therewith Esch psrmlfa) of occu- 

pant of a licensed premises shal 

provide reasonable Inspection to 

appropriate officials ol ine Clly of 

Ocean CKy authorized lo onlorce the 

provisons of this Ordinance 

Section e Confidentiality \ 

All Information supplied by appO- 

canis on the registration application 

or related forms and documents shall 

be confidential and shall not be 

released or divulged to any person 

except as may be required by appro- 

priate oflldala at Ihe CKy of Ocean 

CKy In discharge of their oflldal 

duties 

Section 7 Penalties 

Any violation of this Ordinance 

shall be punishable by a fine not to 

exceed $500 00 and/or maximum 

imprisonment for a term not to 

exceed 00 days 

Section a BeversMIKy 

If any ponton of this Ordinance Is 

declared to be Invalid by a Court of 

competent jurisdiction, it shall not 

affect Ihe remaining portions of the 

Ordinance which shall continue to bs 

ki lull force and effect. 

Section 9 Repealer 

All Ordinances or port Ions thereof 

Inconslstenl with this Ordinance are 

repealed lo ihe extent of such Incon- 

sistency. 

Section 10 Effective Date 

This Ordinance shal take effect fn 

the time and manner prescribed by 

km 

ROY GILLIAN, 

MAYOR 

JACK JONES, 

COUNCIL PRESIDENT 

The above Ordinance was passed 

by ihe Councl at Ocean City, New 

Jersey, al a meeting of said Council 

held on the 22nd day of November, 

idea, and wm be taken up for a sec- 

ond reading and final passage al a 

meeting of said Council held on Ihe 

1Sh day of December, 1988, m 

Councl Chambers, City Han, Ocean 

Ciy, New Jersey at 7 30 o'clock m 

fhe afternoon 

ANGELA PILEGQI, 

CLERK 

WHEREAS the Planning Boon! 

makofi the lollowlng findings ol tact 

1 Tho taxes nave bonn pnki 

2 The applicant has npplloO tor 

and has paid tho appropriate lati? lor 

minor subdivision approval 

3 The applicant was represented 

boforo the Board by Ronald L Taht 

Esquire who gave a general Intro 

auction indicating that tho misting 

structures would be removed prior to 

the fling of the subdivision 

4 Mr Gktoonesa noted that all 

minimum requirements ol Ordlnnnco 

88 27 were mot or flycetxled nnd hi> 

rocommendod approval 

5 Mr Steelman reporlod that the 

Board Englnoers ofllco had no 

Ob|ectlon to the ftpIlrovRl Al Iha suh 

division 

6 Tho mooting was oponod tor 

public common! at this tlrna find nn 

one came forward to testify 

NOW THEREFORE 5 RE IT 

RESOLVED by the Clly ot OOUIVI 

Clly Planning Boani that upprovul bo 

and It hereby Is granrod fa Iho minor 

BUbdMslon ol Qlock 5102 Loto 27 

and 28 HS reprflsentod on the 

above roloroncod plans oi BurKott 

AESodatDS P E . Mih|sct to Ihu lol 

lowing condition 

Tho subdivision shall not be 

recorded until tho oxlstlng tfruduros 

ero removed 

Tho Resolution was rnovod by 

Councilman Flood and aocondod by 

Mrs Ryblckl Those voting In lavor 

were Mayor Gillian Councilman 

Flood Mrs Ryblckl Chlol Bower, Mr 

Tolomeo and Chairman Crowloy 

There woro no negative voios 

Michael Cmwley Chalrmun 

I hornby certlly ihls to bo a true 

copy ot Ihe Resolution adopted by 

Ihe Clly ol Ocenn City Planning 

Board ot Its mooting ol Octobor 12 

10BB 

CniSondra RoboMhon 

Socrotary 

12 t IT p r $3000 

VASSErt SPITAINICK BLOOM 

MA7IN A STCIN P A 

no^ Tlllon Rood P O Bos V 

Nonhllold NJ OB225 

(609) 645 132O 

Ancmoy for Ocoan City Zoning 

Board ol Adlu5lmont 

CI1Y Ol- OCFAN CITY 

ZlVlING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION 7 1 9-21-88 

APPLICATION OF WILLIAM 

DnANf.n IS 

PROPt-nrv BLOCK 3501. LOT 17 

OCFANCI1V NEW JERSEY 

WHEREAS William DeAnoels Is 

tho ownor ol Block 3501 Lol 17. as 

tho coino Is dasignnted on the T«* 

Map ol the City ot Ocoan City and 

WHEREAS ihe applicant ha* 

tiled s complete application with the 

Zoning Board seeking variance 

oppmvnl tor Ihe premises on this lot 

which H located at Wosloy Avenue 

and WHEREAS tho Board has con 

•Idored Iho plan submitted and Ihe 

liKtlmony ol Iho applicant, his altor 

nay Ronald Taht and his architect 

Molwi Bachlch It makes ihe follow- 

ing findings ol Met The applicant 

wKhuq to remove an existing stmc- 

tum and construct a new duplex on 

Ihe sub|oct lot The proposed roar 

yard tolbacfc wouk) be SO feel to tho 

mnln structure 12 (set to the open 

ponhnB with fttops extending fur 

mar 

Tho oxl&tlng hnuse Is closer to Ihe 

lino Ihun Iho proposed building so 

MIDI Iho now building will be loss ol 

MI oncroactiinom There wll be no 

nufjMivA Impact on tho community or 

on iho neighborhood nor any risne- 

llvo lmp**[ t on the overall zoning 

ordlnanco or ânlng plan of Ihe City 

ot Ocoan Clly 

NOW THEREFORE. BE IT 

RFSOLVfcD by tho Ocenn city Zon 

ing Board ol Ad|uBtmant. nl lls public 

muullno on Seplembar 21 1968, 

thul Ilio vnrlnnces be and tho samo 

aro horuby granted by n vote ol 7-0. 

CONDM lONED UPON tho sotbadis 

bolng 20 4«' which Is equal 10 the 

arlthiTiullc rnetin 

inNIHd BOARD OF ADJUST 

MENT 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

1JI IT PT $29 40 

VA88ER, aPITALNICK. BLOOM. 

MAZINftSTEIN, P.A. 

802 Tllton Road, P.O. Bon V 

Northlleld, NJ. 0B225 

Mark H. Stain 

Attorney lor Ocean Clly Zoning 

Board at Adjustment 


ZONINO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION Z-1 -7-20-88 

APPLICATION OF: RICHARD 

ARRIVIELLO 

PROPERTY: BLOCK 3102, LOT ?2, 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

WHEREAS, Richard Arrlvlulk) Is 

the owner ol Block 3102, Lol 22, us 

the Bamo Is doslgnnlod on the Ttu 

Map ol the Clly ol Ocean Clly: and 

WHEREAS, the nppllcnnt has 

tiled a comploio application with tho 

Zoning Board Booking vnrlnnce 

approval lor the promises on Ihls lol 

which Is located at Centrnl Avonug; 

and 

WHEREAS, the Board has con- 

sidered ths plan submitted and Iho 

testimony ol tho applicant, his attor- 

ney, John Maroclca. and his builder, 

John Forrell, It mokes tho following 

findings of tact: The applicant wishes 

lo ado a bedroom above n garage at 

the rear ot an existing duplox. Tito 

rearywd setback lor the proposed 

addition would be approximately 11 

feel whero 20 feet Is Ihn minimum 

required. 

An Interpretation Is required for 

parking or In tho alternative a vari- 

ance for same. Tho additional bod- 

room which would be Immedlnlely 

above the garage would not Increase 

the present non-canformliy but would 

continue the Bamo line. There would 

be no lurther encroachment than 

what already exists. Tho Board found 

that the variance could be granted 

without subfitantl&l detriment to Iho 

lonlng ordinance and master plan ot 

the City ot Ocean City. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 

RESOLVED by tho Ocean City Zon- 

Ing Board of Adjustment, at Its public 

meeting on July 20, tgno, that the 

variance be and the same la horoby 

granted by a vote of &-O. 

ZONING DOARD OF ADJUST- 

MENT 


12-1.1T,P.F.t28.35 

VASSER, SPITALNICK, BLOOM. 

MAZIN 4 STEIN, P.A 

802 TIKon Road, P.O. Box V 

NwfhfWd, NJ 08225 

(00»7 045-1330 

MarKH.Sfein 

Attorney for Ocean CKy Zoning 

EloardAAoiustmenf 

CfTYOF OCEAN CltV 

ZONING BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION Z4441-MI 

APPLICATION OF: r^' — 

pnoremv: BLOCK 7 feel *herar 25 feet 19 IhB mW- 

rnvrn required 

Trw proposed addition wooM ee 

Ibcatsd wlnm the far reaches of the 

fjuadbc/rrw.rtwmeiriendoufnotur- 

fha furtnesf, 0tf fn order to expand 

fhe real estate office, a use 1 variance', 

fronfya*J Setback variance 1 and a site 

ptan variance- *M bs required. The 

VABSEn, SPITALNICK. BLOOM, 

MA7IN A RTFIN. P A 

002 Tlllon RDDd. P.O. Bilx V 

Northlleld. NJ 00295 

(000) 0-15-1320 

Mark H. Slain 

Altomuy tor Ocoan Clly Zoning 

Board ol Adlu&tmont 


ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION Z-4-7-20-00 

APPLICATION OF: SANDY DEL 

SORDO 

PROPERTY: BLOCK 007, LOT 12. 

OCEAN CITY, NEWJER8EY 

WHEREAS, Sandy Del Sordo Is 

the contract purchaser ot Block 007, 

Lot 12, ns the same Is doslgnstod on 

Ihe Tnx Mnp ol tho City ot Ocean 

City: and 

WHEREAS, ths applicant has 

tiled n complote application with the 

Zoning Board Booking variance 

approval lor the prgml&oB on Ihls lot 

which lo located at Haven Avenue, 

and 

WHEREAS, the Board has con- 

sidered thy plan submitted and the 

testimony ot the applicant, his attor- 

ney, Ronald Toht and his architect, 

Michael Hyland, It makes Iho lollow- 

lng findings ol lad: The applicant 

was originally requesting permission 

to build a tvuo-story building, a retail 

Blore on Iho first floor and a owner- 

occupied apartment on the second 

floor. This would be accomplished 

alter on oxlstlng on&-story frame 

dwelling would be torn down. Af Ihe 

honrlng tho applicant wlthdrow his 

uoo vorlanco lo permit the residential 

UBO on the second floor. The appli- 

cant was Ihoroforo soaking a lot area 

variance of 1,607 square foot when 

8,000 squuio feat Is required; Further 

o lol frontage of 41.23 lost Is existing 

where 00 loo! are required. A front- 

yard setback of 20 feet Is being pro- 

posed where 30 feet Is required. A 

sldoyard setback variance Is 

roqulrod. Ths applicant Is requesting 

a.OQ feet from Ino southwest and Ihe 

northeast sldo, In addition, an 

awning would extend Into the side- 

yard. The southwosl sldoyard set- 

back lor iho awning would be 4.0S 

foot and ihe northeast sldeyard set- 

back would be 1.05 lost. No roaiyard 

setback or height variance or lol con- 

voraqo by building or Impermeable 

service vnrlanco was being 

roquosted but the applicant was also 

requesting a parking va/lance and Is 

providing four (4) spneos where eight 

(6) spaces are required. 

Further testimony that no addi- 

tional land could be purchased to 

reduce Ihe variances being 

roquosted was offered. 

The Board found that tho variance 

could bo granted without substantial 

detriment to the zoning ordinance 

and master plan of Ihs Cny ol Ocean 

CHy. 

NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT 

RESOLVED by tho Ocean City Zon- 

ing Board of Adjustment, ot Its public 

mooting on Jub 20. 1908 thai the 

variance bo and Iho same Is hereby 

granted by a vote ot 4-3. 

ZONING BOARD OF ADJUST- 

MENT 


12-1,1T,P.F.$4O.OO 

VASSER. SPITALNICK, BLOOM. 

MAZIN* STEIN, PA 

80S Tllton Road, P O. Box V 

Nonhfleld. NJ 06225 

(609)645-1320 


ZONING BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION Z 2 7-20-68 

APPLICATION OF: RICHARD AND 

nOSEANNESOVD 

PROPERTY: BLOCK 70Z, LOT 10, 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

WHEREAS, Richard and Rosa- 

anno Boyd aro fhe owners of 6focfc 

702, Lof 10, as ihe H I M I* desig- 

nated on me Tax Map of Ihe City of 

Ocean Clly. and 

WHEREAS, ihe appscanfs' have 

filed a complete application strtrfi Ihe 

Zoning Board seeking variance 

approval for the premises) on mf» IM 

which rs beafod af Plymouth Place-, 

and WHEREAS, ihe Board has) con- 

stored tha (Mm submMed and ffi» 

testimony of the eppOcmtt, * matte* 

the (otkjwfng finding* of fact. Thsr 

appflcanfs wish to add a 7 (oof by 14 

foot storage racmry af rha rear of a 

Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

ORDINANCE NO BB-45 

ORDINANCE REGULATING THE 

PLACEMENTAND LOCATION 

or LANDSCAPING STONES 

BE IT ORDAINED OY THE CITY 

COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 

OCEAN NEW JEHSFY AS FOl 

LOWS , 

Soctlon 1 Findings of Fucts Put 

pose 

A When Etonos are used In lieu ol 

grass for landscaping 1 purposes thoy 

present a potential hazard to the 

Ooneral public • located on thn side- 

walk driveways, or walkways 

B ordinaries 08 27 ommod "Tno 

Zoning and Land Davoiopmeni Oral 

nance ot the Ciy ol Ocoan Cfty" 

section 1700 45 regulates the loca 

tlon and placement ot landscaping 

stones lor those projects requiring 

sRe plan approval 

ip It Is determined to bo In the 

best kiterests of the Ciy ol Ocean 

Cliy to extend theso requirements to 

all development within the cty ol 

Ocoan tCtty regardless ol whether 

she plan approval Is necessary with 

ihe ocean City Planning Board 

D The purpose ot this Ordinance 

Is to protect Ihe pubic heafth, safety 

and general weflaro by providing a 

safer sldowalk and wa&way to the 

general public, and eliminating the 

risk ol Injury due to tho placement 

and location ot landscaping stones 

Section 2 Definitions 

Development The construction, 

reconstruction conversion structural 

altiirntlon, relocation or enlargornont 

of any building or slructum 

Soctlon 3 Restrictions on Land 

scaping Stones 

A Subsequeni to ihe ettoctlve 

dote of this Ordinance landscaping 

stones on all development as 

detlnod herein, shall be rogulatod as 

follows 

I No landscaping stone shnll be 

locntnd In that area between the 

sidewalk and curb. 

II Landscaping stone shall be per^ 

milled In any other areas only II they 

are onclosed by tour by tour (4x4) 

railroad ties, or other comparable 

and suitable materials lo prevent the 

Btono Irom gelling on to the skto- 

wolk, curb, drlvewny and gutlor area 

Section 4 Ponaltles 

Any person who violates tho provl 

sions of this Ordinance shall be 

subject to a tine not to exesed 

$500 00 and/Or Imprisonment not to 

exceed 90 days Each day may be 

considered a separate violation at 

this ordlance 

section 8 Severablllty 

In Ihe ovenl that any portion ol 

this Ordinance Is declared Invalid by 

a Court ol competent jurisdiction It 

shall not effect the remaining por- 

tions which shall remain In lull lores 

and ollecl 

Soctlon 0 Ellectlve Dale 

This Ordinance shall take oflocl In 

Ihe time and manner proscrbed by 

law 

Mayor Roy Gillian 

Jock Jones, Coundl President 

The above Ordinance was passod 

by Iho Council ol Ocean Clly New 

Jersey, ot a meeting ol said Council 

held on Ihe 22nd day ol November, 

IBUB, and will bo taken up tor a sec- 

ond reading and llnal passage at a 

meeting ot said Council held on tha 

15th day ol Decembor, 1989, In 

Council Chambers. Chy Hall, Ocean 

City, New Jersey al 7 30 o'clock In 

iho aftomoon 

Angola Plloggl, Clerk 

12-1.1T.PF $43 76 

VAaSER, SPITALNICK BLOOM. 

MAZIN ft 8TEIN, P A 

802 Tllton Road, P o Box V 

Nonhllold. NJ 0822B 

(609)045-1320 

MarkH Stein 

Attomoy for Ocean Clly Zoning 

Board of Adluslmenl 

CITY Of OCEAN OITY 

ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION Z-2-8-17-Br 

Zoning Board seeking variance', 

approval for the premlsos on Ihls lo»î 

which la located at Wesley Avenue^ , 

and JJy 

WHEREAS, Ihe Board has con-,,- 

sldored the plan submitted and inn.- 

testknony d Iho applicants, their-* 

anomey. Ronald Taht. and Ihofr,.- 

architect, Robert Bachlch. s makes 1, 

the following llndlngs 01 lact The. 1, 1, 

applicants whit to demolish on exbt-^. *" I 

Ing duplex and build a new duplex ort,. master plan of the 0* fn*buikiWiavrneaMtredfrom thf 

C«y 6» Oeeerr Of/ wlih flwr conOT- top of the' ItrsV habWabl* ifcolrV TTs* 

aa alafedl The DUIIrJIntf #nuid raajyart*sa*atk tiouM WIZYfaaf 

•fesirtenrtalloc*. , - where* the- mWrnUW fie/atnd if 30> 

THEREFORE, BE ff fsef. 

Th* RMoMorr MM movtHf by 

Mr CMMry, and satortrjed 1& 

sW fibott TA0M «• 

OM a wttn 

HlhSrmftV 

V 

Ad1us«n*r*V«fK*pubi Carpel 

* St* feef from insiallaiffir J—.--. 

aif 

h 

aif 

Ihe 

M* WKitd 

Mg osme 

eikMru t _. ».„. from insiallailon. Demolition, fencing, 

fan fool deep parter. Framing Contractor*, Insulaiton, 

wMaHowfora Landscaping, Masonry, Movlno and 

rtfh*7«ie*wf*his3O4f*ef TM ân?Papertno,PanWg,Ptatartno 

't*>1anc«*ioukf b*2.0fe*f. .% SrwsrnxMMofing am 8Mrn, 

Tha Board fa grametJ trthom ubswmsf |Vat. siaiutes, and/or Murilcfpai 

lUrhiad«llia«M(nhwlBrl» /uuiua lOOOO 

10000 

onflnanee* o«M*wjir»*y 

OEX Biecrrv 

MEWJtfBEY 

OR0MWNCE NO. 

MTm 

RIZET> no htrdtrn)) uno* 

on* person own* both lot* end on 

comply wkh

P4GE 20 — SECTION TWC THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1> 198ft 

Blizzard, Barile named to the All-South Jersey field hockey team 

Two members m iVoan 

City Higli Sohi)tii\ hold 

hockey team wore 

I warded by solcvmm hi 

(ho Ail-South I 

êlivted by the 

,ind 'Hi, 

n 

junior ]or 

un.ininunj'. 

I wo jiapen 

loam honors from boll 

lod the Raider* in >>i" 

with 14 goals: 

11} III I 

the 

first 

She 

ring 

Inn was the only junior on 

the Courier-Post's first team 

and one of only two on The 

Inquirer team. 

Blizzard is the second 

junior from Ocean City to 

Ixi named All-South Jeney 

in field hockey; Kristie 

Miller was selected as • 

junior in 1985 and tfien 

repeated the honor her 

senior year. 

, Senior goalie Marlsa Barlie 

was also named flnt 

Thg Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 

& DELICATESSEN 

Serving Ocean City 

Ytir 'Round 

Since HIJ 

ORDER EARLY FOR 

fistmj 

Prom Our Butcher Shop 

Prime Ribs • Fresh Turkeys 

Filet AAlgnOrifPreparedtoOrdfr) 

DIAL 399-0986 

DIFFERENT LUNCH SPECIAL 

IVfeRY DAY 

ALL OGCASSfON 

PARTYTRAYS 

EAT " N 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

NorthEast Corner 

team, All-South Jersey by Post. Ktorda Miller was 

The Inquirer. Barile was a named second team, AUsecond.team 

choice by the South Jersey and All-Group 

Courier-Post, 

Three, Trad Tarvos was 

A two-year starter, Bartie also named to the Allcombined 

with a strong Group Three team. 

defense to complete Is Jen Carson of Egg Harbor 

shutouts this season and 30 Township and Phyllis Reale 

over two years. 

of Mainland were also 

Two members of that named to the All-Group 

Raider defense wen also Three first team. 

reeegnJMd by the Couri«r- Second team All-Group 

Three ielecUoni Included 

Ocean City junior Sue 

Bloomstead, Kelly Ireland 

and Erin Nicktas of IHT, 

Blair Henry of Mabiknd, 

and TOphomores Chrtssy 

Terrigno and Stephanie 

Stelmaeh of Bridgeton. 

Bloomstead, who scored 

13 goals mis year, was also 

a third team selection on 

the Inquirer's AU-fiouft ]m- 

The Inquirer named. 

§ey team. 

the Courier sâm. She was 

named to the second team, 

Danielle Dayton of Colling- 

Ocean City's JUI Nagle 

swood the Ptayer of to I) 

and the Mainland duo of Bihar, Kim Aglldtan of Year in South jeney anol 

Shannon Ward and Janel St Joseph and Michelle Shawnee's Bobbie Schulta 

Sehafer, were among those Boisbert of Holy Spirit were the top coach, ., j 

given honorable mention in second team choices in The 

Group Three. 

Inquirer. Deana Pinto of St. The Courier-Post anitft? 

Joseph and Tiffany Sybil of Dayton top defeniljM,, 

Kellle Fisher of MillviUe MillvillG Joined Bloomstead player and KeUl MeGahii 

was the only other Cape- on the Inqulr«r'§ third of Bishop fiustace the 

Atlantic League player an team. 

offensive player, .'> 

Gene Hark Kids' daring, cars and alcohol a deadly combo 

Gene Hart, one of the best 

known and most respected 

professional hockey 

announcers In the country, 

was hospitaliaed with chest 

pains last week, just a few 

days after he visited Ocean 

City High School, 

Hart, who has broadcast 

Philadelphia Flyers' games 

for all of the team's 17 

years, spoke in Ocean City 

The holiday cheer 

that puts everyone 

In the spirit 

Just caff or visit us May to 

send tf>» FTM Holiday 

Oheerm Bouqu9t. $sgjQ 

FTD Ftowen • The 

feeling never »naa. 

SPINNING 

WHEEL 

FLOREST 

IIS Atbury Avt, 

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Shop Your 

Hometown 

First! 

Your dollars do 

more than just buy 

merchandise. They 

support our schools 

and churches, and 

help pay for our fire 

and police protection, 

the library 

and recreational 

facilities. 

The list is endless 

because your dollars 

support our way 

of life. Be loyal to the 

community and buy 

at home. Then 

everyone benefits. 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 

- _t_>_" 

on behalf of PAD, J>ro Athletes 

Against Driving 

Drunk, 

"I'm here because it 

deeply bothers me that children 

lose lives over this," 

Hart told a group in the 

school auditorium. 

He was brought here by 

the local SADD (Students 

Against Drunk Driving) 

chapter. Hart was introduced 

by Tom Gahr who 

•long with Leo Chase 

advises the Ocean City 

chapter. Stephanie Haines 

ii the group's president, 

"Young people are daring," 

said Hart, "I was like 

that and so were most of 

you. They mink they an 

Indestructible, It's a lot like 

the way athletes think." 

"But when the kids have 

cars, that daring becomes 

dangerous. 1 * 

"Im not talking to just 

kidi, however. Pm talking 

to teachers, parents, everybody," 

Hart added. "Kids 

see and then they do." 

Hart, who graduated 

Small Business 

Accounting 

Financial 

Planning 

Tax Preparation 

Bookkeeping 

H§un: 

Mon.-Fri, 9 to S 

Evenings and 

by AppoTntmifll 

New Accounts Welcomed I 

CYNTHIA N.OSTER 

Certified Public Accountants 

1142 Bay Ave,, Ocean City, NJ, 08226 

(609) 399-5779 

from Plaasantville High 

School and started his 

broadcasting career doing 

local high school games on 

the radio, told the story surrounding 

the death of Flyer 

goalie Pelle Lindbergh. 

"Pelle hardly ever 

drank," he said, T>ut mat 

night, through a series of 

circumstances, he did, And 

he killed himself driving 

home. It only takes one mistake" 

The appearance was 

Hart's third of the day on 

behalf of PAD. He had spoken 

at Lower Cape May 

mat morning and Mainland 

that afternoon, 

He Is a member of the 

Middox and 

castir Don 

among othin. 

TV 

Hart's broadcasting 

mttaent was reduced 

by 

the Flyers because of a p 

Wous heart attack He ft 

expected to be out of action 

board of directors of PAD, for about two weeks 

along with former Flyer BiU because of last week's pt-otn 

Barber, former Phillie Garry lem. ' 

Photo show winners announced 

The Ocem aty Arts Center 

presented four $100 

awards during the 9th 

annual juried photographic 

show during a recent reeep* 

lion. 

The awards were pres» 

entsd to PaWA Wevlniky 

of WUkes lane, Pa, for 

"porwit, head," Barbara 

Venturl of Avalon, 

"unHtled (gown), 11 Happy 

Gandolfl of Ventnor 

"untltled(kne8i), l( and 

nine," 

Three honorable 

mentions awarded to 

William Rest Jr. of Cardiff 

for "Winter sand patterns, 1 ' 

Michael Beekner of Petersburg 

for "Menonites at 

I «ithv Jerome 

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tatimi Typltl In m USA 1987-88 

(WMMM WmediM kM«t NSMnM Ifplng CanlM 

dawn," and Kathleen Lar- 

Wn of LavaUette for "Full 

moon," 

Juror artist and freelance 

curator for the show was 

Bid techs, He Is artistic 

director of Perkins Center 

fa- Die Arts, hat curaled 

exhibits for Rosemont College, 

Shirlng-Plough Corporation, 

the Noyes 

Museum and the Stedman 

Gallwy of Rutgers Unlver- 

y 

slty. Sachs is working with 

Joseph Jacobs on Sculpture ; 

of the 60B tat tt\e RtaglU)i'. 

Museum in Sarosoto, Fla, 

His writings have been 

published by Art in America* 

Arts, Arts fiatafi|^ Amnf\ 

em Ceramics and die New 

ArtEmnim, 

The show remained in the 

arts center gaJtary through^ 

out November. ,, 

Benefit show is Dee. 11 ; 

SOMIRS POINT — A «*ter the ihow. 

special performance of Mary 1 ! Manor is a pareMi 

Somethings Afoot, the latest sponsored group dedicated 

production at South Jeriey toward openini a ChrisaiA 

Regional Theatre, vM to group home tor mentally 

offered 700 pm. Dee. 11 to handicapped adults. Settlef 

benefit Mary's Manor. manj on jjg g^ group. ,. 

Th« SuWty performance hameliexpfletidPee.Sl, ' J l 

costs $17 and wUl feature • pOf ,ickrt reiervationi 

wine ind cheen reception ^ 927-1623 or 82244S|. 

COUPON! 

Pursel's 

Appliance Service 

ALL MAJOR BRAND9 

EMtn MM M MMMM tl ttM of MVM MM 

Per Prompt NfMleMl SinlM 

CALL39(M856 

BjlWt 

Attention! Ocean City Business Persons! 

Start the weekend off right with a 

T.G.I.F. PARTY 

Sponsored by Tom's Deli 

A FREE SANDWICH THAY FOR YOU 

Drop yeur business-card In thi TfllF iOX* at 

Tom'i Osli. w§ will draw on# oach TuM( TM# 

winner will fiCflvi a PRii Sandwich TW, to 

b« pfekad up the following Frl, between fyo 

and 4:30 p.m. (no data change^. Next drawing: 

Frank Mazzttelll 

rluniOing a HMnng • • 

101$ Aaburr A,g, Ocsan OHf, NJ, 

momm 

WHEN DO THEY HAPPEN? 

AccMent* m the 

t«w, Aeddeak wemort ttfasly to h«M«i wider 

tttmtai , ma titdta, 

patrticafafly dtirhw (M hmi 

mtsA Ittttm, pftwuttcr or 

of ate mofher, CoimuStt» term 

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113B73 SflMPLE 

HOflG fiND IONS 

SPRINQPORT MI 4i 

The emergency rule: 1 month later 

Pag© 8, section 1 

108th Year, Numbtr Si Ocaan CHy, NJ, 08818 Thursday, Dtetmber 8,1MB Two Sections (609)399-5411 

Readers vote to kill Night in Venice 

n .pusrcnij ored affair affi-lr by either (rtlher scaling Bcaltag down, toe traffic wlfk safety. Uit Last year, a 

night ii Is now completely out of hanl hand on ti»e the iupennarket supennarket wall. waU, So Some read- 

ByLEESTEELE 

rescheduling or moving it.* Fewer pedestrian was struck and killed on and uneonfroUable. "You literaUy en put the blame squarely on youths; 

Senttwi-l^pr Staff 

readers still, 9 percent, suggested that Weit Avenue by in allegedly have to guard the front and back of others, on out-of-townen, for 

An overwhelming majority of police crack down harder on unruly drunken driver, 

your hoan beeauii partttn walk Into "ruining* Night in Veniee. 

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- 

Wiit©-ln poll haw Indicated in no back-bay boat procession. 

ruined what was once a lovely affair, doming to match a house theme's sentence response typical of several 

Uncertain terms that officials should Three percent stated mat Night in according to the sentiments of many, color. It happened to mil" 

reponses. Wnlle many agln'ers lived 

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 Ocean City's bay area, several negebration. 

should remain "as Is." 

event has turned into a nightmare!" down the street at 9 o'clock, 1 saw a ative votes emanated from Marmora 

•Of 90 people who responded to the City leaders have been talking about wrote one Ocean Dry couple. "After little girl about 13 or 14 passed out on and other mainland reaches, 

"urvey — which appeared twice in revamping the celebration, which many years of looking forward to our the sldBwalk either drunk or drug- Some believe the event should be 

(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. 

percent votea to cancel Night In Ventive parade of decorated boats say DO AWSf WITH ff - wt could me sick to see her In mat condition.*' One suggested mat officials Increase 

ice. 

through the bay and lagoons. Yean save a life or two and give our town a One respondent reported that shs drunk-driving fines. Another would 

Seventeen percent suggested the ago, a ptrter drowned In a boat eoltt- better name." 

wlmeiierf a ttdlgtti paly at Super 

restructure the 

ilon, prompting concern over marl- Wrote another; "Unfortunately, that Fresh in which adults were urinating 

(please turn to page 15) 

Group will 

oppose some 

budget cuts 

A fledgUM coalition of Ocean City 

residents will oppose Fairness in Taxes' 

recommendations to cut spending 

on tourism-related programs and 

ftther areas in the 198? budget, 

"ccordlng to press release Issued 

Ti';-• 

ueioiyi;, 

PoUowiMi thi.fottnation of m, a 

watchdog, group that boasts over 

5,000 members since it began early 

mis year, Clnzeni for Ocean City's 

WtttWhiiaiggd JBftiw JP9 

"Some of the specific budget cuts 

ng recommenoea Qy iuio> rii 

atai to hurt ojtf cdnnnunlty,* 

Mike Crowky, a OOCP off a. 

• and member of the coalition's 

ng committee, 

f"At stake is more than the cost these 

programs and budget Items represent 

— we are talking about Ocean City's 

ability to maintain its position at a 


Move over, 

George Burns 

Norman Crawford at 

Somers Point celebrated 

his 90th birthday recently 

at one of his favorite places: 

the billing department 

at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Crawford is a hospital 

volunteer who donated 

his time to file medical 

records In the insurance 

anil billing offices.. I've 

always enjoyed iJ iH*ôut 

others,' he 0Aid< . 

He was bom Nov* iZO in 

New York City, when 

William McKinley was 1 

president He worked 31 

"I was always on the 

fo," said Crawford, "and 

still like to keep active* 

He goes dancing once a 

week at the Somers Point 

Volunteer Wre Company 

No. 1 on Bethel Road, 

where he enjoys ballroom 

style* polkas and "most 

any type of dancing." 

He also helps residents 

kJilrio at rt iMfi ruirs 

. hahd out the prizes to 

the winners, and they're 

to see me coming 

Way," he said. 

years for CltyT&nk, now Crawford said that vol- 

CitiCorp, in downtown unteerlng at Shore Memo- 

Manhattett He retired to rial helps keep him active. 

Somers Point in I960, and , "I get a good feeling 

remains active in volun-ftJieiplng 

out the hospital, 

teer and social activities. he said. 

V' 1 '.1*;&$!»\*X> 'Mt* 

I ' , • ' * ' •' • ,',->•;"• 

I 

1 •*+* i-U 

Norman Crawford Is really In the middle, with Margaret Glaconda, outpatient billing 

supervisor, \eH, and Carol Rogart, assistant director of patient accounts. 

State Police take aim at Woodbine 

for temporary upper Cape barracks 

Bj JAMES F1TZPATR1CK 

8MftMf-LM«ir Staff 

The State Police Is oonsidertng the former 

polio! sttto in Woodbine as tempnny 

quarters for its upper Cape 

prtuto tmni a pjanned fuMedgad barradesisamstruded 

in the county. 

The temporary Station amid anontnodate 

up to 41 troopers, fhe same size 

ttaffjriMMid fcTE full fanrada, 

to stote officials. 

are uRder wiy btnveen 

Woodbine and slate officials for use of 

the former police building. The building 

has been used periodically before 

by the fate Pollco as headquarters for 

tactical patrols In Cape May County. 

U William Long, commander of tilt 

State Police barracks in Port Nonte, 

said the lease arrangement Is the only 

obstacle to the establishment of the 

tgutpuiiiry station* 

Long said he expects the lease for the 

building to be for three yean with an 

Again, condemnation 

stalking Drag Island 

SOMBR9 POINT — lire state it 

attempting to take over * section of 

Drag Island, between Route 9 and die 

Garden Stele Parkway, to be preserved 

forever as a iiifaerpiM'f 

haven. 

The site, over seven mm of upland 

aid 16 acres at riparian rights, is | 

M M flpat^for anglers. State 

^fejW»tH^H €m UI?lftJ8VBtS)Î FzOliC* 

Horn offldafe Say they want it to 

reotain that way. 

This is not the same as the state 

Department of Transportation § effoTt 

option for an additional year. He indicated 

that the State Police will snake 

modifications to tfie building. 

State Police officials from the field 

operations office in Trenton have said 

before they want a temporary barracks 

in place by February. It would mark 

the return of a full-fledged State Police 

presence after a 12-year absence. 


renders respond 

What should w« do 

with Night in V#nlc«? 

P 

17% Get rid < I 

of It i 

Change 

19% ""ar" 

[3% "S epit 

Misc. comments - 2% 

PBA\s idea 

is to reroute 

the parade 

The local policemen's union hai 

cone up wltt some rerouting proper 

als to ease Inevitable Night fit Venice 

'89 problems. 

As described by Policemen's Benevolent 

Association president Gary 

Schflffer, boats would assemble in 

Pecks Bay, near 34th Street, rather 

than the traditional Great Egg Harbor 

Bay stagjing Ana West of theGardeng. 

That would ,tgiktf the boat 

the Riviera section by ft30p 

allowing crowds to dissipate before 

dark .< , 

The Riviera Is the Island's No. 1 

trouble spot, according to fiehaffer, 

Narthend spots would have to wait 

until dark to Me the entire parade, 

but those areas aren't as congested 

and troublesome as are lagoon-riddled 

Riviera neighborhoods, he said. 

To facilitate the flow of civilian and 

emergency vehicles — which Hi yean 

past have been caught in tremendous 

traffic snarls — Bay Avenue would 

become a one-way street for the 

night, allowing Southbound traffic 

only. That would create an emergency 

traffic lane. Also, prohibiting 

parking an one side of either Walnut 

or Spruce roads would ease traffic 

snafus, Schaffer said. 

Grouping larger boats would prevent 

the 9th Street drawbridge from 

halting vehicular traffic ai often as it 

has, he suggests. And with many 

larger boats docking in the northend, 

a northbound parade would eliminate 

the need for many vessels to 

retrace their paths after the procession. 

The Idea has yet to be discussed 

with Qty Council, Coast Guard, 

Marine Police or Nipt in Venice 

committee officials, nail Sehaffer, 

to condemn 24 acres of island 

uplands, east of the Parkway, for a 

wetlands mitigation project. 

The DOT wanted to fake the land to 

replace wetlandt destroyed in the 

reconstruction of the Somers Point- 

Longport Boalevard. DOT was 

attempting to comply with a DW rule 

which requires that two acres of wet- Asbury aglow 

lands mm be created elsewhere for Downtown Asbury Avsnus is illuminated with the holiday spirit, as shops 

every'one «ere disturbed. 

are strung with rights a la Boathouse Row. : 

fa September the condemnation was 

thwarted in a Scrperlor Court judgment, 

that said the state, which 

offered $12,900 for die land, negotiated 

in ltd faith with island owner 

WHHatn Carrie. . 

No new information on the DOTi 

condemnation effort was available 

Green Acres, a division of the DBP, 

plan* no improvements and nod*nge*to*eai«i/8aMJeannefDoii- 

" chief of ike Btffeaa of Land 

Acqufaliitm, 

^fitf utid yesterday mat die DBr* has 

, phots by suNnf Su&& -• 

:

f j 

PAGE 2 — SECTION ONB THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j . 

30% -40% OFF 

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Assorted styles, color, lengths 

Rig. $85.00 • $390, 

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started todayl 

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(Display Models Sold Dec. 15) 

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Reduced for (i)Woek Only! 

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25% OFF 

Children's Outerwear 

Jackets, Coats and Snowsults 

Girls Intent -14, Soya Infant - 7 

A Gift 

Jplhe 

Hplidays, 

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tradrtkxialgift.Teleflora's 

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•Tables, Chair Sets 

• Rocking Chairs 

•Toy Cham 

• Doll Hl-Chalrs& Cradles 

20% OFF 

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Heg. $12.95-^4.95 

MAIN STORE: 810 Asbury Avenue 

FURNITURE ANNEXX:837W

0 

DEPARTMENT 6TCQE 

Ladies 

Friday, Dec. 0 

©A.M. -9P.M. 

Bring your iistto Stainton's on Friday 

December 9 and select the psrfect gifts for 

everyone • all In one convenient location I 

Ail ladies SAVE 15% STOREWIDE* on ail 

regularly priced merchandise. 

Plus FREE gift wrapping on all Staintoh 

flWrlMê^mifaatoîi 

evening Bag from wniting & DaritiBon* 

•6% Off (g, a im. appiianess, earptt, vaeuums, T.V.'s and bicycles, 

SIZE CARD FOR 

SLACKS (waist) „ 

SHIRT (Neck)_ 

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.COAT 

QLOVI&. 

Stalnton'a Men's Depl, 

Holiday Fashion Show 

Saturday,Dec.lO,2PM. 

Fashions forthe entire family I 

TMBSENTlTm*lKDGEft, OCEAN CH \\ N J. 

$ 

Agency 

services 

topic 

EUSG Rohini, director of 

tedeemer Hospice and 

Home Health Agency, 

spoke on the agency's functions 

and services to memben 

of the Ocean City Civic 

Club during a recent 

meeting at the youth center. 

The agency, located in 

Swainton, serviees Atlantic, 

Cape May and Ocean coun- 

' 24 hours, 

home health care 1B an alter* 

native to hospital and Institutional 

care, she said. 

Sister Janet, registered 

nurse with a bachelor of science 

degree ii\ nursing, 

mother superior of nurses, 

give the background on the 

order of Holy Redeemer. 

New members introduced 

were Margaret 

O'Hanlon, Margaret 

Wemyss and Margaret 

Willson. 

SINISGALLI'S 

Pre-HolidaySale 

40% off All Leathers 

50% off Coats 

IB4 Aabury Avenue, Ocean CHy 

(Across from City Hall) ~ 

(•09) 191.0027 

Special 

Rack 

AH 50% off 

HflHtjayHfluw Daiiyiotoa agturtjayiotoa SundiyiafoS 

15. TO SHOP 

FDR THOSE 

I LOVE 

(and me\)\ 

t GIN 

h DESIGNER DISCOUNT DOMTIQHE 

HENRY'S 

FINAL BLOW-OUT 

r- - •**:v 

THURSDAY, DKCEMBftR THURSDAY.DKCKMBKR t, ISM UlKSKNTINliL-LK 

i 

Michael, 

Wiigligdi „ .. 

I oimces. Maternal grandparents 

are Shirley Urt) of Key 

West, PU, ind Wiiliaffl • 

McAleer of Philadelphia.' 

Pitenal gnmdMttati aw - 

Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Baker ' 

ofOcianCl^, 

ItKPUBLlCANaOB 

tO MEET DEC 12 

Ocean City Republican ; 

Club will mm ftJ5 p.m.'. 

Monday, Dec, 12 at the' 

intermediate school, lflth, 

Street and Bay Avenue.' 

Ralph lzzo, policy advisor 

ttom the governot'fl office • 

ofipplkyatidplflimlflgwlll? 

W&t on the N/)< Coastal. 

Canuntaian, Public is wel- 1 

come, , 

LUNCH WITH 

SANTA DEC 10 

Countty ShdttS WomenV 

Ovb will hold Its anwial; 

ftafldi «dth, Saflte" from' 

11:30 aoi/ to 1 pM, Saturday, 

the 10 at the Upper: 

Township Elementary, 

*-'-•' Jwmiiitoi la $2, 

united in marriage:, 

;•• \ 

Lynch, Rodier ate 

wed in Blackwood 

New officers of tht American Builniss Womtn's AMOOMtoni 

ttr, from lift, Ann Garcia, secretary. Dorothy Johmton. P^ 

vtet prtildtnt. mm installed during ween! oertmonlts at CdUhtry House, 

BtfBtlntewn, 

Holiday wreath decorating 

topic of business women 

A demonstration on mak- Johnston opened the meat- GuaiEataeaof Abseeen. 

ing holiday wreathe was ing tallowed by reports Susan Baldwin, pait -s 

presented by Carol Ford of from Ann Garcia, secretary, woman of the year, gave a / 

Fisher Mowers to members and I Lee Higgini, Higgini treasurer, brief talk on how the ' 

of the American Business 

ABWA membtrihtp hii t 

Women's Association, New memberB were helped her to overcome \ 

ocean charter chapter, dur- installed by Johnston, obstacles in her private and '' 

ing a recent meeting at including Ree Palmer of professional life, 

Cousin's Country House in Peteriburg, Joanna Hawn of Betty Schflildt lMesented 

Bargaintown. 

Absecon, Kim Martin of past president Dorothy 

President Dorothy Brlgaifttown, and Betsy Windish a piici of Lenox 

China in apprtdatton for 

her dedication and service 

during her term ta office. 

Rhoda Brown gave the 

final report on the annual 

luncheon and fashion show 

held in October at Tne 

Flanders Hotel, 

Sutan Rowan, vice president 

«nd chairwoman for 

the annual Christmas dinner, 

announced die meeting 

will be held today (Thursday 

at 6i30 p.m.) at 

Smlthvllle Inn, Members 

50% off Wool Dresses were asked to bring a small i-A 

gift mat will be donated to .w 

the Coalition Against Rape 

and Abuse. Entertainment 

will be provided by tony 

TambureHi, followed by i 

holiday gift exchange. 

BAKERS ANNOUNCE 

3 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cosiania 

Shull and Costanza 

living in Florida 

Karl j. Shull and Thomas He, Cottn., brofter of the 

N. Costania were united in bride, ar^ Andy Fok of 

gmarriagi recently in Puyal- Hampton, Va. 

Kup, Washington. 

A reception was held at 

The bride is the daughter the Hto Community Canter 

of Howard and Harriet in Kfe, Wash. Following a 

Ghull of Puyallup, Wash. honeymoon in Ban Fran- 

The groom Is the son ofCisco 

and Monterey, Calif., 

Nazzareno and Josephine the couple wars honored at 

Costanza of Ocean City. a reception at thi Marmora 

Betsy Shull of Virginia Fire Hall by the groom's 

Beach, Va., sister of the parents. 

PA«fi ft-SECTION ONK THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITV, N J. 

Exchange Club members learn 

about proper diet and nutrition 

During a reognt dinner lake no further acHon, Mid 

tteetlngat OanierV Rtsrau- r juliano, other thin to 

rant. Dr. Mary Ellen havo thilr Itvil rechecked 

Juliano, spoke to members ovmy few yuan. Doctors 

of the Ocean City Exchange now advise patients with 

Club on diet, nutrition, high cholesterol levels to 

exerdse and eholwiereL decrease the intake of 

Cholesterol Is a waxy, 

fit-like substance produced 

by our bodies, said Dr. 

JuUano. It Is essential (or 

many nomial body funettons, 

she said, but "we 

only need a small amount, 

and certain roodi wt eat 

ive more than is needed. 

jh cholesterol blood levels 

may put ui at risk for 

heart dlBBtit and itroki," 

she continued^ Billy' Krechlftftr, |azz 

Persons with total cholet- band leader, IB Introduced 

terol levels tolow 200 mill- to Exchange Club by Bob 

frami per dedUter need iaudwrtn, left 

Available: 

Doctor, Accountant, 

Mailman, Fireman, 

Policeman, Christmas 

and Hobos, Belli, NighUlghts, Musicals & More 

854 AgburyAve. Ocean City 398-3668 

Ho|ld« Hit.: Mon..fH, 104, Sat IO-S, iun. 1M 

You 5 re Invited 

Bonnie's Closet opens their doors on 

Friday, December 9, for Santa's night out! 

Come join us for Champagne and Cookies 

- and find the perfect gift for the lady in 

your life. 

Models will he on hand to show you . 

the styles for her. Ther4Mlll bepkHty «/ 

special help, too, """ "'"' *' 

So come spend Friday, DnetnberP; r 

1988,from 7P.M, tilt? 

Join us for Santa's Men't Night I 

Bonnie's Clbtet i 

200 South Shore Road 

Marmora, New Jersey 

390-3677 

P. 8. - Bring a friend1 

OntV17dayi'HlChrlthnai 

bonnle'scloset 

200 south shore rd., marmora, n.j. 

Open; Monday thru Friday 10:00 to 8:00 

Saturday 10:00 to $30; Sunday 11 to 4 ' 

QumttfCmi 

DIAMOND 

EARRINGS 

AM ' 

Qumt&Cmgt 

DIAMOND 

JACKETS 

SAVE 33% 

-•v 

Thomas Jeêten 

dietary cholesterol and fats, 

adding non-fat and low-rat 

roods to their diet and to 

lose excess weight and 

Increase physical activity. 

During the regular bush 

ness meeting, Peter Choi/, 

president, arid Jim Fulvlne, 

chairman, presented the 

Youth of the Month •ward 

to Michelle Harris. A for- 

mer Miss Ocean City, HarriB 

is a senior at Ocean City 

High School and li fifth in 

her daw with a AS? grade 

point average. She is a 

member of At school band 

and the French and Spanish 

clubs, Is a cheerleader, and 

is a member of the track 

team, 

During a previous meeting, 

idly Krechmer, jam 

band leader, spoke to members. 

During the dinner 

hour he played a tape of 

selected jaw music from 20 

of his record albums, 

Krechmer has played 

throughout the Philadelphia 

and New York area, Is 

a member of the board of 

reetfoei 

the youth of the month 

iwird from Jim PuMno ol 

the Ocean City Exchange 

Club, 

directeM j» South jersey PitSf Chill Wiiwmti 

Jtagiefiil theatre in Somers Dr. Miry Ellin Julians, 

Pefct, and, makes benefit ipiikir, to Exohanot Club 

appeammeii In this area, hiisilnfl. 

Planning a private par 

We have the ROOM! 

•^»--...-- Mvite Parties For; 

? 

Birthdays, Anniversaries, Bridal and 

Baby Showers, Post-Funeral Gatherings 

• Seating up to SO people • 

Catering winged or Do It Yourself 

1151 Aibury Ave., Ocean City, Nl 

Call for detnils 391 -1823 or 3994168 

Sadme River 

-Leather Bags 

'I 1 * 1 ' 

-t 

Christmas 

Sweaters and 

Sweatshirts 

Nylon & 

Tapestry 

Luggage 

to «j 

OUTERWEAR 

and ' 

Selected 

HOLIDAY ATTIRE 

Intermediate school 

honor students listed 

the Ocean City bttenne* er» Richard Wasluk, Becky 

dlate School recently Woolerv, Chris Wright, p 

announced students recetv- Ztegenfus, Kerrie Lynn 2ietag 

distinguished honors gUm 

Nightgowns 

and Pajamas 

by J.Christopher 

700 Asbuty Ave., Ocean City 

&8.1740 

Hot) iMdH, Uu)l« DtUtttA Lnlla Ptmt, 

MVtf, TlmoUiy Mulkn./oty-ffl N»gri, Ad.m 

Vr', 

Yritl 

THURSDAY, DRCRMBfcR 8,1988 

Qardner and Tom Sell* 

w m,. - . . . , Bghih Grade -* Ankuf 

ttghlh Grade — Jeannle Oeifl, CoUegn tteery,'Cnlg 

Markowlte, Morgan, Daniel P»§ss, 

« .u ^^ TR0 H' , Foto Tjctumakafii, Mwiy 

Sixth Oradg - Al Stttel- m ^ M«tt AHman, ^ 

ir.'JWf Leaf j MWafl'Wvir - " A 

McClaren, AUwaitdJennMtt'diftein, 

It $ soft, 

It's worn, 

It '$ Icdandk 

Perfect Holiday Gift Idea 

Gift Certificate Available 

745 Atibuty Ave,t Ckwi City > 132 Now Jerte* Av&, Abmon 

20"'-, OFF-FALL SHOE: 

' 61 

t\ 

uB *re« 

receiving c6ngr*tul*ttoM 

far wsw Wtiwal* it the »tork 

Point honor student 

lists are announced 

SOMBR9 POINT-Som- 19U49 schoel year; they 

erg Point schools have Includes 

announced the names of SEVENTH GRADE 

seventh- and eighth-grade High honon — Tiffany 

A students who made the TkuielU. 

• honor roll during the first Honor toll — Rita Balmarklng 

period of the Waiu, Stephanie Celandine, 

Tracy Doway, Wendy Dreher, 

Dannlel Blberson, 

Club installs ggji **•««, ?«w 

new members 

en'i fflub held Itt attnual 

covefed diih dinner 

rec«My«tl1rtolWMttt»dtot 

Chun* m ta«*lW 

stork: report 

^ aWMtta, Jon Lava- 

Amanda Loose, Mindi 

l lunei Matui, Chrli 

Jeniuto PanattUi, 

lukofa, Robert 

tmf vM Santo will be SriifJetofSf,""' MiSelle 

Ili30wn,tol.30pM,m- Buden*,lenniietBurke, 

urd«y,DM-iOuithat/piWf r^ ^ ^ MMele CoX, 

ToWtuhlp Eiementafy j ^ tieSicMe, Erlka Koch, 

SchooL Admiiaion is $2 at Mlchaek Mamllttti, Mlchele 

the door and Include* lunch iOflga Both Latva. Taffl 

and viilt wiih Sttta Poto- Uquori, Jason Mondick, 

Chrl«teia» etchi* will be tm mmt a,^ jy^ Wendy 

jwlft Pwcwds will benefit ^,^{0 Matte Smith Mid 

loolehttlttea. Vmk2*m< 

NOW IN STOCK 

miition* 

e(CYCLES 

BICYCLES 

AWAYPLAM 

At 

4 

TOE SENTtNEL-LEDGEIU OtifiAN CrrV» . 

Mark and Louise (Op* 

pe&et) Oreenberg «t Som*, 

county topic % 

dub ot Shote Memorial 

i 

and honors for the Brst Fifth grade • Franceses ehteraH©, light, Who Chains, the "hlhfth 

marking period. Btamonte, Andrew Bech- commRtee, flnalttes plans for th&D&e. J 

th y 

told, Amy Bimbaum, Erica 

Dmmmtmtm Bimbaum, Michelle Busby, f » , cMm*fa rk*» f A 

Hottom 9^ °TS 

Sunny Carffi 

Jeniufflfcle, 

Hubta HoateW, Wchart 

k, tuollm Koch, 

Iver^ Lyoni, Lyoni Chi Chrii 

McGowftB, Jim McKeen, 

Jenniftr MeUuriuini Und 

«y Monlhttn, msma Mui 

fd Pl 

M t? dl ii 1 Paul And 

ospltei*r« 

Ftter and Karen (felly) (Darcusl6)BrUtoi of North- (WUkes) Land! of Ocean 

Paul and Thetewi ft add, a daughter, Oct 11 

v Vogel tit Notthfield,« Bbtt, 

g t o 

daughter, Oct. li. David end Gloria ul and Doris (Shall- 

Lamontand Patricia (Wit- (Johnson) Edwards of crow) Reees of Unwood, a 

Allen *nd Annette koekl) Ciar of linwood, a Ocean City, a daughter, Ne 

(Mewed) Watts ot Somers daughter, Oct. 11 Oct. 16. 

Wayne and. Laurie 

Pointvoton,Oct.9. Steven and Carol (Callse) Robert end Jacqueline (Schwab) Toscano ot Ocean 

' Lunch wuh Santa Dec* lu 

Longo ol Ocean City, a MA, CLuti) Atone fit Northfleld, 

, Cretaer, Jodie Edwards, " \ 

Un) St 

Ort.13, a daughter, Oct. 18. Tony and Deborah 

Kristin Garland, Jackie The annual Lunch with wul be on ttal& Eroceeds Point.» mawwdMtOgkiA ^lairtnd EHana Ww^tlii) ."MiSwiTnd^Cynthia mm Wdig of tantw 

Hughes, Tim Jones, Biza- Santa sponsored by the wUlbinefit local ifljarlkies. 

Tdd Todd ed Mcde (Mc 

be* Kilkenny, Magee Und- Country Shore Women's The dub held lb» annual Gaha) fflSiftttJft Uuer ot Unwood, a Bon.Oct, »"•«•*"«**• 15. (^w#flteûtt. *m**Sstm* 

Katy Mandni, Larry Club win be ll;30 a.m. to covered dish dinner son, Oct. 11, 

Rodney and 

jl Mullen, AnpHns m p.m/Saturday, Dec 10 recently at Trinity Method- 

ROCn, #, Oats WelU, Uu- m the Upper Township file- 1st Church where eight hew 

Chrii ten PaUadino, Matt Wool- mentarySchool, 

Admission is 

Marmora, 

$2 at the 

members 

during ceremonies 

were installed 

led by 

J 

door and includes lunch Jonnle GoVG, membership 

ixth grade - Parhad and visit with Santa. Pom- dmlrwoman. Michel Yako- kj. 

Abtahian, Ben Charles, 

stmae cactus pdc chaired the meeting* 

Nayda Concina, Kate 

C l 

l ford, Paige Olek, Holly Nayda Conelna, Kate 

fi 

Palermo, Lisa Parker, Crowley, John Woolery, Jef- -,-,, 

Joshua Parks. Michael freyWrtghl. MiNnmPO MrPCtK ACC*S 

Pond, ^ph StevwrtjCasey Richard Russell, Stum line Seventh Carney, gnde Such! - Jaeque- Detal, LVlClSUfnvV WWCtW nUU A 

Alison Hooper, Moira 

Research Club Koch, Lauren Lennox, Vikkl 

. , ~m. * MBrone,John8tauffer, 

celebrates 69th eighth gnde - ftmh 

k, » * „ Beaumont, Jennifer Hll- 

Nancy PeseMcNamee tunen. Matthew Ostein, 

presengd a musical pp Kyle Wchards. 

W«m for members of the 7 'On the Air 

" 

Women's Research Club unhmas 

during its recent 69m annl- HONORS 

f Saturday 

Musical selections from 

artists such ai Cole Porter 

and Irving Berlin wiU highlight 

On The Mr, 3 and 7:30 

pjn., Saturday, Dec. 17, in 

the Atlantic Community 

..._,. CoUip's Walter Edge Thevenary 

luncheon at The JKCi'ElfiSS'wS: •«« 

Flanders Hotel. D«M owy. jhn Adams, pm*. **"» *-*"" '^ " the ' Ocear, " ~ City guest artist 

dent, Introduced guest Mrs, Smm ttMtoWi own K«. 

Sidney Heal, second district 

vice president of Cape May 

County, who spake brtafly 

to the 50 members and 

guests attending. 

Mrs. McNamee's pro* 

gram Included a variety of 

songs Including Atlelluia, 

Viititui Ciry of Dmm My 

Heart Belong/) to Daddy, tn 

the Stlil of the Night and 

Every Time Wi Bay Goodbye, 

m «*iden« at irtB 

' 

direct mis recreatton of a 

1940s radio show featuring 

a group of perfxttmeH who 

overcome a series of obstacles 

to get "on Ae air" with v> | 

the owner oithe diuW 

topner Learning nouse, me 

oldest houw in Aw county, -'M 

Aprlll described what it , 

would be like to live,in 

W* May during 1605, and 

tot* members on an irnagit\iiy 

walk back in time to , 

bWome part of the 18th 

C*ntury, 

" i (or the aqfi- , 

ting were Rdna, irfa 

', BdnS Kester, Anne,. 

Gumming and Ad Schaefer. . 

* "f^'al^dette Is elected to Phi Beta Kappa 

Michael and Nancy (Me- (Halt) Door, of Sowers 

Gaffney) Morris of Mar- Point, a daughter, Nov. IB. David Scaleo of Ocean 

morav a daughter, Oct. 29. Steven and Marie Glty was recently elected to 

Jeff and Susan (Garglnl) (HorenHno) Torelll of Som- membership in Uie Phi Beta 

Staeger of Sea Isle City, a ers Point, a son, Nov. 16. Kappa of Lehlgh (Pft.) Unldaughter, 

Oct. 31. William and Dorothy verslty. y 

Walter and Emma (tm- (Fletcher) MeCrosson of A medical student at the 

body) MatheWson of Ocean Ocean Qty, a daughter, Medical College of Pcnn^yi- 

Qty, a daughter, Oct. 31. Nov. 16, 

vanla in Philadelphia! he Is 

Ellwood and Susan Ronald and Robyn (Price) the son of Dr. Anthony and 

(Owens) Paisley of Mar' Prey of Northileld, a Josephine Scalito of ocean 

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PAIW 8 — SRrrnON ONE THE SEMTINRL-LKDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, m 

Kean's shore building rule has legislators on the move 

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 ^ ^ 

Over a month has passed 

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 « *•»«""» 

Imposed an executive order 

authorizing state officials to 

scrutinlw all new construction 

along, the New Jersey 

waterfront. 

And with more than 

enough time to respond to 

the edict, area legislators 

are doing just that. 

Tm disturbed that the 

governor is using mis as a 

dub for the coastal commission, 

1 hasn't yet endowed or dis- In a press release issued wim an elephant gun. the the commission would only to poortyêslgned, Innacmissed 

the concept, the tour days after (he govern- message is dear — overkiU, add to massive state Heal and potentially devas- 

emergency rule Is swaying or's Oct. S announcement, or over reaction to a prate- bureaucracy, 

tating to the very 

him toward the latter, he Kean's Republican ally Sen. lem, can be counter- 

Said.- * 

The emergency rule is communities It is supposed 

James Hurley, the mtaortry productive. The old saying justified, Hurley said, to protect." 

Coastal development has leader In the upper house, Is particularly applicable to because "of the last two His first statement 

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 

as a major cause of ocean necessary." 

restraining development in fered greatly. Some of that "the governor's emergency 

pollution. But LoBlondo The statements were some rural shore communi- pollution is attributed to r_le, 

main tains that cracking issued a week after the ties." 

overdevelopment.". 

down on single-family emergency rule was In a telephone interview 

dweUingi wiU not do much Imposed, 

last week, Hurley defended The rule may be too rigid. 

to improve water quality, the Oct. 7 release segued bom statements. 

Hurley now says. Bar exam- 

do not believe that __. reg- ,_B to fte topic of the govern* 1 don't see any meonsiBpie, he said, the measure 

* said ABSBmblyman uktmg single-family hornet or*! proposed coastal conntency in it," said Hurley. *t lacks a grandfather clause 

Frank LoBlondo, R-C»pe/ along the Department of mission, which Hurley stffl think it was bold anc for permit holders. 

Cumberland. 

Environmental Protection's lavws, 

necessary." 

"m short, the emergency 

LoBlondo said In a tele- definition of •waterfront' The governor's action is The second release rule should be drastically 

phone Interview Monday wiU significantly help our just a stop-gap measure, ft written after he had i wvistd if it is to"Wi5de 

he suspects the emergency coastal environment," will act as an important chance to see its effect, ano permanent," wrote Hurley 

rule ts being used to pres- LoBlondo wrote In a Nov. environmental safeguard to see how the DSP carried -> Ws Nov. 23 release. "Rn 

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 

favoring the governor's of Regulatory Affairs, longterm and cbmprehen- fine tuning, he said. 

coastal UMBRU aimmissiou commission propos- prufAis- Therefore, I ask you and slve solutions," he wrote. There has been an out- 

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 

the Statehouse. . these regulations in favor oi commission and natural the DBP with being 

Such a commission a more fair, efficient and resources preservation fund "arbitrary...not reason- 

would rule over waterfront effective method of protect- to plan, regulate and able." 

building. While LoBlondo Ing our natural resources." Hnance the protection of the He said he doesn't under* 

stand people who complain 

In a Nov. 23 release, how- about the DBP, but defend 

ever, Hurley's views on the the department when it 

edict, at least In part, seem- cones to the coastal comingly 

changed, 

mission. Coastal commis- 

"There's an eld adage: sion opponents such as Rep. 

You don't shoot a rabbit Bill Hughes, D.N.J., claim 

r •We said 

laybetodoeethel 

totally opposed „ ... _— 

He 

Salmon. Tt has created A 

latl 

tremendous hardship to —.—,—,—»i ro i 

owners and small develop* *"fc , 

as. Where coastal houj 

That .„„. the Legislature projects of 25 unite or Wt 

wasn't involved In the deel- required COBBtal Area Ri, 

The Nov. 23 release sion is a slap In the face, l«* Review Act (CAFR 

refers the edict as "diesaid 

the Mlliville-Ocean approval previously, mt 

Dip's emergency rule * City lawmaker. "We felt me new rule, ell small rt 

Said Hurley/It's a very that it should go through —»•——•———•— dentlal —«»_ and *w_iiiêommercl sensitive Issue but it's also a the legislative procesi?' developmente are tan*^ 

very critical Issue." said Salmon In a telephone 

Assemblyman Bd Salm- interview. •Government, to 

on, D-Cape/Cumberland, be effective, has to be a 

Hurley's political foe, partnership with local, 

appeared at a hearing last county and state {bodies)." 

month with Sen. William Asked what he felt 

Gortnley, 

Kean's motives were for 

pair were united against me issuing the rdicts&Imon «^< 

directive. guesswi, 1 don't know — penod, 

M fri 

development are targets, 

Salmon also opined t 

governor nay have be 

acting In a reflex aetic 

•ftft not SUM mis U a 

reel," he gala. 

The edict, originally 

last CO days, has be 

expanded to an mdtfln 

— LeeBtti 

Summer's master plan could undergo 

changes before winter in Sea Isle City 

SEA BLB OffY - The Board «mtakin| about the The recently formed 

Planning Board Is having norm end, Norm End Improvement 

second thoughts about the Being reconsidered U the Association has been an 

new master plan. 

conttovsnial section calling efieetlve force at meetings 

Sections of the plan deal- to "down-ioning" dwioning the pre pre- of the Commiiiton and 

ing with nofthend toning dominant!)? dul duplex area, 

U S 

Board, By its com- 

T ?* W i proba- 

of the Landls Avenue 

ly. 

e for 

new district ^ J t topics dftta iid ring 

of a Planning Board hearing 

$TBDEM'$ BEAUTY SALON 

lly toning dotsnT uem 

7 pm, Monday, 

ngetiiirybMuM the intent N End 

Complete 

planning planning bluertnf in July, ment - Is alread already 

Beauty Services 

decrease land values and 

A package of aeeompaBy. mpaBy pllihsd through preclude their ability to 

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r T •-">» «" »«HIU rebuild In the event a home 

^fiT^hSK, 1 *" W°«o» fcr Ofti duplex sep. Is delayed, 

near completionby the BeipKim. The reining followed 

"Why go through all this ' • • B and the dty should deh 

mint its boundaries. 

•That's what we're in tt 

process of doing now," si 

McHata. I 

The master plan dell 

eaten Whale Beach as rU 

nlng from 29(h Street nor 

to Upper Townshi 

McHale belleveB the cuh 

should be more like 8th. 

9th Street, or some 20 fewi 

Wocks. 

The dry engineer wl 

examine historical and gee 

graphical date, he laid. 

i> near completion by the 

Planning Board and should 

Sing followed The Board will alt 

-••••• 

mi be In the hands of the Beard 

eoncluslens d mi dryrethink 

whither the Land! 

whin we really don't have 

of Commissioners early 

planner mat high flood ha* Avenue business distrlc 

lo.-McHflleMfd. 

next year, according to 

^ and lad? of Mwen should be extended to 33n 

; 

Mayor Michael McHale. 

Street, as the new mastc 

divelopment In plan states, or if it shout 

__Blef plan 19 RPf? ym twiuiBiH rfinMirr-itiiiiiiy 

remain at 35th Street, 

for change, MeHale saldr has made a lot of people 

bicause of some Planning unhappy. 

The state has also pres- The public hearing will b 

sured the dty to minimize in the Public Safety Build 

the potential for property ing, second floor commit 

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Saturday on* the Pier, western of Handed McssM 

Boardwalk and Moorlyn featuring the Philadelphia 

Teamee, Admtestai ii » SnsenMgoiipcfaQ, •' 

•^ ,J_ t_, ». ** andfttrewUlbeUvemuMo. There will be. iotoWs, of 

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Par Information, call the 

Public Relations Departi 

The annual Chamber of 

Commerce CaroUestj 

directed by Waller Preder. 

Ida, is mtm W30 W*. Saturday, 

Dec X? at th§ Music 

SKittSftt candy canes tar youngstern. 5iK5S^ y JSAe£« ft g p , TteMmiafc at St. Peter's 

Walter wiU lead tt* QsHslmas Peeepttoft In to 

attdtih« to song and there 

will be guest soloists. 

The earolfcst is me of Aa, 

MgWights of &e holidays. will also sponsor a 

< tour that day, with 

The Ocean CttyHlswrtad avaUible at>»te 

Museum will hold iti -•—-^ --"• 

anBuai"'Slndia Day and 

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Clown" will Bnterttin with many dances u possible. e dry's Waves of Caring St. PWerti United With- Une Taylor, mezzo soprano; 

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Christmas carols and music. 

48 rank Mailer organ. John 

The concert will be eapd 

for the holidays. 

The Christmas portion of Gregroy Bate, director of 

by the appearance of Santa 

Here will" be plmry of (he Oratorio will be a sing* MuAc at the church, will 

room to dance on the Music along. Music sheets will be conduct. 

Her, 

available at the door. 

Mac Beth 1B the group 

that scored a big hit at our Sololstt far the program Open to the public. 

Fourth of July celebration. will be Nthcy Pox Admission 1B free; a free- 

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obituaries 

C, Newell Atkinson, 87 

NORTWTELD — C. Newili Attdnien, 87, of Broad 

•Street died Dec. 5 in the Linweod Convaleteeni Center, 

A lawyer, he atttnded Columbia CaUtfe, Tacoma 

Park, Md,, and was § graduate of theNatlenal Mt&smilty 

Law School, Washington, D.C, 

Mr. Atkinson was a member of Phi Bete Anna ligil 

fnitwnily and from 1928 to 1942 wgs tmployed In tht 

clerk's offlco of the U.S. Court of Appeals, ta 1M2 to 

*1969 he was the aerk of the Court, District of Columbia 

jCeurt of Appeals, 

! torn in Palatine, Salem County, he moved to tWi dt? 

Jin 1971. 

! He U survival by a stater, Mary Moore, of Somtw 

'Point, 

• Serviee will be held at the eonvwutnoe of m% famuy, 

'Entombment will be in BgUngton Gaiden Miuideunu 

aarkiboro, -' 

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William T. Moreiand, 72 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

T, MOTiland, 72, of 903 Seadilf toad, died 

Die, 6 at there Memorial Hospital, Somen Point, 

A retired jeweler, Mr, Morelahd was the owner of A 

Mareiand and Son on Samson Street in Philadelphia. 

A resident of this city for 16 years, he formerly lived In 

Glcnside, Pa, 

Surviving we his wife, Helenei two sons, William T. Jr. 

of Marmara, and Robert J. of York, Pa,; a daughter, 

Sandra Paul of Phoenixvtlle, Pa,; a sister, Bessie Rommel 

of Normandy Rums, Pa.; and six grandchildren. 

A memorial service will be held 11 am. Friday at the 

Chester J. Wimberg Funeral Home, 

Contributions may be tent to the Shore Memorial Hospital, 

Canliology Unit, Somers Point, NJ, 08244 

Lewis White, 74 

ATLANTIC CITY — Uwts White, 74, of North Sou* 

Carolina Avenue died Nov. 15 at his resident, 

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AtolkQ^. He l«td to Ocean OJy BMtt of to We 

where he worked at The Flanders HotrfftB* cook 

Bom to Brout, N-Y,, he unwed Ntt flaw years «go, 

Thae tw no immediate survival. 

Graveside tervtoi will be nafln today fttrtlMday)« the 

AttanHc Q^ CiB»t«y, MeasanwUto. 

Arrangements are by the Gveenfdge Funeral Hene, 

Atlantic City. 

Charles A. Preisendanz, 61 

Beesleys Point died Dec. 5 «t his home, ^t 

A longtime resident of Ms community, he was barn In 

Magnolia. 

Mr. Prcisendanz was a sales engineer for General tttetrie 

tn Philadelphia for 42 yearn 

A 32nd Degree Scottish Mason, he was a member of 

th« Ocean aty Maionic Lodge No. E Be alia was a 

mgmbir of th« Ototes Assedalian, At 8.V. Good 

Chapter of Quarter Century dub, the Btun Society and 

the Sodety of Iron and Steel Engineers, 1 ell el PhUadelphla. 

Surviving arc his wife, Betty Jean; a daughter, 

AWM, at home; a stepson, Hennetti Meni* olttmto 

Conn.; and a sister, Isabel Samuel of Haddon Heights. 

Service and burial wore private, AjMngemenft «m 

by the Godfrey Funeral Home of Palermo. 

Therese M, Wallace, 86 

SOMERS POINT - Thereee M. Wallace, 86, died Dec. 

5 at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Bom in Philadelphia, Mm Wallace lived In Ocean City 

before moving here 11 yean ago. 

She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church. 

She is survived by two daughters, June W. Zlndel of 

Somert Point and Jean W. Connelly of King of Rrusrii, 

Pa.; a son, Charles W. Wilson of Phllndelphla, eight 

grandchildren; and 14 great-Rrandchildren. , 

Burial Office and Ho[y EucharlBt will be otfered at 10 

a.m, today (Thursday) at Christ Bptecopal Church. 

Burial Willie In Northwood Cemetery, Philadelphia. 

Arrangements are by the Godfrey Funeral Home. 

Contributions may be sent to Christ Episcopal Church, 

157 Shore Road, Somere Point 08244. 

Dorothy Hama, SO 

DeroAy J, Hama, 80, of 4916 Wtst Am, died Dee. 7 in 

aMtailHdMttl aoreMetaorialHdMttl' , '„ 

Bom n Philadelphia, she was a longtime resident of 

fte^HU,^, before movtoj hen 10 y«« ago. - 

iHm. -Itotta was k rettuidl mnpuc&ee far iw8mf» 

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Marlon A, Boo« of O^n 

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UMP1R tOWNSWP - OxwAm A. ftttaiftdani, 61, tit P»,f Aree Mi, racêline Steeta of Aldan, Pa.t Btoaftirf 

Moore of Naês,Ba;, and Olive Robertshaw of Wyftftewood. 

Pa.; Wro grandsons, and two greahpani'! 

children. 

Hdy Eucharist and Burial Offlca w»U be said 11 aat 

&wrday to Ae St. John's BvangeUsr 1 Episoâl ChupA^ 

Lansdowne, Pa. Burial wUl be to ArltagWn Cemetery, 

DlHaPa 

DrexelHaPa. 

Amngementsareby Ae Godfrey Puneral Home. 

Memorial eonWbulioni may be made to Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Church Memorial fund, 30th Street and Bay 

Avenue, Ocean Cfty, 08226; or Shore Memorial Hospl- 

^f Sotnew Point 

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Dry Cleaning • Shirts • Laundry • Tailoring 

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School. Ho tnd his vrtifo 

their two sons; 

"l^^f^^ JOINS LAW FIRM 

TownseftdV 

Ci(yv with 

,„,.„.,„„ gj^j gj Daviii Rebtrkenny 

k Abiamowlte u in associate. 

He received a |uxtt 

doctor degree oon T\& 

eWunytiM WllUainB School of Law at 

the University af Rich- 

mwd, Va> Mtd a bachelor of 

arts degree In economies 

from Lyeonlng College, 

WIlllamBport, Pa,, where he 

w«l ft member ol the ._ 

»Uy football and track 

teams. 

Dinner Specials Daily 

From $4.50 

All dlnnom Include salad ftfiirllo bread 

fmsh Hom§mael§ aotps Daily 

Homemade Manlcottl 

Usagna-Ravioli 

^rifi^yoth^dlshes 

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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SRNT1NV:1>I .KnrJKR. nrRAN CITVt NJ. - THURSDAY. 1>«CBMBKR »> IM 

CITIZENS 

(continued from page I) 

family community and 

'family resort," said Qowley. 

an Atianttc County 

gnvommint official and tettig 

chairrnan of the laeil 

Plarmlng Board. 

Higher taxes would result 

from the oliminatton of city 

fvenn sudi as the annual 

baby parede, he oplried in 

the written itatoment, 

Thest are the events that 

identify Ocean City as a 

ipoc A! place. The things 

W\al make people want h> 

tnmc hero to rent summer 

apartments and Spend their 

tnoney," said Rick Travers, 

mother steering committee 

member and publisher of 

The SandPdptr, "Instead of 

taking a hatchet to the city's 

public relations efforfy, we 

should be looking for new 

ways to help OWMBQW the 

TVavere has bttn on the 

Tourism Development 

Commission, which u»os 

mercantile feei to promote 

the city as a touri|t desHna- 

Hon. The commission, he 

notes, was oeated by the 

Legislature to supplemtnt 

touHsin idverUstng efforts, 

but not to replace the dty 1 ! 

own efforts. 

Crowley critidaed CTTs 

proposal to leave the 

W.900 budgeted tor the 

Ocean City Pops Coneart on 

the Music Pier, untouched, 

while calling for oth«r pro- 

S(MpS On! warm up at 

PIZZA * STEAKS • SUBS * DAIRY BAR 

MON, Meatball Sub W/friee a soda Mti»m $3>flfc 

TUBfc Pepper & Egg Sub W/otmese, fries, boda 4&80 

wet), Eggplant Parrtiltildna Sub w/fries & Beda-.m 

Ufl.ChickehPe 

OPEN 

DAILY 

TIL 

10 P.M. 

.OO, 

.0G, 

'izza 2 siloes & soda. JIJF 

.I'Julian Sub w/ i >....,....». ..».».. J 

hiii or t 

CLIP THIS COUPON T-.T. 

J 1.00 off Large Pie 

MHlMipw INollord.nv.ty) 

ism a Mbury At«.,Oe*mOttv 

CAPE MAY COUNTY'S 

LARGEST 

APPLIANCE DEALER 

S I M M - i'i ii; 

ELECTIiiCAL CONrHACIOFIR 

nESIDENIIAL AND COMMiiHCIAI 

900 ASBUPIY AVENUIr, OCEAN CITY 

399-1598 11 I i-iC 

NO-FROsT Refrigerator 

grams to be eliminated altogether, 

suited the release. • 

"We have to question 

PIT's priorities he,rf. It 

seems that they believe in 

cutting programs that ofter 

people enjoy, just as long as 

theirs are untouched.* 

COCP members include 

*«sid(ints with a variety of 

backgrounds and interests, 

according to the group's literature. 

"Our membership represent* 

many different 

interests — various community 

involvements, political 

affiliations, economic backgrounds, 

personal Interests," 

wrote Maryann s 

president of the OoMn City and W5LT-PM general m»r commissioner Dave member Lynn Rybield* B«- John aecartott, buriww- 

School Board. 

manager Nedy D, Crowltyi 

tMA* |ewd> buri- 

COCP lists as members Gallery owners Larry 

nesswbiaan Lenore Brady, 

Uvtk Crtge, 

some prominent Ocean City DeLany and Mary DeLany, 

businessman Charles Mttr- 

residents; 

accountant Tom Lan- Other mamben indudtt phy, bttiiniwman Bddt Biv- 

Steering committee memcheney, former councilman businesswoman Carolyn Un, school baud member UkePrTmettbert.caCT 

bars Include: Attorney Don and motel owner BiU Mais, Murphy, businessman Herb and guesthouse operator membew have been attend- 

Charles, businesswoman motel owner Phil Perri, Brownies, firefighter Mike Pat Harris, businessman ing City GottfteU budget 

Jean Crotty, Sun publisher amusement owner and ter- Gellor, PUnnnig Board Wayne Dotforman, ttaeher sessions. 

DRAG ISLAND 

(continued from page 1) almost Identical condemns* Coneerns over the envi- He said he plans to advise Drag Island, which la pri- 

been trying to acquire the Uon attempt to be thrown ronment prompted the Mt client to appeal the decimarily man-made, was cre- 

piece "for ages* from Cur- out of court about three Zoning Mid recently to sion In Superior Court ated in the 1950s during the 

rie, « PhUadelphii resident years ago, Mott said, turn down « pith to turn because he Considers the construction of the Garden 

described by his lawyer as Mott notes that on behalf Dwg Island Into a combina- Boards decision arbitrary 

an 88-year-old recluse. of his client he applied to tion Btngle-famlly/ttwlna and not reflective of the T1\e sAeduiid court date 

Although he had no tor- the Somerg Point Zoning development. 

record. 

for the DBF's eandittnitten 

Lanchoney, a member of 

mal position at pressbme, Board of Adjustment last In denying two ptoposed Board members were also 

the steering committee and 

Curried attorney, Joel Mott month to develop the sec- use vartancee to allow 12 worried that Currie didn't 

m, tadtaated he will object tion between the highways single-family units and 243intend 

to develop the land, 

and attempt to block this as 243 boat slips. 

boat slips, Board members but rather was using the 

latest condemnation 

BARRACKS 

The sttte, however is said they were not con- application as an attempt to 

Objections caused an offering Just $13400 for the vinced they should deviate Improve his defense against (continued from page 1) 

parcel — enough to buy from the strict standards of the state's condemnation Mt). Cary BurfeUo, who 

perhaps half a boat-slip, the flood district zone. efforts. 

directs the State Police field 

Mott said, 

Mott argued that that by Before condemnation Was operation! office, laid there 

not changing the allowed dewiled, over 200,000 cubic Is no new Information on 

use and by toning uplands yards of island sand Was where the hill-fledged bar- 

as a flood district, the city, scheduled to be trucked to racks will be located, 

In effect, was taking the Ocean City for a beachflU although Capt. Raymond 

land without compensation. project. 

Trent, also of fleW opera* 

Uons, said the Ust of possible 

sites has been narrowed 

te"«coupli." 

MARMORA SEAFOOD 

Police officials are now 

looking for n (ho best deal,- 

Trent addecl, and that the 

final ilte should be known 

by the Unit the temporary 

bamckslB established. 

WE INCLUDE IN OUR PRICE 

• MiUi bfiUVUHV IM OWN f HAItiNa AflBA 

Notion ftofrfgatotor 

14.3 cw ft, Capacity' Tex< 

n 

SPACEMAKER II'" 

Microwave Oven 

--rr. 

bum In appeatam * Wide, A cu. t wan eaV&y, 

lavete.'3'V 

and labor. | 

Eureka Upright 

CLEANING Range 

toen 

CookfDp 

Mr* 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 

FRIED OYSTER 

PLAHER 

Heavy lobbying at the 

state, county and local lev* 

sis over several years 

resulted In a $1.8 million 

state budget appropriation 

ftf a baitdcka to cover 

Upper Township, Dennis 

Township and woodbine 

— communities without 

municipal police which rely 

on state police patrols bawd 

in Port Norris, Cumberland 

County, 

The Woodbine building, 

located at Franklin Street 

and Monroe Avenue, was 

hone to the Woodbine 

Police Department until the 

force was disbanded by 

Complete Dally 

Lunch & Dinner Menu 

TacoTues.&Thurs. 

are back 

1946 

900 Shore Rd.,Somer«W,,NJ.* 9i 

IffiQISTER TO WIM 

THIS HOLIDAY PRESENT 

A NIGHT At 

"THE 

PHANTOM 

0FTHE ii 

0) 

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tHURSDAY* DECRMBSR «, Ufift THE SKNtlNKL^LEttGlSR* OCEAN OTYV NJ. PACK 15—SECltONONK 

Tougher fire code enforcement being considered in Somers Point 

SOMERS POINT -The 

city h con^dering eowprehenslV« 

enftircanei\t of Ate 

state Uniform Rre Oode tn 

a proposed move which 

would extend fire safety 

rulestoallbuslnessetinthe 

dtytf approved. 

aty Covmdl has set aside 

for more study a plan to 

annually enforce state Bre 

KILL 

(continued torn patoe 1) 

dose off from the Gardens 

to the end of the parade 

route at 3 p.m. Free parking 

in the southend shoutd be 

supplied tnd jtpp would 

accommodah! celebranta 

The route should be 

shortened and the parade 

should be earUferv was the 

Idea of many. 

Several called for support 

police from neighboring 

towns. Some proposed a 

cancellation of a year or 

more to allow for better 

planning and A "cooling 

A very few respondents 

favored leaving it be. 

One wroMt "Leave it 

alone! Every festival of 

100,000 people, in every 

part of the World, sooner or 

later will have Injuries and, 

unfortunately, something 

more serious. Are we to live 

In a sterile box? The absolute 

paranoia that's developing 

U\ communities today 

are hermetically sealing ofi 

our light while outside lie 

dark, malignant-fears of 

death and dying, This is far 

than festivals which 

throughout history have 

helpetf instill In man a life 

spirit," 

The Suggestion Box dip* 

flnd-eend survey appeared 

on the Sentinel's front page 

Nov. 17, and on tits cdltorl^pageDec, 

1. 

The responses will be 

turned over to Oty Council. 

A new question will be 

asked next week. 

^ 

0*«' 

OPEN 

YEAR HOUND .CLOSED MON, 

NEW HRS: TiMt^Suit 4 pM. t p.m. 

Sat. ft Sun. 9-2 thn 44 

Just Plain Good Dinners 

Served with Soup or Salad, Potato, Vocable & Roll 

Grilled Liver & Onions 

iiuBUmmdfkhtmavaUaUi tmtiufsd In imttud V MM 

Fried Flounder Open Face Roast Beef 

aoidtH brown out flmotful, Ttiidtr roast buf 

iervedwUtt a dettcbUi tartar laux with rich gm) 

fimmm tfsmmm ^P*mmt»M 

Fried Chicken 

ItgiulybattereJ 

Smoke Ham 

UwAjfU 

pttieoppti louei 

*„! 

'"^>t, 

instructed to study *e tnea- Show Memorial Hospital, struction Official Allen 

in the dty other than »Ure proposed by City theaters and "all structures Shirts, ere no* regularly 

oted dUig 

considered a high risk to' Inspected hew. Fire Inspee- 

Under cuvi«tot vegula* the public in «a*c of Ore. tion occurs here only vmen 

At o recent Council's lions, regular tntoecttons— According to state there Is a change of owner- 

meeting* in ordmantt M«s which occur At feast tatttt' authoritlfes. New Jersey ship, he said. » 

tbld tabled ovet confusion fsi ftbowt about ally — nrfe conducted here muntclpflllttes have the under the proposed law, 

what the city's fire Mde by the skate Bureau of IPlre option to ta take^tt those all tnspeetions, including 

enforcement «*Ugattoh» are, Safety for KMtalled life responsibilities «r let the those made now by the 

under state law. City Solic- hazard uses,* t*e grouping state doth. 

state, would be the respon- 

Itor Jeffery April waa covers restaurants, motels, All other uses, said Con* sibility of, Somors Point's 

Department of licenses and 

Inspections. 

LEGISLATIVE NOTES 

Annual fees would range 

TOURISM DROP SEEN LIFEQUARD EXEMPTION 8AYTOLLBOOTHS 

IN STATE SHORTFALL ABVANCE8 IN SENATE CHANCES ARE'REMOTE 

A $1M ttUUon revenue , Legislation that would 

shortfoll for the \m bud- exempt owners of small 

getv Announced by the gov- hotels, motels and campernor's 

office recently, u at grounds in Cape May 

least In part being buried County from swimming 

on saggfcg summer ML* pool regulations wai 

ness. , released from a Senate corn- 

About $70 million or the mlttee this past Thursday, 

full figure was attributed to Sponsored by Senate 

te t rnu hrtfall Minority Leader Jamee 

Hurley, RCope/Cumberland, 

fiie bill would allow 

l f U htl 

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PAGE 16—SECTION ONE not SENTlNEL^miER, OCEAN CIl Y, N J. THURSDAY, I>EG1EMBKR 8, UM 

WW*H 

For the museum, a new home is history in the making 

ByLEESTEELE 

S S l L d Sff 

soon as thty were farced 

of " 

on the wooden m 

wUl wicker chair in a einmA 

derblockbuildtngf Mr. 

MwittA 

The FHends of She Ocean 

City Hiiterical Mustum where the 'museum had will have "a room in the 

made history themselves bwh sines its inception on modern, spadous, dtoaterecently 

when they made 

|uno22,1964, controlled eomlbrt of fc« 

settlement on a ''new" 

,,,,,. , ,, forthcoming Cultural Oenheadquarters. 

TVe¥» doing this on our - ,.-.-- 

The museum'i home, 

own,* says Kfrk Marts, a more than an interto head- 

sailing Sunday, Dec, 18, 

will be a post-Virtoritn 

studio and news photcgraph 

houM at 12th and Wesley. -rE' ij ». i u ,,J "TheftlendsofAernitaf. 

Paid for largely with pri- Tht old school building, ^ Museum 

vate donations, the building 

leakyMOIandaU,mson- Wgowlthbo^ 

on a 60-fbot corner lot has 

demnsd and demoUshod In f^ hbu8i „ 

S r 

two full stories, a garage, "BfS "*^» «» *-. anHquesandwriMmthtfr 

p proper gMnit ncKattiut 

two siEable pordiei, two 

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- 

$100,000 mortgage, Lu 

AU but the latter are 

things the Friends want to 

keep. 

The group, which exhibit! 

bits and pieces of Ocean 

City's past, has so far raised 

$13,000, according to 

Friends president Bob 

Marts and his wife, Doris, 

who is museum curator, A 

fund-raiser began almost as 

th ^j und - r » l8l ns much auAentteity as pwsi- eon. preskteM ot Oeoan City Savlnos and Loan, is fiinktd by Friends ot the Ocean 

viueg began. The open ble. The museum am time c >*y Htrtortea! MU8§um itonrtary Jtittne BrorJtf ifti prttMtttt Bob MtWtB, 

^ i K ^^ M ^ ta 

will be the first in 

«vty 

uJ 

While the ntw mu«um Stt ^ fief «d to 

lacks the quaint Victorian- fflMS in a wldwipen room, 

era neighborhood of the The house wUfsirve as"t 

Wesley Avenue Mhool m warmer, more appropriate 

bloda nwtMN hop H showeaiw tor t&r many 

doser to tht boardwalk and exhibits, which range horn 

may beeomt an adjunct post cards to Bindla cargo. 

attfacttori to teurtits. Signs "Whew can TOU nut a 

he hou «' ^ 

South Jersey Regional Theatre 

sky Aw., Soi«tB IVint, 

m 

/ 

fttl catalogutd the design in 

1982, It had no name and an 

uncertain Uneagt. Tbdty, RESERVATIONS • 653-0553 

according to mt/dUrHat It Is Uve Equity Ptotosiornl Theatre 

one of the most recognised 

l 

foursquare Is the 

preeminent post-Victorian 

type?)aMerdJBi to thi /our- 

J • This post-Vk;torlnn house 

, Historical Mueeum, 

UonK-flrtibium 

eraktr/owmf 

DO-fT-YOURSeLF PR0JECT9 

If you're really handy 

around the house, aeoompBfthed 

In cafp«ntry and 

•Mi (a follow a MtpM 

and turn N Mis i fMthtd 

projflol, ptrhipi you've 

tent lofM worK amund 

your hsnw< Mayfai you fitf 

Ishid hi tesifnMi @f Jiid > 

a flto floor, (t iMtM Wrrffla H 

you can get ptoimttmei 

mm, 

Out II you're not to 

handy, those do-H-yourwd 

prejasfi may Be POKIKICL 

The Oifi0# you WAM6d to 

vMtt InW fl pfayroqm WOn I 

odd to tftf vatoa o* your 

home If ffi& pdt)§Uf\Q 

doof fff fif n0nf ft tfKf COf' 

^ Of 0)9 n00nn|| (fflps 

fimfn tn fnSmwm Can w 

kit to a tioppi job Artd 

you team mat IT* worth 

Two waekt ind three days 

until ChrtiAuii and the aisles 

are humming at Circle Liquor 

Store, Out traditional Canter 

Aisle il again showplace of 

gift packaged wines ind 

ilquofi from avety comet of 

the world. Here we take tho 

opportunity of presenting 

truly unu»ual gifts for the 

"hafd"to-plea»e"tolkion 

your llit, 

Ou luppllm (torn this 

country md abroad have 

truly mado tltlf litian'i 

otferiflg* • truly ipedaculur dljpky, Ouf reinforced 

Muoflai Ktatf li «n hand to offer advice 

and help, If your load Is heavy, let u» help carry 

your pm&m to your m, tiptsM hoUefay gift 

vmpmg 1» part 0/our ctutomer tarvtog. 

if you hava dl/fkulty lit your selections, we 

rnggW a Circle Liquor Gift Certificate. Bring 

your Master Charge

D 

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*}» 4—SECTION TWO HOI SENTtNEL-LKIMiKR, OCfcAN CH Y, N J. TlUtRSD A Yv DECEMBER «,!*» 

Here are recipes for museiim open-house cookies 

ByMAWEHUBEd 

Social Editof 

to the 

£ The aroma of ginger and "H'cre mil also be a holi- 

COOKING CONMECTION 

vye will pass alohg the recipe 

In eate ffito would like 

to try them tor the holidays. 

At Minds of the '0 local historical homos, to 

of! the museum's whfich 

they dor •ate as 

refwshmants 

1for 

ineeHngs 

'Una. iiciaiu* BR and ispecial 

furictioiiisbymi 

lulls and $2.50 formustsum. 

Sewnal 

\mntes, 

* of* #^ kL.*t~ _ _ i__*__^___ UÛ^te «•inder 

12, Advance availlable 

Witti 

tea, will be 

•e SB adults and 

M««Uftem)li39W«sloyAvc, S1.W rMdren, 

available at offered durtn; I * e oî during the annual fair. 

urile, §44 Asbury houis. 

COOKIES 

2 tsp. vanilla 

- - - | i . 

\ Rose Words A Th• 

potato cookies 

1^ hdd th« Bnany artifacts Musk. fH 3 Aibury Ave,; the an imade 

byHIMse 

Ban- 

mm the termer museum In OpinH« ; When! morist, CTOfti , one of B* XM isthftst" 

hi Ud Wesley Avenue 34 tb PIT* >l and West Ave- esses and still • 

*Ml1bitWi«\3ri«nd4fh "ue. 

the museum. liifl 

' rt»», which ws declared ^w«l I the musaum'. alwaysTêtomeaddK; "«*« «* *» «»**• ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . f t * 

fivoHtp wdpes tar oooWeB Uvw In the Midwest. 

SPECIAL! 

ger in (he dough at 

•ntae houM a deUghiftil (B&tterwimMVerystlHJ [:i.yi 

uoma. Drop by founded let- '" 

So when you stop by to spoonfuls onto ungrtased 

visit th§ new guarte» be cookie sheet, Flatten with nj»w 

SUM to ttite one w au o! bottom of goblet. w jul« Mabel ftrti, lott, and Betty Quald Mm Chrtitmii t»t tor th§ annul! Ojlin City 

W 

fte house tour. TMs week for 18 to IB minutei, ^g |n Hit ntw ^Jirtm 

AH Repairs On Any (1) Ona Appliance 

Remove to .v» 

SIUUR p 

Y I 3iWW with this coupon. 

No Labor Charge • Coupon Must Bo Presented at time of Repairs 

Ulmer's Appliance Service 

wnwihn/Manual, 1889 

Hungry Savers 

Fund/50* 

Hungry Savers 

Fund/25* 

Investor rtssbook 

Itiwtot Account 

MotiQ'Market 

Chaldng 

3130 ASBURY AVENUE 

_ OCEAN CITY 

MASTER BARKER 

PAULHOPFMAN.SR. 

3-Month CO '* A3L 

CLIP AND SAVE. 

$50,000 

$25,000 

$2,J00 

LfiMON SQUARES Preheat oven to 850 

dejîB. 

or until no Indention 

Vi c. margarine or butter, ahd powdored lugar. Press 

aftaiid ftaiid 

Bftixfiiifs wixfuift Into into uniifiMed uftttifiMod wt tate 1W Inch sipiMik 

square 8*Stf of %2-toA Yield 24. 

Vk * powde»d sugar 

Cheek us eî M nert time 

^tfw in thf mariert for W^w 

^ î^ fi 

;ûi^# OT #Wve ft. Sdect 



fior as litt^ as $50ft airf êk a 

tcrmof anywhere from 3 months 

; 

4 ^ ^ ^ ^ 

LUMBER/ACM 

lc. sugar 

lc. shortening (Crisco) 

lc. dark molasses 

f«i8» _, 

1 tsp. soda 

1 tip, salt 

2 tsp. cinnamon 

4 c. sifted flour 

Cream together the sugar 

and shortening. Add molisses 

and unbeaten cgg«. Mix 

weU. 

Sift together dry Ingredients 

and stir Into sugar mixture. 

Pinch oilsmallballlof 

dough (walnut size) and 

shape; may be dipped In 

sugar before baking. 

Place balls on greased 

This redpe makes four 

dozen large soft cooklei. 

Hie dough will keep in the 

feW|Wattf. , 

Yield four dozen large 

(soft) cookies, 

Note: The dough will 

keep indeftnetiy In the 

fefrigeratoTi 

Essay contest 

winners are 

Twp, residents 

Two Qem drtp ft^h 

School 8€nlofti Ms Uppfir 

Township wMfau were 

awarded $1,000 icholatm$i 

f fciiîft 

entries In an eflday ooittMt 

• 

oi Auraton too* top pn|e*. 

fw e^wya on the tmfti In 

which th

I 

it 

d 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

editorials/comment 

on with it 

- ft Is Ume to end debate on Memorial Park 

The various sides on the issue have bem presented 

The use of the field bounded by Wesley, Ocean, 5th 

and 6th has been hashed out over the past several 

years. Most recently, the proposal was advanced by 

some private dtizens to relocate Manorial Park to 

:the site of the old Wesley Avenue school and use the 

;-land for a high school playing Reid. 

1 One side of the argument Is that the school district 

'badly needs more recreational areas, It seems to us 

there are sufficient playing fields. Maybe not the 

Ideal amount of space, but then one does have to 

consider the ultra-tight quarters we are In here In 

tightly-developed Ocean aty. 

The other side of the coin is that the ana represents 

hallowed ground because of Its dedication to tin 

memory of dtems who have given thtir lives far 

their country. We don't necessarily support that 

view; after all, there are no graves to move, only 

memorial granite and bride 

What few seem to be mentioning is that elected 

and appointed officials — following public debate — 

decided a few yean ago that the Memorial Park area 

was to be a so-called passive recreational park In 

fact! tens of thousands of doUan in state moneys 

went into what is there today. 

Tht decision then was Out the city needed open 

apace, a place tor people to walk and talk without 

fear of being hit In tho head by balls or fttobees. We 

wanted a park We paid tor a park We have a park 

lite issue is behind us. Let us be concentrating our 

opinions, talents and moneys on problems teeing us. 

Irs Ume to move forward. 

•ketches 

Thursday, Dumber 8, IMS 

One branch of gDv't 

you could do without 

next 10 yum. 

Vmm 

revenues in m p y 

tor cf the 

bustoess atmosphew b b net net 

the answer, ft bad b\veftw»t 

is the answer, 

DewMr. August ft was reported in previous 

1 itad vm ma in myartkkBthatyouWenojustifl 

c tklnprtlftthld 

a t k r a p e n d i 

vidual return of parking 

totwIatoteitejW^ locations, but I vwuld like to 

the fifing Authority la Mtd 

ameotttawiatt tottlh 

city compel yc*i to print 

Ai far MI m concerned, 

quarterly hHurnS from indi- 

il«Mal« Authority tatf» 

vidual parking bttttoni, so 

branch of government nit I 

we can Judge What you are 

would do twty with in 

and what you do. 

O t t l 

for the OouVctt to shirk thefr I wn particularly interested 

duty and pa* It onto anoth- In the parking lot m 3«h 

cf.ftlstheywhoihouldoon Street thatevidenlly does not 

trol all the moneys coming exist anymore—or does it? t 

Into the metered dry, and fttm 

interested in how we 

itttust rittrttit^ llita tut iiii 1 iii 

U they who should provide Come worn BUS propBtyt 

thepwiOngf^l^MW^- hew much it costs, how 

cd. 

much was spent on It, and 

till enforcement of thehow 

much Income was fen- 

meters »ndp»rldM 1B « duty enMed? 

bf the Pence Department, 1 want figures to aec if 

and the Parking Authority 

jDU full a p'ffPilnilp tlSlyl Of 

divides the tow enfatement 

the government with your 

agency In the dty into two 

own Income and open cheek- 

separate eMWies. 

book 

Haw can you powribiy 

DomldCFmdim 

hat you are contem* 

Marcus Hook, Pa. 

nUQlQulB PHTHl Qmj^ 

Space* Micort of $1>M) 

per space. 1 have been m the 

itcminting buriness for 35 

yew*, built does not wke an 

From several perspectives, moving Memorial Park makes good sense 

Editor, Sentinil-Lidgert 

In response to Mr. Mad* 

Intel's litter of Dec, 1, and 

since you chow not to differentiate 

between my" son 

and myself, even though 

your edirorUl staff is weU 

aware of the difference 

between the "Mr. Banner 

(8r.)( who it supposedly 

spearheading an historic 

preservation movement" 

and the Mr, Benner 0r J 

who proposes to move 

memorial field to the old 

Wesley Avenue school site 

— allow mg to darify my 

position. 

My Interest Is historic 

preservation as a function 

at heritage education, a 

sense of community and the 

prevention of that which 

sociologists have termed 

*ennui,' r regard to toc^ .transportation 

In Ocean City, your 

reply to my request tor 

longer hours and expanded 

School from 1948 to 1984in 

the'New Jersey National the area as a ground for thepeople 

lacrltoed, usually tn occurred at this site. honor and respect which service back in July 1988 

(grades 7-12). At that time, Guard and & W? to 1958 relief of 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 

students were not permit- was also entered in the functions. 

disagree openly. And wethis 

site. 

memory of those enshrined. consider it in your ,1089 

ted to even stand upon the Amy ROTC it Perm State 

• I atn trcni" Out disagree en anything! 

4. Ntt special protection 1 am certain that the budget, since my request 

grassy areas of the land University. In 1930, 1 bled low of the But we also need toffee* hat been given to thla site. neighbors bf that area, was too late in UtfS, 

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 

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 

ed, one from each comer of ,My itrviee put me into 

the meaning of the to their meaning or the con- this site. 

beat to prevent the vandal- meetings commence, and 

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 of give your bug riding dti* 

stately the center of theins" 

who hid served in land at City Hall has at least those facto. 

gral part of any neighbor' thoae metnorials. «en» every consideration. 

block en Ocean Avenue. World War 11 and Korea. 1 ai much meaning to the And I after the following hood. ) 

Detention was the pen- worked and assisted in the memwiateaii does theprea- facia aalaeethemi 7. 

RldtirdB.BttuwSr. 

lUM Goldsmith 

M 

cation. i< croises nave Dean 


, Philadelphia & 

, south Odea* City 

on that lot ()thor than the nouropsychlatrlc ward,; tho But W Hie hUttWOil huWddil Mftillfl- Wftiilfi- ytndfllli;ed Vine at memorial 

footpaths during school medical and surgical wards, ouue Is not In the location, field, 

abated by ini 

hours, all of which contained the »* is in that which thoie 2. Canine abuse has mibllfl arâs In 

At the beginning of that men and women who had 

hoods with a sense Youth need use 

time period, tho memorials survived the conflicts. 1 also 

foY the fallen heroes of worked in the obstetric and 

World War 1 and World gvneMiogy wards and the PMMM In AMMtaa'a OmM fMiNy NiMH 

ta tttevatt such of Memorial Park 

War H Were located on Ow n "1 *' Jmaw Air " 

abuiei. 

k Hdltctf, SentJnel'Ledgtri dently handle the constant 

front lawns of aty HalL 

The Sentinel-Lodger 

If the area that wai ooflu* Aa teachers arid Miches at volume of activity planned 

they wen relocated to the dm and honoVthe survi- 

pted by the Wesley Avenue OtttaMOtyHighfidtootWe tot It 

present Memorial Park «w as well aj thoM who* 

school wm td become th§ m in favor of moving the the u»e of Memorial 

l am alia con- Of we addliional liViAetfUvei. 

site of a ttemdrlal field, and Memorial Park to the pro- Weld would p^vt^.m 

cerned about having to fallen heroes of the Korean Mf brother, three years 

if an Iran fetide w*re to iu> Mt#edHw(ofthedd We#- open, grassy area for many 

repeat mistakes of die past 

m Awsiue school), \m school activities Potted in 

because we have lost our *8waa«! 

bdJeV6lt

Vkm g •* SECTION TWO 

obituaries 

Frank Hawn, 79 

BOMB® PONT — fcwik A. HIWB, 79, of MM (toden 

Apartments, died Doc. 4 In Shore Memorial Hospi- 

Mr. Hawn was a retired meat cutter. 

Bom In Erma, he lived in Cape May Court HOUR 

before moving hero. 

Surviving are two daughters, Elaine ManeUa of Wyoming 

and Helene Maltman of Wilmington, DeL; t stepdaughter. 

Gall Norton of Sowers Point; two tlitett, 

Martha Reeves of Wat Cape May and Ola Dutra of 

New Bedford, Mass.; six grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren. 

Service was Wednesday at the Radzieta tUneral 

Home, Cape May Court House. Burial vtu In the Baptist 

OsmBigry. Cape May Cosm House. 

William Shoemaker, 91 

William W, Shoemaker, 91, of Ocean City died Dee. 2 

In Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Bom in Philadelphia, formerly of Towson, Md., he was 

a resident hare for 23 yean. 

Mr, Shoemaker was an Insurance auditor with the ftiA 

Insurance Co. for 44 yeare before retiring In 1962. 

A World War I veteran of the Marines, Mf. Shoemaker 

was a member of St. Peter's United Methodist Church, 

Lulu Temple of Philadelphia, Solomon's Masonic Lodge 

No. 114 of Philadelphia and the Commandery of Philadelphia, 

Surviving are his wife, Lydlt; two slaters, Dorothy of 

Philadelphia and Myrtle E. Ullrich of Ventnor, and four 

grandchildren. 

Service will be 11 a.a\. todiy (Thuiidiy) tt the Godfrey 

Funeral Home, whiff friends may call one-half 

hour prior to service. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, 

Drexel Mil, Pa. 

Donations may be sent to the American Lung Association, 

10 W. Main St., Mays Landing, 08330. 


86th Strait and Asbury Avenue 

Hdv. Paul W. vandorLoo, Pastor 


10:30 A.M. 8ermon: 

"BEING READY FOR CHRISTMAS" 

3rd Sunday In Advent 

Miileal ttrtetw Miriam Adam 

NUMMM «ry Available during tevlH 

tJNmD 

CHURCH 

8ih and Cenirul Avenue Ocean City, NJ. 

raClMBfiR 114988 

SilSCofflfflunlon.BleylefChipil 

9:00 A.M. Church School 

iftJO AM, Morning Worihlp 

"CLEARING 1MB VMM 

ft«M. fttiiKl 1 Shlvwi, Piilor 

Auk A, Yttkw, it, AMOC. Puior 

it»mtmta 

iiTtMr 

First Presbyterian Church 

"HotdtogtortH The Word of Life' 


Morning Worship 11 A,M, 

SfffflM* 

"A FESTIVAL OF 

NINELESS0NSANDCAR0L9" 

Chance) ChoJr 

v. 

THE SKNTINEt-LKPftlEft, OCEAN qnm N 

Dr. Sadanand Joshi, 

49, area pediatrician 

S0MHS PONT - Pedlatttdan Sadanand & JesM, 49, 

well-respected by hLr colleagues and adored by Ms 

patients and their parents, died Nov. 30 M Episcopal 

Hospital in Philadelphia following a heart attack 

Dr. Joshi practiced in Atlantic County tor nearly 20 

yeare and was a staff member of Shore Memorial Hospl- 

A board-certified pediatrician and taemberof the 

American Academy of Pediatrics, Dr. JeiM graduated 

fcem the Kamatak Medical College in Habli, India, in 

1963, then interned at St.Luke's Hospital in Philadelphia 

from 1966 to 1967. 

After a iwtdency at Shore Manorial from 1967 to 1969, 

he received a fellowship at MuMenberg Hospital in 

Plainfleld, Him joined the staff of Shore Memorial In 

October 1972. 

He became the senior member of die pediatric division 

leven yean late and iervtd on me medical staff* execuBve 

and other committees. 

He was a member of the Atlantic County Medical Sod- 

Surviving are his wife, Usha; a son, MlUnd at home; a 

daughter, Maneesha at home; a sister, Urtra Hungund 

of India; and his father, Baluanl of India. 

Service was Dec. 2 at the JefiHes k Ream Funeral 

HomelnNorthfleld. 

Donations may be made to the Dr. S.B. Joshi Memorial 

Fund, P.O. Box 183, Somen Point 08244 

Louis J. Fusco, 73 

SEA BLI OTY - Louis J, Puseo, W, died Dai 3 m 

Dennis Township while hunting. 

Mr. Fusco was employed as manager of Diamond's 

Amy veteran having servedIn WerMWiiTL He was a 

member of the load Knights of Ojlumbui and the Holy 

Name Society of St. JdsepVs Roman Catholic Church. 

He also was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars 

and the Italian-American Club. He wag born In New 

York Oty and Uved here for 39 years. 

Surviving are his wife, Anne; two daughters, Susan 

Rossi and Patricia Tanghare, bow of Cape May Court 

House; two sons, James W. of Palermo and Thomas J. of 

Sea Isle City; a sinter, Geraldlne Gricr of West New 

York; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. 

A Mass of Christian Burial was said Wednesday at Si 

Joseph's Church, Burial was In the Cape May County 

Vitwms Ctmiwy! Cape May Court House. 

AMangemtnts were by tht Radzleta Funeral Home, 

Cape May Court House. 


FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

MARKVIDETTO' 

ibuiyAvr 

• WWW 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

10TH& WESLEY 

REV, DONALD D. 

REV. JOHN D, 

Youth & 

DAVID SE 

PHIUP 

399-2261 

i> Visitation Pastor 

AssoCt Pastor, 

tnlstrles 

hdOto dfOtoect 

BY, Organist 

SUNDAY DIG 11,1988 

9iMAAl,-Suodir School 

10:45 A(M..WoMhlp 

"Ood'sGlfts" 

6iOOP.M..OCBCTMtM 

7:00 PM,. Worship 

"Why? 11 

WEDNESDAY 7 P.M. 

MIDWEEK SERVICE 

Thi Community U tnvtitA 

Van Tratuportation to aud front Sunday School 

aiiA Church, JJtaUA-'mdi 3994lh 

iRGATECOMMUNITYCHURCH 

8900 Ventnor Avenue Margate, NJ, 

Sunday, 

D11f9tt 

fell * 

' • v 

TJ'T 

ittwttiUot 

Warren Fox, 80; area 

conservationist is lauded 

UNWOOD — Warren E. Box, 80. of linwood died 

Nov.»in awe Memorial Hospital, Somers Fotafc 

Bom in Kutrtown, Pa., he spent more than 18 yam 

studying ttw; Great Egg Harbor Rivetvend was a leader 

In having the river entered into 

the federal Wild andScenic Rivers 

System. 

He was a past commander of 

the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary 

FloUlla No, 81 and had been a 

member of the Ocean City unit 

over 40 yean. , :>••; 

"He was a man who tared very ; ;, 

deeply about the environment f,^ 

and particularly about the protec- ' 

Bon of riven and streams," said 

Congressman William Hughes. ., „„ 

*rti was a good man and he will be sadly missed.* 

Hughes described Fox as having had the courage of 

his convictions in the face of development pressures, 

calling Mat "a dynamic leader who understood the politics 

oFdedslon making," • 

Hughes got to know Box sane 30 years ago when Box 


"(hd'i Word t* Today'i WoriJ" 

632 WMlty Avt. (Luray HsW, GMond PI.) 0MM City, M J. 

Rev. John E> Jamieson 

Pastor 

0:48 A.M. SUNDAY 8CHOOL 

• I W*AS? 

Prayer, praise a Bible studv • 

fltaoe y« «MV«d, tre saved, _..__._ thmoon t 

TutttM out ao»i5)a 

mmSDAY, DECEMBER* 1 

Frauds J. Corley, 72 

SQM1RS Waft—fttndi J, Gorky, 72 died NoV;» 

at me Veterans Hespttal In Wlmtogton. Del, after «, 

tlfrCorleyâs a retired medic having wtyd In the' 

U& Army. He was a World War n veteran serving in 

the Army*s Air Corps. Born in Philadelphia, he w«j«a\ 

A«anoeG«mty^dintmost«rfhisllfe. 

He is survived by his sister, Bleen of Marytand. 

A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Dec. 2 M St. 

Joseph's toman CathoUc Church, Somets Point Burlap 

was to the ABanttc County Veterans Cfetteter?* GsfeU 

Manor, 

Arrangements wen by the Panells Funeral Home, 

Abstean, , , r.,; 

Andrew J. Vetrone, 71 ! 

5QMBR5 POWT—Andrew J. Vetront, Tidied Befe i 

at Shore Memorial Hospital 

Mr. Vetrone was a service manager for the Uhlgh Oil 

Co. to Philadelphia. He was a member of St Joseph's 

Roman Catholic Church, Somers Point 

He was an Army corporal in the 815th Aviation Engineer 

Corps during World War B, when he participated 

in the Sicilian and Italian invasions. 

He was a member of the Somen Point VPW Post No. 

2189. He was a treasurer for the Somen* Point Democratic 

Club and served as treasurer for the Catholic 

Golden Age dub to Atlantic City. He was bom In Philadelphia 

and was an area resident for 10 years, 

He is survived by a sister, Cecilia Narcoux of Somers 

Point. 

A Mass of Christian Burial was said Tuesday at St 

Joseph's Church, Somers Point Burial wai in Sto. Peter 

and Paul Cemetery, Springfield, Pa. 

Amngements were by the Mlddleton-Stroble Funeral 

Home, Somers Point. 

managed the aid HaUamartoe at 12th and the Bay, 

QeemCity. 

J 

Atlantic County executive Richard Squires also eulogized 

Fox: "All of us in Atlantic County government are 

saddened to hear of the passing of Warren Pox. He was 

an advocate for preservation of our open spaces and 

natural heritage," 

The nature center at BsteU Manor Park will be 

renamed on Arbor Day !9» to honor of Fox, Squirts 

announced. 

Pox served as chairman of the Atlantic County Parks 

and Environmental Advisory Board since its Inception 

in 1976. He was a member of the Citizens Advisory 

Committee for the Lake Lenape master plan and wai 

Involved in development of the county's water quality 

mmigtmwitplan in the tan 1970s. 

Ann R. Risser, 18 

He wai instrumental to Atlantic County's application , NORTHHELD - Ann K, Rlswr, 58, died Nov. 30 at 

for consideration of the Great Egg Harbor River as a her home here, ; , 

national Wild and Scenic River. He was also a member Mrs. Risser was a correspondent representative for 

of the ABinHe County Task Pens and wai aettyt on the •Prudential Insurance to Linwood far the past 13 yews. 

Task Force Committee on the Environment. 

An area resident since 1944, ghg was bom in Bryn 

He was president of the Linwood Library Association, Mawr.Pa. 

end a member of the Sierra dub. 

Sttrvivta| are his wW#, Elisabeth; one daughter, Betttoa 

Surviving an her husband, George C; three daugh" 

Bhrig of Allentown, Pi,; one Ion, Peter Pox of State Col- 

ters, Linda Hawn of Dorothy, Karen BatM Of Bsttll 

lege, Pa., and four grandcWldleh. 

•Minor, and Lisa of Northfield; a sister, Patricia Nelson 

Service and burial were at the convenience of the fain* 

of Warren, Pa.; and one granddaughter. v • -. 

Service was private, i 

were by the Contributions may be sent to the Muscular Dystrophy 

le.Bomera Point Association, care of the A.LS. Foundation, IBS Madison 

Ave,, Ntw York, N. Y. 10016. 

IflVEL 

TH« cnuiiu 

WUCIAUtit 

THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE 

THEM THE WORLD! 

-^S3#V WHiiifl 

-• • m (te«li»Clty,Twi¥«l 

fiiftcetitffeatt 

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 

Wetenwyoa 

to study the 

Quimtmu 

Charles Rutter, 77 ;, ; 

MARMORA — Charles Rutter, 77, of this dry ditd 

Dec. 1 at the home of hit daughter. 

He retired as a captain from the Philadelphia Flr# 

Department. He was a member of the Marmora Volun-. 

teer Fire Department and former toll collector on the 

Beesle/s Point Bridge. He was also a memb^ of the 

Masonic Star Lodge No. 65, FAAM. , 

Surviving aro a ion, Charle»J, 6f BuM^hVtll^ >«,; £ V 

dadghtcr,l}flibflraLKiirplakofrJ.e T rM^^ ' 

broftew Jeremiah K. of New Jettey and Mm ttf PAUadelphiaj 

two sisters, Margaret Ne&on and Ruth McCaU, 

bom of Philadelphia; six grandchildren and one «Catgrandson. 

^ 

AS 1 

A lohnitone of Gfendora; 18 grandchildren and 10 greaN 

grandchildren, 

A Mass of Christian Burial wai said Wednesday at It. 

Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Burial was to New St. 

Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. 

Arrangements were by the Krouse-Logan Funeral 

Home. 

Donattons may be made to me St. Joseph's Church 

Building Fund. 

Catherine Brumfield, 79 

• WYNNIWOOD, Pa. -^ Camertoe M. Brumflikt, 79, of 

Bryn Wood Apartments, formerly of Ocean City, died 

Nov. 30 in Lankenau (Pa.) Hospital. 

Mrs. Brumfield, a long time resident in Ocean dry, 

worked

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Ch)Wre(wC( 

ip, Including en in Wilmington, Dela., won the Outstanding Chap/ According to faculty 

, Chick Hawk, andtothePoconbs. ter In the Nation Award. advise* Anthony {HtlgtnltL " 

thcltna and George 

Bob Hepler, along Exchange Club pwsldeW Peter Chelt, rlflW, preserrtu 

The next meeting is this The chapter first won In the criteria for naHonaL 

Williams, «nd Mary and 

WithDtni end others on Walt Hosier wHhoulGJandlrfle&rvic© plaque chjrfnododl- 

evening (Thursday 6 1986, but was ineligible toawards 

included a 10-page 

nfcedayt. 

o'clock) featuring the 

to England, Scotland and Woodbury High School 

^Talking «bout the imihlty Center. 

Weather Oat we have been 

/ 

Wales during the August Choir. A turkey dinner will 

i trip. In London, they visited be served following the 

enjoying, we wlnh to thank 

the Tower, Houses of Par- carol sing beginning at 5 

tfur good Mend BUI Jcf- 

liament, Buckingham Pal- pan. Cost is $8 per person. 

CUM «nd his coworkers torFreedom 

Shrine 

ace, where they observed 

installing the wind break- 

the changing of Jhe guard 

eta. We do, however, call on 

/ BEREAVEMENT 

and later took a boat tour 

Bill to clou the two open- 

GROOPMEBTS 

is dedicated at the on the Thames. At Stratings 

thatere not doeed, (or 

Holy Redeemer Hospice 

ford-on-Avalon the group 

we feel (hat When the winds 

will begin a bereavement 

visited Shakespeare's and 

come these openings will be 

group series of Six weekly 

Community Center Ann Hathawa/s cottage. > 

tough on our constitutions. 

sessions from 10 to IMS 

•, After returning from 

With Vlnce Liffoty as 

&». on Thursdays. Anyone 

Peter Chelf, president of Course of hUMuy. 

Wales and Leeds CasOe, the 

president of the Florida 

caring for a termtnaUy ill 

the Ocean City Exchange The Freedom Shrine is slide program showed vis- 

State Shuffleboard Associa- 

patient of has suffered the 

Club, conducted the dedica- mounted on the wall near Its to SallBbury Cathedral 

tion and tack Schneider on 

loss of someone is welcome 

tion ceremony for a Free- the exercise room on the and the undent rocks at 

the trophies and also presi- 

to attend. For information 

dom Shrine recently at the first floor of the Center. Stonehenge. 

dent of the Southeast Coast 

call Sister Margaret Gilbert, 

Ocean City Community The shrine was assembled The Rev. Jim Matchette 

District, we feel that our 

465-2082. 

Center, 18th Street and by committee members offered a lecture on spill- 

Qoean City club is well rep- 

Simpson Avenue. 

tual gymnastics during the 

resented In Florida, the 

Walt Hoster, chairman, Ed 

homt of ahuffleboard. Jack 

Councilman Mark Vldet- 

hour prior to the luncheon 

Town and Dick Snyder. 

sent us the Florida Shuffleto, 

a member of the Cen- 

meeting. Almlra Edwards 

Chelf presented Hoster an 

board magazine which 

ter's board of directors, was 

rehearsed with the Senior GolfCluti 

outstanding service award 

encompasses all of the tour- 

the speaker. Also attending 

members for the Follies 

plaque during the dedica- 

Care 

naments and there are 

the ceremony were Joyce 

program to be given in June 

tion ceremony for his con- 

plenty taking up most 

Berrien, director of the Cen- 

1989. 

Reflnlshlng • Regrlptng 

tinued workmanship and 

«very week of their season./ 

ter, Chester Wimberg and 

assistance In assembling During the business Minor Repair*, etc, 

we are somewhat disap- 

Skip Kate, members of both 

and hanging the shrines. meeting election of -officers 

pointed in that we have had 

the board and the Exchange 

was held. The following 

nd reports on any of our 

Gub. 

Videtto expressed his 

CALL 399-4935 

persons were selected) War- 

appreciation to the dub for 

members' placing in any of The shrine Is a collection 

ren Stetler,'president; Alice Used & Antique Clubi 

their work In the commu- 

the tournaments since the of 28 photographic copies 

Bought & Sold 

nity and for their shrine 

take Worth Pro Am Sin- of famous American docu- 

donation to the Center, He' 

gles. We hist hope that we ments Including the Decla- 

also outlined the Center's 

will have some good ration of Independence, Bill 

history and its future plans. 

reports from Jack Schneider of Rights, Washington's 1 

Berrien also thanked the 

Farewell Address, the Star 

members of the service 

or Marit Aibuckle In the Spangled Banner, Monroe 

club, noting that youngsters 

next few days. 

Doctrine, , Gettysburg 

and adults had been read: 

Address. 

ing the shrine materials and 

Chelf described the docu- commenting, on them. She 

ments as windows to Amer- also described the recreica's 

past, showing the ational facilities and ser- 

courage of the nation's forevices available to members 

fathers and the'beliefs tit of the Community Center. 

early leaden Who set the 

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THE SENTtNEULEDGBR, OCBAN City, NJ, 

pww'BP 

j I Bridge fishing will soon be a no-no for all to see 

Howiver, when quis- tttis are happy ©vtr 

Honed, a. DOT spekti. news, 

restriction infbnnatian, It to-~CMHA» H 

had been diseov»«d that fcij signs afonj 

T»URSPAV» DECEMBER », K 

SPORTS SHORTS 

I Unking Ocean City Qt» and fishing nM and£lt«^r.» 

CT ««I««WU>U. * • tff?«L» \«k/_ ^* 3P*.*?_r 'iftjteiu Bergen, Passatc* «

?rsfc^" 

^\GB 12 — SECTION TWO THE SKNTINEl.-l.KDCEtt, OCEAN OtifV, N J. DECEMBER M*tt. 

Six Raider boys named to Division One first team 

wew named ro iieond ?f^ ln « k fty g 

Kftlftlaftd. 

1 : inted w^S to the Cape-Attanttc fis^SS SlooibaU, 

Holy JpMt 

/•*?**• 

Back , kv 

"i »,aiMrt*m how who Aeftntteam, WMMin, wM* »Uo me»s» were Hr»t team wntw,p!u*ft «*»ii|vii, 

• : ^ ' 3H 

Wtmism 

ALL-CAPE-ATLANTIC 

FOOTBALL Defense 

find .„.,„....,. Brent Baldasare, Mainland 

tt»d fid Lambert, MUlvllie 

Ind Joe CttMenal, Vlneland 

find ..,........,...,,....,.. TOM JAMISON, OCBAN CrTY' 

L, Ttekli , - H.J. Niitteo, Holy SpWt 

taeWi >. Chuek Sommift, Mainland 

Guard « WUUe Mart, Vlneland 

L'Back Mark Reardon, Holy Spirit 

L'Back,.., Gtne Demorat, Mlllville 

L'Back ...i. John Buckelow, Vlneland 

JERRY TORRONI 

BE SMART FROM THE START 

inONi I htw a pHttt 

[ wputillBd M ii uluma 

ii itrmMl buHam. Why 

ldn T n tl wli mr own borne? 

T l 1 Miimy own borne? 

ANSWBRt Sileimnnihlti it 

imill 

Rome tSit willy sokt, Ilkl. YOUN HOMg IhMUgH 

•' Mto'i a Rantor ind yau'tl git 

(&l«3"«lT^ffiA Ofd^MK •••#*••••»*•••*•• 

Vsw ,.„„ #-— 

Job tfeai well, you oill 

COLUUK-LL 

PhOM(6M)l"»-3400 

AVALOMAEALTY 

MARMORA / 

i (MnM Mt/JKHKil Mmls 

Ron Pagliaro -••»»—»"•• 

SOCCER , 

Offense.,... -. .-....» Buddy few\edy,Vln6laft|; 

j n f ^ n g e . , . „ AWdlt Buck, Cu»berliM • 

siuocBAMcn« 

—. w c«, mm* •s fl i" 

i 

8pb>lti ftiiisk Btioti and 1" h 

ShOBi for MflnA Women 

MEN'S PAJAMAS 

BVD and MANHATTAN 

WALLABEES 

Robert Bruce and *fii/'-' ner S 

UTfB*Swntm...NOW 20% OFF•••;i' m 

You'll find everything you need to complete his list 

NEW BAUNCE. CON VERSE 

PUMA and AVI A 

tor Men, Women & Children 

WOOLRICH 

SHIRTS 

Man's & Boys' 

ABoatman'8 

Best Friend 


and 

RUGBY 

and 

CASUAL 

SHIRTS 

20% OFF 

SLACKS 

Men's 

SLIPPERS 

lUCOCHRAt 

IVANS 

WCLLCO 

DRESS 

SHIRTS I 

John Henry 

mi 

dV 

JIFFIES 

GOLF 

SHOES 

by DEXTER 

PHOME 399-2708

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AGE w-SECTION two 

Ski discounts available 

p Tht Ocean City Reewr 

Mm DepaMtnenl, in cmjttneHon 

With the New 

;.• jersiy Recreation and Paris 

AMOdaHon, is offering dte- 

• coated ski lift tiekete, 

v The program covers 

•prtees far Ski Montage, 

' aitwnee Mountain, 'Uttle 

(Gap tnd Jack Frost/Big 

Boulder resorts to PennsyT- 

Vtttla and Vernon VaUeyV 

; Great Gorge in New Jersey, 

' Sivtngs of up to $10 are 

| available off the regular 

; gite pHce, Savings vary 

•with each ski area. 

Tickets will be available 

at the recreation office 

beginning Die !!. C«U the 

9 aim, to 4 :30 p.m. Monday 

through Ptfd&y for 

tnfohftatbn rt 39941 lt 

POiNSStTtASPOR 

SALE DEC 9 

tini Sbttiem Point Band 

wUl iell Poinsrttla ptaftti 

from 11 a.m. to 7 p,». PHday, 

Dee. 9 at Dawes Avenue 

School, Wee is W.S0 to 

59, proceeds lêneftt 

projects. 

tfmut- 

(2 rtom minimum) 

l^fiUU par room 

Call for eppt, 390*8373 

Restore me oeau( 

for the holi 

>5 

PARKWAY PHARAAACY 

TREE TRIM DEPARTMENT 

Mlni Tree Lites $1.39 

36 Lltes Clear or Multicolor 

Christmas Tree Bail8*1,4§ 

i>. All Colors Box 

Gift Box Tags. 47 

Tinsel (oboKeo)$1.00, 

Tissue Paper Bpkil1.0 

., SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL 

Royal Danish Cookies 

$1 .oo Mail in Rebats Coupon"" 

14th It, Oil Aibury, Ocean 6Hy 

MttH-WI, M«ML M 

Sun- fl-21 Prw delivery 

399^5252 

Don't Forget., 

BALLOONS PLU8 

For A//Your 

Party Deearatleni 

CHECKIN' 

IT 

TWICE! 4 

j 

Suite 

tnMlGtAm 

DAVI 

o 

ding the boards 

Shlriey Qutmiccinl and granddaughter Sara Bh)oy a ride on thi boardwalk during 

final warm dayi it the iho». 

G1LLON9TAFP 

OPLAWjOURNAL 

Santa Claus... 

Dkmonda an a gtrt$ tmt Mmtfj 

SMITH JEWELERS, Inc. 

RICHARD 0, SMITH, PROP. 

1269 8. SHORE RD. PALERMO 

MANMOftA»NJ0iiM K 

Hours - TUBB , - Thura. • Frl. 1D-B; Bit. 1D-S 

Michael dm, a sophomore 

at the SUM University 

of N#w jMMy Nhool of 

Law In CaiMdehi wai 

recently elected to the staff 

of till Rutgers law Journal. 

Gill, a graduate of Atlanta 

Community College, 

earned a bachelor of arts 

degree in political science at 

Stockton State College. Hi 

1B a resident of Ocean City. 

COOKfcftUNN's 

HOLIDAY 

Paint Sale 

Color Hues 

Littx atmUQleii 

Super Savings Available At: 

SHORE S£HW[#BW HARDWARE 

SHORE0276464 Big/P^ AtllOPartt M'^'" 

Many sizc« to choose from 

^' and up 

FLORAL 

FOR THE HOK0AY9 

398-1157 

398-1333 

mufMiMau^m 

OC trio named All-Three 

g , the ehatt\plonB 

»F Divlsfon One of the 

CapeAttaftttc LeaRue and 

ranked fourth In the iHUM 

etitth mi the only Mi to 

of &M W 

Slvuyl ot fit 

ttei taxi Jto >&»• 

of Wad\wiod Sdttiio. 

Wttcox season start 

is record-breaking 

MUSiUMOWN 

Omm City )u«lor Geoff wedliy wlm 

V^»x»tartidoirAiisw 

^»tartdoirAiiswiHA lo bst Pttt 

Oeetn Ctly KliWrtwt 

mm like ht finished last ChaHes Wl|ti and trtli 

Museum will hold m open 

tt, by ieWftt A school O ^tttoîpool* l . 

added a vkta*y ta 

house In Its new quarters, 

1139 Wiriiy Am toom 

won the 100- the 

Oitiw touchifti n»t to the 

noon to 8 p.tt. Sunday. Dee, metty 

100-mitarbuHAfly. 

18, 1M eonjti«ttloft with the record W»i M 

holiday houM toUr of 10 dihated Holy BpUHl, Uoyd M»yM siftdi Wi 

area homes. AdmlMtttn to at A b«itt C1& C titttti out tomoHWW afl«the 

muMiutn M Met house WCwtopoo 

Boon (Wday) at Lower 

torn tiekiMi aw IW pw pw* Hi record ttn\e was 55 Ca»B M»y In toil*Brttmiit 

son, $2,50 children under Hah el^t-Âi of In division Two af * 

11 All proeeeds benent the 

AlUntlc L p , 

muBeujn'B mortgafte fund, wrdBiselli whitt they hope w wpiat 

Tickets are available lt\ Lance Mu»slay, a senior as champions. 

advance, M adults, $1.60 cowing off a gnat season, 

children, at Senior Studio, won the 100 meter freestyle, 

At 4 p.»> fueiday, the 

B46 Aibury Ave., or gun an event In which he wt a 

Raiders m ba^ hw«» at 

Roue Book Store, 840 school record last year. 

the Cemtnuttlty Center pool 

to a «on4Bap Wt WlA 

Anbury Ave^ 

MiUitty; also anchored 

Wooditewn. 

last weetfs victorious 200- 

The RICOH PAX20 Digital Facsimile 

Ltd you MHd and rteiiva eopiii reliably and instaniiy over 

regular phone Unit - li a fwtloH at aaurlir at telex costs, 

• UMMMMM IMMMMM 1 

Atlantla Olty 

343'MOO 

I Thi asmptny Ihil invMiitf digim (uilmlli 

mmmmmmmmmm 

CAUHOWI 

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presents 

Kids Count 

Gift Program 

History, duties of 

county clerk told 

t Nowetto b ti* Udles 

y 

group «f e** 

to wislhto fiihd» 

y ih 

ld ldw 

toeakert to Pulviho 1B « hte 

b tounty reitd6ht and a mi 

tt trttha\danw. âte or ideeah City High 

vtao, whb VMS elected School She And her hu»- 

to he> tint nve-y&r term ti\ bai\dv ysn\est have three 

t ^ ll ttftl/ thfe iSlh children and two grand- 

tttWftty tlerk In fcfefe history children, 

ot flje fcwsy capt. icWw Kowettes wewtavy kay 

yl«i the tit 

^ tead Uttew & 

WAS appointed In tlfttlbn bow the Shrt- 

k^p wurt and land wert Hospital tor Crippled 

eeordafortheeounty. Chttdten tor dbhatloua in 

Bhe" e>(plflltted the duties inehwy bf CortUndt 

o* hfet olfrlee and the tarter and Anthony t 

changes that have occurred 

hi a native of 

y4 wwntly 

nWtted pwjeet mum in 

Nitttn and Culleh Inc., renowttohs 

division. Me was 

previously pwleet architect 

with DflroffDcolgrt Inc. ond 

aitihlteetuwl deslgnef with 

th« tJe»i(n P 

i also 6t Oc«an City, 

i/ojlt^ Mally named to 

CanhTel surgeon board 

Celeste Blttner of Lin- eOMfeRSKMNt-fr.B 

wood \m Joined Cdhvtet 

Stuart KtaUyt thief of gen 

rahk» Productions IttC, as an asso- 

er«l »Uf|jcry at Shore 

and noted a gift has also ciate produeeh 

Memorial Ho»pltalv has 

been sent to Shriner's Hoa- Most recently with the 

been elected to i»v«tth the 

pttal In the Aatne of Ktarga- Showboat Hotel and Casi- 

board of governor of the 

WtPrtnk 

no, Blttner hat* »b< yedts of 

American College of Sur- 

Meinbew' bltti\day» weie marketing experience 

geons. 

aeknowiddtted, and past within the caslnb Industry, br; Mally, who has office* 

president Helen trudell She also worked for the here, Is a member of the 

was greeted as a guest American Red Cross. board of trustee! of BhdM 

while vUltlM from her new Cam-Ttei Produttlohs is a Memorial Honplhu, He Is 

hWlHld 

oWBlnHorlda. 

nattoually tttdemarked m- also past president and 

The Christmas pafty pdfatloA which produces a member of the ewcutlve 

meeang will be held Mon- wide variety of tustowlited council of the him Jersey 

( Pithwihip/ day, ft» B at ttte ttab videos for Fortune 500 com- diapter bl the American 

iMee De&tti tti Inc. c Me Me now 

Trap, the January tneeHnft p«nte». hi cdrporate head, College of Burgeons aftdi& 

resides In West est M Mount Ai Airy, It scheduled to Be MA at miartert li ih Richlnnd, cuttenay ttewuter of the 

Cumberland County. Sodety of Burgeons of New 

I«ny 

Canadian Pine 

Garland 

AllOffmy , ' .A - 

ftlbbon 

33% OFF 

NnehHom 

$088 

7" Elacfrlc 

Candid* 

VMM MiO 

ftimifuto 

Iflnncf ROOfl 

4M 

MnMffl 

"•ft 

33% OFF AIL 

Christmas Tree Ornaments 

Hundreds To Choo»« From 

I • 

Muilii 

Mutt* 

pon 

VMut M.tt 

m is j 

In 

VJcforJan 

Dollhou w Farmhou w KH 

byDuraeratf 

$11099 

Silk 

pvc 

Canadian 

$3488 

Two area men are ACC officers 

Ih dirovt^Hchtrt;! 

setwtwy. 

WumehthM b « 

pwrtor tn brtv«te p 

In 80mm hiinh and ha» 

aajjed o« the board slnw 

He has degrees from 

ACC, Glwsbttro State Colle«e 

and the Chiropractic 

Couete of Mew York, and 

has done graduate work at 

the NaUohal College of Chi* 

wpraetlc In Lombard, HI, 

Blumenthal is active In 

community and professlbnal 

oraaniiations. He 

was named Chiropractor of 

the Ye»r by the New Jersey 

A«* ffi^ffi^?A^ tttt ' 1 wttt*N4tteAalA»iwtAkl«» tjwwfc Kupwb»MM

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CLASSIRED ADVERTISEMENTS 

ADVERTISING RATES 

1IKHHS MB» FOR mSCHOOL • 

- AdMrtstmsnfc for fwt columns, timid be In'tte offlcs 

IIM * Mtr MM. Idfi M *d& Mr HMI 

mtomalfcm, at! SK-MM, 

ol Tin SwiHrtet-tedow NOT QktW nUN I ftM, 

TUESDAV POR mmSDAV PUBUCAT1ON. 

399-5411 

SMMtomWMtM 

On« Time, t lines or less , *5O0 

m pat ** mernant e m) 

Ad Runrtnfl 6 OontBorttei tmti, 

«eriw orJess....................... (saw 

Ads RequHng Bo« Number 11.00 aASBOcWl 

nt nh SKM, emn ait, NJ. BUM 

Cart of Thinks Help warned 

NOVENA TO 

ST. JUDB 

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KJ gran poBw, te €Mi to irtf 

• row ptfiat mm lit tawm tm 1 w'a pwwn tt 

MSs iwetai KMiai 

Tt m Vmft M M _ 

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ST. JUDE5 NOVENA 

Bar Ihli pnj»f I (MM 1 

Oth da> your pmyw Ml bt nd 

B hjfiwwr Man W|b U 

PiHicatiw mutt to (MM My 

pnyni Iwvt Mm anwnd, HIM 

In Memeriim 

Happy Birthday, Money 

To hear your volet, tie 

your smile, to lit and talk 

with you awhile, to bt with 

you In the same old way, 

would be my dearest wish 

today. 

DtarU ten* end Soil,, 

MM 

Lost and Pound 

LOST WAIST WATCH - bltek eMl bind. 

RtwiM. Samimtnul valua. Call 399- 

MM, 

Help Wanted 

Sports Photographer 

Tlii Sinilmkidgir li looking 

tor in ixptrlineM photographer 

who can eiplun tail 

lolloti on Him. Mutt bt ibli In. 

develop own blick-ind'WHIU 

(lllliomwnpnmlui.CillEdltor 

John Andrui, 3M-S4S2, dur< 

Ing biiBlnni houra, 

DABVeiTTEn WANTED - Monday iiW 

Tuaiday aliemmitii, appnjilmamy 3:30 

Id 8U0 p m lot JVk yf fay and InMni In 

tny Ocean CHy hofflt SludMil OK. 

P l 8 ^ 4 

BOOKKEEPING pogitioM AVAILABLE 

• lot fam wtminti awawi pdnNng compony 

in CMcH Looking tot an aoraaihra, 

loipofitibls, dalall oriented parwn 

Some othettMKf neceaiary Blartlnfl 

pay bawd on axparletiM Banallli can 

lot appointment al MXMat-1100, atk lor 

Nancy 

OHILDCARE tore young children Pan 

iiniflnmv full lima b«ginhTn0 In July E«. 

p«f wen uriil local relefencet rtaceaiafy 

lieply II, eon 291, Tin Benllnet-Ledger, 

112 dm eiroal, Ocean city, Nl W2M 

CLERK tYPIST -fulltime, 

Pleraanl small MBMIOM Ofllca, varlad 

tluilM, bonsllH call 3601040 

FULL TIME MLI HELP. wauled Apply 

• In person altar 3 pm, Monday Id Saturday 

Tom'iDoll, 101«AlburyAv«, 

GENERAL fflEMHT HAULINO • COfft- 

TlQNi 

LICENSED AGErmil 

Ml 

MMMt 

THSPARRIU 

AGENCY 

I39M400 | 

REAL 

ESTATE 

SALES 

Pka 

..._,,_«• • It you ui noi 

iNlatM w htMM wim put 

MUM MUM pSfifion, in) w 

" I to mow ahaad w«h t 

i IS you about a poll 

iNveinmtt i 

10th md Will Avt.O.b. 

ml MtaM tM 

I 308-1700 

REAL ESTATE SALES - opportunity 

avtllaUa tor ambiiiout caraar mlndtd llcmMd 

««lM(»tion, piMiiitt Hmoiphohj, 

modsm dompularilM of|te», 

graduated conrniliilon •«!«. Call 

RECEPTIONIST 8ECRETARV - Up «ttics 

hat opening tor parwnafate padp*ortanted 

IndtvWual Computer a>pj|1a«a 

dMlmUa bui not neoeuary. Will train 

and lupport Hgenelng Oompaniatlfln 

commoniurale with MpaHane*. Baa tola 

Realty, Inc., £83-101 fl 

RETAIL BALEB - retired petaon, pert 

lima, llealblo Houre, eraallva ability 8f IWml 

arrangarnam a\em 

HANDYMAN 

O'NEILL MOVING 

P«fU«l laid to a full MUM. 

Wa»wy MM b«iwMn mm. A 

tubutbwTwMi, Ammot mtt. 

E 

Call 215-289-11301 

BARRY ME88NER 

CARPENTER 

Call 390-3895 

TORV cr ocew* env, w*aim 

m ft** two 

CRYSTAL CORNER 

ANTIQUES 

.s, tint tu 

i 

4B CsntralSquare, Unwoad 

65W742 10 

390-7837 

S.A.M, 

TAG SALE 

Contents of fln» >4 

bedroom single family 

home, 

TV's, beautiful dining 

room sett 1 eoctional 

eotae, baby o^nd 

piano, mucn, much 

more* 

CASH ONLY 

Friday, Dec 6.6:30 to 4 p.m, 

Siturtay, D»t i4,8:30 to li own 

3708 Control Ave. 

REDQARAGEE 

6834017 926*0331 

• " H i * aw»»« 191 (HW BMV 

CALL S.A.M. 

CALL 3884338 or 3BB48S3 

Christmas 

Si 

JVC ''Cam Recorder" wtlh 

case and all goodies. Used 

onetime, sacrifice at $760, 

C all 

PBTTIT POINT 

Bridge table cover, fully 

lined, almoet new. 

CaU 

BOMS 

Dixie iitty-!Hftttttw«iitfi 

etbln wi80 Hp Evifiiud \ 

t b l i l I l f i 

Busiiwaa 

OpportunltlM 

106« iUNSEDS' tMtlrtg fablM fiuijal • 

Oaraflft and Yard 8flK» WolS Tannlrtfl Bad*, filSndaiouM Pa* 

•Wtowtrtm, Call (or fNM color ea«- 

KXJU«, Savawsd* i-tOb-iilnrtir, 

CMHKtMAS MAU ' tihlldMM B«i*(«, 

l, hatttj «K)VM, typMWflW » otfw 

am wiwy AvlK/a wn tfoo/ 

QenefalMotchandlifl 

(MM W* 

til oM AUMII 

.*«'.! 

¥ ntnrj nvl IFMLV 

ava«, I 

oftn 

6UOP 

dependabfffty 

«r*s«\ A *n eeM* 4*vvn to (AM MlM " S1^ 

Oyw M tHhen M thi mM-AlltAttt tMt 

An Investors delight! First time on 

the market. Certified four 5 unit, up 

to code, two units heated. This Is 

what youVe been waiting forll! 

Gross Income approximately 

$26,000, before taxes, Priced right 

at $189,900. 

Call Ham fowl 

PARADE OF HOMES 

33O1 AMbury Ave. 

OCEAN CITY 

3B8-3OOO 

OCiANCITV 

Duplex, 3 bdmu,, IMi balhu, elettrid hit! each Hoot. 

1169)000, Or eando S84,900 flrtt CloOf,,S94,900 eocottd flbof.., 

A &eA yitf tttliiBltil Id Witft Wlfl Ql^ 1 l >'« r i ^ 

vnmntko 

Handyman Wintidl iuii lilted, ranch 3 bedrooms, all 

hoat, largo lot, $40,900, 

tJBBSLBVfl POINT 

Otto of i kind ranch humc with over 1800 sq, ft of living 

ipaee. HUM bcdrodtnn, 3 full bsth^, fintty torn with i(on# 

flreplacs, finished nut room, he*t With c«mttil air, M m 

girage, numerou* gjiiHi, *1?9,000, 

MsrmoM 

FORLEASE 

Beautiful Brand New 

3,600 Sq. Ft* Office Building 

llth&HavenAvemie 

398-1700 

WATERFRONT 

''l^y < 

m-ixth 

Weichert 

R?.'?j|for', 

388-8877 # . " 

JAM! IM. BmUHt MiAL iif AY6 

IMVIIfMiMf BBVgLOPMeMf 

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DIRECT 

3984411 

CIRCULATION 

399-5412 

NEWSROOM 

399-5492 

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OFFICE OPEN 

94Mon.-PHi 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Hw towwn et thte lift 

eMtn trout ent 

unit ort©ti;, t 

IMIMI 

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PARK I'LACE AMD 

DKACH 399-5353 

MUTH END 

COMMERCIAL CORNER 

two item plus a two 

iidraBm iM*,, ant vary 

aroB a piaroom, AII HPIII 

Umllniyi .eXySllini rinW 

nsemi woo,ooo, 

FURNISHED CONDO 

ThfjiB bedntun,. i 

dishwasher, wmher, 

I REALTY 

realtor 

399-2599 

NH 

to 

ooflNE 

MM Sq, PI, a 

Tabarrtiela area, H«ra 

opportunity, Call for 

0«ntmlly looiiad, fully 

W pitii 6 aptt, ind 2 

MdrtiiOilHdrttottln. 

MHBW" 

oy 

M0OM4NAVI. 

ROBERT L. SHARP 

RealEstate.Realtor 

•W | 

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GARDENS IÂZA 

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THKBKAtH 

MM. 

ttOtltOUHT 

ft wmtd, »Av t«ft^t> fully e^ylp, Kitcheh, 

«W. M:» D»l hot w»t*c hwtt ir««r d«tkt 

ntticatMd, onV b|ock vt> buy, tft 

New ManHna Pw Yt B^ Round RmlriMtey 


wnamor 

HE-LEGASS 

RBALBSTATBAOBNCY.WC, 

SSATLANltC AVINUB 

BAN OTY, NEW 

LOT FOR 

SALE 

60M99-60U 

With magtilftoenl view* 

kofth«biyifldligkedtlghUI«2«9,000/df 

tfil» gf«il Ittewnt produei 

BflACMfBONfMod- 

with l«t« 3/4%l 

(Me < , ...and tant UII 2nd H«r ttitt/wfti jhs Jfflii, the ttle «dWiti ahdutllv buid on 

eau Shmilinteml, if m 

lli] ndutu JKM ihlM HjjWMitoaVH or HUM 

i n«til fm flniHtW (APR li \twnbiuiim MlM I 

WiieiwH'* AftoriiMMy nut im mama an MM I 

iiMHg (HOM (Mid bakiw- Call ImmMilMify for furlHar I 

wttowdtie 

AIM Y( fltt Wtl f CONDO IM ANflilJtA - 

Iô Mtewnij two bath* w/tptmMu 

vim til t*m (torn *l

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Winter Rental Winter ftmtal Winter MMat WntorRorrtftl Winter Rtntet Yeatty Rental 

Uih (. WESLEY • Rmlsnea. i mm, ONE BEDROOM APARtWe^T-Uimast 

Apt,, Kocurlly Deport ftahwwN, f*> MAMM, w»Vty, fnenWjr, WOO. 1 

Petsi MM momMy plus utM« (wmior) nem, iliS, * MM. CM SAM » WM, 

J550 monthly plus uttMeMYoarty) MMfO?, 

Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

Early IBOO'i American Foumquaro ajrrently under 

renovation, will complete to ault. I bdmii., S baths, hill 

basement, garage, washer/dryer, dishwasher. Beautllul 

woodwork, carved staircase, pockot doom, hardwood 

floors, 30'xi 00'lot. 

$168,000 

1535 Anbury Avc. 399-1627 

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PAGE 20 *- SECTION TWO lNSL4.EDGEft, OCEAN atY.NJ, Tffl)1tSPAYttot£KMWaftMH« 

letters to the editor cont'd from page 5 

Discbsure was in code's wake 

Savings & Loan 

* * American Express Gift Cheques 

ve the thoughtful, safe way to give 

money! 

Available in an elegant gold 

envelope with a Gift Card, 

(III) 

Available lit denmnlnaHdn* of ti&>, 

$50. and 9100. (PIUS « charge of $180 

each). 

nother great gift for family 

and friends are,., 

United States Savings Bonds 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME8AVINOS 

AND LOAN A««OOI ATION 

It's time to terminate the boat parade 

TMOMMCHy 

BUTCHER SHOP* 

A DEUCATE88I 

utmmi 

UMiHt 

ORDEfl EARLY FOB 

Primetiibs«fttidh Turkeys 

Hams•Filet Mlgnon m** * er 16,188B Three Sections Prtao3D« (609)399-5411 

Basic cable 

is going 

fc 

up 2 ways 

1-tABBUmlng Sammons' franchise 

renewal appjtcatlon goes smoothly In 

I ^December, Twslc cable" will become 

tVllttle less basic for Its subscribers In 

VSammons Communications is send- 

•Irig letters to Its customers telling 

'them that basic cable, the least 

'amount of channels one can get as a 

Subscriber, will offer 3l Instead of 21 

'Channels. 

3: And the cost will be $13.95 instead 

•6f $10,25, the letter continues. 

(f But Sammonn' regional manager 

-Bob Piperato Bays the restructuring 

.will net A $1.2&4'ttumth savings for 

:gubBcrlber8 who already buy those 10 

Jfixtra chahnols In the "family tier," 

ivhlch will merge Into the basic cable 

"'(Presently there are three levels of 

programming cable subscribers can 

choose fromi basic cable; basic and 

thfe family tier; or basic, the family 

(jtier and, any premium channels such 

as fristn or Home Bo* Office.) 

However 1 high school'A' 

. a"'$outhend resident who 

contacted the newspaper said yester- 

• •- ••'••i was toUTBy the.cable com* 

i«f jfe .watud'.in^d k n«W, 

i-.k cable Wx. far Which ihe 

lar a month, lite new cony&ter, v/ith 

imulated wood abut"and a red 

tttl channel ..'display, has'Wen' 

.hSsed In over the p^st yeWif 

A'temote control rental far the box 

1 $4 a flioflth, and $2 for an addilonal 

taitate. Rewatea that come 

vlth the television won't change the 

channels If a converter 1 *\ ieatton would rise. 

Ok As of the 1987-88 school year, Upper , 

\>l 

sent 609 students to Ocean City High IT tB».BS 

School at a total cost of $3,023,460. 

Dennis seftt 198 students to Middle 

Township High School In Cdpe May", 

Court House at a cost of $990,000 and < 

Woodbine sent 73 students,to'MU*', 

lviilo High School in Cumberland r 

. Countytor$244,039. ' 

4k Study projections show that the 

* flrstêar school bt|dgett could j,epst - 

11 

" Communities ao high as |&4.ndUi •,... 

$1.6 million and $510,000 reaped'• ' 

\r >S fa AST' «vay» , vl. v ^ • < >vi 

1rtM.- upper *Vt/wn*1\ip yktouatwm 

f ' 

' -. t thought were not befuddled by an overwhelm, 

f$ Miperintendent John Tredlnnick (tflld +• 

,1(1. 

/'' (no action has, been taken oil the < „: 

7^ ^r " --»-, — Htortyhellos brought her back td the ittdment. tffi V wport o^ducatidhanrfthatadedsfonmay 

by the Upper Township Board 

§ hoUday popping. With list lit hand, she buttoned Old friends were at her side, their arms laden & still be Vtmihs 

box W used, 

Plperato said that subscribers with 

th6 new basic cable lineup whd own & 

cable-ready set would not need d dm* 

ytfter, the resident who called the 

paper said she does not have a cable* 

(Heady television. - 

* Summon* hasn't iiicrflased its rates 

Ore over the past two years, he 

jldoed/ 

Channel suppliers, such as BSPN, 

the sports network, used to charge 

'gammons /of Its service based on the 

b f b d 

1 'off. 

a 

hfircoat.driwonliia'mlttensandsetabouther with packages. Another greeting waft called from F- ^H^^^t ^f.^ —* 

task. • amAestreet.SherehirnedtReflalutetlonwlth/^ SC^l^rt^K^: Ffi 

Srt'/ 

A2 

Point taxpayers* group, with 125 members, takes 

1OMIR3 POWT - The 

CltyS flw-monlh old civic 

association, Ail Associated 

T m m of SoBitn Point, 

U building strength, with 

156 members tallied by the 

orgairteation after Its third 

meeting last week. 

It has alto produced a list 

of Issues which hit taxpay- 

ere In the pocketbook tar 

City Coundrt perusal, 

b a tetter addressed to 

Dear Taxpayer, founding 

president Serf Barnabe! 

attacks the Atlantic City 

Ckttie ladies professional 

golf tournament, played at 

Hie Sands Country Club last 

August. 

The letter complains that 

Ii 

4 

* 

* 

f J * * ' ' 

the dty should not have Ambler Avenue, i 126 and residents of make his goal of 500 to 600 

paid the $4,000 In police Hie group also takes aim Habour Cove condomini- b By the end of next 

overtime necessary to cover at suggestions that the dty ums requested 200 applica- mt. 

traffic generated by Athire 

a professional planner tions, he said. 

In June, the Ninth Street 

event 

end a dty administrate. , Bamabei thinks he canresident 

made an unsuc- 

"We (eel that Sands Corporation 

should have allotted 

the necessary funds to 

pay for the exw services 

The $15,000 to $20,000 

cost of a planner would be 

•Hi-spent and unnecessary 

•ountfu Pleasures 

HOLIDAY SALE 

s. IVc. ! Sun. Doc, IHlh 

20 r v Off ALL MliRCHANDISt 

Uniam Country Gifts & Counted Cm Stitch 

UMttdMHon Santa Dolls 

DMC Floss 

Gail Wlm Dupn Folk Dotb & Burs 

825 Asbury Avev Ocean City 398-3981 

Hearing tonight 

on salary code 

^^v.;/.:rw(V7'l 

cestful run far the Republi- Ucans. hm Monday iw* to 

can nomination in this That fact has fueled com- tw*^political aoft; 

year's 2nd Ward City plMnte by Mri critics HeisaidaVartaStt^ 

Coundl race as a candidate that the group is political. in the community wante^' 

of the Somers Point Repub- But Bamabel told tttoot- make the group poiitSteL 

far a town of our size," says 

caused by the tournament," the letter. It calls dty resi- 

states Ae letter, which is dents "best qualified 

expected to be In the hands 

of City Council In time for 

discussion at its meeting 

tonight (Thursday at 7:30). 

The letter was endorsed, 

with scant debate, by over 

30 members of the group 

during a gathering at die 

Senior CItzens Building on 

1 * to 

mate planning decisions. 

Hiring an adinistrater 

would tantamount to soMira POWT - aty patrolman with more man 

elected officials passing off Coundl tonight (Thursday threeyearo' experience. 

their responsibilities to a at ?:30) will conduct a pub* S2B.177; and the combined 

hired official, says the letter. lie hearing on a new salary position of city derk, regis- 

When It formed in late ordinance which reflects trar of vital statistics and 

summer, ATSP claimed 25 increases of roughly 6 per- municipal search officer, 

members. After Monday's cent for all dty employees SMM1 

meeting, Bamabei counted covered. 

The dty treasuere/chief 

The ordinance covert financial officer, $27,264; tax 

most City Kail workers, collector/tax bearch officer, 

and sets salaries u high as $26,389; a patrolman with 

$42,085 for the chief of more than two years 

i 

police, and at low at 

$17,000 for a first-year 

police dispatcher. 

Two-year contracts negotiated 

with Police Department 

patrolman and 

sergeants are reflected In 

the measure, as well as Individual 

contracts negotiated 

with dry department heads 

and police bfast, according 

to the dty clerk's office. 

Public Works employees 

tie not covered In the ordinance. 

The ordinance Includes 

the following proposed sal- 4 aries.' 

Police captain, $37,286; * police lieutenant, 138,1341 

police sergeant, $33,279. 

The construction official 

would earn $33,136, a 

1 experience, 

$24,653; patrolman 

win less man two years. 

SIMM. 

T 

A dispatcher with mote 

than three years experience 

would make $23,947; dip* Firefighters bear wfth bitter temperatures to battle a minor (Ire et the 10th Street 

uty dty cleric $21,188; dis- arktt; " 

patcher with over two 

years, $21,000 and a junior 

librarian. $20,8!*. 

A dispatcher with less Two fires; one is suspicious 

than two years of exepri- 

Ocean dty firefighters, at Flames were shooting out gulahed a smaller fire on 

ence would make $19,000, 

toils covered in ice, (ought of the building when fire' the roof of the 10th Street 

and a first-year patrolman 

two blare* Sunday, the sec- fighters arrived, laid market and car wash on 

would mtkt 118,600. 

ond day of a bitter told Blevln, Damage was Weil Avenue. According to 

The ordinance also calls 

snip. 

described as "heavy." a police report, firemen cut 

for longevity pay at die rate 

One of me fires ii tuipl* Fireflghtern braved 10-de- a hole in the roof, away 

of 1100 per year of service 

dous, according to police wee temperatures to fight from the area still beihg 

after completion of three 

arson squad Lt. Bob Blevln. the flamed. 

used for Christmas tftje 

years. It also offers Umo and 

The second-floor blaite lit a The three-story apart- sales, to pin access to the 

a half for overtime. 

vacant building behind the ment building, not hooked fire. 

The public hearing li In Moorlyn View, wai caUed up to utilities, was recently 

City Mall coundl chamberg. l M 9 S l t l d soldt Officials are conduct- 

'DEPARTMENT 6T0QE 1 

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DECEMBER 14,15,16,17 & 19 

SAVE ON ALL 

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Store wide and wrap up your holiday shopping with 

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HENRYEARNS 

NEW POST 

Sowers Point native Marianne 

"Mlml" Henry, has 

been named Atlantic City 

area medical representative 

for Syntax Laboratories of 

Pale Alto, Calif, Henry. 26, 

1st 1988 graduate of thi 

University at Richmond ( 

Richmond Va,, with a 

degree In economics. 

aunt the new owner, Mid 

Blevln, 

He believes the Moorlyn 

fire an accidental. 

View and the apartment ELECTED TO HBART , 

building, which sit on theASSOC.nOARD 

lame lot, were slated for Christina Kfllmpr of Un- 

demolition. The aging wood it one of 12 people 

structures an located at 816 newly-elected to the Amirl- A 

Ocean A ve. 

can Heart Association, New Q 

Jersey Affiliate's Board of 

Earlier In the day, at 10Directors. 

Keimer In a car- 

a.m., firefighters extindiac rehab nurse. 

0 

O 

O 

FIT fi finds,tax 

K d t o a *ecent t iS 

tn 

&ty this Wt^t tftti&«d A 

ttvtel«d««srq^*sehtihg 

Idliteb 

. - Otlttms tor CK»an Qty 1 badness people and supp6rttts 

of Mayor Hoy 

XMm, wwegei tetthay, 

tmtestingHTfctfthepr&ssuit 

the Wa^dog group Is 

putttna on dty offidab to 

* feme wxinldpal spwwitag. 

tt « swap WKoJsttag to press lefcasesv COCF 

v 

, v 

iax assessment appeal 

hearing tl at 

Cpe May Gm#ta£ 

iatTWduled to 

eOdCouMoso 

gk Main Street, Cape 

:May Court House, accord- 

Ting to G. Raymond Brown 

"|C county tax edmlnistra- 

-fa 

*v* taxpayers scheduled for 

ah appeal could forfeit their 

of 

test 

mfem tm% y 

aid, Those appealing 

Bio«ldbtp»eparSrteprtf 

»Atare^tedMbQlatttie 

h^wrw feown^ 

Taxpayers taking issue 

with their Mleitnent 

should hive already filed 

for a hearing; the deadline 

mi Dec. 1, 

'Phantom* burglar is 

stalking Somers Point 

SOMERS POINT — Anue 

and in Harbour Cove 

rash of burglaries have Condominiums on Bay 

occurred throughout the Avenue, have been hit 

community over the past The burglaries occurred 

five or six weeks, Mostly between 5 and 11 p.m., 

cash and jewelry have been according to the detective 

Stolen, police wdd. bureau which reports access 

they believe the 14 tadIs 

generally through back 

dents are related, but as yet windows and doors. - 

there are no suspects. "He's a phantom to ui 

.. Homes on Broadway, right now," said Capt, Stan- 

Plerson Avenue, Sunset ley Lukasiewicz, who 

Avenue, Johnson Avenue, believes ttii perpetrate Is 

Wllmont Avenue, Hamad working on foot. 

Avenue, Conneetteut Ave- Police advise local residents 

to be especially cauttous 

over the holidays, 

Vandals hit 

the boards 

also the 

Ocean City police report 

that nine public telephones 

have been ripped from their 

sockets at various spots on 

the boardwalk 

' Also, the lifeguard station 

fit tat SlWfet ---'" ij " j - iM - i * j •*•" 

jlhat same day 

^randala painted the bat. 

A\ torn at 12th Street and the 

^^'beach tag booth at 14th, 

'According to police who 

'nosuspecte, 

FREE 9IGN8 FOR 

HOLIDAY SAFETY 

i Cape May County Sheriff 

UafflM Plousls announced 

;Sio-Shoplifting is a crime" 

find "Protect your 

km and commerdal «tab 

, i ifl CCipiMiy 

bounty m available ai the 

ER PRESENTS 

JCERTDEC19 

; Tod Klo/et, son of Mr, 

• tid MM. fired Kiefor of 

aty, will tmsent a 

1 organ redtol at the 

of the Nativity, 

»t at the church and 

at Keatble Memorial 

Methodist Church in 

Jfoodbtuy* Wefef tetldea 

n JfamkUflvUto with W# 

%1/e. they have three 

TfM holiday OHMT^ 

JuatoaHorvitHut today io 

w iir f ivntf* f IIV 

iMfnjntvifMdt, 

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SPINNING 

WHEEL >

mI' .**• -*7 

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Mr, and Mrs, Charles Town Jr. 

WHEN IN 

DOUBT.,. 

Give her a 

beautifully wrapped 

Gift Certificate 

Draw Shoppe 

on the avenue for 84 years 

Mi Asbury Avenue 

Dally 10-5; and 

Open Bvawinî "7*9 

Gillian's 

Christmas 

All tides Included under orte 3k 

•"•"••' idmiiilofllw. ^ 

IpJU/flp.W 

* Phone: 

3iS-70Sl 

Atk About Our SttttttLt 

jft^t Party Ptuwu, -t 

M^n^ Waoijktydol&jehd 

SWEATERS 

ByDean 

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Sweiderk, Town united in marriage 

Ve«to Swdderk, 

of O^rtes rt SSwel- 

Ab»B«n> end Charles 

and Kto, Chat* E, Towtt Sr, 

of Ooean GSty, wete untied In 

•BMMiftgi Oct IS at Ranauli 

Nikkl TVan was Maid of 

honor. Bridesmaids were 

Usa lifshta, Nancy Stober, 

Maty Beth Spiegel, and Teresa 

town. The Junior bridesmaid 

was Beth Ann Spiegel 

The Bower girt was Kimberiy 

pg Dan Town, brother of the 

£tOOflt% WaS aVi Q€§t Ifilift* 

ABslsUng as vishere were BUI 

Mourer, Bob fteiehahik. 

Chuck Swriderk, Doug Sweidttk, 

Brian Town, and tatty 

Town, fhi ting heai* was 

Mark Town. 

The bride wore a satin 

designer gown trimmed with 

laoe, crystals, s&wlns and 

pearls. The puffed lace 

sleeves featured a bow with 

crystals and pearts. A lame 

bow at the waistline in the 

bide gave a heart sliaped 

muMoa The hud piece was 

a flowered shape crown with 

SUPER VICTORIAN 

sequins and ayrttls Bteffiedtnpeatk mM bbo^M of whitt 

«he ftdl tejsgjn vjal fK» brtdVi tttindante ttd p«dh mat mm white 

wow teal bine satin dresses daisies, gadirtfig; ml 

with puB ikiw* tnd brae naêndM^l*t*tt. 

bow to Mat* the bride, the *• A reception flowed it ihe 

Plan to wed 

Sheik Wolle of North* 

held and Thomas J, Wolfe 

or Deem City* »nftoun« 

the engagement of thrtr 

daughter, Angela MvV and 

Nick T, AtthU tm of Mr. 

and Mm. Ntefc ?, Atohl of 

NerMeidv 

The bride to be, a graduate 

of Mainland Regional 

High School, li cAirrently 

employed for t local insur- 

ance agency, 

Mr. Atohi, also a gradu- 

ate of Mainland Regional 

High School, works for a 

local eoAtttuetlOh company, 

GORDON AND GRACE LECHNER, PROPS, , 

BBS-MfS 

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The mother of the bride ^seo. Lisa best ttan -tut W» bwthitft 

Ann Bertini and WilUatt WilliaM. Asillttng as usheri 

Vincent Power were mar- were Brlin Btftithi Bob 

Shttrry Green and Donald Oanmlos! Jr. 

riid reojntiiy during a dou- BhomOi to»t Cwoks and 

ble wedding cewmony. The Larry ttoert. rt 

Rev, Msir, Thomas Sharkey CrahiM Pd niphiw 

Announce engagement offldatea during to 10i30 ofW ii 

b 

a.m, ceremony In Our Lady The WjddJng ree 

Mr. and him, WUlayd H MtOoL She It employed by of Good Counsil Church, wai held at Ouusln 

drinn of deean City Ae Ocean Cl^ Mo»i BavannounM 

the engagement Ings and Loin Association, 

of their daughter, thirty Mr, Caneelosi is a gradu> 

Lynn, to Donald H, Cimce- Att of Abiegawl High 

losi jfc, jfc, son of KtoWtit an a School. ol. Hi U smptoytd by 

dtal detail of f Sdullvllld Sllvlll and ttte ttt City of Ventnof Ventn Pli Police 

Ddnald M. Canceltwl Sr. of Depai'tment, 

Sttmtrs Point, ' A Btpimbir 1989 mi* 

The brtcte to be 1B a gtfld- ding 1B planned, 

o? Oci»n City Itigh 

1 * 

The brides aw the diugh- tty House in BarnlttteWft. 

ters of Mr, and Mrs. Marino Pollowing a hbn»ymottn 

Bertini of Ocean Qty, Mr, Wp to Myi Vaniisa and 

Smith is the ton of Mr, and ChrlBtophdf a» (eliding in 

Mrs. Raymond Smith of Phoenix, Ati2, Lisa and 

Ocean City, Mr. Power is WUUatt honeyttoDned in 

the son of Mr. and Mrs, Prance and Spin, and are 

Edward V, Power of Nor- now resid residing In Virginia 

folk.Va, Beach, Bh Vi Vi. : 

The brides were given in 

marriage by their parents, 

8onyaêr4i of Edrid, 

and 

in Ciy, 

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A local edwcfttot has Burke noted the tf teaching N J y 

developed a new tool to "Interesting stories and toty, xnrtdng he* aware ot 

hfeb fottrth-gifctew undet- attractive lUuutrattohB toe ia& ©I tefetehce in*testend 

the history of the Gar- would help fttudents rial geared to the afaftge 

denState. 

develop ah interest and ll-ye*N)ld te&deti Bailey 

Ca»6dNewreweytab,tt knowledge of New Jersey ptquttd the «*ds, whl* 

toMlste of SS story cards on history^ * ' may be u»sd tat tUssttom 

N ew JV JeiseV hitoy hstoy ' Irene ReeVesv 'fourth »hidy ot a» itubplementtl, 

gmde teacher, aaid their 

it was presented to James 

tadft d 

»«ttke, Vl« ptittelpal of the 

partldpation In the pilot Lab topics tadude dtao- 

P C tCtty l t a d t t project will Include en «vaimmt whaling, tmttlgw»K 

Schtoo ifetehtly by tabuation, 

which will assist inventory MbntKl Ut«» 

develops Harrtet A. ttear- Bailey In her desire to have Indian lore, tomous battle 

them published and make lt explorew tod 

Bailey, & retired teacher them available to all schools 

end resident of SeavtUe, in the state. 

Questions and teaching 

prepared the Lab for use in 

aids ere also furnished to 

fourth grade classrooms, Lyle Alverson, principal further reinforce the stu- Harriett fealtey pwiwnte history felory cards to . 

tfter weaving a $360 mini- at the intermediate school, dent's understanding of the Burkft. vtM $mm\ ot th« Oe»m City Interrhedlato 

feWht (him tee N.J. Mistor- commended Bailey for her state's history. —>.---. *-..,.. ...^?. * ........ .. 

M kmMm to Rind tl» continuing interest. Her 

j 

career has Included 16 yean 

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AND 

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390-1013 

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from us and we'll h«V8 

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Hme a GHolfy Holly Chrismuu 

tm km ONLY 

N» ittva » wast Ohriitmu foom *hw wui 

- children «ut stop S&ltudays 10-12, All gifti 

iim «ttd unto, We'll filve them uiiiitwa 

ahtl gUt wtij) FREE. No adulU tillowed 

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Holiday Houre: Daily 10 lo 8 Saturday .10 to 6 Sunday 12 to 8 

V Sat 9:36 to MO 

ea Oats 

to 31/ Off 

OUTERWEAR 

and 

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if 92if"l440 X 

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^ 

AS TWESENTWEl-tfiDGEW ftmrmtay, DMI!»ISM 

Carolfest, MacBeth benefit concert, Sindia Day open house this weekej 

The Chambar of Commeree 

Carolrest is set for 

7:30 pJtt. Satuwtoy, Dec I? 

at the Music Mar, Board. 

Walk and Moorlyn Terraer 

This nwnt, which ' 

grown ir popuhrity mx, 

Mark Soifer 

;aei,by ««d Jo-El MeLaugh- receiving many requests soring a house tour during 

towm be accompanists, from agencies and needy those same hours. Tickets 

the years, w»s originated Admission is free. The families this holiday season are $8 at the Sun Rose book 

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 

Walter Fredericks, a Ml- Channel 2 for showing dur- ute in MOW way. Relists or Scalar Studio, 

onted tenor, ln|the holidays, if you oattVeome » the 

Fredericks has sung with F—— concert, drop oH your day of the tout at the 

loading opera companies MacBeth, an Ocean City donation in the decorated museum for $10. 

throughout the world. He soft rock group, will per- containers tn front of mer- " ' • - ir 

wUl direct the community torn a benefit concert for chants 1 stores on Asbury The Retail Merchants 

singing on Saturday, This Is the needy and homeless on Avenue, Association continues W 

always an Inspirational and Friday, Dec. 16 beginning 8 — — : ~ promote Breakfast with 

fun evening. We hope p.m, at the Music Wer. the The Ocean City Historical Santa from 9 wa. Wl nottft 

you'll be there. program wUl benefit the Sodety Museum holds its onSaturday at McOonild's. # »«._»„,„«_ .„„„„. ,,wo „,„, „- 

Featured will be tho Waves of 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 

eft the 

S^fJ% Male Choms. sponsored by the Retmll mas party, Sunday (Dec. 18) wim&ntaMetviIWtlte has been to year*, Down* the last bujbwrd ttn the Music Phr, AArtsilon WW b» »» dMtflQM *» food! trt] 

the MCC Mined Chorus of 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, 

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 of me the traffic ttftffic 

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 . 

\ 

mezzo soprano Halne King be distrtbuted throughout nue. You can tour the features, 

Pwoftttsimd local veWeles. *• VTS&J 

through an addition to 

and Brownwyn Rublno- Ocean Qry and surround- facility and enjoy free Thanks to rooftop light- 

S mercantile tax, there Is 

The Ocean City tourism The billboard wiU reach »««*«. 1-B0Q-B 

Bradway, a talented young, ing areas. The Public Relarefreshments, tag purchased by the Asso- 

expense to the taxpayer, 

iter from Ocean City. Doris tons Department has been The museum is also spon- elation and the City's 

OomwliBlon has gurdhftsid millions «v*ry war and will be displayed. 

Bli«by4Mootbinbo»rdon promote the fact mat mere's Monies to tinance mis 

ma Northeast Extension of plenty to do and enjoy here billboard are realised 

BRADY'S 

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FOR THE COLD WINTER 

i Heavy Quilted 

Flannels 

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Underwear 

Wool or poly 

ptopylene soxi 

coi-hortt 

Blanket Lined 

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SWEATS 

Top & Panto 

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set 

MIL TARY 

•M-65 Flold Jackets 

•MAI Flight Jackets 

• Leather Bomber 

Jacket 

• Genuine 

Military Issue 

6 Pocket 

B.V.D, Pants 

ibatBoot 

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lust 

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And 

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Thomas Jewelers 

Wl 

Public Works Director Qeorgo Rumer, right, presents 

plaque to city employee John Shiftier who wen first 

place for best performance In the first Cape May County 

Snowplow Rodeo recently 

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coming events 

Women*! Research Club 

of Ocean City meeting featuring 

Atlantic Christian 

School Chorus, The 

Flanders Hotel, lt30p.m> 

"** — """"^ CiQ> meeting, B p.m, 

tafopttmlst tahmtllonal r ^ TTmn " ~ 

tteeUngl«;90pj», FRIDAY 

» 

ALL WINDOW COVERINdS 1/3 Of F 

Includes ffl££ Installation 

Compl»t» HM of will coverings 

EXPERTPAPERHANQER 

Prco Estimates Call 399*0663 

MONDAY 

Nomettef) 

PtOCfl' 

Geranium Temple No" 

469 meeting, 618 Bay Ave.,' 

8 p.m. I 

Colony Qub meeting, 6, 

p.m, 

* "j 

bfcratt and O«an Avanue, 

10i30t.m. 

TUB8DAY 

Alcoholics Anonymous Hows tnd buggy ridii ^V Scout T»oo 

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' 

Harry's tnn, Sotnors Point, copal Church, 30th Street 9th Street and Asbury Ave- Bay Avenue, 7$0»9p\m, 

BpJtt, 

"•——'"''" 

aad toy Avenue, 10 p,m. 

'" ~' 

nue, No eharp, iponsored " ^-'•> . 

m by the Retail Mirehinls AlcahoUci Ahonyttout 

Ocean City/Upper Town- MacBeth, soft rock group, Association. 

Alp tottry Club meeHng, biniflt eonettt ter niedy — -— 

meeting, Holy Trinity B, 

rr copil ûr, SOA 

Mac's Restaurant, Somers and homeless at the Music Chamber of Commerce and Bay A venue, 8 p.m, 

Point, 6i30 p.m, Pier, B p,m. Admission Is IDA annual Carolfest on to 

' '• TITTr ^ tood, dottunf or toyi to be Muiie Pier, ?i30 p.m. 

Ocean City Card Club, distributed throughout Admission free, 

youth center, 7 p.m, 3eean City and gurreund' 

ng areas, 

Matchpolnt JrS, duplicate' 

Octm City k 

.MtAM miffing. 

W M O 1 

onic SATURDAY 

1 

bridp, Muste Ptar, ?s30 

p.m, 

BftLflWSLS 

museum), noon to S p.m. 

Knighu of Columbia' 

hlt t retttory.' 

; 

WBDNB8DAY ;'! 

Good Counsel Leisure' 

Club Christmas meeting,' 

The Flanders Hotel, J2i30 

'*-

At mmmm-itmm 

CONTACT AWAftDED 

FOR BEACH PROJECT 

t^-O,S, Army Corp of 

Eftfttteeti has officially 

awarded « coftWct to begin 

etasWirtien of we tenga^ftited 

ifeaeh wstoration 

awd storm protection projec; 

in Cape May.* 

legislative notes 

As»embly/|h tnO^HmmmmrnHL ^St&SM!% 

LoBiOftdtf, R, and Sen. Local utUiiy authorttiei AtsttteAtlemblk " 

James Httley, who tatn*. would be tbit to brtrig eMl tfc* m w & 

. JAaording to U.S. Repdu«ddder.tieil 

leglslaHott actions to Impose pentlttts toted by CaW 

•^-William Hughes, the con- whlA passed In November, $gm$ pollutes, under a kmMpim 

tract award clears the way 

lor construction to begm on 

the project immediately. 

The Ocean aty lawmaker 

laid the award caps a 14year 

effort on his part to 

resolve a beach erosion 

problem which has senously 

hampered the local 

economy and threatened 

business and residential 

property in the community 

for the better part of this 

century, 

"I'm absolutely elated 

With the awarding of this 

contract,* Hughes said, 

On Thursday, an Assembly 

committee approved College aid 

legislation that would Jonm Nlrk, diwetor of th» BuWanet dtpMtmt nl at mm Ofty Mldh School, 

merease the fundmg tor the wttomed ii * tiwffl mtMrtinfl ol »h» Ptwnt Ttaehir Btudiftl AiiMlfttion to dleeutt 

project to Include money thtflhaneihBittddoitef ^ ' 

for beach restoratiott and ir# JMH QHtartTlili. PtSA pwildinl, §nd Ttww NiflBl, ttudihl rwrnber. 

ftfflfe 

MANDOHAPtgD A 

eOUNtriy Qirrs 

Enjoy, 

Browii tn i,i 

gifts, iricltldt 

atton ifghiflL. .„.,„_.„ „ , 

Operi by request, *i dhrlsruiaa. 

Flan'defiHoUl 

m$mLK 

The FLANDERS HOTEL 

jutUul 

00 «W4 

«iPiiiifiiii*n»nil!inP'ai"»B! !••"•« 

I s i ? i •! i 

f ill i 

ini •• I •, ! ! - i 

L U - L J J J . X J . L I ^ J , M ; , 

SnortifActivewear Rugby Shirts 

20% td70% W MfltoiftftO 

Sweat Shirts 

HOLIDAY DINING 

A Tradition At 

mommMwm^ 

m. 

. ..ip^. 

and ALL NEW 

SHOPPING MALL 

11th Street on the Boardwalk, 


:S(M 

; *fe»!»lî 

nowd that whtte «Mcm< 

Bl£ bftdftli %Vi A* pto to fewrt ft* 

Wt&fttty to |e *ft» these iupply of aHordabie howsp 

l A y t o p t '••" *••• 

Reports pitch Rt 

tiweifipoittpropttîdw 

Peonvlftelttgly ddttUmerit" 

the need tor the soutkem 

extension of Mite & and 

topavittWftts to Route « 

wui em preSBina TO Hie stare 

p Ms 

sloner Mate! Cluttk thti 

week 

lew* |»mes R. Hurley 

iMrinunced that he will 

ddivet we wports, plated 

by the three subcommittm 

of the Rdukh 55 South Ad 

and hie Republican ally 

Assemblyman Prank 

*• •"" Ado to promote the 

ty unk With the Oar- 

AteParkvAV, 

•lamhopeJWdthBtfGluA) 

will be impressed by this 

effort and will anndunce her 

support for the eonitruetlon 

of %uti SS Bouta," Ae%mate 

mmoriry leader said in a 

ttntnewsreteae 

Over ihe past three 

^ b l t t e h 

m RouA BS Bourn Ad tlfy the ektiniloh and 

Hoe dommtttee is Ipedal [mprovmwto to Route 47, 

group formed by HMiy eaen foeusing on different 

"MAR SANTA" LISTS 

Filled Here At very Low Prices 

UoHsl Countty A blvirillM Qltta 

imi • oiiidni < bolls > GnHiimu 

ii;^ 

NowlnProgresa 

a "t 

Youftotikftfr boardwalk or bmrdrtm 

mm 

55 to DOT hmd 

»spect« of the issue, aeceMlbiHty to 

Drte wbeommittte, Hur- mult bi ttW 

ley reports, gathered date the final tt i 

based on economic traffic ^ 

demand and population 

growth factors. Another 

studied the most feasible most 

route Sat the southern ttrten- state 

slon of Route 85 baied on Oomv 

environmental, ecomomle 11 people Waft ««« „,,„ „ 

and traffic aam$s concerns, others Buffered major Ink. 

The tod eyed improviftg rles as » result tti &*•*•£* 

Route 47 to meet current Oftrouti^(»ftdAat 

plans. 

They concluded thatt 

• existing roads crossing 

east/west through Cape 

May and Cumberland counties 

are-antiquated, poorly 

maintained and highly congrated; 

• completion of Route 55 

would gave motorists time, 

money, gas, vehldi maintenance 

and provide a safer 

highway to travel; 

• since the area relies 

extensively on tourton for 

economic survival, iafi 

ftoute 55 Is »he most s 

for envirottmfenttl and 

A state Department ol 

Transportation report \mtA 

atewmbttthBagoemdudBd 

that although cwrent ahd 

future tttfflfi proj&etloris Jusuty 

we souawn extenBion' 

of Route S5, the Midway 

would be too expensive to 

construct. Instead, the fouih 

year South Jersey tmpmvfi' 

ment Plan proposed 

upjMding Routes 47 and 

670, 

Residents toss 

their toxic trash 

Nearly 100 Caps May 

County residents stopped 

by the MtJA's Burlelgh 

transfer station recently to 

dlsposi of oil bate paint) 

thtnners, loivents, household 

dcQtiere, automobile 

batteries, used kerosene 

and gasoline, and pestiddeB 

such as DDT and Chid* 

rdflfle. 

All of these hazardous 

wtstis were colldded by 

thi ttidlac tliiiarch Corpp. 

«i a fBdifafly apptovad 

ffldlityi aeeotduig to MtJA 

ofiiclils, 

Aeeordtag to Tony Mme* 

man, MUA solid Waitl speclnllsl, 

the ptogfam was 

very iutcissfuL 

Waste disposal Was proba* 

biy Ond rddson fdf the large 

volume tit pesticides w 

progratn Cbllectecl that day, 

Moncmari sild lhat a sit* 

pound bag bf tiW eou A A 

tost about $W)t) to get rid of 

without stick A jtfoipm, In 

this case, the Ml>A picked 

up most ttf the CdSt of dip 

ptisal by accetJtlriB sttttill 

tjUiuiHtlas (urltl 

ot M d^ 

i 

atid Dlspbsal Pilot frogfaffl. 

the next tollecrJott day will 

take pl«de at the ety 

"At thi end of the d|y, next year the authority 

WB had eoliietid 120 M- plans to establish peraiadtid 

SO-gallati druttil of tietit httiisehbld imtutdm 

patfetitlflliy hiurdoui solid waste tollecHuti and dia- - 

atid liquid wastes generated Ptisal ptdâm Which may 9 

by Gipa May County ceil* include the development of 

diiiti (lid ftttntri," MWifi* ptittit allwtlw slies 

xnati said, "in pirttcukfi id receive them d 

one of the Rddldc technicians 

told me that this was 

the {rtttgeawl* funded )fl 

the (rioit CWwdirie Md 

BflT the towpwvy hid cat pun by a gtaflt from the 

Iceted durintf itg 23 years lti Nmf ftf" L " "** 

VMtemL 

Solid Waste 

P.C.N.R, NURSING 

Professional Cm Nutdltig Registry 

Discussion on government 

O OMin City mm\ Pmum Jad< Jonis (rtgh\) EpoKo to membtm ot tho o Good 

Counsel l Friendship Fidhi Club, Clb durtna a recent t mooting mti in Uw chutth Kail, Kil on hti polrttcal l 

camerv Ihlewete, ihd th§ eurranfand tutura prabtiwi of Oeaati City's govort\tiwn». 

Kean aide calls for end to 'coastal' nonsense 

A top ftlde to Gov> tho- end to ftomc ot this 

mil Kt&ft; tttvlMg from nonsense* that opponents 

towm to towtt to tout the are spreading around, 

f»pMM eotttal commi- Ralph lazo, addressing 50 

io«»i^^dm Ocean City members the tkew City 

onday night "to put an RepubUcan Club, said mil* 

classes for 

children at Wetlands 

tastttute, 

Boulivtrd, 

Bird feeding 

seminar at 

Wetlands 

" There will bi a seminar 

'm »m®ki Wrdi, i am, 

fiundfty, Jan. II at the 1 Wet 

' udl IniUtute, Stohe Marbot 

Boulevard. 

' 'tol irtuttgin, naturaUst 

"#nd environmental 

:'tduc«tor at the Initttute, 

''will dlBeuss tips on feiderg, 

;;plttntlng to attract wildlife 

1 utd tnethodB of tttracting 

d binoculars for 

bifding atid how to use 

tthettti Blrioeulars, bird feedmi 

W*d need, field guldei 

d other blfdlng supplies 

be on sale thtoughout 

• ranging 

from claims that tint state 

intpropww 

owner rights to rumors that 

lid Uttl»»»(i 

on honeon' 

ttoyi 

Inch 

d 

towns — hill 

Hotti 

of his 

the commission would 

regulate development With 

Awe of more units within 

1,000 feet of tldftl waters or 

the flret perttUel street or 

alley. That would include 

boMdwilk d*»Wtt|tt\ent 

(the boardwalk would hot 

bo counted n & ittttit) 

wli 

will offer danses tin WMtai wmmlMlOR, French also said that, by 

Wonders of WtatW Naturi unvoUed lM \Wt mm his calculfltlons, the mm* 

ft* prisAool md kinder- regufite tfci itaw^ m'm mission would be controlgartcn 

students. front biiUding, taking iW»y ling development on over 

th» flvi^week eourse that ittthoflty Um tht SO pertehtol the Island, 

10 daisei which Bipirtmettt o! BnvL»on«. btto counted by laving 

mental Protection. Non- that, as itonlng board chair- 

hands-on activities, games, point pollution Iron man in his own town, he 

stories and crafts. InprttHW HiW div^pmtt div^ sees whew blg-tlrwe devel- 

Bev Henry of Dennlivllle, mmA promt of theopers 

can overwhelm pun- 

who has tau^\ttt»e claw torrecent 

ocean do&lngs, said tfme municipal planners 

four years, will hold lesioni ttto - a itattiHe some In indtHgbAiirl, 

on bird migration, feeding the audience had l hard One locftllty's polluHon 

birds that winter over, time swallowing, or development oftan 

weather, animal tracks, One man erittcked the Impacts another locality, 

•tars and mor* , plan fttf socking it to maU 

Preschool classes Will bet deveioBBH and he»«. 

to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday and owner i But le«o maintained 

thursday, Jan, it tttrough Aatthi plan would not, as MoridaPUghts 

Fob. 14. Kindergarten some think, ruU out shftt ^ H 

daiieiwllibeite2!ldp,ttii development, although 

Widnesday and Priday, sotne eonibuetion would 

Jan. IS through Feb. IS, require state permits. 


Having i apar^? ? 

AdfflUsian Is free; there 

be Mffeshfnents and CallUs! 

p 

for ln/oftriation call 368oervtti 

buffet and table service 

unique desserts 

m a 

asketi mulled anywhere 

eu gcUH«f* Point Seniors 

Otfd Club high scoters for 

McMeriariuii 629 

ft m |nd Charlotte 

High scoters in 

Anttfl Muni 

'White 

3,010, Mary 

hield* 2J«0 dttd Del 

tiio notedv saying the 

Atbntte knows no man* 

madeboundaHes, 

"(the oeeift euMifttil 

mm pollution, they eatry 

emswn whew iney sett fit, 

Baldttm ; : 

Driver killed when car hits tree 

BBSS 

S«aville cantata Dec 18 

SO ; 

BveC&peMayCtoufttyMed' 

autopsy;pefim*A Mdw 

revealed tto «ppWettt mM* 

tal reasott why she lost ttofc 

»siothi)K«ft 

feescue BÛ was used to 

hi^p mttove t>ormtgU from 

thodtm^^wlrtn^ Victim 

was ttUuittd in by the 

dashboard An air mm 

helicopter wti elso tailed us 

pftrtofthere»cuet#ort. 

rôrmlRll was ewfoute to 

DIAMONDS WANTED I 

ANY SI26/ANY SHAPE 

fhomitdtwilirt It iiinMAQ 

Wr««iûft!|h)dlBmoti 

BBBAttburyAv 

TACKLE 

Gift omnmtm tor the 

wtespse 

QOODIIS 

HI iay AVinuii eoUNQW^SMIN 

The Ship'* fl*0«' 

and 

Worn, ww k n* 

M Siiw United 

l^W 

Aft 

, jU6 

boil mm *• 

•I 

19th& WeBley/ 

ALL SONS 

i n a 

oou*snefc 

Delicious Freshly 

Made Chocolates 

M«wi 

^ 

I

A10 ftMfeNMfet 

obituaries 

William Kelly Si\» 74 

J B. Kitty 8r, w 0»y» ft Wfi«d Cmd« 

ftdta 

9 «i AbttgWft #1.) Mfettib- 

H&i Hospital, 

An ftvid ito©rtsi»«m and hi 

th* 

Hfe triwd t§ *ft whtfr titSt. 

mmim ot tt* Kwtfhts of 

fte Afr M&W with «k 4 

ii m» ww Piu 

Beaw footballtain. 

:in 19»and served from MtalMittt lieutenant 

• beeomntt ft detective with the Caraden OdNM) 

Prosecviort Mtt to iftsi, He reared to 1SS? and wai 

htwowd to his 4? yww of Bttvto to te people olf ^» 

den county, 

M*-. fcetty vMi weU known for k>artidp»tittg to the

IK« 

A12 

PubtteNelfee Piibltc Notice Spring semester at ACC 

Biicrtv 

H will begin Jan. 17 

Us B»rtid OammMKnm tatMOMMy BeHttU 

. MMMMu 

S ffHSl mMII Wf8 

j p 

_ rwtwn m d my ' Ad SjTS to JH b* MDM 

Anna the cos el Bw «BBd fimnsinidlqn profedl d*edt 

wid 4> hsreo* and (l) m« CBy has tp^Md to, M IIM 

imwml to, a 8I«S M Naw J*n»y gnM UMtr the t 

TWimortarton ThM Fund Auihortty Ad to ttmncs ths 

KeenMuaMn prolM riasenbad m Socno i and t,l I 

ImBWMniiiMi »h»« M mMa a general *np©wffii!*« Md r» part 

wrt tttwwn Miwn te ossossod a^ptrtiJ pnjaerty agecMy bentNM. 

Sftdkni 3 n ishanby detsmHnod tnd MMMrf»ma)*ioel 

f4i 

riva vate party? 

We have the ROOM! 

___— Private ParttM Port — -, 

Birthdays, Anniveriariei* Bridal and 

Baby Showers> Post-Punttttl Oatheriflffl] 

» S«UB| up to OT pebBta * 

Cittring Mwnged ot bo II YbWtelT 

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Call for details 391.1823 or 3W-U68 

7th Street Surf Sho 

TROP'S i TREES 

TCliS 

•Bring th» kids, 

deglim 

ln-li\b, 

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ihopplng 

Route I (Shore Road) Marmora 

Between Beesley's Ph ifIdfle & 34th Street 

390-0487 

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BICVCLES 

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PASTORE'S 

Home Of the BEST CHEESE 3TEAK 

Breakfast 

Subs 

Sandwiches 

«MMOO 

Dell Special 

Hot Soup & 

Sandlwch $3.00 

Special cbangte dally 

100 Atlantic Ave,, Oc«iti City- 3114111 

0P1N H/bn.-PH. 10-a • iil, * Bun, M 

ranco's Restaurant 

WITH THIS AD 

Muutfiy 

Humemade Maulcottl 

TmtsAay 

Homemade Ravioli 

Wednesday 

Homemade SpaghetU & Ml 

thursday 

Homemade Lasagha 

Satuday 

Chicken Breast Paf maglatia 

8etwc«n 9th & 10ft on Asliury Av«,« 3W-7903 

AftKWAY>HARAAACY 

TREE TRIM DEPARTMENT 

ChristmasJr00Balls*1j49 

f|nsii|it 

Brt 1(i ^ ^.^ 

•GBIsn BSIWyi BBI 

IM« 

Richards Agency honored 

Casino management 

courses at ACC 

AtiantteOoiWttwnityOol- Wettaan, ttiiM iwanagi* 

leg* hat expanded Us mefttpwgramewwtofttc* 

casino manattettiettt euftte- Courses being offewa to 

whan and vrtll ottof eight thespHttgwjwwtttbdudel 

dafttes during itt iplng li\trodiKtton to the e&tob 

MMiMtt begifttting Jaw. 1?, industty; heM/ttMtto MN04' 

ACC ti one of two tltyt casino nupetvUtont 

Khods In the natton offer- introduction to casino 

tag courses tn cesitto man- Mnvni casino ttntmi com* 

igement leading to » mission tegulfttiottBl Intw 

d«»ee. ductlon to eoltt'Openlttd 

"ne couiw* mm put gajMtng machines; casino 

together by peojê who management, and slot-dehave 

experience in the partment management, 

tadustry based on the needs Most classes will meet 

at the Industry," said Jim twice • week for eight 

weeks. C^vuees are ofteted 

Realty head Pî« M«VB Landingi^ 

Career Institute, 1BI$ 

ilvd,| Atlamlc 

Ai»t flw wmbMi or the 

Richards ^ d Agency A bbecame 

Wchonl wcnaro L u Booth, boom, prcsi- WrtrtmBtt»t!m-4RAB 

wed ieeen^ 'du*tai the gmdutMiW ttil Mlm Ami t of f «i^ H Mi toil fctota 

Public Notice 

womaB " 3434BKl 

New Jereey Assodatfon si testlWte. So honored were Inc, has been designated a .„-„-••-• 

fteeltors convention in Helen Bechtel, S2nd and residential sales specialist 

Atlantic City. West offlee; Peggy McNa- by the Residential Bales 

Eileen Uliy was awarded man, BOO Bay ofteis and Council of the Realtors 

the Ocean City Board of Cherylann Battelto, Pal Kttlonal 

Re«ltor« Realtor Astittlati Rend ond BcHy Jean Wym Mirkcting 

of The Year award, Lilly of the Upper Township instihile. 

was chosen for her achieve- office. To be so 

ttitttt, dedication to the AddlHonally, Timothy j, designated, 

Realtors Political Action Richards, owner and broker recipients 

Committee (RPAC) and he* lor the agency, was must comcontributions 

to the Ocean Installed asellfetimemem- plete the 

• ' Bit 1 DoetalNumbWO? 

! 

(JIvc d Chatt#r 

PON IMMMIMI 

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ertlftcal* 

hatterbox Restaurant 

300-0113 OetitiClly 

At frtt MEMO'S we have been 

himklng beautiful gift fruit baskets, 

for ovef 30 years- Let us make 

your gift giving special, fruit 

biiskeu from B.V. Mieo 

atid a Mdppy Holiday 

, go together 1 

mm, 

•if? 

experuse in 

tesldentkl sale* mark 

OnlylperceMtofal 

tor associates m so hon- 

S1000 REWARD 

NO QUESTIONS ASKED 

ROLEX WATCH-G/'88 

398-5454 

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ig System 

n rtom CftMd«n and Bed o! ft» MM thange — 

VVUmlngton (Channels 33 whether It is w\ tncwaseo* 

and »iK tWj> tail-to shop- dwtease - as ft*ey 

1 

netWO«H the weather billed for Deambeiti 

^ the CtiKgK&tonal to a Mktetl stt*yv Sam- 

channel C-8panv turner sons n\ay be MtuMing to 

Network television and Oat*

A14 YtMt«dty,DM,ie,iMt 

Upper Township notes 

by James Fitzpatriek 

HISTORICAL GROUP 

ASKING TOR HELP 

Tht Upper T i p 

Hiitorieal sodety has askti 

for township help to acquiring 

a OKA mo school 

house now for sale tapaltr- 

"mo, 

Th« ichool is loealtd on 

1.3 aerts adjoining the 

Friendship School, ttn old 

MJtteoUttHue restetd by the 

Society. There is also a third 

old school in the area on 

Ocean Avenue. 

11\e Sodrty beUevw *• 

ar*a, whi 

could be developed into a 

small public park. 

The Staff of 

CALL 

Wishes you 

Happy Holidays 

Christmas Day Serving 

BRUNCH 

8:30 to 11:30 a.m, 

HOLIDAY DINNER BUFFET 

12Noonto3:00p.m. 

FOR RESERVATIONS 

CALL 399-8812 

may bt feopenid by ihe 

ma of the year, acotding to 

Cape May County fenftineer 

in Seaville into «n eye doe- 

AtiMralhg to we MWn» 

ship, about half of the ipaet 

will be used for an 

apartment. 

NtfiO,dari«, 

th* bridge was dosed to 

traffic last week when a 

. Township Qonmittee has fouttnt inspection WVtaledl 

yet to teke a position on the cracks in struchiral steel POWER GOES DOWN 

matter, which has teen weoiben. GensuiHng «*!• iMDlTTtRCOLD 

turned dm to SoUeiteir nee'rs, who made the the TttekahfXt, Petersburg 

James Waldron tor study Inspection, are expected seetiofti of Upper Township 

§eon to deliver jhelr reeem> suffered two power outages 

BRIDGE AWAtTS mendations. 

this week and last, Includ- 

REPAIRS 

Meanwhile, efforti art ing one that pulled the plug 

the Mawhallville Road under way to §et the state during Monday WghPs sub- 

bridge spanning Mill Cnck ar\d federal governments to ssro cold spill. 

expedite the permit process The two-hour outage 

which is seen holdlhg up began 930 p.w. Monday tar 

replacement of the existing 834 township and OoAta 

bridge with a wooden cov- City customers along routes 

ered bridge reproduction. SO and 49. According to 

Clarke said work on the AtlanHc Electric personnel 

S500,000 replica could begin and eyewltnosses, a power 

by Spring. 

line came down under the 

contracting strain brought 

OOCTOR'SORFiCE on by thi bitter cold The 

IS APPROVED 

Tuekahoe Volunteer Fire 

The Zoning Board of Company directed traffic 

Adjustment list Thursday along Route 50 while utility 

night approved an applica- repair crews went to work 

tion by Dr. Mark PetrtUi to Power wag lost for over 

convert a hom» on Route 50 300 Atlantic Electric Cus 

tomors In the Tuckahoo, 

Petersburg and Corbln City 

areas from 11:05 last Thursday 

night to 13:35 Friday 

morning because of aquipment 

Falluri, a utility 

(spokesman said. 

TVÔ^&WMGM 

along with 

The Sentinel - Ledger 

ofOtieattClty 

and, 

6T0DK 

presents 

Macs' 

The Kids Count 

Gift Program 

New items of clothing to be distributed 

by,The Salvation Army 

i 

f 

to the needy children of Gape May County, 

Atlantic County and Cumfcieifland County*; 

,1 

h 

INSURANCE FIRM 

13 SELECTED 

On Monday night, Upper 

Townihlp Committee vettd 

to purchase 1989 insurance 

bollelBi through Kerry 

Thomson of Mfc PieaBanl 

Road) Petersburg, accepting 

his coverage bid of 

1130,894, 

A second bid from tha 

lugene W. Psshley Agtney 

of Palermo carni In at 

py , 

The subject caused a 

minor iUf on the governing 

body lost year when tits 

committee mode Its deel' 

sibn after receiving Only 

^bnebld. ' 

Wawa planned 

The UPPBI 1 townshl|i PianniHfl ioart Is scheduled to hear a plan 7 p.m. tonight 

(Thumday) to him thte eHe at ftoosevelt BouleVatd and Shore Road, Marmora, Into i 

Wawa MM bank. 

Trash collection schedules set 

UPPER TOWNSHIP — Bulk waste Includes furf 

hi township has niture, appliances, tugs and 

announced bulk and oath- other large household 

posteble waste collection ttami. Bulldlttg and Ittnd- 

schedules for the ettming ftcaplng ffinteiials will not 

, REGISTER TO, WIN •„. t 

THIS HOLIDAY PRESENT 

A NIGHT AT 

PHANTOM 

OF THE 

OPERA' 1 

' L* 

To find out where you can register, listen to 

WOND, dally! No purchase necessary, 

( A i 

7^3 

leaves and gnss dipptogs 

Should be bagild and 

placed at the curb Mondays 

and tiitsdttya from sprttg 

UJHMI 

ert 

Loose leaves Will be col- 

Bulk waste will be col- Bulk Items should be lected from October until 

lected on the following placed at the curb before the first snowfall. They 

days: Jan. 9, Jen. 23t M>, 6, the morning of the bulk col- must be raked Into the curb, 

Feb. 21, March 6> March 20, lection day, Refrigerator free of trash and sticks In 

April 3, April 17, May B, and freezer doors must be long mm ut tttey Will not 

May 22, June 5 and June 19. removed! 

be collected. 

Bulk waste collection is To ensure collection, resi- tteWdentkl brush should 

also scheduled for July 3, dents requiring bulk trash be placed it curbslde in 

Mf'Xft Aug. 1, Aug.11, pickup must call the town- neat piles to be chipped by 

Sept 8, 8tpt. 18, Oct. 10, ship amm (MB-2647) to township crews. Brush 

Oeh 23, Nov. 6, Nov» 10, place their name on i Ust. from let clearing and free 

Dec, 4 and Dee. 18. Compostable waste like remowl will not be iccept- 

•d. 

Brush crews run once a 

week from spring through 

ill. 

Chamber 

sets contest 

.UPPER TOWNSHIP ^~ 

Uti CMfbnbef dCottimerte 

ii^^M&bHnti A Christinas 

house llghUrVcoflteiit for 

the best ddcorated hawtfs lit 

fbUr teglonfl of the township. 

A $100 savings bond will 

be awarded fof the best 

home in the Seavllle/ 

Greenfield afea, Petefsburg/Tuekahoe 

area, 

Strautmetd area the Palermd/Matiiiota 

4tea< 

judging Will take place 

• I 

T6 sign up call area reptemtutivea 

Bruno TVopeaito 

tiM4m for the SoavllW 

Greettf ield ite&, Blanche 

MadNfllr mîm) tot 

Petafsbtifg/Tuckahoe, 

Jairtca Locusoti (390-1266) in 

Sh ietty Oian- 

3106) in Mar- 

pmmteilvei) m 

e, call Bob Smith 

ormttm 

CAHA SERVICE 

Mh ekplote new 

6\tetioti§i A cWthSelittg mytee 

/or mm, MiiH trifiet 

' weekly eponmed by the 

CoallUwt Against %W m6 

Ahum 1A& All Mvtm tK 

tiohtlddtiM and fc& for 

Momktim call 522-6489, m 

Bookbinders Bay Club "2 for 1" 

extended to Tuesdays&Thui'sdaj's 

0 

i w -t 

Ocean City notes * ' 

I Aftw W yrtn. \vltn 

Holiday 

jitney 

schedule 

OfiMA Qty 1 * jltnl 

will run 8 adit, to 0 

through Dcd. 11 „ 

tefOUttodtt« holiday 

the extended 

Wdgo at fl, 7i30 wd 9 

Pitnti ana lenve^ oytn 

StfMtai m m i ftiB 

pin. Regular ferefrWlll 

thetewlllbeiiojltfley 

iervloe cm Dec 26 and 

Jan. 2, 

the tttore tetbkH«e 

, , helghbottoood busln»* iontor 

fiiWsWtrtlnkrodaeedjxlisU 

tew J*4rt «^ to dett Up 

U 

h 

do * 

lob ttl this ,* said 

tht budget sdowt, dht wk> 

W h6 Will tog 6ppi«ls*i to 

iwslgn Iw tUtt Matf* Dowits honfteownttii in 

;tn pftrtntiffthlp With htl 

LAOOOMStO 

jha ing 65 *«ploye* «hd* d BEDftEDQED 

hlmt hell hav* SO w most Sen, James Hurley said 

— and» halt actt*tt Jiv thfe Monday that the Btite 

experts to fcVrtrd a contrtct 

Moyoif bbfet by Pebtuary to dredge the 

S ftumer began his caee s shallow, stattôWned 

! an elfeetMcl6nv Me Waslagoonftv 

Carnival and 

1 director for ftlmotit three Venetian bayous, the tost 

l 

will come out of state genoral 

funds. 

LagbOhs owned by Btbeco 

what ftn getting Into, and 1 Homes ant) the dty may 

Just feel It's time to wove on piggyback on the project, 

and try something for using Btoeco't Shooting 

, myself/»aidRumw. . Wand in theback bay as a 

dredge Bpoils site, atyfundodlflgoon 

work will bo 

bid to a matter of months, 

the president of thi wud Mayor Roy Gillian. 

appraisal firm conducting 

this year's property revalu- 

Re2ONE34TH8T. 

ation was told by Dry 

. Council Tuwday ttlght that 

Officials from Anchor 

. in at least two instances, the 

Savings & Loan on Tuesday 

- owner of a mulUunlt pop* 

night asked CilV Coundl to 

erty blocked Inspectors 

consider reiwung the 34th 

from his home, preventing 

Street corridor, the south' 

the dty from finding possi- 

end 

bly illegal, additional units 

: not being taxed, 

, Glen Seelhorst, president 

of Appwlsal Burveys Inc. of 

Q ey$ Hill, Bald that B2 

, percenl of \kt island's prop- 

1 ys ieW 

CountMan Gary lessel 

suggested a bank-offifce 

tone, designed for ldwervolume 

traffic than a 

drlve4n tohe, tn which fast 

food eateries and gas stations 

ate built. Councilman 

John Hood will bring the 

Matter before the Planning 

Board,, of which he ifr a 

unemDcr, 

ARTISTS WOftK 

ONCALENOEH 

An elaborate, surreal 

pen-and-ink drawing by 

Ocean City High School 

student Kim Zulker, 17k is 

the October featured art- 

Wotktnthel9teniustrated 

Teen Arts Calender, this 

column has learned, 

"A Different type of 

Threat," in great detail 

depicts a UttM dragonlike 

creature reaching out to 

grab a smaller, sllghuylesS'Odd 

creature, The 

dragon seems to have 

scales, fur, a beak, talons 

and two antenna, front 

which small, human skulls 

are dangling. • 

The calender highlights 

selected poetry and artwork 

) main entrance/exit from various high school 

artery) from neighborhood students in the state. 

business to drive-in busi- ERN'a MURPHY 

ness. 

MRlitQNIMl 

The financial institution, Environmentalist Owen 

which recently bought the Murphy, founder of the 

Parking Authority parking mass burn opposition 

lot next to Bunoco, Is plan- group The Environmental 

ning a branch office there. Response Network, has 

Anchor attorney Gary Grif- announced he Is resigning. 

fith gatd Most structures in The Ocean City resident 

that area ate nonconfottn- told an area newspaper that 

ing and are mow in line 

with drlve-ln business ittn* Mufphy hasn't yet 

dards. But Council noted announced his successor, 

*A: 


I ZON.8h««ftM4*3t0.314S>Mirm«t,IU 

\W"~ (J milti over S4th atret* ftridgt) 

[% Choir Director/Organist 

wtrtttdfor•-i - 

Trinity Ohuroh 

Marmora 

!• Salary Commensurate 

I with experience 

Call Chun 

The 1988 Christmas Chorale 

School 

High School 

Holy Spirit H)ch School 

EHitfbotTowflsWpHJgh School 

Atlantic City Boardwalk Chorus 

"SING 

CHQffiS 

OF 

Stockton Suite Co)Jege Orchestral Etiscmrjle, 

Mtfatottt "" 

TelecastSchedule 

WMGM 

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I 

DEPARTMENT 6TOPE 

MEN'S SHOPPING DAY 

Friday, Dec. 16 

9 A.M.-9 P.M. 

Refreshments served 

with stainton's purchase 

orforyoureoll. (value $40- 

Informal Modeling 

DRIBS . 

SKIRT - 

PANTS - 

QLOViS _ 

JEWELRY- 

HOLIDAY DESK SALE from 

ALL0URDE9K9 

ABE ON SALE 

CUP md BRINQ TO STAINTON'B 

^ SWiATIRi 

SLOUSI 

:- ... COAT 

_, SHOIS 

- PiRPUMI 

ThlttoonlfKtilwUl 

rail ftp liiiurH M 

•nar«vM 0>k llnltii 

MAC!! lrt«i 1 Utility 

iriMM, 1 lilt 

tfriwtfl I miri, 

IAL1 MM. 

25%-50% OFF 

Women's Sportswear 

Save on selected sportswear from 

Alfred Dunner, Villager, Jantzen arid 

others, Includes skirts, pants, blazers, 

sweaters & blouses In women, missy 

and petHe sizes, Reg. $24.00 - $108, 

Christmas In 

full bloom. 

Flowers are 

die perfect 

Now $18.00-$99.00 

..4 

810 ASBORY AVE * OCEAN OUT 

OPEN 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. THRU 12/23/88 

SttiDton'*Ct)^ 

< VtfA < ft^ < AMBX • 

o«AasrAWrdWPt 

•• m "I. 

50% OFF 

14KGOLD 

• Earrings 

•Necklaces 

• Bracelets 

Reg. #32.00-$450.00 

Now $16.00-$225.00 

Rocking 

Chair 

EntlwcolleotkJn ^ ^ 

rMUOkl including 

wood*ou»hionod 

fityias. 

VCRSALE 

$269.95 

2K1WM-S 

VHdHQVCR«VHS«l 

• 108 ehMmf quartz elituonte luning, incfwflMf 

38 etbte chmmta, 

• HO Qfeoftr* with Detail Enhtneefflent, 

imimi whire ate Ural tnd Unrinrnm 

He/he Reduction; tomb nhw, 

AMiMlki f«wr.On •Hli Artomifte 

v KtwM, Ejert, md Neil function 

Of!flf 0 AIM fA MHM OMNlllt

Effective schools 

Pirents, studsnts and school officials gathered at Semtre Point's Jordan Road 

School recently for a free dinner and some discussion about the school district's 

effective schools program, funded by state grant, 

SEAFOOD MARKET 

Always Fresh 

The Chef from Obadlah'i Restaurant hu (olntd 

thi staff at Obidlih'i 8«alood Market whin hi 

Is preparing Own Rudy Qeurmil Spoclsli, 

Tasty Salads, and Party Trays Io your special 

order. 

, -This Week's Specials. 

'Chlcksn Usbitif .„. 3lor$14.08 I 

' O«|un styla Catfish $4.99lb. 

Alaskan Snow Crab Clusters $8.80lb. 

Maryland ityli Cooked Shrimp W.SOIb. 

Atlantic SmaKt , .....(IJIIb. 

Imperial Stuffed Flounder (m 

tion. She was selected from BOARD TO CONSIDER ing Is the time %hen 

a pool of 373 alternate route PRELIMINARY BUDGET members ot Council mam 

teachers, 

The Mainland Regional committee oppolntments. 

HOOFPfHNTS 

!Mi School Board of Edu- Council oteces,, and;Who 

EARNS AWARD 

GAMES OF SOMERS cation will meet In special will hold the dty% wofeu- 

Hoofprlnts, Mainland POINT O IMWHiii WHirii session 8 pm, Wednesday, slonal service posltlrirta 

Regional High School's stu- Those who Wdtrid a 

Dec II to review the first such *s city engineer and 

CHEAPER FEES dent newspaper, earned a copy of nt Ca«# e/ &wet 

draft of tht proposed solicitor , 

City Ooundl Nov. 23 eon- third-place award for, lay- Point can pick It up at the 

M8I49 budget. ft wiU also herald the 

stdered introducing an out and design at the Somers Potht Volunteer Budget figures were not transition In lstAVard rep- 

ordinance reducing teas 1988-W Garden Stele Scho- Bre Company No, 1 flr#- available from the Board resentation between depart" 

charged for the Inspection lastic Press Association fell hall, Bethel Road, 6;30 to 9 office, and Board business Ing Democratic City 

of a dwelling from $50 toseminar. 

p.tt, tomorrow (Prldav) and secretary John Gibson said Councilman John Conroy 

$25. But the ordinance, The award'Wlnning Saturday. ' 

the details will not be pub- and Councilman-elect 

introduced by Councilman selection was a center-page Production of the games, lic until the full Board sees George Hyalt. 

John Hill, was tabled for spread from thi June 1MB which Mow the famlkr the budget. 

consideration next year. issue, featuring senior opin- Monopoly gajrie, Was spon- When the budget Uflnal- SCARBOROUGH HAS 

Councilman Tony Martin, ions on polttcal, social and sored by the Someri Point ized by the Board early next CrTY AT HEART 

who is in charge of licenses educational issues. Historical Society. Call 653- year, It will contain the first Developer Randle Scar- 

and Inspections, reportedly 

0302 tor information. of 15 pajmenM tor the borough told a jam-packed 

complained he wasn't DUTERTE EARNS 

school's new addition, The tneetlrig In Somers Point 

informed of the proposed STATE APPOINTMENT 

payments are expected to QtyHflll recently thnt ho is 

change. 

Northfleld reildiBt N UMIT8 GAIN 

equal roughly $1 million not out to hurt people with 

Thelma Duterte has earned USE VARIANCE 

each. 

his proposal that the dty 

TRANSFERS 

a 10-month appointment to Sunset Acres, a condo- The board is also join forces With him to con- 

ARE APPROVED the state Department of mIntutn/marina project expected to hire a construe* vert a large chunk of the 

Somers Point City Coun- Higher Education, proposed for 10 bayfront tion manager for the build- Point bayfifant Into a 

dl approved $42,000 worth The Atlantic Community acres east of Somers Point* ing project at the meeting, municipal marina. , 

of budget transfers Nov. 23. College testing dlMcter will Mays Landing Road off 

Scarborough, who set the 

Areas receiving bud- help develop a statewide Woodkwn Avenue In Som- PROJECT PULLED dty abuts when his plan 

communications network mt Point, received • use UNTIL JANUARY was first revealed, Bald his 

for assessing colleges. varlanre Monday night to A plan to build an IB-unit interest to In the betterment 

allow 68 unltt. 

inn with two retail shops on of the city. Businesses 

the number of unlti a vacant lot at 909 Bay Ave. which may be affected by 

POINT WOMAN NAMED 

approved by the Somers has been pulled from the the plan could be left alone 

DODGE FELLOW Point Zoning Beard of 

Pleasantville High School 

agenda of the Dec. 21 meet- or moved, he said, noting 

Adjustment Is a reduction 

math teacher and Somirs 

Ing of the Somers Point that his latest plan would 

from the 130 or more origi- 

Point resident Barbara 

Planning Board at theleave 

Smith's Marina and, 

nally proposed by Ocean 

CALL 310-0842 

Chadwick 1B one of 17 alter- 

request ofthe applicant. Qam Bar, and Bayshores II , 

City firms Shoreline Con* 

nate route teachers from 

According to dry offi- Restaurant, untouched. 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS DN.1I to 

structlon and 400 Bay 

DM, if across the state to receive a 

cials, the project, proposed A petition opposing the 

Corp., and thi Somers 

$8,000 grant from the Oifal- 

by Ocean dry developer plan hu been circulated; 

Point-based Anchor Service 

dine R. Dodge Foundation. 

fed Wagner, has been The owners of Smith's 

CLAM STRIP 

orp. 

Chadwick 1B enrolled In 

rescheduled for the Jan. 18 Marina tent letters to their: 

Trie project, which Incor- 

PLATTiR 

the state Department of 

Board meeting, 

slip-holders asking thein tit 

porates redevelopment of 

Education Provisional 

The site was once occu- oppose the proposal, : 

tiie Gnat leg Bay foiling 

*li00 + Tiji 

Teachers Program, which 

pied by a 100-year-old 

Marina, still requires site house, demolished amid 

Thli spaiWIfig yuls tWe 

cHdtina men (to from 

lawn of tho Sortww Point 

munlolpal building. 

POINT DOCTOttlfl 

COLLEGE FELLOW 

VHuyok M. Stibthls, 'of 

fomm Point, «rtt» one of 

flu world to feewtw a /el" 

low In UM Atnerkam ColtegB 

oi avageoiis aunng 

teant oerernotrie« in Chlcw 

Dlsaeier "victim" Rebekah Hamilton ot Somem Point Is 

halpdtJ from ambulanoe by Bt\ nurse dim Hall at the hos> 

pltnl. 

Mock air disaster 

readies hospital 

for real thing 

S0Mfi«9 POINT - A 

M-scale, disaster drill was 

held at Shore Memorial 

Hospital recently, lit a combined 

training exercise 

between Share Mctnorial's 

Emergency Department, the 

Atlantic County- Office of 

Emergency Management 

•4ftd the Sotners folnt Volunteer; 

Rcsoitf Squad. 

the drill simulated an airplane 

crash on the Garden 

State Parkway, 

^wfinty; 

• ^ 

to .the hospital whew physicians, 

nursing' personnel 

and sdppott sbm delivered 

emergency care, just as If 

there were real injuries. 

Although the drill took 

about two hours to compete, 

it Involved approximately 

three tnantns of 

planning, said Df, Michael 

ptidnlcK, medical director 

of tile emergency room at 

Shore Memorial. 

Dudnidk said holding 

emergency drills will help 

the hospital prepare for the 

[?OuAi|ai##«pdsiiW^ 

fklparits Were evaluated by 

Officials from srate, county 

end local emergency marl- 

aiement otfleei, he said. 

Their recommendations 

will be Implemented In 

future exercises he said.. 

About SO hospital staff 

took part in the drill. 

COOKING CONNECTION 62 

EDITORIAL, LETTERS B4 

RELIGION . B6 

New museum house among 

inday 

Tfcft »rtv»te . O««A Oee«ft a»y 

Sometime botweett between 12:30 t2:30 wd and Heart Duo will vrtll pww present program. • ' Cfttten &nd Charles Îtoylor. be a

I - 

j 

\ 

ftnmiiiy,DM.it,1M* 

Judfling the Christmis eooklt eontiit was a swsst trtat for, from lift, Ohrillins Grist, 

Walton, 

Tc 

1 

flTo^^ 09730 

MM 

The Greatest Gift Of A 

•tax.. 

MERRY CHRISTMAS 

There's no time like the present and no better time thin the hold 

season to show your love and concern for your child or grandchl 

dren's future educational needs. THE COA9TAL BANK has just elmplilled 

the financial planning necessary for college tuition, 

You ean wlirt any tfrm from two to twenty years and start that 

college fund with as little as $1000.00, and than add to your nag 

as frequently as you wish, You'll receive statements on 

Certificate of Deposit Account each quarter, along with 

COASTAL BANK'S contribution: Interest, COMPOUNDED DAI 

at a rate* which is tied to the PRIME RATE! 

NOW is the time to begin the Holiday Tradition of providing for the 

future, with a 

«ttn-> 9100060 

Pirn* 0rtM«i»MJMHh0^ 

nzzr 

aiy 7Hp 

COASTAL COLLEGE CERTIFICATE 

**,§ 

photo by BwkuSiudb 

Dan Rodmin and Lisa 

"1 TOOArSflATE^COMPOUMOEODAft.Y 

1 9^JWmmO(01MdMiO,5ttrafM£ftATg) 

THE 

'*-.' 

101 

BANK 

Winning cookie recipes for 

your holiday entertaining 

By MARIE HUtiEft 

Some people get the hoUday 

spirit earty; others, a 

Week "or BO betore Quilt" 

taw, 

Ptot the eariy birds, u usually 

means getting * jump 

on shopping by starting in 

September, making out 

Christmas cards before 

Thanksgiving and nailing 

them on Dec 1, and by 

being the Hrst In line to 

open a new Christmas dub. 

This year Marsha Cooker, 

who worio in the aeeount- 


be Sice to do something 

Uhcsplrir 

And go the first, of hopefully 

an annual, cookie contest 

wai held. As customers 

came in to open Christmas 

dubs, or do their banking 

business, there were leaflets 

announcing the evettt et 

eacH counter and window. 

11\ere were 21 cookie red' 

pel entered, from which a 

panel of judges chose 10 

lemilintliit ji They were 

notified to bring their 

baked cookies for. final 

judging by Christine Crist, 

home economics teacher at 

the Intermediate school; 

Lisa Walton, employed in 

the association's mortgage 

department! and Dan Rod* 

man of Wards PfliW, 

A Christmas tablecloth 

added • festive tpuch to 

what looked like cookie 

hiWK vartatiet of

editorial/comment 

Don't pull 

the plug yet 

Eleven more responses to our Night In Venice 

question ami in since wt closed out counting the 

results last week. Of the 11, seven favored canceling 

the event and four wen for some form of 

change to permit the tradition to continue, hopehilly 

with better control and more positive after- 

Ittfitnt 

The 11 additional responses brought to over 100 

the number of replies we received to our Suggestion 

Box question, It did not alter the overall 

faults of Otto, admittedly, urwdenHfie poll; the 

percentages remain the same: 68 percent of the 101 

respondents favor doing away with Night in Venice, 

The results of our poll caused quite a stir last 

Wttik. One of the reactions was that we made a big 

deal out of what only 90 people had to say, That 

ftwUnt probably also carries with It the thought 

that most people who respond to such surveys 

hive negative opinions, 

Be that as it may, no one can deny that the feeltags 

of the respondents haven't brought the question 

to the fore: What akouti we do about the next 

Night in Venice? 

As we said last July, we favor continuing the tradition 

(next year would be the 33th)> We continue 

to believe that — but only if a batter meatw of eon* 

tmUng the aftermath can be achieved; if parHen 

can b» made to bahawt themselves. 

f - r i L* • • * 

Trash container 

rule is spiteful, 

unbelievable 

A facility to help tackle pollution, 

erosion and other coastal insults 

lipi 

(, 

m 

i >»»•., _, 

mention the total wreckage 4th and Wesliy, where they § 

of my fiteud tMuh cam by already damoillhid our 

the very eoUictots we've b«auUful old sthmtl build 

been tdlkltig about in this |ns. ldt's not put nny build 

in its war-dedared'llke area aii the Hew site for «Hi 

ad lit the newspaper last Veterans Memorial Park, 

week, the Public Wurkt* with, bmtha and bushes 

H 111 t|| Illll, •_• • • ! .iliL.i II..L..U... A f . . I I i 1 T A > i _ J . , ^ 

Ti-^-j—itww wenlltwa 

thai the ordinance In queayoou 

aw still put thciti but 

Inn cotitaitidtt without lids 

««1 l« pUm bdgs. Came 

fto boHofli line In all ot 

^9 ^ catfish Industry in Missis- 

feattonal fishing Industry, slppl and Alabama," Lufet 

says., *They produce about 

Df, eusan Ford,iflasl9!dht reflearcti prolgsflorof oysler cuilura MjHulgart Unlvorsl- of the economy andtourlsm 400 ttillllon pounds pet 

ty, and t)r. HtoHard dusialeah, a post-dotitaral fellow, exdmlne and meaaura dla- of the state. Furthermore, year. Striped bass may offer 

, ease'feslfitah! oyetera. Research at Rutgers has helped develop slrongef slocks of the management of wet- B iiuiuar potsTmsj for pros 

oysters thai ean wHhaland the deadly MSX paraslle, but sclentisle lay more work lands and groundwater is uctlwt In New Jersey as an 

critical to hialntaliilng pure 

1 , 

cetnea ODOUI mnnne cnvi* 

rokh^ntS^ vdd% u\itil 

"The Marine toviwnffl 

systems m well waHH-. 

servittg and passing w\ itt 

relatively unchanged toemf 

to our thlldreh and m»A*t 

'agricultural crop 1 Or. timothy Jacabsgn, an asslstartl tm&ttH professor Ifi oyster cuHura at Nutdra, 

walks along the dock nm Ida unlvawlty'fl fjhalHIih Hesaawh LabONrtory In, 

Ivaive on Cumberland county's Maiirktt Hlver. The boat Is IH8 JulkiS Hilton, tHft 

and an lab's rflsoaroh veaael, 

—_ „ the so-called 

sliottldgeHmmdlateait^ m l more letters these environs, there's a song in the air, a song 

they will b« so bi«u t Expand trash alert 

v 

, fidlttit, Sentinel-Ledger! tfash day. tills saves wear 

It's all Well and gewd to say and teat on the trash cans, 

iio' plastic bdgs or pipit as well as the need to look 

. Just what we 

J 

itjtt trash, but who is for them in the alloy ifiet 

needtoahowtoi 

%ma up the alleys picking 

mwm m 

OccihOiy 

^ m we Wsh cans that are there must be a better 

blown iiomd oo you cdti't way to alm-t people about 

get up the alley with the 

*-TV~— to 

fhH 

For nutfority's sake, 

with 

r—,—Mkiil Causeway mess 

ivurn inn priiniiin| G/inm iiatkeaunliUiii MMHI tnu IUM iUi-* 

i Mfd iee haw 

end the nightmare 

I injimia aiiimi- — —•• ,s«mB urnnougnnui SOul Wn fnlfl ttlflfia ^-^ 

iDeiievoeveryfneiii* —*-.J*J «..,"- .. ... ****** 

y«d««re pl*Jn 

J theres a Mna In iha nit, 

there's a star In flte sky/ So 

gtiea a favorite ottol People 

who allow themselves to 

0

B6 

Gives support County Health offerings outlined 

I and divorced 

For widowed ^ vmA ^0^m ^ ^^ ^^ mxm ^ 

vided by the, Qspe May PM**** & ** »»»« "N* *»c«m^. 

LDWOOD -- The ftum- 

Sly lift Bureau of Ae Dtoeese 

of Catnden has 

announced a grief management 

program for men and 

women 45 years and 

younger who h»v» lost 

gpoute through death or 

dlvoroi. 

County Department of ipetkcf «bo expiaiwx) the 

Health were discussed to county's •" 

thai despite what Is dften 

deWlbyeoun^heiJi\OM»* ' health " services. ' 

tadiaited to the media, the 

The vmxy has te own ape's oottft and bky wata* 

tabs to test for air and water around! dp* May County 

paUutton, illegal dump^g, am quite dean, partieulajiy 

and the monitoring of resttu iutnE Wm CQi@uvml]n WVH 

-. nnts. .. A 4mm _.T»._. *«*»• «* *e Ktouâl 

dwdt some 3,800 lesttUMmtt IMBes ftuftort^ toaaBrtAt 

or eatog âoa, mostly sum- plants in recent yea*s. M , 

during a wont mating of 

the Ocean City Udns Club at 

Hatty's tan, Semen Feint 

Among ws* EnOST Hnpur* 

tanl servios rendered Bar 

gptalar underlined, b the 

child health conference 

which assists pre-school dilldr«n 

and their mothers. 


55th Strait and Anbury Avenue 

Rev, Paul W. VandsrLoo, Pntor 


10:30 A.M. Sermon; 

"LETTINO CHWSTMAS HAPPEN" 

4th Sunday In Advent 

Muileal Orectof Miriam Adam 

Nursery Available during SWVIM 

ST, PETER'S UNITED 


8th and Central AviflUi Qnm City, N J, 

DECEMBER 1^1988 

8:15 Commufllofl, Bl«yl«f Chflpfll 

9:(M) A.M. CllU/th School 

1(1:30 A.M. 

"JESUS COMES IN 

TMfi STMNdESf WAYS" 

Df!, Mi ttuiiell SHivm, Vatffi 

PfflflkA.Y«kei(]f,Ass«£),t*«tot " 

First Presbyterian Church 

"MtiitUngPertk The Word of life' 

SUNDAY DEC, 18,1988 

Morning Wdrahlp 11 A,M, 

".»Mt tM H mtom tort ftmM rti tmhi 

Vtt^Mt^f toft fc WttJtofcrf 1*1 *W«M.'...". 

DakefEddy. 

Thi tpirituAl ttuthi Bf Ihi wtddy iuioiti hivs btou|ht 

hetllngi, regenwttlon, utd lumtort to twdMi tor over sni 

hunOTyeiri, 

jomus! 

kEADl 

g) 

.M.-2P.M, 

First Church of Christ, Scientist 

8th & Asbury Avenue 

Ocean City 399.0031. 

is Dec. 16 

mas 

at F 

untteS* 

k pern walk and p 

ir sing on Washington 

IteierMaU WUI »U«» * 

snort ttond«ttOttiBBttdtttl 

i on " W ^ ^ 

mm 

Mai' 

•n\ls projrtm will be held 

at Villa Mete, home of At 

Mi&sionaries of the Sacred Other oinica include Candlelight service at 

Heart, 

nwn, ££•& 

2249 

snore 

Show Road, 

KOBQ, involving 

involving 

ntanng 

smoking 

cessanon, 

cessation, 

_ _ ^ _— - » C1 ^1 

U 

t t h 

Ti^S^tr- atarSLSL tentlon Union Chapel Sunday 

eight 

g 

and chest iereentai, g birA The ftiv. Nui W, 

consecutive Thurs- 

nottinatttttai lervlee each 

days. 

control, ventral disease con- Loo, paitor of the Union week; nursery ease Is protrol, 

tanoer detection, speech Chapel by-the-Sea, 55th vlded.Suridfly school for all 

Each meeting wlU b«gm treatment, and physical ther- Street and Asbury Avenue, tges begins 9:15 a.m. the 

at B p.m. and end at 10 p.m. 

will speak on ^'Letting Rov. vander Loo holds Btble 

interested pm-sons should > provided are 10 pub- Christmas Happen 

call ths Family Life Bureau lic health nurses who operate 

at 756-7920 or 786-7957. the Home Health Agency or 

visiting nurse program 


1 

W* Word t* nm'l Wwti» 

m WMMy Avt. (Lumy Hotel, Bwend R.) Omit City, N.J. 

Rew John E. Jamieson 

PflBtor 

9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. MORNING SERVICE 

7:30 P.M.EVENING SERVICE 

7:30 P.M. WEDNE8DAY SERVICE 

Prayer, Praise i §«fe Slum 

•for by gran y§ ate MW& through talth,,," Eph ite 

1 Instdt wi out, St. Jamei AME Church, 7V\ and Hovon, it unrJtraoti^ txtemKm 

* during study ? p.m. every Wednes- renovatlotiB. Workem are comptetlog llnlshlnrj touches to the outim and major 

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 

day, Dec. IB. book of Genesis. All are 

apel. 

UNWOOD - 

the third annual candle- welcome, 

light service and carol atng The Ocean City chapter of 

will be held in the Chapel at Ranch Hope for Boys auxilf 

pjn. Light refreshments lery was recently establish- 

the 5i&d«i» ol 

will be served at the begined. Por in!or»otion on 

ll 

ning of the program. membership, call Marjorle 

The Chapel holds Intcrde- Gross, 624-3005. 

ttftpwttriW 

vUltittg the ehureh and 

choosing an angel from the 

church Christmas trek Th§ 


angel tontainB requeBts tor 

Welcomes you 

gifts from redptotB- Patto" 

to study the 

fpantt pwvidi a glfti wwp 

jf, and return it to thi 

ehuMh at lMlt a WMk 

before CnrlutmaB. 

U 

'THEWONDEROFHISWOflK" 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

10TH& WESLEY 399-2261 

MHV. DONALO 0, PHiLLtti^ VbitaHo« Pi 

. RGV.JOHMD.MILAM.Assoc.l'flflkir, 

Youth &FdtriUy Ministries 

DAVID gBNSfiNlY, CHolr Director 

PMIUP SBNSfflvJBY, WguUit 

SUNDAY OIC.1849S8 

7*(W CM. - Worship 

"Kingdom" 

(Matitt&i Cflnww - tJiivld Seflseney, dlredor 

MIDWEEK SERVICE 

tht CotttMtiit? it invittd 

Van transportation to anAftom Sunday School 

rARQATECOMMUNITYCHURCH 8900 VentrtorAvstiud Margate, NJ, 

Sund 

Heating season brings fire concerns 

Momi heiUHg It by to ttie 

leading cause of home flies, 

aeowdtai to a reeent wftly 

r^ndef ban thi MannaM 

VttlUfltea Bw tonpany. 

OB MWito .llMH IMS, 

awe tttatt W,000 hatii flrw 

Mch yn* hiw tavolvid 

wood stoves, resulting In 

owtW wtW dth! death! tttfy tttfyiift 

Wood heating alone. 

amounts Sat thtee ûirttfg of 

hoitie fires, 1 • 

« Own regular- • Check cords on electrical 

ly, devices and never overload 

• Mavi wood stove an electrical circuit, 

Instiectetl by local to safety • Keep heating devices 

dean antf serviceable. 

•»':0w fl«iy the lull • Keep small children 

dealgned (of • the heating away hm heating devices. 

device, Never use gasoline, • Check smoke detector 

and use pure ketosene only forproperopemtlon. 

ta kerosene atom 

rnjptt* care ana 

• Ndver bum eoal in a- i when handling 

v« « dMlgiid ( (wwood; '' 

h 

'• 'Mmr itttt rtmSd ^ 

km* 

AIDOHOUPDUt 

Tho Mloîii are mugwith 

a fljutunable like gaso- 

iry ups ^ huttni d line w kewsetie. 

to helfj reduce ttie risk U only piper w the Atlantic County 

• Follow miMUfichiror'g tattwdfl Women's Center will begin 

directions carefully when • kdop paper and a four-week support group 

Installing homo heating houMhdd /tittilflhlngs away for the mothers of survivors 

devices, 

from heatag devices. , of sexual assault on Jan. 10, 

Call M0-C767 for details. 

REJOICE WITH USI 

10;00 a,m, Holy Eucharist & Caro 

^ • ^ 

HOLY THNITy EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

d(Hh gfflM and BAY AVBNlffl 

CHRISTMAS at ST. JOHN'S 

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 

7:30&11:00P.M. 

CHRISTMAS DAY 

The$«rvlceof Holy Comfflunten 

ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 

c 

K«/e luncheotty 

carolfeut set by 4 

Mission Am* 

the music of the Pilgrim 

Academy children's choir 

will be featured during the 

Christmas luncheon and 

carolfest Tuesday, Dee, It) 

of the Atlantic City Rescue 

Mission Auxiliary at the 

Llnwood Community . 

Church, 1 tflfl Show ftd, 4 

The meeting, which 

begins at 10i49 a,m,, will be 

a combined session with the 

Whiting (N.J,) auxlllafV, 

Participants aw aiked to 

bring a luncheon dish (a" 

o h M f c • • • Z •-"•• ' 

T . wm fai m> 

d«U BMW k* 

ditalk 

Presbyterian 

service Dec, 18 

ley Avenue, 

liwl yah 

lift* kaMuiMA ~ Mtsn ^m 

htgto 

BAH HUMBUGS 

w Ki 

Bah 

ftbtfUt «MM ttftft^le: «kWil» pl»y«d ta WW* htt 

ktthg vttth Vttttr \Wtc* *t Vtott* tifcuwM tfow 

ChU ta t U htt 

Ite 

Mow itbout wmis thrl»te\6» love? Read eloud /^H 

A.1^1? w\d ir\!»ert yew name whewwif the wwd 

•Svorld 1 ' appeAr*. tÛ ti\e bfth humbug tmtludlttg 

the ietativ&t Uf htemwry) to codt It, end make time 

ft* the most tmpttrtont activity of Chrtstow—wt^ 

&htp, In fact, ttke the t«kuv«t with you to church tM 

ChrUtmw Evt w Chrbtmas Day tSuwdAVv ttvl* 

yettr) 

ttow about twme Christmas girt-glvlng? )bmm 

ben U l» Jwu» v birthday. Put him and the eauseu of 

his kmgdom »t the top of your Uittv 

the bah humbugs are wry teal and vttioutt take 

charge of your OtHstmas MOW> Settle (or nothmg 

lew wan joy, hupet low and charity In your life and 

hornet 

KM), KKnUhl Gi IVlHVttre 

UghthouseBhbre Ministries 

Christian school 

honor students 

Manila Christian Bchool 

anhbimces swdents on (hi 

principal's Hat and honor 

wllftf the first quartett 

d •• Bandy ttfMaoH) 

Ctade I • RaBhtrnda 

ld 

HONOR KOLL 

QMde i ' Dlone AHdef 

son, Amos Bordley, Robert 

flugeraldi Heather Lavalle, 

Grace Lee, Curtis Marable, 

JiWUll eiWlierWUllaittsi 

Oude 2 > Sliaron Neff, 

Jesse Clork, Mist/ Qwdi. 

ChftttterHamyi Chftttter Chri»Ufle 

Lucca, TlfftthVMlW, 

Michael HttttuWiktltta 

hllll hlllppl, Sh Shaytia Wki WatkiHSi 

Grade i • Stephanie 

Barge, Jolerie flrattoil, Uuten 

COrhlH, Maurice Gttl" 

laghefi ttichard Johnson, 

Andrew flklwiwi 

Gntti 4 - Melissa Hand, 

P«trttkMt!Kentui| 

Ctid« 9 • Jt'sslw Altwan* 

• der, Patlft fia#fi. t»««l«i 

Haft, Matthew Lavallee, 

Auon falertno, Kenneth 

William^ 

Od6 OMd«6^Mlch(iclCflpllo, 

Hedthet Hand, Jason Land*, 

OMde 7David Gt 

Michael Kyah, tttont 

wld = v" ' - "'• 

I 1 " ; _ . ;' •.-. 

Memorial details 

-•»-^«i • . — 

• 

i ; 

v'7\ 1 

t ermen* tMnq a 

, ilti Mtmom. The ttmtnortal la planned tor 

y 

Funeral Homes 

tui'il ur Itmv IUHI Vtiii'll Utli 

iiiujMiu ••••"••- 

R,WuiW«luileii,it|ll.)JW 

,' 'I'lHL'liUllhllllll 

HlltlWNi 

j'-i-.-lilt, Hn iiiuiiji' iJiiHJiiiM. wliu wutii 

U' Vl'H' ijL'Hi illf llll'lf I'lillt 

w wiiii iliL' Kimwiiiy iWuf iiriiiiu 

Ilk- Ililtll'c lliiiv tlliHtltli 

iiiiii'i' ut 

Ktltiliil liiiHWL't'M ill IHir iiufl'fl, MUlli 

UiiiiiH ifiunlim |miviilLi* mmkmm L :fci% I 

1 ' ' \ 

Beginning Jan. 1st, 1989 

The City of Ocean City will be establishing hew 

methode of col lection and ached u lee for the clty-wlde 

hi " " " """•^' ' * - 

IQB wvviuy vnfffvaiiu nidi unan HIIU Iovyvmuioo win i 

plcked-up on the same day eo that there will be no 

further scheduling confusion. 

In addition, the city will be enforcing Ordinances No. 

1046 and No.88-17, relatlngtotraehand recycling 

collection, Asa result of thle enforcement, If Id 

Imperative that everyone: 

• J | ' t 

1. PlflceBirash ^rmetal or heavy duty plastic 

container no larger than 32 gallons and/or 50 

pounds. Paper or Plastic Bags otlll can be used 

for trash, however, the baas must be placed In a 

trash ean In order to be collected, ALL WASH 

must bo In a can as outlined above and all cans 

must have llds/covere. 

», 

2, The container used for recycling material 

[Alum. & Glass) must be Identlf lecfwlth thi 

mm RECYCLING DECAL which la available 

at the Public Works Office, 1040 Haven 

Avenue. 

3, Recyclable paper may continue to be 

placed In I a brown bro paper er bag or bundled as 

ueual^rgcyclabT© ueual^rgcyclabT material aterial will b be ikd picked 

up\n PLASTIC BAQ8, 

These Ordinances apply to both the private 


Institutions of Ocean City, 


collection wfll be available later In December, Look 

for future advertisements and notleesl 

Please Cooperate, It's Important For Your 

FamllyandTheFutureofOceanClty 

ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL: 


(609)399-6111 Ext.275 

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ifcirt^^ 

CHRISTMAS'88 

. A GIFT OF FASHIO FASHION 

JACKETS 

LsTfflfi ând 

V 

Woolrleh 

20% Off 

~j Robert Robt B Bruce and d *%t%t\j #ir*r* 

LiTiiM Sweaters..NOW ZD % OFF 

You'll find iViiythlna you need to complete his Hit 

Rockport RUdSV 

and 

CASUAL 

SHIRTS 

20% OFF 

SLACKS 

ptteiK Aft ÂW^tfal^^teîA'S'fttea 

tikitiil tit tffikift; 

cometh the 

out,buthidwttwtfthattta w^M^viWMJibWrw obwaus. . ; 

bie to it over an extended player? thought that the IICB Uldl Ullll 

period of time. ttlkittg of ottlookeri was Wlbw B,hHMi !«!«„, 

Well, as tttey^y in those mm mAttm the sauhd JSj^tfiSlta 

Latin •«>»*&! 

DTOKen Dreau^ a luuipAiUDn, 

ttbtt bW btlffiftp% iftttls* fe 

the Enftll3\ laHBuaM was tttt^ A tttMttw'% m Gun powder was inwnted andwr>cousbu>wryhatt«t V 

some, w medieval, uês, 

iibBdl«»diis, ObvieuBlyk dktittwmdiil»or«oWittg ortgtail word IH few ta- nMmlwnlk^tddWtmttote 

ttus is 'uMHy wort pift» tttMkttttat^ ittttge wai prohdUheed his harsh vol«fcttk;ttMfr 

BdlftpoUttjliiA thtt tt^ftst t Kfttt»* *rt» Wtird kibltt pou>-/tffc. tte evolutioft is seuftdid Uk* "iiijttlfe^ 

could come in meaning was 1* * derttah Word for the obvious, 

that it is a ttspiwtety dii- lapwiftg w p\mm, thli N

I 1 

u 

c » 

•n 

y 

C2 

Swimmers are winning but are they also strutting? 

the Ocean Qty High - Hayes, tut our kids aw 

School swim team regte- not swimming up to their Wiloox doubled in thi 

toed wins over Adantte potential. same two «v«nto during « lie 

City and Lower Gipe May *tm concerned that our 100-69 win ever Lower ¥M 

last wwk, lifting the Raider «eam might still be stmttiftg C*pMay. wins 

record Mi M coming Into around because they woe "Geoff is swimming 

ttt» 

fttowwk. 154 kit y«ar, h« teyta§ to well,* said Hayes, "He it a . _ Ad 

the Raidera face rival convince then\ that ftey natural talent He is hist the 100 Cwestyte, Powell 

things together fot 

should have been. t e v | t o b « i b 

Agtlnit Lower Cape MafotatL* ^ 

,. Cbll _,____... Wigo •'•ad e Aft» A todays d* hd 

Mainland this afternoon have to do it all over _._ fast like most of the o«v» took the 100 badtstrofee end tenrepeated their win- with foe Mustangs* 

Ohursday at 4) at Egg Har- again." kMs On the team, he Ugtans Ostien ttptared the 100 

to Township in an taper- The Raiders defeated to What he's told* hwpibttofch T 

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 

This Ottiin Nlpta the RaWtrt dunk Atlantid Gift; and 1*" Stad we've won," junlm Geoff Wlleo* taktaj of t good twtauntr .- big Mrwbmerto AtlanBeCity, °ffiK* 

"'- 1 "* 1J — —"•- 11 — J CttyhasCbtftiS 

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Senior Shannon Oarrlty, plcturad it lift, a S>1 fliittfd 

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kolball team come within inraa point! of a Mum Jersey 

. championship last year. 

•I • > "'iifight& pOI 

Ucher. Cheeiy 

Red Candla & iUfatkjH add a waffl 

feeling to the holiday season! 

FRIDAY NIGHT HOME OPENER 

Rowell, Garrity seen 

pacing Raiders on court 

.„ AWtionette joining her oh Tfoe Bdason stftrts to^no^ 

fetbril taut 

who oMld hit the flvree- the bo6rdB»"the toath ww ntiht {Prlday (A Y> At 

pointer and w» a pleasant added. hotae airaittBt Atlanta City; 

Bwrprtse last yeah -. w^. ^ All the girls gafttta aW 

Ahd tlw Îdm, who firt- 

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" ' twditood players 

thinkte^tttat KttSItti S^KRSaKS SttWHI 1811 * 

last ye*r 1» ftat we scorer (R? p»g) last year ^P 60 * 1 *!* &** ^ ^ "^^ IS AVAILABLE 

A how to win," said who has a&eady seored Bll neh * The C*pe*Atlanttc Boll 

OC ttdieh Ghrii Lifttit p^fttthettiU, ttints looks lor Holy Cenlirvalien plittWt U 

"We'd be down three or Muffin McDowell, a S4 Spirit to be the team to beat offering a $1,000 scholarbw 

points in the flttal funlor, takes ovet the bolnt *is ywr, ltd by guard Mm ship to a student from the 

u\iimteB and tome bade, guard boelrlon vacated bv Mo^ and center Michelle area who it majoring in one 

These kids now know they MdFarla^,AnWlaBharrt.a Carney. Cumberland, with of the envirotuwental sd- 

J -^» |4 hu^ wi also lav •* «**•! b**j»# ItAnson, w and has wmjiiited at 

«4« In thiM sea» guiri^torytt IWnmteo' a tod Viheland, lrt by Junior w»Bt two wa» of wUege, 

loit ihlii ilarttri I^lunitt'WlAwteiîrV ftw»»J •"»» NlBWli aw BA, 1 is the diidllhi to 

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Btored r2o caueer points, *WB don't have a sit 

seventh best, has graduated iin|UH M^ Lena said, 

Wfl «BWd oft tfl Blay at »Wt ftan on pkvtog &m 

giiki ttelymliy. CintM guMs but w? WMS Shan. 

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There is no doubt that 

Oaan Oty boys' basketball 

awch Tan tkhr is npt 

starting the season tomornn 

night wiA exactly At 

team he had planned. 

Thiw of his Rrst nine 

players wUl be playing elsewhere 

this yw. But those 

losses do not diminish the 

11 We don't want to dwell on people who aren't here" 

got & good team right 

fiere," 

Leading the way are 6-5 

senior Bob McAllister, the 

potential of the team he has. inside force, and 5-10 junior 

"We don*t want to dweU Scott Bittner, the outside 

on people who aren't hare," shooter. 

said Gahr, who starts his The Raiders were 11-11 

thud season with a 1745last 

year but missed quali- 

record. "We think w»'w» fying far the sate touma- 

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for them this season. 

They put three wins 

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swept three teams; Mainland, 

Egg Harbor Township, 

VSBMKI. 

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• 

recreation news 

Ocean City Recreation Dipt. 3884171 

TOWNSHIP (2-Hh the 

Eagles have never been 

winners but Larry CHGlovannl, 

who needs seven 

wins to reach 100 for his 

career at three schools, may 

have a shot at it. 

Three starters return. 

Board members are including 6-2 forward 

Andrew Thomas, president; Patrick McGkshen, Hell be 

Dan Lanehoney, vice presl- joined on the boards by 64 

dene, Kim Jeffers and Karyn junior Steve Alverson and 

ichool Timmaro, eo'iierettrleii 6-3 luntorRleh Brown, 

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\ »- Scott Smith, who wrestled 

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ment diimp and Dally, a Benlor, who will go 

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MiUlii Ca Campbell of at 1M, «^W» ei V1OLUNCB MEETS 

Lynch WM 314 it 182 as OcMA City VMS among the "thrii siniofi, oh« m Buddy Syititt, ft 

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successful season in Raider eant held In Providence, RX battlmg for that position," 7t30 pw, w Wedhepayl at 

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Man GUlespie and Joe 

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When Christmas lint tonn, * deeeratten 

abscnton ipntdi across tht 

worid. Tilt ooanlty mos« famous for 

ft U America. 

The Christatw Ttet hnc It filled 

| wilh btUt, Untie* tngtlBi stars, hand* 

g craft, blinking lights and snow with 

Ion of package* under It. On Christmas 

Eve, Santa Claw comes when 

everyone Is asleep to put gifts In the 

stocking* by the fireplaces hung by 

children who have left rookies and 

notes to lanta" In then. 

On Christmas morning, everyone 

opens their gifts and relatives Mint 

at about noon to tat ChrtMnai dinner 

and catch up on old times. Wt 

turkey, Huffing, cranberries, ham, 

sweet potatoes, pits and pastries 

among others. Eggnog It the Christnui 

drink here, though wine, soda, 

milk or beer Is usually alia served. 

Now, Germany has another sort of 

Christmas celebrating. The (hUdteni 

wishes aren't put In a stocking, but 

outside the windows a week before 

Christmas Eve, which Is the date 

they celebrate Christmas (the 24th). 

Their tree Is only decorated In gold, 

with real golden candles, golden tinsle, 

stars, balls and angels. 

The dbuter with the close family 

consists of deer, salmon, potatoes, 

salads, white sausage, sauerkraut 

and chocolate cake, swallowed down 

with beer or wine, The meal ends 

with hot milk, tea, special German 

Chrittmas cookies, null and fruit, 

After all thli eating everyone sits 

around the Christmas tree opening 

their gift! that "Saint Nicola" 

brought them during their meal, The 

next lay Isn't celebrated it all, 

Looking at a Swedish Christmas, 

which li alio celebrated the 14th, it 

li like this. The whole family decorates 

tht Christmai iree the evening 

of Ihe 23rd with white "nonblinking" 

candles, Untie, balls, tome 

handctaft and a star on the lop. It 

hat no mow on It and no packages 

under It, The morning before, all relatives 

come to help with the cook* 

Ing, preparing ham, meatballs, 

sausage, headcheeie (brawn), warm 

red cabbage, salmon, black bread 

dipped lit hoi dear soup, pickled 

herring, stockfish, and rice poridge. 

It's served with beer and "inapt" (almost 

clean alcohol) and afterwards 

It't coffee or i special dark Christina 

soMa to eookles and'tracking 

null, While watching the Disney 

•how at 3 PM (This ihow it only 

this day of the year and are specially 

made for this Chritimat day), 

After the show Santa Clam (or 

rather Father Christmas) knocks on 

thi door, comet in with hit big sack 

full of presents, pult It down and 

takes gill after gift out, reading the 

names out loud and hands It over to 

the owner who comet forward to 

like hit gift, the res! of the evening 

li celebrating and playing, or admiring 

your gifts. Christmas day isn't 

re-ally observed. 

lit Japan, Christmas alto il «•!•• 

bated the 24th with a small Christout 

tree with blinking lights, red 

apples and stars, and different ornaments. 

Dinner with ihe family! 

baked chicken, rice, oriental vegetables 

and for daiiert, cake with etttm 

and candles and fruit, One in the 

family dretiM up for thi children at 

Santa Claui and glv« them glfii afttf 

the meal, ChtisUtui lit Japan is only 

a little holiday beeauie they dm'i 

have the urn billifi in why Chriitmuiateiebnted. 

We have now looked at how tour 

counlriei altbtHe Chrlslmii - in 

short « and th« decoraiiM fevw and 

duittaui feeling increase* irmmd 

the world, 

MEKKYX-MASI 

Jennie tiybetg 

Club briefs 

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Tara Corson wins hockey award 

Omt\ City senior 

Oorsoft wai pwiented with 

At tea Markwlck Award 

tail weekend at tht lith 

Attttual Reid Hockey Cjub 

of Bduth Jersey AwaWi 

Banquef in Cheny HUl. 

Corson, who was part ttf 

tiw talented defend that 

helped Ocean City «*n ft 

ih««s of the C»jJ#-Atiafttie 

Ltague'i Division One 

own With MUlvtUe, was 

named South Jersey's td^ 

scholar-athlete in field 

beekey. 

Two others who have 

added their talents to 

field Hedeey 

Otbble Gamy, o 

M& M CMawfei Coll 

» th& 

dJin Blteart, the taldated 

OC fusion Wetf Vid « 

$100 ciimp sdiolawKip to be 

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tewe, ShteOtt BudnlJik d! 

St. Joseph**, Carli CsMnina 

of GUisbawi, fiJle Cocker 

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Ghezil of bihap*, fen- 

Ope May 1 * ftetey Cwift 

frtta MieW^tfi State, Vtt* 

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jaftli Hftihtattte of fittterftj 

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finrt team* AMdiuih ^wy 

ftnd KHity thorp of Eustace was named the 

plAyws honttwd at the dw- 

CtouisesteJs 

South Jersey Held Hoekay 

Coach of the Vear at the 

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DBPRANCO BAGS B»e WaUy Johnson Mewof^POlNTUEER 

rial Award as the player 

Jetty Defttneo, of Paler- who best exempllBes the 

mo, bagged a ^jolnt buck standards of Ocean City 

last week in Eaoleswood football- ""' 

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*~ tUtftRkhardCWingate 

The Billows' Joe Bonner resigns — and reflects* 

his colleagues. screen material printed under the writers and ihe article ..._ 

,ti .- ,- , , 1 tiilnK teaching journaU^ and school's aueplees, before publteatidft, flwtfler 

Mliteiiureipan* three decades, six being an idviMf on Tkt Mttm has Earlier this year, Bonner said he andtiMttwurthar- . 

prjridentoimdawar.TwentyîKaiid calledfof a cattln iubvtrgiv«te»s on was upset by the ruling but added he The student body ha§ clianjjed j 

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about this week?" Is a long 

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hahdwood. 

area news 

highlights 

Freeholders want 

a 6 percent raise 

CAPB MAY COURT HOUSE - dpi May CdUftft 

freeholdef James kllpa trick cut the lone no Vdte When 

the board tnttoduced a resolution kit week proposing a 

B tenant pay MIM, 

At 4 p.m. Tuesday, thi freeholders will hold a hearing 

on the meaBiire. Freeholders presently earn 00% 

annually; the freeholder director cams $18,971* 

Klan wins battle 

with Stockton 

POMONA — Klansmen will be allowed to distribute 

leaflets at Stockton State College this spring, under an 

ageemetit reached Tuesday between the college and 

Grand Wizard Richard Bondlra of the North JerseybindB«pJ*eiCftl|htiolthiKii 

Mitt tain, 

Ending a Mfrmt battle, the ag l 

gprtefiH Jd k AtM 

Whalo Beach may 

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A cdlu^n OH itst 

week's editorial pip 

releirea to t OonaOitUiimm 

p^t jirap^l w 

exoes^ of 100 units pn the 

bay east of the Garden 

State Parkway ih §mm 

PttlntAlthouî accurate 

to number of units for 

Sunlit Acre was lite 

reduced when i use variance 

for 88 units was 

Fire believed set 

in suicide attempt 

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K We ate ptou P.M. • v

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M , Dee. 28, l«i 

Bamherger, Dzvonfk* 

wed in St. Francis 

• Rtaen Anne BambeTgor, 

daughter, of Mr. «nd Mrs. 

)taMs B. SUIwU of Ocean 

Gty.and ftsmk Raymond 

twardk, son of Mr, and 

•Kfts, MWwel Dzvonik of 

.'Stone Mountain, Ga,, were 

Untied In marriage reoentty 

:tl St. Francis Cabrini 

'Chun*. 

Sue tahman, sister of the 

bride of Sommwdale, was 

the mahon of honor, Bridesmiids 

were Dr. Both Bamberger 

of Chcny Hill, slstor 

of the bridB, Kathryn 

Johnson of Ncwtown 

Swaro, Pa., and Laurie Mitad 

of Dorothy, 

John Krefty of Nowtown 

Squam, Pa. was beit man. 

Assisting as ujhors wore 

Michael and Dennis Dzvon- 

ik, brothers of th« groom, of 

Stow Mountain, Ga.t and 

John Beck of NcwtoWK 

Square, Pa. 

Kelly Lehman, niece of the 

bride, was the flower .girl. 

Kyle Lehman, nephew of the 

bride, was the ring bearer. 

A reception followed at 

the Sands Country Club in 

Somes Point. 

The bride and groom are 

graduates of Pennsylania 

State University. The groom 

is employed by Beeeham 

Products, Inc. in Atlanta, Ga. 

The couple are making 

their homo in Conyers, O*. 

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Qin Owf/ffeates for the Ftsharmm tor 

the 1989 Season. 

CuBtom Rods fackie Bows 

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open thufs & til 1O8, sat 105 # closed men- dec. 26fh 

Plan May nuptials Bassier and 

tndl Mrs. Haty C 

of KteorMomi mi 

Otyv WMunM the 

lttne Mtrgtreti to 

Akn l£dtf*hoff of 

t aftd ©ewft 

% bride to bt gwduattd 

Ocean City High S*ed in 

Wft Shejr^duated SitVttr 

College Gleftside, P&, with 

* batWloirs degriie tft 

•Mourtbsg and Is «MttMiy 

Ate Cwtrollcf « Du-Mor 

(Hide Ox, tat, 

EMr. EAonhoff U a IW6 

duate of LtMpe High 

toot. He graduated 

Northwood tnsHtutt of 

Michigan with a bachelors 

digM'tit business admliMsbutton. 

He IS VlM pmldeftt 

of Bekenhefr Buiek in 

M 

Scott Ecke»ii>on 

andilatMMotHt 

A May wedding is 

fanned in Mooreittwn. 

Spiegel and Bellucci 

announce engagement 

and Mm, Eugene fi, 

Spiegel of Seaville, 

ittRBUttw the engagenwnt 

Of their daughter, Sttcy 

Awn, and Anthony John 

Bellucd, ion of Mr, and 

M«. Joseph J, Bellucd Sr,. 

of Sea tile City. 

Mia Spiegel ll a graduate 

of Ocean City High School 

•ltd Goldey Beaeom College 

tn Delaware, She Ii a 

partner and offlM manager 

of Stay-Re Building Corp, 

In Sea tile City and Upper 

Township. 

Mr, Bellucd Is also a 

graduate of Ocean City 

High School and attended 

the University of Delaware, 

He it t carpenter for 

Stey>Ro Building Corp. 

towed 

Pumtt Of Islftfn- 

B«*il*»- «daughter; 

L.Wniiddrt 

a^, ton of MIK «nd 

Mm David RctnhoW 

EUttbtthttwn, ft. 

of 

the bride elert is • I9M 

traduate of CuMberlund 

Regional High School. She 

is employed by Atlantte 

Morris Broadcasiing, tne, tn 

Ocean aty* 

Mr. Reinhold ii a 1980 

graduate of BUeabethtown 

High S^Ml and IM4 graduate 

of Prineetc* Unlveirt* 

ty. H* is emptoyed by The 

I t t M T i V i l d 

rAvA 1734774 

Aft April, 1989 weddtag 

is planned in Deem City, 

SCHUCKS ANNOUNCE 

BIRTH OP TWIN BOYS 

David and Deborah 

Schuek of Medferd 

announce the birth of twin 

sons, Dec,? In the West Jersey 

Hospital, Voorhees 

Township. David Albert 

weighed six pounds seven 

ounces and Daniel Charles 

weighed six pounds two 

ounces and join two sisters, 

Jennifer, 7, and Stephanie, 

5. Maternal grandparents 

ftteJoanandAlWlndlshof 

>, Paternal grand* 

Mfv firtd Mf§> 

Derek Smith 

Married 

Karen J, 21ff, daughter of 

Altheda JZlff and lie late 

Milton Zlff, of Hatleton, 

Pa., and Derek C Smith, 

son of Mr, a«d Mrs. Stanley 

oil the Island of Oihu, 

HawaU. 

Mark MiklosoVk of 

Ocean City attended the 

Terry Reman of Ocean 

Alter • noneyuioon trip 

to the Island of Kauai, 

Hawaii, thd eouple were 

honored during a reception 

at Ego's In Somew Point. 

The bride ii general Man. 

tger of Chadwkk'g Restaurant 

In Oe^jetewn, D,C. 

The graott d employed by 

Mare Marine In Frederick, 

Md, 

They are making their 

homeln Maryland. 

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O.GHigh School honor students listed 

City Hgh School iOih Gride — Brian Scott BeU, PrtsdUa Craw,- 

students receiv- Albrecht, Shawn Bernard!fc»d, Ntoli biaa* Jeffrey 

Ing diitlnguighed honors nl, Amy Boyle, Arthur Droke, ttttothy Gallagher, 

and honors for the n«t Chew, Reyna Condna, Jri- Ruth Gilbert, Steven 

martdftg period, tliey are frey Cox, FtancAnn Ebert, CSlbertsott, Nicole keiiriih, 

Mark Garland, Daniel tan- Matilda Leaner, tcetty tofts, 

DTSTtNGUismB ehoney, Peter Meehan, Eliz- Gregory MargagUano, Ray* 

HONOM abeth Reeves and Melanie moftd McAlarritrts Robot 

9th Gt*dt - , 

Sprague, 

MoUUslw, Mareia MiUe^ 

Adams, Stephen Airtato, Uth Gr*dt — Jennifer Marie Mohier, Lan« Muis- 

Jejemy Beoorte, Angela Bia- BUEztrdi Melissa Campbell, lay, ChrtsHWi FMHWj tori 

monte, Patricia Essl, Matf a- Phebe Dlckson, Kelly Reed, Linda Sahlen, Katue 

Wt fomU, Maggie Garwtt, Dougherty, LH Garrett, Jen- iuiuki, trad farves aftd 

Rebecca Griswoid, Janeen nifer Cutfes, Leigh Hadtk*, JOmberiy Zulker. 

Hatman, Clark HosWtter, Michael Henry, Jack Hostet- 

HONORS 

Karen Johnson, Tara klger, ter, Unda Ireland, Wmberiy tm GrMt— Mtittt AuguM, Juttin 

•MM, JtMn Chew. Kail Duyck, BeOS 

Catherine Uvelle, Kira Jeffers, Heather Lennox, nioaf. Dtnlti Punk, Cheo atMghsr, 

Uhdsey, T«m Miller, Chris- Mary McDowell* James ftstBcc* HunM, Juon Hasp*', Inan 

Hurt!, fete JonM, P»ny K»ttt», KMS» 

Hhe MuUer, Danielle Neary, Moroney, Christopher Mut- Mtir, etnM \mm% ftyan MCCMMK. 

Christopher Nelson. Branrin, Bhannon Smith, PamelaKtthKM 

MeNulw, Rtnay Mtttie. Aeglnt 

don Palermo, Lisa Rossi, Viksne and Kerrl-Anne Wtaifffl, Rtohan] Money, Mttiii NHM. 

AMi Mlti M»tth*w S«M, Cys>el Bly- 

Brtd Turner, Derek Van- Eelenitk, 

Bant, Kriiten Warton and lath Grade — Todd 

Tre Zimmerman, Adams, Kellena Baroni, 

To all my dear friends, 

Many thanks for your sincere 

concern and thoughtfulness of get 

well and Christmas cards. This act 

of friendship has meant a lot to 

make my days in the hospital seem 

shorter, 

Again my heartfelt thanks, 

Audrey G, Kranlch 

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Un wishes for a 

Christmas aglow with 

iovt and laughter. It has 

been our gnat pkamn 

to know and une you, 

Bs.ity, Eiiiibsm 

Bia\i«h, David Carsctiolo, 

Soon Di«\iaikwi. To ' 

and wi «nd mm platd 

U it*aUy - aU hippy to Wttott ttvAk Wto- bArap*\Ww Kn* 

rium still singing, new digs at the comer of 

Ittnewu^ was the most specate costuming, • 

thb wirt U* most torn" ttldetetlon. ISn happy to' 

12 th and Wesley and celetaculaif 

go please terglve There was also 

prehehiiw and generous report that this large group 

our dwelllno on the subject well-choreographed danc- 

The next ship in the quest brated Stndta Day At the htyufte tow yet, and theof 

youngster* ts a pleasant 

i Wt mem m toe second ing In the production, and 

for the Christmas star took- si museum oHiclals and home exception, 

OMJWcuttve year the Stock- actors cast In multiple roles 

jm northwest (not eaift to 

ton State Performing Arti though the cast is large, 

Vineland where Hewy Rlc- 

Center presented The Matthew Kamprath's by a host of entertainers ell 

Nebriska Theater Cara- Scrooge is unlaue and more and the entire audience By 

van's hJtNieh produetlbn than acceptable, although virtue of membewhlp tn the 

of ChaHei Brekens* A some of his business Ctoeatt City Male Chorus, lowea by tttt AustHatt tahil thii XitthB^'IUB** 

QrttGUmmGtnU 

appeared to be modeled 

! Is an adaptation of 

this wrtteUi&giwt View suftg by the Male Chows. 

after Tim Conway, 

eftJ|d«d everwnKS? 

Ae novrila that started it The entire cast was excel- 

of 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 

•U, tnd we're happy to lent and their timing end bu^y to skefch the pro«ed- Peters a couple of weeks {u^ m Kaw inamprf 

report that it is a more portrayals were Impeccable, iftgs. back, favored the audteftee I^Lr(J2 n»ifnS^ to 

faithful adaptation than but sheer numbers prevent The entlfe produetlott with 0 Come Smmnuit o«d m^tWo^nff-K 

most of Its kind. There have us from singling them out was taped, oftce again, tot a Hanukkah song, at\d S^ttloilMluSttSl 

been more presentations of for individual praise, Let it 

the beloved story of 

holiday viewing 5:30 p.m. mor? cawls were Inter- ESSd tit 

suffice to say that they 

Scrooge and his ghostly work so well together that Friday, Dec. 23 on Channel spersed throughout the reoMaBhVthat dUBoU^ 

encounter than there are there was not a single X^yXaStieaX ^^ ***'"• 

grains of sand on the Ocean prima donna In the crowd, 

City beach. 1 have fend not even Kamprath. 

memories of Lionel Barry* Each scene was visually 

BUM doing Scrooge on spectacular and a paragon 

Mdlo in tht '30s and afof 

the theater arts In a way 

eountlesB fUm versions over that anticipating the won- 

the ytitt, The advent of ders of the next tableau 

television brought us added to the audience's 

"authentic" versions with delight. 

George C, Scott and musical Word Is being bandied 

versions with Albert about that this may become 

Flnney. but neither can steal an Annual performance that 

any thunder from the will establish another nice 

Nebraska version. area tradition. Seasonal 

Although this Christmas refreshments were servid 

Carol features a imall after the play and that was 

orchestra of piano, clarinet, another nice touch that 

flute and bassoon plus added to the spirit of the 

excellent carol singing by season, 

the on-Btaoe ensemble to 

Introduce the scenes, they The next event on the 

do not call It i musical. It Is holly and ivy, calendar wai 

closely akin to the Inciden- the 10th annual Carolfeit en 

tal music that Mendelssohn the Music Pier, sponsored 

wrote for Shakespeare's A by the Chamber of Com- 

MUtBummtt Night's Ommmerce, 

presided over In 

and Is very evocative and genial fashion by Walter 

effective. 

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'quake victims 

A one-day tadiothon 

begins today (Thursday) in 

an efioM toiraise money to 

help sur writs of the devastating 

Am nian earthquake. 

The radioAon, being held 

by private dtteens, clergy, 

media and the Casino Association 

of New I«wy, airs 

live oft WPPO-AM (1450) 9 

a*m* to r p*m» From th© 

Carousel Room of Trop- 

World Casino and Entertainment 

Resort. 

Por those wishing to 

contribute money, the 

radlothon telephone number 

is 3404398 

County jail project to benefit elderly 

As Chriitmas day 

approach**, inmates of the 

Ctp* May County jail aw 

busy completing 12

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NfeW HEIGHTS 

Members of Somerj Point 

Volunteer Pjr« OojMrtment 

and snme City Counri,! offsdais 

Sunday braved the 

cold to witness demonstration 

of a Grumman rower 

truck, which can reach 102- 

mainland notes 


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come to us 

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Treat Yourself 

for the Holidays 

at 

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Gifts and Fine Jewelry 


offering the finest in,., 

Qty officials said th*y 

havt been noHRed that «tvw% 

VrtU «ost SiJUOOO 

nekt yeati versus a total 

14 KARAT GOLD and GEMSTONE JEWELRY 

plui 

SOUTH smmm LARGEST SELEC TION OP 

VINTAdB MARCASltfe JEWELRY 

OWN » DAYS A WifiK 

Phone 3084238 

L1MMIN 

OUR BRANCH 

HOURS FOR 

CHRISTMAS! 

h winit lice S 

:£. 

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COUPON 

mmm\ 

SERVICE CALL 

Pursers 

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Ocean City Winter Recycling Schedule . 1 

ONCE A WEEK J f 

from Tuesday, Jan-3,1989 " |. 

MONDAY 

TUESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

THURSDAY 

Radio problems 

prompt appeal 

Upper Township noted 

1988tf§i5$)0 ' 

and rooftop bl%os.- POINT "HTB 

to firdsh leaf collection In 

Although they normally M 

the 

sell for almost 5500,000, the "The Pit" at Bud 

truck dcmonsMWd at the Memorial Ruid is 

j Thw* was no e^lanation 

dty, the leaves ffld tor the increase 

UPPER 

b* out by ipHhgê said, 

to the dty treatruck, 

which can wach IU2- (TUCK demonstrated at me Memorial Held Is being Paneoast said stockpiling 

fcet into the air to atw« fin? hall, and later it the used as a temporary hold- leaves averts a 550tti0o 

hard-to-reach 

hospital and Pier 4, is avail- ing sight for ctty access to Pier 4, Shore 

f hursday's City Council 

sii^ aMtoyanoi Por 

ket. Members of City Superintendent Howard 

Memorial Hospital, in addi- 

WJINTtOCKiOWrtH meeting 

Upwardly mobile 

Chief Richard Lee of the 

Council on hand seemed Dill and City Council* 

Upwardly m 

tion So waterway rescues 

HEALW PLAN HIKE 

i Volunteer Plre 

impressed. 

woman Kathleen 

The finish layer for M 

Somers Point City gov- 

Meml«ri of f »he h 8om#re 8 Point Pit Volunteer Fire Dspartmihl oil« diWohBtrallon Bun.$ 

It means that 

say it's only temporary 

Broadway, plus projects on 

eminent wiU start off the 

day ol a 9878,000 towtr truck capable of hoistino llrtmih 102 toil In the air. ThQ 

, his wttttnunltti. 

until leaf collection Is (in- 

Laurel Drtve> New Vork 

1989 budget year 86S.OO0 in 

dekrtminl hopts the city will purchasa the apparatus ntxt ««r to Ittjrow Ri ab ttons fail, 

Ishtd in the dty. 

Avenue and some alley 

the hole because of a 4S per- 

io access hard-to-rsadi placts lake Shore Memorial Hospital ahd (hi Pltr 4 hotel. 

arberShop Dill explained that the 

work will bt finished in the 

Lie, it litt Week's Ifiowncent 

increase in Blue Cross 

trucks used to haul the 

spring, Hill said, 

(nip \joBiiiuiwi meetiugi 

and Blue Shield health cart 

«ted UtijOO worth of 

WAYSIDE VILLAGE, MARMORA, N.J. 08223 leaves to a free disposal site insurance to dty employ* 

DIVE TEAM A68I9T8 

:fl ^new ôttûunications 

Men thru Fri 

in Hammonton are needed ees. 

Pour members of the 

equipment Intended to 

8 30 -500 •*-• 

Sot. 7:30-1:00 •"[ 

Somers Point Dive Team 

dear up the ttdto problems 

CLOSED WED. 

assisted Bgt Harbor town, 

w ,1 which tre uneountered by 

Free Estimates serving Donah city 

Evtniny Appolntmenti 

ihlp PoU« Friday night in 

the fire wrnpany and the 

Call 390-1813 

Shop At Home Ssfvloe 

Upper Township Rescue 

, dffvleHin rroin the frigid 

Smiad. 

MASTER BARBER 

STYLIST 

waters off the Margate- 

Emergency broadcasts 

PAUL HOFFMAN, SR. ROSEANN CAMPBELL JOSEPH FOGLIO CARPET SALES AND SERVICE Northflild Boulevards 

from Qipucester County 

Point divert braved 3?- 

end as far away as New 

Complete Line Of Cahpet and Vinyl dig«e» water to weover thg 

Vork And Vlrginlk are 


body of a Brlganttne wan 

wBines overlapping on 

killed when his ear left the 

io»l flw band, OthBr 

16 Vea« ExpiHehee 609499^722 raadi biven searthed for 

tiweg! transmlssiotts are just 

STORHWIDK 

S Repdlts and Steam ClBdhlnfl Beeper -653-764? oAer vlettini, follawlhg up 

ot received, especially by 

on reporttt which proved 

*e rescue squad trying to 

false according to Somers 

ttansmlt end receive from 

SAVINGS! 

Point Police ttph La»y 

Shore Memorial Hospital in 

Somers Point) said Leo and 

Divers were In the water 

JiP. ford of WC CottUttunl. 

for a hiMouf In spedal 

.VlUas, 

035 Asbury AVOIHH! 

dry suite and iee masks, 

j" "QloueestBr County just 

Ocean City, N.J. • ran 0359 

enduring a wind chill factor 

PâtiUstodeith( 

Sgh Al fipgiiheh Dh 

MUTon Byron, Cupt, Ceres 

of the Sowers Point Police 

390-2999 

Debarlment, and Somers 

bAILY g.g, BAT. B-fi 

Point fireman Ray White 

participated In the dive, 

M FttlOAYTWMSTO 

Beyel said thtt 

vmM hive to iiwhed out fc JiUli 13 

with Middle 

^ 

torn' 

between 

—r „ ftg*U\tt of budget ^h 

wns rty yna thottai TOwer^ ovMitf of 

old tfuntwl dtspiteh systtttt. Atttoh Supply pit in 

th* CA 

fhn system transmits Seavul^ 

Board tlt 

ftom km Middle tCiitti 

be dilliyii bwftttiit o 

May Court House) and ftn tfeejttdgeîieelslttn llîm ttôtt^ to pending HVente Which 

Woodbine water tower, Lee to be mmauiwed m a 

the State rli tato t l d l h e ^ 

said SeavUle and Tuekahtte ing tt ft.», m Uppw 

a bdmtks in the 

fire districts unjoy clew h% l^l 

%ut Qeoê iMWttr tec 

ihto Municipal court, which township, and 

ftdmlnlstMtor tor Cape May 

ttMttmunikkl ftom ti\e Is hehi to WdttdbiWij on • * '•-"' 

OAW^ ttid in an Intelview 

fait week th&t that^ 

But signals to Marmora 

not reason enoyth to halt 

must travel over water — 

tt reval In a township 

the Great Cedar Bwwnp, 

Pord said that signals over 

water are particularly vul- 

wirtt^l value, 

nerable to a "tunneling* 

Brovp Mdd it seems to 

effect and humidity and 

"tn\rnlktemperature 

conditions 

affecting radio signals, 

Chimney tire 

starts In 

Seavllle home 

What was described as a 

smali amount of exterior 

and chimney damage was 

reported afwr a ehlttney 

fire scorched a house at % 

W, KBtherlne Aw, Prlday 

morning, 

There were no injuries in 

the 8;54 a,m. incident, The 

Uesaidl SeavllU Volunteer Pire 

Atlantic Bieetrie has 

Company was dear of the 

agreed to locate a transmit- 

scene by 10i43 a.m., said 

ter Bomewhere on their 

Assistant Mre dhial Brian 

ftWpe^ty, said Lea, the n«w 

Allegretto. 

transmitter would augment 

Helping at the scene were 

the central dispatching sys- 

memBirs ol thi Marmom 

tem shared by Upper with 

and Tuekahoe vdlumteer 

Middle Township, Dennli 

fire companies along with 

Township and Woodbine, 

the Upper Township Res- 

Members of thg govern- cue Squad, 

H that the township 

fathers would wake such a 

Wttuestb«auie the delay of 

revaluation would wean 

delay in fair distribution at 

the tax burden here, ,t 

P l t o l d t i h 

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OCEAN CITY 

DENTAL CENTER 

GERALD F.ftAAB DPS PA 

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Donald L Traynor DMD 

FacuHy memttec and CIlHlcal Initryefor 

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M dandle & Ribbon add a warn 

Min$ tw the holiday uuotti , 

Local $30* 

Out of town 

Mitt holiday flowtfi & foliage 

ittm0 in i mmM 

Slimed b^ 

Local 

mi Mh tiowm and «tu$0k 

Diane Q. Naib, H.rJ.H, Soott H, Naab, O.D.t, 

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collM commislioA) Greet 

Cedar gwtMp National 

WlMliro Re% Wd the 

Wild and Scenic de&lftt\atlon 

of »he ¥utikahoe¥ver 

at uneiHitnUil which 

promise to upwt land v^lues. 

Delay could Abo ec«ur if 

the ma ttvlsion of tHka^ 

HBH takei a . long Hme 

wviewtng the township's 

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James Jack, '69 * 

MARMORA - !»mcs Jack, 69, died Dec. 17 at his 

home. 

Bom ta Palermo, Mr. Jack was a UMang Marmora resident. 

He was «mployed sinee I9J8 as a carpunter for the 

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America 

No, 6J3 or ArtanHc City and had received his 48-ywir 

pih. 

He was a member of the Ocean City Lodge No. 171 

Free & Accepted Masons, VFW Post No. M95 or Marmora 

and a life member of the Marmora Volunteer Rre 

Company. 

He served with the Army In World War II and 

received a Purple Heart For battle wounds. 

Ho is survived by his wife, Abigail t; two brothers, 

John W. of Ocean City and Waller of Marmem; i lister, 

LUsas A, Chew of Port Charlotte^ RIM ft stepson Sudd 

Vemon Hughes of Lawton, OMa.s a stepdftughterj Virginia 

Lemln of Wilmln|tont Del.; and six grandchildren. 

Berviee was Wednesday at the Codfey Funewl Home 

of Palermo. A Masonic service was conducted by Ocean 

City Lodge No. 171. Burial was in Seaside Cemetery, 

Palermo, 

Donations may be made to the Upper Township Rescue 

Squad. Petewburg 08270. 


BBlh Blwit tnd Asbury Avtrtut 

W Put! W, WMf#H.ed, Pastor 

SUNDAY DEC, 25,1988 

10^30 A.M. Sermon: 

11 DECEMBER 26th 11 

(Christmas Day) 

Musical Directs MlHim Adam 

Nursery Availablo during SHMei 


Welcomes you 

to study the 

i sing tytiktr, \jt waste pUutu 

of jtmakm: 0 ~M$ LotS kith eomfiinttl Ms 

fhtt weekly iBiion.icrffloh it eomtiriiwl of , 

1'iifi SCttlPitJlfii by Mary BikMlly, 

the spiHtuul truth! of th« weekly IIIMHI hav» 

HUHUWidVIW 

JOIN USi 

V ttfi 

First Church of Christ, Scientist 

8th & Aflbury Avenue 

Ocean City 399-0038 

ST, PETER'S UNITED 


8th mi CMid Ai/mtie tiijMii City, UJ, 

CHRISTMAS EVE 

MMM v vmmmH iP eve mwtm 

Alto DnBose, SO 

Alto DuBos*. Mi of Pecks Beach Village, died Dec. 6 at 

his home. ^ 

Born in Alabama, he w*s a longtime resident of Ocean 

City. 

Mr, DuBose was a )mmt at the former Coastal State 

Bank far eight yeart, pHof w rtHrihg. 

Survivitti are a toft, Alton Clark of Lancaster, tew«; a 

daughter, Roslyn dark of Philadelphia, and seven 

grandchildren. 

Service and burial were private, 

Amhgtments were by the Godfrey Funeral Hotwt of 

Ocean Gty. 

Henry W. Kraus, 94 

Henry W. Kraus, M, of Ocean City died D*e. 13 m 

Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Nwt, 

A resident of Wosley Manor since 1978, Mr. toaui 

lived in this city since IMS. 

He was a member of the American Assodation of 

Retired Personi »«d 8 *- P*t*^ 8 U" 1 ^ Methodist 

Church, 

Surviving arc a daughter, Eleanor Oster of Port Mytirs, 

Pla,; two granddaughters; and four greatjrattdchlldren. 

Service was Sunday at the Godfrey Funeral Home, 

Burial was Monday in Beverly National Cemetery, 

Harry Banning, 81 

CORBIN CITY - Hatty Bnhlngi 81, of Route BO, dlad 

Dec. lfl in Bhttre Memorial Hosplttl, Bomer§ Point. 

Bottt 1ft bpwrier, he lived m fuckahoa until moving 

hsre JO years igo. Mr, fknttmg w*i a fawriW All hli life 

and wii a tttimber of Iht American Aiioelatiott of 

Rttitti Pitsotti. 

Hi ti survived by a sister, Mittie Hackilt of Bargaltt. 

1*4 titii 

Btrvies was Monday In the Langley Piittiral Home, 

TuekihoB, Burial was in 2loh CemBtei-y, Bargalntown. 


FLOWER SHOP 

11B 

iBHIi 

Sill Wilt.. 

PHBHiSBMi 

GftACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

III WMliy Av«. (Lumy Hbtel, iMnd Fl.) OCiflti City, N.J. 

Rev John E Jamie fion 

SHOHI HOAt) iHd 0AW1I AVIH lOMiHS PT. U 

,M. -Pflflrt 6f the Naiiviiy at 

VitiiPn&byieHan Church 

SUNDAY 060,25,1080 

WiMi4M, 

THREE OtMfl KINGS" 

*l!.bifctV=»Rp d Klii 

NSHlP£C, 25 

MIDWEEK SEK VICE 

l 

m 

Gladys Hopkins, 86 ton- '54 jâw. 

ttdotu mijt OWoi 

City, SI* 

« fott held bw. 

United 

ChuiA. North 

t U \ C 

, t ; be made to rt\e Ahbuw 

United Methodist Church Mtiftottal Fund, North 

HAWptort, Ohio 45m 

John R Lloyd, 55 

UPPteRttWNS 

Uoyd^.of • 

did tfcfc IS th BUrdette 

l MemoHai 

Cape May Court Mouse, 

ttorh In petertb\% he 11 ved here all his We. 

Mr, UttW waft 6 tt\eehanlc, most recently employed by 

M f W 

He Was a membblf of the South jersey Motorcytle 

esbdAHW 

S g arc two sont^ John Jr. and Joseph, both of 

I'eterttburgt four daughers, debble ofTuckahoe, Kathefine 

Harris, or Helslervllle, and klmberly and Wanda, 

both of Vlttelartdi two brothers, Mark Steelman of 

CorbW City, and Thomas Steelitmn of UdoMi five sinters, 

Edhn Safcitta of tjlassboro, Margaret SwelgaH of 

North Wltdwood, Mary Yoting of Tempe, AHiu Ilish 

Mah of Mays Landing, and Alice Mason ttf mm\ A 

Btcpfathdh Benjamin Steehnan of Corbto Cltyt t»d three 

grandehlldreH 

eHL 

e service was Monday at thi Baptist Cemetery, 

Steelitwn town, 

Arrflng6ments Were by the Langley Funeral Home, 

tuckahoe. 

Florence Walton, 90 > 90, ttf 11 

vk ^l|«» of thi 

Christmas 

tfbttte. 

Ux, jfagtttf of the Union 

Chapel by (he &*a will give 

the Wttwbtt DttmbH' U 

the 10)30 a.ttt, stir* 

y,dec,2S, 

d d 2 S 

Th# chattel, located at 

59th Stfeet atid A«bury 

Av^tue, hMdi liitwde«dftii- 

HaHtoittl wWlc^fc Nursery 

tare Is pwWded, Sunday 

l l fw all ages begins 

iteVi V«ider Lob ttblds 

Bible study ? pM, evwy 

Wedhesday( ty ctifcem 

topic Ii (h« Bddk a/ Oetiesis, 

the «e*t Bible study wiu be 

WwJtiwdflV, jdti, 4. All m 

tttANSPOfttATION 

RByrpifg Hull I liic VXJaol 

Guiifd ^ftiit TtflinJUtf 

Cetiltt 1 lit C« m May, «p«itP 

tatf Chfiflrftias Day with 

J " " J «the tkm Citv 

itip.itUiiptitUiitm to Add 

t&Mii Hill . iMnHllil /LÎIUMH 

ironi tile i lacuityj Anyotie 

fVOUiu 0%mmX€ fileir utne 

J ^L " 

tmW§ Hvftfv, 

^w/ 

ity 81 ytarg, Mm WMIIHH wu • A* 

PtaasMtviUe m i and WMI bom in 

IliRfltf 

ui 

OhriMmai ii lUAh« 

Hi, OhlWfifl can 

WIMBERG 

, 

A14 THE$ENT1NEI-I_£DG&) Tfcur*ntinucd from p*g« 1) "tn the 70s, we sttrted to U* pep rallies, and r*lucww 

three years behind the flow get hit with that laid-btwfc, to engage in school life past 

of trends in the wst of (he taffe kind of culture* 3 pm. Many vmk Jo-W 

' country, however, ho eon- m tht '80s, young people hours a week at jobs after 

times, am disfraded, disinterested school. 

"We cant gel kids down , 

to Tfc* BilhwBf he »ays. 

The student of today is 

In Chrtttmm ,,, IM 

*»/ pear* wut foy, May fit many 

# 

Lhnstnuts 

^•r 

. . • ^ : . . . ; 

4iuIflCA 

from UB t,i you . . . 

with i>ur thanks for letting u« nerve 

you, Hnppy HolldByS to our frlentli! 

^•n_ 

(LOSING 

Decembtr 24lh, 2tOO p.m. 

RB.OPEN 

December 3lst, liSO am to 2:00 pm 

Photic 

IDEAL HAIR STYLING 

51719 Eighth Street 

Ocean Crty» 399-7246 

is 

"Oilttietownof 

Bethlehem, how still 

we $9Gyou He!" May 

the magical spirit of 

the Holy Christmas 

season abide with you 

and your loved ones. 

-*A 

different in attitude as weU, 

Tve known the cream 

of the crop that 

have gone through OCHS; 

the kids who etocare/ 1 

Pragmatism has conquered evident that tfiany of to 

idealism, today's students ape h«# to 

It's becoming chillingly buUd a resume wtrti an tye 

Peace on Earth 

>ta Chrirtmoi Star 

lite* the Magi 

MASONIC CLUB OF OCEAN CITY 

arid 

Cbetislxd 

^-^Si 

Ontofthiioyi 

o! the Holiday Siiion 

is remembering then 

who art important 

foul,.. 

We teuly apprtclefe \ i \ " f" 

the eon(id«neB you have V \ I |,!>v i t 

placed in ui, as it is the loyalty of cusbmen likt your 

iili that trtabiti us to iueceid, w» pr«miit to eohtlhui 

doiriB ouf best for you in ivury way possible. 

May wi e«nvty warm SieiBn'i orittinai and tuttnd 

our best wishes for good health, happiness and 

prosperity In the coming yiir. 

Dolly > Dibble • iayn 

When Looking Your Dtist Is Important 

00 BnoughTo Visit The BtsL, 

\ 410 88th St. •Mutv^stlon | 

398-9282 

OeianGK 

urw 

m*m*mm^ 

Bonn* ttys. 

future and the 

r 

IresTreSSes- 

*tf*§ fcftOWTl Aft l building was One iudtt (ouwwllst Is 

wwaWahd, mmi% daw ttf tei vâ 

Innocuous faMde, some of remembett BohJitr ii *tiw 

It rubM off, iut thatV not type oif ftdvtsej- \vho would 

totally a blanket statement, g& wry dose to his st\»- 

WS DIAMOND TAHOR SHOP 

609 ASBURYAVE. Ph. 309-1120 

3209AsburyAve. 

Ocean city 

*£± 

To all our ffiends at 

Chrletmas, the |oylft ours 

to wish one and all a 

holiday blessed with 

peaee, prosperIK/, 

health and |oy, 

399-9079 

- i- V V-., y^ %, 

? 

,> ' 

KJ • — 

' «* i 

n-,-,i 

rtmember 

nl» tiadtng a »MdlMt 

»a«nv per Is v " ' 

AM, tibdww 

toftoy, *V6\iVi wot 

to do 

wttt» 

(«ontlHtttdlranpa|«l) 

tdlranpa|«l) wihdo wihdoxv out the side »S 

mft ft just My that varia variantes weVi go!«g to tmp 

are iMMr tailed ft*, 1 * said the tile ttttbitek 

^ ^ id * 

UlWttgtboftthirtihWf 

approvM Indudi hatdshlp mA t honestly tta>& kftttw 

ana community benctitj he whatahwdship^" 

tB^fta^ fkm w«8 a ton .. 

Palter tgwed that a hwd- hftmeownew abided by 

»Klp U a reasohable tor\at' law, hilled PM» 

ttoh to e vaHahee But longer, 

what tottBtttutes • hartlghtp "Over the last 10 

U another U»ue. everybody it tfwt«» yli^ to i pt* 

"A hardship .lout "well, little more them'they're 

ent>. 

we haw b have a bay tledto^s) 4 fl 

attoifc4ilthii a 

MIAN CITY 

tmwiiflwuiibiMHi We will be 

cldsedMort., 

Dec. 26th 

Holiday 

McHenry's 

OHIe$Supnllm 

SMNON 

woutatike to express my 

recentsurgery 

Merry Christmml 

Henry "Bud" knight 

mmm*k< 

REETINGS 

GLEESON'S 

AUDIOand 

* 

) 

MC > 

:: 

City joins viewers in criticizing cable TV changes, rate increase 

:EAN C*tY .— AC06n\toAttVftjfe ^Wrfbm''«wawi fenWd^t fteWWtK tettMe O6MW>1 IfoV fe«4>ii*i« YVM^âttn'M^W^d. sôns, tW ta 

,yca^hJ»\>fl*10o\tei Dix*w>W Wilittg. AecM-*Se ttn HAVf ftvfe tfcfe îttWte bttbttt Atoi*4 6ie»6%4 âfthtl• \*4nhtl Will&\itft*v Dicablo 

wnnpany X\*ho tM^s- who tucsday n%U »AV- Vhat Wtoaa'cAsh \ton\hNunUy R^ttei-i n^nng VKdt iW Altorday 

v»igl\t wid incwasit\g tinWltWtity^pdUcyoAtne lbu\ic\itt5iW6a>hity6tt\Attota- MkiVt to x$bV6 in 

cosh \ww tht Mason (6t wsftudlhgi aty HAH t» 

tho fotWAny subsCHbttfSs wWit &Wftest|ng tt\a^ tht r will 

^ 

ti\rt i 

^WitB Pas- yean». 

ttovttey ftftd Bob P 

toy SAWM•»»• remote cbhtral ehan 

_ _ - Wgh ^htttt art PHdayv )an 7 at the Ceftter. &^mi the converter ,„.- 

M in *tt tttnto^^lery Open to the publlct fm dero that useless. But a 

"• the month «|anu. admission. 

Holiday 

«|hedule 

kean City's jlmeys 

will run 8 a.ltti to 9 p.m. 

tltrough DiGi 23 to 

afeommodate holiday 

i m thi Wtihded 

^lidullijltHlyKWUl 

iNVi the Lotvgport 

A, iHtt'liftvi 89th 

BiMt At li4S tnd Bill 

pji. Regular feres will 

tteMee on bet, 2s tnd 

Warm 

Ve'w SBndfna out our nott of hoildfty 

wishes with thanks to all our friends, 

MARIOS PIZZA 

MERRY „ 

CHHI9TNAS 

mGreetings 

WILL m:CLOSED 

mMtii& 

mtt0m 

t3 (A&AMe and gilt of 

l 

peate 

Ban wishe* tor* joyous Chfhtmm 

Starn's 

ppy To all our valued clients 

from ill of ui at... 

Discovery Trovel & Tours 

botina bernw 

' Maty Hellly O'Neill 

A1S 

AtineUHdbll , 

and Ml! our outside Silii Pdrednnel 

(Come in tor out frit pocket calendar) 

WAV8IDE VILLAQt, WAHMOHA, NJ 082M (009) 390-9101 

To All Our Friends & Loyal Customers! 

CLOSED 

Christmas 

Wishes 

Mai\ the joy* af CMHmai inspir 

i We appreciate the 

cpportmHn to know and serve nda 

CAREW

Ajg mESBmm.-l£DCER ftnmdty. DM. », 

J&asy j^f colorful recipes for entertaining 

ByMAMBHUBBR 

Sod*! Editor 

the holiday, ehobsa items 

Ait on be prepared in 

cooking connection 

Otfist»a§ev«tndOmst- advanoa and warmed just 

mas day are two of the before §erviBg, or cold tobusiest 

days of the year for get Mods, 

many of us. A awkpert full of meab why, â jjublishtd by 

B*iis» —n,.. t L STwT (Zi vnam was punusnea oy years ago t>y neien KJWSS- color to the table oetttojt. 

***** viiistB ffiiy uytif HSUI 

to haw to wwt their eate- * rtî r ««»« ^**ta* «. ».» 

fss^sirf *sr.i=:j.*5 Nfissasyrs: ^Ks.»Ka JWI&ÊS KasifflsaB JSg^"*" "*"#sS3gr 

u JL, 8 t !, 5 ^ s ^ a baskrt of , fresh »*•• SetNwM^ feUow- er, fh» emit li mafle IWm Ik hSSaw 

.^change gifts, friends and rolls, for Instance, is alwavs i»»uB««,3iii,.m.. m»i,.j ^>..i. u,^ _. 1 ,.."°S.? B ...T 

neighbors stop by with holi- a winner, A recipe tor tn many Qnt of my favorite Aen a lavw or nelatin with &** JtM»* «0,«* umB. «» ntlr*!*«*»»AM* tfelbi.uH l. tfrwj w»woeny w tetipdbh lemon Jittce 

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 

^"^^^"Ld fa^^^Î 

1 Up, Pour OVBT fiult 

STRAWBFMY 

"^ srarîKrE. Knâ^w^^s jj^SAKEMJ 

Whin planning food for Whafs Cw*W| iupplemint Ai eooyng conKgt mvttt£ to ^d slwwberrtis add ^ o r t t ^ tt dSK mnmsmx 

CONG LATIONS 

RESIDENTS 

Your sincere help and cooperation in 

Ocean City'sfirstyearof thecurbside 

recycling collection program has produced 

the following positive results for our 

community. 

1. Reduced our trash tonnage goina to the landfill 

by over 1,100 tons and recycled over 1,300 Tons 

2. Experienced cost avoidance of $42,000 in tlppina 

fee'cost at the landfill. 

3. Received over$15,000 in revenue as a result of 

the Cape May County .Municipal Utilities 

Authority silling mi city's recyclable Material 

However, we must increase our 

recycling efforts during 1989. In 1989: 

1. Landfill cost will increase by over 28% to almost 

$50.00 per ton. 

2. Additional restrictive legislation has been passed and 

will be enforced in Ocean City concerning trash and 

recycling collection. 

3. Plastic milk, soda, and water containers will start to 

be recycled in early 1989. Watch forthe exact starting 

datel 

This Holiday Season Means Recycling Season! 

All your Christmas Wrap, Gift Boxes, and Toy 

Boxes can be RECYCLEDI Please cut and tie 

all boxes when placing them at curbside 

. Support Ocean City's Recycling Program irt 1989 , 

Your efforts will be your chance to help save tax dollars and 

City of Ocean C t 

rtmant of Public 

! ' 

,—^ ^wf mj^ lijrhUy. Chill. 

i (lÔi.) big rroiin |Ust betew setvtag idk 

swwboriis At banana and add to "" ; 

ipplSd^f^^ ^^Wdto^tty, 

it«ak up the pretzels and 

place In blender. 

BtENMR 

Combine the cruthed __~H~T~~ : . tii 

pretaels, su«r and melted ~---—--—^ «,_« 

butter, Press Into 19 x IftSttgaf 

ft-lneh pan, Bake Bivett 1 e. milk 

minutes at 400 digreM. *

•I 

- I 

A18 

Ttnm&¥,DM,£MMl 

What is a duplex: Question is perplexing even to professionals 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - said at a NKMM township Drive, Seavtlle Because bete« h« pk^tti the ttstrt in* spMiWeW wtftj Its 

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 of 

dupiox? Offidals how dis- him, he wouldn't have prohibited them. itwasOfc bate •*-•Is tip to 

Agree, granted permits for a new *[hc home eontetas two Confirming tommtnts taHOfyhesitd, 

Solicitor James Waldrem home at 32 Evergreen kitchens. Waldron ftia hi fts» township eonrttwdton *R «H depends «n vtixm 

I 

CLIP 8, SAVE 

Franco's Restaurant 

DINNER SPECIALS 

WITH THIS AD 

Monday 

Homemade Manfcottf $4.50 

Tuesday 

H»m#m«d» Ravioli $4,50 

Wednesday 

Homemade Spaghetti & Mtatbalh $4,50 

Thursday 

Homemade l^xagna • $4,50 

Criday 

Homtmadt Swlftd Shells $450 

Siinirdiky 

Chicken nreart Parmugfunu $5,95 

2 Large Pizzas 

(Real Brick Oven Pitza) 

lietweth 9th & 10th nn Anbury Avt, - 3».?903 

Claridge 

Your Pf iendship' 5 

And Support Art 

important To Us. 

Happy New Year I 

> OoiBniMiral ImR lint, 

residential 

eommtreial 

399-4446 

Ilappy Holidays- 

From AH of Us At The... 

fisherman's Inn) 

Restaurant 

CLOSING FOR VACATION 

Saturday! December 24th 

RE-OPENING i Tuesday, January 10th 

WATCH FOR OUR ALL NEW SPECIAL DINNER MENU« 

3325 Aibury Avenue • Ocean City, NJ, • 399-07M 

. pWmttS h«v* Wtt uftpwpt pttesduj*. 

teen tttued and ft stettis W A\l lite'Wlirtgsta the f\it«W 

V ^ m «a»mhft« be 

does not ij|we with tht Official fid Kenney* CsrjjinO youVe Winding,* he sMd. 

th* towttshto tdteopinion 

of Manning Board said the ekb* kiti 

nlu 

wttviee aftd/br 

wttihip ii w.jt- 

b»thettipi, 

WuntcipH 

J Mid flHiim i muit 

For the e future! "Eventuallyy 

to to other ree reeytlllng news 

m* m*m ping ig t to he have to Jb the tWHrfhip toWHrfhip litialtfiti 

It" It- wUritHi pktties, 

Loeal law Bays fim |l«d wii itiUeHd 

offenders can be fined $110 iuim, by February, 

and/or two weeks of eoin> itid UppBf it awaiting* 

munlty lervieet $800 word from the Ca»e Ma] 

and/or three weeks com- County MunldbalAJHUHf 

munlty service for a ggrand Authority that it ii NU 

otfeHM, receive plasacs of the i 

jug and Boda^bollle VatieM 

The enforcemnt crackdown 

wUl prebiWy hBMi Because 

1 

little Impact on businesses, shows that the MU) 

Business owners, whb musl doesn't always mm% " 

provide their own trash deadlines. Bond said | 

pickup, are "very won't tiollfy wsldetiH lUHfl u 

receptlvd" to reeycllna Ifs certalH the MUA 

because of the savings ffi ready to accept die HI 

itash disposal costs, he said, lien' 

ttwidwti whtt ate ittcfc «J« 

m& will be responslbliHof to see!fe«e«ybody da "lust a 

tholf own tfiih tiistxiMl, little bit 

m, 

Joe&RoeD'Arttlca 

Merry €brl«tma# to alt, 

with l hk 

our 

wlshas to afl our 

faithful frt«ndfi for a 

, {jio%vfH0 holiday, 

'i 

ass-burn foes detail alternative to incineration, seek commitments 

at 

hit fiM 

v 

• ; ' \ . 

' 

of IN ttt«ttty v » 

ft* 

ildren\s museum to open 

hiiS 

iUper pl»y trta (to sHmuf 1 

Dm. M 

h^K*Muil,Wl«W "fipft Gr«h wiu' pky 

hrUtfi\»» five services 6i30 &!m& for the prelude, 

A 10 p,m. Biturdey, DM, Mdemle Wtleoy wilt occow- 

[r •?• Wny the AolM aloha with 

»re 

-early service will tea' Debbie Sehlcehte, director 

the choir children bfmusie, 

d l d h 

erdi, They will be Wllhg the 10 p.m, service will 

it iChnitmii story feature mmH Steve Aileirough 

song, tntluaing tiO gwtto and Debbie Bchleehte 

-"* Ml bt, Oterv to **" J ""•'" '' •••"••••"" 

O 

Cettl 

Heftii 

itttitititU* 

8.45 

8,40 

8.40 

system to the 

tt» And «M\ A htgh 

bottts ttttt&Ag d ^ 

$ft w\il 

fey the 

l 

or 

• llWWtViW goe» nn to 

assert that tipping 

would te I, ' 

to 

they 

taM» bum 

ttAttW*. 

I watiy want you 

ptWtt^tttt^Wl 

not hft*e to be Ask ttw Wik 

r — .cdvMUAbWttbi» County RtuntLm Vis r»»M«f M 

Wi>»«»=> 

haVt> SMgiisted that tw»h authoSty) to look At this 

tht «us»u» Is ftppttpri^ 

would have to be imported piank 

Attt tor tMdren ttgel tl 

Utt MiiwMfttMMiM toft te*» h*»e wmi to 

Children must be ateompa- khtt 

launcn a recall campolgn nor 

the 

hMri the *Mln»t 

siwiifcpirpii^. A^^J^Srt d 

HlftlMAi Ralph MM i%& IJ5 kniUibn rih&nwd by the 

WmkiiwSkumfttr 

^•museum witt iwbpeft w»f :pppta ABuid b* Wttttu*fiihitti!ftburn, 

diily e&eepl Bahirdays iho *^wi out of otfias yftm* ' 

New ¥w>s »iyb teuth Sf^^V^MU^î 

}ftn, 20. MuseUln hours i» WIIIWW C^W Bettt Wld 

fcSO t.Ht to 9 p.tn, W«b ^tlteHU^ltiBnWhiA 

ttavs, it AtW, W 3btn. iun>- "B remarkedi IS eomllteikt 

Am> wito Wi iw WHrtwttoft 

tr tWtt\er lAbmtttittn ttttptlgh piink, 

w she said. 

^ wbuid use okuuu 

„..._.._ of water a day* 

alter- would empby 50 people 

ItMte Vk'IJ 

CLOSING 

FOR VACATION! 

So that our employees may 

enjoy the holidays, 

we will be closed from 

December 25th 

to 

January 13,1689 at 11 a.m. 

8.77 

331 

8,66 

CAP! 

«soo 

Sdd 

soo 

500 

500 

100d 

1000 

1000 

"Pike II" 

Restaurant 

FRESH 8BAF0OD DAILY 

FULL COURSE MEALS 

(gerved all day) 

mum m MM i m« wu * bA 

MOH. Llltlb WMWM WO* 

TUttiMMtttoll MMIM tm ..i 

WDi CnlCKIH CfOQUtlMl 

1/9 ROUtKl Ctllfi 

Msh nl (hi Day 

V: . 

liimilttiiktitituiiiimttiikvlil 

I ttktteHf uuct iii 

DAILY BREAKFAST 6ERVED 'TIL 2 PM 

LUNCH end DINNER SPECIALS 

On Menu Only 

399^4059 

itiiiilBll 

New Year Excitement 

the Entertainment tittfte wirly with an 

A l C H 5 d J M b l l ^ i S 3 

ive PhleHrtlhmehl 

dinner, abottle of 

meitytttaklnft to b 

NewYedrsdAyi^vlslttheWhltebrie 

for our Pamous Buffet Brunch (mm 11 

i tii 8 (j 

SPECIAL 

,M» & Sutti evening drtlyl 

55.00 of! Prime Ribs or Lobster tall Dte 

tim not apply h> private partitt 

Mak your mpmthns now for Chrtuhm 

ttifbitnutiott tt Reservai 

9 m 

VWITBR 

eoih Slfeet batween deaan & UUHH drWe, 

.-V Popcorn 

660 Boardwalk 

We certainly It ave bee it blessed in 

1988 with the most faithful and 

dedicated customers of any business. 

We sincerely wish alia very 

May God's Love radiate in your lives 

•>••/•' 

.i 

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hi 

hatterboxResU 

VZ\ < 4fe.,# 

v.-:-:^ 

j-.!- 

LAGOONS Wti» to hold the sahd wh) 

wouM be puttitoed tb 

Gttti«n said, tn« islti 

Bftd TOMMS- «go whttt the t\tftKess& „.-,. 

. tnd sur> Awue mi bMu M IM bitted w 

1 by Be$j\ tod Bull increased dtvSlobU^Yitt totobow 

is and ihe QnMt Shooting bland WAS & t>dt>- Sowets! 

Mil b* studied by Steeeo bought ihoattog 

l *"* '" * *" Island In to Mrty iSSds as 

Holiday Dining At Doc's I 

ASun.De 

$12.18 M 

104 • RMirvitlttni Suggested 

DINNER: December 31 it $13JS P P 

S SMHnos < p.m. to 6:30 pa» RMWVBHOHS Required 

OR: Breast of Turkey Supre 

with pear conserve 

****** t*o.tt,i«** 

McAllister, Lehman named All-South Jersey in soccer 

Oty netim Bob t 

aid )tatte tjgh- He 

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fins n 

httke HtMtattMn of 

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wtft tort tem ickeUoa Hw 

otiwrt were Dan Staney tf 

Ittl 

SAfttV ItOttlNb Me of HtoicfcttMd, Andrew 

the National Highway Sh*J of Shaww» and 

tmmc Safety Administra- 

tion's toll-free hotline, 100- 

assisted information 

vehicle safety retails, 

Npilt- work oh lt 

pg d 

it 

ttt»ortng possible autottto- 

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TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE 

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Merry Christmas 

oitithc staff of 

Pashley Agency 

M%t'ir%kMA % >//',- sA 's U\_ i& 

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tow group, 

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Real Estate Srtlcs 

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1988 Christmas Chofale 

"SING 

CHOIRS 

Lematwnd 

^k^^^k " i^bjk^^tft fc1t^ti% 

City Hldh BCHOD! basketball coach Chrts Lew 

etudohlB at thi Upper ToWhBhtp MMM' 

clinic to help klckoH a naw league it f^ Jm M^y 

Happy Holidays 

Anmrelli 

UMite 

tntttd IJitfi EdlHi Ittlttr 

Cliy 

Die. 1, wii 

land Bttydw SS2, mm 

Bayttftl B44i l 

ChtH B4at 

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500, Altta vies 49fl, 

the Odestt ta 

TINGS 

At tiite tmiin titMi oivtmr H in 

(ttif ituAltim to toprm ik 

the peopte tA dupe May tkmby 

and tiuiMdfly 8t the 

Center, 6th Street mi 

AUflttUe Avaiitt- All d 

Raider wrestlers win pair, lose to Cherry Hill l^st 

trie 

r*ft at M aftd 

itetwhid (fthsttBittft^ a*rty KtU to as? ttf fti itt- 

.CivrtsGrilrih awd» 

Six Spartans AlUSJ in football 

from CAL sdhools 

PW1 toft- 

torn MtkWiii ttt 

i LovftMf Oiî May's 

end y 

were second-team 

mi CApeAB 

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two football th 

las e 

to 

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sey by the 

included Gh v 

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tetbdtk Al Mftllei\v tight oi\d Atlenklt cttyv defensive 

,ChirlB Btoll ot\d wide UV Ghek &i f 

kevlw HaMaM to 

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Wlldlh, 

defensive end Adam 

Williams, St. Joseph defensive 

Ui\en\Bn Rich ftllpow 

toh v v defensive 

k &imtt\ew of 

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| they included batk r>uml linden of 

ta&M Wltttow of ftrtdgetoh, 

Cbe atvvl Uwoback- the Q)t g 

m Gene beMowt of Mil- lUwd Bh>ll rthu 

tvllle and BhaWH smith of 

s Id 

thiy wehi joined by the 

picked. 

MalWftttd quaHet of lofry 

On the All- Barfthart, Sob HlftbiBt 

Rtardoh a«d Brooke Priestley and Brian 

1 Mrtilw nn 

Mst fiftt teain^ Allôuth 

l 

baekfhahwto Nttertbh! St. 

ab«8 with Bob B«mt BtidtuM and Mb 

'-* tt îddWottal 

iph Uttêloir Uittnte 

orsley and Cumberland 

punwt Rex Bragg. 

Thft CouHiS AilJBtoUp 

Bnt teau\s Wcognteed li 

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Dottle tftw\i« mi m&i% teut. 

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*A WWhd and third teams. 

They Included mt\tUng 

twtk Brtah Uttle and line- 

Mark Reardon on Holy 

anhUttell 

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to Owup 

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Was 

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dhd ^lAM klckw Jeff Molhiiflott 

the Ihlhl team, 

• AlBOtiatnerfte the second 

hi OwAH uty free Public 

Ibrary, uwoiittcid Ihe hoilay 

schedulers teliowsi 

aHitday, Dec. |4 and Monjtty, 

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dly, tfee, 31 and Monday, 

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hwiw (9 a.mi to 8 p.tn.) will 

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Montftiy, }nti. 9 lti the 

library, 6th Street and 

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Beyond 

tax rates 

there has been a lot in the news lately about that 

new group In town and what they're supposedly 

up to. We re referring to FIT, the taxpayers watchdog 

group which formed earlier this year and 

now culms a membership of several thousand. 

The leaders of the Fairness in Taxes group have 

said all along that they formed primarily to keep 

taxes Ln hand, given the city's history of annual 

tax rate increases. In the face of what some perceive 

as a threat to their lifestyle, at least one other 

group lias farmed, claiming that if MT gets its 

way, city services will be in jiopardy. 

We continue to believe that taxes can be kept 

down without any serious Infringement upon 

municipal services. After all* we have over $1 Billion 

worth of ratabies in this resort, 

Still, we would like to see PIT take on the other 

entitles which add to the cost of living in Ocean 

City, For instance» the water company and the 

cable TV firm are both readying increased rates 

for their services, Specifically, we would like to 

know what kind of wages and salaries the water 

utility Is paying — information that has been 

denied us. 

While taxes per se are not Involved here, w§ 

would still like to see the taxpayers* watchdog 

group take on the utilities, We would gladly 

report the results. 

And if FIT Is successful there, then perhaps 

authorities and commissions like the MUA, Garden 

State Parkway and county Bridge Commieston 

should be next, 

Saw 

Actually, most people are indifferent to Night in Venice 

Bnltfff| tXlntinEl*ljEugiin MB 

a volunteer for the past four 

Night in Venice bout 

parades, i would like to 

respond to Issues raised In 

your Dec. 8 Issue. 

First, your headline and 

bar chart at the top of page 1 

seam misleading. Since your 

"clip and send" survey 

appeared in two Issues, and 

you only received 90 

responses, It seems a more 

appropriate headline would 

read, "Vast majority of readcrs 

Indifferent to Night In 

Verta" 

While the statistics in Lee 

Steele's article seen overwhelming, 

the simple truth is 

that 61 people felt mat the 

parade should be eliminated, 

Sixty-one people out of the 

lOdiDOd plus Who watched or 

This was a challenging year for Ocean City 

By Mayor 

HO V OILMAN 

those of us who live and 

work in Ocean City have 

experienced one of the most 

challeticltig years in the hlsuy 

of Bui community. 

iffamy of the problems that 

live been brewing below 

{he 1 surface for years bub- 

Hie abuses of our ocean, 

which Cape May County 

kit been coming to ' 

sewage tyttm4 

UoM mmwmt tftal helped 

lieep fte mtefdeati tASme 

i in Cape May Cotui' 

there l& nd douH 

eV«f, that We it/tie ittiti by 

the negative publicity f#«dtediit< 

which rtgtilted to ' 

this and previous adminUtraHons, 

Apparently, the steel tupport 

beams, completely 

encased by bride, had never 

been checked until our Public 

Wwks Department initiated 

a structural inspections 

program for dty buUdirigi. 

It was thai that the pf* 

lem was uncovered and the 

necessary repairs made, 

1 would (ike to commend 

Qeom RumiT and Ids Pub" 

lie W^rks staff for discover- 

Pops hut 

bwcH tt« revenue* tfd «how« md A 

ftoartdalfiafdishipstosotrte 

y 

t/hnk Pitt ww toved km 

«i flif^ftat 

1 would 

Âut „ Md 

did remove a/ made other 

I M to believe mi» 

cumiiufln our Cuitniisiacuii 

tta the great M6m Omm 

Commitment and 

cooperation keys 

to community 

Idea to improve 

beach ta 8 Program 

Editor, Bentinel-Ledgen 

participated In die parade be mentioned, While any since a review of a nauUctil many hours of my lime sim- appreciated, tf they are not, 

that day again — the beach 

Winter may not be the tMe 

hit year seems less wan a serious Injury t* loss of life is chart indicates Pecks Bay has ply because 1 felt mat Night then 1 support doing away 

patrol thatis, 

of the year la thinking 

clear mandate. 

indeed regretable, 1 tell to see. Insufielerit waMf to most in Venice was a unique with Night m Venitt, and/i 

this program ..does not 

•bout beach tag purchases, 

I would also like to the cause^nd-eftect relation* vessels. 

WBBfin WAly trtlOluQIl WUTUly will spend my MM and 

work, My idea Is Instead of 

but it Is the time for Ocean 

respond to the atmosphere of ship between the parade and Most tit the complaints in 

having the beach tag patrol 

Nlght-ln'Venke bashing the accident, if the victim yottt irtdi m\m on ttw All (hat 1 and a gnat many 

walk up and down the 

which seems to prevail, it had been coming from shop- crowd behavior on land, and volunteers like myself ask u 

mm • bueh ttg pngram have • person at 

seems that any accident ping on the boardwalk or a not on the boat pdwdellself, a simple expression of grati- 

that Works. 

beach 

which happens within 20 concert at the Music Her, t would have preferred to tude that our effort* aw 

In a« iftidi sivirai 

miles and two weeks Is would there be suggestions lltoSdiUtettlfttit 

Nad about how beach tag 

blamed on Night in Venice. to dose them? 

last year a letter to the edi- 1 think this attitude Is best has been unable Charmingin December sales Were down for 4h« 

tor used an accident on the "**"WiiufilHtfjll On Ene H\»if to UellUul StlSu* QUWD Can* , Senfirtel-Ldegeri ing down in December, this wonder, 

Route 52 causeway the night page of your Dec. 8 Issue. trol along the baylront, My husband and 1 make one seems most alvtf. t spent every weekend 

before the pande at jusHffii' You interviewed MA pred* which is really Its job. our second home in Ocean ICIty publicist] Mark fk»U thin past iunmer watching 

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 

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 

made that Route 92 Is one of no need to Interview N1V man in doeati City. 1 make serene than in Ocean City. mas] parade Saturday eve* tomes when they saw the 

the mait dangerous high- chaliinan Dave Winslmv. no profit bum and have no 

rungi i would like to see the ch tag patrol eomln 

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 

accidents are not an unusual nenif are accepted as con- Venice, 1 have been a mem* way In Ocean City this on all Saturdays In Deeem« 

i^nxiji t*t~fiH i~tri 

structive, his idea to form the bar of thi Night in Venias 

OwwunellWEi 

Weekend, 1 was SO pleased 

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 

on West Avenue might also Street k not feasible yaps. 1 have invested a gieai years that we've been 

addition, setbacks have Uefl along our beachfront, recently appointed is meet' ment and promotion of the 

intfeased, lot coverage has Work will begin lit Pebfu* ing together with the His- city 

ary. This wuflead to the torloal Commlflfllofl and , " *£» [iWiflft* 

overall number of units eventual plaeement along 

alJowed to be built In Ocean our beadifWtt of sand thai 

O^ hit been Md will be pumped from the 

apmiinately Bm inlet, this will return the 

Ip «U MM a pi time inlet to a safe navigational 

befeta people will start to entrance to the bay/rwtt, 

these challenges arid 

problems should in no way 

m 

Patkittg Authority in order leawiedlit VM, i# that m 

to joi«% adopt a plan for «««'* ^ tay.W*lt fa 

•'••- ^ r ' y every person before he goes 

ottto.thetoeachi No tag, no 

* entrandel Also have atiother 

person stationed at each 

sedtion of beach between 

the hours of 11 and 3 p.m. 

to cheek for people (those 

people who might have 

walked on thi beach 

another way) without tags. 

this would make people 

aware that they must have 

d df Im nut in faVW of bench 

my tags at tags, but HOeeirt City feels 

they have to have mem, 

Asked to purchaw one, then everyone should have, 

they wid titty would go tofAakthm 

akijttMktusm, 

had gone, never to return 

Ocean City & 

Cbatesvllle 

Thanks to Gillians 

' '• grarited. that includes oar 

visitors, out physical Hrruc 

tureti, our residents or the 

He of 

lives In 

.., tdgo- 

LottOvle assodatlona 

wlhier and summer, 

Awodauoti, Midway Civle I liope you ore one 01 mem, 

City has made, aiid 1M (rÂttwtAaUWt 

16*34 Cowmti- m Ocean City evolv* 

tiity AumMltitt md the into an even aiorebeau" 

entire fioutn Jmev area is Cedar Beach AssadatidH year-foiitid Arid i 

have taken the initiative tttfrttiuitliy with IM 

m meeting regularly '' event* and * \ll& 

. losiflfi thaf has 

altered our way o< life 

1 «ee mafiy improvement* 

"If thero l« one thing we learned In 1988, 

It's that we can't take anything foe granted 11 

«ti 9mti§dmti Out u 

., v Ân-/«wtett 

iy to Jd d 1;Mi«l»ttdMMW 

teamtmttout 

iWt th* kimve ttti* 

mtiteA tmte, 

ora oemfTy 

thm ffmpa mtmimtmt 

Auijili fu 

envj/ i us 

9 - •no oowinown wm ttu mf 

Editor, SentUtel-UdjMK why we hwe the tight to 

After tmm » Otm ©V vote m fcak we ttri 1edd» 

every mimm met At past at thi potts wtw m torn w 

15 yearn with my parihti vpMMhtugf vepMMhtugf 

and fraMdpuwtt, I krtew Now (ft the latest attack* 

someday I would wake mt gwup h»» limited the 

Ortdn aty my pumuttnt otnitf it * qptial'tatetett 

resident*. T*Mi pm ago t poup bttttuM its mmbm 

became i homeowner and fntlude kmm mi pmmk 

A miAmt of this local ofifWals and paid pub- 

Ue ttftptopss, whirt in fact 

TfcttiaiWiehoseOeesft both gwtips ihriude thaw 

ttry is obvious, the r)Mrf»- ^ 0 , tkmsi this make 

es, boardwalk tM laid-back Ktfe groups speeiftl inter. 

lifestyle attracted me but 

n\b»tof all bemuse the peo- these groups tnuit 

ple of this town were what remember oni fiLm n 

the word community means; most impoHftht km 

"A group of people living fpimiftgtorth 

together and havinft toter- this or atty etty is 

r»irtt> khd tt is 

Now it seems Alt every Ateyw 

time I buy fh SmtimlW- Why m& theae 

gr or other ana papers, a interest groups 

new gmup of dtteens Is 'with thi m t r 

forming and each is dalm- rives of the people (mayor 

tng to nave the answer to and council) ami continue 

what's best for the dty, to make Dam City th» 

One group (pit) has community that makes peo- 

claimed to have become the ple lite MO want to spend 

"effective representative of the test of our lives here; 

all Ocean City homeowners." 

Isn't this the job of 

j 

the elected officials and 


ten wc« very 

MW Our iditto, 

»WiM«lly Oom 

1 uptiHteijuesl 

fimiP 

*i il« '•;; ir.K \$»r *"' >\ 

I 

Adults should be 

setting an 

with Memorial Park 

As t raw 

i 

4^ 

it is fi* 

— Is wot &e first — 

*» vMi pMfc %m has 4u i IIM> 

JUT**, ff 

paint l 

?s fir s 

mm ttti yeari, flut it is not 

too late. Developers are very 

OCEAN CITY GOVERNMENT 

M«yar 

ttvy GMlan, m Uuaacvdt H\vd 

Counoit president 4 

wmM& 

Counoii member m\ut§§ 

JtMtmeGtum, $i§ Centtui Am, 

Counotlmember ot'iar 

v€iikii -V ''.,': 

8 

ffttt to guide 

SottiersPdiflt 

Cable TV should offer 

a basic basic serv ice 

MU0 wit — thk te a for what's on, and / don't 

t - havetewatdttlldiariHgiSiif 

/don't wish, 

mm 

of Nm However w the swrutief 1 

have five grandchildren 

pe 

(ages Mi) who spend a lot 

1 was extremely disturbed of toe with me, arid 1 

to receive yout note in my tfllnly do not want them to 

km m and to flitd that 1 have the opportunity to 

had to pav an additional wdlh mu et vMi Is m 

amount of mVaevmy month satellite etofl^ 

to let sonie "(fash* ewiie Into o hope that you will be 

my home, 

g a baste basic service 

i have always subscribed it will exclude those nine 

. it a taw-dom to 

to tne tvsc cwie servioBi pn* 

warily to keep such timh ml rale l«6tv pay, 

of my htttie, 1 ttMliiie / cm 

jofmP.Mmt 

hi my set off 1//don't care 

Q 

3ra Wsra 

from themir& staff ot 

I niMfli wwSti Hi ,'»-jlrf»y rj* Ji1;-t'. 't 

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BB WESBtfWEMEPOEW tT.und.y. On it, ISM 

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SAMMONS 

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OUR OFFICE HOURS: 

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ear- 

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1988 

RED RAIDERS 

BOY'9 DA9KETBALL 

VARSITY AND JR, VARSITY 

Thu, D»c, 21 

TUB, Die. 27 

TUB. Jin. 3 

t»H. Jah, S 

Sit. Jan, 7 

Tu». Jin. 10 

PH. Jin. 13 

TUB. Jan. 17 

PH. Jan. 2d 

TUB, Jan. 24 

PH. Jan, !7 

Sit. Jan, ii 

fui. Jan, 31 

PH. Peb, a 

Sit. Fob, 4 

TUB, Fab. 7 

PH. Feb, 1o 

TUB, Feb. 14 

Thu. Fob. IB 

Sit, fob. 18 

Tun, P«b, 21 

Ocean City S4 

oooan city e8 

Stainton's 

C$p$MayCouniy 

LAftOESt 

lift Id 

IVfl Ifjft.l 

BlfiflV 

PUJMMIUtilUMAHHtt 

BROADLEYS 

;i3fjpr,risr.h 

JV/V...MIII»llle 

Vir..,OhHitmii Tourn 

JV/V,,lag Harbor Twp, 

JV/V,.,SHdj8!dn 

Var...'Mlddis Twp. 

JV/V...Abttdaitil 

JV/V..,Holy Spirit 

JV/V..,Mainland 

JV/V...BumbBHmd 

JW.'.Alihis Oily 

JVA/,,.VlnelaHd 

Var...'Audubw Hi. 

JV/V...Mlllviiii 

JVAW/igs Harb. Twp, 

Var...'WildwoBd 

JV/V.,.Brldgsion 

JV/V.,,AbI§pmi 

JV/V. .Holy spirit 

JV/V., Mainland 

Vifilty,, lowor CM. 

JV/V ..Cumbgrland 

HfiAQ COACH TOM OAHfl 

tfw 

m 

i!80 Horns 

TBA WWoad C 

SiiO Awiy 

8:30 Away 

7:00 Heffii 

4:30 Hema 

S:3o Away 

1:30 Away 

BSD HfllUt) 

6:30 HfaWB 

8:80 Away 

, 1M AvMiy 

430 Awny 

S:IO Herns 

8:00 Homi 

5.30 AWiy 

8:30 Homy 

1:30 Home ' 

§;S0 Heme 

6:30 Away 

S'30 Away 

Atlantis City §7 

Mainland 66 

CAREY'S 

thu, Des, ai 

TUB, QBB, if 

Tui. Jin. 8 

Pri, Jan, e 

Sat. Jan. f 

TUB, Jan, 10 

PH. Jan, 13 

TUB, Jan, If 

PH, Jan. 10 

Tue, Jin, M 

hi. Jah, I? 

Sat, Jan, ii 

Tue, Jan, 81 

f rl. tab. 9 

Sit, Fib. 4 

tun. PBb. 7 

FH, FBh, 10 

TUB, Peb,14 

Thu. Fib. 18 

Sit, feb. 18 

Tui. Nb, II 

Ocean City 39 

ocean fclty 64 

BasK^tballcr s •" iJJrestlers 

S\u\tfmtn w Tr*c.K **A Ftcl tiers. 

COASTAL 

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398-5200 

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""Hhv 4:10 Away 

Vif,..Ohtiitmii Taurn, TBA Abudaml 

JV/V...BOB Hatter twp. JHBHBIM 

JV/V...BMdBdtoh 

Vrtr. 'Middle twp. 

JV/v .Absegaml 

1W,,M0 spirit 

JV/V...Maim«nd 

•/hi WE:ST AVF.HUF 

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Vif. •Aliduban MS 

JV/V...MIMlo 

JV/V...eBB Hifbor twp, 

Vat,,, 'Wlldwoad 

JV/V,,,arldflsten , 

JV/V,,.Abi«|gjtii 

JW.,.He!y Spirit 

JV/V ..Mainland 

HBAO OOAOH 0HNI8 UNI* 

Nsn-Usiui 

FIDIUTY 

BAMK 

8:90 Hams 

8:00 Int. Seti, 

4:10 Away 

9:3b Name 

8180 Home 

. mu 

him 

8:30 HilM 

6:00 Away 

9:30 Home 

6:90 Away 

7:00 int 66*1, 

6:90 Away 

4:30 Hetne 

1:10 Away 

6:30 Away 

6:00 Away 

8:30 Home 

Atlanta Olty 82 

Vlldli 

CARTER 

Lincoln y 

UfhSMWMfAVl, 

otun an 

THE 

DAUBY 

iyXJS? 

A make-believe wish list 

for sporting typiesin *89 

to a tety gift list Mr 

p 

l sports pt«âli to oh 

tw» yeaF vrtU be m Jif 

Williams sportscdhirMist; 

Mosi of 

the meaning belxind th» 

«» tos|taaw gUfti. Some 

iwjol tor Ocean City. 

iOi HOPFMAN—anonymity. 

TONY dALANffi — t»ton to the sldeUnit of Oaan 

yr^ttw 

BOB MeALLffiHR — a tow more school wcordi m 

basketball 

TOM PiiRACO — the championship of the Seagull 

Claisle tor hii powerful Middle Towhshlp team. 

BILL NtCkLffi — • Cwup Three eha»plo«iWp this 

year to go with his district title of last year. 

WM P»N - ft 

BOB 

miteast, 

$> 

PAUL UFBVBR — * 

Bos«orTonyGalan»i»iw*W' 

7W PRANK - the klnrf of sueeitt Ad ftekt hw 

in tennis that s*ew Ukdy, bated an herpMkh 

yew, 4i 

BUDRWCtC-aholeinw*. I 

PAT LVNCH - thws «o» h»al% waWft^ abaul the% 

only thing heU need to become the gwatest wetter in | 

Cape-AtlinHcUûehiste^ \ | 

LBNtt - the type of mm U% mt m 

tik^ her girts' basketball Mm onii wto ftfflhtr Aan latt 

sesson in fte state teumawint, 

^ H A P B R r t 

nmc 

Before th# iMioh Ipiidi by, 

M'd like to tiki aw thtjughij d 

thflhki Wyou, ouf wlued cuitomers 

CARTER 

LINCOLN MBRCURY 

14th & West Avenue 

OcBinClly 

BILL MORBLAND — ft Future without Urtii ftlrfgtiway •{* 

and UfteeResi to worry about, fc 

BOTTT BrttNBR — ft basknlball \gmt ta Havwil bver*| 

the holidays, $ 

JW MOaAN - a good yew te hii BABfid ttiirt boyi ^ 

»nd at\ equally good yea* tor his daughter lit Holy Bplp. ^; 

It ^ 

CRAlC MBN9INOBR — thi ftwrt OM Hfir^lsir. 

TIM OALLAGHBR — a wwsttlttg and wmt iehoiat. ? 

ihipwMonbiittlr State CoUigi. Cj 

TOM PARK — a diwce to handle pubUe addreis,^ 

duttisaHhe Super Bowl. , -r 

JACK BOVD—a bwchfrot\t houitt Itt OCMH City. 

8HAR1 THOMPSON — a worid r^wd Itt the 400 

meters. 

TRBH COWHBY — another great defenii ftekt year 

which, coupled with the great olfertie ihi hai wtumtag, 

could give "heir the beat Held hockBy team 1ft Bouth Jer- ^ 

RICH DOR9BV — a baiketbalLgariiB evwy Bfthirdiy. S " 

SHANNON GARR1TV — two itwng ittWii thmughoutbaiketbalUridiOftballMaiorii, 

, 

LBO CHASB — m empty Chriitoai twe lot on* 

Baturday night. B 

LARRY MABi — another ihot at Oeurp Uridli, •"• 

JOB CARINA — 70 peitent rrorn the foul Utti the reit 

of the seagon, . .j 

MtKB NAPLBB — thfBe more uhbiaten ffflis couMtry «• 

seoBons. k 

PREO BBN9ON — good WBithe* on hii next goll trip, '*• 

MAROARBT ROWBtL - a ehaftce toi Use Bit the buketball 

court the moves aha UNK at Egos, 

TO ALL WB HAVB VAMti TO MINTlON - a" 

hippy holiday leasott and a luceeiiful 1989. -' 

Raider, alumni 

run Saturday 

10 

yeiitwiUte 

mmtiy tern 

HIalTOl 

Hie H0\ Mhoal iem 

totitludetflts seastiti with a 

tetotd df lid and a 14thpkfc 

finish In 

wwt PaJettfld, Jack „„. 

î fid totw and IcoH 

Mltk« won Ai top lktl«h* 

W tot the high sthwjl 

thi flluaml 

iidbyMUwI 

A holiday gift to the community from 

The Ship's Store & All Seasons Marina, 

iîJMB w 

Ithe Ship's mxt\ 

WMiteri 

\S*l 

o 

lent HJHI 

. /, Andy,v 

Shawl, John gtfk 

Baron Schlachter uwu 

Getie Watts and ClifL 

ittt (IJMjj Paul laitjni 

Mob flond, 

(IWS AI 

KeUy,,, 

(;'( 

_a«BW94fl .„. 

the high school teams. 

1 'Jii#d4 wflfl/Mfi 

Tlii alufflitl teiffl" 

Won the alumni erott , 

High 9ttiO6l «M invited ta-. 

ttifl- tttt) finest Will statt at' 

call SStf' 

„ (WteKfl 

mi 

.Girls coast 

to victory 

in opener 

Ifli Odm dW |Ms out- by 5-6 Junior NottUe 

s«*ed AtkMUd dry, 144, In DeMowt, a 14-ptM genw kit 

the mmi petiod of kit ywr, 

week** HBMli opeiiw and Next Monday Ocean City 

then coaitod to a 39.a vlcto- faMs another vary- young 

V-. «,. t , . twin, Wlldwood Gatttbllc, Ut 

QiHs4jttitfi tttihi'Whlch the oBsnUtg ttufld of ttti 

ttw fldulh Uttwy Otaup HmvaTdaNle al Abiegtim 

- tail kit ]wr by jut High School. 

|i pamra, nao a sUrh, »•/, 

iFlMdifitfOHgpariod, 

But thii* licohd-pifiod 

cwloslttt tjpetiGtl a 22-7 load 

thai wii waugh to supply 

tfJVli 111 11 • 

*ttt# m toflii ^lit 18 

poirttt evenly in tht thitd 

. ._.wafd Margaret 

r-— Wted Ocean City 

wifli lfl pdttte, lifting ha 

cards' total to 526 points. 

Mvell rnwed up to the 16th 

posltltiH dttldiig all-tlhie 

Mm wt#li\& tendm, passl«| 

triflh Levitt (516) and Sue 

Senior guard Shannon 

CMty added 10 pdhti to 

M^ fiaida 1 toted- junior guard 

PMufilw MtDowell and sophtirHofe 

deriter Antlonette 

VUtm «ch added six poiiits, 

Wfth y\rlgfeld Snatp scoring 

d at Mlllvllle/ a ttatn 

that hdii a fiew coadi (Steve 

wters backjed 

/ r r t rt rf INI 

Qlmtttt 

nmmaB 

of kappt; s 

SPENQLER'S 

231 WBBT AVI., DIAL 300-3343 

Closed foe Vacation 

. From Monday, b6c 19th ^ 

Re-Open Monday, Jan. 16th 

omQBuggBBtlonB 

fotunderthdtre&, 

things thatm useful 

$nd8tlllbtliig much glee, 

a tool fervour dad, 

a toy for his pet, 

dozens of gifts 

ihMt you haven't got yetl 

a Black & Decker Tools 

a Skil Cordless Tools 

a Weathervanes and Signs 

a Revereware & Sunbeam 

aG,E,Housewares 

O Toys ind Beds for 

good dogs and cats 

CI Salad Shooters 

O Can Crushers 

O Flashlights & Batteries 

O Dustbusters, Workmates 

0 Flags & Thermometers 

dHili 

May love and 

peace fill your heart and home, 

Mery Christmas from the entire 

WaitacePamlly 

WALLACE HARDWARE 

Men's and Boys 1 

JACKETS 

and 

Woolrlch 

20% Off 

^KL 

i|i SpbrtoDudk Boots and 

ShdBS for Men & Women 

MEN'S PAJAMAS 

8VD and MANHATTAN 

*«*< 

frMrt»10" 8 teM4' 1 

WALLABEES 

by Clatk 01 England 

»1*H|^^#» 

A GIFT OF FASHION 

Robert Bruce and h A n / *%***- 

LeTtgre Sweaters..N0W Z0 70 UFr 

You II find everything you need to complete his list 

at LEON'S Me^S end BOY> SWEAR 

NEW BAUNCE. CON VERSE 

PUMA and AVI A 

for Men, Women & Children 

WOOLRIClT 

SHIRTS 

Chamois, 

Csrdurey 

Wobls 

and 

Plunneln 

20% Off 

:•* » J 

tin's & Boyr i Min>6 

ROBES •14 al to •38 M 1 SLIPPERS 

A Boatman's 

Best Friend 

7S6 Asbury Avenue 

(tieaHt'ity/NhwJGfti'l 

OPEN 9 to 9 

MonJhruFrL 

and 

Men's 

RUGBY 

and 

CASUAL 

SHIRTS 

20% OFF 

SLACKS! 

. and 

UJXOCHRA 

Keep Warm with Thermal 

&rwear 

"HM IB 

JOCKEY (2 layer) 

DRESS 

SHIRTS 

by 

John Hentv 

end 

JIFFIES 

IVANS 

WELLCO 

Wool and Thermal 

SOCKS 

GORE-TEX&ZEROi 

GLOVES 

GOLF 

SHOES 

by DEXTER 

mmmmtti PHONE 39^2768 

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Raiders, Mustangs in Christmas tourney at Wildwood Catholic 

B10 THESB1TJNEL-LEDGER Hiundty, Doc &, ISM 

0 Ocean City and Main- CaftoUe game. The MB-CaAolic 

against powerful In other boys action, Mid- joined by St Jama In the gon Easiride, PaW.c, Waste. other half of (he Mown, Salem awd tMWii 

land meet in neM wcok'i Ivilte-Chewkfe winner wUl Middle Township and dle Township joins Eastern Satred Heart Toumaiwertt datf» CltffM Scott, fieU. 

WUdwood Catholic Boys* be awaiHng die Mainland- Abtegami against Qakereit. and a half-dozen other top beginning next Wednesday. 

PJainfleld«nd East Orange And Bammonton «Ml> Abo, Lower Cipe MayJ* 

Christmas Tournament in WUdwood winnr, 

The Mainland girls play teams in Ae Seagull Classic Atlantic City facts TO 

comes S * 

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GENERAL 

pfl 

cuitom name* 

nvneiBeni 

Additions *AH8ftfort» 

TOM HOLLAND 

f.RI'A 

024 

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be yours throuoh the 1 andorgaia 

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Shore Memorial nurses Sallle A. Sett-Stewart, left, and 

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Catarlng for your 

Holiday Party 

Be a relaxed Santa this 

yeat\..let Tom's Dell 

do all the work, 

• Sandwleh PIstt.M 

PliHifl 

• Owe Pumooi Six foot MWflU 

TM NHftt mtf, WtaMh UJMh NwMiM I IkMl fi«*y 

"MAKIUIAHAWT 

m's deli 

Christmas! 

to the finest people in the world) 

MAN 

IB I 

AIMOU3AIM 

Keep Informed, Read TUB B^Hnel-Ledger 

Your community Newspaper Every Week 

in 

it elves u§ mai 0i& . .„ H1 =D. 

you and io extend our warm, sincere thanks. 

And have a healthy, Happv New Year tool 

CHATTIN-HALLIDAY 

ttitwam tewm, I 

^htitiu Harbor 

BUTCHER SHOP I 

A DELICATE88EM 

OflDER EARLY FOR 

t Prim Rib«*Pteebturk&y& 

Hams * tf tot Morton 

T C DIAL 399-0986 

i I 

T»1»*t 

poclemBtotywthdow. 

Cope Savings improves Marmora office 

SoulhBhMiRd.totap»ve Ae WfWMon indudes a 

watt Association, has Btrvleei to its Upper town. tow la»gir ioBby, ioBby mow ffl ffl 

Bi-county traffic 

plan begui 

mg H laid UM But ihai sub' «nu 

committees havi bain aaii 

tmmti to MdUM Mi tell W* 

•Mil mill dililii.i... UBiiitiuil •"*• 

ihatik 

" ii# 

pant restraints 

to 

will 

mi ulg of 

saf 

Na National Higy 

SSafety 

AdtnlrdstraUon. 

Accotdlng to fillenberg, 

the need to linpmve exist- 

' ^programs Is evident in 

Jt drivers 1^-24 represent 

s titan if percent of the 

l ktloiirtrtit ate 

involved in 20 0 pateiit of 

theaccidtots, 

Drive* error 1B a factor In 

65 percent tit all accidents, 

sp«« an •dd 

dtive'Up teliw window, 

•ad a new 244BU* MArj 

jutotttt Wl ehlne. 

dew- 

Mndow 

—pOMbd u 

techiral design 

««iHi 

Couttt y 

Free parking 

for holidays 

is available 

a uni^jettid 

mmt for 

With no time limit 

through bee, 31, 

Bill Augiiot announced. 

WhUg meim on the 

Street will remain 

mm in the 

block of Central Avenue 

Utfl ttittttd spaces at 

w.nsi, behind 

ild's Will bo free. 

Wishing you the '(;: 

with much 

The Staff at CAREY'S 

* 

A i6v$ that brightens,, from a 

60MBRS tdtNt — f.J. set oti m /tiot, all MiiMUw howes dHdh^tfKalt 

fwif of them, to visit some neW'fwind friends In SHitfles have shown tHaf» pet can be both 

the uedlatric unit at Shofe Memorial Ho^ltal psychologically arid' pyli^caiiy betiefldal 

thiiinollday season. s . ' Iti a paHerit'g recovery, and especially safer the 

A sttedally trained golden fttftevar, t*iti Is a elderly. According ttj'tkerajsy Dbg lltefahiw, 

mimmA therapy dog owned by Shore Memo* sottie nui'sltig hdWet *UM wsldents ttt keep 

riaTetnploydefatMcCartneytrfStiullVlllfl. A 

p^WontheprettiiWatali'tlnieSaSdOnipanldnS, 

P,l has feeett mtiiind by Therapy Dotis as a fliefltts of prdttwtlrig better healthinteWidHcmalo/Hllhld^M.J./fltid 

flp^rta thetag "fhe best part Is tb«ee tale's faces light up 

to tw 

PJ. wtttf seleeted as a therapy dog because of 

his even iemtiehtient and frifendtintm "doltlett 

retrievers are great with kids," she said. 

McCartney said that she ,atid hef dog have 

been Vtsltiltg nursing homes, kindergartens and 

hospitals fttr abodt two years, Her friend, fiathy 

Yard, OWflS two bull mastiffs who also take part 

in the therapy dog program. During the holidays, 

thsy doti Santa suits and are collectively 

known as "the barking reindeer," 

Fairness and 

conservation 

study's goals 

fl| JAMfcSm/PATRICK 

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Sea isle residents now ftty i flat 

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mmMu^s: 

Woman injured in 

house fire Sunday 

dabbeliem 

biSdAStio uid that while 

10 Hrefightert were M the 

call, three false alarms 

louHded in varioui parts ol 

the dty> ineludiMg the 

area news 

highlights 

O.CtUX 

metier offered 

OCEAN OCtY - The 

a^d bk 

wiA an 

KI Asbory Awmw fthbps remains a pite ot debris Anted this week. 

—the ittwttim of l New Jwtey-Amertcan Watw Company 

mm main wplatcemeW pwjad whteh was com- DettUi lAy, feui uttdtt Ac w»a»geii\eftt the 

pleted wMks ttgo. Tt» Wted-tn tmnchss mated an Pttrt Natonai ftmk ÂAwi» whfch hftB thu* 

o-incn atop trom me parKfng area bentnd BOnw Bnop. bwn Aw, IU w U ^ would wewe With th« 

d*d oh 9ti\ Sh«h 

on&meithaht reports, 

TwoAirds of the riridd of eaiiv bawc fts well M , 

wgulMory igeftdM would have to epptoVe Ae prottSal 

belie the lenglhy me^r prtweliS tirttthi be comlSd 

CBANdlWAlw 

woman was injured SiiKtlfty 

rdght when aw§ attempted 

to stomp out a fire which 

partially destroyed her 

Went Avenue hewe, 

aukht&ties reported* 

ftetteved to have been 

sparked by a blanket 

tfiroWa over > m eleetrte 

heater, the fire ruined half 

the two-story d 

hat4»Weit 

hOtaeat4» 

fire officials. 

Firefighters doused the 

blaee, which occurred 

around MS pm^ In "a few 

ittlftutdit" accordlHg to 

lenity Chief tVic blMnsdo. 

The three people who 

lived to the stogle-faMy 

home are staying with h§la» 

Uves, hi said. One of the 

occupants, Charlene White, 

38, watt treated it Bhore 

Memorial Hospital for 

burns to her feet, and later 

released, said BBeiaseie. 

the fire started In a set* 

ofld-itary bedroom, effU 

the false alarms didn't 

hamper Breftohters 1 efforts, 

according to tJlBdasdo who 

pointed out that in die put 

week a lull doten or so* 

false calls were l 

Cabbie 

robbed 

by fere 

oeiAN eit¥ - AH 

AtlanUe City taxleab driver 

delivering a fare to lit and 

Wesley wag robbed by his 

passenger", perhaps at gun. 

point, at HOB Friday morn- 

ItiB, police snJd, 

John Edghlll, if, hid 

picked Up i fltut, around 20 

'ears old, ftotn a casino, 

iccotdlhg to Del. Robert 

Blevltt. tltt suspect, 

dPficribed flo being 9-9, hnv- 

Ing iofl|, lend curly hair 

and a thin build, took about 

PEACE 

ONAEARTH 

May this New Year see 

fulfHlmentofprospoHty 

andbrotherhoodforall 

mankind, Ourthanks to 

you, loyal friends, foryour 

continued ppatronage 

OfS^d 

There are local ties 

to crash over Scotland 

UXKBRMfi, totland - A»WWUM\Um»m 

•board the til-fated Pan Aw Right 103 Wednwt* of aÛ 

AR the statt 

_ j'trt tipptttft Ifwtêtt dated lS>-perteM 

l- after attbV^W tot A wd»it- tedttrttoftgoaL > • 

Wow Sh tosb thw»\# b UppttttownsWpwlUmy 

tecycltnft effottjd. He tft the heighborttofrd o( 

that his hUto^ $lWv0(»tn total ttppta« fee 

h\ Sw tile City, 

Kent of Pttblkt 

Buperlrirenuent JOnn rox. IB _ v 

looking at tt potential 41 tonnftge feduettonn due to 

( Ah toana«Hi» we really permit — $??v000 -- recydlngt would add 

have Mited tofttwl over b\creaseintheicity\tippttttt ÔOOtnttpptaftfeetostA 

A3 

UonaMemtobet 

the — 

SMd *w«V 

y 

:yv the t\ew6 

additional 

. • mm 

fthd ittwe thaw 

tft addltlbftal tlppt»g 

fee tost* over last yeart 

-•L^^^""~ to city eftd 

n 6 

L 

b toldftet 

d\ar«efarl^ts$t.< 

by tht MuA ter . ewt* to the Itoft. 

debt servtee to Sea tale City wat barged tttettt ekpeh^ MariAatds fee totals protected to total Awbotdtng to MUA ehairhfer» 

?^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 

nuiae ID 

rednesaay. ^ ^p^vetAeAta made to ment watt by ttaMUA this budget is 68 per&nt pettent debt $16^000 tn In 198*. 1988. Hut estt- several other tommikston- tommisstonth>»h 

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 

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- 

waste tteatoent budget will MaHnakis said less ttAan A portion of «\e waste

D 

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PBA holds holiday party for students 

tht Ocean, Qty PoUoe- ifve to a brother or Site* at 

man's Benevolent Assoda- &««•. said Schaffer, and 

ttoft (PBA), Local «I, held "Ws added a ipeflal touch 

Its annual Christmas party to ths party," 

for students, prior to the lite association, which in 

holidays, at the primary p»t yean l»Id &• toy 

and intermediate Khools giv»-§way on th» Music 

and also St. Augustae'i Pier, beân preparations for 

Regional School. &• event in September. 

Members erf toe PBA and Drt, Bgt Jot Betoel, FtL Rich 

Santa Oaus visited each of Wtshart and BUI Sparks 

the sehooli for several wganiwd the program, 

hours. Each chUd visited The PBA also assisted 

with Santa Claus and mow than 50 neady families 

received a gift of their to Ocean City with toys, 

choice. fowl and food gift oirtifi- 

"All the work mat is eates, under the direction of 

done to raise funds and Drt. William Wilent, ehalrerganize 

the event is worth man. 

the expression on the chil Fund raising events and 

dren'i faces," said Dei. donations from residents 

Gary Sehiffar, president of contributed to this year's 

the PBA, Many children party, which totaled 

,0 toys and gift eerttfteatw. elal wlihss durthg PBA Christmas party. 

' SAL! • SALE . SALE. SALE • BALI • SALE. SALE. SALE- 

50% W 

IM WltctTO MMCIMNMMi 

700 Aibufy Am, Ocean City 

398.1740 

Daily 10-8 Cloied Mon. Jan. i 

> BALI • 8ALE • SALE • 8ALE • BALE • SALE • SALE 

Young at §| 

Heart to 

meetJanJ lpm 

j 

'ntty: Xlam Witt hold in § 

Tfcepwgreitt will feature 

Willie Akarthy, prtfrfint«t 

ttw local fcalmm to 

fteis(TO,iiigttist— * 

< t t Tgp l f 

Gty taxpayer* formed to 

o^taj ewpMy tawa end 

•f• ; 

Gifts for patients 

t MtltenCiMte, lift, and Mary Barton, righMf th 

Ingersoll heads the Star Lodge in Tuckahoe Celebrates 80ih birthday 

its 125* year, 

1 

^ W. topr- 

Past marter, Harold C fifi 

put dtstrtct dipu^ 

Morgan Morris, who IB cur- grandmaster. 

treasurer, were among the past master serving ai 

honored guests in the installing Marshal; and 


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i i iSll'l M i Hi I-\|I- 1 -.1 (A I. I 

i \ M I | i I S II 'A I I h", . , .1) | S V \|.-| 

"Himlli .Icrscy's Miiiinond S 

t 

n " " ••"""•••' 

Cuiit speaker- was 

COMMUNICATIONS IS 

MEETING TOPIC 

Shirley Ford Wealhere, 

image consultaht and ' 

dent of Style Inc. of i 

too, will discuss "better 

communications through 

lmaBe" at the next meeting 

of the New Jersey Adsoda- 

Bon of Women's Business 

Owners, Cape May County 

Chapter, Jan, it at the Lobster 

House, Cape May. Din» 

ner Is 7 p.m. with cocktails 

at 6 pM, Cdst it $16 for 

members, $20 for nonmembers. 

Call 398-1992 or 884- 

2806, 

Jersey. 

Vocal solos were sung by 

Linda Sue Ford. 

Rose Bartholomiw of Un- 

guest of honor it a party to 1 

celebrate her 80th birthday, I 

Dee, 16, In the board room lj 

tt«ptlon was held follow- 

Ing the ceremonies at the 

Stow, m 

Mays Landing fire hall. A longtime Ocean City | 

reildent and Stalnton $ 

employee tor many y§Ms, •$ 

Bartholomew Is In charge Of Hi 

me housiware and dilldren's 

department In the 

store. 

Employees from her 

departments, along with 

employees throughout the 

store, presented her win 

and Jewelry box and a Norfolk 

pine tree decorated for 

Christmas. 

New Year's baby;f)^ 

pin fWlfl Prank Weolty, I ^««MU^NiW Year's tosb-bibyeontiit(ipwi«id 

to Aat fflns to parents who 

m BSCI in rifls offered by local mi*auitii ' 

Osborns in concert at 

OCEAN 1 CITV — lift 

ttinttift has ttf w« te 

800 ot than to bodies, 

11^ fe d 

mW«ttttto to 

»he nmw music tnd m » 

t b C l t a 

gas- wj^ pu»p£ is to pft*. ffl 

pfc . Osboms tn pmlw of Jews 

Hob Osbom Is meniger Christ, 

The Osboms PlUB 

Choir entertains seniors 

with holiday favorites **** 

PArtsmtrt In tht Unlttti Methodist Women's Christmas comedy Ineiucte, from lift, be judged 

UMW presents Christmas play 

Christian club makeup mmmm 

demonstration Jan, 9 ^ ^ 

At nwrttte*. Dee,». We*. Wt 3eOWa.4£DGtB At 

obituaries. 

Peter Macphoi son, 68; 

photographer 

: 9OMGRS POINT —Peter Maq>henon, 68, ot this com- 

• munity died Dec 13 in Shor Memn-ial Hospital altar a 

•brtfriUneis. 

' A freelance phoiographcr for Tht Smtind-Ltigfr tor 

: fte |»ast MVeral wire, he spedtlired in sporti photdgK- 

J phy and, according to newspaper editor John AndruB, 

; litttally wtnt out of his way to provide coverage of 

: youth sports. 

'PetarMBcphtnon rared deeply for young people and 

tills concetti showed in his photographs," Andrus laid. 

"He deUghted In capturing the 

midal moment of a play on film. 

He was able to picture the exuberance 

of his subjects through a 

blending of professional ability 

and his love of youth while meet 

tow the challenge of the moment.* 

Born In Bathgate, Scotland, 

Macphenon came to the United 

States In 1926. 

He was i graduate of the Pitts* 

burgh Institute of Art and had a 

distinguished eireer is a prolesilonal 

photographer to Pittsburgh, 

Pa. where he resided before moving here 10 years ago. 

SuivtvinB are his wife, Sueette; three ioni, David of 

Longport, Robert of figg Harbor Township, and lames 

ef Sbmen Point; two daughteri, Butanne of Boston, 

Mass, and Sandra of Pittsburgh; a brother, Jamei of 

Donora, Pa., and a sister, Jean Mulr, of CWno, Calif. 

Servlw was Tuesday it Gospel Hall Home in Longport, 

with Minor Hawk of Pittsburgh) a lifelong friend, 

speaking of Macpherton*s resolute nature, his Christian 

life and of his coming to accept Christ as his personal 

savior. 

Arrangements were by the Jeffries and Keates Funeral 

Home, Northfleld. 

Kathleen Martin, 66 

; OCBAN crrV-Kathlein D. Marttn, 66, of 100 1st 

Street, died Dee. 28 at her home. 

: Bom In Philadelphia, she lived here permanently for 

six years, 


FLOWER SHOP 

OctanClty'% Family Flotlat 

CHRISTIAN SC 

Welcomes you 

to study the 

"go®" 

"T0mt ittktM Andmatin to Bi pnbidj and 

wtgmtmt is tuutmmk," 

,, 0«Jl Hlfmpiiud of 

wm.tm Mommn ANB __J_.. 

y Mtty Batet Eddy, 

145:3 

Jlflgi, twmatletu and (upjmtl fa te«d«« fdf mf«t one 

hundtid ycati, 

mt 

Firit Church of Christ, Scientist 

8th AAsbury Avenue 

Ocean City 399-0038 

First Pre§byterian Church 

"UoWngtorthrke WardofUfe' 

B;MBI I IL I SSV 

SUNDAYJAN, 1,1089 

MotnlngVJdtshlp 11AM 

9 WAYS AND 

MAN'SDAYS" 

W Unit. She served in 

the Bulge. 

nu ana i UHB VJUD, 

Shewaiamemfaer«IStfttnee&i 

Surviving aw her hustettrf,&vid B4| ttw 

8. of Bucks County, Pa, and fecJtert |, of UL_ 

Sfi. Hel t ^ ° r Wtihihgton, b.en 

WUUiin Dougherty of Bucks Ooumm Ifo. ", 

g«ndthi!d«h; --/»-i 

nine 

be to WUatt Penn OiMetwy, PhOadltfphla. 

Uffll arwnittttente a» by the (QodMy t^neitl Matte, 

Jake O'Connor, 1 

SOMBSS POINT— Jake O'Connor, .,^.U.,U,-U1U «, 

of John A. and Maty f. O'Connor, died FHdBV In Children's 

Hospital In PhiladelpKlfl. 

Also surviving are a brother, Michael at home| and 

paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. faith A. O'Connor 

A Mass of the Angels was Bald Tuesday In St. Joseph's 

Church. Burial was In Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays 

Landing. 

Arrangements were by the George H. Wimberg 

Funeral Home, Unwood, 

Contributions may bo made to the Atlantic County 

March of Dimes, 

Emily J. Smith, 90 

OCBAN CITY - Emily J, Smith, 90, died DM. 2i In the 

Eastern Shore Nursing Home, Swalnton. 

Formerly of Unsfotd, Pa., Mrs. Smith moved to this 

community lr. 1920 and was a resident at Eastern for the 

past six years. 

She was a retired saleselerk it the Stnwbrldgt and 

Clothier sure In Philadelphia. 

Mrs, Smith was a member of St. Peter's United MethodlBt 

Church and the Order ot the Eastern Star, Chapter 

No. 83. 

She Ii survived by a brother, Boyd W. NattteSS til Somers 

Point. 

eastern Star service wHi be 10:30 a.m. today ftfcttj. 

day), followed by funeral service at 11 &m> it the 

Godfrey Funeral Home. Friends may call from 10 a.m. 

at the funeral home. Burial will be In Seaside Cetrtetery, 

Marion F, .Josephson, 11 

SOMBRS POINT - Marton F. "Mickey* fc&phm, 

81, of Ocean Avenue, dlid D«. 48 at hw hoMB, 

Mrs, Josephsoti operated Mickey's Ceramic Shop here. 

A lifelong area resident, she was bom In Newo arid was 

a longtime member of the Seafood Bowling League in 

SurviviriB art hit* husband, Freds two daughters, Patty 

G, Cole of MlUvllle and Linda S, Paltfwti oriaureldalei 

a son, Pred U at home; arid two Bisters, Edna Nell of 

Hatnmofiten and VvbriMe ^Vejfflttrt af iWgWWt Michj: 

Marvin Stewart of Ne ; sc6i dtiti rwd grandchildren. 

Service wm bi Id $M.: today (tiiuwelay) at the 

Adami.p«/eet VmttAfam NekMd, Burial vMbi 

In Laurei Mernorial Park, f 

Walttr W, itier, f 6 

DOVfiM, DgL — Walter W. SUdr, 76, fohnetly of till' 

wodd,Nj, died Det,2idt Ids httttie. 

New Sunday Schedule 

ST.JOHN'S 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Ooirtittl Avenue at Teruh Stf^l 

OoflflHCtty 

9:00 a.m, - Christian Education 

10:30 a.m.-Worflhlp \K 

Wedne3dayWor3hlp,7:30p(m, 

ST,PETER'S UNITED 

b MyrUc fcAch, ac, A Umgkcm rodent o! U«- 

Ki Wtt bom ta HiasWfttville. H.U and moved to 

grtttdAlldiw. 

^rvUtt VrtB tttttt&y at Sfc Paul's Episcopal Church 

Cftiwd^ Del. teurkl was private. 

A m i t were by the Michael ). Amteuso 

Corttributlonii may be Bent to the Central Delaware 

Hospice, 637 & Governors Ave.> Ower, Del 19901. 

Andrew L» Gilford, 46 

EOMERS POMf - Andrew L Glffonl, 46, a detective 

Wrgeant with the Somere Point Mite Department, died 

D^ 23 at Short Memorial Hrtebttel after a short Illness. 

" -"*-'-•-• - r - • sPotteeDepart* 

of the March of Dunes 

he coordinated the Mother's March for the 

A graduate of Ocean City High School and Atlantic 

Community College, Mr. Glftord was a veteran of the 

Alt Fora* and a past member of the 177th Tactical 

Fighter Group of this New Jersey Air National Guard. 

A charter member of the Boners Point Fire Department, 

he was « member of the Police Benevolent Association 

LdCdl No, 77 of the South Jersey Investigators, a 

past member ot the Somen Point Rescue Squad and was 

a coach with the Sowers Point Little League. 

A longtime area resident! he was bom in Perth 

Amboy. 

Surviving are two sons, Michael A. and Matthew D, 

both of Somers Point; a daughter, Pamela B, of Somers 

Point, nil mother, Edna M, of Somers Point; a sister 

Mart«."Gerry" Rolf of Somen Peirtts and a brother, 

Robert j, of Somers Point. 

Service WAS Tuesday at the Mlddleton-Sttoble Funeral 

Home. Burial was private. 

Arthur Geissler, 76 

SOMBRS PO1MT - Arthur Cdssltt, 76, of Bay AVLnuodlDtl 

Dec. 24 ntBhnrcMcmoriii) Hospital, 

Mr. Gelssler formerly was a booWceeper in the 

acîintlr^ department at Pacemaker Co., Newark, 

tttew are nolmmedlate lurvivflw, 

Service wai Wednesday at the Adams-Perfect Funeral 

Hone, Northfield, Burial wai in Uurel Memorial Park, 

Pomtwa. 

Leone A. Creelman 

6P1UNC3F1BLD, Pa,*-Lioni A. ttgiiMW of All AW 

died Dec, J3 at tho Har«Um Hall Nursing Home in 

MMMWCMUt^ Ut^ 

reefetwi wai a reHred stattstidan for Atiantic 

Ct». In Phlkdelphia, 

tjg are two sons, Howard R Jr. of Ocean City 

Xiipfttt 

one rioter. DUibpth A> Btown bt Chal/ont. P&,\ 

gtandchlldrett and three great-grandchildren. 

ttfVMf* and burial were private at the convenience of 

the/aWily. 

Lavinia HolHngsworth, 71 

Arrangements were by the OUver H. Bait Co,, Phlla- 

OCBAN CtTY-LavLfllo ft, HoUlflgftWofth, 71, died 

Dec 16 at Show Memorial Hospital, 

Bom In Philadelphia, sho lived lit Abtngtottj Pa, and 

NapefVllle. ill, before triovitig here, , , 

MVi, MollliigsWdttli WAS » m&nbet of St. Peters 

UnltodMdthod Lit Church, 

i of Palernwi a itta Gewge Wi 

Sstfi simsi and Asbu/y Avenue 

fttiv, Paul W, wtdarLod, Pmtf 

SUNDAY JAN, 1,198& 

10J30A,M, Sermon; 

"BJBINO CHR1STUNEVEWY DAV" 

• '.i\ NefyCommunldn "/'• ! 

-/,,: • 

NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICE 

SirrtaiwiDwitAttheM^lPui^t^lltttevPWli,. ^ 

delphta, Pa. Burial was tn " 

George Moore, 69 

PEPTFORD—George W* Mocrte, «9, 

Isle City,died Dec. 21 tn UhdefWOod 

Mr.' Moore was a retired con&tttietioft 

wasamembtrofBeableatyKtatoêLo 

and was ar. Army veteran of World WarB. 

, hiifeMa*yLtlidftUght . L /M«aaugwerkjatti6Lynft ^ 

Santarcangelo of Deptford; two brotheWv Nicholas of ^ 

HoridaandlohnofQdifbmiatandtttfeegwndchUdfett. "^ 

Funeral service and Masonic BerviCfe Was Mohday at ' 

the Inglesby and Sons Funeral Home, Periru»auken. Vj 

Burial wti in Mount HcJly Cemetery. \s 

Contributions in his memory may be sent to the \> 

Maionlc Home of Burlington, dr the Mawtelc Con*' H 

VinnyBrna,60 

SOMBRS POINT-Vlmy M, Bma, 60, died Dec 21 in 

Shore Mimorial Hospittl. 

A dealer at Caesare Hotel Casino in Atlantic City, she 

WM a member rf St Joseph^ Ghuieh. 

Surviving are her husband, Robttrr Ct • daughter. 

Sunn of tws dty, and a ton, Edward of Pleasantvlfle. 

Service wai Saturday in the Middleton^troble Funeral 

Home. Burial wai private. 

Edna Hopper, 92 

OCEAN crrY-Bdna C. Hopper, M( died Dte. II to••*-il 

Rjlsom,Pa.,itthihon\eofrierioni ,' 

Bom in Philadelphia, Mrs. Hopper lived here for 2fi 

years, She wai a member of the O 

and Shuffliboard Club. 

Surviving are a ion, Gerald ft Jr. of PolsOm, ftlx grand* 

children and 10 great-grandchildren. 

n 

Service wai Dee, 23 at the James P, Knoetgen Pilneral 31 

Home, Ridley Township, PA> Burial was private. •;\ 

Contributions may be made to the OeettrV City Shuffle- •V 

board dub, 1W. Station Rd., Ocean City, 0B226. ; Hi 

'ill 

Elizabeth Merstorf, 87 

it! 

OCBAN ClTY^Blkabeth H. (Shaw) Mtfttorf, 67, died .:„' 

Dec, 25 in Bilrdette TomllM Memorial Hospital, Cape r 

May Court House. 

j 

\ 

She Is survived by a daughter, Dorothy 3. Schmidt of nV 

Ocean City; a grandson and two gfdat-gtandchildren, •V 

Service was Wednesday at the Godfrey Funeral Home. 

Burial will be 11 a.m. today (Thursday) at ihe Garden of 

Faith Cemetery, Baltimore, 

Contributions may be made to the Great Commission 

Fellowship, in care of Ocean City Baptist Church, { 

spindrift 

by Joe Gilbert 

Skating a loss 

He was small in stature, a greatest affection (is him. 

giant when you got toHe 

was the epitome of gen' 

know him. 

llemanly gwee and charm, 

He had a quick wit, a It was a delight to be In his 

•low, easy smile and hecompany, 

never seetned to be per. Peter Macpliefswi, phom&phetpartiieilmxMd 

wa» friendly without a htunan 

US!*9 ri lh h 

ifaw 

ft hut 

friends usually, to be his 

friend - and accepted as 

to 

pi 

obituaries 

Vestto C Dubbs» 83 

O N $ H V 

the 

tu*ei*n Howe, Ocean Vtewt 

Tfll^teWH^tllC 

ol^teWo^tAlnCapeMayCouHttoVsse, 

fonnerly. df Pertdomen Valley, t*a^ «he V«4 an Ocean 

of the SAi*h StlUwdl Chapter of theCteughW 6f the 

Atneikan Revotutioft tod * ttwtnber of Ihe trinity 

UiUtedChuiAofChrtottoSpinneratown. 

Burvtvtftg tut hat husband* firederte &; two tuna; ft*tfr 

» eric & Jr,^ Ocean City w>d John C. of PhoCrtUViUe. IX 

live grandchlldwnj and one grea^grandehlld. 

Gnveslde aetôe will be 11 a.m. Prtday In Trinity 

^ United ,Chu*ch of Christ Cemetery. Amttgettentft ete 

: by theGodfrtyFynewlHomeof Palermo. 

Helen M. Keener, 63 

SOMERS POINT - Helen M. keener, 63, of Show 

; Rood, died tW, 26 in Shorn Memtwtal Hospital. 

M«. KeeftHf was bom tn White Haven, Pa., and was ft 

ikmet member of the Ladles Auxiliary of the American 

Legion In Sdmers Point. 

Surviving ate two Sons, Donald J. of Cardiff end John 

Baranyak of Orlando, Fla.| a daughter, Rose Smith of 

Bargalfttowrtj two Blsfert, Mary Metklnls of Scotch Val' 

, ley, Pa.k and Ann ttelem of White Haven, Pa, v , a brother, 

John Barahyak of White Haven, Pa.t and six gtand- 

chlldteh. hlldteh 

Service will be 2 p.m. today rihursday) In the Adaws- 

Pcrfect Funeral Home, KloHhfleld. Burial will be In 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. Friends may call at 1 »JA. 

itoday at the funeral home. 

&fffro*tii I Rose Emerson, 85 

MW 

him 

OCEAN CHY-Rose t, fitnerson. fi5t died Dec. 22 at 

her home. 

Mrs. Emerson was a member of the Ocean City avic 

Oub, Ocean City Historical Society, the Sweet Adelines 

singing group and the Altar and Rosary Society of St. 

Prances Cabttnt Church, where she formerly was a solo* 

k< A resident of this dty since 1970, she was formerly of 

Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 

There are no Immediate survivors. 

A Mass of Christian Burial was Wednesday at St. 

Prances Cabrlnl Church. Burial was In Holy Sepulchre 

Cemetery, Philadelphia. 

Arrangements were by the Godfrey Funeral Home. 

Elizabeth Oniffrey, 87 

NORTHFlfiLD—filkabeth Oniffrey, 87, of Shepherd 

Circle, died Dec, 20 at the Greenwood Health Care Cen- 

'ter.Pleasantville. , , 

Formerly of Mlnersville, Pa., Mrs, Oniffrey lived in the 

area three years. 

Surviving are two daughters, Ellen Erker of Miami, 

and Bthel Jones with whom she made her home! two 

sons, filinei 1 of Newburgh, N.Y., and Michael of North 

Carolina! io grandchildren, and five great-grand' 

children. „ • . .. > 

Service wds-,Btt!.'23 at the Oravlte Funeral Hotne, 

^Shenandoah.'Pa. flurlal Was In Byuaritifle Catholld Cetti' 

*atefy,Mahanoy0ty,Pa. 

Local arrangements were by the Adams-Perfect 

Funeral Howe, 

Amos of Ocean City told 

USA Weekend, which 

recently set up a phone-in 

poll on "How our meals 

have changed." On Its 

cover, a Rockivellesque 

painting portrayed a 

nuclear family enjoying a 

hontecooked dinner in a 

INSTATE AD CAMPAKJN 

must «dt figure what 

[) A«d HOW WO 

uitavfl noticed that fl dra< 

lr trutijd shdt'ef Raiinle Novi^ 

UififaeBtibeiflg us^d by 

Madllfl«d/^,^& 

would Hem Um you out to 

i Ibjsd'ditlly, Ifieadtells 

New ]meY» tldaly that 

ihe mdenvM Mp Cat* 

I ->J 

m ; 

Sylvia 

m 

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houflht 

OltafWtdi 

Umaktot 

tottiini J 

to tmtthwa e*M ititw 

tntmmm 

wnll utf 

dottttA, 

WIMBERG 

OXTC 

dMM bl* 

1S1. 

CIIYDFOCEAN CITY, 

MEW JERSEY OBBSW 

REVISED 

BLNTH 

idt KMpwti' 

d lha Chy Claiki* Oho» M MM 111, fcrt. 

MEOULAR tnMinO WWBPEWL Matting Act. 

WORKSHOP twaittg ol ttw Ocaan —-..«-•-. 

CM MUMcka) Plannkto Bawd w« b* 

htJb on WMMkUV, JMMIWV A. 

on nw tnM nut*. 

LaRoaa, 

Latla.tSm 

6traal. •ric*. 

d IB- 

I and a,**ttar ot a „,.„ 

' (ptaHmlnaty aptxbVM at 

i aoe, 

I at^mVal al 033 HaVW 

8, (88-030 LttUla T»coaMHO, 

"AMaAcln E*sl* Pouhty". Block 

leoa, tma i - 1,07 - applicant la 

ItqUaMlmi HdW o» a Mhtlltton to 

ANGElAM.WLi 

CITY CURK, OCEAN CITY 

orryoFooEANCitYi 

NEWJERBEV06SH» 

EXOUNGfe BARBS 

In * written 

Tuesday, Sen. lames Hurley* 

Rv bl»8ted Assein* 

"- Ed Salmon, CMW 

; * vote wts a $lJ5 

Gkpe May beach SauYW*. 

legislative notes 

vMMld pwsvide toe 

end phone number originating 

the tall, eaid 

SalrMOKv o Cape May and 

Oumbertatid county &tsh- 

ttftwpsetfl«tparty pdl- cations, mw*vic* 

to 

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Public Notice PUMMNMtee PuMteNeHM PuMMNttlM MMte Natter 

OfONANCtNO.MSO 

tw ISSUM** w iMaMee w WHOS AND mm w WE cnv OF 

oetAN em FOR IT* VARIOUS iMPTOwyBiTS en PURPOSES 

(ttltHOWZED TO BE UMOCTTOeiMBV WE GUY OF «AN CUT WW 

JERSEY 

6E IT ORBMNEO 6V THE GOUNCT. OF THI CUV OF OMAN OtY, 

©OQNTY OF CAM MAVtSTAtI OF NEW JHMV pWIWii NBMiiWi 

01 mm*** mum* tfBfmftw^ «onairrln§) AS PQUjOVtrS: 

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on Md in Mertinct with tht BlMl Md MtrdiloiSsni Mrttsr on file In the 

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•mount! sf bendi ot neM B bt (MMd tor Mth inch BUIBBH, ut teipec- 

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(B)T>» Improvwnem by oonitiutf 

(i|Ocegn City City Hs«.thr«jgti 

th« genlMMen ind ki»tall»tion d 

I new e»inl Ik MMMnhg qn- 

(2) The Ocean CfEy Cununl Cwitst 

by conitnictien ef nm ettrfer IM- 

MM mi tariM, ind ntiitd 

and rieceMnn/ in Improve-!*, 

(3)TheOc6»nOtyPuhllcS»Kity 

iuMng by comptetton ot th« esn- 

•tuHsn and rsnevlBen ot ths 

tMnl fleer Ml ultlnd by the 

ImtnjMcy Management Office 

Indudlng rtmeyg iM n^lMmint 

el «f ndom, mcooitrucHon ot 

tht nwBtnjnt and dllpatrfi im. 

(4) TH Oe»in dry Mule Hir by 

Mnttwlenl rtnevtSani to 8» 

Bnttre tntsrtot MM including 

wlndowi. hM«n»44VAC iyttsmt. 

wiwpreiilng, reel r^Hr. mi 

•tto» repair. 

OCEAN CITY 

DENTAL CENTER 

GERALD F.RAABDDS PA 

Diane Q. Raab, R.D.H. Scott H, Raab, C.D.T. 

QINIRAL & PAMiLY DiNTlSTRY 

PULL SERVICE LAS ON PREMISES 

REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT 

EMERGENCIES ACCEPTED 

399-4542 

600 WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Saturday and Insurance Plans 

ivenlng Hours Weieomtd 

- . - . » - 

(B) Vtrieul munldpsl buiMlnai 

InrJudlng th» •Irport, HIM 

•quad, ntt ihop gmati, and 

THrdSMMeoo building by 

repair and mBlMMMnt el variou. 

rMtNMeni, 

Al el nld bufldlnsi Mng tl liul 

•quu m useful lite and durability to 

• Mini el CIMI I conitructton 

UdAduriMhTMiMIn 

Bond Law. 

(0) TM ImpraMffltnt by Bi 

I , reeiniWiBinlndripilrter 

— iUtti 

(1) The O«an City Airport by tt» 

mplicenwnmf Bit trilling unairground 

lull hrttl *tlh • new abevt 

ground lyiMffl. wd the repair end 

Mtplicemeniol exterior walti, 

lloor, and roolol the eJiplan* 

hanoailapdlty. 

(2) Tm repair ind reptacemenl of 

PLEASE HELP! 

We have bona-fide, pre-quallfled 

buyers, looking to purchase Real 

Estate in the following areas: 

GARDENS • Single family, fix-up or good 

condition OK 

SINGLE FAMILY Homes in othir areas (Riviera, 

Bayland, Etc.) 

EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. -water views 

BAYFRONT -All types and locations 

DOWNTOWN - Storefront w/apartment (9) 

Callorstopby... 

BAYttlONT 

OCEAN AN C1TV, N 

6ST1MATCO 

MMUNTQF 

BONDS 

OR NOTES 

»1JM»,00000 I1JU.9S0.O0 

OV by *» 

MteMri 

•Mitn 

KM! l 

{Q HW dunenon 61 MprOMrntftt 

to reH properly MM by 

the O» of OeMn ^ IMM it 

Block MT, LM «, M M M fc«- 

C 

-_, «•** 

purpo»trbrul»b»th»Rf» 

of n nsHsmg nir 

(Q) The eeyetnloretuda> 

odaottds 

Employe** ot the 

ft« teide periodic 

oftft t the problems mat detract ttktobehddattheKfUftk litH «md another In watet* 

office ffianagw, is to be 

played a benefit on thefrom 

this beautiful event mer.wtUberAadesboB. eolftr*, with Judy Ant " 

especially twnpU&utrtted 

Music Pier with adinlsston . Night In Venice Is compa- 

Keep you* creative 

for the hour* of time 

being 

and 

a donation for therable 

to the Super Bowl and 

flowtftg over the \U. 

needy. 

«xbm efibrt the otp*nded 

other major events U fat as 

CaUttwArta Center Vtt»- 

In addition to the Waves crowd control l» concerned. Ita fine baskeBMll t Wi& or stop by 3601 Bay 

of Caring, church groups, When approximately ment held fo* hwtor high Av&\ . ^, 

civic organisations and the 150,000 persons wnverge m 

police end five departments' 

»chot>l*age players (both 

a harrow strip along the 

MtHt Sdtfer it titi Otm 

did a commendable job 

boyi and gtroX Oeean Cty 

bay,. It presents ft major 

supplying toys, food, 

Ittg ittwe hectic, It to tmpot* 

challenge to all involved. - 

domes and money. Ocean 

tent that Homeone takes the 

Dave WinsloW does an 

City Is a community that 

lime to help those whocares, 

this was never more 

excellent (ob running the DINING DEUGHTS! 

need help. Most are from* 

parade and coordinating 

his committee, the police TUES; Pasta Nights 

thanks to all of you whoand 

fire* departments do 

ChokxOt 

jam MHHB CLIP & SAVE 

% ^ A . Angel hair, 

any 

ranco's Restaurant I 

DINNER SPECIALS 

CAN BAT $8.95 

WITH THIS AD 

Monday 

Homemade Maukottl $4.50 

Mon. thruThurs. PRIME RIB of BEEF 

. J( PINNED I10.9S 

Tuesday 

Homemade Ravioli $4.50 

Wednesday 

Homemade Spaghsttl & Meatbalb $4.50 

AfterYou-Kndw-Wh&t^ 

Iritiur 

r 

i 

Tree Decoration* 

- I 

Ir Treo Lights 

Off 

MM/IHM 

- Thursday 

Homemade Usagtm 

Friday 

Homtntttde Shitted .Shells 

Saturday 

Chicken Breast t»t»f waalana 

$4.50 

$4.50 

$5.95 

(Real Qrlok Oven PlZ2fl) 

._ Plhk.Ua Orlli* IWtti Adi 

Between 9th & 10th on Asbury Ave. - 3W'79O3 

J [CALL U3 FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PAHTIES' 

Holiday Dining At Doc's! 

BRUNCH: Sat, i Sun, Dec. 81il i Jan lit 

gMvM from 10-2 • neservatlons Suggttfitf 

DINNER: December 31 at, $13,95 pP 

I m® 4 pM. ta 1^0 pM i RwwvitJow fUqulrd 

CHOOSE FROM; Va, Baked Ham 

wllhbrandledpflachflfl 

OR; Bwant of Turkey 8upr 

wllhoearconwrve 

........oi.^^...i 

f||| "Pldtismg the public (or S3 yem* 

r—>___JLt,_ 

-A:- 

I OPEN 

24 

HOURS 

FREE 

COFFEE 

Mid-Night 

^ 

>«« 

Mac's 

90ft Shore Rd., Someri Point, N J. 

"PikelF 1 

DAILY 

FULL COURSE MEALS 

(served all day) ', 

TUE9tM#MMrll Mmwriytvy iii 

Oi Chlokin CfCK|iMttM 

1X1X1,1/2 floutid CtilekMt w**< m««^y .^ 

Flih of till Day 

I DAILY BREAKFAST SERVED 'TIL 2 PM 

LUNCH and DINNER SPECIALS 

10% fynfor CMiui Dlicount2pM'9pM 

Ori Menu Only • 

ComeJoinittforNewYeawDay 

breakflwt, lunch or dinner 

910 damn Av$,, Ooitn city, HJ 

399-4059 

PALO] Uft

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1 

9 

8 

8 

Quick, easy dinners for football game gatherings 

^ ^*% to *e SttSr.SJrS eookina connection 

beginning of a new year many grocery stores, the _ 

and almost the end of host or hostess'is able to " ^ — 

another football season. spend more time with At supermartcets tor several lV*t. long-grain H« 

Fter thousand? of Amari- guests rather Mm in Ae months. Back In the lineup 1tgp, salt 

cms, me Brst day of the kitchen. are breaded nuggets, eutiett Pinch saffron threads Copnew 

year means a day Perdue Farms has a and tenders, hot and spicy tional) 

devoted to supporting a selection of fmh chicken wings, and two new wing I jar

tiki 

hotoua 

Do... 

seen as state preservation officials examine covered bridge plan 

S ^ 

the 

Recipe 

for 

the 

New 

Year 

OB reviewed DV 

A«JviSQ*y Com* 

MARIOS 

* Pttia 

RestBUrant 

1610 Bay Ave. 

\jy,JoL*>\ 

ii Mknwn monthi-Me that these ate 

>m old tuBmBHes oi blttSKiBBS, nnm, 

path 

Drive thru the New Year 

with Care and Good Sense! 

•*"l ' T l i IT .1 .J, 

This Week's Speclale 

Utgi BhritM|i tttto 

HOMEMADE SOUPS 

HOMEMADE SALADS 

3oom ^ tf ^ * m ^ 

hekttnttjM ttlltner invite pu to 

CHI t CHI'S 

usABtt prptftus ±S2 W ' 1 *** PK«$& 

H££s otfHSw ift&'%SL k g *SL taa **** %! 

would be ifttenested In written 

bbjitttibkM! tpttUt tnfe 

pkM, tltat toty be good 

pkttted ta tWfi that the to 

MM 

HAPPVHODRf 

tali 

Sea Isle city notes 

by James Fitzâtrick 

Imam plan 

Ibutj 

with 

M 

if 

process. 

INMAtffen veroy during t City Com- Cowittissloft )Ae«ttM tkt 

BY BOfcftD mliiloAeri meetthg Uit m ft tweht visit to mw\U; 

B meettivft ^rilet- wohtt>, ti over whethei- w pat tourt, hg hutic^t 1WW 

th, the Plftttnlttg uascwent alone UM meet was testtiytttg ltt alx e*iw 

teja w change the itriit rronttgn requtiri- ft* which he hud Issued 

d% waster plan meHts, sumhAtthBes. ' 

tWtt*ttUy toftlhi duintt laid tN pUtatt^, MAJW MtAttri MCHAIW 

hferti^d. ihaudmi locil nildtui ftbtai^1(^dwffi 

i vf P 1 ^' ft| * oh « Pedirlcoi htvi wild^te o chtete b *f«& 

^ M ^ »* »i^d dm dty>b'dMtoM up thett Adv MeMale SJ 

had 1 ' 

Mid M di 

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CWMW Mud ifl 

fore ttte Z 

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mciAUiawpm 

t—-—•-— - wilt 

fmb 

1 ^^B1 Wj,^,, MAM 

1 *!••* 

"*', 

d will include 

OIA the S4ii\e 

thtt BUMttldi , 

U^ uid glass can be wiked. 

iMM } n kddiHon to plastlt soae the evettue With M 

"*flK ^^"^ b !wpattttd bflhidwlMbûM,di 

it tiitt eutb ih tatiw A» toy* uid 

t ---, ,, 4 (MVte mm 

hopes to be able tttms and tittttf bui 

e (tpbttsttted il 

i o 

. - mum 

CUWi 

•jiff 

' Ltiffi& Cut ' 

b-v;, 

H, of ttieidy*wew distributed, 

t!' but swtid clothts will go to 

g aft Api i#^, ^GAlt 

jjhibilHilBH wiitWi the , 

valufli 

iAUD 

tifUf 

M /. r r 

i to tfte 

$ 

t 

sports ation v; 

WAV 

tb take the iMd 

With p 

IBirtNBRl? 

gUAtld» Addled Whfeft M MiMltt 

however B*l 

sports shorts 

f ttOWUClNG AT GLAS8BOHO 

mm IM a ft i 

h l d H t 

ovewll ittd 2-1 In 

'MEMORIALFUND TOR OIVBN 

w aw still belwg secepted to tlie Skip dlvett 

FUHdi. Htttid foj; me fbitwet WttutUtgtwt 

(dOokW City High School 

A ttteWbriil basketball game was held k«t tune fof the 

îcholMshlp fund utd dtmattoni w\ be made to BGM1»( 

MAINLAND'S SWAN SWIMMING POtt f ROtS 

DeMlB Swait, a sophontttfe out of Mainland tteglotwl, 

ii sWlttutUtig distance events M the OlaMboit) State 

m a quartet otft^flhttiett, aw all tt , 

Bftttfcue swims ilie butterfly, tiallet the 

i Abttittlato the b*eaststtoke and Mlddletowh the 

The Oceart City 

BUTCHER 9H0I 

DAILYLUNCHSPECIAL8 

$1.00* 

Wlthpurohaseof any beverage 

DIAL399780 

^ - > 

, LOU H0CT2 

BUSINESS 

ik> BooH Ilitnir (31), iiin here IH tMlon uttlhii IHf (lit Fobtutirv, ghowi tht torn 

iys- thMtteHodhlrniypoinlefloalhBtVlhOlahdrnstMohdtiy, 

UVERWURST SANDWICH 

Oh yaur choice of Bread or Roll 

HitfiBUfflii'jOflHi 

New 

Year! 

y f j g J s 

health mA (tt^fliid during the dip that lie ahead 

SAVINGS 

LOAN 

HolWayHouw 

«tf 

»fte^ thtee pertbdh pertbd 

weie ieadiiw by W Wpt 

with 2n» left in tho 

wheh Gahy h Made d Whol h 

McAlllntohlt)ofeHhi^ 

wvd all rive &ee thttws to 

lift hH mm \m\ to m 

bl g thto the Ndl 

past Gle«t\ 

«y tri6)k fiahdy ftjy 

1 nmi t^Mk Wlckee 

mi MdMUitter tdb had 

10 tftbbUttdb And fbur 

assists, 

Bittnw hit ft ttt 14 ghat*, 

Itttlutitag one til two fwto 

t " 

»*•> 

\ \ 

lines and guard against the 

of sefvice due to froaen Ito, 

Before Freezing Weather Sets In: 

• Wrap exposed pipes with Insulated material, 

Old ra^ or blankets titn be used, 

• Mug up Amity o«cfcs and iitWif broken 

window panes to secure water lines and 

meters in biisernentiireas against ihe cold, 

< Check crawl spaces and praps to make sure 

pipes are well protected, 

• Brain water and remove hoses from outflde 

faucets. During freezing weather, an? water 

in the piping may freeze and burst th# pipe, 

REMEMBER: Broken pipes waste water, 

time and money, To save all three, protect 

your plumbing from freezing nowf 

NewJef^cyAme 

Watcf Coitipafly 

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8:00 Home 

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CARTER 

Raiders split pair on mats: 

downed by Delsea, beat AC 

AT 

itni 

tt&tttM 12 

falling bthtnd by « 24 

HMtt, Ike only OC ^ wa» 

6 SI w«ondjfo by Tto\ Gal 

laoKftUWpdUttds ftUpds ' 

Bfi-fti Aftt Wltih * rtft OWf iM< SlSO Of Rti 

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CAL 

NOW VACUUM EQUIPPED dally tough oti ff«< kicks 

The City of Ocean City 

Is proud to announce 

THE EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH 

lasher 

Mi MuttUy vw» a * * ftrrt w^tel\ of Aft htw ._. 

th 4;57 or MB l60-pmii\d Uey gd to Vtndahd fct« 

matrfv. Seott Sft>lth earned e battle with tl\e dlefehdittg 

pta i« 629 of ik \t\~- CAUOtte chempBv Vlhei 

m Law earned a 134 ittltMatt ,„. etlti Mund feeeoff. And Chrts land bB. howcvt*, almdy 

w tet OMM Cuy at IIS 

At heAW- Daily won tft 2:46 it 1$ lost to Absegawl tk leaaue 

r 

pounds but MtM Mowed 

pduttdi. fttittottthlsy^h ' 

With tttfM W l tittbettftttdttovttiito Atiihtte q^n two vmt fte tUtdm hert home 

l 

MsUKMd Hi»wtlod bins, ttwe when ran Crttchley matth Is with Mtllville ow 

uw task dttwT AtiMtfe «d|ei OCi Qmtm Blih- w^feomSaturtky. 

Hopson shot beats Millville girls 

at the buzzer; Row ell hits for 20 

AIA Trida Htptott the tUldm tell behlt\d\ ftw of theif potow, teUd, 11 Emm Mawy Dam>' 

hit ii Ai bumtw Iwt Â H4, iJW o«» ptittd tAd Uti low w Vtariattd ww stadttt tftd 10 tow Dorii 

to pwjrt A| Ck»ah ©W lttu ^ ^ %$ 4l |^|« ajM^ ( ^ 1 ^ m ^ Bf SiWllhp 

mviUi, iWI, ttafc Wtiy ttuntwed Ai Ai MUlvllls win. O«« Bwpbrtt*« RawiU's w 

^JHLLI^^LJ, i. "i» W40, to A« Clhr took » 12-10 fiwt to» Ootttt Qty wtw is by 

' "^ * " i J th«y»tt*M»tlth«tBti|h i^ltttoAiteurAauirtif, faTM»t0ii hiHttmB. ta that ibrt; Gustily iwl 

Udy l*iVi CUnie it ^ ^ foj^^ hlaitrgt BUMI, hoWiW, It was At Nsxt wwk Ai RWdwi 

AbMpmlAliWiik. Howill patiid Oww ffi0 kidm who wm out* hivi Bg| tta§w Towttthij 

The Mdew aleo lolt to ieurittg with 20 uaktl. ttcwed In the thktl period, (Tuesday At ?) tt»d Bridgt 

VlmAuid. A14M. MM mwlu Coablnid with AB gatte- 4^10, putattg Ai» Mttd, ton (ftid»y it W ti, homi I 

MUlvUli w>VV'*W^ JI (wV*^ **-*' ^ L 

Atlantic 

The RICOH PAX20 Digital PMitmlli 

Lets yeu (tend and receive cobles reliably and instantly over 

regular phone llhes — at a (ristlan af courier or tsl«x casts. 

«10-paii (Mdir 

i Auto (Mow eufltf 

Thi oompmy thu Invintid diflllal liBilmili 

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WedonU 

want them! 

Subscrtbtrt of Samrnetw Communication^ which 

means Just about evttyoht with a television to our 

area, received a vtry patronlaihg litter wctntly. In 

the lecohd paragraph it wai stated Iht company 

was inertasmg the number of basic channels mm 

21 to 31 "In response to your changing television 

needs. 

Thirteen paragraphs down In the 16-pamgraph, 

small-typt letter, it is stated: In ordir to make 

these channel additions possible, the new basic 

rate will be $13.95, ifrtetive January 1989. We 

hope that you will agree that this new basic mtvice 

has more to offer for your entire family..." 

We don't agree. Furthermore we restnt the 

apparent dupuclty. During the rectnt hearing on 

the renewal of its cable TV franchlit, Sarnmons* 

regional manager claimed the so-called restructuring 

was necessitated by additional costs incurred 

over the past two yean since Bammorts took over 

the Ocean City lines from Cablentertaliunent. 

Wt concui' with those subscrtbirs and city officials 

who viiw this 36 peretnt wit hike as a ploy, 

who consider the extra channels as not being in 

the best Interests of the people and who don't like 

the dictatorial process which cable televlson firms 

have in setting rates without a formal hearing process. 

We call upon the city to stipulate in its renewal 

of the Summons* franchise that the basic cable service 

remain as it is at the price it was, allowing 

those who want more channels to pay tar thtrn 

without penalizing all subscribers. 

•A %jh*Wm 

Public policy, not market, is behind development 

l»j DAVID F.MOOttE 

We've watched open 

space fill prey to random 

and helter-skelter development 

throughout this state 

we're In, and most of us 

: suppose that this pattern 

: items from "mtM tote- 

8i." Not go. lt»i mostly 

because of public policy, 

local jotting, taJMtton, lino 

geviFnatirtt ifiveitfflgfit 

and the fallacy that mote 

• cotistmcUoti means wore 

tax income, with smaller tail 

bUli for thi individual tax* 

p 

, ft doean'i take tttudt ecrutiny 

to look around and 

realise that government 

action has put pavement 

wnere corn once grew, ana 

dereliction in dfles abandoned 

by those heading 

afield to where the new 

pavement is. Those are the 

direct results of land values 

being hiked by putting 

" ' sewer lines and 

demand for them had hot 

yet happened, But building 

the Infrastructure guaranteed 

the development, 

Those enticements for 

real estate and develop' 

went types started and 

have sustained the 

ward-bound movemetit 

from city to countryside. 

Other public policy moves 

have brought more momentum! 

things like tax deductions 

for mortgage interest 

and that inextinguishable 

belief that more houses 

mean fewer taxes to share. 

Find out how much it mk 

p«r>flr k> educate rt M6 

Um one of itUsA houses 

and awaken to reality I 

itlsat this point that we 

we the arrivaiw a new fig* 

we on the scene, exhotHng 

municipal environmental 

Commissions to use 

the legislature long ago to 

advise local governments 

on the intelligent ways to 

go, and tiot go, in terns Uf 

dBViltijJniiWi 

Thai flew figure ii Christopher 

}, Baggett, acting 

cominissloiier of the state 

Department of HnVi*on' 

Bflvirontrtenial Congress 

organised by the Association 

of New Jersey Bttviranmentdl 

Conttnlssierts in 

Princeton, Doggettsaldi 

1 urge you fo enctiiifage 

yew community to have as 

remaining open space 

within ind flbuttlrig its 

btniridariea, Haw but these 

hinds should be preserved 

bt developed is the basic 

questlrjn thai must be posed 

and addressed, No fongei 1 

, we tooiiBthlB issue and 

Aflw asking rhe 

"Mow greeti is our futuwr 

tfeggea stressed tot envl» 

wnmental coniirtlssiona 

must move lrttd the state 

plan tmi \mm h« sees 

more emphasis tin raads «s 

rather than parks, recreation, 

wildlife, water supply, 

scenic beauty and 

historic preservation. Me 

tileoged Dfit* support for 

alnlttg recognition for 

' but laid, "Wi 

Jm-tim 

iecWffll«8io«j 

as a coalmen addressed the 

neeas to be protected By tne 

stfltoplriti, 

BM P> Mtott t» txmitwe 

ittmkr a m to ' 

MUA is committed to comprehensive recycling program 

at the MUA mm 

be recycled thfough 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledgers Intended to darify the pt • the Step-i ptogram 

the end of October through the Sale ot tecycla* ding ptopm during 1m eliotild be operational 

ments which ate an btevlta' nine-tnonui penody tnese 14 bles-received through the these uiaterials will be within the next three or 

ble part of starring up any municipalities collected end of September have sepataled oti-slte and maf- tout months and will con- 

new regional pfogtam of """ tons of tetydiUm been credited or rebated to keted at the highest Market tinue to serve all pawidpatthis 

type, we would like to is wet four tlmu the each 

revenues available tot the Ing eommtinirJes until the 

point out that overall, the it at fecydables c6l-> lity 

material; As Iff the past, all startup Of tne permanent 

Cape May County recycling leded tot the entire yettt at « All 

net tntfffcet revenue intermediate pVacessing 

program us adopted by the Wt, to a result, during 

mA^tmUHjS M^^KAmMmmmJiJl HiJ^ MÛWkJt^kXMJiî 

d l 

Freeholde/ fidaed \m got' this period these cofrtmiirtP 

niit-iiiAtmMiijmtS tMitiirAi-imiiiiifltt 

beverage tmiaiam wWth 

the MUA wiil ctrfitffwie to 

ten off to a posidve mA ties have saved nearly 

pflrttapaDiie xnuniapauncff 

m pemtiy being stocks 

teeelVe,«nd to MotA tiw 

Ctftistcuctlve «Htt Awing mm In solid waste Up 

arid ptiva'ie flrmi contribute ^tiSrititie* tit all wcydflbto 

m ping fees, 

arid 

With the ttitittati&l Siip ' ttw oat bt the 14 

fbrt of the fVeef(6id«H(, and 

We ate , the active parricipatlow by 

that these partisan «U Cape May County 

t it aHowed to 8f«d fnuriicip/dities «wd resi- 

without thaflwige hfl w tojm; d«i(#y Ktf /t% expert these 

pemmt 

tibHi my mislead of

mmfity. 0M, SMM« 

Jack Neali talks about Lou Holtz; polish with fire and brimstop 

Most of you reading this have heart of Lou Holtz, You 

know, head coach at Notre Dame, 1988 Coaeh of the 

Year, The guy who will lead hu team out againit West 

Virginia next Monday in the Resta Bowl for the national 

championship. 

" But one Ocean City resident knows Lou Holla better 

thaft the rest of us because 0 was there at the beginning, 

Jadt Neall was a sophomore at The College of William 

i Mary in 1969 when Holtz assumed his first head 

coaching job there. Holt? had previously been an 

assistant at Iowa, William fc Mary, Connecticut, South 

Carolina and Ohio State, 

*He wai polished," remembered Nenll, "but he was a 

Rr»«nd>brunstone type of coach who wouldn't hesitate 

to grab your fa« mask on the practice field to make a 

point.* 

Neall was an All-South Jersey player at Ocean City 

High School who went on to become an AU-Arnerican 

linebacker at William & Mary, 

In his three years in WilUanwburg, Va,, Helta's teams 

were 13-20, including a visit to toe Tangerine Bowl in 

1970. 

"W» played a tough schedule for a school our slie," 

Hid Neall. "We played against Miami, North Carolina, 

fulane and other major coUtge programs. 11 

In fact, during Neall's senior year, William & Mary 

had the lead In tht fourth quarter of every gaaw, but 

still managed to lose six times. 

"I remember one game when a guy named Danny 

Buggs brought 1 kick back to our 10-yard line in the 

I •ithv Jercme 

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into position tor a winning Mi goal but missed it and 

lost,23-2!,» 

The opponent was West VUgta^ a sehofii that once 

again plays a major part in HoWrt goals. 

After the thwe years at WlUlam & Mary, Holt! spent 

four years at North Carolina State where his Hams were 

in the Top 20 three times and In a bowl all four years. 

Prom nn thwugh 1983 he coached at Arkansas, guiding 

the Raiorbacks to six bowl appearances and a Wo of 

Tbp-10 BiUshes. 

Then It was two years at Minnesota before moving to 

Now Dame in 1986. His three Irish teams are 24-10 

with one game to go. 

Hold's biggest failure was a 3-10 record AS head coach 

of the New York Juts in 1976. He lift the MM with one 

game left in the season. 

g 

Th Three years ago he h also l walked lkd away from f hi his team at 

Minnesota before a "scheduled Independence Bowl 

appearance against Clemson, He left because he had 

already signed a contract to coaeh at Notre Dame. 

He hag gained some attention for his discipline. 

Againit Southern Cat this year, Holts tint some players 

home because they were late for a team breakfast. 

He had also suspended three of his finest offensive 

players at Arkansas before the 1977 Orange Bowl. 

•He always was pretty strict about rules and schedules, 

1 * said Neall. "He was especially concerned with 

punctuality. 1 remember him waving hit* American 

Express card at us and reminding us that he'd buy a 

ticket and fly us home If we were late. 


City 

school 

lunches 

lite Ocean City School 

lutich menu Includes a choice 

of three plaltem. tntermedlale 

school students have a choice 

of the fast two platters with 

tne exception n soup on tne 

secoid tdatter, ft is replaced 

with a (rult/VMottblo, tMmary 

school Btudentt will bi 

Tom 

Williams 

sporte 

columnist 

Ônce, when we were playing at "Pimple, he did it. 

This guy was late M he sent him off te-ftraMart and 

flew htm back to Virginia* 

NeaU had a chance to visit with Holtz again while 

attending a convention in Ui Vegas last summer. 

said, "and I had * ehMWi to ttllf Win ».Hi Was v • *, * A,** g§§ 

j^^y the lame ai he Wtt W fmt age. M§p>6 ft Utlii \ W * TrUlM 

more polished, with a few mere o«e4mers, Wt petty 

much the same." 

Some of you out mere wUl be woHftf for Lou Holtt 

and his Notre Dame team to wmAiftattoftM tthWftplon* 

ship next Monday. Others m be reotag (Jjpfttt tfcm. 

far Jack NeaU, however, nbotog tor Notti OaAi m 

theBuirBowl,*Netll*aW>'tilfei$MMWpttiftktot : W 

Ait I got both of those edaduM started** , : w fe 

Ben$fIt donation " b """ d " 

Ocean City High School principal Mlohael Clrplano rocolvoe • $025 check Irom Eloxlo Oemev, chglrwoman, ind 

served a box lunch dug to 

other membere of the itudifli council. The monoy was railed from a Raider sweatshirt sale to benefit the Juvenile 

The menu for Jan. 3^! 

MONDAY W*tt« 

ttWI with tottUM mi toam- thm and

SB 

Tis the season for end-of-year giving-with 1988 deductions 

With the new year 

around die (orner, you may 

find It's -simply too late for 

most tax-iaving tacto. But 

don't forget charitable eontributions. 

You can write a check for 

or charge a donation at late 

as Dec, 3! and stUl deduct 

&e amount 19B8 tax return. 

Even If you don't have 

any cash to spare, you may 

iBL be able to make a charitable 

contribution. For 

example, the ancient family 

car pining dust In your 

sarage can be an ideal 

aonaHon — and deduction, 

Consider, too, contribut- 

ing other Infrequently used 

items, such as old typewriters 

or clothes. In addition, 

U you do volunteer 

work, you may deduct your 

unreimbursed expenses for 

such Items as transporta- 

PROFESSIONAL QUAUTY SIGNS 

AT DISCOUNT PRICES!!! 

summon 

398-6942 

Weit A WIIUV. Oe««n 1% Mm Jw»¥ tbltl 

your tax return. Once you 

meet ttwt requirement, you 

may deduct donitlons of 

cash or property to any 

qualified organization, 

Including most religious, 

Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! 

MARMORA 

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Repairs 

Gal! Paul Hartley 

3908278 

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OIL CO. 

Diesol Fuels 

84 Hrs, a Day Local Service 

399-0450 

EARL L.SHAW, JR. 

-me- 

Rooniai, 

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BRYANT FORCED AIH 

HEATWB 

liiWiitAiniH 

WAL: 3992128 

money management 

that waived the gift, and* 

In either case, taw people required to Inform donors 

educational, Bodal, welfare need to worry about giving about the deduction limits, 

tion, telephone tails or uni- and health groups. loo much, 

their explanations freforms. 

B you have any question CASH DONATIONS quently CUl to indicate the 

To deduct your ehiritable about a group's qualifica- 

Whan donating cash, market value of Items given 

contributions successfully, tion, contact yriur local IRS your charitable deduction in return for a donation — 

the New Jeny Sodsty of offle*. The staff there has will usually equal the which makes it wry hard 

Certified Public Accoun- access to a book listing amount of your ,, (fift. „„ So ^, „ U 

tants suggests keeping organizations eligible to 

you donate a 

these tax rules In mind: receive tax-deductible con- S35, the entire amount 

1TKMIZERSONLY trtbutions 

generally deductible. 

First things Bnt: you can HOW MUCH However, U you contrib- 

only deduct charitable con- CANYOUCIVB? ute to a charity and you 

tributions If you itemize on The deduction for charita- receive a benefit from It, 

ble wntributoni is Umlted, you may deduct only the 

but most people wUl come amount that is above and 

nowhere near the maxi- beyond the value of the 

mum level. For cash gifts to benefit you receive. For 

public eharitleSi the deduc- example, if you lend a nontion 

is capped at SO percent profit organization a check 

of adjusted gross income, for $50 and in exchange 

With donations of long- your twelve a free iubseripterm 

capital-gains property, tion to a mapilne normally 

luch as itocki, the deduc- costing $20, you may 

tion Is Umlted to no more deduct only $30'as.a chari- 

than 30 percent of adjusted table contribution, 

gross Income. 

While charities are 

fo out in» proper teettoM on: -> 

generous this year and 

donated propBty valued at 

the form. ->•* 

wow than 13,000, you wUl D the holiday season ta.« 

asset that you have held have to hire a "qualified tugging at your heart* and* 

less than nix months, you appariser* to verify the purse strings, you m»Ji 

will probably be able to value of your non-cash gift want to consult a qualified 

deduct only your "bub,* 

tax expert for some p»eti« > 

or the amount you paid (or 

ad advice on how to r-the 

property. 

You should also be aware 

* • tasqsayer to know the that donations of appreci- mm subject to a 

ated property may be con* 

uyouwUlhave Tfce ««ete 

dldered a "preference" Mm to submit a copy of the money* 

and thus make you written appraisal along 

any particular contribution vulnerable to the Alterna- with form 8283, Make sure 

you have made or plan to tive Minimum Tax — and 

make mil year, ask the possibly a higher tax bill. 

charitable organization to 

provide you with a break* SUBSTANTIATING 

down of your gift that YOUR DONATION 

clearly states how mmft of The ffiS requires you to 

your donation is tax-de- substantiate the value of 

ductible. 

your donation. If your gift 

U worm less than $500, the 

DONATING process is fairly Bimple. 

PROPERTY 

If you donate a long-term 

asset (one owned mom man 

six or 12 months, depending 

on the acquisition date) 

and the asset has Increased 

in value, you can usually 

deduct the fair-market 

value of the property as 

long as the gift is directly 

related to the charity's business, 

fi^mi-a*. If this la not thi cue, your 

1 

mU reft©-' • 

with torn »», of PuMfc 

But you, ihe oupnlttnon 

New administrator 

named at Methodist 

••"!( 

homes in OcemOty 

the amount or nature of 

your gift, and the date on Janet Marvin was 

which the donation was recently named adminlBtra- 

made. 

tor of United Methodist 

If the Value of your non- Itomes of- New lersey*B 

cash rifts folk between $400 three conUnuing-carc reHre- 

And $5,000, you must comwent faculties in Ocean 

plete Section A of IR9 Perm 

B283. Don't automatically 

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