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PAGE 14^ SECTION ONE - 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 •AM0*TU**MOPWUKOM , HMnmmawmM PUH0P1HM0M ftf-ftff * • ' ^ 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 summer and weekend resi- mii wmra MiniNoiR OF FRIENDSHIP dents, have been setting out their refuse in knotted or "Pretty In Pink" tvrtsWed plastic bap. Especially from the south- ««.*> end, the administration'has heard complaints of trash set issfi^jo Vnin ^&N^B B^ntii Wwilw ONMW A i pMHy Bawl out far several days, only to be ripped open by the elements — or hungry birds or "FISEHfiR FLOWERS... HM ungimgt of Low»" animals. Weeks age. City Coundl "FISCHER refused DPW permission to reverse me tmsh coUecUon schedule, so southend trash would be picked up first That leaves the department with one optan, aesording to DaveBreeden. said •Starting Jan. 1, U Mi Is O'Nnill in response to the not in an ap«oprlate oon- sharply-worded BRN newi talner, me dty [-paid conmic- 1 } Moke My Day teuqutt" Mwsyi ovolloble tor Cnih & Corry Only at 13.91 tali Intl. "tout F^nwoal Touch Ronsta' irns terMonlant LaeattoM to e«v« Vbu tatN M6 Aibury Av«., Oeaan City Phon. Wl-0711 J y f Biy Avt, Somen Point, N.j, Presenti RESERVATIONS * 653-0553 Live Equity Pmfesilofwi THMBC Zaberers RESTAURANT 5;V dSfe Keep Informed. f t U m U d g a r Your Community Nmp>p»r Evory Vft»k The OceanCity Exchange Oiib The On© and Only TOMMY DORSEY ORCHESTR BuddTMorrow Wall Andrut OCEAN CITY MUSIC PIEft FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,19B8 *8:00 PM Admission: $15 per pereon ALL TICKET8 REIMVID * TICKETJ AVAILABU AT: aa't DIAMOND TAILOR . m Aiiunv AVI • GARDENS MARKET • 11. ATLANTIC BLVtJ, • J PALOMBO'8 PHARMACY • 4M E Mlh If.. 5 TBADBWIND MOTIL. Btn & Wt8Lt¥ AVI,. aa94M YBBTERDAV8 PACKAGE eTORB-ROOSEVELT BLVD.-DW-nur PenlandPlace and 1 Park Place Asbur^ Avenues 7th Street Corner of Gift Giving ! .-i.-..^ ' ... . LivitesYouTo - l-,.i.,^.rtv;«^; AChristmasCelebration , Fri., Dec. 2 - 6;30pm - i^rival of Santaand Avenue Festivities, Bell Ringing Parade, Lighting Ceremonies Sat, Dec, 3 - STORE CONTESTS - SHOFFWG (Holiday Specials Galore) SUNDAYDEG4TIL,. — OPENHOUSElto? Festive Refreshments • Door Prizes each how, Be sure to look for oyr Christmas Puzzles for Kids & Adults $50. Certificate & chance to win $500 Shopping Spree This is the time to browse both shops full of wonderful GffTS TO GETor GIVE '"We'll keep a WISH BOOKwithyournameand selections on file.,,, let Santa do therest (A, GREAT SELECTIONS OF IfcffGRTS • GffTS JEWELRY All Unusual & Unique CHRISTMAS ORNA&ffiNTS • TOMS • NATTVniES BASKET HEAVEN Our Own Import of unbeatable prices and specials are a shopping bonus — WE CARE AND HOPE YOU WILL PAimciFAm m rai IST ANNUAL "WAVESOF CARING" to help the needy of South Jersey. Convenient containers on Asbury Ave. for deposit of Foods, Toys & Clothing (new please) From Dec 2 to Dec. 23 WE WILL BE OPEN NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 24th Mem. thru Fri, 9:30 AM(o9 Sat9:30 AM to 6 PM ''], We hope to see you afidwishing a Happy Season to all *h/m\
PAGE 16 —SECTION ONE 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] Holiday Dining At Doc's! • fBRUNCH: Sat, & Sun. Dec. 24,25,31 & Jan 1st Served from 10-2 • Reservations Suggested DINNER: Dec. 24,25 & 318t. 2 Beatings 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. • Reservations Required CHOOSE PROM; Vi. Baked Ham with brandled peaches OR: Breast of Turkey Supre with pear conserve 646 Biy Avc, Somers Point • 926-0404 On The Dny toon from Iht hospital Credit Cards tt House Accounts Lucky I Lucky you I Hen ii is the first day In December and you now have more than three weeks to Christmas shop for those you molt clearly erieriih. Truly a good time to get gifts for those difficult names on your Hit who require •pedal thought and eon. slderatlon. Why settle for a box of hjnWei or • "chancy choice" In the perfume department when you can select a Iruly appreciated gift of a liquor or llquer... a wine • Imported or domeine. Come now to the fabulous ClNTffl A19LE of the Circle Liquor Store and ehooie from a truly unique aiiortment of beautifully packaged gifts,., and help ui celebrate our 50th ANN1V1H9ARY, a hal/ amlury of bringing 'ûit right" gifts to friendi and relatives overywhere, 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 fl(H4 «, am) rrrasnromn taum Vk em in ifitro«)eitvdope
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