Sep 1985 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Collective
FEDERAL SAVINGS
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J,
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
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WIN
JUST BY REQiSTiRINQ
AT ANY OF OUR
3 LOCATIONS
$200 Super*Fresh
Shopping Spree
Two 10-ppeed
Bicycles
661 Asbury Ave,
1500 Haven Ave,
Ocean City
Super*Fresh
3333 West
FREE gifts & great rates
Block & Decker Stepstool
Royal Solar Calculator
Cornlngware Casserole Dish
a valuable
combination from Collective
FEDERAL SAVINGS
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
Royal Solar Calculator
Cannon Blanket
Corningware Casserole,
Dish
Maintenon Wine Carafe
Chrome Cross Pen
$5,000 or mora
Open any type of
certificate of deposit
account with a deposit
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
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rnqulrt autntmtlal pWIIIty lot eifly wllhdrawal.Glft oflar dow not apply to fuiidi truniferrad
from otlMr CoNactlvaFadaral aecounta, All gift* Includ* manufacturer* warrinfy, Oflarmiy^a
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
Westclox Travel Alarm
Con Air Rechargeable
Spotlight
proctor Sllex 10 Cup
Coffeemaker
Collective
FEDERAL SAVINGS
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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.
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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
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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
^airport 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,
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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,
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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 ^IP*^ 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.
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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 CaS^U—~ —
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
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