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PAGE 10 — SECTION OMB THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.j, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1985 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. J>0WER WASHING r * Cleans that dingy, dirty look away! * Cleans Vinyl & Alumln&m Siding * Cfeans Concrete * Removes Mildew H Cleans Mold off Stained Siding * Cleans Away Beach FREE ESTIMATES 390-3664 -Smiftfl MolCape May & MMfceHnftrf 1 AfMVISIOKOF ANG CUSTOM PAINTING kuiik/ef Doorsef// Entry Lock with Single Cylinder Deadlock iltginca and iteurity it In economical pries Two leeks With ons key eonvt niinei. Pour keys includsd. Beg. Retail Price '3S.49 srec/ PRICE $ Lufldn 25'xf Power Tape Rule Hi§H imeta ayrmw »» with /•IS* ei§a Bi«d« Poinivt logjis lock hold! blurts lirmly Rag, RfiwIPricaMei! gM | SPECIAL PRICE i DAP Silicone Acrylic Latex Caulk Superior quality eiuIN fer interior sr eiiflfier uif, Resists mgiiiyfg and mildew Pnmtable 20 yesr manufieiufgr guarantee 10 i n SPECIALpmei»i.if Ltu mtr, nhmtm if .00 jFrest King* 2"x25' Weatherstrip Tape Pdrldcl tor install! Instsllinrj plastic storm iton windows Midi of clear polyethylene Waterproof and uif.idhenng K|HlIIPn»lii —' SPECIAL PRICE £§Ff§«K!n§' Door Bottom kf*»l for u«a in huvy tullic areas MACJO oi vinyl a gaua«ot)ldai>odlz«dflumlnum. R«g Rattil PflC* M 39 $499 SPECIAL PRICE m 52T0O RedOovil*) Lifetime Caulk Lltotlm* ta»r\li»Ktur«f'i warranty igaJnji cracking, pesllnfl or tafuritiflb ** WM « you own yourhome to 3 oi rtwhlto FtatjH«l«ltPrl«f»3M Coif Iff speetAL mice »ist l b t ' l D O i Home Critters 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, HOW INEXPENSIVE CAN TERM INSURANCE BE? ANNUAL NON-SMOKER RATES 25 HIT S233 35 SIM «70 45 S213 1473 —Ken Weather!ord U S375 U71 sa S807 S1.9SS $500,000 ft Si,000,000 RATES are •qually ATTRACTIVE Call or Write VITALE ASSOCIATES P.O. Boi 11262, Ilklni Park, Pa. 19117 (215) 635-2810 (40?) 398-1104 SERVlltTAR 50' Outdoor Extension Cord • U L. Liiiid 18 gauge 3 conductor ouldoor enronsion cord. Ofinge vinyl Reg. 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S E P 9 8 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 Sentinel-Ledger 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 CHINESERESTAURANT! Szechwan \ Garden < tadutiw 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 ' Family Dining •'•'• Umehton • Dlrmv* Cam OtA 398 5456 D 398-5718 •SHANGHAI •HUNAN •SZECHWAN. • MANDARIN •CANTONESE STYLE* OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK M YEAR ROUND MONDAY thru FRIDAY 11:30 • UiQO SATURDAY & SUNDAY 3:00 11:00 503 Ninth St (CMf Central Ave.) Ocean Oty,PU. .I.E/kSTHIMIgUIIES Ahead HdhndlimriM'i •flHIMSfBM, October 1926 VkM« • OWiMl,MHks WOUDWMTMVBaOBKY Hurry in and get our best deals on these fine appliances, Whirlpool Washer Whirl Wuhtr • urgt Load Cipieily... bul onfy if wido • 4 Automaile Waih CycliS • 3 Water lamp Com. binattons • 2 Watt r Levol StlMtlsni • Easy-Clean Agltator-Mountod Llni Filler • Super SURarLATOB* Agllilof • 1 Wish & 1 Spin Spend • Auiomalic Cool-Down Can, SALE PRICE '349 LIMITED QUANTITIES Whirlpool Model DU2900XM Undercounter Dishwasher • 3 Automatic Cyclis: NORMAL HEAVY, NORMAL LIGHT & RINSI/HOLD * Energy. , Savlnfl Air Dry Option • Duii-Actlori Fjiterfng Systtm • DURAPIRM* Bound-Condliioned rôr Uner • Poroiliilri.Inama|.On-SI«Bl .: Interior • EA8Y ROLLER^ InstallaUon 1 yVhtels •Qliss-LeoltBltaic/Almoriel Dico. ,ra»r Panel •Morel K 3:' " ' 'tmii. dition, outald,, mwt NEW HOURS: Sun. to Thurs. 6 a,m,-3 p. Frf. 8, Sat, 6 a.m. to 7 0. DAILY SPECIALS for Breakfast, Uuhch and Dinner Open Year 'Round •Take-out order* 398-1083 80S 8th Street (between Wesley & Ocean Ave.) WON. thru Course Wori' IALS! •08 Short Rd», Somtrs Point me. Chicken Cacciatore TUE8:Llnguini,w/Crab&Clam -^ - Win Chicken Parmagiana THURS: Italian Combination (W, Meatballs, Sausage, Braclole FRt Flounder Marinara Includes: Special Italian Salad, and Glass of Wine! Optn daUy from S p^.; Sun, 4 p.m. Call For Reservations 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« Earn Your Diploma Today • 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 *; Situriday & Sunday Jams 3$R.fti^ • HANK JURAY & BUD BLACK Alt. 3 PI. it p.n l 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 glitters with inlelllgencerBJid Again styllsUcally different staging Athol Fugard'a anotionally riveting Mntn- ' 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? Ml, be musical comedy by Tom ^This. Wplane'Sras mie of le^ttfil vinta|l air. 104 ASBURY AVENUE » 399-9462 * TWILIGHT SPECIALS * Served From 4 p.m. • 5:30 p,m, OPEN WED. thru SUN. hot breads & our FamousHomemade Dessirt. Full Menu Available With 40 Entrees To Choose From Reservations Suggested '' ti K fc^^ p iDAILY LUNCHlOhrSPECIAtSfS *• J. BANQUlTROOMAVAILASLi . KOUTfB 987.1117 LOOK HERE! BUI SMMWIIISPWIIW, Wi ITALIAN HOAGIE •, Vi .it 8, Ch< 5 1.99 BALLPARK V : ; '•
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