Sep 1985 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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School opens Wednesday; bus schedules on page 9 

Tuesday, September 3.1985 

Early morning drug sweep nets 28 herd 

• A three-month Investigation led by 

Det Gary Schaffer, Dennis Jonee and IIyeaf 

old veteran summer PtL Greg 

Dtpuno led to tbe arrest here Pridty 

morning of 18 lululti and 10 Juveniles on 

varloai drug charges. • s 

.Warrents for the arrest of four adults 

were still outstanding u of Friday, 

according to Schaffer. 

The Investigation was alnied at street 

level dealer* and resulted In m drug 

purchases of marijuana, methamphetamlne, 

LSD, procalne and cocaine 

by undercover agents. 

At 0:30 a.m. Friday members of the 

Ocean Oty tad Sea Isle police departments, 

Cape May Courrty Sheriffs 

Department, and the Cape Hay County 

Prosecutor's Office were briefed on the 

Investigation. Members of tbe Egg 

Hfirbor Township, 8on)ers,EM$ and 

iffililntfiHFfi^ police (KVSIM&SIKB ^ ^V^VB 

briefed on the Investigation earjfar list 

week. 

According to police, L 

Friday nine teams of j 

these people on the f ' 

Tony Oaves, US 4 

tranqufliiem, nnsnailnrt nf i 

DonaU nddnson, isV )U 

1 „ „*• 'Afrfi 

possession and sale of marijuana; 

Vincent Paul WWte, 20, 1111 Cental 

AT,, tm counts possession and tale of 

marijuana, possession and sale of 

imHhmnphpf^rTîn^ and conspiracy to 

sell controlled dangerous substance 

(GBS); 

David Updegrave, age unknown, 1110 

Wesley Av, poesesslon and sale of 

cocaine and conspiracy to sell CDS; 

'BUI Jordan Jr. displays the Jack's Starry Chain quilt of Mary Street Rod nm; the quilt, dmong those on display daring Friday and 

fhurn of Brlcktown on the door of his dad's modified 1935 Chevy Saturday's annual quilt snow, 

Coupe. The ear will be among those In Saturday's South Jeriey 

ahsfo by jnetfti genner 

Growth is issue in township) campaign 

ByKENWEATBERPORO 

Sentinel-Ledger Staff 

il UPPER TOWNSHIP —The campaign 

'•*-the two seaU up on Township Com- 

mittee baa begun with independent 

Bruno Tropeano getting the Jump an his 

Republican rivals by beginning Ms drive 

a week early. 

Tropeano said he wanted to begin 

ut variance still needed 

Jet Ski business 

gets a reprieve 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 4 OffldaU here 

have decided not to enforce^ cease and 

dsslft order against the Mad Beach Jet 

Ski Rentals In BeeslevV Point after the 

owner agreed to halt outside concerts on 

fee premises. j"'?'. 1 '' 

.Construction Official Edward Kenney 

,43 ifsued the order, AJDISJ.) SO after he 

learned'tbe owner never dbtalned a 

Variance to operate the Uslness. Jet sU 

^ J boat mtaU aren't si permitted use 

be neighborhood^ cotnmerctal tone 

where Mad Beach Is located. 

< Kenney researched the business after 

Township officials received complaints 

of noise and possible vandalism as a 

result of outdoor concerts Mad Beach 

owner- David Shields occasionally 

sponsored on Saturday nights. 

Kenney said It was decided to allow' 

Shields to remain open because the 

business has been operating for five 

i years.' < 

(Please turn to page 14) 

Police assaulted while 

* reakirig up loud barty 

..— —.. ^r*- 5o-«~ir ^ 1flw, between (on,, y the peopl« and the (*> ^ 

^breakupalood ^__ „ 

and ended op b^ûJjtsd for,.-,., The 

ibl»: Four Pennsyhrsnla man, PUs. William Feeney and Mickey 

thmbroUi«rirWirtdrnstal' CuUnane respondsd.' ' 

sf ffaudr/iUMd down, "They were assaulted as soon u they 

' Wilson. -1. got there," Wilson said. - - 

.'to I 

:ajvtart|lld -Botn, nspondsd. to On 

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ar^ because, with the township's ex- question me. The answers will be mine, 

plosive growth, be believed he needs the I'm willing to talk with any township 

extra time to visit every home. residents without having others with me 

'.1 again plan to go door to door alone, _ 

tr*rebyllvln« everyone tbe cr*nc« to (Pltiw turn to page IS) 

Rites today for 

T. JbhniCarey, 74; 

noted civic leader 

- T. John Carey, who received highest 

accolades as • civic leader and friend to 

the community by local and state of• 

fidals, died Friday night of heart failure 

at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers 

Point. He was 74. 

"He was such a big part of Ocean 

City," said Mayor Jack Bittner 

'yesterday In,announcing that all 

Several years ago Carey was ap>' 

pointed to the Coastal Conservation 

Commission, a volunteer group appointed 

to advise tbe city on shore 

protection measures. He saved as cochaliman 

along with G. John Scbrelner. 

"He was so dedicated to Ocean City 

and its people," Schreiner said of Us. 

colleague and friend. "We learned a lot 

his knowledge and will 

\ municipal flags ware lowered.hiihis , ..»«_••.-•.-«.. 

honor. "He gave so much of htansaV to rww try to practice things be taught us. 

"tho peopU of Ocean Cto- 'To . I'Tf 

i> "The loss of Johnwini fettfoViikng' wUl miss him dearly," Schrelnet sail 

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photo by $#nlor Sfutflo 

Sharon Johnson and Pam Davis take time out on a hot day for some 

cooling watermelon. 

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THE StiATiNKI-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY* N.J. 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, IBgT 

Sign-up is Sept. 10-12 for Vo-Tech evening school 

The Cape May County 

Vocation evening aehool will 

conduct ln-person registration 

3:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, 

Wednesday and Thursday, 

Sept. 10, 11 and 12. 

The classes will begin at 7 

p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 17. 

Evening school offerings by 

date of the first class Include: 

Aerobics, Tuesday and 

Thursday at the Vo»T#en: 

Center and Woodbine 

elementary school, one hour 

each night; 

Tuesday — Air conditioning 

and refrigeration, basic; 

automotive, advance; bread 

baking; cake decorating; 

carpentry, bade; computers, 

Introduction; digital electronics; 

French and Italian 

or Wednesday, one night per 

week; cardlo-pulmlnary 

resuscitation (CPR); doll 

clothes making; drawing and 

design; electrical house 

wiring; fishing tackle 

repairs; folk art and tote 

painting; 

Also, GED classes two 

nights per week, Tuesday and 

knitting; nautical chart; 

nurse's aide, three nights per 

week, Tuesday, Wednesday 

and Thursday; oriental 

cooking, basic; photography, 

beginner; 

And plumbing and beating 

simplified; real estate appraiser; 

seafood preparation; 

silk screening; sketching; 

Wednesday at HfrWIMr BBnnastfts; stern drive 

Center and 

School, 

Woodbine 

and 

(tabaard-eutboart) service 

Elementary •»-•—• -— fining; - • typing, refresher; 

Wednesday at 

Ocean Monday City and 

upholstery, one night per 

High School; week, Tuesday, Wednesday or 

home construction. In- Thursday; welding • foundry, 

troduction to architecture; one night per week, Tuesday 

or Wednesday; wine ap- repair; hotel-motel, food and 

preciation, and woodcarvlng. beverage management; 

nurse's aide, three nights per 

Starting Thursday, Sept, IB week, Tuesday, Wednesday 

—aerobic dancing, two nights and Thursday; Oriental 

per week, Tuesday and cooklng,*advaneed; outboard 

Thursday at Vo-Teeh Center service training; pastries; 

and Woodbini Elementary private pilot, ground school-, 

School; air conditioning and real estate salesperson, two 

refrigeration, advanced; nights per week, Tuesday and 

apprentice training, two Thursday; recepHonist and 

rigntrper week, Wednesday office procedures; advanced 

and Thursday; automotive sewing; beginners typing; 

basic; black seal license; upholstery, one night per 

calligraphy; electronics; week, Tuesday, Wednesday er 

firearms, general; fumlhiri Thursday; and word 

restoration; 

processing, one night per 

Also home video use and 

week, Tuesday or Thursday, 

Federici exhibit opens today at the Arts Center 

cooking; GED, Tuesday and The work of Mary Federici area businesses while also Washington Mall Art Show, manent collection wU be on 

Wednesday at the Vo-Tech Is being highlighted this showing and selling her own Cape May. Her one-woman exhibit In the upper gallery 

Center and Woodbine month at the Ocean City Arts work. She also paints com- shows include Glassboro State Us month. A public reception 

Elementary School, two Center in the lower gallery, mission pieces and Is active In College, Cape May Arttor 

Federici will be add 

nights a week; nurse's aide, The show opens today a number of South Jersey art, League, and Gallery 80 inSaturday, 

Sept 7 from 1 te[J 

Tuesday, Wednesday and (Tuesday) and continues organizations. 

Bridgeton. She has taught at pjn. at the Arts Center, 

Thursday, three nlghU a (trough Sept. 30. 

A WUdwood resident, much the Cape May Art League and Wesley Av, 

week; oil painting and Federici received her of her subject matter Is taken at the Ocean City Arts Center 

woodcarvlng painting; bachelor of arts degree from from the snore area. She has and will be offering a class in lie Arta Center la 

quilting; 

Glassboro State College. She received many awards for her watereolor and a class in t,m, to ft p.m. Mon 

Also real estate salesper- bag studied with Carp Epert, work including first place for bhtik at the Arts Center this through Friday and B a.m. 

son; small engine repair; Alice Steer Wilson and Daniel a watercolor In the Cold falL 

pjn, on Saturday, For 

solar heating (or theChard. 

A freelance artist, she Springs Village Art Show and The Arts Center's per- Information call 399-7828, 

homeowner; stained glass; handles creative art work for first place in the Juried 

Swedish mailage; 

upholstery, Tuesday. Wed- 

Ocean City eventsl 

nesday or Thursday, one night 

a week; welding-foundry, 

Tuesday and Wednesday, one 

night a week; wood crafts; 

word processing, Tuesday or 

Thursday, one night a week; 

and yoga for relaxation. 

Starting Wednesday, Sept, 

U — Apprentice training, 

Wednesday and Thursday, 

two nights per week; auto 

body; bookkeeping one; 

carpentry advance; computers 

• Introduction. Tuesday 

TODAY (Tuesday) 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

Chess dub 

with Frank Ruggieri eon- center, 7 p.m. 

duo Ing on the Music Pier, 8 

p-m. 

meets, 

"The Rita 

Federici 

Diane," an acrylic by Mary 

American Legion, Morgai 

Ranck Post 137 meeting, MM 

Garden Club of Ocean City Street and Raven Avenue, I 

luncheon, Flanders Hotel, pjn. 

noon, 

Planning board meeting, 

Alcoholics Anonymous city hall council chamberi 

meeting, Holy Trinity Church, 7:80 p,m. -* 

30th Street and Bay Avenue, 7 

p.m. beginners; 8:30 p.m. XI Alpha Iota chapter Beta 

discussion. 

Sigma Phi meeting, home of 

Floss Beddow, I p.m. ,. 

EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP 

ADULT EVENING SCHOOL 

High School Dr, off English Creek Rd, Bgg Harbor Twp, 

FALL 1985 Classes will begin Sept. 23rd 

REGISTRATION E.H.T.H.S.-Main Office. September 8th, llth, 12th 

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Free Blood Pressure Testing - September flth, 

ilth. Free Water Testing Seminar - October 2nd - 7:80 - 9:30. Free - 

Preparing for College Workshops • October 3rd, 10th, 17th 

MONDAY 

Accounting 

Amateur Radio 

Basic Landscaping 

Candy-Making Wortahopio 

TfJKsnav 

Aerobics 

Art of Crafts 

Auto Repair 

Basketball , . 

THURSDAY 

Aerobics 

Air-Brush Painting 

Banjo, S4) strings 

Computer 

Disc. Your Best Colon 

Floral Arranging, Basic 

Income Tax Prep, 

Linoleum Block Cutting & 

Print 

Successful Investing 

Photography II 

Res, Real Estate 

Theater, Improvisations, ate. 

Typing I 

Typing II 

Upholstering 

Volleyball 

Free Lance Writing 

Yoga, Beg. 

Woodworking 

Computer • •••Cake 

Decorating, Adv 

Creative Visualization • > C.P..R, Computer, Inter. 

Crewel Embroidery Creative Writing 

Drawing and Oil Painting Decoy Carving 

Judo-Self Defense Decoy Painting Drawing 

Photography, Basic Driver Education 

Piano, Bag. , 

Floral Arranging, Adv. 

Pottery, Intro. 

Guitar, Beg, 

Prep, for World of Work Microwave Cooking 

Sewing, Beg. 

First AW 

Stained Glass 

Music Theory, Intro 

Journalism 

Physical Fitness Exercise 

Tennis, Beg, 

Puppetry 

Tennis, Adv. 

S.A.T. Review 

Woodworking 

Sawing, Alt, 

Stress Reduction 

For Information Call Assertiveness 

Boating Safety Course - September ilth 

653-1845 Aftef 2 P.M. S.A.T. Review • Saturday Morning Classes - September aistf 

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14 DAY • 4 EVENT 

Matchpolnt Jra. duplicate 

bridge, community center, 

7:30 pm 

Cape-Atlantic chapter 

Sunshine Foundation 

meeting, 7:30 p.m. 

WEDNESDAY 

Ocean dry Pops Orchestra 

with Frank Ruggieri emducting, 

final conert for the 

season on the Music Pier, I 

p.m. 

THURSDAY 

Bill Bruestle's Banjo Bagd. 

appearing on the Mode Pi««t 

I pm „,,- 

Rotary Club meeting^ 

ChlChi's in Somen Point, 6:30? 

Matchpoint duplicate 

bridge, community center,) 

7:30 p.BL j,A 

Lions Club meeting, pa. 

Hury's ton, 7 pM. 

«cean City Lodge th 

Wwanli Club meeting, f**M **M meeting; MaionW 

Ffymm^ ton, a,a p.m. Lodge, 7;80 pjn, ^ 

Join realty firm here 

Fox & Luo las. Realtors 

announced that Tom Coleman 

and Rod Pierce have Joined 

the Ocean City staff aa 

salesmen. 

Coleman ig a graduate of 

Temple University and a 

member of the American 

Institute of Certified 

Accountants. 

Pierce holds a bachelor of 

science degree In marketing 

from St, Joseph's University 

to Philadelphia. 

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fUEgpAY, SEPTEMBER ,i, 1985 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 3 

a Isle City commissioners wary of easement for sewage pipeline 

;, By KEN WEATHEEFX)RD Authority's sewage project to present plan for the force mlssionen and *he present over the first easement and if sure if the city should trade iend'i Inlet Waterfront Part 

.. Seaflsel-LedferBtoJf trade en easemer.t the city main to be built across Board Isn't sun II it wants to 

lot If they ever have to dig it 

the contractor needs a new

^The Sentinel-Ledger 

t, ^ *** — 

/editorials/comment 

getting 

the respect 

Page Pour 

Tuesday, September 3,1985 

where to go/ 

what to do 

\ off the bookshelves 

Tuesday, September 3, 1985 Page Five 

by Robert Baggs, director Ocean City Public Library 

SnpiUn b, ««« city .nl.l «e WiiMf 

£Vw 'It can't be the old excuse about being so close 

ito the h forest t you can't see the h trees, After f all,, ll 

'" elected officials as well as residents and 

vacationers surely know that the biggest attrac- 

' tion at the Jersey Shore is the shore itself That's 

why businesses have been built up along boardwalks 

from Ocean City to Cape May; and why 

\ motels, condominiums and private homes are 

built, unfortunately, as close to the beach as 

possible. 

We're referring to the way we treat our most 

precious natural resource the ocean, which 

. literally bathes our shore, providing residents 

i and countless visitors with one of nature's 

greatest recreational attractions, to say nothing 

of a businessman's delight 

And the way we seem to treat our ocean is 

largely with contempt; certainly little respect. 

How else can you explain the fact that for six 

days late this summer the beaches in the Wildwoods 

were closed to swimming because of the 

human wastes overflowing from antiquated 

municipal treatment plants. Or the fact that. 

closer to home, a partial sewer ban has just been 

imposed in Sea Isle City because that resort's 

treatment facility consistently violates state 

quality standards for effluent. 

Here in Ocean City, thankfully, the sewage 

treatment plant is relatively modern and, while 

it too is approaching capacity — as lots of 

development in little space continues — it is, 

nevertheless treating wastes to a degree which 

authorities and taxpayers past settled upon as 

most optimum. 

Unfortunately, what was considered optimum 

a few years ago may not be the best for the 

money today — and the green tides we seem to 

be experiencing every summer may be a clue to 

that. 

It hasn't been definitely established, but some 

believe the organisms that end up the ingredients 

of green tide feed off the nutrient rich, albeit 

treated, effluent once it disperses in the sea 

following discharge; once it gets beyond the end 

of the discharge pipe and the chlorine residual is 

dissipated. 

Maybe we need a treatment system that 

provides maximum treatment of human waste — 

whatever the cost. Obviously our neighbors to 

the south need to maintain the antiquated 

ims they â^f unUl^thty, too can become 

irt of the county Municipal Utilities Authority 

treatment system. 

All of us need to give maximum consideration 

to our ocean — what we put into it and what we 

build by it. 

Support your local poet 

Here's tow two youngsters, about the same age, view 

Ocean City: 

Schools opening, drive extra carefully 

QCBANQTY 

Ocean City Is your vacation 

Shortly after Labor Day before the school par ends, discourage horseplay — The Council reminds 

You can swim In the ocean- 

more than a million New The New Jersey State which often results in tragedy parents that school bus riders 

Pack your bap and leave right now— 

Jersey students will be Safety Council, expressing when children run or are are 

And bring your sun ten lotion... 

greeted by M.OM teachers and 

ppedestrians 

who must be 

concern for the safety of the pushed into the pam of on- 

1,m Bdministrstorg as they 

taught to walk in front not 

students who will be traveling veling coming vehicles. 

rdeceofRoeeDiSctascio.OceanCtty begin the new school year 

behind the bus when crossing 

to school or athletic events*,, 'Pie Council also recom. 

which la expected to cost in 

fee road. 

urges parents to remind their mends that passengers follow 

As I sit amongst the people on sandy warm beaches 

excess of $4 billion. 

Motorists are cautioned to 

children of safety rules ttiese basic rules while on 

I look into the ocean 

At least 325,000 of the 

stop or slow down as required 

especially at bus stops. board; 

I see the waves crashing ever so soundly ... 

returning students will ride to 

when approaching a school 

Stay seated... no fighting , 

I see the seagulls swiftly flying through 

school each day In 12,500 

bus flashing red lights and be 

The Safety Council believes don't throw things inside the 

the deep blue sky... 

school buses that will travel 

alert for children crossing the 

parents should teach children bus or out of windows.., never 

t see the tun bring forth its rays of warmth 

more than 100 million miles 

street especially in a school 

to keep out of the roadway and lean out the windows. zone. 

and happiness 

I hear the breeze whistle in the hollowness of my 

ear 

I hear the seagulls chirping ever so gayly 

Heel the sunshine beating softly on my face 

I feel the breeze of a shadow looking over roe Protecting children from abuse 

But most of all I see the children big and small 

Black and white, I see them laughing and crying, 

By State Senator nationwide. 

walking and running..] 

JAMES B. HURLEY 

background cheeks. These center. In addition, owners of 

Gov. Thomas Kean has 

(R-Cape, Cumberland) 

checks will ensure mat those day care centers would be 

And we share one thing, a dream, my dream, your dream, 

established a special Child with a past history of subject to criminal history 

everyone's dream, we live in everyone's dream every day Between 1983 and 1984. theAbuse 

and Neglect Task violence, neglect or ex- checks. 

number, of cases of child Force to alert the public to ploitation of children are not The new state budget, 

America's 

abuse reported in Cumthis 

danger and preventive allowed to care for which took effect July 1, In- 

Dream berland and Cape May measures parents can take to 

" StaetySmmen,!! 

youngsters. 

cludes an additional $40 

counties rose more than 50 protect their children. The 

granddaughter of Agnes P ftiynfen, Ocgm Qfy i 

million for the state Division 

percent. Cumberland County task force also Is advising The bill would, require of Youth and Family Ser- 

had an Increase of reported state and local agencies on checks of current and vices, the agency responsible 

cases from 779 In 1983 to 1,121 how to handle cases of abuse, prospective employees at day for handling child abuse 

in 1984; In Cape May County Recently, the Senate passed ore centers, state group cases. The money will be used 

The Sentinel-Ledger the figures Increased from 500 a bill that would require homes, county shelters for to hire 600 additional em- 

MUM IiK riHiM k Hmtfttl I Crtiuil Fiiulf RHM 

in 1983.to 774 in 1981. public and private employees county schools of ployees, t 

By 

These two counties in mydirectly 

Involved in caring for 

state psychiatric- 

district are not alone in ex- children to have criminal 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER 

periencing a dramatic rise in 

child abuse cases. Statewide, OCEAN CITY GOVERNMENT—— 

• OMlltitllaimJ«U|ll*M Inc 

HviM L fifttn "TOI 

reports of child abuse almost 

MAYOR COUNCIL PRESIDENT 

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HKInsirMI Ocean city N J Mils 

doubled between 1963 and 

, * Eilsbllihea 1111 I 

1984. Last year alone, 44,368 

Jack Bittner Henry 6. Knight 

Phono No lldlinsill USPSNo *J7240 

cases of abuse were reported lBSweetwaterCt. 2217 Haven Av. 

Entered at PoitOlflcaal Ocean ciry N J OIJJ4 

ai Kcond ctau matter 

to the State Division of Youth 399-6111 (City Hall) 399-5555 (Work) 

and Family Services. 

399-6204 (Home) 399-4646\

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Obituaries 

§bert J, Malien, 36; slain 

g&J.* State Police detective 

| SCULLVILLE - A MJUU> of Christian Burial for Albert 

S-JohnMflllen,«SUte Pdlce detective who wu shot and killed 

IKti Uved at 1M Weymouth Ave. 

• A lifelong area resident, he wu bom In Pleasantvtlle. Mr, 

i Milton was with the State Police for 14 yearn and wu 

< kMlgned to the Narcotics Bureau in Berlin. He nerved In 

Virious station*. In tiv South Jersey Troop A area. 

£ Re irta • former Marine Corps sergeant and served with 

; tbe Third Marine Division in Vietnam and Okinawa. A 

• captain and company commander of No. 253 Transportation 

Company of Cape May Court House. 

In 1984 he was named National Guard outstanding officer 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

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Phone 398-1187 

m,A' Ocean City, N.J 

Friends of Music Tickets on Sale Here'. 

computer training 

739 Second Ave. 

Absecon 

of Detachment No. 2 Troop Command. 

A1987 graduate of Holy Spirit High School, he graduated In 

1976 from Stockton State College with a bachelor of arts 

degree in criminal justice. 

Surviving ire Mi wife, Margaret "Peggy" >. a daughter, 

Jennifer; two sons, Albert John Jr. and Michael, all at home; 

his mother, Irene Mallen of Pleasantvllle; five sisters. Janet 

Township and Joyce Addario of Ocean View. 

Burial wfll be h Holy Cross Cemetery, Maya Luidlni. 

Arrangements are the the Adams-Perfect Funeral Home, 

New and Zlon roads, Northfield. 

Martin Shenfeld, 56; 

SOMERS POINT - Martin Shenfeld, 86, of Extern Road, 

died Sept 1 at Graduate Hospital In Philadelphia. 

Bom in Atlantic city, he* wu a lifelong area resident. 

A collector of coins and stamps, he was employed u a slot 

change attendant at Sally's Park Place. 

sister, Jill Levene of Blnghunton, N.Y. 

Graveside services were Monday at the Beth KehUlah 

Atlantic City, 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,19&5 I flffilfPAV, SEPTEMBER 3, IB8S 

Free CPR ~ 

Tn« 

course set 5? 

SOMEM PODTT - Short f«" 

Memorial Hospital Is offering ' • * " > 

a free introduction to cardlopulmonitry 

resuscitation * J " 

(OFR) on Tueidiy, Oct. l — 

from 7 to B p.m. , 

the course Is htlng offered TQ m 

In coordination with p-t, 

Bmrgtncy Medleal Strvleis E r iS! 

Week (Sept. 29 to Oct. 5), and .PPIIE; 

wlU fsaturi feguseitatlon ""* 

PhUadelphla and formerly lived in Cherry Hill. 

Surviving are her husband, Edward S.; two sons, Edward 

J. of Medford Ukca and S. Jeffrey of San Francisco, Calif.; 

two daughters, Faith Ann Britilngboffer of Burlington and 

Denlse Hoyle of Belmawr; a brother, C, Joseph HarUns of 

Sea Isle dry; three sisters, Catherine carr of Philadelphia 

and Gertrude Cavanaugh of Pittsburgh, Pa I 1 and Union 

(Tuesday) at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Burial will 

be in Seaside Cemetery, Arrangements are by the Chester J 

Wmberg Funeral Home. 

Paul Kauffman, 88; was officer 

in Masonic organization 

WIST CAPlMAY-PauIC.Kautoin.ll, rfiu W. FJrst 

Av., died Aug. 25 in Burdette Tamlln Memorial Hospital In 

ape May Court House, 

Born In Trenton, he lived here for 23 years. 

He was a retired dvil engineer Ior the city of Itaton. 

Mr. Kauf&nim was a member of Ape Island Masonic 

Omsistory of West GoUlijpwogd, the ape May County 

Masonic Mutual Assistance Association and the Crescent 

He Is iiu-vivid by two ima, P. Douglas and Wayni, both of 

Vinaland; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. 

Public Notict Public Notice 

NOTICE OP DECISION OF 

OHOINANCE NO 11-11 PLANNINO lOdRD 

iHii orainanci wa. HUM sn TS *HBM IT M » v eQNEiBNi 

techniques that may help save lomen psmt. N«W Jen.». wai huN, 

anmeone'fi lffe **" •ppiitaiion »as grmtH wwti. 

„ " ' ' " • • aetiiion ii on I" "-—-"-'"*•— '- 

Class size Is limited; pre- imiwn m « 

ngistotton Is requlrei •.•;»';>•»>>, „,, 

65J-3543. •-..IT.P.F.U.M 

THESALTYD 

! | Grooming ft Pet Supplies 

Scott 

4MAiburyAv 

led pit* Water a Cat 

WASH * BI -E PET BEDS - 

Kltty Ku B#dsBM The Cudtfltr, 

Ivlilon on 

RlKITNU Igl I commonly Hewn it 17 

«i*ay, famen Falnl, New jan«v. 

Dennis Jones Sr,; 

minibus driver here ! 

Dennlj 0, Jones Sr., (fi. of 2414 Asbury Av. died Aug. 30 u 

Philadelphia's Veterans-Hospital. • 

A municipal minibus driver here, Mr. Jones was a Worty 

yen* ' X J 

He is survived by tlifee-M^s, Dennis 0. Jr. of Somers 

brothers, William Rodgers of Dover, Del., and Jose] 

Rodgera of Pennsauken; a sister, Iris Dewey of Ocean Qi 

Md.; and five grandchildren. 

tQtt, #1 

Wlmberg Funeral Home, 201 Asbury Av. Burial will be in the 

Cape May County Veterans Cemetery. 

Friends may call at the funeral home an hour before 

services. Memorial contributlau may be nude to tlf 

American Cancer Society. * 

the first teeijire In its fall Society i-— • . ... 

series i pjn. Wednwday, strong interest In |the 

Sept. 4 in the public meeting restoration and pr 

Library oh Mechanic Street In 

ape May Court House, 

Speaking on the topic 

"CoHeeting Jerseyana" wlB 

be David C. Munn of Oierry 

Hill. Director of toe Cherry 

fflU Ftee Public Ubrary, he Is 

Munn has been a contributing 

editor and 

author-co-author of nttn; 

historical publications ind 

many of his articles fend 

reviews have been published^! 

to New Jersey pertodlealB, | 

Public Notice \ 

(««ini a! a metl.no oi council PuWit Nuliea ii hereby alvtn lo ail 

i me ism flay ol Auguil, Ills ana Ptruni nut a PuUllt HHrlni Hit MM 

men up (or iKond raMinf ana on Auguit If, 1MI It wRICIi Maplng an 

Marina 31 a mntlna ol laid appLlsalian lor tin plan approval for 

public 

I tg g| 

! naii on tm fit, oa, si gi Augiisl, Aug prbpaiafl 

Ceunril Chamberi, (tfy Hill 

t.j.IT.F.P.li.li 

1 Public Notice 

ftstayrani and fhipi sn bidl 

CHABLES AND CONNOR 

I1Y Hail, ai 1115 !fll 2 commonly knswn at Sail ani 

SHERIFF'S IAL1 

Altirnayi al Law 

lay AvemiM, strngri Mini, New jar by virtu, ol a Writ oi latniiioii lay Avenu. at Filth {treat 

Martha" My, wai haart. 

Itluid out ol tht Superior court ol N.w 

Lorelta C M.rjhill 

Otian CHy, Nttt J.riey MiH 

Ciwcitrk *«W appliealien wu grlnlM whlcl 

J.'i.y, Chanury DIvliiMi, q«p« M.y UN) ItflM! i 

d.ciiion ii an Ilia and available lor in 

County. Dock.! No, F 11 If, Inirain, 

istetlM In IN Municipal Building 

pandinl, wherein THE HOWARD 

Attorn.y> lor Flalntilll J 

•ulHIng silica, ol lamer! point, N— 

SAVINGS BANK, a New J.ney cor 

KENNETH R METIM , ana 

pof.tlon il 111. Flllntll! md WILL I AIM THfLMA t, MEYEBS, (ill Mia, VI. 

NOTICE OF BICIS1OH OF 

Cindy Plum 

A, ITSOHLi ynmarried, «i al iff Ihi RflOlP 1INAN MUNMN ' iltd 

PLAHNINS BOARD 

Sacretanf la tlu Bojrd 

Oilindanli. I itell H I ll l FUNELOPI i, MUNOAN, Ml * Mia, 

TO WHOM UmiTCONClRN 

DATKD at Somtrl Feint, NtW JlrUy 

puelig v«ndut on: 

CENTRAL FEDERAL SAVINS 

Public Holies II h.ttby given to 111 init iftn day gi Auguii, ifis 

WEDNIiDAV, 

JACK PARKS and JOHN MCEVS 

perssni that a FubliE Hearing w« h, h.ld 

1 . . 

RICHARD TAYLOR and UjNDA 

TSTLOS, nil wilt. j 

CHANCERY DIVISION 1 

«*,I>E M*¥ COUNT* * 

Mckat No. p-llff.il 

NOTICE TO ABSENT CIFENPANT! 

TMi 1TATE OP NBW JERSEY T8i 

RAOIP JINAN MUNGAW t.and 

PENELOPE J. MUNOAN, Mi will. 

* are Hereby tummoned* and 

•it ID larva upon EnarlM and 

, Plalnllllr allorn.yi whMa ad- 

II lay Av.nut at Fifth ifrHt, 

n City. New Jtnay om«. an An 

ana tut nannaaitirly line gl N 

tr ts iht complaint, Hi** In a civil 

Slrtat Itg faat wide), ant prgcHdina, 

Action, in which Kinnatn R, nWrarb 

Ihencc (I) norlhwMHrly larniins an 

anil TBalma J. Mey.ri, hit wife, M M 

angle tl the right with Scaan But ol ft 

Plaintlllt. and Raglp ilnan Mvngai andl 

deor.ai t minutii t!0H teat to a paint. 

Mid point balni In the iMtha'iterlv FmJerai sailnai, JacH Fartil an(f John 

line »l Lol IDA. 

McEvoy. Richard Tjylot and Linda 

tnanca 111 ngrtMaliariy In tha olvlilon Taylor, nil w!M, In tha MfhMMH, 

una Mtwatn Lou iii and utA ii.rii pending in the Superior Coun aMNaw 

leal lo ( point, uia paint Mlna in th* Jiniir, ehanciry Bivllitn, CapVMay 

dlvlnonline M M M Loli lll.no liaal County, and hearing Dock.l No. lfo»»th( 

Mnl ol InltTHCtlon at uld dl»l»lon •J, within IWtty-llw. |UI da,l tlMr tht 

>lna With flu aruluoti lina Mtwian Lots PUBiiutiM UN luraof. aiclglNw al 

390-7491 Ocsan City, N.J. Cindy Plntui 

The 802i: 

A plain poper copier iiKorporafing 

t?i MTM [•!'. VI 

in the world of a cost that's unbeatable. 

Monthly least $7 COO 

purchase only < ff p 

I CALL FOR A 

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522-4145 

FINAL 

"SERVICE FIRST 

Fall Semester 

Registration 

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561-4400 

inn 3ftn day «l auguit, IN! 

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PUGUCUOTICE 

TM undei-ilonM Mi appliad to Iht 

Qctan eity (Ming Board ol ASjuitnunt 

lor raar yard varlann, lor Ih. Milding, 

and dtcti, and any olti.r ..riant, 

dMmid nentMry by th. (anlng Board 

tl Aaiu.lm.nl In cm|unctlM wllh an 

.Kpllcallon lor EMitryctlM ol a dutlti 

dwtlllni at Block trie, Lett 11 and IJ 

otherwUa known .t lil.IJi w. m.nd 

lh.ni. (I) continuity In laM north 

wnttrly lint II oce.n Rsad IS le.t la 

th» point oieeOINNINO. 

COMMONLY Known ai II Oca.n 

RMd, Ocean City, Haw J.n.y 

(liNfl Let i; in iiMk n.n en tht 

M( mil ol tha City gl Oc.an City, 

IT I. inttndtd to dawIM In. tame 

pr.mi,., csnvayM n William A, 

Strohi, llnsltman, by deM daltd 

Ftkruiry IS, ttn and rHordtd 

F.bruary 31, 11)7 In losk 1114 el Pttdl 

lor Cap. May County, P.O. IBM. 

Tht apprtilfnati .mount, ol Iht 

JMlmanl to M Ullllltd ky Ih. uld 

tali Ira th. wn ol 1H,M,I| and foiti 

ol >1,tSM! gnts tn, Flalnlllls THI 

HOWARD SAVINGS BANK and th. 

•urn ot 117,111.4) ana coil, el 150.00 un 

IOKBTCHUM DISTBIBUTOR5. INC In 

tht UCHM plact, toa.lher with Inttrnt, 

on III el tht alortuid •uffll, II any 

Ihtra may bt with IKirilri l»l to bt 

•Mtd. 

At the Hint tl tht Salt caih or car. 

lillld crick In the amount gl It ptr tint 

I ragwMr BUllneu ntrvtl the riant to xll 

td 

* AUry liilflngar luMar, SaldMrg, Itckar * AcK.rman 

, lit l W, Illh itrfal Allyi 

Ocean £ily, M,» Jtr,t, 

JAMES T. PLOUSIS, SHERIFF 

1TFiiW 

117. 4T.P.F II4J.M 

.TOTAL HOME= 

HEALTHCARE 

. • litcfrlc Lift Chairs 

' • Wheel Chairs •Oxygen 

• ' • Respirator Equipment 

• Canes • Commodes 

- ilecfrlc Hospital Beds • Beds • Walkers & more 

•WEWlLBaLMEOCARt. 

PALOMBO'S mi * 

34th SlrettoW Aibuiy, Onin City 

Mort.Frl. e-4,- Sal. 8-9; Sun, 1 Noon 

Free Delivery 399-5252 i 

Tha atlMt ol inn aitlan It to enable 

Ihi Plal/itllli to ItrKiBla M • lint 

mortB.se canyayad to tn.ni by you, 

you art mada Defendant, hngurtg 

are. in tact, the mortgagori S th, 

dMumanl which ii ktma iued upM, 

Tht property which |i tha tublVct tl 

Itill lor«lo.ur. actiH il ItcaiM M tMI 

Will AvMiif, Oc.tn eily. Cap. May | 

cautity, New JtrMy, Tha nungagi J 

upon which this IsrHlatura icflM ill 

kaiad wai a martgaga from you til 

tunnim B. Mayan and Thell*. J I 

Mayan, hil wile, aiMum an Hhi 1, 

HI), aim HcardM In tht CapCMay 

Counly Claril'l Olllca ai MgngagQlM 

IM4, Fagelll, f 

il you art unable to obtain an allot 

a»y, yny may communlcatt with Ihi 

Ntw Janay Stan gar Aiwclalieti b, 

clung ttll Ira, lfs.nj.nis, YopV.nt.' 

altg contact Iht Lawytr Ralirrati? 

vie, ol m« County at Capa MO 

calling Hot] m-HS). II you canaSt 

lord an altorn.y, you m.y ' U 

municata wllh the Lagil Service. Bill 

Superior Court ol He* iari 

M,iT,".F.i)s,», D I 

Too Late To 

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TOE SENTINKL-LEDCEll. OCEAN CITV, N,J, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1885 j 

rt celebration, quilt show, old cars, Pops special coming 

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITV. N.J. 

ByMARKSOIFEH, 

Ocean aty • 

JPublle Relations Director 

.^Pour special events will bf 

Wd the weekend of Sept 7 In 

ttdi ftrnUy resort. 

Z-jtoa OWM City Airport wJU 

;tp*Xk its 5Oth annivenwiy, tbe 

Jump and a paptr airplane 

contest. 

Awards will be presented to 

the best antique, test war 

bird, belt ctasalc. best home 

built planes on display as mill 

as tbe plane coming from tbe 

farthest distance, notes Ron 

Relt, Airport AuoeiaUetr 

;«* its 50th anniversary, the , 

„ Hearth annual quilt show will president. 

- step visitors in stitches, the There will be two parachute 

Sth J 1030 d 11 

p 

South 

stitches, 

Jerwy Street Rod 

„, itton will hold Its m- 

^tnualrw, on the boardwalk and 

?Ae Ocfan aty Pops Or- 

fdbeatn will present • special 

>P0>t4eaion conctft 

> Ibe airport celebration set 

>&r Saturday, Sept. 7 starting 

;r«l*un. it Mth Street and Bay anL 

.^venuo will include A npUd of Charles Und- 

"eveiythlng from displays of ber 8h'» S^frtt o/ St. Louis is 

Zdaanc planes to a parachute W"W to be on display and 

Jumps, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. 

with the paper airplane 

contest for children 5 to 8 and 

9 to 12 y«i of age get for 

noon. Interceptor squadrons 

from the NAFEC air bate in 

Pomona will fly by over tbe 

bay, at approximately 11:30 

Thomas 5 Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

INTgH/Ofl •, 

Fully 

Licensed Ocean Cit/ 

20 Yean Experitncf 

FREE ESTIMATES 

399-0205 

Construct ion 

Alferaflons 

, and Repairs 

Tl Vrs, Experience 

Fully Insured* 

r*rs% Estimatti 

Call 390-0420 

(Located in 

Upper Township 

for over 20 Yrs ) 

N.J. 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. 

-WC- 

HOOFING 4 

SHEET METAL WORK 

BRYANT FORCED AIR 

HEATING 

212 Wnl Avenue 

tUlr. 399-2128 

there will be airplane ridei for 

visitors. Dr, F.B. Lane 

Hataes, On, president of tbe 

airport assodatten, will be 

honored along with put tad 

present members of the 

association. Admission U 

toe. 

Wedding quilts, old quilts 

and children's quilts will be on 

exhibit at tbe Sports and avic 

Outer, lib Street off tbe 

boardwalk. Sept, 6-7 from 10 

LD, hi ^ pjn. 

Highlighting this year's 

show will ta • Saturday af- 

tenioon book signing by Susan 

Aylesworth Mnrwin, author of 

three quiltmaking totts. Judy 

Mathleson, designer and 

lecturer from Los Angeles, 

will run a workshop on the 

oonstructloa of tbe traditional 

mariner's compass patten. 

Both Murwin and M"thlfipî 

will bring special quilts for 

display. 

The show Ii directed by 

BarblHarrto for fee benefit of 

roe Ocean aty Recreation 

Department; admiislon Ii 

Adding notion to the 

boardwalk *:S0 p.m. Satur- 

day, Sept 7 wiD be tbJ> annual 

parade of over 200 pre-lMfl 

OMI by the South Jersey 

Street Bod Association. Ttm 

group's annual rally here is 

one of tbe largest In the East. 

Autos *111 enter tbe board- 

walk it 12th Street and exit at 

6tb Street where they will 

park til dark; admission Is 

fit. 

He Ocean City Popg Or- 

cbestra will present its post- 

season concert 8 p.m. Sunday, 

Sept. 8 at the Mean City 

Music Pier, Boardwalk and 

Moorlyn Terrace. , 

Twenty-seven musicians, 

under the direction of maestro 

Fruit Rufgieri will perform. 

TM concert will feature 

Music Pier favorites in- 

cluding Deborah Truial, 

soprano, David Jarratt, tour 

and father and ton duet, 

Joseph Lanza Sr, and Jr. in a 

Bach double vioHn concerto. 

San Newell, pWhist, will 

perform Debu*sy'fl (Mr de 

Lyn« and Ton Perklnj, 

baritone, will sing a selection 

from the musical GigL 

The concert is free with 

musicians subsidized by 

Local 661-708, American 

Federation of Musicians, 

Atlantic City. 

Ocean City Notes by Anita J. 

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^ÊSV 88 * 

Wus *y Aasociation. 

SAUSAGE FILLED 

SQUASH , 

oven 

A.C. Efflls, • native of 

Cblorado who has summered 

here, wU ban his sdence 

fiction novel, Woldmaker, 

released next month by Ace 

Books. 

Mi' wife Je*mM$ Is the 

daughter of Wiley and 

Margaret Nott of this dty and 

Vlneland. 

Jeannette's sisters Mary 

Kohler and Ruth Clarke, also 

«UBh 

offshore/ 

Professional 

Paptr Hanging 

JOHNBOLTON, Jr 

Free Estimates 

399-5342 

According to Public Works 

Director Atfrad GugW, tbe 

dry wiU gladly cart away 

sand from development lota 

far use In Its paving and beach 

maintenance programs. 

Rand Is especially needed 

far construction of a road 

between 32nd and 33rd streets 

from Haven to Simpson 

Avenue, noted Ganglnl adding 

and la placed beneath tbe 

gwel and partng. 

"Sand Is always something 

we can use and well gladly 

take it," Ganginl laid. 

"Otherwise tbe developer will 

have to pay someone to take It 

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Interior • Exterior 

Insured 

Edward H, Reid 

HAL 310-9198 

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Rf SIDINTIAU & COMMERCIAL 

lUeCTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

LIGHT • HEAT • POWER 

399-1243 . 

Painting Contractors 

Interior/Exterior 

Commercial 

Residential 

Reasonable Wates 

Fully Insured 

Call Today For 

"FRK" •stiniates 

99-3209 

HAMADA & SON 

All Types Of 

Roofing 

WeitAve. 

an City 

Sheet Metal 

Phone(609) 

399-1048 

ESTIMATES 399-7423 

"The Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City" 

TARVES, INC. 

Complete Building Services Since 1947 

HOME • BUSINESS 

REMODELING • REPAIRS 

Ca//Earl Tarves 390-1230 

32 HJgHMND AK, msLlV'S MINT, N. J, 08223 

JR. NIXON 

Registered Builder 

223 West Ave. Phone 398-4529 

CUSTOM BUILDER 

ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS 4 ADDITIONS 

KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED 

ROORNG and SIDING 

No Job Too Small or Too Large 

CHISM BUILDERS 

REG. BUILDERS 

torn Homes • Additions • Alterations 

* >'ReriQvat,oiM * Vinyl Siding 

f J i I j 4 , i 

cen 

(PLUMBING & HEATING) 

750 WEST AVENUE , ,• OCEAMCITY 

(609)399-1976 

SALES AND SERVICE ON 

I Ici 

KnCHENAlD 1 

A local man was reportedly 

arrested earlier tnls month in 

Gloucester Township for 

allegedly carrying three 

loaded weapons without 

permits. 

According to reports, police 

charged Michael DiMeglio, 

711 Bay Av., who was released 

on |5,000 baU, with possession 

of three guns — a rifle, and 

two handguns — and 

possession of controlled 

dangerous substances In- 

cluding marijuana and 

VaHum. 

Ii very food," 

Cardillo said although 

White has a "long waiting 

game" she'll probably be 

discharged to a Ronald Mc- 

Donald House-type facility in 

Pittsburgh In three to four 

weeks barring complications. 

tttfany White, the local 

toddler with biliary artesla 

was listed In serious condition 

following a liver transplant at 

Oildra'a Hospital of Pitt- 

sburgh. 

Following mm than 12 

honri of surgery Thursday, 

mtte was Ufted in critical 

condition in the Intensive care 

* for transplant 

The sign division of the 

date Department of Tran- 

sportation received orders 

July 20 about the posting of 

no-stopping and no-standing 

signs along the tth Street 

«W6w«y, ieeordJBg to DOT 

spokesman Randy Ltathnrrt 

who said he didn't know when 

the signs would be placed 

along the state highway. 

Qty officials requested the 

signs in the belief bey would 

prevent motorists from 

pulling off the road to fish, 

watch sunsets or enjoy the 

scenery before re-entering fee 

roadway, with the potential of 

causing ui accident. 

City Public Works Director 

Alfred Gangini said |31,000 

will be spent between 5th 

Street and Delancey Place to 

replace untreated lumber on 

fee walkway. 

The remainder of the 

contract will be used to 

replace 25 percent of the 

boardwalk between 6th and 

7U) streets. 

To face gpp«"-1> 

Ui.Autuitini mim 

I inttrmMlnt* School ISO.m 

• Mmary lehooi i&t.m, 

'OUml.ul Tlmn Far EK> !ch«l 

iHloh School 

|Ofiaa»9.ij ii4BB.rn. 

. I t A y g y i l l n a l M 

•MMdl 

M«h tdleef Only _ 7 » ..m 

SB Comer of SBn Street t emfral 

Avenue 

SE Corner of Km street «. Cenfril 

AMrue 

$• camer of ten ttnet t cetttni 

Avinui 

SB Comef of iBfh Street 1 Cejlfril 

Avenye 

II Comef »f Mfh street & eenfral 

Avenue 

SB Comer tl 35Hi Street I, cenfril 

Avinue 

InrermMlafi laoM My — %: is a.m. 

NW earner of Ifh Street 4 Centrei 

Amnue 

EeB SUe af MBury Avenue South of 

W Stfett dank BHvewjy) 

EeB sue of A»oury Avenue SoytH of 

lit Street 

Pllysrouna on Nerifi stfwt I. Meven 

Avenut 

wnt stae af tor Avenva eefween it, 

Strejl 4 5lh Street 

Prtrn.ry a St. AneBttlM Settafll enly 

— I jo a.m. 

intefmetfiate lenooi (i ituaenm 

SW earner sofute Ooto s, Femgtie 

Drlvt 

Seniee ROM & AsBHtrie Lane (So«tn 

SWej 

SUMMER GOO!, • WINTER WARM 

! ?ffW«iflal — Commercial • New or Old 

ConM ruction 

Ocean City 

TRASH COLLECTION 

SCHEDULE 

twice weekly from 

SEPT. 9th to SEPT. 27th 

jnnson 

ELECTRIC 

RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL . 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

Cape May County's Largest Appliance^ 

MONDAY 

TUESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

Toll Gate at New Castle Road, South to 9th Street 

BAY TO OCEAN 

V 

From 9th Street South to 28th Street 

BAY TO OCEAN v 

From 28th Street South to 59th Street 

BAY TO OCEAN 

THURSDAY 

tn 

mm 

I 

I Primary School jissp.m. 

j NOT! I Unliii tu, ,iopi art 

ifltllBrWtefl, the M will Ifep it everi 

lnymbei.ea ifrtetl ONL¥ 

I MORNINS ROUTBI 

I aceanafyAfleute 

1 HMh icMM em; - i m a.m. 

' lina Stfeei 4 Wttf AvenM (At fh. 

I Blayareunai 

| NI earner of itM Streef 4 lay 

• Avenue 

' Or* Street 4 tllpoer Orlv. 

I Olaper Drive 4 AnehoreM Brlve 

I Uth itreet 4 Sirnpton Avenue 

. NW iomst of MNi Street 4 AHury 

I Avenue 

| NW Corner of Mth Streef 4 kttnry 

I Avenut 

j Si esmtf of MM Sfretf 4 Centfel 

j IMirinMlttl tclWM Only _ | OS a.m. 

• wnl Me of centrel Avtnue. Jo" South 

[ ef «fh street 

I 5W eomer of rh Strtet 1 Cantral 

I Avtnue 

I NW esmer M Jilh Strtet * Cenlr.l 

Ayerwe 

Prlm.ry and It. AvgntlM Jcboott 

— tiUam, 

, ow e«mtf of iim Sinn 4 w«t 

I Avtnut 

11 NW Comer of jam street 4 w«t 

• Avenue 

1 Mth 4 wtH Rear Driveway I Between 

I *sbury ft Will) 

I NI Corner « Mth Strut * Cenfr.l 

J Avenut 

i SI earner of Jtih strut i ewitral 

j Avenut 

• SB Carritr

PAGE 10 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ft, IB§5 

iJUBSDAV, SEPTEMBER 3, IMS 

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Advertifemtnt* for these columns should be In the of- 

fice o( Tne Sentinel Ledger for the TUESDAY EDITION not 

later than Saturday noon for the regular classified section 

and not later than Monday noon for the too late to classify 

section. FmoA ¥ EDITION, Wednesday noon for the regular 

Classified section and Thursday noon for the too late to 

classify lection 

Dial 1M Mil 

On« Time, IS Words or Less...,,,.. ,,........ S4.1S 

(!0'p«r word exceeding JS words) 

Ad Running i Consecutive Times, 

with JS Words or Less .,,... , ii 7.BO 

Ads Requiring Box Number - SI.00additional 

TOO LATf TO CLASSIFY ADS 80* EXTRA 

—All Classified Advertising Cash Basis— 

• 113 Ith Street. Ocean City, N J 08226 

Copy 1 mailed in, oiven to representative or brought to of 

flee personally, must be accompanied by cash or check to 

cover cost. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy and 

convenience to customer, but payment must be received 

1 before advertisement will bt Set In type. 

In Memoriam 

MEAAQRIAAA 

in levlng memory of gyg ten L 

brother Carlran (Bate) TJavIt who 

pat*ed away I rears ess today, Ssp 

timber I, Ifto 

The world Sn€ its untalrrtett. 

Iribylafions we face each flay 

Many heartache* emtgwad upen u* 

What's the pride that we motf pay? 

The life which we live net* « most 

certain ha* fa »M 

Tnere'i a Betwr one awaitlne u. at 

m tyre ysu Mow mv friend 

sadly mi*i«d by Dad, Mom, 

Nate, Lori. Nerel 1 Family 

Help Wanted 

BAKEB OB SAKlll HELPER - «p 

ply In perish mornings. Oof 

1 Peltry »!»p, 1141 Hour, *«.,. O.t II 

HILIM " T B worlTsn MitT America 

Floats part fimt. full time, d*y or 

night senior clfilens welcome Phli 

Turner's Displays* in? Hawaii **•.. 

g.c m mi. •' 

01-SPONSlBLE.MATURI * CAft'lHS 

— individual ft wiM 1*5 infant* In 

my home Saturdays, i ts * s nt Call 

)««•< of IfHBI. IIS 

NifB TIM •euHD-Wailreii and 

Sub-mater, eiperiantti'. Apply in per 

tin, Marie*!. ISIS Bay Avenue. SC *'4 

M«l ESTATE 

Full lime, experienced. Call far appein 

fmefit. Oetan city Realty, Mlh ifid 

aiBury Will) M 

Lost And Pound 

LOST UK SOLD QUARTEB SUE 

NEAO OP CUBIST MEDAL. - 

Engraving on back net fialra. Lett en 

beach in front of (Mangers Hoi.I Call I- 

1IM4MH1. M 

Help Wanted 

TRAViLASINT WANTED 

EiptrttOM. m Tn»il School 

1M, 

OCEAN CITY TRAVEL 

201 Witt Ava. 3880032 

SALESPERSONS WANTED 

AVAILABLE 

FULL TIME YEAR ROUND POSITIONS 

FULL TIME THM DECEMBER 

PARTTIME (Weekends) YEAR ROUND 

PARTTIME (Weekends) THRU DECEMBER 

JOIN SOUTH JERSEY'S FASTBST GROWING 

RETAIL STORE CHAIN 

APPLY: OCEAN SALES COMPANY (IBENFS) 

102 Board***, Octin City 

-ADVANCEUENT- 

OtUi Sis*. Catnnair, Prametll Frcn Wtlnhj 

NURSING ASSISTANTS 

OPENING NEW 60 BED ADDITION 

Having nfra unit on your M M now mat tummer II ever and foe children 

Ire 6«CK In Khooi? Need extra money for mate thirlm you want. But really 

ggniMf 

We have OBMiInn on all thifti offering fumble Boun, friendly atmniifiere 

end on males training, 

NS IXPIRiEMCt NECEMARY. Slop in „ call Lnlie Adolf DON 

Lutner an Home «f Ocean View, Ignore Road, Ocean view. lof 

Monday thru Friday I am to J p.m. 

624-3881 

—HELP WANTED— 

FULL TIME YEAR ROUND POSITIONS AVAILABLE 

ALSO PART-TIME 

COSMETICIANS • CLERKS • SALES CLERKS 

STOCK PERSONS 

, Benefits Package • Flexible Hours 

Full Training Program 

Advancement Available 

Apply Eckcrd's Drugs 

9th and Bay, Ocean City 

HELP WANTED! 

* 

MACS DONUT SHOP 

13th & Weil Ave, 

POSmONS AVMLABLJ FOR MATURE RELIABLE PERSONS 

13TH ST. STORE 

Counter Persons, Mon.Frl, 7 a.m.-noon,' noqn • 6 p.m.; 6 

p.m midnight. Baker* Helper • Mon.-Sun. MlanlBhf • 6 

p.m. 

34TH ST, STORE 

Counfir PtrioniMon.-Prl. 7 a.m. • no§n. Noon • Jp.m, 

WMktnd hours also available for High School and Celltgt 

Students. 

NEED 

EXTRA MONEY? 

• GOOD PART TIME JOB • 

Ideal Position for Housewives... 

Home when, children are. 

Ideal for Retired Persons... 

summers/ holidays and 

weekends off! 

APPLYHrtMOHTO 

Vv > 

Help Wanted 

Cape May County 

Savings & Loan 

TELLERS 

WANTED 

Marmora 

Office 

Previous oxparienco 

praferred. However, 

we will train 

Call 483-5600 

E.O.E, 

THE PHILADELPHIA 

INQUIRER 

NEEDS 

DiUViRY PEOPLE 

For 

EARLY MORNING HOURS 

Delivery Only 

NoCollscflon 

'8.00 per hour 

For Information, call 

Mr. Kay 522-3402 „ 

NOW HIRING 

Spring 4 Summer Work 

Opportunities tor local 

people. Sferi clerk and 

arioui kitchen |ob§. Cam 

bell's Seafood Kitchen, 

3231 Asbury Ave. Alse 

hiring for Campbell's other 

side and Mulford's Seafood 

Shack. Call JW-4337 or 3W 

2704 . « 

WANTED 

Pull and part Urns ilMflMd 

raai attala lalaapaspia 

wt are IHking fer enerinonal HIM 

p#9Bl» WHO went to worn hard n earn 

high eommlitl^ni ins the respect of 

fh*ir fallow Hletsnple w« olftr 

ooM EOmmigiiefii, a great worklne 

alfnotphert ana a Totally eomButw 

dlk 

Help Wanted Help Wanted Prof'!. Services Genera) Mdse. General Mdse. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

Call far Interview 

390-4400 

THe Flrrail *0.ncv 

I4M wnt Ava. 

CONSTRUCTION 

FULL TIME 

iXCIUIHTOPTOrlTUNITY 

WITH LOCAL fiROWTH 

ORIENTED BULDER. 

TO PURSUE A CAREER 

IN CONSTRUCTION. 

EXPERIENCE PHEFEBREO 

BUT HOT ESSENTIAL 

ALDON HOMES 310-3700 

WANTBD — Pull lime'pirl lims Bui 

penoni. noil,i,,i. load lervlci. Appi, 

Wattrfrofif fmtatiranf, iom^ri pslnl 

Miwten I ina (V ,T. |.jj 

•'SECRIITABy _ Laroeii real nun 

«rm In Dcun Clt» Ii n hlrlnf lull 

tlma icirefarlal help Typing t batic 

giflee Iklili regulrtil. wethena) a mull 

Comput.r •iperlence a plvi. (all 

i»f|tpj!ialfy,j?f.«r,. tl 

PAINTBOS _ F^ror piri Iim7 Ii 

MrlmiM only. Call avenlngi, 1»?«]!I 

f i 

RESTAURANT 

HELP 

All positions- Part-time, 

full flmt, temporary and 

year round. Applications 

being accepted at 

Port-0 Call Hotel 

1810 Boardwalk 

Ocean City ?i 

BABYSITTEB—For pliatanl 4 month 

nlii, Sipt. thru Miy. Four gays a weak, 

t ti a. My hema QF ygyri. Gsod pay ler 

good urt ang gaM relenncii Call Iff 

Mil, »t 

s-Mrt time, npcrien 

eetj only. ApiJIy In Perion vveilfy 

HeniHIiad.eOIEaiteigm'hii QC eo. 

LIFEOU»RD — Clrtllled. Call Mri, 

Mayart. FlirnUft Hatai, HtltM. II 

tiCRtTARY — With ggod aomlniilrlllvo 

•Mllli, outifanainf opponunily ft loin a 

irffrtilive Kaal lltata Mirnctlni 

Firm, tilery ind bsnuiii tommtn 

lyrlfa #lfh aipirianfi and pfrformin 1 

ce, £11! Mr, Mail, Reiort Markellng, 

mi i 

- abii Iiworii iii 

Q€f I, aooa heuri with e!tcsll8ni Benul 

Call m Wit), ?;]Q ta l p rn. II 

CMAMiER>IRSO(T- yejriyrjiion, 

•icellent heuri for motheri a) school 

chlldrm. Call 195 MIS biiween » 30 and 

lam. 

WCL TIME MsffreBÂ^ 

Ijuiy real aitafa office with cg 

Wiikenili • ntwtt. » a.m. . 

]»»0O74. 

p 

s p.m. can 

If 

REAL ESTATE 5AL1S — wt are n 

taraitad in tdding mint full lima •>!•> 

rapreifntatlvti. oreal propvrtlei to 

lall. Tremtndoul Incentive communon 

plan Call iwn Srady, Nprdlt Raal 

•itate, mitu If 

CLERK TYPIJT — Li. Bookkeeping 

g«Kt oppartunlly for tell itartar. Many 

btnelltl, til ihora. full or part time 

XM II 

HANDYMAN — Maintenance wanttd 

lor year round potltlan, muif know 

electrical and carperttry, have plaatant 

dUpotltlpn, be a hard warktr capable of 

supervlilng othert, lend reiume to Boi 

114 c/o Stntlnal-Ledetr, Ocean City, 

N.J. tl 

CHAMBBRMAIDJ — FtVergTirudtnt 

able te worK 'III October, f to 3 p.m 

OHKl mary wlin •iciiienl bonui. Call 

ntiltlt betwa«t It a.m. and i p.m. tl 

LANDSCAPE MAINTINAHCE MAN 

- dtpendabit, drmriiKantt. March' 

1 1* (MceniMr. can Ken tfMitnard at in 

Maj ' - II 

VSAR ROUND POllTIOJJeJi/ly, 

ftiwrvatlM Oarlu* Mttmikm Citrm, 

Naadad imrriaijlately. Apply In ptrwn 

Outiloar Work), La»» « llton RMort 

OVOW^J V) 

T- 

FULL TIM! DHHWA1HCB5 AND MANAOgB - Wsrking manafar In 

OS ShM 

COOKS - Blue Cross, Blu< Shield, 

benefit*, paid vacifisn. call in IJs7, 

apply if Yesterday!. tl 

PULL TIME MAINTENANCE MAN - 

BUM eroii. Hut SMiie, vacation. Also 

part time milntananEi man, call 

Yesterday s. Ito I7SF, ask Or Paul. fl 

DIESEL MICHANiCi - He»»» dyly 

iriiEKS Hsspifiiiiatisn plus many 

b.n.liii call Hi 0100 «or»deyl It 

PULL TIMI -TrilTyTes fome nights, 

delivery and general itere fieri. Must 

have valid or/ver's iiEenss ffvply ts 

OX P 0 Boi 1111 If 

tnfl .-Jen smnttr Ablt fg h*n 

die cyitemtfi ind spgr^ff *9rk 111! and 

Ifmitet. S#f( fttedsd iflS iiUry U#p9nd| 

en espvri#n#d#d 

apply Mahsn*>¥ i o&ftiorsfit 

Aibgry A*e. . 0 C 

5ECRETAHY 

growing fsntail Buiineii 

ejliif aMif

PAGE 12 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, TUESDAY.SEPTEMBERS, 

in Cape May County 

We thank everyone for 

making WMGM the most listened to 

radio station in Cape May County! 

Here's how Atlantic County's Radio Stations 

rated in Cape May County.... 

WMGM .- 

WMID.... ....5.1 

WFPG ...4.4 

WAYV 2.9 

'•*, ' " 

Cape May County's 

Most Powerful Hit Music Station 

AND NOW MOST POPULAR! 

*Cape May, N.J. 

Spring 1985 Arbitron 

Total Persons 12 + 

Mon.-Sun. 6 a.m. • 12 Midnight 

I 

i 

i 

JBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1985 

Yacht Club bridge players cited 

THE 8ENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Irtdgeplaying members of -*.-• .-- ** * J 

chairman, awarded the alrth. All received prhes. It was announced that the 

Ocean C% Y«ehi Club aeMon prize M winner of the Loll Kllboume, who has run Ocean City team had defeated 

tteatod the end of their duplicate tournament to Peg the duplicate game, was the bridge team of the Stone 

lament leiion with Wlegand and Nancy Bern- honored for her 12-year Harbor Yacht dub In the 

and the awarding of mey. They were also the directorship. She will be letter's annual matchpolnt 

ion prim Thursday recipient/* of Use silver Hagy leaving Ocean City before contest Prize is retention of a 

[, Aug. 29 at the Yacht tow], given for top score In a next summer. 

silver trophy for one year. 

consecutive eight-week For the Thursday night Playing for Ocean City wan 

ptriod. 

tournament bridge games, Wlegand and Reramey, Bob 

...... J.J. BtUwMT Jr. Second In the duplicate winners wen .Margo Gar- and Louise Young, Kelly and 

(aided and Introduced tournament were Helen Kulp tland, first; George Mao- Gouth, Drawneck and 

1 Bob Hitching* and Lucille - Horrlion, Cadden, second; Helen Walters, Daniels and 

bJi wife, Sue. The corn- followed by Dot Drawneck Schelrey, third; Jean Mae- •(Marine, Evans and Hanson. 

ore congratulated all the and Peg Walters, third; Eve Cadden, fourth; Wally 

dge playera and termed Kelly and Stella Gouth, Runyon, fifth. They wen Vera Turner wag 

m an Important part of fourth; Edna Daniela and congratulated and awarded congratulated on the success 

^ Oub aettrttlw, Jean DlMarlno, fifth; Betty prbni by the bridge chair- of the dinner party for which 

i Bower, bridgi Evans and Florence Hanson, man. 

she served as chairman. 

ourse ottered on first aid for babysitters 

inagen who take on nsponilblUtles they face, or and medical 

rtfOn! Jobs Hmetlmei What should ttay do, for What st 

unprepared for the example, In the event o( a fire a child 

hrority names committee chairmen 

he beginning day meeting 

Preceptor Alpha Beta 

kpter of Beta Sigma Phi 

sorority was held recently at 

the home of Pat Brawn. 

President Barbara Barrett 

wholarship recipient 

I JITOOI 1 CHESTER — DorU 

J S• Bfiinil of Ocean Qtjr la a 

recipient of the 1965 Minority 

Academically Talented 

Student Scholarahlp Award at 

; West Chester University. 

WATS students receive full 

ttfHan waivers tor each of 

their four years of undergraduate 

study at the 

university, which is aimed at 

providing recognition and 

wport tor minority students 

W IP oSTG S&0WS fluttty Tiffing 

academic ability. 

fc graduate of Ocean at? 

, tflgb School and the daughter 

(f Mr. k Mrs. Richard 

Ipnel, she is majoring la 

accounting at the university. 

r 

fi 

IS 

Doris E. Murrel 

opened the meeting with the 

announcement of the committee 

chairman for the 1965- 

18 sorority year. They an 

Helen Boucher, program 

chairman; Jeanne Ptssano, 

social; Arlene Druck, ways 

and means; Marge Peterson, 

service; Joan Bryson, 

publicity; Floss Beddow, 

scrapbook and Peg Relber, 

sunshine. 

The following socials are 

being planned for the coming 

year: October a bowling 

party; November the chapter 

birthday party; December a 

Mexican progressive dinner! 

February the sweetheart 

brunch- March Is Italian 

night. 

Refreshments were served 

by the social committee. The 

next meeting wiD be at the 

home of Floss Beddow on 

Sept. 4. 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

wfll hold a "Babyslttir's firtaid 

course" on Saturday, Un. 

5 from 9 am to l pm 

Babysitters age 12 and older 

are invited to attend % 

course and learn CPR 

techniques, the Helmllch 

maneuver, fire safety, what to 

do in ease of poisoning. 

Heeding, cut* and buns, 

fractures and sprains and how 

to efficiently deal with fire 

and police In reporting an 

emergency. 

"Even the most attentive 

babysitter can fact an 

emergency," notes Dr, 

Michael Dudnick, medical 

director of the emergency 

room at Shore Memorial 

Hospital. "We want to help 

them feel more comfortable 

about meeting their 

responsibilities." 

The course LJ being beld as 

part Of Emergency Medical 

Services Week, Sept 29- Oct. 

5, and Is free. 

Pre-registration Is required 

as *\ 

t MMMM 

I 

I 

PAGE 13 , 

Weaver, Tarvin to wed 

Miryellen Weaver of 

Unwood and Charles Weaver 

of Samara Point announce the 

engagement of their 

daughter, Susan E. Weaver, 

to Petty Officer lit Class 

Donald D. Tarvin, son of 

Betty J. Tarvin of Barnard, 

Kan. 

Mju Weaver ii a graduate 

of Mainland Regional High 

School and holds an associate 

degree from Atlantic Community 

College. She U employed 

as assistant coordinator 

of ""WtHlnififlftnt at 

Store Memorial HofpitsL 

Mr.TarvlniiB sdaateof " 

Otuaga (Kansas) j 

ool 

and U stationed with the U5. 

Navy In Corpus Chrlstl, 

Teias. 

A May 1MB wedding Is 

planned. 

if 

Sail Away, *. >>' & 

'U 

Ocean Qry: ^ " 

AUTUMN SPECIAL 

Morning or afternoon Ocean Sailing ' \ 

BUD'S- 

OUTBOARD MARINE, Inc. ' ' 

1985 

OUTBOARD 

Clearance Sale! 

Lettoven; .,„ ,^ ,.,, 

1 - 9.9 hp rope start 20" 

2-15 hp rope start 20" 

1-40 hp tiller elect 20" 

1-40 hptisoU> -ttrt 20' 

1 • 20 hp rope start 20" 

: 

LIST-. ISO 

SALE: US! 

LIST- IJZT 

SALB1275' 

XZ.£.M99O, 

LIST-S2975' 

t 

LIST MOO I 

LIST. ZKW. 

1-20 hp electric start 15' SALE: 1675 

LIST 2199 ' 

1 • 30 hp rape start 20" SALE: 1625 

Prices include prop-controls • height • gai tank 

- Installation A sates tax not included 

• cash A carry only- no charges 

07 W, 9th St. 


609-398-1312 

closing for the stason... 

come and take advantage of the 

savings! 

SALE IN PROGRESS NOW! 

LIMITED QUANTITIES!!! 

NELSON'S DISCOUNT 

MARINE SUPPLY 

Foot of the 9th St. Bridge, Ocean City 

1 j ,i 

§^1-f''^\ 

*?a •/ ' * ' ; . 

* 

V S 

i-A

(continued 

PAGE 14 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, IMS; 

from page 1) 

"I tend to believe that those 

who voted dosed or modified 

(during the public hearlngj) 

It's official: Two ballot questions only on the blue law 

want some type of blue law," 

the mayor Hid. "I'm vary 

much in favor of a DOS' 

binding referendum. The two 

questions will tell what the 

CHRIST CHURCH'S ANNUAL 

* Antique Snow and Sale * 

Friday Saturday 

September S«pt# mber 1 

loa,m.-»p.m, 10a.m. ip.m. 

Sponsored by 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

ii 

Clirtit Church PtriihHouia 

157 Shore HMd.Sonwn Point 

927-6262, PiiWng In Bur 

MIALS AV»ILA8LI I ACM DAT DONATION «1 10 

Thrift 

people want to do but I had no complexions In each of the 

objection to the third question municipalities In • county," 

(ail closed). Blttner said •bout the 

"But U the people don't county's ability to curtail 

want blue laws. Ill be Just as certain retail activity on 

guided by that decision," Sundays. 

referendum In November. service stations to penult the 

Council mint Introduce in pumping of gaaoJlne, adding 

ordinance requesting the t£ oU and emergency repair*; 

special lealslatlon. — operation of hotoU, 

motels and guest houses; 

Thi governing body !• — •«li of 

Bittner added. City officials said they eying A" taw which restricts drup, lint aid and " Soo- 

The mayor said he wai would by to encourage the all commercial activity on valescent supplies; 

concerned about the state state to adopt legislation by Sunday except; — newspaper sales and 

Legislature's "great In- Oct. 10 enablingpcean City to — the tale of food and deliveries and new* 

Justice" of disallowing enforce a municipally enacted drink; gathering activities; radio 

municipal Sunday doling blue kw rothivotwi can vote - operation of rejtaurantij andtolwUon 

km. "There 1 ! a variety of on the ordinance in a binding — limited operation of — public 

-parking lota; 

— operation of 

iill owned 

During 

ajl portion 

•nd »i u »ii 

ffi %m eiceptlons win KSS 

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referendum question. 

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Police are assaulted while breaking up party 

(continued from page 1) 

According to authorities 

arrested were; Russell 

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Kaller, 35, of 603 E. HartweU 

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irith participating in a riot, 

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officer;Curtis Keller, SO, 

same address, charged with 

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Richard Kaller, 39, 134 Slbley 

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with participating in a riot 

and resisting arrest and 

Jeffrey S. Biel, 26, 4045 

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Pa., charged with participatuig 

in a riot and assault 

on • police officer. 

The drug arrest came the 

allowing day when a local 

resident came Into the police 

station and turned In 11 $100 

bap of a substance believed 

to be conine, Wilson said. 

Hie man also complained 

about an intruder Sunday 

morning In his home on 

Pleasure Avenue, 

The intruder apparently 

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early Sunday morning and fell 

asleep in one of the bedrooms. 

Wilson said a lot of people 

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Final Pops concert Sunday is memorial to John Carey 

105th Year, Number 35 Ocean City, N. j. 08826 Priday,^tember8,1985 Two SecUons Price 30«- 

Cablentertainment cited on IIIII 

By ANITA J.SPIEGEL 

Sentinel-Ledger Staff 

- Intdequatf telephone service 

despite IniteltaUon of • new systems 

- failure to respond to loc«t flh atate 

officials In a reasonable an&*Jy 

successful^ bi used to deny renewal of 

be company'i ftmnchUti 

service contracts to 

paales. 

The state Board of PuhUe VtlhUea has 

- inordinate delay to return of 

deposits upon equipment return, 

manner; .; 

failure to install an 

K, 

corn- 

Ocean aty Oiv Mayor Jack Bitter Blttter said he 

would consider requesting funds In the 

MSnwhfl. Meanwhile, Larry i,, Jarrett, Cablentertalmnent's 

low why it inform the public on the progress of the company had promised, 

state imposed system rebuild; The order was- Issued party in 

compmiy needs and inteftl 

Dawson, the state 

^devlsion cited' 

phow cause order for a number of — failure to 

reasons prunarfly related to problems default of proper interest "coverage* Public hearings to , 

sHtt customer service and financial 

*' .__, . 

,FJndinp reported by the office include: 

(Insufficient cash flow), a requirement 

of toan approval; 

- late submission of the eompsny'a 

annual report; 

GablentertalninWa *1 

inadequate perfonnanc ncewm 

locally and In Atlantic ti qft 

mat the Information 

elinqiuents 

rom '608 on 

ace tax sale 

|aty Revenue and Finance Director 

Dpnald Hart has recommended bat 

o&dals here take action as soon as 

possible to Initiate foreclosure 

proceedings against delinquent 

> •payers on 29 properties with an 

| Tssessed valne totaling 1380,000. The 

.' nfnnjrfpal pra-Hnn nf tin* tmsea aifimmfjf 

( la more than J22.000. 

J memorandum . 

£ suggested the'expedltlonof the matter in 

t, order to realize a benefit next year from 

> the revenues gained from sale of the 

_• properties. 

' ;?/I would like to see us expedite this 

program through (city Solicitor) Mr. 

|Qerald J.) Coreoran'g* office so that we 

in gam access to this revenue as soon 

• possible even though it will further 

w-*4all our legal account," tort's 

i noted. "The money will have to be 

ded sooner'or later," • 

Avt anticipates sale of the properties 

coud generate an excess of $200,000 

wllch could be Included as revenue next 

ye IT if the event was conducted by 

March 1. 

'There Is no certainty of the exact 

aVlce that any of these properties will 

Ifell for at a city auction but it is 

reasonable to assume that we could 

expect at least $200,000 from this sale," 

Hart stated. "If the sale took place this 

year the revenue would have to be 

treated as extraordinary revenue and 

transferred to surplus which then could 

be used as anticipated revenue to offset 

the amount to be raised by taxation in 

1$ 

V'We could also accomplish the s 

ji(jrpbse if we had the sale early enough 

•i;i9B6 to include it In the 1986 budget," 

he "explained. "If the sale would take 

place too late In 1986 then the funds could . 

drily apply in 1M7." 

,iHart said after proper notification was ± 

senttoproperty,owners advising thejnof 

thejr delinqulncy; and impending - 

action, the 'city could proceed 

wtth'an open auction, similar to the one . 

conducted earlier this year on the 6th' 

'fifteet firehouse, or receive sealed,bids. 

•thither case the property usuaUy, but, 

not'neceasaflly, is awarded to the 

highest bidder, he said, f, - „ , • 

'Hprefer be open auction beaWst,1-;., 

Uke doing things in the open as much as 1 )/ 

possible," said Hart noting that sealed >< 

SoVwould also be opened and read in." 

turn to pap «)..«: 

ndmore,,... 

Beating the heat 

The summer season may 

have ended Monday, but 

Mother Nature failed to 

notice ai she hit Ocean City 

with record-setting teni^ 

peratures this week. At right, 

Audrey. Becky and Lindsey 

Manis of Somers Point enjoy 

the post-Labor Day heat 

wave by dancing around a 

sandcastle on the beach, 

Below, left, a couple of young 

ladies stroll beneath the 

thermometer at loth and 

Asbury at 4:07 Wednesday. 

B J J h t J ; j i 

owner of Ocean City Ice, with 

his grandson Kevin, 

probably has one of the best 

jobs in town to beat the heat. 

photoi by Senior Studios 

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• WUdwood cable may be bumped for hockey, Section 1, page 3 

Mainland principal stepping down .Section 1, page 2 

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Unlike Ocean City 

1 d 

investigate the possibility of a 

municipally operated system. The 

. ths state 

allows municipal systems has been in 

continuing litigation for several years in 

a northern Jersey community. 

However, cable franchises are nonexclusive 

and municipeUties nay award 

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Section 1 

Page 11 

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r service by state 

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pointed by the BPlTs action. 

"Obviously a lot of staff in the show 

cause order Poiat b 

but Shiw, who Km on 

d b n^ 

t 

cblMren bra to wala 

me monun||4o cttdi OeV 

Shew said tbeprotMbesesli 

about Hi weeks, and ahshei DM 

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PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIPA V, SEPTEMBER 6 

Mainland principal stepping down 

Howard Sherman hu announced 

his retirement u 

principal of Mainland 

Regional Ugh School. Un- 

.wood. eflectlTO Nov. 1. 

Sherman has been the 

principal it Mainland for the 

put six yean. During his 

' tenure be Implemented 

computer scheduling for 

students, computerized report 

cards and attendance 

procedures. Under his 

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direction, Mainland States Association of Colleges 

developed an Introductory and Universities In 1984 and 

computer course required of received a 10-year renewal as 

al] students, as well as adan accredited Institution, 

vanced computer eoursea for "It has been « Joy to have 

college-bound students been able to work with the 

He is credited with professional staff, the support 

providing the impetus to personnel, the students and 

Mainland's returning to a, parents during the past til 

single session from a spilt years," Sherman said "I will 

session when he arrived In truly miss their relationships 

1979, Under Sherman's to the years to come." 

direction, the high school was Prior to coming to 

evaluated by the Middle Mainland, Sherman was an 

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Woman irijur^cHn crash 

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MARMORA - A Pennsylvania 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.1985 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j, PACE 3 — SECTION ONE 

Cable TV firm may drop 

»!Wildwood channel for hockey 

r H 

' By ANrTA J. SPIEGEL Channel 40 is an NBCdirector 

when we meet next form. The grounds of the case 

J1 

SttlLl Stll affiliate which carries week, 

(that invalidated the 

programming similar to "We should have • game regulations) was that off-the- 

JlMati coial MTUW tWi Channel 3, the NBC affiliate plan by the end of next week," air signals were available and 

Sitfftmer ruled regulations in Philadelphia. Channel 65 he added. 

assumed to be good," Russell 

Imposed by the Federal runs old movies and Meanwhile, the National sild, "It's a hard situation to 

Cojhmunicaaons Commission syndicated lit-coms, Association of Broadcasters call because in New Jersey 

ihwe concerning must-carry "While most companies are and other broadcasting there's a duplication of ser- 

l)ttadcast stations violate the taking a wait and see attitude, organizations, which were vices by the local stations and 

Amendment Locally, we may be forced to make a denied a stay of the decision the ones from New York and 

Jbdentertalnment may take quick decision about Channel that becomes effective Philadelphia. The must- 

Ivantage of the decision to 40 or 65 to neeominodate 57," Tuesday, an appealing to the carry rules were designed to 

place one of Its current jarrett said Tuesday, VS. Supreme Court, protect the local stations on a 

ittons with Channel 57, a "There's no doubt that Charles Russell, an more or less equal footing 

subscription service which Channel 57 will be on in time attorney for the state Board of with the larger networks," he 

Moveris to the UHF dial Oct. for the hockey season," Public Utilities, said the added, 

I However, Cablenter- Office of Cable Television was "Ultimately it will become 

Channel 57 trill broadcast tainment marketing disappointed by the ruling a rating game (as to what 

Hiiladelphia Flyers' hockey Director Michael Roe said although it wouldn't Join in stations will be forfeited) but 

pmes and VUlanova and although no final decision had the appeal process. given the insensitlvity of 

remple universities been made whether to carry "I don't think it will result Cablentertainment, who 

ktbll popular among the station, the cable in the Immediate droppii.g of knows," Russell said, "I think 

area's viewers, company would make every stations but I am concerned a prudent company would 

-, '"nils Is a triumph (or cable effort to do so. 

with public television," probably want to conduct 

Jcompanles," said Sammons Communications, Russell said this week. "The local marketing surveys 

Eablentertatnment's general which serves Somers Point, FCC which originated the before making any 

frianager Larry jarrett, this hasn't reached a conclusive must-carry rules hasn't decisions," 

Nek. "It allows us not todecision. 

appealed, probably due to Russell said It was difficult 

ârry stations which are a "At this point in time we their desire to deregulate to assess the Impact of the 

jluplieation of services, such haven't fully considered it everything. 

ruling, known as the Quincy 

pa Channel 40 In WUdwood, yet," general manager Bob "If they wanted to preserve decision. Quincy Cable, a 

Bnd have no Interest to our Piperato said Wednesday, the rules, it would be up to the small firm in Washington 

subscribers, such as Channel "It's one of the things I will FCC to rewrite them in a state contested the validity of 

i In Vineland." 

discus with my marketing constitutionally acceptable the must-carry regulations 

: Despite overcast skies, 

by early Sunday evening the boardwalk was crowded on Labor Day 

Iveekend. 

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£PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.1085 - 

^Contestants arc sought 

tfor Mrs, Pageant 

l-'Mra. New Jeney 1186 According to Virginia 

^Sootcitsnts are now being Nunan of Ocean Qty, Mrs. 

•accepted for tbe preliminary New Jersey 1985, " Ap- 

JSagMnt that wiU lead to plications an now available 

Competition In tbe Jan. 12(or 

anyone Interested In 

•Mrs. America 1986 contest at rnmncHnp In the preliminary 

to in Princeton anted, We would like to have 

several contestants from the 

BREAKFAST AT 

ape May County «m." 

FtREHOUSE SEPT. IS Prospective contestants 

The Marmora Volunteer mutt be at least 18 years of 

Fire Company's flrtmanj age, married one full year, 

tieaUast la B to 11:30 a.m. New Jersey residenta for at 

Sunday, Sept. 15. at the least 3ii months and VS. 

flrebouse on Tuckahoe Road; dtizensadults 

$3.50, children UM, For more Information or 

Tor more Infonnadoo call application forms contact 

WW555. 

Mrs. Nunan at 391-1M1 

k r 

Among those present for the recent rcdedication of the Freedom Shrine 

by the Ocean City Exchange Club at the Cape May County Court House 

were, from left: Jack Schneider, club president: Jim Moll, Angela 

Pulvino, County Clerk. Pete Chdf, club secretary: Robert Hentges, 

surrogate and Sheriff Jim Plousis. 

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ALL SUMMER 

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813Asbury Ave. 

Ocean City, N.J, 

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Tannin* Salon 

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FACILITIES AVAILABLE 

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plus 12,00 per visit 

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Ocean City, NJ. 

Open 10 10 p m 7 Days a Week 

391-1159 

Paul has left for 

Massachusetts, John 

W. has left for Ball 

State. Debby has left 

for Bloomsburg State, 

John D, has left for 

Temple University, 

Mel has left for the 

Air Force, Eric is a 

senior at O.CH.S, 

Mark is still cutting 

lawns and'Beth says 

she's too tired to put 

away all the summer 

stuff, so please help 

us clear out our summer 

items.., 

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Sun Tan Lotion Jugs 

Swim Caps Beach Balls 

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Wine and cheese reception set 

The Cape May Branch of 

the American Association of 

University Women will hold a 

vine and cheese reception at 

be Wetlands Institute, Stow 

Harbor from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, 

Sept IS. 

At this first meeting of the 

year, the 1985-86 program will 

*• nirtllned and explained for 

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Wayside Viilagt 

390-9595 

. ?, 

members and prospective 

members. The AAUW la open 

to women with a baccalaureate 

degree from an 

accredited four year college ' 

or university. 

Prospective members art 

invited to attend and may call 

8B6-7525 for detail*. 

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Prenatal program begun 

SO&BfflS POBJT - Snort 

Memorial Hospital took over 

Atlantic County's prenatal 

health care program on 

Monday win a prenatal clinic 

for medically Indigent 

women. 

The clinic provides health 

are to pregnant women who 

don't qualify for Medlcald and 

are unable to afford prenatal 

services, explains Atlantic 

County Executive Dick 

Squires and Richard Pitman, 

Shore Memorial executive 

vlci president. 

"TWi is a eaM where the 

public will be batter served by 

a cooperative agreement 

between government and the 

private sector," Squires said, 

"We art turning this program 

over to the private lector, and 

ttia end result should be better 

prenatal can at less cost to 

the taxpayers." 

"We are happy to be able to 

Sep In and keep the prenatal 

program going. This is in line 

with our commitment to the 

community," Pitman said. 

Dr. James D, LavJa will run 

the clinic, assisted by a nurse- 

Wdwife and clerical staff. 

Fees will be based on 8 sliding 

Members of the Burdette Tomlin Auxiliary have been working iince 

spring to prepare for the hospital's Horse Show and Country Fair to be 

held at the Rx Ranch, Route 47, Goshen, Sept, 21 and22. Here, Maryanne 

Bugha and Stasia Estrade, are surrounded by some of the handmade 

items for the era ft booth, - • 

YOUNG AT HEART 

TO SING IN PARK 

The Young it Heart quartet 

will fulfill a rain date appearance 

at Cape May County 

Park, 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept I 

ta a varied program performed 

by Marian Callen, 

Deborah Wlttkamp, Charles 

Taylor, Jim Pickering and 

Florence Magutre, accompanist. 

Stork report 

Families from mis area 

receiving congratulations for 

new arrivals at the stork club 

of Shore Memorial Hospital 

are; 

James and Victoria 

(Doran) Hensbaw of Ocean 

Oty, a son, Ang; 81, 

William and . Barber 

furniture & accessories, at Low Sensible Prices 

Wicker Settee Set 

starting at 

Mid eliewhore S559 28900 

1345 Wetl Ave. 

OcejnCltyNJ. 

'.X* 

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Mon. Sat. 10 To 5 

Division of PubUc Health m 

forced to eloie its program at 

SUUwater In Northfield. At 

the Mini time, the Atlantic 

City. Medical Center also 

dosed Its prenatal clinic. 

"The problem we faced just 

three months ago has bees 

resolved. In fact, tin scope 

and qualify of service will be 

scale, according to ability to better than ever," Squire? 

pay. 

said. "Prenatal services will 

Under .the agreement be provided In a hospital 

between the county and Kiting and the program In- 

hospital, Atlantic County will cludes delivery. We never bad 

contribute $120,000 to the the facilities to handle 

prenatal program per year. childbirth at our clinic. 

Shore Memorial officials 

estimate the program's cost 

"We are very happy to 

at $220,000. 

enter Into this cooperative 

effort with Shore Memorial," 

The county had been 

seeking a new prenatal cart 

he continued, "We are con- 

provider since May, when the 

fident that the people who 

need this service will receive 

better care flan ever before 

and the burden on Atlantic 

County taxpayers will be 

reduced." 

(Drzewicki) Regotti of Unwood, 

a son, Aug. 22. 

Mark and Jacqueline 

(Tobin) Juliano of Linwood, a 

daughter, Aug. 22. 

Samuel and Lynda 

(Cournoyer) Botta, of Ocean 

Qty, a son, Aug. 23. 

' Fred-anS Kristine(Smith)i 

B«*l*tomipia'aiBfl &m& 

Aug. 24. 

Charles and Janice 

LUMBER CO. 

Mental health 

seminar is set 

Hit Atlantic County Mental 

Health Association and 

Stockton State College are cosponsoring 

a one-day 

workshop Sept, 28 from 9 a.m. 

to 2 p.m. at Stockton. 

Topics such as stress, 

differences in behavior 

patterns and community 

involvement will be presented 

by Dr. Dave Burdlck, Jamie 

Fiola, Dr. Lee Hozter and 

Paul Lyons. 

The cost of the seminarist 

per person which includes 

materiab and bruch. For 

further information and 

registration, call 344-8335. 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1985 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Registration underway for Carey races Oct. 19 

Entries are now being 

^tortrentonCawy 

Half Marathon and Women's 

HOO-MettF mees on Saturday, 

Oet 19. 

Bach year these two run. 

ring event* attract over 600 

runneri from Maine to 

Florida. 

The MOO-meter race for 

women begira at 9:30 a.m. 

and is run completely on the 

boardwalk, starting at Bth 

Street with a loop at 22nd 

Street. 

Former Umcher-coach I, 

Fenton Cany, the official 

barter, fires Ihe gun at 10:80 

a.m. to start the halfmarathon 

with male and 

female runner* pounding the 

pavement through the island 

Mustang Band 

returns from 

Kutztown 

and along the ocean on the 

beach in their final leg of the 

13.1-mile race. 

Bach entrant receives a 

long-flleeve T-«hh-t and the 

first 200 to pre-register also 

receive a travel mug, 

The first 10 male and first 

five female finishers in the 

half-marathon are awarded 

an Ocean City "Piece of toe 

Walk." OlymplcHityle medals 

will go to the first three 

finishers in 15 different age 

categories. 

In the Women's 5000-Meter 

Race, the tint five finishers' E. Fenton Carey waits 

receive the "Pleee of the at the finish line after 

Walk" andthe 

top three starting the race. 

runners in nine different age 

groups are awardtd medals. 

Then are special team 

•wards for.thi flnt place 

men's, and women's teams In 

the half-marathon. -- 

To register before Oct. 11, 

call city sports director 

Wendy Bruno at I9M1H eit. 

2W or write: Ocean CUy 

Recreation Department, P.O. 

Boi 570, Ocean City, 08226. 

Entries will be accepted on 

race day, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. it 

the Ocean City Sporti and 

Ovle Center, 6th Street off the 

boardwalk. Pre-race 

registration la $5 per perron 

poet-reglatraUon fee la |7. This was the start of last year's women's SOOO-ineter race. 

School lunches available to all public school students 

The Kutztown (Pa.) more thin- 200 awards In 

University campus usually la various competitions. The 

• quiet place to visit during band competes in the Tour- 

the summer. The north nament of Bands circuit, the 

Tbe county superintendent following Information on the Households are required to The school will advise 

campus, «lte of most of the largest circuit of competition 

of schools has announced that application: Names of all report Increases In household parents as to their child's 

classroom buildings, lends for bands in the United States 

tow cost, nutritious luncheshousehold 

members; Social income of over $50 per month eligibility within 10 working 

I Itself to an atmosphere Last year, the Mustang Band 

are available to all children Security numbers of all adult or |800 per year and days of receipt of the ap- 

conducive to study. 

captured first place in 

enrolled In area public household members or a decreases In household size. plication. Any parent 

Recently however, tbe Chapter die, which raven all 

schools. In addition, meals statement that the household The information provided dissatisfied with the eligibility 

south campus haa been filled of southern New Jersey. The 

will be provided free or at a member does not possess one j by parents on the application determination may contact 

with the sound of trumpets, band was mini in Group 

greatly reduced price to Mai household Income listed wQl be kept confidential and the school to request an in- 

drums and other musical Three, covering the Atlantic 

children from households by the amount received by will be used only for theformal 

conference or may 

Instruments — the Mustang Coast. 

whose gross Incomes are at or each household member and purpose of determining appeal the decision by 

Band of Mainland Regional Caning back to Kutztown 

below specific levels. the type of Income it is; and eligibility. 

requesting a formal hearing. 

Mgh School from Unwood. has been a bit nostalgic for 

Applications far free and fee signature of an adult 

According to Michael Sk- 

Skwarlo, who recall* playing 

reduced price meals wen household member certifying 

warlo, director of bands for 

In Use parade for the Kutttown 

sent to the households of all Oat the information provided 

GROSS INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES 

the high school, the university 

Folk Festival in the mld-USfli 

children enrolled in theto 

correct. 

(as announced By Unitgd Statst Department of Agriculture! 

in southeastern Pennsylvania 

when he was in the U.S. Navy 

schools. 

was selected as the site for tbe 

as a recruit. 

Foster ehlldrtn are also rwKn,ni,ttm 

bud amp an the recom- "Navy recruiters combed dlgihle for free or reduced 

mendation of Kelly Green, a fee Lehlgh Valley for service 

recent KtJ graduate and a personnel and get together a 

former member of the whole battalion," he 

Mustang Band. Miss Green Is remembers. "After the 

en the band staff. 

festival parade, the battalion 

iw : 

was sworn In at the festival 

Skwarlo 1600114 the ana 

and became known as tbe 

and liked what he saw in the 

Dlstelflnk Battalion," he 

I way of residence halls, dining 

recalled. 

facilities and recreational "It is interesting to me Oat 

teas, so the band changed its I have returned to th« area," 

location from Mount St. Skwarlo commented, adding: 

Mary's College. 

"Kutztown has been In my 

A total of 79 students and 

memory all of those years, I 

T m m 0 C J U A bearing can be arranged tapt private. 

by calling or writing the chief Children who receive frw 

school administrator In die or reduced price U 

local school district Parents teneflti are treated tte 

may call tbe local achool for at ddldren who par fir 

further information on these meala. Rtrenta who belliff t 

programs. 

' (hey have been OtrrtnimM 

Once determinations an asiimtareadriaedto witt* 

completed, school official* fcdUtet t th B t f 

are required to verify a d Agriculture, Wajttnatoa, 

minimum of three percent of 

the approved free and nemo. 

reduced price applications on 

file. 

In the operation of chlM MARCO'S 

nutrition programs, no child CWLDRENSHOP 

HOUSEHOLD 

INCOME 

wfll be discriminated against 

- 

price meals. 

REUNION SEPT. » 

because of race, color, aex, 25% OFF 

Application forms are Ocean City High School 

Annual Month (y 

handicap, national origin, age 

Weekly 

available at the school and class of 1975 will hold its 10th 

S9.713 $810 

or ability to pay. Also, tbe Orig, Price , 

$187 

may be filled at any time reunldn at 8 pan. Friday, 

$13,043 11.087 

names of those receiving free ALL WINTER,. 

during tbe school year, If a Sept. 27 at the Create Bay 

$16,373 SI,MS 

or reduced price meals will be 

$315 

OUTERWEAR 

household member becomes Country Club In Somers Point: 

$1,642 

unemployed, or the household The affair will be informal 

$23,033 SI .HO 

with hers d'oeuvres and buffet 

$26,343 $2,197 

OPEN SUNDAY 

supplied 

129,493 $3,475 

$33,023 i2,7SS 

should contact the school so 

sat an children receive the 

1 'I • ? II .1 b&AumCiad 

proper Deneiits. 

+ 3,330 + 271 + 6S 

for school officials to 

FASHIOKS 

detennfniv eligibility, the 

* 

3246AsburyA OVEAWAY 

household must provide tbe 

Ocean tity 

TWa Is where the raw work "me freataent now. 

starts in preparing for the 

year of parades and com- A FREE SERVICE 

petitions," tbe band director There Is no charge to 

oommented. The band's flnt submit social new or the 

appearance will be In tbe Miss happenings of your dob or 

America Pageant parade, organliatloD to Ike Sen- 

During the past 12 yean, ttnel-Ledger. 

tbe Mustang Band has won 

RAP MEETING 8EPT. 9 

Relatives of Aging Persons 

(RAP) wili present part two 

of the video on the Aging of 

Parents at 7 p.m., Monday. 

Sept. 9 In the Caring 

Fellowship Center, Seaview 

Baptist Church, 2025 Shore 

Rd., Linwood. For information 

call B27-BMS. 

DENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS 

ARE NOW MORE COMMON 

Every-dentist, since.he it • doctor, his the authority to write out a 

prescription when he leels it's necessary for I patient. But, it has only been 

in recent >f srs jhat prescription writing by dentists has becomi more com- 

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, PAGE a—SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY_._NJ, FHIPAV, SEPTBMBBR G. UW5 

Obituaries 

Raymond Sharp Sr,; charter 

member*of Upper Rescue Squad 

MARMORA - Raymond L, Slurp Sr., 74, of 420 S. Short 

Road, died Sept. 1 In Jefferson Hajpltalln Philadelphia aftar 

an extended Unas. 

Born in Avalon, Mr, Sharp lived In Tuckahoe and petersfcurg 

before moving here more than two years ago. 

He was a retired dredge operator, for the New Jersey Silica 

Sand Company of MlUvllle. He was • charter and lifelong 

member of the Upper Township Rescue Squad and a 

member of the Upêr Township Senior Citizens Hub. 

Surviving an his wife, Ruth; a ion, Raymond L Jr. of 

CedarvlUe; a daughter, Pat Sharp of Norfolk, Va,; iii 

sisters, Margaret Ubengood of Tuckahoe, Mary Mitchell of 

Estell Manor, Florence Bertuul of Mllrnay, Beatrice Welter 

of Tuckerton, Pauline Kubiak of Tuckahoe and Louise 

Johnson of Walterboro, S.C.; and two grandchildren. 

Services were Thursday at the Langley Funeral Home, 

Tuckahoe. Burial was In Wesley Methodist Cemetery, 

Petersburg. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Upper 

Township Rescue Squad, Tuckahoe JffiO. 

Beatrice Gledhill, 88; 

retired nursing director 

Beatrice G. Gledhill, 88, of 41S 28th it. died Sept. 3 in Shore 

Memorial Hospital. 

A retired director of nursing for the Sggi Memorial 

Hoepital in Ithaca, N.Y., die was a graduate of the old 

Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing, 


FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

• MARK VIDETTO • 

til Asbury Ave. 

Phone 398-1157 

Ocean City, N.J 

Friends of Music Tickets en Slit Here i 

Loci; 

Visit Your Beauty 

Parlor This Week 

ty Mtofift* 

Established 1930 • No* •d generation 

1025 West Ave, 

Beauty Culture in all Branches 

6 operators to serve you 

Call 3991394 

For Appointment 

Dorothy^s 

BEAUTY SHOPFE 

349 West Ave. Open Year Round 

(CLOSED MONDAYS) 

Call For Appointment Dial 399-4319 

Carol • Linda 

Stephanie • Sandy 

616AsburyAve. 

A PULL SERVICE SALON 

FOR MEN AND WOMEN 

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Born in Philadelphia, formerly of Coral Gables, FU., she 

was a member of St. Peter's' United Methodist Oiureh here. 

Surviving ia a alster A. Evelyn Mawhtaney of Mean Qty, 

Funeral serviee and burial will be private at the 

convenience of the family .Arrangements are by the Godfrey 

Funeral Home of Ocean City, Manorial eonfributions may 

be made to the American Heart Association. 

Mary Briggs; 

retired registered nurse 

COLUMBIA, Pa, - Mary Brlgp, 81, formerly of Ocean 

aty died Aug. 31 in the Heatherbank Nunini Home, here 

where she had resided for two years. 

A retired registered nurse, sh» was employed at,the 

ttlumbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City tor 

301 years and ierved in the UJ. Army Nurse Corpi during 

World War n. 

After retiring ihe Uved m Ocean City for 20 yeari before 

moving to Lancaster, Pa. several years ago. 

Surviving Is a brother James R. Briggs of Columbia. 

Burial was in Mt. Union (Pa.) Cemetery. 

Jessie Plate, 81 

Jessie E. Plate, ii, of 2M4 Simpson Av, died Sept. I at the 

Unwood Convalescent Center. 

Mrs. Plate was born In Philadelphia and had been a 

resident here for 17 years. She was formerly of Jenktatown, 

Pa 

She is survived by a brother, Frederick Knoeller of Den. 

frtavUle, and a sister, Margaret Taylor of CoatesviUe, Pa. 

Funeral service was Thursday at the Godfrey Funeral 

Home of Ocean City. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, 

Roslyn, Pa. 

Memoriai eonWbutions in her memory may be made to a 

favorite charity. 

Letitia Jacki sold real estate 

LetiBa F. Jack, S9, of ISM Asbury Av.,died iept. 3 in Shore 

Memorial Hoîtal, Somers Point. 

Born in McKWey, Pa., she moved here M years ago from 

Ekins Park, Pa, 

Mrs. Jack was a licensed real estate saleswoman and 

worked out of Bradway Realtors, Ocean City. She formerly 

was a partner in the J&B Yam Shop and for a number of 

years operated a candy and ice cream store here. 

Surviving are her husband, John W, • and a sister. Miriam 

H. Bradway of Ocean aty. 

Services will be 11 a.m Monday In the Godfrey Funeral 

Home, 809 central Av, Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, 

Roslyn, Pa. Friends may call an hour before the services In 

the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the Ocean 

Qty Rescue Squad. 

Elizabeth Esibill 

Elizabeth C. Esibill of 817 Bay Av,, died Sept. 1 In the Cape 

May Care Center, Swainton. 

Bon In Bridgeton, the had been an Ocean City resident 

since 1971. She was formerly of Rldgewood. 

Mrs. Esibill was a member of the First Presbyterian 

Church hi Ocean City. 

Surviving are a daughter Nancy Esibill of New York aty; 

a sinter, Esther Craig of Ocean City, and a brother, Elmer 

iCtaig of Bridgeton, ,». 4 h 

Funeral serviee wai Wednesday at the Godfrey Funeral' 

"Bra ton. Burial was in Oeorge Washington Memorial! 

Park, Paramus. 

^ ^ 

Ethel Townsehd, 93 

Ethel M, Tamuend. W, of Swajntfln died Aug. 30 In 

dette Tomlln Memorial Hospital. 

Bom In Swalnton. she waj a lifetime resident of Cape May 

County. 

There are no immediita wrvivn* 

Onveiide services were Wedneaday in Asbury CaMm, 

Swalnton. ArrangemenU by the Godfrey Funeral Han of 

Palermo. 

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RELAX, GO SHOPPING OR TO WORK 

- With ii Bayr laving inUnl and shlia 

cart lenice by prtleilianal iarmer 

tesslitf, yaur hame ar mine. Heyrly, 

dally, ~«viy or manthiy, SMianable 

ratet. Call Mri Bee Ifl-aiil, Ml 

Ifl] I? FT LARSON IILVIRLINE 

MACH I - Is* rider. Mercury VI. IH 

Dp o/b Bucket Hall, lull item, bench 

leaf ana esn?ai. Law malar hayrv 

ff,ieo. Call Iff'iiu, •*• 

BEACHFOOHT/OCBAHFRONT — 1 

harm, 2 aafh, il, €heriei Place, ' 

Parking, A/c.w/0. fully lurniihca, iMt 

monthly ••railaBle ttpt, II, Call Hi 

mill* collect sr ifMIH, Ml 

SB4B1 ITIRio SYSTEM - FeaTyrei 

fwinfasle, ftM=#M receiver, dual 

caiielie player, i issslten. Mad* 

Misnei, H50 ar Beit tiler, Caii nf-M7S, 

Mt 

CENTALS — Apirlmml aM ufper ca|, 

laga, canvanlenl la everrtriing. Clean, 

altracli¥e, ariy*te parking, 5aaa ep^ 

parlynlty tar tha right aerisn. Call Ifl^ 

till, !'"• M 

SALESPERSON _ conteniasrary 

bsytisua larQfiftn eily wanti en ai, 

u.l, Mn-.S^M urn., write tan. 

PAINTERS^ HBLPBD — Full "lime'", 

Neetf iranipartatlan, Detan Clry area, 

call nf 0411, i II 

NOTICB 

PLSA5K TAKE NOTlCC thai BanWI 

Bre.dy Hal matt apMlcallsli M ihe 

lenln* Mart at Adlnimenl lor IB. 

till ai Ocean at* tu, .pptov.i ol lit 

,m.nam«il la • lilt plan WtlHh Hal 

alreaf? bteii aggrnM M «» M w 

1. aM 111, ilKk Ml en IM Ocean 

Cilr Tai Mlp, whicn ii IMltM II l» 

111 w.il.r Av.nu., Ocaati C"r. New 

Jeriey, Appllc.nl lean perinliilan lo 

•IIKI a imali IncrMM In the ilia ai 

Ihe building ana ta taa a wimmlna 

aaal, •ppllcanl ails hai r.(,w.il«l a 

•arianie irsni till nar yara ietHcli 

rnuirtmeni ai the Main Clly teAinf 

arainance ant lar any «her narlinca 

thai may be reavlna. 

A hearing an thii matttr will he MM 

at 7 JO p.ffl, an WBDHeiOAT. SIP 

TiMlie llth, lilt, in IM Cauncil 

CMmMn al City Hall, Hlnm llnal IM 

AiBur* A..nu., oceaa City, Naa lit 

ief el wnich limp you may apptar 

•IIMr in perian or By laenl ar attarnay 

ana areunl any atlKtlan IB oily 

haie is Ihe grintlng si mii atplinllan. 

All al me paparl in cannstliM •!«! 

thli asplitallan are an file In Iha Oinca 

si IM tecreUrr ol the Ocean City 

Pl.nnino tsara wf,lcn ii lacalM It lie 

Ih itreel ana aifivry Av.nu,, ot.an 

City, New jeney, and «r« aiailalla tar 

InlpKllan durlnj rMolir BvlMMl 

hayn. 

eanaia L. TIBI, 1M, 

ftlT.P.F.ilMB 

HI AlBvry A».n». 

i 7 

ecein CHy, New Jinti on" 

ANsrner Mr Banlei iraMy 

Too Late To 

Classify 

STORAGE FOR RENT 

GARAGE RENTAL 

53rd a Cenlral 

Dry, easy access 21'xif* 

dbi. qarage*. Excel for 

imal! Boat tterage, ears, 

•te. Winter rental months 

& rental rate negotiable. 

CALL 398 5542 

PART TIME - leafl al neln City 

ISh t AlBiiry Ayanwi, lf».J»l, We 

hjv, apaningi lar male IM limala, 

,lock/ullllly and UHl/ckrlcal. «•!• 

HANDYMAN - Fart lime, imaii BHHI 

in Ocean City, FieilBia hswn. niuil Sam 

iaait, Call )« 1000. HI 

oct i, caii nt*n-*m 

.ppqlnlm.nl. ••» 

ENIpY A FUN FIIMD HEKEND 

AMERICA'S GREATER , 

HERE'S A PREVffiW OF WHAT'S IN STORE.,. 

• Spectacular Block Party in the Cityfs Downtown Business 

District with great bargains an4 eniertainment 

• Saturday and Sunday ^ 

Seafood Festival - 

• 'Saturday and Sunday ^ * •',: 

Boardwalk Block Party and Discount Sale 

D Over ,40 "Masters Run" 

D Sand Sculpting Contest ' • 

D Treasure Hunt i 

D Reasonable Overnight Accommodations throughout 

Ocean City. 1 ,*•' %>, , 

COME BACKrib^ OCEAN GilY^W JERSKY FO&A "REri 

Public Notices 

CAPE MAY COUNTY, HEW ifISST 

BEtOUOTlOH HIM 

a RIMkUTIBH IMPLBTINS 

P»OF£t«ION*L IIRViGlf OP A 

COLLBCTivI • •RSAiNlNS 

NieSTIATflR 

WHIM*!, IM Citi at MH Cltr 

Ihfrflnalter reitrrea it 11 "citf'l 

reaiHrat Hie graiaiifanal iervieii el a 

iMcwiiii in mi lielrr at (siiectlia 

. birmmna negelittlarit, (urionn.l a 

AtiflKtrallfn, ana mlovntmplovH 

^ i ana 

II, purtuint la taw, «• it 

ayly * trained, ei«srSencea, and 

laeclaillta in Iha areai al calietliaa 

Uraaininf nefsliatieni, asrwnnil id. 

mliiiitralian ana •maleier-ampleiree 

WHlelu, Iha Lecal Public Can 

tract! La* provio.i ler IM entiring in 

te el a cealracl far prsleiiignal Mr 

•i«l Binuanl la 1! uailli (II ill, 

witnout •anrtiuni Iar tomp.tltiv. 

Hddlnai ana 

WHEStAS. Iha Cilr Mt aeltrminea 

IUI Sruccis, Pepper. aUwlMIM. 

Butl.r. O.S.nto 1 Mann, PA. al P 0 

•at IM, vineiand. Hew J«ri.v MM, Ii 

suaiilied la aarlarm tht ml wart ana 

It a> detlred ta tnlir Into a pronn.on.i 

CMiracI Milh him Iar .aid iervlctt Bur 

••ant la Ian, ana ia provla. Iar Ihe .a 

HBJOLVEO By me Sily Cauncil ai Iha 

Clti ai aceln City af iallswii 

A, Sraula, Mini, Biminaill, 

Butler, Baiants • Mann, PA. al 

VIo.l.Bd, Neil J.'III, i» MrlBy 

rllalnea al a prsleliitnal i'Mr 

nMMlaMr la pro.W. tpeclalliea 

anleuiand tervicai in iha liaia al 

callKUyf Barfalnjna nafoluiiani, per 

lannai asffliniilriiian, an ampiater, 

emplane relalism. The Hia 

pnieMlanai lenlcf le Be recaivea lhali 

be "»i iirttlta" ay IM Ciiy irsm line 

ta lime, 

B, The preper aiilceri el IM City Be 

ana Ihty ara hareBy anthsrllta ina 

dlrKtcD te inier inlt a eantrati wth 

Aruccle, Ptpsar, Qiavlnaiil, Bull". 

OffSanla g, Mann, a>,A,, lar ipeeiaiilfa 

Dnlaiilonal unictl in the ileia ai 

cailecllvt Barfalnlnf negaliatlani, iir 

•oi.nel •amlniitralian. ana tmpiner 

tmiiayat rmiloni. ll Itareiaia, tar a 

term M ant It! year, wrikri canlrast 

ijull arniaa ler paym.nl II the hourly 

rate a! Jlily l=l»« lUI.eBi Dallari per 

M*r, 

C, ThH cantraci ii awarded wiiMul 

CMnatliliva MMUtt ai a araieiiisnal 

wnici in accordance with the 

oroyliloni si rM Lacai Futile Csnirutl 

Law aMreuia tut lhaii he in a Igrm 

approved By Iha City Cwntli. 

O TMt retaigllsn ana a copy ol me 

ccmlriel lar prMnuanai larvlCM ittll 

pa milntiinitf an III* In IM OINM at iha 

ciark ol Ihe Sty o) Scaail City lap 

PHeiu jnipectisn, 

1, A espy ai inn Reiolulion •lull Be 

MMMMa In IM logal newipapar 

snlfnateg hy IM city within ten lie) 

sayl at 111 pnugt 

The City Traatufar Earlillei Hut tari. 

it irt ivallaWI alM tiaanailurei •Hi 

M chargas la HnanMI 1M BIW 

MaiMMmant, piwmlonjl Mrvlcei, 

Atcounl No, OHBO-oli-5111- 

H«nry S, KnlgM 

Council prHldxil 

MM I, Hirt 

Cily Traaiyrar 

Carlliicalian ol Fundi 

Biitrea by councilman Elptiita 

iecanaea Dy Councilman Melt 

TM aBaya rnalylltn wal auly adop 

t*a By iha City Council ai Iha city al 

Ocean City, New Jtnay, al a mHlini 

ol laid Council duly held an IM Irth da* 

ol AUOOII, int. 

Lsretla C Manull 

City Clerk 

M,iT,F,P,M».JI 

Public Notice 

PUBLIC NOute 

TAK1 Notice, we' man la build a 

Ins Floor lltrata Item an Ihe •(lillni 

itrvttsrt al I|ai.gl Msyry tit, mack 

ItgiLstlll, 

The lulMing it arHMIIf talna vied 

•• a Retail Hare «rlth awMrl ip»r 

im.ni lintfll Bfl en ine Ihe zna, ina, fmvi. lloor Than ••«,* win fee na 

change nv"i»8» ar 1st catttrtge. 

iflcafisn 

A hearing an Iha •»•«••. Variant.! are 

najilrM. 

The lollowlno apalicalleni which will 

be placea en Itte regular agenaa lor Ihe 

ectstar 1, Ifii meeting will then H 

dlicuitrt at ine wsrkihaa: 

eXTENSION 

•aian CiaylM, Jr., Black III, Lou i 

Hi 

SUBDIVISION 

Lynn Thompwn. Block 1MI, Lst 1 

ItahlMlnSaptemBtr) 

SITI FLAN RlViewt 

•aky wiMat'i inc. •lack Ml, Lai i 

ctahltd in taptimBtrl 

•eaclwalch AtMclatet, •lack nl, 

Lai If,11 ilifilM In MfteniBeri 

Claylsn Caintriietisn comtuny. IIMII 

ll». Lst e llaBlea In Septemkarl 

fteOULAD DISCUSSION 

Tnu mMiinn )i being aaveniMa pur 

lu.nl 10 PL. Itli, CMptsr III, ather- 

Wit known II tM OlMfl Public 

Maeiingt Act, 

Flam isr tna eMye •pplicatlsM may 

be raviewea dirrlno regular ftviineli 

haun il the im* Enlornm.nl Ollic* 

(I IH Albury A>Maa, 

Carne L, BictHitan 

itcretary 

»-a,IT,P,P,Ms,li 

ISNIHS BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

CITY op OCEAN CITY, NEW JCBICT 

N1U 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

The nail refyiar meeting ai tM 

Scnn Cllf zaning Board SI Mlyilmeni 

will M Mid Weaneitay, S.pl.mMr i|, 

III! al >1H p.m. in We Council CMm 

Bert In Cily Mail, The lonowino appllcailonwill»h.ard: 

I, Haynal » Tnomrnon, Black lilt, 

Lst I IMrtl • ewnen witd lo CMntraci 

a dupln wilh lint. Mcsnd and iMrH 

lloor aKM in IM rear yarg at lali IN, 

inh stn«t, iiatita in Aytviti 

J R.lpn 5. t OntCMn I, tinghtm, 

Black It, Lai 1J • awnar wltMt ts canftrycl 

an addlllan arM • garage at IM 

relr ol Ihe slitting rnidaMa at It ten, 

trai AvHua, 

I, MMah J 4 Ninty M, Sallagher. 

Block 4U10) Lai ] • awner wlihes te 

conitrucl a lacsM ilsar aMItian ts IM 

eilltlng iinfie lamlly H I at «|g 

AsBury Airenua, 

4 Beraniy llanlan, Bisck mi, Lst 

17 swntr wMMi la cMilrsci a dsalai 

an Ihi averagt alignment si !M itntc. 

lur.i In Mil Mack lo be IseatH at nil 

weiley Avenua, 

I, Jimn M, MRingar, jr., Blacl 

17«, Lou It a II • ewnar »HM> lo can. 

ilrucl a clu(ilt» In line with 

pllM It trie zoning Batrg M Miviimeiit . owo.r aiikn ta Irmilnh an e.illlii. 

lor tti« Clt, p) Oct.n city IM v.r.nt.i tPOr l.mlly ,1rMlur. anil replace II 

Irant na rear and tm i#M »lm i new Mir l.mur boiwin, al i»« 

ranting lo canitrvcIrM 01 B»rao« in- 

Ih. rear yard whlcr. will Barnil (Mm to 

etnttnef in aMIllsn an IM rtar M 

IMIr horn, lautad M'Lst il in Bl«t 19 

aa iM ecean City Tan Map ana alia 

knewn at M Central A*M«t, Ocun 

City, Nl* Jtriay and far wch atMr 

yaf lancet at may ia raaylrea. 

A Marins M IMt maltar will ha Mid 

at ?iN p.m. on wlpNIiDAV, 

IFITIMIIR II, IMS, in tha Council 

eMmBan il Cily Hail, Ninth ItrHt 

and Atayry Awaniic/ ocakn Clfy, Naw 

janay, at which lime you may aptear 

ailhar in Parian sr By aoinl or attarnay 

arid arafant any ot|«cllonl you 

rnly have ta IM graining al mil ap 

pllcallon 

All al IM MPtn in connecllon wilh 

Hill »ppllc«llon ara on ilia In Ihe Olilce 

ol Iha licrelary si IM Zoning Board af 

Ad|ultfrttril which it lacalad al Slulli 

Ifraat ana Atavry Annue, Ocun City, 

New jertey, and an ayailabia far in, 

ipaclisn durinf riguiar byline ll houri. 

Ronald L. fahi, Elq. 

Ml Albury Avtnui 

lull! 407 

Scam city. New jerley Intt 

Attorney tor Patlliantrt, 

Ralph I, and srttchan i, p 

7. Aaarta O.rlacn, Blotk JIM, Lot Ii 

. ewntr wiihet la aga a tacsna User 

narags room Isr IM cammaKMI 

aip«t of a ml.M cammarlcairatMnrilai 

ut, lacaled ai liti-M 

AlBury A»«i««i. A yta variance! II 

rsawlnd McaaH the let it lacaled In 1 

Twa Pamiiy Wne, 

I. Elian Corporation, Block tW, Lai 

H . applicant wlih.i is dnelap a can. 

vnienca ttara wilk (iWNM pumpl (t 

•hi Jtreel ana Bay Av.nu. A yie 

variant* « rnaina Hcani il it in the 

Otllc. and Bank lane. 

f. sun FMiiprmacMr, Bisck IS, tat 

i . awnar -lib" ta ri-tgiaiviai IM let 

and CSBVlrt »» Iwi Itrucmrti lacalea 

at H44 iM IHI lay JLvanye la 

dypflitt, A tiM viriMce 1? rtoulrw) 

McaUH Iha lot. ara in a slngl. Family 

laiia, 

Puni lar tha abov. appliciliani an 

avaliiMi lar rayletii duHM rtsatar 

MiiMM naun it ma eida Inter 

um.nt Ollict at MI AiMry Anaye, 

Adeajyata nolle, gl inn meeting it 

Ming given panuanl ia PL ini, 

Chapter 111, utMrwIi. known at the 

TOTAL HOME: 

HEALTH CARE 

• Electric Lift Chairs 

• Whtti Chairs • Oxygen 

* Respirator Equipment 

• Cants • Commodes 

• Electric Hospital Beds • Beds • Walkers 8. more 

• WE WILL BILL MEDICARE* 

y 

34th Street off Asbury, Ocem CHy 

Mon,-Frl. 8-6; Sat.8-9; Sun. S Noon 

Free Delivery 399-5ZS2 


Laboratories 

of Atlantic City Inc. 

is pleased to announce 

the opening on Sept. 16th 

off its 

Ocean City Facility 

Cl 

UPAY.SEPTEMBERfi, 1085 

THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

THIS WEEKEND 

PAGE 9 — SECTION ONE 

AT PLATT'S! 

10,000 Yards Of 

Shaw Industries 

"Challenge" 

Quality Carpet i'ttSp^'-SiBM 

:t fast! If you're ready to buy 

carpet, here's a one-time buy so 

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Shaw Industries' Challenge 

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Challenge carpet fibers are heatset, 

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Of course it's treated with Antistat 

for maximum resistance to annoying 

static shock. 

A saxony cut pile surface 

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j/-" ",;•;.•••'•"•-Shaw Industries' Challenge comes 

i]i!^n;W polSrt rarigirig from traditional 

|| ûtrtilt to ^citing contempprary hues.

PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J, 

A CRITIQUE 

Don't miss Sunday's season finale 

ByEDWBMER the Music Pier soon become 

faint, warm memories, sigh 

DM days dwindle down to • But wait, all Is not lost Very 

predoui few — September Is soon the'Frlends of Music fail 

a sad tipifl for many. For kids «rtes of concerts commences 

and teachers It's back to and Ocean City's great 

school. For many Halloween parade Is Just 

vacationers, the frobefeui around the corner and, best of 

ratums to a arm position all, this week marks the 

against the grindstone, and return of Ocean City's prima 

tor the multitude of Ocean donna asoluta — the lovely 

City Peps fans, the lost is and unbelievably gifted 

almost unbearable. 

Deborah Tnml, Now that's 

Balmy summer nights on something to celebrate 

frudlryan, director 

ocenii vlfy ilmicc center 

Fall Session begins 

September lifh 

pre ballet ballet • |a« 

personal instruction emphasizing 

discipline and technique 

In a professional atmosphere 

after school hours 

for information call 

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studio at body works 612 asbur.y ave. o.e. 

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A CLUB MED 

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One week for 

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ittvt 

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2000 Shore Road Unwood, N. J. 

ANNOUNCES 

additional office hours at... 

2809 Weiley Ave, 


Tuis. & Thurs. Mornings 

9 A.M. to Noon 

for the practice of the specialty of 

general Internal Medicine (diabetes, 

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Bookkeeping Sheets 

Journals 

Ledgers 

Office Supplies 

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12 

•MINE! 

Fisherman's 

Wharf 

Causuai Waterfront Dining 8. Fresh 

Seafood Market on the Bay at 

12th Street In Ocean City 

American & Italian 

Seafood Cuisine 

featuring NIGHTLY SPECIALS such as' 

• Stone Crab Claws 

• Fresh Veal & Prime Steaks 

• Hard Shell Crabs spictd or garlic 

LOBSTER DINNERS S 9.95 

Raw & Cooked Takeout 

Large Variety of Fresh Seafood 

Open 7 days for Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner 

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8 am to 9 pm 

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Featuring. Dlnmr3pmia!lsj 

• Enlcrtainineiii Wedntsdij thru Sunday « 

Saniinlthts, Appcllwn, Nnyclm wrvtid in 

Jacalyii'i, LOUBRS — Anytime, 

DINNERS 

Saturtay, 410 p,m.«JSflay. 2.8 p.m. 

Tuertay thry Friday, 40 

LVNCHEONS 

Tuesday mm Situntay, n a.m, to 4 p.m. 

Sunday, ii a,m, to a p.m. 

CLOSED MONDAY 

Accepting Ainrhcwi Kxpwm 

Route SO 628-2841 

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6,1985 

Early this week the 

pearance which contrasts croak through the entire 

chandeliers In the Music Pier 

with some who seem to beprogram. 

weri in jeopardy when 

using a wardrobe from Some are very ambulatory 

darling Debbie cut loose with 

Goodwill. 

and wander up and down the 

an F above hfth C white 

singing Rowlni's Una Vocc 

Maestro Ruggleri and the alale» like kids at a Saturday 

fteo Fa Whit • fantastic 

orohesfra are performing at matinee and obviously their 

sound the produces and 

peak level which will Increase rnothem never told them to 

always done with great style 

our longing for their return, enter or leave • concert hall 

worthy of a Sutherland or Sunday night marked • v place of worship before or 

Peters. Not only that but her return engagement by theafter 

a performance, not 

repetolre Is rapidly expanding astounding 11-year-old Hyon. during. I sometimes suspect 

to include the best A Font Lui Mn VI at the piano per- that gome of these strange 

and Sempn Libera to be forming the MoiartPfano people would take the op- 

beard anywhere and a moat Qmeerta No, M in D-Minorportunity 

to eaae their aching 

Aarminf The Gypsy ond the KG 466 featured In Amadous. net In the baptismal font 

Hrd with able assistance ftfon received and merited during a sermon. 

from Sara Newell and the fine support he got from Perhaps Ruggleri, Perkins, 

Yolanda pleueei. Bravi, OK Pops and continues to TVuial and Jarratt are too 

hravisslmiil 

charm and amaze audiences patient and kind. Toscannlnl 

with his mature |n- screamed at rude audiences. 

tgrpretationa. The Debussy Stokowski lectured rudeness 

Tenor, David Jarratt la Arabesque played as an en- with sarcasm and John 

making very wise use of his core made a fine dessert for Barrymort threw • flah to a 

dear lyric voice and inthe 

musical banquet mob of coughen while 

telligent choice of material. 

declaiming, "Take that you 

Drink to Ato My Wth Thhm Last night a very gracious damn seals!" 

Eyn was delivered so and refined lady asked me to 

beautifully that there was please mention the rudeness These rambunctious 

hardly a dry eye in the house of some of those in therowdies 

are only pikeri 

and The Singer, sung unac- audience. Every concert hall, compared to the "Bird 

companied, was a real tour dt conductor and soloist in People" who are so cheep 

force. It did not so much take history has been plagued by cheep-cheep while they do a 

courage to do this, but con- the "Terminally Tacky," geriatric leap over the rope 

fidence built on hart work and These mislaid miscreants are barrier behind the ticket 

genuine preparation which extremely garrulous (par- wicket. Poor souls simply 

too many performers eschew. ticularly during soft tender can't afford a dollar after 

Mr. Jarratt also presents a passages). They talk, wheeze, wanting all that gag In their 

romantic and stalwart ap- cough, hum, whistle and Uncolns looking for free, 

meterless parking. 

to 

Thank goodness all the 

above are In the minority. 

Uke the Lord High 

Executioner in The MUtado, 

'I've got a little Uit," 

Don't mks the blockbuster Yacht Club bridge 

season finale, Sunday, Sept. 8. 

1185 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City •398-1S1S It will be as stupendous as this YAOIT - Tueiday uy Qiarlotte Vaughn 120, Helen and LudJle Minna 134, BUI 

season has been. 

night duplicate bridge id win- i Schlerey and Jean Ralney 118, and Alice McCurdy H9, Jou 

ners above avenge for thePeg 

Berdou and Gertrude Maricof f and Dot Schupe and 

fid Wtemer ft the North-South were Jone andBodlne 

and Helen Kulp and Marge Gartland and George 

SWORDFISH 

Qeeon City artlit John Banting 126, Betty I.ucllle Morrison tied at HIM. QiUen tied at 11B. 

(MAYBE) 

whose shatcheg ae- Evans and Peg Atkinson Baft-West players above Tournament bridge winner* 

oompony hit critiques. 121K Dr. Arthur and Jean average were Dr. Frank and on August V were Jen De- 

DeMnrtno 121, Dr. Arthur and Dot Ashead 1«H, Marion Marino 4,660, Eve Kelly 4,160, 

Qinton find Emma Mae Alice McCurdy 4,030 and 

Goddard 136 W, Marlon, Ranch Betty Evans 3,400. 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SEN'TIN'ELLEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1885 

Besides the bathers 

Strathmere guards protect the beaches too 

Protecting the beaches to 

fte normal job of beach 

patrols along the cult, and 

that usually entails guarding 

toe swimmers. In Strathmere, 

members of the Upper 

Township Beach Patrol carry 

the protection of the beaches 

one itep further — by 

protecting the beaches 

through a long-term mow 

fence Installation program. 

. "Wt itartefl thla project 

iwft In 1WS," Upper Townahlp 

Beach Inspector Dick 

Aliiger notes, "whan a small 

section of fencing was Installed. 

This year, our project 

8b grown to the point where 

Upper Township Beach Patrol 

dtmben have Installed over 

0 blocks of the dune building 

•The Idea of the mow fencing 

along the beach front li to 

catch blowing sand, which In 

turn forms a dune, thus 

helping protect the community 

from storms. 

"We leave paths at each 

street end," AUlger said, "but 

a small area parallel to the 

beach, la blocked off. This 

allows vegltatlon to grow, 

which also helps trap blowing 

sand. Most of the fencing we 

have Installed hi past yean Is 

now nearly til covered with 

sand and has formed large 

sections of protective dunes." 

This year's UTBP fencing 

program has been the most 

ambitious ever, covering the 

area from Winthfop Road at 

the north end of the Island to 

Randolph Road at the south, 

an ana of a Uttle over 10 

blocks. Lt. Joseph Callahan 

has been In charge of the 1965 

project 

14th & Asbury Ave. 

399-6105 

LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

Includes choice of Juice Or Salad and Beverage 

'2.95 

I Men, Sept. Wh Spanish Omelette I 

TUBS. Sept. 10th Chicken Salad Platter 

Weds. Sept, nth .,..,,.,... Deviled Crab I 

Thurs.Sept, 12th ,, Open faced Hot Roast Beef I 

Fri. Sept, 13th Fried Flounder 

NEW HOURS: Starting Sept. 2nd 

Mon.Sat 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sun, S to 3 

ftiriirwrlj 

gardeii 

L 

• ' 

I 

"The Culinary Garden, the critics 

pick as the best restaurant in Ocean City" 

Edward Hitzel, Atlantic City Sunday Press 

June?, 1915. 

841 Central Ave., Ocean City, N.J. 

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS $ 6 9B 

complete 

Served from 5 to 6:30p.m. 

MONi Boneless Chicken Kiev 

TUiSi Shrimp Alfredo on imported r*aita 

WED; Boneless Chicken Parmaglana 

THURS! Roast Turkey w/stuffing & gravy 

PR I; Fried Flounder Almondine 

SAT: Boneless chicken Breast Dijone' 

SUN: Roast Beef Ay jul 

includes: Salad, Vegetable, Roll & Butter 

and Dessert 

399-3713 

® Recommended R a m 

• AD Major Credit Cart Aaepwd 

Dinner Served Daily from ip.ni. 

Lynch frsm u a.m. to i p.m. 

Breakfast Sat, 8, Sun, Only 

from |a.m. to2 p.m. 

: •' • 

"Lt. Callahan and his 

voluntter guards have done a 

truly amazuig Job," Alliger 

«Ui "The project ii done 

during off-peak hours and on 

slow beach dayi, thus the 

swimmers are ilwiyi 

protected." 

The funds for the project 

came from Upper Township's 

beach protection fund, as 

established by the Township 

Committee, Expenses this 

year for fencing' and poles 

•mounted to about 11,000. 

"This Is • very smal) 

amount of money to help build 

ten blocks of dunes," Alliger 

noted, ! 'when you consider the 

thousands or millions of 

dollars needed to pump in 

sand to protect and restore 

our beaches, 

"Our project Is also in line 

with the state's theory of 

natural beach protection," he 

added. 

"Avalon may still have the 

highest dunes on the Cape," 

Alliger continued, "but with 

ttie continued interest and 

support of the Township 

Committee and the dedicated 

Interest of the members of the 

Upper Township Beach 

Patrol, Strathmere may rival 

them in the future." 

Gardens tours part offest 

Two seashore garden tours 

are slated In both Stone 

Harbor and Avalon during the 

third annual Wings *n Water 

Festival, featuring more than 

30 events throughout Cape 

May County, Sept. 21 and 22- 

The tours will future the 

varied array of flora in the 

gardens of five homes in each 

community Visitors will be 

able to Inspect the bountiful 

plants, flowers, shrubs, trees 

and bushes that thrive on a 

barrier inland. 

The garden tour of Avalon 

will take place 1 p.m. to 4 

p.m., Saturday, Sept. 21, 

beginning at the Community 

Hall, nth Street and Avalon 

Avenue. The following day, 

the garden tour of Stone 

Harbor will be held from 1 to 4 

p.m., beginning at the 

Women's Civic (Sub, ith 

street and the beach. 

Visitors can either drive the 

tour route or ride the trolley 

that will stop at each garden 

on the tour. 

More than 30 events and 

demonstrations, including 

world class decorative bird 

carvings, art show, dune 

walks and retriever 

demonstrations, are just a 

sampling of the many activities 

planned (or the twoday 

festival at the scenic 

shore resort towns and beach 

areas. 

The festival benefits the 

Wetlands Institute, a nonrpofit 

organization dedicated 

to promoting public understanding 

and concern for 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

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Friday Saturday 

September 6 September; 

lOl.m. • »P.fH, 10a.m.-4p.rn, 

Sponsored by 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

at 

Christ Church Parish House 

187 Short Road., Somgrt Point 

927-6262, Parking In Rear 

MEALS AVAILABLE i»CM BAT DONATION (ISO 

M0H, 

ttTU 

FW. Mac's 

908 Shore Rd,, Somers Point 

MOH: Chicken Cacclatore 

THIS: Linguini,vv/Crab& Clam »_ 

WED: Chicken Parmagiana * Jl 

THURS: Italian Combination ** 

(W Meatballs, Sausage, Braciole 

FRt Flounder Marinara 

Includes: Special Italian Salad 

and Glass of Wine! 

Open daily from Sp.m,; Sun, 4 p.m. 

Call For Reservations 

927-2750 or 927-4380 

Superstars at^Resorts 

Frankie Avalon 

Fabian 

Bobby Rydell 

Sept. 13-14 

Milton Berle 

Henny Youngman 

Suzette Charles 

Sept, 20-22 

Engelbert Humperdinck 

SepT 27-29 

Ashford & Simpson 

Oct. 4-5 

Tiekiti a) Resorts inn Tickeiran 

Call Supercharge 

nog) uomm, 

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groupi el 20 or more. 

Call (MS) 340-7693. 

Schedulu subject to change 

No minimum: 

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Bring this coupon and your RESORTS' 

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worth $100 and mor«. . |, ,t,1(^;, 

f 

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H& 

eoaitaJ life and environmenta. 

The festival is headquartered 

at the Institute located on a 

Bit marsh on Stone Harbor 

Boulevard, Middle Township. 

For further Infornatien on 

the Wlngi -n Water FeiUvil 

call 368-12U, or write, the 

Wetlands Institute. Stone 

Harbor 01247, 

Upper Township Beach Patrol members Scott Collins, Lt, Joseph 

Callahan and Jim Strader install mow rencing along the Strathtnero 

beachfront. 

Tropeano: cut Committee pay, hire manager 

Bruno Tropsano, Independent 

candidate for 

Township Committee, has 

reiterated Ma proposal to 

have members of the 

governing body reduce their 

salaries and hire a 

professional township 

manager with the savings. 

Tropeano's approach would 

require that the five committeemen 

reduce their 

salaries to 13,000 per year. 

Such a cut would bring the 

$50,000 total paid to committeemen 

down to 115,000 

with the remaining $35,000 

used to hire a full time 

manager. 

"My approach is Just good 

common sense business," he 

said, "It Is no different than 

having a board of dlrectora 

(the eomniitteemin) and a 

president and a chief 

operating officer (the 

township manager) running a 

large corporation. 

"It's obvious," he continued 

in a news release, "that 

Upper Township has come out 

of its Infancy and now must be 

properly guided through its 

adolescence. And it can be 

done for the same $50,000. All 

we need are representatives 

that are willing to administer 

Upper Township for the 

benefit of every taxpayer. I 

am one of those people," 

Tropeano then made 

reference to recent 

statements by bin Republican 

opponents, Robert Jeflers and 

Kenneth Baker, 

Noting that Jeffera was 

quoted as saying bat "nobody 

ever does anvthlnc about the 

salaries," Troaeano 

responded, "I am very willing 

to have the salaries brought in 

line with reason and the 

HORSE mow AND 

FAD! SOT. IMS 

The Fourth Annual Shore 

Memorial Hospital Horse 

Show and Fair will be Sept 27, 

2 and 29 at the Mattli Run 

Equestram Center In Smlthville 

featuring pony rides, 

lice painting, art and craft 

corners, the season finale of 

the area's polo games and a 

$10,000 grand prtx priie in the 

hone and rider events. For 

further information H 653- 

3170, 

nit/: 

Presents 

s 

Super Summer 

Sunday 

Specials 

Prime Rib 

Broiled Flounder 

Veal Parmaglana & Spaghetti 

FULL COURSE.- soup, salad, btv. 

Served between 2p.m, & 8 p.m. 

Ample FpM Parking and 

Malor Credit C»r«H Accepttd 

234 Shore Rd., Somers Point 

887.4117 

Spindrift 

ReHtouratit • 391-9887 

surrounding municipalities." 

Commenting on Baker's 

statement about salary where 

Biker said he would have to 

see "how many noun it's 

going to take me (on Township 

Committee)," Tropeano 

replied: 

"If noun were the criteria 

for salaries, then we wouldn't 

ever get members for tn© 

Zoning Board, Planning 

Hoard, Recreation Com- 

mittee, etc. These are all 

unpaid Jobs Oat should reflect 

a person's interest In their 

community. 

"I suggest that is the type of 

person we need in the 

Township Committee 

positions," Tropeano eonduded 

"My involvement in 

community for the last 20 

yean is evidence that salary 

Is not my motivation for 

running for township eomraitteeman." 

Spectator checks out displays during the Arts 

Center craft show in the Music Pier, 

SPRINGFIELD 

INN 

43rd A Pleasure, Sea Isle 

Can 283-4951 

MUSIC 

WEEKENDS 

Saturday 8. Sunday Jams 3-8 p.m. 

HANK JURAY & BUD BLACK 

BiVUES 

Visit Our 

BAREFOOT BAR 

IDILDDM'N 

TIULIIP 

On The Boardwalk at 13th street 

Overlooking The Ocean 

In The Sting Ray Motel, Ocean City 

lOlh Street Between ,nn ,ftK« 

fteean Ave, & The Boardwalk 399-495d 

Aero JI from Impala Motel, octan City, N.J, 

OPEN 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK 

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. 

MON" Roast Leg of Lambw/stuifina THUR: 2 Center Cut Port Chops 

" o &m T'!;it.ni.n^P 

Fried Deep Sea Scallops 

Broiled FloundersluffecJw/crabmeat , 

TUES: Roast Sirloin of Beef rni. Broiled Filet of Flounder 

Deviled Crab w/tartar sauce Choice ChoppedSlrloin Steak, 

Veal ScallOpiniw/orecn peppers & on.on 

Combination Broiled Shrimp 

" .smothered W/onloni 

SAT: **' sil * loin Steak * 7 '* 5 

& Scallops " Broiled Native Blue Fish 

All Specials Include Salad, 2 Vegs. Rolls & Butter, Bev. *6.95 , > 

SUNDAY SPECIALS Served from 1:00 to 6:00 P.M. . ; 

Prime Rib of Beef au jus »7.95» Roast Spring Chicken »5.95 

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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1985 

Restaurant discharge is concern; called problem for township 

(continued from page 1 j 

The Health Department 

tent an Inspector Wednesday 

•fttr being contacted by TTw> 

StntinelLedgtr, fcut 

department Coordinator 

Loula LanauiA said late 

Wednesday afternoon the 

Inspector didn't find any 

SOUTH JERSEY 

SCHOOL OF BATON 

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MKTM MltQUA FA1KM 

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JAZZ 

* AdOMncs 

* kAUJT 

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* MIAMI 

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PM-tCHOOl TO ADUHS . 

CLASSES NSW 

* ESINNINS 

399-7065 

MI7 MV AVI. OOAN OTT 

problems. 

"There wam't any overflow 

Or any effluent today," 

Umanna said. 

He aaid there wai a 

problem earlier In the summer 

when overflow from the 

septic system ma seeping 

into the bay, but that problem 

WM addressed and the system 

was repaired. Dye tests wen 

administered on the system 

Aug. 9, and none of the dye 

came out onto the dirt, he 

Mid, 

Shaw said she knows the 

restaurant has worked on the 

septic system several times 

this summer, including me 

major project, but in her 

opinion, it hasn't helped, 

"I believe the Tuekahoe ton 

has tried to remedy the 

problem, but It baa not been 

remedied," she said. "I Just 

want it to cease," 

A township employee at the 

b£it ramp agreed with Shaw 

and said Inspectors wouldn't 

notice the problem unless 

they were there at night 

"It's itm running across the 

street into our parking lot," 

FIRST REHEARSAL 

OCEAN CITY MALE CHORUS 

Monday, September 9,1985 

Ocean City Music Pier, 7:30 p.m. 

Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk 

***** 

For Information Call 

Tom Perkins 399-3028 

or Matt Mcllhenny 398-2937 

DONT MISS THE FINEST 

CHINESE RESTAURANT! 

Szechwan 

AUCet TJ, YANQ 

Garden 

Family Dining 

Luncheon • Dinner* Cany Out 

398-5456 • 3985718 

•SHANGHAI* HUNAN •SZECHWAN* 

• MANDARIN* CANTONESE STYLE* 

ADDmoNAL HEW DISHES 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK* YEAR ROUND 

MONDAY thru FRIDAY 11:30.11:00 

SATURDAYS SUNDAY3:00 • 11:00 

503 Ninth St 

(Off Central Ave.) 

Ocean City, N-J. 

Our Qgli this week U about tht wines 

of Hungary, Over tht centuries, Tokay 

hts gained more popularity than any 

other wine of that country. Sw»et Tokay 

(made primarily from overripe 

grapei) Is fermented slowly so that 

much of the residual sweetness 

remains In the wine. Hungarian red 

wines are full flavored and dry; the 

whites are semldry and have a distinct 

flowerly bouquet and taste, 

QUAFFIN' QUOTIENT QUIZ 

1. What is the most famous Hungarian wine? 

I 2, if you found a bottle of Badaesonyi Siurkebaraf, 

hew would you know where It was produced? 

I 1, The word Veres on a Hungarian wine means that 

I it is,- (a) red, cb) white, CO rose, 

| *, What Is the name of fh» only agency entitled to 

I export wines from Hungary? 

S 

1. TBkit (Tokii) is itrtalnif tht met! ttmam wlnt el 

Hungtni. It is maim from tha Pumint graft »nd /s 

| known mtf appneiatu all sttr tht world. 

t Hungarian winn art nuiilf ft e/id with th* pltc*- 

| name (In Ihlt ml, Btdactony), lollowtd by tht grapa 

ntlttf' Siutkabaral (ant Frltr) la tht Hungarian ntm, 

| far IhtFranth Pine! Hair, 

I * Monlmpt*. Ihm Hungarian rortlgn Trading Cmpan/, 

[ I* m Only «fltncylhtt,spent Hungarian wlnai. 

You know you're growino old when your back gees ouf 

mor* than you do. 

COOKING WITH WINE 

Broilers California 

Season two or three split broiler-fryers to taste vJltMalt 

and pepper. Place over hot coals and brush with melted 

butter and Broil 13 to 20 minutes. Combine % cup Sherry 

V* cup melted butter, V, cup currant jelly and 1 teaspoon 

talt and simmer for 10 minutes. 

Torn chicken and brush with wine baste. Continue 

broiling another 15 or 20 minutes, basting frequently with 

win* mixture. , " y " 

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PAGE 2 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 

MONEY MANAGEMENT 

The president's tax reform plan—what it means in simple terms 

If you don't know the first 

thing about Income tana but 

an wondering why everyone 

is talking about the 

president's tax reform plan, 

tare's some help fron the 

New Jersey, Society of Certified 

Public Accountants — a 

checklist of the most 

significant proposed rules 

Oat will affect Individuals. 

Keep in mind, however, that 

ttt president's 481-page tax 

reform plan will change 

hundreds of roles la the 

current tax system If It la 

adopted by Congress and 

signed Into law — so this Is 

just the Up of the tan reform 

Iceberg, 

Tax rates. Single persons 

with a taxable income 

between $2,900 and »ln.000 

would be taxed at the 15 

percent rate, and married 

persons who file Jointly would 

pay at the 15 percent rate on 

taxable Income between 

ft.000 and $29,000. 

Singles would pay at the 25 

computer training 


Absecon 

percent rate on taxable income 

between $11,000 and 

$42,000, while joint filers 

, wouM pay at the 25 percent 

rate on taxable income between 

$29,000 and $70,000. 

Singles would pay at the top 

rate of 35 percent on taxable 

income of $41,000 or more. 

Tnose filing Jointly would pay 

at the 35 percent rate on 

taxable Income of $70,000 or 

Exemption*. An exemption 

would reduce your taxable 

income by $3,000, nearly 

doubling the current »»ftitip* 

nan of $1,040. You would 

generally claim one lor 

yourself, your spouse and for 

each qualified dependent. 

Those 65 and older and blind 

persons would no longer be 

giveji an extra exemption, but 

may Instead receive a tax 

credit tf they qualify. 

Zero Bracket Amount 

Sometimes referred to as the 

"standard deduction," the 

zero bracket amount U a 

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Individualized cirricuJum 

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FALL 1985 Classes will begin Sept. 23rd 

REGISTRATION E,H.T.H.S.-Main Office. September 9th, nth 12th 

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Free Blood Pressure Testing - September 9th 

11th. Free Water Testing Seminar - October 2nd -"7:30 : 9:30 Free - 

Preparing for College Workshops - October 3rd, 10th, 17th 

MONDAY 

TUESDAY 

THURSDAY 

Aerobics 

Accounting 

Art of Crafts 

Aerehici 

Amateur fiadio 

Auto Repair 

Air-Brush Painting 

Basic Landscaping Basketball 

Banjo, (4) strings 

Candy-Making Workshop Cake Decorating 

Computer 

Computer 

Cake Decorating, Adv. Disc. Your Best Colors 

Creative Visualization C.P.R. Computer, Inter, Flora] Arranging, Basic 

Crewel Emoroidtry CrtaHvt Writing 

Ifleoma Tax Prep. 

Drawing and Oil Painting Decoy Carving 

Linoleum Block Cutting & 

Judo-Self Defense 

Decoy Fatating Drawing Print 

Photography, Basic Driver EdueatioB 

Successful Investing 

Piano, Big, 

Floral Arranging, Adv. Photography II 

Pottery, Intro, 

Guitar, Beg. 

Res Real Estate 

Prep, for World of Work Microwave Cooking 

Theater, ImprovtsatioBS, etc. 

Sewing, Beg, 

First Aid 

Typing I 

Stained Glass 

Music Theory, Intro 

Typing II 

Journalism 

Physical Fitness Exercise Upholstering 

Tennis, Btg. 

Puppetry 

Volleyball 

Tennis, Adv. 

S.A.T, Review 

Free Lance Writing 

Woodworking 

Sawing, Alt. 

Yoga, Beg. 

Stress Reduction 

Woodworking 

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charitable contributions, 

mortgage Interest on your 

principal residence, medical 

expenses that exceed 5 percent 

of your adjusted gross 

income and interest on personal 

loan up to |5,0OO plus 

Investment Income. ' 

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be discontinued under the 

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permitted to deduct state and 

local taxes on their federal 

tax return. 

Virtually all business 

deductions for entertainment 

would be eliminated. Only 

half the cost of a business 

meal over $25 (per penon) 

would be deductible, but yon 

could still deduct the fint $25. 

Another big change In 

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"miscellaneous deductions" 

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fees, tax preparation fees, 

safe deposit box rentals, 

professional organisation 

dues, union dues, etc.—would 

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FRIPAY, SEPTEMBER fi. l!)K5 THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 3 - SECTION TWO 

Paine Webber opens Linwood office 

V "Ugly" bartender Ken Brown, right receives congratulations from 

Deauville Inn owner Walter Carpenter for placing second in the annual 

fund-raising event for Multiple Sclerosis. Brown, the bar manager at the 

Deauville, raised over 18,000 for the MS campaign, second highest in the 

entire Delaware Valley. 

He's the second 'ugliest' bartender 

ini Delaware Valley, and proud of it 

: Brown, a bartender at 

0» Deauville Inn, Stratbmti, 

has been voted the 

second ugliest bartender in 

the Delaware Valley—and be 

to very proud of the title. 

Brown placed second in the 

annual MS Ugly Bartender 

Contest, a summer fund 

raiser (or The National 

Multiple Sclerosis Society, 

«laware Valley chapter, 

t Ermines money for MS 

medical research and patient 

programs. 

Ugly, actually stands for 

"understanding, generous, 

lovably you," A bartender in 

(he contest receives votm for 

each m cents donated In hit 

tame for MS, Brown raised 

over 18,000 at the Deauville 

bin, placing second In the 

tmtire Delaware Valley. 

"It U a great honor for me 

to have been named second 

ugliest in the Delaware 

Valley," Brown said, 

"because it means that our 

efiorts will benefit someone 

Amnesty month for 

merchants with scales 

Merchants In Atlantic 

Qtfniy using weights and 

Manuring devices Oat are 

Overdue for Inspection can 

register with to Office of 

Weights and Measures any 

time In September without 

penalty, according to County 

Executive Dick Squires. 

The amnesty period is Intended 

to allow the office to 

Insure the accuracy of devices 

used to measure goods sold to 

fe public, he said. 

Under state law, weights 

and measuring devices by 

vendors for public sale must 

be officially Inspected and 

approved. The Office of 

Weights and Measures must 

be notified whenever scales, 

gasoline pumps, fuel oil 

metuji and other measuring 

dl are put into service, 

d or repaired. The 

I .,' 

*&*}& 

office must also be notified If 

a device has been used 

commercially longer than 12 

months since Its last Inspection. 

Merchants will not be 

prosecuted for past violations 

as long as toe merchant 

contacts the office by Sept. M 

and makes any required 

repairs promptly to Insure 

that a device is in compliance. 

Squires announced. 

Merchants who don't report 

equipment needing inspection 

during September and who 

are later found to be overdue 

face penalties of at least f ISO 

in fines, he noted. 

The amnesty offer applies 

to merchants throughout 

Atlantic County, except In 

Atlantic City. Atlantic City 

merchants should contact the 

city's Office of Weights and 

Measures at 347-6526. 

THE RIGHT NURSINO HOME IN THE R1OHT PLACi 

who has been stricken by the 

dreaded disease, MS. 

"The Carpenter family 

(owners of the Deauville Inn) 

deserve much of the credit as 

they organized so many of our 

fund raising eventa," Brown 

continued. 

"We are also very grateful 

to the patrons of the Deauville 

and the employees who made 

Bis all possible. When you 

mink that a restaurant in a 

small town such as Strathmere 

can raise more money 

than eltnllar establishments 

in Philadelphia and South 

Jersey for MS, it Is a 

testimony to the fine, caring 

people who patronize the 

Deauville tan. They are Just 

great," Brown said. 

In addition to the big Jug 

placed on the bar for 

donations, the Deauville Inn 

ran a free public concert by 

The Hobo Band, boat cruises, 

an "Ugly Auction," sold post 

cards and a number of other 

events to raise money to help 

fight MS. 

ABE 

1100,000 

OM.000 

Qary Pitney, brineh 

manager of the Rurason offia 

for Paine Webber Inc., announced 

the opening Tuesday 

of • new area office hi the 

National Community Bank 

building. New Road and 

Maple Avenue in Uaweed, 

managed by Charles P. 

Donovan Jr., vice president of 

Investments and financial 

counselor, and Jim Pcppas, 

vice president of Investment 

and commodities specialist 

Is • major 

New York 

je trite over 320 

worldwide. 

In New York 

of the six largest 

broker firms In the 

nation, offering stocks, bonds, 

'mutual funds, annunltlei, 

Insurance, estate planning, 

commodities, options, tax 

shelters, pension and profit 

during plans. Keoghs and 

"Paint Webber recognizes 

(he outstanding opportunities 

In the Atlantic County area," 

said Donovan, "and we art 

very pleased to be associated 

with the opening of its fint 

branch office In the louthern 

New Jersey area." 

Donovan hai been a 

prominent broker of Investments 

and financial 

counseling for the past 8Mi 

year* in the Atlantic County 

area. He is a graduate of 

Glaasboro State College with 

usiness women seek members 

ocean 

hold Its 

Fall enrollment event, 

"September song," In the 

reception room at the Garden's 

Plaza Condominium 

7:30 pjn. Thursday, Sept 12. 

All employad women in the 

Business Atlantic and Cape May 

County area who may be 

interested in the jion-profit 

organization, are welcome to 

attend at guests. 

Employer info is available 

The Atlintle-Cipt May «djti, training grants, wage 

Cbunty Job service employer 

committee will present 

Employer Info '85 from 0 a.m, 

to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 17 on 

the Music Pier, 

Representatives of state, 

local and federal agendes wil] 

provide answers to business 

questions and discuss tax 

N.J. SYMPHONY 

Staeey Dunleavy of Ocean 

City was employed this 

summer by the New Jersey 

Symphony as part of the 

cooperative education 

program at Montclalr Sate 

College where she is majoring 

In music. She earned college 

credit, along with a salary 

and experience, through the 

co-op position. 

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opinions 

He didn't rest 

on the oars 

The death last Friday of T John Carey was a 

loss not only to his family and loved ones, but for 

the entire community as well. And John Carey's 

community extended beyond the borders of 

Ocean City. 

As a promoter of a common sense approach to 

beach preservation, for example, Mr Carey 

championed the use of jetty winp — wooden 

piling extended perpendicular to existing stone 

groins — to trap ocean borne sand with each 

breaking wave. Examples of these winp exist 

literally from one end of Cape May County to the 

other. 

Sand piling techniques using sand scooped up 

at the water's edge and deposited in small 

mounds higher up on the beach were Mr. Carey's 

latest technique to help build beaches at a cost 

every resort can afford 

"T. John," as his countless friends knew him, 

was a member of county and state beach preservation 

groups. His many years of hands-on experience 

and first-hand knowledge of the surf 

and beaches will not be lost, as others, hopefully, 

continue the cause which he so earnestly and 

sincerely championed. 

It is, however, the innumerable plaques, handcrafted 

over the years, which will probably serve 

as the most lasting memorial to Mr. Carey for 

many, for there are many people whom he so 

honored for their efforts at making Ocean City 

the place to be. 

His plaques, which commended the deeds of 

presidents, princesses and common men, were 

unique — each showing the loving care with 

which they were created, each In their style as 

unique as the former lifeguard, teacher, coach, 

real estate businessman, loving husband and 

dedicated citizen was unique in his lifetime of 

concern for his community and fellow man. 

Friday, September 6,1985 

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Page Four Section Two 

Suggestions to save 

a sinking city 

1 

u 

TheSentinel-I.edger 

features 

Friday. September fi, 1985 Page Five Seetiaii Two 

five men in a shop 

Under sail for Ocean City from Bermuda 

JOSBPH R.GILiEBT 

T. John* is remembered by one of his friends 

Last Friday evening, 

tatt?iIS flH3aiil#E nCOSF MS 

earth poors 

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1 human beings I have ever that the angel chorus was his talent and "•«*•» We should give our country a 

hen privileged to call dear muted Just a bit and, perhaps affection to the dty he called loyal ettben. We should give 

because God, la Mend, 

not accidentally, the entire home. 

our world a Hft toward that 

H» infinite fUn, saw fit to When T. John Carey passed day was somber and gray, In brawling through one far-off divine event 

21 bOM one of Ma nice* away, I Jmst can't help feel In my almost 20 years in Peterson's The Art o/ Living, toward jjbich all creation 

this wonderful town. T. John I mme across a perfect moves.' The finest gift a man 

as I used to call htm, was, capsule description of my late can give to Us age and time Is 

Ocean lost one 

early on, a dear friend and a Wend: 

the gift of a constructive and 

nun whom I respected and 

creative life." 

of its greatest supporters 

admired. I would be hard put "We should give of our- Fellow clamdlggers, there 

to name any living person of selves with the radiant you have T. Jobs Carey. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

our native population who has 

reputation for many years, 

warmth of sunshine and the Every word of that quote to 

ThU Is a memorial tribute to 

done more for this town or, for 

Hs office is unique and mere 

gjow of the open fin, We John Carey. He gave so very 

John Carey who passed away were always bowls of candy 

mat matter, loved it as much. should give our community a much and. In the doing, never 

hut Friday. 

•applied for everyone's en- Oh, how he did. Indeed, love pod man. We should give our lost Oat famous Carer smut, 

Be was one of the greatest joyment 

Ocean city. He gave of Ms home a devoted huspand... I guess the following 

aupporters of Ocean City and As a personal Mend and 

was always present when associate, I will sorely miss 

there were problems or John Carey, and, on behalf of 

questions to be settled. the Chamber of Commerce, Cape beaches a public health hazard 

There will be no more the business community has 

beautiful placques presented suffered a gnat loss. Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: i- Their ion, age 17, — 1 am a 41 year old nurse may be a long whQe before we 

by Jobs Carey. 

Elsie Glllesple Having spent the first two developed a foot Infection who swam In the ocean every vacation there again. 

Be operated a fine real President, Ocean City weeks of August on vacation when he apparently stepped day, but escaped Infection. Unffl the sewage disposal 

estate office of good Chamber of Commerce to Ocean City with frequent on a shell on the beach, This may be due In part to the problem Is properly ad- 

Invasions of the green tide, I -My husband, age42, left fact that I received an Indressed, It appears that the 

feel compelled to list a few Ocean City with • cold and jection of Gamma Gtoubuun beaches of Cape May County 

disturbing facts: 

sinusitis, after swimming in approximately three months are a public health hazard. 

Be 'ultimately 

— A friend from Penn- the ocean. 

ago for exposure to a com- 

Carol A. Ferguson 

sylvania, age 42, developed a - Our daughter, age IB, municable disease on the job, l NewHaven.Com. 

cold, after swimming In the developed conjunctivitis, thus boosting my Immune 

ocean. 

after swimming In the ocean, statas. 

Editor's note; The 

concerned* with - His wife, age 41, — Her friend, also age 19, We repreaent two families original of MB letter 

developed a skin rash as well developed a cold and who have been long-time fans Went to Louis 

at an earache that lasted for laryngitis upon her return of Ocean City and Its great Lamarma, Cape May 

the Arts Center 

several days, after swimming from Ocean City, She also beaches, dating back to our Oourty Public Health 

in the ocean. 

swam In the ocean. 

childhoods. Unfortunately It coordinator. 

Editor. Sentinel-Ledger: As stimulates the curiosity of all 

a professional artist-teacher 

and a friend of the Ocean City 

Arts Center, I was shocked to I am not sun what the 

hear that the building when ramifications would be on the Blue laws should take back seat to parking 

the Center Is currently housed effectiveness of all this should 

Somen Point, Sea Isle, etc. 

might be in danger of being the Center be torn down and Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

tt can begin to solve the really 

Ocean City Is no more or no 

torn down. 

Its programs farmed out. One Well, the first summer 

big problem In Ocean City— 

ftere should be dty parking 

less the family resort that It 

should consider this very without the blue laws has 

farting) $ 

lots In all areas of town. 

has always claimed to be, 

I am relatively new to the carefully and Just how much ended. 

Parking to horrendous In 

Ocean City to •resort and 

I would recommend that the 

area, but ever since moving to the Center could mean to the Business people expanded 

Ocean Ctiy, Building con- 

retorts depend on visitors. B 

referendum add a third choice 

New Jersey In 1963, I have Hfe of the community. their hours and hired more 

tinues at a rapid pace. Soon 

the parking situation does not 

for the voters: "None of the 

been Involved with the Cen- 

people, and residents and 

there will be huge condo- 

improve substantially, tot 

ter: they .have exhibited my The vitality and Inspiration 

above," The Council should 

visitors were able to spend 

duplexw on all of the lots in 

visitors are going to stay 

work, invited me to give a 

lawmakers to consider I. Beef up our police force^ j 

carefully, and to devtoe H necessary increase taxes bjfH^ 

sooiUoBf to, the following: passing a new or Increasing.^ 

an existing transient renter. 

1. Enforce this rule of no tax; after all, the renters „ 

Ukes on the entire boardwalk cause most of the problems.'• 

after the prescribed time. Ban we encounter In season. ' 

all bikes from me sidewalks. 

People who don't ride bikes As residents and nop^ 

have to nave some right to resident taxpayers we mus 

all poll together for our,*; 

1 Enforce trash and litter common good. I 

laws. Put a monetary penalty everyone to petition Counca]q 

os the books sufficient to mq^(jgf Immediate action on 

deter Uttering. Make each these matters. V 

property owner liable for their 

property, rwHynt or absents 

We've got to bite the bullet 

This city is heading for.': 

trouble, and if we don't ddjj 

3. Arrest speeders and have mnethlng now we may be too,", 

some nrpthffd of fining mem late, '„•'. 

right away. I suspect many 

out-of-towners never appear 

The blue law Issue to ln>X 

In court and thereby pay no 

portant, certainly, but wej 

fine at alL More enforcement 

can't blind ourselves to j 

Is especially required on me 

other problems by casting 

9th St causeway to Somen oar efforts In one direct!" 

Point 

Charles E. Corf 

4. Declare an 

Ocean 

Fire safety code 

shortsighted 

Setter's note: This 

describes T, John, 

"The question to not now 

ttttie can I give or how much 

Is the most I have to give. The 

question Is how much dan 1 

keep and Uve like a 

Christian." 

John gave and gave and, m 

the doing, returned to God, 

God's blessings on him. 

Sleep well, John; you have 

earned it —as a man, as a 

Christian, as a husband, aa i 

inagnificenf hnf 1118 School in July whin 

pyf 

member of the Division that > t' 

Oiorft MIHer, formulated these regulations i 

assUtant chief, spoke. >4 

Bureau of Fire Safiiy If you wonder why we didn't}? 

State Department of travel to Trenton for the July-v 

CommunUy Affdn 17 public bearing, ask bow"' 

Ttiii 09625. 

and when we msjkjs onr 

MBES tJBP SflQ^ ^^^6Sû 

Dear Mr. HOer, 

•small (sht rental rooms>,^ 

In the Aug. 27 edition of the dean and already outfitted 

Sentinel-Ledger, you were with a hard-wired fire alarmi 

quoted as saying that no one system, smoke detectors, fiMnaw 

from Ocean aty bid written extinguishers and a fireto 

complain about the escape. We also require:/ 

proposed retrofit fin code. guests to smoke outdoors. • ii? 

Apparently when it comes to Isn't there a point where WSA> 

Trenton, the right hand become over-regulated? ' M 

" being. 

i't communicate with the South Jersey's tourist 

i for not only did I, per- 

- writs to the address 

Bsted en the second page of 

the retrofit fire code booklet 

(a Mr. Michael L.Ticktin) but 

also so did a number of 

members of the Guest and 

Apartment House 1 

Jomes, 

deal to New Jeney?ie 

economy. These onto 

regulations will be so costly^ 

mat a number of houses wliri A 

htve to dose, . • •',*. 

If safety to truly your«; 

Association. 

concern, why not investigated 

Many Ocean City the large number of plueasF 

hTMLnwspg have been actively that are not licensed, pay ao9 

protesting this latest set of sales tax, and have no current* 

regulations as witnessed by fln safety equipment .*i 3*. 

tie heavy turnout at the 

Patricia A. 

Ocean City Intermediate 

Questions of 

on the causeway 


Dear Mayor Bltmer: 

A month has passed since 

the tragic automobile accident 

on the Oth Street 

causeway which claimed the 

Hfe of 19-year-old Jeannine 

Broussard, a youngster for 

whom I have provided 

educational guidance for 

many yean and whom I 

loved. 

As I creased mat roadway 

yet another time yesterday, I 

found myself questioning: 

m»n wUi th| speed limit be 

reduced to » mph and enforced 

with conscientious 

police patrols? 

Mien will wen be signs 

patted disallowing passing 

and cautioning motorists to 

stay in their chosen lane of 

traffic* • "• 

/.Whtn will slim be posted 

indicating that a hazardous 

roadway exists? >' ,'"'•' 

/When wULthe roadway be, 

widened' 1 in' appropriate , 

Wretches to allow for the", 

placement «' • • niJuH*! 1 By ILS. BENDER 

(Ltst ol a One-part lerta) 

After Indulging In an 

•Epicurean lifestyle for man 

"fean a week, it came time for 

Mermaid and crew to hid 

adieu to Bermuda. 

On Sunday morning (June 

30) Capt. Merritt Moffltt, BUI 

Moffltt, Brian Kotener, Daniel 

Ptlster and I performed the 

necessary ebons to ready 

Mtrmofd for her long voyage 

through "purgatory," 

and domes wen 

irefuUy wrapped In 

waterproof hap and safely 

stowed Food and supplies 

wen meticulously Inventoried; 

water tanks and 

• fuel tanks wen filled to the 

rim. 

Around 1300 hours (Sunday) 

Mermaid sailed from the The author at the helm of the Mermaid. 

peaceful haven of St. George. 

While she passed through the extra food, navigation would man the helm, for he 

town cut and Into the sea 

maid Into the wind, where she 

equipment, dirty laundry and was our best helmsman, I 

fMaanel, we scampered about 

bucked relentlessly. Then as 

shoes, were usually deposited would tend the halyard, Brian 

her decks readying halyards 

quickly as the system ap- 

here. Anyone desiring t° «leep would gather the saU, and 

and sheetUnes. Overhead 

peared, it was gone. A dead 

or rest hen simply replaced Merritt and Danny would 

some longtaUs Hew, 

calm existed. No wind, no 

the ••cargo" with himself. control the sheets. Nervously 

silhouetted by a blailng 

rain, no streaking bolts of 

Many times a person sleeping Brian and I, wearing safety 

Bermuda sun. All local 

lightning. We faced each 

here was referred to as harnesses, crept along the 

weather forecasts were 

other shaking our beads In 

"cargo" by his fellow crew leeward deck, grasping and 

favorable. But to the west 

disbelief. Just when we 

members. As It turned out this glutchlng grabralls, stan- 

loomed ominous black clouds. 

sensed the fury was over, all 

was a good spot to read. chions and anything else 

As we hoisted MmnaU'i 

bell brake loose! 

The bunks up In the bow baited down. More than once 

mainsail, we sincerely hoped 

earned the title "washing our progress was stopped by Wt had merely gone 

weren't a portentous 

machine." Then one would ocean water gushing over the through the eye of an 

ralnldepression. Again 

wasn't long before the 

Mermaid was swept across 

clouds sailed over us. We had 

choppy seas. We could only 

Just passed Kitchen Shoal 'Forty-knot gusts of wind gripped wonder what we had done to 

Beacon and bad plotted a 

deserve such punishment. 

course for home when a nasty Mermaid's sails, spinning her 

After what seemed an In- 

squaw snafued our sail. 

terminable amount of time, 

Fortunately the blustery around 90 degrees. Within seconds the thundering system 

winds and driving rains wen 

pused, but only to reverse its 

brief and the seas never bad a we wen flying over the sea... 

direction and come at us 

chance to build Nevertheless. 

again. In desperation we 

mtermaid did not escape There was not a thing we could gazed at one another. Our 

Unscathed. She lost a full tank 

only alternative was to come 

do but hold on!* 

of water when a nose came 

•bout and attempt to elude its 

loose from a fitting. Thoughts 

path. Nearer and nearer the 

of showering wen laterally 

system came and when it was 

feel an the bouncing and all 

washed away; conservation 

bow. I positioned myself by on the verge of swallowing us, 

the pounding. It was the 

would be the order. 

the mast, wrapping my legs tt again altered Its course. 

notoest place aboard Mer- •round the metal spar. Brian 

By 180Q hours Burmuda waa 

After uttering a number of 

maid. No matter what the Inched his way to Mermaid's 

barely visible from astern. 

expletives, m fiqJjAettijeJs 

weather, Incessant slapping bow where he dung spiderand 

sloshing of water against Ike to pulpit and forestay. 

an afternoon sun emerged 

Small tKunrieftfad systems 

the hull bombarded one's At a signal from Billy, 

store making its final 

continued during the night 

ears, Seep hen was virtually Mermaid eased up Into the but, luckily, we wen able to 

Impossible, unless you wen wind. Within minutes the 

crowded into the cockpit to 

evade them. The skies finally 

overwhelmed with fatigue. thrashing canvas was down 

dry out. Mermaid forged 

cleared sometime before 

However, with headphones and gathered. Mermaid came 

ahead, making B-7 knots 

dawn and we felt much safer. 

tad a generous supply of nearly to a complete stand- 

under a full main and working 

As morning eventually 

volume from the tope deck, It still. It seemed to take forever 

Jib. The helmsman steered a 

dawned, we found ourselves 

was a gnat place to listen to but the storm Jib was finally 

compass course of 315-320 

ta peaceful ambience. Glit- 

music. 

raised. Aa the little canvas 

degrees. All was well. Our 

tering sunlight danced over a 

That night we enjoyed trapped the wind, Mermaid 

spirits wen high and our 

calm ocean. A light breeze 

another peaceful sail under a came back to life. 

tastebuds ware later 

gently filled Mermaids sails. 

nearly full moon. Around 

enUveMd when Brian broke 

Sailing alone on this A few of us, tired and 

midnight we mned in a New 

out j can of snapper soup 

vastness, we truly felt for- ahausted, lipped coffee and 

York radio station and 

Pencil be had been saving. 

saken. Mountainous seas Kahlua. From astern a big 

listened attentively to news moving from two different green hoochle lure trolled far 

Nighttime was pleasantly and weather. We wen now directions peaked and closed behind. All wts quiet except 

serene. A full moon oe- almost halfway home. ta on little Mermaid. Mean- for the mesmerizing sound of 

caiienally obscured by Such Ideal sailing through dering streams of windblown the ocean passing Mermaid's 

was not to last. 

foam lined the waves'faces. hull. 

those on deck. Calm seas and At 0800 Wednesday, Brian AS wondered what we would 

warm breezes made our shifts and Many bad to reef Mer- do if conditions worsened. Suddenly our taciturn mood 

at the helm enjoyable. maid's sails while the others Neptune, it seemed, was was interrupted by a 

Sunny weather and slept below. Although a testing our mettle. But by 1800 •creaming zing from the 

relatively calm seas con- radiant sun was rising in a hours men wen signs of fishing reel. Something had 

tinued throughout the next cloudless •mre iky, the wind abatement; the wind velocity taken the bait, Befon anyone 

Shifts wen regularly howled from the northwest at fell and the seas appeared less could set the hook, line and 

Matted for helm, watch 30 knots. The seas were soon a menacing. Two hours later rod went limp. An 80-lbs. test 

andgalley duty. We were all. sloppy six or seven feet the blow ceased* Un- line hid been snapped. 

once again becoming ac- We altered Mermaid's believably, the seas became Whatever it was, it had to 

climated to life aboard a course slightly to ease the lake-like calm; Mermaid's have been of monstrous 

small sailboat. At noon mounting tension on her sails flapped dejectedly as she proportions! 

Merritt get a good shot of me rigging and to reduce spray barely made 4 knots. The 

sun with bis sextant and 

By mid-day we were able to 

When will I be ablest 

into the cockpit By noon there Atlantic's fickle mood to truly 

figured we had already sailed 

sail with the No. 2 genotf 

an entire summer jri 

was a ttoticable change In phenomenal. 

some 150 miles. Tentatively 

(larger gall) for the tint time. 

having to watch the red 1 

swell slie and direction. Hours passed and we ex- 

we planned to make an Ocean 

AU of us sprawled atop 

of an ambulance and, p< 

Swells from the northwest and perienced Innumerable, wind 

diy landfall on Friday, July 

Mermaid's deck soaking up 

cars, so visible from, 

toe southwest wen at odds shifts. An errie, foreboding sunshine, free from a 

home's deck which < 

with each other causing a 4dr filled the surrounding vexatious spray. 

the bay to the causeway, j 

the fickle confused and scary sea. The darkness. Around 2300 hours 

they remove the 

sun still beamed overhead but glimpses of lightning ap- As it turned out, this was a 

twisted metal, and 

fy^ wind freshened with a barometer readings were peared far In the northwest. It, very eventful day, 

glass from the road? 

bouncy beam sea. One falling. Rough weather was was almost midnight when a In the morning hours 

unannounced wave struck dosing in but Just how rough rising moon Illuminated the friendly porpoises frolicked 

Mermaid's bull awvltng coffee 'and for bow long It would be, 

I have been waiting, 

clouds of a mounting thuu- around us. Surprisingly, too, 

and'com beef hash all over we did not know. We won- 

use this most recent 

derhead. Befon long the we saw a pod of whales In the 

ttMr'gauey. Later we tried to dered from which direction 

to save future lives from* 

system was on top of us. far distance. What a 

sunbathe in the cockpit, but a the trouble would arrive. With 

same fate. For the sake of 

Warm and cold streams of' remarkable sight to see such 

erlng spray soon drove all each pwwlTig minute miiing 

own 19-year-old daughter, 

turbulent air simultaneously magnificent creatures! They 

.the helmsman below., became Increasingly difficult 

will continue to, wait .- 

wrapped about our, bodies., would spout streams of water 

i whiled away the boars There were so many steep 

hope tor some action.' 

Then came the torrential and then sound, waving 

his next shift either peaks and 'valleys, and 

nine's parents wUl continue 

rains and the howling winds. goodbye with their enormous 

sleeping, reading, or listening Mermaid shook tram stem to 

wait 

.•> t-V 

Forty knot guests of wind tails. ' -; " ' 

to music. >, 

stem as she crashed through 

JoanM.I 

gripped, Mermaid's sails, Again that afternoon we 

• The berths and the eow> them. . * 

spinning her around 90. witnessed more whales. This 

tertpa.ee beside the coh> At mldafternoon Neptune degrees. Within seconds we time they wen only SO feet 

.nta^nway were how,aptly, tashed out > with, unbridled were flying over the sea, the ' from Mermaid Undisturbed 

lacknamed for their uses. The fary^T&i Iky, no longer, an needle on the knotmeter by.our presence, they lolled in 

,, -/ we bid to replace the. wti could: do but bold on. 

Iong 

of a? *! i 

barrierT 

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AME 

ST. JAMES AME 

7th St. and Raven Av, 


Rev. Beckworth J VoorhMH. 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.in - Church School 

11 am . Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. - Evening itrviee 

Assembly of God 

MAINLAND ASSFMRI V 

OF GOD 

BIS New Rd. 

God is 

with us 

CM mam tt every Pmyer 

meaaave 

or unspoken 

St. John's 

Lutheran Church 

Central Avt. 31 Tenth St. 


Sunday Church 

School 9:30 AM, 

Holy Communion 11 A.M. 

TheRfv.A.g, Aiipach, 

Pastor 

Tht Rev, C.P, CrtssfTian, 

Assistant 

Douglas H Frew. 

Director of Muile 

399079a 

Lin wood 

Rev Jerry Surgeon, pastor 

SUKDAY 

10 am 

1! ijn. 

7 p.m • 

Worship together this week 

Sunday school 

• Morning wonMp 

Evening service 

ABUNDANT UFE 

ASSEMBLY OF COD 

as shoTi Rd, 

i flam 8 Coraplei) 

Marmora 

R»v Andrew Since. pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 1JB 

11 a.m. 

Worship service 


THURSDAY 

7pm - Midweek serviee 

tut 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St and Wesley Av 


Rev. Donald E, Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

930 a.m. • Sunday school 

10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. • 


WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn, • Prayer service 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST 

(American Baptist) 

18th St. and Simpson Av 


Community Center 

SUNDAY 

10 am.. Sunday School and 

OCEAN CITY 

First Church of 

Christ Scientist ' 

and Reading Room 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11:00 AM, 

Sunday School 11:00 AM, 

Wednesday* 1:00 P.M. 

Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

11 A.M. to ! P.M, 

ALL WELCOME 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8th and Central Avenue Ocean City. N.J. 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1985 

9:00 A.M. • Church School 

9:00 A.M. 4 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

"Of TTING IN THE FLOW" 

David M. Finch, Preaching 

(Thf 10:30 Service broadcast on WIBGAM ISM! 

David M. Pinch, Pastor 

Brian Robert*, Associate Pastor 

William R. McClelland, Asseeiait Paster 

Dr. Kim Lance Beamon, Dlr. si MUEIC 

Soloists; 

Nancy Pass Hoover, Soprano 

Robt O'Nell, Tenor Margaret Baroody, M#HO Soprano; 

>••*»' 

********************** 

worship itrviee 

provided. 

Nurtery 

SEAVffiW BAFTBT 

2D2S Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev, Robert W Connor. li*. 

terim pastor 

SUNDAY 

930 a.m. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. - Morning worship 

7;M p.m. - Evening tenrioe 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m.. Evening Blhta itudy 

and prayer service 

crrv SAFTBT 

Main Street 

Corbtaaty 

R S Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9;4S a.m. - Sunday school 


7th St. and Sifflpson Av, 

Rev. Lafayette tUddick, 

putor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. 

11 ajn. 

Sunday school 

Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Midweek prayer 

•rvide. 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

no S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev, Russell H. Bowers 

Jr, minister 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning warship 

7 p.m. • Evening sendee 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th St. and West AT. 

Rev, Michael Walton, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a,m, 

11 ajn. 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m. 

FAITH BAPTBT 

Upper Township 

School 

Perry Road 

Barry Rice, pastor 

Sunday school 

. Morning service 

Prayer servtee CONFESSIONS 

SUNDAY 

9:30 am - Sunday school 

10:45 a jii^- Morning strviw 

8 p.m. - Evening service 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTBT 

90) and New York Av 

Someri Point 

Dan Corbett, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. - Sunday school 

11 am • Morning worship 

7 pjn. . Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m.. Midweek prayer 

service. 

Catholic 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNSEL 

40th St and Asbury Av 


Msgr. Thomas H Sharkey, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily - 8 a JIL and 4 p.m. 

gaturday - 8 ajn. 4 and 7 

pan. 

Sunday8, 9,10:15 and 11:30 

ajn. 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

13th St. and Wesley Av, 


Msgr. James A. CUT, pastor 

MASSES 

UMON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Street and Aibury Avenue 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth 

Rev. Timothy Sheetz 

Foundtr & Director Handi Vingelism, Upper Darby, Pa 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. 

SONG SERVICE 10:20 a.m. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 a.m. 

Sqioist, Lois Likens, Soprano 

Organlsf, Mn. Jant Smith 

Chaplian. o. Ward Kievtr 

The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wffl, Radcllffe Alien, Th.AA., Pasfor 

Choir Director Organist 

j. Kenneth Reese Jtan C. Ridgway 


MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. 

EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL • 9:30 A.M. 

The Whole Bible for the whole Person 

Graded ClaiMi Nuriery Adults 

TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. 

Women's Bible Study Fellowship 

WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. 

The Bible Study Hour 

A Cordial Weleomj Awaits You 

"Holding Forth The Ward of Lilt" Phllipplant lilt 

Comfortably AlrConaitionefl 

?LAN TO BE A PART OF 

THE OCEAN CITY TABERNAGLE EXPERIENCE 

WESLEY AVENUE—Ifh to 6th STREETS—OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

SUMMER OF *85,. .come and enjoy the continuing 

TABERNACLE TRADITION of outstanding inspirationarservices, 

THIS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1985 

Morning Services: 9:00& 11:00 A.M. 

(Song Service: 8:45 & 10:45) , 

DR. DUKE KIMBROUGH MC CALL 

Chanctllor 

the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 

Leuii\H!(e, Kentucky 

QnEAT,MUSIC, TOOL 

NO EVENING SERVICE 

- ' Thank you soimoch for another inspirational season. Even 

V'',.l tj.\luil.1...->"' ' •' T .though the sun didn't shlrie As rr)uch these past couple of ^ 

Brian Meneely 

weeks as we would have wished' tt had, youour 

congregations^ were bright and alive afwaysUV 

*6r0antsr& Music Coordinator See you next year I WHllamG.Luff 

Daily -7 and i am 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 4 and 7 

p.m 

Sunday • I, 9:15 and 11 a.m. 

Weekdays after 8 a.m. 

Mass Saturday, 2:30 to 3-30 

Middle p-m and after 7 p.m. Mass. 

ST. FRANCES 

CABRINI R.C, 

M It and Attantle Av 


Msgr Joseph E Conlon. 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally • 7 and 9 a.m. 

Saturday • 9 ajn. and 630 

pan. 

Sunday • 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 11 am to 

noon, before man in toe 

evening and after daily man. 

CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION, R.C, 

Marmora 

Msgr. James J. Zegers. 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily • 8 and I ajn, 

Friday - 8 am. and 7 p.m. 

Saturday • 4 and 8:30 p.m. 

Sunday 7:45, 9, 10:15 and 

U :30 am 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

Wabash and Poplar Avs 

Llnwood 

MASSES 

Saturday • 8:30 p.m. 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m., 

6:30 p.m. 

ST. JOSEPH'S R,C, 

44th and Landls Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Msgr, Paul M. O'Connor, 

pastor 

MAKES 

Daily 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 5 and 7 

ptn 

Sunday • 1,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

SMS Rd. and Barter La. 

Somen Point 

One God, 

One Religion 

"There e*n be 

no doubt whatever 

that the people ol 

the world, 

of whatever race 

or religion, 

derive their 

Inspiration from 

one heavenly Source, 

and are the «ub|ecu 

ofoneOod." 

Ou. Wnn»BI"«m(H»"(l 

Bahai Riith* 

399-0961 

MASSES 

Dall>' • 7 and S a.m_ and 7 

PJn . 

Saturday • 5:30 p.m. 

Sunday-7:4s, 1,10:30,11:45 

a.m. and 5:30 pa 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday • 4 tari p.m. 

Christian Science 

FOIST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

SCIENTIST 

Bh St. and Asbury Av 


SUNDAY 

11 a.ni. - Church SB-vice and 

Smdsy school. 

DATLY 

11 am to 2 pjn. • Reading 

Room open 

WEDNESDAY 

I pjn. • Testimony meeting 

Episcopal 

HOLY TRDflTY 

EPISCOPAL 

»th St, and Bay Av. 

Ocean Gift' 

Rev, Michael W. Goldberg, 

rector 

SATURDAY 

5:30 pjn, •Holy Eucharist 

SUNDAY 

S ajn, • 

10 ajn. 

Holy Eucharist 

Choral Eucharist 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 ajn, • Holy Eucharist 

CHRIST EPOCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Soiners Point 

Rev Roger J. Hamilton, 

rector 

SUNDAY 

8 am, . Holy Eucbarist 

10 u . • Choral Eucharist 

with sermon, story hour and 

nmery. 

WEDNESDAY 

10 ajn. • Holy Eucharist in 

the chapel. 

CHURCH OF THE 

REDEEMER 

2Dth and Atlantic Av. 

Longport 

Rw. CM&ion J. Fwry Cox 

WNDAY 

9 a.m. • Holy Communion 

10 a.m. . Horning service. 

Holy Communion flnt Sunday 

of the month. 

Greek Orthodox 

HOLYTRINrrY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mill Road 

Bargalntown 

Rev, D.J. Constantelos, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m,. Orthos • Matins 

9:30 a.m. - Divine liturgy 

10:30 a.m. - Sermon 

THE CHURCH OF THE 

REDEElVffiR EPISCOPAL 

20th A Atlantic Avenue Longport, N.J. 

9:00 A.M. Holy Communion 

10:00 A.M. Family Service and Morning Prayer 

HOLY COMMUNION, 10 A.M. RUST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 

The Rev. Cannon j. Perry Cox 

of Ocean City 

David J. Somen, Dlr. si Music 1 

H. Palmer Lippineort, organiit 

"4 House ot Prayer tor All People" 

NOW AIR-CONDITIONED 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

10TH& WESLEY 399-2261 

RiV, DONALD E, HURLBERT, Senior Pastor 

RiV, DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

REV. KEITH WALKER, Minister ol Youth 

Dave.Senseney, Choir Director Phi! Senjeney, Organist 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1988 

9:30 A.M. • SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10148 AM.-R|V;kiltH WApR 

7:00 P.M. REV. KEITH WALKER 

WEDNESDAY 7 P.M. -MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICE 

Standing lor Th* 

Fundim*ntMlt 

oltb*ft\th 

W 

Interdenominational 

ociANcrnf 

TABERNACLE 

Wesley Av., 5th to 6th sta I 

Ocean City, William 0. Luff, 

president 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. 11 am • Morning 

«rvlee with guest speaker 

UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE-SEA 

Bth St. and Asbury Av 


Interdenominational 

SUNDAY 

9:15 am • Sunday school 

10:30 a.m.. Morning servlre 

with guest speaker. 

CHURCH OF THE 

REDEEMER 

2Mb and Atlantic Av 

Longport 

Rev. Dabney J. Carr III 

SUNDAY 

9 ajn - Holy Communion 

10 ajn. - Morning service, 

Italy Communion first Sunday 

of the month. 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY 

1BI Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Church school 

11 ajn. -Morning worship 

7 pjn. - Evening service 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CBAPBL 

Lyndhnrst and Wlstar Av. 

Marmora 

SUNDAY 

8:30 »M, • Worship service 

11 a.m. • Family Bible hour 

7 prn . Gospel meeting 

GRACE BOLE 

CHAPEL 

Hotel Luray 

O2 Wasley Av, 

Owai\aty 

Rev. Frank Mohr 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Sunday school' 

11 ajn, • Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service 

WHINiJSDAY ••--« - 

7:30 p.m. . Prayer g§rvi« 

and Bible study 

PRAISE TABBWACLE 

arbor Village Square 

Ocean Heights Av, and Zion 

Rd. 

Bargaintown 

Rev. Winiam aitt, paitor 

SJNDAY 

1Q a.m. 

7 p.m. 

Service 

Evening worahlp 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 

OF JESUS L.DA 

SUNDAY 

H Ma, - Mnb In Uie 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

,Rd.. SuvUle. (Just Inside the 

N.J. Marine Science Consortium.) 

All an welcome. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

8M0 Ventnor Parkway 

Margate 

Rev. Terence E. Johnson 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. . Church icool 

9;M and 11 BJB, . Worship 

wvies 

Lutheran 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

Central Av. at 10th St 


Albert E. AlipacA, pastor 

Dr, Cnaries P. CreMiBan, 

assistant ^ f 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday school '< 

1! a.m. • Service of HoQt-O 

Communion •»« 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

42nd and Landii Av, 


Henry Ireland, pastor 

f'h 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. Church school u 

far all ages. 

11 a.m. • The iervice 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

if 

,; 

Shore Rd. and Dawes Av, ,?Z 

Somers Point tM* 

Rev. Margaret Gitab, asst, -2 

pastor t 

Rev, Charles Rinck, pas ton'/ 

aneritus >;• 

SUNDAY iw«* 

9:30 a.m. and II s.m. ,f»{ 

Worihip service s.'t 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday schooiC 

md nursery Ji* 

MethodiM y.j> 

ST. PITER'S ^ 

UNITED METHODIST «" 

«h St. and Cental Av. ^ 

Ocean City « 

David M, Flneh, pastor 

SUNDAY 

S ajn. - Church ichool ""* 

9 and 10:30 a.m. • Morning 

worship, Pastor Finch 

preaching, ^ 

TRDOTY UNITED 

METHODIST 

2) N. Shore Road 

Marmora 

J,D, Overeash, pastor 

SUNDAY 

1:30 BJII. - WonWp 

i:4S aji. • Sunday 

11 ajn. • Worihip 

MACEDONM UNITED 

METHODOT 

IMh a. and Simpion Av. 

Oeaan aty 

David M. Finch, pastor 

•a • 

SUNDAY F _ 

8:30 ajn, - Church school'' 

11 ajn, . Mornlnf worship 

UNITED MCTHODBT 

CHURCH of Somen Point 

Bemel Rd. and Do-an Av. 

(oppotite Aena paridnf lot) 

Rtv. Robert E. Costello, 

SUNDAY 

Church KhogESjf 

11 ajn. . Worship 

1 ~ ?p ^ 

UNITa) ftfflTBODIST OK^ e 

SEAOLEC1TV ,' 

KanflBdy Blvd. and Park Hdr 

Hehard W. Nichola, pastor ' 

SUNDAY 

i:4S ajn. . Churdi 

for family. 

11 ajn,. Worship hour afl* 

WESLEY UNITED ^t 

ymmonm ~'? 

M- MO fttaraburg j* 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, paabr^ 

SUNDAY 

8:48 a.m. • Momlni worihip 

11 a.m. - Sunday school 

SEAVTLLE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. 

SeavtUe 

Rev. L. Burdille 

pastor 

HawlTp 

SUNDAY 

hi 

I ajn.. Worship serviM 

10a.m. •Churchschool, 

CENTRAL UNITED "J 

RffiTHODBT 1 

aore Rd. and Cintral Av. & 

Unwood •.:.'* 

(Pfeasi turn to pagi 7)

lli 

In 

k 

M 

1*5 

I* 

I 

This group of women combinfd tennis exercise with fund raising each 

Tuesday afternoon during the summer io benefit the Muscular Dystrophy 

Association. The group netted 1450. 

ATTENTION 

RESIDENTS 

of SOMERS POINT 

As of Monday/ September 9th, the 

trash collection will resume to 

once a week pick up for the 

winter 

MAR 

CONTRACTORS 

join the Party at our 

1 9tn ANNUAL 

SPECTACULAR! 

, Fri-Sept. 6th 9 am-9 pm Sat. Sept. 7th ? am-S pm 

THE TRADITION LIVES ON 

Introducing 

..NEW" 1986 Models for 

Pace Arrow • Prowier 

• Coachman 

FEATURING THE BEST SELECTION OF 

NEW & USED R.V.'s IN THE AREA 

ALL AT OUR TRADITIONALLY 

LOW OPEN HOUSE PRICES. 

• Factory' 

• Representatives 

r 

I 

I 

• Free Door 

Prizes 

• Refreshments 

R.V.'s 

• Low Prices 

• High Trade-in 

Allowance 

BRDGETON TRAVEL TRAILER CENTER 

588 ShilohPikep. . * 451-7585 

Bridgeten, N.J. 

CLIPS SAVE 


TRASH COLLECTION 

SCHEDULE 

twice weekly from 

SEPT. 9th to S|EPT. 27th 

MONDAY' 

TUESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

THURSDAY 

FRIDAY ..-•> 

• -I' 1 ?,' " 

Ocularly off abort. 

pounds 3 ounces. Second place 

Bob Edmund aboard went to Marianne Haachtr 

Pickled Herring took honors aboard Scablrd at 7 pounds 2 

In the bluefltn category at 13 ounces. 

Carol 

Scott 

4MAsburyAve. 

Feed a Cat* Water a Cat 

Automatic Feeding S. Watering 

WASHABLI PET BEDS ^"^ 

Kitty Kup Beds and The Cuddler 

399-7491 Ocean City, N.J. 

CONTRACTORS 

Pflvaie'& Commercial 

Renovations 

CONCRETi • PAINTING • CARPENTRY 

Phone (809) 311.0131 

FLOOR COVERING 

• Over 35"years experience 

• Name brand carpets 

• Braided Rugs 

• No-wax vinyl flooring 

• Expert Installation 

• Commercial & Residential 

Call 399-3343 

Visit our Showroom Location at' 

Ml-WE$T AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Whafsnewin 

bottled water 

from 

Ozone? 

Call.for Quality; 

and. 

Th« ]'A gnllocl Hti)(ll TaDPtr It now 

avsllatllc (rom OlDne Pvrt IWIir 

to. it 

snwnshlp, Shayne McKlnsey; 

'* of tte yiar, 

i adult ^port. 

inship, Barbara Reed; 

f : 

SALES • REPAIRS 

Surreys • Tandems 

BIKES L !Zt 

Bih & Atlantic Ave 

Orrnn City. N.J. 

399-1246 

such natural coastal attractions 

of Cape May County 

as dud hunting and water 

recreation. 

A world class decorative 

bird carving show, decoy and 

wildlife art and photography 

shows are some of the other 

attractions planned during 

the special weekend. 

Spectators at last yean demonstration watch as a retriever is put 

through her paces by trainer Bob Bailey of Woodbine, left. 

Uppr, Todd Mcnastero. 

' Trophies were also 

presented to tte winners of 

the recent Junior SuflSsh flag 

officers regatta; they were: 

Senior fleet - 1. Brian 

Huntomanof DrexelHiU, Pa.; 

% Brian Becotte of Ocean 

(Mr, i. Kevin Backe of 

ftrinor, Pi,; 

A-fleet~l. Julie Vollmer of 

Delran, 2. Trade Walters of 

Radnor, I. Shana Kelley of 

Montclalr,4.CralgMonast«ro 

of Berwyn, Pa., S. Wane 

Hathaway of MoofMtown; 

B-fleet — 1. Jason Chew of 

Ocean aty, 2. Greg Hertx of 

VDJanova,Pa.,3.JennyReed 

arUnwood. ^>' 

BICYCLE 

CENTER 

FORGE 

Outboard 

1 

Authorized Daalan MorCru/sor 

, , , Private Beats • Pores O/B 

BOAT & MOTOR REPAIRS V "*' r ' : 

Summit All Season 

OPENING 

39^3745 

PT5S/80R13 38.00 P205/75R15 48.00 

P185/80R13 40.00 P215/75R15 50,00 

P18S/75R14 42.00 P225/75R1S 52.00 

P195/75R14 46.00 P235/75R15 54.00 

P205/75R14 48.00 

P225/75R14 jo.00 

—DISCOUNT PRICESON- 

Firestone • Midteiin • General 

B. F. Goodrich • Goodvear 

(NtwOwner: DAVIDSANDIRSON) 

OOMPLET1AUSNMENT SERViCE 

L1WBIBMB Strati Oee>n City, N.J, 

HANK'S OUTBOARDSJ 

OPEN'7DAYSAWiiK 

;' 'Ocean City's Only realistic prices for Pill Strvle* 

BOATS UP TO 26 ft, 

pulled, transported and blocked In your yard 

or garage $3 00 per foot . 

"BOAT BOTTOMS 

thoroughly pressure washed SI ,Q0 per foot 

ri i Your location or mine 

OUTBOARD MOTORS WIHTER12ED i 

"\ Yoor location or mine JO Hp and under (30 oo; 50 Mp , 

4 .ciodeiail materials, •.;/.. 

Th» retriever demon* withstand many cold noun in 

straUon wlU feature Chipper, tbe water. With heavier boOM 

a 4.year«ld Chesapeake Bay and thicker coat, the golden Is 

retriever, and Cody, a 10- the moat reoest breed of 

year-old golden retriever, retrievers among the five 

Their owners, Bob and Deekinds 

existing in the world 

Bailey of Woodbine, will be today, 

tewing the dog's hunting Tbe retriever demon* 

form In mini Mali condneted stratioas will be held at 12:30 

{rom the salt marsh to theand 

2:30 pm. on Saturday and 

Udal creek directly behind tbe Sunday during the festival. 

Wetlands Institute, the A benefit for the Wetland* 

headquarters of tte festival, Institute, a non-profit 

on Stole Harbor Boulevard. organization dedicated to 

research and education 

Chipper has bar working programs dealing with the 

dog certificate and comcoastal 

environment, the 

panion dog certificate, while festival la partially supported 

Oody, who holds a working by a state grant to help 

dog certificate, la a field Mai promote "NJ and YOU - 

and companion dog and will Meet Together," the state 

simulate a working situation. slogan. Admission for the twoday 

event will be »3 for adult* , 

The Chesapeake breed was and |1.M for children. 

developed in Maryland and is The Wetlands Institute is 

the only type of retriever that open dally Tuesday through 

is American. Golden Saturday, 10 ajn. to 4:30 pm 

retrievers, tint registered in and features a museum, 

IMS in the United State, observation tower, lecture 

originated In England Tney tall and guided salt marsh 

are trained to stay In a boat or tours. For further In- 

blind in cold weather and can formation, call 368-1211. 

THINK 

• ••• 

WINTERIZING 

and STORAGE 

Beat The Rush! 

Makt Appointments ami 

RmrvatioinHOWl 

BUD'S OUTBOARD 

MARINE, Hie. 

' 97W.9fllSfnMl(n#xttoEx:Konttatlon) 

Ocean City, N.J. • 3981312 

aboard the 

ALL DAY FISHING 

Saturday & Sunday 

Leaves 8 a.m. , 

2 TRIPS / 

Monday thru Friday / 

8 a.m. ft 1 p.m. 

\ SUNSET CRUISES 

Man, • Wefl. • Frl. 1 ?P.m. 

Departs from AL'S DOCK 

Befwttn 9th & 10th Sfs, on fht Biy 

^390-1065^ 

0 0 0 

DEEP 

FISHING 

{aboard Ocean City's Own Party Unit Bih!n| flit! 

THE CHALLENGER FLEET 

HOUR 

NIGHT 

jBLUEFISHING 

S 22°°- 

' . Saturday Only 

. .4 HOUR 

FISHING 

TRIPS 

1 M2 00 

8a.ni-a.lp.m. (OallvJ 

(No 1 p m: trlpfeonSund»y»)j 

' Bait Included • Rod Availaole • Snack Bar ' 

2 Restrooms • Full Electronic* • Hr^ted Cabin 

PAGE 9 - SECTION TWO 

Kate Cavanaugh, 10, of Longport caught 1_ . 

pound lo-ounce fluke off the Margate bnDdieaaC v,_, / J 

N 

"OeMnCttr't 

Complete Tackle Shop" 

Rods, Reels and tackle for river, bay '" 

and off shore. ' -, 

Live and f roitn baits, shark chum In 

frozen buckets and slabs. 

Rod & Reel repair. Rod & Reel Rentals 

Crabbing Equipment and much more 

SHOP* MMPAHi • SAVE • Free Parking 

621 Bay Awe., Ocean Ctty 

7ttoyf»i 

LIQUIDATION SALE 

1983,84,85-18' plJ/UE model 188 

with 115 hp ivfrirOelfe, autopumpândi 

top. Orlg. cost $12,058. ' • » 

BALE PRICE '4,995 to $7,995 

1984 • 13' Boston Whalers w/35hpeng> 

elec. start. New July l, 1984. ] 

COStS4»o97 

SALE PRICE >3995 

- OUTBOARD ENGINES- 

ifSSllihpivinrude .*2795 

1?I4 -70 hp Evirtrude............. ,'1195 

V. 85 - 70 hp Ivinrude.............. f 2295 f 

1983 -15 hp Evlnrude-elec. str....... *79S 

All above on first-come basis, 

quantities limited, cash or certified check. ._ 

SPEED AND SKI , 

10th and Bayfronl 

Ocean City 398-0424 • 

closing for the season,,. w 

come and take adyantafle of the - 

savings! . 

SALE IN PROGRESS NOW!, 

LIMITED QUANTITIES! J!; 


MARINE SUPPLY 

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Help Wanted 

Help Wanted 

BiBfilTTlB-FBr gltitinl i mBntn [ASiuEH - HtitiiiUNIlT - 

sid. ispl thru May Feyr aa?i * *i*eb pifsienf ItlepHsne manner, tellable. 

• 10 1 «iMinllii«.i O»g pl> IV joplily lo HUtt well to MOBII. In 

food eare and aeaa ,efersnc« Ca!! It* perienEC heipftfi. Csmplfti tienaflii. 

mi • 1 I-I»..» till Ul MM I i] 

RgLHI= COOK- Pan 

cea enly Apply m 

MsmpiieM Hliaiili 

UFiQiMiiD - CiFlihed Cill Mr! 

Meyers. Flender* Motel, jet IOSS H 

(NJMEBPFBM1I, join io mrt i,. 

Set i, gaea figuri sv.'fi p.iS!*"' ^.yi 

Cdii 3*§ JSU 9 JO la I D ^ • " 

FULL AND P»BT TIMI lALSS 

CLERK paiittens new a¥ei(afi(e. &p 

ply ifh Hear flemtsn'i Bept ifori, tifl 

4ft5uf¥ A¥* , O C (II 

CHAMBFBPEHSON 

HOWf HfALTH AIPE'< 

PI - OC resident preferrtd, for 

iemi independent middle aged wsman 

,H **ieel£H*,f gill Jft Si*i Ms 

LANDSCAPES ANO HGLPfB - Mull 

hive valid driven license and bf II 

Autos For Sale 

71 OBfiNP TSHINO - Brown, AM FM 

ItffFiO nf^ piHauit lytfeffi, good flrei, 

pgni gnsd C#n 1« ml MM if Mil of 

In F».|J 

Ills fONTiAl Sunbi'O hilchUfli, 

very seed rsnfliliaif 1 PowiF brakes ft 

itfeFiflg. 4 (vi.ade, II,90S QQ OF bCit Of 

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Ntw >ihauii mum Cill 1« JH1 Ifu 

Prof'l Servlcts 

Prof'l. Services Prof'l, Services General Mdie. 

FRANK TEDESCO 

Concrete Contractor 

31 Yeari Experience 

Serving Ocean .City and 

Surrounding Areas 

C'jrblng-Drivewnys'Porches 

Sidewalkj-Floor.-Etc 

Free Estimates 927 5052 

(Jail IM )•!« »• 

„„„,,„, 

FULL TIMi POllflON .. Available iff SiByiCI ItiTION - nil potiilens 

buiy nil estate allies wilti EOrrtBuieri eeailitjle is, yea, Fsypd fmplerrninl, 

Wlellerll'i J mutt 1 » m 1 p FFI c»!l ill thru i' Ofaan City MOBII, 1«H Sf 

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RIAL eSTATI SALBS - w( in m 

itriitid in iddiFi^ femi luii finif iilel 

FcpFtieniafiy^!. OFtal prOpiFfitl ts 

lill, Trtniendoiji fncenfjv# EBITImillion 

piafl. Caii Joan Bridy Nerdic Hsai 

Eilati, ]«9 ifli. r< 

NUBIil NliBIO-for risfne 

BARRY MESSNER 

CARPENTER 

FfS fitifnattJi, full? insured 

Call 390-3595 ., 

TRINITY PAiNTIN© 

joe Cancellier 

Interior Exterior 

Residential Commercial 

Quality WorkFr»e Estimate! 

CALL S9f-6eS7 

Card Of Thanks 

Help Wanted 

CLiBK TTPIST - LI BeolilKlping, 

fesd OPPOFtunitf (OF ipll Itarler Many 

bsftiiill! oil IFfqff, 'yli SF paFt lime 

Call IN »»••«, H 

ST JUDI'INOVIH* 

Miy lha iacrH M«ert « jt»ut M 

pFfiiied, hsnsre^, idersd and 

gloriliM now mlta t»-»«eF. *My (he 

SaeFed Near? ei J«*U1 ft3¥# mtf£r 

en gt Hpiy ii Juda haip SI ftie 

ngprins pray Mr ill " 

$iy rhli pFayeF s fimEt s d«y. ey 

me fifti d^y your prayer will » an 

lwtF^ If rial FwvtF t»«fi hnowfl to 

fail f>ybliesllon muif &e prorniisa 

My prayeri hauc btfn afifwtrtd. 

M.BIS. 

Lost And Found 

WAI I BiSb - Bus ipy PQi.hqn 

Fyll'Pirt Tim* Boflm/ioarg peiiiR'r 

Call vr 5*il5F b*fwwn 1 36 ^ .1 i. 

FiesFi FianaeFi Hei^l 5W ieaO "3' 

HELP! - To wOFII on Mill AmfFsca 

Pieati Pirf flmi. full lima, day SF 

nignf, ianfor efflltnt waicemt P«H 

TyrnaFi Dfiplayt, nil Ha*»Fi Ays , 

o.e miiit H 

BEIF-ONSiSLC MATURE I CABINC 

- Individual to •••en hug infant! in 

my ftoiflt SatUFfljiyl, f fs 1 p m Call 

3tf=oo*i OF If|,7i3! 9 is 

NilO *I*F RQyNO-WaiIF.ll and 

SuB-lnaktF, nptrifnCM Apply m par 

ion. Mario'l, ISIt lay Ayinua. O C tft 

HANPVMAN - MainfeFjinee wanl«d 

4v7i. f « 

FRKI BBNT — All ullllllet IncludM 

ocean City elderly man need! mature 

rnponilble coufla It llva in. Light 

houie«npln» mHI dinner preparallon in 

eichiife Mr your own prlvalt (ur 

nlshed * bedroom apt. Relerinct. 

required. Call tOttu-lHi, ..': t. 

SBCfttUARV stOOKeJBtH -,*r»t 

fjrtWlfH remit busln»s,s In l«»l real 

ntat* alilca. » day week IncliMlnv 

MHtnM. •"•llant saury »nd 

Msellti. Cull tUtnleen U rn-HW w jt/ 

l>AKt« l>M«0fl-l«iy MMiMity. M 

Jootti Jtrttv m< i» IMUriaj lor In- 

dividual •IHi'wnn wiaarlMc* with 

Munc LEISON> — piano, Jxitt: iiutt 

Inktructlon your home. Tues. only. 110 

'i hour, sptclallilng in chlljlr.n. Call 

tS) t»0). t ig 

Autos For Sale 

f6 H - l»ll Ford Courltf Pick up 

•jncallant condition, economical, greal 

(Ppearance, hat camptr lop, >7,3M. call 

mot*., » 

•7» VBOA - Automatic. Oood condition 

ll,al« < mlin. *»t oiler. Call 

nt- MM. ; ; ' v "° 

«5i~ipLVM0UTM -^ Show car con 

'tllllim, Ww mMNic'Hcillatit ruhnlnB 

Oond'Hivtstrnenl, UMt ar but oiler. 

CuilftMlrt. ; n' >to 

Affly M,'#fr>M UllUr. LIT*,! «t» 

Wetllnftw AVann*, VentnW, H Ji ,••«.«( 

< u\. rl. t/l, t lat. in, nM Iwtarf 

>)» a.m. M W, sttti it. 

M , ' ' - - , ' ' 

HOUII ' DIMotlTION lALI—MN 

Ainunr Ave, feps,, nrH in* utti,, 

Ivtr»tHln» «*ea, all atpllliKas, win- 

dmi, d»r», torn «nd tlltlMn IUhlrW) 

etc, ell. , , ' ».|| 

»ALI~Iat, MH. 7, 

wisher, rttin, Mahstany dlnln* Ml ft 

much mof« Bveryihlna mutt tt. tM 

Mtnii, t 

f.» 

YARD lALt-lt,. VI, fKMfl, 17lt 

Aibury A»* Hds, Mtfii, aaiti, Mah» 

«HI. WMMri, m«^l., «M«tWf 

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errdi, |4 II M wai H-f M i M 

41 y.s IS,TW o 

\ M LltnltM 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1985 

General Mdie. R.E. For Sale 

SUNSHMECARPfTS 

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.HSOIVPLUSHES'4.99,.. 

SvartMaH inttitlition 

loWa* Vjnyls/RH'ij. 1 Comm I 

nllWttMaillt 

927-8232 

AMOERSOIWJJSERKiS 

TAG SALES 

LiquidHIsn Of tout* cont#f)t» »,r 

tfifti. Pyfi aptfriiiAi wfvk*. 

CALL 9170975 

tbttt In T«O urn 

CIHS.A.M. 

t peri 

( CIHS.A.M. 

'Twenty yrs, experience 

buy Ing 8. t#lling antiques, 

j appraising & houiehold 

' liquidations, 

I llltlltarM App..luri • 

dal 398-0336 or 399-0552 

OPEN HOUSE 

1030 Wilton Ptacf 

Sunday, SepL 8,12lo 4 pm 

IMAGINE THISII four 

bedrooms, 2'/j baths, wtll 

maintained bayfront 

property, detached garage 

AM thit with second floor 

sundeck and sunroom 

leading lo your private 

deck and boatslip. $160,000, 

Sale by owner a 

MfivlMO MUST fllLL-HMMiHM 

gojMs, Cttlllini, glcfurn, rKOHS, 

l.ippi.c. fcrewt srM lolls, 114 BrifMin 

PB IM llBor, O.C, Urt., Sal, test. tj. t 

• f> to 4 p.m. 14 

oiliiseTSLl-sat.'ieiii, t.'VS"i 

P.p. appiiaMes, pinurei, broiler win, 

. mlt, pl.ypeo, aniuiu. cnair, TV, Ml 

V»0«, tnwls, boon, linM,, ||,hli.g 

bigmerti. He, Ram or snlna, 4M Bay 

• i-t 

c4l>I COB HDUII-witn fine lur 

nllilinfi, living reefn, dlfilnp room ani 

eMfHins. Call mi44« iar 

apêinlnieflf, n 

M0VIHO IALE—Kenrntre sillier, 

elffk ooubla bur.au, i new Ha ii.nm! 

wall unit., rnnpi. an, at I, fiatlan Hi) 

ial.iio i p.m. M 

VARO SkLE-Ctrner Cupbo.nl. 

ivpHrrller, mirror, Utycle, tools, much 

mor». Ml, f a.m. HM'Aiburr in, M 

k P»ld OF STLVAHI/S—Hl-m 

r III" wHlerili walnut UBIoati 

M"lla"«IJ". ^trl, etltti, %H. till If*. 

itu, »• 

CONSOLB !IW, 

meft'i ] ipeeo 111, Ml tl dishes lor 4. 

Hi, Call IfMltf after 1 p.m. M 

AOULT—1 wheel bitvclt. win! malor, 

1110 Call w«(lng room 

sal. HaiprMii, lamps, tuairs, fnapla 

b*)room id, curtains, Mollywootl sed, 

rnlsc, rmiufuli!, Frl, t Set Sapt, t, M 

aiy «••, «4 

BsbVi NS—Miifl iilh File lamp, 

ef^sme ari Itmp, »iii bests, king sill 

rmornrd. phMes (AT*Ti, sinile mat- 

trill Hi iprirlfl i tram., gas lawn 

mjWFtr. call nl-iSH. f-e 

CALL TODAY 

NEW LISTINGS 

•Hilltop Area Ranchtr 

Three bedrooms, wood 

stove, wooden 1 lot Asking 

174, W0, 

•Beeiley'i Paint Area 

Colonial. Three bedrooms, 

2Vj baths, fireplace plus 

basement 1113,000, 

•Seavllle Ixciuslvei Pour 

bedrooms, Vh baths, 

family room with fireplace 

Iltoantly Bppolnfed. 

AVALON 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY 

ROOSEVELT BLVD. 

MARMORA 

310-3400 

OH. HOT AIB HEATER -eboul 1 ffan 

olS Aitinj JI7) or nun affer. Call •>• 

tej- list p.m. MSIlti ». 

kfl, SALE—conltnli of tnree 

bedfaom tparlnieiif at ille Haven Ave,, 

trid floor. If a.m. Is 1 p.m. tl 

0A(7»0E IALB-S.pl 1th. I a.m. beo, 

housenoM |M kitchen arildes CMapl 

!»i] Weil Ave, j H 

OR 1AT 5»LF PRICE SALE—Of 

inupjl.n praagffl. Leftover from usl 

year Mutic f>ier Satunlay I n I, 

•emit! ionaaaa FayMUtltjI. n 

MMieM IAL1-S.I -IwprtTini-f.s. I,.. 

Most It.mi 11 tints ia.il. 1114 WUley 

A.myi.S.e, • • • I* • " • * * • > 

R.E. For Sale 

VALUe VALUE VALUE 

Whither for Investminf or 

second home, 4 spacious 

bedrooms and 1 bathrooms 

aeresi the street from Geld 

Coast beach. Available at 

duplex or condos Call for 

tJefalls, 

Roger 

A. 

'; \lonroc 

RIALTOR 

835 Wilier Avi, 

(609)398 7000 

OWNERS ANXIOUS-TAKE 

; ADVANTAGE OF THESE 

RECEMT PRICE REDUCTWHS!!! 

layfrtnt, single home, J 

drmi,din,jfuilbafhi, Ig. 

eck, new floating dock & 2 

oatsllps, Offered fur 

Ished. Only ,163,50011 

ondomlniutn, 1 bdrm. 

en, imm«ulafe condition 

with many rectnt im- 

provementi, Closi to beach 

and boardwalk. Now 

Sr9,900iI 

Rlk/ieria, across from bay, 

Llv, rm,, din, area, kit., 4 

bdrmi,, 2 baths, fam, rm, 

\y/f Ireplace, gil heat, cent, 

air. Reduced to 1135,00011 

Two ' Family, bayfront 

location, SO' frontage 

w/3/bs's, both units 

heated. Plenty of off street 

parking. Listed at 1195,000. 

* West Iffli Street, heated 2 

bdrm, cottage, modern 

kit,, gar. deck, & 2/bs's, 

layfrent, charming older 

home, suitable for the largo 

family, uv. rm, w/fp, am. 

rm, yy/fp, Nlfehsn, » 

bedroom}, sitting room, 3' 

full baths & shower room, 

•nc, sunpereh, open 2nd fl, 

porch. Dock and boatslip. 

inspect today 11 

Vi •lock to Beach, single 

cottage, 4 bedrooms, full 

b;sth & shower room, llv, 

rm, Wf'fp, din, rm., kltehtn, 

nice rtpr yard «. storage 

garage. Offered furnished 

Riviera Lagoonfront, Ig 

Single, llv. rm. w/fp, din. 

rm I kit., i bdrms, 2 baths, 

fam. rm. enc. pallo, 

ftoatlng:dock&3boatslip, 

Realistically priced at 

$237,0001 

Arkansas Ave,, Im- 

maculate home completely 

remodeled In k out llv. 

rm,, kit.. Urn. rm., w/fp, 4 

bdrms, Vh baths, screened 

patio,' upper deck, 3 boat 

slips. inspection en- 

couraged. Call today I 

Corner Lagsonfrent, 4 

bdrms,, 2 full baths, family 

rm., w/fp, Vh ear gar,, 

floating dock 2/bs's. 

ilfi,OMpartlyfwrnlll 

SINGLES 

Riviera, Split Level, llv. 

rm,, din, rm,, kit,, din, 3 

bdrms, Vh baths, I car gar, 

& Ig, covered porch, asking 

$124,9001 

Say Aria Cottage, 3 bdr- 

mi,, 1 bath, gas h/w heat, 

many rectnt Improvemtn- 

ts, only $77,500. 

DUPLEX 

Ciwtqtn, Duplex, under con- 

struction, located near- 

beach, 3 Bdrmi,, 2 baths, 

•a. Unit, den on 2nd fl, 2 ear 

gar. $245,000. will sell as 

condo's.- $130,000 up 

$120,000 down. Inspect 

TodayI 

Central Location, heated 2 

family upper cottage, 3 

bdrms & Vh bath + 1 

bdrm. apt. Listed $97,500. 

tagoonfront location; 

'ritirtdln.firwk.Marn.riTi. ' . . , „ . , . ..,„ ,.,,„ , 

iinek ft i hnatillD*. Procdr-. Convanlant' 'Loitltlon, La. 

*.-' 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

PAGE II - SECTION TWO 

RE For Sale R, E, For Sale 

SOUTH 1NO—2Vi ifory homt, i bflrms,, I 1 -* baths, ilv 

room, din rm,, kitchen, front and rear porches, f«,500 

GOSS REALTY 

REALTORS 

3258 Asbury Aw©. 

399-2OO8 

THANKS TO YOU! 

I'M STILL SMILING- 

BUSINESS IS UP... 

interest rates are down! 

SELECT ANY OP THMKi 

* Four Mim, single family, block from Ueaeli 

* First floor condo • across from beach 

* Waterfront condo . igth St. lagoon 

* Waterfront corner, IH'frontage 

* Three bdrm. (ingle with Mat Hip 

* Two bdrm. duplex on Bay Ave. 

* TweMrmi, duplex on Slmpion Ave, 

* 55' l0t....MO,ooo. 

CALL 

"THESBLUNG OFFICE" 

300-2500 

J.MUSSO.INC. 

HEALTOBS 

3329WMIAW. 

duality • IrrWgrllY, Mrvla 

Delicatessen Includes 

building, business and 

equipment. Gas heat, with 

rear efficiency apartment 

Excellent condition, sue 

ctssful business in gar- 

dtns. Vtry nlee condition. 

Duplex, 1st fl. • 3 bedroom, 

1 bath, living room, dining 

area, sun room, fully 

equipped kitchen, Mitel, 

microwave 2nd fl. 3 

bedroom, 1 bath. Fenced 

yard. Garage for storage. 

i137,iOO, 

.' a 

c Franklin c Wilhams I 

^REALTORS II 

A nice (Ingle family easily 

converted fa an Income 

producing property. Being 

offered furnished with few 

exceptions, S107.000, 

Duple!!, centrally located 

first floor apt. has living 

room, dining area, 1 

bedroom & bath, gas heat, 

second S, third fleer house 

has fireplace, 4 bedrooms,, 

4"J baths, gas heat. All ap- 

pliances, drapes and car- 

peting Included. Plenty of 

parking. Good Investment 

iiif,900. 

•Her Financing to 

! qualified buyer. Beautiful 

(home, •ayshofe Drive, 4 

IBR, 3 baths, gas heat, VA 

• car garage, boatslip, 

floating dock. Great for 

large family. Call today for 

appointment. 

furnished upper level, two 

bedroom, two bath con- 

dominium, seuthslde ex- 

posure, excellent, bay 

views, compare this to any 

unit in 500 Say, Priced to 

sell at 1112,100. 

Corner Cape * Cod, 4 

bedrooms, fireplace, 3 tile 

baths, elee, baseboard • 

heat, garage, sundeek. 

1135,000, 

jNew 3 bedroom, 2 bath) 

jcondo near the beach.i 

Beautiful contemporary bl~ 

'level design Washer; 

dryer, refrigerator, dish- 

washer and disposal. 

Parking. $142,500. 

Bayfront home on large lot . 

with 2 boat slips, 4 

bedrooms, 2v fireplaces, 3' 

baths, gas heat, garage, ' 

excellent condition, fur. 

nlshed. $289,000. ' '- 

Beautiful two bedroom,' 

condo with fireplace Irt 

i living room. All applfan 

ces, furnished and air con 

dltloned. 199,500 

Sf O - - - irl ^ *i. '-V. •-< 

421 [J.ltierSijn Md ZOO ;l4lh St. inAtl.i 

M)9 004 1 3'1!l BH?? I! 

HAY AVI-NII 

RE For Sale RE. For Sale RE For Sale RE For Sale 

"WISE BUYS" 

Ouplfn jf Asbury Road SIOS.OOQ 

Single 4J*WesfA»e %4\,

I 

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R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale 

TWO •tOSOOM - Satuid liaar taMa LOVELY-J BR «t Mary hnisa, gal 

Kith Mrtitl ataan via*, nil Mtunr h#af, (arga lot. Marlon Park wttion. 

A.. FurnlttiM (llt.Mt. Call JM-O" Csnnnlafl! » Parkway lull " SOM 

iti lor Ton, 111 tchgsfl Ml.Oft, Call «7 4JH 1.» 

Outstanding opportunity to own a pi£f,ur# perfect Capf 

Cod in lovely Seaville Thif 3 b/r, ri bath home is in 

maculate!? cared for and boasts many line features 

Beautiful foyer entrance, large med»rn kitchen, corner 

fireplace in family room, outdoor shower, fnclpied eefrh 

and priced to Mil Askinfl $96,000 

| Desirable Marmora location on a private cul at sac 

* street. This beautifully landscaped lawn surrounds a i 

| year old rancher that offers three bedrooms, 2 lull baths, 

family room with fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, central 

* air conditioning, sprinkler lystem, and oversiied 2 car 

garage. This lovely home ean be yours, 1110,000.00. 

i: 

iNCOBOtAI 

REALTORS 

OP THE SEASON 

SPECIALS!!! 

Sweeping bayvfews, boat slips and immaculate condition 

make this 3 bedroom, i bath ranch a perfect Ocean City 

home for year round living or summer leisure. Includes 

one car garage, fireplace, and all appliances. $215,000, 

Move right in to this sunny and bright fully furnished 3 

bedroom, l bath corner eondo unit. Central air & gas heat. 

Walk to fantastic beach. Insure your summer vacation + 

a great Investment opportunity in a highly rentable 

residential neighborhood. Prelected 'IS income in excess 

of 111,000, Don't hesitate. Call today! SIW.SCQ. 

Lovely Cape Cod home on large corner 1st with enclosed 

front porch. Desirable neighborhood plus two-family 

toning. Among additional features are • large sun deck, 

intercom and radio setup, separate laundry room plus 

attractive landscaping. Jl 15,000. 

Nicely decorated 1 bedroom eondo. Most reasonable in 

Ocean City. Convenient to stores 1 bus. Very low eondo 

fee, I5»,9OO. 

A boater's dream with three slips and wafer & electricity 

at two floating docks. Patio and deck. Family room with 

fireplace, laundry room, automatic garage doer opener. 

Possible owner financing to qualified buyer. 1198,500. 

LOOKING OFF SHORE? 

Darling Cape Cod on oversized lot In Marmora 

Convenient to shopping & Parkway. Room to grow. 

Basement, New well & septic. Low, low faxes. 

Assumable VA mortgage, 179,000, 

Mint condition home, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, D«n, 

country kitchen, enclosed porch, deck and family 

room. Just Reduced $119,900, 

Great starter or retirement home only minutes 

from Ocean City's finest beaches I Easy access to 

Oarden State Pkwy and super low faxes! Rear 

patio, full attic, all appliances and fenced yard 

make this 3 bedroom home unbeatable at $65,900 

(Ask about the possible VA assumption) 

Quality construction in this custom built 3 bedroom 

2 bath rancher on a large wooded landscaped lot 

F/P, woodstove, master bedroom w/hls & hers 

closets and private bath. Large rear deck, garage 

with workshop. $117,500. 

Single family dwelling orl nnewly 

bulkheaded lagoon Great 

irental area. Extra large lot with bayview. Fenced yard 

with outside shower & electric. One boatsllp. Excellent in 

jvestment opportunity at the right price. $145,700. 

Recently converted duplex In nice residential area. Each 

'.unit has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath/ storage, 1st floor has Florida 

Yoom. Fully rented. Good Income. $107,000. 

Seashore charm Is yours in this well maintained property 

•In the heart of Ocean City.. The upstairs unit provides 

space for a growing family, Downstairs will produce extra 

{Income. $94,500 

'Beachfront living at Its bestl This Is a family-sized unit 

with 3 full baths, 4 bedrooms and a unique location but 

•fared, from the heavy traffic flow. $249,000. 

uôrnhome with flexible floor plan. Finished second 

loir. 5 bedrooms, 3 full'baths Large fenced yard 

139,000. Oarage, w/w carpet, Andersen windows, ap 

llancas/plus more! 

- s 3301 Aibury Avenue ;; , 39B-B000 

R.E. Sale R.I, Por Sal* 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sal, A Sun, 11 to 4 p.m. 

805 CENTRAL AVE 

N»w Sbdrm. bi level condominiums Convenient to beach, 

boardwalK, shopping,' Full appliance package including 

plenty of storage etc. Buy now and pick your interior color 

scheme $79,900 first floor, 18.1,900 SProntf floor 

SHORE REALTY 

SZSBayAve. 800311-1900 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE inc. 

fflj 

GARDENS RANCHER 

Quiet Street 

Don't miss this 3 BR, 2 bath 

MULTI-FAMILY 

property. G«s h/w 

Beachblock 

baseboard heat. Fireplace 

Your Inspection Is invited I 

In living room. Central A/C 

Recently vinyl sided. 4 

mod. kitchen. 1 ear garage. 

uniti! 2 one BR and 3 two 

Automatic lawn sprinkling 

BR. Year round and sum- system. Beautifully lanmer 

lease potential of dscaped. Asking $137,500 

S 14,000. Gross yearly. unfurn. 

Listed at $149,500. 

GARDENS SINGLE 

comer property with 4 BR, 

iv* baths, living room, 

dining room, klfehen and 

laundry room. Gas h/w 

heat, 1 ear garage. Located 

on a quiet residential 

street. Asking ilM.MO unturn. 

BAY AREACONDO! 

Large t BR, IVs bath first 

floor unit. Includes living 

rm., dining rm, kitchen, 

utility rm, and front porch, 

1 car garage with storage 

area. Asking $7J,QO0. Un 

turn. 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE Inc. 

1 ATLANTIC AVE, Since 1*21 3188464 

BIOMTH & OCIAN AVENUi » 609-399-5211 

OCIAN COLONY CONDO • m OCIAN AVENUE • 398-714) 

DUPLEX LOT 

Corner location, large lot, S7,i % 90,175,i 

CONDO 

One bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished in Immaculate eon 

dltlen. Excellent investment opportunity, $49,500, 

CONDO 

GARDENSPLAIA 

compare. Your 

2 baths, fireplace, central air 

leaf, center location, $W,u00, 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Center city guest house plus apts., 5 bedroom owner's unit 

plus 3 apts. and 5 rooms. New gas heat, upgraded elec 

trlcal and plumbing systems. Income over $33,000 and 

:POtentlal for even more. A must see property for $189,000 

DUPLEX 

Brick construction, both units gas heat, one block from 

beach, corner location, basement with washer and dryer 

Excellent location for year round or summer rental 

Priced at $110,000, 


Truly an executive home, 5 bedrooms, IVi baths, den and 

living room with fireplaces, burglar alarm, central air, 

wet bar In office, minimum outside maintenance and best 

of all, an Ocean view. $395,000, 

500 BAY CONDO 

Two bedrooms, 2 baths, on the water. This unit offers the 

best value of any unit In 500 Bay, Call today and don't miss 

a real deal at $139,000. 

BEACHBLOCK DUPLEX 

Both units heated, excellent rental history, off street 

parking plus one unit with fireplace, Vi block to beach and 

boardwalk. An exceptional value at $118,500. 

CENTER CITY COMMERCIAL 

Six i bedroom units, all heated and rented yearly. Three 

store* also rented yearly. Economical gas heat, brick ex 

terlor, corner location, Income over W5,ooo. A must see 

for the investor lookftio to buy center city real estate 

Priced«tS37i,0oo. "' ' -, *'" , 

' ': ' THOJMA^J. PALERMO 

' n ^ , Owner/broker , 

R.E. For Sale R.I. For Sali R.E. For Sale R.E.For Sale 

SANTARARBARA 

A New Wave of 

Resort Accommodations. 

( OMI'I i ii n it HMSIIH) 

-FROM $69,900 Bar 

BACK-UP DIPOSITS ARE NOW BEING ACCIPTiD 

run Y ruRrtisHED on*c BEDROOM tjftrrs, 

POOl FI F QANT LOBBY, ELEVATOR SERVICE, 

on-SITC I 

609-398-4700 

Vacatiiinrr*l Grt on our priority rental lid tor 198M 

e,clu.)v 

bath. Magnificent 3rd floor deck. Hot tub. Bar. Fabulous 

view. Must tbes tye seen. $260,000. 

YEARLY RENTALS 

Nordic Sands Townhouse;, 40th and West. Luxurious two 

and three bedroom units Top floor privacy deck. Unfur 

nished. Starting at $650/mo. plus utilities. 

First St. and Boardwalk. Spectacular beachfront home 

with three bedrooms, 2Vb baths, 2 fireplaces, all appliances 

at $i300per month plus utilities; 

5313 Central Avenue/Beachfront first floor luxury apartment 

has four bedrooms, 2 baths, fully furnished and all 

appliances. $1200 per month plus utilities. 

919 Fifth Street. Two bedroom townhouse lust off beach & 

boardwalk. $625/month -t- utilities. 

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' . • . Octin Cfty, HJ. 08226 

Phone: 609-399-2I36 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1085 THE SENTINEL-LEDpER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 13 — SECTION TWO - 

R.E. For Sale , For Sale RE. For Sale R.E. Sale R.E For Sale R.I. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

Realtor 

LOVELY GARDENSBANCHER 

Hot wafer heated for year round living. Three bedrooms, 

roomy living room with woodburmng stove, dining room, 

kitchen, IVj baths; sfde driveway to eversiied garage, 

nice rear yard. il2S,ooo, 

36'AlliiiBcAyt. 399-6011 

G Franklin Williams 

REALTORS 

Owner anicioui to sell • price recently reduced on this 

lovely lagoonfront home. Consists of living room, dining 

room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, JMs baths, den w/fireplace, 

garage, patio, second floor deck, i docks and I'boatslips, 

Conveniently located near golf course and airport. Inspect 

today II 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

OFFERS TO PURCHASE-INVITED 

REASONABLE OFFERS ACCEPTED 

Modern Country Kitchen 

near Fourth Street and the 

bay, living room, 4 

bedrooms. 1 baths, utility 

room and large fenced 

yard make this an esteep 

tioriaT value*' at an asking 

price of $7J,0O0, 

Gardens Duplex One unit 

contains 4 bedrooms, bath, 

living room, dining room 

and large wrap-around 

porch and fireplace. A 

second unit contains 3 

bedrooms, bath and eat in 

kitchen. Mostly furnished 

Asking J135.OOO * 

Riviera Lagoonfront, 

private residence with ! 

boat slips and includes 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, living 

room, dining room, den 

with fireplace and one car 

garage, features a »oyfh 

west exposure. Asking 

$227,000. 

,_ SANDPEBBLES 

One bedroom unit located 

near schools, shopping, 

recreatlbn, boardwalk, 

Asking J70,9OO furnished. 

1 1 

AtLAipnc GARDENS 

We have three lovely units 

for sale. Two at $149,900 

furnished, one at ilW.TOO 

unfurnished. All units contain 

3 bedrooms, V/t baths, 

LR,. OR, Den. ..FiMplaor 

and Air-conditioning, 

North-End Duplex Quiet 

residential neighborhood, 

iaeh unit contains 3 

bedrooms, l'A baths, 

washer and dryer, Each 

unit rented yearly at iS2j 

plus utilities. Offered un 

furnished J129.5O0. 

Two bedroom, two bath 

unit includes swimming 

pool plus untold amenities, 

13*4 square feet of luxury 

living. Prise below 

aissssed value. Asking 

1110,000 mostly furnished. 

NHW LISTING 

centei city Duplex within 

Mralklng distance to chur 

'ches, stores, boardwalk 

owners ,' unif has 4 

bedrooms, 4'A baths Ren 

tal unit jhas 1 bedroom, l 

bath. Includes garage, 

utility room, off-street 

parking, delightful large 

- front'^ porch, .fireplace 

Asking tl59,500.i 

OPEN HOUSi 

222 W. ATLANTIC BLVD. 

SAT, SiPT. 7 

11P 4 P.M. 

Oardeni Lagoonfront Home with 1 large boatslips, 5 

bedrooms, 3 baths, 1 powder rooms. Gat hot witer heat 

Maintenance free, fully furnished with all appliances 

1275,000. 

ager 

OPEN HOUSE 

1911 WESLEY AVE. 

SUN. SEPTEMBER 8 

1210 4 P.M. 

New custom spacious beeehfronf along prestigious gold 

coast. 

1st floor, 3 tjidroams'ind J full baths Ineludlngimaster 

bedroom suite with Whirlpool filed bath, 2nd fl, expansive 

living area with wet bar, beamed cathedral ceilings, 

designer kitchen, unique powder room, 4th bedroom with 

loffJOdfuU file bath, ,-. , .- -, -*.... • 

FEATURES 

• 4 Decks • Vertical 

throughout 

3 Car Garage • Wall to Wall Carpet 

• Gas Heat Pump • Quarry Tile 

• Central Air • Tasteful Landscaping 

DONT MISS THIS ONEf 

ISLAND 

REALTY 

22nd & Asbury Ave., Ocean City, 398-1300 

32nd & Wilt Avi., Ocean City, 3913131 

11 

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, , ; . - 

• W ~ : '286'S 

DUPLEX 

66 Sunset Place 

'109,900 

Enclosed porch, living 

room, flirting rodm,, kit 

chen, J bedrooms, full bath 

on each floor, 

LARKIN&CO.Inc. 

215-588-2175 

HOTEL 

86 Rooms 

Restaurant 

Huge Meeting Room 

Good overall condition. 

Ideal location, near beach, 

boardwalk and shopping. 

Possible owner financing 

for qualified buyer. Buy 

now, just In time for th» 

busy summer season. 

GARDEN STATE REALTY 

REALTORS 

399-3038 399-6101 

ffltt DRASTCAar RBDUCH) 

BY0WNEB500BAYCONOO 

NMftMi- 

Best location building, 

directly on bay. Magnificent 

panoramic view, 2 bedroom, 

2 bath, professionally decorated 

a. completely furnished, 

1159,000- 

Call 

609-967 5375 

CENTER CITY HOME. .9 

bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 

powder rooms, 2 ear 

garage, gas hot water heat, 

1179,000. 

FOUR SMALL APTS.-.cen 

ter city, good condition, 

S17f,000. 

ASBURY AVE. STORE 

Plus 4 bedroom apt, and an 

efficiency. Reasonably pri 

«d. 

JEAHBUCKMOH 

Realtor 

1041111 It 399434! 

Three bedrooms, j barn, 

living room, dining area, 

galley kitchen, laundry 

room, parking, 2 blocks to 

one of Ocean City's finest 

beaches, 1 years old quality 

first floor duplex eondo, 

fully furnished and equipped. 

Excellent rental 

potential. Call today! 

•89,900 

$ 

FOR AS LITTLE AS 

78,500 

Y()U CAN LIVE AT THE SHORE! 

!it,i|(]!M' twin in.iÛ'r ûtu^ î 

I lull i!T,iiim' h;ith^ Now ,itlcl , 

|)li'ti' Klini[Milli liilillrn M.lki il 

yimr rliiiiic nl w.ill In u.ill ,,ir|ii'iii 

îlnli^ wilh ,i «r,ji kiillM (iri'pUir .• 

rtHi'iiiiHtl liuhtum Iliriniiihiiiil .mil 

h.ivv .inilii.ini r .il an imlu-al.ililr 

|nml. ihi- Uinb-n Suiti' ,il siini-ni Mill 

S|ii,iii i» tin 1 iliilliii id? tliilLir v.ilutli 

.iili'i ,il Hi, ilinri II ,I|WI miiii'> with 

i fi, iiiiMjs.Hii uniiim\* iiiilriil ,iif ,in(l 

iiulliitllH.il i!,l> 111 Ml W.islHf l>rviT .111(1 

lnl> ill -lin.n:. ill M.III.J 

I In (i,iriii-n Sinli .il •nillicn. Mill Siliiilrc, 

N, ,II FIIIIIKI iiMiit lh.il> Jicsimil vi'iir 

'*\|nit,ilinii< \v\ «lill KIMIIII sum iiii'iins. 

Penthouses-dehixv master suile and garage from*$84,900 

Bethel Road at Cedar Avenue • Somen Point, NJ • 609-653-729X " 

Sales & Rentals through NJ MarketinR Group. UceBSed Real Estate Brokers 

Sales Trailer Open Daily f J 

SABDEHf PLUS - IWSiiiflr hirnitllttf 

an^smlmsm mgmfimwnii wN 

(unonmic ton (int. Pool, parting 

•M 111 IM amtniflH ol inalniHUnct 

Irw livlna. P«M« »« illMM. S 

unl.rnljhrf uniM ittninf >t tl1f,Bgt, 

call far aypeMtimif ID inpfel Jrt S141 

TM MiMy A|Mn, Pirk PIHa ana MM 

tfich. rt 

iaylandings single. Pour 

bedrooms, 2 baths, living 

room, large kitchen, laun 

dry, garage with sufldeck, 

magnificent view. Call to 

Inspect. 

•117,100 

Three bedroom, 1 bath eot 

tage, gas heat, quiet area, 

has potential, needs work. 

•64,900 

"OCEAN CITY REALTY 

REALTOR 

34th SAsbury Ave. 399 3403 

families «dd I 

titve the opportunity kitcbuu. Th« pool 

s to join tbi* select and ctbana dub u a 

TlltC LOOK IS Bcrinuda B»y»«mtCon»moiiity. J jperfectpUceto 

Ctitcrttiit your 

• ••',•* o -' * 1 N He »eriou« boiter friends. Special 

ice is Special ^ b 

REDUCED!!! 

*HEWVWYLSIOtNG 

* HEW HOOF 

*HEWWWD0WS 

* ICWCARPETOG • 

* JENH-AIR 

* MttROWAVE 

* DUPLEX ZONED-S«Gl£FAItt.Y HOIK 

BETTY JOHNSON REAL ESTATE 

398-6066 n. 

Roger 

__ REALTOR i35W«i]fA»i. 

IUom*oe ffODais-Tooo, 

SAT, i SUN, 11 

3334-36 WESLEY AVE. 

BRANDNEW 

California Style 

• • * BEACHFRONT • • * 

TOWNHOUSES 

Prem ier centera I location 

INTRODUCTORY PRICES! 

BUY NOW «, SAVE SSS 

OPEN HOUSE 

. •*•.'„''•' * ; 

ma* « 

DAILY 12-4 P.M. 

New condominiums under construction, 

block of west Avenue. Living rwmji 

European kitchen, 3 bedrooms, £ battij,' 

central air, Andersefi 

O«ve»opedbyJ,R,^lxon; 

' Exclusive Agent, Hegei rtesljeMste^ 1 eanstd*^ 

;' ~\ 

111 Atlantic Ave.. «l 3attenN Rd, and 3

PAGE 14 — SECTION TWO 

R,I. Salt 

THE BENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

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R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale R,E. For Sals 


RE. For Sale 

• 1AUTIFUL COBhl* COTTASi - 

FurnliRsd ] pfdrsemi, ii; bami. fully 

eeylpeed, KHiBrt awnlne parcn. 

$£iit! ViiHr. ypp»T BKH, eriiFfwaf, 

artat r*ntei meani*, swner will finanea 

IIH.MO Call in I1U » , 

W.TIBMONT - M.an,lic.nl laaegn 

w/J ihpi ana .¥erv iffiiiiify avaliaofa 

la, friCisui llvifii. iiirierainarv 

vaiui, lIli.HS MS linmcma e,ii III 

• rum m II" II 

•AT CLUB - IpaclMi I Mareem, 1 

MID turniihee: cendefninliiffi tpt. 

tfailagii far iale OF rent. Per Irifer- 

maftaji and ippafiifinfhf f# inipeei, call 

MIUIJ. Till Mil., »g.nt, a..| 

Eiiiti, para PIICI and in. Mac*. Pit 

R.E. Salt 

CONDOMINIUM APT Qn» teart 

Eemplffetr remodeled 

cdndiHon>riy: -3iihw«h*f, §M i' 

fssffc ing n*?af esacR and thirds* 

169,SOO 5e?a#n Sldf* Realty B** 

Itin »nd iibof ? Ayr J« SU 

PHICIOUS DUPLl«-»,i, oard.m 1 

HSR , msdifn kitchen 1 fjatii, (Area 

yard, MrMing, quiet, naigfiijBrriBed 

tilMM Call Ifl-aiti It 

COTTAGE = ] bdrm,, meatrn klfcMn 

'and iiaffi, inifeifd earth, filca yard, 

neafee Nerih ina iti.efid Call ]ff~M*£ 

MOUii FREE - f»ur» wr llw ni 

jna cfMMna « lit in winch ii 

Hindi Call ill ]»• sr ill HM » now 

THIS IS 

NOT A 

RECORDING. 

1 800 624 3319 

NEWJfRSfY 

At Greentree Mortgage, 

wen here when you need us 

evenings and week#ndi. too 1 

So oven on Saturday 

(10im — 1pm) or Sunday 

(12pm to 3pm), you can talk 

to one of our professional 

mortgage qualifiers who will 

get your application started 

over the phone. Or if you prefer, 

we'll come right to your home, 

(And yes. for your convenience 

we do have a recorded message 

hotline, too. Call 1-800-222-0580 

anytime for the latest rates.) 

MORTGAGE CORPORA!««, 

A IVMIBIAaTT OF fJECUWTr 9AVIBQS APIS MAN ASSOCIATION 

10005 Atriums at GruentFeii • Marlton, NJ 08053 

1-800.524-1732 Outside Ntjw Jersey 

Call MOB. through Thin*, until 7pm; Frl. until Spm; Sal, lOim tc Ipm: 

Sun, 12pm to 3pm. Ask lor a quillllid merfgigs conault.nl. 

Seelt! Compare It! 

Believe It! 

Application for mortgage must 

be; made by August 51. 1985 

Typical financing Cash pnee of 

the two-bedroom, two-bath 

model -! 6l«0. Dim-n paymem 

of iJ.WQlWl Mortgage'amount 

of $62,600 m 9 7% the first year, 

10 4V 1 ,. the H'tiinJ year and 

11 765",' annual percentage rate 

for payments II- 1o0 in equal and consecutnv 

installments. Monthly mortgagi 1 payment in 

yenr one is Sill54 plus taxes, insurance and 

asSDCIBruin fees, in year fwn $570 I 1 ) In wan 5 to 10. 

$ty? f>4 for principal and interest Other nrrf gfm? financing plans 

.nnilahle litr those not qualified for NjMFA fiwfncinu 

MAtfSIANDING 

Route 40,1 XftW West of Atlantic City Racetrack Circle 

CALL COLLECT (609) 625.3333 

JfflipBg BUILDING FOR YOUR FUTURE 

You Won't find Another 

Buy like Nantucket in Ocean City. 

GREENHOUSE 

ROOM IN 

EVERY HOME 

ATNODlTRA 

CHARGE! 

^Jff 2 BEDROOM/2 BATH 

Kf STARTING mu I H hat 

wttar, family, Mfwrity MSHlt, 

iWarancH raqaliM, Me •*)•, en, IS- 

M»r I u» •mi utllllln call 

JIMfli, ,,o 

THB1E BBDBOOM — PiiritMltM apar- 

hnnill «Hf HMll, Ndffli M, lirit llooi 

1171 moolt, SHsM IIMF (FlrnUni 

MM month, Available (.pl.inMr nn 

ml ink, woooi Aiascy, Inc. Bulttr, 

HMtet, M 

:C 

FURNlSHiD I •EBHOOM APT -7IM 

IMar.Mult par «l«orle. oai .no cam. 

InclndM, Avallaola hptimhr tffli ta 

Ma* I>M>. Ha pall. CM lt>-ltM ar "I) 

•1W. Ml 

1 IIORSeM PUBNIIHED APT - Ulfl 

fl. nw boardwalk Call JH Ull . 1) 

r tiOTTaTTET 

Comlort.bl. claan mn, nMarn M , 

color obi. TV •« yu M Ursa aiar- 

tmanl, Hn.n. lupphtd. na ullllty 

tturmt Hti Ht moolp call m JM7 

• II 

RE. Sale 

CHABMINO TPJIF-LIJI, 

nmaatlaa. •flicMM*, I Mr., J Mr, 

l.undry ana, Or.ii ln.mm.ni eaB. 

ir.ii, incaiM. in,stg. mil itmnt, »^ 

GREAT 

LOCATION 

Two story spacious con- 

temporary horfiB, wrap 

around deck, 45'xlM' 

large, private, wooded 

property, newly decorated, 

4 bdrms, 3 full bafhi, rec, 

room w/spiral staircase, 

Ig, L R. kltch. and to much 

more. Completely turn. 

Located In heart of gardens 

across from N. Pf. Lagoon, 

Offered by owner for 

S179.000. By Appt. Only 

JW5M4Or77iM2S 

FURHtlHED - Prl.at. cattafa, 1 

Drtroorni. uMa, parking, cleia la Ir.n 

tparfatjfifi, itardwatk and ihapplnfl, 

laaal far Unou er cwsla. all ullllll.. 

Inci- I4M mfsntk. Avallabta laat. Plaau 

UK Jtmil. t io 

FOBNUHBD - Calf • 

•PI. psrcfi and parkin*, cabl., elm, la 

ir.nipori.llon. BHMaraik and IIHp> 

•Ing. fatal lar ilngfa or gxim. M7I 

rnanni plvi alactrlc naai, Av.llagl. 

lapt. HUM call ltt4Hi MS 

M0BIBN FUBNiSNEO — J HMM 

csttaga. WW carpal, dlirrw.ihn. 

wain.r EconomlCl gai Mat, Hal 

watar, IMIIHIH con tnok^jp 

Av.ll.bl. t H-ai_ C.ll 11HM l»l. Ill 

HOUSE- FvntlillM 1 BMroom. La, 

DB, Kiichî, w/D avallaMa, Sapt, IS to 

Mr IS. tnti » tar An. HH plui 

•Illlllai. call jn 1M7, unMMIU. t/a 

TWS »t!DBOOM AFT - OB L.oben 

•aautllul vlav walk to Mapping, dun 

waihar, diipaul, waihar, flnrar, llrc^ 

pUca, rmivr. coupla praterrafl, ii *nl 

inn it., o.c Call inttu H 

AVAILABLB IIFT. II to JUNE 7~= 

fMMifn him. apt. Mar nigh itMat, 3W 

Irorn baaeti ana boardwalk. Tkraa 

Mrm.. l Ulti, all alactric •aailallCH, 

TV On UMI, Pr.far faacMri, 

promilonal. or Halt lamirr. MM MM- 

MIIT pin Me, iMurlrr aifHii .mi 

raMraaeai nnulraa. call itMMI Ml 

R.E. For Sale 

9) 

fi) 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

REALTOR 

THRU BEDROOM FURNISHED eOTTA©E, north see 

tlon, near beach, elec, heat, aoxs' lot, large detached 

garage, plenty of off street par kino, ii 10,100, 

••AUTiPUL MODERN YBAH ROUND HOME, North 

section, almost pertfeet condition. Living room, modern 

kitchen with dining area, 1 bedroomi, ivi baths. Built by 

one of Ocean City'! Iineit builders. All electric with large 

garage ana attractive yard. imooQ. 

MATED i FAMILY DWlLLiNO upper cottage hai 4 

bedrooms, Z full baths, hot wafer heat. First floor j 

bedroom complete apt., gai hot wafer heat. lasy main- 

fenance with vinyl ildlng. 1115,000, 

NMOU. 

t) 

Super Southend townhouse 

combination duplex. Ideal 

for investors or year round 

occupancy. Just listed at 

%-\64,m. Call today for an 

appointment. 

SANDDQLLAR SAVER 

Ceiy 3 bedrm, house on 

large lot, has a screened In 

'^ porch with gas heat, it's 

:—^ priced fi> sell, MF.OOO. Don't 

Miss If I 

REALESTATI 

1717 Asbtjry Avenue, Oeein Clty,N.J. 01218 

•,n Bfrt < ijininfl f 

MowiKlli.tii1r»,4»l«),-ij| v. 'i : ' 

•ILLIOWMi* 

•aibtitvt liBOOnffwit homa with two 

*im 

BEACHFRONT and 

BEACHVIEW!! 

Luxury Winter Rentals 

Now Available (7 or 8 month leases) 

FEATURING: 

—Fireplaces 

~2 Color TVs AVCRa 

—Washer i Dfftn 

—California Jacuzzi Hot Tub 

—Qreat South O.C. Location 

From $3S0 to $550 par month Call (609) 380.2650 

PILISHTFUL ] BOOM - FllrnltIM 

,P,,tni.nl. ut|||fi« Inc. 11 milti Irani 

tr Banon.BU. Call ItHHI Ff-ll 

(Hi 

VIRV HICI ROOMY 1 Mrn,.>rn|,n« 

iHnmMI, aieallafll mitral IKatlH, 

wo Av.ll.bl. nrlf tapt. u nil May. 

Nt nn Fimlllai only tun piui 

jln. Can tt laan en Salyriay. If.), 

i.m. tall inw _F» 

WINTER RENTALS HOW AVAILABLE 

. hint on. and m Mdraaini. ((«• la 

Hacn, si.nlno ii law at US3 pin 

uiiMIIH, Otnar lariar ranlali ilu 

iiailaua. Mndalpar Bully, Raillar, 

ill Aii.nllc Av» Itt 1111 _ Fll 

tFT — Lliln Norn, omina mom. mt. 

Chen, I Mdnami, ban, nlc.iy lur 

milwd, waihtr, grfar, dllHwaihar, 

Near Main, OK Mat. UN monimr plui 

uiillflai. Mull Mn rfltrannt. writ! 

Bo. IM S*nilna|.Ladt>r. Ill 

FURNISHED—eirdani Apt. vary nit. 

IMciauai 1 Mr. Saa at it cantni Id, 

inj mo plui yllllllH. H 

INOBT TIBM-HMIM •afliai in ,.r 

danl, montB h mafttfi, us i«eyfity, ns 

laaia, » GMrHni, 1W Mm. i.unnry. 

family f»m, Nnilan. iarafa, tcfian 

porcB, l.undry. wlin or wllllogl W 

nl.nlnji, t panan mai. IHO plui utll. 

IH-MW. || 

HOBTHEND-IH ijoor, ] Mrm. apt. 

avail, t.pi l J . May ||. w/d, nut Intl. 

nst mo BHamen ragylPM. »I-Stn, 

flBST FLOOH-i Br l JM~torn, apt.- 

(Mm St. trill. Aval). Oct. thru M«, 

Mahiri, rMpgnilMa adult. No cMMrM 

or put, NM-ltnMar, Ml frit, IncliMaf 

Nil, BlftrcfiHt a, HCurilY iapetil, 

FtnM m IIJI or mull. M 

„.„„,, BBMTAL — loutn ind « OCT. tftni MAT—lit Flmr, I tudroom 

M l 

HOUTE WITH FIBI'LACI - Twa 

BMroemi, wainar/dnrar/dlilMaliwr, 

Near SuiHr Fr«n JIM. plyi glliiilal. 

Call HUMS day, MIISB availing. Ill 

WINTER RENTAL — J BR apt., living 

room, lining rasm, kltchan (. bath, CM 

* liflllfM, gas tfflclaM HMt, call nf- 

tm. w 

F R DM HIM M IM - Including utllltln. 

VarlM IIIB, nlc.iy IgnilinM, (Han, 

parkins, no nil, M»tur. panani Miyl 

SafirifieH i m. dtp, naadad. Can M 

an an Saturday* only, call for appt. 

IsctwHn all P.m. in-tng. Mi 

HARDENS HOUsf I - ] 10 • Mdneni, 

Umlly room, living room, dining room, 

kiicmn, brukfiit ream, tVi Bami, 

laundry reain, claH To tiMail and 

iBopplng. ISM monln. S.pl. fa mid 

May. Call U1 

cat. Mlity wail 10 wall tnroufheul, 

Waihar and dryar, parch with unab- 

ItryciM viaw, aft it, parkins 

f ii 

ItycM , aft 

lapl, U. IM. dtp 

uilililai.ifllM*. 

ua 

parkins. Avail. 

+ raf, iifg plui 

•/• 

WATER VliV»-« Bidraami, 1 Mthi, 

Mn lurnlihM, c.nlr.l llr, llrapliu, 

lirgt lannd yard, priitigloui ar.. 

UM monlhl, Avallabla Immrilal.ly. 

call b.tw..n II and s p.m. M»IJ! «70. 

LASOONFRONT—FumlihM, wait 

inti it, i Mr,, i Mim, modirn kitchtn, 

wowUlov., w/d it® wlnt.r, fffl 

yaarly. No grMpi. Call IW-11U, 115 

NORTHBNO-Jnl llooi' tiirn!ihidT*i 

Mrn, apt. w/d. Anallakli MS HH par 

month InilUdal hilt arid hot witir, 

SlcuHly ind r.l.r.nc. nqyina. Call 

Hi!7lt, •*•'' 

FIRST FLOOR FUP.N, - LR, Moroom, 

kltclun, dlnitti, bath, porctt, hat watar 

but, RtfarantM, tacurlty, Clnfar city, 

ttftlld (ovpla dailrM. No pail. MU In- 

ci; utll. Writ! ua Ulf hnlln.1 LM»«r, 

OBIICity,HM' . . V- f-'-; If 

RO»e*T L, SHARP ~ R«ll 

ri.iu.n dupl.» apt*. Inc. lot. 

rwtllabu (apt. Illh to Juni I, tuit. 

)BR, 1 bathl, W/W carpi!, Vv/D, Oar. 

Dlip..flM.M mo. plut naet. * cahli. 

dllTtlHH,, - 'a 

WINTIK RENTAL - I bdr. apt. 

Frwati tntrtnea. Living room, mtcM«, 

bar. m bath. All vtiiltm inci. Avaiiabli 

101 ton. Call Jtntw. *-• 

Aibury Avf, or twi wtil Aya. 

it 

TWO BEDROOM ^- Li Pt h, teconfl 

lloor, tnint porch, parKIng, vood 

locitlon, lltti * AilMir». MM piui 

utillllf•, fM hut, no ptti, maturi par- 

•4A1 inly. Writ! itatlMJ InlortrntlM, 

•«k ft rtfanilcM, *tc. •« NO. 110. tan- 

Unit Udgir. -' > 

H AGER 

REAL ESTATE 

111 AttantJc Ave. 399-1856 

Three bedroom, 1 bath, un 

furn. $450 plus. 

60B - 1st St., 2nd floor 

500 Bay #600 South, 2 bdr- 

ms., 2 bath, furnished. W50 

plus 

135 central, first floor, 3 

bdrms, ibQth.unfurn.t 

Inci, heat plus elec. 

THE SENTiNEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Yearly Rentals 

FROM IlM TO ISO - inci ul,l,t,., 

VarlM in., nic.i, lumlitiH, (iiin, 

Hriing. no pati. Mnurt p*rian> only 

RilirancH » in, aip, naMad, Can aa 

iaan en laiyraar! only. Call far ippf 

tt.i~.tn lli B,m, If! fill. 11 

1 IBB SMHI APT - immat ton 

difian Avallatii lapt 1 itOO/mo plui 

ulliltm. Call 1" 4171, ilk far Too, if 

BEACHFRONT ÎMono MOor, lyrn., I 

Odrmi. |i, unii, oil itr.«i parking, all 

amanitin inti color T¥ iiw moniMy 

plui util, tmall aag parnittaa Call )II 

BIS • II 

FIBiT FLOOR DUPLEX - i MarHmi 

I'i MttH, lurniinM, carpal, w/d, dlih 

waihtr, garbaga dliaaial, quiai aay 

•ril, UN plui ulll Call lil-HI-llU or 

Mtm-HJJ ...k.ndi. , . W 

kHiatHCY APARTMENT _ 

taarlf, Jhfcommoaatai ana parion. 

BMroom. kilch.il/il.U10 room tarn 

unman, utn. waihar and dry.r 

...II.OI., llfii floor CanlrallT io«taB, 

II 

UHVURNISHSD APT - m iiHr i 

brtroom. 1 Mlh. r.frlg, rangi, all 

itraaf parsing, eantrai fa ill £envenlan 

c.i Nt Pali, Ralirancn. MIS me. plu. 

utllllln, Avail Usf . k Oct. 

vax* rlalliutila. Apply lit Aibur, 

Avi. anytlina, M 

Florida RE. 

LAUDERD&LI IT THE ISA—monta 

af Fas. ar i wan pariad, en tM ataan, 

Naw 1 itory cenas, UMpj 4, NPtMnf to 

badatlrM.CIfimiin. It 

ST. AUGUSTINE, 

H.0RDA 

Muu J Bdrm., 3 Mtti onanfferii 

eondo, fumltura and uilllfM in- 

WHKIy. Maren 1 ti NBt. «. 

ai?|r Flifl -- - - - " - . " 

tar . p.m, «l-«iil. '•" 

MABMOHA-UPreiiTWP. 

* THE BEST FOR LESS* 

HEW ceMMIRCIAL-OHiea, 

IhOPplnB COmplfi, Prlmt location • 

High traffic, Rt,9. 

Now Rantlns Pall irBOecupifley, 

ALfCi RiALT¥, Btlllor M1-H1I 

f4 

UPPER TOWNIMIP - Hulh iflari 

Flaw now rintlng ln*iigh trallle iraa. 

tall Rict Baal ••tali, I« »"• , «• 

MF7CE FOB »ENT-S«O iq. It, pro!. 

otlk., n«r m • wttlay, iuitt ol 1 rmt» 

plui pwdr. rm. Air cond,, p.rklno. RFm 

mclodai nut ant h,w, MIS par mi, Call 

mom. *•« 

Rooms 

ArJCHU«AGt HOUSI RqoiM IBr 

T C°-y call mjn or »i 

A.Tr 

7W3. 

fURNI5HEP ROOMI - Witn 

HI) monthly. Apt including util. till 

monthly. Available 5tpl, II la Jyna ii. 

Call )M tlW. , ._/J* 

NICELT PURNISM1B ROOM — WIW 

Mth ft »h«war. Flrit (laer. For IM*w 

gtnllaman. ' AM year mind rntal.- 

private hom. Rtli Plrliini. Call 1»|. 

fju. 

;u"pia"ii7 unlyrnlihid, car 

gat haal/rah(H,' garbagi 

-,.„„., aiiliwaihar. Ni 

»h|« mllltin. RattntKi* 

S.oHit. oil ;mm»i . 

Storage For Rent 

DEAD JTORAOE - North t**7tn. 

•atv a«c«. ws ptr montn can i« 

iVlNfiK UiNTAL Wt. M»1»J ( 

•• 

mam '.«.»i 

Performance set for anniversary season 

POMONA - Stockton State 

College Performing Arts 

Center will begin the 

celebration of IU 10th an- 

nlveriary season in Sep- 

Lots For Sa.e 

COMMERCIAL GROUND 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

Prifnt commercial ground 

across from new shopping 

piaw, higft traffic area, 

5ite plan approval-, in 

eluded. Call for fltfiili 

today!! 

10 acres * of commercial 

ground, reaay for 

development near new 

plaza 1150,000 

(60B| 3BO-1444 

UPPIR TOWNSrllP 

Acres af oround far your 

new hornet 

Sunset acres - Petersburg, 

VH acres to 1\H acres o* 

wooded ground en Im. 

proved itreet starting at 

WA.000 to 130,000 

47 * acres, 180,000 

Beesley's Point lots star- 

ting at S32,M0 to 07,900, 

Financing available to 

qualified buyers, 

Petersburg Istatet • % 

acre + wooded lots from 

iM,»00 to $li,900, Finan 

clng available to qualified 

buyer, 

Palermo • lots available, 

131,000 to 133,000. Five 

acres 4 165,000. 

(608) 380* 1444 

lice 

isJIfi sriefa Bead 

Marmara 

umber 

Scheduled performances 

include the New Jersey 

Shakespeare Festival's 

presentation of TTie Mirry 

Wives of Windgor, the 


STATB OF NEW JiRSSy 

Pllobolus Dance Theatre, 

DoniMttl'i I'luir ffArmrt 

performed by Open Nor- 

theast. a three-performance 

Bach Handel concert series 

aid the Dresen Philharmonic 

Orchestra. 

ensembles and loctl artlSU 

which we have ever oflered," 

said Michael Rose, director of 

the Performing Arts Center, 

"We are indeed grateful for 

fee many friends and patrons 

who have supported the 

Thlfl is the finest and most Center and helped U develop 

diverse schedule of in- over these past ten ytan," 

ternationally acclaimed Rose continued. 

INVIUOMMIMT*L PBOTf CTIOM 

NOTICE Of JTATE EUITU 

PiilMIT APPLICATION 

HEADING 

TAKE NOTICE mat Ilia Naw Jan*, 

Dtpartmtllt ol En.lronm.nl.I prstK 

llw, Blvlun oi caaitai Buourt.i will 

Hold a agMic Marina an "1. lollming 

iarrflif aapilcatlefi tubnitfc^ undtf ftia 

Csailal Ana Facllitv B>vln> An 

ICAFHAI NJIl I): |« I .1 u, 

• FPLIC4NT JIT int. 

PMK1T NUHIII IWUI 

PROJECT NAM* ianU tlrtlH II. 

PSOJUCT DESCRIPTION Canilnic 

nan of a Iiuaii Moi.l Pacilitv 

LOCATION: Black Ml. LSI Na II 4 ii. 

MUNiemALITyi staan 

TY C 

; C.p.« 

AODH.JS Wniav 

COUNT 

PBBJiCT 

Ay.no. 

TM Dl.l.km af Caaiui RnMrcH in 

*ll« ttn public ta Itiana Ih. h.arlng 

ana praunl wnn.n t- «r.i comm^rti 

on in. appiiunan

22T 

I 

PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. ings 

letters/readers react 

Mount Laurel steamroller continues 

See the,,, 

LOCAL GUYS and GALS I 

ATTHi 

THE 

STEPAHEAD 

PLACE. 

tmd Sfhcvn 

ving(In-Oii-un (,iiy An 11 For N«nrlj 100 Yrnrx 

1,3,001 Asbury Ave* Phone 399-0012 

iOURS; 

Ocean City, New Jersey 


LONDON BROIL 

*3.29 

Recollections of a Walk for Peace 

m's deli 

"AND CATERING" 

MEATY PORK 

SPARERIBS 

Op eeunln Style glfci 

BOYAR'S SALADS 

Egg & Potato, Cole Slaw 

& Macaroni Salad Ib 

previ diicea 

CHIP STEAK 

orittForUndMlihti 

Whole Prime 

FILET 

•4.69,., 

FRESH MEAT SPECIALS 

Prime Rump 

ROAST 

•1.98LB 

Boneless Pork 

ROYALEROAST 

•1.99,b • 

Not Dogs 

EXTRA LEAH 

GROUND SIRLOINI 

1 

Ground to Order 

FRANK'S 2-LITER 

SODAS 99* 

ALL FLAVORS 

All Meat 

BOLOGNA 

79* »LB 

Ex-Lean Round 

BOILED HAM 

FRESH SLICED DELI SPECIALS 

Homecooked 

ROAST BEEF A 

ROAST PORK 

»2.49 ,,„ 

TURKEY BREAST 

*i .69 '/Jib. 

ALL KINDS! 

Recipes for those who are fond of fondue 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Denville that will put • 

Several weeks ago, ourquestion 

on the November 

organisation sent to all ballot asking the citizens of 

municipalities In the state of the state to decide if we want 

New Jersey • copy of a non- our legislators In Trenton to 

bindlng referendum passed place a constitutional 

by the Township Council of amendment on the ballot 

Seafood Kitchen 

Will Remain Open 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

11 a.m. lo 9 p.m. 

Catering & Take-Outs 

for Lunch or Dinner 

-THIS WEEK'S SPEGIALS- 

Fri., Sept. 6 to Thurs. Sept. 12 

jr. Flounder Platterw: vegs ' 

Veal Piatterw/2 vM«.............. ' 

Bucket of Bite Size 

Fried Shrimp 

$l 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: As snared concern and glimpses At the conclusion in quirt 

a participant In the fifth of all these images that made moments inside the church, 

annual Walk for peace people in Cape May MaU the spiritual footsteps of 

sponsored by the Jersey Cape pause and dap. 

Justine Merrltt echoed ui my 

Coalition for Nuclear At Our Lady Star of the Sea mind. The Otft was written In 

prohibiting the courts from citizens of this state hive no Disarmament, I have many Church as bells gently im when the National Peace 

making' Judgments In gating means by «• which to put • recollections, images and chimed, the meditation was Ribbon was an embroidered 

matters such as the Newquestion 

to the voters at large. Impressions which come to recited of Justine Merritt, a prayer threaded silently by 

Jersey State Supreme Court 

mind. 

Colorado grandmother whose faith In her heart, 

did In the Mount Laurel n Initiative and referendum is As we walked down the prayer and concern for 

OJFT 

decision. 

• concept mat does not exist sidewalks of Victorian Cape nuclear war Initiated the 15- For months or is It years I 

This referendum was In our state. Over the last May, people In cars waved In mlle-long National Peace have carefully, I have silently 

passed la many munici- several yean attempts have support. As we reached the' Ribbon wrapped around the prayed ta the Father to spore 

palities, and three been nude to get a bill boardwalk, voices boging Let Pentagon.' 

the ocean shells, (tor earth's 

counties (Morris, Somerset through both bouses of the There be Peace on Earth It was a time of silent blossoms and birds; 

and Hunterdon) patted tt for legislature In Trenton and could be heard in the ocean prayer, of hope for the future, For the sake qf one lovely 

Inclusion so the county-wide consistantly the Mils have breeze. Some people started of a recommitment to work shell, a nw and sparrow's 

ballot. In Morris County, It died in committee. Then is to ring along with us, others tor peace, of baUons soaring tang, I've prayed do not tot 

was subsequently determined one currently In committee quietly joined the walk that dose to church spires and of (he world be destroyed.,,. 

that the county could not being discussed, but stretched three blocks long. voices from many faiths For months of all these 

legally put the question on the prospects for its passage are Many bystanders watched spontaneously singing the years since an August day In 

ballot. This means that it will •Urn. 

silently, intently, reflectively. Lord's Prayer In a bmy far owny Japan, I've prayed 

g 

only appear on the ballot 

Perhaps it was the banner, shopping mall 

where individual The steamroller, called 

fnr shpllm roses md birds 

OMonClty 

"People want peace," with 

munlcipalitlej voted to in- Mount Laurel Q, continues to figures holding hands and the 

clude It. 

no over us. There Is no words of i hymn Sonf of 

It U appalling Oat It it means available to put this Feme. Forgetting driver cards 

Illegal In this staU for our question, or any question for 

Maybe It was the collage of 

county freeholders to place feat Blatter, to a vote of the 

families with strollers, 

such a queiOon on their people In this state. 

children waving ribbons, doesn't bring surcharge 

ballots. It Is appalling that th« 

teenagers wearing peace 

Where is democracy? How 

buttons, mothers with infanta, Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: These are serious violations ownership of a valid license U 

can the will of the people be 

senior citizens with balloons Because of recent erroneous of the laws that govern WOO a year for One years. 

carried out when we can't 

and clergy carrying paintings reports concerning Insurance automobile ownership and Thank you for allowing me 

even express our will? 

— every day people of many surcharges that have ap- operation in this state. the opportunity to clarify the 

Let your legislators know 

ages, faiths, occupations and peared in many newspapers The surcharges for driving matter. 

that initiative and referen- 

backgrounds expressing a around the state, I felt it was without insurance or while 

H.Arthur Smith, m 

WINDOWS dum Is a concept that we want prayer for peace, a concern necessary to write this letter. suspended are 1250 a year for Public Information Officer 

niuiCMi 

as a reality In the State of New for a world with 50,000 nuclear The Division of Motor three years, Operating a 

N.J. Division of 

Jersey. 

bombs, a world with the Vehicles does not levy an motor vehicle without 

Motor Vehicles 

VINYL 

potential of one million insurance surcharge on 

10th & Asbury Ave. 

MMIM 

Carol A Spencer Hroshimas gazing at Star anyone for simply forgetting Inconsistency in rules 

Concerned Citiiens of Wars. 

to carry a driver license or 

399-1348 399-5338 

Denville Possibly it was a sense of Insurance identification card. 

Toe division has never 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; I dothing stores. 

proposed, nor even con- 

am a resident of Ocean City 

This past spring there was a 

sidered mat failure to carry 

and have been for 31 yean. 

weaver displaying her craft 

these identifications should be 

This is the first year I have 

The Ocean City 

and selling her product In 

the subject of a surcharge. 

attempted to participate In 

BUTCHER SHOP Such a surcharge would be 

the Oct. 5 Ocean City Block 

front of Woolworth'B. 

ludicrous and would not 

Party. Yesterday, I went to 

When I questioned Mr. 

& DELICATESSEN conform with the content of 

Qty Hall to register and was Soifer's office about this 

the Insurance Reform Act. 

told my craft conflicted with obvious concession to the 

Serving Ocean City The surcharges are, 

the Asbury Avenue mer- rules, I was told that she was 

Year'Round bewevir, levied on motorists 

chants, 

there upon request! I was not 

Since 1952 

who drive without insurance I handpaint wearing ap- 

told by whose request 

coverage, without a valid parel. I was informed that 

I am not asking for special 

CALL FOR 

license or while suspended handpalnted clothing was a 

treatment. I would simply like 

and not allowed to legally conflict but that handpalnted to understand the reaming 

OUR MONEY SAVING 

drive. 

gtft items were not I feel this behind yet another in- 

Is a contradiction since there consistency in this city's 

DAILY 

Simply forgetting an In- are Just as many gift shops on regulations, 

surance I.D. card Is notfte 

avenue as there are 

HeleneToUon 

SANDWICH SPECIALS 

driving while uninsured. 

Ocean dry 

Driving while uninsured 

IN(oy our Sandwich j, HDIBMI Special! as Ofttn means you don't have any 'Nightmare' was fun 

as you like, NO COUPON iVift REQUIRED coverage with any Insurance 

company. 

Dirving without a valid " Editor. Sentinel-Ledger; I agreed It was a huge i 

can 399-7680 

license means your license had the great pleasure and This kind of lead, spon- 

has eiplred expired or you never had ta of watching the recent taneous event la what makes 

one in tills state or any other "Nightmare in Strathmere" Strathmere a most st uni unique 

state, boat parade. This ta the 

PARTY TRAYS Driving while suspended Strathmere version of Ocean Township, 

North EMt Store Hour! 

means j*ur valid license bag dry's Night in Venice, and the 

th 

EASY been taken away by the court small town version was really 

Comer of 

Bttawnt MON.-SAT. PARKING or division tor otter traffic Wttc. 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

violations and that you are The local residents went aD 

continuing to drive illegally out with decorated docks, 

_ _ . = _ _ _ , • _ _ _ . boats, and The Deauvllle Itm 

This Week's Coupon Special 

Sept. 6 through Sipf, 1! 

HOT ROAST BEEF 

TAKE THE BAIT! 

AUJUS 

Rates are down! 

Now is the time for a 

HOME EQUITY LOAN 

to purchase a boat, car, home 

improvement, education or any 

other worthwhile purpose. 

Stop in or call 

Bob Smith or Bob Williams 

for appointment 

WITH 

songs.... 

Kd for thirty-sawn years 

the sound of children's 

laughter caught in blindi 

Most... . * 

So, / have prayed for fmt 

hundred and forty four 

months for •hells and 

blossoms old Mrd'i songs and 

only yesterday was strong 

moufh toprayforaU the ititUi 

ones. 

We too are the little ones. 

«*ed to prated ehUdmn fnm 

more than busy stneU. 

We are called, we are 

chosen m spread the word, we 

are chosen, we an called to 

bring the peace. 

tan how.toog-flxS^tate MaX> 

to act on the ^f ItaMto 

Councll has stated' Introduction q t U B h 

Thursday night of an ordinance togtvetbe local toterr 

requeuing rtate adoption of special •Ha fUff flvir t^trfrtm the can-' 

legislation allowing Ocean City to enact trovenlalJwie. "imttia 

a local bine law 900 Miff tppronL 

Discussion of the ordinance takes place 

dnrtogt«ilgM's(TDe»day at 7:30) work 

woaion In aty Hall Council chambera. 

Council laat month approved a nine 

law proposal wbteb wul be pUKuMIto 

local voters as a 

to me November ,.^_ — — 

Council member* idWwurted to pcriae and standing 

. the special legttaliOB so the iatne could 

be.presented gj a Wndlng referendum 

.qoesuon. 

In order for the Use law question to sisnis eo up 

appear as a binding rffrmvhnn on the 

Nov. 5 ballot the state Legislature and 

Reconstruction of the football field htis postponed 

needed at leist ^ 

to rest before activities took place governor must appi " 

l>ame originally scheduled for Oct. 12 until Nov. 2. As'WiiÛit the 

g u u on causeway 

upon it. Hie field l>Vd to dog up so a sprinkler system can be in- legislation by Oct 10. 

^ > 

Qucal team will play five straight away games. Contract completion stalled. 

According to state Sen. James HmVy He rtate 

i% scheduled for Sept. lV but school officials decided the new sod 

(R, Cape Bday-CumberUnd), the 

Legislature, which met l ' 

along meHoitel 

fcgislaBve W ^ naesstons d Macbedtiledjintil 

after OCMp CMy and Sunwi j 

Candidate cries politics 

flie November rifrtliwii. 

Hurley, who has bam keeping abreast 

of Upper p 

I applaud the organliera of 

Tm not 'making' a 

the "Nightmare la Strathmere" 

boat parade, and UTte 

ation of the ordinance from the voter registration generated requests for. 

3 

most of the people who viewed 

Sentlnel-L 

local Zoning Board. 73|oterr«giitraUonfonns>"h« said. "In nsldents, but wu M 

fee panda, I can't wait until 

the disputed sign, afflied to • trailer flwflrst two-flays thtt this trailer wts to situation by Mayor 

next year. 

UPPER 

that Is parked In various parts of the displayed thU year, there mn eight BeyelWdTheSertanel-LedgBrhehas 

supplied a band on their float Congratulations to the 

Township Committee calf3fdate" Bruno township, asks anyone who needs 1 voter requests." 

received numerous complaints ttw sign 

to add to the good time. The organizers and many thanks 

Tropeano bgllevel a move to stop him registration form to call Tropeano's Kenney said toe sign violates the Is blocking traffic, and said UTropeano's 

parade was a community 

fronj dlapiayiiig • portable sign (or voter 

for a fun evening. 

home for delivery, Tropeano said the wring ordinance which prohibits stgnsi* sign U aUowed, businesses in the 

effort, restricted to Strath- 

registration forms is pollUcally 

Bob Jeff era 

forms will be deUvered red to an; anyone In the fixed on a movable stud, not in the township are going to start the same 

mere resldenta, and everyone 

motivated and he damn the signs are 

flaterftio 

county, not Just the township. He also ground or flsed on wheels or movable firing. 

not prohibited by the local inning or- noted that nowhere On the sign la nil,, vehicles. 

"This thing translates into a movable 

dinance. 

name mentioned. He claims thto sign Is "If it hadn't mentioned movable billboard that's left imatftinflBij for 

Zoning Officer Edward Kenney Issued Intended to increase voter registration 'vehicle, I think he would have been OK,". several hours at a tee," Betel said. 

SO25 Make the run more fun ^ cease and desist order Wednesday and isn't pollUcal. ,— Kenney gald. 

THIS 

%alnst Tropeano, who has applied for an 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: miles under such conditions 

"Last year, this means of enJMuraging The zoning officer said he hadn't 


COUPON 

plus fix This year was the third year was an unmerciful burden for 

I've run the Sea late City the runners. This resulted in 

Beach Patrol 13*nile race, As poor times, and lor many, 

always, it was professionally made the course just too 

handled, the crowd was en- tough to complete the nee, 

1018 Asbury Avs, thusiastic and a fine time mi I have spoken to dozens el 

hid by all the runners (at this year*! entrants and I 

398-1046 test for the first tune mite). reflect their feelings when I 

"Make Us a Habit" Because of the poor timing ask that in future races, dates 

of the start, It was almost high and times of starts be 

NOW ON OUR NEW FALL HOURS: ( 

tide near the finish and the determined by tidal eon* 

last four miles had to be run In dttlons and. If Decenary, held 

Monday • Friday 7 to 6 • Saturday 7 to 5 

soft sand. Thirteen miles la no on days other than weekends. 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

easy run for most people and 

Kevin C. Cox 

to have to run the final four 

Summit 

BOYAR'S MARKET 

183844 Asbury Awe., Ocean City. N.J. Dial 111.1343 

FaaluflngfAIIPrimeB»i1,lamb,Poik, Veal,Poultry, 

Quality Delicatessen, Farm Fresh Fruit and Produce 

COOK-OUT SPECIALS 

INSURANCE 

PRIME BOUND TOP 

HYGRADE 

T jddgnmt on 

whether It'a a good or bad ordinance 6i 

toe dty," Hurley said from Treotcn 

yesterday.'Tm not going to 

my Judgment for tbeh- (dty 

j gd 

t 

Chances of _ 

Onnlni 

appear slim in the eyes of 

Tneno-ttoppingndt 

Considering tte stalemate that occurred pertain to the sbookkr of I 

in Trenton when dty officials pushed for police will have the authority to i 

approval to re-enact ordinance No. 9€, 

(he invalidated ated municipal unp bine law, , aand 

tbe shoulder, — generally 

local merchanU countered d with ith an all- ll etehtorninefoetwide-for|»rUn«6|l«; 

open Sunday or aJMosed offer. Mdewalk altbongh no slnewalk-*— 

Councflwoman Jeanne Ounn. said she 

f 

Others too have septic problems 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - SepUc systems Obadiah's on Roosevelt Boulevard. They system has been more troublesome. •- 

can cause problems for anyone, but in have spent $80,000 on Improvements In "Everything seems to be working One 

low-lying areas near bodies of water or recent years, she said. 

right now," she said "We're jost 

wetlands they can be even more Even Mayor Daniel Beyel hasn't keeping our fingers crossed." 

troublesome. Businesses In these areas escaped expensive septic systems. He A municipal sewage system would 

,«ve long since discovered this and they had to install an above ground system solve their problems, but the businesses 

Continue an ongoing fight to beat the last year when his business, Boulevard know they can't wait for It to become « 

systems. 

Liquors, wan expanded. However, he reality. Mclntyre said they used to pasta 

vt#st week, after concern was ex* said be hasn't had any problems because for one, but haven't brought It 141 tot * 

passed over seepage from the septic the business and upstairs apartment .white. white. 

system at the Tuckaboe Inn restaurant, don't generate much water waste. * 'Its* seems to be too much of a dead 

6wner Peter Harp said be has spent Since the water table lsjilgb in these /hohw," she said. 

mODD.onlmprovements to the system areas, all four businesses have septic Beyel said township officials awnt 

expects to spend up to 160,000 more systems which rise several feet above (considering a sewage system. Even the 

the>lnter, , 

ground level. Still, the problems con-' ' cost of a study on a system would be 

doesn't howeVeiy face this problem flnue, and Mclntyre said all they can do •' unbelievable, he said. 

Several Other restaurants In the is to keep trying. s 

have also- been 'fighting an "It's more of less experimental with County Health Coordinator Louis 

tattle against septic problems. the people we're dealing with/' she s«|d. Lamanna said be doesnt know whan 

"You wouldn't believe the amount of ' Yesterday's hasn't been too much of a Upper will be forced to build its own 

we put Into It," said Marie problem for them, she saltf, because they sewage,system. 1 

who, along with her husband use more paper plates and such to cut 

lUam, owns Yesterday's and down on dishwasher use, but Obadlah's 


smilhfleld 

BACON 

•1.90ib 

Prlffle Eye 

ROAST 

Imported 

SWISS CHEESE 

iriOurPrwtiicitiipl — 

Farm Fresh Jerwy Beefsteak to"m»toes, Sweef Jersey Sliver Quoer) Corn, 

• •- - String Beans, cucumbers,-v. 

Airport 

marks its 

.anniversary 

Here are some scenes from 

, Saturday's 50th anniversary 

^celebration at Clarke Field, 

more commonly known as the 

Ocean City Airport. Left, some 

ul\ the hundreds of sjpectators, 

' .'gather around a variety or, air- 

$ffici»ll V^^ ' contemporary 

t it 

1 " 1 n t p y 

0*3 mnitar^.helicopte^ to vintage 

Jibiplanes. -Above/ 'younptere 

i.\i 

EXCH, 

49284 

Special blue law 

legislation seen 

unlikely by

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Round table Sept. 11 on recycling difficulties 

Recent difficultly In 

marketing recyclable 

materials, especially 

newspaper*, hu generated 

the planning of a countywlde 

recycling roundtable Sept. 11 

at the Wetlands Institute on 

Stone Harbor Boulevard. 

n» rmmdtattt, sponsored 

by the C$pe May County 

Municipal Utilities Authority, 

wtU discuss preserving and 

expanding local recycling 

programs and was called at 

the request of several 

municipalities experiencing 

marketing and financial 

problems with recycling. 

"We must keep recycling 

programs healthy, and we 

must help them ejpand and 

grow," MUA Solid Waste 

Manager Ted O'NeiB told 

MUA Commissioner* last 

week. 

A pit on the market has 

caused some recycling 

companies to cut off the 

collection of newspapers. 

Ocean City last week announced 

that newspapers 

dwuld be put out with regular 

trash because the city would 

no longer be "able to sell it 

AEROBIC EXERCISE 

and DANCE 

Sponsored by Ocean city 

Recreation Department 

MarlHm MHil, IfKfrucnr 

a Week Fall Session-Starting 

Monday, September 16th 

Only $2.50 per class • Register at Class 

Twice a week'35 00 

Man. I. Thgrs. 9 AM, m me YOUTH CENT! R 

ith St. and Atlantic Av#, 

Tues, !• Thuri, tm PM, It fhe'Clvie Center 

«th St. and the Boardwalk 

15% Off 

Beach Chairs and 

Umbrellas 

Upper Townsnip was also 

recently cut off. 

Though the market Is expected 

to Improve, recycling 

officials aren't sure when, and 

municipalities are bead with 

cutting back their recycling 

programs or stockpiling 

newspapers until they can 

unload them again. 

The current problems 

haven't affected the recycling 

c# glass, aluminum or scrap 

metal, according to offlcials. 

Local public works directors 

and recycling coordtnaton 

nave been invited to 

attend and participate In the 

roundtable, O'Neill said. 

Currently, 13 of the 16 county 

municipalities have recycling 

programs. 

"The purpose of the 

roundtable," O'Neill Hid, "Is 

to provide the opportunity to 

share Information and ideal 

relating to recycling and solid 

waste management 

"Some of the most utiportant 

information which 

will be on the roundtable 

agenda will be an update on 

•fate recycling grants, 

recycling market problems 

and proposed revisions to the 

MUA'I upcoming 1186 

recycling calendar," hi laid, 

Mary Shell, administrator 

of tti state offlw of recycling, 

will be the guest speaker at 

the rouDdtabli. 

Although new community 

recycling programs hive 

begun In the past year and 

nrh* existing programs have 

oeen substantially expanding, 

O'Neill said there has hen a 

marked Increase In the 

quantity of refuse being 

disposed at the MUA'a landfill 

In recent month! because 

many communities are 

having serious problems 

marketing their recyclable 

materials. 

'There wUl be a dlsanitan 

In which each community 

representative wfll have tte 

opportunity to share eiperienees 

relating to 

marketing recyclable*, 

community education and 

after flutters," he MlcL 

The future role of the MUA 

In municipal recycling 


Congressman William J. 

Hnghet, • resident here, will 

participate In dedication 

ceremonies at Sea brook 

House facilities In Seabrook at 

11:80 a.m. Saturday, 

Seabrook House U a 

treatment center for 

alcoholism and chemical 

dependency. 

Hughes, a long time supporter 

of Seabrook Home, has 

a continuing concern for 

family treatment of alcoholics 

and chemically dependent 

persons. 


Off Vandy Craft Redwood 

Barody Spence P.V.C. Telescope Vinyl 

Strap Groupings. Umbrellas and Crawford 

Replacement Cushions 

AIM* 

UGHT SUPPORT 

ON SALE! 

>Save $1.20on Alive Support 

] pantyhose 

;Save $.95on Alive Light Support 

,,.', pantyhose 

ave $.85on Alive Support 

Overton, 5, the grandson of 

Ted and Settle Clymer, was 

named runner-up In the Uttle 

Mr. and Ms Summer Sunday, 

• contest included in the 

recent Phoenix, hi. Summer 

Sunday celebration. 

Kenneth announced to a 

crowd of more than 3,000 that 

although he lived In Phoenix 

he was fawn New Jersey 

He said he loves and misses 

hli "Nana" and "Pop-pop" 

very much and wants them to 

visit him soon, 

Professional Laboratories 

of Atlantic City Inc. will open 

local facilities at the former 

The Music Her will close 

from Oct. 28 to Dec. 6 for 

Installation of a new floor In 

the main auditorium. 

site of Coastal Labs, 113 West According to ctty Public 

Av. Coastal dosed last year. Works director Alfred 

Professional Labs, with Ganginl, low bid for the 

offices In Pomona, Atlantic project came in at 134,900 

Ctty and Pleasantville, will from Martel Construction of 

operate 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Penns Grove. The city, which 

Monday through Friday. hasn't authorized a contract 

award, had budgeted 144,000 

Kenneth Gabriel Clymer in capital Improvement funds. 

Tnt work trill include 

provisions for Insulation and 

vapor barriers between the 

concrete and plywood which 

will be covered with vinyl tik. 

Although the project will' 

rmUe the current floor approximately 

an Inch, city 

engineer D«vld BoWitinl laid 

to doesn't believe It will 

create a hazardous condition. 

Then win be a transition 

area," he said. 

New Jiney , 

reverted Aug. 31 to its fit: 

schedule which Includes toef* 

elimination of 

service between 

and Philadelphia: 

According to 

spokeswoman 

programs wUl also be 

discussed, he said, 

"Participation of til In 

attendance can remit In a 

very informative and 

productive evtnt," O'Nelll 

old, "and we hope this 

roundtable will provide a 

positive boost for recycling In 

ape May County," 

Monday througn Miaay and 

11:10 a.m. and 8 p.m. 

Saturdays and Sundays. 

Buses depart PWiadelphU 

fer Ocean City at 4:45 pjn. 

dally, 5:05 p.m. Monday 

fbrough Friday and 8:45 ua 

Saturdays and Sundays. 

Orctnberi said those 

wishing service at other times 

of the day should take tneA-7 

rente to ..Atlantic and 

Arkansas averiues in Atlantic 

City Which Uibe block from 

At rnunicJpaibua terminal. 

tool 

Greenberg, commuter ser- 'i^kejwoman Sojta Cardillo. 

vice remains In effect "She's up and around with 

BUMS leave for her mom," CardlUo said 

PhlUdelphla from the 

Tyansportailon CentBr, 9th 

Street and Haven Avenue at 

omp^JnTium tf wrioua tart 

N urcy^-stable condition, according to 

auffered from the 

congenital liver defect biliary 

6:11 i.in. and 7:05 a.m. atrwda. 

Cheryl Fox, director of medical records at 

Shore Memorial Hospital and Dr. Robert Beach, 

staff pathologist, analyze tissue samples as part 

of the hospital's tumor registry program. Recently 

Shore received a $7,000 donation from the 

American Cancer Society to help support the 

program, which tracks tumors In patients In order 

to develop research on the diagnosis and 

treatment of cancer. 

Nat'l conference on maritime crime in AC Sept, 9-11 

The nation's first com- the Seas," wUl be Sept, (Mi at 

prehensive conference on Harran's Marina, Atlantic 

mapittme crime, "ieeurity of City. 

—°T Rutgers University School 

of Criminal Justice 

Maritime Criminology 

Center, The New Jersey 

Marine Sciences Consortium 

and New Jersey Sea Grant 

Service will sponsor the 

Closeout 

GARDEN CENTER 

837 West Avenue 

35% Off regularly priced 

items 

September 5-14 

event, 

"Contemporary crime on 

the high teas has become a 

valid threat to the American 

maritime community and 

Industry, particularly In the 

put decade," Dr. Robert 

Abel, president of New Jersey 

Marine Sciences Consortium, 

observes. "Drug ii 

Wallace 

yacht and boat thefla, p 

scuttling for Insurance, 

piracy and pollution aO are 

factors contributing to the 

alarming Increase of crime on 

the sen." 

Drug smuggling along^the 

bit Coast and Florida 

coastline is recognlxed as a 

major law enforcement 

I Wallace Discount Furniture 

I Going Out of Business 

jjn our 

Ocean City Location Only 

EVERYTHIH6 MUST GO 

SAVE 

SLEEPERS •DINETTES • BEDROOM SUITES 

CHAIRS • LIVING ROOMS • DINING ROOMS 

LAMPS • TABLES • RECLINERS 

ODD OCCASIONAL PIECES 

WICKER RATTAN 

"Large Selection of Bedding" 

i 

"Wo Would Rather Sell It Than Move Itl" 

Wallace Discount Furniture ls, * 

12th & Bay Ave. 

•!•,••••',.•• 

n 

problem, especially during 

fee past 10 yean, The Coast 

Guard seized 11 tons of 

hashish off the coast of 

Atlantic City In 1983. 

Nearly 30,000 boats, wife an 

estimated loss of $80 million, 

will be stolen tUt year, 

compared to a total of less 

Own 1,000 In 1970. 

Pollution and tode waste 

file coastal environment. 

Speakers attending the 

conference Include Abel; Dr. 

Gerhard OW. Mueller, 

professor of criminal Justice, 

Moot of Criminal Justice, 

Rutgers; Congressman John . 

Conyers, chairman of the' 

House Subcommittee on* 

Criminal Justice;; 

Congressman William J. 

Hughes; Jock WUaon of. 

Security and Investigation: 

Services, London; Raker 

Zaman, representative of the 

United Nations High Com. 4 

mlasioner tor Refugees. 

Law enforcement and . 

criminal Justice', 

professionals,- lawyer* and", 

law students, media L 

courkged to attend the «m- r< 

E 

Contact New Jersey Sea"; 

"I 

Grant Extension at (101) tit-' 

UOOfor schedule, regtotratton'i 

or accommodation in-. 

CALVANO ON 

DEAN'S UST 

Cathleen M. Calvano of 

Marmora was a recently*" ecently 

nd named t to the th dean's d' list lit att-" 

Belolt (Wia.) College. A* 1 

Junior, J , she U the daughter of 

Ms. Charlotte Mc 

N. Quail Drive. 

PUMPKIN 

PIES 


Wards Pastry 

730AiburyA¥f. 


By 


11J tth £lr«l. Ocun City. H J M334 ' 

eilabllilwl IHI 

(409) }W 14)1 USPS NO 40OW 

Bnt.red at PMt 0

1 

" The Sentinel-Ledger 

editorials/comment 

Fire code 

surprises 

Sea Isle City officials believe the city can do it 

on Its own. Ocean City officials believe just the 

opposite. Officials in Somers Point are still 

looking into the matter while in Upper Township, 

officials have yet to decide which direction to 

take. 

At issue are the new safety requirements being 

imposed under the state's Uniform Fire Safety 

Act — a new regulation designed to maximize 

fire safety in buildings such as restaurants, 

amusements, hotel and motels, guest houses and 

similar structures where gatherings are likely to 

occur. 

Under the code, fire inspections wiU be 

required each year. Cost of the inspections wiU 

be covered by new fees which owners of inspected 

buildings will have to pay. The propertyowners 

themselves will also have to come up to 

the new code, mandating fire safety materials 

and devices which go beyond those heretofore 

required. 

As effective date for the code draws near, (it's 

scheduled for adoption Sept. 18) more and more 

property owners are beginning to understand 

how expensive the new code may be to them 

because of the costly retrofitting that most likely 

will have to take place in older structures. 

One surprising aspect is that the expected hue 

and cry against the tighter code hasn't 

materialized. Also surprising is how officials in 

Ocean City seem willing to give up home rule by 

allowing the state to undertake local inspections. 

The state will enforce the code in all 

municipalities which don't opt to do it themselves. 

Surprising too is the difference of opinion 

among area officials regarding ability to enforce 

the cole using local manpower. 

But then, too, the code itself has been pretty 

confusing. 

VIEWPOINT 

A proposal to 

Jun4 beach 

protection 

projects 

By State Senter 

JAMES R. HURLEY 

(R(Gtp»OnmbtHaad) 

For several years now, 

state and leal officials have 

proposed various ways of 

providing a stable source of 

.tending shore protection 

projects. Each one has had Us 

abare of supporters and opponents. 

Aj a result, nothing 

ou bean done. 

I am now offering a 

We need a constant 

source of funding for 

this ongoing problem* 

proposal that I believe will 

break this stalemate and will 

raises much as$16 minion a 

year to protect our 127-mile 

coastline. It calls for a small 

increase in the real estate 

trawls' tax Oat would be 

X**ttrted to shore protection, 

? Under this proposal, which I 

plan to introduce at the next 

Senate session, the transfer 

tax would Increase by SO cents 

Based on the tax revenues 

collected in fiscal year ISM, 

Iflw extra tax could generate 

âround $16 mflllon a year. 

Wfor home buyers, the to- 

??creaee would raise closing 

| M ««1100,006 home by 

If. 

l Even with the additional SO 

oenU, the real estate transfer 

Itttt in New Jersey would 

^remain a barsain eamoired 

M SJIH~- flHS^QIOfl^^liH flEHEfiS*~ ^^âfi 

few lor proporty tola far 

; and In Delaware It US 

Page Four 

Tuesday. September 10,1985 

where|o,g!9/ 

what to do 

I The 

Sentinel-Ledger 

features 

Tuesday. September 10, 1985 

Page Five 

Touring the place that prepares people who are 'always ready' 

Airplane pilot's view seconds before landing at Ocean City Airpcirt. 

A stable source of funding 

•bore protection is long 

overdue. 

Our put record of funding 

beach protection has ben 

poor. From 1959 to 1980, only 

Everyone in New Jersey has a 

Make In Iti continued vitality. 

Several members of the 

real estate profession nave 

told me Oat they do net Keeping the sharks away is a 

believe the small Increase 

would be a problem. 

major effort for this tough cookie 

Having summered hire for resort city with a steady tough, very competent cookie manner that the nets in the 

over 60 years and made Ocean population of over one million who runs it, Beulah Davis. second row overlap the gaps 

aty home for over 18,1 well but on any given day InSUM 

INT, there have been between those in the first row. 

recall some of our shark season, that number swells by 10 shark attacks In Natal, ieukh Davis, a former 

•cares down through the a quarter-million more, TIM where Durban ta located, and university lecturer who holds 

years. I recall the showing of swimmers are no problem; a of these were fatal. Jn MM • master of science degree in 

the movie lam, coincident on the sharks are. 

alone, there were seven at- wology was, Indeed, the first 

one occasion with a school of 

186 million was spent on shore 

tacks, five fatal, in just 107 employee of the NASMB. As 

porpoises just off snore that Durban's vacation industry 

protection In New Jersey. In 

days. Theae were so frequent such, she drove a Land Rover 

really had summer visitors In nets over one-half billion 

the late 1970s, beach 

and grisly, that coastal and went out In ski boats to 

• Utter. 

dollars a year, and sharks are 

protection funds began to dry 

tDurjsm virtually closed down catch iharks. vBiw now 

to that Industry what stapb 

up to the point when in 1977 

and that period Is still oversees a staff of over 200,31 

Just thank your lucky stars infection is to any hospital. 

New Jersey spent only $42,000 

referred to locally as "Black vehicles and 28 ski boats. Her 

that you don't bathe In the Enter the NASMB (Natal Antl 

to protect its coastline. 

December.? 

staff services 3M gill nets 

Indian Ocean Just off Durban, Shark Measures Board) for By April 1KB (when a » which protect 43 beaches. 

In 1983, the voters of thJa South Africa. Durban Is a South Africa and the very year-old woman was bitten In 

state approved • ISO million 

half) m«a shark hysteria had Let not the word "service*" 

bond issue, which I sponsored. 

eenfirtejT hoMar resorts hill you; that word means that 

However, this amount is still -OCEAN CITY GOVIRNMINT- Into ghost towns' hotels and an ana of 100 miles of 

not sufficient to handle the 

massive Job of protecting our 

MAYOR 

seaside amusement parks oceanfront playground is 

COUNCIL PRESIDENT' 

went bankrupt. In 19M, the Jewed off 

beaches from constant JackBittner Henry S, Knight National Provincial. Ad- 

erosion. Relying on one bond 18 Sweerwater ct. 2217 Haven Av. ministration was prodded into 

Issue after another to fund 

beach repairs la the wrong 

399-6111 (City Hall) 3W-55J5 (Work) combatting shark attacksapproach 

to take. We need a 399-6_204'(Homa) 399*4646 (Home) .nterthoNASMB and IU first 

employee, the aforemen- 

constant source of funding for COUNCILMEMBER COUNCILMEMBER 

this ongoing problem. 

AT-LAROI 

AT-LAROE 

Considering the state gets 

almost HO billion annually Herbert Brownle» Jeanne Clunn wmcid gill nets^bff some of 

its beaches to combat tharki 

from tourism — a large part 530 W, Surf Rd. 315 Central AV. WKI after "Black December" 

of which U generated at the i 399-4040 (W) 

399=6232 

the« controls had been ex- 

(bore — we cannot •fiord to 3991407 (H) 

tended by the resorU them, 

sit Idly by and watch a 

1 

valuable economic and en- POUNCILMEMBER 

selves. Enticing fearful 

COUNCILMEMBER 

swimmers back to the 

vironmental resource be 

fit WARD 

2nd WARD 

beaches, however, was a slow 

•wept away by the tides. 

MarkVldetto William Mils andcostly.busuieBs.' 'v ; 

We must establish a stable 824 Seacrest Rd. 400 E, 9th St. The net defense, now that it 

source of beach protection 3981157 (W) 39H78O{W) was under NASMB, was 

ftmdtag before nature solves 398-7229 (H) SWJimH) enlarged. The nets are WOfeet 

the problem for us by eroding 

long and 10 tot

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P 

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PAGE 6 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, if BV 

Obituaries 

Rosalie Susemihl; member 

of the Mayflower Society 

Florence Schmidt; 

co-owner of guest house 

am Memorial Hospital , _ . 

Bom In BaUhnore, Md. ihe had been a rwident hare since formerly lived in Cheltenham, Pa, 

1971, formerly of Elldns Park, Pa. *" " . . 

proirajnnier ijfitMM analyst and iyitimi prefect Helen SnOW. 48: 

mannier at Shaklee Corp,, Itel and Bechtel. **ww CMIWI*,, TO, 

He was a graduate of Bridgetqn High School, Rutgwt lift*\(mv 9V^ rm 

y 

adjunct professor, 

of GuUfordTConn., muip R, of Quitortown, Fa.; • dauihtaf _ ^"^^"8 «* her husband, John P.; a son, John P. Jr. of lie taught harpsichord and 

and two great-grandchildren i 

Gravesldeservtc*swillbe2p.m Wednesday ID the Druid A Mass of Oirlstian Burial was celebrated Monday In SL Ensemble 

Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore. There will be no calling hours, Frances Cabrinl Church. Burial was in Cip6 May County 

WGHQUAUTY 

REASOHABLY PRCED 

3335 We»t Ave., Ocean City 

1 .3BW7SS 

Mm,.Tyii.Wfd.4Frt,95:TBUB.i-7:Sit,9-3 

62fl TOon Rd., Northfieid 

to Avoid Waiting, Call Mr An Appointment ^ 

III! HEARING TtST MOMI AMWlMTmilT AVAIUBU 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

hEARINGAlD 

112 S. Main Si. 

Cope May Court Hsuse, N.J, 

465-9199 

M«. Snow Is atrvtrndiq'tar husband, Hifry«W.i I 

Joseph'! Church hen. Burial *y In Laurel Memorial Par 

House. Arrangements were by Chester J, Wunberg Funeral 

Rescue Squad or St. John's Lutheran Church here. Home, Ocean City, 

San Francisco. ^», •' . . * it 

William Pepper II, 44; 

Surviving an Ui.fiittai> §uid mother, Johnson D. and 

W i l H pP fÔ ^t t i b r o t , , 

.. SPINNING WHEEL authority on baroque aroque music 9** 

' -, FLOWER SHOP 

x 

\ Ocean City's Family Florist 

r 

- •; •MARKVipETTO* 

i| 858 Asbury Ave. 

F, Phont 3981187) 

jf t OcMnCIfy, N.J. 

I ' FrletidsoTMuiic Tleketion Salt Htrtf 

1 " 1 of Volunteers 

Public Notice 

PUBLIC MOTiee jf 

*•*••*• .••-•'•• •'"' 

are needed 

Th« following dtclllom wtr. mill by 

IM Guiii city Punning IHM •CUlfir 

n rHul.r mMIInf el J.pl.mlur 4, 

() pp , , A memorial ierviMwfflbeJiildiiUlajn. Saturday In Uie 

DHnll SCIMIgil, llMk 1191, 

at center 

of QUforala mm, died Aug. William 27 at San (Ml) Ftauieisee B,Fgpper General II, 44, Margato Oofflmunl^ ttureht. '». 

Lynn Thomgisn, Btscfi 3fs^ 

. 27 at San Ftauieisee General Heart Memorial Assodatton. WBtrihlHow > spfcttt'&de '^ W. to Hie Anwrican Tta Ltowood Convalescent 

Bom In Bridgeton, N.J., he Uved in San Francisco for the Heart Association. , _.. > : _ *vj _•••£: ,| fW 

Center hag established a 

Ud i S F ' V A I'AI' " ••'» K 

volunteer program for Its 

professor of music at Bowling Green State University in 

Onto, 

"HPSK®.,.^ ,M « resident* and is ietivtly 

&-, Pepper was an associate professor in business analysis 

MAJmoRA-Mlrtamy;Slegel, aeMBarrington Road, seeking persona to serve aa 

tfftS^t.TlilitowooddaByaltscantafc, where she was volunteers 

and computing systems at San Franetseo State University a rwldent toriH years," 

where he had also taught harpsichord and music history 

counei. Prior to Ma teacMiig enretir, he wnd u 

:; Sidy w»!iWi. int., 

RlMrt Mcouwtll, ((Mii uoi, ' 

ilnil uta plin ipprBVM 

imtiart MM, stock i»i, uti I 

M.oi. amnjmta ft mMtlng oi mu 

RoMrt McDow.ll, Bigck UOl, N 

•miiutitn withdr.wn "'B 

•lacMulfk Amjti.ui, liodg 

' ••&&?+*•• 

Loil/.OI t.BlMloOflobtr 1 

Born in Camden, she lived In Philadelphia and Oreland, Volunteers are needed In ill, Ltlf-ilMMItectikar ' % 

P Pa, before bf moving i here h 12 years ago. She Sh was a member of different dllft areas ra such h as 

carria L Dlik 

SELF-HELP MEETING Trinity United Methodist Church, Marmora distributing snacks, to the 

*-lt,IT,P.F.IIO.N 'JS 

SET OT8m»T,ii SEPT. 19 

She « survived by one daughter, Mildred F, jasptr, with iwMtnts roomi; ptaying the 

OcianClty 

the Atlantic County *»« she had Uved-and me sister, Jessie WrZealor.alao of organ In flu dining g room) 

Women's Womens Center will hold its Marmora 

, visiUng, g feeding g and assisting g 

Toe Late To 

next self-help group for Graveside Gi services will be held at the convenience of the I In the h recreational til programs, Classify 

vleflma of seiual assault on tofly in Seaildi Cemetery, Palermo. A service of memory M •WidiifrFWaSfliEfa 

amiiu 

am. ¥m mow Informaflon ^tfodlst Church. Remembranees may be made to Matty WlAplWldei otartalamnt ANDERSON CUSERNSl 

HAIR CARE V STNTERS U 

and lodatt cLnj^S ytfMdM.ftodlstttiffdi.ArrangemeârebyMeGodfre? •»•*«« to can the wntar at 

927-8131. 

TAQSALE I 

Care Coordinator at NB47I7 RnBeral Home, Palermo. ,,„ _, , 

"No experience U needed to Friday «SaU)raay 

MOIL, Tun,, and Wed, 

MnwramDiMHHwiw, A FREE SERVICE volunteer," "Ho eêrieneeU said a needd center to 

Appointments Available SINIOR CiTIZEN SPECIAL There Is no charge to spokesperson. "Even If It Is 

submit soda] news or the 

HAIRCUTS .. '4.50 

Just for one hour a week, we 

t •' • - 

Walk ins Welcome 

HEARING AIDS 

happenings of your dub or need your help. Please call us 

erg•nbatfott to The Sen- today to find our nun u> 

1 

SHAMPOO* SET f 

tinel-Ledger. 

Mutton," 


ALl-IN-THE EAR HEARING AID 

*4.M I 

•a.SO0ff 

Friday SPiCIAL •599.00 

AnyTsm 

SHAMPOO, CUT A 

Starting at $U 

299 ME SALTY 

Includes cut, 

BLOW-DRY 

\ Grooming & Pet Supplies 

styilno 4 guaranfte Ladies .,, '7.95 ' ThbiMlruiiiaiil has nothing oulsld* your «ar. I 

Nature's own Herbal repellent 

Men...... '6.95 

, NO WMS. NO MOLDS - NO BATTUDS TO BUY 

Pita Powder (for dogs and can) 

Men cut only *3,!S 

r 

SepL13&14 ,» 

Oceart City Gardens hofi 

filled with antique J 

traditional goodies!!! V_ 

eh for ad in Thurt, PrtsI 

Frl. Sentinel. m 

S*LIi CEB5ON - *,,„-. .pp. 

Ot».n CW*. Aik tor minigir. ci 

TEABLT RIHTAL - Mod. 

Mangm «pt. prim. iaeanM, 

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but. MM ntgnttt plu».irtlll . . 

JUICY SWIET113 SIZE, SUNKIST » _» 

Valencia Oranges .. o,a.99 

EXTRA LARGE SX6 _ _ 

Red Ripe Tomatoes . .. * . 

CRISP GREEN, CALIF 

Bell Peppers ,fc. 

30 SIZE FRESH. CRISP 

Pascal Celery ..»»* 

CRISP, CRUNCHY • _ A — 

Green Cucumbers ^ o.« .99 

ROYAL PURPLI ^ , î — 

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Fresh fggplant ,, 3.. 1.00 

Bananas 

The Appy Place 

STORE SLICED 

Turkey 

Breast 

ShopRite STORE SLICED 

Bologna or Liverwurst 

M M1SH 

Macaroni Salad 

The Fish Market 

# ^ US GRADE A NEW ENGLAND 

Fresh Fillet „, 

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STORE SLICED. PACIFIC 

Fresh Salmon Steak 

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PAGE 8 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, lfl4 J "What's Cooking'Nov. 14 

, SEPTEMBER 10,1985 

Recitoes for tl 

By MARIE HUBER 

V* e, all-purpose flour 

8ocW Editor 

1 clove garlic, halved 

COOKING CONNECTION ' %e. sauterne wine 

Plans are now underway far 

w 

U tap, salt !• 

tbe 8th annual What's Cooking 

content, sponsored by The 

Vt e, klrsch (or) dry sherry, 

Etch entry 1001110 be on a Miantlally melted cheese. 

artntf-teditP, to be held 

! c, (8-01.) shredded optional 

separate piece of paper, typed Variations may use two or 

7:30 p.m. Thumday, Nov. 14 In 

H Up. Worcestershire 

or clearly printed; Include the three kinds of cheese, a loop 

the cafeteria of the Ocean aty 

Three-quarter c. (!-«,) •nee ,. 

category, your name address 

Intermediate School, 19th 

or white sauce base. stredded Provolone cheese Dash freshly grated nutmeg V 

and telephone number and 

Street and Bay Avenue. 

The American Dairy 1 to M lb. rand ryt brwd Toss together cheese and I 

mall to The Sentinel Ledger, Association has developed 

Tbm three categories will be 

Melt batter In tony M- floor. 

cooking contest, 112 E. 8th St., two double-cheese fondue 

Hipetliers and salads, entrees 

qu«rt saucepan; blend in floor "Rub Inside of a 3-quart 

Ocean City, 06228. Redpes redpes and suggests serving 

and soups, bread* and 

and dry moatanL Remwe saucepan with garlic; discard 

may be dropped off at themem 

from a "bowl" made 

dessertn. A first prize of $50, 

from btati Mr In milk and garlic Add wine and heat 

office, 9 a.nx to 5 p.m. 

second $25, third $13, and 

from a round loaf of maUced WgreattnUn MOM, Ait to until bubbles rise. Add 

Monday through Friday, 

honorable mention gift 

rye bread, which Is hollowed boiling, stirring constantly. cheese, V, cup at a time, over, 

Deadline for accepting en- 

subscription will be presented 

out and toasted. Pieces of the Boll and stir 1 minute. medium-low heat, stirring 

trew is Wednesday, Oct. 23. 

in each of the categories. 

bread can be broken off and R§EE197S fiUZB bMt! itir IB antil cheese is melted after 

enjoyed •long with the 

Everyone is welcome to 

cheeses. If Decenary, return each addition. 

vegetable and fruit uaed for 

enter the contest and may 

ID low heat to Hid* irmiHng Add salt, klrseh, Wor- 

Fondue, a favorite with dipping. 

submit as many recipes u 

cfeeesea. (Do not ML) cestershire sauce and nut- 

many, comes from the French 

they wish In each of the 

Transfer to fondu pot meg. Transfer to undue pot 

word/ondre, meaning to melt 

categories. 

TOMATO OBESE ten with rye bread chunki; Serve with cubes of French 

because cheese fondue U 

romm raw vegetable* inch M bread. Yield SH cups. . ,,' 

Aeny tomatoej, cetey anfl Note: White grape Juice 

pccnii city (IniiGG center 1 on (10-oz.) condensed carrot atlckf, cauliflower may be substituted for, the 

tomato 1019 

Pali Session begins 

flowerettej; apple and pew sauterne wine, . '.v- 

Two-third c. milk 

AMI, 

September ]«fh 

1 tap. prepared mustard To serve In rye bread bowl: 

pre ballet • ballet - iazz 

1 c, (12-ox.) shredded Remove top from rand rye 

personal Instruction emphasizing Cheddar cheese 

bread loaf. Hollow oat Jnlde 

1 c, (4-oz.) crumbled Blue 


at bread to make a bowl, 

cheese 

in a professional atmosphere 

leaving at least one-half inch 

1 TMspn. fresh cMves. •U around aide and bottom. 

CamMne condensed soup, Tear bread from Inside into 


milk and mustard in 3-quart ntt«HUM piecea. Place bread 

for information call 

saucepan. Beat, stirring bow| and pieces on cookie 

constantly, over medium beat sheet Bake in preheated 400 

trtfdl ryan, director 609-398-9602 

unW very hot but not boiling. degree oven 5 to 10 minutei 

Oomhuw cheese*. Sprinkle ff UDul L|]F0 QJT fiQjf ^fhrtfi 

8tgdl0atb0d cheese mixture one-half cup 

Wki 6)2asbury ave.o.c. 

(Outer edges should be lightly 

at a fame over bet soup. Mr touted.) "*—* 

until melted after each ad- Cool on rack. Ptace bread 

dttton. Stir In chives. . 

taWxn 

bowl on aervlng tray; 

Serve with French bread surrounded with touted 

cubes and assorted fresh pieces. Pour hot fondue 

vegetables. Yield: m cups. mtature Into bread bowL Use 

faodue forks or wooden picks. 

Yield: V% cap*. 

FONDUE INTHE 

MOM. 

ROUND 

Fffl. .ae 2 TMspn. butter 

S Tblspn. Dour « s 

1 tsp. dry mustard 

MS Shore Rd., Somerg Point 

lHc. milk 

H Up, Worcestershire 

•nee 

l and cook over medium heat Yields enough for 10 to 11 a» not used immediately can be 

until tbirkenad, stirring foodue. . dried out In tne oven and 

constantly. Pour into a foatoe /, . stand in a tightly closed 

pot to keep hot while serving, np. Orated orange peel container f ' 

i 

This flnal fondue recipe was 

given to me by a Mend. 

Although the recipe calls for 

American cheese, you may 

substitute one pound of cheese 

ends purchased from the dell 

department at four grocery Double cheese fondue in a hollowed rye bread "bowl" for dipping fruits, 

store. This recipe also doubles vegetables and bread cubes is a favorite anytime of the year, 

asadellcious cheese sauce for 

hot vegetables. 

Fest to feature educational ftin 

CHEESE FONDUE Environmental educatlao Jersey Wlldfowlers and 

OR SAUCE fior children of all ages la aothers 

win be on hand aD day 

main concern of the Wetlands Saturday and Sunday to 

2 c. milk 

Institute, and several answer questions and tefl 

1 pat of butter 

educational experiences will about their work and 

1-&. procesaed American M-featured'diiring the Third organizations, infjjufrj will 

cheese, cubed 

Annual New Jersey Wings 'n bt life birds, audiovisual 

H (I-oi.) jar of plmlento! Water Festival on Sept. U and programs, and fdwiflff 

He, flour 

H pkg. dry onion soup mix The main tent outside the 

If you prefer the taste of Swiss Heat the milk and butter In Institute, located on Stone 

cheese here Is a classic redp» saucepan. 

Harbor Boulevard, win house 

to by. 

nice all remaining the environmental exhibits. 

ingredients In a blender; pour Representatives from the 

SWISS FONDUE hot milk over ingredients and Marine Mammal Stranding 

process on high speed untU Center, Marine Science 

« e. (1-lb.) shredded Swiss nGyty, t 

Consortium, Avian 

cbeese , 

Rehabilitation Center, Hew 

Return mixture to saucepan 

1 learn abont the different 

habitats to the coastal area. 

Local naturalists and 

scientists wiD guide these 

walks at Stone Harbor Point, 

the marshes at the Wetlands 

^ 

Institute, ud the Avalon 

materials from each group. Dunes at fi«h and Dune Drive. 

Guided nature walks at Children's activities at the 

spedfle times on both dayi institute will include fiddler 

will provide an opportnnlty to crab races, touch tanks, kite 

making workshops and flying 

contests, fish printing, arts 

and crafts, and scavenger 

SIGN UP NOW FOR hunts. Pitas will be awarded 

SOFTBALL TOURNEY tot certain activities. 

SEPT. M-Z2 WEEKEND - One-time admission to this 

two-day event, which beneflta 

The Ocean Qty Recreation 

the Wetlands 

Department is sponsoring a 

men's one-pitch softball 

tournament toe weekend of 

T THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Prices effective Sun,. Sept. 8 thru A Sat., Sept 14. Quantity rights reserved 

rft%tf. Is f3 

for adulU andVUO for 

children. _ 

For further Information, 

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MOM: Chicken Cacciatore 

TUB- Unguini, w/Crab & Clam * * 

WED; Chicken Parmagiana * R 

TMfflK Italian Combination V 

(W. Meatballs, Sausage, Braclole 

Hfc Flounder Marinara ^.,', , 

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tournament, todividual 

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and since they will be Bmited, 

acceptance will be on a ftartcome, 

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To register or for further 

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Monday through Friday 9 

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SUBMITTING COPY 

All news releases submitted to the newtpaper must be 

ilouble-jparcd la facilitate editing, and 1 contact person's 

name and phone number should be Included. Ocean City events 

104 ASBURY AVENUE • 399-9462 

* TWILIGHT SPECIALS 

Served From 4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

COMPLETE 

DINNERS 

INCLUDES: House salad, fresh vegetable, 

hot breads 8. our Famous Homemade Dessert 

Flounder Franeaise, Catch of the Day, 

D#v!l Crab, Lasagna, Chicken Parmaoinna, 

Veal Scallopini, Calves Liver 

Chicken Cordon Bi«g or StlrFry Pujour 

Full Menu Available 

With 40 Entrees 

To Choose From 

Reservations Suggested 

Complete 

DINNER SPECIALS 

Served from 

5:30to9:0QP.M. 

TUESDAY and 

WEDIfflSDAY 

Senior citizen craft festival 

on tin Music Pier,. 10 a.m. to 

3 p.m. Open to the public; 

benefit the Ocean City Rescue 

Squad. 

Women's Regular 

Republican Club meeting, 

youth center, 6th Street and 

Atlantic Avenue, 8 p.m. 

Knight'i of Columbus 

meeting, rectory basement, 1 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

workshop, youth center, 10 

s.m. 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

meeting, Holy Trinity Church, 

30th Street and Bay Avenue, 

beginners 7 p m ; discussion 

8:30 pm. 

MON: Steak Diane $9.98 

TOE: Bourbon Steset Chicken ,.. |7.95 

WED: Ltaguini w/Red or White Clam Sauce, garlic bread $7.95 

THUR i Beef Iourn«do§ w/Green Peppercorn Sauce ,.. I8.9S 

FRIi Sauteed Jumbo Shrimp w/Veg,, Curry Sauce $9.95 

SATi Prime Rib. .K[ngfl2.9i...,que#n $9.95 

SUN; Veal Gruyere, MarsalaSauce. $9.98 

•& 

•O-CAII 

A SAUSMAN O ft OUP MOTIl, 

'The only thing m overlook is the ocean!" 

15th 4 Boardwalk. Ocean City. NJ 

Reservations not required, but suggaittd 

'' /« oiJitoauUD^ptfiNowFtMiutinQ 

•tyBecfsitfak topiajpM, SW«*» Jwioy silverOuMn'Corii,' *r •' 1'11 -, J\| 

'•^WirwySausitt,Jen S A" 1 ""' 1 ^ jt Wtaperaiures had - these 

rMiiiane. Richard KaUer of «id. v Bm w*>> » youngsters bundle up against the cool night air 

jArdmore Pa., along with 

v -«« Weatbertord " • " an Lahnr naviwA^kpnilatttivshnFB 

SRussell filed charges 

on Labor Di» weekend at the shore. 

Police were called to break Another arrested in 

up a large parry ln the 7700 

'biock of Pleasure Avenue HT119 ITlV^^tltratiriTl 

H.^nfroubto erupted between .I**U|5 lUTWtlgailtJU 

Ocean City's Theairei 

an the Boardwalk 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

and the partygoeri, 

Wee estimated .there were 

Police here last week iMntfollsd danferoni sub- 

—*-• —•— suspect in stancM* with Intw to 

an ongoing distribute, said Nlckles ad- 

388-8718 

MOORLYN TWIN 

_ J. ding, the suspect was held In 

momu^^r^ waSJPO^W^SSSI a-»i—«M« 

arreited Kevin James King, peUce said mey have been 

U, to tti 800 block of 8rtr taveiHgatlngHng'saetiviHes 

Street where they found large for the past month, 

amounts of cocaine, LSD and A three-month Investigation 

marijuana, according to Li led by Dets. Gary Schaffer 

James Nlckles who estimated and Dennis Jones and 21-yearthe 

value of the drop at old summer Ptl. Greg 

H.200. Nlckles described King Deplano led to the Aug. 31 

as a supplier or distributor arrest of 28 other suspects on 

rather than a street-level drug related charges, 

dealer. According to Nickles police 

King was charged with are continuing their Inpossession 

of cocaine, LSD vestlgatlon and eipect ad* 

and more man 21 grama of dltlonal arrests in the near 

marijuana and possession of future. 

Joan Keicb, chairperson 

e'sof a shrimp night buffet ta Buma 

nl and dance sponsored by Cape May 

frM ihe Oceaii "City Ex- Route 9 north of 

^changettes for the benefit CSourt House, 

Ift' 

Free car M A 

Gov. feean due at 

GOP picnic Sunday 

to help launch toe 

Republicans' November 

election drive in the comity. 

New Jersey television per- 

. •» w»~-==. **^^° w*> ^* ^ ^ expected t© attend* 

m * Guests of honor wiU be OOP 

•'« A twe «r wash wiU be Assembly incumbents Joseph 

sJ'ôniored Saturday, Sept. 14, w. Chmnlol of Bridgeton and 

•* r by the music department of Guy Muilani of WUdwood and 

• n *Ocean City High School. freeholder James Kllpatrlck 

TSSS 

-the intermediate school, 

Marmora at 

i^',' Students and nemben of 

the music department are 

P, seeking sponsors to contribute 

' * to the fund-raising venture for 

each car washed. 

Monies raised go toward 

equipment, uniforms and 

informational trips, 

Ciiliiwry 

iiirdcri 

S 

^ philU R 

chairman and originator of 

the fall picnic. 

Barbeque chicken, corn, 

A mm SERVICE. 

There Is no charge to 

submit social news or the 

happenings of your club or 

organization to The Sentinel-Ledger. 

'The Culinary Garden, the critics 

1}i v pick as the best restaurant In Ocean City" 

' 'Edward Hltzel, Atlantic City Sunday Press 

June 9,1985. 


EARLY BIRD SPECIALS *6 9S 

Served from stq6:30 p.m. 

MON: Boneless Chicken Kiev. 

SAT: QtfnalesslChlckafrpr«ast Dl|onft' 

' Ht RO»*fBMf'AU 1 JUl' 1 ' >"•>*•" * lf '• 

Includes* Salad, VeQelnbl*, Roll S. Butter 

„„ btsarvedftomlto*' 

„ », tte * P- m ' wltt "games and 

Park an contests for children 

fcroughout tti day. Bands 

and other entertainment will 

fflr 

NO ONE 

THE 8ENTINEL.LEDGEH, OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

MS ONLY 

mm 

IHESTORYOf AMBa 

ANOHKBiCE. 

8:45 ONLY 

LfJ\jrdHj-Ar 

m-- s . 

jr.. - i 

LOST A PENNY 

In a savings account insured 

by the Federal Savings and Loan 

Insurance Corporation, 

an agency of the United States 

Government. * 

r ' -i t 

tK 

Your Savings with us are 

insured up to * 100,000 by 

this U.S.; Government agency. ^ 

Live from the boardwalk 

in 

ATLANTIC CITY 

PAGE 11 

The 32nd Annual 

MISS AMERICA PAGEANT 

Saturday, September 14th 

Sharlene Wells, Miss American 

.-Tî ;» 

See The Miss America 

PAGEANT PARADE 

featuring all 51 Contestants 

26 FLOATS • 23 MARCHING BANDS 

Including The City of Ocean City Float 

Ocean City Home Savings & Loan Float 

and 

GeorgeAnn's Modeling School 

-,* Only on - 

The Call Letters Of The Stars! 

MDW80D ATUHTIC CITY 

7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M., Saturday, Sept. 14 th 

_f 

Then tune in at 10:00 P.M. for the 

1985 MISS AMERICA PA 

, Watch all thf excitement and t 

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PAGE 12 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1985 

Duck hunting season this year has reduced bag limits 

•The New Jersey 

Division of Pish, Game and 

Wildlife has elected to use the 

convenUonal bag limit system 

far 1985-86 waterfowl season 

and, in compliance with 

federal regulations, has 

reduced the tag limit and 

season lor duck hunting. 

In setting the season dates 

and opting to use the conventional 

bag limit, the 

Division Is within the 

waterfowl season framework 

established by the UA Fish 

and Wildlife Service, 

The federal regulations 

provide for • four-duck daily 

big limit under the conventional 

system and set a 40day 

duck season, a reduction 

of 10 days. 

Both the season length and 

Thomas S Mnore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

INTERIOR • 

Fully Injured 

Licensed Ocoan City 

20 Years Experience 


399-0205 

New Construction 

Alterations 

and Repairs 

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free Estimatti 

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(Located in 

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for over JO ¥rs ) 

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PAINTING 

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Interior - Exterior 

Insured 

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CONTRACTORS 

Private & Commercial 

Renovations 

CONCRE.U-: • PAINTING • CARPENTRY 

Phone (609) 391 09J6 

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Building • Remodeling • Alterations 

• Roofing & Siding • Interior & Exterior Painting 

• Pormica Work • Furniture Repair a. Rtfinishing 

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NO JOB TOO SMALL ' 

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k Look for Ul in Tni Yellow pgi 

the bag limits on ducks have In these important nwtlng use the conventional system, and redhead ducks are September. 

been reduced this year by the areas. 

including neighboring New 

Canada Goose - 90 days, 

restricted as weU. The season 

U J, Fish and Wildlife Service 

A usting of the tentative 

The New Jersey Division of York and Pennsylvania. 

eoMtal zone: Oct. 4 - Nov. 2. 

and" bag limits for Canada 

as part of Its goal to reduce 

migratory game bird 

Fish, Game and Wildlife said, Under the conventional bag 

Nov. 27 , Jan. 25. 

geese, snow geese and brant 

the duck harvest by IS per- 

regulations for the 196M6 

however, that since relatively limit system, a hunter is 

ioow Gooie-M days, Oct. 

will remain unchanged since 

cent. 

season follows: ' 

few of New Jersey's allowed to take four ducks 

12-Jan..i. • 

populations of these birds Rails, Galllimles - 70 days, 

These restrictive migratory ducks originate In dally of which only three of remain at high levels. Sipt, 2-No?. », 

regulations were imposed by the prairie regions. New the birds may be mallards 

Brant - 50 days, Oct. 28 • 

the federal agency because Jersey hunters should find and only one of the mallards 

Woodcock — 35 days, south 

Complete Information on 

Nov. U. Nov. 27 • Dec. a, 

mere has been a significant ample number of most may be a hen. Also only one of 

zone: Nov. 11 - Dec. 7, Dee, 21 Special Scaup — is days, 

the season dates and bag 

drop in the populations of species. Most of the ducks (he four birds may be a black 

• Dec, 28. 

Jan. 10 - Jan. ». 

limits can be found in the 

many of the key duck species found In New Jersey m from duck, and only two of the birds 

§ea Dicks and Snipes—107 Special Cam-whack - 11 

Waterfowl Regulation Sup- 

in the prairie pot hole regions eastern Canada, the may be a pintail or wood 

days, Oct. 5 • Jan. 18. 

plement which will be 

days, Dec, 11 • Dec. 28. 

of the United States and northeastern part of the duck, 

available from license agents 

Docks — 40 days, coastal Crow — Monday, Ttundfly, 

Canada. Total spring United States or are local Tfe* **,r7!h#t^ Qf CAnyasbafik or Division offices in late 

tone: Oct.28-Nov. 2. Nov. 27- Friday and Saturday only. 

breeding populations were 19 birds. 

Aug. 18 • March », 

percent lower than last year In order to minimize the 

and 24 percent lower than the effect of the federal Mustang Band to host tournament 

past 30-year average, the restrictions on New Jersey 

federal agency said. •-- The drop • 

was attributed by the UJ, 

Fish and Wildlife Service to 

continued drought conditions 

EARL L SHAW, JR. 

-INC- 

RnOFING & 



waterfowl hunters, the state 

Division felt the beat hunting 

opportunities would be 

available by adopting the 

conventional bag Unlit system 

rather than the point system 

which had been In use for 

many yean. Most states now 

IOTTOOD-Tat Mainland 

Mustang Band and Bind 

Boosters will present tournament 

of bands field competition 

6:30 pa Saturday, 

Oct. 12 on the Mainland 

Regional High School sports 

Held, Oak Avenue here. 

Some of the finest high 

school marching bands In 

South Jersey win compete, 

including Oakcreat, 

talented youth." 

Tickets (|3 for adults, »2 for 

senior citizens and students) 

for the tournament of bands 

may be purchased beforehand 

from band members and at 

the gate the evening of the 

competition. 

The Mainland 

Band will also 

HEATING 

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252 Wist Avenue 

Diifc399Z1Z8 

a r 

Egg Harbor Township, 

Cherry Hill East and Eastern. 

Hie Mainland Mustang Band 

will perform in exhibition as 

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the host band. 

Toffil Home 

Repairs 

K. Michael Skwarlo, band 

director of the Mainland 

Band, and Florence Hopkins, 

JOHN Bni TON. jr 

president of the Mainland 

Band Boosters, are inviting 

Free Estimates * „ all residents In the Atlantic 

399-5342 I County community to attend 

7 what they refer to as a 

^^s^tf^^vff-s spectacular show of our 

Dial 399-8167 

Mustang 

be participating 

In competition at 

the following events: 

The Miss America Parade 

Sept 10, the State Fireman's 

Phrade In WUdwood Sept 14, 

Buena competition Sept. 18, 

Bensalemj. Pa. competition 

Oct. 19, Middle Township 

competition Oct. 20, Eastern 

Oct. 2S, the Halloween parade 

in Cape May Court House, 

Oct. 30 and the tournament of 

bands chapter championship 

The Mustangs also present 

field shows at the Mainland 

Regional High School football 

games and will be presenting 

the Christmas concert on 

Wednesday, Dec. IB, 

Bids win be received Sept 

11 by Township Committee for 

construction at the athleUc 

field at Caldwell Park. A well 

and irrigation system will be 

installed and the playing 

fields will be reaeeded. 

Committeeman George 

Betts, who sits on the 

recreation committee, said 

they hope to start eon. 

struction around Oct 4. The 

township's football tern will 

play Its first few games at 

home and will finish their 

season with all road games. 

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525NewRd. ' 

(next fo Shore Hardware) 

Somers Point 

653-9002 

signs go up ;d 

t continued from page 1) 

"The no-stopping at 

standing applies to cam,",, 

Dull said yesterday. "People^ 

on be out there." 

However, Dull notes thai 

the state la expected to 

no-trespa«slng slgna w] 

would apply to the stated 

owned lands sandwiching^ 

portions of the rood. . .. 

"I have no problem witht 

people walking down to flsh,"- 

DuU Mid, "They may be;', 

trespassing on state property 

but they're not creating •, 

traffic haiard." 

DuU laid be requested the 

state to consider a prohibition • 

of walking on Route 62 including 

the four bridges of the 

highway. Currently fishingand 

crabbing are prohibited 

on the bridges. Bicycles are-also 

prohibited from the" 

roadway. -t 

"I gues this is ell we can do-• 

besides blowing up the • 

bridges and rebuilding tt§* 

whole thing," DuU remarked. : 

-Anita J.Splegei- 

n • *i • Bftota by S*flioF Studio 

Runners hit the road at the start of the "Bud Kern Memorial Run" 

Saturday at Kennedy Park in Somers Point. Proceedi from the SK event 

went to a local scholarship fund. 

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Custom 

Papar Hinging 

Ocean Roofing & Siding 

933 West Ave. 


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hesais. 

Township Committee approved 

a voucher for more 

than $8,000 In legal fees to the 

Newark law firm o( Stoker, 

Tamt and Dili which Is 

handling the township's 

continuing litigation over the 

Aramlngo Water Company. 

Upper has now- spent more 

than $58,000 on the case. The 

contested-case heai 

in Mereerville Sept 

Another area community 

may participate in the 

Governor's Management 

Improvement Program. The 

program was Instituted by 

GOT. Thomas H. Kean to help 

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COMMERCIAL 

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CORSON 

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399-7683 

II oo answer call 399 3193 

municipal governments learn 

how toy can operate mon, 

tfltetanUy, 

Township Committee baa 

decided to ask the state to 

Mad a repreaenUUve to 

explain the program at a 

future meeting, and Mayor 

Daniel Bejel saldêmecta 

" ^ji ^ will opt ff 

ate. Beyel worked on 

i program when Cape May 

County became the flrit, 

llngbonytamertilte^ b l t e ^ 

the program several 

years ago. 

Ocean aty has already' 

participated in the program 

and Sea Isle City should begin. 

the process anytime. 

The Holy Spirit High School 

Mothers' Guild will hold a' 

general meeting at I p,m. 

Thursday in the school' 

cafeteria. Members of th« J 

school administration will be* 

present to answer questions. I 

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THE SgNTlNEL-IUlSDnEh, OCEAN CITY, N.j. 

PAGE 13* 

Special blue law legislation seen unlikely in time for Nov. ballot 

(pttaued from page i) — -mUuinti; restaurants; 

- -publle publle traasnortation- transportation- wmn-t fa* «H«. .„ .n. «.._._.._,. ^ , ; ; 

-Mle of food; 

_. an aU. third option," 

cessful season and it would be 

apjrove it for the voten," she 

- parking lots; 

and building and construction 

J- limited operation of 

dosed option which a poll Councilman WlUkm Meis 

the same premise although! 

hard for them to give It up," 

said. "It's ultimately up to the 

- operation of municipal 

material*. 

vntara" 

vetera, 

service stations; 

conducted by an ll-msmbtr 

Gape May County doetfrV 

opposes Sunday closing laws Gillian said yesterday. "1 still 

recreational activities and 

During the rewrittflg of UK 

— motels, hotels and guest 

blue law committee Indicated 

have Sunday sales reatrtor., 

altogether. 

mink most of the legislatures 

concerts free of charge; 

state criminal Justice code, 

houses; 

was the majority preference, 

tions. £ 

an opposed to blue laws, I 

President Henry Knight and 

- emergency worki of 

which took effect In 1978, state 

— sale of prescription 

Jones said he would tlw Roy Gillian, a business man mink trying to make Ocean 

According to the chyabjtafcj 

Cbuncllmen John Bipoiito 

necessity Involving lub- 

legislators repealed 

drugs, first aid and con- 

oppose the special legislation and community leader in- 

law attorney. Charles Previtf, 

Township moving against portable sign 

Grucclo subsequently In- take place Sept 36 at tt» 

(continued from page 1) was thrown out after he ran 

validated the local Une law on earliest 

tried to do It," he said. 

against PRO-endorsed 

tioned It to him. Kenney said 

Wropeano claims the move 

The governing body was 

George Betts in the 

the sign he saw on Roosevelt 

to political because of his 

expected to discuss changes 

Republican primary. Betts 

Boulevard was probably 

refusal to participate in what 

to the portion of the zoning 

won the primary and the 

legally parked and wasn't 

he called "existing machine 

ordinance dealing with signs 

general election in which 

blocking traffic, but he added 

GRAND OPENING 

politics." Tropeano's op- 

at Its workshop meeting "you could visualize where It 

Tropeano ran as a Democrat 

ponents for the two seats up 

Monday night 

might." 

Beyel denied that the action 

on the governing body, Robert was politically motivated and 

"We want to close the 

(TIRE 

Jeffera and Kenneth Baker, old any candidate would be 

door," Beyel said. "He got Tropeano said he Isn't sure 

are members of Beyel's stopped from displaying such 

favorable treatment last if his application for an In- 

Peoples Republican signs. He claims they wanted 

year. We can document that" terpretation of the zoning 

Summit All Season Radials } 

Organiiation. 

to stop Tropeuo'i signs last 

Kenney didn't want to atlinance will be beard at the 

year but the former toping 

comment If he thought the Zoning Board's meeting 

P1IS/80R13 38.00 P205/75R15 48.00l 

"Even if the sign and trailer officer, Robert Hasalepen, 

action was - politically Thursday. He has until 

were in violation of the toning refused to Issue the order 

motivated. T 

Saturday to comply with 

P18S/80R13 40.00 P215/75R15 SUM 

ordinance, one has to question 

Kenney's order and laid the 

because he supported 

P185/7SR14 42.00 P225/75R15 52so6; 

why thui particular portable 

•It's not directed against sign will remain out until the 

Iropeano'a candidacy. 

sign waa picked out of all the 

Bruno politically or per- last possible minute. He 

P19S/7SR14 46.00 P235/75R.15 54^00, 

"PoUUcafly, the signs are 

portable signs in Upper 

sonally by me because I'm not added "he doesn't blame 

P205/75R14 

allowed as long as they're on 

48.00 

Township,** he said "Why the 

involved in politics here," Kenney for the action. 

165SR15... 34.00 

private property and are 

selective enforcement? Even 

add the zoning officer, who "He either believes that he TVopeano's disputed sign sits on Route 9 in 

P225/75R14 50.00 

permanently .afflKd to the 

• naive person would reanu 

Hvtv in Cumberland County. was correct in issuing the Beesleys Point, 

tt'a politically motivated." 

He said Tropeano had told order or was following Us 

—DISCOUNT PRICES ON 

he didn't consider the action Mm about the signs a month 

Tropeano was a member of 

mareMng orders," Tropeano 

to be selective enforcement 

Firestone • Mfctelin • General 

8go but he'had not seen one 

the PRO until UN Mm he 

said. "It's obvious he's caught 

"He U the only one who has until after the mayor men- in the middle." 

B.F. Goodrich » Goodvear 

Businesses by wetlands sometimes 

have problems with septic units 


"It's hard to say right now. 

It depends on growth patterns 

in the township," be said. 

The township Is growingand 

ouicUy. The comity 

*,000Hiquar^foot lot siie for 

homes with well water and 

traditional septic systems 

which may decrease the 

amount of homes'whlch 'can 

be built here, but probably not 

enough to ward off a sewage 

Astern permanently. ' 

7 linianna said ttey It** ad 

eye on the systems- -fair 

Wetlands or water. Jfew 

businesses in these areas 

would be required to install 

more elaborate systemi, he 

•aid, but the existing 

businesses built systems 

which were consistent with 

the laws urplace at the time. 

"The problem U we cant go 

In and force them to change 

their systems," he said. 

Township officials nave 

ben citing a need to encourage 

more businesses here 

u a meani to increase 

ratables to offset a growing 

tax rate, but septic problems 

costing hundreds of thousands 

df dollars might make some 

businessmen look i> twice 

before building here. , 

Beyel, however; ^doesn't 

mink it will be a problem. 

"We're out In the middle of 

the wetlands," he said of his 

and other businesses along 

the boulevard. "Further 

Inland the environmental 

standards aren't that severe. 

'Jt depends on the quality of 

thedand as to what kind of 

system you have to put in," he 

Beyel's opinion, and said it 

also depends on tbeUnd of 

business. Even different 

restaurants could be required 

to nave different systems'. 

"The design criterijTof the 

septic system depends on 

seating capacity," he said. 

Another problem for the 

restaurants could be that they 

aren't located on luge parcels 

of land. Another business 

in the township which should 

DEMAREEAT 

WEST POINT 

Richard A. Demaree, son of 

James E. and Thelma B.A. 

Demaree of 400 caeatnutAv., 

Northfleld, was officially 

accepted into the U.S. - 

Military Academy corps of 

cadets as a new member of 

the class of U8B during the 

annual acceptance parade 

which followed six weeks of 

rigorous basic training at the 

Academy. The new cadet Is a 

graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School, Linwood. 

Stock up and save on 

great Pennzoil protection. 

Jus( In time I« get your cw ready 

(Of (all, Pennzoil quality Mow 

Oillion sale now. With big 

savings on ovefy quafl 

flXilhPenroollls'Reai 

Deil" Sale, there s no coupons 

todip N t o t 

wafltor Just real savings 

propare Jour car tor J 

(aK.SnSstock up on that great 

PBniiAdplottwtiortnowftSlOT;' 

RealDeal"Sale 

really ends 

y 

generate considerable 

amounts of water waste, the 

King's Court Hotel on Route 

9, hasn't had any problems for 

yean, according to owner 

George King. 

Located near, but not as 

dose to the wetlands as the 

troubled restaurants, King 

said be owns a lot of land 

around the motel which helps 

to drain off theTwaterWe. 

The restaurants, however, 

FISHING 

âboard 

ALL 

Saturday & Sunday 

Leaves 8 a.m. 

2 TRIPS 

Monday thru Friday 

8 a.m. & 1 p.m. 

SUNSET CRUISES 

Men. • Wtd. •Frl,7-9p.m 

can't use the land around 

their businesses because it's 

all wetlands. Mclntyre and 

Harp said they will continue 

to spend money on improvements 

to their systems 

as they're necessary. Even if 

bey don't find the solution, at 

toast they have each other, 

"We constantly cry on each 

other's shoulders about it," 

Mclntyre Said. 

-KenWeatnerford 

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penance helpful, Eomelele benefitl 

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In wheelchair Cell »t Hal •» 

NUB SB S Aleel hjlfljilj—lor home 

health care. Pert time or igii time, Hi 

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MODELS - All *««, uperience 

necetiarv AIM IS train Call )•• ill) or 

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paid TO».n# a«»il«BU Oetail Hflghf, 

Auli laitage. tali nl nil ii 

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picfp new 3e*igri Prim? Homei, inc , 

Ocean City, NJ No ,,jti too Imaii, lull, 

guarantMa, New jerwr rHillerH 

Frer rifimatFi Alter hoyrl. weekendl 

ornsl.dav) tolDW 1IW It 

General Mdse. R.E.Sals 

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windowi, reKreen£d and us* gia» In. 

Hailed Miami iomeri Co. 1S3 New 

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»OUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA' 

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LAHORE** = With m*€ftdniC9l SBitity. 

Good opportunity IB iMrn. nat *lr»,d fe 

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Oeean Cify if new mnfi 

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IN CONSTRUCTION. 

EXPERIENCE PREFIRRED 

BUT NOT ESSENTIAL 

ALDON HOMES 390-3700 

THE PHILADELPHIA 

INQUIRER 

NEEDS 

DELIVERY PEOPLE 

For 

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RHIPONSIILI. MATURE ft CARiHB 

— individgei to watih two infant! in 

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• S«L ilTATiT 

Full Tim*. eiperienced. Can for apeotit: 

trnent. Miin City Bealiy. Mm and 

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CHAMBgtiPfiEliQN - able to work 'Ih 

Oil 1. good hour! win eicellent Bonyl 

Call i«i?l», SMtolp m II 

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HOUiSKCBPiB - Pull lima with 

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TWO TCUNO M«N - To citsn new 

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Year round, Myil save dplysp * l.cente. 

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iloek/utllliy and uiel/elePlcll I 11 

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Lvarn to make your own g,iqy# replica 

yl ert antique deli Alts Cninj piintinf 

CUtipf Old dolli repj.,i./t bath home It Im. 

40- viking 

m f.i, 

•te, in 

many fine features 

„.-.. .„.. iiitierman. Tower in »> "»'»m nyrnr entrance, large modern kitchen, corner „. 

««n|.c.n«,i,p*y,eurtii«i | fireplace In family room, outdoor ihewer, enclosed porch * 

^L-t."^rf35r''*?S I «na Priced to nil. A»k|n9iW«0. ' * 

j 

BUREAU i40, gold mirror lit, Orion 

tal ryg t • 11, I7O Call 111 031. Ml 

GARAGE SALE — Frld.y and SatvMlY, 

Sept, I) 4 14, II a.m. to « p.m. Chrlit 

mil and mgihtr's diy plalel, trumpet, 

carman Sftii and mucri more, fM 

Seacliff Road Ml 

HEDROOM 1UREAUS, BRAND NEW 

medic.in C.bln.l 14" m 11", new 

prehuitg unp.inlK] bl told doar i'l1S*l 

)' • i", tunny llghl. CHI Xitltl. fll 

VCR RENTAL 

TAPES-VHS/BETA 

• NonAfmberthlo 

• No X Rated 

epoiif Required 

ftNIGHT'S '« mi| y 

II fur (ntettninnieni 

Within Knight's Pharmacy 

8th & Wesley 399-5555 

SEARS STEREO SYSTEM - FeatUret 

turnfatile, AM FM renlvar, dual 

Misatii playir, 1 ipc.k.rt, h«.o 

Phonal, tiso or best oiler. Call )«-«7J 

Ml 

R,I. For Salt 

P.K.S, 

CLEANING SERVICE 

8919679 

• Cirpilt • Gofflmeitill 

• Changtoveri - Heifdential 

• Chimney. • Windows 

"We're here when you met] ui" 

iOOKi FOR THE BHACH - Paper- 

back booki, Hill price sale! 1 tridtt, 

11% oil New BettiDllen. The 

iookalsria Two, nth 1 AsBury, O.C. 

en mom. < i; 

PRCE DRASTCAUY 

BY OWNER 500 BAY CONOO 

North Btdj- 

Btit location bulldlno, 

dlreetly on bay, Mignlfleenf 

panoramle view, 1 bedroom, 

bath, professlBnally dec- 

orated 8, completely furn- 

ished. $159,000. 

Call 

60B.987.537S 

^ 

and ed 

e can be yours $110,000,00. 

2 car 

R.I. For Salt R.E. For Sale h 390-3700 RIAL ESTATE 

*••••*####•« 0 

ML!!, AND liRVICi _ On MM«V 

ana lurika vacuum cleaners Brushes, 

B«B5 nnd bills lor ail models Wrn 

elllmale on repairs, Tridolns. Slain . 

tan's lloor care deportment, Jf» Sill II 

Child Cart 

"trig CHILDREN'S PLACt - HI 

Htvefi Avt. Complete academic aiitl 

racrtatlonal program, art, dance, 

muilc, iwlmmlri« itiioni. MvntJay thru 

FrMay. 7iMrol: 

WILL DO BABYSITTING - 

num.. 1 days a week. Vtrv tw 

^hlWren, Call Iti HII 

'RELAX, DO IHOTPINO OR TO WORK 

— with i« hour loving muni and cniid 

cart nrvlct bv proldiiional lornter 

tucbto your home or mint. Hourly, 

dally, weekly or monthly. K««on»bl. 

ratei.CdfMrt. D.«)tH.1l. •Id 

— • • »- 

•ABVIITTINO IN Mr OCEAN CITY 

— Home l> montiii and older. Call n»- 

Ull. . . ,•/ . »'• 

LINWOOO ROOFINO - Serving 

Atlantic and cape Mav counties lor 33 

yearl. Ihlnglei, tiding, guttert, hot 

rooli. Free eitiinatei, injured. Call 

•371117 or til 0317. tl 

DECKS AODITIONS, Balling, iltpT' 

etc. Prim* Homes, Inc.. Ocean Clly. N.J. 

No |Dt> too small fully guaranteed. New 

Jersey registered. Free estimate). Call 

39>.SttO. Alter hours, weekends lor 

holiday!, ctll390ll» III 

CARPENTEW/LABOR FOR 

HIRE—Own tooliL ft tranipDrtaflon. 

Your man hai hangover? I nave family, 

oaadllnt to mralr Reasonable ratesl 

Contraclon or 'oma ownori. Sub|ecl to 

•vallamiily, Plrtl call, first served. Call 

Iff'ipil atk lor Phil. e.j, 

tf. 

Wsntfld 

yeaeiieiu — Fdltlly tl M" nlw to 

Hti Moftln* > Mrin tfH. of imoia lor 

rwl In UWW T«P. •>cill«nf'r*(tr«n- 

tt YMtty *f nrliHe'. Hm» W^ll 

iv* tiait)«, iNrtiMr lor, IhartiluuBli 

HANDYMAN-Reildmllal commercial 

Interior ft exterior. Remodeling, car- 

pentry, painting, paparhanglng, 

drywall, doors, windows. Call Richard 

Adarni at inmlo. tig 

SMIieT'RbcK, DRY WALL - PlaslerT 

paiwiino. Prime Hornei, Inc., Ocean 

City. N.J, No lob too imall; luUy guann 

tctd, Nuw J.rny registered. Free 

MllHMtn, Alter 1 Iwurt wttliandi or 

» l u * » t i M I I 

JIOINtKUINrLi.WOUD (TO. Stor 

wlnaowj »r,0 dnors, rtpldcment win 

' " N |b 

hi 

3l"l 

«.'•' 

RESORT XOMMUNnY 

-I t > I 

SANTARARBARA 

Or-OCT-WCII , 

A New Wave of 

Resort Accommodations, 

FROM 

(iiMlMh ihn hi KMMIII) 

•RiCOSIfHUCTiON 

$69,900 

BACK-UP DEPOSITS ARE NOW lilNO ACCIPTID 

FULLY FURBISHED ONE BEDROOM tlNITS. 

POOL, ELEQrWr LOBBY, ELEVATOR SERVICE, 

ONSiTE 

60^-398-4700 ' 

Vacationeral qet on our priority rental IM (or 19851 

£.CIu«//yl/irouBfL . RESORT MAyETINOASSOC. 

_Jt.. 

Summer Rentals ,, 

S6PTKM8EH fftra DECFVpSR _ |Jn, 

joy newly renavifad J 4 I Btdroanr 

apaitnifjiii oil rHi Slritf anj Bs fiiiniiini 

clunj, oi pace M an Bnirpwaed Board. 

Mill. Call IMKU. it 

&ARACE ^ NDrftaend v drVr aaly i 

C*ll Ui per ntdejtfi Oa»*1 tf 

BEACHFRONT - Oil MaWB ralei 

Sept., ott. weelil*, Keetenill, M .In- 

lar. call Ber«er Bealtif nf-mtt. Hi 

R.I. Wanted 


GARAGE RENTAL . 

53rd&Centr«l >' 

Dry, easy iceusi, «^lf 

dbl. garage. Excel, for 

small boat it§rage, eari, 

ttc. Winter rental months' 

& rental rate negotiable. 

CALL J?S 5542 

Lots Per Sad 

BUY HOUSES 

Ana Ineome Pratgerry 

In Any cendlllsn. 

Qultn Nfllimenlt 

Ca» Harry 

345-7938 

R.E. Par Sale 

,. , • i , ' J „'•' ' " , 'fc-vttheoppwrtuniiy kitch'nU|. The pool 

The Look is Bkiriiiuda'" B»yfiontcominjmityr i 

MttouJ bo«t*r '' J *i 

• .I t • • , ' • . ' ' i v I/I" ;••'• 

You Won't Find Another 

Buy Like Nantucket in Ocean City. 

j, OREENHOLSE 

ROOM IN 

tVERYHOME 

AT NO EXTRA 

CHARGE! 

WATE«FIIOHT tOT .— Fur anNm 

homt Priv.te 11% fMMII>« •» wntr. 

ti.5«J«i wn, liMMI «hflini 

location call TfMTM or IBIin, H 

Public Notice 

SHERIFF'S SALE 

by viriuf uf a WrII ef EycCvtlAn 

(Hiwd mn ol m* SiiptrMr Court el Ntw 

J«-s*V Ctkancvrv DtvftiOfl, Gmp* M#v 

County Docket No Fjl *s, flwrrtn 

pending wtwrvtit THE HOWARD 

SAVINGS BANK • New Jtn*y «f- 

portttlon r»y 

BEGINNING at a point In tl» norm 

wntwrly line of Ocaan Road IU ttvt 

wide), »*,d punt t»ti>g U feet nOr- 

thcatterly of fhf point of tuftrMcl.on Ctf 

the nfiritiwestrrly line of Ocaan Road 

and th* northcvittrly line ol North 

Straat (U ftat wfde), and prouadiitB,, 

thenc* O) nortnwntcrly .ornunf an 

angia to tht right witti ocaan ffaatf e4fi 

dvflrect 4 tnlnutn Ti on lev) to a poJnt. 

uirj point being in the wutfceaitvriy 

Mm of LetiifA, 

thonn • th* rilvltMH 

Una b*tw*an Loti 111 and Jlf A 31.7M 

i*tt to a point, mo pfttiit iHing to IM 

dlvitian iin*b*tw**n LoHllS«ft4 JU»t 

the point ol inTtncction of »(d dlvUltM 

Una wim tht dlviilon tin btTwotn Loh 

thenct t» *outh*attarly in Ttw t»v.Mo(t 

lint tMtwttn Loll US and JI*. t}L77 fottf 

tv * poiot in tht currrt northWHttny 

UMofOcoahRoad/ L. 

th«Kc« (4. uvthwatttrlv In * cw*t *o 

tht left of radim »«T*7 ttft fen *t% 

ttitttnet of J* fett to It* point of ciWrt 

of Ocaan Road; - -7 

ihanc* (I) CanHnuInt if) 4*l4 * 

• J--• A coiiiuimiiiy oi 31 • - , , ' , * 20 JjtESIDENCES STILL AVAILABLE, 

2 BEDROOM/2 BATH,. I. - Ô-WJOHLY^.^ „ W/.OWM.^ 

STARTING fllOafk'rt I * "eiNOi^ inn »it-* n»i*ttf(«t J " 

iMTUE' !Tl#%IICI , ««'"«•>•»•»• CityM0t»Mt*f».r 

IN THE V W ; CV • ~ ( It hi MMajati (*, daMrti. 

,"• v pwinim t anpnyoa w *. • 

itfMit UMtanM, »» ! ' 

> '*, 

ill 

w,nm

i' 

V 

PAGE 18 

Collective 

FEDERAL SAVINGS 


now 

3 LOCATIONS 

OCEAN CITY 

You're invited to join the "Triple Celebration" at our 3 Ocean City locations: 661 Asbury Ave., 

3333 West Ave. and our new MAC address, 1500 Haven Ave in the Ocean City Super*Fresh. 

You're going to like our completely renovated and enlarged Asbury office with its convenient 

new drive-in. 

For those at the southern end of the Island, stop in and say hello at our newest office location on 

West Ave, 

Or learn how you can ge^ the knack with MAC In the Ocean City Super'Fresh. 

Wherever you live or work in Ocean City, we're just around the corner. 

Register for valuable prizes 

during our celebration... 

WINFREE GIFTS 

WIN 

SONY 26'" 

Color Console TV 

S0NY i r 

1AIIM 

WIIM Portable Color TV 

WIN 

Fisher VCR 

with wireless remote 

Get the knack 

with MAC 

24 hour banking 

7 days a week 

Fill out a MAC application at any 

of our 3 Octan City locations and receive your 

FREE $5 MAC 

Deposit Coupon 

The Collective Federal $5 Deposit Coupon is redeemable as a 

deposit to any Collective Federal transaction account. Limit 

one per cardholder. Coupon valid upon completion of MAC 

application and receipt of MAC card. Coupon must be 

deposited at the Ocean City Super'Fresh Collective MAC 

machine. 

Now 3 Convenient 

Ocean City Locations: 

661 Asbury Ave. 3333 West Ave. 

'. . .and our new MAC location 

Ocean City Super*Fresh 

1500 Haven Ave. 

WI 

W I 

WIN 

JUST BY REQiSTiRINQ 

AT ANY OF OUR 

3 LOCATIONS 

$200 Super*Fresh 

Shopping Spree 

Two 10-ppeed 

Bicycles 




Super*Fresh 

3333 West 

FREE gifts & great rates 

Block & Decker Stepstool 

Royal Solar Calculator 

Cornlngware Casserole Dish 

a valuable 

combination from Collective 


Collect your frta gift from Collective Federal when you open 

any certificate of deposit account during our celebration. 

These nationally known items are our way of saying "Thank 

You", 

$500 or men 

Open any type of 

certificate of deposit 

account with a deposit 

of $500 or more, and 

receive your choice of; 

$10 Cash 

Westclox Travel Alarm 

Coventry Cutlery 

Ingram Light Timer 


Cannon Blanket 

Corningware Casserole, 

Dish 

Maintenon Wine Carafe 

Chrome Cross Pen 

$5,000 or mora 




of $5,000 or more, and 

receive your choice of: 

$20 Cash 

$26 Super'Fresh Gift 

Certificate 

Black & Decker Stepstool 

Con Air Rechargeable 

Spotlight 

Proctor Sllex 10 Cup 

Coffeemaker 

GE Headset Radio 

Black & Decker 12 Volt Car-. 

Vac 

GE Digital Alarm Clock 

Radio 

Oiler good alSSl Albgry Avi. and 3333 Wail Av*., Ocean City, ofllewonly On* gilt par Men 

unified* of deeoill opantO- Fund! mult ramalnon (Mpoiit lot HJ mnnthi. FMtral HfluHtzcna 

rnqulrt autntmtlal pWIIIty lot eifly wllhdrawal.Glft oflar dow not apply to fuiidi truniferrad 

from otlMr CoNactlvaFadaral aecounta, All gift* Includ* manufacturer* warrinfy, Oflarmiyâ 

w^hdrairn at any tlma P 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1885 

FREE 

Coffee and 

Doughnuts 

Hot Dogs 

Sodas 

and Gifts 

Asbury & West Ave. 

locations only 

Celabrttlon Begins 

Wed, Sept. 1-1 



Spotlight 

proctor Sllex 10 Cup 

Coffeemaker 

Collective 


OTHER LOCATIONS: - BRIGANTINE ABSECON • CHERR\ * ATLANTIC HILL* CINNAMINSON CITY • BECKETT • •BRICK EGG HARBOR TOWN • 

v ' GLbUCESTER " J M , »#fc: 

,[., 

C 

*D 

Friday, September 13, IMS 

City orders the Arts Center shut down 

flii iUlT* * BnTEVIEIW HtA i>HU>at Jinn.. thA .)».»rf..Ml «id u~ '• '-^— ----- - 

By ANITA J.SPIEGEL the report from the structural engineer 

Sentlnel-Ledser Stall Alt Indicated the horizontal beams and 

rather than the negative upeeto of the 

We want to protect the 

decision. 

S Joists were substandard for the load they 

The Cultural Arts Center which Is supported," Mayor Jack Blttner said welfare of the people using the building 

"City officials don't want people to ^t 

housed on the second and third Doors of yesterday. "We want to protect the 

hurt I want to emphasta that we want 

He turn-of-the century building ar«9 . welfare of the people using the building and the city from possible insurance exposure' safe facilities,' 

Wesley Av. was dosed ^Wednesday u> and the city from possible Insurance 

temoon following a BBeeflng of city of• exposure." 

fldals who learned from a structural Although Blttner said the tity tad •bout thii way, It's something we tried to and manpower to accommodate the 

engineer the structure nay be unsafe. proper Insurance coverage, he added It avoid," Hid the mayor, adding be center activities In other municipal 

•BB Historical Museum, which Is on was becoming increasingly expensive directed dty Business Administrator fiwUIBts, 

,the first floor of the former school especially for liability on public Michael Wood, Public Works Director Council President Henry Knight, who 

'building, will remain open. 

htMJ g 

Alfred Ganglnl and Public Belatlons attended Wednesday's meeting, said be 

•The cento' was dosed because of 

'It's regretful that this had to come Director Mark Solfer to provide apace preferred to stress the positive aspects 

1 Knight said Wednesday 

afternoon. "It (the doelng) wffi force the 

city to make a decision about 

rehabilitation or building a new structure." 

T npiirt, fire code retrofit provSnoni and 

ate ttans deemed necessary in in 

Council expect* to receive toe co«t 

n^wrtbytheendofthein«ithBi»ro«k« 

^wrtbythendfthth»k 

a dedWon in October whether to mako 

the wpaiw or proceed withanewfadlMy 

-—e 

that^may «bo Include the museum and 

buy. v j 

City Council recently authorized D tfae city opts to repair the old 

structural engineer Edward P. Ryan of 

^'1 

*netare, the Aits Centerwnild irnnt$ 

E.P, Ryan Associates, Inc. of relocate temporarily MBjfwMy. • 

Pleasantville to prepare a report 

reflecting coat estimates for structural 

(Please .turn to page in 

The Cultural Arts Center has been ordered to vacate its home at facility is constructed. City officials are expected to decide next 

409 Wesley Av. until the building's structure is repaired or a new month which course of action they will pursue. 

Township to enforce extensive fire code 

* ByKENWEATHERFORD 

SenthKl-LedgerStBff 

UPPBR TOWNOffl> - Local fire 

officials met with Township Committee 

Monday night to work out particulars on 

a proposed ordinance adopting the 

uniform Fire Safety Act and 

establishing local enforcement of its 

provisions. 

Officials still have some details of the 

'The new fire code will give someone in the township the right 

to go into' these mercantile businesses at any time they want.,. 

plan to work out as Mayor Daniel Bevel 

expressed concern over the township's 

possible liability if a tragic fire occurred 

after 1 building was Inspected. 

"I think we want to be aware of what 

our liability will be and what that 

liability will cost," he told the fire of- 

SdaJs gathered at the governing body's 

workshop meeting. 

The new code sets stringent Ore 

*Dept. store due on Dolaway site 

The Dolaway shops, which have sold 

women's apparel in the .QUO block of 

Asbury Avenue for many years have 

been sold 1 to a Seaside Park-baaed firm 

which plans to demolish the existing 

structures .and replace them wtth a 

department store by next summer. 

k According to David Davidson,, part 

owner of B&B department stores, sale of 

the buildings will be f Inalked In January 

when the firm plans to commence work 

at the site. i 

" Davidson, who him been owner of tj» 

company with stores In WUdwood and 

other resort areas of the state for 11 

years, said the faculty will feature all 

sizes of men's, women's and children's 

dothing'plus accessories and Jewelry. 

"We're a full-line department store," 

he said at presstlme yesterday declining 

to reveal the purchase price. Hie sale 

hadn't been recorded with the local tax 

assessor. 

According to the local tax office, the 

two Iota on which the stores are situated 

H>e buildings have been assessed at 

1294.000, she said. 

Mayor Jack Blttner, who owns 

property ui the 800 block, said he 

welcomed the addition of another retail 

operation. "I don't know anything about 

them (B&B), but I think it's wonderful," 

he said. 

The Dolaway sisters, who have been in 

business locally for approximately a 

quarter of a century, werejinavailable^l 

have a combuMiland value of 1300,000. for comment at presstlme. 

oise; safety concerns voiced in 

âirport improvement discussion 

J,ary Council last night was 

award a «61,786 conbict to 

;WVuig;pf Woodbine for i 

t l t 

fl°J? ttta JK"S 5*«8WHSE !S5"-A> 

b AdmlnlstrHtlan'- which to crea 

> jnajoc'iwrm*. ol. tlxf total • and • s l drawn, 

•Ii 

.l 

lanner John 

the grant: 

sald'forMting t 

loss of future f-f 

prevention standards and will require 

many buildings to undergo costly 

retrofitting procedure*. Many buildings, 


Move for special 

blue law here { 

on back burner 

"Hie democratic majori^rleaoW' 

At Mayor Jack Bttmer*a fuggefttai. 

City Council Tuesday night tabled 

tiri f di ft rtl t the amtMfroent indmtry, then it (btar* 

introduce last night requesting the state „ - 

to consider adoption of special day," tbe mayofcontinued. H w»1 _ 

legislation allowing Ocean Ctty to enact until after the election aad if thar 

"aw ÎP*^ MUM 

"J^Mne^- ^ Bepublfcani 1 win, w^have.a well h meni 

. CoancUjnewbeneartte" '— *• ' " 

>,couia oftresotveama ujning renrai; ,/i 

"A ridn-blnding referendnni «Jneirtion 

soliciting voten prefereoce. 

«15 

I* OT 0 btOQlDfl Pfti Baff*^ * * HM tp ta^Dfi 

place legislative and gubernatorial 

approval of special legislation would be 

required by Oct 10. According to state 

Sen. James Hurley, the Legislature, 

no blue la 

•>, r i ^^ 

membersof flte Ocean CaSÛ—~ — 

Commerce on the bine law iasue knows 61 

percent of the members ttaponffinglnw 

to favor of open Sundays. , 

t Huvevei', iMdy M nembefs t^QiondfjQ 

which sat this week, isn't scheduled to to the polUrOr IS percent-of^hi W 

reconvene for business until after the jpHHonnaires that,.were. ta0ed to 

elections. 

members. • >' •• 

"It makes sense to operate with the , VittpoM members favor open SUK 

feedback from the voters before pur- diys, Seventeen (ID percent) favotC 

suing legislation." Bittner said in dosed Sundays whOe 16 (or 19 percent). 

acknowledging the time constraints areinfavorrfamodifledSondayckaifag: 

facing the dty. "It's much nun prac- ordinance. ' • i ; 

tical to act In a deliberate way for such The results were announced by 

an Important issue. 

Chamber President Elale Gflkspti 

and more. 

Legion post cones under fire Section l, page 3 

Increase in crashes a concern ,,, Section I. page 2 

Search for principal is oniqae ,,.,...,..., Section l.nage • 

Bell building miffs Sea Isle. , .Section i,pagein 

School Work payment up in the air Section 1, page 12 

You and Reagan UII reform: how much? , Section 1. page 1 

Six pages of classifieds, begin Section z, page 10 

Fishing reports, , Section 2, page 9 

Obituaries.,. ....Section I, page 8 

Crossword , .....Section2,page IB 

Ull 

."•JCL; 

&** \i'Cil

li 1 

i\1. 

PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Hampton Pine 

•J j - S i i |»* iiiii»li III « irpi |iiiii M , ! | I ( I M ] | | " 

r l i i l m v M ' f l inliil l i m n - » i l l i l i l . n s lilll'.lic (1 I I . I I I I U . M < 

I'.lllliil I iU 111111L£ ( J . I I I I I I . I I »lsli 

WALL SYSTEM AND TABLE COORDINATES 

Plus-evtry Wall Unit in tfock onialt 

t. 

Hfde-A-Bed® Sale 

Save $140, to $160. 

on full or queen size sofa 

beds In Contemporary, 

Traditional and Colonial styles. 

You'll appreciate Simmons® 

famous quality and the savings! 

16 cubic ft. Refrigerator 

No frost 

White or Almond 

ModeJ#ET16TKX7 

pr 

$579.00 

Regularly $619.00 

MiHinf ywr www » unit mltr 

$649.00 

Save SJOO 

Clearance 


Save 15% Beach Chairs and 

Umbrellas 

Save 30% Vandy Craft Redwood, 

Barody Spence P.V.C, 

Telescdpe Vinyl Furniture, 

Cushions, Wire Chairs 

Ducane Gas Grill 

Reg .1519.00 

End of summer savings on AAodei 

DZ2002HLPi with gas storage tank, 

rotiss agrili, cutting board and Syr. 

Warranty on burners, ( hoods, burner 

boxes, pyramid briquettes and 

stainless steel grates. 

These savings and 

features are too good to 

miss—stop in today. 

\f tf0 tfBfttflVENIIE • OCEAN GITY • 399-5511 

Hampton Pine 

.iih Sin. 11. .in d.-MKii Midi li.iiid«nii. p 

l Hvlllt|.(i,llIH l| ||,H||« Slilli .iiiilCMtl Illllll. 

-h.iprd .iiicl h.md-l hid. 

Sale 

HOOVER 

Convertible 

Cleaner 

with 

Headlight 

• Sleel handli w/grlp 

• Powerful 5 0 Amp. motor 

• II ql loprill bag 

• 4-pstlllen rug •djuilintni 

$89,95 

Your choice 

$129.00 

HEXAGON 

COMMODE 

Model tUUiJ 

End of Season Close-out 

Sanyo® T.V, 

19" Color Portable $329.00 

#91C10 • reg. 1459.00 

25" Color Portable $409,00 

/W2C800 reg. $559.00 

f 

Limited quantities available, 

hurry in today 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, IMS 

Increase in crashes, 

fatalities a concern 

MiyorJiriBltUwltodiy 

I upreued concern over 

•UUstiai which to- 

11J3 percent lacreawin 

January to Aagut ME over 

tss "în^ tifiift pfriofl iji iff 

IUI year there were 6T0 

accidents nautttag in four 

deaths compared to 553 IDdodlng 

one fatality ta 1964. 

All of tbeIOIIIt.«IOc»snClly.NJ.O«i;* •/ 

•tlKMidelaiimattfr ' ' ,J* 

I -TUESDAY'S PAPER- }: 

Display advertising 5 p.m. Friday & 

Ciassified; Sports • noon Saturday V 

News, T06 lat^ to classify, i... noon Monday ^5 

. / -FRIDAY'SPAPER- ,;/ ^ 

I, Letter^ ,...*,,, ,noon Tuesday 

l w. ^"; Y ^? l '* s ••••*•"• hopri Wednesday • 

DWpl/y adverlising'.Vî 5p.m. Wednesday^': 

w 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1985 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE 3 — SECTION ONE 

TJfet 

-Neighbors of the local American legion post have reportedly complained about illegal drinking 

and other disruptive behavior at the site although police have said thev arp unaware of thp alleged 

activities. 

Legion post is under fire 

•Despite the absence of 

police reports to Indicate the 

presence of public drinking, 

foul.' language and illegal 

habitation at the American 

Legion Post at 14th Street and 

Haven Avenue, city Business 

Adinlnlstrator Michael Wood 

has been directed to prepare a 

report on alleged activities 

and', ordinance violations 

Councilman John Esposlto, 

a , Legionnaire himself who 

rep'rjnnta the area that 

inlpei the post, told City 

Council Tuesday night he 

received many complaints 

about alleged Unking and 

hapatton in the building 

whtfch supposedly has no 

shower facilities 

According to Cape May 

health official Clay 

Jn Jr., residing In 

Ings without bathing 

facilities la a health violation. 

He. was unaware Wednesday 

whether the situation existed 

at the post. 

f»ost member William 

Canizzaro acknowledged 

yesterday the post 

temporarily houses veterans 

i , 1 

really down and 

out," he §ald. "What are you 

pU to do, put them on the 

•tfett?" 

Mice Chief Dominick 

Longo this week said nothing 

had been reported recently 

against the post. Earlier this 

summer there were 

complaints which resulted In 

the arrest of two Intoxicated 

jefsons, he said, 

9 ''If we got calls, we would 

Investigate the alleged 

complaints, 1 * Longo said, "If 

residents observe something, 

they should report it," 

Kit, Esposlto said he didn't 

Five beaches 

open till 

^Sunday 

Five local beaches will 

remain protected by 

lifeguards through Sunday, 

S&t. 15 after it was decided 

extremely hot weather and 

m availability of lifeguards' 

warranted the move. 

Th£ beaches had been 

scheduled to close for the 

A but Sunday, Instead, 

bathing areas will 

remain protected through this 

weeMi 

St. Charles Place and the 

beaehes at 9th, 11th, 12th and 

34th streets. 

JJMtehi Patrol Capt. Oliver 

Mutaiay cautions bathers to 

swim only on the protected 

busk, which are guarded 

JJfra.m. to S p.m. on week- 

•jiys. and until 5:30 p.m. on 

weekends, 

\ ^Weather , 

'Bunny today with highs 

MM 65 to 70 and lowl around 

50. Saturday and Sunday wul 

be fab 1 with lome clouds and 

moderating temperature*. 

High* In the mld-60s and lows 

^>'the upper 40*. Fair on 

Wtofflday with highs In the low 

«• and lows In the tow 50s;_ 

RATIONAL WEATHER 

SERVICE 

u 

PINE FASHIONS |o 

1 3246 Asbury Ave.]' 

, Ocean City 

take the matter to police 

because be thought he could 

handle the situation by 

ironing it out with post 

officials 

In a prepared statement 

aimed at another 

publication's account of post 

activities, Canizzaro 

Indicated that foul language 

and drinking were generated 

by otters In the neighborhood, 

"We allow no one, and I 

mean no one, to become 

Intoxicated In this post," 

Canizzaro stated. "We allow 

no fights or pot smoking, 

"Foul language, that is a 

sign of ignorance; even I 

cannot control that 

sometimes," he continued.. 

"Okay we're not aU perfect." 

In admitting the post 

currently housed two 

veterans, he said they obtained 

employment and would 

be moving out this weekend. 

Council President Henry 

Knight, who operates a 

pharmacy In the vicinity of 

the Rlverboat dub, a private 

organization, said he 

hasn't experienced problems 

with Oat group and was 

unaware of the activities 

generating complaints at the 

post. 

According to city Solicitor 

Gerald J, Corcoran there 

wasn't much local officials 

could do to curtail drinking by 

private RTOUDS because the 

tides 

csulanr An-lHisn'i MIHM 3KHI50 

For 9th Street drawbrldie 

High Low 

A.M, P.M. A.M. P.M. 

laFri 7:48 B:04 1:40 1:50 

USat 8:33 8:47, 2:27 2:39 

ISSun 9:18 9:31" 3:12 3:30 

Ifflfon 10:01 10:17 3:54 4:17 

ITTue 10:48 11:05 4:37 5:05 

Gor pr«m( Egg Harbor Inlet. 

subtract H'minutes {torn high 

tide; subtract 17 minutes from 

low tide. 

For Sea Isle City beachfront, 

subtract 18 minutes from high 

and low tide. 

ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

New Moon Sept. 14 

Moon in Perget Sept. 16 

Full Moon Sept. 29 

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ART 

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Now faking orders on 

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144 Asburv 

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ALL SUMMER 

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; 

. FALL DRESSES sl'^V*' , 

fVNowa0%OFF W»^B'.>Vf;»,* /! 

dry ordinance permits nonprofit 

organizations to possess 

alcohol although they ware 

forbidden to seU It. 

Councilman William Meia 

Tuesday night suggested 

strengthening the alcohol 

laws by prohibiting alcoholic 

beverage storage facilities 

md the delivery of it here by 

area liquor distributors. 

Meis said he would prefer to 

see penalties Imposed on the 

parson accepting the delivery 

at well as the person bringing 

It, 

Mels also wanted any 

changes In the ordinance to 

take place through a voter 

referendum. 

However, Corcoran 

explained such a referendum 

would remain in effect for 

three years after which time 

the governing body could 

alter the law by majority 

vote, 

-Anita J. Spiegel 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

Applegate and Valiante exchange vows in Delaware 

toy EBttbtQ) Apphgate. 

w *W«r_£ ApptafiU of 

Oty. and Meted Frrodi 

VaUutg, «n of Hiv Albert 

A. VaUanteaf WDmiz^tiz) ud 

fee late Mr Vaflante, m 

united In marriage at a 

the Aldercgat* Dulled 

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we would be 

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MixMS 6- II 

Half Was wn» a 

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Rev Uaooard Ktsnfskl Roy 

tt Moyw. lnttaN»taw at 

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Baldvin were Scrtptnre 

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tart T. Wbtai, orpmlJt Be 

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Girts to mani«ge by tw 

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Largest Selection Anywhere, of 

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Sulls • Coals 

seen elsewhere for 

Skirts 

seen elsewhere 

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•119 

Paiect for all weather. A fabric that oes 

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OOlorS. SMC 4-m, Also: Blouses, Belts, Handbags to 

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COATS 

OconOty.NJ. 

i OFF 

Stone Ilnrbor 

MihSf.ofltndAve, 

Entire st^ck of clothing 

Including swlmsuits 

50% OFF 

Good variety of merchandise available 

ALL NAAAE BRANDS 

Gift Merchandise 

30 % to SO % OFF 

NEW FALL HOURS: 

Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. fo 5 p.m., Sat. Eve. 7 to 9 

Sunday 12 to 9 p.m. 

tagb £Un»km necMte, witti 

U d ^ to d 

pointed at the wrist. HM 

skirt mi trimmed via 

DRESSES 

By Casfieberry Goldworm Baron Peter* 

Alper Sclrwirti Aipinlts (Switierlana) 

in One, Two. Three Pieeet 

SPORTSWIAR 

By Daiton Bleyie (Gtrmany) Reversible 

Muiti-celorea Pleated Skirts by Saput (Bngland) 

744ASBURY AVI., OCEAN CITY 399-1035 

NA, ni atttBdaBti won 

are o* Dowered headplecei of 

gjoiana wth an fniflii lavender pompomi, 

pleated «**>** art a **innMTt)' ratnlitor* nan, pupil 

hot Jackal •» Hjb OMta *»&* tni wMfcDUtim 

omatloni with baby't 

LANCASTER, RADIO COT 

TB1P8 SCHEDULED 

Cape May County Red Cnws 

Chapter wffl sponsor an outlet 

shopping bus trip to Lancaster, 

Pa. oo Wednesday, 

Ncrv. 8. Tickets are 113-50 per 

person. Tbe amfflflry will also 

sponsor a bus trip to the new 

Christmas Show at Radio CUy 

Btolc Hall in New york on 

Thuraday, Nov. fi. Tlcketa 

are »3»J0and mchde transportation 

aad "frnlwi* 1 "* to 

fee show. For nwrratiens 

au MB-HM. 

AlbertA. vallante of 

winrington. brother of the 

was held at the Hercules 

Fortes VaHaH* of Jtmrt, 

A wtde paod of ABO^ DeL, sUt*r-to-Uw «f foe 

k^fc rrtrmtwi from tbe wiW pMn, Lynn Baldwin el 

IB fiw end of the train. The wuoiingtoa.asdliaryO'Ndll 

Jaao B»rr of Wartmoot. 

Ml honorary brideanald. 

The mottar of U» bride 

•ore • fWffw gown of dmtr 

After a honeymoon in 

ta Oaymoot, DeL, aad Ocean 

of Boltywocid, HiW, tUbs of rose over taffeta with an 

itKiaTBy tace, swd pearii, the gream. They wore gma empire waist, draptd 

sod bf^so^^ w^yjny 

nwtjltw*i and long paSed 

awflofFr*OfBBii.«nd :pnaaad he* Jackrts 

and arrli 

The bride, a graduate of the 

Wiliillimton Frieods School 

and Baldwin-Wallace College 

A band of HiarlliTty lace 

ijuJtd the IMIIIUM of tti dres 

and veiL S* carried a coDige 

tf uued fiywss is a f^yriffe 

design, infrnrttfig cattleya 

_ of white 

a iJKvtlti& gons sf 

florets, wbtte and 

qntana wlft a draped 

taatdoo |mi|inin, row andattrt. 

Each wore tboolder 

conagea of Ugfat pink cympinl 

petite roses, pnrpl« 

*atk* and baby's brtatfa. Joseph P. Valiante of 

ta BOM, Ohio, is a graduate 

student in bnalnew adninistratlarj 

at Wot Chester 

University. She ta employed 

the Delaware TTBlt 

tt mn, white 

miniature carnationi, 

Aapksantte and baby's 

tlM&L 

of butts for her 

The fkmw glri, E3na Kate Newark, DeL, waa best man 

Tqllgren of Em, NJ. won lor his brother. tJahera were 

George A. Nemea of 

Wilmington, Maik A. 

•ft a raffled Off back. She 

Keene, HE, and 

carried a nosegay with 

The gram, a graduate of 

SL Elizabeth High School and 

fba University of Delaware, is 

employed by Cora States of 

Delaware 

coasin. fans Campbell 

"We expect over 300 per- 

Sodety wffl bout the Fran- 

Jersey District convention 

SepL 19 to Bat Tbe Flanders 

HoteL 

son* fran all over the East to 

to ta attendee*," add Vera 

Bffller.publlcttycfatlnnanfor 

fte iHMlliig society. 

Dtstincfivg Looks in Ladies Fasfiion 

COATS & SUITS 

Judging wffl take plan 

daring the morning boot on 

Satnrdjry. Sept H. The show 

By Gallant . Re«al Evan Pieone 

wfll An be opened to the 

Dwwoal (IrBland) Vicuna CasnitiBre 

public from 1:30 to 8 pm 

Mohair Tweed 

Admission is free. 

For infonnatlot) n Mrs. 

Miner at mmi or George 

Wuest, co-chairman, S90-38J7. 

Mon.,Tues.,andWed. 

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RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 

Mr. and Mrs, Michael Valiante 

Free shade trees are available 

Tbt National Arbor Day 

Foundation is giving 10 free 

rfade Met to people who 

become Foundation members 

TTje free trees are put of 

ta Foundation's effort to 

promote fall tote planting 

O 

A sugar maple, weeping 

willow, red oak, green ash, 

thornless honeylocust, pin 

oak, silver maple, tuliptree, 

Eiiropean mountainash, and 

The 6-to 12-inch trees will 

be shipped at the right time 

1ST plintlng between Oct IS 

and Dec. 10. They will be sent 

postage pajd with enclosed 

plant!ng Instructions. 

These trees were selected 

because they provide shade 

nd beauty, aad a variety of 

forms, leaf shapes, and fan 

colors, according to Andrew 

Strang, chairman of the 

Oetan City Shade Trw 

Committee. They are 

red maple tree will be given toguaranteed 

to grow, or will be 

members Joining during replaced (fee of charge. 

September. 

To become a member of the 

SHIRT 

SALE 

Includes 

FREE 

MONOGRAM 

(3 initials) 

The Bag Room 

& Monogram Shop 

Corner ?ih & Anbury, 

Oc«an Cily 

Mon.Sit, lotoj 

F»H Hours: 

Bag Room at the Flanders on the Boardwalk 

DaliV 10-4 • Frl. ft Sal. Eves 7 ? 

Foundation and to receive tte 

free trees, a HO membership 

contribution should be s 

Shade Trees, National 

Day Foundation, 100 

Av., Nebraska City, NE i 

by Sept. 30, 

Civic 

garden -3 

unit meets 

Mrt, Eugene Volk,* 

oimber of U^food W< 

dub and formally of ^-_ 

dale Women's Ctob, wu the 

guest speaker at the garden 

department of Ocean GUy 

Qvic Glob 1 * HrBt meetmg^ 

IIm uinui, i fleiil. IB tn tjif 

Youth Center. > «i 

Mrs. Volk, introduced fit 

MB. Donald Fogg, chairman, 

who Instructed members lo 

the making of a craft 

using pressed flowera. 

also demonstrated severi 

metbods of pressing flowMi, 

Bach person attenditi! 

received • kit containing 

necessary materials 

complete one "mini 

arrangement. 

Tbe next meeting of .tbe 

garden department will be 

Tuesday, Oct 8 In the Yoiî 

Ctenter. For Information, pn£ 

be dub's activities contoct 

Mn. Fogg at MW. ',/, 

The Sentinel.Ledger 

business office and switchboard 

open at 8 a.m. weft- 

•da>s. 

TO SCHOOL 

with Shoes 

w TOP-S/DEfT 

II began *ithlfieo(iainal Sperry Top-Sidet* 50 years ago The whole classk) boot Ehcx* 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 198S 

Choral, 

fehestral 

jtiatesset 

Community 

has scheduled the 

g dates for its orand 

choral concerts; 

ubegln 3 p.m. on a Sunday: 

Wi, 15 Orchestra Concert, 

Oec. I Choral Concert, 

February 9 Orchestra Con- 

ft' 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1985 THE SENT1NEL-LEDGKH, OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGE 6 - SECTION ONE 

What's Cooking* contest underway 

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Cooking contest, iponsored by 

The Sentinel-Ledger, will be 

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Nov. M In the intermediate 

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and by Avenue 

Entries art BOW being 

accepted In each of the three 

categories: appstixen and 

salads, entrees and soups, and 

breads and desserts. 

There is BO entry fee and 

everyone U welcome to 

thmlt ga many recipes U 

flwy wish In each, or all of the 

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RIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, IflKS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 — SECTION ONB 

Will your tax bill rise under the president's tax proposal? 

categories. 

categories. 

name, address and telephone 

All entries will be given to • All recipes entered wUl number on each entry and 

panel of Judges on OS, U to appear In • special cooking mail to The Sentinel-Ledger. 

fetermine the 10 semlflnallsts l i to be tootuded to cooking contest, 112 B. 8thSt. 

The Jersey Cape 

In each category. TbeflnalistB Sentinel-ledger Issue of Ocean City, 08226 or drop 

win be notified to bring their Nov. 21 with pictures of the them ofl at the office, 9 a.m. to 

for Nuclear Dlsarmau 

prepared dish to the in- Judging and winners. S p.m. Monday through 

will host a represent 

termediate school for the final 

FHdjly, 

from the group Witness 

Judging. At thU Hme awards to eater, send each recipe For additional Information 

Peace, 7 p.m., Monday, Sept 

will be presented for lint m • separate piece of paper, call Social Editor Marie 

ffl in the Cape May County ( 

place, ISO; second plan, *»; typed or clearly printed: Huber at the newspaper, 399library, 

(bird plan, US, and for Include the category, your 5411 

A slide show and talk on ttie 

honorable mention a gift 

group's experiences in tlfe 

subscription to • cooking 

country of Nicaragua will ty- 

magazine Prlies will be 

featured. 

awarded in each of the 

Witness for Peace was 

bunded In 1963 as an «*-"< 

periement in non-violent 

action. WFP volunteers 

participate in the work of 

Nicaragua communities and 

hope to deter terrorism by 

pHofo Dy Senior Studio their presence. 

The Young at Heart quartet will be the featured artists this evening Their purpose also la to 

Friday at 8 p.m. on the Music Pier, This will be final performance by the Inform their own com* 

munities of the actual con- 

group for the season. From left are Jim Pickering, baritone, Charles 

ditions they hive observed In 

Taylor, tenor, Deborah Wittcamp, alto, Marion (alien, soprano, and Nicaragua. All Interested g 

Florence Maguire, seated, accompanist. 

persons ire invited to attend.)' 

Lowden earns degree; working as editor 

Nancy Beth Lowden of 206 bachelor of science degree, a copy editor with, the assumed her dunes in early 

Wesley Av, received her majoring in Journalism, from National Dragster, a weekly September and resides In the 

the University of Florida in newspaper affiliated with the North Hollywood area. 

Casper "Andy" Arleth of §omer§ Point holds Scouts going Gainesville on Aug. 10. National Hot Rod Association Her parents are Edna and 

his grandson, Sean Michael Arleth, during a 

Lowden, a 1981 graduate of based in California. She Dudley Lowden of Ocean City. 

recent family gathering for his 73rd birthday. 

Ocean City High Schorl where 

Also celebrating birthdays during the month of camping 

she was co-editor jf The 

August were family members from left, Sean, 4 • Ocean City Boy Smut Troop Bllows, the school's news Garden Club installs 

Megan Pancoast, 18; Joseph Arleth, 2, and32 

Is holding its first camping section published In The The Garden Club of Ocean terpleees on each of the tabled 

Maureen Pancoast, 21, all of Somers Point. trip of the year at Atlantic Jentfrwl-Ladfer, was active City held its annual In- for members and guests. ' 

County Park In Estell Manor at the university. 

stallation luncheon meeting The invocation was given by 

Saturday afternoon. 

She became assistant editor ftpt. 3 at The Flanders Hotel Mary Smith and opening 

The "See ud Do Weekend" of the Campus Loader, one of The luncheon and short remarks by Adelene 

Fall Sportswear 

la an opportunity for In- several newspapers published business meeting was conSchaefer. 

Installation officer 

terested parents and boys to at the university, and during ducted following a social hour was Llbby Young. 

Sweaters Galore me what Scouting Is all about. her last semester was ta fee garden room. Flower 

There will be demonstrations associate editor for the 

Officers for the 1985-88 ye^- 

arrangements were nude by 

of several skills Oat theuniversity's 

portion of the 

are Adelene Schaef 

several members for cen- 

1986 Bathing Suits Scouts have learned Including Gainesville Sun, the leading 

VIM 

sues | cooking dinner for their daily newspaper in that area. SHOW AND FAB 

M.C. 

I Accepted | 20% OFF 6 46 guests. 

She was also a freelance TOAD BURDETTE 

All parents and boys age 11 writer for various South The annual bone show and 

to 18 are Invited to Job) Troop Jersey pubUeaUons, including country fair to benefit Bur- 

S at 3 p.m. Saturday. CaU Ed The Preta, where she wasdette 

Tomlln Memorial 

Storck 399-3116 or Sigemployed 

as a copyperson for Hospital will be 8 a.m. to 5 

Rutkowskl 8B9-MIS for dinner a school semester, p.m. Sept. 21 and 22 at Rx 

reservations and directions. Lowden will be employed as Bmeh, Route 47 In Goshen. 

Equestrian competition In 78 

events will include hunter, 

|80l8VentnorAve. Dally 10:00 fqS;30p.m. 

carriage and Jumpers. Also 

Margate 822-3753 

Sunday lj;M fa 3:00 

featured are booths, pony 

rides, children's games, dam 

bar and on Sunday, an antique 

rp ' iq» "t*. 

car show, 

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Slipcovers • Bedspreads 

• Verosol Shades 

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pwldenti Mary Wetts, ^ 

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recording secretary 1 Tax reform to raising a lot proposal lower my tu bill? 

ef questions. 

What's going to happen with 

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president's tax reforms deduction? 

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Will the new brackets in the affect me? 

••- How Tax Relorm Affects You 

live this wDtk%hni In tee how YOU wtwlt! he n/Jii till hi the Prevdeni i tut reform plan Ynu II need 1,1 

Cnji'f your IW4 ftiternl meame la\ Mum infiimuitton iinin the Kork sheet 7hi numhrr\ on then/hi 

hiyid ude tell IRU « hit h Inn 

; 

Charlotte Bberle, 

corresponding secretary, aad 

Jean Rartsough, treasurer. 

Directors are Hope 

Frederick, Joan Mlley, 

Loralne Tarves and libby 

Young. Past presldenta 

serving on the board Include 

Eleanor Whlttaker and Janet 

BMipp. _ 

Toe luncheon meeting** 

committee was under ibe 

direction of Mary 

chairman. 

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1 Here IM't worksheet to help 

you iitlrnate how tax reform 

•Meets you. The New Jeney 

Society of CertUM PubUc 

Accountants Is providing this 

worksheet and Instructive 

on viiur I9HJ tu\ form man hi inserted m thehltink\ ('tunpurr » hut inu 

nhtii\tm miulilpm i/ihria\ nhmimi«i n/ the la* n'fnrm plan 

Wngcs iind kaUiritf-, 

EnipiilUT piilil hcillth 

Inierc 1 .! iniomi' 

BuS8lt marah, surf, ocean and 

laboratory. Plant and animal 

*ttfe win be studied, and there 

ma, bi Information en comirelal 

crab shedding, 

diving, photography 

marine science, 

ibllahlng a salt water 

aquarium, and marine • 

# science careers. 

Cost of the weekend la $55. 

For more information and 

registration contact Betty 

Jean Jesuncosky, County 4-H 

agent, Cooperative Extension 

Service, Dennlsville R. 

Route 657, Cape May 

House; phone 48MUS, 

r I ' 

^SoRoprnnsT TO 

w 

mm 8OTT. u 

Soroptotnlat International 

tf Ocean City will start its fall 

program on Thursday, Sept. 

. 18 at 6:30 p.m. In Harbour 

Lights Restaurant, Somers 

Point. Quest speaker will be 

Dorothy Lehman who will 

show slides and speak on rape 

and child abuse. Anyone interested 

in attending should 

_ call Glnny Morgan at 399-7506 

#or Helen Goas at 399-2098. 

u * a *7i Duplex 

f 

FURNITURE 

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Sweater Jackets 

for your 

fall wardrobe. 

Consider ui when 

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special sweater for 

the holidays or cruises 

OPEN'TIL JAN, 1st 

I 20%t.50%OFF 

guide to help promote public over to succeeding years. tax savings for every parti of the president 

awareness of Us reform Adjustments to deductible dollar. Under the 

issues. 

irmmt 

proposed bracket schedule. It 

To UM the worksheet, you'll A couple Of adjustments to would be worth only 35 cents. 

need your IBM federal Income inenne, which are actually In addition, specific deduc- 

tax return. You'll be able to tai deductions,, will be lost tions hive been United. 

ill in somt of tne blanks on and a couple of hew ones will Iatereit deduction!. A 

the worksheet with entries be added undir the 15,000 cap will b« placed on 

directly from your Form 10M. President's plan, 

Interest deductions. The In- 

Use this guide, which rtf en to IRAs Married couples with terest cap li raised, however, 

the worksheet for step-by-itep oni working spouse would get by the amount you earn on 

Instructions on specific a hefty tax break. Last year, a Investments. For example, 

provisions proposed by thecouplt 

with one, working the Interest cap for someone 

president. The worksheet spouse could contribute no with 110,000 in Income from 

allows you to compare what more than 18^0 to an DU. bonds would rise to fU,000 

you actually paid In federal The president's plan would ($5,000 plus the WflW In- 

tax In 1984 with what you boost that amount to $4,000. vestment Income). No cap 

would have paid If be tax Child care. The credit for would be placed on mortgage 

reform measures were In child cart expenses would be Interest you deduct for a 

force, and It shows you which replaced with a deduction principal residence. 

provisions in the reform under the president's plan. Zero Bracket Amount! 

proposal will affect your You would get a deduction of (also referred to as standard 

personal financial pleura: up to 12,400 for the care of one deductions) wU go up In 

Income 

child and f*,no for two or value. The new standard 

The rules for figuring your more children. 

deduction for single persona 

taxable income will be Itemized deductiona would be $2,800 aad it would 

changed in several wiya Many itemized deductions be $4,000 for joint fliers. If the 

under the president's wiU be lost if the president's total of your Itemized 

proposal; 

proposals are adopted, and deductions Is greater than 

Health utswiMe. If your those that remain would be your standard deduction, It 

employer pays for your health less valuable because tax pays for you, to Itemize. 

insurance, some of what's brackets would be lowered. Tax Computation 

paid for the premium will be Someone currently In the 50 This section highlight. a 

added to your income and percent bracket gets a SO cent couple of otter Important 

luted, Up to 1120 tor a single 

and $300 for a family can be 

added to your annual Income 

if your employer pays for 

your health coverage. 

Dividends. The dividend 

exclusion under the 

president's plan will be 

eliminated- You must include 

as income all dividends. 

Capital gains. The rules 

remain similar: Short-term 

gains of sli months or less are 

fully taxable. Half of the gain 

on Investments held more 

man six months Is not taxed. 

As In 1984, net losses of more 

man fS,MQ must be carried 

Summer Merchandise 

1 ! tu get your estimated tax bill 

reform plan. 

under toe president 

Employee bnilnen 

deduetiou tad ml*

PAGE 10 — SECTION OMB 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.j, 


Phone company building has officials u 

SEA ISLJE CHY-Clty 

rfflciala are tired of locking at 

the betrdtd up building at 

JFK Boulevard and Central 

Avenue and can't believe the 

price New Jersey Bell la 

asking for It, so they may 

coodemn the building In order 

to get U back. 

The phone company bought 

the building to llll for about 

»140,000 with promises to 

construct • new switching 

Nation to update the city's 

antiquated phone system. But 

four years later there ii DO 

switching station and the 

building, according to 

Commissioner William 

VanArtsdalen, has become "a 

public nuisance and t safety 

probltm, 

"We have • beautiful 

boulevard and you drive in 

and there's an eyesore on 

your lift," he said. 

The phone company la still 

planning to switch over the 

city's communications 

system, but will use it! station 

in Upper Township Instead of 

building one here. Now, 

they're asking $425,000 for the 

buildings and officials think 

that's just • bit too much 

"It'a way out of line," 

VanArtsdalen said. 

The city Bad Iti own 

SOKT FROM OUR MANY CATALOGS 

Ontor before Sept 25th for SptcW Oheount 

assessment done on the 

property. VinArtsdalep said 

the land was assessed at 

1129,000 while the building la 

worth 140,320—more than 

1255,000 less than the phone 

company's asking price. 

He said he will still 

negotiate with the phone 

company for the building, but 

the Board of Commissioners 

Tuesday also directed 

Solicitor Dennis Qulnn to 

begin condemnation 

proceedings against the 

structure. 

The land Is toned for public 

use, making it good for uses 

such as government-owned 

buildings, utility owned 

buildings or banks. City officials 

said fljey have no Intuition 

of changing the inning 

either. 

"You wouldn't want a 

WaWa or something on the 

corner of JFK Boulevard," 

VanArtsdalen said. 

He is also upset because the 

I phone company promised a 

1 switching station, but the 

city's antiquated system 

remains. The city sold the 

building In good faith, he said, 

hut the phone company hasn't 

wme through. 

"To me, ttat'i a breach of. 

contract with the city even 

though there was no formal 

contract," he said. 

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The city has been unable to 

get the full benefits of • 

computer system because 

they can't tie it Into their 

phone system, They-wlll also 

be left out when the county 

computerizes all of Its 

operations and Sea Isle won't 

be able to hook up with it, he 

said. 

If the city doesn't get some 

kind of satisfaction from the 

phone company soon, 

VanArtsdalen said there ii a 

possibility toy may hive to 

wm the utility for relief. 

New Jersey Bell officials 

said the switch over of the 

dty'i system is scheduled for 

Dec. 2, 1986, and it wUl be 

remotely handled from the 

Palermo switching office. The 

utility doesn't expect to cause 

hassles for the city like lor 

nUSH-AMllUCAN 

UNIT WiTALLWG 

The Irish-American 

Cultural Society of South 

Jersey is hosting its first 

installation dinner 6:30 p.m. 

Thursday, Sept. 28, at The 

Ram's Head Inn, Absecon. 

For ticket! or reservations 

call 641-0010 or 701B, 

SGT. ROBERTS^ 

SERVING m TEXAS 

Air Force Staff Sgt, Cue 

Roberts Jr., son of Cue and 

Mary L, Roberts of 741 

Hollywood Drive, Northfleld, 

has arrived for duty at 

QoodfeUow Air Force Base, 

Texas, A communications 

computer technician with the 

2081st Information Systems 

Squadron, he was previously 

assigned In West Germany. 

He is a 1971 graduate of 

Mainland Regional High 

School. 

AGI 

1100,000 

$258,000 

areas of Upper Township 

faced last year when their 

phone numbers-were changed 

In • switch over there. 

"We don't foresee any 

changes In phone numbers at 

this time," said William 

Sturm, community relations 

manager for Atlantic, Cape 

May ana Cumberland 

counties, 

Thi phone company's real 

estate manager defended 

the company's asking price 

laying they too had an outside 

appraise! performed on the 

property 

Real Estate Manager 

Charles Green called the 

$425,000 figure a bid price. 

Since the phone company is a 

public utility, it has to advertise 

the property and 

receive bids. The land sale 

would also have to be approved 

by the State Board of 

Public Utilities, Green said, 

which would make sure the 

phone company got the best 

.price for the property. 

The utility, however, 

wouldn't need BPU approval 

to sell It to a govemment 

entity like the city, he said. 

Green declined to comment 

on the condemnation 

proceedings. 

"Obviously they're frie to 

do that," he said. 

He said the phone company 

has received several inquiries 

about the property, but he 

doesn't know how serious they 

are, 

"It appears we have some 

serious Interest In the 

property, but we never Imow 

until we advertise and accept 

bids," he said, 

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RA6B il»-SECTION ONE THE SKNTlNEL-LKlKiER, OCKAN CITY. NJf FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.1985, 

Who will pay for fixing ventilation in high school up in the air 

ByPAULASCHWENK 


C f t 

' f Work on the Ocean City high 

•cbool ventilation system Is 

continuing, but no ooe knows 

lr>iyH* when tb# air flow 

system win be functioning 

properly. l 

i t w y 

Citing possible "extreme litigation procedures pending. on as soon u possible. Glenn administrative office! and 

discomfort and illness" to Basco Associates hid would not lay that Baaco storage facilities. ,_ ,/ . 

both teachers and students, Capital Heating Company, the Associates hid Dot designed DUB to tos mliiiflMifj^ £§&{£ 

Ittt said editing conditions ventilation system sub- the system correctly for the 

g , 

warranted taking emergency contractor, make correctlnns addition, but she did note that 

resolution action. Any uiito 

existing problems that bad it hasn't worked properly there Is no indication now Iti 

necessary time delays. Taht occurred following Basco's from Its inception and still efleeta laaUly wiU be felt 

added, could Interfere with design of the ventilation Isn't exchanging air the way it According to Che major 

i t wu the latest won! it the education program at the system. Jane Glenn, chair- should be. 

nrovtsioniiofthehffl,asofthe 

the Board of Education Ugh school 

person of be building and In other business. Board U8M academic year, full- 

pneettag Wednesday night By Asked to say who would pay grounds committee, said all members wen informed that time teaching staff members' 

in executive jnendatlona which the Board wrmowtid, WîMtj rf the difference between the progrtna. It agreed to apply no lumber for hl« shop clafiei 

law. Board soUdtor, and hesitated, wylng only that, as been finished. Payments to scheduled to be delivered to at IMÔO. Ocean Oa haa • nwnbera 

corrective repairs. 

graphic ,' arts rooms, 

chemistry, labs and science 

rooms In the high school's new 

Wdition have suffered from a 

*• -""- -• of air flow, 

n a gritvance 

filed by the teachers' 

ition against the Board 

spring. Windows have 

DONT MISS THE FINEST 

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ADVENTURE 

aalary guide and »18^00." The 

worn u also to provttK;(oe 

me amount of $11,800 In so- year. When in touch with a 

aalarie* for three year*. ^ ^ A request was granted tan • three,to four month 

Subotlcb,noted that "th. 

taw does not say f"*» that the 

entire salary guide to to be 

adjusted" and said districts 

would havetotikeawalUndaeeaWtude 

on reaction to the 

: *.'. principal, to attend the orders: ? • 

£ iJUS «•*» AJWtatiBB of 

Id dlstricta Secondary School'Prlndpal'B Board members asked that 

Wf» convention In Orlando, Fla. In orders be eipedltedM soon as 

cttontothe February of 1886. posslhle. However, Subottch 

_,;,. Steve Siegfried, shop said much of the delay bw 

UMpOsg school for the past 18 yean, paper work and minimum 

prepare the classrooms for 

wort done," Taht reminded been made now that thelr 

Board members, further 

UM once they h hd had been 'T^ 

work is done. 

stating that responsibility far The Board recently hired 

tie repair wort may have to .Ambrose C. O'Donnel, of AM 

be negotiated. 

Engineering Inc., to review 

Taht refused to answer Basco design plans, test the 

•yltem and give an Independent 

report on 

mattar tub necessary steps needed to 

have the system function 

It to these reeom- 

# -_j, • • ' • f 4*O« 

s&ssaiKK Dirty air in homes, offices may 

and steps are two necessary * ; ' w y 

and steps are two necessary 

J 

elements required before the 

classrooms 

dements required 

are ready, 

before 

be 

tbe * , - ' 

added, 5Z-TJ the Board also com- exceed outdoor pollution 

missioned E,P. Ryu 

Associates, consulting 

engineers, to do a feasibility 

study of the armory building 

building," 

located at 18th Street, next to 

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927-2759 or 927-4360 

contribute to the problem." by pilot 

agricultural region. ^Tbe U Radon, a radioactive pi 

cbemlcalsiDOnUcredltKlnded emitted by common tub. 

MWUm «ri atagW o* * i^m to 

*mm,v bott homes and office 

nahmbli chemicals In buildings, 

such products at paint Radon emits damaging 

MaBa^swrnJafl rtmovm, partldw. And besides thS 

a chemical-safety emitting specks that cap 

can be Ignited An EM study says that 

SiSS^hSShSSSr **•* JWSHttrtidea,", contributes to betmn 6 

p^^fcdomott^^to jtm lndoor-poUution threat sad 20,000 CUM of term 

ana many glues. _ * ^_ follows some people iron lung cancer every year. 

seems tumntt the i^n* In 

buildings with sealed windows unseen perils at home and at 

both rani and lnduitrlal are totally dependent. on. the office? Almost all ale 

areas. In the EPA studies, mechanical systems for experts agree that proper 

volunteers used monitoring heatina. ventilation, and air ventilation U vital. "R«ad 

and circulation labels and observe the 

of bad ah-can be very harm- 

THANK YOU 

Vwy: tiiirtftlt ftiirilu*io' all 

my relatives, friends and 

customers for youjfJ 

In addition to the threat that can'produce vapors 

from ehamcali to drapes, places outside the home snch 

ptlnt,. tad other sources, as ahedi," & .1 , 

sonw apartment-dwellers and Ott sees the need for more 

-^r/flii. mii'iii i W i M'I *—^-i-ia i_k ! s . , . * ' i * .^T—=. ...••.-**•,* . ^r 

dness and thoughtfuiness I garages. "Ventilation got some Indoor aobrces tbtt 

' rteuptrition thewrpng places, or doors are them 11 ft : f\ 

ptrlM.. . • •• i : _ ; 'f • * ". "• _» . : _^ *;-i O 

A very special thank you to JSn&VfiMmiU, TiiMVL S^M 7O 

technicians and support SEAISLECrTV—liiellth both male and fenjaJb 

•taff at CrfHiirchiittr annait tF^filiitera' mm*. Memorial Run f. 

Burn Treatment Center lor Memorial Run begins U ajn. iWrts wiH go to the flrst 

your profguionai midleal Sunday, Sept S, rain or nnishera. * I 

care and attendance to my iohV> 4 J 

GodBfmVou. 

Sincerely yours, 

Mildred ConaKenta 

Strathmere Restaurant 

PrMcott Road «. oetari Or. 

Strathmere, N?J,08J« 


• CAPte MAY COUNTY • 

VOCATIONAL ADULT fflQH SCHOOL 

Earn Credits 

Work Experltnqt 

Home Managerrif nt 

Military _'^ 

Service' %um 

Community^' j 

Service si 

Boulevard no later than 9:80 nreflghtera whodied In the 

a.m. Trophies will be Aug.l7,1975OulfOUReflniry 

iwardedlnfouragegroupsm M«»»nMarcustiook. i 

43rd & Pleasure, Sea We 

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iniDAY,8EPTEMDKU13/lggft •' 

Jersey Regional Tneatrtii 

beginning, a .-—•-•• • 

I ( 

THE SENTiNEL-LBDOER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

PAtiE 13 = SECTION 

'p Republican clubs agree on candidates; unity seen 

S^WA ^m 5S * 

OrgaiUiaUon, confirmed that. Baker.*' 

"""•••• ari seeking ' • 

southern New Jersey." 

"A united Rtpubliean 

rty,'iupportlni the duly 

continued, "and I, for one. am supporting the winners of the 

readies for new season 

••«*•• 

Currently, PBO candidates the 

"Idontthtaktt 

\wumi- 

and John for the LUNCHEON SPECI 

i is high comedy Oat 

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staging Athol Fugard'a 

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' MmU,..aa the Bays U its "We'relookingforwmrdtoa •* 

fourth production. tmHf wonderful season of .i* 

"This powerful play, which 4«h »pT>Ata g 

takos place In South Africa, Witt. , I'OBT Wato^rtdt 

captured three Tony Awards npntttlorf imd repuUtlon 

/:•' faifinrfing best play of the 

Wbitonui ^4 urn 

# season duAg its New York 

run in 1983," Aiken said, commanlty has never been 

adding'he has spoken with have received over 3,000 

New York actor Ray Aranha, professional acting resumes; 

who costarred With James to chose from. And that bodes* 

: Earl Jones In the first 

. national tour of this play; casting chototJ^s-Ap u 

"and Mr. Aranha Is amdous to 

I rewsiti Us rote for SJMT 

.audiences."' ,,» *.> -'. 

awing bat the season will avenues or canbe purchased? 

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Pops season a double-barreled triumph 

ByEDWJSMER 

Maeatro Rugglerri's deserve serious* con- Perkins & Perkins, (Doris i S>n NeweU's Claire de company, hurry back. As 

, ,. stalwsrta made Ocfitn «ty dderaticm. Tom) in victorlan bathing tune by Debussy was typical always you>e left us hungry 

JH'î ^5 "H^SSf ^taralBWory. • The were »o many garb performing their neaUy of her fln§ workat the piano tor more and may yourfaownen 

the Oraan CUT Fops TtUH in attendance and: Ttellghtful moments during choreographed medley of which we were prMleged to dest wishes come true, 

launched Into _ Qluseppe enjoying the proceedings with fee weak that it would be golden oldies provided a hear aU summer. Again, the 

Verdi s Triumphal ffldreh great relish were beard to difficult to comment on more bubbly champagne cocktail, f¥tr crafty Maestro Hugglerl 

ftwiAldaSundaynlgMatthe ^ke remarks to the effect feu the highlights to avoid Extra measures of ef- gives us another reason to 

post-season concert dedlcBtod that D Maestro deserves a wrlHng the .great Amiriean fervescence provided by Tom eagerly await the return of. 

to the memory of John Csrey. permanently enlarged or- novel What follows ia a in his QM medley Sunday fee Pops nort summer. 

The richly augmented chestra and, for that matter, distillation which Includes night and his rip-snorting 

wenestt* wrote a cotta to a go does the audience. Some both the final week and htarpretations from Lemer Awards were made to, 

season marked ..by one aid they were two quite today's postseason 1 glorious triumph, after willing to pay more for salad and Hint, Cellar and 

Then 

L§owi' 

there 

My 

was 

Fair 

the 

Lady. 

ab- 


stltuUona, 

City 

namely 

cultural 

the Ocean 

In- 

another. The part week Uckets. AD of the abort 

aolutely ••loverly" Deborah City Arts Center and fee 

Truxal whose talent and Ocean City Historic Museum 

grace challenges my and to Esther Wei] and her 

FRil! % FREE! FREE! 

FREE CAR WASH 

vocabulary of superlatives mends of Music Concert 

continually. I accept that series, soon to begin. These 

challenge eagerly because I awards were richly merited 

know "fee best Is yet toand 

public recognition should 

come." Maistro Ruggleti Is enhance prospects for the 


8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. 

very shrewd to open and close growth and longevity of these 

fee season wife a singer whoinstitutions. 

makes us hungry for more, 

Throo Locations 

O.C. High School - O.C. Intermediate School 

Plaza 9 In Marmora 

IpMWTM t>V O.C.H.S. MuilC Mpt, 

I've discovered the secret of I'm sure that Utter won't 

David Jarratt'i peat sound mind being called an u> 

and look. Maintainence. He is sUtutlon since It implies the 

• serious runner and ap- highest respect and apparently 

subscribes to the . preciation for her efforts. 

Presbyterian emphasis on 

stewardship In lua'care of the 

considerable talents with 

which he is blessed. 

The flaming Alaska deaaert 

tor the musical banquet was 

SEAFOOD 

10THSTHEHAT 

BAYFBOKT 

ON THE BAY DIAL 300-2279 

Bluefish • Scallops • Clams • Wfiitefish 

Flounder • Shrimp • Crabmeat • Sea Trout 

Fresh Satf, SûM, CiamsiMlniiewsana lutttrflsh 

w» HIM yawp f 1{H purchtui in |c. iuHieMfltMr nfriginiMn u hn. 

^"^ "The Culinary Garden, the critics 

pick as the best restaurant in Ocean City" 

Edward Hitzel, Atlantic City Sunday Press 

June 9.1985. ' 


!.EARLY BIRD SPECIALS *6 9S 

complete 

Served from 5 to 6:3Qj>.nu_ L'.^.^~ 

MON: Boneless chicken Kiev „ . 

TUES: Shrimp Alfredo on Imported Pasta 

WED: Boneles* Chicken Parrnagiana, * 

1 THURSi Roast Turkey w/stuff Ing 8. gravy 

ERI: Fried Flounder Almondlne 

SAT: Boneless Chicken Breast Oi|one' 

SUN: Roast Beef AU Jus 

Includes. Salad, Vegetable, Roll & Butter 

and Dessert 

38l-37iaf 

Reonmneodsdl 

• AH M^Crafit Car* Acceptal 

Dinner Sirved Dally from I p.m. 

Lunch from 11 a m. to 2 p m 

Breakfast Sat 8, Sun Only 

from 8 a m. io 2 p.m 

OUR 

QUALITY 

SEAFOOD 

MARkif 

READY ENTREES MAKE you A STAR 

Routes 

Stunt MM 

9271831 

OPEN 

9i.rn.togp.nr 

7 DAYS 

Srap ary'i Specials snog Wed.Frl, —While They Lait 

, •Ereth.FHet 

Poor Man. LoD.i.r , 

Hl|fl Protein/Low Calories 

SMOKED FISH SALE 

Smoked Maekeral 4,49 

Smoked Chubs.,,..,.... 5.49 

Smoked Blue Fish 4.49 

Smoked Kippered Salmon I.9S 

Ex Large ' 

SHRIMP 

4Oz. 

Lobster Tails 

•8«ib. 

Tfct lurf fof Turl . 

• LUo Hard Sh«ll Crabs and Lobster 

• Clams.AII Sixes • 7 Types Fresh Fish 

1 Owen-Ready Hems • Cooked Platters 

Superstars at Retorts 

Milton Berle 

Henny Youngman 

Sunfte Charles 

Sop! 20-22 

Engelbert Humpfirdfnck 

S^T 87-28 

Ashlord & Simpson 

Ort 4-5 

Donna Summer 

Qct 11 _ IB, 1B - 18 

Tickfcl JlRBOIti Wd TAHgn . 

© ® © 1 fy'ji.' 

1 • '••• 

fid Wl$nmr Is an 

Ocean City artist 

whose sketches accompany 

Ms critiques. 

i DonPasquale' opens ACC series ' .: 

Double Concerto fri D - Afinor Atlantic Community bachelor oppoMd to the love straight. Ernesto slngf a ;far 

vUUn by fatter and goo College's 1985-M cultural affair of hlilêw Ernesta serenade to M* beloved and ; 

Joseph Lama, senior and arles will open with the airianelegantywngwidow, Iforiiu (tl» "bride");: 

Junior, The audience was Northeast Opera Company's Nbrlna. Tte plot thickens responds ardently, 

truly enchanted and came performance of the comedlc when Dr. Maaatettft aSies Tb* lovers, trapped at last, ; . 

away with the feeling Oat opera Don Paaquale by Nmsett with the youna lovers confess their Intrigue toi 

they had witnessed something Donizetti, 8 p.m. Saturday, and Invents a beinmM and FtoaualeandheisaonUeved t: 

very special, great music by Sept. 28. completely imagtaary sister, to he freed of hU domestic. 

(he founders of a musical The opera will be presented convincing Pasraaie that she distress tint be forfves toe 'K 

dynasty. in English and will take place Is In love with Mm. knren and restffiy consents to! 

Veterans of Foreign Wart 

ROBERTS-JOHNSON POST-2189 

Somerc Point, NJ. 

Invites the public to a 

SMORGASBORD 

Sunday, September 15 th 

2 to 7 P.M. 

ABYOU,. , .. m m. 

Ginfat only * £ 

per person 

•AIR CONDITIONED • 

lit Bt Bet Mel Rd. Acnmlromil Flr» Houi. 

FOR INFORMATION CALL 9J7-J507, 

8th and Atlantic Ave., Ocean City 

Good Old Fashioned "Fountain Service" 

See Whit Everyona II 

Talking About 

" OUR FAMOUS 

TOPPING BAR 

Rttse'j Peanut Butter Cups, M&M's, 

Butter fingers, Snow caps, Fresh 

Cut Striwpsrrles, Pineapples 

^Cantaloupe, Hot Pudge, Butterscotch 

Man. to fit 7:00 p.m. -10:30 p.m. 

UL & Sun. 12 noon ft 1! midnight 

Spindrift 

Restaurant • 391-98571 

• On The Boardwalk at 13th Streel 

Ovirfooklng The Ocean 


temperedBtrarwhohsrassss operatic debut was with the; 

her "husband" with riotous Dallas Cmc Opera In Samsontongue 

and. extravagant «t Dalltah starring Jon! 

demands. P«squal« also Vldbn. He has performed* 

dtecovera covers a low lore note ad ad- roles In X Pagtiacd and' 

dressed to his "bride", and 

gammons the doctor, who 

promises to ' set . things 

Ocenn CHftTheatres 

on the Boardwalk 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

398-8768- 

MOORLYN TWIN 

QtEMUNS 

6:46 ONLY 

SrofiV( 

ANpMS 

PB-WHHBtMAN. 

Pit-wits 

6 

8:45 ONLY 

7:Q0*9;15 

IBILOOM'N 

ftfetto, as watt as la Colisto. 

laBotwm, Ltt Trovfato and 

TTie PfjultiSS 0/ PWUQRG6. } 

The Northeast Opera 

Company was founded In 1973' 

and U engaged byjirMentort 

""tf*^g ftcni nnlt)»f«lll«^ flftr] 

tmnlty y crganbaUaas g to 

Jeadlng theaters, jvtoay 

orchestras, and summer 

festivals. Donald Westwwd 

aems a* aitistlc dlrectof. 

General admission 1*17.50; 

t) 'fiF'stadetts,' and senior' 

dtlunt. For more lnformatlon, 

caUMt-WO OT635- 

Ml.tztaio, "; 

ARCONOmONED 

POINT 4 

-THEATRE- 

MseARTHUR BLVD. 

SOMtRS POINT 

9270131 

OPEXALt-YEAR ROUND 

WCUIMW SUNDAYS 

WEEKOFB/IStot/il 

7HKHT8AWEEK 

Esrty Bird 8J»wi'2.5M pm 

SAdbto 

1. BACK TO THE 

FUTUREPG 

2. TEEN WOLF PG 

3.VOLUNTEERS( 

4.COCOON PO13 

IESTAHANI 

lOch Street Between aofl .„-„ 

Ocean Ave. # TJHJ Boardwalk. 399-4953 

Acrou fromlmp.li Mot.l, Oetin city, N.J. 

OPEN 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A W££K 

EARLY BIRO SPECIALS from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. 

THUB: 2 Center Cut Pork chops • 

iPonedPlounde^tuffedw/crabmest ' : FrtrfÔyilei* 

TUIS: RoastSfrlomofteef •'•• • ;*» Brolled-FlletMFlounder '., -v 

Deviled Crib w/tirtsrsauce .Choice Chopped Sirloin SteaK,ii 

UlEp.' London Broilw/MushroornOravy;;- ,'-' •' ^W^\°?\~, . . 'T 'TJ*'* 

Corr\btnatlon Broiled Shrimp-"' 1 '. • 'SAT;- Jr v^"?t A ^ l9ni)n r 7 * 95 ' " ' ^' 

& Scallops , -( ' ./•"' r u" Broiled isiatlve Blue I 

k All Specials Include Salad^2 VeW. RollsV'Bo&r, Bevi 'B.95^ 

fe!# vegetable*, Never Cann6d*w-' uiB wmrio Huggleri win be back next to 4-30 n.m. 

•nd clubhouse at Stt mm L yMrwlttianotteroBtitoadlai 

fhe playing area has been P**"" * Pep* saute, 

rectntly repainted and — — — 

wfllfeatare 

merebanU and i"' 

fttfraUttheMiisk!:, 

.- gmndjtandiwinbesitBpfw The Young at Heart Slngert Sttoday and firaKJsj 1 Ocean City events 

, 

_«,„,,. , fc.u,^, t ,,„,„.__. \, speaators during die teams- wfllptrfomiBtihilftiilcHir «d

il-i '! 

!' 

[ i. 

I 

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PACK 16-SECTION ONE THE^SENTiNEL-LBDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13,1985 

Township to enforce fire code even more extensive than 

(ceotlnuod from p•> - 

,,MSt£i, 

V W 


now 

3 LOCATIONS 

OCEAN CITY 

You're inyited to join the "f rlpl© Celtbration" at pur 3 Octarr City locations: 681 Aabury Ave., 

3333 Wett Ave. and our new MAC address, 1SDO Haven Ave in the Ocean City Super'Fresh. 

Ydli're'goirjjQ'to like our cornpieteiy renovated "and enlarged Asbury office with its convenient 

new drjv©-in. V 

For those at the southern end of the island, stdp in and say hello at bur newest office location on 

West Ave. 

Or learn .how you can get the knack with MAC in the Ocean City Super*Fresh. 

Wherever y"6u live or work in Ocean City, we're just.around the corner. 

Register 

during 

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THESE 

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-VT Wisher VCR 

with wlreress remote 

Get the knack 

with MAC 


7 days a week 

Fill out a MAC application at any 

of our 3 Ocean City locations and receive your 

FREE $5 MAC 


The Collective Federal $5 Deposit Coupon is redeemable as a 

deposit,to any Collective Federal transaction account. Limit 

• one per cardholder. Coupon valid upon completion of MAC 

' application and receipt of MAC card. Coiipon must tip 

deposited, at the OceairpClty Super'Fresh Collective MAC 

Now 3 Convenient 


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»le prize 

celebration... 

WIN 

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AT ANY OF OUR 

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10-Sp©ed 

Bicycles 


1500 Haven 


Super*Fresh 

3333 West A 

FfHEE gifts & great rates 

Black a Decker Stepstoo) 

1 valuable 

combination from FEDERAL 

• Collect your free gift from Co/tacHir* FM«ra/ when you open 

any certificate of deposit account during our celebration. 

These nationally known Items are our way of saying "Thank 

You", 

$500 or more 

Opsn any type of 



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receive yourchoiceof: 

$10 Cash 


Coventry Cutlery * 

Ingram Light Timer 


Cannon Blanket 

Corningware Casserole 

Dish 

Maintenon Wine Carafe 

Chrome Cross Pen 

Ottar good it Mi MHury An. inil 3OU W«t Av*. 

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certificate o! «tl 

'.\

PAGE 2-; ION TWO THE SENTINEMJEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ,. 

Live from the boardwalk 

in 

ATLANTIC CITY 

The 32nd Annual 

MISS AMERICA 

.*•.;- • - • • , ' 

* * 

...&»; 


. * " . •c : 

,w.v* 

I. 

r«. '/»> -frS- 

'^^^^^^J^^S^^KVJ-'V; 

Sharlene Wells, Miss American 1985 

-. ••-.•*. • - v . i. • i 

See The Miss America 

PAGEANT PARADE 

featuring all 51 Contestants 

26 FLOATS • 23 MARCHING BANDS 

Including The City of Ocean City Float 

Ocean City Home Savings & Loan Float 

and 

GeorgeAnn's Modeling School 

Only on - 

The Call Letters Of The Stars! 

WIUJWOOD ATLANTIC OITY 

7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M., Saturday, Sept. 14th 

r ' ^ - 

n tune in at 10:00 P.M. for the 

;|ttte|i aOlfte e^dlementand the crowning of Miss America 1986 

NBC for South Jersey 

A 

r, 

f 1 I , J 

^ gEPTBMBER.J 

Hie Professional Center at Somers MIU Square is under constrncUon, featuring 20,000 

square feet of office bpace within one-haV mile of Shore Memorial Hospital. 

New off ice park underway in Point 

SOMERS POINT - A medical d suites on beItem 

at a later date," he stucco, 

major new . office .and, derigned and indnde aH Ow iid 

pace over flat next ab 

to eight months., 

6 k A i bi bi 

of North 

Marketing of OceurGu> is 

DVQHUQS ittMuIA J JUS Sfelflflri 

"Our location Is less ten 

ooe-balf-mil* ,to. Snore 

Bfanorial îrttil." notes 

John M. ^.Pedntp, the 

developer. "CopseiimDthr wvu 

apect an. number of 

physicians and related 

medical firms." * 

D&B 

INSTANT 

PRINTING 

have oo*tte 

Marketing tourism is topic 

Phototypsetting, Business Cards - • 

Menus, Letterheads, Envelopes 

and Tickets 

951ASBURYAVE. OCEAN CITY 

398-7676 , , 

, 't 

The 

Quicker 

The 

Better 

*•;«' 

At Shore Memorial, 

we're working to coniiirf 

hospital coW 1 ^ 

offering the community 

a variety of short-stay 

and same-day surgical 

procedures. 

J-aproscopy, D and C, 

breast biopsy, dental 

surgery, some hernias, 

removal of lesions in 

ttie ear, nose and 

mouth, repair of nasal 

fractures, myringotomy.,. 

many simple surgeries 

can now be performed 

on an outpatient basis. 

Without expensive 

hospitalization. With 

the, security and safety 

ofa,niajorhdsp;tolt 

modern sophlsUcaied 

equipment and caring 

medical staff. In most, jV 

cases,-yoacan have. [• 

surgery in the morning..." 

sleep in your own bed 

that n|ght " • 

For people who work 

or keep house that's - 

timely news. 

Same-day'^ 

surgery., , " f ! ^ 

One mor,e 

way your 

community 

hospital ,, 

• For reservations, cental 

KJTRA, P.O. Box 499. Cape 

info exhibit Sept 17 

The"Job Service Employer advicewfllbeft»e.Topfcswfll 

Committee of the state taclnde tax credits, tratotag 

Division of Employment aTanti, wage and boor lam; 

services is sponsoring ( 

JSUOOBOVBT lllEO flLf Ofl fDfi 

Moaic Ptor, 9 a jn. to S jLm. BO0S1BBS' GARAGE 

Sept 17. . * ,j ' » flAf-fl SEPT SI ' 

r Invitations nave been sent The > Mainland Band 

to inore'than 7,000 employers Boosters annual garage sate 

In Atlantic and Gape May JslOajn.SatDrday,Sept»lo 

coanfles, and It is expected the NortnOeld Recreation 

•'«« *arloas agmdes >fha^l«dg*;ihntef. Donations of 

unployen need information gDOatforaatemMbedYopmd 

off the night before at the 

•fcdft^ -t' Kh "*< r wilLbeafaaabte., 

x 

i. i 

ri 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1985 TitE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ. 


Growth stocks require the ability to stand up over the long haul 

Fads' 

was when an "X" In a cor- P/E's Is not the real itory. the companies receiving tbe«« 

(•oration's name was worth a Higher interest rates are to lofty multiples dealt in 

. couple of multiple points. Name for that. Nor Is it true technology. There was plnty 

t That may still be true, but the that money managers wiU no of enthusiasm for sEmieonquestion 

now is which way. longer pay up for superior, ductor outfits catering to 

Its not hard to think of a lot growth. niche markets, peripheral 

of futuristic sounding com- The multiple sported by the device makers and personal 

psniescurrenttyseUingbelow Prl

* * * • 

- SV- 

«£'. 


opinions 

Extend the 

sewer liiie 

to township 

• Besides being restaurants, the Tuckahoe Inn, 

Yesterdays and Obadiah's have something else 

" in common. The proprietors of ttats# estabUshs 

merits, along with the owners of Boulevard 

• Liquors and Super Deli, have spent thousands of 

- dollars on their septic systems. 

The Tuckahoe Inn on Route 9 is located on 

• Great Egg Harbor Bay in Beesley's Point. The 

other establishments are along Roosevelt 

' Boulevard in the section of Upper Township between 

the mainland and the entrance to Ocean 

City. All are located adjacent to sensitive 

. wetlands. Lack of municipal water and sewage 

service and proximity to bodies of water impor- 

: tant to our wetland environment have forced 

these business people to spend tens if thousands 

- of dollars on septic systems which don't pollute 

the wetlands environment — an environment 

which in the long run is crucial to our resort 

economy. 

Each of these businesses has proven to be important 

to the area economy too, hiring hundreds 

of area residents on a seasonal as well as yearround 

basis Each of the proprietors has proven 

to be responsible business people. Responsible 

businessmen certainly are concerned with 

profits, but they also care about their surroundings, 

and damaging the environment wouldn't 

be something a responsible businessperson 

would likely do purposely. 

The businesses and the environment art both 

important to this area and insofar as they can 

exist in harmony, they are compatible, and 

anything within reason should be done to foster 

their existence. 

JV' Serious consideration, therefore, should.;be 

' '.given to establishing a trunk line from the Cape 

-May County Municipal Utilities Authority waste 

:,water treatment plant in Ocean City to serve 

Roosevelt Boulevard and Route 9. The very high 

^cost of such an extension could be paid by bond- 

" ing, with existing and future users paying their 

share. 

,., TJietoi^nsI^'is^ldngtpexrmnditscdnimer- 

, cial t>ase. Providing for adecfiiate ^sewerage 

"would go a long way toward attracting more 

-i business ratables. And the more using an extan- 

• '> ded sewer line, the lower tte cost to each. 

As the township continues to grow; so-called 

city sewerage will become a necessity for homes 

• -"as well as businesses. Why not get the ball 

j. rolling before the need for sewerage reaches 

£ crisis proportions, as it has now in the Wildwoods? 

• With proper planning and responsible people, 

. the environment can be protected and progress 

can continue — compatibly for all. 

Cablentertainment 

improving; give chance 

I Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

There has been a lot of naity 

things said and printed about 

Cablentertainment, our cable 

company. You know, if we 

' wtraidsttbeckandtakeagood 

, look at our situation, maybe 

'i .we'd realize those comments 

< were not Justified. 

J;,. TUscaWe company has' 

"•' come In and spent millions of 

K dollars to keep the 

' deteriorating cable network 

; in working condition. I'm sure 

'eventually all of the tail 

dividual picture problems will 

';;be corrected, and well all 

/'have a' great choice of clear 

Keep up the greens 

",& £ditorT Sentinel-Ledger: The' management, under 

tune Is now to plan to fee capable supervision of 

•rpyeê playing, con- Paul Sides, la in ezcellant 

On* "on' our beautiful condition, but the help to keep 

mmidoal golf course." this course In playable con- 

J rheiepahapsthreeoc dttlon needs more manpower. 

'""""* " I 1 cannot understand why 

officers responsible for 

recreational facilities will 

omrieeachyeai 

L ' n#J»n 

r right to know 

'' - ' JohnJ.Baraniano 

onf,Pa.ond 

OeemOty 

'(> i mitftffLf^gff; t. .protected .last ,we#k ,was 

•^.--SiSsftjS*' *•* meaiMplrlted public 

^^.^JE..name calling- M, , 

t!W V A Publishing anonymon* 

Friday, September 13,1985 P^geFour 

By any other name, it's stealing 

I was recently honored by 

being asked to serve on the 

UbrMyCommlttoeoftheaty 

c* Ocean aty and received a 

warm welcome by the 

inanbersol that committee. I 

have always loved. 

However, 

feat •MMffltttavery 

new one, I was privy to Information 

at my first meeting 

which, quite frankly, boggled 

I Maintain the 

beautiful old 

-if building that 

Ocean City Jiac :::? *| # 

FMtnr Editor, , SentimUtdaer: Sentinel-Ledger: Would you want to ex- 

This Is ah- invitation to 

everyone in Ocean City, or 

anyone interested in this old 

Island! 

Take a walk from 6th Street 

on Wesley Avenue and look 

around. See the beautiful 

Ibbernacle. grounds. Look to 

the tight 1 Would- you want to exchange,it 

for more condos? 

Are you going to allow Ocean 

Oty's old name to, be exchanged 

for Condo VUTag»? 

Get busy* Keep what beauty 

we have. v •

i; f 

SB « «- SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER13; 1985 •M 

Worship together 

T^ JAMES AME 

7th Stand Haven Av.'* 


Rev. Beckworth j. Vagi-bets, 

pastor 

11 ajn. •Horning worship. 

7 p.m. . Evening service 

ABUNDANT LOB 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

215 Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 8 Complex) 

Marmora 

SUNDAY 

IrtO am - Church School 

11 li',"• Morotag wonUp SUNDAY 

7i80p.m. • Evening serviet. - ajn Andrew Suwee. putor CORBIN CrTY BAPTIST 

- Worship itrviBi 

11 ajn. Worship serviee 

Stain Stjitt 

RJ. Biggin, 

^ ^ 

mtoe 

A Cordial Welcome Awalti You 

"Holding Forth The Word of Lt(e";Phillppian» j-1« 

,^ Comfortably AlrCondltloned 


METHODIST CHURCH 

8th and CentraijAytnue, ,., flcean C|ty, N.J. 

'9:00 A'M; - Church School 

- '' b:00 AfM. ft 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

f . (the D A rn, service l» * servite Of Holy Communion 

, \ ' { IreBjylerChepeO 1 , 

„ "TAKEAGÂNTSTEP" 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday school 4Kb St. and. Asbury Avi 

11 a.m. • Morning worship Ocean City* 

7 p.m. • Evening service Msgr. Thomas H. Sharkey, 

. ' , putor 

WEDNESDAY ••••' -• 

7 pm - Evening Bible .MASSES 

study and prayer service Daily - 8 and 10 a.m., and 4 

p.m. 

Saturday • 1 a.m. 4 and 7 

p.m. 

Sunday-8,9,10:15 and 11:30 

ajn. 

Prayer, Praise & Bible Study 

Wednesday Evening 7:30p.m. 

Preaching and Teaching the Whole Bible 

For TransperfafionCall 399-1892 


OciAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

lOTHiWESLiy 3M.22fl1 

REV. OONALD E. HURLBERT, Senior Pastor 

REV. DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

REV. KEFTH WALKER, Minister of Youth 

Dave Senseney, Choir Director Phil Senseney, Organist 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th, 1985 

9:30 A.M. - SUNDAY SCHOOL 

) 10:45 A.M.; PASTOR DONALD E HURLBERT 

7:00 P.M. • PASTOR OONALD E. HURLBERT 

WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. PRAYER SFRVICE 

THURSDAY • COLLEGE & CAREER MEETING 

SUndlng tor Th* 

FundtmtnUtt' 

pith?Filth, _, 

* 

MASSES CHURCH OP THE 

Daily . 7 and 8 a«nt and 7 UEDBEttER 

«"»> • • «h and AtJanHc Av; 

Saturday - 5:30 pjn. 

Sunday' y v , 

am. and 5:30 p.m. 

OONFESSIONS 

Saturday - 4 to 5 p.m. 

Christian Science 

Dr. Donald H.T. Knapp 

Rhawnhurst Baptist Church, Phlla, Pa. 

SONG SERVICE 10:20 A.M. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

Soloist, Judy Jenkins. MezzoSopr'ano 

Organist. Mrs. Jane Smith 

Chaplain, Robert MapDougalj 

ibney J.CawTir 

SUNDAY 

9 I A - Holy 

10 am. - Morning service. MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

Holy Communion first Sunday 42nd and Landla Av. 

of the month. Sea Isle aty 

—. — Henry Ireland, pastor 

i«»aJ 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Ecumenical 

8900VENTN0RAVE., 

Visitors Always Welcome 

SUNDAY, SEPTi 15 

Celebrate Life in pur Services 1 " 

at 9:30 411:00 am, 

I "THE INNER SHRINK. 

* tJ " rsferya^BqtriSerykiBs-p 

im 

Dr. Charles P. Crewman, SEAVILLE UNITED , 

assistant *- METHODIST ' ' 

— - Shore Rd. ' 

SUNDAY , geaville 

"frttr am - Sunday TBj»Bl~Revr^fc—Burdelle Hawk, 

11 a.m. • Service of Holy pastor 

SUNDAY - 

9 ajn. - Worship service 

10 a jn. - Church school 

CENTRAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

gBPf EMBER )13» 19SB 

Assembly of God THURSDAY 

p.m. . Midweek service. 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

? P m " M 

OF GOD _ . 

2115 New Rd. Baptist 

UnwofJd 

r 

,*. 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

aniDAY 

10 ajn. - Sunday school 

God is 

with us 

Even wti&i wedieh 1 

Cod doesnt leave us. 

God is forever. jf ; LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

SUNDAY ST. AUGUSroiE'S pmST CHURCH OF CHRiST 

SUNDAY 

Shore Rd. and Central Av. 

0-4B a.m. • Sunday school Uth St. and Wesley Av. SCIENTDT 

9:45 am. - Church school Unwood ' ' "" 

11 ajn - Morning worship Ocean City 8th St. and Asbury Av. 

for all ages. Rev Harvey E. Van Set ' 

_ _ _ Msgr. Jamil A. Cart, pastor ocean aty 

SUNDAY 

11 a,BL - Thi service pastor 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

Bi4i mm, • Church school - 

7th St. and Simpson Av. MASSES SUNDAY 

11 a.m. • Morning worship GRACE LUTHERAN SUNDAY; :-, . , T 

Rev. Lafayette Rlddlck, Daily - 7 and 8 am U«.m.-Church servici and 7 pjn. • Evening service Shore Rd. and Dawes Av. 10 ajn. - Morning,serried 

pastor 

Saturday • S a.m«, 4 and 7 Sunday school 

',—-_ Somms Point 

t. and Wesley Av. 

n.m. 

7 pjn. •'&vBntagJervb«. 

» 

Tuckaooe 

SUNDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 WEDNESDAY 

9:30 ajn. • Sunday school 7:30 p.m. • Midweek prayer P-m. and after 7 p.m. Masa. 8 pjn. - Testimony meeting, 

10:45 a.nx and 7 p.m. service. 


ST. FRANCES 

SECOND CAPE MAY CABRINIR.C. Episcopal 

WEDNESDAY . 

BAPTIST 

7 p.m. • Prayer service 100 S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL The Rev. Russell H. Bowers 

^ ^ W A V . 

BAPTIST 

Jr. minister 

Ocean Cifr 


MASSES 

Rev, Michael W. GoMberg, 

18th St. and Simpson Av. SUNDAY 

Daily - 7 and 9 a.m. 

t 


9:45 ajn. • Sunday school Saturday • I ajn. and 6:30 

Community Center 

11 ajn. • Morning worship pjn. 

7 pm, • Evening service Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

SUNDAY" 

10am.-Sunday School and TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

worship 

; " 

Tne cnurcn is our home 

frombirthtooHN% \ 

St. John's 


Central An. at Tenth it 


Sunday Church 

School 9:30 A.M. 

Ho*y Commuiwn 11 A.M. 

The Rev A.E: Alspach, 

Pastor 

Dlrecfor.wMusI 

399 0798* 

1 5:30 p.m. • Holy Eucharist 

SUNDAY"""" 

CONFESSIONS 

service. Nursery •u Sh E». St. BUH and West no» Av. m, Saturday from 11 a.m. to 

10 ajn. - moral Buehariit, WEDNBDAY 

provided. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor noon, before mass in the 

7:30 p.m. - Prayer serviee 

evening and after dally mass. 

SEAVTEW BAPTIST SUNDAY 

WEDNESDAY md Bible study 

2D25 Shore Rd. 

10 ajn. - Sunday school CHURCH OF THE 

9,30 a.m.. Holy Euoharirt PHAISETABERNACLE 

Linwood 

11 ajn. • Morning service RESURRECTION, R.C. 

Rev. Robert W. Connor, In- - Marmora 

terim pastor 

iS^ 

TUESDAY Migr. James J. Zegen, 

7iM pan. - Prayer service PMtor 

SUNDAY^ 

FAITH RAPTlSr 

MASSES 

OCEAN CITY 1733 S. Shore Rd. 

Daily - 8 and 9 i a 

First Church of Palermo 

Friday • 8 a.m. and 7 r 

Barry Rice, paator 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. 

Christ Scientist 

Sunday - 7'4§ f 


11:30 un. 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11:00 A.M. 

, School H:W A.M, 

d O O P.IWU 

, Reading-Room tottpomon el tteNorttwest 

^ . Donald B.T.lKnajBft ^ ^ Goodeôf Philadelphia PUUadelphU Chrlatlan 

pastor of the ubawnnant m ^ occasion el hi* 25th angle*. Dr. Knapp is In 

Church In annivananr at Bhiwohurtt *- rrfqiiwit dfimand n • ipeeltdi: 

*• Chaplaincy Staff of the 

PhOadaiphtoand the Pud's pAU«d •Hy 

ISM. Bis sermon,' titled "The 

little Things In Your Ufe," 

H stress the value of the 

1 Judy 'JenMna, 

Ran Lutheran Retirement taa: * 0 soprano of Marmora. 

Home and, until Us doling, Robert MacDougaU wfll be 

was the rtiapiain for the ^"p* a * n for the day. 

Dr. Knapp has done 

' graduate work at Dropsie and 

" Temple University in 

Pbuadelphla as weHasat the 

seminary of toe Reformed 

Episcopal Church where he Is 

vice president of the alumni 

datioa 

telephone minlatry 

called Dial Care'way for 

Amsplratlon provides a tnreemlnute 

visit of Inspiration and 

hope and la In Its Uth year in 

Philadelphia and fourth in 

ew Jersey, 

tfcth numbers recdw a 

lafSe caller response' with 

mB%r wquests for literature 

an* counsel Areas of coun- ^r«.j 

setWgnave varied from 

. Vjnennen and health to in- 

MWd who are conng 

suicide. A recent 

stTor' counsel^ came 

, a'convicted murderer 

is aervlng'ttme -Jn a 

-lvanla prison hospital 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

"Whosoo//(rrnf/i jmiisr, filnn/jn!)i lflc"T'mlfm5n:2li 

FU£LGOSPEL '(MJ#$$ 

Harbor Village Square Shopping Center, > 

Ocean Heights AVe^tid ZiOh Rd,) Bar0a(nto>n " * 

SUN.MORN: 10a.m.-RogerPerry [,'A 

SUN. EVE. 7 p.m.-Dr. Cramer^'Ctf J '" 

| JUNIOB CHURCH PROVIDED I 

< For Information Call 327-4560 (OFFICE) 653-9537 (CHURCH^ 

.Old Timers gather following annual memorial service at 

Shitoh Baptist Church 

Old Timers hold memorial service 

The Ocean aty OJd Timers tton U awarding scholarship*, service and other exheld 

its annual memorial contributing to worfhr presslons. 

t Shlloh Baptist charities and offering Current officers art 

hoapltalliation and death Richard Grimes, president; 

j ^ . . , . , ,.— benefits to its members. Viralet Turner, vigt 

I dnrrcbes of the members and There are four meetings president; Unh Smith, 

w • awmm of deceased each j^r; dostag with a secretary, *fl of Ocean aty, 

gwraberi. Be». Lafayette dinner to September. At that and Fannie Stewart, 

ww^psôC the church time recognitlao Is shown to secretary, now- residing In 

f^WjatsiBfg; *:; ' members; for their faithful Absecon. 

Tbe organhatloo began in v 

MM and i« comprisea of 

member* originally from 

OMU Qty, some of whom 

attended local schools during 

tbelBJOa. - 

The.group's primary func- 

a. Where 

wgpMyou 

jour' 

esiloral 

advise?' 

go to-a physician 

,,t to boy medtclnp, but for 

he professional ddv(ce and 

ultatlon,' Which will 

to i recovery*' They 

rd ttiqlr^tletoynian as 

.e whose. wder4tandlng 

[and • expeHinc«; K ,enabl?* 

hitn,to diteJ^ their, their 

.!n«w, do 

(amlile* ,cOfj*uHt 

! 

THB RIGHT NURSING HOME »J THE RIGHT PLACE 

FT- 

THE SENTINIX-LEDGEK, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Peace picnic Sept, 

In celebration of the United DU»nnament and other area 

MUoiisUenatotlDayflf gwapi, won't «dorse ^ 

Peace, local social, com- particular political 

muntty and nellgfow groups religloui plan for 1 

wUJ gather for. picnic, tthe bated, it l d 

a M Cy t yF VV 

t f l ^ 7 

p . to du«k Saturday, Sept 

1^ picnic wlUfeafaireNfw ^ J ^ 

Jersey folkslnger and wffl lay 

s^Mer Jta Attertm. a world £ 

William Penn Imperfonator, 

baUoon Uunch, dramatic AU are welcome to bring 

presentations and other en- their own lunch to pavUioB I 

(ertainment at tbe park. For more u- 

The gathering, while fbnnaUon call Dave Kerman 

flupported by tbe Jersey Cpe HMBU or Robert OnBtter at 

rnalltion for Nt.rJZr SBM961. 

Tell them now 

ByPOORRICBAHD 

Each year our community him people whs have 

provided leadership or example for our town. Tbe 

obituary page recently carried the noticeg of two such 

persona - John Ca«y and Florence Schmidt, 

John was weD. known for hb leadership in 

environmental and real estate affair, ai wefliw hui 

contributions;-tp athletics and the quality of life in Ocean 

M and men-eftett « u 

personally and upon the betterment of our community. 

A quality of OristUn living is to "edify" (befldup 

compliment»oner nt»oner penou. In tne tneipbere 

of onr famUn! 

frlndshte, ^lghborhood., and % i thenm 

many people to whom we should express our appredatian 

^ ^ * •**"*• «• eto too heshJHor tttnk 

iU be more appropriate tee later or 

m karn the 

Humbly and 

of edifying other 

- tett ftem now! 

Rev.RlchardC.mngite 

TheUghthouseQininunlty 

OceanOtyandWoodbury 

Hie Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

Establi«bedl896 

809 Central Avb, 644 S. Shore Rd. 

Ocean City, N.J. Palermo, N J. 

Phone 399-O077 Phone 390-9699 

Herbert L Godfrey, Owner JotinT Newman. Manager 

In Tfiii* of Trouftf*, We An 4s 

Near As Your Phone 

Pledging for the future, as In the past, the finest and 

mostdlonHIed>personallzedhmM'«lserwice «- 

FUNERAL DIBECTOR 

All you 



Center 

has been 



worked bard to achieve the 

fp u good things in life. Now a 

» iA nursing center is needed and 

you musj give up those 

.' amenities and plush comforts 


to, right?. 

Wrong! 

At Linwood, living jvell is a way of life whether you are 

here to convalesce from accident or illness, or make this 

your home. Our well trained staff offer you peace of mind 



particularne^ds. '^VT 

,.i Whataboutcbst? ' V { , 

i Unlike some other nursing centers who have a number of 

'"•""••"" •—""-* s1cservices,yj)uciaifindstaying . 

CyouiessaMgiyeyojumore. 

m 

a*lousUving.\ ^ 

PAGE 7 — SECTION TWd s, 

pttotD by ttmorHyiMo ** 

Union Chapel by-the-Sea members held a mortgage burning ceremony v " 

SuBday for tbe new Friendship Hal! added to tbe facility three years a&; A 

From left are Walter Edwards, Carolyn Vollmer, Itobert MacDotfgaif; * 

Bill Alexander and Dr. Franklin 8. Buck. ., 

Old Testament seminar Sept. 

Bin meat win present a be served a short term m me , Itfkmfng graduation 

program enOttod JI Walk Thru United Stitet Air Force, mutnTf fheoiogr < 

At Old Tewament" from I Q^flS^ during which time _^h* 

Wheat .accented am 

ajn. to 5 pjn. on Srturday, married Be hid a brief aiwciatepMterat'ttW; 

Sept 14 at the Unwood venture Into tbe btninea* Bock C3mrch'to Col 

Ganmuntty Church, world then entered DaH» teingL CoL Be k now tte 

Theological Semtaaty. «uior putor of'" ;Om*; 

Early Childhood Education -^ 

PhoneAboutOur , V 

New Seaville Location .. 

652-,,. 

computer training incfividtializedcirriculam,' 


Absecon. - ' " 

Light For Our Cities 

TheWs something dramatic about a city at night — 

like this view of Pittsburgh after dark. All the problems that 

beset our cities seem hidden as the skyline comes aKve 

with a million gleaming windows marUng the towers of 

man's Industrial prowess. 

Lost In the shadows are the steeples and graceful 

roots'Of a hundred churches. Few of them are lighted at 

night.. .yet they are the center and source of the true Bghi 

our titles need. 

In every city, village am) hamlet there Is a golden 

triangle sustaining the lives of our families, n Is the message 

of faith, hope and love mat glows from our churches.; 

The Travel Center 

Personalized Service • Licensed Worldwide 

612-8th Street, Ocean City 398-7450 ' 

, Ocein City Home , 

SaVings & Loan Association. J 

OQIAkA 0W3HM12 

Ready's Codee Shop &

s E 

P 

9 

8 

? 

•'•",' 

!| U it ' •' *"-'" 

':Hi§Icg apîf season with win over 

(a 10-1 season but tor the score. Tyrone Bolla "Brian Sherman 

••— Hawks ran In for the eitra point Danny Sinclair 

ITO Ocean Cltya dlfep heW DwmliMeCorkU 

Ml victory over Upper for the rest of the half and the Nate Gerald 

on>v Sunday at score wM,14$, John Watts 

MU The tUrtpartir aaw an MUw MeFarliiiid 

theopeningkick-off, lead to the next score, Oarenca Blahop 

T fumbled away the Uneman Keith Stuebard 

Dm6 ooenlna one pounced on the fumble at RnaHno i 

' Thomas S. Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

tkTEBIQR-EXTERIOR 

:,J foully Insured 

Ucensed Ocean City 

.izTCYJsars Experience 


1399-0205 

tor Upper Township. 

Following' a bye next 

Sunday, Ocean City will 

travel to Wlldwood the 

following Sunday (or a 2 p.m. 

game. 

THE SENTlNtX-LEDGER,. 

Tend-David Gara --Jft«i|n 

lineman George Kelly lineman 

itaemah ','•'•%: 

Unemah Richard Tohon • head 

back coach; pave Andrew) i'Jaiit 

back ooaeh; DemitCalrrm•aftt. 

back (oocfc '' •'' ;r 

fltttoilve play,T>oinlnick Again the Hawks drove in The Absecon Island f ower weather, eoaital piloting, 

with Bobby Fitigerald Squadron wtU again conduct a engine troubleshooting, 

p 

scoring his second touchdown. 10-lesson fall boaUng course sailing and piloting. ?£ 

*r»« tad lone whlcn Ocean City's last score at the Atlantic County "ThlaeourieiibMafldalfe 

jwiuift Uckle David came on Tyrone Rolls'85 yard Vocational School, Mays ftMe who owna sail or.'pmnr 

ViA petty 

Gerald recovered for thereturn 

of a punt with out- landing starting Sept. 28 for boat, are thinking of buying, 

Mabry for the women'! 

touchdown. 

standing blocking by his10 

weeks. 

Or enjoy boating with friend- 

,«• Hnki scored again teammates. 

The class subjects are: a," according toa spokesman 

•arty in tbe second quarter The Hawk], who recorded, Know your boats, equipment tor the power squadron. < Former 

five shutout victories last regulation and safe operation, The course meets Thunday High School student gum aeon, BtfiCnnerd and 

Thta time Bobby Fitegereld year, picked up another boat handing, elementary eveninp from ?JSO to *iS0. Mark Impagliazzb holds HiJttMk 

ttA It In from ji vantx nit 

1 ai^wlBiîot 

Dominlcklannace back 

BobFltegerald back 

Gene Murphy Una 

ibmKaniek quarterback 

TyroneHolla back 

David Rolls back 

David Krieshman Uneman 

Wayne Warrtngton Uneman 

DrewMnzlay Uneman 

DongPooie Uneman 

Jason Seymour lineman 

navigation, boat trallerlng, tor details. 

Surf 

******* 

Hie Ocean City FUhing concluding at 2:30 p.m. Prixes 

Qub in cooperation with the and trophies will be awarded 

city Recreation Department at the Youth Center at Sip,m, 

will bold its annual surf Expected are 25 abt-man 

Sshlng tournament Sept, 21. teams from across New 

Registration will be from 8 jersey and neighboring, 

until 8 a.m. at the Youth states. A dozen Individual 

Center, 6th Street and fishermen are expected also. 

AUantle Avenue. FUhtag wUl _ „,, . .". ,, 

be in the surf betWMn 29th There wffl be bMchfcBgflto 

*en resumliw at noon and h dM » condition.- 

FREE STORAGE 

To all New Awning Customers who want 

their awnings down during the fall 

. * * • • 

i4 ... v> 

''.- • 

' * , 

Enhance 

VINYL SIDING 

* T«r _ 

building champion- tiM£$Httfe IW> 

ghipSi Hg ^^Jp ills wtt^wfîIi^mMC 

class and also captui^ M'^t and W IMct 

theover-alltitle. V^, |,.^-—-«?•*•._ • -• *-•..• 

The .ecood animal Marian lUry KleT 

and Ed Wlsbun Oott Tonr- Dfleato; -wid # VIvta« 

naraent, spootor«l by OCMUI 8chi^der. lii tl>» men'a 

m volunteer, of the Cape division It wu Nick 

H^^ 

(Saturday) at the Greate Bay 

Country dub.: The tournament 

M be followed by a 

dinner and *1tiiM*tnif to miislc 

by the I|m MBfthall '*•'"'• 

For infonnatioo call MNOU 

orW-mi. v»iA- 

ABLE 

PAINTERS 

Interior and 

Exterior 

insured 

(MfJ 

398-1967 

Lie. No. MO? 

Jurtaroowl the eoraw. Kickc« 

fa llooday, Sept S at» 

am. AUjOl oar eHorta are 

We attended a commtttoe 

npona 

PLUMBING 

•398.4423 

FLOOR COVERING 

•No-wix vinyl flooring V;" 

•Expert Installation n 

« CommorclalA Residential 

W«lnvJUtU5f«ircIti«oi be 

f Champion winners were fronr, 

"S ptaaa are n« and W f Ot 

4iBtyAra. I ^â^hmmmm teipitl^ 

Ocean city I «otatbintBtochooielrom- Alll»on SW-7S74 or Karen 

» men and women's ««, body Kdton MM3]l, a 

1MH,l^Berd«auaiKimnk Eaat-We»t winn«i abovfe A % 

V V 

, fltraiatrlW. Floret HM^ «v«rt«e were JsneaMjFninl 

deredby 

ByMHHIOpiA 

has been a cumulative concentration 

fithlng provide* time 

(WÛurtoiaTOiUjnw p^ 

flngcontestfli. > •••••mmm-Mfm-plimifsp*'--- '•• 

iccordlng to surfing -Ine neat OCSA contest win « 

-»rt itai HA, surfing M B»fSj^SayVTlM^ ; 'W A 

Oons thla sunaner were surfer turkey trot * 4 

to d«aliini lorthe 71 lUHMRR^Wira st 

ien wto w«s reglrtered ,"M^fâ4B,»«^fpR ^$ 

compete in the Ove contests »fl*B,,S. H. taoMar, «' ,| 

r composite high score ± Woman's — 1, L. Town, *; y 

jpdlnfftti sixdivisions. H.ftraW, 3. L. Annstroog; S3 

Contests were directed by " Menehnoe — 1. B. W 

e surfing beach guards Bourgelou*, I, J, StampHg. I. gw 

laries Bowman and Erick a McKeaver, 4. B. Paaiiel; j 

^cker who also gave lessons Junior men's — 1. R. 

each Thursday" afternoon for Bower, 2. S. Herrlngton, I, M 

young surfers aspiring to Dougherty, 4. E. DeBaufwV ; 

compete in future, contests. Jniikt»-A 

Rdth Oirttf, liEhner g^t] 

-•'Bhiefish founuonent~.il 

Blueflsh: 

In-water show in AC 

IJarrah's Marina Hotel Tristan are among them. 

o win present lta second Harrah's ln-water boat 

iamual lii-water boat show showisthetargesteVentoflts 

Sept. 12-16. This yeaVs show kind in New . Jersey, i^ 

Ecb^;M'mN*tt!#i;U^>î|tin|^^lwIien: and 

witn the serious mafluiacturers irom n§w 

" i ta mtotj i,- ' W*trt;fl4pi»WiFeatured , 

iltoHnlM^Br^BD-lwfll he family cfuiserB and 

6.i Boulevard, AUantle JuxuryyHC^^fisntngboato 

boats over last year's show • • The boat show runl from 11 

veiwwerlbeen ;dlsplayed toad(iltoand|3,forchlMren 

rt Midnight Uce and the 870 chased atthe^tf office. >; 

P.O. BOX M1 653-1751, S^Ptmr 

remaiiis a popular fan apart the retort taefliUa are law 

OMUtfOflt 

l 

Weakfish taking the ' "•" f t!j'. Impound 

« MA,!^ m & wffl !«»«• *• «>te- SehooU of weakfLih are • 

^MAÂwamJle tanpentare and Mr* the -Mng the M M where the j 

rtwooSthebeadUtlsldeal flab out of the bay. bathen.usedtobe.Moetoftbe : FISHINr TIIF SAI T' 

mall boat flihlno arilMi •« iv»kn.n Hi „...•.. ««wi.h.~uuu.î. : n^nil^H.» lrll>SiVLil 

^ i George CUIIMI; 

said one trrt ^rftrboat 

ttptota, «^M iphwlBg- 

: Jrtthlongrtripiof.qaid.has the beginning ,*. the tut, 

I l^glvlngmy pawenger.an weakfish ««jon we've had In 

ga^mMibiiifittfB^, advantage of tUagfrtti 

m *• count was 50 we«kflsh, phfrwirifnon" • ^ 

Township Recreation 

iiiaiiii>ii(iiJ"^^;, t _ 

aM7-6253,BobUncolnat92? 

'M ^ 

DANCE T0NB3HT 

Grooming & Pel Supplies * 

Nature'sown Herbal repellent 

•'. FitaPdwdircfordooiahdeafi) 

cagrt |hoMlali Nyla Bones f||p? 

iA^b^yAvt. 3W-74M', Oe«nCiw!N.J. 

THINK..,. 

WINTERIZING 

and STORAGE 

Maki'«Hptintiiienlianil 

BilliviUliitNOWl 

- O''M»IIM,lno. ' < 

Jackson big winner in fishing 

The Ocean CMy Marlln * place at 4 pounds U ouncer 

Tuna Club concluded its 188S and 3 pounds S-ounces 

flshtagseaaonwithtbt weak- respectively. ; . : ; 

•Mud OpaMunuwtytfonrof the bott having thrwheavlMt 

te JIM awarded Fred wwkJMtttl3poaDdi4oane«. 

fmmm fflTpWPR 

siwiKwuiiNat:" 

THE ' 

.»v.,I!?J lfcttt»«BvOW 

3»M«IK 

WFISHING^^ 

H|hMnI#70fl,NnrUiSttr^ 

['}' FULLDAY ) 

..gLtavisSmOAILY/'WIiit 

M »10»Children • 

^ aiparttftpni^L'SDOCK • 

(i 

the he*rte»t

I!' f 

Iff « 1J--1 

I PAGE HO - SECTION TWO 

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MLIiPMION ~ - TanMmparar? 

eaaflaga in O«M» eiir wanti an •»• 

Child Cart • 

YHB CHILDRBHt PlACel — '117 

Mi»tn Art. ComptttiUcainmltjiiiL 

ratnatlMal engrain, art, tlfiKt.' 

nivilc, ••immini mum. Monday Miry 

Prlday.'iiifilMSp.in, , t| 

If. PETBR-5 METHODIJT PrUcnwT 

=4noriiln& prosrifrii far 3 and ^ fair 

alii. Rtfliffr new far It^timHr 

•nnnlm.nl ail WHOM or m W)J. Ml 

WILL DO aABYSITTINO — In mi 

Htma, I aifi a mB*. v.rv Mod with. 

I, Call itl-MJl, II' 

EAST COAST HAUUN8 

CarnMeft Land«apln« Servlca, 

itala and Oravel Drlvewayi. Tap- 

•all, egnitrvciltn *»• a "" uo awl 

Removal, Byl* Train Removal 

FBI! EITIMATES 

190-917* 

MINflBS HELPER - Foil HUM " 

HIM lr»nipon.ll«i MH( city 1W. 

Call MMtll. " 


Htlp Wanted 

ST.JUDENOVENA 

•Mr SMMHWI ef jawa ta 

priiiM, Menii, MM iMrlfM 

Invr May IM taaM Mart M 

j«u» havt mam M M. HMV SI, 

JWH pray Mr «. Sl»f ItlKM a My 

By m Ml My rmirgnrtn WIH M 

MMM. rantiapuMMMM, L 

ST.JUDE'SNOVENA 

my IM H M Mart M Jnui M. 

•Mt slorlflM, IWM tniXpntt- 

vttJ throuotwut IM msrlft imll aBl 

Brtnr, May IM ucfM Mtrt M 

Mm, priy Mr,». SI. Ju* MMMr 

M miracM, Pfiy ftr at, II, M 

MlptrM mIMMIi priy W * 

lay mis praytr # HRIM •«•?( fcy*IM 

'iim «y ysur emtn Mil Mfiii-, 

•wafto, II M« nmr MMUuinm M 

Mil. FuMleaiW mult b» prwniwJ. 

MM 

W* II KISS— Out lay PMItltn, 

Fyll/Parf time, Rssrn/B«r3 psslblc. 

Call Mr, Onl« Mam t:JO a.m. L 

nnn. Flinlni Haiti J» 10OO FS/37 

HELP! - Ts n oo 

FMah. Part Mm., MU tuna, say ar 

nlfai, M v cniimt >nanii. phll 

m n BltpUyii litr Mavaii «ya,, 

O.C H T - I 1 W . | n 

iipMnM mlnmt Scbttl 

end. 


201 Wilt Avi. 399-0032 

BIl.AX.flOlMOPPINS O O WORK 

— wllh 74 Mur lo.lns Inftnl ana MM 

cara Hrvica by prMtliltnll lorm.r 

faaghtr, yeur HSIIIB sr mini. Haurly, 

uily, wtMiy or mommy. RuiMablt 

nln. CallMri, DMItlîll, fid 

WILL, FROVIOE — Oood (art (or your 

cnild in ny horn., call JM M7I. »-l! 

SMI. ii 

nn tint, MfarlMat. Sail m- 

tntnl, teaan City HMIIy, MHl IM 

Mlwy, Iff-ita. H 

CHAMBEBPIBKH — MM tl WWII 'til 

Mti I, flood hotui wlm Hitllanl Mnus, 

Call Mf-Mit,» JO to I p.m. n 

CHAMBRRPEHSOH — H.rly pHIIWn, 

tMtlltfll Mm lor nwiiitn at KIM 

cniiann, eiiiMNItkaiwMiit:Mand 

lB.m, Jl 

PUkt TIMI MIITISN — nyanawt n 

any nal •!••• allM tH smpatan. 

WtMHSI a mm'. t,«jq, • f p.m. Gall 

•ML MTATI UUJI - m n » 

MrHIM M pWHMI MM «MI Hlat 

nrnmum. sraif pnpanw la 

mi. timninn mom 

COMPANION AID1 - Full limt. tin 

in, t. aulit tl«trly IMy, LlfM 

taMIMi II|M MftMntplni. Own 

prlnit nan, iinllcnl uMry. 

BtttraMal ngsirM, O C ana. Call 

nt.il>. »-ii 

RIFORTIR WITH PH0TO»BAPH¥ 

— Skllll, Ytar ragna, full tlma 

pnliuw. win IM O.i.ti. luiir Mr 

an tifanncM (auraaliil It cov.r a 

mynlclful Mien, writ, lutlint Ma 

aulit wiTt< BMMsnptiy, ItM rnamt, 

dipi aaa uliry rniiniiitiiti it lar- 

Hr. it, Clalr, Eitc. ta, mat «», 

wiiawsta, NJ, onto, ua pnon. cam 

plow. m 

PART TIMB EVENINSt ANO - Mail- 

Mi WtwrMy, LlfM clarical ana 

itltRMM. Call Mr mart inn iff-liM. 

AiklorMn Hunt. tl 

Instructions, 

BARN TOUR HI8H KHOOC pimS&Ur 

Aliens Cape May County vocational 1 

Adult High School, Norfeei, gredf!s> 

twarata for ertvisui iNfoy and mrts' 

«ip*riancf. Day or evtnlna datsei 

forming now. Contact Adult Hlsh School 

atllm. tM-1141. *', , flf 

SWIMMINO LEiSONI - atltia 

Mule!, Call Whim, ' ' e-ay 

DOLL MAKINO WORKSHOP! —\ 

Learn la maka year ewn Mitiiia rasllia 

Of an anllqu. fall. AIM CHIN painting 

ittiiti, Old dalii raialM, mtruflo, 

appraliad. Call MMW. HI ' 

17th STREET HAULING 

Furniture moved 

anywhtre in the trl-state 

arts. Light medium duty 

hauling. 

Call 522-5723 or 

822-4KI1 

FRANK TEDESCO 

Concrete Contractor 

31 Years Experience 

Serving Ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas, 

Guf&ing*Drtveways*Psrcha$ 

Sidewalks*Floori-Etc. 

Free Estimates 927-5052 

nNrrhuGTiONi NOW AccepTiNG 

CUUIcal M Jill Oull.r «lud«ti.|, 

Ywr Pnt« ar mat, ciimyim. - tl, 

an 

ST.JUDFS 

Mtf BH laoM Mtkrt MMfM t« 

bMtfkwlMV and pr»»»r 

aaembiMrtfkwlsMV p» 

v*d Thrtwolwut IM world ngw.and 

vB-. simi Htatet J«ut, ertr 

uiH. Jv«, wsr«ar ar IMrMM 

pray Mr 'n. itt. "VuM. tawrjsi 

MMfcMtpraYNru*, . 2_ 

t«y Inn prtrw t ffiMt a d»y, by 

Itmmdiy your pr«y*rwillt»afr 

•HTM. II Mt iw*r MM RriNn M 

fall, MWIunM mwt« ersmMH,' 

MMMllwa) 

Mliliwa). , 

! R.6.K. I/TJ 

mrttt RHI 

, H 

MUJIC 4.ES5OMS — Piano, nice, tlulT- 

Intncilan rasr Heine. Tun. only, no. 

Vt hour, SNClallilra In cnlldren. Call 

*&**§>, t*i§• 

PHOFEMICNAL VOICE ANO fLUTE ' 

— Infraction, All Unit. Call Pat* it ' 

WHIM, t4f 

TRINITY PAINTING 

Jet Cancellier 

Interior • Exterior 

Reaidentlal • Commercial 

Quality Work Free Estimates 

CALL 3W-6M7 

BARRY MESSNER 

CARPENTER 

CLaUK TY»ST — Lf. Ha 

gM IpMrMlly Mr Ml ItHW. Many 

ixndlti, aH Mn, hit w part II*M. 

UUHMlM, j W 

HAHOVMAH — MltolMUtt IBM 

tar yur iw< a«in«, mnt know 

ENTiR/LABOR FOR 

HIRE—Own tooll a tr.ntoortatlon. 

Tour man hai hanyov.rr I havt family. 

Deadline 10 meet? RtaiotiaMt ratail 

Cantractort or home ownert. S«b|ec< to 

availability. Pint call, flritltrvid.-Call 

FOR SALE — to khimliiam tower afl 

W Vlklns iparfllinerinan Tower'In 

excel cosd. taarai tap A tlda cartaln* 

In lair cond Radar platlorm, dock lit 

etc. InclmMd. Calljff-Jlia. f-M 

BUREAU Wt laid mlrrar »», Orien- 

ral run • i II, tn. Call Ml-wu f 11 

NEEOEB - THf rayM, 

NOW HIRING 

SÂSanraitrWork 

Opportunltle* for iecal 

sMpii, Storo, clerk and 

.arloos Kitchen lobs. Cam- 

iWII's Seafood Kltch«n,; 

3J31 Asbury Ave. Alto 

hiring for Canipbf ll's other 

side and Mulford's Seafood 

ShacK, Call 3W-4337 or 3W- 

tf 

ADVERTISING 

' Sake llafHaiai|||j|{yaj 

Y«ir'reiutdpot«hHiwltri 

imDetxpffitnceditLretl 

buttntabjoluttly 

ntctttiry. liindle exiifJflg 

ictMirtsphitdaviWp 

ruwbuHntw. 

flood Bemffls, 

399-5411 

Mall or bnng resume to 

The, Sentinel-Ledger 

11ZE. Eighth SL 

OcunCHy, N.J. 08226 

FULL TIMI (Moo.-FH.) aiknlttar. 

•«ptrltoc*d and nltrtnat rasolrM. 

eaiiMf4M. 

MMpar. 

MOf aM.aftntiam, sananvi com- 

mmlaa (rrlnyMitJit plat additional 

avtrrMi^Call Wstdi AMwy, numt. 

PMT TIMI MIMNSIBLt PftUW 

— Ta parftrm HIM malntiatnta wort, 

fatd appanMHy Mr Mivt ranrM ptr- 

•en «r MiMMi itvdmt. em m- 

OUND MIOKT CLIRK _taF 

Ml 

NOW HIRINO WAITIRS AND — 

•nllrtnai. Apply tl CtM Ortaun la 

Tit iMiava at Mil gdwih. Atlantic 

Clrf, M phone calli pKai.. Ml 

Wl Have AN OP1NINO — For tot 

Mil Rmt lictmtd uM parun, tnal 

temniMIM program. All ma taali yew 

natd la ta HKttulyl. Call far conikun- 

IHI MtafyMif, M-HH. TH Farr.ll 

Attnty, Raalftn, if 

cavtitr 

CHARLBSTERINONi 

Confr-icfor 

CREATOR OF MAUTrRJL 

FLOORS 

Bathroom • KihttiM • Foyer 

Patio • Flrvpiam 

COMPLBTH BATHROOM 

RBNOVATIOM 

Ocean City Area 398-7348 

Yi 

BliHW«NIR — par Hlfllfltr Mtitn.' 

Apply spa«afM*i «ti k Atlantic Ay., tf, 

emo^ 

. tM MaM eoutdn'l 

t t i l M 

USAL »ITATB 

Opportunity kMcu. tM MM eoutdnl 

MMfir Mr fM la ttftmi • laMper. 

IM.Mtll Otuii .elfy'i,tMa com 

PWMIM rMI Mtttt firm.' Com pl.t. 

lr.lnls» wwram. Can May, Itntr 

RItlh»M07» .: ti 

FULL «HO FART TIME tALIS 

CL«KK — pt*HI«U now DYalltblt. Ap- 

ply an flaar. Ittmtwi Dapt. ston, in 

AtAÔC t-ll 

1AI.IS PIRiON — MM'! appar.l In 

Qcwn Sty. AH Mr manaHr, call iff. 

ISM. f*M 

D1NTAL RECEPTIONIST r — 

tOOKNEEPER — Fall llmt, tuptrtinh 

Md detlrtd, bat Mt naCHUry, Call Jrt- 

Illl. *•» 

MFIRIENCID WAlTRIII — Part 

fimt, brtalifait and lunch. Call HMIU. 

, Ml 

PIBA • SUB MAKER — Eiptrllliud 

«iy, y.ir round. EicMI«it pay and 

bantNtt, Call MH57J far Inlarvltw, *-M 

GONITRUCTION — LABORERS — 

Allillant 10 fvptrlnittidtnt, LMIB term . 

proltci. Bin. wtltr condoi, nth St. at 

brWft, O,C, JfUffJ, HI, 

SECRITARV — immtlflfa epMInf 

for fyii tima stfrttary* ftad loiallon in 

O.C. Full MneflM, word procnilno «x- 

PtrltnM dMIrtbli, FIHM reply ft in 

IM Untln.l LjiJi.r. If 

MOTKL HANDYMAN Headad at loon 

at pnilble. Oaed pay. Call J»I»7M. 

tf 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

MTEtilORAEXitflrOR 

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Licensed & Fully Insured 

Free Estimates, 

Prompt Service 

CALL 

RONANJSEnE 

927.3143 

.âat B aaK> aaV aBaaaaaK:' j Jf 

1 te a'»j» 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 RM. 

(Including SUN.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

,CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

pick up same day 

Ash about our 

Tailor Work 

p on New & Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

Brovetanu Ave. & New Rd.! • 

• , Somert Point 

Interior a, 

pantry, painting. papernan«!ng, 

drywall. Own, window!. Call aicaard 

Adamiatan4no 

^•v -"> 

SCHUO JOUAD - Don't lvu - Call uil 

For mar waunal cleanup, yaar 'round 

, nouw cleanlni 'or aptnmant 

f chanatovati Sharon or Djyld, mm,, 

• leave tnaitage •« 

staciill RMd, Hi 

• 

BEDROOM BURWW.'Wti 

mtdlclnt caMntt (4" ir irs *m 

prrtwrw ntpalntri t>l-folJOTH"AUTUMN TlAtE MINK 

COATI • w,t, ' 

OARAOB FULL OF QOODIIS! ) 

SUPER LAWM MOWERS (I flail 

barttry). garden taîp., loadt ii 

carpentry 1ool».. grinding wfiael. 

blkM, ig, tootchetta, iMetal tool cab., 

many laddan (long-axt. ladder) (, 

CASH ONLY) NO CHECKS! 

Frl.-S»I.Sept.l3&14 

» AJM.-4P.M. 

XU Qcean Rd.,O.C. 

fr«nLongport-OC,(tillbrldoe,ooVi 

ml. to Surf Rd . II airatt bit Ultra! 

tic ngitt at BantrMa Rd I Lett on 

Surf Rd. to lrd ttnat on right 

(0««n Rfl). Rlotil on Octan to MM. 

watch lor tlgn»; 

1 

J n3 J 

f » 

t. 

t - 

i 

Only qLnorc families and PoggenpoU 

bave,die opportunity lutcbeos. Tite pool 

li. , ' 4 ' ' tajointlii*select~- andCIMMdab»s\t 

Sl]OC?aPULUKtSr ^^-BSyfetint Community-' * P««t plafe to * * 

"i i l \T? tî\* fl*/ L1 ,' * entertain your 

*' ' (CJ • ^ 1 Tie seriouj boater frimdj. Speaal 

^f' »Jjl'-* ; »*** ' will find protected pricing on 

M , * f /• *'' t¥ J ' " ' deep water slipaind homes, froni $165,000 

XinlC IS JJnUtCU noating dock*. lie to $225,000. Moddi 

' nsidences offer fresh open daily from 9-5. 

' * ' ' new floor plans with 

On th4 iky at 7th St. Open daily 9-5 

(609)398-9443 |t . 

Ocean City N.J. 

Don Johnson 

franklin Williams 

Owner anxious to Mil * price recently reduced -on This 

lovely lagoonfront home. Consists of living room, dining 

room, kitchen, i bedrooms, 7Vi baths, den w/fireplace, 

garage, patio, second floor deck, 2 docks and 3 boatsDps. 

Conveniently located near golf course and airport, inspect 

today 11 ' "' 

Great Investment; 3 unit at 

58th and Asbury Avenue, 

one 3 Bdrm. unit and two 2 

Bdrm. Units, well main 

tained, electric Heat. 

tMiooo, 

Over an acre of ground 

comes with this 3 B$rm. 

plus den home., fust 

remodeled, W, baths. Wood, 

•love In living roonv all 

appliances Immediate oc* 

cupancyfOr$71,900. , •' ' * 

Great nelphborhood comes 

with this 3 Bdrm.2 full bath 

colonial with fireplace In 

the living room, dining rm.; 

family rnvflarage, all for 

i 

^ ^lS 

UOTSFOR5ALE ,, > 

Upper Township • over 200 . 

lots and acreage to choose 

from with prices ranging 

from S17.000 to t37.9O0 In 

Beesiey's Point, Marmora. 

Palermo, Seavllle, Dennis 

Twp., and Llnwdod. Call 

Mr your brochure today. *" 

A Cape Cod home MUtf-ftr* 

roust lo be, tpto."* 

Bdrm.. 2 f-1T 

YARD lALB..— 1117 alay'iAva.'iraar'l * 

tola, chair, mlic 1 . HMiA iaf.,«apt. laid \ 

.YARD SALB ~ IMII't * ipto Mk«, 

/dlttlM, 4 flnrt (I7VH), fttSn, cMi , 

«, 1—i taia tew; LAltloN IILVBRUINI MACH . 

I — wllh IM hp Mtrtury v I law twin I 

Vnotor -r inn lor thllna or crulilnt, tTWOXOHOOM 

Hcrifica at u,9M. Call in 7M0 ar ttt- Iwlm partial, acaui' 

iiti ' •, \\ , »i7,;»va. MMUhad «n 

H08I* .CAT 

family bial'nil 

•t,7M, call dontct 

* * 

a n : y 

bay; M my hottit/ Own tr»n«pan«tMa 

t nitiii CtW PWWa Wl-«m tf 

,H hT FLl«TWbOD - 71 

*piu» tiiirai. aaMundnlan. l 

,1^80, Call lr»,|Mh/ 

Aknaucyf-r/arafriatv 

vatlli In Flanotr'f Hotel OIIMtttre,,} 

enma, collacllblat, atlii* liawlry and 

MlllntfMStU? _&' '• i >' 

AS UTTLE AS 

* YOU CAN LIVEAT THE SHORE! 

I maglne twin master suites with two *' t Square is the dollar for dollar value 

- l-full cci^lTilc' bathsL Now add a coin-' »' leader-at the shore, It also com.,; .^^„%,-»*;. * m-T 

Duplex One unit contains >, 

livlng;room, Olnlng room and" laigp wrap a'l . ^ 

and fireplace;'A' second unit contains 3 bedroomtv batfc 

and 'MHnMtthen. Miostly lurnlshM Asking H&000 

private residenco wfth i boat sdp* 

...., .., bedrooms. 2 baths, living rfetri, dtahi' 

roorB, tJeri, with flroplace. and orie car gnra(».|=(iAhrrM. 

tcrultlîfttajitposuri- Asking 1337,000 , .. - 

*"!C bedroom vnit located 

i. boardwalk, taking - - - 

t' » 

I' ' 

> > 

.*•",'! 

k' Tripiix. .Totally remodeled 'third "i\Ur,i 

oVtriMklng Jhe v 0ceaY». AH,.uhlt» J h*v*4j

s E 

P 

1 

9 

8 

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R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R. I. Salt R.E. For Safe, R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E.ForSalG 

OPEN HOUSE... 

SAT.-SEFT.14 


RB3T FLOOR " 

Travel Soulh on Central Ave. 

to |uit beyond 56th Street, 

look for our figns. 

-THE SELLING OFFICE" 

J. MUSSO Inc. Realtors 

(609)399-2500 

REALTORS 

• IGMTMiOCEANAVENUI • MP-MMZIl 

OMAN COLONY CONDO • «5 OMAN AVENUi • JW-7M0 

DUPLEX LOT 

Corner location, large lot, J7.S * 90,175,000. 

CONDO 

One bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished In Immaculate con 

difion. Excellent Investment opportunity, U9.5OO, -' 

CONDO 

Three bedrooms, % baths, fireplace, central air, 

economical oat heat, center location: Iff,000. » 

GARDENS PLAZA 

One bedroom penthouse apt, fully furnished, breathtaking 

ocean view. A truly prestigious apt. No other, unit can 

compare, Yours for only 1159,000, 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Center city guest house plus apts., s bedroom owner's unit 

plus 3 apts. and f rooms. New gas heat, upgraded electrical 

and plumbing systems. Income over J33,000 and 

potential for even more, A must see property for 1119,000. 

DUPLEX 

Brick construction, both units gas heat, one block from 

beach, comer location, basement with washer and dryer 1 . 

Excellent location for year round or summer rental 

Priced at 1110,000, 


Truly an executive home, 5 bedrooms, 2M> baths, den and 

living room with fireplaces, burglar alarm, central air, 

wet bar In of flct, minimum outside maintenance and best 

of all, an Ocean view, O?5,000. 

500 BAY CONDO 

ITwo bedrooms, 2 baths, on the water. This unit offer* the 

best value of any unit In »0 Bay. Call today and don't miss 

a real deal at $139,000. 

BEACH BLOCK DUPLEX 

s.Wfii1* heited, excellent rental history, off street 

• ÛtiW^lf1tWl 

•Ik, An exceptional value at 1118,S00. 

CENTER CITY COMMERCIAL 

Six 2 bedroom units, all heated and rented yearly. Three 

Stores also rented yearly. Economical gas heat, brick exferior, 

corner location. Income over 145,000, A must see 

Mr the Investor looking to buy center city retl estate 

[Priced at 1375,000. 

y THOMAS J.PALERMO 

_.. i . Owner/broker 

ATTENTION RENTERS & INVESTORS 

Become an owner tor|uiti M| doHari mm • 

pir month thin nnUrig! • ' 

• Newly Condomlnlumlzed Apartment Building 

now available (or iale. Prices itarttng it only 

•44,900.000 

OPEN HOUSE: SATURDAY 11 A.M. to B P.M. 

ONLY 6 UNITS AVAILABLE-COME EARLY!! 

FEATURES INCLUDE: 

Two bedrooms, economical gas heat, parking, 

DESMOND CONDOMINIUM 

RHST STRf ff ft ASiURV AVENUE, O.G. 

Exclusively Available Thru; 

FRENCH REAL ESTATE, inc. 

ALL NEW LISTINGS! 

i^mgm 

A S ^ i T V I 

A summer Home with great Oc«anvlews and location, I 

BR, VJ» baths, liv. rm. w/fplc. din, rat., Wt., laundry rm. a 

front porches, 1 ear garag« plus off-street parking. Listed 

for 1219,000. part, f urn, 

COASTAL REALTY 399-3889 

830 ATLANTIC *Vi,,O.C. REALTOR 

FANTASTIC VALUE—New 3 BR/2 bath ttwnhouse wltfl 

super bay view, air-conditioning and heat pump, two 

decks and new furnishings. Priced at tl»,W0, 

EXCEPTIONAL custom built 2 Bdrm, i bath raneher on 

landseaptd lot. Features: Florida room, den with brick 

fireplace«n>-UtdeF«.tOJSer«sri porehvWaiMo-wall earpetlng. 

Sale includes; washer, dryer. Corning range, sideby-slde 

refrigerator, dishwasher, security system and 

outside lights. Price $124,900, 

iV/REALTY 

5020 LANMS AVE,, SEA ISLE CITY 263-2267 

399-5454 

•AYVieWS PLUS SWIMMING POOL! 

Fine gardens single on a 12O'xi25' lot, 3 BR, 2 baths, large 

dorm, liv. rm., din, rm,, Florida rm, kit. 2 car garage. 

Landscaped w/Sprlnklers, Heated for year round use. 

Asking 1219,500 unf urn. > 

Iff * THHES 

Perfect opportunity awaits with this property offering • 

gorgeous 2 bedroom apt, upstairs and a large garage bays 

on the street level. Owner relocating business,,,CALl, 

TODAY at $129,W0. 

JZxjmcy 

RIALlSTATt 

1717 At bury Avenue, Ocean City,N.J. 08224 

Timothy J Richards, Owo«r/BroKer 

or toll fret out of itate 

800-843-0172 

REALTORS 

HEYILOOKUSOVERI 

DUPLEXES 

Large 3 bedroom duplex in very good condition. Large sun 

perches. Good off street parking for 6 to B cars. All 

existing furnishings included. 1129,900, 

Newly converted duplex located In one of Ocean Cily'i 

nicest residential areas. Spacious lot allows room for kids 

or expansion. Washer, dryer, and all kitchen appliances 

Included. 1120,000. 

Southend duplex lust 1 short block to the finest teaches. 

Three bedrooms, one bath each unit. Good rental history, 

1134,000, 

Great family neighborhood on a tree-lined street con. 

venient to beach, boardwalk and shopping. Big front pereh, 

formal dining room, 4 bedrooms and a fenced rear 

yard plus a panelled garage, A great buy atjtiUyQJMlM.... 

TERRIFICTWINS 

Well located summer home. Convenient to •hopping and 

transportation. Nice front porch, living room, dining 

room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms 8, i batHs, Corhpibfah/ fur- 

Dished, too, 144,000, . r 

Twin house with plentyof room, 4 bedrooms, bath, fenced 

yard, off-street parting, loned commercial. Convert to 

store front and 2nd floor Hvina quarters. • 143,500. 

SUPER SINGLES \ ^ 

Lovely Cape Cod home on large corner let with end 

front porch. Desirable neighborhood plus two-family 

zoning. Among additional features,are a large sun deck. 

Intercom and radio setup, separate laundry room plul attractive 

landscaplno.il 15,900. 

Custom home with flexible floor plan. Finished second 

floor, j bedrooms, 3 full baths. Large fenced yard, 

6arag«, w/w carpet, Andersen windows, appliances, plus: 

morel 1139,000, 

Spotlessly clean 3 'bedroom raneher with ceramic file 

bath. Residential neighborhood, yet walking distance to 

shopping and beach. Mostly furnished In move-In condition, 

141,000, 

COMMERCIAL 

ideal commercial location, 4200 sq, ft. currently equipped 

as a restaurant, but suitable for many uses, second floor 

has elaborate 3 bedroom, Vh bath apartment with many 

amenities. $295,000, 

«otel, Hxcellent business opportunity, prime earner 

location, 2 blocks from beach & boardwalk, 3? rooms, 

owner'i apartment, iobbyi and reception room. er«at income 

producer, possible owner financing to a qualified 

buyer. *2ii,ooo. 

WATERFRONT 

In|oy this sparkling beachfront condominium. Feature* 

central air, fireplace wjfh raised hearth, burflUr alarm 

system, automatic garage door opener. Move info this 

fully furnished townhause. 1215,000, 

A boater's dream with three slips and wafer & electricity 

at two floating docNi. Patio and deck. Family room with 

fireplace, laundry room, automatic garage door opener. 

Possible owner financing to qualified buyer, S198,5OO. 

CONDOMINIUMS ^ 

Immaculate eondo ne«r beach a. boardwalk, thli one 

bedroom unifjneludM all amenities. Owner will finance 

for qualified buyer, 173,000, ^ 

ieauflful corner Ocean Colony unit with two patios, Fully 

furnished with all appliances. Owner financing available 

to qualified buyer. Security and pool facilities Included In 

the condole, $114,000; ?/; ' . ^^.^'KA 

Anxious owner hos reduced the price of this condo. Best 

.i'l i 

1433 ASBURY AVE. 

Two large modern eondos with 2 bedrooms, ceramic tile 

oaths, kitchens and living room, w/W carpet, washer,' 

dryer and dishwasher In each unit. $75,000 each. Must be 

seen to appreciate. 

Call BERGER REALTY, Realtors 

399-0076 • -o- 

ROHKKT L, SHARP, Roaltor 

a"IHl,\shurv Ave, "ifll Wcsl Ave, 

COMFORTADLi TWO FAMILY 

we are proud to present for sale thli 2 family home 

located on a peaceful comer In fh# ioufh tnd of 

Octan City, private stairway and deck to the second 

floor apt. Priced right at 1120,000. 

I 

JUiT LISTED ! 

You are Invited to Inspect this very attractive

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PAGE 14 ->- SECTION TWO 

RtE.ForSal* R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

THIS IS 

NOT A 

RECORDING. 

1800 624 3319 

NEW JERSEY 

At Greentree Mortgage, 

we're here when you need us— 

evenings and weekends, too! 

So even on Saturday 

(10am—1pm) or Sunday 

(12pm to 3pm). you can talk 

to one of our professiona! 

mortgage qualifiers who will 

git your application started 

over the phone. Or if you prefer, | 

we'll come right to your home. 

(And yes. for your convenience 

we do have a recorded message 

hotline, too. Call 1-800-222-0590 

anytime for the latest rates.) 

AMiuiDiAinorsictninTaAYiiraa«jrDL on tacond 

floor «acn with full battn 

Ptrit iroor lias tpacioui 1 

*-^-mxh'.-'*mlr l a apt. 

IHT for 4 cars p rear. - 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

R.E. For Sale R.I. Sale 

r » , r 

LOYBLY % bedroom, 

Townhouse fl6e«t 

• ~ f • 

BACK-UP DEPOSITS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED^ | 

FULLY FURNISHED ONE-BEDROOM IJNim 

FOOL.ELEGAriTLOBBij '—*•-—•-— 1 =- 

Vacationers! Get on our priority t-nt_l list for 19851 

R.E.ForSale 

Winter Rentals Winter Rentals 

M f»f lala ar rant.'far tiilarl; f 

•M •Maiirtmant t» Infect, calif f 

I TM Mllav Ateaty, Kail [ 

Perk Place and • Can in ttu. f 

, Ott. ttira May 11, ItM. Call IT*- ' • »-IT 

FOUR BIDKOOM WITH LAKOB. — 

FiDON* 1 »0BM. — Don. IW UIIU, 

Moearo lornlihad, panii, 

hag, yard. Mature cwete, u pen, 

i, *soo/n». plot aiadrlc. Can 

H 

RI«T OH PAY - tecaod itory, 

om, fully rumltlHd, MM mon- 

H MJ 

MFRONT.— Jatona naar.'ianii, J 

. 1(4 bamajan ilraat aarklng, 

•enltlei Intl. Color TV MM man> 

.1 BORM AVAILABLE la-t^S ta Ml M. 

BGDUXO 

BY OWNER 500 6AY CONDO 

Best location building, 

dlr*Ctly on bay. Maynlllcent 

panoramic view, 2 bedroom, 

2 bath, professionally dec- 

orated K completely furn- 

Ih 

, Call 

609-967-5375 

.0) 

iTER RiNTAL — 1 0R a)3.. living 

. .1, dining room, kitchen L bath, nil 

- iftllltlee, cja»«ff)clent heat. Call JI+- 

its rt» iiM ptn ptr wnofai < 

f-M 

Moat WcimMd pay minimal taa, elect. • 

came. MM per mourn. CaH m-W. H) 

(OUTHBND — mealy Ignitttiad 1 

hear*, i MML W/D ncsnl near. (M* 

ptat atiime*. ko pett, na cMMna, 

AvallaMa Oct. 11-m May 1J, psauMy 

July M. Call lltHJUerjtMfj*. MJ 

PURNIIHBO BIACH ^LOCK — Flrtt 

naar moaam coaM, MM Mdraam, 

erlvata airman, aanoaa, taWa in- 

uaW. tin »tat anctrtc Mat, Ma eat*. 

Rafenac** rtqsk-J. CaO 1-HHII mi 

Irani pgrrji,avallat)lalmniad Horthend 

MM ma. plvt atllltlel Call MJ J!4J or 

vrp-zra aik ter Dan » » 

liltl « BAY — 1 Mr. CMOS. Mature 

co—Mai Ilka flaw. All appllaiKii * AC. 

Mii/nia Inel heal a water No pel. 

•u-MI]*a.nv*pm werkdevt tlO 

BBACHFRONT — Mcoid lleor, I 

Mrnil, tVl batlu, all itreet parkin*, all 

atHWkltlH WKI tofcii* TV, ftflfl (AMitily 

piai vtll. trnaU cwg permitted Can ni 

nn *» 

FIKtT FLOOR t)UPL«X -1 bedroom. 

IW battil, ftimlihad, carpal, w/d dliti 

wawer, aarkaaa dltpoul, n w, llv. raam, 4MIIM ream; kltdian, 

Ifyrtiliftad. «»7J mo. aJ7 Ird Jtreal, Near 

•aaattj. Avaiuwe until May II. Cap JM- 

luaal t-M 

— uvina roMB, aiaAii roam, kn 

l 

•XCILLIHT 

MATURE COUPLE. New 

bedroom apt, ComatoMry wralaliea u- 

ChMwg *f/w CUVOtlag; TV, WAJHJR, 

PRV CR, a MMnraiM*. MM, par maaili 

PM vtintaa. Mo pan. Mcarity dopotit 

retired, tua Attary Ava. Call — 1- 

MODERN OAROCM TYPE CONDO - 

turn end. turn., camadral celling with 

uy llatit wlndowi In living nmtl, all 

awUanon Mel alr«ml4 1 bdrm., 3 

batat, ma naar, pool, uuna HOD plut 

mil. Available N«v. i. u call ltun 

YRABLT /OR WINTER —• Fvmltlnci 

apt. M Ventnar. T» biacki tram Jitney 

ar beach Lr, din. araa, kit. 1 Mra_ and 

bitk, w/d. call ra-uu. t-u 

TWO ••DROOM APT ~ Fumlthed or 

vnlvmlthad Tearly ar winter Call 

lhore Realty, phone JtMTM it 

II 

COHDO — SOUtrlEND -> I bdrm.. I tpoti. *7W per moatb plui ektclric. Call 

kltj* parcn. |1U weekend! a evei. lltHHOl or 

batk,lr,dMaB«raa,l 

NORTHENO BOTTOM HALF OF 

DUPLEX — » badroami, 1 battil brand 

new. uy view 1 on-ttreet Mnlng 

• — ran 

Mi woolnaai I*MUI, t-17 

IHQ " T T1 " M - » 

1aii«aaa>,i»aooirlty,Mlaa«a,« 

L ± 3 

CENTER CITY HOME...f 

bedroom*, 2 battis, 2 

powfcf rooms, ji car 

garage, gas hot water heat, 

'MJCMHm V.". • .'"""" r 

FOflJl SMAtL Ar*TS...can- 

•wclty, good condition. 

ASiURY AVE. STORE* ' 

Plui4 badroom apt. and an 

efficiency, treasonably pri- 

ced. 

- JEAMBUCKHOH ! 

, X , Realtor. '. - 

399-6345 

INVEST 

CONDOS 

SALE OR RENT 

We have the most luxurious 

',condomtnlum unit* at the 

i*horev. available for pur-' 

'cna*e or y«ar round rental 

'dependlnij • upon your 

heeds. Prom 1*00 to $1009, 

per, month'' rent,' from 

fiocooo to ttMMttb tale. . . 

"THE COHDO . 

CONNECTION" 

MDWYER, REAL ESTATE 

INVESTMENT- DEVELOPMENT 

HTM a HIILEY — Farnitnad 1 

bedroom-apt, wim cetxa TV - *9N mo 

* 

f 1) 

I avail, tepi. li -Mir IL w/d, «aat lad. 

.. I — Flrrt IMar caada. 

aad Onptaa. i baayjimi. ana 

I watefbeat 

Mrm. detvie, , 

•wnetiar, w/d, «/w-c*ra*t. - 

klM • Watt.iMSI Bteam + Itlti Call 

>ll>-lU4ne. / i , MI 

ROOMMATE WArlTED - Far larte 

cestrairy lacarad apt U7J maoitOy 1ft. 

cindei all Btllttiaj. can m-ut? or na. 

INI. AUtlar Mary. H4 

I BEDROOM FUKrlllHftD APAR 

TMENT — MM par mamk pldithttltlel 

AvallaMa Oct. 1 Call lij-nr-»tJJ tor 

t» 

Fym*y»J 

Yearly Mntalf 

DUPLatX—trand ' aaw, laeiyaMd 

~FHT 

spaca tar rtat, Aisary Ava 

.-.., caiiliif IMW, w/d, aw.. 

dnppui. Avail. Ml I* *-IJ. netereacn tf tHRli~IaTp|«OOM»,— HfTSia, 

deck, goad racatkw.«M»PlM per m«p- 

tk.ioleMaaRaalEa1at«,ll*4tM. *•" 

, TM««I atOROOMf - tVt bath., lor- 

. Wihad IM «ahiniUhed tawn»aaM aew. 

.AvallaMa tar fame «rbo demand Iba 

? vary beit. Located in the Nortti am) at 

law man-' Otaa* city, an IM edte si the Olrdtit. 

Raaltan, AvaltaMa Immeauiely at ttgg ana >7M 

. Ft) ann atllltlaa mmtoty. tetorltv depult 

aad rafenacH required waadt AMU 

CY, Inc. Realtor M*e»e. tl 

WlrlfEU MkHiaiL — MH11* H-a*. 

CamWtaMa tlaan raant, -adan balti, 

caM( caMa TV and *M at lana aoar- MOOIRN — * 

tmaat,' nnan* tapvllad, «* jn»jlf pggL M(y aoan I* Paruaar. M''Ft** 

charts, ,Wii a*- rnaan. Call MMja^ J " ^ ^ ^ j * ^ „„, «,tala. 

ONI BEDROOM FURN. — WO, floor 

Apt, Harm wlndawt, tnulated, elec 

kMt, private oarklnf, Maatllal ocean 

view fevttwKh Matara people only. 

*m piai etectrit. Plena can alter a 

pm.nt-ttn. tu 

ATTRACTIVE 

lIMRO LARO* 

Rificiertty aaart tws par maam with 

n i L -wtbildltlaMl tor heal and 

kuiil Mai. Call JTMm , , tt 

AVAILABLE IEPT. 11 to JUNt 7— 

Ma lam lam, apt. aaar big* icnaaiwa- 

ira • Mac* and boardwalk.' Thraa 

"BI AUtlFliV-larg«'cafiiar ceitaga, 

fouiiliod. 1 baavoomi, JV» battn, felly 

c*^. dty M m «tkkt BB 

I,* 

JAMES M. DWYER, 

1 RealtSttato 

" 1000 Witt Ail. 

398*1700 , 

UHFURNISH1C > BEDROOM! - lnd 

Itosr apr. Private entrance a deck. Cen- 

trally located: MM per month. Heat ft 

Hat water Mcladad Call altar a p m. 

m-jitj. , t-u 

OILUXI I BDRM CONOO — 

Ovanaaklng bay, Ipottatular view. 

Fool, garag*. tecuriir. Available Nov. 

1.147! me, call nt-Tlia. , t-u 

1 BEDROOM VERY tAROE - Fur- 

HUM two ma. Inctuaaa all utintlai and 

aacal phone. Call *e»«t-HT» or tft- 

gTla. • t-17 

„ J INIMBO I iMDROOM APT*-** 

bodraomi. 

• w/w, dnhwatl-r, watber. dryar, 

table. MM mo«ttiiy a|g»aJK, Japan,i 

Rat»ra«e«, lil. to JaM «ll Wtn». 

KS' 1 ! JS •>>. '*• i '•>'»;[ 

LAROR TWO BIPKOOM WT-~f 

•u, heatIHCIIMM,*jn_***.JIM***, 

KJii?mW SK 

Central towtla*. Ay 

t* No e» 

owtla*. Ayal > 

. No ae». wmlMat •aty, 

TNiH BK0K0OMI - "»r(**«|l l i_J' 

ft*** 

1 IIOIIOOM'FURNI.HIO APT4 l«Haf>« ' 

ft iwarkaar4*aik CtHtfMDI. * t-lît >' * 

^Ka_i__ 

BESORT MARKEIW6' 

.YMityRmtils 

Jlmltfd \ number,- M 

owptn; 1 ar« " oHerina 

Townhouse* fand O«rdan 

P^l4AjWrtrV>Mttayallablt 

for," owgp-ncy; W 

fftW 1 " 

^ 

w 

>1*1 

s&Sn 

UWWWS»B)-YEAM.Y 

EXCEL LOCATION 

WESLEY AVE G0U1 COAST 

3 Bdrm., 2 full baths,' all 

elec. kitchen, washer, 

dryer, Inside secure 

garage, other, extras. 

Mature, adults onlyt 

Security and references,' 

Must be seen to be ap- 

preciated, S700.00 a mon., 

i 399-7844 , 

j! HAGER 

f? REAL ESTATE 

111A-MfcAvU,399-185« 

f ' \ 

r*oiirihdrmt.VMconSM inel all atll Oou 

Realty, Realton. Itta Atbilry Aye. Itt- 

ttn. . • • • 't-17 

Storage For Rent 

ANCHORAOe H0US(t-BoOml for 

r«ni Open year round III] Central 

Ave Ocean Cl|y Call 3TI4J47 or ]M 

710} ^ rf 

ROOM AVAILABLE - Par Boa 

amaMnt qvlat mala u» •• 

relrlaeratiir t» weekly Call-147)1 tt 

MOTEL EFFICIENCY UNITS - Color 

TV, (Ulty. weakly, monlhly, uaHMal 

caiiJTHimorjtuau. tt 

'barM. Itn at > aa p.m. at wWditlaia 

'ISa Hid ualad tKd. 

f«l OUTSIDE WARNING SIREN 

SYSTEM 

All preaual. ihall ia Hbunad ea 

ma Prepuai Farm aapravad rar aa_ 

pmsoul. ar aa aa exact replica aa ta 

ward im aad avactaaltaQ. Caalao 

eadi Prapaaal Form. i_ 

•iianaat, and IM Taraia 

Spaclllcatleni may be abtaMad tram 

the atflca at the ParckaiK* Aaaat, 

Ra«m 5, city Han. Ocaaa City. Naw 

4aney. and bidder mail abuoataif 

tosiBlr win all at taa term* a> Mw aaid 

Lots For Sale 

DIAD STOBAOB — North end, dry, 

eaiy acceta, «71 per month. Can nt- 

JMI • « , 

OARAGE — Nertlund, dry, eaiy ac- WATERFRONT LOT — For evitonr 

CHI, MJ per month. Dead itoraga boma. Private lit flwncliHl by owner, 

preferred Call 1M4U-711I wtakllayt SI4S-9MM dinrn Eicalleni Riviera 

alteriem t-M location,Caiim»7Morjn^ss/; tf 


OAttAOH RENTAL 

51rd S. Central 

Dry, easy access. 2Vf.tr 

dbl. garage. Excel, for 

small boat'Storage, cars, 

etc, winter rental months 

8. rental rate negotiable. 

CALL39S-SS42 

Lots For Sale 

DENMSTOWNSHP 

OCEAN VTEW.H.J. 

Prime wooded one acre 

bujldable lots, un 

derground utilities, 

minutes from beaches and 

parkway. Owner financing 

to qualified buyers. 123,500 

to $26,000. 

SOFRONEY REALTORS 

263-2206 

Bid! may be mailed ar daUrerad M 

the City Clark .1 the aty ol Ocaea city. 

cltyHalt Anaen, ocaaa city. New Jar- 

My or enteattd lime aty Clark al 

uld City In Council Chambefo, M Mat 

Mmaotcalllnflorialdbldl. ,/ 'j- 

Tue city CaoiKii rttervn the haMta 

reiect any ar an Wd> II It demit It - 

Iba belt pablic Intareit ta da ta. 

Bidden are reaoked ta cwnaty iMtki. 

the' raqolramtnti of Fablic Lawa-et> 

1»7J, cuapter 117. AHIra_t|>a Acllea 

(taojulramanti. 

JoiepaS.CUrk 

BUILDERS tlNVESTUHS | 

>#*AaiArf.^''-* ivaliatila Ms 

_ caiTnt.»drl».. IHara,, 

Jjî*lH4M*.lJ-*jr. 

. -ISIMtP 

I MS BM MM 

Jff, 

^« 

-i-ia--^^ 

LOTS-O-LOTS 

4O1tMYAVaOJE , 

100'xilS' Lot • PresentlyATerinlsCourt 

Zoned Duplex -Possible Bay View 

From Street End. Offer*) At t15Y.O0O 

333 ASBURY AVENUE 

OneLotao'xIW , 

Zontd Duplex - S4JJ00 - '. 

• ., 719MOOTEAVEHUC-'«.OO0 

\J 6O'x4S' LOt -jZontd jPuplWt ' 

.'•* . j 314 W. SgWEHTEEtm. STRffiT ,, 

' s'. i.ot30'x94' irr^Duptef 3t^ri*d,* s7>f90Q 

Located Janice laooon erea^For aVqualjlled.buyer, seller 

will subordinate to a cwistrMCtlon.ftiin ovttr a long period 

' " * ' LagoonlrontL6t35'KloO'lrr. - ' , 

\ tfoat'silp • North Point Lagoon, jingle fiamlly Itontd at 

tiat9.S(». j . ^ - • - " 

- •» " < - •'— *• 

::.< 

'. -> 

NOTICE TO BIDDEHS 

PROPOSAL NO SIB 

CITY OP OCEAN CITY 

CAPI MAY COUNTY. NEW JERSEY 

U-tl 

BOARDWALK SUBtTRUCTUKt 

REHABILITATION 

rHASB I 

Sealed »Mt tar rue Baardwatli Sab- 

invctvra ReHaMHtatm, Pfiaw 1, 

•Itaaled In IM aty a( ocaaa City. Naw 

Jtrtay. a> mare ipaclHcally tat rartk la 

tba proanal Form, will M reewved by 

the City Pvrctiailas Afent aa Maaday, 

ttpramber M. INS, at IN Pm, 

prevallnt nut, at

s E 

P 

1 

9 

8 

5 

•b;-&" aUUntv.HO.-iut-,- , mt n*, 'Pin.nDdi, p,ot«iii>o ,««,•; 

:•: ITATIOf NIWJIMEV •u, iinut-jti ie, uinA-1 «t »*q> 

iNTROBUCIII JUMIif, IMS wii HUCM kM tM comerehenme 

• : ly AiMmtlym.n Mantua »'»'Wi«i"l plan Hi MMM 

, AH ACT i.tlwlilnj Hit creatl Inert under Is prftMt IM • an 

nahifti, etoiooic.t. eanft/ltvUI, It 

INMM af t«Mi 41 n* int. in llutlid 

ratraaNafia' -• 

„ Mill M UMMMJI far MM gsrBBM a) UniliiHli trill I.. ,„, ...,„,.„.,,. „ ... 

wiM* ITHH iM Man* lo iKil unit, 01 IM timer, M tilt I MM Mil IlK land itiwaMtalkaMi, , 

* MNnllM M MH pint land! area lot Hit MilricflMt (metiM and IM I. *ju«diot»liatii 

?mtr»itmctvre ctpiui pnjitii divimprnmt Httirni miti/ntta it a. "CaniniNIM" mtant tna H « 

neceuary. M naiunMiK dtv.lop prafact Matt rif SVKM Mil null III IM Jtrtty Commli.lon an capital 

•MM IS Ik* nflMil (rowth ar.. Inertait In population in ntiwul •MitiiiftMIHaMlnii 

Bmldlnt the w.y. ind mtani la p.y amrin imi, IMI 11,1, irmih Hiii H 0. 'tommltiloner" m.ang fhe Com- 

A« ul.tni tn HK MM and ktta to HI •tegninitdatM Inrouoh tn. •intiaMi qilHIantr •! environmental rronciiw., 

«t«M M M th, principal NMrtai, H'llflWBil l t credit praaram winch f. «• "Eenlprentnilya "SaBIBfeneniiya iBenaeem.nl 

njenaeem.nl I "PlneUmJ, tommmlon-„„„, in, 

' MvMiiif lof'nn wtminitn M thi. act ...n.ioefKour.eat.njowner, ia artai •WB" «t.ni tht alan unlit Brtitetitn ommituon ir.atri purHiam t« Mttion 

_ > * people at mtnaral alactlon IM •unrein liaeiloiiiTiini 1i ,tHititiaartr*?*' 

,m.kiM •• emeeriation nwrdir, 

# •• IT •NMTID IV TNG ifJNATE 

- ' > »^** l ^* a »*"*y«*y a »»' lrt mwrfcla ua..iuDn,.,ii II tHifal«ftr 

~«*«»M-Ifmirtit teniiUJMij "~ 

ncara me riitruttii.ii in IM M i tt 

llrt, e. Ill (E. 

intir land In rttum ftr nmlHT 

I.TIla^lWtolttmaMrmba fn"^'! 1 ^"'? """ »•«•"»•« 

tiled at ma "Plnaland. Inlrailflietyra "l-'W ff.* ,"«' f'V"?'"? 

SDENCE 

• Seafood Kitchen 

Will Remain Open 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

11 a.m. !ofl p.m. 

Catering & Take Ou1s 

for Lunch or Dinner 

-THiS WEBK'S SPECIAL5- 

Pri. Seet: «fq Thuf, -iupf ij 

Public Notices > Public Noflcer Public Notices Public Notice* Public Notice* Public Notice 

BrfMUatMtl, aparalins af alMr «- 

NntM.INMant fa Hw l|MMIn«, cam- 

i •( K Til. MMM (Milt* liuM H 

•> MnMKMWni IM In ,vcn )„ 

. ,. . ,.„, ..„,! liming olllclali. 

ft. II tn isiuina alilcMI II at> "• w n»" IM ««""•• «*a itMM 

n IM Halt or incapiM. of at ilm. to Urn.. Ihr bandi el tack 

tn* rnnn, tn, pow.ri and •*»"" (enililute a itaaraK i.rlei 

' mat muing efiiclai mail N dtUpntttd by Ih. iiiuina Mil 

• inland an tn, pondi liioin, sflittall may prttiriW, tnii 

Empt Irom (aiallan By th, nolle, at Ihe Hit, publlihad at lean on 

••an sr By any county, ifiuiiieiBailty af (a In at (Hit tnrat navtaaBan 

Mhtr tliMf dl.lricl ol tht tlalt. publl.hed In thli Ilatt, ana tl itail ant 

TM MWi Mail be llgnnl in Ih. n In p publication carryllK municipal 

itrnt « mt Slat. By mtam gl IM bond nailctt IM tflygltd prlm.rlly to 

ninyal af lacilmlil lignalan al the llnanclal n,w». pusilt^td In IhU Stale 

jfcruM innr.it 

tln». CHrltll, •utIWntlt.tlns, 

MiMtrint, Itaal if MMr, MnrMil 

«.(«..rno t.rr, ayl tM JutHl Im- 

B«« upon Hum b, IM anlMiiMi 01 

•Mi «l Muii M pud inn IM pr«.M, 

•I IM Hit al IM MMi ky IM' flali 

Traaigrtr, upon thi wirranl al tn. 

Mcninnng in IM Dwrtwi oi tut 

TrtMiiiry, In in. um. mann.r at alMr 

• II. 

Mmil|«tf lhall m.tur., indMing any 

•Inking luM nttmgilani, not laltr 

»an IM 1111. rlar Irani Ih. MM of 

IHut M «udi tariat, and in tucn w . 

* linad tu in. 

llmlnj alliclaii 

It. by approprlal. 

i ot any itrlti IM 

y M mt bond! prior 

"-a or prlcn ana 

ndltoni ii may 

II. Tht iiWhlg olllcllll may II iny 

«*"cil year, •? ., , :• ; 

11, tmm.diatti, fallawlat; IM «vb- 

•mMfM'tp the Ltf lilaturt 01 tht Osyar- 

•»•• innuil luaiit niiiiafi,Jm 

commli.lon.r MU. lubmlt ;(o UliJ 

, « •Metilrt, and the, JubtinJ 

IBilltt an TraRiltn *l ftt • fsiitl?A|f 

pifwrltllini Committee, ar; Mfotfi 

for 

^jg^gm^st 

ds to plans 

^ 

Call goes out for "Whops Cooking* recipes 

âtâaa^B.^ âBB^L^FaâBâBaftat " 

^ ^ ^ , ^ y

'"ft (i**,, 1 ' W, i' • 

tft- 

M,> ti «'• •.' y *Hi> •-• 

It looked like everyone Was leaving and no one was coining Into town 

when this pirture was taken the other day; actually the bridge had just 

been lowered. J B - i - 

| Need Storage Space? 

Moving? Renting? Your Basemehf packed with 

boxes and furniture?.,..Then make it.,. 

ISLAND STORAGE 

te:| 1119AsburyA»i, 

l S*kf 

Serving the short area for it$ 

STORAGE NEEDS 

both commercial and residential! 

, $ $Afi :oo 

Bins start as low as A w 

Call 398-ST0W«7869) 

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1 ' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1985 

TODAY (Tuesday) ' ' primary school, 7:30 frfa. • American'Legion Morgan- NaWnal Associations, 

n,n concert featured on Itanck Post 137 ineetlng, 14th Retired Federal Employees ' ; 

usie Her, a p.m. _ww wjunsei rnendsnip street and Haven Avenue, 8 Me*tlngt 40th Street and Rotary Club meeting, 

Humme Society meeting, -eason,socialh.U,«thStreet — . , .gRiT 1 "* «*" ** ^ W ' *»*V> •»» 

youth center. 8 p.m. and Central Avenue, 12:S0 Che* dub, youth center, 7 " ^ - ^ 

' pun, -• — -' SproptjmtotInternational of FRIDAY > - 

- ' Ocean City meeting, Harbour American Association 

, ....„„ m X( Alpha Iota chapter.Beta lights'Restaurant, Somers Retired Persona meeting, oh 

i, M.M pjn., , jjgma pU meeUngf 8 p#nL. pointywlth.speaker Dorothy the Music Pier, noon." 

Street and Bay Avenue, 

beginners 7 p.m.; discussion 

8:30 p.m. 

Avenue, 

' JubUlllres Slngin7^b7..ador. 

^ concert on the appearing on the Music Her, 

Matchpolnt duplicate S ***** p.m. 

bridge, community center, 

Indian Summer Weekend 

Alanon meeting, St. John's 

Lutheran Church, 8:30 p.m. , 

Matchpolnt Jrs. duplicate boardwalk seafood festival Oct 8. It will Include a new stalls including a Greek am In front of the Music 

Bridge, community center, and table sale, treasure hunt, car show, antique auto show, Festival at 9th Street Her. Registration is 11 a m/ 

7:80 ojn., . oveMO run and many other jthnlc foods festival, games A seafood festival U set for no entry fees. ' ' 

,,,, — -attractions are all part of ror-children, pony rides and Oct M at toe Music Pier 

WEDNESDAY Ocean city's Indian Summer unusual entertainment, A Boardwalk and Moorlyii At l p.m. there will be V 

Oeeaaqfty chapter 83 Order Weekend set for Oct«. targe crafts festival wiU Tterrace. Table sales with end- sand aculptiijg contest on the": 

of pastern star-dessert card >Ttar event,- being held for "treteh between 8th and 11th oMbMeason specials from 10th Street beach withprtaS' ' 

party on the Muaic Her 12;30 fha-fourth time this year, Is streets and merchants will bwdwaJ^merchants wS awarded In' "various tip 

pjn. Donation *2.fiu. nVresort'a attempt to In- «Jfer specials In front of their also bettered on those dava categories; .no entry tea. *•' 

%M,A "IT! troduce • visitors to the stores,, On Sunday, Oct Btbereirtli A free trqUey will transport 

Midway Ovte Association pteasures of autumn at the , Among the entertainment be thrpe eventa on tte visitors between the\ block, 

myUng, installaUcn of new seashore. . will be JuggUng, Indian boardwalk:' * party and boardwalk ofl 

officers, guest speaker In- The block party will be held dancing, a fortune teller, An over-40a three-mile run' Saturday, 

spector Donald Eisenhardt of between 6th and 11th streets automated robots, acrobats, begins 10 a.m. at the Music 

Ocean City Fire Department, on Asbuiy Avenue from 10, dancers and singers. The Herewith registration at 9:90 

— ~ "** — „._„• 

awarded in the, following age Association with promoatuaJ; I 

categories for men and monies provided bytheOceait" I 

women: 40 to 44,45 to 49,60 to Ctty Tourism Commissloa I 

64,»to 59 and over 80 yean For more information contact" I 

old. ,, the Public Relations, I 

A treasure hunt for children Department 89941U eit. m. I 

You Ye Invited 

To Attend 

The 


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Workshop 

The editor and staff of 


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publicity representatives 

of all 

'organizations in our 

area to a news work 

Kindly let us 

know if you plan 

to attend by filling 

out and mailing the 

form below as early as 

possible! 

shopjo discuss flow you can Help (n getting your group's news in""^ 1 ' 

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Mainland Notes 

by Ken Weatherford I) 

Dennis Hurley,' stiperln- from the Sands Create-fiattendent 

of Mainland Regional Country dub, In April. ^J 

SghSchool, recently became RV. Cousins Food wffl also' 

chairman of the, American appear, before the Planning. 1 

Red Cross'safety service for Board for another Informal" 

Camden County.,.Hurley has. discussion gn its'propdsal t»« 

been Involved-with the Bed construct a Kentucky Fried 1 -" 

CroMfor22year»andtea'chu Chicken , restaurant on 

a class in water safety each MacArthur Boulevard 1 ?• 

year at Camden County B.V. Cousins appeared 

Comnmnny College. .{ , infonnauy before the s Plan*- 

As chairman of ,the safety nlng Board In May and at that? 

service, Hurley will be In time the Board was ap^ 

charge of the Red Cross 1 first prehensiv« about the 

aid, CPR, and water and developers' proposal for the 

lofthepropoaed: fJfcVrCoualns?owns>thet', 

-g-^^J^P^^.'franclilae righUJ^Ken?^ 

Somers tPolnWItoys tacky Fried CUcken in tUftt 

•—••& Roid wHI seek final area and has restaurants liw ' 

VPTOTaloltheirnroJectfrom Vlnelandi and. PUsasantvllle-i 

toe Planning Board at 7 pjn. with plans forcooitnicUon U? 

edneatotaOldC^B 

Tne.ResldencejInn la a 

franchise chain wnidi^catera 

t to long-term, lgt guests.. Each. h Janice Beta, w If erf Upper 1 ' 

;-— •Ann room Is 1A jbtifl*wiwl i—rr~ ^«Sk "•— » & »»n JL.II WA_.L1> Township Conunltteeniin rim.— IIA *_ < > 

kitchen and a living room as George Betts, hto Wta ap-5 

weU 'as \ a c bedroom.' pointed, to the Cape 'toy? 

Developers received County Cultural Heritage 

preUminary approval for the Commission by the Board dP 

motel to be located across Chosen Freehold*», , *A 


ards Pastry 

730AtburyA«a'. 

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TUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1BBS 

1 a typical autumn-like 

causeway toward the mainland shows. 

»• Jersey Shore as this 

Housing complex needs variances 

Zoning Board 

Jointly 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

The developers need a use The developers already be said. "We're really a 

variance to build in a have approval lor duplexes on bnBir urn to the otherwise „, 

u residential zone and 10 of the lots, pot Griffith «ald very, dense woe. ifi M 

1 variances for minimum lot the new plan, while b ^ something that would benefit 

size, jet width, lot. coverage, slmflar to a aide by aide everyone Involved." < 

. _ . side-yard setbacks and duplex concept, will allow ThelotswooMbeofvarying 

from the minimnfn dwelling unit ate. ttem to sen au the hosiAs as staea, he added. He «i— —M 

u«tn*nt. Gary GrifflUi, an attorney «InglM«nlly. he Im't sore If the 

the developers, "We wanted to retain would be buDt If the 

^ , also seeking a single-family ownership. This Board denies H»e 

liw major slbdiylslon dividing 28 Isn't a condo or an apart- tor The Meadows. ^ 

•*" •'"'"" * • ment," be said. "B wt dao%fst;ft6 

He cooldnt comment on the 

but said they would be 

J.UI JE • --• P.ITV — running than the average, alngle- 

ofunsdty. down the party wall, be said, nunlly dwelling. Tp.in, In Conndl Cbainben, 

bridge 

In Ocean City Yacht Club finest and Eleanor Wuest Road apartments mat* it 

duplicate bridge those above 123, Bill and Dorothy Foeter difficult to market singleaverage 

on Tuesday night IS and Jane i*M« ,. 1.-.. r t .^ - 

emendations 

Tlw SentlnttLrtotr tMvn for 

accuracy and compltttntn M 

rnortlooi and 11U tiut invi or 

wniuioni of («t b* wooom im 

m«llata

editorials/comment 

Right move 

in township 

i . 

,i WM column was born.wtth 

rtheaditton of Stpt 18 1479; 

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where to. go/ 

what to do. 

Tuesday, September 17, 1985 

p . . i iuesuay, aepiemDer 17, IH»5 

Oil tile UOOKSlielVeS by Robert Baggs, director Ocean City Public Library 

ir 

Orattila kr Ocavi City wrist k« wliiMr 

Volunteer firefighters in Upper Township are 

to be congratulated for coming out for local enforcement 

of the state's new, stringent Uniform 

Fire Safety Act and their decision to require certain 

inspections not included under the state 

SPECIAL EVENTS' 

code. 

Municipalities, such as Ocean City, which 

Organ concert featured on die Music Pier, 8 pjn. todajK 

decided not to enforce the code locally will have 

(Tuesday). • - 

A full bodied historical 

novel sure to be savored by 

many.* - • * 

caper bread. 'She 'also* 

In the use of blehdeWand food 

processors. ''j,- i • ', , 

A must! Beginner level. 

BRiARPATCk by Ross 

Thomas 

Ross Thomas has been 

writing high quality thrillers 

for many years. Although he 

has developed a loyal 

audience, he has yet to take 

THREE CATEGORIES: 

mat next step , into best' 

sellerdom. , Eventually 

1. APPETIZERS* SALADS 2 

Thomas will write .his 

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• Ocean City, NJ. 08226 - ^ • 

* I KNOW? JACK '. 

, breathing -hotly upon;*our 

necks. . ' i.';'-./ * 

SMO.HFTHE 

ate. of .the 

PUBLIC ISOUTr 

ly killed by 

n?seMe,oftbe 

ist husband 

fflnd It haVsh,, of- 

IJOCAUOFFICIALS", 

fcVWnrid'ft 

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FED- 

.country , houw.^ murder, 

i iraditlpnal churches 'and 

•JM hYMm&tv 

faiths can learn from this?. 

Mlhat U ltthat the.Crtator 

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Obituaries 

James Coady, 7(k retired 

Marine Corps colonel 

l|lJMWQ0D— Retired Marine Corpa, Col; Junes t. Cowi$, 

,70,o(UilacltydledSep«.81n*oreMemorialHo8plta]. 

Avrisran of World War II and the Korean conflict. Col, 

Coady was born In Philadelphia and hid lived here 10 years. 

»a»tarfOidfSwcareBr~ 

• Surviving are his wife, Virginia, four sons, two daughters, 

a brother, two sisters and eight grandchildren. 

Services with full military honors wire held Sept, U. Local 

arrangements were by the George H. Wimberg Funeral 

Hone, Memorial contributions can be nude to Our Lady of 

Sorrows Church. 

William Straufs, 45| 

owned printing business 

NORTHFIELD - William C, Strauss, 45, of 109 Catherine 

Place died Sept. 13 In Shore Memorial H 

THE SENTWEL-WSfaOBR.; OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

for most of his Uft, \» f! '•• 

Surviving are his wife, Kathleen D.; a daughter, Lynda of 

Egg Harbor Township; • ton, William C. Jr. of Egg Harbor 

Townshlpi •ndabretDir, ItebertVof Frederick, «B, : fr 

Services will beheld at 11 a jn). today (Itoaday) In the 

Adams-Perfect Funer^Home. Burial will be In Laurel 

Memorial Park, Pomona Friends may call an hour More 

services, 

Mae Smith, 94; •—widow 

of former mayor 

Mae H, Smith, 94, of Wesley Manor died Sept. IS at her 

residence. 

A member of S*. Peter's United Methodlstûrch.afte was 

a resident of Ocean Orv 70 years. 

Her late husband, Nathaniel C. Smith, was a state senator, 

assemblyman and mayor of Ocean aty. 

She Is survived by two daughters, Suzanne McDonald of 

Palermo and Betty Louise Merder of King of Prussia, Pa.; 

and one grandson. 

Graveside services -were Saturday In Head of tte River 

Pleasantville, Mr. Strauss was a member of the Northfleld !*« family requests contribuUons to the United Methodist 

Rescue Squad and a former member of the Atlantic City Homes of New Jersey; care of Wesley Manor, 2200 Bay Av., 

Rescue Squad. Born in Philadelphia, he wag an arwiWdent Ocean City. 

1 ?, SPINNING WHEEL I M * cb » d i"»i»Kfc«*>.5% 

V FLOWER SHOP re . tired . poU ^ an ....... 

fl tJ* ' 

MARK VIDETTO 

8S8 Asbury Ave, 

Phone 398-1187 


Friends Of Music Tickets on sale Herei 

LOCATED INSIDE 

B's Fantasy 

iithtThilMriwiilt 

OttinC«T,NJ 398-9302 

Estate Jewelry & Silver 

Tht tMisnf* 'btV.h nw on wit at NUVWM, 

^meawal,, .youMndoBffli MtmiiMpM ami Mans 

w Btffi aay or nlaht. HoWon, hW SepDla lamrmsi, 

:immimm»ammi^fmfmm 

purchase of prescription lehse;i 

Born In Ocean City, he was a retired sergeant with the 

Ocean aty Police Department when he served for 23 years. 

He also worked part-time asaêscue Squad dispatcher. 

Surviving art his wife, Susanne B.; two sons, Michael of 

MysticIslandandMarkW. of Ocean Qty; his mother Sophie 

Impagllnno of Homers Point; a brother John of Somers 

Faint, nd one grandchild. 

Franda Cabrlnl Church, 2nd Street and Atlantic Avenue. 

Friends may call from 7 to 9 pa, Wednesday at the Godfrey 

Funeral Home, 809 Central Av. Burial will be hi Seaside 

Cemetery, Palermo. • 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Ocean City 

Rescue Squad. 

William Weblv W| member of 

the Ocean City Fishing Club 

in the Cape May County Health Oars Center, 

Bom in Philadelphia, Mr. Webb had been a resident In 

OOManatyffflfaOytiriiBdwajilongtinMiBHfimemberof M a n a t f a O i d l t i 

the Ocean aty Fishmg Club. 

He is survived by several nieces and nephews. 

Funeral servi Methodist Church In Marmora and the Rising Star Chapter 

No, 200, Order of Eastern Star to Tuckahoe. 

Surviving Is one daughter. Jean Keppler of Washington, 

D.C, ' ',• • '••"••, . 

nmer«l servlee wlfl be held fpm, Wednisday lo'tte 

.^frey r^neralHome, MS. SbmRd-, PaJemo,Burial 

will be at the convenience of tte family in Seaside Cemetery, 

Palermo. • ' ; 

Contributions in her memory may be made to tte Order of 

Eastern Star home, SomervlUe, N.J. 08807. 

Wdtnea 

Englishtown for telecommunications 

consulting 

services. 

The city is required to Hd 

out a telephone system by 

June 1988 due to the AT&T 

divestiture and wishes to have 

tie new equipment eom« 

patlble with its computer 

system. 

According to assistant City 

To Late To 

Classify 

by Anita J; Spiegel 

fmrnm^m 

W 

man mi arreited Monday satisfied by the: impoiw 

morning In connection with penalties by tte proaecuU 

the assault of the nun«Wcei 

••» ^ffizffit •>;' 

r^MMble for hlj brother'! Cutely'* attorney Is 

death. . duri n l f 

Frank Shyrier, 22, of 405 

Albert AV.WM charged In the tt was grartri 

lM:mitattf 

l;M«jn:mttfitayiiiiBtt«Bf 

Craig J. Gately, 18, of Henry 

Drive here, 

In Cape May, Court House 

Friday, Qately was given a 

mandatory 270-day Jail 

; pending 

HBpeiU••'* >'•*-i;*$vtfk 

According to Northfie 

pellet, Gately was walUj 

home from workaloiigTflb 

Road Ttursday morning w 

the Intention of hltfhhltfng 

death of Shyner'a younger up near a fertaurant on 

hattif, James. I' ••• ' " mmt.^V./i*^"^ >' 

- . death by auto charge to' red Jeep slopped and o 

t Mmtatotrator Joseph Clark, , Mnflactton with tb© accident ffirttl* * m m m 

on *• «nn will prepare on Ship Channel Bridge In entered the vehicle, the 

WhStroct. 

lost control of the vehicle and Gatelyfelltutoftnevehl 

Request for the state aid insure proper working order. 

and was assaulted again, 

ailtt under the 1984 New 

ftitti • Shfnit, II, a•Ud, 

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A BodalEditor 

The 8th annual What's 

l9xUng contwt, qwnnnd tqr 

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THE SENTINEL-LEPGE^ OCEAN CITY. 1 

•,, j,,' A « ;r TUESDAY,'SEPTEMBER 17,19OT 

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UE8DAY, 6EPf KM HER 17.1985 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGKR, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE* 

Calicoes out for THE FRESHEST WAY TO SAVE! 

October 

Special 

Twenty fpurwallejt pictures 

and Christmas cards free 

with your order for early 

holiday shoppers. 

informal Family Portraits 

taken on location 

OURSPICIALTY 

We all 

like to have 

our newspaper 

delivered on time. 




yjBUf Sentinel-Ledger delivered 

J v^ i" to¥our winter address 

when you want it! 

HI! in this coupon a mall It In or drop ft off soon; 

ggggfchange of Address Coupon 

i> /;.,u'i, 

coupon is included in each tfctaUs, In the proper ordwfar ... • . 

;,lssue of the Sentinel-Ledge^, preparing the dish. » bunches fresh broccoli large saucepan. Add broccoli 

hot Is not necessary for each ' - - " : ty c. butters ,, ,,' and bring to a boll cooking 

jwipe when Heading iamom There*-Writ]—bai-riO* < » celery, mtoced— until broccoli Is tender, about 

ftanone. v ,< , semfflnallrts chosen in, each 3 Tbspa. chopped ooloo 19 minutes. Remove broccoli 

v 

4Tfie contests open to category by a panel,of three .% c floor ,\ 

from, broth, to cool. Add 

,'• everyone and there U «o ahtty 'Judfees.,Thiy will be notified - !?• chicken . stock v . remaining. Ingredients to 

foe. «. Recipes .»w,~~ .. dont —,» haveto ~ be M, „, by. mall U.W to. „, bring »„. the H VMM- corn- -•„- - reserved broccoli teeth. Chop broccoli by band 

original. They «n' be pleted dlshUo the^ta- *$* « ' ' • taa blender and[return It to, 

something wade from termedlate school to compete 1% «Ught cream chowder base.. Cover and** 

•cratch, or using, bo* , for prizes and ribbons, ( ,, »«• heavy cream t ^ m r o e *j 0 ' n* 1 "**- **•*«• 

ingredients and adding a little', For additional information OwhofnutaMig ' av>< * uarta -" 

ofyourownlmaglnattonaDd call Use office, 1 8994411, - Pepp** 1 «d «alt to taste . mnrmjins 

flavor. Btooday through Friday,^ Paprika and , ^w??n 

'The three categories Are ajta. to 5 pJn, - ' Oruyere cheese it/MiUfP 

jppetlzersandsalads.entnes • ~», • Wash and trim brocco& Cut )fcm . . j ^ . , 

and soups, desserts and In answer to a readers "»«*» 'wm one bunch and ,.^f , roccou ^ 

" - " • - reserve. Cut off bottom one- 7j^SlrA ,„. 

) Cheddar 

subscription to a cooking redpes In the 1982 and IMS Deserve ,.'t Water u from 

magatlne far honorable What's Cooking contest • steaming. / ,"'-•• 

mention. The first Is a creamy blend ,. Blend steamed, tender 

It Is very Important that of broccoli, light and heavy '**

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, 

intpet C^wtter opais Wednesday 

^P^§£ sse^s sum 

W'tKÛ.M«» SftJ 0 " 1 ''!* »«^ «nd a games, video machines, Vwth Center noun m& 

FrîSi ^S«iE!i ^*Bf»««wtWtoirtdby ptabaU machines, S^KO andL Wednesday and FrSiyfl 

IffiriPS? 1 " CB 

November with P^/omo Tops;rtrfiF*bd 

înSffift AS S « ^ 1 .WofffleFr^Wreom 

f^« W Urn W 

in December, B t f 

NYh will now go to the full "•wW^« m*» «w>«u ^ . ^ - , ^, 

ôf Be^tWior K^ffiâ-; £a^^^0S 

•1km U absolutelv no Is the criUcal element missing the Shode in June. n 

mmpm£XtU£ ta O>e admlnlitfSl For nâto atot the; 

ffirlng.^^tf buUeU «lfc*«i PMPOMI, md Is m H 800 *,^^ amT «"*•' 

•no Wh^^^gl^S «w»au Wwwt ol any, eft. «wrtW«5S. %• 

aâflaDleforsaieondealeni 1 r4i |^'aw^MMM|Me4^^^1P^^ r> W«M b, < ' 

êa'tLeat to those who risk e^r^pf*'eî,;|^%:wflrnoMiêrt 

their Uvweachday to protect Mm to understand *hy 2% »| J3« pvm, 

«qr proiecx mvMgmmtAmaM^ nssnay,Sent;l8erittgMosle 

and others have worked to Her ' Donation is AW; bring, 

Interior 

Exterior 

Cuilom 

Papw Hinging 

Qreah Roofing & Siding 

SS!;tf>fl**&& „&* 

the eciroto moved tte en- gf «f *"*•* to aei1r*n>i^^l»« 

semblenorthtothe university fl iniiimii !>nw WHS HC»>&»BI 

|^^1I0' 4^fi$&* 

I First concert of season 

draw om the 

music of the' UJth century 

composer, p , Pergolesi, g shocked , d 

and d dU deUgnteA the world when 

It was Bntt created in im 

K f l d a t 

produced-at Diaghilev's 

Ballets Busses, ttwas put Into 

its present form by 4he~ 

a»npoe*r attd;1be Russian 

BfaHnlat, JWwl Pnihkin. 

Stnvinsky-ssJd'Fiucinella ' 

"was my discovery of Hie 

put, the epiphany through 

which the whole of my late 

work became poariMe." 

.: For reservations call 6SZ- 

1000. ' ' - .„ ' ..-'• • 

..iJS^f^y -yflr- • - - - • • Ml work, drawn fr«n the 

0*^^^pS^^î|iS^S^^*KfeffoM^«iIp»ent;Is tW &t^ attraction at tie Mffi^rMt 

.^_»»,,^_ s*ni,*MtoiB!fc«1M««iJ. M.^MH.^ pa^rtoe city's IZ»,ft00 capital Improverfieiitplan for play. 

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FISHING 

Leaves 8 A.M. DAILY «r 

pepartf frap ^^bOCiC, 

ietvîn WhilWh itfcdn the Bay, 

£ Brikei < 

j 4 j f . 

DISCOU 

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DOWNBEACH 

PLUMBING : 

HEATING 

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398-4423 Ocean City 

401ASBURY AVE, OCEAH CITY. N.J. • OPEN MON.-SUN. 8 A.M. - 7 P.M. 

END of SUMMER SALE 

I,; 20% OFF* ; 20% OFF* 

$ All Frozen Foodi.^ $10 00 or more purCha3e only i All Dairy 

(Except Milk-Eoqs, Butter & Alffruit JUices) 

' rtouna < l 

London Broil, 

•1.89 a 

,. 4 > r *' • i • 

Hot or Sweet 

Italian Sausage 

^•t.19ib 

Quarter Pork Loin 

Ass. Pork Chops 

Center Cut Rib 

pork Chops 

*1.89.b 

, ' Family f>ak 

Center Cut 

toinPaifc Chops 

•1.99ih 

Perdue Whole 

Chicken Legs 

' 89«ib 


Hatfield Domestic 

Cooked Ham 

99'falb. 

Domestic 

Provolone Cheese 

•i:i"9i/,ib 

Oscar Mayer , 

Bologna. [ 

*1.09'jlb 

Extra Fancy Gotten 

Ripe Bananas 

99*4 ib. 

Extra Lg. CaBf. 

Honey Dew 

•1.39 s 

Extra Fancy 

Apples 

99*3ib 

Rid CMIlclain » MclniMti 

Ocean City's Theatreson 

the Boardwalk 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

398-8768 

MOORLYN TWIN 

1 

BACK! 

QtEMLiNS 

6:45 ONLY 

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later than SaturBay noon for the reflular classified section 

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BtaiMf-Mii 

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OB 1 ptr word exceed ing as wordi) 

Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times, 

i with is Wordi or uti ,, iir.oo 

Adi Requiring Box Number • 11.OS additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50'EXTRA 

=AH Classified Advertising Cash Basis— 

mathStreet, Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

Copy mailed In, given to representative or brought to of- 

f let personally, mutf be •ccomp*ni«d by eith or check to* 

eovar coif, copy accepted over phont a* courtesy and 



TUESDAY;«EPTEMBER 17. 

Help Wanted Prof I. Services 

iTUBINT AFTER ICHOOL - Part 

tlni. or lull ilmt klfchan, hale, oooa aay 

nlyiilM,Caiilff.w,i, """"IJI 

TRANSIT FIBION AND SURVEY - 

Ffrimii wtiiM. Entry lavu poiition.. 

CII Km Thorn.. 1 AliMtatai Ut- 

mi. tie 

PHRJON-lo do light cloning In 

raitaurantj dulling and palJihinB. M 

KHM ii 

M1LP WANTEB-Allain'l ipiS 

It.iUor.nl In PKM.ntvlll. hai In, 

following tpMlngi. . HMf/NlllHi, 

W.|lr.,i/W.|l,r,. B.rt.ml.r. CM, 

•M Prao CMki, Pull aM.Pirt ;lmt, 

•iparlancad prafarrM, Apply In ptrion 

Ms 

altar itM p.m. 701 Sl.ct, 

No enon, am. 

isru Put 

••II 

Card Of Thanks Help Wanted 

MOLT SPIRIT—Yog 1MB m«k« ma 

ut (vtryrhlng k «how n» IM way te 

men my iatai, you who alya im tna 

driving glfft to ferglva 4 fsrstt f rem 

111 Hut II dona lo tna a. you who in 

In IM Instinct) M my (Iff with ma. ( 

In ml! inert dlaMM w.nl fa flunk 

you for avarything & confirm onca 

mart That i ncvaf want te om 

stparotad tram you. no fnattif haw 

oraat malarial dtilrai may bo, ! 

waflttoMWIHirWaiinyMndMM 

in your parfjafua) glory, Aman. 

Thank yew for rour (evt inward ma 

4 my ISWH onti. Pray Mi prayaf 1 

tgnHOiilvt day I without iiklnf for 

your wiiti. aitt> )M Hay yaw wim 

will M grantad. promlu to pufillih 

ii toon ai your favara hai bain 

grant*. 

FARTTIMt (EtltITA*.Y-flHdM to 

09 clarfcaf wark, H.t.r Ran E.I.I,, 

JfMMI. (, 

HOUSEKEEPER - Pdll lima wltjr 

btMiitt. Apply In panon WHIty 

Minar, BM a, uy An. o.c IO.1. •.» 

BOON STORE CLERK - ptn-nma, 

Imihl. noun. Apply in pariin, Ailtnllc 

•Htl, Scaan Ona Mall, Atlantic City, 

ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER - Wllh at 

laalf i yttn .ip.rl.nc. in rttldtniiai 

Mrinf, Capa May County araa. call 11) 

Ifft. f.» 

CONSTRUCTION J- C.rp.nt,r. n.lo.r, 

Vlllai ana, apply In pantn, •aytlda 

Vlllaaa, AM nr Oary. Call Hl-itFI if. 

tar 4 p,m, 110 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Fuji lima, t Milt 

OIIMaikilli rnuirM. waafuMi a malt. 

Campytar iiparlHKi a plum. Call 

ajrgrRaally, WWdTfc If 

GOVERNMENT JOOl — t\lMHit.tlt 

yaan Now Mrins, Call I4MMJH 

Mo 

PAINTERS HBLPEB - Full llmi , 

Natd tralttport.non. Ocaan City araa. 

Call StFMlt, n 

TBAVaABEHT WANTED 

HI. R-14M far cvrraililManllUk f-lf 

f UtL TIME — Includn t«A» IllallX, 

dallnry ani tanan! itor.chrtt. Mini 

Mn v.lld arlvm-i IICMM. R.pty to 

S.CP.O. In till. "/ 'i- tfi 

IM. 

OCEAN CfTY TRAVEL 

201 WMtAn. 399-0032 

WANTIP - Family ol IB nav lo 

ana Hailing I edntl apt. or hauia lor 

rant in Uppar Twp. iiiealliaf r.l.r.n 

cat, Vairly or «lntar. Phtna MMW 

mil Mini, ngmkar tor inamsausn 

Illafi. , i|j 

NEID OAHAOB - For wlnl.r r.nl.l lit 

Mtnil.irM.Callitl.in, f.|g 

pyiNlfURl _ Oa. % 

Inl.rlor l titarlgr, Rtmodalliig, c.r- 

Pinlry, painting, Mparhingjng, 

drywall, doort, wlndpwt. Call Richard 

Adami at Mf-Mtg. fin 

CABPlNTiR/LAio* ~~ PoT 

HIRE—Own toell t franiptrtillon. 

Tour man hit hangovar? I Mva lamliy, 

Dtadilna to mtalr Raatonablt rataii 

GOfltrathrt or horn, twntrt. tublfct to 

•v.lUblllly. Firii call, lint itrvad. Call 

itr-MlMlk ror Phil, j.I7 

' LIN WOOD ROSFINO - Sarvfitf 

Atlantic tnd Capo Miy csunflti lor Is 

in fningln, liaing, gufttn, hot! 

rotfl, Frta aitlmalM, iniiirad. call 

nNHI or ISW1I7, II, 

SO-eAilT tor lalt with 7 hp and a row- 

bar. i" Iron! whtfli and I" Back 

wftMII, UM or ban attar, Fiaait call 

attar 4 p.m. Ill-fill, ,1, 

PINE BUNK BEDS WITH -Mat- 

frmai, tin tat. Coll.. labl. ana 

unlou. cornar lahlt Ills, or ball ollir, 

all In iiHIMn! condition, call 137.141). 

SftRPBNS I BDRM, - Dan, u, 

111 lloor, MMtrn furnllhM, 

parking, yard, Mnurt coypla, n 

fljchlldrtn, IMo/mo, (,(„, , 

I»>.f 171, 

Marmora Tile Co. 

Ceramic Tile 

NEW WORK & REPAIRS 

CaB Paul Hartley 

300-8278 H 

DIG YOUR OWN 

SHRUBS! 

Andorra Jur.lp.ri, whin pine and 

mifiy stnar varlatiti, UM aaen. 

JlMKHa black plna iv lo 5') M 

•""• SAT., SUN. 4 

WKKDAYEYEWriGS 

| 

Thai Flowiir Barn 

atWiison'i 

Route 50, Tuckahoe 

028-2066 

Interested In a career op- 

portunity with'ofie of the 

world's largest - cleaning 

companies? We are 

looking for responsible, 

qualified Indlvuals to learn 

our business of fabric 

car#; Good .advancement 

for the right person. Come 

grew with us. Respond to: 

609/927-2552 

.- • : . _ , 1 • -J,~ -1.17 

I — To work on MUT Am«lca 

P.rt nm«, fall timt, day tr 

night, laflttf 'citftmi w.lcom.. ptill 

. III? H.»«i.A».- 

TRUCK DinVBRI '- 

s*tM*a and dMrvtry 01 laundry, war 

round fMtMa, MM NJ, drhfari Hem- 

M, AHXY OctM City ClHnlng C.nlar 

11H Ajbgry An. CH nt-MIL Ml 

"ADULTS OH YOUTHS - Chamhtr 

"or*, uendry, gaMni datlat al SDMI 

Nona and ctirl.tian Ratrtaf cantar, 

daytlmt, attar tcMai tr >HUMI 

RaMrancn, AMrtw'l Inn ItM Own 

AV.., call Mt-MM, H 

PERSONS Ii) — ft wort In buir 

•KOranr «M •Ntlitary omluii. 

ootd ctunn fat •dnictniHi, mwit 

h.va dfhrai-l HCMM iM rMtrMcn, 

CajIMMHS, ' ti 

REPORTER WITH PHOTOOSAfHY 

—; Vtm. YMf rMM, hill tma 

PMtIM, wltn Th, oailtt. Ltadar lar 

an MptritaM (aartwjlltt to caw a 

muMeiHi naacb, wma hanirti ind 

aulil -its pftMtgr.plr,. (and mum.. 

aiBi and taitni rtaainiiiam to Bar. 

Mr* M, -eialr, E,«. id. En «M, 

ROOMMATi NEIOED - F.maf., 

RfManbh/ nljnt hgo. Hsg plHI w ulii, 

•Mrtsn lull uMri. Call atlar 1 p,m. 

•M Jut, UK Mr Julli, no 

— —-^^ ' 

BABVilTTER NIEBED in OCa.n City 

ftf ecuitlaMI nan(ngi tor a • ynr aid 

e»f. In my horna. Own Ir.niport.tlon 

•WMM. Call BaMd ni Uu H 

REfPOHIIBLI _ NONSMOKINQ 

°**i«MI MMa to inara O.C wlnt.r 

rntal wltn tintt. PI..,, call Mlka al 

IIMWi. f-,o 

Situations Wanted 

CHAN iwlEP-wlll eiia¥yawr Ma, 

ar •eartmim at r...on.bl. ritat, bait 

rafannct! imubia. cad alttr i p.m. 

HMII1 lit Mr Rau, t.3. 

Personals 

Woclal Pagaant 1»U, All BOB mala £ 

r l For entry blanki call m-S5li- 

LENHUNT 

HANDYMAN 

, Complete Home 

Repairs 

Inside 8, outside 

painting, roofing, 

light hauling, grouting 

399-8003 

P.K.S 


391-9679 

•CupM •GMMMK 

•CMpMR •RnH.dflat 

FOR SAL! - y, aluminum low.r all 

4T Viking iport llih»rm.n. THW In 

MM, COM, (anvil ftp a lid. cortalni 

In Illr tond. Radar pMtlprm, Mck liiti 

ate. iNiucMa. call Mt-fiM, m 

•VIREfT • JENNINOi ELECTRIC 

- mmrnl cnair mMM P>1. Call JtHUJ 

Mr appointment, • i? 

Hall, 

•LECTRIC lASIieARD - 

radi.ior. it in in. t IM. 

ALL OAK PinwOOD - cut. .pill, 

Mivtfai. HI J. cord. Call nM4». 10-) 

SOFA * CHAIR - J yn old, tarthlonat, 

EiMtltiii conailloB. till for tat. call al 

I ..m. to batwHn 111 p.m. ItMiHl. I-17 

.YARD SAL! — TluiruJ.y 1 Friday f-If 

a Mo. Evtryiiiimi mutt 10. Piaypn, 

lawalry, pink glatt IM m», gwr 

Ifllfll, IS47 Bay Avanila. f a.m. to; i 

1MB. f.|» • 

nSi NEW _ yVTcktr doubi. bad h..ailaM. lapt I *rN, 1719 maath Call 

9IMI1 MM (gilKl ar inilu. f.|7 

Florida R.E. 


FLORIDA 

- 1 barm.. 1 B.,h oc..n,rI ullltm. No pott, lacurlty dapoill 

raqvlrad. »M Aibury Ava. Can Jtl 

• It2 

THREE 1EDI0OM - llj.balh., un< 

floor apt, norlh ,nd. Stipt fa b««ch ani 

btariwaik, aviiiablt Oct, 1. Mil mg 

plot ulil. Call ifl-flM or 4*t«HJ21 

i«r .0.1. til 

fhi^** 4Bi »'""•»»•*»»? during 

I* 

N1C11.Y FURNIiHED"- ftlf fround 

includn ntal 1 Macirle. Rtftrancat 

and iacurify d.poill. No pall. Call for 

apptlntmtnl itlUM. IM 

BEACHFRONT LUXURY - Naw con 

do. Fully fornlihM. otta or ) adulti 

Avillabla Oct. I ta May It. (MO pint 

haat and cabtt. Call iMWja or I 'II 

111 IU7. T-], 

LAROE t ODRM APT. - Oil had. 

ilnpla partan. Ha'pati tlM plot. Call 

It«K10l>rltt~U44. f-10 

FOUR BEDROOM WITH LAROE — 

Ut In Mtchan. DR, LR, J bath*. NO 

(Wit. Prafar t.achari, arotaitienali. pr 

adult family. Oai htal. H7S pin 

lHINtlM. AVallabla t-U-yti. Call Itf- 

D»7 

CENTRAL LOCATION ~ 1 brtroanti. 

furii,, m/tr, dluniathar, w.Hnr, eu-yar, 

Ubl. UM monthly plu.-.l.c. Ho pali. 

Rlftrancti. lapt, to Julia Call Jlmtf. 

R.E. For Sale 

CONDO - SOUTMENO - | Mrm ", 

Jiath. ir, dlnlna .roa, mi., 4 porch, iiu 

(Urn ullllll.t. Call 111 IS] 4H |. f l, 

•HOHT TERM - R.nta7"«7rd^,. 

month to month, no tocurlty, no< l*a«a, 4 

Mdrosm. iw Mlh, laundry, lamliy 

raom, llrapl.c, «ar.(a, Kraan porch, 

laundry, with or wlmoul lumiihlnjj 4 

pwion mai. uao plui utllltl.i. Jf»n». 

Yearly Rentals. 

FOUR (BASONS - Flr.l floor condo, 

istn .and tlntpfOn, 1 badroomi, on* 

Oath, nloly lurnlthad, no patt. t!» 

ntMthly includat haat, w.t.r and mam 

tananca. Call I 3IM4»-*J1> coilact. 

RD8MMATE WANTED - TO Mara 

larga yiar rovu apt A if 1111111 Im 

mtdlaltly. south and Ocaan City, call 

NIK4S, alk lor Mark. II 

iAYpgoNT •-: MN ij, if. townhatnati 

M., 11, turn,, 1 MICMIM, finwea, 

boat in*, 1111 port. And avary amtolly 

tnllakli lor arulHi llvMaj. «1,a« a 

month, J.m.i M, Dwyar Raal gttila, 

llMWMfAyt. , lJ9lTF 

BUPLiJ _ Ma ilotr,ayaHa»ia Hn I 

TWO iiDseoM arr - FurmttH tr 

""'•ntiuud. Yearly or wlnur Can 

Iliwt ••aity, emu iftitM. 11 

11 

naw. Bay vl.w 1 ofMtntt parking 

iptta. I7S0 par month pin tltctrlc. Call 

ISth * BAY - rsdr, ctnaa. Matura 

iceuplt, likt naw, Ail appiiallcaf A AC, 

WiVmO. Hid. Htat i wafar. Ha ptfi. 

•4+MUt.m 4pm. wonuu,. f-H 

FLORIDA - Pamsani •aacb. Anr.t 

tivt, lurAfltltd, l.ro. I Mr. laart, lot 

It. tram mt baacb fir MM, DM, Mtr or 

Apr Call Iff 1144. 11 

STUART _ HutcfMHM lllaM im 

•naculatt 1 bar, itwiMeM, taach, pwl. 

Itnnil. *m mantli, ar Hum tin 

tenfiMH. 11 

FLORIDA KEY! - OMMfrtM, 7 

bdrm,. ] D.rM (MM AniMbM winttr 

minfn il.m monthly, 14» watkly 11 

watk mm.1 Call llt>Mf-MM. f » 

BOCA RATON, DEIRAV, DEUR 

FIELD — far your raal ot.ta ntadi in 

louthaatl Florida, caatact Bivarly 

Frinlal ttaanor AiwclaH, Caldw.il 

Baiuiar Raal Ettata, »1«7 7100 dan, 

»i )?3 IIU ava. \n 

Tbe rneiTy-go-round goes roobd and i— 

Amusing tbe children. Playing tts tunes, 

listen! Now It is playing /aruolag Grace! 

All is not lost. Smile. 

Conwell Savage 

I watched a bird go after Mate food 

To be followed by one of tbe brood 

AsJdng in their language for mother to feed 

ThtÛtiUedilckwtJOl* hungry and In need 

The animal kingdom takes care of Its young 

Rearing their babies to the top.rong by rung 

Oh what a different world this would be 

If humans could sense such responsibility. 

RodVaWe 

Send your poems to Support Your local Poet in ore «f 

tbli newspaper. 

FIRST FLOOR DUPLEX -1 badroom. 

I'lBaim. lurnlihas, crpat. w^d, dim 

•ratliar, ganuaa dltpotal. sulat bay 

araa. 1HC pim ulil. Call 21913.1134 ar 

UMfriHi waakandi- tit 

VACATIONING IN OR RELOCATING 

- to Florida; vitiiwilla J..»ni». 

4 Irmi.il in (only O.ir», Boaci 

Raauitabi* ratn. wrlta P.O. 

4l»n Dolrav Btach. Fu. 1M4>-Un. 

tf 

Dance theatre group 

I to open series Septi •»;,$$? 

iff;*^$ "* 

WINTER RENTAL _ Two Dtdroom 

WrniiNd iHrfnttif .im cabit, JorS. 

and, nu sir month pin tlactric. Call 

UNFURNI1HED APT - 2nd lloor 1 

badroom, I bath, ralrla,, ranntt, afl 

ttrtal parkins, ctnlr.I to all convWlm 

cat. No pan. Rallrancat. 1421 MIlii 

ullllll.i. Avail S.pt. 11 Call M*in 

tin. ti 

MODERN OAROEN TTPE CONDO - 

latitti «d. larn., cathmral ctlliHf wllh 

iky light wtndawi in living room, all 

•ppllantai Incl. .Ir-cood.. 2 bdrm., 2 

balllt, 2nd lloor, pool, uuni. ts» P|UI 

utll. Availabla Nov. I, .1. call 2IJ-»2- 

•4M tf 

FLOTOAKETJ 

Oceanfront 

Twn badroom, J batn J*K» 

Available now. tln» monthly, JaOO 

"«kly llwc*k minimum I 

Call 1111-2474114 

or writ. 10, llivyrncata.p*. tag., 

HI! 

When Pilobolus Dance 

Theatre opens the Popalar 

Guest Artiits Series at 

Stockton's Perfonnlng Arts 

Center on Sept 29, local 

aadiencwjwlllgetaHnt-cUw' 

look at ate of dance's most 

origins! and Irreverent 

rVt^llieat«,BanrtTBatii>? 

OUmpJco, ani Mir. 

Joyce Theater. 

.*w*W M PUoboto 

Ihe company's witt 

FURNItHED .EACH BLOCK - Ul 

lloor ntadarn condo, I bdr, prlvala on 

trine, parking, cablo Inclodad tlJJ. 

plot tlaclric haat. No pati Ralarancat 

rnvlrad -fall 1U JU-IM4 or M M 

*•'• •» 

CONDO - 

all applianCH, .. 

mo. plot ytllllin. Call Jf!M7la or 151. 

IW H4.nu ^ t.,7 

I BEDROOM FuimlnEIi APAR 

TMENT — HB par month plui ulllltlH- 

AvalMala. Oct. I. CII H5-H7-411J lor 

•ppolntniaM. trt 

E te - H-. barhi, far 

Rooms, 

Foun(fcd.Jn,1971,l>y'Dtrt- 

TaD^\gnOa*Ua%t'Uoan:< 

Fendleion and ^Jonathan-' 

faventlon. 

dona 

kifenan, dintttt, btth, porch, hat wjt.r 

Mat; Hrt.r.ncn, wcurify, cattlar city. 

MltlM cMpit dttlrtd} Nt BtN, MS Ifl. 

cl ulil. Writ. 101' III, J.nllnal ljd«r, 

Octan City, N J. H 

Y m. ft 

Btalltnt houfi for metlian'of'ieiieS 

ehlwran. Call m-mu Mwtan * ;M ind 

buly r..l «MH 

fu. "mi POSITION — Av.nitut is 

aaiyTHI ntaH offlct with ctnpiiltn, 

Waaktiidi • matt, t a.m. • s em. call 

NHIM. *• ,1 • • . tf 

» 1ITATB OFFICi MANABET 

- FOB tlm. with lKm. M „ l t M , 

ytarl .ipaHmca to ovtnta taltipar. 

•ani and aptratloni. etmrwi con. 

miuion arranaamtnt aM additional 

twrrMt, Call Wttdl AfMcy, lfHK«. 

H 

'HEAL «ITATB SALE! - w".r« In- 

«rttt**,lit a*dlBj tana full ilm. uln 

npnunlatlvat. Oraat prsptrtlM to 

mi. TrtttMMi Intwrtlva Ummlittaa 

PUK Call Joan »rHv. Nordic RMI 

lt»inrM » 

PA«T I iOIIELrpiimH 

- T» parwrm llajtil rn.lntn.net work, 

MM oppwtwlty for .cilvi rMlrad par- 

Mn or im cMlati 1NMM, Call Ifi. 

41ott».m.-jpm. „ 

VEAt< 'ROUND NIOHT CLERK — loT 

Hfii iMl Ocaan City mot.l lapafiM. 

MpnIaTrM. RMaramat rat|y(nl, tall 

mHWd^MAd H 

HANDYMAN _ MalntK.nc. W..IH' 

for yair nxwl ptKNan, ntgit kn*w 

Mcrrlul and carpmtry. Mn ptHUM 

•HMUDM, M a ham iMrlur e.pjMa 01 

Itlparylilajf olhan, land rnum. lo Bon 

III an laailim Lfdwr, Sam City, 

N.J, 

y 

tl 

CHAMagRMAID] — For.loo ilodmrt 

abla la Y* 111 Oeletur, a to 1 p.m. 

Ooad UUry WHti McalNM MB, Call 

"" tiibatwan) IIa.m. (nd tp,m, H 

DliHWAfHER - Fo. iymrniFfMiall. 

Aptly IpMihWa'i Mi 41 AltintlC Aya, tl 

HOME HEALTH 

•* FT — O.0 mlaaM prtfarftd. For 

MmljMtpaMant mkMIMgtd mmu, 

Hi anaaMMr. Call MI4M1, MO 

NUmtl AIDEI NIIDBD-lar homt 

haaltb cart. Pan tlm. or lull tlm.. E,- 

t*rHtKa McaHary. Far Inrarmalitn 

call BUM f,N 

•ML WANTED-far UUfin Mia and 

PIAdAtl LOOKINO TO IMARE - an 

ap.rrm«il wllh I or 1 oltur Iniln 

H.v. ratarancat. CII MNUI. MI 

Chlhi Care 

•THB CHILDHENl pScB* -"MI, 

Hivan AM, Complali acad.mic md 

racrNtMnal program, irf, oanc... 

Rtullt, nMaikK MtMfa, Mendty thn, 

Frlday,7ttotoSi4Sp.m. 

WILL OO BABTtlTTINO - In my 

'horn., i dayt • wtak. Very sood witn 

îwr.n. CII nm;i. ,,i 

RELAX, OO JHOPPINO OR TO WORK 

— With 14 hour lavlni Inl.nt .nd child 

c*r. lanla by proHiUonal lorm.r 

IMCtwr, yavr hama or mlna. Hourly, 

dally, waakly or nttnlhly. RiaMniBla 

r.l.t. Can Mn, Da, »!«,,. Vis 

WILI, P«OVIOI - Oood iara lor your 

tliildlninyiiMni.£ai(]W.ini, V17 

SALIJS AND SMVICE - On Hbov.r,, CXW, a anai, MMObtuna mopM, 1 

1 and Eurtka oacvym eltantri. irvthti, '• mMii allar 1 p.m. 

«"» *M belli for all msdtii. Frtt' - - " ' 

_ tttlrruta an rtpai. TraooHni, Stain-1 THREE WNEIL LADlll BICYCLE 

ten'i tirtr cmMMtimmCmm," 

BILLCROWELL 

SPRINKLER SV5T1M5 «, REPAIRS 

TOKO - RAINBIRD • NIILSON 

'•TlrmJ of »/./«»»/" 

, I 

Call Now (Mf) 3ff-20S4 

FluaVNnliparlafiei It 

1 R WHEIL LAD1 

(j WITH MOPED MOTOR, 

•"TERTAININO - Hani your HMH A 

ch.lri. Chain 11,99 w/cuihlon tl.», 4 

ft, md. lahlt is.oo, i- » if t.bi. u 00, 

umbrtlli tabln sis.M call Phii Turnar 

Diipi.vt miiio. ,,i. 

i-A-SID SOFA- fltj CsllM laMl 

•ltd m.lchlng Mir Map Md laMM, I 

drawari nth, IIH. All ttM condition. 

Smith Corona port.bl. .Uctrlc 

ryMWrltar. lit, C.II MMIMar JKHHm. 

1 «-l7 

R.E. For Sale 

Pbntliouftea-delinc'e master twite and garage froiri $Il4,9M 

Bethel Road at Ceda* Avenue « Somer* Pblnt, NJ • 609453-7292 

Sales & Rentals through NJ Marketing Group, r Lken«ed Real Estate Broker* 

Sales Trailer Open Dally 

UNDSCAPB MAlNTENAHCi MAPf, 

'— dipmoatjit, drlvan llttni.. March 1 

'to DMaMaar. Call Kan Ma-fhard it )tl- 

yw. , ; •- . ,• • ..it,, 

'FULL TIME DIIHWMNEai AND" 

COOKI - BlM CroJ.,.BIua MlaM, 

bM.litt, p.kl vacation. Call jto.1717, 

aaply ilYMMMtyi, tt 

FULL TIME MAINTENANCE MAN - 

•ilia Crotl, Bhia IMaM, vacation. Ada 

part fimi tnthlinanct mail, CM 

Ynltrdayt, JtH7J7, .lk lor Paul, tt 

BII1IL MECHANIC! — Hl.vy duty 

truck.,, HMPItalli.tlon pjy( „,,„> 

bamtlH.C.IUfnij«workdayi. - tl, 

"SltP WANTED - DlatMtiBtrs, M 

ptfMM) hMtttaat, part llmt/fill tlm. , 

aiua Crwi/Blu. iMtM banaNI, 

HMfWT; ImmMlita oatniii 

Instructions 

iARN YQUH HIGH ICHOOL DIPLOMAI 

Atttna ctpa May County yocatlonsi 

Aault High school, NO f«n. crtdin 

awarflM for previous iluoy and work 

aipartenct. Day or iyanlng ciauti 

forrnlns now. Cemtacl Aoult High School 

oltlci, m-im, H7 

Pets 

BUCK FOR SALE - U ta, Vi Indian 

runntr and H Mallird, Sultablt fir Mr- 

ton having larga yard, CM jtt JUI, t). 

;«B KITTIN - Itautilul Maithy 

kintn, fna to goad homt, only in 

larttttd oarii.i. call Mr,. Mceanii, 

d.vi Ill-aiuO, avaninft ltH4U, f-17 

Boating 

DOLL MAKINS WORKSHOPS 

7« M.F.O.—11,1 feof bewrldar In n- 

II 

w 

DINTAL RECEPTIONIIT ' _ 

CM HlirM, bat Ml fMHtiry, CaN Iff- 

Mil. MI 

REAL ElTATB iALIiFlRSON -' 

Oppommliy knacki, tM flnta couldn't 

«• Mftr fop you to Mctmt a ui.ip.r- 

ton with ocaan cify't ludlng com. 

Ltani 10 mtkt your own hiiqua raailca 

ill an antlgyi doll. Aln china Hinting 

claim. Old dolit rapalrid, rntrunf, 

appfaliid. Call jtHitt. t-fj 

' l N if•¥. eTIB ,N | ~ N «» ACCESTIN?' 

==, Cail9ff.|Nid(ttrip,rn, 

iniOATEL HOUSEBOAT ^TwinTli 

h,p. i/0, all llbtrflau, fully aqulppad, 

''••"A I- L«attd 1| w, nth •Straal 

lll^««. Call MJ-tM 1114. ,j 

i x ^'ini'iiinw'uiiamii JOHHIOH OUTIOAIIB 7,S BP,, Tom 

•r pi.c. or mint, call MLJIM. til hourt, tt«. can aflar 1 p.m. a*B411t, 

VKJIkHH CallOtjMUtl'aIta-137'. 

Paid 

tf 

jMWBM raal atiata 

trilnlnt pnwram. r 

RHirf.iK.MMiM, 

MUliC LESSONi - riant, >olct, Hull 

Inifrycilon your horn., TUH, only. Ill, 

H hour. iMclilillnt In chlldran. Call 

MMM1. »•» 

n CRutia BOAT - iivi foot its HP i. 

O Cuddy cabin medal. Pyll cinvai, dap- 

th llnd.r. comp.11 aiti Aii 

A World Apart. 

Over 100 residences sold! 

Become part of our success story. 

* 20 minutes to exciting Atlantic City h 

1 • Two nnd Three Bedroom Residences 

# • $200^000 Club House Facility • Swimming 

• Boating • Security Gate House • Lavish Landscaping 

. • Tennis • 20 Acres of Waterfront Property 

FROM *106,500 

^si^KfII^G IN TrtE 9OU S ? 

Bi^|dOB4 TO^NHdMES ALSO AVAlLAWl 

(609)398 7300 

27TH & BAVrtVEINtlE. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

/'xi/i/ KKSOKf M\KKrTI\(, \SS(K 

of 

Resort Accommodations. 

FROM 

roMI'IKIUVIIHMMIH) 

$69,900 mtcONS 

WncfD 

BACK-UP DEPOSITS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED 

FULLY FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM UNITS 

POOL. ELEGANT LOBBY. ELEVATOR SERVICE 

ON-S1TE MANAGEMENT 

6Q9-398-4700 

Vacatlonersl Cet on our priority rental list for 19B5I 

FIESORTMARKETINOASSOC 

YEARLY & WINTER 

RENTALS NEEDED! 

Fumlilied or Unfurnished 

WB hive quaHted 

people watting 

Call 

THEFARRELLAGBtCY 

1400 West Ave. 

399-4400, 

MOTEL EFFICIENCY UNITS — G**r 

TV, daily. iii. «BIUT IHUUI, 

Calli**-4iii v m jtn.', if 

TWO ROOM EFFICIENCY — 

AniiabiaOct. HidKLiimtiBi 

•rHkly liKlvdai sat. «IK. a. caMa. can 

flODI Nan toiekan anlf. tf 

VIAR ROUND 

Mcurity rMRIIrad, CaHiJft4NS afMr 

- Owl'jNolLodaa. IM 

Lots For Sale • 

WATERFBONT LOT - Far enter* 

Itama. Prut, Ii* llruncliig b, aamar 

tuj»,o« tfan. Eialltfil Dlvter. 

l Call n»7« or miin. tf 

Art artistic dlrtctora imd a fas en when 

team of dancers wbo present composed of 

ttt repertory and often cla,8inate* 

collaborate ultt thedlrecton 

tatheererttaofnewiTrjfta. psforaidvtlitttv%aM 

Baaeds ID yaaiii«ia^âaM«-iwaijjijj^;S'^gjg||if 

On.,, PflobotaaJbaWtourad 

woridwlde. 

ertentf^dr wwldwlde. Jttt& Tfcetrihall>(syTto(l 

company, fint appeanwieâo example of th* 

abroad, at the Edinburgh e t r / d i U t 

Fwttv«JlnlSr7j,bn«Igbtlttbe which »har«l 

to Qualifi 

foRA.OOO 

buyers. JMÔO 

'.'•• : IB" :lt t'«r-.;- 

SoraoHEY REACTORS 

263-2206 

PUotwto. rrcdvri the BrnM* Mm to growth fr 

U.S. State Department farit^ to cootrftoto 

awuwrid « PUobohB ton- e«rgla fr - 

that m^^mm$ i 3am^maMmim 

g , 

11K canpmy haa been fee 

recipient of many com- 

rolsaiowfrom the American gp 

Dtnce F«Mtt»al and ia a> Onae, ttefanitt 

veteran to two aeaaons on' QtPtedletoandW 

f 

who; 

wo 

^ 

PKblic Npjces;.^T 


oc 

AN OKDIHAHCE 

DiNANccrNO w-nEWfTi!ij 

TRAFFIC «ROINAtaCC Of 

CITY~v , :, , 

THE COVERNINO BOHV O 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY NEW JER- 

M E " " V 

OCEAM 

J, ?? 

OF THE 

»;t 

UNFURNISHED - 1 Mr. apt.. Bid 

lloor, Ir. dr. kit., parking UM month 

plui ulil. neon. gi> Iwatl wurtlng 

couplf, na patt, ralarancn and lacurlfy 

dapaill ngvlrad. call for .ppt tatwaan 

411 JtHllo 10-j 

AL VOICE AND FLUTB 

-V>O--v 

SALESPERSON 

„ AVAILABLE, 

fUU. TIME YEAH ROUND POSITIONS 

FULL TIME THRU DECEMBER 

PARTTIMETW«i< llttl A AltMiry, o.t, 

ALUMINUM lieRiiNi^Bff'iiBrm 

»Mf|««M.«ltdfl*.«(a«i;!li*'' 

r ; ayirytrun( ; 'l'ron)':-''c»Mi 

*HllHtfllUI. Oe*d t»7; 

MMUMMWiritafvl 

riifiri.fcalliti-1i*4,: 

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Summer Rentals 

UM MBURf AVEr^~Nta"ia%lai, 

lully farnitfiM, I Hdroami. Avaiiabla 

for daunt, of ttaun. UN. ptr wttk. 

Call If 14113, t 17 

FiBlf PLOQH APT;-l*j baarmiilT 

one eath, Avilllbli OctoDer I. ntor )4in 

, ea 

. (.so plui uiiiitici call yn tuj 

ORDINANCE, im 

AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTTOri 

FM7 OF AN EAfEMUNT AOIEEME|(T 

WITH NANTUCKET AND OCEAN 

CltY INC. " 

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY 

COUNCIL OF TH« CITY OF OCEAN 

CITY.WEW JERSEY. AS FOLLOW*! 

MCIIM I. TM Mayor ar Mi dallfnaa 

Ii haraby authorlitd ta aiacgta an 

Eatamain AlrniaM Batnan Ik* City 

of ocaan City and Hantuckat ind Otaan 

City Inc.. rsl»Xij I^T 

by vlrtB. et a wrll OJ . Cxmatltm '• 

Ittaad eel ot Iha laptrMf eturl at Mtti •• 

Jtnty, Cftanctry BltiitM, Cap. May' 

eaunty, Dacttf No, iWu, MtraH"-, 

ptMIng, whtrtln TNI HOWABO 

SAVINGS BANK * Ntw J,r,.y cot 

stratlon ii fht pialntlll and WHLIAM 

A. STROHL, unmtrnM. at at art tha 

BtftHantt, I ihallnpota'to tMtti 

Mbilcvtadvaon: ' 

' WIDHESDAT. ' B 

';;SEpTBMliR.»lv!lil .-.. i| 

•I o'clock in I*. atlWBaon»n.ki 

(ai .Ith.SnfclB'.OIIH.rtCap.M.y: 

et»fl H04jMVtti» IMttjetsW, Bawt 

ALL lh.l tract «rp,rct*«Uni aM 

RftmlKt iii..t., tri»i««lD*I.B in t*,. 

city at Octw ,ttwi

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PAGE 14 " >"„*...... , • . TOE SENTINKL-LEDCER. O€EAN CCTfr.iiNAti.'O '.":•'.'..•. '}• -'.'-'i '••',' s %^; '?.M ^'^ AafUBattîBpi1liiBBRJiii^ ; 

Her Beloved dbg may be ordered destroyed today 

(continued from page 1) what may happen if Coco HM h, OCMM Otir ' * M» M M.h,»Ti»^ U««*i MI IM ttoua on Aithn.iDh .h. f«* •«« ' ! ' ' / "' 4 (continued from page l) what nay happen If Coco here in Ocean Oty nm sense that I have^^she removed Cram toe house on Although aba forgot to renew 

the mtt m «*: attract "%*,***** *»* 'WJa'aanJIôld "her aays,becau»eC«»goestottieTto Street and placed In the the dog's license tWs year, a 

.— . .. ânimal shelter. vaccination certlflcatetbows 

rt"a tortnf dog, an'*' Mwjto, hw fmr am- niwea^tjand loâfUr whnêver there is a aa»?a3 Hot kwwtag whai to do, ttw, haa. rt^rt aB the 

C ;; ' • • , - • ^ 

iiHrtd woman, neigh. ^?!i.^.^^ S? hernowttBtahaftrtaiwia fce fart dew., t • ^ i tan eaBed on bar friend* to necessary snots and that they 

WW are u 

abort their 

condoned ^ ! ! bouts with cancer and a contentedly In the house with oat friend related. Bar .,,. ~ 

partUlly mt^m Mi, ha- mlitre«. However, there fimdi are wffln| tom^ •iterejajnlaaJ^JoDAi, 

- Jones can barely mow about ire occWons wlim she must cowl with Jones andspeak on says, stroking one of her cats. 

. She supports heraelf with a be put outside. '1 useTlo tobalf of the elderly woman She cannot underetand why 

cane and has trouble keeping chain her to the front porch." and her dog. anyone would want to take her 

; herbalanee, taMJaVkv!' ^ A^hbortookJooesto^ pst •way from her. A@^dlnJ 

leansherparaiytedsldeonan arose when she was outside, door of the animal's cage was Oog would not have nipped 

old grocery cart, her Many times children in the a note with the words, anyone unless aha were 

"cadillac." she Jokes, so that ana have hamaatd the old* "Quarantined - Do net teased or provoked, 

ahe can shop In town. "Yog woman. Both her friends and nBeaje.' 1 Jonei ripped the , ^ ^ _ iLL ^J., 

do for yonneM." Pîffr. tteo MW her, "aha almost weo. in me meanune, 

.aW'taai to eonflnad n^lmm too Oat the MU out of tar«p.» 22FmJ t Z»J£ H 

TOwtaitohiraieoiri *Udi« have thrown ,tmm WOAOT at the Om ^ ^*5" ^^f^ £* 

&m bedroom, it'i difficult at Coco and at the windows of Biinuii Society ihtto wbo ^ «*& save Oow from 

fer her to answer the front the house. They have also had arranged to Jones to **»&. 

door. 11* steps are steep and teased the dog and Jones. adopt Coco six years ago are _ 

Coco appears apprehensive, as if she realizes « _g ,. ,,.„ 

the fate that may befall her. The dog knows *W dog ii her eyet and ffied in Ocean aiy and on destroyed. 

«Bia agrees. "OBCO'I gs* old mixed shepherdf'm )em «B * Coeo'a papaM. 

Collective now 

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op«r» any tyft*i'rt|"f*'iPp«n' wy Uf 

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and Gifts 

Teary^yed Florence Jones, 85, holds onto the* 

no-no in motels 

(continued from page l) mtcrowaye oven tn a 

restaurants and-wanted the 

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P^lâaf 

otner animals or. nurnins 

flnlttml 

Vx^ police airf ^ ; dog A pubUc 1 hearing wffl be 

warden wlU be charged with hew ^ the ordLwe at 

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TwoSecapns (GO9)'J9S-54I1 

, who founded Ocean 

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(Heane turn to page II) 

HOAH AMD SONS 

SMI^^MT, MICHIGAN.- 

Page 4 

Section 1 

costs' to repair 

ANTTAJ. 

. While the dty -w^ttw eaglnwt* 

Jggt on the c«t cf n^ted ^faS 

««mry to the opper levdi oTtt* 

• Qfltuna Arti CenterwMch eadkr «# f 

"hocked at 

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. < vJ—*-a>jrfl*. • 

Final fishing column of Ihe season.... ...Seîiooi page* 

now commen llifc 

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f PA.OE ^-SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN 

W$P\ Schrader 

iRo 

S P° rt 

M j ^ r a The clean lines of fh.s 

jûStf- aEJrta 

at rerilUlHec ' by graphic 

IliiPSiIiSlii ffi-color detailing at 

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I 

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> "-, 

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. '-tf 1 /* or. 

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regularly $T3,ff 

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J 

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I Available In Petite? 

/ 6tol6inroyal.NowS«7.20 

. / and in Misses IMW In 

/ All Schrader dresses 20% Off 

15% Off 

All Holiday Fabrics, 

, Trims, Ribbons and 

Kits. Plan ahead and save. 

Rffl. 99- • $24,50 

NOW 85 C •'20.83 

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from 

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(prices 

ihafft 

• Spin n Grin Crib Show 

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'round In one direction .while he "Jugglei" in the opposite 

direction. Than, Just when you think the spinning will itop,,. 

SURPRISE,. .Teddy twirls round filler than everl Brlghtcolors 

and stimulating action ken little eyes and hinds busy. 

Wind-up mechanism will spin lor at least IS MINUTES! Reauires 

no batteries Bracket easily attaches to crib rill. 

Birth to 24 months. 

Regularly $i?,a? NOW '14.29 

Men's and Joy's 

SUMMER 

CLEARANCE SALE 

Save 50% on Men's knit and woven 

shirts, slacks by Haggar and Sansabelt, 

casual jackets, sport jackets, and suits. 

Save 50% on Boy's tops and pants. > 

•by Levf's, O.P., and Dee Cee for sizes 8-20. 

^ fyyxk -k ^s^HMK 

Another tnickload of pilings cnrouteto another devefopment drives doWn Bay Avenue past the ' 

- Nantueket condominium project. -*'--i -- J 1 - *' - —•»» ( 

They're painting the town yellow 

ByANTTAJ. SPIEGEL 

SeittaeJ-UdgerSWf 

An Ocean City woman who 

didn't identify herself 

recently called a itate 

Department of Transpbrtation 

traffic engineer 

wanting to know the reason 

behind the yellow corbs teen 

throughout' town and 

requesting that the matter be 

brought to the attention clThe 

Sentbwl-Ledger. 

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AND SEPARATES | t 

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Sizes 6 to IB 

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From attending \ wedding 

tostepplngoutforan 

evening of fine dining. 

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; uWohfea's 

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AXantlccIty 

34S-J5I8 

,IT>e Sentinel-Ledger. was legal since adoption of the Meanwhile, City Coundl la 

aware of the colored curbs, (motor vehicle) statutes," awaiting a reply from DO(t to 

vrfdeh indicate no 'parking McCarthy said. "H» painting Us resolution, adopted this 

zones, especially since the Just enhance* the awareness summer, requesting an in- 

dty recently painted yellow of -public safety.' The police terpretation of the parking 

moat of the curbing in front of findf it -(the. parking prohibition within » feet of 

and along the side, of tie ^regulations) easier to enforce crosswalk, at the top of T- 

newspaper's Mb Street office. but we're looking for volunintersectioni and Its ap- 

The result Is one customer tary compliance. 

plication to rtreets with light 

parking space along over 180 , North-south streets trafflcflow. - '»>>, >i 

feet of frontage. ; . .. generally have M percent of FtL CurtDoO, who oversea 

DOT engineer John. Mo- their footage available for local traffic safety programs, 

Cuithy explains'the yellow parsing, a figure which said police recently received 

paint is a courtesy to remind doesn't include hydrants, notfflcatjon from DOT thai 

motorists of state statutory curb cots, jtop signs or other me no-partdng restrlctiani 

puking prohibitions. parking restrictions, ac- applied to aU T-tater»ections 

In fact, he said, the parking cording to McCarthy. East- and enforcement was 

prohibitions which have been west streets which in this tequlrad. • 

on the books more than 30 conunnnjly generally have 

years, also appear in, state stop sign* have a to percent ^though ignorance of the 

driver's manu*lsfon page fit .parking- availability not lav isn't an.excuse, Dull asjd 

withftandtng, other< restric- ,h»jfett it unfair to issue 

J*ns,nesald.I1 •, •. ' summonses to motorists 

parking: 

unfamiliar with parking 

- Within 50 f«et of a stop 

When the city commenced restrictions.'I know of them 

flje painting program, >lc- and they are in the drivers 

,« within.» feet of^ttw' Ca/thy, said, calls from •- manual, butl dont ihmtit's 

crosswalk.of -an Intersection, 

-&ir''fbr people to trecehre 

metaling T-intersections;, 

summonses if > they're 

— within an intersection 

the' proponents are unaware of the law," be said. 

Including ,the."top > of, T- 

. I," be «ld indicating 

Jntersectlons; 

toe ratio had dropped; '4 Dull also said his ek- 

— within 10 feet of a, fire . tbufcthe opposition It to the periences Indicate' that 

hydrant: 

Inconvenience It creates. municipal -, court Judge 

— within 30 feet of the Before, they would park there tUcbard Russell ntaauyfouod 

^tid individuals innocent If 

me curb; wasnt painted. ,, 

However, Rosses said he 

bad no. predisposition pr 

policy .concerning parking 

sunwjonses ^ 

•STlÊrâX. .-'. 

"This may, be the driver's 

education portion of It," 

McCarthy said, adding that 

other Cape May County towns 

Including the Wlldwoods, 

•? Cape May, Sea Iale qtf and 

( v Middle Township have n 

yellow paint successfully. 

U^ J*e 

of the motorists 

to know he cant park within 

35 feet of an intersection for 

witUnSO feet ota stop sign but 

if confusing circumstances 

edst. I may give him the 

benefit of the doubt" : 

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THESENHNEL-LEDGEB , t?:i 

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" Display advertising.......... S p.(n. Friday,,; 

Classified, Sports J ..>.,'... .;iioon Saî^day •;. 

, viwuuni, o|»wr»B>..j..., .noon weanesdayvj: 

Display advertlsliig,.... 5p.m. VVedrtesdayv 

i Newsôolate toiclassify,.,-iqooh Thjirwiay?^ 

FIIEDC. BENSON.... *.*.» ^PUbUsAtrj 

,«B\R0NT,MERCER MyeHlfilni^rtlijierJ 

1 i \:? FRIDAY. SEPTOMBER gO, 1985 THE 8ENWNEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. PAGE 3 — SECTION ONE V 

i 

photabyStjUorStudiii 

A total of 12 condominium units are due to go up, on these pilings, being driven on the sife of a 

former doctor's office Immediately north of the outbound approach to the 9th Street bridge; -•card, 

paper scams locally 

u ByjUdTAXSPIBQEL 

V. • SorthKH-edgerStatt 

^Police Here .are In- 1 , 

i.VMUgattog the possibility of 

unauthorised credit card use. 

'Jy peraoM obtaining card 

rjvsldents after ofierlng them 

i'Slaniorous ' prizes and 

(•.•vacations. Business people 

ewe, also being cautioned 

s •about another scam. 

According to Det^ Frank 

Italy, police nave received 

^complaints from ^several 

''residents cjaiming" trtvel 

•'agencies sod tourist comcinisslons 

in California 'and' 

SFlorlda contacted them to 

r^nform' them they were 

f winners in credit card 

''company-epoDiored contests 

"and then asking them to 

-"verlfytheir credit card 

•number by reading it over the 

phone. 

"; "If they're glvtog 

'^something for nothing, then 

?«'s not possible for it to be 

,"l>giUinate."Da^sald. 

3 ' He said once the vlcUm 

realnces he has been taken and 

•* reports the inddent, unlawful 

''use of the card may already 

'have occurred.' "If you're 

solicited, 'dont give out the 

number," Daly cautioned. 

with mail fraud in coimectton 

with their aUeged^ Invdveraent 

in a nationwide 

office supply '.'boiler room" 

- "The indictment alleges 

that the managers trained 

sales personnel to phone 

businesses at ranttom 

throughout the United States 

and me a deceptive sales 

pitch to give the false Impression 

' that Park 

Distributing was affiliated 

with that business' regular 

supplier of photocopier 

nradncts,"the Postal Service 

releases stated. "Ibe victim 

businesses were told they had 

been overlooked when 

notification of a recent price 

Increase "went' out and 

therefore as a courtesy 

supplies had been processed 

at the old price* to cover the 

business one last time. 

"The fesndulant pretenses 

and misrepresentations in- 

duced uumer sinesses to 

place an order," the release 

conunoed. "Only later did 

they discover, often after 

paying, • that Park 

Distributing was not affiliated 

with their regular supplier; 

that price increases bad not 

occurred; that supplies 

efPestWServlceearlfer 

moiftn issueda release *a dfstiouift; and tSfmvoices • 

aunl^'businesses to were further inflated with, 

''beware of deceptive sales unexpected and unidentified 

^pitches for reduced price copy charge*." 

'machine supplies. 

Authorities were continuing 

'' This summer a federal 

grand jury indicted nine 

people from the Southwest 

their Investigation of scants 

similar to Park piatributing 

which has operated under 

H. FREEMAN & SON 

A CENTURY OF QUALITY 

For one hundred yeore, H, Freeman & Son has boon 

crafting fine men's clothing. The secret of Freeman's superb 

fit and soft good looks lies In their meticulous attention 

to detail 

As a result, H. Freeman clothing offers you. the ultimate 

ki appearance, performance and long-lasting service 

Each Freeman coat is soft-constructed to (insure you get 

the comfortable feel and excellent fit desired by so many 

Of our select clientele. ( 

' AIR Freeman 8 Son, collars and shoulders are created 

••naturally" to give a look of quiet good taste and subtle 

sophistication.: •. , 

See our Fall 1985 selection now) 

1 The look that says. 

J^TTT^ LOCATED INSIDE' 

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B's Fantasy 

11th ft The Boardwalk! 

Estate Jewelry* Silver 

several aliases including Data Average •> y> 

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Moon ta 

Pergee; J J. Sept. 16 


Wards Pastry 

Scotts 

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fte ONU Ctty MA will PTA chairpersons win oe « fl^,Mrtl§lpaUon offers 

hoM • merabersWp drive oo available to enroll new « ^ psrent the opportunity 

J|*to ii » *^t.memberi, 

and diiWtafa^Jto^Wâ 4joiljll^= 

h«4-ti«hool night at themembership 

cards and rel*tlonshlp 

primary school, between fith 

and 8th streets, on Wot 

Avenue. ' 

On Sept 18, the flrat PTA 

membership card was 

PTMMrtfji to Mayor Jack 

l with local 

pamphlets Ustlng the room educators, and to demonrepresentatlves 

and>Nte.a real and active Indescriblng 

the PTA's purpose t*f«»t in the academic 

and functions. Annual dues standards of toe community, 

expressed an Intention to 

are*2. a Mulfaid. 

Nomettes begin season 

and guests Marie Green of 

jmrt **«1 m th. PTA Plymouth Inn with 40 Abington TownsWp, Fa. 

and needed in the PTA. nemfcenjn attendance. U%u announced that the 

ESZLSuLftST-HmSl Rise Tilt. *apkm,KUpwid the winter mental and 

schools. We Were flat (here nemor Downir, Deauvllle inn, StmttmiM, 

cjUed *i»nMMni to order 

» 

luncheon to be held Cec. i at 

and welcomed new member Ojiaiyta Somen Point. 

The membership sang 

Happy Birthday to all those 

celebrating during July, 

August and September. 

A Ust of guest speakers will 

-'•-' Blstiflcflys Looks in LadlesFashion 

be set up for future meetings 

? fc ^ COATS &SUITI 

by Helen Trudeau, 

k , 'WOillanf • Rtflil Evan Plemt < Italy j 

t , .Donegal (Ireland) - Vicuna Cashmere 

) •; •' Mohair Tweed 

* DRESSES 

by Gasfieberry • Seidworm • Saren Peters 

Alpar Sehwftrti • Alplnifs {SwitzerlaiM) 

In One, Two, Three PJeeei " 

r vlce 

president, who requested 

meeting. 

FIRE COMPANY 

BUSTRIPJSEPT.« 

•:(, SPORTSWEAR 

|, by Dalton • Sltyj* (Germany) Reversible 

'""* Multi-colored Pleated gUirts by sapyt (England) 

3MW067. 

(THESE 

'./ • :iViin;K.%i 

LM^MMiÎf^ pJwidOTi of the Ocean ^ty PTA, holds tlic ct'rtlfTcate 

Mayor Jack Bittner the flwt membership card. 4,4};$-* • ;:; *i^. J?^ 

on news releases Oct. 1 

j 

itfattons 

m the 

proper 

p 

procedure for conduct the profirtmfoUowwl RegiatraUon will be accepted 

wmmmmmm 

^mmmimmKi 

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Minn., Seton Hall Preparato 

:

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• PAGE. 6 -r. SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-bEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 20.' 1985": FttlDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1985 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

"^•"^^ M • ' - ?Jr center, South Orchard Road legislation barring towns 

Surviving Is. a daughter Jacqueline M. PackardNrf New »* noon'Friday, Sept W. frora roiOng out communtgr* 

" • . ^^' ^ ft Hlhkle has' nerved as residences for persons with 

director of the New Jersey disabilities and legislation for 

Developmentally Disabled In He graduated from Rutgers 

, TVentoivgince 1976; He Is also University School of- Law In 

CANDIDATES NIGHT OCT. l chairperson for the special 1074 and was certified to 

The Cape May County State Bar Association on the practice law in New Jersey. 

Branch of The American 

Association of University 

Handicapped. . For further lnfpr 

During his tenure wlth v FMneral service was Thursday in the Oliver H. fa'Co. 

Rineral Home, Philadelphia. Memorial contributions may 

be made to a favorite' charity 

; r 

Pubiir Notlro* 

MUNICIPAL PLANNINO SO*BD 

CITY OP> OCEAN CITY 

the call 691-8800 ext. 214. 

PUILIC NOTICE 

is sponsoring a Public Advocate, Hlnkle has 

ADDENDUM TO OCEAN ciTv candidates night, 7:30 been actively involved hi a 

PLANNING BOARD WORKSHOP TitMriflV Hot 1 si fhe «id« TSnUtl "nf lltiMtlan flf. 

MEETINO OF ispTEMBER >i i«» "lesoay uci. l, si we wine range oi uuganon ai- 

TIH »ii«.in« appucaiimi win aii> bt Wetlands or.ule Institute, Stone foctlng,. persons with 

fiTEpfU M. M>ry REVIEW LOU 

Information Harbor Boulevard. call 8864029. For more topics disabilities, as the covering right to treat- such 

earn* L- DlCklntiin 

ment and protection from 

(vtrvtiry 

harm, voting rights, 

Public Notices sterilization, education, 

handicap discrimination and, 

' NpTICI TO LIMIT CREDITORS 

ZSNINS BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT . • W. BomrlHrnlB,!, SurrsuJt. 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY, 

* Bin Mariana Barrio 

- NIWjIRIIYNtM , 

Paputy Surrqata 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

Acting Dapuly Clf rK 

Th. lollowlno d«l,loni wtrt m«0, B, •ITATI SP Dorotlir ' c. C Gayion, To Late To 

DM gun City Zoning 8o.nl tl Ad MUt Dorotny c. Ortvtay. ,OECEA1EO OEC 

luifmml at tliilr rHudr nutting M nPIMnl la in, oi-d.r gi w 

• Classify ' 

HplamMr MBhunbtr II, li IW IWI ' H«il«i Mmliii; iirrrWata" « r t l M »ha Cmini, ol 

I. M.yn.l k Thamptail, Bloat 1719. Cap* M«y. mail on Ida llitmlh day ol WINTER RENTAL - 

UI I (part oil . Hack yirliiica arattad Meiintotf INI «i In. pailtln. ol tha Mrm nlcaly lurnlihaB- 


BRING RESULTS 

To Late To 

- Classify 

.l.-'RilBii i, t Oralchm I. lingham, 'MmlnlitiiMta: AO Proi oi .aid m *° iInMT "" -""»/'•' »*»aniiinnii 

BIMk 10, Lot a yarianta granldl. l.r« Call in 

yard only. • • OorathyA Oayion *••* «17 

i. RaBan * Mary Lou MCDowtll, . Jldmlnlilr.lruand -.^., _,.. 

BIKkirai. Lotf • bulk varl,iK« gran- ' , Agmlnlttratrlx Ad Prm DAT ? UI *. I »? ~ : 1 ? **• *+I. T top. 3 

'•""• AM fM cauatta it«-» »lr, 

lid, ralaiTM la Fltnillllt Mara nr til* ••*", MtrlMii, Blal tlgtnlck, FalnMrg '— 

PMnappnval. . . «M Orlfllth, Iwulrn 

lwd«d Mini condition SicrllK. iu,j» 

I. 5t»rsa MrMHi, SlKk J10I, Lot 1) IO«f» R..arlllllli, Eiquln) 

and disease? of ^ 

Board Certified iti Internal Medicine 

[PUBLIC NOTICE 

I Effective September 21, 

I , 1985, the City of Ocean City 

will not accept anymore glass 

at the 5th Street and Asbury 

Avenue glass receptacle 

location. 

Glass should be put out on 

respective trash days until 

further notice. 

The City of Ocean City 

Laboratories v 


the opening on Mon, 5ept. 16 th 


what they want to do after pull the wool over anyone's court, but felt It was the 

(Tropeano) has his hearing," eyes," he said. way to protect what 

he said Beyel said the township believes are Ms 

Judge Wllllamg told tried to move against the rights, 

Tropeano to include any portable signs last year, but "I'm. concerned over Irf 

"And not only that, they citations with his arguments then-construction official nucb of the taxpayers'n 

weren't all Upper Township at the Oct. 1 hearing, Robert Hasslepen was a is being used to argue . 

residents," he said Tropeano said he has made Tropeano supporter and thts little sign Instead 

sure Us trailer was placed In refused to Issue the order. getting together ovef 

Last y year, , he be banded ba out 73 a legal parking space and was The governing body in- issues," be said. '" 

registration "' ' forms not a traffic hazard. Kenney traduced amendments to the 

f 0 ^ 8 ! 10 be i l * ves tne 

motivated because 

up on Township Comnunee 

in November 

Republican Organization, led' 

by Mayor Daniel Beyel. If 

Jeffers and Baker both win in 

November the FRO would 

bold all five seats on the 

governing body. 

Beyel has denied the action 

I* political and said the 

township would move against 

anyone who violates the 

tening ordinance with a 

similar portable sign. 

2-Pc Muni-Purpose 

Knife Set 4(4 gnd8-ln 

Stain-free steel Hhives 

Serrated blades:' 4ei«i 

DAVIS 

HARDWARE 

1235 Aibury Ave. 

Mon.Sat.8 5 

3990915 

Visa & MasterCard 

Accepted 

saldpreviously the trailer and zoning ordinance Monday 

sign was legally parked and with many of the proposed 

not blocking traffic before he changes dealing with the 

issued the cease and desist current regulations on signs, 

order, but that it could Judge Williams ordered that 

potentially become • hazard. Tropeano be given the op- 

Tropeano used the trailer portunity to study the 

during an un- arnendments before they am 

bid for a Com- ' ' * 

BONAFIED 

REG. BUILDER 

From Floor to Bool, Front Door to Back 

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL : ^ 

Concrete • Painting • Carpentry ' / 

\ 

WHAT IS 

. * • * 

Hie dictionary gives several wterestioglneanSri^ for ihiscomaidtily used 

word—"reliance on the integrity of a person; conBdeni liope- cootftfcaice id ' 

the ability or intention of a person;; obligationSrxeiliorisilHlity;Si ' 

reIyon.denendon,todosometbiiigwiUHratfearofcrjnseqtfeMes.f''; 

r -< 

Trust is obviously not something id'be given

S 

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P 

1 

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IÂtm^m^^^MAm wwwwww^t* ;: MM 

FAQE 8 ^SECTION; WfE 

Some from overseas'-'''/'•' 

^,000 hive visited the museum here 

The fflsterieal Museum ffc gift shop also bad a the north wing and! lai^na from 1 to 4 p.m. Two annual 

which U starting lta 2Ut year wcceiurfu] season with new Ocean City «i It wed to be," events an also scheduled In 

at Ml Wesley Av, bad a and unusual Kenu for sale, aw»reti«r. the off season, &r. 

peering in the shop Men, 17. The museum Is now open Christmas party In 

looming over Its members The Friends of the Museum Tuesday through Saturday ber 

and supporten, acOTdlni to were saddened at the death of o t_ •» • f f_ 

*ttL!*2i2X££ tMsfiws*-*!*-! Shore Memorial horse 

show and fair coming 

Gemaa* Hawaii and India mutum mfiBi notabjy the you y aont have h tto 

lllte 

have visited the museum o» .of the late Princess hones to love the fourth 

*w.Hta&. • 4 . Gfliee. annual Shore Memorial 

A number of events took "Tfc« svunH. «# H» n/m,K»iu.(k»»,».jr-i. 

nx)penlngo/themuseiimand donated to the museum In Ctenter In Smlthville. signing autographs. This year 

WNfand to May. the antique Kroeisar, president, "HU lored jolnUy by the hositfial •TTonorTrThomVhow 

urtlonandsiueaodadispuiy goodness will never be amfltary and employies; ta StolnaST 

±, JSfKLjKlS taio^. We apwrtittfte even bigger than Wort with Also on Sunday the un- 

wed by the museum for the VMton and mldents are (he show's famous chill, ' from Massachusetts^"" ~ 

U&UUSloia&MJ 

mmsmxmm* 

Wallace 

4N_ SWEEP 

M$££ issiis m : v^; wi BS? 

Wallace Discount Furniture 

Going Out of Business 

in our 

Ocean City Location Only 

(EVERYTHING MUST GO 

« f pf W if ^ ^ 

.•Nw8£ *- -**f*i$ t-^ 

The Boardwalk Chorus will appear on the Music Pier 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23 featuring a barbershop-sty 

Ie program. Four quartets including the Flour Flati and the Bulkheads will perform 1 

Wings *n Water test this weekend 

will be open bam noon to 4 nrvuigi, Uve nature show, wfllbeavafla" 

Hoapltal through tte hone wtekend. 

ôw^wr. Soai other 

Tom - 

Waidman's 

HOLIDAY VACAOTONS 

New Cruise Itineraries & 

Island Visits Available. 

. I Christmas & New Year'i'IWps 

CflXC'T^ I »Mtvar a Service Charge* 

^ Jl For Details & Reservations 

_ CALL NOW 398-7450 

g19.atheiMat BetweenweiieyA A 

^P^.TO-k njtiy want it idl-Ite^ta. Btttow, wltfieart 

old building stance if thej feds the -=-^ r ^ i 5^^" 

(he zoning and subdivision 

Restaurafat • 391-9857 ^ 

On The Boardwalk at 13th Street ' 

Overiooking The Ocean 


» ir !i r * » 

Acroi* from imp* 

OPEN 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WCC 

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS from,3:00 to 6: 

i.' • -5Ls-...,. ( < * .J 1 

f ifei '-» ' > 

MDAWN •CANTONESE STYLE • 

AdDmOHALNBWDtSHES #% 

IMOTCOflMECTCD 

Ocean CllyfNJ. 

SPECTACULAR! 

f * i k e *

PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE " "*. ** 

, ByMARKSOIFKR, 

OceanOty 

PobUcfuiattooi Director 

bytobugtbublkm. 

lWsUamodiamlryeVtmt 

v SHOPPE 

Sl« Asbury Ave, Ocean City 

smfrro 

, September Hours; 

Turt,Fri. 7a.m-. to 1 p.m. • 4p.m, foip.m. 

Sat. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Sun. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

CLOSED MONDAY 

Senior Citizen's Day 

Every WednewJay 

Df corated Cakii Our SpeclaHty! 

Dot's Dot's Dot's Dot'e Dot's Dot's Dot* Dot'i D 

Luncheon Specials An "Back" 

at The Corbin House 

with , 

Dinner Specials and Upcoming 

Special Events to be Announced 

Tuesday, September 24 

CHICKEN PARMESAN......,.,,,., 

Wednesday. September 28 

BROILED FLOUNDER & 

SCAIiOPS COOT1NATION,. 

Thursday, Septe mber 2S- 

ROAST FRESH HAM 

Friday, September Vt 

SHraa 

, 84.95 

Saturday, September 28 

BROILED SEAFOOD COMBINATION... 88.95 

* EoteiUimneitt Wtd»H^*|nrt Sundiy r 

* i + ) i'w V, rt t if',*'?'"' ( "'•' 

i^ Appeliznv. Snacks Khvd In ' 

1' t 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGKK, OCEAN CIT^Y, N.J. - 

r 

, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1085 

eboard tourney are weekend highlights here 

wa as 

C ftj.-s#ivipfommcui) 

Corner of Bay & Maryland Ave., Sqmers Pt. 

Free Sodas Till 10 p.m. 

FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

SUNDAY • 

\ . 

HOT VIDEO DANCIN 

17 & UP 8 P.M. to 12 P.M. 

DJ.ALHORNER 

17 & UP 8 P.M. to 12 P.M. 

TEEN JAM 

15 & UP 7 P.M. to 11P.M. 

DDADCD ATTIDB nvaiaoietorPnvateParties 

PROPER ATTIRE 653.9332 

ti, 

r—-• 

for 

THoUgW 

•*..•> 

•„)* 

w; "l > 

Restaurant & 

Seafood Market 

OPEN 

THRU SEPT. 

Restaurant Open For 

Dinner 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. 

7 Days a Week ' 

seafood Market 

Features: Large Variety , 

of Raw & Cooked Seafood 

10 a.m.-9 p.m. 7 Days a Week 

Cooked Seafood 

BarB-Q 

Chicken & Ribs 

Call 398-3504 

12th Street on the Biy 

Oceinctty 

y Hover as our 

at this year of.lMt. 

. who toi over'' 

ng of the year" 

any committees were f i 

all of the pretoumaiment 

ground work for a smooth 

start of preparations. *' 

Another school session was 

held to prepare our referees 

and score keepers. Tickets for 

our closing banquet on 

Friday, Sept 37 at Mac's 

Restaurant are being 

, Bdd Budd SSupple* l at t $lft 

Jack; Schneidec bas.'fperformed 

nobly as chairman of 

The hitemational tournament 

committee and the ftlher 

, members are to be u jcom- 

, nlimehted on their'.con- 

. Mbuttons. . : 

- 'WeutviteaUoftbecuixens 

, ii aj^^fî^ - ini fjQau^^Bj ftB^ss^jj: fr«^»M*»d- lyaMBaâaftT^^âaaassjt^paj' UJH7 -^ " ~-- • - _" • - __ *^^ .1* v saiar assj llCFil^f rlQ€ff^ EOT CnilflrEll ^ JSBtt EOT Isl sTi.ll I i- QEUlv JHUBIC 

larger esery year, to and Unitad States competing Staffleboard has become a ^«.Tlierew^lbtgtmndBJiad pedals from merchants, new Her Saturday and Sunday. 

TMnO'Rorate,chalnnan of 

become an anmuli , 

There'll be lots of en* The Singing:. 

the , Exchange Club's 

feature at thb resort. Kane 

tertaimnent at the clock party sing at the Music Pl«fr Halloween parader reeen r m . . 

«m be host at a Music Pier 

including Jugglers, portrait Boardwalk ; and Mooriyn '!*?!££* 

be 

(Bnner on Saturday where 

•wards will be presented to Ocean City events 

artists, big band courtesy Terr., today (Friday) •pJa,\2~/ 

those raising the most money • 

to fight Multiple SderoaU. TODAY (Friday) 

South Jersey ROM Society Exchange Club meeting, today, Wednesday and 

Tne bikers stay beta over - • * ^" 

convention at tbe Flanders Daniel's Restaurant, 6:30 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

night and retain to Pbilly on 

> 

S'iH.VMuitM. «•*-•**••-- 

11 ~_- v~- •— 

WIBa Radio. WIBG-WSLT admission »L Ott~ Monday, wdate varies from year to 

will also sponsor a miniature Sept. 33 the 1 Batter Shop V^'TfJruyW**^ 

golf tournament on Saturday, Chorus wfll bannonbte at the r g ay, C ffl 

inwn the chairman.: 

HoUl, open to the public from p.m. 

Oct 5 from noon to 6 pjn. at Pter, 8p.m., BdmlWoo »1. 

1:30 to 6 p.m. Free admission. 

Dessert card 

Ss'.^Kifi 1 ^^ AB.trl.eao AMMlatlon 

d nu famuy died &» me Retired persons (AARP) nament on tbe besch torn 

disease, meeting on tbe Music Pier. I Wh to 69th Street, 8 ajn. to 3 TUESDAY 

Bfli BrutiUe and the ^ l 8 Ocean City Card Club, sored by the Shore 

Adult surf fishing tour- youth center, 7 p.m. ' Hospital Ocean City chapter 

BOdliary on tbe Music Wer, 

18:30 pjn. 

Sunshine Boys Banjo Band 

pjn. 

""' ML Ocean Ci^ PTA annual 

will provide special en- SATURDAY 

tertainment during the din- ** iUHWA book fair at primary school, 

MONDAY 

ANNOUNCE 

* lacopal Tie Boardwalk Chorus, 

OF DAUGHTER 

ner. Mayor Blttner win be an 

featuring a barbershop-style 

Joseph and Marge Booth Sr. 

of Georgetown, Del. announce 

the city's relatively Bv Avtaii, I • JO. to J p^, PM, Admission 

the birth of a daughter, 

The Women's _ mmtt Margaret Ann, on Aug. 8. She 

Multiple Sclerosis bike- Opening ceremonies for Society of Our" Udy*"of. '# 

Ocean City's Theatres 

on the Boardwalk 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

3988761 

MOORLYN TWIN 

hed » P«noa 2 «ncei 

atfaon from PhUadelphla to iaternatlonal shuffleboard Sorraws Church U sponsorina and was welcomed home by a 

Ocean Oly. tournament week, 5th Street a fall rummage sale in the brotner - Jake . 3- Maternal 

oH boardwalk, 9 a,m. parish haU, Wabaah and grandparents are Mr, and % 

- Poplar avenues, Unwood on w ' ?***' 1 *^ 1 AIRCONDmONEO 

^ Ocean 

WW meetlttg, Post 8150, Wednesday, Oct S torn I Ofr. Pai^ grandparents 

POINT 4 tun lay Ave., 8 pm. am to 4 pan. and Thursday « Mr. and Mrs. A. Booth of 

-THEATRE- 

OcL3from9a.m.tolp.m.On S«ietowB, DeL 

Ocean Oty chapter 83 Order Thursday all rummage Is tl a 

MJCARTHUR BLWO, of Eastern Star meeting, bag. Refreshments will be CLASSIFIED ADS 

SOMERS POINT Masonic Temple 8 pjn. available 

BRING RESULTS 

8270131 

OPtH All-YEAR ROUND 

WCLOD«BSUW)AYS_ 

WEB OF 3^0199/26 

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FUTUREPG 

cara 

We 3. THE GODS MUST 

BE CRAZY PG 

PEE WEE'S BIG 

4. ADVENTURE PC 

> Dot'a Dot'a Dot»» Pot'i Dot 

# —-*— • **T" !•••• •• *•*•!.- ^ 

Trick or Treat Nlghl to 

scheduled for Wednesday, 

Oct 30. Parents should- be 

Friends of Music 

sure to accompany their 

children and help them cross 

streets, etc. 

198546 Concert Series 

.The temporary offices of 

Oct. 12—Two PavaroW winners on the Music Pier, 8 the Ocean City Arts Center 

pjn. 

are now on the tint floor of 

. Oct. Zl — The Concerto SotoiaU, Mart Moatovoy, Qty BalL The center can bit) 

director, chamber orchestra, on the Music Pier, 3:30 pan. reached by calling 3»-7?M or 

Nov. 17^— Joapeb Lanza Jr. and Joaepb Lama Sr. 

violinists, at HUB Flanders Hotel, 3:30 pin., 

April 6 -Peter Uoydîn concert at The ^tenders Hotel, 

3:30 pjn. 

ShuMin'on 

April 19—The Clarendon Brass Quintet, on tbe Mode 

Pier 8 pm. 

byEdVeithT" 

May 4 — Deborah Carter, Onto, Wmiam Smifli, It's berel The InternaSonal 

accompanist. In concert at Hie Flanders Hotel, 3:30pjn. 

cpen )> sun. Monday, Sept 33 

Tickets for the seventh season of concert series are US on onr courts, 8th Street neafe 

per person, single tickets at the door will b» 17 or 110 lbs boardwalk. , "T 

according to the concert. A patron friend for the »Dm of 

•lOOwfll receive two season tickets and dinner for two at 

The Flanders Hotel on Nov. 17. 

Send checks payable to The Friends of Music, Arts' 

Center, 408 Wesley Av., Ocean CUy 08126. Dictose a 

stamped, self^ddressed envelope and indicate the 

number of tickets or patron membership*. 5V»r aMtkoal 

informationcall 399.7628. 

Tickets Bra also available at the Spinning Wheel florist, 

cor 

BIB Aabury Aye., and Kitchen Connection, 7th and Astray. 

oardwalk 

Ocean City MEXICAN 

re Sofry 

DINNER 

that our shortage of cqok^rs 

SAT. SEPT. 21st 

caused inconvenient lines,,. 

tfp.m.toSp.m. 

Elks Lodge #2563 

We Appreciate 

Norwood tWltlatSL 

UMNM.IU. 

jour kind patience and junderstanding 

3404809 /' 

We are how closed 

w 

It seems like only yesterday 

Ocean Ofy ShuSteboardfJub 

would host thefateroationiil 

totmiament thrOogh our 

association. Wefeel that 

me lake Famqy opened, this 

ftoedty back when ~^p»as 

never been the host beyond 

natknaj, and that also jraa 

out Ocean City Onb. .C w> 

We also feel that our homing 

thUmternaUonaltournwoent 

enhance* the stature ef our 

community and we wbihare 

involved trust that we wiH do 

our part to promote Qoean 

Qty to our visttoti from 

Canada and Japan. ,.. 

Thanks to the effort rf^Tom 

Jackson,,Frank Hover, ^ 

Schneider and our "c'Si 

Recreation DeparbnenCoV 

[tshaveteettlmp " T ^.itv Association at the 

f ^bernacleon SatunJay, the 

" « . nl«inbei 

" 

much that we cam 

totte^wtshu 

ever been. Our en 

trimmed and our] 

l s present 

jj - litlUfllll^J^llaiHf Bliri^ît Jn *• U 

tbe conditions of the blue laws 

- msetforthlrrthTorLjInalsale 

• * which prohibits tbe sale of 

^'Ucobollc leverages and bans 

- c^nunerclal activity on 

T: 

"flonday. 

1 l 

*Jto to the strict adherence 

^ OF these two covenants, the 

members' said Ocean City 

0 

Wcaine nnkpie and attracted 

• Vfpwy visitors and pennanent 

'-•;•' rodents to its shores where 

• 1} over the years It has been 

'"proclaimed a fine family 

resort • • - 

"Merchantscomlngintotbe 

 

^tkablishsd a couodl of shi 

take .sunetthM out 

schedule to 

-_*are listed 

v!r; J!ntertalnment the 

remainder of September will 

'f» available for visitors and 

^twdents alike at tbe Hudc 

. ner, boardwalk and Uoorlyn 

r^Twrace; the schedule: 

J" l Sm.;' Saturday~-f Multiple 

'-Sclerosis Blke-athon, 

''^featuring Larry Kane; 

Monday -• — Barbershop' 

^Qiofus, admission (l, 8 pjn. j 

^Wednesday - New Life 

SMnlstfiej gospel program, 8 

pjn.} Thnrsday--Banjo band 

•' afbgâkng and dance, aoV 

., mtatlcnfl,Bp.m.;Sanirday, 

i^Ssjpt SB - Decoy Show, adlUnrSSon 

ft*,' 10 am- 10 

. ..._).; Sunday -Children's 

p j :^Jeo pageant 

,i.vii.Tor fartner information 

1 :- Shrimp Alfredoon imported Pasta 

WED:.Boneless Chicken Parmagiana 

THURS: RoistTufkeyw/stufflnB&oravy 

FRIi Fried Flounder Almondlne 

SAT: Bon«r*U Chicken Breast Ol|one* 

SUN.- Roast Beef Au JOs 

includes: Salad, Vegetable, Roll & Butter 

and Dessert 

Dinner Served Dally from s pifi. 

Luneh, from 11 a.m. to J p.m. 

Breakfalt sat." & Son. only " 

, VWm*i*:m,toipIm.. 

J'= *;'./• i^,'1.ij«iiji. ^ v-.JJw^-'V ,'if' iH* %> ®». 

!j.,'. WED: stpt. 25 - S«i Gallop &pttipl]kMw •^swiWJ'A 

y « 

United Sports of America 

SPECTACULAR, 

••^•ISS^HÂlB^BSSBSBH^^n^^HaSBBSB^BSS^tlîl 

Sat., Sept. 21,8 pm/jlt" 

Sun.. Sept. 22, */' < 

2 pm . *'J&Zm 

Atlantic City Racecourse 

Atlantic City, New Jersey 

$11.00 Advance 

$13.00 Diy of Show 

Kids 12 & under $7.00 Advance 

$8 00 Day of Show 

Pfe'sented by 

j t y the food, 

ihesefyipe, 

' breakfast, lunch, dinner and' 

our famous Suiiday Brunch 

hSflt. 7 a.m.-11 a m. 

TICKET OUTLETS 

Ail Tiekttran Outlets 

could 

ntJXl to flesh taitei like poni. Rose Gray, Firrt vj$? j$? '-fi 

r!K1 I»WlB8W.Navyflnau> President Somers Corwor " . 

W 

/* V.;i 

.slipeirb/ 

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Ocean City will be center court for international shufflers 


game ui lifetime •pert 

Teamsfrom Japan, Canada and the United States will vie here for the international ihttffleboard croiim 

No ne Is »uns hew and 

where shufileboflrd ID Florida, had a anufflebotrd 

originated History records an 

thoug small at the moment, A new coat of paint has been prised of sit players and six 

court butt In front of their li to «ifmH 

undent version In Persia. 

applied to the clubhouse alternatives. Only singles 

artel By 1TO itaffleboird 

England had a nimiiar game 

countries who are Interested porch. All the courts have games are permitted under 

bid spread throughout the in world competition. 

dating from the ISth century, 

been refurbished. Signs have international rales, - with 

state. Today St Prtenburg, 

when tbe arHStocracy called 

been put up, benches are rounds scheduled throughout 

tame to 10? courts, is a Urge following. Hem. 

ttShovel Penny. Scotland, too, 

being required and rubber the five, days of play. Rounds 

designated a» thta country's bershlp in the • local 

bed Its own game, probably 

wilh begin each morning at fl 

copltal of .huffleboard ind association has ranged from 

derived from another railed 

Tom Jackson, an alternate o'clock 

the state bouts wer 80,000 250 players to over 800. Tnt 

Curling, that was named 

player for the United States 

registered enthusiasts. New Jersey SUteAModation, 

Shovel Board. 

team, says that all M courts 

However, Callfbmla Is said to which was founded In MO, 

In tie United States, 

will be In tiptop shape for the 

have overtaken Florida In the has a membership anywhere 

rfwfDeboard began officially 

opening of the tournament. 

number of pUyen. 

trap 2,000 to 3,000. 

to 1913, after a Mr. and Mrs, 

Sealers and wax cover the 

Today, shuffleboard U Won Ijifferty, president of 

Robert Ball of Daytona 

court surfaces. Glass beads 

found in all SO states and ne new Jersey msocianon, 

Beach, FL, noticed the game 

will also be ased to help 

around the world. Fourteen has been acquainted with the 

bring played on their cruise 

waxed discs slide more easily 

states belong to tin National game for six years. He says 

Slip. 

to their Wangles, 

Shuffleboard Association, and he became • tan of the sport 

ineBaDs, upon their return 

International shuffleboard 

the International Association, when he and hU wife were In tournaments have only been 

Texas soon after hU to existence since 1061. Ocean 

retirement He saw the game «y lithe fifth city picked to 

being played and "I figured tat the WOTM competition. 

OPEN IN SEPTEMBER «i could beat than in a Toe first International contest 

couple of weeks," He adds, 

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. "It's a nice game for senior 

cttiiens. I juit got beat the 

other day by an ft>-year-old. 

Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. You can Just keep going and 

Stag.? 

14th ST. BAKERY 

40714th St, Ocean City, N.J. 399-3320 

1 Schneider thinks that Ocean 

CUy'a aluiflkboard ikc]ni5 

are first-rate; Be feela tbay 

are probably Hubert in Net 

Jersey and ju» the largest of 

also from tfew Jerseyi.will competition. As an qTpft, thetfktod In fbeentire Mate; 

represent two of the women's Schneider has over 300 points At for the tournament Itself, 

team fur the United States. and Stanley 2M:—' ScHnefderTBia"nls .fellow" 

Other U.S. palyers, chosen by , At the conclusion of theorganlien 

are optimists, Afl,' 

the National Shuffleboard week's rounds, a banquet will the plans have.bten catrlad 

Association, will include be held at Mac's Restaurant out, schedules .drawn and 

shufflers from California, Utere, winners will receive rule* read. ,'•' ', ~$ 

. 

Colorado, Oregon, Texas, trophies for their efforts. The , The'*bgjfe; question;Jthat- 

Shufflers, as the players are Nbrthr Carolina and Florida; week of Sept .33 promises to 

called, will be welcomed-to 

be one of enjoyment'for all wOl raili.'on the Infeniatibnal * 

Ocean City by members of the To be considered a Seating will lie available at shuffleboard tournament 

local' club on the Sunday representative for In- the 8th Street courts for the parade.' Not to worry, 

before the tournament begins. 

ry, sa»- sa» 

ternational play, shufflers try, public to attend throughout Schneider,"We hive 

Registration for teams will 

nopbtt. nobtt 

to accumulate points In state' the five-day competition. " ftr failure." ' %' ^ 

take place and a reception 

honoring all the players Is 

scheduled for mat evening. Coco has a record 

Jack Schneider, Ocean City 

chairman In charge of the (continued from page 1) until a decision is rendered in about Coco's past history: 

tournament preparations, and 

October, "has been good and "it's a bard thing for. me to 

one of the United States her friends say stones are has not been fresh. We took do," comments Loder;. >, 

players, says mat plans are thrown at Coco and Items her for a walk thia morning." referring to a possible' 

just about completed for the have been stolen from her Declining to take sides In reparation of Jones and Q ~ 

was held in Muategon, Mich., coming week. He la looking home. 

the matter, Hoy did say that Loder hi certain that no < 

Laguna Hills, CaUf., St. forward to an lnterestlrig and According to a relative of Coco and Jones were happy to should be permitted to I 

Petersburg, Ft and Mesa, successful time for everyone. the boy bitten earlier thissee 

each-other when Jones or injure a *»n»if 

AT., wen the previous yean' Mayor Jack Blttner has been month, tte youth was atpBldavWttotheshelterafeir 

• Whatever' happens, Y Jones* 

tournament site*. 

invited to the opening tacked as he rode bis days ago.'.There's a definite frtoafcsay they wffl abide by 

For ttfi *tart week of ceremonies to officially skateboard on the opposite need," observes Hoy. "The the1aw. 

Right now, though, the competition, Japan and welcome aD tte contestants. aide of the street from the dog was crying and woman 

international tournament to Canada will be sending teanw Along with Schneider and Jones property. The relative was crying when she was 

be held 'here la causing a to Ocean City. Each Mam Ms alternate, Tom Jackson, denies any provocation of the here." 

flurry of activity around the usually consists of 12 men and on the men's team, Helen dog by the boy. 

To Hoy's knowledge, Coco 

ciubhottse. 

12 women, with each 

The youth suffered two hasn't been sent to the shelter 

puncture wounds behind bis under court order In the two 

left knee and was treated tit years she has been there. 

an emergency medical Loder says that a neighbor 

facility for Us injury. and friends of Jones haw 

Although most of the offered,to replace Coco's 

complaints against Coco chain, so that Jones can chain 

Involved children, one victim the dog from Inside the boose 

Restaurant • Lounge and Liquor Store Where business is 

of a bite was a 32-year-old before putting her outside. A 

man. Another complainant fence ' surrounding the 

always a pleasure 

was a 43-year-old woman, property has also beeii 

DINNERS SERVED 

When it's ttme to celebrate the event of the year, or 

says Loder. 

suggested as a solution to 

7 NIGHTS A WEEK 

it's simply getting down to business. Whether it's an 

At the local Humane Society Jones'problem With Coca ' 

award banquet, a retirement dinner, or a business 

shelter, manager Carol Hoy Whatever Lodert opinions' 

Prom 5 p.m. to ft p.m. 

luncheon, our professional banquet coordinator will 

asserts that Coco, under court about Coco, he says it is Mr 

handle all .the details in an atmosphere Just right for 

order to remain at the shelter 

FEA TURING PRIME RIBS 

dory to "plate to the Judge; 

business and memorable dining. So, when it's time 

for your event, the place is 

A Tbey have spoken' 

with her and believe she Isresigned 

to' whatever the: 

court detcdes. f : 

In the, meantime, Coco; 

remains' confined at the;" 

animal shelter, ' • ; 

COCODOOBITB ~: 

OompUed by Cope $ 

County Department cfHix&tfc 

Aug. 80, IMS- UWMriM 

boyUtteplnbtckoflefttaiet: 

in fronts IIS 7th St; ^ ' 

March 9,1985-«4r«|u>ol4 

man bitten In back of left' 

knee; dog tunning atlargt f& ' 

front of 119 7th fit; o , > ' 

Aug. H, 1964-43?«arHi)ld 

woman Utten In left leg, id - 

front of 117 7tbSt; , ' - -t 

March e,19B4-lft7«aMJ4 

boy bitten on left thigh, at 117 

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Wed. thru Sat. 

featuring 

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Competitive Prices • Monthly Specials 

0f>EM7DAYSAWEB( ,390-1717 

' South America wines have en- 

(eyed a noteable surge in the 

marketplace In recent years. 

; Those of Chile are usually 

described as the best. Although 

win* has been In South America 

since the 16th century, produced 

• from vines planted at that time. It 

was not until the 19th century that 

'Wine production and quality 

gained momentum thru efforts of 

French experts, who Wirt 

brought to the continent. Now lor 

Mr weekly quiz; 

QUAFFIN'OUOTIENTQUIZ 

1. Which country Is tot largest producer of wines In 

South America? 

2. in which province art most of Argentina's 

vineyards located? 

3. What Is the dominant grape variety used tor 

production of fine red wings in Argentina? 

4. What company Is the bloêst single producer of 

wlnei In Braill? ,i *; ' 

-ANSWERS- ' 

lArgintlni. Annutl production It 050 million oi/Zon*. It 

- , COOKING WITH WINE * 

! , ' Applesauce 

j, \ To make b to B servings, you'll need: 12 to 15 ap- 

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', Rinse apples; peel, quarter/ core, and place in 

i j sauce pan with wine. Cover loosely, bring to boll, 

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jT^ Remove from heat *n6ix[t (" iuOan êrve warm or 

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hi*.* 

fe 

On The Circle 

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credit cards 

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TUEi Bourbon Street Chicken ..;...... ?7.95 

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3221 ASBURY 

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ii 

B • " • " - - 

unknown, bitten in lower 

leg, at 1MB-7th St; 

girl Utten in right upper, Up* 

100htockof7thSt,j. ' - 

Oct 12,'.'1981J- 

ACfe Theatre % 

auditions set 

Atlantic , Commodity 

college's Theater Department 

win hold auditions, for 

Whatever 7W» to »fe'i» Art in 

,tt Together (rode to 10 pm. 

•nHUdFridSta 

y d y , p a 

and 27, In room C-U8 at the 

collegs's. Maya 

The, show Is ,aa' upteat 

AttL 

Isrgecastli 

.Scheduled {putt 

dates toftbesho#areNov. 10 

to 2S. For more 

8HAMBAUGBS ANNOUNCE 

•asia*ials< A*M H. at aiir r i I i ir . ' A ' 

.-and £ 

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i: The Sentinelêdger 

. , • • • • • ; • ] 

Friday, September 20,1985 Page One Section Two 

[business / finances 

Legislation to caûtility pass-along rate hikes is introduced 

•A' package of legislation MurianL 

fWWBjers any eeatt. itea. 

«t would prevent electric 

littles from passing along to 

customers unreasonable 

operating expenses Is. being Cape May-Cumberland, 

" to the Legislature would prevent electric expenses that an electric 

F. utilities from ppmrlnfl along to utility may include In its 

Clerk Angela Pulvlno is flanked by 

ty Surrogate W. Robert Hentges, left, and 

" 1F. Olson, county surrogate in Middlesex. 

mnty officers meet 

. clerks, surrogates, section meetings for special 

registers and sheriffs front groups of surrogates, sheriff*, 

•woas the state met at a clerks and register*. Topics 

utiference Sept U-I3 at the Important to county govern- 

Oftind. Hotel, in Wlldwood ment were discussed. 

fiSMt. > \ Also In attendance were 

Angela F. Pohrtno, Cape experts Including John 

County clerk, coor- Mayson, clerk of the Superior 

ed the ninth annual fall Court of New Jersey, Cannce 

of the County mlsgloner Eugene J,. Me- 

AssocUrUonof New Caffrey d the Department of 

Ppy '' Chril Service, and Wchtrd P. 

%Jt past president of ttr Stella of the New Jersey 

jBjibciation, Pulvlno said she Division of Motor Vehicles 

Sows the value of ex- Bureau of Records 

. ,inged : Ideas and Management. They were 

grtbradery," adding "the speakers at various 

MOrmatlori we gain benefits workshop*.throughout the 

'Sbh"' ! of* 'our Individual conference.^ • , 

t - , On Saturday a banquet was 

for all held where new ofOemottt* 

Stanley promoted at S & L 

|Ann Stanley of Sea Isle City toe three years, begtanteg as 

»a been 4 promoted to head a teller In the association's 

r At Sturdy SiviDBSîiiid Stuis nflrfaor ocnoo Dfefof | 6 

i's Cape May Court House ^bdttg transferred to me Cape 

' ' May Court House office when 

has Trorked at Sturdy It opened m 1863. 

iagnostic center is opening 

Sea Isle City's Diagnostic Elitabeth Graham and Betty 

r win be open .to serve Blythe. 

public every .other TTw Sea Isle CU> Diagnostic 

from 10 a,m. to'Boon, Colter is located in the Raffa 

on SeptS. • '• Community Center on JJJK. 

volunteer facility'., Boulevard.. Certified persona 

the direction,b^Pr*;wishing to,volunteer their 

. Marie Young, 4ffera services should contact Dr. 

btoodpnwsiu^cbedfjfor Yonng at 39SÛT" 

ens; Registered nurses 

on duty'dorhlg'pours °( 

- , Tbey include Hose 

#CLAS*ilF'll 

Jjitf dlfRouU 9 in H«imora 

r l ''390(1848 

' F>w («why custom dwtjht ' 

, I T rtp»|n art pwmHw 

Atlantic 

Expired drivers' registration to be honored 

saBetypeof Jersey," bi said. «•»t^Waujahoddnotb»> 

,,... 

"Other 

.wusandthe 'In the case of ultra- 

to> 

mese two Wlla expensive new nuclear 

A-4033) and a generating stations, the 

resolution (AR-117) would stockholderi In s ntflity — In 

, S. 

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Doughnutsff; 

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Sodas ,;' ! 

and Gifts ' 

Asbury & West Ave., 

locations oniy ,., *1 

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2 — SECTION TWO THE SP:NTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 

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have shown that thoro 13 

11 Wwrfphal emphasized. 

He recapped the everincreasing 

impact of Federal 

spending upon New Jersey 

taxpayers, noting that the 

burden has increased more 

man gii tales within a span of 

ten fiscal years, 197W9M — 

the total cost for New Jersey 

taxpayer! rising from fl&2 

to FY'86 while the per capita 

burden ho David J Cilpln of Ocean ' 

City recently completed tht 

Allen Jacobson seminar M 

real otata management beU 

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Atlantic City. • ' 

Hie seminar included hy 

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Gflpin is the owner of the ^ 

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feat yearly federal defldts 

Grooming & Pet Suppliei 

and the resulting massive 

federal debt are adding to our 

We will be closed 

economic burdens add they 

must, therefore, be curbed. 

September 26th 

"Notwithstanding this 

thru October 7th 

increased recognltioD, lt will Carol 

require great political Scott . 

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governmental leaders to 

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opinions 

Arts Center 

subterfuge 

To the untrained eye, the old school building 

housing the Ocean City Cultural Arts Center and 

the Historical Museum looks perfectly safe. Apparently 

it took close looking in unexposed areas 

by even trained eyes to determine the second 

and third floors of the structure were so unsafe, 

or potentially unsafe, that the Arts Center had to 

vacate the premises. 

Looks certainly can be deceiving. 

And so, it seems, can the actions of city officials. 

While they have been talking for months 

about the need for new facilities for the two institutions, 

nothing concrete was taking place except 

for the confusion of reports containing con. 

flirting statements on the building's condition. 

Then, all of a sudden on Sept, 11 comes word 

from the city, that things are so unsafe with the 

upper portion of the building that the Arts Center 

has to leave, "It's such a shock because we 

didn't realize the building was that unsafe — 

which our engineering reports didn't reveal," 

said Eunice Bell, Center director, in disbelief, 

^Sehoed Helen Kroesser, president of the 

Museum: "I don't understand it. Knowledgeable 

people keep telling us that the building is safe." 

iSfhis latest flurry of activity occurs following a 

-summer full of rumors that lurking behind the 

scenes are forces intent on having the old school 

knocked down to make way for still more condominium 

development in Ocean (condo) City. 

•\'l feel we need a direct explanation from the 

mayor,", said Kroesser. Hers Is a statement with 

much validity. The mayor, on behalf- of the city, 

should indeed issue a public statement on just 

where.th^ city stands when it comes to the Arts 

' Center aijd Museum — and on the building that's 

been their home after serving as a school 

building for generations of Ocean City people. 

vj&ng* ««yi bothfethe' 

1 Historic Museum and tbe tots? 

arly. 

,,_-which;,] 

jwUcutiu 1 , 

"t ¥>?;;:/•> 


\^V" *#&&?'iV»«!.;- 

how could you 

let this happen? 

every pUnt^cbul. 

breakdown and 

features 


Page Five Section Two 

He sailed around the world to prove a theory 

No sailor had accomplished iMs feat btfore, but Marvin Creamer, through skill, knowledge and luck, did 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I and all were evicted. 

am a French girl who arrived This is unbelievable! Jft 

in yoilr beautiful island In May I fust say, Mr. MaVor, 

June. Hie three months that I how could you let this t&p? 

have lived here have been pen? Please do somethmgJo* 

beautiful and a wonderful the great cause! Only you lM 

experience. I've met many do it Say, and give the woMI 

people iflio were kind 'and Let me .return next y*a> 

helpful in your,land. There with my mother and fattier 

was even an outstanding story (my father \B an-archlteW* 

written about me In your Let them see the Arts CeWeY 

paper. I learned to love the old and Museum as I OrstiNw 

houses and the quaint It! It is a handsome strucWreV 

structure of many buildings. Please, don't make "*& 

I am leaving your country mistake and demolish °tWI 

now and my intentions were to outstanding building, ftnd 

return and make my home most of all, don't mak#£ 

here. Upon leaving on Friday,. mistake and have to look 

I visited the Cultural Arts 

Center to say farewell to a 

good friend, and how sad It 

was — ttils wonderful old 

structure was being vacated 

-1 By PAULA 8CHWENK 

. fteuttael.Udger / 

Correspondent 

does a man choose to 

ground the world? Better 

does a man choose to 

J 

the world without 

on navigational tn- 

" 

and say, 'Tm sorry! 

I bid you adieu. 

Chambray.'Fnike 

vials 

Civilians saved 

the day; where 

were authorities? 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: On from west tq.«astibat 

Sunday, Sept. 8 we had a fast- them many minutes to 

moving, powerful thunder land. One other young 

storm at about 1:30 pjn. At his robber raft continued 

me beach oh «th Street then blown seaward. Our next 

were several yg young men who neighbor _ called the 

hd had diffllt difflcnlty getting tti back, bk to to Ctty emergency services-'ll 

shore: two In their robber lifeguards, the police,'ai 

rafts; one on a wind surfer. Bescne Squad, and the Col) 

The winds were so Guard. Nobody came. After'tt 

least 30 minutes passed; 

The Tabernacle Association should practice what it preaches 


*„' T ^ ^ ^ f i : ProWWUon prohibition of of buying or or Bttle little pious pious casuistry. casuistry. Sunday's certain thlnu will urn. t» .rf-u-, o-«n «,,««] »h,,«. _ it »«.. t« »H. f»F Fur years I have enjoyed the 

Sunday's certain things wfD 

, 

selling on the Sabbath. 

ttttle to me whether Ocean spousal abuse — It seems to 

preaching and music at the 

For several years now permitted to be sold and 

Worse than the misin- 

CItyis "open" or "closed" on me that those who are coin- 

Tabernacle. But that's as far 

during the Sunday services, bought Hymn books and tape 

terpretation of the Intent of 

Sunday because my un- mttted to Jesus Christ and his 

aa It goes! The Aug. 30 half- 

the chaplain gives his recordings are not included on 

the founding father* la the 

derstanding of Christianity way of life have more to be 

page ad in The Sentinel- 

"Mmmerda!" for cassette thatllst 

double standard practiced by 

has little to do with tbe do's concerned about than, the 

Ladfttr and Sunday morning's 

tape recordings of the ser- The question 14 therefore, 

the Tabernacle ltaeH. I 

and don't's approach to the of open or>tdosed 

eopleto wintfaeTb 

**«hJ tawed jt Jongjtme 

> pulpit by the 

yraitlpt 

thepewanfftotumtbemlnat 

It wts not too many years ago the end of service. TOs. order 

ftat the Tabernacle placed cud clearly Indicates that 

ft* lake brothers to flip In new hymnals to tbe pews and etch tape costs £ JO and that 

their graves. 

sold, on Sunday for 910, their cash or a check must ac- 

•^True blue'* is the claim gold covered edition of the company the order. Is this not 

being made by the current , •me to anyone who wanted to selling and buying on the 

officers of .the Tabernacle. make the purchase. Ob sure, Lwd'sDay? : 

Yet borne rule was never the the claim will be made mat It Is Interesting, indeed, 

issue with tbe Lake brothers; they only took the order on that during the coming non- 

rather the principle of a Sunday and didn't actually binding referendum on 

religious observance of make the sale. But mat's a "open" or "modified closed" 

Sunday which they interpreted 

as a day of rest, 

qiijet, worship, and prayerful 

meditation. Included was the 

1 '" 

wind surfer, Tun BtDsIer< 

his friend, Jim Me/ 

stopped the board and 

orders for cassette ,tape to go out mto the surf af 

recordings and whatever else young . - man .. who waa*^fn 

ft chooses to sen In the future deepest trouble. 

Monday throiigh "Satortay; Forty-five • minutes* 

but never on Sunday! passed when an Ocean 

Dr. Lloyd John OgOvie hit policeman *rrfved,' 

e naD'on the headVins «thbstreetendfO 

flftyape 

morality, and you cannot burning Issue for Ocean City 

^ytirmwi love. 

is'supercilious In Ught'of the 

With tbe problems that face many above named issues 

or win the Tabernacle flaunt our world today — like world which have a life or death 

itself and violate tbe law that hunger, apartheid, creeping 

it claims to uphold? Communism, unemployment, The bottom line to my 

WUl the double standard strained race relations, the concern Is that me Taber- 

continue? Do as I say, not as I threat of nuclear war, teenage nacle ought to practice what it 

do. "True blue"? That's a auldde, teenage pregnancy, preaches and bring Its own 

Joke! More accurately, it is alcohol and drug addiction, commer"lal enterprises in 

faded blue. 

children who are abducted Une with the "True Bine" 

Quite honestly, it matters and/ or molested, child and position it claims, by taking 

Adding township to sewer line would make matters worse 

It's not 

the 

> it's their 

Howners! 

1 

H Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; 

•\ f'My entire famity and I have 

irner,ot.that property to step 

to him to eventually try a their logical conclusion. He 

„ ] a child, be learned the Journey on water around the decided to sail around the 

ways of the setting sun fruui world without the aid of world, again relying solely on 

" jfarmer Jather. He also navigational Instruments. - his observation of the 

wired, books about his Creamer found that a boat dements, , , 

the Vikings, who could be steered by gauging at 1 was 

m 

JUS'at— 

and 

in time to ' 

Ocean (My exhausted young man 

was in shock to haveybjm 

checked out . • (^ 

- While observing residjjjm 

and taxpayers In the i ' ^ ^ 

11 and take a sbort ssfl «ow and',; 

then. r 

Creamer, whose Incredible. 

adventure has placed Urn ins 

me history books, is '•"••' 

effacing about bis 

• *cr 

when compUshment and 

the Globe Star docked to 

•wait repairs. 

Creamer said his feelings 

on the last hours of tbe 17month-Iong 

trip were ntttersweeUHe 

was elated to 

hive proved his theories. Be 

was sad to know be would 

never attempt such a Journey 

For now, Creamer Is 

ptanntagtowriteabookonhta 

experiences The Gfobe Star fat 

br sale. At 09, the professor is 

content to putter in his garden 

: 

The saDon of old used sed air our •'• :" 

techniques," be shrugi^ 

3&« 

4^ tfij 

note: 

Creowr, the vmrfd, 

Jtonous digrtor, 

mveand at the Ootan y 

O*y Yacht qfr 'v 

month 

mantiit old, 1, , 

Urm tm awaiting a mwv 

tramplme. of the recipients of the honors of the 

v a dog lover and keep a 

VbtttTmnot going to make 

miserable because I 

i a (tog. 

at U the governing body 

' i aty makes an ortbat 

no dogs are 

1 In Ocean City due to It 

t a health hazard because 

i habitual UwbreaklngT 

y, many people could not 

bare as r enormous dog population 

here. But they'd be asking for 

It! 

My dog Is all I've got left of 

my family, so naturally he 

means much to me. I'd bate 

the thought of being without 

Mm, But I,also hate this 

smelly, fly-drawing diseaseridden 

and spreading, 

careless habit of uncaring 

humans; - - , 

The'dog is much more Intelligent 

than his 

there's' to 

1 such speeds are tolerated. It 

is a particularly dangerous 

situation because the wont 

offenders generally are In tbe 

right-hand line, passing ears 

In the center lane going only 

moderately above the speed 

limit 

The traffic light at 24th 

Street may have helped a 

little, but already there have 

been two accidents Involving 

five cars since the lights were 

toned on. 

The police do a creditable 

Job of stopping speeders 

when, at infrequent Intervals, 

they are stationed In this 

area. There are so many 

speeders that generally 'an 

offender comes along within 

five to 10 minutes of the time 

the police car parks. Arrests 

probably average four per 

hour. 

> Lack of sufficient 

many time, did 

"Wedon't want 

policemen has been given as a 

reason for tbe infrequency of 

police Burvellance. This Is no 

p i i 

law- excuse for faiWtto enforce 

those threats doubted ttwri. 

breaking owner. , , , "';, laws designed to prevent 

At that time Upper 

•\ _ Olive Dougherty dangerous situations. 

Township resJJied they would 

OcQcnCtty However, when fines 

need a treatment

I*. 

] 

M 

I 

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PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. AY^ SEPTEMBER, 1^6 

ST. JAMfeS AME 

7th St. and Haven Av. , 

Ocean CMy 

RttrTiiieMrQrth J. Voorhees, 

SUNDAY 

9:30 ajn. • Church School 

11a.m. • Morning worship 

of God 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

Oil New Rd. 

linwood 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • Sunday school 

11 a Jn, . Morning worship 

7 pjn. - Evening service 

ABUNDANT UPB 


215 Shore Hi 

(Piaia 9 Complex) 

Marmora *"' . - 

Rev. Andrew Surace, pastor SUNDAY 

pm is 

with us 

OuraoubtsaooutGod 

3re Cod asking us 

tokeepsearotilng for 

• trutfi. 

Codfswtthus 

during the search 

St. John's 


CertJ»A»f.itTenn.lt. 

Ocean city 

• Sunday Church 

School 9:30 A.M. 

rUf Commotion 11A.M. 

The ReV. A E Alioien, 

Pastor 

The Rev, C.P. Crewman, 

Assistant 

Douglas H.Frew, 

Director of Music 

I 399-0798 : 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

632 Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 

Rev. Frank Mohr, Pastor \ 

, (Air Conditioned) 

Sunday School: 9:45a.m. 

Sunday Morning Worship: 11:00a.m. 

Sunday Evening Service: 7:30p.m. 

Prayer, Praise it Bible Study 

Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m. 

Preaching and Teaching the Whole Bible 

For Transportation Call 399-1892 


. ,.. METHODIST CHURCH 

!,'< 1 i ;^ 8th an« Centra) Avenue Ocean City, N.J. 

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 22.1985 

Li"'" 

8:00 A.M.«10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

(lh« a a nt. service It a service of Holy Cdmmumon 

, In Blylrr Chapel)" . 

"THE SEARCH FOR VITAL IDEAS" 

I; Rnch, Preaching 

Worship together this week 

PRiOSE TABERNACLE 

"Www nfjrrnfh pram, t)lorifinthMe"Tsalms5D23 

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 

Harbor Village Square Shopping Center 

Ocean Heights Ave. and Zion Rd., Bargaintown 

SUN. MORN. 10 a.m.-Pastor William Britt 

SUN.EVE.7p.m.-TalentNight 

| JUWOH CHURCH PROVIDED | 

For Information Cal 927-4560 (OFFKE) 653-9537 (CHURCH) 


OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

10TH6V WESLEY 399-2261 

REV. DONALD E. HURLRERT, Senior Pastor 

REV. DONALD PHILLIPS; Visitation Pastor 

REV. KEITH WALKER, Pastor of Youth and Fandy Ministries 

Davt Senseney, Choir Director PhB Semeney, Organist 


9:30 A.M. • SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M. • PASTOR DONALD E. HURLBERT 

7:00 P.M.-PASTOR DONALD E. HURLBERT 

WEDNESDAY 6:30 P.M. kistatafion of Rev. 1 Keith Walker 

• THURSDAY-COLLEGE & CAREER MEETING 

FuiioFaiAreL BY THE SEA 

I 55th Street and AiburyJ\venue 

| SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd 

\ 

/*>:" ,> 

tii» .*- , v . it*'.. I, 

Dr. Franklin Buck 

Chaplain, Ocean City Tabernacle 

SONG SERVICE 10:20 A.M. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

Soloist. Marian Callen, Soprano 

Organist, Mrs. Jane Smith 

Chaplain, G. Ward Keever 

^ The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. , * 

1 

' 7fh and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wm. Radcllffe Allen, Th.M., P,astor,, 

Cholr^ Director 

r - ' Organist 

J. Kenneth Reese , Jean C. Rldgway 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1988 

,; MORNING WORSHIP • 11:00 A.M. . 

|^ ^SUHDAYSCHOOL' 

the Whole i 

TUESDAY MORNINtf 10:30,^ 

ef son, 

nuifepv o» LI«'X* ^tomtom 

A Memorial Mass in io yean of service UiH$M 

aawwy rf Bw. Msgr. Loon math Jersey communlW; 

& ôwlM, deceased pastor scholarship awards 3 4) 

of.'St. Joseph's CTureh, deserving high scfcHl 

Soroers Point, is gcheduled 2 seniors; donation of booHPto 

pjn. In the Eplnhany Church areallbraries, dwelling on the 

h I £>«^M Sunday* Sept. oontrltmtloins of Poles and 

»;TheiRev. Monslgnor died Americans of Poltoh desFMU 

^ "LSPL , U_ to *• u J S22f\ tho 5 ev ' Mtagr - "nancedbji'afimdralier.'a 

Joseph ChmlelewsU and Rev. buaar in OceairCttr. " 

Edward II Bucla. , Following tthe Menj3 

The deceased Msgr. MASS at «ppn))dmately; 

Vtaowlo andlEnul Pawyk, pm. there win be a, M 

plus Rev. Bttda, Jointly en- rtversaiy celebration 

yWrândprograminedJin at the Longport In.,, 

active PoUah American unit members fafld\ Mi 

SLi??*? 3 2Hf y to fu f thir RMervattons,musi be' « 

Polish traditions, customs no later than Sept' 

and good fellowship. Their contacting Cynthia r 

, dream became a reality with at 927-6431. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Ecumenical 

Visitors Always Welcor 

SUNDAY, SEPT: 22u 

Celebrate Life In Our Service^ 

51)11 

IDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, iflBS 


Miness office and awlt-' 

td*6ardopenatB,.m.weet 

0. When 

Is the appropriate 

hour to 

call for 

help? 

thirst, emoroency 

Krww* no season — but 

pll«> for assistance Increasingly 

are Uphteded if 

the hour 1 or day iar -'map- 

I proprlate/' t Bereavement- 

| can eom» suddenly , and 

[unexpectedly but if" has 

nmalned the baiiccon- 

I tTdeVatloh bl our Funeral 

fee that an appropriate, 

on««>at any ; h6ur'.ls 

paramount. This' ,*ymparhetlc 

respect for' fpe 

.family .!• jprr|ed, throyoh 

•very phew of our Service, 

Wfearf ti*c*uw,lonp and 

'arduous' f xperience' has 

taught to WhafiHa 6rl»f of 

bereavetl'fattilly'litllke 

THE RIGHT NUKSINa HOME IN THE R1OHT FLAG! 


/ 

Hell 

has been 



worked hard to achieve the 

r ^ good things in life Now a . 

' ' nursing center is needed and 

j'" ^ you must give up those 

anjenities and plush comforts 


to.righf 

Wrong! 

At Linwood, Hying well is a way of life whether you are 

here to convalesce from accident or illness, or make this 

your home. Our well trained staff offer you peace of mind 



particular needs. , ' \ .; 

PAGE 7 - SECTION TWO/ 

Baptist conclave here next weekend 

The American Baptist Bantlat pernttttng. pennlttlna. PMU>T, pD.tA.. tnim «, v^^- i_i..l 

SJNBAY , Rev, Lafayette Riddick, CONFESSIONS 

Episcopal 

U ajn. - Worship service y ^ tatufito, 2:30 to 3:30 H0LY TRINITY 

HJNDAY 

pan. ma after 7 p.m. Mass. EPISCOPAL \ 

THURSDAY 

10 ajn.. Sunday school 

7 p.m. • Midweek service. 

~ 30th St. and Bay Av. 

11 ajn. . Morning wonhlp ST. FRANCES 

OceartCity 

" — CABRINIR.C. • 

Baptist WEDNESDAY «E««2L^ 2nd S* * St and - Atlantic *•""* Av. *• i 1 '**' - • - Marmora Rev. Charles Rim*, PMtor Seavllte \, • s 

emeritus Rev. L. Burdejlft Hawk 

SUNDAY • 

pastor 

8:30 ajn. - Worship service SUNDAY 

_ 11 a Jn. - Family Bible hour - B;30 ain,- and--U a.m. - SUNDAY— 

7 pan. - Gospel meeting Worship service ° a.m. - Worship service 

0:30 ajn. - Sunday school 10 u,m. • Church school 

and nursery 

7i30 pm • Midweek prayer Ocean Clfy , * "••* CHAPEL 

' CENTRAL UNITED 

service. ' Msgr. Joseph E. Conlon, SATURDAY 

Betel Luray 

Methodist METHODIST 

iwtar ' ' ii».pm^Holjriittnarlit 

OT, PETER'S Sbore Rd. and Central 

. and Wesley Av, SECOND CAPE MAY 

UNITED METHODIST Ltawood 


BAPTIST MASSES 

. Frank 

SUNDAY 

flthStandCentnlAv. 

Rev. Harvey B, Van Scifcer* 

Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, M 3. Shore Rd. Dally • 7 and 8 a.m. 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist SUNDAY 

Ocean aty 

pastor 

Marmora • Saturday • 9 &m, and 6:30 

llam-IWyeucharMaiirl "SfZoL . g m ^ school David M. Finch, pastor 

The Rev. Russell H. Bowers pm 

SUNDAY 

*, minister 

tadv-a.M0wlU.jn. gg (£?* ^ ^ 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday school 

10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. • 


WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. • Prayer service 

10a.m.-Sunday School and 

worship service. Nursery 

= iL^ " «"»*«** WNBA* 

SUNDAY CONFESSIONS 

QONFESmom WEDNESDAY — ^ 

Ii46 in. . Sunday school Saturday from 11 a.m. to g.jg a.m. . Hoto Eucharist WEDWBSD * Y 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service 8 a.m. - 

In Blyler Chapel 

11 ajn. • Morning worship noon, before mass in the _ »**»•.•. p P"i»"**» jojf '£!". lu, 

7 pan. - Evening service evening and after daily mass 

and Bible study 

worship, 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

preaching. 

157 Shore Rd 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE tan Point nUMLtjUUHWUt 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL 8th St. and Weit Av. RESURRECTION, R.C. 

BAPTIST 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor Marmora 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 3^ JW •ffL m 


— Migr, James J. Zegers, rector OMU Heights Av. and Son 

ISth a, and Simpson Av. SUNDAY pastor 

Rd. 

Ocean Qty 

10 ajn. • Sunday school > SUNDAY BargatatowB 

11 ajn. • Homing service 

8 a.m. - Ho^ EuAaiiBt Rtv, WUkun Brttt, pastor 

10 ajn. .Choral Eueharitt ___.„ 

TUESDAY 

with sermon, itery hour and SUNDAY 

7iKJ p.m.. Prayer service 

nunery. 

Pastor 

10 a.m. - Morning service 

7 pin..- Evening service 

TUCKAHOE UNTTEp V 

g METHODIST ' fp, J 

Finch W.« 

Tudcahoe 

TRINITY UNITED 

Rev. Diniel HuUtt, pi 

METHODIST 

SUNDAY 

30 N. Shore Road 

10:15 ajn, - Sunday i 

Marmora 

9 a.m. • Morning ' 

J.D. Ovtrcasn, pastor 

MASSES 

Dally - 8 and B ajn. 

Friday • 8 am and 7 p.m. 

Saturday - 4 and 8:30 p,m, _____ 

p 

provided. 

FAITH BAPTIST * llSX" 

1731S. Snore Rd. 

SEA VIEW BAPTIST Palermo 

205 Shore Rd. 

Barry Rice, pastor 

linwood 

1M ' 8> "'" ^ WEDNESDAY 

UM «L___ ^ m mamM h -«-«-» 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS me SUNDAY 

8:30 ajn. - Worship OCEAN CTTV ORTHODOX 

10 ajn. - Service 

9:45 ajn. - Sunday school PRESBYTERIAN p. 

7 p.m. - Evening worship 11 u. • Worship 

32nd St. and Central Av.v H| 

CHURCH 

Rev. John H. Skilton, paMt 

MACEDONIA UNITED 

METHODIST 

SUNDAY a 

a^P"^ SUNDAY 

10b St. and Simpson Av. 

Wabash and Poplar Avs. 

Meets In At 

10 MB. 

' 11 i,m, 


linwood 

11 a.m. -Morning 

Rev. Robert W. Connor, in- SUNDAY 

Greek Orthodox 

Did 

7 pjn.. Evening 

«m pastor 9:3O 

MASSES 

N.J. Marine Sdence Con- srjNDAY 

Saturday • 6:30 p.m. HOLYTRINnV 

ssrttum.) AH are welcome, gjjn ajn. • Church school 

PRESBYTERMV," 

Sd Sunday 8930 

B:30 ajn. - Sunday school 

6:30 p.m 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

U 11 ajn. - Morning Mi worship hi WEDNESDAY 

Bargalntown 

7 pm« Evening aerviee 7i»p,in.. Prayer meeting, ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

Rev. D.J. a* ».i •M 

pastor 

WEDNESDAY CALVARY MBHTODEW fa Ste MS^ *"' 

study and prayer service 

Sumers Point 

Dan Corbett, pastor 

v ** IMpi 11 ajn, • Morning worship Ocean City 

Minister: Bev/ , ' 

**«y. UNITED METHODIST Raddlffe ADen, ThM. 

Constantelos. Margate CHURCH of goners Point 

Rev. Terence E. Johnson Bethel Rd. and Doran Av. 

30 ° 

SUNDAY 

(opposite Acme parktag lot) 

SUNDAY 

Rev.. Robert E. Costello, 

8ajn..OrmM.Mafiiii 10 iLBi - Worsnip swrie* S^r 

9:30 ajn. • Divine liturgy and church seboSr 

CORBIN CTTY BAPTIST 

MASSES 

Main Street 

Daily 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

CorbinCity 

SUNDAY __ 

Saturday -8 a.m., 5 and 7 

R5. Biggin, pastor 

9;45 ajn. • Sunday school pjn 

SUNDAY 

fp^WÛS** S-^y-M:i0«ndliam, 

9:45 am • Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning worship WEDNESDAY 

P ^" 

10130 .Jfl.-Sermon - SUNDAY 

~" — MARGATE COMMUNITY 9:« ajn. - Qmreh school 

Interdenommatimal • gjyg 1 A V .;•'••> 

9:30 ajn. - Sunday- 

11 a.m. - Morning 

7:30pjn.-Eventhg 

.did 

Seventh Day 

g *'*•*•*• u un.-.iw» aanta Adventist ;T 

UNION CHAPEL 

Bev. Terence E. Johnson UNITED METHODIST OF 

SEVENTH-DAY "^ 

BYrTHE-SEA 

SEA ISLE CITY 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

ADVENTIST J 

56th St. and Asbury Av. SUNDAY 

Kennedy Blvd. and Park Rd. Roosevelt Blvd. . . Ê 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La, Ocean Qty 

9:30 ajn. - Church school Richard" W. Nichols, pastor 

7:10 pjn,. Midweek prayer Somers Point 

and Route 0 , a 

biterdenomlnaUonal 

9:30 and 11 ajn. - Worship - 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

service. ."'"". 

•wvfce • SUNDAY 

7th St. and Simpson Av. 

MASSES 

Catholic 

Dally-7 and 8 ajn. and 7 

OCEAN CITY 

n * 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

First Church of COUNSEL 

Saturday • 5:30 pjn. 

Christ Scientist ^ S L d 


Oceani 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. M»grp Thomaa H. Snarkey, m w w m m 

P" 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sunday* iliOO A.M. 

Sunday School 11 ids A.M. 

Wednesdays 8:00 P.M. 

Testimonial Melting 

Reading Room Billy 

11 A,M.jo J P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

10 ' Saturday • 4 to I p.m. 

l 

^âandioajB,,and4 Christian Science 

^turday . 8 a.m, 4 and 7 FWST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

P 

'sunday-8,9110:15and 11:30 m a - «> d A* 11 Aba Freedman, pastor . 

9:45 ajn. - Church school 

rr- 

Bill ajn. • Sunday school 

JOT ffllilily, 

SATURDAY. , , 

10:30ajn.-Momlng service Lutheran 

11 ajn. - Worship hour 9:30 ajn.: Woramp t 

with guest speaker. 

ST. JOHlf S LUTHERAN „ 

ffl *M«#STVV-rf: 

CHURCH OF THE 

REDEEMER 

-,——. r—» r—... Rt* 810 Petersburg * atr*— 

20th and Atlantic Av. 

Longport 

Rev. Dobney J. Carr ni 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. • Holy Communion 

10 ajn. • Morning service. 

^ Av. 

r By POOR RICHARD 

When if the lai^Hme you heard a pwacber talk about 

hell? If Is not a favorite mbjeet with conp-eiatoM. 

Many church people and clergy seem to no longer 

beLtve In hell as an eternal ptoee and condition. lh« moit 

often spoken concepts that I hear today are that Oat- 1) 

Ood tra tovtoiôtt who really woidd not send uiyone to 

hell, and 2) Hell Is a condition oflifetlwt U eiperienred on 

earth (during our lifetime). This second popular Idea is 

oftai further eiplalned as "we make our awn hell" or the 

despairs and diseases of life are our hell. 

Tfce really great preacheri of hijtory have always told 

us what we neededto hear-not Just what we wanted to 

bear. Such a preacher, Billy Graham, often gpeaks of bell 

He says that he must telJ of the anger and Judgment of 

Ood before people can appreciate the menage of God's 

love and salvation. 

ffl» greatot of all preachers, Jeiua, spoke often about 

plurtobyp.l, y.rd bell. The descriptive phrases of that place with its 

a Tabernacle Baptist Church, 8th Street and West Avenue, 

"weeping and gnashing of teett" come straight from the 

Son of CM. -B- 

God, who loves us very much and who wants to forgive 

Chwrch marks its 75th anniversary us our sins, is also made as hell about the wrongs we do, 

the attitudes that we nave, nnd most of all our ignoring of 

hsn, Lett face it -how muyh time and respect does God, 

our creator and the master of the universe, really get to 

our lives? 

, Its ^tt a retired teacher and »w® gutrti Iw Om OCCSJIOT. D we are tme followers of Jesus, we are believers In and 

i»*"«ry daring dpal from the Glass 

preachers of the reality of a beautiful heaven and a 

Sunday, Jept. 8. School system, wrote Herlene Morris served as terrible eternal hell. 

*fl4 fl4 ttie tt WsteyiOfî Wte mlsfttii of c«im«alti_wltt 

...I Rev. Richard C.Wlngate 

J,merlyof church dating from IBM to Pote Rev. Michael Walter, 

: Tfce Lighthouse Community 

aty, a graduate of ms, . , olfldaMiig, , " 

FORMER MIDGET 

Evangelist Myers due in Linwood TO SPEAK SEPT. t! 

evangelistic work in dsreprd _ of lodal, polWa.1 *"»"« 

Women'* Aglow 

*f* 


«.*« 


God ft *US New^Rd. (Route are met In Jesus Christ Since that time Ms work has and racial barriers. bafriiM. OTy t wffl lU bold bld • bbreakfast k 

^ l^wood iHU JMieBt Eneoirtglr Chl 

Dr. Buck returns to Chapel 

Mvenue, will welcome again special music irtU be 

gto^^rtBBdiy.r*. provided by Marian Callen, a 

Franklin T. Buck. . local soprano who is also a 

•The chapel features inter- member of the Young at 

dnational services each Heart quartet. Callen has 

morning at 10:30 toured Romania and Poland 

lbâftmlnut« MwloistwifliVieFtelndship 

provldedfor.babtaandyoimg New York. 

i -^ 

Dr. Charles p. Cressman, nr. John F. Garranan, pastor RELIGIOUS SOCIETV 

aaslstont 

OK FRIENDS 

SUNDAY (Quaker) 

SUNDAY . • 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday school 

cm 

11 ajn. - Service of H 

aba 

FIRST DAY 

SEAVILLE UNITED (Sunday) 

Y0j 

METHODIffT 

10 a.m. - Meetina 

Jttamontt. l^d and Landli Av. ShoreRd. 

worship ., . • 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

SUNDAY 

13th Stand Wesley Av. iS-Churchservi^Md 11 ajn, u il^^"" CO S5S2* P«Jtor 

Ocean Qty 

Sunday school. 

1888 Shore Rd. 

Memorial 

Jtogr. James A. Carr, paitor 

d 

SUNDAY 

DAfl,Y ' 

9:45 ajn. - Church school 

11 a.m. to 2 pjn. - Reading 

* * Dally - 7 and 8 ajn. Room open 

Msgr. 


£•*?'•••*.«-' WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn. • Evening service GPUCE LUTHERAN THERAN 

Shore Rd. and Dawes A?. 

8unrjay.l,9itfandllajnr" «PJn-TestiBionynMeHng. MARMORA GOSPEL Somers Point . 

CHAPEL 

Rev. Margaret Gibb, asst. 

Lyndliurst and Wlstar Av. pastor 

< ^ M * W The Godfrey 

I Funeral Homes 

I Established 1896 

'?: 809 Central Ave. «44 S. Shore Rd. 

?. Ocean City, N.J. Palermo, N.J, 

p. Phone 3W-0Q77 Phone 390-9699 

?: • -• , -*' 

^ Hif btrt L. Sedtrey, Owner, jshn TjHwrnan, Manage r 

f In Time of Tmublm, We Are As ~~ 

'$••* Near As Your Phone 

J- Pledging for the futyrt, as In the past, thi f Inist and 

;-: most dignified, personalized funeral service 

^ 

•UCCKiSORTOodtae!Tt%r!HST I**'' 

children during me Mrvices. Chaplain for the day will be 

As recently as Sunday, a Ward Keever. 

ejrt. 8 Dr. Buck led the 

chapel congregatloo In Its 

mortgage burning 

celebration. Be baa been a 

long-time friend of the chapel, 

having helped In many ways 

injfa ofganiiatlon as a yearround 

congregation. 

Widely known in the shore 

Dr. Buck la a retired 

' of the Tabernacle 

!on of Ocean City. His 

;i 

Omdm of New Jersey will The baptismal service churches throughout the state 

taldiyinniya»eision«trae depicts the baptUBnal can- wfll be baptSnTcaSdiS ' 

FlinderiHotiIonSfBt.27,a date's decision to follow from their chÔhe pubBo' 

•n* 

.. DIRECTOR 

Dr. Franklin Buck 

All you 


y 

-tot pastorate waa at the BO. 

•Pteasant United Methodist 


Church In Ptoasantvllle. IDs 

other responsibilities Included 

ydatrict superintendent In the 

%fi Jersey area, a delegate 

cto the World Conference of 

iMethodlam and a former 

ldt of the board of 

28 mm 

. 

asp 

»«« as Savior and Lord 

£gm. 

is cordially invited to attend? 4 

SAKWSFT1200ZF. 

_ AT LAST A 

GREAT AITERNAT1VE. 

•snew \ 

/1200ZF ; 

! iBfltaBd ;v/-'4can't 

be beoti 

^WWa.WU^ppmt Eneouriiglnf Chr&Uan focyjed on local*"church Vhhmid^waiKkhe w« S'f'"! 10 tr 1 ^!^ 1 

">, aftrera ministers to a metop and seminars, but a top salesman with the 3M f . l0 . "nwow aunttr 

In a series of revival services, wide variety of detton. hu also Included radioand Qnpiny to four consecutive mb - Wijets are p per 

U ajn, inrl ? pfl, gnnday, •tratloBi •nd-welconies WevUon outeekehes. ytirs. Laterhe becanie a P"« n - mf psrti ' w i u B. "* 

m. U, Services will also people from all backgrounds HBowBttaspirttmed«on. Sector of markeHag fcr tae nm ^ "wno' *** J": 

e^tlnue Ttawtay through to attend bis meettngi. ire" evangeUst, Rev. Myers of itaerlea'i lirK^t H jen. ""•«« w ^ was a midget M 

TOiyi0rjt».Uai7p,ni. Responding to a call to the baieimnchofhlsmlntabyon *ucttoaflrmi,raBonje.Ib CfL ^'J®, "** '^ 

1te spedJJ meeting wlU ministry after a down yeus Jamei IiMj "Bntprove b»e*me 10 Invdved Im^ HfS Um< £ b " BW "!f1 B 

fottii on fUtt building in the buslaesa world, the yourselvts doers of the Word business world tMt he found &*?2K!Z*& m $3,995. 

• 999 Digital counter 

*Gdg»-fc>-edge i 

• Shet&&\ 

• 4 reductions; 3 enlargements 

r copier under $5,000 • Automatic exposure - n 

J cosies a minute and • Dual paper cassettes (500 sheer >.„, 

3 iiol counter. And 

... "Pffl*&.***krr*xs) - ," -,* 

Jnkei50she*felly 

• ShuQie design-with a warm-up \%, 

outofnetfie document feeder; votes 

£!£& 

fime that* under 3 mmutes , 

prUiclples for Uvlng the Rev. Myen. first served as the and not nereh/bearen who hungelfvlefrpresldentaf torn by Se^.» by caning BWM 

01^ mtegrated 20 bin torter witf, 

-•—Unt life. Thr teaching Administrator of Merita R. delude ttemitives,'* corporations aimultaneoush/. «MMIW- 

a built-in electric stapler. 

be accompanied by Carothers' Foundation of Myers finds that men and 

Jwt (oak a) what the SFT12002F 

ittOM of the power Praise. Under the aegis of women, regardless of social 

otters: < 

as souls are saved, OnlsUani United for Jem, status, relate wen .to his 

habiti are broken, bodies are Myers entered full-time messages due in part to his 

Gall fer free demonstration. 

BBIAMO 

5*1-4400^ 

From siding to mainline < 

Among cahMdm J« "hkjh 

^mmm' • 

traffic moving switfl/and safety aloog the "high iron.-' 

¥•1 îngs are impanm, too — fef.warfinp,.. -*>f 

coupling,., tor maMnf up the trains ihat wffl roS on the 

"high iron," 

Them am tod of Mds on sWmgsl 

The Church depends on you — parents, leaders, 

ataens in Bits eemmuriity — to bring tmm where the 

main line twgins. 

Thursday 

The (uiutB is limitless for that boy or girt who gains a 

Prwwbs 

vision Of his or her destiny In life, and the spiritual 

9 78 

stamina to achieve faithfully Qod-givan potentials. 

Frfday 

1 ThessaVxiifmi 

The Travel Center . , 

Personatlted Service > Llcenied World Wide 

612 8th Street* Ocean City 398-7450 

Ocean City Home , 

Savings & Loan AssocUmon 1 

1001 Aitary Ave. OWSVMÎt 

Eugene W. Pathley 

Head/s CoBee,,Shop-« 

i ii 1 ' * 

Afi

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P 

9 

8 

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—SECTION TWO 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN .CIM^N 

Girls drop tennis opener they 'could won 

Octan City-dropped its 

ffy n't^nnli opajiar =to 

uamDeruuid, unberland, 4-1, Tuesday 

fte 

'We're an experienced team 

r ; 

^P£ y K In match/was doaer than it But wiU stm haw a way to go' 

scheduled matches. ~ * league In senior Mary Ann 

JBJgT r T5S3 ^^*M^M 

Mainland, 

MUdThava won the 

NUMBERS 

• What Is your MUM wor 

1 Ih? Whit should you ask for 

It? Hew much will you get? 

TIM ideal price is the 

highest one you can get as 

quickly as possible 

If you set a price below 

actual value. you'll 

probably sell right away. 

Someone will spot the 

the morigaoe rate has gene I 

up or dawn, its effect Is f ae-1 

tared in. So Is me relative I 

value of this street or that, 1 

or ttw premium people will 

kinds or variables are con I; 

Uderatf, I 

Hew much Is your house f 

0» leagne'a best players, (heir first set to their Cum- 

match. 

"Linda can play with 

anyone when she's at the top 

of her game," said Mckles, 

"but she's a little Inconsistent. 

I dont Udnk she's 

moving as well at the start of 

this season as she was last 

year. She mar not have 

played as much over the 

summer." 

Another senior, Kellle Ron, 

lost to Cumberland 

sophomore Ann Kim in the 

number two singles spot, 6-3, 

M. 

And Raider sophomore 

KeUyHasbroQckirasa6-«,frO 

winner over Colt senior Kim 

Ayare to supply Ocean City's 

bargain and snap it up — only point 

J 

but you could lose fheusan- Where OC could have 

ds of dollars, if you set the 

price far above value, 

you'd scare off buyers. The 

property mfght sit unsold 

for a long if me, By the time 

that price was lowered, the 

'iKtapariynîght be "stale" TITLE i 

— on the market so long 

1hat follts think there must TALES 

be something wrong with 

it. 

, Tha iust-right price fsnt Kathy Schlffman 

a guen out of thin air. 

Manger 

Rattier, Its the result of 

research and experience. firn|to 

The real estate Refinance Your Home? 

professional keeps us with 

comparable* — he or'she! 

knows what similar houses Jj 

Men it when you list it at... 

BERG 

Let T.A. Show The W»y. 

H§» ing mafm re*l 

•WM jmr _ _ 

wim M crt MM mrtng wtwmi 

VMi at war InMM »»n«Bt> 

mm nut riMs nm arannii w 

•MNHullv, 

rtniana, T A em nw. 

1 pfmt In Mr Mr new trttui, 

••Stan » R«-rinmdno •' 0 slim 

raim dctUM, 10-polnt «ep-bv ««? 

BUM* M pnpartng yovritll lor id 

imnent. will fee glad Is m«i rou 

«, ani n Mlp nu M twrv •» M 

w.ai. mio 

WIINdJSOAM, 

to take the second get by the 

same score. In the third set, 

however, the Raider duo was 

shut out, M. 

'They got it together In the 

second set," said Nlckles, 

"and then they blew it In the 

third set" 

Junior Amy Van Bast and 

sophomore Karen Vallese 

made a strong nm at the first 

set of the second doubles 

match, losing In a tiebreaker, 

artthey lost, «-l. in the 

"We're an experienced 

team," said Nickles, pointing 

to three singles play era and a 

itniM— t»wn that rptunl frrun 

last season's lfrBaomd. "We 

•tewed some Improvement 

last yew we lost to Cumberland, 

5-0, and this year we 

could have won. But we sttn 

have a way to go." 

The Raiders must be at .500 

by Oct 3 to qualify for the 

South Jersey Group Three 

tournament which they won 

WINTERIZE 

The TIME IS NOW! 

Brakes • Tune l Ups • Oil & Lube 

Check Antifreeze, Hoses & Belts 

Summit All Season Radiais 

Bill McCarthy, left, of thS Ocean City Golf Coursestaff With fell tournament 

winners from left, Arthur,, Goosalves, Joe Fuocb and Bruce 

Wiser, •- .•••" •-,••-•:-" " -j^^v^m^^:^ ;. 

I Secretaries AnocUtlon U TbebortotthebUitilplatU 

- a bos trip to the per peraon. All referfitloni 

FLEA MARKET 

SET FOB SEPT. » 

P195/75R14 46.00 P235/75R15 54,00 II brmstion call 399-1019. 

P205/75R14 48.00 „„,„, ' „ „* 

P225/75R14 5O,OQ 

165SR15,,, 34,00 

DISCOUNT PRICES ON 

fit • emend 

IM Eighth Street Ocean City, N.J. 

iotennatton call 4U-HIB. 

ENERAL RRE SALES & SERVicE 

Completa Un» of . 

HOLMATR& ftBSCUBWQOWS('.) 

RRE EXTINGUISHERS 

SALES & SERVICE 

InlroduciuntheNEWPryPic 

Satutattt«HJ.3ttta "' 

Have a greener lawn 

next spring -Winterize 

your lawn with Scotts. 

Winterizer lawn fertilizer: 

f-For better greenup next spring 

•«,-•- »IT f .t 

:i 

" and staying with> the boat 

: apply today more than•.wm," 

JRosalie Betoer 3,410. 

meet* 7 p.m. Monday at the 

toter.Bth Street and 

NEW 

wwsairf 

hbould be placed protoctive elwre. V a atora' 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

PfitVIOUS ' 

PUZZLE SOiVED 

Erection. •• i .-prt t -t-\ emergency sltuatiom are 

1 Radio antenna, jmlew well wwsd by experitoced ln- 

ti Ctait Goard AnAav. Far 

localinformatiwicootictwe. 

and SO- 

, THINK.... 

WINTERIZING 

and STORAGE 

; Beat The Rush! 

Make Appointnienti and 

• RetervaUons H0W1 

•, •• OUTBOAIti) -«:^te»« 

PY aboan) the 70 ft. North Star 

1 4 1JLL0AY -•', 

1 FISHING ^ 

A UaviS 8 A.M. DAILY /«jl 

'lip *7DAYSAWIfK * / I 

MO" Children 


Between m & 10th Sts. on the pay 

pnwimateb' 3D to IB feet of 

water—and of the pound-andaîaif 

variety -, but the 

bigger flfh have definitely 

started to move with them. 

The catches are beginning to 

pious thii „ -._ _^ _ 

Bob Qre«nber| of Bala 

QTJwydj'Pa. caught one of me 

exceptionally large weakies 

at 12 poands 3 ounc --"having 

his trophy , 

faring very well um U^JB 

with weakflsh that have 

tieaAf QsnfDa Ryan of 

Barry Donayer of Margate. 

7 IT T-r i rT 1 

FORCE 

Outboard 

FISHING THE SALT 

By Ralph Sferk J 

*•#*##*#*#*»#* 

hook. TWa popular rig Uuaed Around the Atlantic 

with cat bait tuch as squid, Bag,'the Adaatic bo 

apot or snapper bines. And ami schooled, and 

mi One at feu without a 

upswing at the Atlantic dry I 

aiwa>s ung ana quick. 

Ift Hot TîaiW ; T0' < Wii|t,@|^» 

• Motor Storage ' ^ i ^ * ^ 

W 3SWWS S 

HANK'S OUTBOARDS 

OPINFOAysArVBfcK ' : ***f 

Oetan city'i Qnty realistic price* for Fail ^wWf5? 

pulled, transported and blodced in your yard ^ / 

• Or»ar«»et3.00perfoot "*"••*•£%£ 

. BOAT BOTTOMS ? " ^ 1 

ttwrooflhly presjure washed II .00 per foot. . 

cludrtall material*. 

 

OUTSIDE BOAT STORAGE 

Away from salt«ndsor)d.t5.75per foot. 

Call tor additional Information 

on winterizing inboard/Outboard 

and Inboard Boats. , 

398-4332 

'i]HmTarnt[i:i 

1 , IT 

FOR 

i«Tiy7$fc T lf fl f 

4t «5^ ; v 

1$ t

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before advertisement will be set In type. 

jDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, IMS 

Help Wanted Prof'l Servlc#t I. Strvlce* Prof i; Sirvlce* Oeneral fMpe: General Mdt«. 

HANDYMAN — Conaommiun. prO|«1 

It looking lot t handyman etprr itnced 

In #11 fypei of repair. Part-liitta tn 

eluding "On call" work. Mult havr own 

tmll end Iraniporlatin. Call tot Jll: 

Met. , driven Itaenlt. Marrji 

to December. Call Ken southard at 2fft- 

HOME HBALTM All 

- PT — oc resident prelerred For 

iMtwndepewuitt middle aaM woman 

in wheelchair Call Itl-uui t» 

CHAMBERPeRSON-ablelowirark III 

Oct 1 ODOCI hour* with excellent bonut 

Call JW ml* t M lo I p m II 

CHAMBBRPriRSON - yearly poiltion 

excellent hour* for mother* of tchool 

children call J» J»l« between e 30 and 

Ipm tf 

TRUTnTDQIVBiS~- NeeaeT Io7 

pickup and ddlvery ot laundry Year 

round psillMo HeedHJ driven llcan 

u Apply Ocean City Cleaning center 

1)11 usury Ave Call Jtt-ftlTa. e u 

PHHlONr 70 

OLD WOOD FURNITURE — Oak 

mahogany, wicker Caih lor conlenli ol 

houia Full or partial From attic to 

batemenl call 7»7 15U tl 

ROOMMATE WANTED (NOH 

SMOKES) 10 Ihart I Bdrm rancher 

14th SI area with proiemonal female 

till plui hall utilitlei Write Bo. ill 

Sentinel Ledger » 7a 

RESPONSIBLE - NON S.MOKINO 

proleuionai leeki to tnar* o c winter 

rental with tame Pleate call Mike al 

1H-4IH f ]a 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

(including SUN.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

I pick up same day 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

• 

• Groveland Ave. & New 

• ' Somert Point 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

MODELS — AII ••«. 

nacastarr. Alto to tram. 

taUry with excellent bonut. Call 

ROOMMATE NEEDED - Female, 

prolerably nlgm houn. 17.00 plut ', ulll 

Btdroom tult needed. Call alter t p.m. 

114 ]1«, atk lor June. ,-m 

SECRETARY — Immediate opening 

tor fall time lacraiary, gsH location In 

O C Full banaflti. I M pnceulna 01 

perkmca datiriMe Pieaie reply to Boi 

lit lairtlnel-Ladaer ti 

SALES PERSON - Maii-i apparel in 

Ocean city AH lor manager Call 1ft 

^ MM. » H 

STUDENT AFTER f CMOOL " Part APARTMENT - TwoVtnree Bedroom 

l _'. m .'.^. l "i'.V. n ^. t i^!r lll *" > O"*?" or.«na»,, yearly rental no pet, no 

FRANK TtDESCO 

" Cancrete Contractor' 

31 Years Experiience 

Serving Ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas. 

Curbl(iB»Drivew»y*«Porch«* 

S!dewalk.-Floor««Etc. 

927-5052 

TRINITY PAIN_TIJNL©_: 

Joe Canctlller / 


Residential • Commercial 

OojIWWorK-Fret RititnatM 

CALL 399-4657 

BARRY MESSNEfl 

CARPENTER 

Home repalrt, ramodMIno 

II in. eiperlenc* 

Fttt tttimitM. (ullv ImurM 

Gall 390-3595 ti 

'FLORIDA BXPRBM — MoV.VwT 

• automobile, howueietd oooda, fnlgftf or 

merctwndIM lo or. from Florida, local 

or tfiywhan t\it. fMrag*. llctuao. 

gpnMd,_u yn. uparUflct-Movlite ta. 

ogr weculiy. call f to t p.m. Jte- 

MO. 

fCBUel MUAO - Oeni 'uu'^- Call utl 

For nut Miunal cleanup, year 'round 

hovtff Ctnnlna ' ^'tf apartnient 

chantoovtre. thirwi or pavM. Jft-7t7i, 

leave manna. - 1 . t-n 

MAMOVMAN—Carpentry, reoovatlina!' 

docks, Mlnilnb and concrete worn, etc. 

callHUHTt M 

Holy X»1nlty Church 


9a.rn.to.3p.in. 

To reserve exhibition (pace 

' Call 3*9-1019 

YARD I H I - » wmjiy. «•>• 

•Mfun. 1441 Moil AM, tatwiav, Mr 

Jilt. »»mt»4»»n. H 

eoirr MiM-tt -^t*>* M-VM^V 

HtmtU • w« Uv* Itl F«raill«re 

tmnonoHl cooaln. *aaM, callecKMI 

lUMni, CBrlitntai llemt, tut BI« 

ntara. TM - >**k II., Satureay, (a*1 

litt. t to 1. Rain Ott: t*n*»Mo (ILM, r» Mr table UM, 

utntnlla tltM ill.W call FMI Ignw 

(NMlfftlM lit 

Pet* 

Kyis 

Mrtbtg • 

Walpaptr 

Blgo, mmtll. 

ftfe. 

X 

Hrilrtttrlfrt 

« Rtpjlra 

H*'»*vN 

3994791 

IA|MHMM 

* 

n 

DUCK FOR *AL« - tl M. Vi Mdlan 

nmter *M W Mallarei. MIMBM Mr Fir 

un luvin* lire* yu«. call MMIU.M4 

Boating 

n M.F.O.—If J foot bowrkMr In n 

ollent condition wlltt dtap V hull, is) 

n.p. Jonmun. ldM> for fltftlna amf 

•kilitg. Full canvn with many eitrai. 

Coll itttHi alters p.m. M 

JOHNSON OUTMABD ».» «»>,"i 

hour.. sMi. Call after < p.m it 

MAB PAINTS 

SDEWALKSALE 

Sat., Sept. 21st. 

8:30 A.AA. -4:30 P.M. 

BIG VALUES 

Paints, CarpetRemnants 

& Many other Items 

vth St. A Bay Ave., Ocean aty 

(NtxtloBCkartDrva*) 

FOR »ALt — \, »him\n 

4J- viklna toeel llthefinaD. Temf ( 

•ml cond uavai tep « i«W Mrtakt 

U fur cMd. R«»r iXaHMIH. dock lite 

tic. Included, call Itt-IIM. . • *-l 

M(rt 

if 19 am te 1 pm. (eei 

fcfcipn i«t, lampi ami m *i 

t7MAtburvAva 

tLIOHT FAINT DAMAOM — 

amw tun H«. sava »1»4| f 

imrntrow iH7. umianiad, »iw. V 

ballivabl* (jMUtvl La Km-San haanr IMM 

BTU ktro can and kaltary operaTed 

PVKipsW.lW.T1M. FMt 

ANTIQUES—»*• Fanta«y. 11th e\ I 

wilk In Flander-i HsM. OMwuart, 

China, cailaetlbHM, ajtat, lewdry and 

•liver, open dally 10 •••". Buying and 

l l l . » » » W M . n 

'ALUMINUM SCREENS —, and" norm, 

wlndom, reKreeoed and now glau In- 

itallad. Miami lomor» Co. 505 New 

^ Rd, Rout, i, somort Feint, oiai. tni 

.)M i rf 

SBMINO MACHINB —Wind oaw 

Jlnter NO. *1M portabfo trim many at^ 

tachmenti, u trrifch Md decoratlvi' 

Itltchit, In* arm, III1I btlftH Mltl"*. 

•tad four Nm». Ptld SIMi Mil for SIM. 

CIIHtMMi- ' - tl 

FOR TM1 BIACrl - Ptatr- 

back Mou. IwH arlc* Htal k traaai. 

}%% alf Naw patlMlltn Tbt 

•tDkattrll TWO, 111k *, AJtwry, O C. 

call ttMlll *-17 

THREI VYHRSL LADIRS BICYCU 

WITH MOPED MOTOR. Ql aafal er 

VH m«Njr. otad far ItaiMttappM. HH 

ClUlte-t7Uartgrt!ltPln 10-1 

SIMMON1 MPA BED — «*• Call Ml 

•m *•)»• 

ELECTRIC BASEBOARD — Malt, 

radlitorl Illnall IlM CelIJtt-tMJ 

»lt 

ALL OAK PIRiWOOD - Cut, Ipllt, 

delivered. Ill) a card Call num. 10-3 

PINE BUNK BEOS WITH — Mat 

tretit., (17* tat Collie taMa and 

unnue comer table till, er belt CHIer, 

all in eiceiieni ctmtitMn. call *u mi 

AN0ER80FM»JSERKIS I 

TAG SALES 

Liquidation of houtecontrntt and { 

oitatet. null appralul ttrvici. 

CALL 927-0975 

1 . tl 

YARD SALE — Sat, lepfTil fa nito 

p.m. bmir alatt, u»iu, llgurlaei, 

chnt Mint 1 drawert and nui«i table, 

olaittt, miector thadot, tnltc: IMt 

Roianur Lano It Iprvca R«. Call JM- 

Mil. Mt 

MULTI PAMILY SALE — 

chain, Mane**, poti and pant, aWMt, 

aimquet, lantai, toy*, cletbei and macti 

more. Frl and Sat I 1* a lit Ocaaa 

-A»» . ' MJ 

OARAOE SALE - * FMBonMk RcC 

Saavlllt, t am, lal i Sept int. Many 

Item. Incluolncj furniture- tit 

TAO SALE — Caataafi al .._ 

TaMit, cfwrt. limpt, cabineti, window 

bUndi, rufti iHiin. pores MI, Ira 

IkjortKoM liihira, kltch*. rtalp, 

Mhen. Sal. and SM., loot, lilt and 

teot. Hnd., 16a Atlantic Av., O.C. Mt 

YARD SALet — Radltl erm taw, Myt 

bike, ehiaa cabinet, light llxhjre, pic- 

turn, muc. hautahaM Itemi, chlWrem 

and adult ctothtas, tovt, kaoka, awlaa. 

Ml* Mt, it fa i. fan, MI. II to 1. nit 

S. thore Rd., (narntoro (Rt. t at Oak 

ForHiEitan*). • t-» 

(J 

KINO »IZ» SIMMONS — BMuiyreit 

matlraw 1 yaar'Md. MJ Call JtMSM. 

*10 

MOVIWO YARD SALE —Indoor lid 

waar 

Twenty yrs. oxperlence 

buying & Mlllng antiques, 

Appraising & housefKild 

u _ llquld«trohs' 

badtpnadi, .fJwnat, dliha. tramei, 

unkt, vrladMn). nosid and men man 

Sat. Sept. IHf.f Mil »JB.. 411 - Mm 

It. (Aibury) • Mt 

YARD SALE — Sanrday, HI, » a.« 

to 4 .n. Loft tl entM ttllnlt. Dripn, 

doHHno,- BToenwaro, ciift unm, ate 

EMOLITIOH SALS) — MM 

YARD SAL! - UK 

to 1 pjn. Pirnlhira, dlthu and other 

aaailaa JU - aTh St. (ocrott from 

TtharnacM) - ' ' *-M 

YARD • HOUSE SALE — SatnnUy 

and Sunday, foot. Jlit and Jlnd. 10 to I. 

11 Bayalra Riad, Mirfflora. . *-M 

!T Auwry AveMt. •varylhlaf jaaaa. 

IJn Door., wimuwt, All aaanancai, AOfU. 

furtt In taaflt, kitchen and eel Una tat. 

il.l,»un^Mnfl,Wed,Jj/ a-n 

TWO ALL 5TTEBL — I9ldl»» COM, caav 

pwe. oood cmdniM. Ocaan city. MS 

each, call Mi-tnt. '•' «-M 

R.E, For Sale R.E. For Sale 

on YOUR OWN 

SHRUBSI 

Andorra Junlpin, while pine and 

rniny ethor varletlet. S4.O0 each, 

Japann* black pIM (tf 1 

fireplace, dining ft»r 

floor:' 

be

S 

E 

P 

1 

9 

8 

5 

mki^mi'mMnu^ 

TOE SKNTINEL-LEDCER, OCEAN CIW, 

R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. Sale R.E, For Sale R.I. ForSiif RE. For Sale RE. For Sale 

~: THINKING OF 

SELLING? 

kill the Delaware Valley's Leading Realtor for a com. 

{Mlflve marker analysis at no obligation. Lei us show you 

Jivtifltwe.cando! 

i Ocean City, N,j, 

REALTORS 

^Franklin G Williams 

REALTORS 

IOWNERS ANXIOUS-TAKE 

^ ADVANTAGE OF THESE 

teCEHT PRICE REPUCTWNSin 

"pflm«3pjiiftiinlry 

owner relocating. 

Large duplex with 

spacious open por 

cnes, ] bedrooms, i 

bath each unit, 

separate heat, alum, 

, .. sided, convenient 

I » location. New only 

•J106.000HI. 

bayfrarif, single home, 3 

pdrms, den, 2 full baths, Ig. 

deck, new floating dock & 1 

toafsHps, Offered furiiShed.enlytliftSOOII 

Mndominiuin, 1 bdrm, 

Jen, Immaculate condition 

[with many recent Im- 

'provements. Close to beach 

•and ^boardwalk. , Now 

• Biyleria, across from bay, 

£tv, rm.; din. area, kit., i 

iidrmsii;! baths, fam; rm, 

i */flrtjj(aee, gas heat. cent. 

4ir. Reduced to $13S,OOOI I 

| NEW LISTINGS 

i jayfront, charming older 

)borne, sultablefor the large 

j family. Llv. rm, w/fp, din, 

;i;m. w/fp, kitchen, 6 

[bedrooms, titling room, ] 

jfjjjl baths S, shower room, 

[»nc, sunpereh, open Jna fi, 

JlSereh, Dock and boatsllp. 

Ij respect today II 

* fe Block to Beach, single 

(fOffage, 4 bedrooms. Ml 

^sfh 8, shower room, liv. 

| rm. w/fp, din. rm., kitchen, 

intee rear yard & storage 

'Garage. Offered furnished 

it 1170,000. 

Riviera Lagoonfrant, Ig, 

KiiBgie, llv. rm. w/fp, din. 

lli 4m- kit., t bdrms, a baths, 

a full baths! 

Lg. Bayfront Home, com 

plefely maintenance free 

exterior. Llv. rm. w/fp, 

din. rm., Ig, kit,, i bdrms,, 

% full baths, spacious 

sunroom, Lg, dock w/2 

boatsllps. Excellent 

location I 

Two Family, bayfrenf 

location, SO 1 frontage 

w/3/bs's, both units 

heated. Plenty of off street 

parking. Listed efilM.OOO, 

West 17th Street, heated 2 

bdrm, cottage, modern 

kit., gar, deck, 8. i/bs's, 

S149.W0. 

Arkansas Ave,, im 

maculate home completely 

remodeled in & out liv 

rm., kit,, fam, rm,, w/fp, 4 

Ijdrms, SVa baths, screened 

patio, upper deck, 3 beatslips, 

inspection encouraged. 

Call today) 

Camer Lagoonfront, 4 

bdrms,, 1 full baths, family 

rm., w/fp, Vh ear oar., 

floating dock 2/Bs's. 

$191,000 partly turn I! I 

SINGLES 

Riviera, Spilt Level, liv, 

rm,, din, rm., kit,, den, J 

Bdrms, Vh baths, 1 ear gar. 

& lg covered porch, asking 

1124,900! 

Bay Area Cottage, 3 Mrms., 

i bath, gas h/w heat, 

many recent Improvements, 

Only $77,500. 

DUPLEX 

Custom Duplex, under con 

strueflon, located near 

beach, 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, 

ea, unit, den on 2nd f1,2 ear 

gar. »4J,Qflo, Will sen as 

condo's $130,000 up 

$120,000 down. Inspect 

Today! 

Central Location, heated 2 

family upper cottage, 3 

ttrms. ,8, Vh bath, + I 

Bay Area Corner Location, 

1st f I,4 bdrms., fam, rm., 2 

baths, 2nd fl. 3 bdrms, 3 

baths, 2nd Mfg. avail, to 

qual. buyer, Call today I 

INVESTMENT * 

boardwalk, *Z Ants, # i 

ijt tl I 

hiitory; Cad today for 

complete details. I 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

REALTORS 

EIGHTH*. OCEAN AVENUE. 609-399 5211 

OCEAN COLONY CONPO • «S OCBAN AVINUI • 3M-7140 

DUPLEXLOT 

Corner loeiflon, large lot, st.s x so, SM.ooo, 

CONDO 

One bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished in Immaculate condition, 

ixeellenf Investment opportunity, $4»,J0o. 

CONDO 

Thrit bedrooms, t baths, fireplace central air 

•eoBomieal gas heat, center locatlon^MO ' 

GARDENSPLA1A 

2 compare. Yours for only $ia,OOol 

MULTI-FAMILY ' .. 

Cenferelty suest house plus apts,, S bedroom owner's unit 

plus a apts. and s rooms, New gas heat, upgraded elsefrfeal 

and plumbing systems, Income over $33,900 and 

potential for jwen more. A must see property for til? ,600. 

DUPLEX " ' , 

iflrleli eonifruetion, both unlti gas hfaf, one block from 

Naeh, eornw location, basement with washer and dryer", 

fwtlient location for year round' or.summer rental. 

Priced at $110,000. , j . ' ^ i '••"• 

OARDENSSINOLE " : ' , •; ; " f W'';Vf •. ' 

vTrulv an •xteutlve honii, i bedroems, Vh baJHsVden and 

(Ivlng room with fireplaces, burglar alarm,,central alr,| 

Wit bar In off ie#, mininium outside maintenance and best 

of all, an Ocean view. 1395,000. , ; *C 

if Mfers tnt 

rid don't miss 

241 BAY AVi. 

OPEN HOUSE SAT. 10-4 

Executive fewnhouse with speetaeular bayvlews from 

every level. Features two car garage and gas heat I 

Multilevel makes this home ideal for entertaining; Two 

master bedrooms each with Its own bath plus den with 

bath. 

Raised large living room with fireplace and deck. Gourmet 

kitchen with Wood Mode cabinets. Dining deck off 

dining room. Lets of storage. Special sale price this 

weekend SI29,900- 

BAYWATCH CONDOS 

N.J, REALTY 399-0503 

SINGLES 

Four bedroom split level with views of bay. Also has 

family room, economical gas h»at, earport, and much 

more, for only tW.SOO.OQ, 

Location, Location, Location and potential galore all at 

2245 Asbury Avenue. Three bedrooms, oil heat, garage, 

sundeck, and asking lost $109,000, 

DUPLEXES 

New Listing with all kinds of possibilities, and Commercial 

Zoning In the thirteen hundred block of Asbury. First 

floor unit has two bedrooms, upper unit has 4 bedrooms. 

Both with gai htat. Asking WS.OOO, 

For $1)3.500. you can still buy a 3 bedroom, r/i bath 

heated duplex in Ocean City, Nice quiet central location 

and a 40' lot tool Call now. 

You Must See 40521st Street and Its large SO* side street 

location now. This 3 bedroom, large duplex has It all, in 

duUing a reduced price of $189,500, 

Central Avenue Sleeper I Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

heated duplex that's a great income producer and close to 

beieh & boardwalk. Only $209,000. 

Three Units for the price of two at 1M0 CenfraLA-venue 

with a 2 bedroom, a three bedroom, and a five bedroom 

unit. Owner anxious at 1225,000. 

CONDOMINIUMS 

Newer corner duplex at 18th 8. West and the price is right! 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, flreplacts. First floor • $99,i00i 

Second floor $1»,500. MUftRYI 

Tastefully furnished three year old first floor condo that's 

just steps from the beach 8, Boardwalk at 22nd Street. ! 

OWNER WANTS OFFER—$14»,S00. 

struction. Call for more information. * 

Gardens Plaza oceanfront condo en the ninth fleer with 

breath-faking views! Two bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, 

and so much men for lust $210,000. , 

COMMERCIAL 

economy beach supply lust listed at 21st and Asbury. 

Owner re locating and says sell business and real estate. 

'• MARR AGENCY 

REAL ESTATE 

2121 Asburv We 

OceinClly.N.J.0H226 

(609) 

39».?o:tH 

NORTH AT WESLEY 

398-0200 

OFFERS INVITED 

Modern Country Kitchen near Fourth Street and the bay, 

living room, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, ufllltyj-oom and large 

fenced yard make this an exceptional value at an asking 

price of $7J,gOO. 

Gardens Duplex One unit contains 4 bedrooms, bath, 

living room, dining room and large wrap-around porch 

and fireplace, A second unit contains 3 bedrooms, bath 

and eat-In kitchen. Mostly furnished. Asking $135,000. 

Riviera Lagoonfront, private residence with 2 boat slips 

and Includes 9 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining 

room, den with fireplace and one.ear*.garage,;Peattlres a 

wuth west exposure. Asking $Mf,0OQ, -.,.;. • ' 

landpebbln One bedroom unit located near, schools, 

Shopping, recreation, boardwalk. Asking $78,900 furnisned, 

• '•-.• •' ;•• v : 

Ailanflc Oirdeni we have three lovely units for sale, Two 

at$14»,fodfurnlihed,one.^t.sl44,Mp'unfur'nl*hed. All units 

contain 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, LR, DR, Don, Fireplace 

^ndair-conditioning,, _; '^'s'i^'f-WJ' '•\:- ' i: '^ ' ' 

North-End DupltxQulet fesldentlal nslghborliood. Each 

unit contains 3 bedrooms, ,1Mi baths, washer and dryer, 

Each unit rented yearly at tSI5 plus utilities. Offered un- 

0^ 0^^ ^$^0^'^^: ^0^^ i;i 

01 

SOe;((iy;Tvvo b^rooni; two bath uhl^'nelodes swimming 

B -wrfr^ 113-nmdiswm 

t tmMMM 

OPEN HOUSE 

DAILY 12-4 P.M. 

New condominiums under construction. Oceanslde of 4500 

block of West Avenue, Living room, fireplace, designer 

European kitchen, J bedrooms, 2 baths, sundeck, storage, 

central air, Andersen windows, maintenance free. 

Developed by j,R, Nixon, Inc. from $101,000 up. 

Exclusive Agent, Hager Real Estate, 

111 Atlantic Ave., 421 Battersea Rd, and 34th Si Haven Ave. 

1421 Baltefsea Rd. Z00-34th St. Ill Atlantic Ave, j 

1 3 9 9 1 8 5 6 1 

^Williams 

%EALTORS 

1330BAY.AVENUE 399 571 

;i;W/f!'; kt$ 

mmrw 

Charmlng Cipe Cod, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, utility room, , 

deck, furnished, plenty,of parking, dupfex lened, n(ce 

area, walking distance to beach. $128,000. 

k 

* PARK-LIKE SETTING 

" . - . . . ' . ' • . • • • ' ( • • • • 

Only 2 units left In this complex, Three bedroom, 2 bath 

townhouse with fireplace, gai neat, and all amenities. 

Good rental Investment. $101,000, Two bedrooms, 1 bath 

ranch style townhquse with fireplace, skylight, gas heat. , 

, m,m. -. : 

VINTAGE BED AND BREAKFAST INN 

tape May style guest house with wraparound porch, 3 bad- ; 

* room apt, and $ guest rooms plus an owner's 2 bedroom, 2 

bath apt .with wood burning stove, country kitchen, large 

deck, 2 ear garage, ample parking, good-rental history. 

Motivated seller. $194,900. 

GET STARTED HERE 

Cozy 3 bedroom, 1 bath cottage, ultra modern kitchen, 

well landscaped for privacy, zoned commercial. $84,500. 

BEST OF ALL WORLDS 

Spectacular contemporary beachfront condos. New 4 ; 

bedroom, 2 bath units, fully air-conditioned, furnished, ail 

amenities plus decks with fabulous ocean views. First ! 

floor $400,000, second floor $415,000. • 

MOTIVATED SELLER 

South end duplex Investment, 3 bidrooms, 1 bath first * 

floor, 2 btdroomi, 1 bath, second floor, washer, dryer, ; 

good Income property, priced at $124,W0, ; 

MMroHoiee mnnnAm YEARLY RENTALS AVAILABLE! J 

EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. I BATTERSEA RD. 

34TH4CEMTBALAVL 

ROBKRTL. SHARP, Realtor 

7(10 Asbury Ave, m>\ West Av 

REALTORS 

msn, 

! 

A*»cy Ave, single, block 

to beach. Three bdrms, 2 

bjslhi, family rm, with 

woodbuming, itove, pride 

of ownership shows in this 

year '.round or jKaeation 

home, Call for additional* 

details, $iso;ood: 

R.E. Sale 

Thrto. bedroom, a bath, 

I llvlni,room,.dining area, 

igalley kitchen,... laundry 

• room.pafklng, AbWeki to 

i f OriifVflr Vfles 

fteiehti, 1 yearsoldqusllty 

first floor duplex condo, I 

fully furnlshrt'and eqO|p/ I 

ped, Excellent ' rentair! 

OCEAN CITY RiALTY 

- BEALTOH. 

34th &Albury Ave. 399-3403 

# 1 

R;E. For Sale 

T yTHiNDCOTTAGt 

Two bedroomi, file bath, 

ineiosed porch, Lei«' % w 

toned duplex. Priced below 

assessment. 

Can Owner 

•__ 398-4508Ot3997606 

CONDOS 

SALE OR RENT 

W» hava file most luxurious 

condominium units at the 

shore available for.pur- 

"ehiie or year round renfil 

-%t9f. Prom 1700 to Siooo 

per. month rent, from 

1100,000 to KOO.OOO sale. 

. "THE CONDO 

CONNECTION" 

Ml 0 

THE SENTINEL LliDGKR, OCEAN CITy, N,J, 

R.E. Sole 

LARGE DUPLEX 

With many extras, gas heat 

and central arr, 3 bedrooms 

each unit, move in condition 

* Owner 398-6921 

Whether for Investment or 


bedrooms and Sibathrooms 

across the street from Sold 

Coast beach. Available as 

duplex or eondos.'Call for 

details. 

R.E, For Salt R.I. For Sale B.f. For Salt 

DUPLEX 

66 Sunset Place 

•100,900 

Enclosed poreh, living 

room, dming room, kitchen, 

] bedrooms, full bath 

on each floor, 

I LARKIN&CO.,lnc. 

215-565 2175 

OPEN HOUSE 

16HoBybenvUne 

Sept 21.1104 P.M. 

Two sfdry colonial, 1 

bedrooms, 2'/j baths, formal 

dining room and living 

room with heatilator 

flreplac*, eafln kitchen, 

family room, utility room, 

fully air conditioned, large 

basement. All for SI 12,000, 

Directions: from Route 9, 

Roosevelt Blvd. Intersection 

head North, 

Hollyberry is tho third 

Street en the right front the 

VBIIT NIC* BAWCHEH - LSUfHi (I w *I»Hl 1 il«JI»f 

IBfli it, i wtiitr *.. *ik,nf in. "" •«» •« • 

PAGE IJ — SECTION 

Big deal; 

'oing business in the *W's calls 

for more than greal market 

insight. II calls for low overhead 

in a high class setting. 

At Someti Mil! Squam vw offer 

fumished or unfurnished offices 

averaging 140 square IM; Big 

deal you say? WeU cfensidir the 

(act that we alto Include a , 

comnwn reception area, 

conference rooiw and âttarial 

strvlM and jour.linaU buanew, 

begins to act ver> big. 

we call ij pVcstige u t pfce, A 

Mull call it the big dial to small 

business, : 

( §S§! 

:>''•

PAOB 14 - SECTION TWO TOE SLNTINELLEDGKK. OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1985 ( i 

Rooms Summ«r Rtntals 

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im. 

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TV. M «•*!». «"»•». * * * 

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, 

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p 

BUY HOUSES 

AM lOfOmt Prgptrr, 

i 

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wirMMi an iir—t mt na PMHM 

ctuw ol pact al in tmermaM Po*rd i», IM., Raaltiri ifMHB. 

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THRU tlBRMMI - F»rnlthM.7lr ~ " ——— 

If flaw .pl_ Mar BMCh •« Hrlli iM. WINTIB RENTAL - Two iiMrstin 

AvallaMt ln.n,rtl.ltly at UH plal (urniliiM aHrtmanl -III. cibj.; north- 

•illllln aM t«urll» OafHIl, enan aM, Uti wr month etui alKtrlc, CII 

ivallaMa II M» tnt tVX). WMl ASM- IW-Maa. ij-j 

I R t 

WINTBB RENTAL - I wdroom. Mpl. 

W JvM. Iicfiitm caMral Isuflen, 

•JJJ. Hljlifln iMIvilad, Call ttt-in; w 

,Sff-M4, «-M 

MARMORA — MCHM IMW api. wilt, I 

•Mnaini, I MM, lana nar part*, 

alat, Mat MM montni, plm •iliiiiM, 

Call Bin Rul ••••la, H.alton, J» 

lt«, . f-M 

; 

EXCEL. LOCATION 

WESLEY AVE-GOLD COAST 

3 Bdrm» I full battis, all 

•Itc, kitchen, waintr. 

dryers IniWt j*eurt 

garaet. , etnir . •scfrat, 

Mature adult. only I- 

Security 

Mutt be Man !o t* 

predated. $fW.OOa mM. 

3997844 MI 

AOl - NprtMM, try, ,,n ac- 

«tu. Ml par m«rtti, DM* tttraa. 

HtUrttt. Call 1IHM-MII watMtn 

•ltw*»m . »•» 

iTORAOI - HI • Wf, MM Ifaw, 

tlanM, IHMMlW. CaU IIHIM *Htr 

IMtM' • • , , H 

IDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. IMS 

"HAIDERS" 

-• 1888 u l 

FAUgPOBTSiCHEflllLe 

CfAH CITY 1 ilNOLI Ml 

i HWI. AvalUM. in- 

M«Miir ip.ii 

Florida R.E. 

§at,,§ept,ii 

iat.,bet,s 

Sitôct.« 

VARSITY FOOTBALL 

'Vineiand Away 

*Hoiy Spirit 

II 

R.E. For Sale 

WAL-A-ROOM 

APARTMENT 

609-399-8894 

R.E. For Sale 

P-URNIINID BEACH BLOCK - lit 

ilapr HMM (Maa, I Mr. private „,. 

ir.net, panim, cakia inciudM Iffl 

pliii aladne Mat, No pah. BaitrtncH 

rasalrM. Call 1IS-M* JOM or Mt Jrt- 

Ml 

SARBfHI I BORM, - Ban, I', Mm., 

lit llooc MaMm (iirniihM, parch, 

parmlni, y.ro. Mantra twpla, IM pail, 

M cMidraii, iM/m. PIUI aiMirii. call 

UMifi, ti «"•• »•?» 

%£7~niu~S*7-\u7ii*î**î. w«»i"TO BEDROOM kn,~«i.pl 

M*i %ip^ ,Mrtm ".' I»S « *•«*•« bur*,,!., anir HH 

am, •emu inm taacn. Oil not 

•afar haat. tH.]t|.|9n. f-N 

1 BEDROOM CPTTAOi - In in. B.T 

am, call tit HI nts " 

fUScif BLOCK ttlir «nTl UiillllW 

Wld caBIl TV inclwdM Two MdrHrn, 

torn, apt »]« monlhilf (Jll JW 40SI II 

*UlT A*T-«alMf, (ijar, 1 

Mdraami, mod. «ll,, I>«III!T» PI. A*all. 

•a Junt I, ilM * utiiltln. 

f H 

inly Call ailir a p.m. m 11SI i| 

NSU1I - 1 paarppmi, living room, 

^dlnlnp rappi, ntctun, matlwr, anar, 

%m lilaMaUaa, H» nMmiF pin «t». 

in Mar Call «»H*Jf« or 

It nv-iiii, fir 

UP>. 

WATIRFRONT - 1 tMnam .pi. 

•ratlw, anrtr, diihw.itur, dlipoul, 

linplaca. B..UIHUI vMw. mini iar 

•mill or cMpii ma piai utimi... II 

W.ll liffl ii. CII Mt-MM. » 17 

MODERN iîoioOM FUBNIIMIO 

— Ap.rtm.nl iirti, iw, irani .na rtlr 

•at*. Av.iiibi. ip-i, Hii pirn Htiiltin a 

month Call m-Ulf. ' « 

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ceito df» b8»lot« ftatrtcl •• M 

10,000 H|. fl if iHHud MOO «*. 

JAMES M.DWYER, 

Real Estate 

1000 Weft AM. 

391-1700 

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Wayni Colman, Bary Dtgtnhardt, Mike Slavatkl 

Walt Dun, P l 

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cailHI OMUM, TM WNI Mt Maa 

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by tlH BMHr. AMIiMMt If him M- 

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MM partUIlT l.r.lihM. Call 

Raalty, IK, Raaltari lof 

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CENTER CITV HOME,..* 

bedrooms. 2 batha, 2 

powder rooms, 2 car 

giraga, gas hot water heat. 

IIW.000. 

FOUR SMALL APTS...cen 

ter city, good condition, 

t 

ASBURY AVE. STORE 

Pius 4 bedroom apt, and in 

•ffteteney. Reasonably prl- 

crt, 

JEAMBlACXMOH 

Realtor 

304901 St 39M345 

LEEW.HILLEGASS 

Realtor 

LOVELY GARDENSRANCHIR 

Hot water heated for year round living. Three bedrooms, 

roomy living room with weedburning stove, dining room, 

kitchen, lVi baths, side driveway to oversized garage, 

nice rear yard. $125,000. 

3fAtaflcA*e. 3SM011 

LAROB i •ORM APT, - Oal haat, 

unjl. parHR. Na nn UK pun. Call 

M-IAMirHMaM. t-M 

••FT, THRU MID JUNI - ivrniUMl 

M. apt. iMpan •illlllH IM caBIt TV. 

i or ] Main, M pan, i«urit, dapsut 

ana rtlmnn rnalrH. vicinity NIB 4 

w.lUy An. Call MhStn Iar appsM- 

tm«l. TF 

NEW • ••BROOM - J lath,, w/S, M, 

tumlihrt. linpiui, arlfhlon Placa, 

Sapi. m Maf HN mo. pklt ultim.i, 

OMW ut-UJJUt. »17 

THBEE BB08@eM ^ 3 Bam, mpparn, 

mealy iumiikM, IM itaar nplm, wit, 

»/», mu.th»r, allPHli, c.bl., In 

Hntm int. oil itraM parkins, 

' ojr.o. ittrifa, Iront porch, HO pan, 

AvailaMa 11-141 to i-f-M, MW Mvi 

yflilNH aM uoirtiy gapHlt. Call 111- 

niujjijuitru a|i 

UTiLiTill INCLUBie •111 barm, 

apli,. llv. mm. dining room, tltcMH, 

srsaowir 1 '' 11 

JIM. 

R.I. Per Sale 

M* CLUi — IpatiMi I BadfSwn, f 

Mi* NfflIMM cooaommlom .pt. 

anlliMa Mr uli er fun. Far iniar- 

•MHaa .«(.ppolntmuit ip Intpati, all 

n+aa. TM Miin AMIKY, RHI 

•MM, Part PUia AM IMMach, Fii 

COHDO tM by North. B«l Mr 1 

Mm, i tin, hmattat IIOO.OM lor 

lnimMlan Mia, Call WUK. P1M 

CONDOMINIUM APT. - On, BMrgsm, 

omplaicly rtmoOfiea Air 

csnaltlenlng, diitiwainer. off ifFRf 

parking. Mar btacn ana bodrdwnlk 

tio.OOO. Gardftr Stall Really, fiteiiof. 

IINiaMAtturyAn.3ff.jai. Fit 

CAP! COD - « Mdraami, I 

•ral air, til),»». TIM Fimll APMCV, 

•MIMn, Mf-H«, Ml 

Twof amlly borne and bulldtble 1 family Mt in ontof f he best locations along the 

, room overlooklna ocean, spacious bedrooms, enclosed rear poreh ifFtf eentfllI >,,. 

air. Must be seen. Extra lot measures 50x145. 

South end 1 bedroom, 1 bath first floor unit with gas heat and newly added 1 

betlnmn, 2 bath second floor apt. Fully furnished with elee, heat Only one 

- block from excellent beach. 1179,000 

BUSINHSSOPPORTUNITIfiS 

Check out this going plua business In a prime location. Includes all fixtures and 

Inventory. Excellent condition Business only for S33.000. 

IlACNFRONT LUXURY - Nr» can- 

dp. Fully hjmlikpd, on. Of ] (dulli. 

AvalUMl Oil. I to M»y 11, IINWyi 

Mai IM obi.. Call n«-UH ar I-Jir 

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY POR 

MATURI COUPLE. Naw I f 1 

BMnam apt. cwnpMaly lumlitwd in. 

ciMInt w/» carpailnf, TV, WASHER, 

DRYER. 4 dliiHHMMf, MN. par month 

plm jitlmm. No pah. tannin/ dapMli 

rnalnd. JIM AiMiry *>a. Can »t- 

tin. , 

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COHDO - MUTHINB - I Mrm,, I 

Mt lr, dining ana, Ml.. 4 porch. HI j 

pig. ulllltlM. Call IU-J.U-.ltl. t-!7 

SHORT TIRM - Rmlil in farttni, 

moiHh to monlh, no laeurlty, no laaia, 4 

Mdrpam, IV, utk, l.unary, l.mlly 

room, llnplaia, Sarafa, Mraaa porch, 

uuMrr, with or wlmout iunilinlngi t 

parton man, (HP plus uiiililH, Iff-MM, 

it 

FOUR IEASGNS - Fin! floor COfHM, 

ism imi ilmpmn, l Mflnimi, MI 

MM, mc.iy lumifhM. na pan, ma 

monmiy IniiMat h..i, afaiar M main- 

rtn.nc. Call iiimt^4ij coii.ct. 

OH YEARLY - i eadraam, iannihaa, 

iHillNai HMIMig, cmtr.ny iautM. lit 

lloor, prlvata aniranu. No pan. 

Rafaranm 4 ucurity dtpoin Call al- 

tar t p.m. WUH or IM4317, t 31 

R.E, For Sale 

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WINTER RENTALS 

Low, Low Rates 

BEACHFRONT 

or 

CLOSE TO BEACH 

CALLUSTODAYI 

Brtjhlon Place ty the Beich 

609-3990980 

pREALTY 

BriglnMPtoctfeytlMBeicli 

*M lOUARB FEfT Op OFFICB -' 

iM« Itr rani, Alkar; Ay.. MM mon 

tnl, plm slllllln. Johnum Rultsn. 

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ROBEBT L, SHARP - RHI EIMN.,' 

Railtan, li atnpilnf in.iMUiHI iar 

y.irty !««,. Hop In pyr alllM at H»f 

ta A if IMi Wni *»*. H j 

IECSNB FLOOR, I ROOM 

FICKNCY - MUMMa 

itop i* Iar appiltPiWi, Raeart L, Mar*, 

RUI CMaia, Hit WMi »*•• ar Mil 

Wati *«a. Ocaan Cm. » 

OR WIMTm — < ppataiHI, MaaWa Ml. 

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ptN, Uri mo plin gill,, VMrtV U1I np. 

pin utiuliM, Mnftf, ppnUNM af »•• 

limilttaM- 

Uil waakaMt and ni-HMMI aarlnf 

ttWwHK. MI 

AVAILABLE OCT. 1 — 1 Mrm., I Urn, 

rtlitml piriilmj, bapch Mack, ualvr- 

niiMd. MM in, call *n*r • g.m.irt- 

AVAILABLE NOW - I l-droom Md 

fKW aparlmant- unlurnltlwd Ctajt to 

taach (. itapplna. No pati MM plui (11 

Kir aiKtric tn ixii aitra. Sac app 

Call altar 4 p m Jn tul ar a* waakan- 

di ttt 

FURNISHED APARTMENT 1 or ] 

iwjroom., all ttraal pamns, la poos 

location No pan Noo-tmakar Call Ht- 

iiu m 

DUPLEX - Oromw ipval. J padnpmi. Avaliapu'lar mata * 

I l»«n. w/d, ditHwaihar. partially lur vary bait Louiad In tha Narm aM at 

nlihad Call Ml 1M0 anar 1 M p m.lt-lt ocaaa aty, an Iha pdpp al np Oprdm 

„ „—.—___^ AvalUMa ImmpilalalY al MM aM t7» 

-* plui atllltlat manttily, Mnrttv daâilt 

THBBB ••OROOAU — V* MIM, lar- 

nillwd «M enhimljtMKj t 

FLORIDA KEYS - M I , I 

Mm..] ulni mMa. Av.lt.lM. Mniar 

•MM tl.sao mMimly, MN Makly II 

•Hk mm.) Call m-w-tnt. tn 

Lota For Salt 

WATBRFRONT LOT - flar nilw 

Kama, Mvaia II* Hmnclnf by wmm," 

McailM.CanitMiMarin-yn, H 

DewMTowiitw 

OCEAHVIEW.IU. 

Prime wooded one acre 

buildable lots, .un- 

derground utilities, 

minutes from beaches and 

parkway. Owner financing 

to qualified buyers; $23,500 

to $36,000. 

SOFBOMEY REALTORS 

283-2206 - 

Mon,,Stpf,30 

Mon,, Oct. 7 

Mon,,Oet. u 

Mon., Oct. Jl 

M§n,, Oct. 28 

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Mon,, Nov. is 

Tuts,, Oct.! 

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TIMS., Oct.» 

Tuts.. Nov. 5 

Toes., Nov. 12 

Tuts,, Nov. n 

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Thuri., Stpt, 26 

Sat., Sept. 28 

TUii,, Oct. 1 

rn,,oa,4 

Saf., Oct. i 

Thurs,, Oct. 10 

Tuts,, Oct. li 

Prl., Oct. li 

•Cape-Atlantic League 

JV FOOTBALL 

vineland 

Holy Spirit 

Mainland 

Cumberland 

Mlllvllle 

•rldgetsn 

E. Harbor Twp 

Atlantic City 

Horns 

Home 

Away 

Home 

Home 

Away 

Home 

Away 

FBESHMAHFOOTBALL 

Vlnelind 

Holy Spirit 

Mainland 

Cumberland 

Mlllvllle 

•rldgtton 

1. Harbor Twp 

Atlantic City 

Away 

Away 

Home 

Away 

Away 

Home 

Away 

Home 

BOYS MOSS COUNTRY 

•Holy Spirit 

•Atlantic City 

Short.conftr- 

eneeOpen 

•6, Hbr, Two. 

•Vineland 

S.Jersey Open 

•Mainland 

•Cumberland 

*Oakereit 

Home 

Home 

Away 

Away 

Away 

Home 

Away 

Home 

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R.E. Sale cy. Me Rpaltar MMW 

ORDINANCE HO. SMt 

IN ORDINANCE AMINDINO OB- 

OnlXNCB 1 HO. IW ENTITLED 

"ioNINO ORDINANCE OF TM« CITY 

OF OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

IE IT-ORDAINED'BV THE COUN- 

cq. OF THE CITY OF OMAN CITY, 

N WJIIISEY AS FOLLOWS)' 

*cfU* 1J Tha IMIBP.' Ordlnano 

Dftlrlct Map, ocua aty. Haw Jaruy, 

•tfeptad Faknary 14, INS, to pad la 

l M 

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TWO" BEDROOM APT -' 

untvrYHihM y«ariy'*r'4iln«a»;;«i 

(hurtRaaltySpHana in-iMt.' ' [' 

Ni nmppr 1*M Tax Mip, City 10caan' 

d y, Cppnty M cap* Mpy, Ntw Jmay • 

trfin • RaiKaatial Tw» Family Xaaa IP 

pfKatHMMUl OPP Family Xaa*. Tax 

•Act DPitliU, OH. MM, MM, lad** 

«i Bay AIPPPP aM SiMapaa AnmHi 

nil. HK ISM.'MM, wtj, mi, xm. 

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OMluacat IntMHHtort «Hn IM 

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BEAURBGARD 

BOUND FOR JAPAN 

Airman Derrick R. 

Bewregard, »cm H Ann 

D. Beanrcgard of Bflays 

Uuding and 'Maria K. 

Beaongard of Somen Point 

Village, Somen Point, baa 

graduated from the aircraft 

armament flTBtenn specialist 

ctfune at Lpwiy Air Force 

Baas, Colo. His la acbeduled to 

awve wiBi the 43tad Aircraft 

Generation Squadron in 

Japan. 

SHERBY ATTENDS 

MUJTARYCAME , , 

S 

XacitPB 1. TMVOfdlnapcViMttriata- 

tn pp iima iM 

LAOOONPRONT 

In quiet setting this home has It all. 4 Bit's, Vh baths, living room, dining area, 

modern ktlchen, den with fireplace, enclosed porch, central at r, one ear garage, 

gorgeous landscaping and 3 boat slips. Listed for 1241,000.000, 

A real looker; Has 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, living room, dining area, modern 

eat In kitchen, family room with fireplace and beautiful Florida room 

overlooking the water. Has central air, one ear garage and a floating dock. To 

be sold completely furnished. Call for details. Just reduced to S2«9,500. 

SINGLES 

Riviera Rancher %h large »o foot lot, 4 SR's, 2 baths, new modern ktiehtn. 

Large family room and gas hot air heat. Good Value 1139,000,00. 

Cute Cettagt very elosi to beach. Has 2 §R'», 1 bath. Hying room, dining area, 

kitchen and screened In porch. Heated and furnished. Just reduced to 1107,000, 

This single overlooks thi meadows. Has J IR's, 1 bath, living room, dining area 

and kitchen. On large ioxlOO lot. Only 149,900.00. 

TWO FAMILIES 

Under construction. Three bedroom, 1 bath duplex with gas hiat, central air all 

appliances and wall to wall carpeting. Beautiful views of inland waterway 

S21i,00uer Buy as condos. 

\ 

Good location for this 3 iR, 2 bath duplex only 4 years old, loth units rented 

yearly. Excellent condition 1159,500.00. 

Cute Duplex with great potential for Improvement. 2 BR'§> I bath each floor and 

only 2 blocks from beach. Furnished and heated for J119,»00.00. 

South End location for this sensibly priced two family. Unfurnished but Includes 

all appliances. Each 2 BR. unit Is currently rented yearly. Only,J104,900.00. 

LOTS 

Bay area sleeper. Zoned single family, Hasbay views. Only 139,500.00. 

Two family lot with fantastic views of inland waterway. Very unique location 

Thlsone will make you money*. $79,500.00. 

Large slnole family lot in 34th St. area. Measures 50x100.144,900.00, 

ATTENTION 

We have super financing available to qualified buyers at the best rates in years 

Now Is the time to buy I 

1 sipROOM FORBUMtU APAR- 

TMlNT—MM par nanni p»«« iHnltfM. 

AvailAWa Oct. i. CM HH47JUJ far 

atHMUltmtnt. • • - > , Mt 

MODERN. OARDIN TYPE COHDO — 

iMtti PM; hiriw unwttnl alim» Mm 

•ky n«tit H M H I I I llviRf rwn, AII 

•pptltncM Intl. afr-CPMtu 1 Mrni., t 

balm, im» llaar, pad, MUM, UM pliii 

•til. AvallPMa Hjov. I, U. Ctll 111-Srl- 

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RETMt STORE AVAUBLE 

BtstUcittoiilnTawn 

13OO8q.Ft 

800 BLOCK ASBURY AVE. 

CALL 300*2770 H 

fpclton 4". If ppy parllaa at mu «•- 

I dlnaiK* la dacUrad IRYMU II uxll ool 

•H4JCT IM kPBUInlng' BemaM wMch 

Uull rmaln in toll Itrtt tut atntt. 

Mtpkan up for a 

 

•V VINTUI ol * writ Pt liacvtipn> •>• 

linwl mil pf iht lup«+l«- Court pt N>#*" > 

Jtrtay, Ch.nc^y Dlylirtn, capa May—» 

cwnty, Dpckat Na F-1IM45, trwrtln;' 1 ' 1 

pandlni, wrWr.lll NORWEIT MOR' "= 

TOAOE, INC li tna PlalMIN tnS *. 

CNARLES M, THOMPSON, JS, at'liyJK" 

at *( *ra ilia Dafandinti, I inall anpax'''-' 1 

laulaat PIlMIC VMdpapni >' "j 

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THUS! BHDROOM PIUST FLOOR - SITUATi In na Clly M Own City, ^L 

cantrAlly locatad. ) W«m ta kaaclt. ^"T •• Capa May an) Stata al N«w,;., 

Prlvata .ntrane*. w/#, MM plm' •>•"**• MiiMad aM < daKriPfd .i,,.,. 

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We'll go anywhere 

to take your mortgage application.. 

At Greentree Mortgage, we go i And il you can't come to us, 

out of our way to make it easy we'll be happy to come to you— 

lor you to get a mortgage Our wherever you are! Find the 

qualified mortgage consultants , Greentree office nearest you by 

are available eyenings and even calling 1 -800-624-3319, (1 -,B0O- • 

weekends (Saturday, 10am-,, , B24-1732 Outside NeWtfersey) • ' 

| 1 pm: Sunday, 12mon~3prrfolj$^ ,.y 1 'I,,-''' , < -t ,'' 1 ;. „.-,,„ 

ONE BEDROOM APT. - PlimlthM, 

MM Intiripctlan al jll* 

and fpuWwattatly fWa PI Silt StrPtT , 

TWO aiOROOM, »rd FLOOR^—fur 

paacn MOCK, tup IKIUMI Mil a, MI 

W»t.r.N«B.t» RPt»rM(«tPMHC«r1tY 

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ORDINANCE NO. tW7 

AaJ'pRDINANCl AMINOINO OR- 

DINANCR, HO.. aVa CNTITLED 

"ZONINO ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 

OF OCEAN CITY, NEW JB«»IY" 

BE IT ORDAINED BV THE COUN- 

CILOF TMi CITY OF OCtAH CITY. 

NIW J(B(IY AS FOLLOWSl 

t*cll«l 1, Uttlon 1M.M Pf Oidlnppcp 

IH l» nwrty ainandai) 4a nM •> 

IOKPWH, 

(a) In oJTttf fa prtutu tn) POPIIaM* 

attribution of IH|I«M, :*lr. tlroilitlm 

and.scun VIH « acuiifnnt n>tt, tmi 

r«t wall •> ant Mwly WMrntctM 

dnjUm iBrfpctinp: porcnH, .(lull *P 

- pl.ctd at t dlilmti maaurM traM ftp 

kiiraat ripM-PMmy papa aqul to th* 

'arlttnoitle naan dlttanta at all mr 

wal(t pl.axlitlns dwailUfi liKladlnE 

pwfltai, Ipcata4 M Iht illy MPU Mt* 

In wtUdi tM naw dwalllM In mmtlon I* 

10 M «an>lf1lttad. TM appllont (Mil 

aMpM MM arlmnntk main dlitanc* at 

all fair wall ai aiilitM dwaiunw !n- 

cliNflaa porthM, muuirM Irpm m* 

•trMtrlgkl^l-wty ««•. Irom a Hem- 

ud.tervayH'ai Ito Stato e) Hn itr- 

MY/l«ld trltlinnHt m«n dUTanc* 

calctiutlofl •hall b* inada pirt *» tna 

•Mltatlm dotsnmttttlM. N« parapn 

MCPIM In Ma raar yard Mull Ba 10- 

cliHM in tt» uinaiMM of arimmpiic 

•man tflitanctt mumrM frpffl tM rail 

walii y*t!' Mlillm dwaWnn • InclMnt 

d 

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(tt) NatwimttandMaj % praviiMPii'ln 

f SKtMti Jet I.t(a) la artfar ta praurva 

MM .nnilliljlt UJitrlbuttMi at umllaM, 

air circulation and atpan ylaw pnacaan- 

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ItHManipanarH lylfif katwaan Iha 

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MUNICIPAI. FUAHNINO EOARO 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

NEW JERSEY M1U 

FUBLIC NOTICE 

Tha mxl warMhpp PIPMIPI el lap 

Ocaaa City Plan-litp «par< will ha UM 

en wadaataay, Saplemkpr «. IMI pi 

lit* pm- la ma dwell CMHIMI at 

aty Hall. TM* M a epptlpppllaa al Iha 

Saptamppr n, IMS wprkihpp whlta wai 

carrM »vpr bacama a« HIM raatnlnti. 

-rpp lallawhit appllcaiMM «mlc» will b» 

an Itta malar ocStar 1, t*U aMMta 

wlllMoiiciftiadi 

EXTENSION 

Ralph ClayhM, Jr., EMck 111. LMI S 

** 

JUIDIVIIION 

Lynn Tlwmptwi, BhKK MM, Lai 1 

(tiB*Mln«ap«iniMrl 

SITE FLAN REVIEWS 

•apy Watua'i luc llacd NI, Let» 

(labMlflSaplambar) ' 

Hitrw-ttli AnaclalM, Black «l. 

Let MM llabM M (a^tanbar) 

Clayton CemlrwneaCempeiry. •(< 

ait. Lot t ItaMad I* lepVictibpr) * 

OTM«R DISCUSSION . 

^Tda Martf win pava a ravlaw and 

paulMa racpMMarallap, •piaodmapt, 

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Aaauit i. iru r*faral>« the MtMirtifM 

ft varlaaca ApplltPIMa pf Katwt Or- 

dilM, Sr« BMCN ISM, Let I. 

RS9ULAR DIKUSSION 

TMa mttmnt-1* bpJPB 

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m at tM, opan, paMic 

MaatlDiAclw 

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Mm at ma CMf •ptanMnM *NICP at 

IM Atbuty Avpiwa,, \ *' " 

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•M MWIn> IMphxl ahnff ma pcpaiHrppt 

•hay H p* dpaar mas twapty df>.*tvt,' 

Inm MM AikhMii *r Mikhppd IM*. 

lOr'wTmiit. MM, IWMIMIT- 

MvMlCIFAlI-LANNIN* EOARO 

i> %, CITYflF OCEAN CITY,' T •' 

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PAGE 16—> SECTION TWO 

A look back, a look ahead at the local sports, recreation scene 

As wt move from summer There was a good mixture system. '^———MMJ— 

to fall, let's take a moment topi 

reeognliable college and Under the gupervistcn of the 

look back on what's happened 

to the tut few months and 

•head toward the school 

sports season. 

Ocean City completed an 

etcellent summer basketball 

league under the direction of 

Rank Armstrong, a basket* 

ball referee In the Atlantic 

Ooaat Conference. 

PARISH PARTY 

SEPT. IS 

St. Bernadette's Church, 

1 

cocktail party from 5 to 9 p.m. 

Sunday, Sept. 21 in the 

church's memorial center in 

Northfleld. Donation 1J f 10 per 

person with cocktails, hers 

d'oeuvres and mode by Act 

; '—' 

Woolley, completed in record W f t * . •• .* .&', i A •'- •'• Mendei. , , w. 

high ichool names, the local Recreation DepartoMnt, the . ,. , : 

nnii tast frtnter, is tte only WnftilWeto"'*« ;;. Uoyd BayM, who moves to 

teague having been approved new lights not only gave O_-J. *„!••»,»;-» 

by the NCAA. piayenaNtter look afthe SpOliS COlUmitlft 

Ranter fall*porti. 5r«t* -—e^? », ««« 

But one of the biggest in> basket and spectators o better ' • "• 

Jolntte football itaff, snaring «««»with assistance froo) 

provtments - one of the look at the player*, it aUo T AMI " 

things that pushed tbHetgue fedueed c«t. • *#•¥• 

freshmen duties with Wait *a3SB&-J£l-i.' ..'.:. assistmtjrill'ie Carol fi 

back toward the peak seasons These were special energy. 

of the Ms and IDs when, under saving lights, allowing lAf llliOrVfttt 

Degenhardt, Mike Slavadd come u p winter snortt.TOi oy fafad.bojra 

? anJpanlL«reberatorehjni •*«« ftal^ got.jround to 

the direction of Dixie Howe", recreation officials to take ** III IHlllS 

basketball coach but he has i 

some of the best ptayerslntte some of the money they saved 

. from Woolley's staff. 

East gathered In Ocean Qfy and move It into other 

.ceaijh at yttlantje 

Bifl Hamilton Is back as coach. Newcomer (jhrli 

— was the Improved lighting programs. 

Community College the past 

\ soccer coach, assisted by Leo Lentx, one year out of 

. When you add the new lights . 

four seasons, wiU take over as 

' ' Chase. . Moravian Collage, will take Jayvee coach. , % ~ 

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY to the change in OCYAA Ield, ield, and the addiHon of a had an especially good BU Moreland wUl again over the test year's Smith No change Is expected in the 

new womens' softbaU team, aumnier sporU season. hindle tte boys awcountey AneyCMdioithtYMrVSna wrestling program with Bill 

which played agalnjt the best The appointment of Tony toam and Mike Naples will will be assisted by another NielOM directing the action 

in South Jersey —Ocean City Galante to succeed Ed dUwt the girls' cross-country neweoper, Georgian* 

Sto£ 1 ipS a 

and Galante helping out. * 

dissert card party, Tuesday, 

Sept. M on the Music Pier 

For information, and tlofcsti 

call 39MSM. 

CARD OF THANKS 

Mrs. T. John Carey, the 

staff at Carey's, wish to express 

their deep gratitude 

to all for their many kirv 

dnesses and expression of 

sympathy In the recent 

passing of our beloved. 

T. John, Jr. 

It's certain where the first 'home' game won't foe 

a OceanQty High School back and says they artgoing toarrang 

does not play its first home to try to play the game m "11 m 

field, it almost definitely will arrangements. 1 

EvtaaH, director of athletes 

1 rrf 

football players too much. It played." 

, nwiuau piuyera in mum. u piayea Itaeiia nnnnnpnt tarln. 

AM M»»» »M win hava ma Mart M fh= Tt>_^...n*l »..^n.«... f"" 0 . 6 OPPOHint twice, 

Bvtaskl,'*we^beptaytaioiir 

_>«. .. „ 

^^«m «* »« ftodents, me Raider soccer team, At twitchfliegameslatetota 

J.,, .. i „_.» ..- ^ ^ ^ ^^ up ttt 

re "" . ffi^^SSRffif!! ? m ".««fe^« B a,! ll ~ 8 •jf&q*r*«Bf.«io 

mtad.alniostimmediatoh/if.lt games will be pteyed. We're hull." • Grouo'^wa AaniDta» B«I 

wanted the game played In fotag to be prepare to play The difference between kick off their fcaramsonon 

Llnwood but local school MilnUnd on Oct. 18, tootta.' and soccer is Oat the ^fa^BM^d^f f\ 

i aoccir team playi each , —TomWUUamt 

play tt •! home. It will be w tteir owAfleli 

Area family to roo 

The Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 

& DELICATESSEN 

L Strvins Oetan Clfy 

#' Ytar 'Round 

J Since 195J 

• CALL FOR — 

OUR MONEY SAVING 

DAILY 

SANDWICH SPECIALS 

EN loy our Sandwich i, Hoaslt Specials as oifert 

HiypO like. NOCOUPONe«(5R REQUIRED 

EAT-IN or 

TAKE-OUT 

399-7680 

Reed family of Llnwood will 

be there in full force. 

"We were so excited when 

we taw BYU beat Boston 

to Join everyone at the BYU 

game," said Jay. He and trift 

Barbara are bom ttn BYU 

grads. 

BYtJ will play Templi 

University I p.m. on the 21st, 

and Jason, the Reeds' 4-yearold 

son is so excited be talks 

about the gams every day. 

Tlie Reed family belongs to 

the Llnwood Ward 

oongregaUon of the Church of 

ftegame. 

foramUon systems. Barbara 

Attention: Ocean City Business Persons! 

T.G.I.F. PARTY 

Sponsored by Tom's Deli 

A FREE SANDWICH TRAY FOR YOU 

iin.'n 

H. 1S 

"AND 6ATBHN0" 

CHIPSTEAK 

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THE SKNTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 

'Problems in paradise 9 

Newspapers, glass are piling upj call for countywide recycling • 

Municipal recycling of- ready market and were 

fldils in Opt May County, receiving up to »») a ton for 

smothering trader piles of recycled paper and the 

unwihted newspapers and authority couldn't get the 

glass, in looking to the flJffTPflft Qj SflB HotM^W&|i^^ Off 

county Municipal UUUtles bur TTumMpalltltw it felt 

AnUwrlty for relief. necessary to have before 

According to Cape May City going with a countywide 

Manager Fred Coldren, the mufceUng p*" 

"uvtlwliftlmliigcoQgCTHiua" of 

rnpi|^-ijnj i#Hni«i« attending 

• recent MUA-aponiored 

recycling roundtaUe is "that 

tt"a time for the municipalities 

to unite together to encourage 

the county IIUA to reesUbllsh 

the countywide 

recycling program," 

Two years ago, the 

Authority applied and 

received approval for a 

$183,000 grant from the state 

Office of Recycling to bulk a 

eounjrwlde facility designed 

to receive, upgrade ind 

market tin materiali the 

1 

cooperative effort even In 

times of good markets. 

•Times and attitudes about 

recycling have changed" 

since tbe authority's original 

offer to buDd • collection 

center. Coldren said. 

"The public Is better Informed 

and willing to par- 

Now, however, the firm that ticipate, 

waa paying *» a ton for paper 

bra yean ago is charging 

nwnlrtfHtl— |15 a ton to 

haul the paper away. 

Solid Waste Manager 

TheodoreF. O'Neill called tbe 

depressed markets in the 

midst of steadily rising 

support (or reveling 

programs "problems in 

dl" 

Be said, however, that the 

have to take the initiative to 

petition the Authority to look 

con again' at its proposal to 

build the facility and would 

At that Una, however, bun to make a commitment 

recycling officials had • to remain a member of the 

1 "Please strongly consider "We regret that tbe dty did opportunity for the mmudpal aaJd."UnfornmatiJy,mnchof years ago. Authority --com- 

taking prompt action to not respond to the MUA's officials and thaw from the thst material (in the landfill) mUsloners at their last 

satisfy the county need for a original offer to receive and MUAtogettogetherandwork Is recyclable.^ " regular meeting were 

program which will provide market recydabtoa. K#cent onnHn^pTO&eraaswellir ~ 

long-term markets, a experiences have ihown us to discuss wan of marketing 

recycling credit program and that tbe regional approach la recycled products that ham' 

a recycling fadtlly," aald probably tbe most feasible proven successful 

Stone Harbor Administrative method." "It's Important for us to 

Assistant E.F. "Ted" Pain. 

jointly,chart the future 

- be said, "landfill In a recent letter-to the At the round-table, O"NeJB because tbe tonnages at tbe 

charges are many times authority. North WUdwood •aid that tbe Authority' (MUA) landfill.-are much 

higher; more municipalities Mayor Lewis G. Vlnd wrote, sponsored the forum aa an greater than weeipected," be j 

an active in recycling than 

ever before and an committed 

for taTlong rani we 

have experienced the ups and 

downs of the marketplace; 

andirs now clear that by not 

being united In • regional 

rifin iTi • • in ii i I r.i.-.afitt^^ A&^ 

competing unnecessarily Ior 

limited markets and are not 

realhlng the costavoldance 

ind economies of scale that 

H1 Ev»rjrtarwroWtptttin skntteal over the; renewed 

fte landfm," .(VNeffl coo- can for construction of'the 

ctaded/'willinesiittwUllast facility, 

longer and sate on capital They agreed, however, to 

expenses down the UneT^ look at tbe strength of the 

.Because of the lack of coalition being put together 

success experienced gar- by Coldren before making a 

nerlng support for the final decision on wbether to 

jegiontl collection center two' renew study of the proposaL 


The city y la suspendbig pg its there's no maritet for glass," Man people aee tbe con- Municipal Utilities Authority they (the unions) are ofglass 

collection ~" due to lack Bf-aniWiiJAJTtaBiittBlBg Wmt§ they believe the may talHltt a regional faring," g, he said. "No limit* or 

be recycling market, and to do la stop tt. H'a more or recycling program U con- recycling program In tbeguidelines 

win be established 

according to Public Works less dangerous for the broken tmtijfig- ftitupg. 

until we hear what they of- 

Director Alfred Gasgnd afl glass to stay there." * GUsa and newspapers — fer." 

recycling containers at the 5th Oanglnl noted • that AMU be placed wltfi other 

Street and Attary Avame lot 

trajh on collection day until liver transplant patients Some soufoend residents 

„ _ disposed materials father notice, Ganglnl aaid 

witt paper, to regular trash dump* but adding the Caw Mav County 

boon municipal 

"1 have two buildings that 

are fffled from celling to floor 

ocenn il»y ilmice center and front to back with 

Pali Session begins 

newspaper," said My 

Sellger, Avalon's ad- 

September l«th 

ministrator of Public Works. 

preballet • ballet - jazi "This repieaeiila about S 

personal Instruction emphasizing tool." 


"There Is an urgent need f or 

be re-establbhment by the 

In a professional atmosphere CMCMUA of i countywide 

rcUng program," said 


mayor of 

for Information call 

Avalon. "Moro municipalities 

are active In recycling than 

60939B-9602 

ever before and we have felt 

Die difficulties of • fickle 

612asburyave.o.c. 

market for recycled 

materials." 

1 , 

Tiffany White, Stt, and Infant were upset it the ripping up ot 1 

Drew Fox remain In serious the recently paved MOO blockcondition 

At Pittsburgh of West Avenue In order for*- 

Children's Hospital following; homeowner to Install utniry- 

1helr operation! at the facfltty tines In her new home. f 

doting the wpnyffi ' RftHwit* hyindlns Edtajt* 

According to Marram May and Joan Brown were 4 

Ference, "Tiffany la doing outraged at the city's actions' 

quite well and look* real good, despite an ordinance which 

Her mom brings her down to prohibits the tearing up * 

an-offke(pubUcralatioos)at paved streets before tbrair 

least twice a week." yean have eltpMd. *: 

Meanwhile, medical However, dty Engineer 

authorities continue to David Batusmii called 

monitor Drew to determine •ttuatlon an emergency. "Tbe^ 

whether a second transplant woman dldnt have any water 

may be necessary. 

or electricity and she wanted 

4 

Both children suffered from to move Into her bouse," he 

Ibe congtntlal Uver aHmtnt, said. Ibe ordinance excludes 

Hilary atresla. - 

of emergency from 

According to O*y Business dtjr Councfiwomin Je 

Admmtatratorailchael Wood, Gum said the dty once* 

roe dty has narrowed Its discussed requiring. l 

•election of computer vendors owners to install utility lines, 

to four or fivs'stajpUen. befive street paving takea^ 

Tbe dly this year has place nut the Issue waa nevoc, 

budgeted 1130,000 to •com* resolved.

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iBditoriali/eomment 

^ Autumn 

fat the shore 

, * Another summer season is past history now, and 

what an eventful summer It has been; the demise 

of the resort's century-old blue laws heading the 

list of newsworthy events, 

rHowever, like the Sunday closing issue itself 

the summertime atmosphere and the fun 

feelings associated with the relaxing time of year 

continue. 

For years we on the Jersey Shore have extolled 

the virtues of off-season vacationing and 

• ^visiting in the fall and now that autumn has of. 

'Jfltlally arrived, we renew that call, 

./p..- It's been a long time since the days of rolling 

ijup the boardwalk after Labor Day, but many of 

-"Us can easily remember the time when post 

if Labor Day meant the resort was a ghost town, 

W Those days are gone as more people and groups 

-gtsome to realize the beauty of tht golden days at 

•" toe Jersey Shore; warm days and cool nights in 

.'.'w-a/iti&xing, less hurried setting — to say nothing 

'ohrfMeason rates. 

This week especially, with the arrival Monday 

of competitors from Japan, Canada and other 

states for the international shuffleboard tournanientrwe 

have another chance to editorialize 

anew on the beauty of pur tpwo to persons who 

nay be visiting with us for the first time. 

Enjoy our shores, and come back to see us. 

JOSEPH R, GILBERT 

Some problems 

seem to linger 

locally 

I noted with much interest, Inadequate police 

a letter to the editor of The protection: I called attention 

., jjmtindr&dfer L Sept 6. It to this about,four yean ago 

' 'deattwitbsuggestlonsoabow when the situation was^wt as 

^ttiaro Oceiuf Oty br;ad- badasltnowseem«tot>e.^^BDE 

The letter was ieadllned .be fault of tbe police; they 

"Suggestions to save i. are spread thin a't any time of 

• sJntdog cjry." the year and, to look Kin tbe 

The writer enntunerated • eye, If we eipect adequate 

those problems; there were police protection then we had 

five la number. Some of my better be prepared to bunker 

f previous columns through the up more money In the tax 

'years have dealt with the package to pay for that 

exact same problems. I do protection. It's as simple u 

beuevelbavefoundaUndred that. ; 

soul! lie enforcement of trash 

Bikes on the boardwalk and Utter la wi: Heel so very 

after the prescribed time: sorry for those folks who live 

Urdy, the dry could make a across from a convenience IT*!*** n**.*.^ — • * 

bundle, have more than store or •upeMarket; 24 1 11© State WC rC 111 

enough to pay additional noun of trash seven days a 

' enforcement officer! In this week, 

.regard and make the walk You can't blame the stores. 

safe for everyone. . Put the blame right where It 

i .'Aa I mentioned In a column belongs — on the human 

of. some two yean ago, I beings with non-human habits 

watted north from 20th to 12th who throw everything they no 

streets one evening In August longer have a use for on 

1 arid In that brief walk of eight lawns, sidewalks, even onto 

' blocks, I counted 103 bikes on porches. 

me walk and, would you AndwbUeweareatlt,letus 

believe It three mopedst not forget the moron on the 

Speeding by motorists, other end of the leash of man's 

1 - ^Pagetfour 

Watching the Hobie Cat races at 2fith Street beach. 


Good resource management 

makes good fiscal sense too 

By DAVID F.MOORE 

Executive Director 

best friend — tbe damage NJ.CotuervaHoo Foundation 

was ft voice howling to the done to lawns, properties, 

wDdemesa when I wrote a personal wearing apparel and Things are reatty burring hi 

column on this some three tempers Is considerable. the marshes and wetlands of 

jeers ago. It Is no Idle coin- It has long been my belief this state we're to. This Is the' 

' ddence that our causeway is that laws and ordinances time of year when Mother 

one of tbe most dangerous should be stiffened in this Nature 1s working 

roads in the entire state, regard and that the fines be ddubletlme. It's as though 

;• LtJieSareitiuchtoonarrow, increased to a point where every lifeform has a 

speeding'is' rampant and people will make their subliminal warning system 

'many of the driven seem to mistake Just once. After which says, "Eat more, Jump 

have gotten their license* at shelling out, they will make more*' • swim more, for 

the local hardware store. the mistake no longer. tomorrow we may die." 

At any rate, the frogs are 

OCEAN CITY GOVERNMENT— busy catching insects, which' 

I MAYOR 

J Jack Bfttner 

,-„ r 18Sw«jetwatercr. 

;!'399-*lU (City Hall) 

;j\ 399-6204 (Horns) 

COUNCIL PRESIDENT 

Henry S. Knight 

.'22-17 Haven AV. 

39?;5555 (Work) i 

( 399-4646 (Home) 

to theu* turn are munching on 

vegetation, or, other Insects, 

and the greenery to this 

biological supermarket Is also 

at Its peak, wanned by late 

' summer sunshine and 

nourished by water running 

CotlNClilMEMBER COUNCILMEMBER cff of farms and woodlands. 

AT-LAROE 

Herbert Brownlee 

530 W. Surf Rd. 

399-4040 (W) 

-1 3°9-T407 (H) 

AT.-LARGE 

Jeanne Clunn 

315 Central Av. 

399-6232 

Indeed, this concentration 

of life in wetlands makes 

mem especially valuable for 

people, too. Wetlands can 

dean up dirty water and 

t flooding by. slowing 

ff fh ifll 

' j , tit WARD f 

1 -MarKVldeffo 

«34SeacrestRd. 

! l 3980157 (W) 

fJ '- '3^7229(H) 

CotlNCILMEMBER 

, 2nd WARD 

William A/lels 

600 E. 9th St. 

1 399-2789 (W) 

398-5337 00 

So you'd think we would do 

a better Job .of wetland 

protection than we do.' But 

summertime > ii construction 

time, too, Some of our roost 

water, soaks down to our manau 

_.. . . . aquifers; and channeling' It makes.no sense to me to 

wetlands nave performed for water In pipes and ditches to promote a shopping center 

"flmtLiv.un^tft,i« "T* tt f*?*>**JtT *** torthe *" mua « 

i sirongiy suspect that we cely a chance to be used for produces, only to have to pay 

. double tomorrow to hold back 

"t '•.f'r. 

promote a shopping center 

today for the tax revenues 

it produces, only to have, 

to pay double tomorrow 

to hold back the flooding, , 

it creates through fast runoff 

• Pavement and roofing 

IP '...-.•: ' '•'!- i''a 

where to go/' 

wh&ttodo 

OnpMcf »t Oct.il City Milt H wluntr 

SPECIAL EVENTS? 

International flhuffleboard tournament hosted by 6cean * 

City Shuffleboard Oub, 5th Street and the boardwalk; 

each day through Friday, Sept. »». v *< ,., 

Dessert card party sponsored by Shore Memorial' 

Hospital Ocean City auxiliary on tbe Music Pier, 12:30* 

pjn. Tuesday. Proceeds to benefit the hospital. 

New Ufe Ministries Gospel program on the Music Her,"' 

8pjn., Wednesday. : -• -> - •••: -.—-* 

Banjo Band sing-along and dance on the Music Pier, 0' 

pjn. Thursday. Admission $1. * ' ' •* 

Decoy show on tbe Music Pier, 10 ajn. to 10 pjn. • 

Saturday. 

Children's video pageant on the stoatc flsr, Sunday. ; 

SAGES (Senior Adults Gaining Education andi 

Stimulation) dassea to begin Monday, Sept. SO, at the St., 

Pteter'a United Methodist Church. Courses will be held at, 

10 ajn. for eight weeks. . . 

EXHIBITS 

Ocean Oty Historical Museum; 409 Wesley'Av.^. open'' 

Tuesday through Saturday, Ito4pjn. Guides win explain 

•', Vj 

Ocean aty Arto Oaiter, 409 Wesley Av., open ITajn. to 5' 

pjn. Monday through Friday; 9ajn.to4p.in. Saturday' 7 

to 10 pjn. Monday through Thursday while classes are in 

session. The month of September will feature the center's 

permanent collection in the Upper Gallery and Mary 

Federid-batik and watercolor works in tbe Lower - 

Gallery. Call 399-7628 for taformatton. ' 

PARTIES. 

Matchpototjjrs, card party, 7:30 pan^Tuesdaya to the. 

community center, 18th Street and Simpson Avenues 

_ me flooding - . it . creates „. through , Matchpotat duplicate bridge game, 7:30 pjn, Thursday- ,,> 

r 

^^g"^"—Sg •pavement fast .runoff and from- rooftop, ail' / that In the h community center, 18th Street and Simpson * 

Long overdue, wetlands Avenue. * ' 

It makes no sense to 

protection legislation (S402) 

b now under active review by 

- the New'Jeney Senate, and 

awaiting a vote (A-672) In the 

s 

Assembly. - '• ' ,'< , 

Since this la an election year 

for the Assembly,' no action 

can.be expected there before 

November. That'i because 

me Assembly, doesn't meet 

much,'what-with all that 

campaigning,, and; because 

campaign contributions from 

majordevelopment interests 

might-be, Jeopardlttd Hi a 

. legislator votes- the. wrong 

^way. /• ,. ,t " -L-, 

Vou may think rae,cynl4jt 

1 ^tweataerved, you ask? Your * . ' . - . . . . ' 

^ votestmcounta.soyouibQHld 

make your voice beardJThc 

'yevefy'day. T v w» v; J" ^^vî ,,•' Green'a descriptive;Jnto'.each 

recipe 

failure when he or she is 

stressed or tastes high-calorie 

foods, As the resolve to 

continue dieting temporarily 

crumbles, the dieter decides 

feat the day Is lost 1 times could also be explained 

by the physiological consequences 

of losing weight. 

The body responds defensively 

to weight loss - for 

and Instance, by Increasing 

overeats with a vengeance. hunger and salivation, The 

control difficult, if not Impossible." 

Dr. Lowe's moit recent 

research tends to support the 

physiological eiplahatlon for 

dieWnduced overeating. The 

. "Howevtr," Lowt eontlnues, 

"the tendency for 

dieters to overeat at certain 

physical stress associated 

win weight loss may combine 

with other sources of distress 

in make continued dietary 

research was conducted In 

association with Barbara J. 

Mayedck of Undenwold and 

Alberto R. Cebollero of 

ADKE 

suspect 

WeS paced suspense mat 

builds to a complicated studio 

climax and is set within a 

wonderfully realised atmosphere. 

- As the story opens, Martin 

, Hothihaa^jujt run into 

An inventive and highly 

satisfying novel 

ttihres, and the wide variety.^fate being d^Vd 

of people Involved in Psychological suspense 

emergency medical service at augments this clever 

a large Los Angeles hospital. mystery. 

Not all, however, Is miracle THE $IQN OF TUB 

working and glory. 

SERPENT by Sara Her/ 

Sword finds himself In this well contrived 

devoting more and more of his romantic novel set against the 

Mfe to Mi demanding career. backdrop of 11th century 

"Nowhere, except in the white Ireland, the threat of a 

corridor, do I fee! so totally French Invasion and the 

alive, HO self octualiicd/'TIUB ongoing strife between 

career has already cost him tenants and landlords In- 

two marriages, and he is tensify the dangerous rivalry 

currently seeing a thatis the central action of the 

psychiatrist 

story. 

Emergency treatment Is Caroline Morritey is 

rapidly becoming a major working as a teacher la 

specialty in modern medidne. Dublin-trying to forget the 

Readers of Trauma Center anguish of her father's death 

wfll obtain a realistic and and the loss of their ancestral 

gripping picture of the people, home :•* when she is coerced 

equipment, and emotions at into taking a job as governess 

work In such a setting. • to the borne of the man who is 

CLASSIC COW CUISINE responsible for the gfl 

" by Karen Green 

For those to whom cold food 

means turkey sandwiche* and 

lettuce, Karen Green's fifth 

cookbook will provide a 

particularly delightful range 

•'of new eating experiences. 

Tbe more than 370 recipes for 

dressings, dips, drinks, 

salads, appetizers, soups, 

main dishes, and desserts 

draw from a variety of 

cuisines, Including Asian, 

African, Russian, South and 

TJatln American, Middle 

Eastern, and European and 

American. 

The book Is organised into 

six main sections by course 

and, within each section, the 

recipes are alphabetical by 

the name of the country of 

origin. Old favorites, Induing 

Caesar salad and 

spinach and cheese, pie, ap- 

m t> 1| ferry's memorable couple, 

Inspector Pitt and his 

splendid wife Charlotte, 

pursue another murder investigation 

that takes them 

from the squalor of the slums 

to the hypocrisy of Ugh 

society drawings in Victorian 

London. Pitt Is uncomfortable 

with a cane built against a 

humorless tutor by a zealous 

young policeman who 

possesses a potentially obstructive 

reverence for tht 

upper class. . 

However the witnesses 

appear irrefutable, especially 

after one is murdered, and 

Pitt's superior is adamant 

about not reopening so embarrassing 

a case — a 

teenager from.a wealthy 

pg 

family was murdered in a 

fiasco that led to her father's 

bathtub and shoved down a 

nun, , 

London Sewer, . 

Hely provides plenty of Charts, Impelled by the 

intrigue, casting suspicion on tutor's wife, launches her own 

various characters before campaign to prove Oat the 

unmasking the true villain, wrong man has been arrested. 

and she naturally Includes a Much to Pitt's marvel and 

romantic subplot, In which tBsmay, she does not limit her 

Caroline becomes Involved Inquiries to soirees and tea 

with a very eligible widower. parties, but carries her titled 

light historical fare. 

sister along to a morgue and 

FOUL SHOT by Doug 

to various seedy London 

Homlg 

neighborhoods. 

This solid first: novel stars, The suspense is perfectly 

private eye Loren Swift from executed to this masterworib 

Charlottesville, Va.,Swift's nXusiom OF LOVE by 

creator displays a sure hand Cynthia Freeman 

with tbe mystery genre in this Freeman la not only a 

account of a simple missing skilled ..-_.- writer „.._ of n romance , 

persons case mat leads to fiction but an astute observer glamour of traveling with and 

murder, religious cults, L of character as well In her assisting his mother - he 

college basketball, financial latest novel she takes what began touring with her at age 

and sexual blackmail, race* could have been Just another » months - to a fierce 

riots, more murder, and, of 

. ., fwroutawmanceWaround ««*» ta «|J fy^B* 

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EPTEMBER 21, IMS 

[E SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Obituaries ethics, women learn s 

if Natocy Lerro, 71; 

Iff ^y resident 15 years 

ffii I ,• WffiJli Rd., died Sept. 20 at Burdette Tomlln Hospital, ape 

A.G. Casterline, 44; was 

MARMORA - A. GleimCasterllne, 44, of 303 QuaU Drive, 

died Sept. 17 In Burdette TomUn Memorial Hospital, ape 

Miy O»urt House. 


Laboratories 

of Atlantic City inc. 


the opening on Mon., Sept, 16th 

of its 


% 213 West Avenue 

.,'i:". ; i. Ocean CIIVJ N.J. 

'y /A ;* CWnner jlftof Coasfal Lite) 

•' '"'"* PhoneSW-fa? 

Hours 7:30tol, Men, Fri. 

OThHIR LOCATIONS 

PLEASANTVILLE POMONA 

414 SO. MHo SI, 72 W. Jim Leeds Rd. 

645-2255 Stockton MM, IUg. 

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. 

" 4021 Atlantic Avenue 

.- V| : : ^H "^p ^t i^î i 

A memorial service will be held at 7 pjn. Thursday, Sept. 

28, in the CJiurch of the Resurrection, Marmora. 

Victoria Hoover, 82; 

lived here since 1945 

WcWaH.HooTOr,M,of7MBattiriiaM,,dled^,I8 

in Jhore Memorial Hwpital. 

She U survived by a nephew and nieces. 

Burial was in North Cedar HOI Geniitary, 

Brad Cramer, one month 

He waa bom in Shore Memorial Hospital. 


FLOWER SHOP 

b B58 Asbury Ave. 

Phone 398-1157 

,y Ocean City, N.J. 

Friends o( Music Tickets on Sale HisreC ' 

ABOUND 

1OTJ HOUSE! 

smtm 

ipKm ^Jl rietertjr a better time to NOWIP 

^switch tcraiatiiral gas. Switch ibday 

. ^^takelântageo£the 6%A. TAKE 

ilMr ]^r purcha pcas urchase and an 

||init|illlltion.ofliifhefficiency liifhe natural 

ie most 

aiilpr a participating 

^ htt Ad 

fAf 

course 

starting 

education and stimulation legislative committee. 

Monday, JeptM with m. TO^tCtntly appîtad by • «J««»r-,r^~T-, 

*«•»»* »«flM of tuition- Ow.Ksaniiamifflbirrt.to i ??' n Sf i 'J " . - 

free eouriei for aenlor N.J, State CotamkiJon on Mflrtlnd oNyi Uwi 

dUieMatviriouiteaUaMita AJng. ^ beauitoffewWpunlahniint 

oounflea. * WiWt IB Cape Mij^ ar C0««W t«*WV ., 

*">«« *• ÔBS classes JûWc cguntles are Invited °l* PNTOI' HOURS 

»^duled tor Ocean City y to' to attend e the e dynaalc dyna seniors e Cape Miy County 

one •ntlUed -"Dynaale ''dan'rand im snroll by 

ta wtatar 

by ^>nry resumes lta wtatar 

l » M U i t «ttat^fflflt f h «nlorj» Mi group wUmiet ««itirtagatanôfflieflrit 

tirt» week ; of 

«d«le 

r 

tirt» 

when.houw 

week ; of 


*)%$•: Monday 

ri4ll(»toi 

at 10 i m WCh Monday Bîeirtoni, 

naMiHng«ttrtnffljpt,Mln ftrfurtherinfomiaUoncaU 

«. Petert United MethodM JkUaaUc Coimiuilty;Conige 

seniors class this semester 

i art 

Morgan, a talk by Mrs. Ann The art of Mary SlmWns 

Zahora, director of the N.J. Federid b on dlnday at the 

SUlte Dlvialon on Aging; Cape May County Library in 

"Miss Liberty liU" an Cape May Court House now 

and 1986 centennial and batik, federid giwg 

celebration of the Statue of private Instruction in her 

enforcement composite May County Art League, and 

sketch artiat" by George is tne youth art instructor for 

amaofêmQiy.foniiir the 'Wldwood^lecreition 

N,J. State Fato officer. DqdfiiBtafc,,' 

John m Oilbirt Sr. ttf M " , ..•,-: -I.. 

Sindia Rd. will serve aa In- MOVIE ON INSULIN 

structor forr the dynamic AT HOSPITAL WtJ 1 

atiien activities as a national (taring, a meeting of * the 

JtotricaiT Aiioctaaonof Wo;. 

Retlrid Persona, and- ftte 

presently serves ai vice Point. 

The 8021 

the most advanced tMhnology 

in the woridatacostthat'sunWable. 

t l l 

^ purchase only..;,, 

9 SANYO fiAUWB^ p 

S ^ S S ; FREE DEMONSTRATION 

522-4545 

fM;fc! J ,;; 

SERVICE FIRST 

5614400 

such as brute force, lsolait 

l fil * S? 

hen of Uw. »,Alplw Iota ridicule and sopm,ahe1 

chipler of 8MB Sigma PU, Mine. piopU^ JwWvIf, 

—Atfttr-beilnntei of timi (MOtay laws In hepte^f 

human Wtott put aU their righting unjuit tawi. There 1 

Makta into, eatini and «ndPr.King woni BMBIBI 

protection. From these efforts The bualness meetings 

^flhiMivoivfdjtoedratoirj wndueted ) by Barbara 

Mi*i^S^ ••,"'"","' Barrett,presWiafc folle 

Human belnga flrtt learn a Iv committee chairman 

To Late To 

Classify 

PUN, WORKINB OIRLJ NEEB 

F.mal. roomnul, from ocloMi 

OABAOE SALE - 3 family KM ol 

ftMiiVlM E, Inlil IHI (OK W..I.V 

Rd)S.l.f/Jt. t.,m.iolp.m. MF 

VBAB1.T TWO BEDROOIM - unlyp. 

nllliM .pi., nortti Mi, 1MWMI1W nil 

(MliB*. Mai modlfil, inclMlAi all 

Otlllli.I, flV.IUIll. Oct. ». UtttmHH, 

•Koriiy. cm HirjJi. MI 

DUPLEX 1MB FLOO 

oa, ttm.'l Mrm., I bithV, w«r,'«ii 1P 

htWlnOcWfiirtf'i ' 

Mar|e PManoiw at 

rtatenan.rBidtt^.irt 

tor hostesses m " 

fourth Hopefully A 


e»fPWilltli Ml mat), applicant 

_ 

tavlhuit corntr.oi Ninih llrNI' 

iir lilt plan *i«t appro.ai M ana ' M)or ibulk i am M 

.arlancn, if rmulrri, Irom IIH 

giiukta provinon. oi tn. omn»if, 

Itnlnt anil 519" QMinMtH H 3 A 

f»rmi! Itie appllcanl to .imprBv M ~ r 

prgpurtv wild • naw ana H I M 

y.nicl, iuil tflipMtlng latnity 

cmv.nlenc. lltri aitd canopy.' ~W/ ' 

virlincH rNUHM *n lapwmlltHi 

l»>. .rtcllon and eparilltn ofJS, 

alor.lald l.clllly In Iht O»B,;[g«K 

ana ••mil in», -]5S'^ ~'':'ii'."*','.*';y-'.-)'~"f:*' ;'•-'V'- 7 , ! v'- r^ * ^-' r '*..^ •''• y '• ' : • • ! 

•!;." 1 ^ 1 

^ 1 ill! 

CAPSULES (165 S) OR TABLETS 

Extra Strength 

SWEET N LOW OR 

New Country 

Yogurt 

WHY PAY MORE " 

Wilson 

SJiced Bacon 

r 

"NO Pnr •; ,'.nt)rD 

PANUWK'M On HOUND TOP 

ShopRSte 

White Bread 

I Li A i Hn I I ill 

Cooked 

Roast Beef 

Drink Mixes 

feôrnish Hens 

U S. (illADf A NI.W t NULANI1 

Fresh Fillet „, _ 

Of Flounder* 

:€si^M«^^^ 

Swanson 

Dinners 

Eastern 

'waaajTBt s>.s5?' % 

ShopRite Coupon (j IH ShopRite Coupon 

SfiopHitc Ck>u 

SSMMM^^fc^PSÊ 

&$$

S 

E 

P 

9 

8 

5 

\te>--9.95I 

ONiPOMND' 

QUAKiR 

) I 

3-LBSrORMQHt: 

'•f/ 1 .

:\ i 

Dhoio by Senior Studla 

Winners in the annual Ocean City Fishing Club surf tournament are 

from left, John Diefenbach, third. Rich DeMato, first, and Michael 

Franklin, second. Awards were presented at the youth center following 

the event. • » • • • _ • « 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. 

-IMC- 

R00HNG4 



HEATWG 

181 Witt Avmut 

Ban fishing contest Oct. 5 

DOWNBEACH 

H PLUMBING 

^5\J HEATING 

"OviR 20 YiARs EXPERIENCE IN THI ARBA" 

398-4423 

WiRSMil 441 Bay An 

Lie. No, 1909 Ocean City 

Earl "Duke" Falciani 

f M CONeREf E WORK" 

Full Service Contractor 

Serving Bolh Cape May i Atlantic Caunflai 

(609)628-3227 

All bass fishermen are and local merchants. Every 

Invited to the 1963 Sunshine oitrant will receive a grab 

Baas Fishing Classic at Union bag of lures. 

Lake In Mifville Oct. 5. The tournament will run 

The »40entry fee covers two frem ? a.m. to I pa with - pho»i»..or studio 

SOSAJM suttKAS .sitsc* |r """ n8 clul> c "" urei1 ""* ^ to •" i " 1 *•"- 

merchandise donated by wU to avuHiiJle at tte noon 

a * mmiaMar y^ 

SB5ST •MMto.^-iui Over 150 fish caught m tournament! 

Ocean CMy Fishing fishermen entered. 

i. — — — J *J - lit ' i»_ _ m A 4 * *i _ — . _ 

aurf 

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24,19$5 

^ ,..„,«„. ' ^ " "* phoioby s*nior studio 

~— - — ^; T~JZ— —-w. Fishing Nurie* auriiaiT wffl" hold"! ^ Kerstetter, left, receives the award for 

mm and eight Individual Club carried oft top honor*, bridge round robin' for the largest fish caught in tournament from Don 

Second ni.« >«t i. n. i—» rf ^ ,,,0,^^ PUeggl of the Ocean City Recreation Depar- 

"'— t " J ~ IJ — tment, cosponsor for the event. 

BONAFIED 

RIG. BUItDER 

LiC. HW7A9 

From Floor to Roof, Front Door to Back 

RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCIAL ' 

Conertft * Pafnflng • Carpentry 

(609)391-0936 

jMMing & Remodeling NOW! 

Warren North 

REGISTERED BUILOEB 

7ft SLA lay Awe, Phone 3982938 

Building > Remodeling • Ailf rallam 

• Roofing 1 Siding • Intmior a Exterior Painting 

• Formic* Work • Furniture Repair A Re finishing 

^PBii BSTIMATiS" 

! RESIDENTIAL 8. COAAAAERCiA 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

LooHor Ui In Tin Yellow 

UGHT • HEAT • POWER 

EMERGENCY SERVICE 

• Commercial 

• Residential 

' • Reasonable Rates 

.• Fully Insured 

! Call Today For 

HAMADA & SON 

Alt Types Of 

Roofing • Siding • Sheet Metal 

311 Wilt Avp, Phone (609) 

399-1048 

M.Ji, 

w* 

r % 

-,* 

J|5 : HOAAES 

Pyllf inivrM 

HOME REMODELII 

Custom Building 

.Addlfloni/Alftrations/Residintiil/Commtrelii 

Painting/Paperhangina/Fioorlng 

Minor or Mi|or Repalrs/Patios/SldewalKs 

BrlekfrBnti/Kitehens/Bithroorns 

ESTATES 

-7423 

"The Oldest Established Builder In Ocean City". 

TARVES, INC 




Ca//Earl Tarves 390-1230 

82 HIGHLAND A¥i. IIISIJVS MIHT, N. j. 08223 

J.R.NIXON 


223 West Ave. Phone 398-4529 


ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 


ROOFING and SIDING 

No Job Too Small or Too large 

750 WEST AVENUE • OCEAN CfTY 

I I 


^Srg^bshwâ^ a 

inch weakflsh caught by E. scant will be cum 

,aprixewinbMi 

WE 

RENT 

AIR 

COMPRESSORS 

THE 

BEMTER CENTER 

625 Mew Rd. 

»MxtraS}«>r»HardW 

Soniers f omt 

6539002 

a*, 

Total Home 

Repairs 

JOHNBOLTON,Jr.> 

Free Estimates 

399-5342 

VINCENT STAHLER 


"CUSTOM CARPENTRr 

Specializing Irr 

REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS • flEMOOQJtS • AOQmDNS 

VMYL SIMMS c VMYL REfUCaKMT WMDOWS 

• PHONE 399-4724 • 

We're In the 

YELLOW PAGES 

N.J. BETTER 

BUSINESS BUREAU 

&ttrt£m SIDING 

822-3170 

*See our display ad in Friday's paper 

PowvrWathlng 

399-0969 

FRANKLIN 

PAINTING 

Interior 

Exterior 

CiKtom 

Piptf Hinging 

Ocean Roofing & Siding 

»33\rVifit/Ave. - ^rt-'l'WJ&L* 

^sw-a'ssrr". -i?-^^;^ ; 

Catch 20Opound blue shark 

*, Tony Salomone, 

m 

poand blue shark south of the was mate, 

canyons. 

Jew Construction 

Alterations 

and Repairs 

22Vrs Experience 

Folly Insured' 

Frte Estimates 

Call 390-0420 

(Located In 

Upper Township - 

for over 20 Yrs ) 

N.J. Refl, Bid. No. 

00114 

PLASTERING 

NEWWOAKAPAtCMNQ 

WATERPROOFED 

STUCCO 

PUSTEWMfiolAIKWi 

DRY WALL 

CONTRACTOR 

REStOENTIALA 

COMMERCIAL 

8HEETR0CKM8 

&FMSHM6 

GREG K. 

CORSON 

ANDDAU6HTER 

399-7683 

If no antwec call 199-3193 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 


1 Inturad 

EdwartHiHeeit 

WAL 390-9198 

ABLE 

PAINTERS 

Interior and 

Exterior 

insured 

(609) 

398-1967 

GRACE 

FUEL CO. 

W-24Hn.ADty 

pKal Service 

PusjIChlarf 

HIAT1NO OIL 

Dial 399-0450 

SUMMER COOL • WINTER WARM 

• Rnldtntlal — Commercial • New or Old { ' 

• A*K About Ctllin ^ Construction [ 

ProcMt • i^town'iir Batted Insulation 

1-4 . . 1 1 , 1 , . "' I 

00 MM Rd. " WH1MM " t • 

, ,J>« 

, 1 

V 

I 

JESDAVtSEPTEMBElOd i{«5 

THE SENTlNEL-tEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

be needed for signs under amended twp. 

% %-535 SKFS? S? SfSSffi* SfSSffi* SSwsa a SSS SSS S3ri sasrWM 

ass SSSSfr £s»S 3S£a S?£« uu - • CHESTNUT HttL ' - A-. 1 

Ji • Among the Jncantog-freshf 

PHOTOS AVAILABLE men at Chestnut HQl College' 

_, Most pictures that ap-, h Philadelphia' is Jane V. 

pear in The Sentinel- Magulre, daughter of Mr. and' 

,Ledger may be purchased Mini. James J,,,Maguire of 

at the office, 112 8tn St. ftr Ocean City. She U a graduate 

'a charge of |2.'', .•/}-•r i 

,yw '. 

,i0SKMn alang 

21TnfMlt{ 

11 Backslid* 

,23 Padu^ t9lo 

24 HanHer 

28 Crowing 

32UnrlvtF«(< 

3d lmm«nse ' 

' 34 Plua 

OS Oardan pest 

"-17 Hideout 

V'4Ol)n(oi« 

43 Sutleil^t 

,'44 CoapulatB 

JBJal^ 

SOObJsctiva 

53 B»,\JS UN i 

'"I 

?9 

V V' 

^6 Cornedlan — 

JOhnton 

97 Short lime 

58 Qhully 

SI Stain 

, O6WN, 

' ISpoutfOrtll 

3 DiisolvB ' 

4 In favor ol 

, E Winter 

Olympltm 

6 Puccini work 

7 P«r capll< % 

B Dixie Hate 

» Wedlock 

10 tripod 

11 Old Nona poem 

PREVIOUS 

PU22LE (SOLVED 

annum 

•aaqa 

nnun 

QPDDB_ 

monnH 

nDDQ 

1 ElDEIln 

BHia 

anniiKmjcicH QDDBD 

•QD QtlDDil BOaR 

maa (Innnta 

^.IJHfverlonru ' iBEuropeail 4»Plaionll 

'np*UU«l ' country 4« Tobacco 

8 Seal ' MCKOpjiony mouinft.1 

ftSmr^' SiWounrJejl * 47 Drama role 

MCoiMtowU 38 M«k.l right 40ROMIfn.n 

'i5H«.dS .Â^tand - .soevermar, 

Hindu Clail ,''» COIOIUM ' 51 Yukon hut var 

26 Bmf llr«kt 40 flog '„ 52EquaH< 

:7Crfull M2Mad>lgoaM i54Elllt I 

?8 Malmknijun 43 Beat upctra% SSCerei din 

'V^M 

•it . i 1 .'t »J 

iiHiaHSiB 

I HSHB P 

! KSiBH • — 

oamed on the _^_ .._. „ 

responsible for their removal* 

All new HgW wlfi be |tf 

spected within 30 day*,.of 

— — construction aiid the towMWp 

can order the removal tt any 

Good Counsel Leisure Dub Ocean City Fire Depart- sign which is - not kept 

meeting will Bill Sturm of ment women's auxiliary properly. If a bosfnetr or 

New Jersey fieU, aodal hall, meeting, youth center, a p.m. "--•-—- -• " ^ 

40th Street and Asbury 

Avenue, 1 p.m. THURSDAY 

LHUIJU Duna Bingûmg ana ruiimnn '"—"-minni Imi f 

Back to school night at the dance on the Music Pier, 8 *m ahan be allowed ttoltw 

tfjln CUV Prfm. SOIUAI p_m- Aif.nla.lnn «1 • ' ' "' ' i w T - " 

[and 

Matchpolnt duplicate 

bridge,, community center. 

New Life Ministries Gospel 7:30 p.m. 

program on the Music Pier, 8 . 

P-rn- Rotary Qub meeting, Mac's 

, Bestaurant, Somera PotoL' 

Kiwanls Club meeting, 6:30 pjn. 

Plymouth Inn, 12:19 pjn. 

Ocean City -Council J 

dieas Club, youth center, 7 meeting, ti council il chambers' 

city hafl, 7:30 p.m. 

rTHESALT 

Grooming & Pet Supplies 

We will be closed 

September 26th 

thru October 7th " 

Carol 

? 

Scott, 

4O6AsburyAve:- 399-7491 . Ocean City, NJ 

Til i"A^# 

DeparU.framAL'Si 

conforming ^ tiga"l MrfllLifi 

iwMeotial COM i+'MtowiiJlife' 

replied or 'rdoottod^HM ••' 

nan 

'\\^r V^" 1 "' -'" >^ "^' 

like to fôur 

delivered on 

t 

*£&i 

,«jf 




your Sentinel-Ledger delivered 

to your winter address 

when you want it! H 

• '' Fill In this coupon & mail it in of.drop It off iwn: 

change of Address C 

:'v:'*lt r iei.^-,iu-i:ii, '^mjL^'^ûJ^^l tJ^ûf^^^-f^^^^lkM 

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PAGE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, Nil, TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 24,1085 


: ADVERTISING RATES 

Advertisements lor these columns should be in'tht of- 

fice of The Sentinel Ledger for the TUESDAY EDITION not 

later man Saturday noon for the regular classified Met Ion 

and not later than Monday noon tar the ioe-iats-fg-cialsify 


classified section and Thursday noon for the foo-fafe-to- 

OWtl*. 

OntTimt, 21 Wards arLMI ,..f M.35 

* (10* per word exceeding 2S words) 

Ad Running S CoiiiMUtlvt Timii, 

with IS Words or (.ess IIJM 

• Ads Requiring lex Number • 11.00 additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS §0< EXTRA 

—All Classified Advertising Cash B$sls— 

112 »h Street, Oeean city. N,j, 

Copy mailed In, given to representative or brought to of- 

fice personally, must be •ccempinied by eith or cheek to 

cover eoit. Copy accepted ovtr phone as courtesy and 


before advertisement win be set in typeN 

Help Wanted Wanted General Mdse. General Mdse. R.E, Wanted 

iNlTRUCilSN - 

Mitral! and •MefaM Hish ICKHIl. 

114 par nsur Mill hade N.J, C.f 

IMIcMitn lor |rlM Ml In In; lulleil 

area. M Iftfar M application and 

rWJMe To luwrlrtlandertt, Oraal.r I«« 

Harker Regional HIlkifhHI Blltrlti, 1 

Cologne Av... M.yi Landlnf, N.J. 

MM, BOI.AA.M/F. Mi 

TIACHlRI/lUtlTiTUTEl - I1J M' 

oar. mull Mrl a minimum if to 

MIHitrMiii u M iliilBli (ar • nun 

ty wMNfufe cerilllcale, tana tetter al 

application »n» KHnl !• iVMrlntiit* 

oent. (mMr Iff Harter NljMnal 

H!|h iciiHI Blilrui, I Caltgiit *vt.. 

Mavl UMin«, N.J. M1M. 

HI 

TlUCHIIS - SuBstitutei M M lor 

all vtcallancl iiNi. Especlall? In- 

lystrlal Art.. ISO, i III. Contact H.D. 

Swent, Can Mir County VMtlisnal 

ithool. •iSlltl. i.B.E, »H 

OUO WOOD •HmNITUM -^(Aal!, 

mahojany. witklr. C.ih Isr conlanti of 

MM*. Mil tt partial. From attic to 

l l CII7.MJU, . ' w.i I) 

RMMMATi ""WISTIS WSS 

1M0K1RI ft Ihari 1 Mrm. ranffcar, 

M1K II irlii wllh pnielllMiai ttmili. 

•J)> t>lui Hill wtlilliii. Write IM IJB, 

».ntlntj L«d»tr. f 1< 

BABVIITTBR NBIPlD in stain ilty 

lor ate asilaiul ivtninf • lor a $ year old 

boy. In my neme, Own IranlROrtatiM 

M M Cad BeBbia JlltjU II 

ALUMINUM SCRUMS - ami KOrrn 

wmoowv flKMIM ana ntw flail In 

•tlllM. Miami iomeri Co. 505 jNlw 

Ha,, Bout; », semen Point Dial fjft 

111. . - •• - ; --If 

itfivintv MACHINE = Trrtni ntw 

ilngtr No, alM psriasla with many «l 

iuhnnnii. i< iirilch and duorativa ' 

Itllinet, Iree arm, late tulttn nolalna. 

utM lour Until. Paid JJJOl nil lor UM 

Bail Jtiajll, • _ ^M 

BOOKS rok TNI HACM"— P*iplf.* 

Met tMM)k., nan prict iiM nir.d.i. 

11% ad Ntw Bnlullari! TDr 

Boonal.rla Two, Illn * Altiufy, o.c. 

n ti7 

CONTKNTS OP MOU5« - IMI, 

irtiiin, ammo iiiit, daik, waiMr, 

dryar. •Ir^MllllMar, ttliinf tin. 

Chain, fnuih mara. TuaWay laot. 11 

H0UI1 OBMOLITIOH IAL« — Mil 

Cmtral-Av.'., J.I ttpl. Ml • •m, 

•vtryinini BMI. Appiiantai. •Mm, 

doart,MM*MkittMnintur.i,etc tit 

PRICI WAR - Plaining arrow ilgn 

»)Jt ctrnpltte. Save I)M. Lllhled, non- 

arrow l»l. UnlitMed lilt Prtt l.tt.n 

fM locally. IliN! 4M4IM, anjllma. 

.fit 

BUY HOUSES 

And Incomt Property 

In Any Condition. 

Quick Strtif menu 

CaDHJiry 

345-7938 

Winter Rental! < 

T H R U • I D B O O M T — u r , 

it flew apt-, near baaed and north tnd. 

Available untntdlfftly ' it M7I ptin 

utllltlll and lecurlty dapWIt, Olnan 

tValllMt at Ml* add MM. Wtods AIHV- 

cy. inc.. Rtalttra itg-tlM. H ' 

„ I 

OARDBNUBOBM - Otn, Hi palNl, - 

III flttf Mod.r" lurnl'lnW, ptrcti, C ' 

parking, yard. Mature coupl*, IN peta,ir 

nt CDIIdrtn, iHC/nts. plul elKlrlt, Callj 

ttMIIJ. M 

ITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1985 


Winter Rentals 

PAGEM 

Boating 


Help Wanted 

IHILTEI ASSISTANT - Malur. In- 

dlvlOual, HBfritniM ri.tidllnB .nlm.li 

rnUIrM, Aaply at Humana Sotiaty ol 

O.C.. TinnHlM 1, Shilt.r Rdi b.twt,n 

UHpm No phon. talll IK 

•Air~*iliMBLV WMKI iui Ht 

IN. SuarintMa p.ym.nt- No MHrlin. 

c./no HIM, Bitaiii inui ifllassriilM 

ilampM tnitlan: Eltn Vital 331! 

Mil Inlirprlu Rg., pit, plarca, Pla, 

1MI1 10 10 

- i 

t 

IHi 17' LARSON SILVIRUNI MaCH 

1 - witti IM dp Mi Jury Vi low hourl 

malar — frfat lor ikilns or crulilng. 

tacrilln at H.JOff Call ]tl 7000 or nf 

it it, l'i; 

rr.JUBINOVINA 

Ma* Saend H.art M J«u» M 

pr.iud, adon« m SMTHIM 

hnnf. Mai, IM Miff* Ntwl el 

i JHUI hava nm-cy on v». Holy SI, 

joda tif•* (or u*. ia* • iinm • att 

ay iii. OT an yaw pwif* «fflJ B» 

aninrM, nwnlM pMflutloil, ; 

ES 

BIAI. •STATI lALIi - •• ara in- 

MtM In tMlna if mi lull Nma aalH 

nnntMtMlitt, Oraal •nntniii It 

•ill, TMnmson Inontivi cwnmliiiM 

•itn, till Joan Brady, Hordlc R»l 

••Mil, ifMfW, n 

tECBlTAHY OecEPTlONIST '— In 

AtianNc tlhl, •inrltnCH only lyplrvg 

and itwrtlund •ictllarit wormno ton 

dltloni. Partlni, Fringn ana Baniion, 

UIIMrl, MallWHIfl, *JF 

IT.JUDESHOViHA 

May tut IKIM Hurt M JaUf ba 

pralnu, MrofM, MorM and 

giarilM now IM Mrntf, May In. 

Saentf Heart M Jatn han nwrcy 

on ui. Holy It, Jud. Help of ntt 

MptMU pray for ill," 

Say Mi praytr f tlmH a day, by 

Itn mi day your erayir will M ID- 

iwarfd, II ho navtr BHn known to 

laid Publication mun sa prOfnIMd 

m praytrt nava Men •nsnred. 

MAINTtNANCE 

Srowth oriented builder 

and developer in Upper 

Township has Opportunity 

for talented mechanic who 

can do painting, drywall 

repair a, carpentry, Salary 

commensurate with ex- 

perience. Call ALOON 

HOMES 390-3700 " 

Help Wanted 

SECRETARY _ urâil rtal HUM 

ilrm In OUin Cltr It now hiring lull 

lima tmrtUri.l Hal*, Typ(n| 4 Ullc 

gflica ullli r««Blnd. MiHUMl • mutt, 

Ctmtaftr HptrlanM • plat- t*ft 

MWItWMWt '• H 

HEAL ESTATE SALEIPtlftON - 

OWOTTonily IIHIOI. In. lima C t 

MMIftr '!;n, 

apply at YMtaWiyi, M 

FULL TIME MAINTENANCE MAN - 

•In emu, •!» IhKM. VMtNaa, AIM 

part tint maintain lm». Call 

tH^Hmi? klfpl If 

DRIVEHf — 

oltkup •« (tiiitry M iMMry, fur 

rwM pwltlnt. Neta N J, drtvin lleen- 

It, Apply tan Clly CIMnlng Canltr 

IUI AMtry Alt, Call m4tn. IK 

Child Care 

WANTED 0BAP OB ALIVE — Uied 

can and tmefcl, any conoltfon, top IUI 

paid. Towing available. Ocean Hfighh 

Aulo Mliagt, tall mtW. ' " 

ENTERTAINING - n.nt yayr MMtl A* 

cnaln. Chain 11.00 w/tinhlon tl.jo, I 

It, md, tabla M,S8, r « J8- t.bl. i|J#, 

ontcrtlla latin tto.M call Flilt Tcnw 

Dl,pianm mo. f.j, 

REAL IITATI MANAGEMENT - 

, FntnHivt Oaan City MM It Mttr. 

vlwlRrMI lima, llcanMd (nd nulllllad 

applicant, it Htntt laM^rwni and 

STIIEB opfrsiiSBi igwfwriQm pun ssm- 

mlulwni Apply In criMeJKt M Mi UI. 

tHtiMbLMfar, II 

TMI CHILDREN'S- PLACi -~>17 

m«n An. compw« .urnmk and 

rtswHailal prtinM, art. dan«,' 

HUM, iwlmmlng MtH, Monday ttin) 

FruHT.7ilSt«Ii«pin. tl 

WlLL"bo~ "iAjfilTTTNS - in my 

•ant, ! day. a weak. Vary good with 

.children. Call nl «71. il, 

.DIESEL MECHANICS — HM*r ovfy 

truttt. HMfiMluiiw plat ntay 

riii*a A 

¥EA» 'ROUND NIOHT CLERK — lor 

lint clau Oetin City matil, ailptiiM- 

et praMtnci, B.lwtncn nqdnd, eaii 

Wf-flel awnmor nanrn. tf 

Instructions 

HIL* WANTED - oimwth.fi; buT 

ptrMH, imt«m, pan ilnw/hiU tune, 

•lit Cmt/Blu, Skltlt MMtH. Flt« 

lkCMOkdh-JfOJsr I 

MAINTENANGI MAN 

naase, MH«»- 

- inil»NI4We opMrn 

isr hill time •tcnMry, |aea letatUm la 

sic, paii benefits, word pracnilnf •»• 

parlance MlnM. Pl.au reply to Ml 

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA) 

Attend Cape May County vettiional 

Adult High-Sertool. No IMI. ' CndlM 

awarded Mr pnvlous study and wsrk 

exptrliflu. Day or evening clautl 

terming now, eonlaei AayH Nigh IcMol 

«llte, 44HIS1, »•» 

(C 

M 

T. AUiWt 

/-.wrt. 

IwiMMINe LESSONS - aMM.lmpala 

WMttl.Call WWMt, HI 

HfWS 

. MMKiR - MinMWal iMWy,, 

3 Oooiepportunliy lo team, net afraM fs« 

•wort. Bmrtlli. McCarthy CMtirMtM, 

oilwuno*. « 

'CLIRN TVWIT •— U. ....... . 

• ieM opportunity far pall itarMr, Many 

hMefiti, M iktrt, fell tr part tint. 

U H 

HANDYMAN w MalnttnancB wanlld 

ler year round poilllon, mun tndj. 

tlNtrlcal ind carpentry, Kave plttHnt 

alipMllIM, MII Mrd wsrk.r capabl. M 

. Hjmrvlilns tthtn, tend return! M Ml 

13i tn ienHnt|.LMftr, ocaan City, 

n o . • « 

CHAMBERMAIDS - FtrMtTlW 

abla to work 'III SctiMr, t to 1 P m. 

SS«d ialary wlm nuiltnt bonui. Call 

mj»lHwtw«niO«.m. and 1p.m. tf 

TAlNrtll HELFIS --F.1T «•••'••.' 

NNd Iraniportallon. ectan city ant. 

can nt 04ii ti 

REAL ESTATE OFPICE MANAOIR 

— Full tint with Meant, and it lull I 

yttri eiperMnct It tverlea itltipir- 

MM and tptnlidni, etnirsui com- 

million arrangamant pnii adaltltnal 

tvtrrtdt. Call Wood. AteMy, HM1N,< 

RIFORTIR WITH PHOTOORAPHY 

— Ikllli. Tear round, lull time 

poiillon. witK the Qaiarte Ltader far 

an •uptrltilced |oerna«lt to cover t 

municipal bench, wrlta leaturai tmt 

aiiltl with aHgitaraphy. sand re«uma 

clios and ulary rai)ulrefneftts to Bar 

bara It. Clalr, E>tt. Ed, toil «t, 

Wlldwood. N.J. DUaO. No phsna cam 

pl.a plait tr mint, call MI-9144, II 

V M'AKINO WORKSHOPJ - 

Lttm It malt, your awn blmo. nplica 

vf an antlau, doll, Alio China Minting 

ei.H.i. old doili rtpalrtd, nitrung, 

tpprajied, can HI-OSH. f-M 

Marmora Tile Co. 

Ceramic Tile 

NEWWORKIi REPAIRS 

CaB Paul Hartley 

390-8278 tt 

B1LLCH0WELL 

SPBINKUSH SYSTIUU « RBPAIR5 

TORD • RAINBIHD • NIILKN 

Call Now («flf I Sff-MM 

l l it 

P.K.S. 


391-9679 

•Chtramys 

"Wi'm here wku «M n«d u»" 

TRAVEL AGENT WAHTcD 

in*. 


201WettAve. 399-0032 

CONSTRUCTION LABORER — Bulldar 

III Upptr Towruhlp IK! pojlllion 

•vallabla IDT individual willing to won 

and laam. Call ALOON HOWES m- 

MH. « 

ELtCYRICIAN « «LEC. HELPER - 

at iMlt llva yttn nparltnct lor al«. 

Iriclan. CapaB" of new work and lob- 

bing. OX- area, vtiM drwtrt iieatitt 

f«ulr«. call 1M-114J day or tir-tiai 

•vanlngi. f V 

BABYSITTER NSEOEO IN OC - 

rutiday s tt f p.m. "ail of wHkdiya » 

p.m. to 4 p.m. Tour ham. or mint. Mail 

a* reliable. reiponilMe, "udant 

wtiume. call Fal it m» of an vncrowded Beard 

wait Call «• ill) n 

f iBST FLOOR APT ~Two Bedrooms, 

one Bain Available October 1 Mir 34tn 

!l i4» plul utilities CBIIJW0547 II 

((ACMICRONT - Oil aeasen rates 

iept Del Weaaiy. weekends, and wls 

ter CallBorgeraesltyltf-MU *» 

R.E. For Sale 

i5M: 

, >l» balm, lull,- 

ig 7 

«BPT THRU MID jTJH« — Itirnllllad t 

M apt. Incivdtt litiiiiltf and cania TV, 

I w 1 adults, no ptts, jecvrlly momlt, 

and riltrencaa rtqvlmL Vicinity UttH , 

Wesley An. Call ]tt-l«Jl lor aaetlft-. 

iment ft* ' 

ocean view yaper deck, dr 

jh + l/tll.CailmilH. 

Winter Rental* 

FOUR itBROOM - Hi kalh apt: winf 

fireplace ana oclati view on •rlohton 

PI. Family only, HO Fan Plain. IIU 

Pin VI jat heal piui ywr elat. Call, 

irMMI , ,, fi? 1 

"FURNIIHED—) brtroom apt, MN plui 

•latlrii, call MMtll MMkandi and 111- 

ut-itOawrlngikawMli, • ,." 

NICELY FORNIIHEO - Caiy irauMi 

lloor, i Mr, .kit, il>ing area pltti. MM 

IRdUvH' nfpB^^ A, vTv%lf |k&i RtJIInifEn: 

_ltllLllcJlrlt>:depo.|t.H»-p.U. Call * 

i{fp$ji|ffftiflf 3f§±fStt, . 

Winter Rentals 

©H VfcARLl? — i pedrotm, fymilhtd, 

DtilHIei IHtlwdtd, centrally Itetltd, III 

lltw, prlvalt tniranee. N't Mil. 

(ItleftnMi 1 Itiyrliy detiill. Call tl- 

ter4g,fn.i»MMtrItf-fl4?, »•« 

,,7 

fill » CtNTRAL - OM and IWO 

btdnem hinUnad aparimtnti, now , 

nVHtli May t. From »17J mo. plot «IU, 

Matwn aMrttiu, rtltntuat ami. 

HCllrtty deestlt. Ha pah. Can ba teen 

famdayt. can.after a p.m. 4IM^M1 

OCEAN CITY • IPRM — t oath apt"' 

for rent. AV.IIabl. Mmtdlltlly,: 

i n h jint UIB. Call 1|M4»«M7, 

e DRCXW -luniiiiiad apt, liih 

na.r toarawaik, Until ol J 

117! piui ufiiifiei. Call m mi 

10-10 

WlNfltR »IHT*L - Twt tedrim 

IKlthei apartment wim cama, norm- 

i per mtniii pim electric, can 

IM: 

BEAUTIFUL LAROE QCIAN V,IIV»- 

Ctrner cotfage, 1 IHOroorru. IVi liafhi, 

luliy aquIppM, im makly ar loytlr 

large ana bedroom apt., fully anulppad, 

liii wefkly. Call iff>HM, , I M 


ROBERT L. IHABP - Real lltata.; 

-Ra»llorb It-ac«ptlil4 acoNcatniDV tar- 

yaarly-MMI. Map 4n our olflci at waf 

• Albury Avi. or Mil Wait Av, tli 

LAbOE TVVO BEDROOM APT.- 5I.P1 

M Much and UMiawaik, only iiu man- 

thlngtai! alter* p.m. mini II 

ERFRQHT" 

WINTER RENT*!. _ 1 Daflroom. S.pl. 

lo Jgn,. Eicallml c.nlral Ixalloo. 

UIJ. UIIINIal (ncMed. Call »T 1711 tr 

«* IM plui 

tiaetaiw caMe. Call nt4W4 or i-Tir 

-.IB MHI 

II 

s carpeflnt, TV, WAIH, 

MVH, t diinwaiMr, MM. par mgnth 

Plui yliitiet, Ns pttl, ieevrlty MRHIt 

rtaylred, MM AlDurv Ave. Call Ml- 

•in. 

f-M 

COHDO — JOUTHIHD — | Mrm., 1 

baih, ir, dining ana, kit,, 4 perch, inl 

Pluiutlllilai, Callnnimti til 

§K8HT TERM - Rental in __ 

month ta manfli, tie iKyrity, na IMM, • 

hMrasm, ivt, Mth, laundry, family 

room, llraplact. garagt, urni porch, 

laundry, wjinjr Mitja«l.liinytBlnw-a 

penan mai, M M pim atinnM, JHJ4», 

Ii 

POUR SEASON! - Pint floor conga. 

Mm and simpten, : eadnenii, ana 

batn, nicely, lurtilirwd, no pen ISM 

monthly Inclumt hut, Utafef ana main- 

tanaiica, calf lnmM4lj collect. 

• •. Mi 

• BUFLiJt - OrMnd (aval, i ttaimmti 

I 'Mtha, w/d. diinwaUHr, partially Cur 

nlthad. jail Itl-tOW afltr Is» p.m, Ig'-ig 

TWO BEDROOMS - unlyrnJinH. I 

•alhdupUM, gravnd lloor, Jaih SI, area, 

I bwcki lo kiaih and uupping, Maw 

larpetlng, waiher, Iryir. Adaft couple, 

relerencel requred. Avallabll Oft. IS, 

MfS montniy plul alee, call 3tl »1 J> 

•e-ia 

ONI ••DROOM, FURNISHED - Fir- 

II lieer apt. MM, Three Mrm,, ind and 

M II, apt. SIM (nil, alt ylll. Three 

Mrm., I ilory homa. ISM monthly phji 

Mill. SMI Realty, Btalors, Jl>l Aioory 

A»e, JtriOtt !H! 

SECOND FLOOR, J ROOM IF- 

FICVlNty — AvalUDU immtdlafaiy. 

flap in far apRilcalwn. Rtsert L, Sharp. 

Real Eitati, MM A»p«ry Av.. w ssai 

Watt Ayej ocean Clfy. « 

lilt STBBIT AREA - Hall A MOUSE 

— 1 rttn> * Nth, Mar b»atH 1 Mar- 

dwalk, MS# plui •vtllillH. security 

dapeijf and ralarancn. Call J»nosi. 

10) 

ONE BEOHOOM APT. - FurnHhM, 

MM Inclodina utllltias. IM) Weil An., 

i r i i l 

R.E. Sale R.E.For Sale 

You Won 1 1 Find Another 

I Buy Like Nantucket 

in Ocean City. 

UNFURNISHED - 1 Mr. .pi., )nd 

floor, Ir, dr. kit,, parting H» month 

plui ulll. (acan. fas haat) working 

caupla, M pett, nlanncei and i.curlty 

MpHit raqulrad. Call for appf, Between 

4 1.4 »•«]». 101 

SMALL ONI- aednam, lit lloor. 1100' 

a month piui m month lacuiltr. GUI 

7IF-M!-§?73 !§.!§ 

SOUTHINB - ClMa to beach, 1 

Mdnami, 1 bath conao. oai haat, Ac. 

M7! m month plin uttlltln. HMt4! 1010 

ROOMMAVE WANTED - for larga 

tantrailf Wtatai apt, I!7S monthly In 

tlMai a(! aillltln, call itM«t or na- • 

IM1 Ask for Mary »14 

NORTFIEND — t Mrm apanmeni — 

turniuwl or unlurnlihtd «JH a month 

pin utllitlat Oil heat washer and 

dryer clote to beach and tnnspor 

latlon Weakenli It* 7!S7 or waekdayl 

M7 

A Community 

Jof, 91 Lujcury Residences 

2 BEDRQOM/2^THÔA*tt p 

STARTING IN THT: ÔU 9 

p BEDROOM TOWNHOMES ALSO AVAILABLE 

" (609) 398-7300 

Over 100 residences sold! 

Become part of our success story. 

• 20 minult-H to exciting Atlantic City 

• Two and Three Bedroom Residences 

• 8200,000 Club Hoti»e Facility * Swimming 

Security Gate Hoiine * Lavish Landscaping 

ni» • 20 Acres of Waterfront Projieny. 

FROM*106,S00 

0 

i 

« 

fl 

OTH & BAY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

huluvnh ./«-.««/> RF>ORT MARKJTING ASSOC. 

>, 

MODERN OAROEN TYPE CQNDO — 

SMtll end, lurtl., cathedral calling with 

Iky U9HI wlndowl In living room, all 

appliances Inci. air-corn)., l Mrmi., 1 

bath., ind lloor, pool. uuna. *sw plm 

gill. Available Nov. t, as. Call 215-m 

MM ' tl 

FIRST FLOOR PURN. - LR, Mflroom 

kitchen. dlMtte, bath, porch, hot water 

heat Ralerences, security, canter city 

Settled couple desired No P>» MM In- 

d.-«MI; Writ* tti m, SeatlMI4Jd«er. 

Ocaan City, NJ. t* 

RAYFRONT — Joomq II townhouta r 

k4, 1\\ barin, 1 balconies, ffreplaft, 

jut MIX, 1CV pent And every •manltt, 

available Mr sraclaus living tl.oW a 

iitiMtm JartiM M .OwytrBaal Estate 

IdMweltAve TF 

R.E. For Sale 

sa. 

•/I 

YOU CAN LIVE AT THE SHORE,! 

I niagine twin master suites with two 

1 full ceramic baths. Now add a com- 

plete European kitchen Make standard 

your choice of wall to wall carpeting 

i along with a crackling fireplace and 

recessed lighting throughout and you 

have ambiance at an unbeatable price 

"'WitH oversized decks and landscaped 

, pool, the Garden Suite at Somers (Will 

bquare is the dollar for dollar value _ 

leader at the shore It also comes with 

thermopa'ne windows, central air ahd ' 

economical gas heat.'.Washer/Dryer and 

lots of storage, of coufee, ' i %' 

The Garden Suite at Somere Mill Square 

Year "round living that's beyond your 

ations yet stltlwiliiin your means. • 

LUARE 


TWO BEOBOOM APT - FumiiHed «r 

ynlurnlintt. tiarly or winter. Call' 

than Really, phon, »t.|Ha, If 

. ' II 

LUXURY APABTMENT -in I 

bayfranl condominium, 1 bwroooit. 1 

Bath, lunlinM, 1710 piui ulllltlai. fn 

Bealty, Beatton, Irma). • ' tl 

ACROii FBOM BEACH - Larta Ivr- 

BUMS IMr.. HaWIILMaat » HWW^- 

cludM H I M month. Frai Frini Real 

Estate AltfKT, Call ' 3HU«. 

M! 

I •DPI, APT!. MM a month. Eliklann 

apt. M» a month. All uillillai Mciudet), 

Apply 710 Moorlyn Terraca, (iglawIM 

UIMinill nlpm, . »1< 

Mth a iiMPMN - i Mr, •epin. 

Mature couple. Like new. All applian- 

ce n.th. jane "» ln » room, kilcnen, 

Mi llreef parkim. I47S a month pluf 

utllltiat. s.curity and referencM, M 

peti. call 1IH71 »l) IH7 

WATERFRONT 

RENTALS 

YEARLY LEASES 

Luxurious 2 and 3 bedroom 

Condominiums at 

Ocean Reef on file 

Infra Coastal Waterway 

Pools, tennis Courts, 

Clubhouse and Morel 

Call NLTW for Current 

Availability and Prices 

RESORT MARKETING 

Associates/Realtor 

ti Street on the Bay, Q.C, 

i 

Photo by Senior yml a 

Certificates of merit and patriotism are presented to several families in Northfield by nfe 

, of the Rev. Doctor Sheehan Assembly of the Ktilghts of Columbus. 

Florida R.E. 

Area people who fly flag are lauded ?§ 

FLoaDA Ni¥i faartrwi, I 

Mrm.. 1 umi (MSa, Anilable winter 

monlhs H.JM monlnir, MN •eeKly II 

•Hell mifl.l CaIlllI.Hr.nii. ttr 

H.O«0»KEYS 

Oceanfronl 

Tws besresrn. t bsfh cend@. 

AvaHsbH now J1500 tmnlhly, UOO 

weeKly (2we#B minimum)- 

call 111HIMI71 

or writ. ••• IISeVyntaM.Pa. l»tj 

„ . It'll 

The patriotic committee of 

the Rev, Doctor Sheehan 

Assembly of the KnlgJrfB ti 

Columbua undertook a 

campaign more than a year 

ago In Atlantic and Cape May 

counties to encourmge tbe 

., of Ocean Oty, chair- 

man of tbe 

OfnJri*.^ 

Narthfleld nelghboriMOd 

, 

«tfflcateofni«rit\' ^,- 

oTlbe Fourth Degree mem- 

ber* being the Patriotic 

Degree, of tbe Knlghtt of 

Cblumbw. 

Sir Knixfat Howard 

Norman Green, Jpaeph ** 

Chal P t e MAM& 

Thranpson, «D , 

AvmiietaNorthfleirl 

VACATIONING IN OR BELOCATINO 

— la riBridaf Vliltwun )• anniite Red 

• •rtaklaii in Inelr Btlray Icack. 

ReatMable ralti. writ. P.O. Mi 

UtM Defray Mack, Plf. HUJ-Mtt, 

. H 

Book fair Sept. 24-26 at school 

floor, l Mrm , 1 hath kit. Ir Call Ito- 

1411 weaktMl and IlJ-HUJtl during 

the week »17 

AVAILABLE OCT I - 1 Mrm 1 bath, 

oft itreat pa rum, beach Block, unfur 

nlllwt (4M mo Call after Ipa, It!-, 

"BOOMMATB WAHTCD — To share 

laraa year rouiuj apt. •tarimg Im 

ntedl*teiy. South and Octan City. Call i 

-Mint, ask' lor Mark. ' If 

THR«6 »«DR0OM5 - JVV baths, lur 

nlthed! and iinlurnlihed townhooia ants 

Available lor tt»»» whu annana tna 

verY best. Located In the North end ol 

ocaan city, «n me edge ol the Gardens • 

Available immediately at MM and u» 

plm uillitln monthly, security damsit 

and releêncat required. Woods Agan 

cy, inc.. sadier tttmoo. tl 

TEAHL — 1 tr I BEDROOMS leick 

fjlidC' HsrflieiHli Mo petij tts grsuiM, 

referencn, iacyrltT dtpoilt requlraa. 

cal, DMltl IH? 

SMALL 1 ••DROOM APT — Unlorn 

tint liver, UM monltity Call I llS-17* 

HOI weekdavt. lt> 7«M weekends • V 

APARTMENT — Two tr nree bedraem 

or corteo* veerhr rental 00 a«ti, no 

children, few vlcei Arann. UM • 

month One bedroom minimum tin 14 > 

12. Mature working couple, looking for 

loot term •rrangtmeirt EtctllMt 

referencet Call Hull I baton tarn 

or alt*r 10 p m tf 

DUPLEX APT — Furnished, beacn 

block, ) bearaomt, bath, all aspllances 

will rent yearly Call 1illj-eTl till 

weekdays, 19e-14*2 weekendi 10-17 

SOUTHUND — ] bMroom fumiihed 

apt. gai Mat, walker, dryer, dlth 

wMlm, garbage dlspgiai; «J;J monthly 

plm deposit. Call OT-MM. - til 

CENTRAL LOCATION —) DMraimT 

furn^ w/«, ditlmasher, washer, drYer, 

cable. Hto monthly plirs elect. HO patt 

References Sept. to June, call SB Hat 

FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APT. - 

war boardwalk, mt St., lisa monmiy 

•m|l May ll. Heat a eleclrlc Included 

(warm apartment), can Eric al Jf I 

imbriM-jativ i- ,•- m 

it^- mi--».~.. f^n , u . 

OR YEARLY - Furnlthed 1 bedroom 

apt. l«" * MtMtey." Cattle, lecurlty 

depolll • ret.r««» required. He petl 

j44MorU7Mll. fir 

BOCA RATON, OELBAT. DIER- 

FIELD — Isr your real aitala needi M 

Soutlialil Florida, canucl Bcnfii 

MSJtlllU.n 

STUART — Hulchlnson Island tm 

macutale 2 bdr. townhwH, beach), pool 

tennli. Week, month, tt leauw. Call 

FLORIDA — petnpano Beach. Atlrtc 

tlia, femltlwl, laro* I Mr apart IM 

ft from the beach for Hov Dec Mar or 

Apr Can m-l»4 » 

The Ocean City PTA will be 

opoosoring Ita aramar book 

fair from 9 aon. to S pjn. at 

the Primary School Sept Si, 

Sand 26. 

Toe book fair provides an 

opportunity for children to 

purchase books at a 

reasonable coat K variety of 

novels, biographies, science 

and nature, crafts, Reference 

Lois For Sale I 


; RORBA 

DaiuH* 1 barm-, 7 batfi octanfront 

conde, furniture and utilities In 

eluded «""• beacn near 

PIHleVworld Sept 1»IDFM> a 1371) 

weekly. Marat I to Sept. 15 OB 

ureekly. Monmiy rates 

mHorm 71HJST n 

WAYHRFRONT LOT — Fi 

Mme. Private IIM nnanclng "T eww 

IMtStÔO down. Eicellent Riviera 

location call in^/44 or msS7r. tl 

FOR SAIM — pwnpano BaacB. » odrm 

cooda, cnmputely lumisbad Private 

baaed, dockage »v»flibje New arprl, 

dh*wa«»«r,'ahr5*al; Mi»>i«y--M»v 

tanann »ls OHIO. «f xaner*;4r*M,1 

DATEOatUawtl 

',' TOWN0fA>tlUl1r< 

, I Mile tHtkf t, 1 

-MrWnlh.ti.W '

s E 

P 

1 

9 

8 

5 

PAGE 14 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, 

Residence Inn gains final approval from Board 

(ta^ (ontau^ from page 1) fr 

proposal to buUd • Kentucky 

Wed Chicken reitauriuit and 

^ ^ , ' said hi thought «ch a «nnot reatHrt tht optmtten 

•-? *«< B»CUM WM iUegefc ,) : to to accept 

Miy The developers hope 

luuta w Be efficiencies 

City Council to vote-Thursday on 

reducing density in Stoeco tract 

(continued from page l) 

OntttothtrtaniJoniiiild 

"•* of ordliunce hearinp, 

..„ „„_, a compromiie mil r«ffi 

electrical ayitetns. The "êy become m economic want to reitriet de entire 10110* originally Council wai 

new three-story motel. 

Mayor Fred Fentana said. 

"We would like it used solely 

OPEN IN SEPTEMBER 

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 

Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

14th ST. BAKERY 

40714th St. Ocean City, N.J, 399-3320 

Fresh Slleod 

CHIP STEAK 

Grni for guawicnts 

on the island. 

The issue of the setbacks 

arose when beachfront 

residents between 19th and 

26th streets protested a 

development proposed by an 

applicant before the local 

Planning Board. The 

resident feared the structures 

would cut off their air 

and light circulation and limit 

their oceanfront views. 

"Those people had a 

legitimate complaint," Jones 

•id. "But I tart want to 

restrict the area south of that 

and there's plenty In the north 

1338-44 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N.J. Wai 399-1343 

Featuring: All Prime Beef, Lamb, Pork, Veal, Poultry, 

Quality Delicatessen, Farm Fnsh Fruit and Produce 

Prim« Rymp 

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li StiU Open With Farm 

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 

Ground to Order 

Thrift 

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Ex-Lean Round ' 

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UVHWURST 

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Hot Dogs FmzerQrdtr 

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BOTAR'S SALADS 

eg0 a. Potato, Cole Slaw 

a. Macaroni Salad 88*lb. 

FRANK'S 2-UTER 

SODAS All Flavors 

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ay 

401 ASBURYÂVE, OCEAN CITY, H.J.. OPEN MON,SUN. 6 A.M.'- 7 WK. 

END of SUMMER SALE 

20% Off 20% OFF 20% OFF 

GROCERIES OABY ALL FROZEN FOODS 

NTRY MIDI 

TubO 

Chicken 

IMMITIB 

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Virginia 

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oceanfront setback at the 

"I'm against It because of statistical mode of setbacks 

the rezonlng portion," he said. from the bulkhead or 

"But I have no particular bulkhead line but the local 

problem with the setback, Planning Board recom- 

Something had to be done to mended measurement from 

prevent new buildings from the street right of way which 

blocking views but It la In a is more consistent. 

Umlted area," _ 

The Board also recom- 

Brownlee explained he was mended retaining the duplex 

against the rezonlng of the tone along the railroad 

Stoeco area because as a tracks. 

Commission suing for repairs 

Wlster O. Dougherty, he added, 

general manager of the But Coast Tenderi officials 

Twden of Sea Behave win REUNION 

oonttnued to deny liability in 

the accident and the Bridge Members of the Aits High 

tawiuit to rower thi|WM gntotes of the January and 

spent to repair the tafcê'i June classes, are being sought 

underwater fender system- for the 50th class reunion. For 

"We're going to havtjo go information contact Jndlt 

through the painful process of jfovak Weber, iftT-B 

Uddng tbem In the gjMra In Miyflower, JamMburg, NJ. 

be courts," be said. Ail etSM, 

605 8th St. 


Friday & Saturday Night 

DINNER SPECIAL 

1 /2 BAKED CHICKEN 

, , with 2y«getables , , 

Plattir *5,Z5 Dinner % \ 

Dinner Ineljidts: Cup of Soup, Entree, 

Salad/Small (j^tragtand Dessert 

Just One of Ouf Blackboard Specials 

Open Fri. & Sat. 6a.m, to 7 p.m. 

Sunday thru Thursday 6 a.m, to 3 p.m. 

NO ONE 

HAS EVER 

LOST A PENNY 

In a savings account insured 

by the Federal Savings and Loan 

Insurance Corpi«|^Sj 8ft 

an agency of the United States 

• Your Savings wp;f|rtfi||ii 

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The fourth annual Shore Memorial Hospital Horse Show and Fair wIlF' 

be Sept, 27, 28 and 29 at the Mattix Run Equestrian Center in Smithvllle~ 

featuring more than equestrian events. ••-.- -,'•,•'fl 

Longer occupancy, i f 

times for ccmipgrounclsl 

their sites. 

All township campgrounds 

win benefit from an extended 

Nov. l. under the current 

ordinance, campôunds are 

allowed to be open only from 

April 15 to Oct 15. 

All campgrounds, except 

primitive ones without utility 

connections, will be required 

to provide recreation 

fedlitles for its residents. 

, One item of active 

recreation equipment — 

swing gets, Jungle gyms, etc, 

designed for at least five 

children — must be provided 

br'evenr SO campsites, f f 

t feet of li 

i facilities per 

campsite. 

The recreation facilities 

wmbe for the exclusive uae of 

the campground occupants. 

gretad ewntn. tf? --.-a* 

for every 50 taunpaites-and^ 

cohtaln at lew*; oat\

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PAQB 2 ^ SECTION ONE 

School ventilation system at center of cohtihiiirifir controversy t 

By PAULA 8CHWENK 


Cuii sspfindent . 

«vaUable,but ilIWM learned the needed repairs and 

"*^.J^f^«««i .asked 'rTT.!" for .one lately. 

3 d So?Indrawn 

' At the closed session was would 'take/Jonge^' 

Ambrose C. ODoanell, of A * ttdptted. Earlier 

After Breast Surgeiy,.. 

1 i"«"v- ^ ^negotiators i Bocco Carri auditorium had yet to arrive, 

wt F In other matters during the i Associates,/to assist the No explanation was,glv«rfnr 

- an, Boar4:>: meeting,"- 'School board In upcoming contract thetflayandtMBoardasked 

xihMZ^lZX&ZLR&X i^^JTS^J^hiM^'f^?'^? twitri } ^ mc ^ Ml negotiaaons for professional Jts attorney to write a letter to 



399-4421 

Hours: 9-30to5:JOO 

iNTRODUCiS 

tertralf by Airway is the breast 

torm designed for the woman 

you are. Ifs comfortable, it's 

lightweight and It fits your lite 

sfyle. Ifs everything you ever 

wanted and more. UsSinlque 

weight dlitributlon design pan 

make you forget you're wearing 

a form ifs soft,,.lt reacts like 

you,..lf s easy to care 

for,,,Portraif,,iif i a total feeling of 

eonfldence, • 

30% to 50% off all 

Summer Clearance 

Nightgowns, robes & bathing suits 

ComplataCorsetry 

Sanrtet -Llngerea, Hostry 

Mastectomy fitting 

teW££^k$T& SSosfflfaSSKfflS ££* &&i2!ft3' & •«««•• «*« "*"> Ihemanu&ctiirer abut*** 

ILpn^^LîS?^' S^SSrl^fT'^ **** *??w |l "» t «*"*«*•! **** C»i« l .Wrs. Pay wfll be based on a delay. / , -., ,., ^ 

nSon^tenTSEh.!^ *H^J?*'olhrf/ ;V' hWl rejected the^helght from (55 an hour rate, with 20 cents TOe fidard also appwid 

a^Hm^r^fiS >£2J f » ! ! ^ ' « i S i : »»Aground of two portable a mile and |35 per hour for, the appointment*.of B«rtf>» 

AtiodatM •ndwSteti^th. S ? T M S ^MLZI^P *f oom » *Woi had been needed office time. Gaupp, afflrmativePact(pp 

oo^^vatenriS^! ^^^«C^. l SS l S i y f^ ( 1 t 2" tht e rtm>r y BpardmemberJaneOlenn, otficer ,for the' dlstict,i,*nd 

ffirUM^STSffiJ iiitkW,^fi2Si.feX ^ W1 ^ am . s Mo . b11 lnc - grounds committee, s»ld the Ughtachool Olympics of/% 

wnave tne systetft ftfnctfoii ôf .parin^^^w-Tl 

• "^^^"fS ? fl ; e «» New Jersey State Police; tenw^henjthTtrSS 

teachers affected by the mid the car, with Gioffre ..."" Ill « «^» 

recent legislation requiring driving, was traveling west on ^Simons 'aaldU' autnmnat 

im l a > 

^&y «nd Friday item tint wwk in June ifnlll latt 

w«k in s»pttmber Pottmaittr S«nd aiMr ctiangn to Tne Sihtlntl 

Udfltr.PO Sox!M,Oc»anClt/, N J OHM \ j 

M Creative Window 

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MONOGRAM PiSHHM 

The Cape Atlantic chapter 

otthe-SunVhine,-' ^^^ 

wlllhoatai 

Center, 18th .Street, „». 

Sunpson Avenue. AdmissiAi 

free; everyone' 

, '-DANCE f',"^' 

ANDORIENTATJO^ ••q'* 

P-m. to 13 a.m. at Chi CWmJn 

Semeni Point New inemheS 

orientation - ^-^^"? 

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tlct. 7 is deadline to sign up tot ability to vote on blue law issue 

£_«...•. 'rl^fr .r law preference •— closes 9 am. pm. and until n 9 n p.m. m rw Oct < 3,4 i voters here win bara U» _^» »_ «... _«_i_. ... .._. .. J 

, Monday, O 

vot * ri here will have the - restauranti- 

and 7. Mall registration forms VPortonlty to express thenpreference 

for open Sundays 

t h k food- "SSt^SSL^JSf. «na«-fter the elections,/ 

jasr-aw* 

«gse«: 

Hundreds on hand for housing of 

|ew fire company pumper in SeaviUe 

(f -toe Seaville Volunteer Fin 

Company celebrated its' 30th 

uaiiversary by housing a new 

"Ptece 1250 pumper on Sunflay. 

Sept 22. 

'jlfhe new addition to the 

Whouse has a ttOO-gaUon 

l 

6nk and a 1,250-gpm pump. 

Mptjt than two thirds of Its 

1MW00 coft wiQ be paid for 

by the work of the ladies 

auxiliary, proceeds from 

OTnuraday night Ung0> m i 

contributions 

oonitziunity, 

from the 

T*e bousing and dedication 

started with a Fourth of Julystyle 

parade. Thirty-two 

tracks from 22 Cape May 

'County fire companies and 

itbe J Upper Township 'Rescue 

r 

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living 

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Toastmistresses unit convenes first meeting here 

*V the thtme of the flnt led by Frances M.Hodges and 

^nnoalilin^ttag o< Jer^ Invocation Irf by FrtncwM. 

dps Toastmlstreiaes' ftdgM. 

Organisation which mi held Toastmlstr«sa Omah Jut 

tatheshuffleboardbulkllngin Wehmtyer introduced the 

Ocean aty. guest speaker Betty Mao. 

The meeting ma opened Naoara from Holland, Pa., 

Guammrt* and United ptnwnalto, Mtftaalîta, KTsiiadWi of Atlantic 

Bates) ItegHB^ flultural—iiBirlajWaBiJ^tiilcoUglaUWtlllhUi 

u«w» BW • Wtf fdueaWBal NcKnds.as Freiinan, eiaiienAaS 

burtojy of (to organliaaon wdJ „ their profe«lonal and memt* to U«t and 5»n 

anddlscussedthepurposeand business afffliatlons. "With «MreU»elf results of their- 

%î£ M HLH^ httaJMjflJSN*,*^ written iyBBî^«aj|.J 

bership. She explained Oaf world," our boot she to commented. achieve better tonvm* f5 the word «iiit»; 

Gail Chei 

Pageant preliminary is Oct. 13 Shore's t< 

presented her winning dnb- 

^TlwfijDal'preliminary for categories: 3 to 7, pee wee and and grace in competition on fcvel speech, "Behind the 

the UA Model Pageant will master; 8 to 12, youths (boys the runway and compete in Scenes," an amusing account 

ba 1p.m. Sunday, Oct 13 on and girls); 13 to 17, teens two dress divisions. of the parallels 

the Music Pier, according to (boys and girls), and adults IB 

oroltiBlo^"' — 

the director of Georgeann's and over. 

Delaware Valley Modeling Contestants must be a 

School. i- - i—""•* *- '*—— - •-—«•• 

^^J!!^^^ 1 " fly MjirB,'-^ ' ^caked 

members to apeak 

extemporaneously, on how 

iruwtihiniMpirt^rrtflttfhtlfWatr 

baa contributed to their 

overall personal growth add 

woo a elub'a tea 

",!^ ^PriildiBt Josephine for the best « 

and females in the following will be ludged on charm, poise or 60M54-2710. 

Ice*; 

Airtor This Week 

3335WeitA»e., 

0m 

OceanCltyNîNorthfieWl 

mm 

illTltonM., 

RBASONABLYTRICED 

t-i'flSN.hyd "JJ • Nowmourlrd qencration 

Beauty Culture in all Branches ---t 

6 operafofs fo serve you ^ 

Call 399-1394" 

1025 Wist Ave. For Appointment 

Charney of Pennsylvania, business meeting wia chaired 

-^-- i ^'jliiL. by prttld«t prtsiiirrt Costania.JThe OortaMa, fis 

^L^W-l^rf l lt Bb 

temS^^Smrim- 

Omah Jane Wehmever. left, of Jersey Cape Toastmistress, welcomes ^ 

p««tspWtoiBellyMacNi.niuni,center,prosfdontofCounst-nTirce.and V^ 

OaUCT^cooMtttriticSHpre'sâ^rdiirihfMCint^tttog, w ^ 

Frances M. Hodges. M : i^Ti/(' "' . V^ ' . 

Wicker Settee Set «o#ieO^ 

starting at 289 B . * j 

Mid eltawhar* S550 I ? 

NOW AT 944 ASBURY AVENUE 

T Mon-Stl. WteS, 

Dlitinetlvt Looks In LaflUt Flthlon 

COATS & SUITS 

by Saiianf • Regal • Etfin Plconc (Italy) 

Doneoil ((r«lana>- Vicuna Cashmere 

Mohair • Tweed 

DRESSES 

by Castleberry • Golcfworm • Baron Peters 

Alptr Sehwarti • Alplnlti (Switzerland){ 

In One, Tv«, Thrtii Pleeis "f 

SPORTSWEAR '$' 

by Dalfon • Sliyfe {Germany) Reversible 

Multl colored Pleated Skirts by Saput (England) 

744ASBURYAVB.. OCEAN CITY a^l 

PRE-CHRISTMAS Steam 

Now'IU ~ Reg.S20.00 ^ v 

J§. Your choice of Color, Paper, Type S^le 

4 McHîify's 

326 Atlantic Ave.-Ocean City ,. 

aSSK'fiiS SAGES courses m 

for Miriam VanHom's closing ^MmMa- Cemmanlty hour, for eight weeks. be fromatoSiMpjii Monday 

Is the greatest gift, and this pro 

OPEN AT 9 A.M. 

Cleaning 

CABPET1H6 CABPETIN6 

BST" 

lmproviae step* are always welcome. Une 

TOivconrae on money added, one is allowed to make 

the Ocean Oty Ware* ea«* 

•jjw\m left le^",pmnp systems rf recordkeeplng, wfflbertartedto 

tfeW». or ^to short nankthry Investments and *Uch Atadi^B 

experienced dancer can Regtetratlon^t 

CONTEMPORARY CARPET Co. 

tendance at the fint aeaaioo aloisround art thev Tailed^ 

would -tetabUah your jpr> prograinf ottered it ,tbt.>i 

flâr^tedi" -' - atottftttiatt^^li 

&mtmM the faO ^ IW idtf«tWonnattaa»w 

at tto center haw and reaertatko (or free bi».i 

^nv^bylUtheTlite traaportaiton can »»«W,i: 

Hitorlcal Sodety U «pon- public iMie^'rodinôfthB 0 ! 

wtti a lecture on the Sindia ^» Ifiy Oomty library^jiF 

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ ^ Mechanic Street In Cape i ^ 

IW?; She wai prima 

«pipd In the Oil M 

and CWneae trade*. 

^^; ^'tto iy:fc;JhjrV i:fcjV 

from Japanabeencoantered 

atorm M the Ocean W 

•mm ah eyewUneaiite^^ 

^ Mrs. Ross to an Ocean CI^ 1 

resident and de»cendant o( 

the town's founding ! < Lake ir? 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, IMS 

TOE 8KNTINELLEDCER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Seiners Point Sewage Authority eyes rate hike 

TT»e Ocean City Arts Center teachers and new and exciting 

fcaw*M£ ahead vrith the fall daaej," accordln, r "-""scheduleofclaiwesandevenU 

Bell, director. 

buUding because of potential Is teaching a class In batik, 

structural hawrdg. and Martha Scofleld Is 

"Classes wUl continue in teaching a basketry class. 

new found locations add the Many of the usual classes wlD 

Season 

concert 

T3ie Stockton Chamber 

Players win present their flnrt 

concert of thdfaU season #iU 

Stockton State ConegeA-Wing 

ffii concert will begin with 

Stravlnsky'a Suite Italtenne, 

performed by vloUntat Carol 

Antado and planlft Leonard 

KWn, professor of music at 

StdCkton State CoUege. 

M««6-soprano • Beverly 

Vaagbn win sing. •- 

Al«o : scheduled 

look at CaWer 1 * "creatures 

langwood Gardens on 

ItewYorlEaVtoîtttteSTO 

Street' OiUiriti with 

Katharine Carter on Wed- 

current lncreaae would affect 

it as law as we can." hasn't changed and she better 

Despite the tmrt Indenture, 

g y 

could operate without an 

Increase. She said the had 

J"W•*•*•«*?•*••«* 

because City Councfl moved 

to pot a UmU on Authority 

SSMWS 

andttoc woold change bar which are no 

mind. gaU covered to 

"All I know ia I stffl ant Boning, he ijafcl 

•apport any rate Increase," corerage wlllbe/i. 

she said. "Whether if. this on thetafldtiw^bj 

ye*rornextyear.ifastlllleai • .^s

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> for the International shuffleboard tournament. 

fj "Wn NBTOWORTHV? 

I rJtave a itory Idea? Call the editor at 39W411 between 9 

I a.m. and I p-m- 

Fred H. Mffler, M.D. 

2000 Shore Road Linwood,N.J 

ANNOUNCES 

, additional office hours at... 


Ocean Qty.NJ. 

Tues. & Thurs. Mornings 

9 A.M. to Noon 

for Uis practice of the ipscialfy of 

genera! Internal MaUdae (diabetes; 

hyperteniioii and diseases of 

Internal Organs) 

Hours by Appointment 653-0800 

Board Certified in Internal Medicine 

You'ire Invited > 

TÂttehd 

Hie 


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Workshop 

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: i|he editor and staff of 

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READING BUS 

TRIP OCT. Zl 

Fa. on 

phats by senior studio 

Information call MM7SS or 

B27-8133. All proceeds benefit 

the March of Dimes. 

illan 

COMSTROCTIO^ MRP 

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VINYL 

BptollUiilMMfcW 

399-5338 

Kindly let us 

know if you plan 

to attend by filling 

out and mailing the 

form below as early as 

possible! 

on Tuisaay, OMobir 1 at 7 

rainless three morithr and t few words and air were > 

IntomaUonal Slraffleboard - After several attempts to 

Tournament the t weather dry the courts by our faithful ; 

regulator aenda u» rain, memlwrs, the first round wa« 

with the opening ceremonies 

and two rounds of competition. 

•• f)'i : M -• 

The opening ceremonita 

took place In the new Civic 

and Recreation building 

which la next to our' ihuffleboard 

courts. Our club 

preiidfnr, PhylUi Hover, 

handled the opening by 

calling on Ken Worden, 

second vice president of the 

lnternaUonal, to offer the 

Invocation, followed by the 

anthems. 

Phyllis then introduced 

Plleggi, director of recreation 

and Mark SoUer, Ocean City 

Public Relations Director. 

aub mimberi too* wfer î*:v 

referee and score keeping ^v, 

ehorei and thevWMv;® >« 

tematlonalswereonltBwav. 

We might add that we have : t 

never met a finer group of • 1 

people, folks wn» share ! a ^ 

friendliness seldom found 

among conipetitors in sportl; 

this even though they am ', 

from three different nations. '< 

We will have more in our : 

next article. , '"/•' ,['h 

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h a*. 

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; -. U.S. teams march out , 

Takes Bleasiire ib Announcing 

The3êalng(rfms Office 

QnOqtdberlst,lM5 

I i At 

Office Bouts Ml & 1-4 PM 

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41ii3r SOCFANAVE.. OCEAN CITY • PHOHE 39BBB71 

+ OPEN ALL YEAR • 

SLNTHUfiS. BloB • FRI. 4 SAT. 8 lo 9 

THE SKNTINELLEDGER, OCEAN 

Robert Steele, fSt ^ r ^; ^s ^ 

retired security guard ^C||v,i 

Robot E. Steele, 75, of 3S09 Central Av. died Monday in 

Burdettc Toralin Hospital in Cape May Court Hoa*^^^ 

Mr. Steele was a retired security guard for the Fidelity 

Bank in Philadelphia. A resident of this dty for 33 yeaiV; he 

formerly lived In Philadelphia. ', ,,-»(/, 

': 20 years. An arear«ddBot» 

- and formerly Uved in Phlli 

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Zoning Board of Adjustment 

Monday night looked with 

avor upon 

Of Guerro COWtructlori, Bald 

the duplexes uni a viable 

project tweam«>_.jjtt QJBif 

couldn't get a high enough 7 

im and New Hsfbona Mil c^raâld^nrd setbacks, ôpoaal .. 

totate Devilo^nt toe. a and minimum dwelling unit "Wri not 

Mteldliiry of First Federal jfce. m « Iwfti Seta 

buildin*. He estimated a come close to 

mm, 

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WED,OCT.9-SAT.. OCT. 12 

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The developer* already Mm* Bell called tt»*tod. • 

Presents^ 

Sunday 

Prims Rib 

Broiled Flounder 

Veal Parmaglana 4 Spaghetti 

FULL COURSE -soup, salad, bev. 

, Served between 2 p.m. 8.8 p.m. 

Ample Fr#e Parking and ; 

• Ma|or credit Cards Accepted ! 

234 Shore RdM Somers Point 

f 

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Szechwan 

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK m YEAR ROUND 

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Indian Summer i 

evening. As the hurricane 

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i C»6#rn.( S»ur/Onon «nd C.b#rn«f fnino tr, «>• 

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iwrtlDgencyidaiM. .New N jacket j k t rates are percent t bracket b k t Uv UWW> SiS 

it«p« Uip«yCT can MJely proposals before Congre*.. [ropoMl, the couple li In tbe 

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>Atme Investment generally cannoi oe aeoucted eurrenUy 

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opinions 

Act, now 

Municipal officials should act immediately to 

see that the'citizenry doesn't lose interest in 

recycling, following recent announcements that, 

old newspapers and glass were no longer being 

^collected because of depressed markets for these 

Ttwo recyclables. 

: The Cape May County Municipal Utilities 

'Authority has offered to coordinate recycling efforts 

between the municipal level and the private 

•processor, at least for newsprint. This service is 

commendable, and it should be expanded to include 

glass* bottles as well. According to the 

MUA, if the municipalities get the newsprint to 

the MUA transfer station in Middle Township, 

•the MUA. will haul it tq the processor in Pennsylvania; 

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• Municipal officials were too quick in calling a 

halt to-'recycling efforts locally. Despite tht 

depressed market, the trend toward recycling 

should be fostered, not abandoned. Recycling 

should continue even if it isn't profitable, even if 

it doesn't break even. We cannot afford to fill up 

our one county landfill before its time. We should 

hot throw in the towel so quickly. 

Headway toward 

solving some 

problems 

Friday, September 27,1985 , >'''* "'Pag^Four Section Two 

RECYCLE ? 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 1. Council has asked the 

was not aware Oat Joseph R. Police Department for 

Gilbert, who write! the nations to alleviate 

Spindrift column for The bicycle problems on the 

Senttnel-Lddger, .;'";'h«f Boardwalk. ,• -, 

heretofore expressed ,,]Uf 1 Council has passed a 

' views on the same issues.' ai stricter 'trash A Utter or- 

noted ia my Sept * letter to dtoance. We need for dozens 

joa. "< ,,^. toakrtithe police and code 

, r A copy of my letter reached enforcement departments of 

,ttie attention of Henry Knight, violations. (We are short of 

rÔoancu President, who an* people to inspect the whole Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

- fthrtook tit graciously reply to town.) 

,each of the five points I 

Are.yon aware what your 

3. The police have been 

. '->'«iwnterated. I beletve your cracking down on speeders 

I _,..... %;«eders would liketosee .. what .._. smd all motor vehicle 

KK^>^Rn1llitwrotQ,and*copy violations. Tickets are 

•'' tÔja.letterîLappendaLnrocessed by a computer and 

,'herewith; , ' . we eventually collect all fines, 

making some *. The dry has adopted a 

„ ordinance which v dust on all tables and TV, 

filthy carpets; In other words, 

local president of the Hotel- most unsatisfactory. 

--• - - --•-•• •t U v t your minds. After all, we paid 

me mil room rate. I travel all 

over this world, and I have 

Motel Association, namely the 

never been charged for three 

owner of the Pavilion Motor 

days when I only stayed one 

Lodge and Harbor Boost 

.day/Attte cost of HUSO, we 

* 

system these, 

almost obsolete. 

*"' i- 

,ftww,thls up to see we set 

V J ChariesE.Cost 

'';" ' OrianOty 

response: 

UMr. 

continuing to monitor 

sewage capacity and 

water usage. 

our 

9. The dry has taken steps 

to avail ourselves of funding 

from the state for additional 

police. They will be hired 

shortly. 

Investigate the 

MtrAandits 

treatment plant 

Editor'* note: This U a , 

copy tf a memorandum 

from Councilman 

mniam Mei§. to. Mayor 

Sack Btttner about woste 

disposal at tiw4Oh,StrMt 

MUA plant. - 

Several weeks ago I 

mentioned to you and the 

Council my concern for 

sickness that occurred to 

some of my guests at the 

motel, my family and (at that 

time I faUed ttfmention) the 

Ocean City lifeguards who 

came down with sore throats, 

etc. 

TbeWUdwood situation plus 

some rumors of malfunction 

at our 48th Street plant 

prompted me to call the MUA. 

I talked with Chief Engineer 

entries Norids Who assured 

me mat untreated sewage 

was not going into the ocean in 

our uea. He also said that 

they were 4 well within me 

limits djf the plant on per day 

flow capabilities. 

After reading'several artidea 

In our newspapers, I am 

not so sure the cwiliitants Mr. 

Norkls related to me hu 

allayed my fears of immediate 

proUemsandlmean 

ab early as the spring and 

summer of 186ft. '. 

When the J)EP Is 

wittinokltagCAFRAappronl 

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for. a major expansion it 

W«sley Manor and when the 

MUA plans to hire' an 

engineer - next 'week to 

examine the Volant 

problems" and "develop a 

solution," I become scared 

because We Just cannot : have 

another "WUdwood" here in 

Ocean City. "( """ 

Incidentally, Wesley Manor 

is only one of many major 

construction projects that wjjl 

go on line next year. Nanracket, 

34th Street Marina, 

Santa Barbara are several 

that come to mind. . . 

DtlitfVft W4 KD0IV tn 

DiflT YOU MDoOlu AuttlfltB A 

scale Investigation 1>f tt(e 

MUA,and its, «m"Streit 

using every means it 

your disposal. f ''|* ^ 

Tnls could take me form of 

using federal, state ariU 

county experts," and l 1f 

necessary, the private sect*. 

Hie 'community, in my 

opinion, U paying more thto 

cnoughmoney to the MT/A for 

the operation of a AHssjleU 

modem fadfity andâhontl 

not be burdened With' toe 

thought of acatastropBe 

during the sihntnw of- OM. 

Hopefully, I will never have to come back here again 

Tournament, 

Ocean City charm is in jeopardy 

'' Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: As 

a * lifelong Ocean City 

.vacationer, I am compelled 

'ito comment on some of the 

"' 'changes and proposed 

r'jthanges In Ocean City. 

•> I was concerned when 

gambling was legalised In 

.Atlantic aty - concerned 

about whether Ocean Ctty 

would get sucked along with 

!tt> Mr. ft 

but of ton 

was like a trip back In time 

and It was thoroughly enjoyable. 

This to what Ocean City was 

meant to be about by it's 

forefathers. I cannot comprehend 

bow anyone truly 

concerned with Ocean dry 

could not support the 

Historical Museum. 

Watson's Restaurant Is 

another old friend that I'd 

hate to see go. We've stayed In 

a lot of different places over 

dUtat take the ao-caua: cut- never look up the Pavilion 

rate they were supposed to be Motor Lodge AS we have had 

giving to our Association. • « manST CCODOlaliKS frflî Otlf 

Hopefully, I will never have Internationale Sbuffleboanl 

to come back here agauT And 

«w«d 

>;0neofthehighfointsofour • It is always comforting' vacationer, I could live with It 

I see the very charm that 

little stretch of road that took 

vacation this year was our each year to see a few old either way. < it certainly 

has made Ocean City Mr name ls\ Danielle 

my sister's life. * ,' 

fttsit"tothe Historical favorites on the boardwalk- wouldn't make or break my 

"America's greatest family Brouasard and"! am onry J7 

For one thing, the «h Street 

Mdsenm. We were captivated Robert's, The Heritage vacation. However, it is one 

resort," and ours, in serious years old.' I have spent my 

bridge la illegally narrow and 

by the th SStadia 

Room and I flwppe, pp, The Planter's Shops, p, more example of changing the 

Jeopardy. 

summers hi Ocean Ctty ever 

the limit much too fast for a 

since I wis Syears old and my 

^couUhave an entire day South Seas, and The Con- main structure Ocean City 

Leslie Taylor 

sister was ,8.\ Perhaps you 

;J looking at photographs. It noisseur. 

was built on. 

Pittsburgh 

pi I 1 negligent on fire retrofitting code; it's a crisis 

thousands signed a petition to derstand the code book were 

ri^|. Editor, SenttneMjedger: 1 have the governor investigate futile for the layperson. 

Kh tfirofbecomuig increasingly that utility, to no avail. In desperation, I made an 

I'^fentanged as one dry official As the owner of a guest ' ' " it wlth 

6jf our, position Jtnown 

and by.; takbjg on the, inspectioMLitvAv,. 

proposals, especially since I Even though adoption of these Guest bouses will be 

yh* new ore safety rules, v do not reside Jetothedtyyear. rules was imminent, he replaced with costly motels 

replied be knew nothing for that our. lovely families and 

certain. 

senior dozens could never 

I maintain that this city has afford. 

been negligent In informing Worried about blue laws 

and assisting property owners and alcohol consumption, dty 

tha new rules during this crisis. 

fathers? Stand up for-your 

- year* ago when Efforts to completed, Crisis, yes, because hsrd-working citizens by 

read and un- 

1 Jeannlrie died on your 

causeway .a 

, ,"v • . 

Wheniilvani late la 

sdwdullngmy fire Inspection, 

lamlnfonnedbyatersenoto 

tothateffeciWhycm'tlbe 

alnjilarlyTilnformed when 

The only winning American 

.team..was Matt and Julie 

jVollmer of Ocean City Yacht 

* pub, who took fourth in the 

(. vome division. Led by their 

.fellow Americans, the 

f audience of approximately 

00 j people at the closing 

ceremony,In Swansea Town 

Hall applauded loudly and 

{Vigorously as the Vollmers 

, went forward to receive their 

passlhgto 

,thelr rear on starboard tack. 

. Many or the competitors, 

non-American as well as 

American, had problems with 

the gate start, as evinced in 

twb general recalls for the 

first race. Throughout the 

series, sailors misjudged the 

With,,bran^-new ^|oats, 

outfitted by one of England's 

top GP-bullders, the 

American teams should have 

been able to Jump right in and 

sail away, right? Wrong — as 

far as these American sailors 

were concerned. Intense 

competitors, ,they all checked 

all sorts, the .Americans' 

broken rudders were out 

standing, especially since the 

team of Baer and Bellwoar 

accounted for three of them. 

The North American GP-M 

champions, Brown Baer and 

Peter Bellwoar, sailing out of 

'The American competitors adjusted quickly to the 

different sailing conditions...There were reports ofi 

wild yelps of glee from several of them on downward 

legs as they planed past foreign competitors, 

prises — a dinghy suit and a 

set of glasses. 

,But as far as the eight nonsailing 

American spectators 

.were, concerned, all the 

"•American sailors were 

1J 

wlnnera — for sportsmanship 

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1. APPETIZERS & BAUDS 2. ENTREES & SOUPS 

3. BREADS & DESSERTS 

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(Either mailed or brought in to The Sentinel-Ledger office) 

All Recipes Win Be Printed In A Special Supplement 

WHAT'S COOKING '85 

Publication Date, Thursday, Nov. 21st 

Interested Advertisers may call 

199-5411 - Ask for display advertising 

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naite^=—-^-=———-—(HaM^G^ptai) ^ - •- • study and prayer service 

. -- • ^ Marmora " — — — 

SUNDAY - Rev. Andrew Surace, pastor CORBIN CTTY BAPTIST 

9:30 ajn. - Church School criwniv *- - "' " '•*" 

Iria - Btomtai,- " SUNDAY ••- - 

7:30 pjn.-Evening 

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Henry Ireland, pastor 

Rev. Daniel Hulltt,pastor, 

OJNDAY : :r m&anL^mm 

9:45 ajn. • Omrch school 9 ajn. - Morning 

for all ages. : J , '- ; "" '•••••*•*• 

Morning service. - i, METHODIST, 

Snore Rd. and Dawes Av. Unwood . 

, Charles Rinck, pastor 

(AntrtamBaptist) » — ^".^^h^^^Â' -« nww , ..„,. 

^JtrndtopwAv. SUlfflAY pJfl, Md rtg 7 pjn. Mam gnmAy , V, * #^4| Sa. ^ f^rto ittool anTOAY ' '-rX. 

fwnlUB atrvBe, Nnnirr Oh St. and West Av. » P taqli 1. e a t a f ^ ^ , 

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10ML -Sunday ichool>W 

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HDlyCnmmunjon11 AJ« 

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from U «m toV; ;Oc«m City Hotel Luray 

Friday - 8 ajn. and 7 pjn. 

- 9:15 •jnl . OMliM 

10 ajn. - Owrai EudiarUt. 

OcewCity 

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,. 11 a.m. • Morning worship 

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8:30 ajn,-Worship ., vggi 

fl:« ajn.i' Snnday.nschooJ ju) 

Dan Corbett, pastor OUR LADY.OF SORBOTfS l.',/.(>iaiiii)0)f.1.tji;i.iiiJ!t_i1 

SUNDAY • 

Iinwood 

Olijurr 9:4S ajn. - Sunday school 

fRev. Wm. Radcilfft Allen, Th,M., Paster I; PUBLIC BAPTISM SERVICE 

ttitoAY 

John Freedman, piMijrYV^ 

olr Director Organist 1 ; 

Waitt. .vf^nl Ba*ifM 

with sermon/story hour and 

nursery, , 

REOBGAN1ZED 

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Morning worship 

WTOMAY.tl| 

8:30 ajn. - WonWp service 

ijllj fl(jn, f .Bible study tpr 

jctriinetri Ritsr , 

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SUNDAY UNTIEDjIffil'HQDIft 

rirnii:fM;nii;".'vi7TT7 

ft V?| ,iU .:•••_•' Ill Jersey will hold Its annual session at thi ?• (be chapel. 

BWtherhood Chapel on Shore Bethel Rd, and Doran Av. 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1985 11 ti^tutA**;*;****. I 1 ft ^ 

MORNING WORSHIP • 11*00 A.M. 

:•' V WplV8CriMI,.i-30A,M. 

3 The Whole Bible for the whole Person 

,j- Graded Classes Nursery Aduiti 

" TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. 

Women'i Bible ifudypellowshlp 

WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. 

• The Bible Study Hour 

A Cordial Welcome Awalls You 

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FLANDERS HOTEL 

Fri., Sat., Sun. Sept. 27,28,29 

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PRAISE TABERNAa."E 

'V Iw i iijfiti Ui-jT! ri!> I i;lnnfn l/i JVI[" /''fihr (J 1 

AY, SEPTEMBER 27, ittSS 

by the worship service at 

[9M. •••'. .:•''"' • 

'"Otf^mmA hM i varied 

bytgrtmnd, having attended 

and received, degree* from 

seven institnttons of wghy 

master of theology from ML 

lry Lutheran Seminary and 

doctor of theology from 

Narberth, Darby and Pitt- 

under hla guidance. 

The soloist Ma Sunday Is 

Ptggy Martlnâ graduate of 

WestuunsterChoirCollegeIn 

Princeton tad the soloist at 

of thtology degree from Church. Chaplain of the day is 

;^mfiUm , BmUut, a Eugene Dsbua, 

Missionary day at AME •••/,;.-«.'•"••'•'• 

woman. 

taatatW, Brown. MMonarjr &di^, 

Rev. Brown has served as ghe la • graduate of 

^Kf^Si^ffifey PtyMThtologlffll 

«dncttkoo(tto AME Church, she did graduate work 

Memorial fund 

luncheon Oct.9 

The Ruth Newman Shapiro 

: : Own and Hetrt Memorial 

- _. Fond wfll hold tt» faU luncbeoa 

and meeting 11:30 a jn. 

r, v-Widiwiday;:* Ort, • it 

,# Harrth's Marini Hotei 

^ 0 ^ 

wm be the pre»entatlon by 

Bbward; Nathaii, executive 

director of .the Delaware 

are »vatt»bte by callhig 927- 

against draaded llinetses. 

college 

-UnitBd Way at Stockton 

Stete CoMagB Is MBU ^ 

• live Aid SJ tt celehratea 

IMtedWayffeekOct 17-23 at 

•tnletlc compttlUon, bake 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 — lECTIO*! *#O! 

•,"• ',, : , '.. .'.V',j,; -viv ' Vf!'* : "••W photo by I«llor Studio 

Jason Gloria of Somers Point observes some of the clean-up work 

prisoned for murder, assault, 

Earthquake 

By POOR RICHARD 

Ten thousand people wwt seriously ot fatally injured in 

the recent earthquake that centered off the coast of 

, Hadco,Tm8of thousands mare are homelesa, Jobless, or 

in shock and grief. 

iAat can we do to help these people? Channels of 

government and secular agency relief are not workingj 

The best way to get aid through to the earthquake 

victims is through religious channels. Moat major 

We haw seen the reports on TV. We know the need. 

These victims are our southern neighbors. But nobody 

will come knocking as mr door to give.' Rather, far 

Christian love we may have to Inquire of our minister or 

church how we can be part of Hie work of the Lord's 

fiMtad 

ftel 

OceanCUyandWoodbury 

mates were also lnterviewed- 

toprisonenlnover 

The Him • free to the 

LUNG SCREENING 

OCTOBER U:«4-»*~«^ LJC.W. FALL 

Atlantic Community R«MMAQESALE 

College's Respiratory Toe Lutheran Church 

Therapy Department will WomenofSt.John'sLutheran 

hlghligfit National Church, 10th Street and 

nespbtorjrQpfiWMiiMi Central Avenne wfll hold its 

nrehmg screening 9 iLni to a annnal fill rummagesale 

pjn., Thursday; Oct 10 on Wednesday, Thursday and 

AOC*s Mays Landing campua Friday, Oct. IB, 17 and 18, The 

ta the lobby of Jbtdldtng. public is welcome. 


' Ocean Cjry, NJ. 

PhoHS3W-0077 

644 S. Shore Rd. | 

Palermo, N.Ji 1 

Phone 390-96W 1 

.Herbert L. Godfrey, Owiwr,- Jonn T, Newman, Manager 

,. NfeviU Ww P/ibn»" "'.;• 

Pledging for ttie future, os In the past, the Jlnest and J 

All you ' 



Center 

has fcfeen 

_ here all along. 

Holy land-Rome trip Nov. 5-18 

win be apod to a Wbbutx. wty of tht Sun, tbe 

proceeding to Jerniatan. Information la :mft^| 

Plains of Armageddon, and continBlai the tf^ by Jeraey. 

10th annual pilgrimage tot Wt Oct. 6 here 

The Mttarotlpngrimijt Sunday, Oct. 8 on the Ocem born. All are *elcon» 

for life, sponsored by toe City Boardwalk. ' flie prooti 

Father Arineo chapter of the Theprocesslonimibeit 

Knghti of Colnmbuj, wffl be Jp.ra In front of the c ^ 

' " *~~~ " FfeDitoAtt«w»m:oeRji 

iMBy wifl be MrfW, ffct 

proeeiilan wfll march south 

« tti boardwalk to lltt 

Jane Kgtt to Ufe of the tm- firtt-jemd b«fc. 

Board Certify In^rria! MWl|ifi 

Genera i & 'Jn 

for tht pracfIcrCf 

swtti^diHkneM Into UghL Suddenly oB the cqmo»lnlheit)Onl 

y ^ 

tondhg. Awywjwreywi could stand ttie ^fcy' '^ ,£!?&>& 

Revelntion — mi ptrhip»'filiB*":» ; *f s 

revdaUon motfefaD—fant*h»yipi^. • • •, if'| 

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THI 1985 

OFFINM 

-re aa MIKE JAMISON 

RT 79 CHRIJ GUNNELS 

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55 KYLE ARNOLD 

54 BOB OOUDIE 

M JOHNBELOIN 

73 DAVE GORDON 

JO JAMES BROWN 

15 BRIAN LEVPOLDT 

33 CRAIG SWENNES 

RAIDERS 

Senior 6 2 215 

Senior 4-4 37S 

Senior 6-0 185 

Senior 4 1 2)0 

Senior « o 210 

Senior 4-0 215 

Senior 5 8 140 

Junior AO 185 

Senior 510 180 

•V £.._ • M •% " A A ^"«'w ^H -Mi A. _ _ uncnnca 1. • _ _ u_ Sen Or 5 10 180 

R"B « BOB KROkENBERGER SenlSr 510 80 

,FB 58 VINCE IANNACE senior 5 to 190 

PK 30 LEON BROWN junior 5 11 W 

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LE 88 MIKlE JAMISON Senior 4 3 215 

LT 69 JOHNZONAY Senior 6 3 205 

N©^ 71 KEVIN ESPOSITO Senior 5 1) lyfl 

" T "* ^~ ^ CHRIS~GONNELS Senior 64 275 

RT 73 DAVE GORDON senior 4 0 215 

Rf 45 MIKEMAGUIR6 Junior 5 11 isn 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. 1 NX \ 

Pigskin preview 

Raider's 

J-B 33 CRAIG SWENNES Senior \]l so ~ 

r2 JOHNBELOIN senior 60 210 ByTOM WILLIAMS layers, who made his mark 

WB 21 VINCE IANNACI Senior 5-10 l«n 89 an —"—•••-- •• • 

? S MaKM 1 """ tSZ L» « •.?«*!» - .nany new back, 

0-1 LOit to HOLY SPIRIT 

1-1 Defeated Mainland 

M Defeated CUMBERLAND 

3-1 Defeated Ml LLVILLE 

, 4-1 Defeated Bridgeton 

5-1 Defeated EGG HARBOR TWP, 

4-1 Defeated Atlantic City 

7-1 Defeated VINELAND 

8-1 Defeated DEPTFORO 

»-1 Defeated Pieaxantviiie 

10-1 Defeated Wllllnoboro 

EDDIE'S 

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SUPPLY 

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Open«:30-5:30 Dally 

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v 7 Hr 1 J u " """ "samsi -win juwpny, ueorge wont- second only to Mfflvllle'i Tony 

JI Vineland in the 1965 football man, Pat Lewis and Darryl Surace In total wlnsaftet kit 

j^ 4 opener. Qiarap are gone, a defensive ' " " — -» - 

28 0 Frank Sayers Is gone, the " 

u 6 third most successful yard 

27 0 years, and an outstanding are gone,'liike"¥utcE1woV 

'° linebacker. raaler.DaWd Allegretto, Greg 

III David Miller U gone, one of Dean and Allen Watts. 

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played together for so long . 

they had complete confidence a«Id Galanto,'t 

to each other. They had two, tottcnoowns of 1 

j . three, even four years on the y"- 

>J?* V !!l g towtedta talking about Who varsity. &*> '««••••« w me 

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"We've lost a lot of great will be seniors who played Sweunes, another senior 

season nut only for one year, «" *"**> Ktviug uu 

since 22 of them are seniors." experienced, one^wo 

Leading the returnees Is The quarterback 

these Bob Krokenberger, who is Junior Brian' win 

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Happy Weekday! 1 p.m. • 5 p.m. 

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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 

VARSITY POOTSALL 

September2l *VIne!and Away 1:30 

*rtoiy Spirit Away ii30 

•Ateinland Horni**10:30 

•Cumberiand Away 1:30 

*i|Aillvliie Away 1:30 

November 2 *Brtdgtton Home 11:00 

November? E.H.Twp. Away 1:30 

November U *Atiantic City Home 10:30 

Noyember 28 PleaMntviiie Home 10:00 

**6ame may be played away 

He»d Coach—Tony Galante 

. Aillitant Cstchfli 

Wayne colm»n, Otry Defltnhsrdt, Mike siaveski 

Walt Dull, Paul LeFever 

'Cape Atlantic League 

• ; Come Out And Support 

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/Won., Sept. 3D vineland Home 3:45 

Men., Oct. J Holy Spirit Home 3:45 

MOB., Oct. 14 Mainland Away 3:45 

Men., Oct. ai Cumberland Home 3:45 

MOn..Oct.I8MM!ville Home 3:45 

Men., Nov. 4 Bridgeton Away 3:00 

Mon,,Nov. II Egg Harbor Twp. Home 3:00 

Mon.,Nov,iiAtlanfleClty Away 3:00 

PR ESHMANFOOTBALL 

Tuei., Oct. I vineland Away 

Tuji.,oef, I Holy Spirit Away 3:45 

Tuts., Oct. I j Mainland Home 3:45 

Tues., Oct. 22 Cumberland Away 3:45 

Tuts.. Oet. n Mlllvllle , Away 3i4l 

Tues., Nov. IBHdgefon HomtJiOo 

Tues., Nov. It Igg Harbor Twp,,AW«y St 

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BONIFIED 

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to get 

Impound senior 

wy carried the ball 

Tist year because 

Goudle, guard 

•In and tackle Chris 

all return with 

ible experience on 

Ive line. Gunnels, at 

a-i-.W pounds, will a^ 

igfgreat deal of attention 

•— strategy- 

nwes weU for his Ae^trS 

1 Galante, "In fact, attack wUl 

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On the, defensive line, Chris 

Gunnels, Dave Gordon and Gal» WIU ••—Tlt B1IWJe 

.—_ Kevin Esposito are exchange In the offense, awlttfor 

perlenced. And they also 

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you uodooMedly came away 

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In gam« No. l, Triib 

JOmm MU Kd 

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Mr, tot to only game. In in 

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jwer with nine UM and out- 

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combined fell .; 

coming off average MUSSI, •apped met nota In each 

Oanberiand waa a Top 10 game.withbelpffefnaatrong 

team* mat of last year, 

losing to Toms River Sooth to 

the Group Fear tournament 

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MmvlttB In CALOne. 

And Pitman, another Top which the add goala 

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for the November 5th 

1985 General Election is 

MON., OCT. 7th 

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ou have any questions, 

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Vinyl! BRICK SIDING 

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a 24 start - 

l eno, woo Mend, scored again ' 

fl^ i *J]£?*f lllld ' UntaertOTOetiaatîfr 

leading 

the team 1 ! offtntwe potential, 

. , ' '.''.- •• J-•• 

All-CAI. 

raree ttieeuai, ua the dub Wendy Dele, r^nraThnm.. 

to assists and has graduated. Kathy air&tjohii, SueTS 

8Dd Sue Baker. "• .» 

Also gone from last season Junior Vicki Miller Joins 

b goalie Debbie Hoban, who Gorman and KrljtleMfller as 

T^togethcrnineshutcputs ana thlayeaPa right wing. Donaa 

helped the Raiders reach the FogUo and Kim Craig are the 

South Jersey Group Three halfbacks and Nicole Batile 

i WcliiUt JolaiQutoaoBdrfiM*, 

Hi Raiders jo to Mainland 

•" afternoon (Wday at 

) to bee a Mainland 

(pan. coached by former Aft. 

School football wffl receive W» LN and Norm Nealy Wise, that returns almost 

otter Ton Williams' pan)? season. 

•boot the other Cape-Atlantic analysis. Tbt games will be 

Leagne teajms and other replayed Saturday nlghta at 7 

reUted atories. . PJH- and Wednesdays at 6 

The Sentinel-Ledger has PA. 

I chart listing all six fall present seven Holy Spirit 

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f aocMT, fleW hockey, cross 

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Luisi cited 

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" Ocean City native Mark 

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«dMlIW|Ilthfrfl 

s wseccna wngesi acnve 

streak in South Jersey entering 

the season. Pennaiuken 

has won 12 straight 

but will be tested Saturday 

against Deptford... 

The Raider school mirk Is 

UstraUjht set during the 1956- 

cftrtahce TO conêttHon, »to pan Andy Jemee,, 

iia in MrthMB New ^ ^ ^ ^ M j ^ 

rsey ertm potota f^) and «*• 

polntainaueajon (31),though 

CLASSIFIED ADS Frita Ferrell feU three ahort 

BRING RESULTS of the Wtter mark last year. 

r Earl "Duki" Faiciini • 

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FOOTBALL 

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Sat. Oct^li. MAINLAND 

fat., Oct. I» at Cumberland 

Sat. pet. 24 atMfllvills 

Sat, Nov. % BRIOGiTON 

iaf, Nov.» at Egg Harbor Township 

•at. Nov. i« ATLANTIC CITY 

Thu. Nov. 28 PLiASANTVILtE 

GIRLS TiNNB (1-1) 

8«p, 23 btieatad ATLANTIC CITY 

Sep. 25 at Mainland 

Sep. 27 at Egg Harbor Township 

Sep. 30 BRIDGETON 

Oct. 2 atvineland' 

Oct. 4 MILLVILLH 

Oct. 7 at Holy Spirit 

Oct. 9 at Cumberland 

Oct. 16 MAINLAND 

at Bridgeton 

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Sep.20 Lett at Vlneland 

Stp. 23 Defeated Mainland 

Sep. 31 at igg Harbor Township 

Sep. 30 at Afiantie city 

Oct. 2 atMlllvllli 

Oct. 4 if Holy Spirit 

Oet.i •f Cumberland 

Oct. li at Vlneland 

Oct. 14 atMalnlana 

Oct. 16 ice HARBOR TOWNSHIP 

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Oct. 21 MILLVILLB 

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Hot Water heated for year round living. Throe bedrooms, 

roomy It vino room with woodburnfno ttove, dining room, 

kitchen, IMr baths, side driveway to oversized garage, 

nice rear.yard. J125,000. 

36 Atlantic Av§. . 111-6011 

9 tO &*• 

. S!I\m\ Kraltor 

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Brand new alr-condit toned first Wow condominium 

feature* 4 bedrooms, and t , 

• LARGE rear deck offering panoramic 

^Waterway vievw. Must be seen. , 

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RECENTLY LISTEDCONDO ' 

You are invited to Inspect this very attrae- 

..five end well maintained i bedroom eon* 

... domlnium unit tn move-In condition. 

Peaturii include wall-to wall carpeting, 

utility room, extra closets and eff-itreet 

: parking, Asking $10,000 furnished, 

UPPER TOWNSHIP RANCHER 

Charming 1 bedroom home wijn family 

room sunken living room with wood stove 

R.E. For Sale 

OPEN HOUSE ••, . 

3752-54 AiburyAve. 

Friday. Sept. 27 thru Sunday, Sept 19 

9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 

Three large bfldrooms, 1 full baths each floor, air-eondltlonlno, 

electric heat, large lof Sftcioo', completely fur- 

Mihea, ail s,l^ appllanees plus Andersen wjndowi 

throughout. Ftrfanelng available, ixeeiienf rental history. 

Ready to rent or use. 

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3 BEDROOM TOWNHOMES ALSO AVAILABLI 

(6O9) 398 7300 

27TH & BAY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

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, baths, 2 fireplaces, family, room; 3'decks, covered patio, 

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distance to beach, ocean view. Immediate occupancy. 

•1«,000, 

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Immaculate duplex In convenient residential neigh 

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i Inthii Inftridrdieoraffd fully furnisrifd first floor iouth 

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34lh&AsburvAve. 391.3403 

FRENCH REAL ESTATE, inc. 399-5454 

1ATUNT1CAVE. REAL ESTATE INC. 

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AtBrand cenfr#i A/e. Living rm, vv/flrtplie« dining rm, 

\NIf,» and den. Vclr garage. AutoitiBfte lawn sprinkler, 

gefluflfuljly landscaped, AshiriB $13^,100, Unfurnlihed, • 

3995454 

LARGE DUPLEX 

Wrfh many extras, gas heat 

and central air, 3 bedrooms 

each unit, move in condition. 

Owner 398-5921 9« 

V BEACHFRONT 

First floor eondo, completely 

renovated Spring 

1»M. Niw ' Wfehtn with 

microwave, 3 bedroomi, I 

tile baths. Ail new 

; decorator furniture,,, In- 

[ eluded In sale. Overjlied 

corner lot, 1273,000. ;•£[: 

J Well I kept flyptM with 3 

beilroqnit in each -unit. 

•: Centrally , ioeafefl for 

•seasonal or year round 

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bedrooms and 1 bathrooms 

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Coast beach. Available as 

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ACROSS PROM THE 

BEACH 

First floor conde, : 

bedrooms, 2 baths, 

$169,900. 

DUPLEX ON WEST 

AVENUE 

Two bedrooms In each unit, 

$159,500. 

***** 

ANXIOUS OWNER SAYS 

BRING ME AN OFFER.., 

LA6OONFRONT 

31 W.llth Street 

CALL TODAY 

"THE SOliNQ OFFICE" 

J.MUSSO,INC. 

REAL ESTATE, 

Ocean City. N.j. 08226 

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UPPER TOWNSHIP 

FIRSTTIME OFFERED 

•ieBant J story colonial, 

Four bedrooms, 3V% baths, 

finished basement, many 

extrai. Asking $li»,900, 

BEESLEY'S POINT 

RANCHER 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, 

recreation room, den plus 

W basement. Listed at 

•?7,M0, 

CUSTOM RANCH 

Three bedrooms, s baths, 

features crown moldings, 

chair rails, hardwood 

floors, All for $132,900. 

PRICEDTOSELL 

Four bedrooms, V/a baths, 

2 story colonial irfexeellent 

condition, Offers full 

basement and spacious 

custom Florida room, 

1134,900, 

. •' AVALON 

HEAL ESTATE AGENC, 

ROOSEVELT BLVD. 

MARMORA 

f^lWlyiliiiaOhe 

»«we: available for burchaw 

or year round rental 

2ND PL. APT, - OCt. M M»y |||t. Pur 

nun*!. ! Mdrnmi, Mt.. bath, nui 

utllljltl mcludtd. UM fflt, NS patl, FI 

WtlltV AVi. JMJM7 

WINTER RENTALS 

Low, Low Rates 

BEACHFRONT 

CLOSE TO BEACH 

CALL US TODAY! 

Brighlon Place by lhe Beach I 609-399-0980 

RE. For Sale 

FLORIDA OWNER MUST 

SELL 

Beautiful spacious one 

bedttom, one bath with 

dreiiinB room, eondo, in 

Ocean Colony, Redyeed 

tor»3,iOO. Also a 3 

beaiôm, i bath at $1|S,fOO. 

GREAT BAY VILLAS, 

SOMERS POINT 

leautWoi:te%hr,duiii «i if* 

181^ BalrWay, i Ndtwirnii 

UAMiS M rwYIR, RIAL ESTAT 

FNylSTMiNT* DIVfLOPMfNn 

398-1700 

Mpnit, ottitrj availabia at Mil and c«. Ban, tana Nvh* room, kl 

ISN, wood, Aiancy, inc. R.atior. m- Mt .trwtpartthtf.twr.nunn 

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m SQUARE F£mi Or office' —> 

OR WINTER - I brtnwm; 

Wan, lov.ly print, dtc*, al hut. No 

p.n. H7J n» pim utii,, ntny lilt n», 

piut utlllllH, wlnttr, FvnillhM or •«.. 

furnltnad. all III4IM, tt-tt 

Wo IIBIOOM APT — nraiiM «F 

inHurnlihad. ¥tarly or wlnt.r. C»IL' 

Jdort RNIty, MWii m-lfOO. If 

HAGER 

REAL ESTATE 

111 Attinflc Ave, 399-1856 

100 block of Central Ave. 2 

bdrms,, first floor rear. 

S49S monthly Ineludeiheat, i 

/ 

Four bdrms., second f loeiM 

front. S5S0 monthly plus' i 

utilities, >: ,v•••,' 

YEARLY & WINTER 

RENTALS NEEDEDl' 

Fun^shed IR 1 Unfurnltlwd 

1400 Witt An. 

399-4400 

' R.E. For Sale 

Nevv.,.3 btdroom, a batrj 

eqrjdo near thf baaehi ' . 

SeaHilfui contemporary bh- Jus ! '•' llVedl; ô 

level design, Wisher, beaehbiock duplp' 

washer and 

Parking. t14S,S00. 

Afftrdabiy priced duplex 

with" oil baseboard heat In 

each unit; Mpper level has* 

bedrooms and l'/3 baths, 

bedr%mi and i bath. 

LoiWed' on a ,ful| slied 

duplex lotm the North end 

tfffe call today tW,soo;, 

units with .beautiful ocean 

views from both dee^'' 

Both units have an ex' 

ceilenf rental hitfbryi\A^ 

iartie 2-ear Birage ani«# 

are all included tlhV tirti 

prtmlum duplex for'billy; 

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TWO AND THKi* ».OHOOM, 

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APARTMENT 

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Seafood Kitchen 

10th & AsburyAve, 399-1348 

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