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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 ad- an 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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administrator at Delran,
Deptford Township and
Columbia high schools. He
plans to begin his retirement
cruising the Eastern coastal
waters then pursue his
longtime* interest In woodcarving
and computers.
Hie Board of Education is
in the process of hiring
Sherman's successor, according
to Dr. Dennis A.
Hurley, district superintendent.
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Howard Sherman
Woman irijur^cHn crash
7
MARMORA - A Pennsylvania
woman sustained
minor Injuries is a result of •
two-car'accident Tuesday
afternoon 1 A P Robert Rbrt UsitsU, Uaitikl 18, 18 of 906 thrown from th the vtMeta onto
Calmoun Av. Mays Landing, S» •tmt. .}
according tp State Pellet giveri|.
Trooper Chris Simmermon,
on Route I. who is Investigating the ac-
Joann Bossard, 24, of 781 cident.
Fern It, Yeadoo, Pa., wu Rescue workers had to tut
taken by Upper Township the "Jaws of life" to extract
-t^- onto Rout* f off „
Rescue Squad to Shore Bossard from her vejhlele,
WUter Avenue and may Mvt
Memorial Hospital where she UslUsU told The Sentinelmade
too wide « turn; Siin-
was treated and released. Ledger that Bossard had
mennon said. • "~ '
Boasard was traveling crossed the center line and
Slmmerroon said a.
south on Route i when she sldeswiped MB vehicle. He
mona may be Issued !
collided with • northbound was uninjured In the accident
the completion of
landscaping truck driven bv and Mid Mi passenger waa
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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
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' 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
^arry 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.
IS IT NEWSWORTHY?
tides
jeniMi utsmnmi't IUHM iN-itn Partly sunny today with 30
3 For 9th Street drawbridge percent chance of ibowers.
C High Low Ugh temperatures Si to 90.
| A.M, P.M. A.M. P.M, Fair tonight with lows in the
1:06 1:30 8:59 8:00mid
70s. Fair and very warm
I'M 2:18 7:49 9:10from
Saturday through
2:50 3:14 8:58 10:16 Monday, Highs In the low 80s
Won 3:59 4:22 10:08 11:14 along shore, sew N Inland.
p 5:08 5:27 11:07 Lows around 70 —
Bar. Great Egg Harbor Inlet, NATIONAL WEATHER
sbbtract 12 minutes from high SERVICE
tile; subtract 17minutes from
j|wtide
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Mir Sea Isle City beachfront, MEETS SEPT, n
subtract 18 minutes from high The Cape-Atlantic Head
ahd low tide
Injury Support Group meets 7
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JfwMoon..,,.,, Sept, 14 Andrew's Lutheran Church,
Mn in Pergee...,,,. Sept, 16 Pacific and Michigan
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