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ss Stabler shower guest
u Beth Anne Stahler, of
_Jcean av., was guest of
am at a surprise bridal
"er given by Mrs. Linda
A and Mrs. Jean Dattilo at
tcei. Dattilo's home, 2024
Qjjury av. .
^Decorations were in mint
oil
Food auction is a success
President, Mrs. Inge Gillin, Siegfried, and Mrs Mrs. Edie
of Omega Lambda Psi sorority Galante planned the food
- Eta Chapter, announced that baskets. Mrs. Colleen Fansler
the food auction held recently organized the programs.
at the Youth Center was well Proceeds irom the evening
attended and a pleasant will be used toward the Club's
evening was enjoyed by allscholarship
fund. A small
attending.
scholarship is given each year
Mrs. Joan Haines acted as to a graduating senior from
the auctioneer, and Mrs. Carol OCHS.
Schuck and Mrs. Betty NicHes The next Club meeting will be
greeted guests at the door and held tonight (April 28) at the
explained the evening's ac- home of Mrs. Fansler, 3
tivities.
Bayaire dr., Marmora, at 8
Mrs. Gillin, Mrs. Ginny p.m.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 28.1977
Tarves named to
appeals board
Ocean City builder Fred S.
Tarves, III, has been named to
recently established Cape May
County Construction Board of
Appeals by the County
Freeholders. He will serve as
vice chairman of that body.
The State Uniform Construction
Code. Act requires the
establishment of such a Board
when one or more
municipalities in the County
does not establish a method of
appeal. Ocean City has its own
appeals board.
The County Board consists of
five members. Initially two
members have been appointed
for four years, one for three
years, one for two years, and
one for one year. Members
serve without pay, but will be
reimbursed for any expenses
incurred in the performance of
"their duties.
According to Tarves, the
Board will meet once a month
on the third Monday nt 8 p.m. in
the Freeholder's room to hear
properly filed appeals. There
will be no meeting in August.
Appeals are heard when an
enforcing agency, - of the
municipality denies an application
for a construction
permit, or fails to act upon an
application for. a construction
permit, and that municipality
doesn't have its own board of
appeals.
All appeals must be filed on
the proper form and with a $50
fee. Application forms are
available at the office of the
board secretary: Neil O. Clark,
County Engineer, Library
Building, Cape May Court
House.
Other members of the board
include Edward Lanza,
chairman, of North Wildwood;
Neil O. Clark, Upper Township,
secretary; and members
Joseph Cotton of Wildwood, and
Harrison Bitting of Villas.
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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Friend of the Flounder
The New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection
gave its approval to Cape May
County Municipal Utilities
Authority plans to proceed with
the design of the Ocean City
wastewater treatment plant.
Sludge management, which
had been a matter of controversy
in recent weeks and
threatened to delay the project,
was resolved in a meeting
between MUA and DEP of-
ficials in Trenton.
"This is a major victory for
the MUA," Chairman Thomas
F. Brodesser, Jr., reported,
"and a very positive step for
the New Jersey DEP. It will
allow us to proceed without
further delays."
As previously reported, the
New Jersey DEP had formed a
new Department of Sludge
Management. It had determined
that the method of
Gardens Civic group
annual meeting Friday
The annual meeting of the
Ocean City Gardens Civic
Association will be held .on
Friday (April 29) at 8 p.m. in
the Flanders Hotel.
Matters of interest and
concern to all members of the
association will be discussed
and an election to fill five
'vacancies on the Board of
Directors is also on the agenda.
The feature of the program at
this meeting will be a talk on
the Mayor-Council (plus
Business Administrator) form
of government which will be
established in Ocean City in
1978. This presentation will be
given by Mr. Robert Hughey,
who is professor of Politics and
Planning at Stockton State
College 1n Pomona.
•'•' Pfcofessbr -Bgghey is -well
(Qualified in' •%* field of
municipal government, for in
addition to his work in political
Bridge vandals
given a warning
The Cape May County Bridge
Commission has promised to
prosecute anyone fishing from
the Ocean City-Longport toll
bridge or attempting to run the
toll booth at that bridge and
others along the county-wide
bridge system.
Bridge Commission officials
said this week they are done
giving warnings to fishermen,
who last summer broke the
windshields of four automobiles .
while casting from the bridge.
Egg Harbor Township police
have agreed to arrest the
anglers. All but at a short
portion of the bridge is in the
Township.
Motorists who attempt to
"run" the toU booth will be
picked up by Ocean City police,
thanks to a special "hot line"
from the toll booth direct to the .
Ocean City police headquarters.
Bridge Commission Supervisor
Harry Richards said
some motorists will turn their
lights off at night at the top of
the draw span and speed past
the toll booth at the base of the
bridge.
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science at Stockton,, he served
as a consultant in 1976 to the
Ocean City Charter Study
Commission. It will be recalled
that this group, after an extensive
study, recommended a
change in Ocean City's form of
government from the present
Commission type to a Mayor-
Council-Administrator form
under the Faulkner Act. A
question-answer period will
follow Prof. Hughey's talk.
All members of the
Association, as well as interested
residents of the
Gardens area, are invited to
attend this meeting.
Settlement in
awning case
The great "awning-sign"
case was resolved in a peaceful
settlement between two local
realtors in Municipal Court
Tuesday.
A few weeks ago realtor
Franklin Williams, of 1330 Bay
av., signed a complaint against
next door neighbor, realtor
James D'Arcy, of 1334 Bay av.
charging that D'Arcy's new
•awning was actually a sign and
violated the city ordinance
prohibiting signs larger than 48
sq. inches.
The controversy has
prompted city officials to reexamine
the ordinance to find
out if an awning with lettering
on it could really be considered
a sign. The City Commissioners
are even considering an
amendment to the ordinance to
keep the problem from coming
up again.
But for the present the matter
was settled in the form of a
dismissal by Judge Florence
Josephson when D'Arcy
promised to paint out the lettering
on the side of the awning,
or is it sign, facing Williams'
property.
sludge handling (anaerobic
digestion) proposed by the
MUA was first approved, then
disapproved. The MUA was
then directed to use composting.
The -change in direction
would have delayed the
Ocean City project and caused
the Step II grant applicants to
be segmented.
The MUA, its staff headed by
Exectuvive Director Walter D.
Taft, Jr. and its consultants,
Pandullo Quirk Associates,
argued against segmentation
and on Monday finally convinced
the New Jersey DEP to
withdraw its request.
According to Taft, the DEP
said it win require a very
comprehensive sludge
management study to be
conducted County-wide by the
MUA. "It will be based upon
composting and land
spreading, digestion and land
spreading, and other alternatives
to land filling. New
information and results from
Beltsville, Maryland's U.S.
Agricultureal Department
experimental station suggests
that compositing should be
studied in detail. We are happy
to comply with that request now
that we know we can proceed to
full design for the Ocean City
plant."
Brodesser commented, "If
further studies show a better
method of sludge management
is indicated and implementable,
it can be incorporated
into final design."
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Exchan ge play this weekend
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Ocean City is billed as
America's Greatest. Family
cludes Fred Benson who has the
I've sad news and good news the 3rd st.-jetty. > .
this week, and I'm always
large, averaging two and three Resort and true to this billing
role of Felix. Fred's wife,
willing to start off with the sad
We know that the weakfiah pounds..
the family code is seen in those
Mary, is busy backstage with
news first. So here goes.
are in great number and large Now all we can do is watch, involved in the upcoming
the. very • important role of
in size, averaging 8 to 10 pounds
While conversing with Big Ed
wait and wish for the weather to
production, of . "My Three
make-up chairman. .
and running to the large side.
and'listening to the CB, the
get straightened out so we can
^Angels." -
Continuing we have Judy
Striped bass seem to be few
Becotte who plays Emilie. Her
mackerel are few and far
go fishing. As I know, if you are The play is being sponsored husband, Paul,' also is before
and far between.
between. "Hopefully," says Ed,
like me, you are still crazy after' by the Exchange Club with the footlights in the , role of
''they're still south of us.
South of us, coming along by such a miserable winter. performances set for Friday Henri. ' • .*•
the million, are the bluefish,
.Now for the better news.
Good luck^for the up and and Saturday (April 29 and' 30.)
and they are quite large. North
Tautog has made the scene in
coming week and let us know at 8 p.m. in-the high school Is that all? Far from it. The
Carolina and Virginia 'report
fairly good numbers. Jim them to be ISpounds and up and
about your catches. Bring them
auditorium.
next couple are the Brysons.
Gallagher caught a 6 pound, 3 in vast schools. They should
in to be weighed because there The family endeavor bit
Jack is behind the footlights
ouncer, along with several arrive early in May.
is always a contest. And don't came to light after casting was
portraying Jules, another of the
smaller ones. The bait was
forget, Big Ed likes to take completed and publicity was
Angels, while his wife, Joan is
sandfleas, and the catch was at
Croakers are in abundance pictures. Maggie.
being gathered. Most members
very busy as producer.
south of us and they are quite
of the cast have either a
The next family is the
husband or wife also working
Gillians who outnumber all
on the production and in some
others with three members
instances the participants are
participating. Roy is the third
wearing two hats.
Angel, Alfred, while his wife,
Jean is wardrobe chairman and
Sewage plant on schedule Starting at the top with the. their son, James goes on stage
director, Helen Richter, she is as the lieutenant.
filling her usual job as director
and her husband, Alan, is cast
Two more family couples are
as Joseph, one of the Angels.
busy working but are not seen
The second family duo in-
as they are some of those very
necessary behind-the-scenes
ltd 6 Wftliy Avt.
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worker:.. Dave Simpson, is in
charge of set construction and
his wife, Betty Is wardrobe
' assistant and both Helen and
. Don Cross are working as staae
crew.
Other workers on the
production may. not involve
family ties but they wear dual
hats. Both Roy Gillian and Paul
Becotte are in the cast as wefl
as being co-chairmen of the
event as members of the Exchange
Club. Bob Smith alto is
part of the cast and is vice
president of the Exchange
Club.
Last, but far from least, are
two female members of the
cast. Millie Wheaton holds
down the role of Mme. Parole
and is working on props while
Janis Gunther playa the
daughter, Marie Louise, and ia
serving on the ticket
mittee. ' -•' •• • .;'••••'•
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