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(W9)3W-S41l Thursday.February 7,1980 not longer doubt that winter had. come to the area bay with Ice, Schoolbourd-students talk ByTJMFAHERTY pave or not to pave! SJS HL£l B ffii l ««*««> !«• hen held up center, apttal Improvement bond ^ competition wlih Atlantic .- i. If council does approve':&••; connection with an alley Rabat §ald the center has tht m te the paving, to the mggg Improvement bond. MM the budget,;*««£! private entity, council formatf? parkin* lot. If the plan Is âpproved, It would mean i W;jJHi «fl5uif;aw percent of that T — * * ^ — . • .. . ....•.' " ' • ' • •-: "^v^l »£&&&*•. Jwcpensive pumping seeekn KWzfr, whs favors fee - - 0 . :•?: w ; h«t5 I^TOmirnJUAW «PW"Mbr «ttended by dpal Michael Oprtano. had been Hetod up by polk* decision. Hie following ImrardsOeeafl^ aapual^ ^ t e ' ^ ^ ^ f c , i lon|teS^ffiwiftlS « »fc «^ ff^'.^SftWJSP fc&^L"*" Winded aMwberaOaBfiS Wây JJ*«^ «W *. 4R««fty *»>»«» ¥!*• Wtt Wi«to?i '4 Ooaital *c£mp«nvln« fijin^ may wLt1.ffiAi te^wewa^^^ ^%^^^^1 ft^^SS^^^^^^tofe^^toS^tofflffi : mmmpmi^^m^^^^m^l' ' ""I ^ laSaryM the Oceani gator, walked oat of chsaes downithe coast Btan,whlehwiabec«nptoted living OR shifting *awier ." I Wy loard of Education ftrjmuTfcouMinpweat; Thj propoied recycling soi»ttmett|iiprt|^not WandV -^'T^:. SenUnidJJsdger m be Increased to 2S cents. meeting when request** by a In a plated development, •tor. the Sentinel-Ledger has —- learned that Board* changes In school place after school hourt OA I P,Mperyi«re«ce^wtatoffljeWjglailppiwhtt«aflBi I obtained a court order communication between the Friday and the suspension ,1 year maU subscription will cost $11. I demanding that the board student body and the adwm mm bmumds^ I f e nication ween the demanding that the board student body and the ad- ^ I hear tte tt matter tt and d reaJer J a muiliB.atton7 l t t 7 Rackley pltyed In ttav nlght> game, aesplte the jfoni stretch wilh no pr«cticP, •nj was a slgnlfleant factor In ig£ In tJpper Township team's 84-68 victory. He •cored 19 points. He got his first gtartW assignment since the O^cials hope to save gross receipts was no factor at «n scoring only slipdnni In a ?t ByT0M8CHAEFER and franchise tax receipts tounless It is further amended. 62 loss to cape-Atlantic be retained by the state and "I understand that it won't , League leeder WlMwood. UFPim jQWNSffip _ re-distributed to urban eittts, pass in the assembly," said Though both sides ha^ Although the State Senate has Mayor Leonard Migllacdo Mlgliaccio. "unless It's declined to dlstuss the M b approved^ a ufl allowing M said he is confident that op- amended to allow for a $,000 meeting, called at fee requeat percent of the annual increase position in the assembly wfil cap or eliminate the local of school officials, It Wit of the grata receipts utility halt the bill's final passage purpose tax." Juke Box restaurant, Monday night. ^teil^ji oney for ana m*itn. Suspects are charged in Juke Box robbery ByTOMSCHAEFER opened the cash register and backed away, slowly walking Two Juveniles and an adult from Mm, Hi grabbed the have been charged in con- money and ran by me telling The prwent bin provides thatany municipality that h a municipal purpose tax of tew than 10 cents per 1100 of assessed valuation will low SO percent of the Increase in utility taxes this year over the previous one. Last year the township received »3.1 million from the gnu receipt and franchise tax due to the BJL England electric generating plant. This year win bring HOMOO more than 1979, or $3.5 million. "Our Interpretation of thy e is that it's an arbitrary distinction by the state to reoeiic additional monies to fund the big cities," said Ames Waldron, town- Ocean City Monday night dollars from the cash ment, while rewarding large about 7:10, police reported ttgJMr, Nothing else was due* that are weD known for yesterday. taken or destroyed. their Uck of efficiency. back door and ran towmrda cutting board. James Ntektai*aid "we have flnw • aurplua in invettment a » percent arntt rate on Income. Official* hope to anned robberies. We have eliminate aeeOon of the bfll — - - --*• • ,gie §B| Next to Ocean City artist, Florence Deeley, is a monster friend, one of her various and sundry creations that adorn a home turned art gallery in town. Local artist Sculptress is fond of monsters ByTOMSCHAEFER "If I had a classic Greek sculpture, perhaps no ont would say anyttlng." auTOuaunga of her mural-covered walls, beer is depicted on coffee tables because it Toe lady standing In her Uvingroan with tbe was a local brew to the Deeley family before , shopping bag has no character, though. it moved from Chicago to Ocean City flvp top of the world, according to her creator, dream come true; «n art studio all to her-: around drinking beer or Just watching life "Artists congregate here and meet more Maybe tt'i the way I'd like to be." Deeley almost talked a rertauranteur friend into using her in the reataurant but a laat minute decision against it United the everytting. to ordw to survive, we're got to compete with ourselves as well as otter ptopto." • She is not profound or philosophical about' crime* In the dty." Such creations open up human nature to acknowledged As soon as her wort to -•• •Secttoul.pagfS robbery.aaldaheaawanoOMr city I* on an island, it to ?try ....Seâi.patti man with a itockim ovw hto hard » commit an armed fjofMronM TV townahln ...ê«Wl,|»get bead rup toward>r with rcbbTy in IU conflne*. m»t*S$m mn£ torn ,...SMd«ii.i»iei what pohc. d*«ibtd •• a "At any given tinv there faLiS^li^^ 1 ^ '...••8MiiH4,.in«e3 ptoe. _j .. : ':a «n no tat than four paM , v...«Ntt»fcp«ffU- ^-J; ^dten^ pot fc. CM, on tb#«rwu along with r^m^m~^m bopenttaca^regWtr.'1 p»tn*ro-,ontl»rtrerta.'' MMMbnm "A writer writes, and an Yet aome sights need no art education to understand. Met to tor. She oM to be naked but new she's covered. Often m Bad her shawl moved back offbershoulderf," said Deeley. something else. Yet she'll compete with tarseH to become more creative. y "When I go to museums, I compete »mi toe creator of the piece I'm looking at t admlrt li B I don't look, men I *tf|p 'Please turn 'to page MJsf f
PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN Letters to public relations department answered THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, lf» ByMARKSOIFER pun, to 3 pjn.? Signed: PubllcRetaHon* Director Shirley Waldron A: Yet, It's true! It's true! We sure get some in- B's true! teresting letters here at be f 3) What is "The Boatnlkjf Public Relations Department, agwd: The Beatniks second floor, City Han, Room 'A: It's a Walt Disney movie 28. Very few people can reach that will be shown at tbe our office by foot without Youth.Center, 6fli St and oxygen so they have taken ID Atlantic Aye, Saturday, 1:30 expressing themselves with pi. It's sponsored by the the pen, which we aH know i» PTA and Recreation mightier than the sword nod Department Admission to 25 easier than climbing. cents. Ben are some excerpts ; (4) Hat Bob Church with our answers. Note: We recently coined a clever tdek- are omitting salutattow a* It aupef or Ocean City's "Piece would be too unwieldy to keep of op^VaDt" award, oamely, repeating Dear Public "Planks for tb* Hmuryf Relations Department, Dear ». Sotfer, Dear Nerd, etc. (1) Is It true mat the "Happy Roofers" are holding tfa • dance this Saturday in the Solarium of the Mt^fc Pier, 8:30 p.m. and that all are invited? signed: "Twinkle Well-known local artist Kathleen M. Pancoast examines some of the Toes" Thomas award-winning watercolors of South Jersey scenes which she will be A: Yes, it Is true that the Hippy Hoofers are hotting a exhibiting Saturday at Millers Paint Center, New Road and Rhode Island dance this Saturday In the Av. in Somers Point, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Solarium of the Music Pier, 8:30 p.m. and that all are Invited. (2) Is the Ocean City Arti Teachers call for use of personnel Center really going to exhibit the works of Dorothy Pwe Only certified personnel Association is trying to teachers are treated shabbily and Walter Stawusiewskl should teach youngsters. change this, according to in the second," during toe month of February Certified personnel should be to its lower gallery and frffi NJEA Secretary-Treasurer Ricketta also supports A- there be a reception oh paid what they're worth. Miry Ricketta. 346, sponsored by Aaa&a- Saturday, February Wh, 1 Cfertifled school nurses should In a speech for the blyman Thomas Devertn (Dto on staff at every school February 2 Legislative Unlon), which would mandate FREE RABIES CLINIC SET building. Conference in Trenton, Out school districts employ at SEA ISLE CITY — Thar* Reasonable statements, you Rlcketts calls for passage of toast one fuU-time certified will be a Free rabies vac- «y7 Perhaps. But non§ of legislation to make the above nurse at each building with cination dime sponsored by these principles art nowstatements reality. 300 or mare students. The City of Sea We CHy on embodied in state law, and the Specifically, the reading "The duties of nurses have Mareh!fnNn2tD3p.m. at the Nsw Jersey Education teacher from Camden County been Increased by state law new public safety building. endows S-688, sponsored by and local custom," Rieketts Sen. Charles Yates (D-Burl), said, "but present law which requires that board* of requires only one nine per education employ only cer- district. Many nurses simply tified parionnel for in- cannot handle the toad of structional duties, and that testing for scolioaU, assisting certified personnel used as in other medical testa, and aides be placed on the teacher performing other nursing salary guide, duties. For the health and "This legislation will curb safety of the students, we two abuses," Rieketts must Insure adequate nursing declares. "Many boards of servlei." UN OUR 52ND YEAR] education use people without The legislative conference teacher certification so that brings together school em* H»: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. they can pay them lower ployeea and legislators every 399-1260 salaries. "Other boards use February to discus pending certified people to perform leaislatlon. 730 ftiburf Aftnut regular instructional func- KMNBTY tions, but categorize them asMoney in me attic? Bides so they can pay them lower salaries/Students are CallAdTakfr hurt In the first ease, and 399-5411 , f Mils that haw accumulated: : (6) Who bit the first at, m, during ter UJaes, 5 will be: • homerun in Vet's Stadium? W«u, flat's a cross ioeties held from 4 p.m. to 9 pjn. at "*\ Signed: Henry Cash of die kind of mail we receive. the bat Yard, Somers Point • A: Don Money. • We hope this column has been ByADAMK.LEVW, be worth more than tbe actual (7) When Is Night in informative. If your question Director weight ef the silver or gold Venue? Signed: Curious. remains unanswered, write us Bvi music, auctions and door DtvWonoIConramcrAfliln thatwiUbedtnctk A: Saturday, July Wk, at P.O Box 174 or walk to feeprizes such as a lWnch color By amrdsiBg caution, you (I) WUl the Public top floor of Qty Hall, tarn TV. DonaUon to ftt with New Jersey residents have can save money when you Relations Department right around the corridor, tickets available at the Kb flocked to sell their gold and decide to sell any predoni provide a talk to my group stumble into room 28 andStreetFlreHouse. Four group tfwf coins, Jewelry, and metals. Here are some tips far about special events for 1910 and collapse. tickets contact Gayle Conner sterling silver flatware since selling coins Jewelry and and the effect of casinos on REMNDER: There wfll be 3W-4806. The event is spon- fee dramatic rise in tbe price flatware. our resort economy? Signed; a benefit on Sunday tor Ocean sored by the Firemen's of precious metals late last n , O.C. Steam Fitters dub
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