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(continued PAGE 14 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, IMS; from page 1) "I tend to believe that those who voted dosed or modified (during the public hearlngj) It's official: Two ballot questions only on the blue law want some type of blue law," the mayor Hid. "I'm vary much in favor of a DOS' binding referendum. The two questions will tell what the CHRIST CHURCH'S ANNUAL * Antique Snow and Sale * Friday Saturday September S«pt# mber 1 loa,m.-»p.m, 10a.m. ip.m. Sponsored by CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ii Clirtit Church PtriihHouia 157 Shore HMd.Sonwn Point 927-6262, PiiWng In Bur MIALS AV»ILA8LI I ACM DAT DONATION «1 10 Thrift people want to do but I had no complexions In each of the objection to the third question municipalities In • county," (ail closed). Blttner said •bout the "But U the people don't county's ability to curtail want blue laws. Ill be Just as certain retail activity on guided by that decision," Sundays. referendum In November. service stations to penult the Council mint Introduce in pumping of gaaoJlne, adding ordinance requesting the t£ oU and emergency repair*; special lealslatlon. — operation of hotoU, motels and guest houses; Thi governing body !• — •«li of Bittner added. City officials said they eying A" taw which restricts drup, lint aid and " Soo- The mayor said he wai would by to encourage the all commercial activity on valescent supplies; concerned about the state state to adopt legislation by Sunday except; — newspaper sales and Legislature's "great In- Oct. 10 enablingpcean City to — the tale of food and deliveries and new* Justice" of disallowing enforce a municipally enacted drink; gathering activities; radio municipal Sunday doling blue kw rothivotwi can vote - operation of rejtaurantij andtolwUon km. "There 1 ! a variety of on the ordinance in a binding — limited operation of — public -parking lota; — operation of iill owned During ajl portion •nd »i u »ii ffi %m eiceptlons win KSS appear on the modified w referendum question. WML Police are assaulted while breaking up party (continued from page 1) According to authorities arrested were; Russell 401 ASIURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, NJ Man Thurs 8a.ni.-6p.m.;i Fri. 8, %al.»a.m,-9pm * OPFN SUNDAYia.m. 7 p.m. Psrionaily Selected Boneless Rib Eye Steaks'2.99 ,b Ttna«fijgiey Try Cuf Personally Selected Whole Chicken Legs 69*16 1IM, armor* toneless Top Round London Broil 9 1* 9 IB, AD.lld0U.CUl Ruilof Baking Potatoes jib,&ag 88» Eastern Rid or Golden Delicious lib. bag 99* Flavorful Perdue GMekenBotagna 59< Sweet California Hpneydews'1 Extra Large Delicious Hatfield Cooked Ham 99* Half Lb. Refreshing Tropicana Orange Juice * 1 f • MallOel Fuilof Wiumlne' Assorted Flavors Sealtest iceCream *1 Vjgai Auto Drip ^Reg ^tlec. Perk Folger's Coffee •2 i9 iib Full Ol Hitn Flavor Chunk Light Bumble Bee Tuna 6'/* oi. can 50* In oil or Water Kaller, 35, of 603 E. HartweU Lane, Philadelphia, charged irith participating in a riot, resisting arrest and three counts of assault cm a police officer;Curtis Keller, SO, same address, charged with participating in a riot; Richard Kaller, 39, 134 Slbley Av., Ardmore Pa., charged with participating in a riot and resisting arrest and Jeffrey S. Biel, 26, 4045 Central Av. Lafayette Hill, Pa., charged with participatuig in a riot and assault on • police officer. The drug arrest came the allowing day when a local resident came Into the police station and turned In 11 $100 bap of a substance believed to be conine, Wilson said. Hie man also complained about an intruder Sunday morning In his home on Pleasure Avenue, The intruder apparently atered the home Intoxicated early Sunday morning and fell asleep in one of the bedrooms. Wilson said a lot of people were staying In the home and the owner thought he was a friend of someone in the family. When the nun awoke he told the residents his name and complained that he had Watch the news, where you live! v''' NewsCenter 40 Weeknights6P.M.and11P.M. Beth Powecs/ Michaei Schurman, Jeff Whifaker and Mary McGinnis See the local news where it happens • • • The Call Letters Of The Stars! J WIIOWOOO ATLANTIC CITY NBC for South Jersey ' *•* providing tWniostcom^te electron^ news gathering In South Jersey ''d V«' '.' h : U ^ <
PAGE 16 THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, SEPTBMBER 3,IMS V ' r. ENDS PAINTING! INSULATES! CLEANS WITH SOAP & WATER! Vinyl! BRICK SIDING 4 Colors Vinyl! CEDAR SHAKES SIDING 10 Colors Vinyl! STONE SIDING 4 Colors Check with the Better Business Bureau Enhance WITH VINYL SIDINGS Mastic Corp. Bethlehem LLY MAINTENANCE FREE! 50 Year Guarantee 8 Beautiful Colors Look At Our Work! See a Complete Home VINYL 23 E.Aberdeen Rd •117 Anchor Rd. 642 Aibury Ave, 650 Asbury Ave. 1018 Asbury Ave, (Tom's Dtli) 1229 Asbury Ave, 1512 Asbury Avt, 3741 Asbury Ave, 4459 Asbury Ave. 4460 Asbury Ave. 320 Atlantic Ave. (Neil's Deli) 408 Asbury Ave, 101 Bay Ave. , 1222 Bay Ave, 210 Bay Road 828 Brighten PI, 221 Central Ave, 1037 Central Ave. 1940 Central Ave, 2028 Central Ave. 104 Crescent Rd, 5412 Haven Ave, Sout he \ 1155 Asbury Ave. (Nlekman's Seafood) 56 Asbury Rd, 4809 Central Ave. 2217 Haven Ave, 853 Plaza PI. SIDING 4 Kingston Lane 8 Newcastle Rd. 307 Ocean Ave. 632 Ocean Ave, 804 Park Place 849 Park Place 340 E, Seabright 343E,Seabright B14Seacrest 201 W. Seaspray 239W,Seaspray 812 St. James PI. 66 Walnut Rd. 1140 Wesley Ave. 1300 Wesley Ave, 2832 Wesley Ave. 413 West Avt, 448 West Ave. 1051 West Ave, 615 1st St. 1004th St. 101 10th St. 301 57th St. VINYL • • ••; CEDAR SHAKES 23 Waterway Rd. 2132 West Ave. 833 2nd St. 803 7th St. 34th St. & Beach (Stachsldt Snacks) Vinyl Replacement Windows 1" Thermopane Glass Saves Fuel fends Painting .'GMdlkwum^ing. WE PROMISE YOU! • FAIR PRICES •1ST CLASS JOB • NO DOWN PAYMENT •GUARANTEED COMPLETION DATE «. FHA FINANCING DON'T FORGET! s 300 TAX CREDIT Final Pops concert Sunday is memorial to John Carey 105th Year, Number 35 Ocean City, N. j. 08826 Priday,^tember8,1985 Two SecUons Price 30«- Cablentertainment cited on IIIII By ANITA J.SPIEGEL Sentinel-Ledger Staff - Intdequatf telephone service despite IniteltaUon of • new systems - failure to respond to loc«t flh atate officials In a reasonable an&*Jy successful^ bi used to deny renewal of be company'i ftmnchUti service contracts to paales. The state Board of PuhUe VtlhUea has - inordinate delay to return of deposits upon equipment return, manner; .; failure to install an K, corn- Ocean aty Oiv Mayor Jack Bitter Blttter said he would consider requesting funds In the MSnwhfl. Meanwhile, Larry i,, Jarrett, Cablentertalmnent's low why it inform the public on the progress of the company had promised, state imposed system rebuild; The order was- Issued party in compmiy needs and inteftl Dawson, the state ^devlsion cited' phow cause order for a number of — failure to reasons prunarfly related to problems default of proper interest "coverage* Public hearings to , sHtt customer service and financial *' .__, . ,FJndinp reported by the office include: (Insufficient cash flow), a requirement of toan approval; - late submission of the eompsny'a annual report; GablentertalninWa *1 inadequate perfonnanc ncewm locally and In Atlantic ti qft mat the Information elinqiuents rom '608 on ace tax sale |aty Revenue and Finance Director Dpnald Hart has recommended bat o&dals here take action as soon as possible to Initiate foreclosure proceedings against delinquent > •payers on 29 properties with an | Tssessed valne totaling 1380,000. The .' nfnnjrfpal pra-Hnn nf tin* tmsea aifimmfjf ( la more than J22.000. J memorandum . £ suggested the'expedltlonof the matter in t, order to realize a benefit next year from > the revenues gained from sale of the _• properties. ' ;?/I would like to see us expedite this program through (city Solicitor) Mr. |Qerald J.) Coreoran'g* office so that we in gam access to this revenue as soon • possible even though it will further w-*4all our legal account," tort's i noted. "The money will have to be ded sooner'or later," • Avt anticipates sale of the properties coud generate an excess of $200,000 wllch could be Included as revenue next ye IT if the event was conducted by March 1. 'There Is no certainty of the exact aVlce that any of these properties will Ifell for at a city auction but it is reasonable to assume that we could expect at least $200,000 from this sale," Hart stated. "If the sale took place this year the revenue would have to be treated as extraordinary revenue and transferred to surplus which then could be used as anticipated revenue to offset the amount to be raised by taxation in 1$ V'We could also accomplish the s ji(jrpbse if we had the sale early enough •i;i9B6 to include it In the 1986 budget," he "explained. "If the sale would take place too late In 1986 then the funds could . drily apply in 1M7." ,iHart said after proper notification was ± senttoproperty,owners advising thejnof thejr delinqulncy; and impending - action, the 'city could proceed wtth'an open auction, similar to the one . conducted earlier this year on the 6th' 'fifteet firehouse, or receive sealed,bids. •thither case the property usuaUy, but, not'neceasaflly, is awarded to the highest bidder, he said, f, - „ , • 'Hprefer be open auction beaWst,1-;., Uke doing things in the open as much as 1 )/ possible," said Hart noting that sealed >< SoVwould also be opened and read in." turn to pap «)..«: ndmore,,... Beating the heat The summer season may have ended Monday, but Mother Nature failed to notice ai she hit Ocean City with record-setting teni^ peratures this week. At right, Audrey. Becky and Lindsey Manis of Somers Point enjoy the post-Labor Day heat wave by dancing around a sandcastle on the beach, Below, left, a couple of young ladies stroll beneath the thermometer at loth and Asbury at 4:07 Wednesday. B J J h t J ; j i owner of Ocean City Ice, with his grandson Kevin, probably has one of the best jobs in town to beat the heat. photoi by Senior Studios %% » , „ M»,. j, j . ,. . . , . , • WUdwood cable may be bumped for hockey, Section 1, page 3 Mainland principal stepping down .Section 1, page 2 j from Bermuda • • lill •MM 10- V t «dly dncted p CpiiU s* f'"' Unlike Ocean City 1 d investigate the possibility of a municipally operated system. The . ths state allows municipal systems has been in continuing litigation for several years in a northern Jersey community. However, cable franchises are nonexclusive and municipeUties nay award ^ •-•>•• 3w' •' •? ""TlwWmn aPBS £ 'ft® ifc.-ii.»«-v if* • r, •*i. it can 'ire EXCH, Section 1 Page 11 iinv; ^9284 r service by state ' r pointed by the BPlTs action. "Obviously a lot of staff in the show cause order Poiat b but Shiw, who Km on d b n^ t cblMren bra to wala me monun||4o cttdi OeV Shew said tbeprotMbesesli about Hi weeks, and ahshei DM thn rnmirj TTtittfli p*irt(*
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