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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. Repeat Ol A Sell-Out! WOOL BLAZERS by Personal Shop torty For GrHtntSclceHM Sues I JO "Oet Them WMe It't HOW COAT RACK Dally lores 30, Wed, lofol VntMrlZ3-S7T4 VMiMifiSlO] AftiecmMI-SiDl % Price ALL SUMMER SHOES & HANDBAGS Shoe Parlour 813Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N.J, idntehf Sun Tannin* Salon NEWEST & MOST MODERN FACILITIES AVAILABLE SUMMER SPECIALS! UNLIMITED VISITS for '25.00 per month plus 12,00 per visit THE WORKING MAN'S VACATION SUN I g^s silN/er~ solarium 34th & Simpson Ave. (I n Traders Lane) 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.., l2for 1 Sale gg Sunglasses Sandals Sun Tan Lotion Jugs Swim Caps Beach Balls f LocallydwnJV&^Bffjed'N'^'f'^ , I - .I., 1 , j ' rt,' 1^ " 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 DRAPES VBRTICALS WOVEN WOODS BLINDS 8, SHADES 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*. UPHOLSTERING SLIPCOVERS BEDSPREADS CUSHIONS AAarmora, NJ. 390-0266 Fall Sportswear and 1988 Bathing Suits 664 Boardwalk Ocean City, N.J, Women's Sweaters Coordinated Sportswear Accessories of Distinction orww nnn Mtn 's or Women's 30% OFF Sweaters S, , Sporfswtar NOBODY DOES IT BETTER THAN• •• MlAMlSOMERS Daily 10:00 foS:Mp.m. Sunday 12:00 foJ-OQ Sweatersand Such 927-4133 Now you Can Bit thermaiized, draft-free protection and optimum fuel savings with Custom Gard Vinyl Replacement Windows. • No painting o puttylitf. Wont discolor. Solid * h i I h h LnafliMnl by nil »lr or pollutanu • lilMul-nr I- J« ( k ininfi * WoA I rot arp swell or I track like »«>d *full> fti iltunilrlpped '' n»I, corrodf, or on I 1 • Dccor.llv, frillrt avail ahla Haled Kl» oUlau • MaiifEitry'i > EacH window U cuMMIi I 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* 3880587 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 $220,000. enter Into this cooperative effort with Shore Memorial," The county had been seeking a new prenatal cart he continued, "We are con- provider since May, when the fident that the people who need this service will receive better care flan ever before and the burden on Atlantic County taxpayers will be reduced." (Drzewicki) Regotti of Unwood, a son, Aug. 22. Mark and Jacqueline (Tobin) Juliano of Linwood, a daughter, Aug. 22. Samuel and Lynda (Cournoyer) Botta, of Ocean Qty, a son, Aug. 23. ' Fred-anS Kristine(Smith)i B«*l*tomipia'aiBfl &m& Aug. 24. Charles and Janice LUMBER CO. Mental health seminar is set Hit Atlantic County Mental Health Association and Stockton State College are cosponsoring a one-day workshop Sept, 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Stockton. Topics such as stress, differences in behavior patterns and community involvement will be presented by Dr. Dave Burdlck, Jamie Fiola, Dr. Lee Hozter and Paul Lyons. The cost of the seminarist per person which includes materiab and bruch. For further information and registration, call 344-8335. * BETHEL ROAD » SOMERS POrNT, N.j, CrNISHEQ,OB UNFINISHED PINE * OAK FURNITUBE . QIFTS • DECOYS CUSTOM DESIGN WORK OP1N • TUBS, thru SAT. 106 4«f?I7-7B7I he most important part of any kitchen, FREE! Planning, based on your needs, your way of lite It's the most important element In any kitchen and Shoemaker's kitchen design experts will do that planning for you, free! ' ' . » - i. Theit help can make the difference between just giving your old kitchen < ? t a new look or having a kitchen that really works lor you Whether you're just looking for inspiration or are ready to redo rearrange or replace your kitchen get the most important element, Frea The expert - I20O Wosrf Avf»nup, Ocnan Cibf ftv t'njrttifi'b Tii-Ujy 0-5, 'Aaiuniav ?.- (Weav*r) Cramer of Petersburg, a ion, Aug. 25. Richard and Leslie (Murphy) Veil of Ocean City, a daughter, Aug. 71. Thomas and Susan (Blong) Sebiffler «t Ocean City, a fa,$..i (Sch. mincke) Conger of Northfield, a son, Aug. 27, a M A) In JI n V 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- AmfGDNRJlER e Apply at Stne| and Enter as MARCO WASHING • Cleans tflaf dingy, HOMELTTE & McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS • LICENSES ISSUED, Fjshing.Game. Clam tine of the mil „ complete AulaDept. ^ on the Mainland LAWN and GARDEN CENTER Authorijed KERO-SUN . Dealer. 515NewRd. • ••. TRflVEL. 201 Wttt Ave. • Since 1971 • Ocean I CHANDRIS/FANTASY CRUISES ss GALILEO PHILADELPHIA 1.Z.4.siSMWn C*U FOR SPECIAL UtrMNUTEOISCtWNn It'll grow on you! Exe OF UP TO sos om 3990032 &£ ^?^J « y,. , > 'IV *-r ^ i
, 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, SPINNING WHEEL 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 STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON Bf Hilly HtTvitTK Open Year'Round, CaH lor appt. 1520 Aibury Awe. 399-1575 mm mmm 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. Public Notice public Notice PUBLIC MOTICB Tfi* Ungffiiglied hit ipphtg te tiv Zening Bsan! si adiuttmtnt ter Sf. imanet ||,i ffinfmg si varialiic atlii/ar inffrgritiiieti el in €Qnjynflien with an appiicalien ier Eentlruetifin 6t a 2nd User additisn ts xn paiiting (inglt isfniiv at Biscii *7$1 91 let I ethifwite en? run icpimi.on wii &t ntard at a meeting sn sepfemgff il. >fli it 7:3fl p.m in tht gayncii EhambtFi, Clt* Hail. Ninth lire*! and Atbury Avffiut. ocean city, He» }*r*ir eommenfi Ftiativi i? ttiii applicaiffn mt#ft be men? in pefifin. pjaili af# £f! tile in tht cede enlargement sfllft lacited at !H AIDurr Avenue ana mil be viewed during regular tNiiineit heuri. Jsiepfi j & NIMV M • »,lf,P.P,il«,!J Too Late To Classify wATfSFBQHT Lot = Per eyilam flame, priiatt 11% iinantlns by ewner. IIiiH.gH dawn, litellent •ialert loeatiaii, €all %n*V*i ar Ifl Mil tt WATERFRONT - Ma«nllicHll w/a illpl and e*if? amenity available lor graclayi Using, •iiraartinanr •alut, at\,K0 11% linancing. call !••• 1744 af Ifl isn II 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 Professional 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 good you just can't afford to miss it. Shaw Industries' Challenge features many outitanding performance cnaracteriitics. It's 100% nylon yarn in a cut pile construction — and in carpet as well as furniture fabrics, nylon means durability. Challenge carpet fibers are heatset, which will keep it looking new longer and add to its durability. Of course it's treated with Antistat for maximum resistance to annoying static shock. A saxony cut pile surface 11^ in your choice of 18 colors . j/-" ",;•;.•••'•"•-Shaw Industries' Challenge comes i]i!^n;W polSrt rarigirig from traditional || ûtrtilt to ^citing contempprary hues.
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:\ i Dhoio by Senior Studla Winners
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S E P 9 8 THE SENTINEL^ living (JÔ
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s E P 9 8 Zoning Board of Adjustmen
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