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•?: i 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) - w 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 1 «
1 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
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