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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 ''TV 9AM-9PM DECEMBER 14,15,16,17 & 19 SAVE ON ALL REGULARLY PRICED MERCHANDISE Store wide and wrap up your holiday shopping with wonderful gifts for eleryone ori your list Save 5% on large and small appliances, vacuums, TV's, carpeting and bicycles, ryi / ft>. j * Â>#< i\ + tr, l , fi> f, •¥• \O 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, j * V'r SPINNING WHEEL >
mI' .**• -*7 **#_ 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 ',„ M >? 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 graduate of Mainland Regional High School, works for a local eoAtttuetlOh company, GORDON AND GRACE LECHNER, PROPS, , BBS-MfS Buylnfl Full or partial istfttts Bte, SO, TuekthWi PRIMItlVES M-F i 1 to B.' WMkindi 1 i to bitk • OIBBBH FM. WONDERFUL REVERSIBLES ChooBs from our tremendous selection o! silky loft AlhWeather Wear, each with luxurious revorelble man-made fur linings. Far day or evening, sun or snow. Your perfect wintertime cover-up. CaatRea$205 OurPflai 9 199 QlftCflttiflflttdi Available and white with' veils ttatiowtafte'Weywoonin ttteiliwdtopeatk. i ^ )&va& ttd Ian ftm The mother of the bride ^seo. Lisa best ttan -tut W» bwthitft Ann Bertini and WilUatt WilliaM. Asillttng as usheri Vincent Power were mar- were Brlin Btftithi Bob Shttrry Green and Donald Oanmlos! Jr. riid reojntiiy during a dou- BhomOi to»t Cwoks and ble wedding cewmony. The Larry ttoert. rt Rev, Msir, Thomas Sharkey CrahiM Pd niphiw Announce engagement offldatea during to 10i30 ofW ii b a.m, ceremony In Our Lady The WjddJng ree Mr. and him, WUlayd H MtOoL She It employed by of Good Counsil Church, wai held at Ouusln drinn of deean City Ae Ocean Cl^ Mo»i BavannounM the engagement Ings and Loin Association, of their daughter, thirty Mr, Caneelosi is a gradu> Lynn, to Donald H, Cimce- Att of Abiegawl High losi jfc, jfc, son of KtoWtit an a School. ol. Hi U smptoytd by dtal detail of f Sdullvllld Sllvlll and ttte ttt City of Ventnof Ventn Pli Police Ddnald M. Canceltwl Sr. of Depai'tment, Sttmtrs Point, ' A Btpimbir 1989 mi* The brtcte to be 1B a gtfld- ding 1B planned, o? Oci»n City Itigh 1 * The brides aw the diugh- tty House in BarnlttteWft. ters of Mr, and Mrs. Marino Pollowing a hbn»ymottn Bertini of Ocean Qty, Mr, Wp to Myi Vaniisa and Smith is the ton of Mr, and ChrlBtophdf a» (eliding in Mrs. Raymond Smith of Phoenix, Ati2, Lisa and Ocean City, Mr. Power is WUUatt honeyttoDned in the son of Mr. and Mrs, Prance and Spin, and are Edward V, Power of Nor- now resid residing In Virginia folk.Va, Beach, Bh Vi Vi. : The brides were given in marriage by their parents, 8onyaêr4i of Edrid, and in Ciy, The l'mckmtlrtl Health Cm from c. melini Ii"a? B »WUloW)l i uMmmw Hoover Keeps Making If Better' SALE ENDS CHRISTMAS EVE. HOOVERduik- Broom II m$~, " ^: A}.. '*,*&£s'"'' Buy Two Packages of Hoover Bags or Belts and Get the Third Package for FREEH 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 ««*****« SINISGALLI'S **ariv»wiiw=\wa,9 IWIE HOLW FARM AND BMll.yf fl! Bridot) , 390-1013 OPBN DAILV 10 toO LMAnn ainn, Prep luy your GHRI1TMAS TREE from us and we'll h«V8 3ANTADEUVERITFREE 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 HOOVER DubltDutv* Wat ft Dry Hand Voe Pkk up met and ttfyl Even combination •pllli eii no hlih ( thi Mtll hinder I Will ttaugt rack : » Washable, reusable Illtdt * iity-ifflpty 1 oi, cup • HiHdy pushbutton Mvlteh SAVE$10°° Brus(fV«o Haavy-Doty MimdCtoafMr 195 S1103 S1063-100 SAVE$6" f-^ •\ 20 % to50 % A IS4 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City (across from City Hall) («09) 391-0027 ^SSB?" 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 Stlected y Ceuttil ... if 92if"l440 X \ DUlyiO-StiO / \ CloMd J \. Sanday / L/ Gifts of Qualiff HolidavSale ET Video caa foe pd«Aa**d for «1O >!
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