I«',' i- v / I 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 <strong>of</strong> 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 HANES AUVTSUPPORT SALE SEPTEMBER 5-14 ? 8AVE S I.20ON j ALIVE SUPPORT 1. PANTYHOSE SAVE S .95ON ? ALIVE i. LIGHT SUPPORT PANTYHOSE f SAVE s ,85oN ALIVE SUPPORT ,t, STOCKINGS direction, Mainland States Association <strong>of</strong> Colleges developed an Introductory and Universities In 1984 and computer course required <strong>of</strong> 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 pr<strong>of</strong>essional 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 15% Off Quilting Supplies Save on all quilting supplies, ineluding batting, instruction books, and muslin as we honor the "4th Hopefully Annual Quilt iMake'sure you see the "Rocky ,Shores Quilt" all materials donated by Stalnton's i *.nv< Sale" (<strong>Sep</strong>t, 6ana?,Civic Center) 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 <strong>of</strong> Education is in the process <strong>of</strong> hiring Sherman's successor, according to Dr. Dennis A. Hurley, district superintendent. Women's Fall Coats and Jackets 20% <strong>of</strong>f i Don't get left out In the cold. Choose one <strong>of</strong> the season's warmest, most wearable coats or Jackets from our fall collection in wool, wool blends, cashmere blends, or quilted canvas. Sizes 8- 20, women's, and petites, reg, $68,00 • $279.00 NOW $54.40 - $223.20 Berkshire® Buy two, Get one free! T Stockings and pantyhose have become an important fashion accessory—the finishing touch to an outfit. Buy Berkshire® All-Day Pantyhose or Opaque Pantyhose In your size and style and the third pair is on us. •v .. Howard Sherman Woman irijur^cHn crash 7 MARMORA - A Pennsylvania woman sustained minor Injuries is a result <strong>of</strong> • two-car'accident Tuesday afternoon 1 A P Robert Rbrt UsitsU, Uaitikl 18, 18 <strong>of</strong> 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, <strong>of</strong> 781 cident. Fern It, Yeadoo, Pa., wu Rescue workers had to tut taken by Upper Township the "Jaws <strong>of</strong> life" to extract -t^- onto Rout* f <strong>of</strong>f „ 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. 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Choose from prints, paisleys, and solids In sizes 6-18, half sizes and petites. reg. $60.00 $88,00 NOW $48.00 - $70.40 DRESS SHIRT Rubbermaid SALE $16.90 Sllii UVi • 17Vi Values to M4.00 on dress shirt* by ';! Arrow and Manhattan St] In your choice <strong>of</strong> white, •'•*2| solid colors and prints SALE 20 Gal. Refugetontalner all weather, space saving '•;, Reg. S12.W NOW $6.99 32 Gal Roughneck With stands tub zerd. ' i.. temptraturm, qf &'»• -i ' /eg.Siy.99 - •>".", i 1 4" i' 1 *'. * FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.<strong>1985</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> the case J1 SttlLl Stll affiliate which carries week, (that invalidated the programming similar to "We should have • game regulations) was that <strong>of</strong>f-the- JlMati coial MTUW tWi Channel 3, the NBC affiliate plan by the end <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> Broadcasters call because in New Jersey ihwe concerning must-carry "While most companies are and other broadcasting there's a duplication <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> the decision the ones from New York and Jbdentertalnment may take quick decision about Channel that becomes effective Philadelphia. The must- Ivantage <strong>of</strong> the decision to 40 or 65 to neeominodate 57," Tuesday, an appealing to the carry rules were designed to place one <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> with the larger networks," he Moveris to the UHF dial Oct. for the hockey season," Public Utilities, said the added, I However, Cablenter- Office <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> the jluplieation <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> the things I will FCC to rewrite them in a state contested the validity <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> 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. 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• • ; : PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDOBR, OCEAN CITY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,19tB Gillis, White exchange vows End <strong>of</strong> Summer SPECIAL Lombardy Poplin SUMMER SKIRTS • regular I4o 398«1740 Assorftd Colors • Sizes S to XL (Navy and Khaki not Included) The Bag Room & Monogram Shop HAVE BEEN GOING TO SCHOOL SINCE 1891 Comer Tih'ft Anbury, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Mon.-Sat. lOfoi Frl.lOtog SHOES MM,, lues., and Wed. SPECIALS HAIR OUTS .. M.5O SHAMPOO & SET •4.S8 Thursday SPECIAL *a.so <strong>of</strong>f Any Perm Starting at S2J includes cut, styling 8, guarantte HIGH QUALITY REASONABLY PRICED 3335 West Ave., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 3981788 Appointments Available Walk ins Welcome Moil., Tuts, Wed. 4 Fri. 9-5; Thurj. 9-7; Sat. 9-3 PLEHTYOfFREEPARKIHQ nttay SPBIAL SHAMPOO, CUTS BLOW-DRY Ladies ,,. '7.95 Men '6.95 Men cut only'3.95 S2BTUtonR(t.,HMthMld 8410777 Bonnie's Closet Bonnie's Closet Too Penacoli to head horse show, fair For A Very Special Occasion! JACQUARD CLASSIC i WITH THE LOOK AND f FEEL OF RIAL Snjt. / SIIM 10-18 W.OO / . WHATEVER YOU'RE Jtj LOOKING FOR -DRESSY IRl OR CASUAL, Ml SPORTSWEAR OR Jf < SEPARATES - WE HAVE W IT IN A FULL UNE OF SIZES AND COLORS? SUL' 741 AttwryAv*. Ocwn <strong>City</strong>. 3M-1189 MlyiB.1 iMtorCilinnHMMifli <strong>On</strong> tAe avenue for over 50 years k -*> M BACK TO SCHOOL WITH SHOES BY Timberfande The Somen Point Pubjic'4) library has planned theae regularly scheduled fill programs for children: Storyhour — 10:30 to 1H15 am. Saturdays <strong>Sep</strong>tember through December for ager 3- 6, beginning <strong>Sep</strong>t 14; 120° F m!ei water capability 1 ^W l st Mod.! G5PB0OD $29995 Limited Quantities Electrical . . Contractor* ,, ,.•; ~ Residential K\^ Commercial. f \: Largest Selection Anywhere, <strong>of</strong> Ladies' Genuine,., Suits •Coats •Mil rfm'tihrlT fur , , .. '299 ,.x^ Perttef tor all weather Afahriemaf Qtks. conm.c Ultra Suede is one <strong>of</strong> ttie easiest fabrics to care fortyd always retains its shape, in • rainbow <strong>of</strong> vor9eoui ri l^iS colors, imis nw lii>nn.hini
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