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.\* . f The Sentinel-Ledger opinions Act, now Municipal officials should act immediately to see that the'citizenry doesn't lose interest in recycling, following recent announcements that, old newspapers and glass were no longer being ^collected because of depressed markets for these Ttwo recyclables. : The Cape May County Municipal Utilities 'Authority has offered to coordinate recycling efforts between the municipal level and the private •processor, at least for newsprint. This service is commendable, and it should be expanded to include glass* bottles as well. According to the MUA, if the municipalities get the newsprint to the MUA transfer station in Middle Township, •the MUA. will haul it tq the processor in Pennsylvania; ' - 1 , • Municipal officials were too quick in calling a halt to-'recycling efforts locally. Despite tht depressed market, the trend toward recycling should be fostered, not abandoned. Recycling should continue even if it isn't profitable, even if it doesn't break even. We cannot afford to fill up our one county landfill before its time. We should hot throw in the towel so quickly. Headway toward solving some problems Friday, September 27,1985 , >'''* "'Pag^Four Section Two RECYCLE ? Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 1. Council has asked the was not aware Oat Joseph R. Police Department for Gilbert, who write! the nations to alleviate Spindrift column for The bicycle problems on the Senttnel-Lddger, .;'";'h«f Boardwalk. ,• -, heretofore expressed ,,]Uf 1 Council has passed a ' views on the same issues.' ai stricter 'trash A Utter or- noted ia my Sept * letter to dtoance. We need for dozens joa. "< ,,^. toakrtithe police and code , r A copy of my letter reached enforcement departments of ,ttie attention of Henry Knight, violations. (We are short of rÔoancu President, who an* people to inspect the whole Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: - fthrtook tit graciously reply to town.) ,each of the five points I Are.yon aware what your 3. The police have been . '->'«iwnterated. I beletve your cracking down on speeders I _,..... %;«eders would liketosee .. what .._. smd all motor vehicle KK^>^Rn1llitwrotQ,and*copy violations. Tickets are •'' tÔja.letterîLappendaLnrocessed by a computer and ,'herewith; , ' . we eventually collect all fines, making some *. The dry has adopted a „ ordinance which v dust on all tables and TV, filthy carpets; In other words, local president of the Hotel- most unsatisfactory. --• - - --•-•• •t U v t your minds. After all, we paid me mil room rate. I travel all over this world, and I have Motel Association, namely the never been charged for three owner of the Pavilion Motor days when I only stayed one Lodge and Harbor Boost .day/Attte cost of HUSO, we * system these, almost obsolete. *"' i- ,ftww,thls up to see we set V J ChariesE.Cost '';" ' OrianOty response: UMr. continuing to monitor sewage capacity and water usage. our 9. The dry has taken steps to avail ourselves of funding from the state for additional police. They will be hired shortly. Investigate the MtrAandits treatment plant Editor'* note: This U a , copy tf a memorandum from Councilman mniam Mei§. to. Mayor Sack Btttner about woste disposal at tiw4Oh,StrMt MUA plant. - Several weeks ago I mentioned to you and the Council my concern for sickness that occurred to some of my guests at the motel, my family and (at that time I faUed ttfmention) the Ocean City lifeguards who came down with sore throats, etc. TbeWUdwood situation plus some rumors of malfunction at our 48th Street plant prompted me to call the MUA. I talked with Chief Engineer entries Norids Who assured me mat untreated sewage was not going into the ocean in our uea. He also said that they were 4 well within me limits djf the plant on per day flow capabilities. After reading'several artidea In our newspapers, I am not so sure the cwiliitants Mr. Norkls related to me hu allayed my fears of immediate proUemsandlmean ab early as the spring and summer of 186ft. '. When the J)EP Is wittinokltagCAFRAappronl " p- ' *'*v - * for. a major expansion it W«sley Manor and when the MUA plans to hire' an engineer - next 'week to examine the Volant problems" and "develop a solution," I become scared because We Just cannot : have another "WUdwood" here in Ocean City. "( """ Incidentally, Wesley Manor is only one of many major construction projects that wjjl go on line next year. Nanracket, 34th Street Marina, Santa Barbara are several that come to mind. . . DtlitfVft W4 KD0IV tn DiflT YOU MDoOlu AuttlfltB A scale Investigation 1>f tt(e MUA,and its, «m"Streit using every means it your disposal. f ''|* ^ Tnls could take me form of using federal, state ariU county experts," and l 1f necessary, the private sect*. Hie 'community, in my opinion, U paying more thto cnoughmoney to the MT/A for the operation of a AHssjleU modem fadfity andâhontl not be burdened With' toe thought of acatastropBe during the sihntnw of- OM. Hopefully, I will never have to come back here again Tournament, Ocean City charm is in jeopardy '' Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: As a * lifelong Ocean City .vacationer, I am compelled 'ito comment on some of the "' 'changes and proposed r'jthanges In Ocean City. •> I was concerned when gambling was legalised In .Atlantic aty - concerned about whether Ocean Ctty would get sucked along with !tt> Mr. ft but of ton was like a trip back In time and It was thoroughly enjoyable. This to what Ocean City was meant to be about by it's forefathers. I cannot comprehend bow anyone truly concerned with Ocean dry could not support the Historical Museum. Watson's Restaurant Is another old friend that I'd hate to see go. We've stayed In a lot of different places over dUtat take the ao-caua: cut- never look up the Pavilion rate they were supposed to be Motor Lodge AS we have had giving to our Association. • « manST CCODOlaliKS frflî Otlf Hopefully, I will never have Internationale Sbuffleboanl to come back here agauT And «w«d >;0neofthehighfointsofour • It is always comforting' vacationer, I could live with It I see the very charm that little stretch of road that took vacation this year was our each year to see a few old either way. < it certainly has made Ocean City Mr name ls\ Danielle my sister's life. * ,' fttsit"tothe Historical favorites on the boardwalk- wouldn't make or break my "America's greatest family Brouasard and"! am onry J7 For one thing, the «h Street Mdsenm. We were captivated Robert's, The Heritage vacation. However, it is one resort," and ours, in serious years old.' I have spent my bridge la illegally narrow and by the th SStadia Room and I flwppe, pp, The Planter's Shops, p, more example of changing the Jeopardy. summers hi Ocean Ctty ever the limit much too fast for a since I wis Syears old and my ^couUhave an entire day South Seas, and The Con- main structure Ocean City Leslie Taylor sister was ,8.\ Perhaps you ;J looking at photographs. It noisseur. was built on. Pittsburgh pi I 1 negligent on fire retrofitting code; it's a crisis thousands signed a petition to derstand the code book were ri^|. Editor, SenttneMjedger: 1 have the governor investigate futile for the layperson. Kh tfirofbecomuig increasingly that utility, to no avail. In desperation, I made an I'^fentanged as one dry official As the owner of a guest ' ' " it wlth 6jf our, position Jtnown and by.; takbjg on the, inspectioMLitvAv,. proposals, especially since I Even though adoption of these Guest bouses will be yh* new ore safety rules, v do not reside Jetothedtyyear. rules was imminent, he replaced with costly motels replied be knew nothing for that our. lovely families and certain. senior dozens could never I maintain that this city has afford. been negligent In informing Worried about blue laws and assisting property owners and alcohol consumption, dty tha new rules during this crisis. fathers? Stand up for-your - year* ago when Efforts to completed, Crisis, yes, because hsrd-working citizens by read and un- 1 Jeannlrie died on your causeway .a , ,"v • . Wheniilvani late la sdwdullngmy fire Inspection, lamlnfonnedbyatersenoto tothateffeciWhycm'tlbe alnjilarlyTilnformed when The only winning American .team..was Matt and Julie jVollmer of Ocean City Yacht * pub, who took fourth in the (. vome division. Led by their .fellow Americans, the f audience of approximately 00 j people at the closing ceremony,In Swansea Town Hall applauded loudly and {Vigorously as the Vollmers , went forward to receive their passlhgto ,thelr rear on starboard tack. . Many or the competitors, non-American as well as American, had problems with the gate start, as evinced in twb general recalls for the first race. Throughout the series, sailors misjudged the With,,bran^-new ^|oats, outfitted by one of England's top GP-bullders, the American teams should have been able to Jump right in and sail away, right? Wrong — as far as these American sailors were concerned. Intense competitors, ,they all checked all sorts, the .Americans' broken rudders were out standing, especially since the team of Baer and Bellwoar accounted for three of them. The North American GP-M champions, Brown Baer and Peter Bellwoar, sailing out of 'The American competitors adjusted quickly to the different sailing conditions...There were reports ofi wild yelps of glee from several of them on downward legs as they planed past foreign competitors, prises — a dinghy suit and a set of glasses. ,But as far as the eight nonsailing American spectators .were, concerned, all the "•American sailors were 1J wlnnera — for sportsmanship ^-*c THREE CATEGORIES: 1. APPETIZERS & BAUDS 2. ENTREES & SOUPS 3. BREADS & DESSERTS ALL RECIPES ARE TO BE SUBMITTED BY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23rd] (Either mailed or brought in to The Sentinel-Ledger office) All Recipes Win Be Printed In A Special Supplement WHAT'S COOKING '85 Publication Date, Thursday, Nov. 21st Interested Advertisers may call 199-5411 - Ask for display advertising FILL IN & ATTACH YOUR RECIPE TO THE COUPON ••••••••••••••••••stall I The SentineHedger, P.O. Box 238. \ . '< > • ' j % $,>, -A V >?
s E P 1 9 8 . id «i tM ft ST. .TAMPS AME 7th St. and Haven Av. Ocean dry ABUNDANT UFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD ,,- • WEDNESDAY"- v. Rev. Beckworth J. Voorhees, aSSbwJW. , 7 jutt, - Evening Bt naite^=—-^-=———-—(HaM^G^ptai) ^ - •- • study and prayer service . -- • ^ Marmora " — — — SUNDAY - Rev. Andrew Surace, pastor CORBIN CTTY BAPTIST 9:30 ajn. - Church School criwniv *- - "' " '•*" Iria - Btomtai,- " SUNDAY ••- - 7:30 pjn.-Evening 11 LD. • Worship service £5? &» taESE^H^^^- 3 **! SUNDAY tt am, Cotlis with us H» we find cars promise f Wcheristidilklren $j0 Luttieran Church Mo St. ind Wislay Av. D CM 111ft - Honing wc^hlp •HMffSHMdMltni 1 Mi4i •,». and 7 pjn, • service. - — Worship service ___^_ SECOND CAPE MAY WEDNESDAY BAPTIST **mm$^ MIWWW: i/ldt it '{vMl f;/ iii.niurn- REDEEMER Marmora .-winSmHSSr^" -irrrTZ^msuantaa; . .;*•;, U38 Shore Rd. SSSff "•"• UL fn&r^ a B0W " ^ S 1 ^ < ^|»^«4 Aitey A^, j JBK 7 SUNDAY „ :__ >yfc«i1faf^Wi&« 9:30 ajn. - Sunday school 10 ajn. - Chnrch sctool J " " "~'r :^,:,' :/"':• •**•$.:£>••• i TUCKAHOE. UNITED P.^ MESSIAH LUTHERAN 42nd and Landla Av. Sea Isle City Henry Ireland, pastor Rev. Daniel Hulltt,pastor, OJNDAY : :r m&anL^mm 9:45 ajn. • Omrch school 9 ajn. - Morning for all ages. : J , '- ; "" '•••••*•*• Morning service. - i, METHODIST, Snore Rd. and Dawes Av. Unwood . , Charles Rinck, pastor (AntrtamBaptist) » — ^".^^h^^^Â' -« nww , ..„,. ^JtrndtopwAv. SUlfflAY pJfl, Md rtg 7 pjn. Mam gnmAy , V, * #^4| Sa. ^ f^rto ittool anTOAY ' '-rX. fwnlUB atrvBe, Nnnirr Oh St. and West Av. » P taqli 1. e a t a f ^ ^ , provided. Rev. Michael Walters, pastor ^ ' , ; ; K ^ ffl^, .-. . - , 4, .r ... ««» llw ,', » and WWar Av. OT. PETER'S 8S PRESBYTERIAN ::.;•,"' , 32od St and Central^ Rev. John H. Sldlton, pa 10ML -Sunday ichool>W U ajn. - Morning worship* 7 E t t W i W FAITH BAPTIST OCEAN CITY I 1733 S. Shore 84 Christ ScientUt ""^ ^^ ••* %Sfi^r*ri*h I I * Bd Re adta i R 0 ^ I SUNDAY ^ _ . HDlyCnmmunjon11 AJ« S pjn. • Evening service from U «m toV; ;Oc«m City Hotel Luray Friday - 8 ajn. and 7 pjn. - 9:15 •jnl . OMliM 10 ajn. - Owrai EudiarUt. OcewCity joHlaTCTjivMj ;— SWDAY 9:30 ajn., In BlylS-Qjapel TfcSfcaMWeilef A»l ^B 'P""* 6 *' " ' t ', ~ SONDAY •- -V- : -iffrS% ITTEDj 9:30 a.m. •Sunday school ,. 11 a.m. • Morning worship Marmora ' . •(•iMiKfcffittn i. 8:30 ajn,-Worship ., vggi fl:« ajn.i' Snnday.nschooJ ju) Dan Corbett, pastor OUR LADY.OF SORBOTfS l.',/.(>iaiiii)0)f.1.tji;i.iiiJ!t_i1 SUNDAY • Iinwood Olijurr 9:4S ajn. - Sunday school fRev. Wm. Radcilfft Allen, Th,M., Paster I; PUBLIC BAPTISM SERVICE ttitoAY John Freedman, piMijrYV^ olr Director Organist 1 ; Waitt. .vf^nl Ba*ifM with sermon/story hour and nursery, , REOBGAN1ZED 9;30 ajn. - CHURCH U ain. i M- Morning worship WTOMAY.tl| 8:30 ajn. - WonWp service ijllj fl(jn, f .Bible study tpr jctriinetri Ritsr , -! I • , • •£• jfanCRIdgwaytl I The Amtrlean Sapflst Churches of NeW SUNDAY UNTIEDjIffil'HQDIft rirnii:fM;nii;".'vi7TT7 ft V?| ,iU .:•••_•' Ill Jersey will hold Its annual session at thi ?• (be chapel. BWtherhood Chapel on Shore Bethel Rd, and Doran Av. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1985 11 ti^tutA**;*;****. I 1 ft ^ MORNING WORSHIP • 11*00 A.M. :•' V WplV8CriMI,.i-30A,M. 3 The Whole Bible for the whole Person ,j- Graded Classes Nursery Aduiti " TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. Women'i Bible ifudypellowshlp WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. • The Bible Study Hour A Cordial Welcome Awalls You "HOIdln8ForthTh»WordofLlf«"Phlllppl«ii»3:14 ^> l FLANDERS HOTEL Fri., Sat., Sun. Sept. 27,28,29 iff > . • w Mlf, h, mm PRAISE TABERNAa."E 'V Iw i iijfiti Ui-jT! ri!> I i;lnnfn l/i JVI[" /''fihr (J 1 AY, SEPTEMBER 27, ittSS by the worship service at [9M. •••'. .:•''"' • '"Otf^mmA hM i varied bytgrtmnd, having attended and received, degree* from seven institnttons of wghy master of theology from ML lry Lutheran Seminary and doctor of theology from Narberth, Darby and Pitt- under hla guidance. The soloist Ma Sunday Is Ptggy Martlnâ graduate of WestuunsterChoirCollegeIn Princeton tad the soloist at of thtology degree from Church. Chaplain of the day is ;^mfiUm , BmUut, a Eugene Dsbua, Missionary day at AME •••/,;.-«.'•"••'•'• woman. taatatW, Brown. MMonarjr &di^, Rev. Brown has served as ghe la • graduate of ^Kf^Si^ffifey PtyMThtologlffll «dncttkoo(tto AME Church, she did graduate work Memorial fund luncheon Oct.9 The Ruth Newman Shapiro : : Own and Hetrt Memorial - _. Fond wfll hold tt» faU luncbeoa and meeting 11:30 a jn. r, v-Widiwiday;:* Ort, • it ,# Harrth's Marini Hotei ^ 0 ^ wm be the pre»entatlon by Bbward; Nathaii, executive director of .the Delaware are »vatt»bte by callhig 927- against draaded llinetses. college -UnitBd Way at Stockton Stete CoMagB Is MBU ^ • live Aid SJ tt celehratea IMtedWayffeekOct 17-23 at •tnletlc compttlUon, bake • - • • • - • ' showB, THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 — lECTIO*! *#O! •,"• ',, : , '.. .'.V',j,; -viv ' Vf!'* : "••W photo by I«llor Studio Jason Gloria of Somers Point observes some of the clean-up work prisoned for murder, assault, Earthquake By POOR RICHARD Ten thousand people wwt seriously ot fatally injured in the recent earthquake that centered off the coast of , Hadco,Tm8of thousands mare are homelesa, Jobless, or in shock and grief. iAat can we do to help these people? Channels of government and secular agency relief are not workingj The best way to get aid through to the earthquake victims is through religious channels. Moat major We haw seen the reports on TV. We know the need. These victims are our southern neighbors. But nobody will come knocking as mr door to give.' Rather, far Christian love we may have to Inquire of our minister or church how we can be part of Hie work of the Lord's fiMtad ftel OceanCUyandWoodbury mates were also lnterviewed- toprisonenlnover The Him • free to the LUNG SCREENING OCTOBER U:«4-»*~«^ LJC.W. FALL Atlantic Community R«MMAQESALE College's Respiratory Toe Lutheran Church Therapy Department will WomenofSt.John'sLutheran hlghligfit National Church, 10th Street and nespbtorjrQpfiWMiiMi Central Avenne wfll hold its nrehmg screening 9 iLni to a annnal fill rummagesale pjn., Thursday; Oct 10 on Wednesday, Thursday and AOC*s Mays Landing campua Friday, Oct. IB, 17 and 18, The ta the lobby of Jbtdldtng. public is welcome. 809 Central Ave. ' Ocean Cjry, NJ. PhoHS3W-0077 644 S. Shore Rd. | Palermo, N.Ji 1 Phone 390-96W 1 .Herbert L. Godfrey, Owiwr,- Jonn T, Newman, Manager ,. NfeviU Ww P/ibn»" "'.;• Pledging for ttie future, os In the past, the Jlnest and J All you ' could ask for in a Luxury Nursing Center has fcfeen _ here all along. Holy land-Rome trip Nov. 5-18 win be apod to a Wbbutx. wty of tht Sun, tbe proceeding to Jerniatan. Information la :mft^| Plains of Armageddon, and continBlai the tf^ by Jeraey. 10th annual pilgrimage tot Wt Oct. 6 here The Mttarotlpngrimijt Sunday, Oct. 8 on the Ocem born. All are *elcon» for life, sponsored by toe City Boardwalk. ' flie prooti Father Arineo chapter of the Theprocesslonimibeit Knghti of Colnmbuj, wffl be Jp.ra In front of the c ^ ' " *~~~ " FfeDitoAtt«w»m:oeRji iMBy wifl be MrfW, ffct proeeiilan wfll march south « tti boardwalk to lltt Jane Kgtt to Ufe of the tm- firtt-jemd b«fc. Board Certify In^rria! MWl|ifi Genera i & 'Jn for tht pracfIcrCf swtti^diHkneM Into UghL Suddenly oB the cqmo»lnlheit)Onl y ^ tondhg. Awywjwreywi could stand ttie ^fcy' '^ ,£!?&>& Revelntion — mi ptrhip»'filiB*":» ; *f s revdaUon motfefaD—fant*h»yipi^. • • •, if'| It takes coifagelo turn the 1(^ on y(x^ ;•• M fa ^ p.^ v % 'f*"^"!*' ^ r r
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