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Gillian eyes Cape May's Coldren for top post 

beach ends 

w.fi«>dm«vCoUim 

Qty Council irwmh>f> ylwtriiy Mid. 

flescue personnel attendto Somera Foipt wmtut who«e cAr flipped and rolled onto the lawn off a, 

orner^ propmy as pasBersby look on following a two-car coUUIon nonday afternoon at 16th 

»ww«V'Councilman William MeU Coui^wonian Jeinw Oonn .aid sb« 

•WgiM «Tn«aM«ta ^f^gB^fO^wnlaadllttBto 

tMding his resume and hopefully la* other candidates. 

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More police so 

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PAGE 2 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j, 

It's not too early to think Christmas and 

"Early Bird Santas" can save, save, save! 

1 Q% Qff Christmas Fabrics, Crafts, Kits; 

Trims and Ribbons! 

up to 50% Off 

Bows, Garland, Ornaments, 

Stockings, Light Sets, AAugs, 

Gift Wrap, Tree Tops, Stickers and 

Christmas Balls! 

50% Off Christmas Tablecloths 

> ^••^• 1 . Ptefeematsy Nfepfcfffe, Tabl^runners 

and Potholders. 

loxed Fantus Christmas Cards 

ft 99 General Assortment 

J2 79 Sgper Valge Assortment 

STARTS TODAY 

10% .40% Off 

Save on EVERYTHING in our Furniture Department! 

For (5) days only - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and 

Saturday, (9 A.M.-5 P.M.) and Friday, July 4, (9 A.AA.-l 

PM.) take advantage'of outstanding savings on Living , ^ 

Room, Dining Room arid Bedroom Suites, Love-Seats, 

Chairs, Dinette S^ts, Recliners, Swivel-Rockers, Wall ' * 

Units, Curio Cabinets, and much more! FREE SET UP AND V 

All Exquisite Form® Bras /< ' '. 

i erf £„ •'•"-LTJ * t • "-r"f- ,• ^ n m * ** Bi • 

Deauville liquor license renewed 

UPPEB TOTOSHIP - 

•Slowed to operate Its contraversal 

Hawaiian luau* 

from S to 8:30 on Thursday 

gnjnp. Other music will 

also be permitted on Saturdays 

and Sundays from 1 to 6 

fônt • quorem. 

Contracts let 

wu Ued to. 

At Thursday nlght't 

MMIOD, B«tU was uked by 

As expected, Frederick Townahlp Solicitor Jsmei 

Schmidt, attorney far tbeWaldron 

If be felt Mi ob- 

complainants William jectlvlty was Inhibited by 

Sherlddn and Sophia v^t took place. BetU opted 

Wlinlewska, objecting to to continue. 

nolle from the luaui At tart Tuesday nlght't 

challenged the validity of the proeiidJBg, Commltteeman 

vote of Commltteeman Robert Jitters dlaquallfled 

&rl rescue 

CftrCouBeUTtaBidayittht „„_—xz..U^^ 

approved a Dumber of person for private NHMr. 

professional service contracts and « for groups of t*T 

for recreational programs persons or men. * ( 

" V at city-owned Miller will be required to 

p 

after the 

p.m. y 

drifted 

girl but couldn't git to her fered no 

since the oars had been locked weren't 

In the lifeguard station, pressUme 

her and g 

when he Bttred fee 

Gardens Independence Day 

BICYCLE PARADE 

available it 

esterday for 

tbe Identity of 

Sponsored by the 

GARDENS 

OVIC 

AtjoclaHon 

Paride 

forms at 

Refreshments and Prizes at Parade 

end at Beach Rd. 4 Atlantic Blvd. 

'rlzesGiven for:. 

BEST DECORATED • MOST OflKINAL 

and MOST PATBtOTIC , 

An CWWrtn from North 81 to Langport Bridga 

Decorate your bike and ioin flit fun. 

NO flEGtSTRATWH • JUST BE THEBB 

RAINDATE:SAT* JULVSth 

it I'] 

SSftKKESL 

flJTEJ f * of two- and 

to 

•;„••? 

19 

-»•• 

began Monday and ends! 

their services. 30. Quits ass cort $, $S, (* (*J fdr 

will ofler 16- and 24- students and *3J for eljh» 

•I • 

respectively for a one-year 

period which began Monday dty 12 percent of her Mt 

ard ends June SO, 1«7. She U Income of »100, whichever V 

to return 15 percent of the netgreater. 

In exchange for opt* 

income she receives from the of municipal facilities. She tofr 

students she Instructs. wmprovldeatleastfl nffltflb 

In addition she must obtain to liability Insurance. -r 

not less than fl million In Duet Productions will 

personal Injury and property perform sit 2-man pUrr 

damage liability insurance as during a seven-week period? 

well as indemnify the city commenclnR Thursday, 

from responsibility to con- Admission is |2,M p«; 

nection with any damages or production. >2- 

Injuries resulting from the The play company has., 

agreed to pay the dty U 

Mgtr~«|[ Provide tennis percent of Its net Income: 

lessons frofll a period which derived from the per*: 

begin Friday, and ends Sept formances In addition U* 

», Monday through Friday on supplylng at least H mllllonin 

jMWBt Jjrovlded by the dty. tahUfr fasiMaM. ' 

di't 4s. 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

A Plvlilon B) SOUMI J.riiy Hidlo.W. 

Hi iisMft Strwi, Oc«n Ciiy. N.J. o«» 

85UIAT ffCW i 

PHONE 399 8411 

-D1ACLIN1S- 

Lettere, church news, sports noon Monday ^ 

Classified advertising noon Tuesday'/ 

Display advertising; social news 5 p.m. Tuesday"; 

Too late to classify ads; news ..OWdBijIay 

FREBalBNSQN',, •••••-• -^ ...Pubjliher 

JOIDJH.ANDRUSn ....Bdltojfi 

BYRONT.MERCER Advertising Manager: 

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AAUW seats officers 

The Cape May County 

Branch of the American 

Association of University 

^-Women recenUy held Its 

Installation of officers 

meeting it the Washington 

Inn, Cape May. 

The following women 

assumed officer Marllou 

Rochford, president; Karen 

Stephens, preiranr vietpresldent; 

Gayl« Daniel, 

membership vtce-preddmt; 

Mamie Todd, corretpondlng 

secretary; Debbie Dobaon, 

recording secretary; and 

Nancy Veeere, treasurer. 

The local branch of AAUW 

also held a champagne 

dessert for prospective 

members at the home of 

president Rochford In Erma. 

the programs and goals were 

outlined and explained to over 

SO members and friends who 

attended. The guest speaker 

was Bernlce MacDonald, 

AAUW New Jersey nvUoo 

Sate President, from North 

Caldwell who addressed the 

HFQUp* . 

The AAUW promotes equity 

tor women, education and 

self-development over the life 

Van and positive societal 

change. ^ 

ANNOUNCING 

McAVOY'S 

ONCE-A-SUMMER 

STOREWIDE 

SALE 

Beginning Right Now 

Select from our very best names 

in Men's Clothing, Furnishings 

Sportswear and Shoes* 

20%..50% OFF 

^ • 

First Come, First Choice 

Not every size in every range. 

Not all items on sale. 

McAVOT 

CLOTHieRS 

Of CENTRAL SQUARE, 

Daily 10:00 to 8:30...Friday 'til 9:00 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

photo br SMMr MidM 

Cariyn Bay* Davldfon and 

Steven Edwafll Harvey were 

witodtomaniageMayieaH 

o'clock to Staandou BapUit 

Church, Columbia, 8.C. The 

Be?. Dick R. Lincoln and 

Chaplain Junta E. Roger! 

officiated the double-ring 

ceremony. 

Organinnate wai presented 

> by Jeff Perks. 

Tfatbrldeii the daughter of 

Datidaon of Columbia, S.C. 

The groom la the son of Mr. 

and Mn. WUllam C. Harvey 

si Washington Crossing, Pa. 

The bride, given In 

lag* by her brother, 

CaryG.Davldionofthe 

An-Force, .wore a pure 

while taffeta sown fauWfHwd 

wW» aft Veniae lace and 

nw»Wij| V-neck and long 

FTencb puff sleeves. Toe full 

aUrt flowed Into a scalloped 

for the Miss Night in Venice contest to Nicholas Htt. Her fingeMlB veil of 

J, Trofa Jr., chairman for the event. The 5jK^# wd 4w fl S*" 1 *!! 

— - - - - •- attacMu to • dk flower ana 

Music Pier, 

Young Artists ^ 

WANTED!! 

Join us thii SUMMER at 

The Ocean City Arts Center 

Cltoose from a variety of claaset.. 

Colon In a Rninb&w 

Intrs to Danou fur ChildfE 

Piano 

Veung Aritsu Wsrkihep 

Summer Classes Begin 

July 7th 

Crtj.tlv. CMOti 

CrsMiva Dance A Mnttini 

YauniVUUu 

UI 

EUubetu Schulken of 

Columbia, S.C.; Jennifer 

Shellle Dalre of Orangeburg, 

aC; and Jeattea Brown of 

Charltatoo, S.C. 

Iha honor attendants wore 

U«titkalfloor4engthgoirosof 

marlgat blue aaUn with 

anymetrical draped bodice, 

, inffad aleevea and dropped 

waistline. Each attendant 

flowera. 

Wmiam E. Harvey, fatter 

FKRKO STRING BAND 

ON PIER JULY 5 

BieFerko String Band wiU 

SMBffSK 

Philadelphia Mummers 

Pan#. Tlcketa, H75 for 

afrlti and »1.7B for children 

uoder U, are available at the 

. Muaic Pier Information office 

of the bridegroom, ser?ed as 

the beat nan. Groomsmen 

were WfflUun f. Harvey, 

brother of the groom of 

Newtown, Fenoiyiwinla; 

amtopher Harvey, twBW 

of the groom of WaaMngto 

Crossing, Ptnnwlvinlai^Cart 

DlibMtbirofttihride 

DnlnionbMtbiro 

afAansboro,N.C.;JoiyPart 

of Columbia, 8,C; and 

Parnell Mattlson of 

Officers Club followed the 

OMtmony. After a honeymoon 

in Florida, thi couple wUl 

reside in Columbia, S,C, 

The bride la a 1963 graduate 

of James H. Hammand 

Acadimy, She is • Motor it 

Wtathrop Colkp in Rock HU, 

administration and u a 

member et Zeta Tau Alpha 

sorority. 

TUESDAY, JULY 1.1 

Ochmanek heads Questers wri* 

toUitorteUwM,Del.vlBBi m 

Cape May LewaPmy. m 

Outgoing historian Rita 

Doherty presented Jean 

Mathewson with a Quester | 

charm in appreciation as paaj? 

president and Installed file 

new officers. They are: 

Phyllis Ochmanek, 

first vice president^ Constance 

DiPalma, second vice 

president; Mary Barton, 

DeAngelo, corresponding 

secretary; JeaniMathewson, 

treasurer; Alberta Lam- 

B&'SSSl SB 

and ftftrle F^m, tetopBoM 

by second vice president and 

program chalrlady Margaret 

Brooks. 

Lewes was first settled by 

the Dutch In 1631 and the 

colony . wai named 

SOON! 

BALLOONS 

PLUS- ; ft ( 

* wm 

Ocean City's Own,,, ->*\ 

COMPLETE PARTY 

GOODS STORE! 

OQN BOUQUETS 

DELIVERED "FREE" 

iSSs! 

Quester president's gavel to Phyllis Ochmanek 

during recent Installation meeting. '-'*•- \ 

Zwaanendael, meaning valley conducted by the LewtiJ 

d the swans. The group Historical Society. •'; 

visited the museum and bid Many sites b the area ha^ 

lunch at Kupchlck's Vic- appeared In Cotoraal Honh% 

toriaD-funushed restaurant magailne In the Una of 

followed by a guided tew March-April 1986. 

Open Daily 10-5 

Sunday 10-4 

Buy them where 

WBininriS; 

SWIMSUIT 

Factory Outlet 

Y, JULY/1.19SG 

A category. And Joseph M. Griffin, young adult division, display trophy and 

c^rtincates that will be awarded. The pageant wiU be H a.m. Sunday, 

M My 8 on the Music Pier, directed rih by Miss GeorgeAnn, right. Several S l 

MfrswUl represent the tri-state area In November during the finals. 

1 * ' J ill Intermediate honors lists announced " !r "" : Tli 

Ocean City Intermediate 

School announce* thoae 

; atudenU named to ;th« 

diitingtathed honora^ and 

booon Ikt for-the fourth 

marking ptrioa. They In- 

• d d " ^ 3 ' " ' ' ° "'"' : 

Foorth grade -Rob' 

lander, Ralph Buiby, AUlaon 

Campbell JacqueUne Carney, 

Suchlta Deaal, Wettdy- 

FerreU, Rebecca Hendrle, 

AlUon Hooper, Chrlatlne 

KavalauAas, MoJra Koch, 

Meghan McKoever, Jeffrey 

McMurray, Joey-el Negrl. 

Richard Raymond, John 

Stauffer, Leigh 

and Mandy Young; ! 

Fifth grade-Nick Agrioa, 

Farrah Beaumont, Daniel 

Butko, Andrea Carr, Joteph 

DeSanto, Chrii O'Neill, 

Mittmr Ostlen, Man Quran, 

Palermo, Joahoa Payne, and Waldron, HoHjr Wootan and 

Mitten gl;, 

, Sewnth ittft -Mark 

Garland, Peter Meeban, Beth 

Reevrt and Cberie Stauffer; 

Eighth graile — CyntWa 

AUer, Scott Bamet, Andrew 

BJrardl, ROM Carter, Phebe 

Dkkaon,Kelry Dougherty, LU 

Qarrett, Nancyt Good, 

Michael Henry, Jack 

Bottettir and Andrew 

Thqmaa. 

Fourth grade — Jennller 

Adams, Theodora Agriot, 

Jared Bauer, Jajon Bruno, 

Amy Clare, Trld* Jeoel, 

Megan Lockett, David 

loigstreet, Jennifer Mauonl, 

Monica Mail, Trlda Ma»- 

KUa, Jennifer Murphy, Helen 

Ogplna, Adam Palermo, Steve 

Rankln, Jerome Rogers, 

Lorianne Stewart, Shannon 

Stlrnwelss and Reglna 

Schlffman; FUth grade - Denlae 

SUth grade - Melissa Arndt, ChrisUin Bauer, 

Augut, Eriitin Bender, »WtoBoB*,rimBfcpoMto, 

Chew, Scott Flicker, Maggie 

Garrett, Rebecca Grliwold, 

dark Hostetter, Kaaey Kiaer, 

Cathy Lavelle, Brandon 

Receives his 

law degree 

RlcbardS. Mrot, ton of ft. 

I. WwrHQrofDthwBîmi 

Catherine McCormac places the crown on queen Ronnie Novices wulpuwuehia legal career,in 

while king Romeo Adelizzi looks on during recent dinner and ceremony the South Jersey area. 

tor residents at the Bayview Manor. . 

Winners in social science fair 

Twobmn m HghMool tattt sane categorr, 3m 

^nta W«M' awarded Wmmdt earned honenUt 

•pdal adence fair. place In the special events 

CtaerylSchnlrortookMcorKi c*t«ory for m'ttude ind 

dace la On essay division History" exhibition. 

Hr "Thi^STiMi Con. Ow WO student.itami » | TOnl»0.f«rmwav* 

spiracles tgiuut Adoiph wttWlhpdtooiipirtWpitid ''• 

AKfi •. H? ',. ' ,m the eventa. t.: .„..*•.&* 

THE SALTY DOG 

[ \' Quality browning i Pet SuppllM/ 

\fTHE ABA DY FORMULA 

-J for tht special . , 

/ nutritional needs of ^'*< 

growing puppies of ihft 

(ScottShUte, breeds. 

406AsburyAve. 39fl 

:- ••+ v" 1 

Ocean City, N,J. 

* Needlework 

'i (MfiWBStSt 

. Men.-Sat.lO-s 

Prtssntsa^. 

TRUNKSH0# 

aowin^X 

i Asbury Avmue 

OFf 

MFfi. 

PRICE 

hoc. from th.«. 

OCEAN CITT 

HAIC FASHION 

1247 Welt Avenue, Ocean City iMrsumm wMl 

- " p Phsneltf-Mfi 

10% Off 

M'n a Hm\rC»r* Center for fha £nt/« Family 

VTiieW wii., M. • » 4i3^ ^thurf. «t«*^«t, 9 to 4 

Brady's 3W-821S 

ARMY & NAVY STORE 

"Top Qualify Merchandise" 

I WANT 

, YOU 

Bathing Suit Sale 

10% Off 

Selected StylM • Til July 7th 

1035AsburyAve. 

Ocean City. N.J, 

NOW WE ARE FOUR! 

Wednesday, July 2nd, 1986 - 9:30 a.m. 

liliiTBA 

i ; jr f'fNff.Ocean.City. • 

745 ASBURY AVENUE 

mmmmm}$w 

Tunllnson, Jo Trartle, and 

George Wallotf; 

Steth grade — Jamie 

Adams, Shawn Albert, Justin 

BtaseU, Amy Bower, Ban? 

Canty, Cheryl Davis, Jill. 

Golday, Jason Hooper, 1 

Richard KacsmarAl, Sandra 

Lennox, Ton Nagle, Denlse 

Powell Ayanna Reed, and 

Christopher Relchmann; 

mons. Kenneth Stetser, 

Troilo. Patricia 

BARGAIN 

OF THE MONTH 

While 

SuppHat 

6-Qt. Cooler Chest 

Holds a 6-pk. plus Ice, 

With handy storage (ray 

tor* Kays, tie. mi 

QUANTITIES LIMITED 

July 4th 

Hours i 

fi.m.-ip.m. 

DAVIS . 

Hiniwim Store 

"MiM Birii apart, 

ofysuroir" 

1235 Aibury Avenue 

Ocean City • Men.-sat. l-i 

_j sun.f'i 

399-0915 

êS.rS.'l Michelle 

Booth, Arthur Ctww, Jeff Cox, 

Scott GrUwold, Amy Koob, 

Daniel Lancbooey, Patrick 

h Cfa t J ** 

Wall, ark; 

Melanle Spragut, Joon 

Staempfig and Maureen 

g» Now Featuring 

LIZCLAIBORNE 

A.k About Kristy 1 . 

GOLD CARD 

OPEN 7OAYi; Aten.Pri. 10to8fl,W,f 

Sat.to«:M.p.m.;'Sun,.1o-5:00*p.m:vfMAsburyAvs. 

S9&960S 

KKISTVSUOInui i; • kmsTVsito_rnoi i; 

Most Itemi In itoek for pick-up ., ^— 

~ % ^livery jshlpplno, dellvery;S v r 

and Intf illation extra. Aik 

about Sean Credit Plant. I • 

SAVE ,.„..:- U 

*70.'240 M 

26 J L23741 2-speed 8 Cycle Washif $469.99 

26JL63731 Electric Dryer 33f,W 

22SAA87361 Microwave .5 cu.ft. 239.99 

22SM87661 Microwave 2 stage - mimoryzM.W 

22SM15465 Dishwasher under cMnter 429.99 

fr4*PR74iSl Refrlg.w/ic. maker mam. 74t,ff 

' 20SAA35951 Upright VAC 

40 lbs. Laundry Detergent m* 

SEARS CATALOG STORE 

12th&Asbury 

Phone- 399-3500 

Mon.Frl.9 9;Sst.»S:30 

Catalog Merchandise Available 

Per pickup In A Few Days 

is coming! 

$34f.W 

269.99 

149.99 

mm 

Celebfillrii Our New Century 

Jffff, MiBMt mmtCo.. IMS 

Our big beiutlfui new Ocean City store will be opening seen. 

Your first Impression will be an ocean of space within which 

you'll find an exuberant splash of colorful fashions for men, 

women and children,, right there in one marvelous place • 

for you to see and enjoy, . ' , .. - 

grandAgloriousppening 

LNft

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editorials/comment 

Remembering 

the outgoing 

officeholder 

A new city administration takes office this afternoon 

with the swearing in of Mayor Roy Gillian 

an3 Council members Jeanne Clunn, "Chick" 

Trofa and Gary Jessel, Except for Clunn, who ha§ 

been an effective member of the governing body 

since 1978, the incoming officeholders succeed 

outgoing Mayor Jack Bittner, and Councilmen 

Henry Knight and Herbert Brownlee. 

Mr, Bittner has served four years as the city's 

chief elected administrator, Mr Knight, the 

outgoing president of the governing body, served 

on Council since 1978. Mr. Brownlee, who chose 

not to seek re-election, was a member of Council 

since 1978. 

Overseeing the operations of a multimilliondollar 

operation, which is one way of describing a 

municipal government the size of Ocean City's, Is 

no easy task. The incoming officeholders wUl 

have their work cut out for them, whether they 

are newcomers to the task like Mr. Jessel or 

seasoned politicians like former Commissioner 

Gillian or former Councilman Trofa. 

Bittner, Knight and Brownlee certainly know 

what it's like to be public servants answerable, at 

times, to a hostile public. Most citizens don't 

realize how exasperating it is, at times, to be an 

elected public official. At times you feel trapped 

between impatient, demanding citizens and an entrenched 

bureaucracy, 

There is, of course, the opposite side of the coin 

of public service; the times when you feel great 

being able to help someone obtain genuine relief 

from a real problem. Politicians are the 

necessary middlemen of government. The elected 

officeholder is often the mover and shaker between 

government officials with the solutions and 

citizens with the problems. 

Late-night meetings, missed dinners, disrupted 

family life and a great deal of follow-through—it's 

all part and parcel of being an elected official. 

And usually your greatest sense of satisfaction is 

the knowledge that you've been able to help, 

someone. 

We know that Mr. Bittner, Mr. Brownlee and 

Mr, Knight hav^b^n helpful to alot ofpeQple,-We „ 

haven't alwaya^fW^Wlth their ac&ltyUL, Vfod.$ - 

however, resp&ct tnem for their (sincerity, foi 

their service to the community, for their commitment 

to Ocean City. 

JSilPHROILIIRT 

This evil man 

should rot in hell 

Human Ufa ii very, very bearded one says with all 

precious. This Is a credo we their hearts — and their 

Americans are taught Iron bodies. On occasion, the 

the cradle. Little children are children wrap themselves in 

very special and the Master blankets and roll acroaa the 

made that crystal clear In the mine fields ,so that the. 

Book. fragments of their tiny bodies 

We are repelled when we would not scatter so and they 

hear of the violation of a could be gathered and takeni < 

single child and we mourn, as behind the lines, home, to b* 

If they were our own, when we raised over beads in acofflnl 

bear from the media that a 1 confess that when I flnt < 

child has disappeared. heart of aBthU, I Just refuted 

The official newspaper of to believe that anyone could 

the Iranian government, be so evil as to order little 

ErteIa' 

South Jersey Regional 

Theatre opening ntte at the 

.... ,- .« 

h*u been / announced. The 

4th - show wul be tot 10th opening 

if the lOttancelebrauoo 

of me 

Hawung Bond meeting, 

tteatre. 

' ' " Klwanls Club meeting, council c&mlws, VdD pj£ 

It wfll be on Tuesday* July 8 

with the opening performance 

8m St. and Ocean Av. 10 am, Sunshine Foundation, Cape- OaUnary OatMen, 

Atlantic chapter, meeting, 

Aerobics demonstration in 7:30 p.m 

frontoftbeMusicPier.laJda 

p.m. ' ' Garden Club of Ocean City 

K ^ .. : XI Alpha lota chapter Beta of No. tb, Nanette starring Sonny McCullough, second left, mayor of Bargalntowu, c^tngfcttuat 

Chess dub meets youth Sigma Phi'meeting, 8 p.m. Carol Lawrence and also owners of the new Cousins Country House during grand 1ppenili& t 

ceremonies, from left, Robert Varallo, Linda and Lawrence C i j 

nn»nn.« 0«^rinn»m> There will be ah Anantic Ctty 

JULYJUBILEEWÊKEVBNTS 

-... meeting at Birch Grove Park 

theme and a champagne who restored the turn of the century honseinto a fatntly-styte rettaiir 

Ocean City Pope concert on In Northfleld, noon. 

TUESDAY, JULY! 

reception with the members using period fixtures. 

-, JJ. 

the Music Mer, tLpm. Ad- _——— 

km. * » p.m. — Aerobics demonstration In front of of the cast immediately 

mission fl. WEDNESDAY 

toner 

following the performance. 

Treasure hunt starts at S4th I pJB. - Ocean City Pops Concert, Music Pier, ad- All proceeds wiU benefit 

Alcoholics ' Anonymous St., Palotnbo's Pharmacy, mission $1 ' • 


meeting. Holy Trinity andHumane Society exhibit, 1 

TODWOTAV.JM.Vi 

Theatre. Lillian Levy is 

Episcopal Church hall, 30th 

1 p-m. — Treasure hunt, 34th Street business area, 

pjn. 

St and Bay Ave., 8 p.nx 

starts at Palombo's Pharmacy, free to children; Humane 

SunsMbe Boys banjo band Society Eihlbit 

8 p.m. —Sunshine Boys Banjo Band Concert at Music 

hr, admission |1 

THURSDAY. JULY3 

1p.nL—Red, Whtte and Blue Costume Concert 

MAYOR-COUNaLSWEARINOINAND 

8 p.m. -Teen dance at Music Her, Boardwalk and 

REORGAMZATIONMEEnNQ AGENDA 

- • femn, aponsond by tte Ocean City 

Noon Tuesday, Julyl-JHuslc Pier 

V ': 

• Needs a lockbox now and can't wait for one to become available 

, . at the Post Office , , . 

•'•• Receives UPS or other freight delivery md is often not present 

-T 1 . at time of delivery , /; A -, r - *. 

\* Needs a more convenient location, ; * ' ' $\ '•> • " 

rfPrefers a street address (perhaps a Suite ft too) rattier than being 

n^ forced to usea "P.O. Bd3?Numberr \v v v *«$?,?' :^f^ 

.•Prefers to save time and gas by using the free "call-in mail check" 

.# Receives special mail that should be separated from other mail 

Wants to get mail in the morning rather than wait until the afternoon 

SECONDHAND 

ROSE 

UfSMNTMI 

m, 

CLOTHING 

TOCMOSfraon 

399-5401 

mmiw.tmmtu 

mi MWIV AV. eCMN aw 

Cash and Carry 

at omSouth 0c#an City Stor^X>NLY! 

3336 West Av$. Phone 398-1333 

OPEN ALL YEAR'ROUND * 

during 9ur 

Marmora Office 

Grand Opening 

t 

Open any type of account with a 

deposit of $500 or more and receive: 

$10 Credit to Collective Account 

Igloo Playmate Vi Gal. Cooler Stuffed Unicom , 

WeslclOK Travel Alarm 

Six Pltc« Cutlery Sot 

Ingram Lite Timer 

Open any type of account with a * 

deposit of $5,000 or more and receive: 


OE Can Opener/Sharpener Polaroid Spirit Camtra 

Sttp Stool PrJNtor Slim 10 Cup Colfeemaker 

OEFM/AM Portable Radio , OE Clock Radio , . 

Block A Decker Grass Trimmer Igloo Playmate 

Black A Otcker Car Vac Conalr Rechargeable Ule 

OCEAN CITY 

4e»«00 

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Sea We City'i Board of Florence Wagner tad Betan 

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made a number of ap- Hydrangea CM — Heknt 

pointments to some of tbe city Kelly and Marietta tjalluccl; 

boards and eanmltteei and Shade Tree Commlialo* 

honored tbe appointees with (newly reactivated) — 

certificates of appreciation. Margaret An«Iey; 

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ClUien'i Advisory Mud - ment-H.Ike Pundt, Frank 

Robert Fleming; 

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Planning Board — Dr. Kevin Si John and Jamee 

Thomas Henry, Michael Durosa; 

BaWirU. Lawrence Stevens, Board of Educatloa — 

Linda V#na. right, presents WalUngford's Any Josephine Ramsey and Stefano Ubro, Jamas Terrdao 

Komarnlcki with a Festival of Values award for | Ufcharf ttrttr; 

and Maria DiOlacomo, afl 

this weekend's drawing. The drawing was spon- The newly created nappdnted; f 

lored by Connoisseur Ltd. 

Recreation Comtnlgilon Oertiflcate» of Appreciation' 

(newly credited) - Edward were presented to the 

Sgallo, Dominic Cucclnelto. following former memben: 

Fred Fourgurean, Rebecca James Arsenault, Zoning 

Steelman, Stephen Freda, Board; Anthony Macri, 

Dorothy Byrne, John Planning Board; Barbara 

Rushton, Theresa Arsenault Betahe, Zoning Board; Frt * 

and John Miller; 

Scott, Planning Bow . 

EnvlronmeoUl Com- Nicholas Mamoloo, Planning 

mlsiton - John McKee; Board and Dr. Joieph 

Local Aulftaiice Baud — Giordano, Environmental 

Mayor Mfchael J, McHale, 

Betty Chandler, right, accepts the Festival of 

award for Jane TUIey: 

Ocean City notes 

by Anita Spiegel 

One city has had an or- 

ntura of municipal croialng 

inardi to warn barefoot 

witnessed two Individuals who 

"me summer officers are 

I Boardwalk. 

to discuss meter enforcement 

****** îwrtad 

of the snmnier.' 

MariBM Pionegro, left, draws Joan Plyim's I Kit"and'3il"&iS." ""** Jflta &*& 

wtentag ticket In the weekend Festival of Values | «utKeSlot mi 

Jack Sebnhier sent letten of 

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Albert L. Porreca and Mr. 

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Obituaries 

Mltt 0m Center, Somers Point * .;. ; . 

m^Mm tm 25 yum, Mm. Uhl wv bom In 

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âpTsj^H^fnjRM^Bfrira 

, Mara of West Germany; her gteomother, Caroline 

,, langworthy of Massachusetts; and four grandcbOdren. 

t Service was Monday evening at ttn Mlddletot^Stroble 

—"—ai Home. Burial win be at the convenience of the 

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Pops concerts continue; patriotic program 7 p.m. on the fourth 

The Fopa Orchestra concert Born June 41, in? in 

wriea, which began tta Ml Washington, D.C., Itaffe 

season Sunday, continued began fit education at the 

yesterday and today, wffl bi National Cathedaral School 

presenting a patrtoUc ftr Boyi In Washington on a 

program on Friday, Fourth of drirboy ecbolanhfp. 

July starting at 7 p.m. After being heard in a 

Under the baton of maattto tmtn Requiem, in 

FPMk Brown Bradley »'«••'•*_,, and O^fi Dgorjn WaantagtBi, Staffs ni sent 

fc ftt V0CaJ depaltment 

Tfual will be joined by director of tta Peabody 

baritone Edwin Sttffe, great- Qnservatary, Frank Bibb, 

grandson of Wmiam Steffe who recagnliecd hU talenti 

who wrote the BatttaJfc-mno/ and awarded him • 

the Republic. acbolaranlp. 

Steffe baa appeared He ^graduated from 

numerous tlmea on Broad- Peabody, following in Ha 

way. In opermi overseas, in father 1 ! footsteps, and wai 

television shows and en> featured In atvan straight 

merclals and oo albums. aausna of the Bethlehem; ^ ^ ^ ^ - — •••- - - - —- --•—— 

The great grandson of Pa., Bach Festival during and Edwin Steffe Tom Perkins 

wmiam Strife, the compoaer after ids studies at Peabody. 

rf the hymn-tune that even- During one of his concert Man to name • few. Tip O'Neill In a 1980 

tuaUy b«came the BaMt tours, all of which combined » ato participated to tbe Democratic presidential 

2*T < t2!f*lfi&J tlHi hrno§weatti,hBwttliBart tat open em tebcait on aunpiygii spot and u Mr. 

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King and Cry For f^gfe LoatHr 1 ta the closing selection of the for study,"and |ah| was • 

evening since he Is attll ' national finalist in the 

iecoveringfromhisillneisof Metropolitan Opera auditions, 

last winter. IShe has been a member of tbe 

A native of Dayton, Onto, MetropollUn Open Studio 

Hfflss Tnaal has appeared In and appeared in- the 

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Pops concerts continue; patriotic program 7 p.m. on the Fourth 

The rop« Orchestra concert Born Jont 16, mi m 

aartei, wUeh bwn at UM Washington, D.C., Staff, 

season Sunday, conUnntd btgM Ml edacation at the 

yatterday and today, will h National Cattodwal School 

presenting • patriotic tar Bflgv In WaiMngton on a 

program an Friday, Fourth Of chdrtwy acholanMp. 

July starting at 7 p.m. Attar Mag baaid la a 

Under the baton of nuMtro Four* Rtqultm, In- 

Frank Rn"'"*. jggA WaiMngton, Mb wai ant 

Waal win to jotntd by director of tha Peabody 

baritone Edwin Sttfto, gwtt- Oxmrntaty, Frank Bibb, 

grandson of William Staff* wto recogntiecd Hi talenti 

who wrote HwBatttaffrmnqf and awarded Dim a 

the RepuMtc. i*ri«iTMp 

Steffe haa appaafta He graduated from 

numerous time* on Broad- Peabody, following in Hi 

way, In operai oveneaj, In bOtfi footatops, and was 

television atom and con> featured In turn ftralght 

merclals and on »ifc»g- •MM of tin Bethlebam, 

The gnat grandion of P*., Bach FMtival during and Edwin Steff 

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In the closing selection of the tor study, and aba wu a 

evening since be Is still national finalist in the 

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tart winter. Sie has been a member of me 

A native of Dayton, Ohio, Metropolitan Opera Studio 

Miss Trural baa appeared In and appeared in the 

opera, concert, oratorio and Metropolitan Opera 

television throughout the production of Benjamin 

' United States. Britten's Death In Venice. 

She attended Westminster Miss Truxal made her 

Choir College In Princeton, Carnegie Hall debut aisoldft 

sang with the Princeton with the Oratorio Sodety of 

Opera Association, and ap- New York- She was Fred 

peared in musical comedy at Waring's featured soloist in 

Princeton University's Me-' three national tours and has 

Carter Theatre. sung recitals In New York, 

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of toe hymn-tunethat«•» Durfng miring one of Ha his concert Atano « M to name a few. Tip O'Neill in a 1980 

IN CONCERT, MUSIC PIER 

tours, all of which combined He also participated In the Democratic presidential 

for nOconcerU, be was heard fat opera ever telecast on campaign spot and as Mr 

and promptly signed to dag MefWen, playing tht part of iMtaeyer, who own the 

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Mwme. &t% 

Vmjlmummmnita, » taulatootaen awociatad Calibrating the national 

IB GueitSoloists: 

Deborah Troial, Soprano 

"Minn £« 

Brown Bradley, Tenor 

Tom Perkins, Baritone 

Vagabond King and CwFor prmnk Loemtr*! American atom. 

Idgi Cavalry Overture 

UiM mm m 1« * rta "^ nn " s ^ l ' ; 

390-3664 

Spray Waxing Available'! 

391-4812 SIDING 

CARLVEIT 

Proprtttor 

VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 

m% 1 Inch Thick 

isJIniuiated ©law. 

WhafVou'liSavein 

^ The word is spreading... ^ 

QUALITY WORK 


Here's the proof 

 

nil. Atlantic Blvd. 

I15E AllontlcBlvd 

iM Atlantic Avi, 

(Niii'tDill) 

. (Tsm'IDtll) 4O7B.«llerMS 

IMS Aibury At 

UHAiburrAt 

!MI«IBuf*Av«, 

)/41 Aibury Ave 

4IJ»6IBury*v#. 

41M Aibury Avi, 

101 Iky Avt, 

l 

120 Central Av.. 

MlCtfltrllAVI, 

l7MCMltrSlAv». 

ifflCMilralAw, 

*• H I ' ! * *-, 

VINYL SIDING 

iSMCtfltrllAvt. 

J6O4C«ntr«IAvt. 

litCllpMrDr. 

1M Crnctnl Ra. 

li] DeUncy PI 

4O»f3«nRd 

Mil Haven Ava. 

i îngifsn La. 

JOOMOorlynJorroct 

lIMarlntPI, 

JJMorlmP! 

riiinw-noiETTm?? 

•MtenlralAvi, 

lt)iNa«M*n, 

IHPIauN, 

teBfr' 

HI Part Plat* 

llWtlarwayRt. 

liltWMIAH. 

• NawcailHRfl, 

307OC»»nAv«. 

UiOManAvi, 

Ml Park PI. 

•4? Park PI, 

12ft pirtnacifl Rd. 

3iG Siaerignt 

141 s««brloni 

1U iiatrnt 

301W, itaipray 

3MW, Seawra» 

• •.ilallMRil, 

HJii.JamMPI. 

3ttl SlmBien Av«. 

• 

uWalnutRd. 

114SWiiliyAva, 

INOWHiiyAya. 

nllWHIiyAW. 

J3«5Weil«r Av« 

MMWHIiyAvi, 

419 Wait Avi. 

*44IWMiAva. 

HitWiMAvi, 

1441 Mil Avt, 

IlIlltltrHt 

I«wth5tr«.t 

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fiioihsirtti 

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MinthstrHI 

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Southern SIDING 

rtNe*ft in the' Chick your 

Better Business Bureau

PAGE 16 


CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

ADVERTISING RATES 

Advertisements for these columns should be in the office 

of The Jenflnel Ledger NOT LATER THAN NOON 

TUESDAY FOR REGULAR PUBLICATION and NOON 

WEDNESDAY FOR TOO-LATH-TO-CLASSiFY 

Dial J9v 5411 4 

One Time, M Worts er Leii .......'.. ...... $4,S0 

(10* per word exceeding 35 words) 

Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times, 

with Ji Words or Less, ,,,.,,,,,,,, tll.M 

Aoi Rtqulrlng BBii Number II ,00 additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS SO* EX IDA 

—All Classified Advertising Cash Basis— 

1 Ii Itn Street', Ocean City, NJ, 01224 

Copy mailed In, given to representative or brought to ot 

flee personally, must be accompanied bv each or check to 

cover cost. Copy accepted over phone at courtesy and 

convenience to customer, but payment must be received 

before advertisement will be set In type. 

TUESDAY, JULY 1,19»— 

Help Wanted Prof) Services 

POSITIONS »V*ILABL« - at CauiliTa 

B.il.ur.nl. Flnl ana Amur* ««•„ 

Qteaii City. Ctll iff.MH Mr inlgr. 

ffi.fian and infarvietif, |.f 

• MFERilNCIB PLUMilB ~ iJTi 

»'"•"" liMl s,m. Call JMH« I 11 

CONITRUCTION IBRVICI /MAN — 

Rniuniial canda, Umari point. Si 

ptrltnta only. Call til-MM Isr appgln. 

fluent, |,i| 

Window and HouteCleiiring 

it Hour • 7 Day Week 

Service 

For your Convenience 

Call 399-1921 

H 

Prafl, Service* 

WE DO CUBAN I NO AND WIN 

DOWS—Ajtfj, homH and cendH', lering 

Owning, changatvtn, and WHkly. W. 

•ri mr round, miniri rMMMM with 

pianty m mparlanta. till nmWm anly 

•uofj»2»n 7ii 

General AAdte. RE. For Sale Summer Rentals 

S1CHSTABT _ 

am to i pm Monday ut Friday, Per 

local title company. Moil be a.n.n 

d»le (Hill «sM tVBim Ikllil, Call Jtl 

SMI 7.4 

CHAMIIRMAIO — cart Mm. i your 

'Mint a nmril thorgugh cManlng (or 

yiidar 1JO call M4-HN- ny'li ntvtr 

nayf to clHn again! a,j| 

LAWN IIRVICI - by rafcomlMl H 

IN) old. All powar tooll, I yiin In 

Builntu, •nt ratN, Nonh«iul O.c. 

Froa aillnatH. Call HUM 1-t 

UIV — Don't iaM ilka mihlno, 

waslnf, fitaning fh* Mllda ol your carf 

WI will do it Mr you I OHo'l IlKUtlal 

car Drilling, ma compliti ctr tart 

tytlfm By appglntinant enly iff, 

•in, m 

WI WORK WITH OLD-FASHIONED 

•(.low OsBAJi _ ihoroufh iprlng 

ciaanlng oMuurly Khidulid 

nouiiworli, Tanint chanflaoyan too, 

snaron or Diyld SMnil, ••callmt 

rafronctl. Rallabii ttrvlea, f.is 

RONMiTKO 

Registered Builder 

feYaanBiMflanca 

LIcaftMd Hully InurM 

omn City, N.J 

3194411 

OTYSTALCOW€RAimQUES 

Carefully Selected 

• Antiqut 

cuplai pnt unit, EiicMlenl rMlal 

niilory. 1171,999, Call IIMM-im Man. 

day tnrv Friday • to I. 1IH7T »)1 

weekday avanlnsi «• Jt» 7U4 waakan. 

•i, i-ii 

HARLUUIN SALi-IO for 11.00, iwar 

JOOO H.MMuln. IHhouatta 1 Somle 

Ronunca ptpefbatti. Sat., July 5 only. 

Tha issMIifH Two, lllh * *««ry, 

0,C,m4111. "' 

WASHlB/DR¥iR-Fn««r, Elaclflc 

ami, RMrlBarator, Chair, Lovl Hit. 

blnlnfl Roam lei, dreMeri, nlt» Itandi, 

ink, Itwn furnltura, elkai, lamps, 

•arloiil mile, Itemi tor taie, RMioriaSly 

Brlnd.Caiim.i7U. »••' 

OARASI SAL1—SalllUB, lurnrtyra, 

toyt, ikl efluip., motorcycla, ate, SSI 

wavtriy Bivd, tU, 7/5. t a.m, noon, 7/4 

FUH1 FOR IALE _ •UHian lable 

•oalM. law minln doubli Mill (Mker 

buuiltul color M. Hud and tali! in- 

cluded. Wild mink coal collar 113, Ail In 

Mautllul condition Call alter 1 pm HI 

•Ua, >•• 

Bus. Opportunities 

•MICIUICV AFTl,- HM 

ExxL n 2*-Jrtr*î 

609-398-8383 

1183 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City. New jersqr 

Sold exclusively through,,, Resort Marketing Associates. 

DIESEL MtCHANICI — Heavy duty 

truckt. Holpllalliaikm plwi many 

baaelltl. Call HHM workdayi. tl 

VBAR SOUND EMPLOVMB^T — 

Carpenter and carpanter'i tlelper:. Muit 

have Batlc Yooli and reliable transpor- 

tation. Ocean City area. Call ITeOUg 

bt 7-1. 

BABYSITTER NtEDED - Mon., Wad. 

4 Frl. only ] P.M. nil i P.M. tor active 

one year old, call Itt-lt73. 7-1 

LIFEOUARD - Idayi a weak. Mvtt M 

111 entitled. miiN. tl 

Instructions 

r 

Chrtinan Human Sarvlcai OrvanlTJtion. 

daitrai reiponvlble Individual to 

atiuirte dutln Involved in tha 

operation, of Group Homel for 

Developmentally DlMDIld Agad, 

Including tha overall aupervltlon of 

itiff and rttldenfl. SvparviHry a)t- 

perlence required. Group Homa ai(. 

parlence prettrr/ed. iitcallent op- 

porlvnlty lor growth and devildp- 

ment In expanding organization. 

Salary ranga for oQiltlun: SIS^XJO to 

117,090. Beneflti. Phaaa A. Anhar 

M7-t3tSe.o.i. 

74 

ST. PETER'S—Pralcnool aoat 1 and 4 

regular new tor Saiit«nbar. Call n* 

OOtlforlnlornntlon. 7-1 

TUTOBIHO/KIADIHO — Bv cartlflad 

tpeciallti. KlndariartM. through lth 

yrada. Call alter 1p.m. )*t-U31. 7-1 

GERMAN TUITORINO—Call Tom, IN- 

7JM. 74 

SltuatiOftt Wanted 

— «r ««' 

wMkMf t«4 w»lnf. RuuuMe rataa, 

call«vml*ti«t«M-wts, tt 

SOUTHERN FENCE COMPANY 

All Typei ol Chain Link 

and Wood Fencet 

FREE ESTIMATES 

AllanlltCawity 

Cap* May County 

isiuit 

M4-0JM 

TP 

PAINTING BY 

MIKIDEAN 

InUrlor ft Enter lor Painting 

FullY Inturad 

Free Eillmateft 

"NO JOB TOO SMALL' 

19M153 

OUAUTY ELECTRICAL 

WORK DONE 

caiiina'Fani and Light FbitorM 

Inttalled 

NO JOB TOO SMALL 

Tha Prlcali Right 

Cell SPARKY I31-5«14 

' ' I' ti 

n.-.t 

CONSIDER 

WHAT PRUDENTIAL 

OFFERS: 

• Rtgultr salary IncreaiM 

• Exc«ll*ntL«mflU \ 

• Ubaral vacation plan 

*Virlabltstai1lnatliTMt ^ 

, *AilViinc»rtl*ntoppominHltt 

Right lijtvy, stmral entry ifel Futl'ilME'' 

op«iiln,» mitt for^liflcal suppoft ptnOn-", 

nal. These ar* YEAR GROUND potHloft*. 

Nd expertenca ntâaifiiy. We wR. trarn., 

forrtrore InfomwtlonjMid to «rmiHJa'an Ii>-' 

teM»w, owl Monday through Friday bat 

»AWI2Pii\ 

Tutoring 

MMtDUU. HlADINa ~ PiHnkt. 

aJatntiitary tctwal baikcs* ipallfAf, 

IMfHt Affff atttfcajatlc, 

JVUMHaa). 

,'r' ChiWCar* 

WILL DO tAiyilttlNO - In niyv 

koMi. I dm * watt.. Very «aa4 wit* 

' 0li/t^n».anMi-Hn,'i • ^ it 

•AlVsTtTINo)

PAGE IS 

100 Atlantic 4n., Ocean City- 991-9818 

NOW OPEN FOB BREAKFAST 

Hoagies 

Steaks 

Burgers 

Pizza 

served from 7 a.m. 

Hand Dipped let Cream 

Fountain Delights 

OPEN f A.M. liPM, FDAYS A WEEK 

JULY 4th 

Fireworks Cruise 

Aboard the 70 Pt. 

NORTH STAR 

•8 00 Per Person 

Call For Reiervalions & Departure Tune sf 

Leave Pram All Dock Stb& 10th Sts. on the Bay ji. 

399-2279 or 390-1065 

DOCK AT THI DOOR 

On The Jersey Cape's Own Casino Boat«• 

BOAT SAILS 

I a.m. ft 6 p.m. Daily ft Sunday 

BONUS MCKAG1 

AM Trips Receive 

Cost Per •*«„• 

Customer *20 

SQflOO Si 2. Coin 

• COM.... ,....,.+ *...J*-**3..RO6*- - - 

SJ, Deferred Coin 

Now Sailing From 

The Brand New 

Gfy 

OCEAN CITY MARINA a FISHING CENTER 

. 3rd SI.« Bay Ave., Ocean City f 

For Information ft Reservations Call * 

399-5011 

(438-2935 after 7 p.m.) 

CHARGE IT BY PHONE 

16® Street Between • 380-4931 

Ocean Ave. g The Boardwalk 

Across from Impale Motel, Ocean City, N.J. 

Look For the Yellow Canopy 

r—DAILY DINNER SPECIALS 

I • Dinner from 4p.m. to ?p.m, 

T|i| ip. 2 Center Cut Pork ChopJ or 

I nUn.Brolled Filet oj Sta tan 

EDI. trolled Piltt of Flounder or Choice 

rill. Chopped Sirloin Steak W/onloni ..,. u,n 

>., Roast Tom Turk*y Weranbvry W e or 

- BrollWNatlv.SIUfrSliH.^*'^;^' 

, Roait Sprlno chicken ..'';• «, ,j 

• ORCholet prime R Ib of Beef au |ui! «!*s ' 

MON* Bl ?* M WsofLimb w/ituff Ing - i 

iMWli, janti mint lelly,.',..;,... «« 

irlfl. Flo^dtrjfy^^r^rtfjttljr 

IUE. *O«ViiittfCriDârtar»auci,iilrt,»lii 

^f/îw^Liil 

•photo by Allc.T..I 

Thomas H. Griffin, president of the Upper 

Township Board of Education presents retiring 

Board members Elaine Ostrander, left, and Dr, 

Nancy May with New Jersey School Board 

Association plaques, Ostrander completed one 

three-year term and May served two terms Including 

one ai president. 

•T^ScrH^TWt 

m.*••.-••.*. 

•sws 

•SIP 

I 

«0l Stan R«d. iMMM MM, NJ. 

Qpen Dally & Sunday from 5 P.M 


NOW OPEN 

For The 1986 Season 

Sams fine Menu as Campbells Seafood 

Mu/fords 

Seafood Shack 

2112 Asbury A venue 

PHONE: 398 0622 

Now that I'm down 

the shore, where 

can I get a great 

dinner with fine 

service? 

^^^^BBi^^^^^SB^^S 

•- M v.r^\ f • 

TUESDAY, JULY] 

Children's theatre begins second season July 3 THE SENTINEL-LKDGEn, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

UM second summer After tan summer'* sue- 

Duet Productions of »*u mn of Mfco In Won- 

PbfladelpMa and the Ocean *rfon* Duet Productions li 

Oty Recreation Department Mtndng to the «U> Street 

an teaming ming up to praMnt a Recreation Center for six 

D.aSlsq yd. 

INSTALLID 

JACKHAUPTMAN 

2724 Atlantic Ave. A.C. 

3452932 

I ne not spots and, the right rigs to use for flou 

r 

der, weakies 

Pounder fishing U — Jack ,.^-i.^-. Rlctadtoaot ._ Bam - • . ° ° %M %M 

WemUea ve being taken 

series of f Theatrical Thti per- Performance* of The Wizard 

formineei for family 

audiences. • 

All performances will be on 

•UU thowing back more 

I wUI 

Ihursday evenings at 7M. 

ttisjitbey are keeping, but fnikt. Jack was Hshlngaplsin 

1 

ate 

top and bottom rig with a 

Turtle coloring 

from day to day, one day in 

piece of _aquld on each hook. 

Is 4S minutes long. Admission 

flishlnthe2-toJi>oundsiie 

book available kQJO. For more information 

an* starting to show up In 

By 

call 39M111. 

coolers and on cleaning tables 

The Sea Isle City En- 

The Wizard o/ Or is per- 

m*e and more. July usually bottom hook. 

DAVE 

vironmental Commission 1B 

making available coloring 

formed In a story theatre 

brijigs a shortage of quantity Both SUps and 

CARBIf* 

books for children as part of 

format in which two people 

Oopnder but an abundance of channels are good places to 

the top of the tide when the 

its continuing efforts to 

actoutaUofthecharacters.lt 

kqUjllty flsh. This season, we fish right now. lie mM ana water la almost "iftffr 

educate the public about the 

Is said to be fast-paced with 

'wqjconttauetocatehM.Mor 

the inlet area 

demand back turtle*. humor and action for 

audiences of all age*. 

The free coloring hook tells HW H W qfOfcto part ofa 

the story of "Sara, the Sea summerlong tour that wul 

Isle Turtle" and her Journey take the company from Ocean 

Securii 

bora the back gays to thedry 

to Pittsburgh, Pa. Other 

dunes to lay her eggs. It was stop* in the state Include fee 

creased to |7W,M before 

written by Dorothy B. New Jersey State Museum 

rounding. This would be an 

Hetnjnger and Ifluitratod by and libraries In Piscataway, 

increase from 1780.70. 

O n B. Ippoldo. 

South River and South 

The free booklet was made Plalnfield. 

possible by a special pant 

After rounding and 

Duet Productions touring 

from the city and area 

Medicare premiums ire 

group wul feature four per- 

business firms. The coloring 

taken Into consideration as 

formera who will wort in the 

books are available at ana 

well as retroactive payments 

"duet" format

J 

L 

1 

9 

8 

6 

PAGE 20 

Prank ends in broken neck 

(oonlijiyed from page I) 

it didn't w if bs wu IB. 

•eddent 

Accordiim to hi* father, 

O'ConnslI wai apparently 

eonselour and aware of his 

condition and urged his 

friends not to move him. 

His father gays tot reason 

the two stories differ Is due to 

the concussion his son 

Mctlvedasartiultof the fafl. 

Ywterdiy, O'CMnell wai 

listed In critical but stable 

condition at Burtetto TomUn 

Hospital, Cape May Court 

House He recently graduated 

from Carnegie Mellon 

University and Is a graphic 

designer. He was visiting 

friends for the weekend 

"This Is not for vengeance or 

anything, I Just want these 

people to know what they've 

done," he said from the 

hospital yesterday 

fcAJ, MEETO JULY 7 

Relatives of Aging Persons 

(RAP) win hold Its meeting 

from 7 to 1:30 pan. Monday, 

July 7 In the caring fellowship 

center, Seaview Baptist 

Church, In Llnwood. Speaker 

will be Joseph Aiello, director 

of Shore Care discussing 

home health out. PubUc 

Invited; refreshmenta served. 

For Information call 641-7821 

A., OPRN/[)AVS f 

>4 ^.. / 

* TWILIGHT SPECIALS * 

Every Night 4:00 5:30 P.M. 

R rwt V .11 ion Si Ac I (>pl.'tl 

104 ASBURY AVENUE • 399-9462 

Complete Dinners Starting 

95 

from *J * 

Ineludti: HOUM Ssiad, Fresh Vegetable. Mot Bread! 

•no Our "Homemade Desserts" 

CATCH OF THE DAY, FLOUNDER FRANCAISE, 

DEVILED CRAB, LASAGNA, CHCKEN PARMAG1ANA, 

VEAL SCALLOPINI, PASTA 1 CRAB MEAT, 

CHICKEN CORDON BLEU or BAKED COUNTRY HAM. 

This Offer Not Villa With Coupon Specials 

Fire 8. Zion Rd. • Bargaintown 

NOW OPEN 

Serving Dinner 8. Cocktails 

For Informations. Reservations Call 927-5777 

R»irwffiM»r Mw BOM old 

The recently opened toll gate, left, at the Laurel Drive exit of the Garden State Parkway, now Pdnt" and a waata ** 

way Departoent Dire ,_ 

Hward Dili March » which 

poslUon mat ne nevec 

dtocntsed the protrisUm of % 

tabor-only contract for th? 

dJ*to f ft tfl > 

*Wlm»pMpl»dlMto»nloffln*t(fwi."l and Conroy In the 

841 Central Ave,, Ocean City, N.J. Council "must V 

dUregard the ca 

'Best Restaurant In Ocean &tf» 

MiUm, Sunday Pnrti, 1985 

BvW^^J?WW^« 

iARUfBIRDIPECW. •TW IliiSSSSStf 

MON: Boneless Chicken Kiev u "* 

TUES: Shrimp Alfred on Imported Pasta ' 

WED: cwjflwdpftSiigîi^^v,.""' ;u 

THUH: Roast Turkoyw/StuHIno* Gravy t 4 

FRt Fried Flounder Almondlne • fluftodlt 

DOUBLt COUPONS 

raioluUon under 

If. I A-,ljuiv ^ « I ' M I , I . ( i f f A N C I 1 Y N.I 

PALERMO'S 

THRIFTWAY 

SUPERMARKET 

^7 

J 

SOAC AMD SOWS 

Statue of Liberty color commemorative poster Section 2 

>l1fi~' I 

106th Year, Number 17 Ocean City, N.J. 08226 Friday, July 4,1MB Three Sections„ Price 30' (809) 399-5411 

Mayor Gillian pledges to 'talk things out 

By ANTTAJ. SPIEGEL reach this point but I have certainly 

UMgerStiB dreamed of it for many years. 

"tkta Is the hltfmt esteem I will ever 

Newh-lndurtedMayorRoyOUlianand achieve," he continued. I've made no 

CUy Council members Jeanne Clunn, promlaes to anyone; I feel like a free 

G4ryJesselandNlckolas'Chlck"fto(a man. 

rooms wlU be ielf-UquIdating because of "I would like for you all to Join me 

the parking ueoffie and the storefront together in saying 'let's begin again,'" 

draw," Wan said. "And there's no Aesald. 

beach in the center of town. 

Clunn alao thanked the four 

"I'm not against sand duel and generations of her family present In- 

support the eanHmatisD of the dmt cluding her mother, husband Richard, 

grandchildren. 

"TTiey say dory In America," Gillian "The No. 1 chief thing I wfll strive for Later Gillian acknowledged the trials and tribulations, 

said to a crowd of family, friends and b to ait down and talk things out," he presence In the audience of his M?ear- .„,,* ,,„. #wl 

wpporttra Including former county GOP ,14, old father, mJwi^tSSS 

duunnan Philip Matalucd, state Sea Again, Gillian made pitches of support Coundlwoman Jeanne Clunn, who was ^f^S?! 1 ?^! 

mer mayors Oat Wlmberg and no between 9th and 10th streets. 

Waldman. "I never thought I Mold '"RJB convention center with meeting rf Ocean City. 

-lifeboat. 

•-.»„ V 5^* 

Authority to study Sunday meter violations 

.t. fiy MIKE ALBRIGHT 

k SentineU^dfer 

;; Correspondent 

tJceandtyParUng Authority Director 

DOB ,MMM appointed membera 9m 

GOllanawlJoimBJoitlundasatwtHiJan 

*For Aramineo woes 

' ByJAMESFTIZPATRICK 

: SeottdeVLedgerSlaff 

committee to Investigate and propose Ledger concerning Sunday violations, Is poaalble." 

foMwnent of parking meter violations ofl 

Sondaya. ' 

The committee, formed largely due to 

alrttwtotheedltorbyl^Schoenewald 

in the June U tew of 7Tie SenWneJ- 

(Please turn to page W) 

Meis named 

Council 

president 

Coundlmen ^nii«m yfftg and Jack 

Jooes win unanimously elected Council 

I p p 

Uvely follo the Induction into office 

cf Mayok' Gillian and Coundl 

% f " p ^5tt^S»4^3fo.yX.ll^p 

yPPTOBf BjTjpypw.* W> S"* 

vice president 

Oom^l PreHdenta traditionally retain 

their uaas for one year with the vice 

president eisumlng the presidency the 

foUowing year. 

However, last year some Coundl 

members felt It Inappropriate tor then 

Vice-President Meli to be pronoted 

because of MB stand on the blue law Issue 

which erupted last summer after 

(Please turn to nap 14) 

September meeting. " problem the Authority faces Is the 

"It Is my opinion that thUU too big an changeover oTmeters In the downtown 

Issue to take up tonight," Molso aaid. area so all city meters are uniform. 

"W« •hould attempt to dli^nr the 

pnUm and flwa Mlft it at Han u (Pltiii turn to pan 11) 

The beginning of the end is near 

STRATHMEBE — The Deceesary 

of aale «| the 

RESCUE! 

Other watn users not so /ucfcy—page 9, lection 1 

Imtap alnce 1m. SaWUttai and Its frueUM rights to ^ P ^ 

IneichangBfor»10,000the New Jersey [rovlde w«t«r service to «U of Upper *»«» 

Water Company -Twhi* emMOr TwraiUp, • " • fowmhlp 

auppUea wafer for Ocean Qty, Somera Once the necessary approval are In 

place, the company plans to immediately 

implement the first phases of 

(Please tarn to pege 1%% 

492B4 

Biffin , 

Special police un4t 

nets 44 in first sweep 

The new special summer police unit 

assigned to curtail violations on the ^G^P^Ti. was «ri«n«i 16 

beach and boardwalk la already suc- wpervlie the unit which Include 

cessful, according to Police Chief hUnwlf and two patrolmen tojbdp 

Donunlclt Longo. 

control boardwalk loitering anot.Bn- 

Last Friday through Sunday 44 per- 

Kfi ^B1^^^Q^^P QflBL^HOfi 

sons were arrested on various charges of 

Increases. 

violating city ordinances involving 

drinking and boardwalk and beach 

curfews, Longo said. Twentyaeven 

four-wheel drrw 

adults and six Juveniles ware arrested 

eommunw Mrrt * MBt8aei ' Mi week he reiterated the city UiUqdi 

"I think It's going to help with what's ID strirtly enforce local drdtnanMi , 

to come," Longo said. "They're doing especially those pertaining to drtnkjn|, ; 

such a tremendous Job In such a short curfew and public conduct . '• , 

and more. 

Police to monitor Laurel Drive traffic .... Section 1, page 3 

History-making windsurfers stop here, Section 3, page* 11,12 

Super geti 2-year pact; retiring sooner ,,, Section 1, page 2 

How to catch bigger flounder Secton 3. page 4 

Saltwater fishing license plan killed Section 3, page % 

Boy Injured on boat propeller Section 1, page IS 

Obituaries. 

Crossword, 

Section 2, pages 6,1 

Section 1, page 8 

, Section 3, page 11 

f T^ 

L i (Wiiy.'i>la4iM^;

itf I 

hit 

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; Or 

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I 

i PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

Extra Firm 

Bedding 

Sets 

EXTRA TEMPORED 

MULTI-COIL STEEL 

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Shadowline's® * tbe 

p uitt the action Thattudymu«t"aaeeiithe work. 

because Route 9 at that 

SOMERS POINT - Tbe 

"To meet their total street. It creates room for 

the June ll Camrft Mi isejptrimantaL 

negatftf or positive Impact on "You're not going to reduce location Is a divided highway. demand (the proposal sub- 

Police Department 1* ex- 

Improtr 

art to use the parking 

'VaMd on what bappm Mule M only on Laurel the number of cars on Laurel "There's no way one officer mitted by the Somers Point shoulder as a lane fop moving 

pected to pott officers AssoclaUon member Run thU WMkend w^n going to Mw MKM It relates to Drive regardleas o( bow you an handle that intersection," Improvement Association) traffic creating a dangerou 

tamowow to direct traffic at Lane made an appeal to mum i determination on Route I andXtiie traffic dr- expedite It," Mathls said he said. 

we do not hm an adequate 

(he intersections of Bout* 9 Council to HMito porting what we do for me real of the cle," me rnaVor told At Wednesday. 

Ceres also «ald the study •mount of overtime money 

and MacArthur Boulevard police offlcersat two locations 

"I tawwtt's difficult but we 

smmmr," tald police LL Smtbwl.Lod&r Wednesday. He also aald It was invwffl 

Incorporate the use ofallotted," 

Fontana ilia. 

«daonte9andL«urelDrhre on Laurel Drive every Friday 

all have to toy. to work 

LC 

Although they're going posiible to post only on of- mechanical counters at the"That's 

not to say we couldn't 

In a traffic impact study to through Sunday for the 

together for thn benefit of me 

Slip Channel Bridge and atcomply 

if need be," 

determine what measures if remainder of tbe summtr 

dly," she «ld. 

any are necessary to alleviate Mm during peak traffic 

Tha trial run wffl attempt to 

Laurel Drive to help assess Laurel Drive resident Bobbi Lane In her appeal to 

traffic flow problems on and hours to help alleviate what 

provide an expedttioui flow of Boy, 12, hit by car tbe total impact of traffic flow Walsh told The Sentlnel- Ooundl June II requested 

they art calling "very 

tnmic from both MacArthur 

w the city. 

Ledger aba hoped the officers onean at dtner end of 

«--»wuHiB wuJ bo poit&l serious" traffic probtani on 

Boulavard and from Rffote • A U-yeer-old Pennsylvania Nick Mollo, of Bangor, was There Is also a qutsttoB of would try to enforce tbe "no- Laurel Drive from 4 toJpjn. 

so an emerimental bull if Laurel Drive. 

BBitt and southbound to what toy was btMpitaltaed Wed- in stable condition it Shore 

passing" en the right on Fridays, 10 am to 4 pjn. 

the flow becomes congested 

O M said wffl to an attempt netday night after be waaMemorial 

Hospital, loam 

restrictions. 

and 6 to I p-m. en Suodaya. 

enough to wamuit tbe move 

to "get a feel" for me true struck by an automobile while Point, witt • concussion, tides 

QAM Hathis with members 

•cconMng to Chief OrviHe 

nature of the dlfflcultlea ftjf crossing Ocean Avenue at fractured left wrist and 

of the department and Mayor •dat there. 

11th Street with hU father. bruised pelvia, a hospital 

Came aMviilluiiMdMaw tor ywMNttaagtiManMi 

Fred Fontana Monday af- 

faction Is the result of a 

Fontatta emphasised the 

to ittld trt 

•no 

ternoon met to discuss tbt 

Joint proposal made to 

Importance of viewing tbe Racue Squad 

proposal. The dediian waa 

Oorajdl by the gaatn Point 

emertment In terms ofhowtt 

According to poUce, Marie 

made to conduct the elaffects 

the city's entire traffic fund drive 

McOany, 17, of Media, Pa. 

was traveling north on Ocean 

•laru toon 

Avenue when the acddent 

occurred it 10:17 pjn. 

The Ocean aty Reecue Investigating officer 

Squad wffl be holding lta Michael Mulroy issued 

annual fund drive Monday McQarry a summons lor 

through Friday during tbe falling to yield to a pedestrian 

to a crosswalk, police said. 

1 good (QGM of M trsdtUwnl marf a WKkOM,.. 

H« at Kabat we know nM It M M to put tageihtr na mtt 

M B M i k l ^ t o d 

L« ua help you wordMla your own. unique aWMMrt - 

The look tfMtuayti 

The Hula Babies prepare to "go on stage" at the reception honoring 

transalantic windsurfers at the Music Pier. At right, Rochelle Bernstein 

Is dressed as Miss Liberty, for the ceremony. 

JULY JUBILEE WEEK EVENTS 

Y JVLY4 

n a.m.—Bike Parades: Cedar Beach GMe Association 

«th to 54th streets on Central Avenue. Garden Civic 

Association starting at Longport Bridge 

••8 p.m.-Kite flying contest, 6thStreet football field 

7 - 9 p.m. - Banjo Band concert, 6th Street football 

Bald 

• 7ilO p.m.. I pan. - Pops Concert, Music Pitf, will to 

finished In time for fireworks 

• 1p.m. -Flreworks.ethStreetfootballfleld 

: untilmlo^lit-SwM downtown Asbury Avenue stores 

^ downtown Asbury Avenue stores 

MB be open until il midnight, following fireworks board- 

walk stores will be open 

' SATURDAY. JULYS 

10 a.m. - 5 PA - Ape May County Art Stow on the 

7th Street south 

I p.Bb.- W«M Famotti^rtB String Band in concert, 

d by the Ocean City Rotary dub 

SUNDAY, JULY t. 

Spjn.—Ocean aty Pops Concert at the Music Pier 

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church news, sports noon Monday 

Classified advertising noon Tuesday 

Display advertising; social news 3p.m. Tuesday 

Too late toclasslfy ads; news noon Wednesday 

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Editor 

.Advertising Manager 

Beachfront lot 

closed on Fourth 

TTJO parking lot between 9th 

and lib streets off ma boar*/ 

walk wfll be closed on Friday, 

July 4 so that the fireworks 

olsplay may be set up, according 

to Peter Chelf of me 

Ocean City Parking 

Auttwrtty. 

All other parking lota near 

the boardwalk and la town 

win be open. 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

BRING RESULTS 

weeks from July 14 to Aug. 1. 

The volunteers will be 

walking door to door, 

beginning In the porth end of 

the city and moving southward, 

and asking for 

donations to support toe 

Tbe money will go toward 

the upkeep of the Rescue 

Squad building and for new 

supplies and equipment 

D anyone would like to 

make an early donation or 

would like more information, 

call MNB1I. 

weather 

Moiliv strnny today with 

bifbs In me Hi along shore 

andta the tow »le inland. The 

weekend wffl be fair with lews 

for the period In the low to 

B M H wtt highs In tbe 71s 

to mid-IH Saturday and 

ranghig into me mlMh to 

near M on Sunday and 

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Wayside village, Marmora 

a full line of delicious 

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ICE CR1 AM CAKES 

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Cones, Sundaes, Shakes 

Decorated Ice Cream Cakes 

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Our Showroom is Now Open! 

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Ocean City,'N.J. , Hours 10-3, Wed. Sat, 

RIGHT NOW! 

ALL THE FAMOUS 

NAMES, ALL THE 

NI WIST LOOKS 

ARE ON 

SALE 

Ll£' Boardwalk at 9th Street, Ocean Cltv '>* 

Sale At All 

H 

r_AKt!J f .-"J 

i -, - ' 

1 tf l K*^> pf* 

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^m^tf Allluwn Marina IH-1IH 

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Hlgk Low 

A.M. P.M. AM P.M. 

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JSat 7:52 8:05 1:56 1:42 

6Sun 8:34 8:41 2:40 2:28 

THoa 9:14 9:20 3:24 3:12 

Wue 9:54 9:16 4:01 S:S1 

For Great Egg Harbor InlM, 

Subtract 12 minutes from Mgh 

tide and 14 minutes from low 

tide. 

For 8*8 hie aty beachfront, 

subtract 43 minutes from high 


tide. 

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New Moon ...... 

Moon In Perigee. 

Full Moon,,,. T 

Moon In Apogee,, 

July 4 

...July? 

..Julyli 

July 21 

..July Si 

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-PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE 

Cochran and Rutledge exchange vows 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

: Veronica Louise Rutledgt ei. Pa. mu the&•, 

of West Chester, Pa. and bridesmaid* mrt Jody Ann 

:and Norman Alfred Coc^ru; «)oUt. 

,* Jr. were married on Jum M 

Ocean City, - Oochran Van Zanten, alstor of 

Ite bride la the daughter of 

;by the Rav, Anthony Uttle aU 

The bride was given In the groom, from Silver 

Mr. and Mrs. David C, 

tfclfl^ta Our Matter 5 

nwrringe by her parents. The Springs, Md., Carolyn Con- 

Sorfom Church, Johnstown, 52^5 i ..S"* 

The groom la the son of Dr. 

Pa, jiek Hawbarker of and Mm. Norman A. Cochran 

01 *^, £ "* a ho' was Cynthia OM, Kim Merrltts and 

TB6 poem U the ion of Br, Rufledii, atoter of the bride, Janet MeKendree, all of 

of JBhjiitewn. The Jonnjtown. KrW Good of 

Browstown, Pa., cousin of the 

bride, was the flower girL 

Golden anniversary marked by Johnson^ 

1 

Mr. and Mrs. Irvtn Johnson PledSant, and daughter, 

•Jr. of 17 MlehJpn Av, wire Jjhnne Raab, and family of 

Mr. and Mrg, Johnson were 

married at the MethodLjt 

harti recently for a buffet J&pe May Court House, 

Church In Down Ofy on May 

luncheon, at The nandtrr^ Seventy.fiv§ guests at- 

30, 1936. 

Hotel In celebration a^their tended, including the !mloth 

wedding anniversary. mediate families of the 

Master of cerunonlei for couple, nelces and nephews, 

BM affair was their ion, Minds and neighbors and 

David, and family of Point their five grandchildren 

•-, j vxatn&FJs-ikzmmn-** 

Brady's 399 8288 

ARMY & NAVY STORE 

"Top Qualify Merehandlst" 

H—fBlfUU] 

Paone receives 

law degree 

Steve O'Neill of Chevy 

Chase, Md. was the best man. 

The ushera were Daniel 

Goldstein of Clarksvllle, Md., 

Timothy Miller from 

Philadelphia, Pa., Jamei Cos 

of Dreiel H1U, Pa., and Andrew 

Brown of Vineland. Jack 

Hawbarker of Mereersburg, 

Pa. was the soloist 

Edwin A, paone, ran of Mr. The reception was held at 

Md Mri. Sal Fame 381 E. the „ gmulEMMmm Sunnehanna „„,„«,, Country „ dub , 

HLP 0 ^ ."""Si,* Uw taJohnitown.FoUowlngati* 

defn»aJRUtgeriofCamd|B to Nortt CarollM, thi couple 

if W . S f^ L ,, I ft WM ori *! *"» «» wniffl«rlng In We* 

Asm j Urt HI thne yum* of Qieiter, Pa, and Ocean City, 

Mi attendance, tte bride la aim graduate 

n5 § 'KL'JKWV*' 1 / 1 * Bllh0 P McCort and a 1983 graduate «* of Indiana Sehool 

University of Pennsylvania, 

with a business ad- where she received a 

Corduroy Shorts ministration degree. bachelor's degree In 

He wUl be employed by the elementary education. She is 

•10" 

\i 

AtlanUc City law firm of a kindergarten toads- at the 

, 

Selected Styles Til July 7fh Blatt, Mardone et al. He to Calverton School In Hunmarried 

to the former Susan Ungtown, Md. 

Mr, and Mrs, Norman Cochran Jr. 

1035Asbury Av», De Forest, daughter of Mr, Mr. Cochran Is the son of 

Ocean city, N,J. and Mrs, George De Forest of 

Oochran Sr. of West Chester, degree in physical education 

Dr. and Mrs. Norman A. 

— _ - I Ocean Ocean Clftf " 

In MM from — West - Chester - - 

Pa. and Ocean CHy. He is a 

University. He is a physical 

1977 graduate of the Westtown 

education teacher and tennis 

FriMd'i School to WesttowB, 

coach in King George, Va, 

Pa. He received a bachelor's 

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NOw We Are Four! 

HE COAT RACK 

Of Ocean City 

748 Asbury Ave. 

IS NOW OPEN!! 

Featuring Jr, 8, AAisses Fashions Outtrwtar 

Pius Our New 

• • • * . 

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Vent nor, 823-5774 

Mon.Sat. 10-5:30 

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Full Seiicfton of leeithdie Cei^lipgs; Jackets 

Pullovers, Blankets & Accessories 

* GRAND OPENING SPECIAL * 

Today - TuesL 

Smartly Tailored 

WOOL BLAZERS 

byPersoriii* Reg.$70. WhlteCameiNavy-Red 


Ocean City, 399-7520 

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Other Locations 

Vineland ft Absecon 

Es when thejt'fe having a Sale! 

ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE 

Now through Sunday,îdy.f, !]:,: ,\.\ v\- 

Bonnie's Closet ^ , Bonnie's Closet tool 

Marmora, N.J. 08223 

IF/' 

«,#: 

Cool 

Crocheted 

Look 

Neatly Styled 

Sweatera.,., 

Powder blue, 

yellow, grey, ' 

white, lilac 

Sizes 34-42 

$28,00 

Dress Shoppe 

|741 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

" OptnDiliyl0fol,'Pfl.7|s? 

UNIQUE FASHIONS 

FOR CHlLDBiN 

Senior Citizen 

Discount 

10% Off 

WAYSIDE VILLAGE, MARMORA 

;i 390-3760 , 

)] Uvaw.j.Arrfpird [ 

Hm Mon.-Thurt. lOIsM 

Frl. 10-7. Sflt.9-6* Sun. 10-2 

OFF 

MFG. 

PRICE 

On Name Brand 

1986 

SWIMWEAR 

Choo«« from th«s« 

Famous Nam*t... 

• Cole V, - • Yve« St. Laurent 

• Catallna • Pettlcord 

'Ôabar^- 

:«i 

, FRIDAY, JULY 4th, lftmt 

Hodgdons mark 60th 

SceClbr,ting their gjMM*a£B, 

(n Somers Point 

the University of Ptan? 

sylvanla. • - • ! 

The event m given by 

They are the; _^ 

Mends and family of the 

Jean Kleva of gamers Point' 

couple. 

o-Mrs. Hodgdon were «l tte late Francei i^* 

Mr, anffMrs. Hodgdon were 

s an lAAfl lam 

Unlontown, Pi. durlni a R HWl, and have u. 

aôny.wtth^ lie ceremony mm »r W^drw^d ^"".^•^r.'ljj" ^ 

1 * 

i aliter. They have been grea^randGUldjtn, 

V-*Y 

Mr. and Mrs. P Russell Hodgdon celebrated £ 

their 60th wedding anniversary during t 

celebration In Somers Point VFW Hall. J 

Heart unit elects here : 

the Greater Ocean City 

Unit of the American Heart 

Association elected 1986 of- 

ficers at their annual meeting 

earlier this season at the Port- 

OCalL 

Area people elected include 

Peter Chelf, president; Pat 

DeCray, vice president; Bob 

South, treasurer; Elsie 

Gillespie, secretary and Dr. 

Michael Dudnick, medical 

advisor. 

Committee chairpersons 

elected were Robert Smith, 

development; Carolyn 

Murphy, program: and Fred 

Benson and Mark SoUeri 

communications. f 

Development board 

members include Chuck 

Donovan, Art Ford, Lei 

Friday, SUp Katt. Ranr 

Mause, Bud Knight, Phi 

Turner and Glnny Mulford. 

Program board memben 

are Aberflne Becker, Sheila 

Boyle, James Corcoran, 

Deniae Jeisei and Fran 

Jerome, 

Communications boardmemben 

Include Lorraine' 

Arnadc, Sally Nunn, Frank 

Staff and Jack Bittner. 

Needlework 

(609) 398-645V > 

TRUNK 

From Fri,, July 4th to Sat. July 12th 

Showings 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily 

(2759 Asbury Avenus Ocean City, N.J. 

Wt have It all I 

• Jumpsuits-Many Sty!ts Including 

Strapless w/Uektfs 

• Dresses—sundrMi,i w^raeicefs 

Dayflr»na,CocMall 

• Bathing Suits and Beachwear 

• Sportswtar - Coordinates 

MANY SAL! IT1MS THROUGHOUT 

THISTORI 

BLEYLi-30HtoS0%'eff 

ru'W^ 

Acroulnmi vanity inn 

1ST 

I QUALITY 

ffl** 

3244 Asbury Ave.» Ocean City 

.399-5097 

OPiN DAILY 10foi 

taachm,! 

• 

Stonely, Newcomb 

wed in England 

Smith Stonely. 

of Mr. and Mr.. 

Stonely at Newbory, 

pad, and William K. 

omb Jr., ton of Mr. and 

•flre. wmUm K. Newcomb of 

Ocean Q(y and-Cheiter, NJ., 

i n united In marriage Apr. 

18 at the United Reformed 

Qhurcbln Nenbury. 

p dd 

Md Damn Roger Smith aa 

pageboy. Mr. Newcomb"! best 

ma «u Jotepta ConialL 

After tihort honeymoon (n 

to United State, Mr. and 

Mrt. Newcotnb retunwd to 

ttgtafld where Mr. Newcomb 

iittaUonedwlththeOAAlr 

Force at Qreenham Common. 

Upon Mr. Newcomb'* 

dbcharge from the Air Force 

tM th th 1 rill 

return to the UnitedStatai 

where they plan to make their 

Slaveski, KimbaU are engaged 

,iMr.andMn. Michael W. 

Slaveaki, of Ocean aty, annpunce 

the engagement of 

tbet daughter, Robyn, and 

FDbertF. KimbaU Jr., son of 

Jr. and Mn. Robert F. 

Klmball of Wlldwood Crest 

:MUS Slaveski U a graduate 

of Mount Si Mary's College 

With a bachelor 1 * degree In 

elementary education. She to 

employed by the Margate 

Board of Education. 

Mr. Kittiiyii lg a graduate 

flf Albright College and is 

currently attending 

Georgetown Dental SchooL 

A July 1887 wedding Is 

Robyn Slaveski and Robert Klmball Jr. 

Bradleys mark 50th anniversary 

frank and Eleanor 

Bradley, formally of this 

•tea, celebrated their 60th 

artnlvereary with 100 family 

members and Wends during a 

reception In their honor at 

Hghpolnt Odb HOUM ID Ft 

Pterce, Fla. where they now 

reside. 

The Bradleys formerly 

owned and operated a far- 

M market In Ocean City 

tad roadside market on 

Rooaevelt Boulevard In 

Mannoni. 

Mr. Bradley was also Involved 

la iports at a coach 

and player while In the Ocean 

Oty area. 

MILLER OPTICAL CO. 

• OPTICIANS • 

Norman I. Miller 

Hester L. Miller 

EYEGLASSES | 

QUARANTEEI 

FOR 1 YEAR 

Under Our 

Wiirar 

Protection plan I 

PflESCRPTlOHS. REPADS • OOPIICATKWS 

2401 BAY AVE. 

Sun Glasses • Designer Frames 

Young Artists 

WANTED!! 

399.4000 

Jain us this SUMMER at 

The Ocean City Arts Center 

Choose from a variety ofclatses,,, 

Bull*t tot children 

Calsri In • Rainbow 

Intro to Danes far Children 

Plans 

Young Artliu Workshop 

Crenllve CilTLIJ 

Fun wjih Drama 

Cruatlvi Donee 4 HoviBtDl 

You no Vlilon. 

Brlfl RugUnf 

Whether it's clay, painting, drawing, done, formuaie,,. 

Wehmum a program for YOU! 

Summer Classes Begin 

July 7th 

* For a schedule and more, 

* 300.fi 

•n please call 

i?60J Boy Avenue, P.O. Oof 07, Ocean City, NJ 0BM36 

Open Dally 10-5 

Sunday 10-4 

Buyth«mwhtfe 

they're rntdu 

SWIMSU.T 

FactoryOutfet f 

Mr. and Mrs. William Newcomb Jr. 


Stork report 

Families from thl* area 

receiving congratulations for 

new arrivals at the stork club 

of Shore Memorial Hospital 

are: 

Arthur and Romalne 

(Caracdolo) Ford of Ocean 

aty, a son, Jane 12. 

John and Suianne 

(Mulkeen) Reto of Ocean 

aty, a daughter, June 11 

Scott and Jeanne (Rideford) 

Miller of Unwood, • ton, 

June 11, 

George and Gracemarle 

(Heaney) Smith of Ocean 

aty, a daughter, June 13, 

Kenyon and Theresa 

(Randeao) NesWt of Somera 

Point, a son, June 14. 

Alan and Margaret (Win- 

son, June 14. 

Joseph and Caroline 

(Oman) Pelan of Seaville, a 

son. June 11, 

COMING 

1 SOON! 

BALLOONS 

PLUS 

Ronald and Kathleen 

(Turner) Pick of Somers 

Faint, a daughter, June II. 

Harry and Robin (Jonea) 

Lord of Ocean City, a too, 

JimtilO. 

Russell and Sharon 

(Mclntyre) Graham of Ocean 

aty, a ion, June 22. 

James and Joanne (Dalley) 

Elberson of Stnttme-e, a 

•on, June 24. 

Michael and Sherrie 

(Wlstlng) Meenan of Ocean 

aty, • son, June 26. 

THRIFT SHOP 

SUMMER HOURS 

The Shore Memorial 

Hospital Thrift Shop summer 

hours are Wednesday and 

Thursday from 10 l a to 2 

P.O. The shop Is located oa 

Shore Road near Somers 

Point Qty HBU. Free parking 

Is In the rear of the shop. Call 

the shop at 65MS01. 

Ocean City's Own,,. 

COMPLETE PARTY 

GOODS STORE! 

-BALLOON BOUQUETS. 

DELIVERED "FREE" 

8401 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

Next To Palombo's 

Parkway Pharmacy 

The one you've all been 

waiting for-our Famous 

on 

- Bathing 

Suit* 

Gottex, Cole, Catallna, Sandcastle, 

and many more. Sizes 6-46.' 

vrAv#, 'Ji, js,t . ,' ,', 822-37SJ 

Morrises celebrate 50th 

Mr. and Mra, Norman 

Btorri* jr. of Palermo were 

honored on their Both wedding 

antuVerury it the Buena 

Vlita CountryCWb during • 

celebratioo gtveo by their 

daughter and aoo-lnJaw, B4rL 

Stout is Northfield 

'Citizen of the Year 9 

Virginia Rlshy Mat tsu 

been chosen by the Northfleld 

Cultural Cwnmlttew ai the 

MB recipient of the "Cttlien 

tf the Year" award and wlD 

nrve u grand marshal for 

the Fourth of July parade 

starting at 10:18 BJB. 

Mrs. Stout win be presented 

with a plaque by Mayor Philip 

& Munafo and Carol Patrick, 

chairwoman of the Cultural 

Committee. The annual 

award la presented for service 

to the community^ Prior 

recipients Include Charles M. 

Bwgt, IBM and Mre. ••Mae'* 

b l M 

Mrs. Stout was ban at 401 

Shore Rd. In what was then 

called Smiths Landing. At 

that time the tower part of 

what Is now Northfield was 

called BakersvUto; the upper 

part, Sfn *thff i .rilling , 

The Rlsley Tract of 

property stwtcbed to the bay 

and WSJ purchased by the 

family in 1734. Mrs. Stout's 

current hone on Virginia 

Avenue was built around 1750. 

Over the yean the house 

has been restored by Mrs. 

Stout and bar late husband, 

Off With 

A Bang Sale! 

20% to 50% off 

w 

All famous Brand / 

Swimwear 


Mon.-Sat,94.-r i rl.9-9 

Sun. 10-3 

and Mri. Cbarki Wright of 

^^^^HB m^J •nn v^^S RiD^TWliMi 

Mocrla m of Somerdale. 

Mr. and MR, MorrU wen 

married June 6, ISSB In 

Clayton. They have fear 

architect Howard A. Stout Jr. 

who designed, among many 

other local" buildings, the 

bandstand In Birch Grove 

Park. 

Mrt. Stoat u a graduate of 

Trenton State Teachers 

College and taught school in 

Atlantic City and Northfield 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman^ Morris Jr, celebrate 

their 50th anniversary with family and friends 

during affair at the Buena Vista Country dob. 

tor some yean. She U a life 

member and past president of 

(he Northfield Garden dub, a 

Bfe member of the Garden 

dub of New Jersey, and the 

New Jersey Audebtn Society. 

She served as charter 

secretary of the Birch Grove 

bodysa 

k 

FirNEII CLUB 

Park Association and for 25 

years thereafter. 

She Is an honorary member 

NAUTILUS • AEROBICS • BOUTIQUE 

Bathing Suits Now 30% OFF 

of the Atlantic County 

Historical Society where she 

served for many years as a 

BliAiburyAve. (601) 11IH7B 

volunteer with the late 

Severyn Cleary. 

n "MBS LIBERTY Ml" 

Members of Klwanls Club of 

Somers Point were presented 

the New Jersey Bell program 

entitled "Miss Iiberty-1986" 

at Daniel's Restaurant 

recently. 

ntKt>JKi*ty 

-BEAT THE HEAT- 

Buy Your Carrier Air- 

Conditioner Today!! 

Get Your Atlantic Electric Rebate 

l i^ 9s tV- 

( • !' 

[Cholly's Country Gift Shop! 

ROUTE 9 MARMORA 

310-1011 

lelween Mfh St. and ttw 

. BtMitv'i Point Bridge 

Co-jntry Baskets * Rag Rugs 

Pewter • Brass • Hummel • Tin 

Delft • Decoys • Oil Lamps 

SALE 20% to 50% Off 

(Sift Shop Only) 

OPEN DAILY & SUN. • CLOSED MONDAYS 

JULY JUBILEE 

Summer 

Clearance 

'"I 

SUMMER SPORTSWEAR 

Tees • Sweaters • Shorti 

Handbagi • Summtf sitlrti 

The Bag Room 

& Monogram Shop 

7th4A«buryAvo..OcemCJty 

398-1740 

Open Dally 10 to 5 

OPiN JULY 4th 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

LIBERTY TAG 

SALE! 

From July 4th to July 12th,'86 

Look For The Liberty 

Tag On T.V's, Stereos, 

Microwaves, Air Conditioners 

Etc., throughout 

The Store! 

OPEN JULY 4th 

9 a.m.'til Noon! 

Inquire About 

TV RENTALS 

r> eliy 

On MCSt rv»AKe £,v.Ts 

vVdeo discs fofl. SALe aa rent- 

f 5- t.v. 

Qi 

1 , ! *

PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

Gangini heads Soroptimists 

pfiaie by 5*nlof Shims 

Marguerite Gangini, right, incoming president 

of the Soroptimist International, and Joan Jones, 

treasurer, were installed by Catherine Angello, 

center, during a meeting at Harbour Lights, 

OLYMPIC CENTER 

i KARATE 

322 Shore Road, Marmora 

(Over Foollo's Contemporary Carpels) 

390-0905 Or 624=0493 

Summer Special- 

Train with World Champions for 

the summer and get your uniforjm frfe! 

Now thru Children .... 'BO 00 

Labor Day- 

Adults •100° 

Soropttmlat Intemattocwl of 

Ocean City Installation of 

officers for the 198W8 term 

ma June 19 at Harbour UgWa 

Restaurant In Somsrt Point 

Guest of honor, Catherine 

Angello,. treasurer of the 

North Atlantic Region, vu 

Installing officer. 

New officers are 

Marguerite Ganglni, 

president; Qlnny Morgan, 

Viet president; Ksthy 

Gagging Gillian, corresponding 

secretary; Joan Jones, 

treasurer, and Sellna Wade, 

recording secretary. 

Appointed to serve on the 

board of directors were, 

Eleanor Rouiea and Paula 

Bftiel DelHek. 

Entertainment «••. 

provided by Susan Stover and 

Man Conover of The Young 

Entertainers. 

Any Soroptlmlst member 

who hasn't made reservaUoM 

fcr boat seating for Night fa 

Venice it advised to adl 599- 

8070 as soon «s poasfnte. 

Atlantic Christian honor roll 

The Atlantic Christian 

School recently announced its 

fourth-quarter honor roU for 

On lMMfl school year. 

Among these earning 

honor! 

Grade i - JU1 Gleaner and 

Usa Plnkerton; 

Grade I — Jessica 

Aleiander, Raihonda Fittgerald 

and Daniel Hart; 

Omde 7 - Lori Madara, 

Oelissa Morln and Shelby 

Grade I — Deron Smith and 

Heather Turner; 

Grade 10 — Kevin Goos; 

LUXURY 

CARPETS 

Reg. $18.95sq yd. 

* Dupont Nylon * 

"•SUsq yd 

INSTALLED 

JACKHAUPTMAN 

345-2932 

5&10 

OCEAN CITY SHORTS • GAMeS-* PUZZLES • TOVS 

AND T-SHIRTS FOR Kt * 

BELLY BOARD 

STONE 

HARBOR 

219 96th St. 

368-4691 

20% 

to• •• 

AVALON 

28th & Dune Dr, 

BB7.7271 

VM § w tmm 1 

SALTWATER 

HERMIT CRABS 

SEA ISLE 

CITY 

27-JFK Blvd. 

OCEAN 

CITY 

34th & West Ave. 

398-6244 

Grade u — BUI Tuner. 

HONOR SOU, 

Grade l - Alexander 

Brown, Joseph Bratton, 

Angela Caplto, Melissa Hand, 

Tracy Hendricks, Laura 

Jones, Patrick McKenna, 

Rahshana Murphy, DNDU 

Sprague, Shyma Stradford 

and KeUy Warner; 

Gnde I - LIM Brown, 

Paris Earp, Timothy Glheon, 

Raquel Gomes, Kevin Gibboney 

and Aaron Palermo; 

Grade 1 - Stanely Baker, 

Michael Caplto, Troy Merin, 

"toothy Richmond, NlcoUe 

Seedorf and Anne Marie 

Warner; 

Grade 4 - Cryital 

AJeiander; 

Grade I _ Stacey Berge, 

Bemadette Clabatonl. Renee 

Daii, Selena Dice, Amy 

SECONDHAND 

ROSE 

USBWMTUli 

FTC 

wME~ 

UH0E SELECTION 

TO CHOOSE FROM 

$99~S401 

IIM MMtf AV. MMN Off 

Palermo and Jenny Rothman; 

Grade 1 - Mellnda Bunn, 

Mark Huff, Balsa Ivanic, 

^BlUy Juniewla, David Richmond, 

Melinda Rudderrow 

and Nlkkl Smith; 

Grade 7 — Norris Bunn, 

KMn llchner and Jamie 

McKenna; 

Gnde I -KrM Sturgeon 

and Jamie Winner; 

Grade 9 — tai Brown, 

Tiffany Jewell, Wy Polcinl 

and Michael TuroejJ; 

Migr, James A, Carr accepts checki for St. Augustine's Sehool and two 

•cholarshipi from Grand Knight James Maguire and Joe Htees of the Pr, 

Thomas Blake Council 2560. 

Grade 10 —'.Connie _ ^ , 

Christensen, AJlen Freeman. XT f%f f] nftTUWS fill 11111. 

SeptantaKnoll, Joy Madsn, ^ W ^ UUUUT9 \£UM.mip 

Chris Maaltelli and Julie . , 

^b-johnD^ donate to parish 

Elwln Jewell, Mark Miller) 

BUI Robinson and Bob Smith; 

Grade U - Brian Gibson, 

Heather Huff, Deenle 

Sofroney, Tom Thompson, 

Jim Turner and Lori TuroczL 

MEN'S FELLOWSHIP 

BREAD-AST JULY I 

Saturday. July 5 la Ollle's 

Restaurant, NortWleld. The 

breakfast la open to men of all 

ages. Guest speaker will be 

William Bradney, a 

missionary to Costa Rica. For 

information call 927-9161 

1B7-7W8, 

the RED GERANIUM II 1 

Bras$»Crysfai«Jewelpy«Cards 

Nautical ifems«S§A CANDLES 

RED, WHITE & BLUE SALE 

10% Off 

Any item colored red, white or blue 

854 Asbury Ave., Ocean City»39i-3M8 

MYLAR & LATEX 

BALLOONS 

Your Headquarters For,.. 

JULY 4th and 

NIGHT (NVENICi 

Party Decorations 

Party Nteds For Any Occasion^ 

Garland, Banners, Hawiian Decorations, 

& All at Affordable Prices! 

yOU NAME IT, WE HA VE ITl 

TILTONSHOPPWB CENTER 

In Front o»Jim«iwiy 

Delivery Avollnble 

TUTONRD. 

Largest selection of Jewelry and Guaranteed Lowest 

Prices in South Jersey 

50% OFF ENTIRE STOCK 

**Somea8higha&55% OFF!** 

14K gold bracelets , 

as low as $14.95 

14K Fashion chains as 

low as $19.95 (yourchdid^) 

We will not 

Ambianc 

y 

It. Thomas Blake Council 

2560 Knights of Columbus 

honored John Quinn, Grand 

KnignMlect, as the Knight of 

fee Year during a recent 

meeting in St. Augustine's 

rectory meeting room. 

The presentation was made 

by Grand Knight James 

-Hagulre

PAGE 8 — SECTIBN ONE 

Ouraverage 

patient loses 

over 85 pounds. 

150,000 people have participated 

in The QivitSV* Program of 

weight Joss. 80% lost 40 pounds or 

more with an average los of S5 pounds. 

But, even more encouraging 

news is die ftct that many people 

accomplish the most important part of 

The OPTffAST Program, Jong-term 

weight loss. 

By comparison, less than 5% of 

those who undertake conventional 

diets lost 40 pounds. And, with few " 

exceptions, they regain the weight 

they lose. 

Why is The OPTffAST Program 

different? 

The doctors who administer the 

projâm realize that obesity is a * 

disease. They have developed 

a four-stage supplemented 

fasting pragfarrL 

Throughout the 

program, you 

receive 

unequalled 

personal 

support. 

For"FREE" 

Orientation 

Call 

927-9555 

Llnwood. N.J. 

665-5525 

Finnsiuken, N.J. 

CAPE MAY 

COUNTTS LARGEST 

APPUANCE DEALER 

ELICTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

RISIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 

930 ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY 

399-1598 

AUTOMATIC DRYER 

WITH 3 DRYINB SELECTIONS 

^lim, km ma no hwt Hmrnln up tan Hill 

Perhaps more importantly, you 

receive unequalled medical support. U 

you are more than 30% or 50 pounds 

overweight, please call 927-955S and 

receive details about The OPT I FAST 

Program. 

The 

Program 

HARBOR MEDICAL CENTER 

149 Ocean Heights Avenue 

Linwood, N.J. 08121 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N 

ELECTMIC 

You get 

morm tor your money 

when you shop mi 

n's ELECTRIC 

SALE PRICE 

$28986 

MODEL DU29OOXM 

UNDERCOUNTER 

OISHWASHIR 

WITH, 3 Automatic Cycltt-NOHMAL 

HEAVY. NORMAL UQHT A RINSE/ ' 

HOLD • energy-Saving Air Dry Option 

• Dual-Action Filtering Symm 9 

PorMlain-EnanKl-Ofio§tMl InMriar • 

Mora'Tmk - < 

Chara* Accounts A vlliblB* 

Wf Art Mot R«tpon«JNt For j 

Meat OrMsttt #• DIN TO! 

LIMITED 

n 

m 

Obituaries 

FRIDAY, JULY 4th, 1 

Raymond Brandoin, 74| retired Lauretta Neuner, 74 

from Haddon Hall Hotel 

NORTHPIELD - Raymond Bmadofn, 74, of thla dty 

PUBLIC NOTICI 

9,90M,yd 

4chafrs, Cushions, Table 

July 6, 86 J 

Thi n««l r«gul»r m.«llnj si fh« «AL« - 1 MM 

ryrnllun, lit, m.mlng Mo a.m. 

INSTAULEO- 

i 

SMMMtit, rRMianMe^(MMN4 M 

SIM r»in> 

t ii.« 

nim.nt at th« flril liter l.val J«J1J 

1 wtlconW. 

Mart in Avtnua. 

MI 

!,i. Sa»moll( Adami. jf., Block Ml, MOVIHO MLE — U. Inlrlshl Ho.d 

fat 

Bs. R 

14 . qwmr oiihai ID cgnitruel an Mfal, chair,, ch.,1,, kltchan tabla, 

Miilaa tteraga ar.a ing ihgwar «!• dlihrt M muck mora. Jtturda, f a.m. 

rfoiura al 10 Flf II ilrt«t, 

tt 1 p.. 

%i, ksuli Tiiiaring, lltcli 110}, Let 14 

Applicant wliNti It rnaka in Hlitini 

MfiM >Pac« Into a raa! lllall Qlllca In 

the apirlmant complin litalM al UN 

Central ivenue. A gia varlaiict II ST.JUDE'SNOVENA 

JlquIrM, 

*i7, Oavid 3. Paiiano t. Jamti J. Conway, 

Blocli 1101, Lot 10 . applicant 

man ta conifrucf twg ipartmMti 

mw iht •litilng iiora al njiio 

eparilw.lli. A in variant. Ii raquirM, 

ll.blea In Jun. al Iht appllcanr. 

Uqu«H) 

^Plaii far till ahsvt Ipplicltlrai art 

•ValUblc (ir rtvltw dyrin) ragulir 

t)|itlntn hiun at thi Cstft Enlorjtmtnl 

Olflct at lie Ainury avtnua. 

."Adtquale nsflct gl thli mtMIn) (• 

Mln| givan puriuanl lo PL. lt7J, 

•Jhapttr U1, othtrwlit known ai IDa 

Open public Me.llngi Aft, 

Miy tM McraO Mart M J«u» M 

•MfM, glsrlfMt Una HI prn-r 

vtd tttnuahoiii KM world, new and 

fertsir. »*y H» IKrM Nafl W 

JHUi, Pf** Wf Ml. If, jydt WBfMf 

Bf miratm, pray tar ut. it, Juti* 

halpw M in* hoptlMt, pray lor lit, 

5«y inn pray.r »tlma, a day. by tM 

\tn> day ysvr pr«y«r» will SS an 

twtrmd. II hal rnvtr Mm known fs 

fall, PMbllc.lloo mull b. prOmlMd. 

My pray.rt h»v. MM antmrM. 

Carrie L Dlcklnwn 

Stcralary 

•AL 

Milhiwfi. Rnkelton, D.M.D., M.M.Se. 

Practice limited to Orthodonlcs 

Adults • Children 

3323 Simpson Avenue 

Suite. 5 and 4 

Ocean City, N.J. 08224 

(6O9)3»B1511 

2^00 New Road 

NortliflBid,N.J,MaM 

(409) 445-1559 

SfOftAGE PROBLEMS? 

Ornamental 

Fire Escapes 

S Stairs 

§olve them with,,. 

Mtfai Stairs 

An Outdoor Storage Shed I 

All Wood Construction 

Completely Assembled 

& Delivered 

• Choice of Colors 

• Affordable Prices 

TVT0W6RS 

8'x8' 

10'xlO' 

B'xlO' 

10'xl2' 

Display AtvtilableFw 

Jwflfafat 

6-Qt. Cooler Cheat 

Holds a 6-pk. plus lea. 

With handy storage tray 

lor keys, etc. on 

QUANTITIES LIMITED 

July 4th " 

Hours i 

9 a.m. • 1p.m. 

DAVIS'^ 

Hirdwin Start 

"Mf*ffDtr/iif>M 

otVoutDtf" 


Ocean City • AUn.-Saf. 8-5 

Sun. »-2 

R¥R RBRUROR 

WE THINK YOU ARE 

LOOKING AT US! _ 

In a recent «tuity by a well-loiown research company it was determined 

that you, the public wanted ta find a family pharmacist whom you could 

relate to on personal termi. You know, like in years past, where the local 

pharmacist was someone with whom you could talk, 

Wf By very bard In «ur pharmacy to maintain just that type of 

relationship with our customers (we think of you more like friends ) 

Whoever Is on duty filling prescriptions ii alwayi available, really wants 

to gay a friendly heUo, Is rtady to answer ethically any questions, and to 

help In any way that la possible. Come in and gee for younelf, 

Medicaid, PAA, PCS, PAID, NPA, Blue Cross, Tristat*. and otliirprescription 

plans filled. With our pharmacy computer you will not 

have to wait for your prescription, you or your doctor can phone us 

_ when you need a delivery. We deliver promptly without extra charge,, 

| We wrtcome requests for delivery service and charga accounts. 

> OCEAN 

laWHMMHMMHHMHMMIMBHMMBMBBBMI 

PHONE 

3993535: 

harmacyH 

Seashore Homes For Sale! 

917 OCEAN AVE 

Thr«famll|f •pirtmanl, B»r««, nullant r«n 

til MitMr), OtHMrimMut • Mdt*sf«*r 

•105,000 

LOT TOR SALE 

mUTWi. 

Mean M M'xlW. Two limlrf 

Jujt Reduced to 

'62,500 

CAREY'S 

i» •••_« a»_ •__* AA.l 

Real Ettate Inc. 

1BthSLiT1«BtH 

399 0178 

•l>'\ 

3749 • 51 WEST AVE. 

Pint Floor thru Mrwmi, wcond IIMr two 

BMrosnii, e«c.ii«ii twach, 500a rtntti nlitoryf 

•159,000 


W&W 

A Summer Savsngs I 

I Cosmetics 1 

Greeting Cfirris • Stationery I 

Film • Cameras • Gifts | 

SunciiflSbos I 

(Buy One Get One Free) [ 

Beach Needs • Toys | 

Stroller Rentals I 

ESTABLISHED 1946 ! 

1 ^ ^ 399.1889 j 

I 3rd & Atlantic A we,, Ocoan City • 

TAKE A BOOK 

TO THE BEACH! 

HARD COVER SALE 

16% OFF 

BIST SELLERS 

(10% with Credit Card) 

DIGITAL AUDI 

I (Some even less) 

CD SALE 

*15" 

CBS 100 

GREAT PERFORMANCES 

CASSETTES 

i 

I 

\ 

I

PAGE 10 - SECTinm 

climbed aa Utft as 1600 (the 

acceptable limit I* 200) In an 

**••••• 

JULY 4th 

Fireworks Cruise 

•;»'••••) 

AtoarttheTort 

NORTH STAR 

•8 00 Per Parson 

Call For Reservations i Departure Time 

Leave From A! 'i Dock «h & loth its. an the Bay 

399-2179 or 390-1 MS 

104 ASBURY AVENUE • 398.8462 

Over 40 Entrees starting at §4.95 

Mouth watering Veal Dishes, Fresh 

Seafood, Homemade Desserts 

• ^=v- r v: V; : "'.f' V 

Fire & Zlon Rd. • Bargain town 

NOW OPEN 

Serving Dinner & Cocktails 

Tor information a, Reservations Call H.7-1777 

-~v---------B-aâfP.t 

OUR 32nd SEASON 

ma 

II 

Brt 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,4, 

of tot co 

have turned up negative. -us 

Septic system* have been mlA, 

Inspected for failure and 

Wi are open 7 a.m. to 9 p,m,, 7 DAYS A WEEK 

"PIKE II" 

RESTAURANT 

Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Pinner 

"Ml F»n_r RMINnit 11pto|lMI H., HIM 1111- 

110 MM *«., toll City, oJ. • HMHity. CH-of • lIMtll 

STOP 

TUISD4V 

HARRY'S BRINGS JULY 

INWITHAB-A-N-G! 

HARRY'S INN 

HAJWY'S INN DOES FT AGAIN 

ill 

WEDNESDAY 

MMritMtab *.f| 

THURSDAY 

WOW! 

Weekend Fun 

with 

Vince Charles for your dancing 

pleasure 

Plus 

Jay Carman, playing in 

South Jersey's plushest piano bar 

Plus I 

Dennis, Fred, Jack, Georgia, playing 

the bottles for your taste buds 

Only at 

Full Course dinners from $8.95 

M4 SHORE ROAD, SOMERS POINT 

B7-4U? ^^^-aaBssia_____" 

THI "Wh«re The Town Meets" 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

Celebrate Liberty 

Weekend At The 

CHATTERBOX 1 ' 

Serving Breakfast 

Lunch 4 Dinner ........ 

tfxt* 

wm 

runoff fran animal fanni and 

«N«r Jnqf FUh and 

WUdllfe Prewnre, Lacuna 


RUNG RESULTS 

ALL 


Clayton's Plaza 9, on Shore Road In Marmora, welcomed a new tennent 

recently as Collective Federal Savings opened a branch office in the 

complex during grand opening celebrations Collective Federal It the sixth 

bank to open a branch In Marmora. 

Swing & Loan opens in Plaza 9 

MARMnm «—J 

JSSS 

^ 

S 

3_g_3 SHfi 

~~- -.«wi uuuij rare, hopefully in< 

^ nwvedlntot 

moved Into the front corner of supermarket rmarket 

^MWOptM'iPIaiaion At present a 4,H»«qu_re- 

.-_-_«_,.. 

a B 

- "*^ toot efflee 

efllw 

U 

l 

bdgliuflt 

bi bilt f 

to 

HARRY'S PLACil t SrLn, ^ mrms^&n 

SInet 1974 

• Omelettes our Specialty 

• Come In-Check Our Specials 

• Sandwiches - Hoagles 

Prepared Fpr The Beach 

• Cold Drinks • Cones or Candy 

Corner 4fh & Asbury. Ocean City 

3911981 

398-7M1 ZZZ. 

NOW OPEN EVES'til 8 p.m. 

Serving Seafood Platters & Specialties 


__26th & Bay, Ocean Clfy_(ato.c. Air^rt) 

Specializing in: 

Broiled &Sauteed 

SEAFOOD 

Steamed Crabs i 

f, & Sun, 1 te 6 p.m.] 

Whole 

Lobsftr «g 

Dinner 

Frl. 8, Sat. 4 to 4 P.M. 

927-6M5 

900 Short Road 

Somers Point 

'"Don't Let This Be The One , 

That Got Away" 

•r - -M- • - --r — 

Restaurant 

I 

of Collective Ptdtral __ ,__ o _. 

Savinp; Gail Bab, maotmr - OnM T. Ira. Jr., SOD 

Mtrleoe Harrington of Salon wlsh Av -> Marmora, has 

lata aod Bany Bto^r, complttsd training u an 

pTiiidtat of the Upper *"* oUltary police 

Townihlp Chamber of specialist under tot One 

CDmmerce. 4>Uon unit training (OSUT) 

Omnlcare/tbe 1000 was pnfnm at Fort McClellan, 

te Out to move in, their AJabaoui, 

etten being moved Inn 

Wayside Village tast winter. 

«~ — =• • _ —• _^—

PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE 

We've Moved! 

The Original 

IS NOW LOCATED 

1128 BOARDWALK 

(Just • few fe#f south of our Original B!dg,) 

Phone 399-1126 

> f 

4/«o span, at thm mam* loetllon 

COPPER KETTLE GIFTS 

WMI • mummmmm • MW.IU 

"Jo mate 

zill/s 

m a jar Wsfick in 

THE SBNTINEL.LEDGEB, OCEAN CITY, N.j, FRIDAY. JULY 4th, 1886 

Authority to study Sunday meter violations 

dose the lot on weekend 

jBght» to tap out the "bad 

Osborne had asked 

^ i 

mainly for the benefit of âk out on policy iana. jranyttlniltottat-OJIIIan n^SfUnipaatiitoIhpf m i t m hoorfuUy wipe Sre tta lotwu locked an, 

•aid. "We'd Just lite to know GflUan and niembtn of dty cut all of tboee little cour- weekend nlghta to decrease:- 

Ocean City's 

Finest Breakfast 

: at 


Omelets Our Specialty 

also 

Subs and Sandwiches 

Check our Prices 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

Open Dally JOTSjOl 

Ute par whole family to \dsit our generating plant 

and discover how electocity is really made. 

N« wonder a child may be mystified 

by electricity. You cant see 

It, taste it, «r touch it. Yet electricity 

ta one of the most useful 

forces in Hociety, And the availability 

of electric energy \s 

critical to everynnrti well-being. 

That'is why Atlantic Electric cordially 

Invites you and your family 

to visit our B.L England Gener- 

.'•:„•„•? 

OailANTlC ELECTRIC 

People Meeting Your Energy Needs ...For A New Century 

ating Station. See how the power 

we rely upon every day is actually 

produced. The unique, informative 

tour takes about an hour but 

will create impressions that last 

a lifetime. Plan to visit soon. 

Days & Times: 

Saturdays and Sunday! 

June 14 AugUHt 24,11 AM 4 PM 

CaU 645-1150 for more information. 

NO SHIRT; NO SHOES, 

0(Vta« 

$ ft fton* 

prtitnlpollwfor thedirector whs currently park In the to go to Bid once ; 'to 

be the only spokesperson transportation center lot. Secretary/Treasurer Peter 

for the group. Whci that letter Previously the city ckrk wa. Chelf lnvwUgat« andfoUowi 

appeared, I was embarrassed entitled to a free parking pa«a proper bidding technique*. 

Xf-1 1 and we cant necessa 

remove the 'bad dement,"* 

Molso said In response to 

Osborne's letter, also askin 

fara fee raise todeter rowdies 

***** ••»• n prixes will be 

Aiaflsg a bu reUef In elay presented for "Best of Show" 

* a an original sketch. He and for first, second and third 

otter major commissions pl*ce. 

progress for the Fisherman's 

Memorial in Cape May, 

the long-term care fadaty at 

Q«Bt Haven and an 8 by 56foot 

bas relief for the 

Tropicanna Casino in Atlantic 

aty. 

: Lorraine Watson of Ocean 

City, a teacher at the Art 

^Center here since 1973, will be 

•demonstrating the art of 

suml, oriental brush work. 

Aa appears hi Who's Who in 

the mm of Women Eneydopedto 

and displays her 

art in numerous area 

gallerie*. 

; "Tnta ta a rare opportunity 

tp tie professional artists at 

work M they would be in their 

own studios," O'Lone said. 

Artists wishing to exhibit In 

•the ihow can register the day 

r 

4Jhe show for a fee of $20 by 

dWng W-7111 ext 411. 

3dft-8768 

the 

1 frank 

.- qxDmpany 

llMKntMNMENT DIVISION 

VEB( OF JULY 4 to JULY 10 

HWHY DAY MATINEE 

TPJi.(rt|.Admlitlon) 

C#JTfcaitittoVtitly 

SHOWING 

NOW 

SHOWING 

MOUSE 

DETECTIVE 

Call fur bourn 

Welch's 

FISHERMAN'S' 

3325 Asbury Avenue, 

Ocean CHy-S9W»FB5 , 

INN 

Serving Breakfast and Dinner 

Nightly Dinner Specials • Dinner tram S p.m. 

•Full Breakfast Menu • Full Une of Seafood 

•CUcktnDiihei (IroUedormed) 

• Pork Chops & Steaks • Liver 

•Pot Rout 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.j, 

Meis is named Council president 

tnilrtilSri ff^fmWi naff* 1 \ *fe*» b 1 (continued from page 1) tt;" Ksposito *^.*^!*** Mid BAU during J,^^^ last 1^^* , . „ ^* ^ 

vice presidency. 

Superior Court Judge Philip 

•ddJd at toe time. 

year's reorganiration 

Meanwhile Jones took an 

Grucclo Invalidated local meeting. "But for us to put 

On Tuesday, Jones 

opposing view, 

Ordinance No, 947. him (Mali) In at tills par- 

nominated Meii, who he 

"I Just assumed the via 

Meii U against any Sunday ticular time Isn't right, I'm 

believe* hai served the t tad 

president would move up," he 

Mies restrictions and Council we he would do a good Job 

Wd Ward faithfully fih for aixyew*, 

slid last year. "1 thought we 

members felt a member who bttt not-right now." 

Councilman Mark ldetto 

wanted no politicking and Oat 

represented the majority of List year Espoalto declined 

seconded the motion. 

tt would be an automatic 

Council should hold the office, fee presedentlal nomination move up. 

"I think Oat with Mr. because he said he liked the 

"I can't buy that all of 

Knight things wan going 

dd th b 

good.., but, of course, the blue SfB? 

Uwi has something to do with 

tagl K^t. PfOff rf i ^thecSrWyrtoul 

under Knight 1 on. 

Meis then went on to thank 

oil colleagues, especially 

Jam, for their compliment* 

"I don't like the concept of 

! helm, fte blue lawi meani Mr, Meii the mayor versus the Coun- 

However, he accepted the && b«' coKlMd." hi cil," Meis Mid. "There should 

to ideas prewnted, dlacua*ed 

and then policy formulated. 

We will be working with 

Roy cooperatively and I'm 

believing in the opportunity to 

do thing* to benefit the people 

Of Ocean City," be added. 

Councllwoman Jeanne 

Chum nominated Jones for 

the vice presidency. 

"I aerved with five Council 

preiidenta and I usually sat 

nod to them and when they 

•id something wrong, I could 

kick them under the table," 

«be observed. 

wmi-_ M«i« 

William Meis 

"But we will got along ma documento and other 

Superstars at Resorts 

with Hood communication," »irto» wfflbe p m M 

Jones Hid. "Roy wd to them at a later date, 

everybody will work real hard Council also approved 

for a better Ocean City," GUllan'a recommendation to 

Henny Youngman 

July 16-22 

Wayne Newton 

July 23-28 

Tom Jonas 

Richirllng the first two name Finance and Revenue 

years of the council-mayor Director Donald Bart as 

form of government, in- acting administrator until a 

stituted in 1978 when William permanent replacement U 

R Woods presided over the 7- Mred. Hart also served in a 

member governing body, the similar capacity after former 

preceding year's vice administrator Joseph Kane's 

president was promoted to the resignation until Michael 

presidency. Wood was hired as Business 

In other business. City Administrator. Wood was 

Clerk Angela Pileggi read the unavallablejor comment, 

resolutions (also read at the OflUn if seeking to hire 

June at Council meeting) Gape May City Managw 1 Fred 

honoring the services of Coldren to the pott ta ids 

former Mayor Jack Bittner, desire to return a strong 

and ex-Couneilmen Henry administrator to oversee 

bight and Herbert dally municipal operations. 

Brownlee. Since neither of the Council members have said 

outgoing public officials at- they would consider Coldren 

tended the Inauguration along with other candidates 

ceremonies the framed Interested In the job. 

tow playing In We Carousel Cabaret 

Imtaml'sla vtsh lounge revue 

jBunky! 

ComoDdilars 

servedat 

every 

Yum Yum, CompDollars. 

Yes, Bunky, you can earn a bonus of CompDollars at every table at the 

Claridge. And CompDollars are as good as gold. They'l! get you rooms, 

meals, show tickets, evun tractor rides. _ 

So get a CompCard, Carl—it's free! And so is parking, 

coat check and a few other nice thinp, because you 

have a CompCard. 

So sit down and enjoy the CompDollars served 

at every table, Bunky! 

"Whan people dine to enloy fine food.' 

841 Central Avt., Ocean City, N.J. 

"Bwf Restaurant In Ocean GHy" 

Ed Hltzel, Sunday Press, 1985 

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL-*7.49 

Served Dally From 5 to 6:30 P.AA. 

MM; Boneless Chicken Kiev 

TUE& Shrimp Alfredo dn Imported Prats 

WHfc Chicken Parmaganla 

THOB: Roast Turkey vv/Stufflng It Gravy 

FRt Fried Flounder Almondlne 

SAT* Chicken Marsala w/fresh mushrooms 

SUM: Roast Beef Au Jus 

Includes Salad 8. Vegetable 

Rolls w/Butter and Dessert 

BREAKFAST Served 7 Days 8 a.m. ta? p.m. 

LUNCH Served 7 Days n«.m, 2 p.m. 

DINNER Served 7 Days from 5 p.m. 

RESERVATM)NS...Ca 399-3713 

AAalor Credit Cards Accepted 

cnuisis. Harrarfs9 

, DOCK AT THE DOOR 

On The Jersey Cape's Own Casino Boat» 

; BOAT SAILS 

9 i.m. A 6 p.m. Italy ft Sunday 

WHUSPACKA6E 

city's 

placing 

by the curbelde on designated 

day*. 

Materials to be collected 

are aluminum, glass and 

newspaper! and should be 

FRIDAY. JULY 4th, 1W6 

(I 

)y 

U, Si Sept I, ft 

nd . ttth («t to Mth 

Inclusive) i - July ' 

mij*»iM.mtjf%" to Nth 

atraetj lnclwive) - July M, 

30; Aug. 13, 17; Sept. 10, *. 

py 

Dave Gillian, 96, looks on from the Music Pier 

audience as his son Roy, takes the oath of office 

as mayor of Ocean City during Tuesday's (\ 

ceremonies. Behind him is Pete Trofa, brother of • 

incoming Councilman 'Chick' Trofa. 

SPRINGFIELDS 

43rd & Pleasure, Sea Isle P 

Call 263-4951 

MUSIC NIGHTLY 

TUESDAY, JULY 8th 

Springfield Inn & Nash Group 

proudly presents Varrlck 

Recording Artists 

"ROOMFUL BLUES" 

Advanced Ticket Sales Available 

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th 

PARTY 

11 14th Season Anniversary" 

THURSDAY, JULY 10th 

CELEBRITY NIGHT 

"THE DUPREES" 

VMt OurBoach Barefoot Bar, 

"TheCirouteT' 

SPECTACULAR 

Ham& Cheoso 

HOAGIE 

'" TASTY , 

HOT-10" 

I? PIZZA ": 

American 

CHEESE 

99*Vilb.j 

1 BOLOGNA 

SANDWICH.- 

IDAV, JULY Ilh. IMS 

$!£*** 

and «iec- && 

are over and, I might add, Trofa also thanked his 

'Thank God," Jessel said, fcaifly for their love and 

* who served four dedication; ••They art my 

the original Council, nwk and salvaUon," he said 

hU constituents to pray Gillian's ion, James, who 

Council and replace aneMd the ceremonies, said 

prejudice with humility, he believed It was an asset to 

,-"You are our most ardent Ui city to conduct its 

fans and I hope you become inauguration on the 

moat ancient critics." traditional July 1 so Summer 

•aid. "Mayor Gillian residents and visitors as weU 

•even people watching « year-round dtljent could 

his shoulder and I hope witness the event 

watch over ours." During the swearing-in 

fi also paid tribute to ceremonies, Walter 

******** preitnted the 

tovoeirtton * 

and Jto. selections conclude 

Coming events 

(Fridiy) 

Cedar Beach Civic 

Âssociation holiday parade, 

-HOth Street and Central 

Avenue, 10 a.m. 

Garden Civic Association 

holiday parade starting at 

Longport bridge, 10 a.m. 

.Fourth of July activities 

parting at 6 p.m, on the 6th 

Street football field off the 

U.S, Model of the Year 

preliminary pageant on the 

Music Pier, starting at noon. 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

In concert on the Music Pier, 8 

pfa. Free admission. 

MONDAY 

Pope Orchestra in concert 

on tile Music Pier, I p.m. 

Admission *1. 

boardwalk, 6 to 9:30 p.m. Ocean City Exchange Club 

meeting, Daniel's 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra Restaurant, 6:30 p.m. 

Fourth of July concert on be 

Music Pier, 7 p.m. Ocean City Card Club meets 

SATURDAY 

«*j the ant Cape May County Jf 

ffw Show to be held on the m 

y 

at youth center, 7 p.m. 

Wyoming Hotel card party, 

4 Ocean Av., 7:30 p.m. 

boardwalk from 11 a.m. to 8 

p.m. 

Ocean City, Community 

' Center antique craft show on 

i the Music Pier, 9 a.m. to 3 

» pan. Open to the public, 

ft — 

fi Artistic pie eating contest In 

# front of the Music Pier, 1 p.m, 

I Ferko Stringy Btna i» 

! concert, sponsored by" the 

i Ocean Ciyr Rotary flub, oh 

; the Music Pier, 8 p.m. 

! SUNDAY"*" 

CASINO 

TOURS 

BOAT/BUS 

DtMnnr 

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Qmin ciif. na.it$» 

ERNEST McCHESNEY: 

New Vortt Singing Tneher I 

NOW A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF OCEAN CITY I 

Former professor of Singing at YALE, * 

S.M.U. and Manhattan School of Musk | 

Private Instruction I 

Voice Technique and Coaching | 

SOB 24th St. Phone CM?) 309-1894 | 

1 

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Ocean Ato.i The Boardwalk 

Across from Impala Motel, Ocean City, N.J. 

Look For tho Yellow Canopy 

r—DAILY DINNER SPECIALS — 

Dinner from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. 

TUI ID. 2 Center Cut Pork chops or 

••Broiled Filet Of Sea Bass . 

• nun. --•—•-- - •- 

FRI: 

&AT: 

SUN: 

Broiled Filet of Flounder or Choice • , 

Chopped Sirloin Steak w/onlons .... M,M 

ftoast Tom Turkey w/eranberry Sauce or 

Broiled Native Blue Fish .SMI 

Roast Spring Chicken :,..li.fi. 

OR Choice Prime Rib of Beef au (ui. IMS 

%is1U> Roast Le0 of Lamb Whuffing 

ilflUN. and mint |elly MM 

v '* T "i * v „, Brld. Flounder stuffed w/crabmeat. W,f 5 

:Brolled Calves Liver with bacon 

\ or Devilled Crab w/tartar sauce....M.95 

mIIIICn.Vyeal IICn.Vyeal Scalloplnl p w/green g ppp peppers 

; W C|P» a*nd rnu»hrooms h ,.....' ' i.. UM 

f.^, i,V* ALL,DINNERS INCLtibB • , t r , 

'P^ * 2 a Vtg«f»Wei Vegctabtei, Stlatf Salad t A Btvtrag* Beverage 

&«!«>• 

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Lunch frpm 11:30 i.m. 

'•'i 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE IS — SECTION ONE 

Clunn, Jessel take oaths of office in city gov't 

Municipal Court Judge Richard Russell administers 

the oaths of office to Council members 

Jeanne Clunn. 'Chick' Trofa and Gary Jessel. 

Boy falls onto prop 

A, Burgett, 5, of 

Delaware Av., Somers Point, 

yesterday was listed In 

satisfactory condition In the 

pediatrics ward at Shore 

Memorial Hospital following 

a boating accident Tuesday 

afternoon in the inlet surf at 

New Castle.Road. 

The victim allegedly fell out 

of the boat, striking his held 

on the motor's propeller, 

receiving facial and scalp 

lacerations. 

The 

according to the boy 1 ! fatherj 

when a wave hit the boat and 

knocked the victim tato the 

water and onto the spinning 

propeller, police Midi The 

boat had been beached and 

the Burgetts were shoving off 

when the mishap occurred. 

The accident la still under 

Investigation by the state 

Marine Police. 

DAN'S 

SEAFOOD 

10TH STREET AT 

BAYFHOHT 

ON THE BAY DIAL 3»»-227Q 

Bluefish • Sea Trout 

Sea Bass • Crab Legs 

Shrimp • Cherrystone Clams 

Fresh Ball, Squid, Clams, Minnows and Butterf lih 

V»« Mt« ifOBf llm p^reham In IP »u)fIclmlMf r.(rIflf.lion i4hr». 

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8:00 to 11:00 

ATLANTIC AVENU1 BETWEEN 7TH & 8TH 

The Cohick Family for 58 Years 1928-1986 

FULL COURSE DINNERS 

Seafood * Meats 

featuring 

Chicken and Dumpling 

Special children's menu 

photo by S«niof studio 

Holding tiie^Blble for their spouses are, respectively, 

Dick Clunn, *Vi' Trofa and Denlse Jessel. 

CLASSIFIED 

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VISIT OUR PATIO CAFE EVENINGS 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. 

HOT APPLE CRISP • SHOOFLY PIE • ICE CREAM • SUNDAES • CONES 

TAKEOUT DINNERS Ca//3910062 

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PUtters Include Entree, Choice of Two VtgitlMM. M. Butrtr« Apple But1»f 

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Closed Mondays • except holidays 

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Daily Speciali 

Full Luncheon & Dinner Menus 

Fast, Efficient Service ..;.• \ 

Courteous Staff 

Major Credit Cards Welcome 

Ample Free Parking 

SUNDAY BRUNCH 

"ALL YOtf CAN EAT' 

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Ocean City, New Jersey 

JUNI26-JUNI if, 

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NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WiiK 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

-Same Management Since I957~ 

- COOKED FOOD TO TAKE OUT - 

FRIED SEAFOOD -~ SERVINGS 

Combination Saifood ,..,,,,,...',,, S.00 

Shrimp Stuffed with Cribmut. . , .sjn. 

Deviled Claim (3) , \ J 

Deviled Crib 

Crib Imperial '. . . . S.S0 

Fried Sullopt 4,80 

Friid Shrimp ,

PAGE 16 — SECTION THE SENTINEL-LEDOER. OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

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Look for Fresh Fruit Trays 

In Convenient Locations 

AroundOcean City, somsrs Point, 

and Upper Township, 

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927.7377 

1DMF&UAME 

LIVE MUSIC 

Every Monday Night 

Mike Pedicin 

Tuts, thru Sun. 

Jackie Jordon 

& The Jackpots 

I' 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. 

On the Circle, 

Somers Point. N.J. 

This wMkend's frt§ Bio ONli All of 

ui of Circle Liquor Store extend to all of 

yow a very en|oyable weekend 

Cilehrating the twohundrtdandfenfri 

anniversary of the U.S.A. Parties 

galore ire In the making for this long 

weekend. Since parties are our 

business, we iuggeit you make your 

last minuf e party prablemi known to us 

ana our staff. We'll be delighted to 

helpi 

•luntnns li the art of saying nettling In a way thit Itaves 

nothing unsaid. 

QUAFFIN QUOTIENT QUIZ 

!, In France, what li the term for the "shipper" of 

wlntt 

i. Who is the maitre de chai? 

3, How do the British refer to red Bordeaux wine? 

4. What are the best known wines from the Loire? 

-ANSWERSf.Nfgeefiiti 

I, Mnm rttpontlblt tar ffM wln» trm (fit mommt H It 

mtdt until II It told. 

4. VoumyndSnimur,Poulllr-Fum: 

Old gluttom niver dii"ihly (ust wiiit •way. 

COOKING WITH WINE 

FOURTH-OF JULY MINI PIZZAS 

With K|uors, cut packaged refrigerator biscuits in 

quartan. Place on greased baking sheet,- press each piece 

of dough Into a l-ineh round. Spread each with catsup; 

sprinkle with oregano; cover with shredded Cheddar 

chaese; top with tiny piece of anchovy fillet; drizzle with a 

little olive oil over all. Bake In a hot oven (4S0F.) for 10 

minute*. Serve hot. One (8-oz.) package of biscuits make 

40 mlnl-plzzas. 

OUR QUALITY PRODUCTS 

IN MODERATION 

DRINKING WITH INTELIGENCE 

Know Your tttif- PADC" 

UmltaUont WE UAHt 


f or Strathmere's water woes, beginning is near I 

(continued continued from page oafle 1) 

over _,„ mu who __,,J would k. be _«__ respon- .H.. arise ..h... when nnimni..^ ju»_ik_i,^,i.u, 

did it enthufllBstlcly take over 

„_ ^(.vmo • imbuaIs Whale township. take over- 

Board of Health, a sible to take over Aramingo small water companies fall to Aramingo as a result of the 

moratorium was enacted under the provision* of themeet 

the requirements for proceedings. 

freezing the number of water state Small Water Companies safe drinking water. 

He called it "a recognition 

hookups In Strathmere to 282. Takeover Act, 

It sett forth guidelines by that the New Jersey Water 

Township Committee In response to an action which both the DBF and theCompany 

U In the business of 

recently brought the sale one brought by the Strathmere BPU may order the takeover providing water service. 

step closer to fruition when, Improvement Association In of a small water company 

on the advice of Its special 1984, Superior Court Judge (which fails to provide water 

attorney, Richard McGlynn, Seven Perskie appointed a of adequate quality pressure 

ft agreed to the terms of •receiver 

to both ensure a and volume) by the "moat 

stipulation of sale in asupply 

of potable water to suitable entity." The DEP 

resolution. 

local residents and to manage and the BPU must jointly 

The terms of the agreement the affairs and finances of the identify them through a fact- 

must be accepted by thefinancially 

troubled finding process. 

* 

Mice of Administrative Law Aramingo. 

Sea Isle City, Upper 

and the Board of Public He also directed Township and the New Jersey 

Utilities. Their endorsements proceedings be Initiated Water Company were all 

an expected to be forth- pursuant to the Small Water brought into the proceeding* 

i 

coming in one to three Companies Takeover Act. The as candidates to be the "most 

months, according to William case marked die first time In suitable entity." 

Lnvery, attorney for Newhistory 

the Small Water The agreement reached by 

Jersey Water Company. Company Takeover Act has all parties in part states that 

The stipulation marks the been used. The law wasthe 

township may no longer 

end of a legal battle which oaf developed as an attempt to file a legitimate claim for 

been continuing since 1964 alleviate the problems which legal fees against Aramingo. 

The case has cost the township 

over 1100,000 in legal fees 

and other expenses according 

to township records. 

James Panunto, current 

owner of Aramlngo; the 

Strathmere Improvement 

( AGED STEAKS -TOSH SEAFOOD) 

Association, the city of Sea 

Isle City, Upper Township, 

the Department of Public 

Advocate, Division of Rate, 

the New Jersey Board of 

Public Utilities, the state 

Department of Environmental 

Protection and 

Johnny Moore now appearing 

Kenneth Moore, a special 

in the Captain's Lounge 

court-appointed receiver for 

Aramingo, are parties listed 

Friday and Saturday 9 to 1 

Oi the stipulation, 

A UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCE Lavery, the attorney 

representing the New Jersey 

NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

water Company, said nil 

client wu neither forced nor 

1 a hookup to Whale 

Beach U not a certainty. 

"There 

* 

After an estimated period of 

between 30 to 90 days for final 

approval* from the BPU, he 

said, work In certain areas of 

can be eipected to take place 

right away including the 

rehabilitation of the existing 

well and Installation of water 

meters. 

The supply of water to 

Whale Beach residents 

probably wont be taken can 

of until the Immediate 

problem with Strathmere 

resident* is resolved, Lavery 

said. There are 292 homes 

tare. 

In light of potential 

financing problems which 

would go with such an un- 

1 township, 

Aramingo. 

* a lot of money in- McGlynn, the attorney 

volved," he said. 

who's been on the case since" 

Included In the agreement MarchlSM for the te*MM* C 

of sale is an itemised program told The Sentinel-Ledger that: 

of improvements which In- the township will be getting: 

clude rehabilitation of theservice 

from company sub-existing 

station, construction Ject the quality and rate- 

of a new well, replacement of cootroU of the BPU. • 

existing customer meters, According McGlynn, the 

covering the existing stand- addition of me New Jersey 

pipe and the construction of a Water Company not onlr" 

300,000 gallon derated tank to satisfies the currant need bat. 

be Implemented over the nrat stacks the problem with an 

two yean. 

eye towards the future. 

Also planned, beginning In "In the longrun, the 

1889,lsthereplaêmgfltofthe residents of the township are 

entire piping system. bettor served be «ald "TJfc 

For the township's part, township can't go on forever 

cffldals say they're pleased having the people rely on 

that the problem is rearing a Individual wells." 

conclusion. 

As the township continues to 

The township maintained grow, problems surface with 

during the proceeding that it wall contamination, and some 

would main more sense to observers here feel a town- 

have a party with experience ship municipal water system 

in the water business not the may not be too far off, 

Walker resigns from board 

Ocean City Board of three-year term and men was matter win be referred to the 

Education member Gerard re-elected In UK," he said. Cape May County School 

Walker has resigned after "Then there's the Donsuperintendent 

to make u 

serving more man four years. Johnson's who run forever." introent 

Walker, who Initially was Johnson, the current loard member Joseph 

elected to his first three-year president again, was elected ludica was appointed by 

term in April 1962 and was re- to his fourth term in April. superintendent to fulfill the 

elected in INS, cited in- The Board is currently unexplred term of David 

as seekingjippllcations from Stefan who resigned lor 

(he reason for his resignation. local residents Interested In personal reasons in 1984. 

"Serving the School Board filling Walker's seat If theludica 

was subsequently 

is a very Important reapoo- Board U unsuccessful in elected to the nine-member 

MbUity," Walker, a private selecting a candidate, the board In 1985. 

Investigator, said yesterday. 

"Business Is taking up so Sabo heads condo owners 

much time that if I don't have 

the time to serve the Board, I The Association of Gardens assistant treasurer and An- 

feel It's better to step aside Plaza condominium owners drew Depino, board member.. 

'juil over the 

and let someone with the time elected John Sabo president 

9th Siract 

SELF-HELP UNIT 

dolt. 

during a recent meeting. 

Bridge" . 

MEETING JULY I * 

"But I hoped that I gave Other officers elected in- The Atlantic County 

something to improve the dude Dr. Robert Hilnronner, Women 

quality of education in Ocean vice president; Dr. Frederick 

Qty," Walker added. Wagner, secretary; R. Joseph 

V QUALITY 

He said each member runs OUvo, treasurer; Marge 

SEAFOOD 

for as many times as they feel Bogosian, assistant 

is necessary. "I served one secretary; Walter Hinkel, 

1 ! Center will hold its 

self-help group for victima of 

sexual assault 7130 p.m. 

Wednesday July 9. For 

location and more Informatton, 

call 64frC?87. 

Center Cut 

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QUIT BEEFING B-B-Q SEAFOOD 

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The annual Ocean City took k second d place with the 

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PAGE t — SECTION TWO 

MONEY MANAGEMENT 

THE SKNTINEL-LEDGERA OCEAN CITY, N J. 

FRIDAY, JULY 4th, IMS 

Teaching money management to your children 

E*rlv training In mnnnv m laWna thulr chfliWn In m •_* „._.._...-i... t. ,,A. ««,„' ..j u _^» „ «_._» «• ..iî..^ af numaw invidnrf and choose Httlo or no taxes. SUUteit that participate 111 tfttB 

Estrry training In money are letting their children In en Bret opportunity to provide money, and 1! nvtag or current or anticipated ofmoneyInvolwdlandchoose B^">«%"£*"£ 

' BsMagtment may be doe of family discussions •bout guidance. 

budgettngareaUidfecahow cutlays, Including wvingi. the best method for eacH aporoii ely II percent be 

•M hot gifts you can give money. Letting them know Bow much of an allowance 

four children, and one that where your money comes 

them how. E.nphaaiie during nÛy.^^ttem com. *flft « 

and bow often you give It 

trill benefit you ta well, from, how you manage your depends on family cir- 

Otldance In earning, erpenses and save lor thecumstances 

and the ages of 

Mgetlng, saving and paying future could provide lasting the children and their ability 

MDi win help your children lessons on personal finance, to understand some fun- 

hofli money wisely as they There Is no one way, however, damentals i * 

i - W " l them how. E.nphaaiie during nÛy.^^ttem com. *flft 

!if* ' MM. 

family cttseuuions the value parethelr Incomes with SUvln*, 

family cttseuuions the value parethelr Incomes with SUvln*, DtaCMi wifli yourrtUdren 

tf saving ind provide good outlaysanddeddehewmuch Suggest ugg that lavJnji j baa «"~w»forb«i^|^ ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ M ^ 

(samples. 

to let aside id f for each h I Item, bdt budget it item and d us* us* m practice of charging taterest flood advtei for ptrwiti 

~ -fl &ft± -i~ li 1 | ^ M SlS M ^ V^ M^fltdSW fl ^^^^W^fe^V T ^B fl ^^ ^1 • iff E* - ^^H^%^ 

The Badge! 

As the children 

K ^*— 

p^nwta on the loan become the family-deals with It. 

sppwclatiarj for the financial 

problems you may be facing 

•"-"now, 

i New Jersey Society of 

OMined Public Accountant! 

(CPAJ) suggests some ways 

to begin teaching children to 

" money managers: 

days, many parents 

them more money than they requirements for food, en- money can be tricky. .„ youths 

at to Income and ciractually 

need, ^gfc tertainment, clothing and children might like to keep that Is meaningful now. organtaatloos, as well as the wnunplwiT When a neighbor 

cumstances, but there are Once you selflf on an special purchases. Let them separate envelope! for each The time to urge children to Boy Scouts of America and hires one of your children to 

some basic guidelines that amount, remember that it 1» understand how you budget, budget Item, or keep aQ the start saving for college, by the Girl Scouts of the USA offer do chores, It could be an op- 

can help you decide what li for the children to spend at then help them start a system money in one place and way, could start during the practical money management portunity to discuss savings. 

beat for your children. they with. Let them decide of their own. Ask the youths to record deposits and with- Int year of Ugh school training. The Girl Scouts, for An education in personal 

The Allowance 

what they mot to do with the list total income and alldrawals. 

Consider the amount Parents might start saving Tamp!* emphasUe shared Wi t 

g 

The allowance, often the 

for their children's education dedsion ntfijring and shared 

place plece-by-piece over a i 

Bret money children receive 

as soon as possible. responsibility u scouts plan, 

period of several years. But 4 

regularly, also represents the 

budget for, and pay for their 

the rewards, for both parenta ' 

Take each child with you to various programs. The Boy 

and children. Mg% im- • 

the bank and open an account ScouU, as part of their 

nedlatelyiuidlastallfetinie. • 

to his or her name. Host training, offer merit badges In 

IWs arttcte on persona; •. 

families save less man I hanking and personal money 

finance 1$ OOR,- YOStf 

AA C ^;V YEARNING TO BREATHE 

LWRE;TCHED REFUSE OF 

' ^HORE. SEND THESE, THE 

K)ST TO ME, I LIFT MY 

HE GOLDEN DOOR!"

PAGE 4 = SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

The 

Reconstruction project of the 

The New Colossus 

Not like the brazen giant of 

Greek Fame, 

With conquering limbs 

astride from land to land- 

Here at our sea-washed, 

sunset gates •hall stand 

A mighty woman with a 

torch, whose flame 

Is the Imprisoned lightning, 

and her name 

Mother of Exiles. From her 

beacon-hand 

Glows world-wide 

welcome; her mild eyes 

command 

The air-bridged harbor that 

twin cities frame 

"Keep, ancient lands, your 

storied pomp!" cries she 

With silent lips. "Give me 

your tired, your poor, 

Your huddled masses 

yearning to breathe free, 

The wretched refuse of your 

teeming shore. 

Send these,, the homeless, 

tempest-tost to me. * 

I lift my lamp beside the 

golden door!" 

—Emma Ljuarni 1883 

This photograph of the Statue of Liberty is from the cover of the fall 

Sears catalog which will have affixed to it a coin containing authentic 

material recovered during Miss Liberty's restoration. 

1892 1916 1986 

For one hundred years successive modifications of the Statue of Liberty's flame distorted 

sculptor Auguste Bartholdi's original design. The new flame is covered with solid copper and 

24K gold. The flame Is lighted at night from the ground by 120-watt Incandescent lamps and 

by 250-watt quartzllne lamps mounted on the torch. 

Bartholdi's artistic vision upheld in 

reconstruction of Liberty's flame 

FRIDAY, JULY 4th, ifjfc 

the work was done on an First and foremost, the challenge; Liberty'i torch Still other technical and Aside from the cborwln- 

bland, with access restricted Statue's Isolation on an bland had been altered over the logistical challenges faced the volved in rtitoi' 

by tides... The scaffolding was meant a special deck had to years in attempts at various crew as they pressed ftrwmrt Statue of Liberty. — 

the world's highest, and never be built to handle the heavy lighting effects, and newto 

complete tbelr task In tune McGovern is charged 

came closer than 18 inches to traffic of workers, materials renovation called for thefor 

the Stable's centennial implementing Impi 

the structure... The ancient and equipment Even men, flame to be restored to its and rededicstion ceremonies, in the monument _at ... 

copper "repousse" technique access to the island was original design, as created by to be high-lighted by keep her btaBhyf •thenaxt 

used so rarely mat artisans governed by the tides—which the Statue's artist, Frederic Resident Reagan's relighting 100 years. »t 

were •ought worldwide, and change every four hours! Bartholdl. 

(he torch on July 3. "Our task - and resoonfinally 

transported from Next, to gain access to all Working only from old All 1,700 armature bars, or Ability - as construe^ 

France to complete the task... portions of the Statue's ei- Photographs, the artisans "ribs" holding the copper skin managers for thU mm 

These are jut some of the terlor, a huge scaffolding had 

to the steel frame, bad eroded werefonnldahle,"MyfO«8>e 

problems and challenges to be built And since the 

and were replaced by In- McGovern. 'TOt we would** 

encountered In renovating the Statue's delicate copper skin 

dividually molded, rust- have passed up the H* 

Statue of Liberty- truly the Is only as thick, as a penny 

proofed stainless steel portunlty to be part of 4be 

reconstruction project of the(about 

3/32 of an taeh), the 

replicas — at a painstaking celebration of the ~ ' ^ 

century. 

scaffolding had\to remain 18 

rate of 12 at a time, so as not Liberty's 100th ann: 

Yet, the people involved In Inches away f nmhdl points of 

to Jeopardize the support of which Is sure to be the—,_ 

the work, from construction the eiterior, The result was 

flie delicate copper skin. and most emottonal event.* 

manager to laborers, had no the highest and most eg- 

To complicate the process our history." *»•* 

complaints. In fact, they view pensive (12 million) 

further, asbestos was 

their talk as an honor: freestanding scaffolding in 

discovered behind the original 

Restore Liberty for America. the world. 

bars, requiring manaj * * * * * * * * * 

Under me management of The most extensive damage 

to institute air monitoring and 

Lehrer/MeGovern, Inc., the Statue suffered in Its first 

provide protective doming 

some 500 workers took part in IN years was to the uplifted 

for workers. Facts about 

the 30-month 'restoration torch and flame, which were 

Ninety-eight years' worth of 

process, which was launched deemed beyond repair. 

interior paint could not be Ellis Island 

In January 1984. And, InHowever, 

rebuilding them 

removed by conventional 

keeping with the symbol of required workers skilled in 

methods, due'to risk of Ben are some facto ibout 

Lady Liberty, the vast, the hlgUy specialized craft of 

tfymnglng the COppSr Bfld B3ti« Inland: 

majority of workers were repousse, , an ancient 

creating tasie fumes In a The island was 

immigrants or descendants of technique of hammering 

poorly ventilated space — so SamuelEllls,who 

immigrants whom the Statue metal onto a sculpted form— 

liquid nitrogen was used to island In the late 18th 

once welcomed to these and for which no qualified 

fret the paint, which then The Island was o 

shores. 

firms exist in the United 

peeled off easily. 

only 3*4 acres In site, 

"For all of us working on 

In the Statue's base, walnut four acres of the I 

the Lady, this project has As a result Gene McGovern 

sheila were used to sandblast ^ supplied pp from 

become a labor of love," says found himself traveling to 

paint off the surface of the eaitt excavated to create", 

Peter Lehrer, president of France and Germany to 

concrete. 

New York subway system 

Lehrer / McGovern. ' 'The select among 24 firms that 

The paint finally removed, Ellis Island served 

spirit and pride of the hun- had responded to an In- 

workers discovered a layer of arsenal, a powder 

dreds of men and women ternational Ud Invitation. 

tar coating the copper — and and a harbor defense 

Involved bring out the best of Chosen was MetaUiers 

used, good, old-fashioned port of New York until 

us as Americans, and Cnampenois, a firm from 

bicarbonate of soda to remove mil bland was 

everyone is thrilled to have Reims, France, which in 

it 

damaged hi 1916 when, Ger-' 

this opportunity as part of our September 1984, gent 12 recreated the torch In plaster, men oxidation started 

fives." 

man saboteurs blew uffi-a 

craftsmen and some too tons then in Iron molds, and finally turning the copper a bluish 

Were this limply another of specialized tools to New 

munitions plant nearby, pi 

in delicately hand-hammered tinge, acetic add returned It 

run-of-the-mill construction York for the 14-month task. 

During World War H, Bills 

copper — to which sheets of to its light green patina - Just Island facilities wen ustfito 

project, the unprecedented Aside from the language 34K gold leaf were then glued as the "home remedy" of hospitalize wounded veterttt. 

technical and logistical barrier (only one of the twelve by hand. The shiny new torch vinegar Is used to restore the 

problems might have proved 

nil 

spoke Ingush), the French was installed on the Statue in shine to copper-bottomed pots 

more discouraging. 

repousseurs faced another h IMS, 

and pans! 

Work on the 

F 

Statue was more 

ep 

i. 

It, took only one day to mirror the contours of the 

replace 12 of Miss liberty's existing bar. The 2 inch wide* 

diteriorating g Mmature ban, b , :)***'--fc«.ii*.-*-«-»-- by %lw$:tW to heat the entire length of the 

mature bard '• have Men bars to 1990 F. As the metal 

replaced with a low carbon, reached the peak ternmalleable 

stainless steel, perature, its color changed 

"316-L," selected fdr Its nut- from neon orange to white, 

resistant properties. Each bar was then immersed* 

The first phase of armature In water, cooling the metal to! 

replacement occurred when room temperature? 

crews from Nab Construction -vmmm. 

andP.A. Flebiger entered the After the, annealling 

Gene McGovern. left, andi Peter tehrer, part- J> order, to preserve the roughness and to give ft* 

ners In seven-year-old Lehrer/McGovern Inc.. 2SllS!I!'.^*S¥ t ???2 l rhaStatmofUbortylsflnt Itoeeaichreveatoanmnber, balcony, the engineer hired o!B«rtboIdl'sfUme based on 

adforemort a acufeturv and of Interesting facts about the to Install, thTTlghtlng a namber, of photograph!, 

._flf' nietaVa-smooth, attractive 

stand dwarfed by the mammoth and classic con- 

t d 

*?urs of Lady Liberty. The Statue's nose clearly , number of armatures were S ? 

? h ° w «* the imprinted' 

• umiucr a: annamra were " ' 

ravages of time and weather, and the,, removed atany one time. 

not a txdtdbngand thwjnaln metamorphosis of BJiu however, f^ the lJi^to might drawings and computer 'fft cheek and neck areas illustrate the six holes ^Structurally, the Inside of At the end of each day, 

Jbciao/to rattorotton should Liberty's flame. "daiile" ships' piloU sfamlaUon. Molds of a full- through which "saddles" bind the thin-as-a-pen-' f* SMM l» divided Into 

bs to raster* BarthoW* work In UTS. ten years before the navigating In the harbor afc* platter maquette were ny copper exterior to the Interior support struc- T g aadrant » — and no more 

totoortirt/vrfoowdtttofifirtdto Statue's installation on nearby. «btn prepared and wed tor ture. ' '' l et hv hS 

to a laboratory in New York 

" '^>v mat Bartholdl modttad the ~~ 

Dnrtagthrpajt bundrtd «sWs CaiM (when it was 

imodiflcatlona of' tba flame wwembly,'., flis,,' origutl) 

have dlitorUd Battholdl'a sculpttre had'tooatiiof ttl 

e/ 

'ilamt •; had/' btcomtj 

i.uUlltarian U ^ < i 

» HHoi •u 

|* and 

« 

= %-.= «! ~-H p, - longed to glorify to the inimow of lmmigraiita the Seine. -, Bedloe's Ishnd, Miss Uberty 

les, Ideas, and who would flock to America's * Gustave Eiffel designed an, waa reassembled, and 

tie eventa In this three- "teeming shores." , v interior framewdi* o* Iron positioned on her noble 150dBnenslonal 

art form and be ^Bartholdlbeganworkontne upon which the exterior foot tall pedestal designed by 

began a' lifetime of creating JM» to M78 and his first copper sheet* would be American architect Richard 

lietotemonuments. design, In plaster, was a little fMtemd. Originally; the. M. Hunt. 

'•AJouitteyupttwNuelnlBSS over four feet Ugh. The model surface of the Statue wm« to be Although Bartboldi was 

had a profound effect on the went through a number, of constructed from bronxe but resMntlbTefor other works of 

young sculptor. He wanted his changes before the l8Moot me weight of the metal proved sculpture—most notably me 

IJWHDI to be as significant u SUttw of Uberty was con- too heavy. lion of BeKort and a double 

me' Pyramids of Egypt In stnictedfromanewnlneôot Instead, the exterior of the statue of the Marquis de 

1M7 Bartboldi tried to get i modeL > statue,was fMhloned from 300 Lafeyette and George 

commlMlon to build a Bartholdl patterned Miss sepai^ cop^sbeeta that Washington - the Statue of 

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take the form of a 

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f The Sentinel-Ledger 

opinions 

Home rule 

at a loss 

once again 

What good does it do to have loear regulations 

and laws, in the form of ordinances, if they are 

superseded by the state; after all, isn't that what 

home rule is all about: state laws hold true unless 

the local regulation is more strict? 

Another question* How can the state grant 

permission to a company to do something without 

first consulting with the home-rule authority when 

the activity involves an action which is under fire 

to begin with by the local entity? 

The questions pertain to the latest controversy 

to beset Upper Township, which seems to have a 

track record of being beset by problems involving 

outside agencies; problems which go unanswered 

for some time before solutions come about. 

The latest problem involves the operation of a 

gravel pit on Stagecoach Road in Seaville. The 

township has taken the pit operator to court for 

allegedly violating local codes involving how close 

the operator can mine sand to the property line 

and other local regulations. 

Apparently the operator was working within the 

perimeters of less stringent regulations under the 

Cape-Atlantic Soil District, that is, state codes, 

and supposedly didn't have to abide by local laws. 

However, while that issue has yet to be 

resolved, the pit operator received permission to 

not only mine sand for fill for a state highway 

project in Atlantic County, but also to truck muck 

from the project site back to the pit and use it to 

replace material needed to meet the code. 

The pit operator probably received the state's 

OK at the same time to both mine the sand and 

truck be marsh muck back to the pit. If that was 

the case, why didn't the state notify the township 

that the trucking of the dredge spoils had been 

authorized; why did nearby residents have to 

awake one morning to find the objectional practice 

taking place? 

In addition to concerns over the operation of the 

pit itself, neighbors are perturbed ait the dumping 

of the salt marsh material In a gravel pit with 

exposed ground watermight have a bad effect pp 

iy joins the list of problems 

that have faced residents elsewhere in the township 

Remember Aramingo in Strathmere? 

Remember the water supply problems near 

Roosevelt Boulevard in Marmora? Remember 

the group home controversy? 

In each of these instances the Township Committee 

was in the dark, to a degree because of 

state involvement, about an issue affecting the 

public health and welfare. 

Why an such problems allowed to continue, let 

alone jurtft^^whUe the public is kept to the dark? 

body! 

Friday, July 4,1986 

to such problems; at the very least to alleviate 

them? 

What ever happened to home rule? 

Just who is the citizen to turn to for information 

and direction about a local problem, 

regardless of how many agencies are involved? 

The officials closest to the people should know 

the answers and if they can't get mem without difficulty, 

they should be on the phone right away to 

our elected state assemblyman and senator to 

find out Just who in the state level is stonewalling. 

New Jerseyia a home rule state, but in Upper 

h Township thatopesn't seem to matter, r*^- 

Are we ruining our future by destroying 

nature's building blocks today? 

By DAVID F.MOORE, 

Executive Director 

NewJeney 

Conservation Foundation 

It's true, •one environmentalJsta 

and scientists 

are alarmists. 

That's because those people 

can recognize so many things 

which are truly alarming. 

And, If nobody sounded an 

alarm, most of us would (a) 

never be aware of a problem 

until It was too late, or (b) not 

bike necessary remedial 

Page Six S 

Children 

who compete 

A» we well know, Individual 

atatet Uter resurrected toil 

issue, IegaUilng the death 

penalty. New Jersey relnstituted 

the death penalty In 

UXQ, although as yet there 

have been no executions. 

These retnstltutlons now 

make ta the only democratic 

country in the world to allow 

capital punishment and the 

only country ta the world to 

HveTstry m Ur/ her own 

way, . ,'.,; ..•• 

Should anyone nave 

Questions' or, want 

Information, he/she may 

contact me at the following 

address. Thank You. 

. AnneWatHns 

South JerseyCoalltion 

Against The Death Penalty 

v „ V P.O. Box 733 

RtoGnmde,N,J.0S242 

 

fewer, whole groups of genes 

vironmental^ Protection 

blypersons ought to know It 

are tost, With tbem.wa lose 

Agency inMinatBs that sea me chance to make new plant 

(should be passed, and Indeed 

level wiU be from three to five 

needs to he strengthened. 

species to teed and clothe us, 

bet higher within a century, 

If we cannot do the right 

ortomakenew medicines and 

to the detriment 4* coastal 

thing for our ecosystem ,ta 

drugs. 

cities and properties 

NBwJersey.howcanwitryto 

sate the rest of our world? 

1 

.Those ^'of our species 

,_».-J*J.I ft.,ir, _„,-** ^ * 

crowcMQ onto smainr wxi 

surfaces would then) be 

confronted ; by climate 

cnahgesÛch would make, 

disjertl o^t.of farm betta ^nch 

'Wirildt B*aybe 

; 

ByREVEREND 

WILLIAM F.ECKBRT 

It was a terrible thing they 

bad done! 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I understand that It is not talr "•*! - There were only about 20 of 

am writing to you about the tor them to burn this sub- 

that Has wai the best 

aeIfe$ût;«he»K;Ufei In 

J carried could dare be 

aUewtdf What was the 

country coming to? 

The president of the United 

States of America WM ta 

Glaasboro and bow was it 

possible that the honor due the 

man and tit office could be so 

flagrantly msultodT How was 

It possible to tolerato the 

defiance of the 20T 

They were carrying signs. 

Never mind that the 

protesters were dtixens of the 

country and guaranteed the 

W by • Philadelphia talk 

:4"o,ishow boat That's patriottsml right oi 

»h(T?i.The .newspaper that grandmother demanded: 

.llijepdrted' the Incident "They are not America. We 

; Registered the profound ln- arel" 

^JdUnaUonofat , , least several of the messages Oat the 

iôrttr .who felt deeply newspaper reported they 

nirrogaat violation of carried? They were certainly 

honor. For some, at taflamatory enough to Justify 

HaatJt* momentary paU laid the outpouring of 

BeT-ttoi otherwise totally Americanism of the irate 

and thrflllng ex- grandma and .the angry 

sergeant and the shouting 

"gobomers." 

>*f "FUgM now, rm wishing I Ready T Brace yourself. The 

^•Waatfthi tmtfonn," the » signs read: BreodNot Bomb*. 

knur tank operator 

nave told the 

Imagine! 

&as he clenched hto >. Another: Stop the OotdWar 

I at a group of Now. 

j terrible tt. "I'd Un-AmertcanT y 

(right out of their One fellow had the audactty 

inewspsptr goes to carry a sign urging the 

" rdont president to support financial * 

I send aJdtostudents. , 

Voothcoikulngl f< 

The Fourth of Jury to upon 

os again and Lady Ubefty 

/-V % '•'•"•' iry"* 5 ^*???*^ 

ir stld limply, l wmonee again be Hghted.: s 

iwis angry/* 1 In view of our newly" 

A'u!7 N declared ""' w "*^ v w 

U»«rgeant> 

Friday, July 4,1986 Seven, Section Two 5 

bors, 'HmlchlncOmmndedand 

Distressed,by too frequent 

ringing of the great bell," 

petitioned for. alienee. The 

assembly'ignored them. 

Around the bell's crown Is 

inscribed the Injunction 

Proclaim Uberiy throughoitf 

tfta land, unto; all the 

aren't pros 

By DONALD J. FREDERICK 

day visit the pavilion housing Not long ago, park con- Inhabitant* thertof, a sen* 

•, SenttneJêdgeri In w>lved in 

National 

"do ahead, honey," the bell at Independence servators became alarmed ument that perfecUy suited 

references to the letter June pageant? 

News ©if wee one eager father. . hoisting bis NstJonal Historic Park here. about a mysterious white me American Revolution. The 

27. ISM by Mrs. JR. Keowen, Believe 

small •daughter so she can And most of them manage to substance that suddenly words reverberated 

;_: PHILADELPHIA - After reach the beU. "You can touch lay a band on IL Visitors have coated part of the bell's.k> throughout the land when the 

of Umdowne, Pa: I would 

' foe brief Liberty B«U lecture B." been allowed to touch the bell terior. "We've never been bell pealed on July 8, 1778, 

Bketesay.yes, pageants are 

tor children, and, yes, pros. -the better ones, and Ws 

; > the park ranger, the crowd A tiny hand 

since 1B17. 

fifisS SO puipplnT IBB ^^^^LB^PB BSS ' foUowlng the first public 

Pageants, are a way to very nardtaatown of this sbe j ipmgei forward to touch the As many as] I people a Borne toy to do more than 

reading of the Declaration of 

bring out the best In the 

tor the director, who is alao a 

touch It One (nan recently something with a heavy Independencfj, which had 

children, If they are In- 

teacher, not to knojf *pe 

pulled out a keychaln and 

SOME WJLAG DO'S & DONT^ 

ammonia content," says been adopted four days 

terested They team, poise, 

Judges. > ., ... i 

attempted to bang It on the fHpnntnl 

earlier. " 

If more people would come -u.c What are some of the things or stored In any manner beU, A ranger stopped him. As a safety measure, the But the beU fell silent the 

forth and offer beb Instead oM „: j shouldn't do out of respect which would permit It to be "The worst aspect of my Job Is bell was coated win next year, When the redcoats 

cHtidam, WKMlled hjctsent j,-J» the United States flag? easily torn, nlled, or coping win the disrespect a protective wax. "That seems advanced on Philadelphia. 

My granddaughter was a 

damaged In any way few people show tor the bell," to have done the trick," he Congress, fleeing to hearty 

contestant In the menti—' 

•: > The Flag Code provides a — be uad as covering for the innger says. 

says. "There's no sign of the Lancaster, ordered that 

pageant. She was first an sure she would 

' >>-j»jinber of suggestions far flU falling 

Park officials would Uke to stuff reappearing." Philadelphia's bells be sent to 

ner-op. Last year she was any Help she can get 

ways In which the flag shouta — have placed upon It, nor see If idl the public attention is For a while, beftwatchers nMy to prevent neb 

flrst runner-up. She reaUfed By the way, the first two 

her mistakes In mis pageant 

c, not be used, they are: the flag an any part of It, nor attached harming the ben, "Metal 

pageant winners were met "ji'rftould never: 

to it any mark, Insignia, letter conservatora are concerned have contributed to the 

which will help her In for- pros either, w> let's get it n r — be dipped to any person wQfu, figure, drigi 

p about possible stress- malady. In the wintertime, 

thcoming competitions. straight: a pro Is one who'haj 

or drawing di of f any nature crtcklng," wpiatnit Robert L. rays coming through the 

She baa competed In many appeared on Broadway, In ,,. — be displayed with the — be used as a receptacto Olannlnl ID, associate glassed south end of the 

In beauty. model' movtaa, on TV etc.- • 

union (blue field) down for receiving, holding, curator. "We think Oat 

in! The Uds In the pageant were , — touch anything below it carrying, or delivering everything's all right, but beil to 114 degrees F. A solar 

Any child can compete and aD winner! The fitUe girl " , — be carried flat or 

-- 

can cope 

anything 

there's always the possibility screen that wfll shade the bell 

become pod In any sport, 

- •- 

so 

- won hi lovely, as (Is ... ^boriiontally, bat always aloft —be used as a covering for* of hairline, fractures ex- on nose clear wmter days wfll 

mother, whom I have met at •and free 

• statue or monument tending out Into the ben," soon be Installed. 

why not pageants? many pageants. She wai - — be used as wearing ap> This list Is certainly not 

The 1,080-pound bell 

The person referred to as chosen by the Judges, and that iflafeL IMMMIM- or dranerv Inclusive, but should lead the A maS wire stress gauge (replacing an earlier one that 

the director works very hard to good enough for me. 

— be festooned, drawn reader to better understand wfll soon be Installed en the alao cracked) has hung In 

to make the pageant? a suc- Continue on, Karen, with -back, nor up, In folds, but those things which say be bell to measure any per* nfiadelphia since 1783. It 

cess; and so what U herme 

pageanbi and good tack to -always allowed to fall fret considered a sign of oeptiWe changes In Its famous signaled Pennsylvania's 

daughter compels? Does next fear's contestants. 

—fastened, displayed, used 

crack. The unobtrusive gauge legislative and court sessions 

wfll be placed at the top of the 

Mrs. JR.K. want*) take her 

and announced Important 

time to do all 0e work ta- 

Yvonne Kelly 

crack, where spreading might mertlngs and events. 

The Flag Code, Title 18 U&C occur. It win stay In place Not everyone was pleased 

about a year. 

by the flanging Some neigh- 

m The provisions in the Hag Yes, however, tt Is ad- 

¥ Executions 

Code are all stated In thevisable 

for Violators of mis 

conditional sense of the word section of the taw be left to the 

"should." There are no penal proper authorities for possible 

provisions for a violation of arrest and prosecution. 

single us out 

these rules. 

For Informational purposes 

only, the following fa stated 

Sentinel-Ledger; I encute children. 

Violations are considered a from Title II, 0 J.C., Chapter 

would bin to Mag to the Lilt many. nun- ^breach, of etiquette rather 13, Section 700: 

attention of *ny ^*jnjfliitilty *^ dredsof peo remembered i-n-than a violation of Uw 

and particularly the clergy — t 

by Jail or a fine. "Whoever knowingly casts 

that Sunday, June 29 was fasting, prayer,: j 

contempt upon any Flag of the 

Death Penalty Day. other mMBiuds.-^ 

In view of the fact that the United States by publicly 

It was on that date In 1972 Jersey Coalition, i 

of the Flag Code wgfflittig, ffiMfafi **MH«g, 

that the United States clergy in particular Include 

i not punishable, are there 

Supreme Court In the Fufinan this day In their sermons, and one any provisions for the public shall be fined not man than 

decision, declared capital prayers, and that any, in-

\i 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Worship together this week 

rainAY.JULY4Mi,H 

AME' ** 

ST. JAMES AME 

7th St. and Haven Av. 

Ocean aty 

Rev, Beckworth J. Voorheea, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:M a.m. - Church School 

11 a.m. • Morning wonhlp 

7:S0 pjn. • Evening service. 

Assembly of God 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

134 Dory Dr. 

Ocean aty 

Robert BotHe, paste 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. and 7 pm •Sunday 

worship 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

211S New Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev, Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 M , • Sunday school 

U a.m. -Morning worship 

7 p.m. • Evening service 

ABUNDANT LIFE 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

Z1S Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Peter Wlpple, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Wonhlp service 

11 B.rUy- Worship servicB 

THURSDAY 

7 p.m. - Midweek service. 

Baptist 

OCEAN CITY 

10th St. and Wesley Av. 

Ocean City 

Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday school 

10i43 a.m. and 7 p.m. • 

Wonhlp service' 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. • Prayer service 

UNON CHAPEL BY THE SEA] 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue 

SUNDAY, JULY 6th 

Dr. Donald Barnhouse 

1itPnjiby.BrWge|K)rl,KlngolPnjnla,Pa. * 

SONS SERVICE 10:20 A.M.- CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. I 

Soloist, Dale Carey 

Organiif, Mrs Jane Smith 

Chaplain, G. Ward Keever 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. 

Preschool Classes ] 

during j 

the service 

Reformed Bible Institute'86 

mil TESTAMENT BIBLICAL THEOLOGY 

JULY?. 18 

HEBREWS 

We will •stimini the literary and theological eonftnf 

Of the book, through an evangelical end expository 

perusal of the text. 

WILLIAM R. HALLAAAN A.B., M.A.R. 

Piitor of the Church of the Sovereign God In 

Bloomjburg, Pa. formed expressly to be a witness 

to the town of Bloomsburg, end especially to the 

students of Bloomsburg University. 

Sponsored by Ocean City Orthodox Presbyterian 

Chapel In cooperation with Reformed Bible in 

silfufe of the Delaware Valley and Central Ocean 

City Union Chapel. 

All sessions will be held Monday through Friday at 

Central Ocean City Union Chapel, 32nd and Central 

Avenue, Ocean City, N.J. 

DAILY SCHEDULE 

»:00a.m. • 9:40a.m. First Session 

9:40 a.m. • 9:55a.m. Coffee break 

9:55a.m. • 10:30a.m. Second session 

Certificates will be awarded upon successful 

completion of each two-week course of study. 

8EAVIE* BAPTIST 

2025Sbore x 

Unwood 

Rev. Robert W. Connor, Interim 

pastor 

9 a.m. • Sunday school 

10 a.m. • Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. • Evening Bible study 

and prayer service 

COUSIN OT¥ BAPTBT 

Main Street 

Oorbinaty 

RJ. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday school 


SHILOH BAPTIST 

7th St. and Simpson Av. 

Rev. Lafayette Riddiek, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 a.m. - Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Midweek prayer 

iervioe. 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

100 S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev. Russell H. Bowers 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. -Morning wonhlp 


TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th St. and West Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, paitor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Sunday srhool 

11 a.m. • Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Prayer sendee 

FAITH BAPTIST 


Biny Wee, patter 

SUNDAY 


10:48 a.m. - Morning aervlce 

6 pJH. . Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Prayer meeting. 

BAPTIST 

Dan Corbett, paitor 

WDBF1NDEOT 

SUNDAY 



7 pm. - Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 


service. 

ST. FRANCES 

CABRINI R.C. 

2nd St. and Atlantic Av. 

Ocean City 

Msgr, Joseph E. Cordon, 

paitor 

Blh and Central Avenue Ocean City, H.J, 


9:00 A.M. Church School 

9:00 A.M. & 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

David M. Finch Preaching 

"A SENSE OF SELF" 

—VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL 1 

Wednesdays, July 9 thru Aug. $ 

9 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. 

Ages 3 yews thro «fh orad* 

(The 10:30 Service broadeait ort WIB.6 AM 1520) i 

David M. Finch; Paitor 

Brian Robcrtt, Attoclata pastor ' 

William R. Mccitlland, Auoclat* Pattor 

Dr. Kim Lance Bcamen, Dir. of Mrflc 

Sojoitts: - 

Nancy Fox McNamee, Soprano Raymond McAfee, Baritone 

Jeff Allyn, Tenor Margaret Baroody. M#«0.$oprano 

America's Great Preaching Center 

OCEAN CITY TABERNaeW 

WESLEY AVENUE at 5th - 6th STREETS, OCEAN CfTY, N.JV ,; • 

Mu; UpOBNINGSOLOIST:RoMnfi t . . 

7:30 P.M. SERVICE (SONG SERVICE 7:15) 

NORMAZIMMER 

A S^Ntwutar Evininy with ^»' «i 

th.UWtLartyfromrrtJywWHJ.Wf/,; 

- ' • » " ' , 

Dally - 7 and 9 a.m. 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. 

Sunday • 7,8:30,10 and 11 iSO 

Mi- 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNSEL 

•Oth St and Anbury Av. 

Ocean City 

Msgr. Thomas H, Sharkey, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Bin. 

Saturday • 1 a.m., 4, till, 7 

and 8:15 p.m. 

CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

200 W. Tuckahoe Rd. 

James J. Zegers 

MASSES j. 

Dally . afnd 0 ajn. 

m St. and Aibury Av. 

Ocean aty, 

SUNDAY 

11 ajn.-Church aervlce and 

Sunday school 

WEDNESDAY 

8 p.m.-Testimony meeting. 

Episcopal 

HOLY TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

Ocean (Sty 

rector 

SATURDAY 

5:30 p.m. • Holy Eucharist 

SUNDAY 

8a.m. • Holy Eucharist 

10 a-m. - Choral Eucharist 

Greek Orthodox 

HOLY TRINITY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mill Road 

Bargalntown 

Rev, D.J. ConftanteloA, 

raster 

SUNDAY 

9 ajn. • Orthos • Matins 

" Ml Interdenominational 

W. Goldberg, UNION CHAPEL 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Holy Eucharist 

Sunday. 8,9:30 and 11 aJD. » ••"- • ,«W Euetarial In 

the chapel. 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

MdjjdHNru. Traditional Episcopal 

— GRACE CHURCH 

MASSflS (BvameUeal Episcopal) 

Dally - 7 and I a.m. and 7 aM St and Central Av, 

Ocean City 

Interdenominational 

SUNDAY 


10:30 ajn. • Honing aervlce 

with guest speaker. 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY 

1838 Snore Rd. 

Unwocd 

CHUBCH 

OF JESUS UOJ 

SUNDAY 

11 «.DL • Meat! in the 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

Rd,, geavUe, (Just Inside the 

N.J. Marine Science Can. 

sortum) All are welcome. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

8900 Ventnor Parkway 

SUNDAY 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY 

UNION CHAPEL 

32nd Stand Central Av. 

Ocean City 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn.-Church school with 

bible classes for all ages. 

11 ajn. • Morning wonhlp. 

Lutheran ; 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN '_-\ 

Central Av. at 10th St . 

THE 

Friday • 8 ajn. and 7 pjn, CHURCH OF 

Saturday • 4 and 6:30 pjn. REDEEMER 

Sunday - 7:45, 9, 10:15 and 20th and Atlantic Av. 

Catholic 

SUNDAY 

Longport 

9:45 ajn. • Church school 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

Rev; John A. Smart 


13th St. and Wesley Av, v. OUR LADY OF SORROWS SUNDAY 

7 pjn. • Evening service 

Ocean City 

N Wahtsh and Poplar Ave. I a.m. - Holy Communion 

Msgr. Junes A, Carr, paitor Unwood 

10 a.m. • Morning service. MARMORA GOSPEL 

Holy Communion Brat Sunday CHAPEL 

SUNDAY 

MASSES 

MASSES 

of the month. 

Lyndhurat and Wlstar Av. 

land u ajn, • The service, 

Dairy • 7 and 8 ajn. Saturday - 6:30 p.m. , 

Marmora 

nursery available. ••:.' 

Saturday • I a.m., 4, 5:45 Sunday-8,9:30 and 11a.m., CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN -••'• 

and 7 p.m. 

6:30 p.m. 

157 Shore Rd. 

SUNDAY 

42nd and Landis Av. 

Sunday • 8,9:15,10:30 ajn. 

SQZB§RI Point 

9:30 ajn. • Worship 

and noon. 

ST, JOSEPH'S R.C. Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 11 ajn. • Family Bible hour 

OONF1SSIONS 

44th and Landis Av. 

rector 

7 pjn. • Gospel meeting 

Weekdays after I a.m. Sea We City 

Mass. Saturday 2:30^:30 p.m. Msgr. Paul M. O'Connor, SUNDAY 

SUNDAY • A 

GRACE RIBLG 

and after 7 p.m. Man, 

8 a.m. • Holy Eucharist 

8 and 10 am - The iervlc« 1- 

10 a.m. - Choral Eucharist 

MASSES 

with sermon, story hoar and 

GRACE LUTHERAN -"„ 

632 Wesley Av. 

Daily 7 ajn, and 4:30 pjn. nursery. 

Short Rd. and Dawes Av. ...;; 

Ocean City 

Somers Point , -. 

Rev. Frank Mohr 

Rev, Jeffrey H. Riciard,, 

pastor 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST first Sunday. 

SCIENTIST 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Ecumenical 

8900 VENTNOR AVE., 

MARGATE, N.J. 


"A FESTIVAL OF UBEBTT 

9:30 and 11:00 J.rn, 

Or. Terence Elwyn Johnton't 

Message -• 

"TORCHBEAREflSOFUFE 

.procttfloful wltn riaoil trin. Organ, 

•« Choir prtMnting patriotic Motk, 

Including "Tht 6»im Hymn HI tin 

Rlpubllc." olr«cl«d oy Prpl "PMI 

McKay. 

Horwry Provided ' 

Church School 9:30 A.M. 

Coffee Hour 10:30 A.M. 

Vacatlontri wurmly InvlMd to tnar* In 

lh« LIMrty w«Mfld ivint I 

inspirational Ministry of Music directed by Paul McKay 

J * OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH; 

SUMMER BIBLE CONFERENCE 

10TJU WESLEY . p 399-2261 

tn ' I,"** MUnnm. •••.i>rol|viMifiioiiriiiBr ^fi 

lUf.KrrtbA.Wtfcir.l 

r^rtfaa^.Clie»>Kttf 

8:00 A.M.; 10:45 A.H.PittorOonJldE. 

', ' 

Music - yvarren Whitney, Lancaster 1 Bibiecoiiaf*, - 

' ' * •'an nniiMiimilii' » •* ' £ T 

- I l'.< « ' . 

I > 

'S.1 



7:30 p.m.. Evening service 

OCEAN CITY 

TABERNACLE 

SUNDAY 

9:30 

TRINITY UNITED j 

METHODIST "** 

UCean City Marnvira ' 

WlDJain Q. Luff, president jj^c^rcash. paitor -. 

SUNDAY - SUNDAY 

9 J md J?v ai V ^F*** 9: « «••»»• - Sunday school 

pm. Eveni 

with guest speaker, 

(Please turn to pag« B) 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

«32W«tUyAw.. . OcnClty.M.J. 

Rev. Frank Mohr, Paator ' ' 

, Sunday School: 9:45a.m. 

Sunday Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m.*'! 

i 

Sunday Evening Service: 7:30 p.m. 

AirConditioned 

u 

11-1 

\Prayer, Praise & Bible study'; J, i 

Wedhesday Evening 7:30 p.n' 

iiiiiiwiMJii'ti 

yfihjt^jtit 

twH 

;Quietly, . , . 

> pathetically, with e-ffi 

cyând dignity This If 

L-your (unemi ulr'ueto 

The Declaration of Independence Is 

Just apiece of paper On It were written 

Words—beautiful words, hut words, 

words with bite Atflrtttonlytwopcopk 

signed It; later 58 members of that 

angust gathering affixed their signatures 

Even Inter four more signed. 

Out, It's Just a piece of paper Actually, 

the paper on which It wa» written 

became so fragile that In 1894, It was 

permanently sealed In n steel case to 

Icecp it from light and air 

Yet, that piece of paper became the 

ncttpt for 8 people bent on liberty and 

freedom It contained words that could 

spell death or mean life to u mw nation 

struggling for birth That piece of paper 

launched a rciolutlon whkJi produced o 

national spirit that gave reality tn hopes 

Ud dreams for freedom 

Tom Waldman's travel Center 

" PfofHUpnal Trayal Comultantt 

412-tjh Street, Ocean City 3W7450 

,, , Ocean City Home 

Savlng«« Loan Association 

LtOOl Atbny Ave. DM 399-0012 

And that piece of paper hat been 

•plattcred by blood of many who ta- 

Ueved In It's purpoac, and their blood 

became the seeds that built America. 

Freedom Is not a piece of paper! It to 

an idea, a concept, * lifestyle, an eiperlencet 

and. our (brebearcrs btlteved It a 

right 

The original Declaration of Independence 

has faded, but It's ideas, concepts, 

and words are bumed forever la 

the souls of this nation and etched on 

the hearts and minds of persons for 

whom life Is liberty and for whom freedom 

Is more precious than life itself, 

(Footnote; Revolution that produces 

freedom Is never completed. Bach day 

Its reality must be maintained by those 

privileged to enjoy 1L) 

H.PO B»WW,OwHWIill VA1 TM *»•>«! Mm tow> 

Reaoys Coffee Shop *S Bettai-wt 

415Bghth8t. •/,. 

RrstRdettyBink 

NASouthJersey 

ThrteWiletilaOeiiaaty Mt-1100 

TheRandertHoteJ 

' Banquet*, Party Facilities 

710 E. 11* ft OWSM-IOOO 

Starn't ShopRite Supermarket 

Pl*n9 com* Atfp in mak* ton • 

pfac* of Qod't for* *nd car* fora/H 

For Ink 

X. 

PKA1SE IÂBEBNACLE 

"'WtuiStinfJcrrlh irrnisr, nlnnf-irlh ,11c" }'sii\visfm :V; 

FULL GOSPEL CH,. 

Harbor Village Square Shopping 

omn Hilsm AW, a »A MM IMNHMM 

T*a Smkjas Eftry In, Ml 1 Hal a.at 

noVp.M. 

„, *$ Youm Pastor 

• T^ Chettnuthsernaiy'BfQBa.vlnelana 

uritr, Bttt Senrtee* • Jaalar ClMrca1W0 OaM 

^ 

H 

St. John's 

Lutheran 

Church 

CtntnJ Aw, it Tntt It, OMH Crty. Haw JMiay Nlll 

Services of Holy Communion 

at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. 

15-Mnuto Hymn Sing bifnt urti tmice, tett Suuliy 

ofMChmoiitlt. 

Vacation Church School, July 7-11 

9:30 •liaOi.m. Ami3ttlrttrgh Adutt 

NurttryAvalaMiilkfltbSMvtcet 

parkins on Ocean City Home Saving* 

& Loan let at isth Street and Aibury Avenue 

TO* Rtvsrtml Albert E.AUpach, Pastor 

The Rev, Dr. Charlt* P. Crestman, Astlttant 


UNION CHAPEL 

32nd and CttiUiiAi 

"THURSDAY NIGHTS 

WITH BEVCARMEAN" 

A Travelogue with Slides - 7:30p.m. 

July 10 - Egypt • July 17 -Jerusalem 

July 24 - Oberammergau 

Passion Play, • July 31 - Alaska 1 

' Dev It a science teacher front FrariMord d jilh jilgh «choo( • 

- In Philadelphia. She AM traveled txtimlvely and l»7 ' 

most adept at photography. Not pniy art (w ^ \ ^ 

Jurt«o«Mc«ii#nt qulitl^fihltt|t 

Itct matter i» mo«t l 

• YHmA\!Mj 

'•• 1

J 

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1 

9 

8 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Short, Zimmer at the Tabeimacle 

Dr. Rlbley P. Short will be 

the speaker for the 9 and 11 

•JO. services Sunday at tbe 

nbemacle, betwfcn 5th and 

9th streets on W/sley Avenue. 

Norm* Zimmer will be 

featured during the 7:30 

evening service. 

Dr. Short tint appeared on 

this Tabernacle program In 

1972 as • young man who, was 

making his name - as a 

preacher and pastor. He was 

an associate minister it 

ChrtetMethodW Church In SL 

Petersburg, and each tone be 

preached, the auditorium was 

filled. 

In 1974 he moyed • to 

Morrison Methodist Church In 

Leeiburg, where be doubled 

me congregation and had 

Volunteer training set 

NORTIIFIELD - The The Women's Center offers 

Crater win be eonduetiiii a tattered women and to vie- 

201 Shore Hd. here. 

' The 40-hour volunteer 

three Sunday services. His 

present church has overS.OQO 

members. 

n» soloist it this week's 

services will be Robin Fren*. 

tt Woodley Kalehoff will be at 

fee console and the musical 

program will begin 15 minute* 

before each service with a 

song service. 

Norma Zlmmer 

Bollywood, Calif, i 

"speoW." On television with 

Lawrence Welk, Robert 

Scbuller, the 700 Club, Billy 

Graham, Rex Humhanl—the 

flat goes on and on. Countless 

millions know her. 

•itf?" • 

Raymond McAfee Nancy Fox-McNamee Kim Lance Beanjon 

Recital Thursday evening 

mmnm 

Union 

fe$ha guest speaker thia 

, tyHhe Sea will bo U» widely 

n newsman, writer, 

tr«ndexta«t(r,pooal4, 

Bamboos*. •' ;-' ; * 

The Chapel 1« located at 

86th Street and Aibuxy 

Avow* where the worship 

am-ke begins at 10:30 a.m., 

preceded - by 1 short (ong . 

service. Sunday School for an 

ages begins at Bill am r 

Nursery care la available 

_,_, _ __' fitor'a United University of Michigan and Jtaly and OfctaWma. .•*•> Mr. Bartbmi to patter ef 

Welk hired her for his TV MethodUt Church, 8th Street The Moxarteum Academy of McAfee was born, und 

P 

Frn^ Day Care Program, r 

^ 

ana conra , g, , , Br BS , 

ttanday evralni, Juh; 10, has appeared M oratorio and hold* a BJL fnni WsMtn &Q**SS?&^> l 

to im she wrote her best- when soloists Nancy Fc* concert soloist with or- College In IU., and a Jt Eastern College. 

FARM MARKET 

Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora • west of 34th St. Bridge Next to Yesterdays 

Jersey 

> WHITE CORN t • 

jersey y 

TOMATOES ,y 

Jersey 

BERRIES 

Fresh 

FRUIT TRAYS 

Gold Star 

LOPES 

BfS 

Ice Cold 

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Top Soil, Peat Moss, Humus, Cow Manure 390-1164 

Mulch and Bark Chips. ... OPEH 7 DAYS? i,ai.Hi p.i 

will Mow by Fax McNamee comedies, opera and 

ctamAdMnaMMedbyTeny ndlo and teHftolOB eon> 9 ^ £-S7ISff viSSi 

Stachlnnl, cUrinetlst. Mr. merelalt, taehjdlni tte MJ* 1 ?^J£2? JfiSr 

McAfee win stag traditional featured role In the currently and dt l«» Mwng oth». 

^tt, S^* and Mah ronnlns U-4PUlldfllpM« UMm ^ ^ ^ ^^ 

fottNOV. PHffieaTVipot, y«ri wltt ttm iw*. • 

cooductor for years in Ger- 

Rifolttto. Tne closing formerly mi the music faculty rt^TOlta"^n5M in 

number, will be Mteettan d Indiana Uriwrato of », *S• WB HI* JHP"",- 

coached with Wllhelm 

I Take 2 Minutes 

a Day 

CALL OUR 

DEVOTIONAL 

PHONE 

398-8526 

Brief Scripture and Prayer 

Operates 24 Hours • Tape Changed Dally 

THE LIGHTHOUSE COMMUNITY 

EcanwniCil sptciHufl Mmttrtai 

Rm.Wc6»rtWtooiti..OctinC«»CliipUln 

FRIDAY. JULY 4th, 1 

famed LaScala, the late from Princeton Semliiary and Ward Keever. Jane Smith win 

ductor at the Stuttgart Opera. 

Hels now studying wlthDavid 

Blair McOosky. 

Jermone Hlnes chose htm 

from the life of Chrlat. 

baritone soloist at a Pettr-s 

United Methodist Church. 

Kim UBeamon majored In 

orpn at Oberlln CoUp, 

Syracuse University, and 

NorthwestentUnlverslty, and 

has studied In Sabiburg, 

Austria. He has given orpn 

recitals at tht National 

Cathedral In Washington, 

D.C, Bamberg Cathedral In 

Germany and for the 

American Guild of Organists 

m Philadelphia. 

Admission b free. Offerlng 

isopOonal. .rf ,•• 

Liberty weekend 

ByPOOERIIJBARO " 

XtD ahlps, llrewofts, and dlgnltarlei •bond In this 

liberty is a feem of national celebration ^ 

question for e«ch American to cudtidtt toll wsetaod U, 

•To what useare we puttliw oar Ubertki?' 1 , , 

An our liberties In dlsuset How much do we exercjae 

our right to yotemd participate to gwermnetttT How 

and pioneers risked even their ltvta to come to and build 

as **dnbjf whatever fm want arlong at % doea not hurt 

•omtWdy i^» Such sfltJtoMUaM speaker* W to 

realize that everything that we do affect, the psyriad, 

mental, iplrltuil and «jd«l welfare of us all , 

QreatM mlntls M patrloUBn''WjiOm CpttBtt &•»* 

nntotta 

oar wants instead of our needs, 

Being New Jersey's only Network Television Station Takes 

MEET THE NEWSCENTER 40 TEAM 

News Director/Anchor 

JEFii:^v: 

WHITAKER 

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IGAN 

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THE SENT1NEH.EDGER, (>CEAN OTY. N.J. 

Celebrate on the 4th 

ON THE 5TH & 6TH 

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TOMORROW, 9^6PM 

SUNDAY, IMP 

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entire Home Furnishings Collection 

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THE BENT1NEL.LEPOER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

FRIDAY, JULY 4th.ilM.| JB1DAY, JULY 4lh. 

: SKNTINEL-LEDGEK, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

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House kilb salt water fishing license proposal j ^^T 8 ^.^^ 11 ^ of !l s Uege hoop £2* 

I tMHMD tO 

•dminlstrttion't pnpMad what tW» flahlag Uetaaa 

mttwalar flsMng UMBM plan Mildbavabaan—aoawtax. 

la daad lit thi watar. , / ^ |npiiil M w prafetad Ml Ml 

tha aauM of poorly tboMfM aaf hjr ttat vwtd to mlaad tte 

I agTMQ Jon* • UI MmWimOn, SI "fTTlffl MM Of 

^BK 1^9 ^SBJBGB EaflBY aflBvaVÊBdA^BaB^QaY A^B ^BÔaâa^BOBV V^P kvflasflaai HBS^^^L^^P~ ^K ^la^^Ba9aaaaafl ivvBiBr a^BaY 

N proposal from Its wMtwi tiaatada myriad 

w BMdgw niKMiiimii • wiMHWiainn ana •»• 

ttt BMM then eanpMad fwetnat probUma, and coastal Mite tanBakan 

aetfen on Uw budcethiband would pwhaWy hm coat argaaiaad to 

ant It to the prealdMt, mm to Imptamaot ttu tfaa profwaaLbia 

waring U»t At saltwater NWIM M 

i plan wont to 

IthUytar. fan 

•"ftii It wtksna MM for atfaadaffta te aanolaok." OM mffiko to tta*i 

•r ftahlng tad tourtan Is- Tfca OHM 

AHMM In Sooth Jantr," MM ttl 

MM Bugfaes, who led th« fight pnf»aad earltor thto 

•gaiMt th« Heater fkUai knpoat i V p 

icaoM In the House. "There ac*nat on d marina andtra, •motortoat ftok. 

b «taeJy BO my to Justify • Ito propoatl M«WMied ttot "ThU a»«altod Mar tea la 

H ttt on t nnall group of half toe wanim would to not tâjjy baaad eo 

4 

Long 

Stemmed 

Assorted Colors 

. Cash and Cany 

at our South Ocean City Store ONLY! 

SPINNING WHEEL FLORIST 

3336 West Ave. Phone 3«M338 

* OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND. 

Brace Miley. center, receives a pUque from Bill Figley of the New Jersey 

Fish. Ganc aad WiMUfe Borean for ate work In securing in artificial 

reef off Ocean City. MUey pioneered lac project designed to preserve and 

Increase the ajrea's fish population in the area. The award was presented 

daring a meeting of the Oce-n Oty Martin and & Tuna Club. Dr. Joseph 

Porreen, clnb commodore, is at left. 

Eckerson to play for Muhlenberg 

fcrtbeCoait Guard to devote tHngment 

- • to fcirisdktlonofcoMtalwrte, 

to «] whether It would to ap> 

Basketball camp 

Aug. IMS herg 

«gw»-17is»chediiled9ajn. ^ J S , 

to I pJB. daUr A^. IMS at 

lie Ocean City nniHn 

csurij. 

*" *^ 

nil year's lUff will 

consist of Jim Boyk, toad 

coach of St. Josepn'i 

Uttwraity, Aflatfe 10 aad 

d the year with a career 

record ofl06-B(l«hbert in 

the country); Speedy Morris, 

new toad coach of LBSBDB 

UnJverstty who cwnpfled a 

Ugh school nconl of 387-88 

and last y«^s winner of the 

«*_»_•• Woroens' Metro UiiM AUantic Itl.nlio 

damplonsbip. 

Also on the itaff ii G«onte JimBoyl* _ 

^SBfradaSaSl*; WMBWO BOO 

shotg p 

Bhck of LaSalk Untrerslty Wiun hi the bridgt 

who has scored a careerthlgh 

4m» a » •' •«n City resident placid Egg Harbo Tohi d nmes of 11:34 and li:M 

! >«n City resident, placid Egg Harbor Township and nmes of 11:34 and li:M ty. *f nomproflt Runaway 

whipped Lltterer's, 71-64 °econdinlb:M. Bill Moreland linda McGovern of Avalon respectlvtly. No fsmalti AtWrae Oub, «re held at the 

^ In other league action, Port- Otne "thi dunkini machine" d Mat-morn finishrd third in both Heing In »-5i. altered either th« oiMr two- "»> s 001 track, 6th Sfreet 

yCaJl inrpriMd Prineh Watts led the Automin with an or. Scythes was again a Wple mlli eventa, "«• AUantte Avenm, 6:30 

, 8MS in overtime and 2«. __ Rounding out the mile winner this past week as he Thi Fun Runs are open and PJ». every Thursday rain or 

Court Shorts: of the first nine 

shine until Labor Day. 

X.*s- 

V 

Members of the Upper Township Beach I'Btro' ini; iih ii.m.c i 

late Upper Township Mayor Frank Kruk down tn iiu- li.:nh -t 

during opening day ceremonies. 

1 . - 

Juit two wordM Hul l»d 

^ 

wordi that mean your life IN 

not working. You miiy iiiit i-\,., 

know why. Or how it got to lip 

*ihii"wlyHiut what you do WT 

- ii that fbdd has become your 

private obsMiion. And II'N inii. rf.-rin;; ., 

life. 

And 

^-at-*-- » • ,• 

But it doesn't havi- lu C: ;i Tin- if. li

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PAGE 4 — SECTION THREE THEjENTHVEL-LEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j. 

FRIDAY, JULY 4th,] 

Throwback are dwindling ' 

Try a bigger cut of squid to coax that doormat to vour hook 

Over the pant several days, 

tatts bare been reporting 

catches of 10 to 20 keepera. 

At number of small flounder 

Is beginning to drop but action 

on these throwback* 

ahould continue through the 

end o( the month and probably 

well Into August. White gome 

boats are doing wtS, other* 

are having trouble catching 

anything worth keeping. 

Location has • lot to do with 

into problem, but the type* of 


& FISHING CENTER 

Presents... 

The Fastest Pumps 

In Town! 

GAS & DIESEL FUEL 

COMPETITIVELY PRICED 

• OPEN 6-30A./VUO8 P.M. • 

Gfh*r Hours Available By Appointment 

3rd Street 

and 

Bay Avenue 

OH 389-8011 

North Star 

SUMMER SCHEDULE 

FULL DA Y FISHING 

Sat. a Sun. Leave Dock 8 a.m. 

Ofy 

Evening* 628-2936 

'/? DA Y FISHING 

Mon.Fri. a a.m. & 1 p.m. 

WE" Mtt r«eW« For Hint 

SUNSET CRUISE 

(Not an Ocean Trip) 

Lea»B 7 p.m. Cafl for Schedule 

Departs from AL'S DOCK 

^ 3901068^ 

4 Hour Fishing 

Adventurer V! 

Pun Par 

The Whole 

Family 

DEPARTURE TIMES 

8:00 AM »1:00 PM 

m Know 

How To 

Catch Flsl 

Still Only 

ADULTS $12.00 

CHILDREN $8.00 

ROD RENTALS « "FBEE" Bait, Ftoh jagi * fciilmctlont 

SIGHTSEEING 

inland Harbor Tour 

EVERY NIGHT «l 7:00 PM: 

Afluiti •••*• * Chlldr.n $».•» 

• Wo Honor All Coupons • 

SAILING FROI* 

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tad A lay Av*., Oc»in City • MM111 

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Whether you're remodeling a , 

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your life. 

You'll be amazed at'the 

types of home Improvement 

equipment you can rent ., 

; from floor senders to power sowj 

'... from .carpet cleoners to wall 

paper tteamer*'.,. everything 

you. rw*d to get the Job done 

j Discover how ye fah save 

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Discover renting and 

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We rent only the very best 

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Tournaments a, Private 

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n 

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IN THE 

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YEAR'ROUND 

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Enjoy some of the 

finest fishing on 

along with gret .' 

accommodations 

and FAMILY FUN 

WRIT! FOR FISHINS KIT 

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822-3170 

*See our display ad In Tuesday's paper 

Fift •lumaMi 

RtaiMaMiiiatt 

FRANKLIN 

PAINTING 

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311*0989 

BAY BREEZE 

BUILDING CONTRACTOR 

O.d. License 

#0445 

SPECIALIZING IN j 

DOCK*DECK WORK 

Bulkhead Problems 

, Doesyourdodk 

Bxttrior 

Phone 

399-4812 

H 

ii 

Dana Johnson, foreground, and Michael Whalen, from Oramby, 

Mass., fish Ocean City's back bay waters, 

Ocean City Yacht Club 

duplicate bridge winners on 

Tuesday, June 24 were: 

NortlHSouth Lucille Mlna and 

Thomas S. 

Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

Licensed • Ocean City 

(20 Yean Experience 


399-0205 

bridge 

Marion Rauch 129, Johanna 

MlsklU and LudUe Morrison 

127, Peg Wief and and Nancy 

Rammey, US, Pat Atkinson 

and Jean MacCadden 113H, 

EveKelly and Stella Quoth tie 

at 112 wltt Peg Barker and 

Dot Shupe. 

eady To Start 

Your Job Now! 

, IRIAN S. 

OSBOORNE 

OCEAN CITV 

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390.876a 

Building and 

Remodeling 

BICYCLE 

CENTER 

New Bike Sales & Repairs 

iAnyMakMl 

Surreys • Tandems 

DII/CC Large & 

Dlf\CO small 

8th & Atlantic Ave, 

Ocoan City, N.J. f 

399-1246 ^ 

East-West winners were 

Emma Mae Goddard and 

Marion Clinton 141, Betty 

Evans and Peg Walters 130W, 

Bttty and Waliy Runyan 

129H, and Connie Fearn 

and Mary Elnselen 1UM, 

Contract bridge winners on 

June 36 were Jean Mac- 

(Sdden 6,200, MargoGartland 

5,760, Connie Fearn 

Iran Metzger IJH. 

Deal-Bid 

High scorer In pinochle at 

the Ocean City Card dub on 

Monday, June 30 mu 

Catherine Dromaky with 817, 

Runners-up were Emma 

OBok 607, Bet^ Kelly M7, 

Betty Vaughan 588, Mabel 

M«on 588, Al Daviei SW, Jo 

George 573, Mary D'Alesslo 

560, Haul Arden 558, Carrie 

Boyce 555, Harley Cornelius 

5« and Betty Thomben?t46. 

Top honors in bridge went to 

Vie Xaufold 4,430, Henrietta 

But* 4,810, Richard Qlbboni 

MU, Eva Slaughter 3,920, 

Frank Pratley 3,500, OUve 

Schaeffer 3,450, Mildred 

Gibbons 3,370, Elizabeth 

Rlchter 3,100, Josephine 

Cuddy 3,050, Betty Gast 3,040 

and Jean Weldon 3,010. 

The Ocean City Card Club 

meets 7 p.m. Monday at the 

Youth Center, 8th Street and 

Atlantic Avenue. 

4TH OF JULY SUPER SPECIALS 

LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS STIEL BELTED RADIALS 

GOOD YEAR CUSTOM POLV Sim 

BF.600CRCH XLM 

" wrtifevvaii 

PI4S/80R13J45 00 

PI75/80R13 47.00 

PI8S/80R13 53 00 

P1B5/75R14 48 00 

PI95/7J5rl4 • 60 00 

PM5/7JR14 63.00 

P215^5RI4 S48O0 

P225/7SnU - «».00 

PM5/75R15-64 00 

P215/7SR15-48 00 

^22S/75R1S - 70.00' 

PJ35/75R1S-7J.M 

FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT 

AllOn Front Wheels, 

Setting AH 

AdluMable Angles. 

399=3771 

$ 23.95 

MAWTCMANteAMLySIS; 

on condition of 

Wfeeltt, , '-; 

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MGF. By B.F. GOODRICH 

PIS5/80R13 $38 00 

PIM/80R13 42.ro 

P|a5/80R13 44 00 

PI95/75R14 49.00 

P205/75R14 S3 00 

P205/75R15 54.00 

P215/75R15-56.00 

.P225/7SR15 58.00 

P235/7JR15-60.00 

109 Off! St., Ocwn Ctti 

155SRJ3 - *M.O0 

165SR13 r 39.00 

175SR14 - 43.00 

165SR15 -44.00 

175/70SR13 • 42.00 

1B5/70SR13 - 43.00 

185/70SR14 - 46.00 

19SÔSR14- 48.00 

. TUNE-UP SPECIAL 

Y Cyl. '39.95 Electronic.' 

«cyi. '44.95 

i8Cyl.M9.95 Elictronlc. 

' ', 

AIR CONDITIONING 

399*87 71 

Surfing 

contest 

July 12 

The aecond annual SurfWi 

Supplier 1-A, 2-A surfing 

contest is Mheduled .for 

Saturday, July 13 at '7th 

Street. 

Surfer's Supplies Surf Stop , 

to Ocean City U sponsortai 

this contest and wfll awMl 

thl to all firsMhroukf 

t l h ' i 

the divisions. In addition, 

Surfer's Supplies la presenting 

afl prim for the contertant's 

drawing held at Ha 

conclusion of the contest. 

The contest la No. 3 of Jin 

South Jersey district Eartdn 

Surfing Association's 

competition Season, 

divisions to be run are 

rated 1-A, 2-A boys', 

men's, men's, master* 1 , 

menehune and kneeboard. 

Contestants mist be JU 

members and 

maa 

t entry de.dllje 

U July 4; beach enl 

be accepted. 

AH PM-w__^ 

contest site by 7 a.m July lit 

Golfing ,.H 

winners f 

named 

Atlantic City Country CMii 

Women's Golf Association 

winners to the Thomson CM 

two day tournament on Juan 

IMS were two day net, Wlm a 

Shetrn wjth 144 and two 

gross, Helen Keller with 

Runners-up were 1 

Capaldl with 16i net and 

OrrolT with 187. ^ 

The two-day' selectlwf 

results: 1st low. net, Theretag I 

Onnt with net e3;2nd low ntitM 

Mary Moore with net 66 uAWi 

kw gross, Alma FUppenwltt 

80. ', 'iv >f 

FireMay iow net was P« 

WegandwithoitTSandlaf 

grow And McOlfl with 88. •: 

SecondHlay low net was JIB 

Mithls wjth net 78 and low 

gross andJoenneDorey with 

Wtenerl fof twiMay tow 

putti WSJ AfyseAlmo with 6«; 

flrtt day low putts, Dorothea 

Robbnon >rlth 31; and second 

-' - '- ! ^ ' " 

FISHIN' STUFF 

TACKLE SHOP 

Ocean City's Largest & Moat Complete Tackle Shop 

Rods, Reed 8. Tackle, for Bay Pishing to OH 

Shore Big Game Pishing, 

Live and Frozen •alts. Shark Chum In Frozen 

Buckets S. Slabs. 

Rod and Reel Repair • RMand Reel Rinftil 

Crabbing equipment 

Up to tni mlnyli Flinins iniwmition 

FREE TIDt CHARTS 

Sword *M«rlln Squid 

Muttad Bio Game Hook> 

Flying Gaffs 

DartGsfft 

Rigging SuppIlM 

I- 'U 

S 7 J » 

Like AI Cloak, you'd smile too if you hooked a 

3-pound 4-ouncc fluke, and won a |42 pool to boot! 

bay have pool winners of over 

three pounds every day, AI 

Cloak of FrankuivUle was a 

typical winner with • 3-pound 

4-ounce fluke. 

WAY BOATING 

OdUIIffl JULY 17, M, « 

Flotilla 11, Coast Guard 

Auxiliary, announces a 

boating imfity and 

wmarwhtp COUTSe will be 

conducted at the Youth 

Center, 6th and Atlantic. 

Classes begin 7:90 pm July 

17 running for three consecutive 

Thursday evenings. 

Cost U 110. CaU SSM303 or 

927-0806: 

SPORT PISHING 

ABOARbTNI 

ALLEOUFMEHT j/ 

PfiOVBED - ^ 

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international Reels 

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BmMK Cab a UmM o 3qu« o Buojwonm o Mgm otitm 

iwtme o cum a M M O CBUB O nMar oat o BU,.Vi 

Pat VittoreUi caught 

fluke In Margate Bay, 

Vm 

HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE 

SBVWMMMTilMffllMNM 

OPEN DAILY 8-4, SAT, »-2 

ATLANTIC 

MARINE REPAIR 

Bayview & Putman Rds., Strathmere 

Phone 263-8509 

Boat Storage • 1228 Haven Ave., Ocean City 

Proprietor: JEFF J. GOUZA 

(formerly with Buds Outboard Marine) 

Certified Evlnrude, Johnson Repair 

Services Include: EVINRUDE, JOHNSON 

OUTBOARD REPAIR, BOAT HAULING & 

STORAGE, BOTTOM PAINTING and DOCK 

SERVICE, 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

On Ocean City's Own 

Party Soit Pishing Fleet 

The Challenger 

4 Hour Pishing Two Trips Daily 

8a.m. and 1 p.m. 

Nitt Bluefishing 7p.m. Saturday 

DEEP SEA — 

FISHING 

r 

At Affordable Prices 

"FREE" Rental Rod 

With This Coupon 

a $2.00 Value 

— MONDAY SPECIAL 

25% OFF 

THESiCONDFARE 

When you brino a friend 

Fishing. Offer Gooel 8 a.m. 

& 1 p.m. Trips. A $3.00 yqlue 

——FRIDAY'S SPECIAL——« 

EVERY ADULT ACCOMPANIED 

BY A CHILD... 

Goes For Child's Price 

A $5.00 Value 

Sailing from tht brand new 



3rd Street 

Bay Avenue 

can 399-6011 

Evenlngi 928-2936

PAGE 6 — SECTION THREE 



Advertisements for these columns should be Iri the sfflce 

01 The Sentinel Ledger NOT LATER THAN NOON 

TUBSDAY FOR REGULAR PUBLICATION and NOON 

WEDNESDAY FOB TOO-LATE TOCLASSIFY 

DiailH-Mtl 

On* Time, is Wards or Less ...,,.,»...,. 14.50 

(10* per word exceeding JJ words! 

Ad Running j Consecutive Times, 

with IS Words of Less ill.M 

Ads Requiring Box Number 11.00 additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50' EXTRA 

—All ClassiUad Advertising Cash Basis— 

112 8th Street. Ocean City,-N.J. 01226 

Copy mailed In, given to representative or brought to of- 

fice personally, must be aMsmpaniad by c»th or check to 

cover cost. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy and 

convenience to customer, but piymenf Must be received 


Help Wanted 


Help Wanted 

CRUIII SHIP JOBSi — QfMf income 

poiifttial All oceupatisfit. For mis Bill; 

iliil 743 UfS ill. ipf Fl 3S 

round. Apply 

HaVen Ave, 

Super Freih, 

FRIDAY, JULV 4th. 1986 

l, Services 

CHETAR? -Oc.*n cT 

jaw office, Good oenelits, f iperien 

helplul, but fret nicesMry • «•!!« 

•knit nquirtd Caii Jff-QO)». 

AND OR 

TiONlST -^ Needed for Bid iMife o# 

fice, Call Iff U» tl 

lAiy MiEMILV WORK I — Vll4.0» 

per iQOz Suaranteed paymenr No Salti 

Detail! — lend Stamped Invi!epe: 

ELAN 1331 lill EntcrprUe. PfplBre*. 

FL 13417 7^4 

Card Of Thanks Help Wanted 

Tfi* family of the Iflla Mich..! %. 

ICfivtfl would (int fe txfend te &\\ 

fhcir irimnm thmtf ifazef* tp 

preelflflen ler th# lew* end eenetrn 

ffi#¥ ihewes Mlfee sna me during his 

I ait its msnfhi Ba f Tig agslnif ein 

e#r My facial thanks to Alice 

Amii and RUii AlktflS whs hisfc 

sare e# him in the earl? mornings 

and ts my ft Hew tmplaytss and 

bss*#* at Sup*f Ffeih who §«v» me 

i§ much tugpsf! during ifis** trying 

time*, - 

Te Holy Sed«mtf HefpiE*; isfs, 

P«lge, ASarlSn and iisfif Margate!, 

I esy!d nevtr have gotten through 

fhew laif month* without their 

loving care and Knowledge, Th#ir 

9tnfitfl#ii will never bz fsfgefTen 

To all euf neighbctri ai Sflers Atrm% 

my klncerf gratitude for their 

genefoilfy ihSwTI fa mi. MlKe would 

have b*#n deeply touched by their 

ditpiay sf caring. 

Lastly !Q Gtnny Ateffifi, Dr. Robert 

Cornweil. The Herb Godfrey family 

and Father Michael GoldtorO, all I 

cJfl lay Is fnankt fer being there 

To ad who Iqvfd Mike as I did, ypy 

know how much hi will be mi«#d\ 

Audrey C Krsvitf 

p 

from f a.m. ts ) B,m, Menday thrsufh 

Frlgay Ww Inia till t« ilsi OF i*fr 

ISM. M! 

OINTAL AS5ISTANT/CDA - or 

pFfyieyi fipefitnCf, Part ftmt j OF j 

giyi/wtsfe Fiesianf eMies ft itall 

Pliii* tend reiumt to Bss Hi ^cmintl 

L*dg«r, Q»an City, H J. 7 II 

WAITRESSES — Mult be .4 yiifi old. 

Full time lumrnir Weekends in Sir 

fernber. Apply Tsfiyi Srill, 34Hi ft £§R 

ffii, e=£ it 

LAWN |qr — Mun be it sr ever fee 

Ocean City public School* Conl.cl 

MM Buggiiri 3ff 4.i! for apptlc* 

lien. 7 11 

OFFICE WORKER — Typing ft payroll 

experience, * diyi a w«k including 

wtekendi. Call Mr, Fulien *n *U5, tf 

HELP WANTED £ABPINTIS : 5 

Hflper* tarpehieri. Must have trsn 

spoftatlen find f&Ols e*Jll 3?? 87&I ? 4 

between 1 and * p m. Call 3U-3449, 7 1 i 

CONSTftUCTlON SERVICE MAN = 

Betiderifial csndo* Ismeri Point. Bi- 

eefifn» sniy Calf 4l3=i9M Isr Sppelfl^ 

trninf. . fit 

- Nstdcd y#»r rgynd * 

im ts I gm Mendl? thru FrlSat Far 

isCJl tlflt csifipiny. My if 6* tftiHiv 

dibit with goad typing tliiiii. Call Ml 

(595 V 1* 

tHAM~BeRMA.D - P#rt7im* Tg »m "lo 

i pm i*vtn d*¥t i wick, Lovilv flbtif 

ftsUii "Qaiakimnsm" £*M itlHJfjl ? n 

5ECRETABY - P#rt tlm# (or fill 

fitif* oHic. Mu.l lyp. md b* willing 

f§ litrn eenfputtr syMsm ¥#sr reufig 

WANTED 

Male/Female 

Year Rqund 

Supervisors - Full Time 

Mutt be qualified, esperleficed retail 

iypervitar 

FULLTIME 

SALESPEOPLE 

PART TIME 

MAINTENANCE 

Sltiiled mAJntenanct man, sxcsiienf 

* fer rtflrtd mrvia 

LL JUDY C4LLIOAH p«r ln»r 

J91 004* 

BAB 

DEPARTMEHT STORE 

827 Atburv Awe-, O.C. 

1983 OLDSMOBILE 98 

No room in the old budget far rhii 

glofipus auto Mmtêli quickly of 

ysg take over paymenti 

CALL Ifl H4I 

it 

TfH BlB TBANS AM - - Mint con 

mnon. 3IK, JOJ MP, iosded, TrMi, 

M.400 or [wit offer, CaM Iff 4ML if no 

iniwer ca!l ]fV44ie and elk for 

Oisnes 

tf 

FORMER U = S. MAIL TRUCK — if?*, 

AM general Welkin, gsod csndition. 

Only «,JHH miim\ Call Hi \»m between 

1*71 FORD PINTO ~- light blu* E* 

cellefit condiiisfi. Standard, ? Mr = Only 

ii,S» Cali Jfi^lir. ff 

•4) CORViTTE—fiUbcapf 

Never used. Call J*n»to 

7/4 

SECRETARY—lor busy leuftiend Seal 

estate office), Computer knowledge help 

tul, S day weeiu one weekend day 

required. Apply Msfiihan Realty 33nd ft 

Central, . 

0ELICATESSAN/5AMOWICM 

¥eaf rogfia, part time, Monday fhf&ygh 

Friday, Ilk a.m. fe J M p m Caiiijf? 

toapm. tf 

CAN YOU BUT JEEPS-Ciri w#elt. Call 

3*1-19*4. 71 

FULL TIME ALL ARQUND OFFICE 

HELPER — Light typing, pleasant 

phone pertanahty. Call 1H 3311 f 1 

NURSES AIBE — reliable, cheerful 

aide for invalid woman in §,£ hgme. 

Call Pat at 3*H050 far detain, MS 

lilT — Full 

time, year rsund, pleasaflt office en 

vronmtfil, pieale call J» MMi ts 

ichedule an interview, ?M , 

Fi' VOLKSWA6ON VAN—f pafsengtr, 

second Owner, !?,Sr9 mi\*% ii.iSo or 

best Bilfr Call 391-7311. If* 

AUTO PARTS FOR SALE - !«i Rab 

bit, runi %n. >fH Chryiler VI, ryni, 

new radiator, and trinirmiiisn *!J8. 

Call JtujaJ ?« 

ifM OLDS F'li = ii. mechanical egn^ 

difion. Need! paint |pb. |J8§ Call jf9- 

Jlfi 

CLEAN TOPSOIL 

gravel, stpne 

Call 390-1280 

VWYL 

REPLACEMENT 

WINDOWS 

iScrMn Room 

Bdctasures 

VINYL 

SIDING 

SATISFACTION 

GUARANTEED 


JAB Industries 

263-1662 ,,, 

!¥7i BATiUN IX 1H — new inginB 

f.MI mild Ball ullar Call Iff-MH, 

N 

IfH DODGE OMNI - 31,000 mill!, li 

cellenl cnOil.on 11,HO, Call HtilU, M 

iitl PQBB STiFV&N — Slummym 

body, great ihipe. Gysd running csn* 

giiiun. il.fgg. Call »• i?ii. > • 

Mobile Homes 

1911 HONSA IM ATV. 

11,000 lirm Call Ha iJii, 

brand new. 

Help Wanted 

ITUDENf I - MIN - WDMlfl - Ptft 

Urn. tvtniitg hour. Any night! 

•••llabla. Earn up Ig fm. par haur. Call 

]f»-!411, M 

ASPHALT PAVINO 

Taking apsllCitlgn (sr dart workmg 

la&QrlPi with a dafirt lot tdvancaiiitnf. 

Alts naad aipariancad dump truck 

drlaart. ]H4)». (I 

UIVC IN PIMALI PIRMANINf 

HOUSI CGMPftNiOH — wanlad by M 

yaar Dla famila. Mutt ba lelt tg tf# 

hsusahild chorti and drivt. AM aspan- 

iai paid, ipand tunimari In staan city 

tnd wmiari in Laliurafswii^ Naw jar' 

imti Fir mere Inftrniaflsn pltast call 

ItHW, It 

TELIPHONB ORSn CLieKl — 

Privata dtilt and phsna. Part time 

ayining hsuri, Oetin ctty glflfa, Iff- 

Mil, ti 

CLIANINB HBLP WANT1D — Part 

tima/fuli Mnia, vacafign^ ilua €re». 

Apply yaitardiyi/Suglih'i. no in! II 

PABT TIM1 CAMP STOBI i 

— ojkrldg. campground, Marmlra, 

Jun. is inru tapfamMr IS, Mplv 

P.MJ., Ii N. Shora Bud Marmsn, 

N.J. II 

SECURITY GUARD _ Plrt Urn. 

ayanlnei OaRridgf Cimpfiround^ Mar- 

mofa Juni IS tnru Ltbor Day, Apply 

PMC, is N. snor. Hd,. Marmgra, N J, 

II 

SARDINIRI H1ILP1H - lo work lull 

unit row thriulh NgvimHr. Mutt 

Daw drtvarl Miania bt iapan^sbli •nd 

hirdwarklnl. CM Hum and iaiyi 

•ntiUfa. Kan Ssulhard Landifiifing.il 

RIAL ESTATE SALII - Norllluli), 

(SirSafll) llrm ntlMilhad 14 ytin. 

Twa (II llcaniM MialparftHII with 

Mmi aiptrltnH who ilvi in Of am 

City, ira sili'instlmtd and naad i% 

nilM inanay, Owntr an Igiatitn. Mam. 

Mr •) OC surd gt •tailen and MLI 

and compultrlixl. Full manasamint 

•uppgrt wiln (raduaiad commlulon 

•nd incantlva uhtdula, Modtm licllliy 

and plaaianl atmoiphara. call (or «n> 

lldtnllil Inlarviaw wltn Bill Woadi, 

Wood! Afanty, Inc., North >l WHlly, 

MI41M. FH 

SECURITY OFRCERS 

MMtantvIk Area 

€PP iKurlty Sarvlea hat part time 

and full tlma gfipertunitla* in a egr 

pgrate tnvirsnmafif. Offering absira 

svaraga wage and lull benefit 

packaga, laa wtiy are are tha "taka 

pride" prganliatisn, we welegme 

matyra mlndeg/tareer sritntad 

pegple. Car. phent, elean record a 

mult, 

CH 848 0400 bdhiMii 

9i.m.•nd4p.m. EOE ^ 

Pro),clWf«cli» 

Orlttlan Mynrun lervicn orgsnlation 

dailrel rnpsnilble individual tg 

urni dutln Insolved in Iht 

operation of Oreyp Mgmei for 

Developmental^ DlUbild Aged 

intludlng tha oyerall iuperylilon 41 

Ittii and reiidenli. Superyisom « 

parience required, orogp Nome e« 

perlence preferred, Heellent op 

portunltr (or growth and develop 

ment in expanding grganliatlon 

Salary range for position: S1S.9S to 

iiMt, Beneflti Miena A, Arcntr 

92713ISIOI 

FULL TIMi- Tear round, office help 

wanted Jsr buiv npplliincs r«f «ir com 

pany in Someri Point, IS,Ml per hour to 

start Call 917 li?l tor Interview, 7 1 

DRIVERS NilBID—tor 

Ocean city PWease call »ftni If 

BAMKTtLLERS 

MARINE NATIONAL BANK 

(A luMlaiary sf Horilon Bancorp) 

imnwdiate yaar round lull time 

opening! lor Naad Teller and Teller 

In our Ocean City Branch 

PrayldU! Teller experience 

required for head Teller, and 

pravloui Teller or ealhier enperien 

ce prefarred for Teller. Salary baled 

on esparlence, 

Marina oHen excellent ulary 

plul outltandlnt working condlfloni 

andi benefit! package, 

Appllcafloni may Be obtained at 

iranchOHlea, 

1000 ASBURYAVE, O.C, 

OR CALL 71»-«0»3 or 7W-BO74 

E.O.E.m/F 

PART TIME SECRETARiAL 

POSITION ^ Lignt typing, answering 

phsnei A general office dufiel. Mytf 

work weHandi, Pltast call m 1101 Mi 

DEPEMDABLE ST6CKPERSON — 

Fgr hardware itora. Pull timti ytar 

round only. HgipitalUatign* appiy in 

parion IhgainaKtr Lumber, tffn A 

west, Ocean City. M 

ITUOINTS ANO VBNDORS "-"Be 

your gwn bosi. Make ygur own bgurt. 

L..1. i not dog and soda yanding Clrt, 

can evening! Ifl-uig, diys uuui 

mi. MI 

MOBILE HOME 

tMPflOVEHEHTS 

Roofovtrs • Awnings 

Screen RootriS • ineloiures 

2631662 

Chi id Care 

WILL DO BABYSITTING — In my 

name, s day! a week, vary good with 

children, Eai! 31 !=*«!, ft 

SCHOOLS OUT I — who i watching tin 

kids this summer, Ispefienced mother 

of i with teacher certification will mi 

care el ygyr children in my homt- Ifl^ 

Instructions 

GERMAN TUITORING-Call Tom, ]fl 

tm, • M 

Personals 

ÎNJOY YOUR iUMMiB ^ tsseritn^ 

ced Babysitter gr mgfher's htiptr. 

Available by th't day. week, iummar. 

Call It IgjM, 7 11 

Prof'l. Services 

EAST COAST HAUUN9 

Complete Landscaping Service. 

Stone and Grayel tiriyewayi. Top 

Soil. Construction S|te Clean up and 

Removal, Bulk Train Removal 

Reasonable Rate!, 

FRiE ISTIMATBS 

310-1832 FTP 

Mr. K's 

LAWN CARE 

R.D. KMngensmifh 

Slnrlng Mf Octtn Oltf 

titrmen Ariii 

398-3533 or 

628-2987 

evenings FTP 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A,M. to 10 P.M. 

(Including SUN,) 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

pick up same day 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

. CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

GrovelandAve. 4Nev»Bd. 

Samert Point 

Window and House Cleaning 

U Hour • 7 Day Week 

Service 

For Your Convenience 

Call 399-1921 

J.F. HAYNAL 

HOME IMPROVEMENTS 

309-4142 

CUSTOM DECKS MADE 

WITH HAND PICKED 

TREATED AND CEDAR 

WOOD, 

Kitchens Bathrooms 

Windows Genera i 

Carpentry 

FRIDAYjjULY 4th, 1986 

General Mdse. 

WE DO CIBAHINO AND WIN 

BOWS—Apia. Mmat and BUM, tprino 

citaning, emna«ov«f», and waakly. wa 

ara rut round, matvn rMlaaiiti with 

pltntr M axpmltoca. Call avtnlngi guiy 

MMMn 7/15 

ARE YOU TIRtp OF HOUI«V7OHKT 

Tha Ciunlnf GHHMMM will glvt ywr 

MM • IMfril thWMIf.li eiunlni for 

iffiMr IN, Call J«»» You'll „,»„ 

Kara ft fiMn Italfll V'l 

LitY - Mf faal Ul,, wlUlin9 k 

wnlns, rlunlng Ihi Inilda gl your cart 

wi will M II Mr yaul etta'a IiicuUn 

Car Datilllna. flit umplila car tarl 

lyifanl. Bv ineslllfliitnf snlv ]f|. 

Illi. ||, 

WI WORK WITN OLD FASHIONED 

I3LB0W SREAII - liumugh igrliia 

cltpnlng. Rttulirlr icn«ulM 

nous**, Tm.nl iMngaonn „,,, 

Shifsn w Oivll Iff.nn, ••UIIMI 

rtfr«t£«^Btlia6l« »rvlc*. f.is 

THE CLEANIHO CONNECTION -4n 

alfgraiblt nslmilMI t comm.rcl.l 

clunlns strvia. insural. Call )u nil 

General Mdse. 

CALL S.A.M. 

Twinty yri. experience 

buying a, selling antiques, 

appralslnpAhDusehoicI 

Mqurdafloni. 

aaisfarad Asaralsan 

M!il3flM 

Mq 

•aais 

.FUHNITUM POR 1ALE 

Sun Itarapa HI Aibury «««,„ oai|¥ 

f a.m. to 4 p,nji. II 

LICENSED BOAT CAPTAIN—with sail 

auiillary esperienEe needed to operate 

SO' sailboat. Apply in person waeiiandi, 

Speed 'n Ski Boif Rentals, istft if, and 

•ayfroni, 7/ii 

LOCAL MARINA—NaMi retired, 

raspansitfia (naelianically minietf in- 

sivlauai for part^tinia lob maintains 

boats and llgU carpentry work, etc, ff°' 

Prtlar cruityTtglgrful old guy. Hour! ' 

fleiibit. Apply m person, weekandi, 

speed 'n ski Boat sttntais, igtn si, ft 

iaylfonl. MI 

HELP Ml FIND HER ASAINI - On 

tunday 4/tyu it the ecean City Ooll 

courst by the airport at about * p.m. 

she Ml itirting en Iht lint tee right 

before the storm. Sha was ireSMd In 

red/while, with miilensHi brown/Dion* 

3e hair In I red bow. Red/white loll 

bag * looked lanH^profeHional, Playing 

with another female, Qur paths ero!sed, 

momentarily, we smiled and moved on 

— Now now M i find her, if you know 

her* please sens me ntr nome.'or ihort 

addrass or phone number, Heply to Bos 

Sentinel-Ledger, OC N.J, 

giiii, F/I • 

WAITIR/W»ITRISI— pan 

aveningi and waakafid!. 

raiponsibie person. ¥ear 

position. Apply In parson. 

Homaitaad, Ms nn street, O.C, 

time 

Mature 

Wesley 

M 

THI PARTY MACHINE—Bring the 

"Studio" Info your Home, Beame » 

iinglng stir, make your own tape with 

our iingins ma€hina. Over 100 iongi 

available. Call Wl I3S0 or Ift-IMS fwl 

datallsandraHrvatioii!. 7/15 

MOOELS—111 age!, no akpafianca 

necaiiary, alto to train, Wl alto train 

youns €hildran 14 month! and ever, Ifl- 

!U1 - iM 1710. tl 

•is.got • ssa.gM • JIOO.OOO-II you nnTia 

your own bosi, we hive • "ivarantaea' 

income work.plan," We will feich you 

what Ig dg, Por a career in real estate, 

tall Jill gamble, zachariat Realty, 

•atltorl, 1TIHU. II 

BARN HUNDREDS WEEKLY-*! 

horn.I la flooded with varloul olferlj 

Oilliisf lend sell-addresltd, stimpM 

anyilapa to I p.o. lei M>, Cilffwood, 

N.J. 07711. 7/l| 

TYPIST—1500 w.jkly al homef TnToF- 

mitlanr tend self addrtiiM itamptd 

envelope. K. Lily, P o Bgi In K, Atn, 

N.J, MM4. lit 

Wanted 

LIFIOUARD — 1 days a waek. Mult M 

ilkfeniiiad, Mi-aiM, ft 

JOIN HM Rial litata firm that aid 

ntr HN million u uiat In 1DJ1, 

aftnMln. dadicaM. Mlf 

itiMiuM uln MMM aM raniai 

a>MM...iMiai in yew waiilnf tarf 

'REALTORS 9 

3301/UetnyA", 

•••.•000 

HOWMIRINO 

April tt.«apt«mb»r 

itora eiarki and Hi kindi of kitchen 

help. tk. No axs, neon. Pan time t 

full ilma warN avail. 

CampMil >i Hataa KIMmi 

iniMMAOe 

FTF 

OeanlnO April Uth 

VBAT 'ROUND EMPLOYMEN1 _ 

cafpentar ana carpenfar't helper. Must 

have tuple too!! and rallabia transpor- 

tation. Ocean city area, call 3M0M0 

betwaaniiNandSiiOpm, M 

OilllL MECHANICS - Heavy ayly 

irucki. HaipilaiiiatiM plus itiiriy 

beneiiii, CHI mfnt warkaay!, ii 

VOUOHTIIHH QliPAtCMIR MAN-' 

TED — TO diipalch amMiama tain 

out of Hwlf haute for the steiiue Squad 

oi biaan City, win tram, Cotnp.nutior 

for (Mna uMta: Call nf-uit, it 

••At, IITATI IALII — Car«r oR- 

poriunliy ayillabla In OCi larfeii ff-. 

Ufa far amiifiaui flfenied saletpenan- 

training program comBvtariied 

oparallM naw tnadarn faciiitlM high 

ampiayaa Isnxvlly, Fantaiiic Incoma 

pefMilali Ml largar Rtalty nt-MM 

for Intanrifw, II 

AOULTI OR VOUTNI — Ou«l/Ao.r 

ttnanl hWH MM ChrlitUn ratraal cm 

far itiffi primarily cnaminrworh. AIM 

iiuimry, ginMiiif, (Mil, Man iprint 

pirt-iima altantaajii, er tiart iuinitie'r. 

Max wart till UKr Pay. Oood pay. 

Tipt, banuiai, fttftrtncai. Andrew'! 

Inn, IU0 Octan Ava. m MB. II 

CLERK—AHiilanl fvianager 

immadlataly for night! * weakanai. 

HJ»/hr. Apply In perton. Promenade 

Art Sallery IM Boardwalk. 7/4 

CUSTODIAN — tmmMiafa opening, I 

to ii p.m. mill. Black seal llcenta 

prafarrid. Contact Mr. toldang. 

Mainland R.gionil High icnool, •»• 

•111, eat, II!, eot/aa, 7« 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — For 

Ocean City Law Office. Full time, ••• 

perlinct preferred. Call ifflMt. M 

MATURE WOMAN HIEDED - To aid 

oldtr woman with routine dutlil, 

Raspaniikla iniludai ilght 

houiakeaping, grocery shopping* and 

laundry, 1 or ) days a week. Ulary 

nmotl.bl.. Call Mf44Sf, ask lor Caroi.M 

rDOLL»TOV— 

Antlqut Dollt 

SchiMnhul Dolls 

Altxmndfr Bella 

SchotnhutClrcu* Animals 

Anllqu§ Tejw 

Call Iron—Automotlf 

Mneffin* Drawn 

Pit-1940TlnWlnt)-Upt 

Old Bank*-Soldltrt 

(215) 233-4094 (Phii.) 

398-6689(00 n 

KANE'S COINS 

Coln«, Stamp*, luppllai 

1246A«buryAv«. 

308-6008 

Open All Vear Wtd. thru sat. 

Buying t selling Coins 

Since IM1 FTF 

Accounting 

Bookkeeping 

Payroll Services 

Financial Planning 

CYNTHIA N 

OSTER 

Certified Public 

' Accountant 

399-577? 

Tues, !• ThUfi, 9S 

Fri,4»t Sat,91 

1142 Bay Ave. Ocean City 

PTP 

CHILD CARE - NiMM In mv honil 

Looking (or qualllltd parsnn la provlda 

Indlvldualltad, Mvlna Mr* for 7 month 

old My Purl tun* in ilimmtr. lull llmi 

Dtglnnins ttpmni>tr Must havi *K —~_^_ 

S X .I!!'.'.'!!'". 1 . 1 "' "SSSSSt, «iC«rTiOMi«T - o«,t*,mMva* 

praftr t*icti*r. nurtt, or indlvldtiil itrvctl«n nmsany aMkt tumutlaitlc 

wltn McHsmuna m cnlld divolopinanj MMnotivatM individuii l»* lull iimt 

Top uliry Nun raply to Bon Hi?" poilllgn with frswlnl umpany. Typing 

lanllnal Ltdgtr, wllti mmt, plwi> ihllit, *r«aillutMn»•• W 

TBAILIB - FW I) to 1*11, Heat, LB«al 

muling ana Boil itaraga. iIM. Call Jff- 

•IM. .»•* 

QUALITY ELECTRICAL 

WORK DONE 

Calling Fans and Lioht Fixtitre^ 

Inttallad 


Tna Price It Right 

Call SPARKY 822 5634 

OCEAN CITY LAWN CARE 

Professional Landscaping Service 

M »9»n In Unique Homas Uagaxln* 

* WatklyLawnStrvlce 1, Fetilllzing 

A Gardens «,'FlowirB«dt 

* High Quality «t affordable price* 

* Senior citiitnsDitcoupt' 

" FREE ESTIMATES 

FULLY INSURED 

THE "STEP BROTHERS" 

ARE BACK I 

Wooden stem, decka, ana dock repair 

our tpaclaltlas. Also, cuttom flower 

•XHWOfk. 


caMiM**farFraeEs1linata ' 

Olacountt to Senior Citizens 

398-1I85, tl 

ROHBUTKO 


l 

, 30Vair»E«parlfnc 

UcaMed * lullr Inured 

OcaanCllV.N J 

''"' 3994489 

'13 LARSON SILVERLINB 

!J' BR 1« hp, mre. V* low neura, 

OB power tilt and trim. Marine Car> 

pat, Bucket »an, teak deck trim, 

itern bag laddtr, full canvM. «• 

trai. |iic.ceM,lnth*water,l7,iN. 

eALL Mf-ilMef HMSSI 

JUL¥ am t lib VA«01ALI - k 

suppllei • mare, IMI west Ave, f a.m. 

f '•* 

YAHO MLB — iaturllay, July Ml, I 

a.m. to I p.m. Bear 334 wast seaipray 

nd., panalllni, norm windows, wreuf M 

Iran furniture, aM mare, , M 

ists AIBURY AVI. Oarage in alley 

nidi-ab»d iila, maple twin and diukie 

bedl 1 mattresses, kilthan table, 

chain, Picture Iramai, Lewi par. 

ceialn. Silk flowers, etc, Saturday, July 

llBtai. , »•• 

SARAS! IAL1 - • First STraet, rear, 

Priday aM iiturday, » te I p.m. Little 

bit at evarythlnB, Free refreshmenti.W 

SALE WOOD DIACON BUNCH - 

TypewlMr, table with drawer, lacuitl 

watir mack., »" lalln Mke, 

W* IMni, •••• bM, card argtn, S,E, 

nt-lltf U" UnB nuch, 1+ 

CHAIRS, HOUilHOLO AMTICLU - 

beach inlcles. Priday aM ialnrdaif, f 

a.m. an. 11 so Askury Aye,, rear garafa. 

BIMINI-Naw dacron I" stalnlau tiaatr 

. intouM, MN. call MMift attar s P,BU 

iUNPIIM—1« H. H man lalll 

condition. IM. Call ItMIM, 

Iboit. ( 

Mi 

11 POOT O'DAV IWIPT-FlbafSlau 

UIMatf Oood canaitlM wltn Mil, 

daaiaritaara' aM rudder, oraat far 

Mf Inner ar taatanal Mllar, *M>, Call 

ni-70«7 MMaan fiU a.m. and iiN 

•Wi FT. FIMHOLAII—Mottr and 

trailer. Ilia preservers. •I>1N. Call Hl- 

HOBIE CAT—I*'. Enc.MMit condition 

. with extras. »>.m. Call WI-MM. 7-» 

14 FT. ALUM. iEMI-V-iinP- 

trailer, vary, fatal nmd., enc. 

faMr ta ft. n.Nf. cll 

Jim. anytime wtw4>. 

VIDEO ARCADE SAME - Oltiafa 

race by Midway, ttln eperaWBl lift ar 

i/0. call Nt-ltti. F7-II 

OABAOE MM - Mtyraiy,7uiV H» * 

a.m. H I p.m. IMf Bay Avenue, Irani 

new water ikli, lk| IM Nat at- 

cniarM and hainanaM Hami, '•* 

NEW VAN MAT FOR BITHEB 

DRIVER OH PAJJSHO1R HOi, FIT! 

1N4 Oedw van • taier black, can IM. 

call ItMin. '"< 

OARAOE SAtB-Mllllto, furniture. 

toy», a*i equip., motorcieie, etc. an 

WavVrly eivd Sat WJtim noon 7/4 

Boat Slip 

altar 4 

IIMFT. MO1O MOOIEBOAT- 

aleesia TMip. Evlnruaa, trailer, IMIi 

14' «tarcr.n, u Mf Jannson, Canaay. 

trailer, Iwa. Call tM-l»I. »•• 

•OAT .LIP* — weekly; monthly er 

taautul up te il It en Milvt thanml, 

tajnen Paint. Mcurlty, II|MM«, Innh 

water, ball, tackle and Ml °a pramlHt. 

Free ramp M an* nrt wlHs raanal. call 

M,H»r» Manna, fii-tni. it 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J.. PAGE 1 — SECTION THREE 

General Mdse. 

— fir Igial nauhna lo a 

la laif Mat, 1100. Call Itt^tlt. 

W 

R.E. For Sale 

#OUR UNIT *!•*•• 

TMINT — for Ula by owntr. 1 MMM 

Inn Mf til wd taardwall 

R.E.Sale RE. Sale R.E.SalB R.E.Sale 

IDOKI FOR TNI ilACM-Olscount 

eapemaek Bsaki, naif price ui« a. 

traaei, liii OH new br.tMII.ri Tlia 

Bnkatarla T»B, litn and oibury, o e 

3^si2t 

ALL STEEL 1LDS. SALE-Special lae 

lory run, united quantniei, man, 

«»60, Sr«75, SoxlJO Call for dllcHnted 

prices, Junjo tut) nsnoo 7 u 

P.IFBI9ERAT0B—Quasar i au, n, 

Alm&fia telsF. Haver used, fl7S, Call 

HHO74. H 

SARAOI tALU— |at, July Sin, H p.m. 

Fsnacrib, iinllart, kaliy clehiaa, lays, 

MM, cltthasi MkH, ley ailtai, {nest 

w/mirror, night table, umpi, |ah>ulla 

doon, etc. tlBarMna PI. M 

IAVI—Pactarr ilreci, compact, light- 

welgm, iwper inulatad travel trallan, 

sth wneefi. aM mini fnaterfisniai. Call 

SCAMP till free i too S4MM] for iree 

bncnura, tit 

JLIQHT PAINT DAMAOe—Fg 

arrtai Hani HI) I LlgMad, nsn-arnw 

uali Ntnlisiitad 11171 Free lettani 

Full faenry warranty. Only lew left. 

Can sea locally I ine) ilMlu, 

anytime. i/t 

LOS HOMEI—aa jntaVmad kelare you 

Ny, OMar IM La« Name Jaumal,' 

PRIII fnm Mnarlcan Lineal* Names, 

call us tall tree: (Ul) too-JjuiH, (NCI 

YARD IALE — Ul. July Jlh I a.m. to 1 

p.m. HI*, llgmi, l spat llgnu, am, (Ir- 

cull briikwi I;, ft up. boat antxim. 

• fMustfigig iiims, ate, liOJ Central Avt, 

1 M 

MOFID — Mail Lui Poch, burjuridv 

nn ISH milai. Call Hiiill Priday, 

Uturday and Sunday, FM! 

a&IIAel i&LE — 1 Ultd tDhts. July 

«h H !lh, UI4 Canlral Ay(,, riar f a.m. 

loHprr. M 

SARAS! DO0U - Nlw wllifl t« 

isrgiiss la If s 1 11, paid S4I4, Will iCl| 

for fiSQ, Call !**>i»7. ;.| 

fuplai 

nisfg 

ane unit. 

w 

alk. OwMr af- 

BicMIMl 

WALK IN >HUir I>ACI - 

avallatle. win rent SBace far i.iion 

cuvMlant iaealMil. Call IM-07XI. It 

1> FT. OLAJTIIOM-'7J With Bvlnruda 

amp. mater. Trailer and ranted slip In- 

cliMed. Fally aatilp. oeM nMltlon. 

n,>ae. call »rni7t. rti 

BOAT tLIPI AVAILABLB *f 

praitlakwi M? Vina- Marina, only r 

left in*. Jamn M. Dwyar. Naariar, 

ajienene-in*. M 

HANDY/UkN , ' ,ir.w C«rp«ntry, 

' 1 teaevatleM, ««ck>, painting and «n- 

'cm* wark, ate Call ituwi " 

^XCaiB REFERENCES 

/ CALL3908316 F/7» 

Sfl90531 

AUCTION SALE 

10 RBERBLASS BOATS 

SATURDAY, JULY 12-11 A.M. 

ON PREMISES 

UHHPOflT BLVD.*BAY AVE 

S0MER8P0MT.NJ. 

Formula 23' Cutty CaWn Otiirlgger. Twin MarcruiMr; 

Hawllan 23' Ski-Boat, 4S0hp, Water Mi"** 

t. Open Bow, Caiwat; S«ablrd 23' Sport 

soort Ftiherman, Cutty Cabin, 

• STCaravel Spor. Boat, 1»tU - W Spor 

, Depth Find*; W La«on Shark 

E l l 

p 

Evlnrwto; 17' Winter 70lip.,EvlnnKl, 

SI. BEFOIOEHATOR - II 

stove Hi, EQf SIS. Call 9114711. 

O.I 

II 

COUCH AND MATCHINS CHAIR - 

Irown and gala, gggd cgnditlsn. tigs, 

Mapla cgocll SIS Call Itt.fUt 7-4 

GINGHAM GOOSE 

3127 West Avenue 

Hand-crafted Gifts aVid 

Supplies 

Stop in for naw schedule 

*" of workshops 

Men, WM, lat, IO« rn lolp.m 

Mon.Waa, ivtnlngs»;]Otot!lBp,m, 

Ftl 

WASHBB/DHVlli-Preeier, Ilettrle 

Range. Befrlgerafgr. Chair. Lsve leaf, 

plninfi Reem let. dressers, njte stands, 

iesk, lawn furniture, kikes, lamps, 

various misc. Items fgr sale, seasonably 

priced. Call M-ll. 7 < 

Bus. Opportunities 

BOARDWALK STORES 

Raft opportunity to lease 

In the newest, roost ex 

citing structure this city( 

has ever offered. Best 

Boardwalk location 

possible, and sized to 

:ACTNOWIII 

Call BERGER REALTY 

33nd A Asbury Ave,. O.C. 

3V9-O076 P 

COMMERCIAL BUILOINO PON 

SALI. - Central location In Ocean 

City, ii' « M'1n_>lu. •«,«». eaastal 

Realty, Iff.in'. •ealtor. Ftf 

LOCKSMITH BUSINESS-tor sea klr hrt»r 

mlo write tai Lockimitn, p.o, ••> nti, 

Bcean Cuv, N.J. Illit. 711 

OAS STATION — l bays, auta supply 

stack. Business and eraaerty. very 

busy. Hear Rgute 47. Priced te lell. 

James M. Dwyar, Real estate, m I7M. 

FH 

IALB B¥ OWNm • MMTIC 

PRICBRIDUCTIOHI , ' 

•aavilful baylrant dacwatar fur- 

nisftad 1 en, I bath, eands, 

Meenlflcent view af bay Luiiury 

building with ail amenities. 

)*• lay Norm IIU.SM 

an-NI-iifi • 

Fii 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Beachfront condominium. 

Living room, dining area, 

kitchen, bedroom and bath. 

Ail appliances, heat, cen- 

tral air, pool and parking, 

Jl 19,900 furnished. 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Park Place • Beach 

nt-siM 

Often luMa* 11 la i • KI 

OCIANCITY 

immaeulate, three 

bedroom, twro itory 

colenla 1 with family room, 

two baths and In move In 

condition. Oak hardwood 

doors, modern eat-in kit- 

chen with formal dining 

room, screened porch, 

vinyl siding, private 

parking. 1119,000, 

Weekt-Macmurraylnc. 

Realtors 

648B070 

BAYFRONTOARDENSAREA 

Magniflctnt 4 bedroom home with 3 year round rental 

units, Two boat illps. Excellent rental history. Panoramic 

views of sunsets on bay. This Investment and HOME must 

be Men to be appreciated Many extras. 1525,000. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Three bedroom home on oversized lot, great for kids, Oss 

heat, 2 car garage. Asking if 10,000. 

QARDENSDUPLEX 

Three bedrooms each unit, gas heat plus garage. Only 

$110,000 

CONDO 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, all amenities including fireplace 

and central air conditioning 1109,000, 

and central g 

sandpiper realty 

RMttsr 

DM 3991123 

411 AflMM Ml. 

• • • NEWUSTiNG * * * 

Plenty of roo m for the family In this 4-bedroom split. Cor- 

ner property w/new deck and patio, 

Call today WS.0O0 

• • REDUCED • BEACHFRONT • • 

Second floor condo, ail new Interior*, 2 bedrooms. 

«l.?,J0O 

BETTY JOHNSON 

REAL ESTATE, INC. 

SaUTHENB DUPLEX — Must be 

msved Irom lat. Beit effer. Call HI 

SUS. II 

R.E.Sale 

H&RLiQUIN l*Li-lll for 11,00, Over 

SM Harlequin, ilinsuatie «• Oetnic 

RBmance paperbacks Sat,, July 5 only 

ftte BooK«l«rl4 Two, I nn & AsBury, 

O.e.lMiltl. »« 

LEASE PURCHASB 

Maonlflcent 2 story Villa 

Townhome at the Sands 

Greateây Coutry Club. 

Two •drms., m baths, aunnaii 

living room w/lrpl cMtral air. 

FULLY FUSNItHID. ONLY SIMM 

LEASE PURCH»J« »V*IL»»L1 

Btmt Per Summer, Ajjfily Rant *» 

Dewn Payment. 

C*LLNOWTOINSPBCT 

398-333J 

American Newt Raaln carp. 

rftealtsn opened Mgn.Saf. 

i jth I Astsurv Ava, O.C. 

BIRTHDAY SPECIALS! 

SALE 

New Listing, Witerfront J 

boat Slips, 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths, large family room 

with fireplace and built-in 

baf, central air. Asking 

I22i,000 furnlihtd. Offers 

considered. 

Sandpebbles Con- 

dominium. One bedroom 

duplex unit located near 

boardwalk, schools, chur- 

ches, shopping and tennis 

courts. Price lust reduced 

(0174,500. 

New Listing Bungalow 

near Ninth and Say, 3 

bedrooms, iivlngdlnlng 

room, polished oak floors, 

aluminum siding,, detached 

garage. Asking .85,000 un- 

furnished. 

500 Bay Condominium, 

Two bedrooms, 2 baths 

(1344 square feet) spacious 

living on the bay with un- 

told amenities and use of a 

swimming pool. Asking 

1110,000, 

I New Listing. Snug Harbor 

Lagoon duplex. Upper unit 

has wraparound deck, 

large livlna/dlnlng room, 1 

bedroom, tilt bath. Lower 

unit has open porch, living 

room, eat-In kitchen, 2 

bedrooms, 'the' bath. One 

car garage, Dock and 2 

boatsilps Included, Call for 

appointment, , 

The- King of Swing. Benny 

Goodman vacationed here 

in the 50'* and «o*s. Ranch 

homt with living room with 

raised hearth fireplace and 

woodstovt. lamlly room- 

dining room with open 

counter to centra) kitchen 

and pantry, 3 bedrooms, 1 

bath) carport. 

. , NEW LISTING 

PliHlRMAN'S INN a fully operating, completely equip- 

ped restaurant stitlng » with a ntwly renovated 4 

bedroom, a bath, owners apartment above featuring a 

large family dinlngroom with flreplaco. Call for appoin- 

tment and details. ,.. ,.,-,",., .. 

CHOICE 

HOMESITES 

FROM $26,700 

You stiii have an opportunity to 

acquire a magnificent wooded homisite 

in the resldentiai Upper Township at 

presale price levels. 

It's Southwoods! Your chance for true 

freedom of choice—whether you choose to 

build now or later, you can take advantage 

of our exceptional 'Homesite Finincing 

Program, And choice because Upper 

Township offers the lowest tax rates In the 

state. Choice, too, because Southwoods 

residents will enjoy a fine school system 

and recreational facilities for the whole 

family. Southwoods offers the maximum 

in flexibility and value. 

You owe It to yourself to see this outstanding 100-aore environmentally- 

planned community. Learn why over 30 lots were purchased In the first two 

hours of availability, 

Southwoods Is your best value and your best Investment. 

#70% FINANCING 

AVAILABLE to qualified 

buyers. Rates and terms 

available upon request. 

398-8383 Marketed exclusively through 

Resort Marketing Associates 

SALES CENTER, 12TH STREET AT ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

Robert C. French, Broker 

R. Craig French, Principal 

YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO OWN 

WATERFRONT 

AT A REASONABLE PRICE! 

Thii may be your last chance to own a beachfront home 

while rates are low & the economy well. Both properties 

have great viewi of the AC skyline «. the Atlantic Ocean. 

214 E. Atlantic Blvd. 

Contains 4 bedrooms on a spacious lot of plenty of parkl 

& space. Wraparound decki, living room, dining room 

Kitchen Asking $398,000. 

. Atlantic Blvd. 

Three,bedroom rancher directly across the street from 

Buy today for tomorrow! 

ONE ATLANTIC ME. 

3M-B454 ,-,



FRIDAY, JULY 4th, 

RE. For Sale R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale R.E, Par Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. ForS*to R.I, For Salt RE. For Sale 

Three apfs., North section residential arts, i'/i blocks to 

beach. Consists of first and second floor units with i 

bedrooms each, living room, dining room, kitchen and 

bath, front porches. Third floor complete j bedroom apt. 

used by owner. All units furnished Rear detached 2 car 

garage and additional off street parking. Good condition. 

Lot 31.5 X 130'. Listed at $135,000. 

Heated cottage next to beach block, North section. Plenty 

of parking. Three bedrooms, 1V» baths, all electric, fur 

nlihed, detached garage, side drive. Asking 110.800 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

Raalfor 

36 A 3891011 


R, Craig French, Principal 

391-9425 

De Franco - Moore Inc. 

T/AO. Allen Stretch jr. 

810 Oeaan Ave, Ocean City 

SALES - RENTALS 

Closed Sunday 

BRIGHTONCONDO 

I Fifth St. location gives Ocean vltw. Southern exposure, OARDBNSTOWNHOUii 

Move in tomorrow. Features J bedrooms, Vft baths, Modern 3 bedroom, 3 bath Townhouse affords privacy and 

fireplace, garage, central air, nicely furnished. Asking location rolled info one, Amenities include fireplace, een- 

$205,000 or rent for summer. tralalr.off street parking. Now available it SIOS.MM, 

GARDENS DUPLEX 

Clean, modern, 3 bedroom, 2 bath units feature fireplaces, 

good rental income, Moderately priced at $117,500. 

399-5454 

OCEANVIEWS PLUS INCOME! 

Gold Coast Duplex investment property. 3 BR, 1 bath In 

each apt, Features vinyl siding, 2 car garage. Asking 

$177,500 f urn. 

|gE!4Hg,fTgMias«MaLfaM f| 

ONE ATLANTIC AVENUE 

FRANKLIN REALTORS 

WILLIAMS 

CHOICE OFF WATER 

CENTRALLY LOCATEH 

Condominium, 2 bedrooms, 

1 bath, offered furnished. 

Only $45,000111 

NlAR BEACH charming 

elder horn* tastefully 

rtmodtied. 4 bdrms,, vh 

baths, 2 open porches and 

oH itreti parking. Asking 

110,000, . ' 

•ay ana. Four bdrms., Vh 

b«th», heated cottage with . 

garage, closed shower rm,, 

nice rear yard) walk to rec. 

facilities. and stores, 

*W,500. 

Duplex In good location, 

.Two br. 1 bath eo. unit. 

Convenient to beach & 

shopping. Offered furn. at 

ynm. 

New Listing Two family 

situated on spacious lot In 

convenient location. 1st f I, i 

bdrmi., 2nd fl. 1 bdrm, 

complete with Waterfront 

views. Asking ii 18,000. 

Furnished. Inspect today—, 

MalnttnsncB free 2 story 

Single. Four bdrms,, 2 

baths, ilv. rm., dlo. rm., ' 

kit., fam. rm. with flrepl.' 1 

Florida rm., gas'hot a|r.-. 

Exceptional Investment 

Opportunity, heated two 

family, 3 and 2 bedroom 

units, Includes storage 

garage. Gross yearly Income 

110,200.00. Listed 

t»4,900, Don't hesitate. Call 

today!11 

Two br, corner . cottage 

situated on double lot, offared 

fgrn. only tif.fOO,, 

Looking for an investment? 

Three bdrms,, l bath 1st f I. 

eondo. Central loc. Low 

maintenance fee. Call " 

today. 


Second price reduction. 

Owner moving 

and anxious to sell, 

Riviera home 

situated on spacious 

corner lot consisting 

of Ilv. rm. with 

. woodburn. stove, din. 

rm.. kit., 3 bdrms., 2full 

baths, 2 fam. 

rms,,^ .greenhouse , 

y, ahd solar hot,water,., \ 

f. Offered at tiUMp/' u 

v)thenv«4»,500, now)/ 

% reduced to 1144.900. 

Bay area,- heated 3 

bedroom cottage with Ilv. 

rm., din. rm, kit, and 

sunroom. 182,500. 

BAYFRONT 

TWft , BDRM. 

TOWNHOUSE, ready for 

Immediate, occupancy. 

Reasonably priced at 

$94,9001 

LAOOONFRONT 

WALNUT ROAD, excep 

tlonally maintained home., 

Consists of Ilv. rm.i din. 

rm., kit., cozy family rm. 

w/f/p, 3 bdrms., 2 bathi, 

oarage, 2 boatsiips and; 

MORE-Asking imoOOIII,} 

RARE FIND Lagoonfront, 

two family on spacious lot 

Includes two large boat 

, slips. Asking 9197,000; ' ' 

THREE'; ItBDKOOM 

•i heated cdttaoe with Jo^ 

v,deck«nd4i boatsllpt, new,{ 

1330 BAY AVENUE » OCEAN CITY, NJ 0822b 

Ligoonfronf, 2 story, Ilv 

rm., din. area. Hit. 4 iRs, 

1W baths, i car gar., cent.air 

a, 3 boat slips. Owner 

anxious, I nspeef today. 

MAINTENANCE FREE 

family sized home, liv, rm,, 

',OOR 

l/p, din, rm., IQ. kit, 

sunroom, 6 bdrms, 2W 

and 

baths + garage, dock & 

boatsiips. Prime location, fully fW£ 

inspectnowlll 

IDEAL . INVESTMENT 

Two level two bedroom, 114 

'bath' eondo unit only 

»4,9Q0j(l 

l LUXURIOUS _!;• 

Condo 

cent 

""".MS oT$M5,000. 

Lagoofifr*;* fr*;* a:., 

full UH 

'rooms, 

&£r-,r:. 

Riviera tagbonfronf, *liv. 

rm,, din., kit., 4 bdrms., Vh 

baths, den, thin. rm. with 

flrep.i central air, dock and 

3 boatsiips. A must see' 

homelll ,-( ' ' 

ARKANSAS AVBw ~ } 

bdrm., 42 bath hom*>lth 

den, enclosed i win room, 

many - nice', i features, 

situated on spacious wtt| 

landscaped . lot. Asking 

"r 6 

^Considering a bay or* 

, lagoonfront rental^*- 

,;c6nrtet/the'Vati-fi* 

front' >i\ special's 

M 

OPEN HOUSE 

JULY 6th 

Noon to 4 P.M. 

3036 BAY AVENUE 

CUSTOMIZED RANCH HOME 

Living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 3 Mrira., 

IVj baths, screened perch, patio, l car garage. 

Beautifully landscaped. Includes many extraordinary 

features. 

1330 I*Y AVENUE • OCEAN CITY, NJ 08S26 • (iOJ| 389 ! 

ROBERT L. SHARP, Realtor 

Mldtown Duplex offers 

convenience to shopping, 

(pics, wall-to wall carpeting 

8. relaxing porches. 

J BRs, 2 baths in each apartment. 

Year 'round Income, 

i '.J*V?- 

Fully equipped ball 

a great corner location. 

Store and J bedroom apartment 

PLUS year round 

business Including bakery 

and approximate Mating 

for 30 people. Suy now and 

operate this Summer 111 

Beautiful 2nd floor 3 

bedroom condo In excellent 

condition features air-con- 

Immaculate 

dlfloner, celling fin, start 

quint street 11 Pronf por- 

ding electric fireplace, and 

che*, 40x115' lot, 3 

a rear deck, Condo fee in. 

bedrooms, J baths, yearly 

eludes heat, hat water, 

and seasonal Income. 

wafer, sewer, and Ian 

t1M,0M, 

dseaping, 172,500.00. 

IT MS TOBESHARPFOR THE BEST RESULTSI 

Now available three one 

bedroom units In Mean 

Colony, like new condition, 

fully furnished and equip 

Btd •• !• 197,000 to tlOV.SOO. 

Many extras. Call for 

details and appointment 

3 bedroom, 2 bath, 

fireplace condo unobstruc 

fed view of the meadows 

and bay area. Furnished I 2 

blocks to beach, $119,900 

Rut tie Strafhmere • 4 

bedroom, m bath, single, 

Gas hast, roof top deck 

with Ocean and Bay vltw. 

1124,500. 

3 bedroom, Vh bath, condo 

• Central air, pool deck, 

furnished, $f 4,900. 

2 bedroom, Vh bath condo • 

Cathedral ceiling, corner 

unit, excellent views, 

mm. 

BERGI 

4935 West, irand new sideby 

side Duplex condominiums 

situated en a 

large lot 43srtg. Plenty of 

room between each 

building, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 

baths, large master suite. 

Selling fully furnished 

(turn key) S16«,900. Per 

Side. 

Year-round or summer cottage 

with 2 bedrooms, 

living roem, kitchen and 

bathroom. Convenient te 

boardwalk, beaches, stores 

and schools. Fully furnished. 

$70,000. 

New contemporary 

teuthend 2nd floor condo 

Three bedrooms, two 

baths. All appliances with 

ceiling fans in each room. 

Won't last long, $149,900. 

Bayfront Condo, 2 

bedroom, 2 bath with 

beautiful view of Great 

Egg Harbor Say, furnished 

at $129,000, 

•VbALTY 

Sand & Asbury Ave. 399-0076 

55th & Haven Ave. 399-4211 

There will never be 

another q>portunity 

like Ocean Reefc 

• • pnaBeotucânneetisnawcwautbra - •. "w»s«n|»vio«*South*mi 

M. m w for those who ehjoylhf finest In 11^ ,' u OwwlMîwhoninwiiii 

Whether you era looking lor a prirjiary; ' V'- t' ''' '*"'!', 1'\^ 

residanceor a second homo, thefe will, navat " ' 

be another seashore condominium value-like \ impeccable 

iwre'alfQtiaJ/ " *'" 

•vâiM^Miî^^MNiiMM 4 amenities. I _ . - T -„ jiools, ttnnlsr 

"VfectioMourOctmflMfiHidwic., ''." ? „ courts and a'1 

v 

Ibafe foottdubhous©'- 

, JULY 4th, 1986 

DURA 

Sale By Owner 

SOUTHiNS 

lUnllJMr.HMttl 

lUnlflMr.lMth 

' UKINIW-MUITiee 

MANVBXTIIAS 

stlim-Mis 

Just Listed. Modern ran 

Cher on quiet street in gar 

dens, open porch, living 

room, dining room, eat-in 

kitchen, 3 bedrooms, m 

baths, gas hot water heat, 

garaoe.t130.000 

1 

New Townhouses close to 

beach with ocean view, 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, elec. 

heat pump, central air 

cond. sundecks, main 

tenance free $249,500 each 

unit. 

bNutwiiiiV'iiinibMt 

WHkanoiMMfiîii,' 

«• •*¥ NORTH TOWBH _ Uwti, 

•HMM i»«, I MOM, I baini 

liSI,!M, ilunibaii AHatUtu/kirtiarV 

use as Investment property 

or owner vacation 

second home. Living room, 

eat-In kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 

1 bath. Attic has partial Insulation. 

Economical gas 

hot water baseboard heat. 

Priced at fcS9.500.00. *• 

4-Plex building In good 

condition. 1 • 2 bedroom, • 

bath unit; 3 • 1 bedroom, 1 

bath unit. All rented 

yearly. Income 111,300, 

Priced at t!9v,900. Ex 

eel lent tax shelter. 

Townhouse style duplex 

Ideal for condo conversion. 

Three bedrooms, V/t baths 

each unit. Proven rental 

record. Appointment 

necessary §1S7,SM, 

Split level condo (end unit) 

Bargain of the week. Gar 

close to the beach and 

deni two sfBry home. Por- 

boardwalk. Two bedroom, 

ch, living room, fireplace, 

2 bath with central • air, 

dining room, new kitchen, 

covered parking. Asking 

second floor has 4price 

II 19,000, 

bedrooms, bath, two porches. 

Asbestos siding, lust 

reduced to W9,500 

The woodlands Condo. Adjacent 

to the Atlantic City 

Rack Track, One bedroom 

Nice single, new vinyl plus den, first floor condo 

siding, new laundry room with Robinson alarm 

and reir porch with lattice system, central air. Tennis 

work. 3 Itdrooms, 1M? courts, pool In complex. 

baths, enclosed sunporeh, t Condo fee only 171,00 mon- 

car garage. Gas hot wafer thly Includes security, 

heat. Only liw.wo. 

trash removal, water & 

Sewer. Priced in the SO'S. 

LARS! HAMlLTI NO PUIUMI 

Convenient to all hsardwtik arm 

itownfiwn acilvltjei (a ftilK | 

ftatfrMfii, Vh biffi nsjfla fsf fna 

•arst familtr, Mjlnltnmc. free 

vinyl Mini, TfiBi,.TrK win*,, 

all Del •alar Mat. tO'xIOO- Igtana 

much mart, Atkins iiff.fjjg. 

> FAMILY OIM 

Mtnill t.niiiBrtnoin 

SUBIM wf Ml 1 MdfMfn gang* .p., 

tifwni, Mjlorm.oc. Utt Utltno 

«-«!00- lot. loflpmluJ s«t (Wat, 

Akl IHM HjJ 

LUNeHIONITtt 

w. n... • v«y nl«, fun; nulBPM 

(unchtgiMM plut M IptrntiMH' 

for ui. an naftn MM of mtrw. E* 

Mint kruMut *M "unch Mninm 

IMti Mr l.mllv opartllgn. iMH In 

com. tnm tws, ItirM Mmn 

•Nrhnantt nntM on y..rlr Mill, 

UnllmllM profit poWitl.l lor y«.rl, 

apiratlnl 

THE SENT1NEL-LE0GEK, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

EALTORS 

••n-BUYIMNtWCSNMS 

Flfit-iinlti MM Out, SateM under 

wmtniBWil Dmt mlu am gnu. 

b*lt buy in ggu, city CorWM. 1 

Mtwn. 1 tatti ynin win eirptt, 

gnawMMr, Hrtast aiip,, ate. eim 

mor.l CMH BO., M your, will M 

rmttf for m* liflflmar. Print uan 

•ttfMSI 

BMrnni,. I to i Mini, 

km. mm Ms In M »«, 

inlu nit nailMt viiut. 

•lOHBIHHTALi 

w. UII in nttim) H»KH« oi 

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lawn ton city IM an th* Mar. 

owiiisi Hmt your eham to 

eapltalllt an tn» wmrrnf tnnln.ii 

cwnlna upl Call ut far prlntl 

833 WESLEY AVE. 399-5010 

COASTAL 

REALTY 

330 ATLANTIC AVE, 

OCEAN CITY. N.J. 399-3889 

"BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS" from this biyfront eondo with 

boatsllp, plus 1 bedrooms, IV* baths, ail appliances, and 

an assigned parking space. Located on the infraeoasfal 

waterway; ill for |usf tULooo. 

"GARDENS BEAUTY' three bedroom rancher with 2 f !(• 

Baths, central air, move In condition. Large lot, nicely 

iandteaptd, lawn sprinkling system, t ear garage 

w/shower roam. Asking Sli9,soo 

"RiVIIRA fW,€HBR" three bedrooms, M baths, eiMn 

Kitchen plus dining room, large utility room. Beautiful 

home on a large lot with one ear garage waiting to be purchased 

by a nice family at ti37,WO. 

m 

S Street In 

Large 

^^hi 

i 

. Listed for ili?,ioo 

REDUCED ili,OB0" This business location is ready to be 

set up especially for a tradesman. Over 1J00 square feet, 

parking In rear, security alarm system. Only tis,0M 

'ATTRACTIVE CONDO" centrally located, featuring all 

appliances, skylights^ private deck, gas heat, three 

bedrooms, two baths. Excellent for year round living Of 

fered at $139,900. 

Shore Inspiration 

by R.Randle Scarborough 

25 Acres of Forested 

Beauty..6ne can bejûrs! 

One of the most eonuenient locations In Upper Township and yet oneof 

the most priuatcâledonla Is an envlmnmentally planned rmldential 

area of 23 exceptional wooded Homesttes 

nestled in beautiful uirgln forest You will 

enjoy the fun of the Seashore and the 

affordable property rates of the mainland 

Caledonia Is for you! 

609-398-8383 

1163 Asbury Avenue, O^n City, New Jersey 

Sold exclustuely through,,, Resort MarkeUng Aisocfates. 

WHY PAY HINT WHIN YOU CAN OWN this lovely 3 

bedroom, 2 bath 1st ft, cede for about the same monthly 

cost and a modeit dewnpaymentl Features: range, 

refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal, carpeting, 

front & rear decks, vinyl siding, etc. Call Johnson 

Realtors today at 3?f-SOlO and we'll show you how you can 

do It. Only $78,900. 

JOHNSON REALTOR 

833 WESLEY AVE. 399-5010 

^J 

The final countdown is underway. 

Residences from $109,000, 

550 Bay Ave,, Somers Point, NJ ^ mile north of 

Somerr, Point Cirlcc Models Open Daily (609) 653-6038 

500 BAY CONDO UMTS 

South tower -corner 

wraparound units, full 

amenity packagt plus eat- 

In kitchen. Spectacular ba* 

views, Second and fourth 

floors, 

****** 

North tower -owner wants 

offiK Corner units fantastic 

bay/city views. 

Features all amenltltj* plus 

pool, parking and security. 

Call to inspect. 

FURNISHED CONDO 

Three bedrooms, t baths, 

kitchen, sunken living 

room, air-conditioning, 

parking, near stores, 

swimming pool, $89,000. 

GOSSREALTY 

Realtor* 

3Z5BAiburyA»e. 

3992098 

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bUtitS ' 1 M 

I-Two lyiurlavi offles iultatyiapar 

I 

—SI Mutn 1HI M «HI» inn Tor 

rtnl, Aikvry Aw, law monthly nM 

•JOHNSON 

Realtor 

833 Wesley Ave, 

399-5010 

UPPEH TOWNSHIP ~- riiw inot>uing 

piau M Mfh trallie ana on Homo 9 In 

Marmara, Imm.aiil. lecupaner. Call 

Rica Rial Eittli. Htliu, Pit 

L»Nf ~ tit tq. It, 

1 alllce or tfsra rent. fiiE 

inMihfy including heat,* Call Bergcr 

Stall? mn\\, i l! 

OCEAN eiT¥ -'itarS'ar'Vlln'iMcib 

lint flaw, Mm |tn#t arm, asprlm, 110 

W « tSM monthi. ,ncld hial, call 

B#alfy, Iw^fll, |- 

, city - %tQtp *^T¥n*TAieu 

Avenue, cgiifer gity fsr retail 

newly painted, cafpeiefl, etc. pi 

. %vareh3UH end garage cat! owner K 

IAS7 afttrngpni or Dveningi: 

OFFICI IPACi—Ntw CDnstruetls 

Super center elf* Igcallsii, Buimsr w 

build your unit to your nsHi Igr %i 

mofitnlr Hager Kell Itlttl, Riallg 

ail Baneriee M., in


Summer Rentals 

BARDINS FLAM - iMnflfai 

decgrafsr lurnilfied ptMMuia mil win 

1 BMrmmi, 1 Mths, aim Mtt/WN, 

AvailaBle Isr summer rental, Mr In 

formation and apaeiiitmeiif IB tllgp#tf, 

till Till • IcftlMI AiaflCf, Beat Islet*. 

Ojro.ni plan Ofllfe, Fan pun aM 

mi B»aeii. e»u may. HI 

• ATFBONT HOME - 1 MB,, i MHll 

iyily furnished fsf convenient* and 

csmlon. Boat ilip IM iiilinief Ineluded 

Family preferrM, AuiiiMa 4- 

!i M 10 It ill UM, Hit 7 11 ll.W). i- 11 II «- 

II 1I.IH Call j and costt of 

tlOTsa unto the Plaintiff COLLHC 

TIVUfEDERAL IAVINOI AND LOAN 

ASSOCIATION a corporation , of tna 

United Stale! ol America and Ihe sum el 

110 000 00 and costt of* WOOD unto 

' MARION OAUDINSKI, In the second 

Macg, together with Interest, on all of the 

Aforesaid .urns it any ttteremaylwwlth 

Sherlffl required Tha Sheriff reter 

ves the right to ad|ourn any tale 

Dated/juna it lite 

OosepnE Robertwn, Rsq 

.JAM.fT.fLOUIIJ 

' f JBUB riOTfCE 

FRIDAY, JULY 4 th, 1988 

PublJcNotlcer v 

•RAND NEW I •iDRBSM DUPLEX LABOONr-ROHl -on (Wltltllollt 

- I satin, cenfrafltr located. Clo.. I, ••ylMft Drive PUB ••'*•» 'f* 

.Mien, PlnpMa^gM'Dul/nw.-Cwitr.'l Boafiiipt, Iniaileniloeatlen, R«*«W»» 

•if, all ipplianni, Aiaiiille July I] tm.m Call weefcilayi I 31J HJ-fltW, 

»7tl/mo. Call Mon.Fr.. after i o m "sKKWIaOf »l M" 

?" 

•(MtlnHUfKNtlMilMISii, Mi 

! 

COMMEUCIAL ACREAUk IN 

ifAVILLI — riady tor ysur cuv.lop 

NMncMFnFtH> o M t 

DCtAMSMBtUStSN 

HMM0MTON 

IMHJOfl 

VMUWVOOO , HtWOONHBOMIS 

I plaiw to mum 

iarrmmmmmtmM 

period to grt 

than He tottlliilHg 

thty td far 

nv am will at ntwftr 

Mathew. left, and Jimmie Lowe of DeLancey 

mneinberetl u tlw first 

peopit to iw enn ttoPlace 

In Ocean aty work on their own sand 

Allaatic nneiwted an • scslpcnre obUvious to the excitement the Uberte 

deTfmei regatta. 

TODAY'S 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE , i 

ACROSS 

1 Draw* off 

5 Nation 

9 Current unit 

14 Fall i, jumj 

picture 

If "I cannot 

ton ' 

te SrHrtttecoct, 

erg. 

21 Extra 

23 Enjoyment 

f 

?6 Pack arxmal 

21 Fornnjf 

29 Dodge 

NLPitt 

36 Aspect 

37-Krwn 

3« Layer 

39 Narratives 

40 hattan-born 

•etrMS 

41 Ben — 

42 Sale* pitch 

•ISDMtifMd 

44 Sarfe Items 

40N. ofth*48th 

47 Dapartura 

48 Criminal 

SSSurvay 

55 Mystery, e.0. 

57 Trmater box 

SBDraJoaway 

MPtarifo 

#1 RuMlan name 

02Q»jtbble 

63-of Man 

64QtecJalsnow 

67 increased 

1 Bridges 

2 Islam god 

Cfi 

4 Say ones ptece 

5 Coarse 

6L4bliqutds 

TTgridon 

8 Indigenotis 

9 Douglas- 

10 Astounds 

11 Rhapsodize 

,i2Ufettmes 

13 Bent spot 

'saDto 

25 Tree 

27 Allow 

29Nestors 

30 Keyed up 

MWW-S0MERSC0. 

3O5»4*ntRlHKl 

, Somcf» Point, N. J 08344 

V37-4U3 

FOMinLfPSiomiDOoas 

CORKY'S MARINE, Inc. 

* Marc Crwisur «ii 

PALOMBCSPHARIiACY 

34»nt«ilsba>v*0iaaaC»y 

Total Horn* Health Can 

•Mttrle LHtCJMln»NBaplM 

HtCJMln»NBa 

a 

Wtt*t CM Lunch • Dinner 

Dally MacMxwrJ Specials 

aanra sona 

nnma Stsmn 

30013 HEIDn 

mam aing 

QHQD EDS afflQta 

amm QQSa tana ' 

SIFartnar 

32 Vartcetored 

me* rti-.tii • in • 

as penofnis 

35 Woe 

36 Low 

39 "Lady of- " 

40 In suspense 

42 Hockey squad 

43 —West 

45OfQaate 

mitt* U»IHtf r—tur> Syndlcat* 

aaam aaam 

46-oot:ctw9« 

48 Fr-CarokHan 

beauty 

49 Devote* . 

SOIstlefjoorc. 

SiModerniW 

52 Animal group 

53 Scotch port 

54 Scoria 

56 Clamp 

SeCactbou'skln 

MIAMI-SOMERS CO. 

SOS Ntw Read 

Soffur* Psinf, N, J. 0H244 

mil BEPtACCMEMT WMOMS 

Coast Lawn & Supply Co. 

WtcanyaMlHtl 

RL9Sa«attNtat 

Next" to Starn's • 937-4J7A 

;* 

CALL 399-5411 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION THREE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY. JULY 4th, IMS 

Celebration, activities center on transatlantic windsurfers 

This put melted Onn V» nautical miles, began in 

Oty became part of a hlstory- Africa and concluded In 

maktng celebration In hofHog Florida with t* stop In 

Oie Uberte de Time, wind- 

Qualdalupe 

sorting regatta com- 

After Uttng the shores at 

memorating the ratenttgn of 

Miami, the duo began a trip 

the Statue of Uberty. 

became the flnt people to the Statue 

"ftelr uneanrted, May 

« *•.•„»£, B "j wtadsiirfing diatanee and 

•vnatue the significance of mdurance. 

a bright new statue of Ocean aty wu their uut 

W*m." toeordlni ta m MmH^Y^.fir 

"**•-. . prtvlona stopi in Miami ' 

In today's edition of 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER 

' we're delighted 

to bring you 

a commemorative page 

celebrating the 

100TH ANNIVERSARY 

of the 

STATUE OF LIBERTY 

Pull Out and Save Pages 3 and 4, Section 2 

attdtthan 

bnlMllvlifnf CHi ImfaM I DO »nn 

1001 Anbury Avenue Phone .VW-0012 

oHVfll Blvd. Marmara Phunr 3Q04XH4 

J DC- Ocean city. New j«* 

(No Looby Hour* In Marmora on Sit) 

MHto By P«.r MMMWnan 

Stephane Peyron and Alain Pichavant ride the wind Into Ocean City at 

they make their final stop prior to New York City for today*! unveiling of 

the Statue of Liberty, The two men crossed the Atlantic Ocean on their 

sailboard. unescorted, to help raise money for the Statue's refurbishment. 

ville, Savanah, Charleston, 

Wilmington (NC), Virginia 

Beach and Washington. 

At 12:28 p.m. Friday, 

Pichavant and Peyron landed 

on the beach adjacent to the 

Music Pier where they were 

greeted by various city 

dignitaries along with the 

Hula Babies of South Jersey 

and Martin Z. Moliusk. In 

gzagî ^MillRia*! 1 '' lM3imLMja 

The Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 

& DELICATESSEN 

Serving Ocean City 

Ye.r'Round 

= Since IJSJ 

PARTY TRAYS 

DEVILED EGG TRAY 

IINCLUDII; On* dOHn MllcMt onllM eMt. cut In 

hilt (u halvai) and MrH M M of our hgmnnaM 

polttoulu) 21 hounnolle* A _ _ 

9.00 

HOAGIE TRAYS 

INCLUDES; Mlclsut HsaflH cul 10 vour oru 

tram loin M (Syr mm—no aMIiint), Tir 

ChHH, Turkey Brant 1 CMHa, RM. Mall, 

14 nsyn notice. 

DIFFERENT SANDWICH 

SPECIAL , 

IViHYOAY 

EAT-IN 

NorthEtit Cunw I 

OfSttiAWMt ' 

J 2.99 

MOO 

ference at the Music Pier, the 

threesome was honored by 

autographs and tailing with 

spectators. 

The top tote fldaoen In 

each category for the regatta 

Heavyweight — Ron 

Thompson, Mtte Pinto and 

Chris CaldwelL 

Ughtwelght - John 

Plssant, Paul Imperato and 

Sean Scarborough. 

— Mima B«rwl«ll 

Bonnie Van Scriver and 

Mlchal CaldwelL 

Opea—BOlDeGeorge, Tim 

Murphy and Pat Walsh. 

Between « and 10 thousand 

people attended the two-day 

affair as over 100 entrants 

iiiiiiLaLiui 

Nearly £ freckled eon- 

* ants participated In what 

deemed by Judges u a 

age category, contestants 

were Judged for the most 

In the 1-6 year old group, 

Samantha Uadagna of 

PhUadelpbu), Pa. took toq 

honors. Thomas Mason of 

Sycrause, N.V. followed with 

a nmnerup award Bridget 

Rafferty of Philadelphia 

captured second and Jennifer 

Madagna walked away with 

Ihirdprije. 

Richard Marchese of 

P. t 

onoto DV pntr Nua**rttn 

Brian Creswell of Pottstown work! on his wtaning 

entry in the Statue of Liberty sculpting contest 

on the beach. 

then-Mayor Jack Blttner and slogan New Jentey and You. 

Victoria Schmidt, director of "We'd like to welcome our Wunamstown received first John, to take second place. Finishing in third was Amy 

tourism for the state of New visitors from across the place for overall freckles inFrank 

Rafferty of Horan of GlenoUen, Pa, 

Jersey. 

Atlantic We are very proud of the 740 year old category. PhfladeipWa fofiowed in third In the adult dMnon, Janet 

Blttner presented each of them and it to a Ug thrill for Returning winner, place. 

Salomone took first place. 

the three sailors a Piece of the Ocean City to be part of this Christopher Barthehnas of In the 11-H year old group, Cynthia Marchese of 

Boardwalk engraved with 

OOBtn Qtsf tettredwltii a Ashlelgh Malllns of Lan- Wllllamatown followed in 

their name and Uberte de After presentations and nnnerup award. Stephen denberg, Pa., received the top second whlIeraaineTMft»on« 

TXmex. turn U and 29. 198S 

Hart pulled away from Us award. Dana Robinson Syracuse, N.Y. captured 

Schmidt gave them each a pin Jersey School of Baton brothers. Christopher and finished with a close second. third. 

with the Statue's crown naneers and the Hula Babies, 

i flags. She also "It was a very long trip and 

Commerce president Elsie presented them with a bronze our beat time mi seeing i«i 

Gillespie; Mis Ocean Qty, plaque bearing the state in Quadalupe and Miami," 

Owen Goldberg; Mirk Solfer, 

Peyron said. "We watt M 

city director of Public nxnnM.cn 

Relations, and Rochelle HENRV HONORED 

days y wiaout leelng g land and 

Bersteln, dressed as theBY 

COLLEGE 

had almost no contacts with 

broke to second night The 

SANDWICH TRAVS 

INCLUDES RHIt lit* (prepirM infl ceokH frtili 

dally in our awn (uicMr thus!. Ham, Ham t. CM(H, 

turuy truiti earnM e«(. cimu pnpina on WHIM, 

Rn and whan Wmat Inad and aafniihea, 

24 hsun net i». 

$ 

2,75 

CHILLED FRUIT 

IN WATERMELON BASKET 

V(rl«nMM trulu In uatoo patot aBBni, Is, 14 houri 

DIFFERENT HOAGIE 

SPECIALS 

EVERYDAY 

DIAL 399-7680 

MON.-SAT. 

'36.00 

M.98 

TAKe-OUT 

lASY 

11SM4 Aibury An., Octin City, N.J. DM 399-1343 

|. PMMrinfi Mm* BMI, Lamb, Pork. Veal, Chicken, 

Qualtly IMleattntii, Produce, Orocerlei. 

HEW MNMH MUM: MM.HIM, 8-7:30 • HL t SAT, M 

Boyar's Famous 

Extra Lean 

JULY 4th BARBECUE SPETACULAR SALE!! 

PTICM Efhcttw TIN. Jury 1st, thru Mon. July 7th 

BALLPARK 

g a Russian tanker." 

where she recently completed After a few brief remarks, 

a term as president of thefee 

men fielded questions 

college student government from the audience before 

association. She was beading to thdr hotel for 

presented a plaque for barsome 

rest 

dedication and achievement TV trio left for Uberty 

Mrs. Vince Mollo of Sea Isle 

to the weekend's windrarflng 

regatta festivities, 1110101 

O C E A N C I T Y 

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CALL 399-3343 

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• . 

pMta by Ptttf nU^Hntn 

Frenchman Stephane Peyron receives a Use from one of the Hula 

Babies shortly after landing on Ocean City's beach. He and his partner, 

Alain Pichavant, standing, crossed the Atlantic unescorted on a specialty 

designed tandem sailboard. \ ' 

(609)927-1489 

EDS LOCK SERVICE 

MASTBH KIVINB. CYLINDERS CHANGED 

HOME « BUSINESS INSTALLATIONS AND RepAins 

SAFE COMBINATIONS CHANGED 

Serving OtMti CHy • Sgmn Point Ana 

•SWARD H. FUSES, JR., Owmn COMPLttl MMu SHOP 

DAUGHTER, SON, 

TWINS FOR FAMILIES 

Three area famlUei 

welcoined new arttvali at 

Burdette Tomlln Manorial 

Hospital: Joseph and 

Marianne (Tecce) Hallas at 

SmafflB, a daughter, April 1»; 

Richard and Sam (Cter) 

McCorkle of Ocean View, a 

ion. May 7; and Frank and 

Bmrly (FithUn) Hayes of 

Ocean City, twin duuhtera, 

MayS. -^—«* 

WOODS AGENCY 

WESLEY AT NORTH 

6093980200 

Pictures from an artistic pie-eating contest See 

Page 19 

'••., j -,i, • • pmpaiiifieflBfSiiian 

•Hie Fourth of Julyftfeworks display brought hordeMf people to 

jhe boardwalk Friday night, above, while, below, pefple flock to 

"iche beaches to enjoy the sun and the cool ocean waMfthe rest of 

* ê weekend. Beach tag Mies wfre up 20 percent am tart ywr's 

July 4 hoUday whUe the fireworks display received^ "real goo|, 

turnout" according to Ocean City PubUciRelatlons 

••Soiter, ."•.'..,". ' \ -, fy 

Petition drive underway 

i|ic Asbujy Avenue trolley 

106th Year, Number 18 Ocean City, N.J. 08226 Tuesday, July 8.1986 One Section Price 30" (809) 399-5411 

^ 

BOAG AND 'SONS •»r achoot vWettowas unavaOibte at rTTrf"T 

UhrarytaaaMlUontooTetermlnlngaslte 

for the complex. 

A committee Including representatives 

of the three organliations and 

Council members Jeanne Clunn and 

Mark Vldetto have recommended plans 

Delay seen 

removing 

old rails 

Although dry offlcMa were optimiatlc 

about receiving ajwval to remove the 

tracks ODV Haven Avenue betandMthsffeetibacklnMaKto, 

TermMf the tali were univauahto 

presstima yesterday as were City 

SoMto Gerald JÔoKona,- * "* 

TVansit officials. • • 

tan thertato Department of Transportation, 

NJ Transit may be reluctant 

to relinquish its right-of-way because of 

flie possibility the rail Uttk may be n> 

esUbllshed through Ocean City 

th ^ 

Ctty Council was expected to engaged 

discussloo tonight (Tuesday at 7:30) 

over who would be responsible for the 

replacement of the tracks if removal 

win permitted. 

For at least the put year, the city has 

actively sought permission to remove 

the tracks over which no trains have run 

atoce 1878. The dty would like to correct 

drainage problem* associated whit the 

raised railroad embankment, dear the 

•an mt ittkafa Mma «R* nailbul xd 

forbicylces. 

Hred grants firm said there appeared 

Wesley Avenue School—Iran which the 

Am Center hud been evicted - with 

outside funding •ources. 

The Center was evicted In September 

Vidttte. wholnltaUr .upported Ua StaTtffi 

proposal of preserving the tnriHiMie- tmfij 

century building, had remarked the triplex 

biue deserved a united Councfl effort: ft the 

"Let's take a step in getting an ar- chttect may 

chitocttogetabajlparkflgure(onanew jheconstrod 

Vacationers pouring into Ocean aty for the hoUday weekend from Garden Kate Parkway exit 

3« caused a traffic jam Saturday on Laurel Drive which extended back to Parkway mile marker 

34, according to police. , ' 

f • ' ''' 

By miles ^ 

Traffic easing efforts fall short 

SOMERS POINT ~ PoUce Chief Or- Although the final results of the car the backup problem he said. 

tersections of Route 9 and MacArthur seem very benefldaL" remained at the location tor 

he state was^wilUng to ac- 

fautd to east traffic flow problems on pared with the traffic flows of a normtl That's aH the ttme It took for the ofte 

the dry's request if the dtyUurel 

Drive. weekend In order to nieh a final fleers to nanse their effort* weren't 

HI •aid the experiment, which was determination. . 

aâfHy;mt to-ttiWim and the a^d to dtaeaji a nqutit byOeaiB inttijice to^pfaanBel Bridle and m tacaiiitthiflowlinUi|»rtd*u1.Ateioit 

aerTtoe was CTirtalted Immediately. '^diWiaêratoplaoia *HmWm LaurtlDrhâettrmlaetheioJnmeef ifllofthitiimcttaviUontoMKArthur 

^m*m,'^}MpM&f*kmi «îtoofthtlofnirantaaliWlttr, traffle flow between the twoanai. ^Boultvard to Ocean City which contlnu* 

Asbury Av«nue s^ Including aome^ I,,.,., iUtim o. #f##i ; l 

Concerned atbens of Laurel Drhre 

Mathls said the hope that traffic would Association. • 

to Conncil nrfifwoinff w& ttafflu 

be posted during busy periods oa 

^ 

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PA« 

PAGE 2 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER ofcEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, JULVt. 

Ocean City's in a great spot for selling cars 

OH 

to 

i 

ByPAUI^W.8CHWENK 

sui 

us ucense tag, tootles along 

solicitor assumes a wistful for the National Railway 

Senttnel-Lwlger 

mi 

Aabury Avenue, inakes a 

look revealing the rumpled Historical Society Con- 

Corrwpondent 

to right at 8th, another at ** The geography of the ana is pretty unique... » 

suit, the kid back, pipevention, Another time, four, 

I 

Central and pulls into a 

between-the-teeth look. "The year-old Lb Garrett, with the 

This story lan't an ei- 

Pe 

parking slot behind the First anyone would wish to in- 

old time family lawyer is 

traordlnary one. It doesn't 

to 

FidelUy Bank building. Out of 

respected the authority aj)d sylvania Railroad came in derk for attorneys, a lot of 

help of her parents, enterview 

him, He has 

almost gone," he explain, 

praise a particular aspect of a 

tvi 

fte VW emerges a sleepy- 

values taught to Mm by bisthrough 

Sea Isle and stopped times you had to pay ten. 

tertained friends at her bir- 

speculated that he will be 

"You can't do#verymuig any 

person's career. Nor does' it 

m 

eyed six-footer who bean a 

family, lives them day to day at 55th Street. So my grand- Nowadays you can still dark, 

thday party on • train ride 

answering factual questions 

more." 

highlight an unusual hobby or certain resemblance to actor 

and is passing them an to hisfatter 

walked two blocks to tat you don't have to do It" 

from Ocean City to Tuekahoe. 

concerning'his business, on 

Along with his law practice, 

HUnt It's mart of in outline 

joi 

Walter Matthau. 

children. 

hta house." 

Tin hands-on experience of 

Laments Garrett, "we would 

what belongs to or what he 

Oarrett has quietly given time 

n on an Ocean City resident who Dressed In either a dark or 

Here Is someone whose Garrett'a parents pur- a law Bin mi something not 

have kept that up but they 

does In hta span time. And 

and expertise to the com- 

hu Uvtd by certain traditions seersucker .ult, depending on 

sense of humor has «n offbeat chased a home In the south acquired from books In • 

took all the trains off." 

when he answers queries that 

munity. He is active In Us 

• 

and values that are se«n as so OM season, and with briefcase 

Savor to it which Isn't tasty end, too. "That's where we classroom. Garrett learned to 

Oarrett's law office Is 

weren't expected, he reveals 

church. He hu presided over 

much piffle by others 

uPI 

in band, Robert Fletcher Y. 

captured on paper. 

spent spring, summer and prepare lap! documents and 

devoid of most of the railroid 

no startling discoveries or 

fee now-named Cedar Beach 

nowadays. 

Gtrrett ni heads Into the 

Even with the advantages fall," he notes. On Sundays, contract* and researched 

bits and pieces mat hafe 

hidden feelings. 

avic Association, the Rotary 

This person's photo may bank building entrance, 

of upbringing and education, the family attended the Union cases for his superiors. 

found their way to shelter 

That Is good. Because It 

Oub and the Cultural Arts 

rarely grace the front page 4 boards the elevator and 

Garrett never has talked Chapel by the Sea. Father, Eventually, Garrett was hired 

through the yean. He daugi 

bolsters the Initial premise 

Center. He is solicitor for both 

a newspaper, but he's worth arrives at Us fourth floor 

down to anyone. In themen 

father and son served as by Judys French Loveland 

bis wife, Mary, arrived at the 

Out here Is a contributor to 

the Sea Isle and Dennis 

writing about because ^ well, offices In the law firm of 

professional and In the per- trustees for the church and and today (Mb a groat ad- 

office one day to cart all the 

the community, one of the 

Township boards of 

he's basically a nice guy and a Loveland. Garrett and 

son, the desire to do what Is today Oarrett continues to miration for his mentor. "I 

accumulated paraphenalli Ocean Pontiac Cadillac business manager Joe 

many unsung "good guys" we 

Education. At one time he 

respectable fellow. Russell. 

right, without fanfare or carry on the tradition. mean," he states, "I was a kid 

home, but he is the first to one of the features of a car to a customer. 

aU know, who may never be 

represented the Ocean aty 

About 9:30 on weekday Bob Garrett, who la a very 

publicity, is foremost In hij Although Bob Garrett m fresh out of law school and he 

acknowledge, "It was getting 

presented with the "Cltiiart of 

Housing Authority, but 

mornings, a white VW con- modest person, sincerely 

behavior. 

doens't think he was was a man In his TO's," 

too Junky." A few Items 

fl» Year" award, but who 

decided to withdraw from that 

vertible "bug," wtthfKG.8 on cannot comprehend why 

Actually he fits the especially Influenced by his Presently, Oarrett Is the 

remain. One is a spike. 

deserves it Just the same. 

position when a possible 

description of the smalltown father. It is difficult to dismiss moat senior of four attorneys 

Another is a Uny toy engine 

A summation of Bob 

conflict of Interest situation 

lawyer In personality, one similarities what may have In the law firm now titled 

that Oarrett picks up anil 

Garrett may sound like this: 

•rose after fellow attorney 

who would rather lean back In led to choices in life that he Loveland, Oarrett and 

plays with on occasion. 

CCEAN CITY He believes In the practice 

and business associate 

a battered chair by an ancient has made. 

Russell. He specializes In real 

"When I get frustrated I wind 

and the philosophy of the law, 

Richard Russell accepted an 

wood stove and have a chat Robert Y. Oarrett n was a estate and estates law, which 

up my tain," he admits. 

HAIR f AStUONS is happily married to an 

appointment as the city's 

wltt old friends. The back- graduate of Bucknell and athe 

claims he more or less 

Possibly he ended up 

1247 West Avenue, Ocean City {At 

equally modest and appealing 

municipal Judge. 

IrMNIIil 

woods of Maine has In- one time had sincere drifted into throughout his 

winding that toy train when be 

Welcome Susan Fullmer 

lady, is Justifiably proud of his 

Phent 399 9493 

fluenced his demeanor and he aspirations to go on to lawyears 

of practice. He admits Oarrett may have held packed three young daughters 

three bright and pretty really to who he appears to be. school. However, family to a fascination for his chosen fleeting political hopes In the and a wife in the family 

SENIOR CITIZENS sehoolage daughters and gets Bora In 1937, Oarrett is a financial difficulties forced career. Says Garrett, "What I past and be was very active In station wagon, hepped In and 

along well with his In-laws. 

10% Off . 

fourth generation native of htm to abandon plan for do Is not what moat people the local Republican Club. took off fog a short vacation 

So far, reader, the word 

On 140, perm wave 

Haddonfleld From his early continuing hta studies and he picture lawyers as doing. Typically, though, rather than only to reach his destlnatltn el 

AlSirvlsii 

extraordinary may not seem days he has bean subtly entered Into a banking career, They picture lawyers In court, create friction with former and discover that he had liMl 

to fit, but read on; Robert 

We're a Hair Can Ctnimr tor the Entire Family 

shaped by two environments, A comptroller at Cooper rve gravitated away from law associate Bill Hughes, for all the suitcases at home So 

Garrett grows on you. 

Man, Tuts., Wed,. Frl. ?tO4:30 » Thurt. 9to 7 • Sit, 9to4 

mat of New England and that Hospital, be later was apfeat 

The courtroom doesn't yean new a Democratic fee sidewalk. 

Here Is a man who bisof 

the seashore. Both are pointed its administrator, a fit my temperment" representative In the United A profile has beep drawn Df 

discernible in his makeup. surprise to a man who had Many situations have 

States Congress, he decided Robert F.Y. Oarrett 10. 

At first, Maine wag htalittle 

administrative ex- happened to Garrett ta his line 

wt of loyalty to be a "more While there may be nothing 

vacatlonland, but when gal perience. 

of work, both comic and silent advocate of my singularly remarkable, whin 

rationing made car travel Bob Oarrett says he, tragic, Oat have called for 

beliefs." 

the individual pieces ire 

KRISTY'S BOUTIQUE Impossible during the World himself, never stayed too aim In tense circumstances. Not everyone's home has fitted Into place, the overall k 

War H, the Oarrett family long from the thought of Onee, a client proceeded to door chimes mat sound me rather extraordinary. 

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editorials/com m ent 

Upholding the 

right image x - 

r takes work 

u 

ft The special police unit lormea recently fi> curtall 

local ordinance violations pertaining to 

_ public drinking! rowdiness and curfew violations 

seems to be off to a successful start. 

Last Friday we reported that a total of 44 persons 

had been arrested on various charges involving 

alleged violations of city codes such as 

drinking and being out after the curfew on the 

beach and boardwalk. The incidents were from 

the previous weekend only, Friday through Sunday. 

Word this week is that there were 05 arrests by 

the special unit over the Fourth of July holiday 

weekend, 

"They're doing such a tremendous job in such 

a short period of time," Police Chief Domlnick 

Longo said of the three-man unit, which came 

about just days before the new administration of 

Mayor Roy Gillian assumed office. 

We're certainly not advocating -a police state. 

However, strict adherence to long-established 

laws which are being violated to the point of 

being openly flaunted is far from what could be 

described as overzealous law enforcement. 

What we are advocating is continuation of the 

special unit until such time that those few bad 

apples who spoil it for everyone they come into 

contact with find out that In Ocean City the 

resort's motto is more than an empty slogan. 

Indeed, if Ocean City is to remain "America's 

greatest family resort" we all must do all we can 

to uphold the family traditions of decency and 

friendliness. 

Groups of unruly teenagers using foul and 

abusive language, loud-mouthed partygoers and 

boisterous people drinking alcoholic beverages 

on the public streets and beaches are not presen- 

I ting a family image. 

} Simply put, we don't welcome such behavior 

here, and if the special police unit can stamp it 

out - we're all for Its continued use, and we applaud 

their efforts and those responsible for forming 

the special unit to begin with. 

The pleasure of 

smoking vs. the 

horror of dying 

I have emphyBema and beings wish to commit suicide 

have had it for well over 30 In this manner; why not Just 

years. I don't smoke, never put fte barrel of a shotgun In 

have smoked and don't Intend your mouth and book up a 

to ever start smoking. My string to the trigger. It would 

emphysema Is of the In- be messy, granted, but 

dustrlal sort; I received it nowhere as painful u what 

from Inhaling paper dust for you will go through from 

wer 30 years In plying my smoking. 

trade of journeyman bindery If you are lucky (and I 

cutter. 

certainly pray you will be) 

No^the^ nothing 

as good or bad emphysema; if Han7e 

youhavtlt.ttatVb.dvdthe ff 

but your horrible 

uhtaM; tatamore 

weieu nnaiMi nun you go me emphysema route, 

not one whit of difference. ^ %„ cheerfuUy look far- 

AII thi« u h» »« nr o wart to yean of sheer hell 

AH uus u By way or a _•••,, ;_„ i..«..i.n 

^r.in.nniw^L^ with ever_ increasing 

ra Ing 

* ' kBot, you wiU opt for cdd 

1 love people and the fewer fcatoy and no mare smokhi. 

that die, needlessly, the Just tttak, you miy even tffl 

am. If just one person reads children graduate from 

this column and decides to >Aodl. school. iroind! 

stop the killing habit, I will be 

most happy. You see, having -- • " 

emphysema gives me an 

edge; makes no difference Tk« Onntii 

• i in i ^ BaWi n ^ 

Tuesday, July 8,1986 

(HUM W Ptl»r Micpntfton 

A couple of anglers exchange pleasantries while fishing the cove at Corson's Inlet State Park. 

Ratable ruse 

More people and buildings 

mean higher taxes 

Tho Cantinol.l nHnor «««^ «he piper must be paid sooner or Into ft 

how I got It, I speak from \[\f* oClllII 

atperience. . 

I had a most dear friend 

. 

Print** 

pHin^-ip* 

«nd PDMIHIM 

MMutit 

M UHttun 

MH« 

OnttHI Firnlly IMH 

;;Ai: :iM) ' . '.By .*':' '"•• 

TOhjiMMiiiti 

who died from 

1 , 

he carried « Unde Walker 

everywhere he went- heâd 

to since be couldn't take ooeu 

step without that machine. He 

died a moit violent and 

horrible deith. His lungi 

colkpeed on three different 

By DAVID F.MOORE A town's property taxes are When a fiscal problem gets plans for allocation of how 

Executive Director gpent« schools, solid waste, too big, there's always the and when people should oc- 

N.J. Conservation police and fin protection, county or state to take over, cupy the landscape must be 

Foundation welfare, roads and the like. The costs then never shows up based on need and the ability 

land generates little or none on the town's balance sheet If of the natural resources to 

The so-called ratable race of the need for any of these traffic gets so bad on a local support them at a level that 

which munldptl p p politicians things, g, but ppeople 

and their street that a new, , -wider p promotes a ghigh-quality q y life, 

persist it in i entering ti seems t to bildi buildings do. 

d I dd t & i If ti f l d 

roadway Is needed to m&ve it, If we retain farmland as 

me to involve fiscal wixardry, 

u The - ''.'.' * • which accompany all this growth. As with any vicious 


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Why do I jo on tbli w^tÎ' teUcrîChurch, Social........ S p.m. Tuesday I „„ 

WeD,sonie recent headunei | Classllied.Spoi^ ........... noon Wednesday I and 

of tht poUUcal fte county is asked to take open space, It's still possible 

gime, o< courte, if to keep over. The county also gets to toallowgrowthbydirectlngtt 

aABng ratabtal to itty ahead ft» w«M»lhtt; lof, mee^ Into ajeas near exlsUng 

cf the people -coitt which'}MK. fi«al>netdiiaj,toi)mj- development This In turn 

accompany «HtJjiigrowih. As eSroand; like health services, reduces the inevitablecoftii 

with any vldou» drdt, the »Ud waste or transportation, tor wads, transportation, 

piper must be ^pald aoooer or '•' ]' ''^v' *- ; "' '^ ''' •*' > ^'" v *' Sirftii^''B^Hip, polico and 

later. • • ~.^c :'0Zpr ttyoumuftrmwoitliujup^^ f^ 

' OM trouble with unbridled , lotaîûmanfc|^lrt^g nwatttJB^ sewerage, because 

where to go/ 

what to do 

r gun City trflil M MNiflur 

SPECIAL EVENtS 

Ocean City Fops Orchestra In concert on the Music 

Pier, every Sunday (free admission), Monday, Tuesday 

and Wesneday (adniiision $1). at 8 p.m. Conductor Frank 

Rugfleri. 

Sand sculpting contest an the 10th Street beach, Wednesday, 

starting I ii.ni. 

Order of Eastern Stir chapter No. m crmtt show on the 

Music Pier, Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 pan. / 

Teen dance on the Music Pier Thursday starting I pj 

Al Alberts TV Showcase on the Music Pier. Friday at 8 

p-m. 

Antique and craft show on the Music Pier, sponsored by 

ale Colony Club, Saturday B a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Polish American String Band appearing on tneMuaUj ^ 

Plar Saturday at 1 p.m. Donation $3.75 adults and $1JS K 

children under 12. S 

••*.' EXHIBITS 

Ocean City Historical Museum, 409 Wesley Av., open 

Monday through Saturday, 10 am to 4 p.m. Guides will 

explain points of Interest In each section and answer 

questions. Free admission. 

Ocean City Arta Center, 3601 Bay Av., (previously the 

Rescue Squad building) open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 

through Friday \ 9i 30 to noon on Saturday. An exhibition of 

portrait works by Robert G.SHckloonwiU be on dlsntay 

untUJulyl2. 

CARD PARTIES 

Oeean d^ ftrd dub, Monday eventaga at the gam 

Center, 7 o'clock. 

Matchpolnt Jrs. card party, 7:30 pm TuewUyi fathe 

Oonmunity Center, 18th Stwt and Slmpwo Avtnue. 

K Matchpolnt duplicate bridge game, 7:30 pjb. liatnday 

ta the Community Center, 18th Street and ampMn 

\ » W^ Pne^ 7:30 pjn. Monday to 

; praeftt the Ocean m? Rescue S|ttd-.-:.'?-:a^ PMft

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Eighth graders recognized with achievement awards 

The Ocean City Intomwdlato 

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recognltion night recently 

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the teadjari anil gueiti. from varipui , civic 

rollowijig the Introductions, organizations. Th§ following 

Alvirion pmmed awards award* were presented: 

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Our averag 

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weight loss. 80% lost 40 pounds or 

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But, even more encouraging 

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By comparison, less than 5% of 

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dJett lost #Bounds, And,-with M 

exceptions, they regain the weight 

they lose. _ V 

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M ltudent 

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The Bobby HIQir Aw«rd 

mi presented to Jennifer 

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female athlete and to Dominic 

Iannace ai the outstanding 

imle athlete. 

The American Legion 

Award was presented /to 

Nancy Good u the outstanding 

eighth grade giri and, 

to Andrew Thomas as the • 

ouUtandlng eighth gratle 

male student 

The Ocean Qty Education 

Aaodatton presented awards 

to outstanding music ttndent 

Jonathan Pedrick, outstanding 

social' studies 

student Andrew Blrardl, 

outstanding industrial arts 

student Elliabeth Qarrett, 

and ouUtandlng computer 

rtudent Phebe Dlckson. 

The Ocean City PTA 

presented awards to the 

following: Outstanding 

female communications 

student Nancy Good and 

outstanding male communications 

student John 

Hostetter. 

Alvtnon also Introduced 

fee winners of the Rotary 

prtaclpal; 

thankj to the PTA for Its 

,„,„.„, assistance that night and 

«> aw wished throughout the year, to the art 

as thev left the department for the 

school for thi decorations and centerpieces 

htftsSoST ^ ^ indtothecommuniîronBi 

Melissa Wargo gave the and todlvlduui for their gifts. 

xn. 

TUESDAY, JULY grti 

Ocean City Intermediate School presidential academic fitness av,ttri 

were presented to the above students during recent eighth grai 

recognition night. 

phots By Pitw Mtcpuja, 

Ocean City Education Association representative Virginia Megargee, 

center, presents awards to, from left, Liz Garrett for industrial arts. Andrew 

Blrardl, social studies, Phebe Dickson, computers,. and J

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PAGE 14 THE SENTINEL.LEDGEB, OCEAN CITY. N.J, TUESDAY, JULYS. 1986 

Fishing cooled as weather turned hot, but they're out there 

• This past weekend was a Thursday with minnows to C bouy and was also tuning 

hntastlc one for beachgoer* 

Bluefish are (till hanging to run that tar. Ponytatb have 

rigged on a top and bottom 

range. 

total of U blues the Hggttt of Cedar plugs trolled fast at 

• top and bottom rig, Dan 

and wBttnUlng bulb, but not 

flffihore, AC ridge itlfi been very productive, as have 

hire. Fran was fishing the 

Bob Lett* of 

which wms close to 12 pounds. the surface along with 

used a minnow. 

too good for fishermen. FJjh 

remains one of the more Hoochys and minnow plug*. 

part of Ships Channel In (rant 

hmded a 9-pound 11-ounee And now the time for weighted feather ]igs are the 

weren't biting u good at they 

As tbo water temperature productive spots with Sea Isle Han In the size range of 10 to 

of the Somers Point bayfroat 

blue this past weekend from canyon fishing has arrived. bra beat choices right now. 

lad been In the put couple of 

starts to climb we can eipect ridge running second and an U pounds are about average 

jut south of the sandbar 

the ridge. Capt. Grumpy Schoods of tuna, albacore, Baby Ponytalli, which 

weeki. 

more and more {tab token (a even better 28-mile wreck lor with the monster choppers 

point. 

Grumbeln was at the AC pota bonlto, and dolphin are usually an also hot rigs, 

and near the inlet 

The biggest problem wu 

those with boats targe enough hanging around the 28-mile 

BIH Kwnorotkl took a 4- 

when he and hla crew landed a making their way along the haven't yet taken off. Tuna 

that the tides wtn at their 

Jersey coast Yeflowfin Is the are strong and fast runners so 

pound 10 ounce flounder In the 

lowest during the hottest part 

rVwnlnpnf pirn fight DOW drags should be set property 

channel Just at the mouth of 

of the day during the warm. Broad Thorofare (Rickety 

with some small bluefIn so that if the ash does decide 

art weather that we have Bridge) Channel on Saturday 

mixed in. These fish are the to take off for the deeps dose 

bid in quite • while. Flounder using a minnow on a top and 

football slxe right now. 10 to 20 to the boat, be on run with 

were hiding In the deepest bottom rig, Several otter fish 

pounds, but as the water (he line Instead of breaking it 

parts of the channels and In in the same size range were 

warms the bigger of the Shark fishing baa slowed 

flu deepest holes they could fektn very dose to the Park- 

species will be arriving, (town considerably. Bluefish 

find. Action was best in the way bridge in the main 

probably within the next weak wind up taking most of the 

earliest parts of the day, channel this past weekend. 

or two. 

baits while the bigger sharks 

which also happened to be the Inlet fishing is starting to 

Fish have been reported at swim contently below oc- 

Ugh tide, and In the evenings pick up now, Flounder are 

Wilmington Canyon with casionally picking off a 

just before sunset. 

starting to be taken in good 

sightings at the »n>Ue wreck smaller bluefish. 

The last couple of days timbers and the average sUe 

and there are rumors of some Thats all for now Good Luck 

before the weekend was realty ta not too bad. 

as dote as 10 miles from and good fishing 

hot with fish, but the next 

snore. 

—Dave 

Capt. Lloyd "Grumpy" 

couple of days wen jut plain Grambeui aboard hla boat 

bat. 

long Story brought In a 4- 

Fran Eowalaki of Vineland pound flounder on a top and 

picked up • 4-pound 4-ounce bottom rig armed with a piece 

fluke in Ships Channel on of •quid uis Past Fourth, And 

Dan Haekalo of Somers 

Pout bagged himself an 8- 

Dpund 7 ounce fish that day Jackie and Fred Spagnolctti, consolation win- First-place winners in the mixed doubles con- 

Thomas S. also. Dan was fishing close ners in the mixed doubles tournament. 

solation are Bea and Bob Hepler, 

Moore 

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INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 

Carpeting¥ own horn, well, we must. It children, 16 grandchildren 

was two yean ago mat weand 

12 great-grandchildren 

Licensed - Ocean City 

Upholstery 

20 Y»ars Experience 

y told you of two kids who •band by three son-in-tows 

shared the phrase "I do, I do- and one daughter-in-law all 


390-3876 while the friendly with so much to be happy and 

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Here we are 62 years later 62 years. 

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Our Harold V. Bodlne 

Memorial Mixed Doubles 

Tournament was held on June 

26-27. Harold was known to 

our members as "Mr. 

Shuffleboard," because the 

game was Just about his whole 

Winners in the Harold Bodlne mixed doubles 

Once again our top life's interest Get to the court 

representative Jack in the morning, and there was 

shuffleboard tournament. 

Schneider, who has just been Harold; get to me courts late Tournament will nave Just 

In the men's division it was 

Inducted Into the Hall of in file day, and there was been completed as will the Bmld Snpplee, Bob Hepler 

Fame, took top honors In the Harold. 

New Jersey State Seashore 

U 

and Norman Rfley. 

New Jersey State Fejttvai The winners in the order of Doubles. The winners will 

Singles. In the women's finish were Bob Hartfldd with 

The Wednesday paddle 

appear In our next report game covered seven courts 

division our own Audrey Eileen Brown, Harry and Rita 

making at least seven players 

Lafferty placed third while Berehtold, Tom Jackson with The Saturday progressives rich. 

another of our Ocean CiWtes, Peggie Case and Doe Robbua were well attended with some 

Vivian Cunerd, placed top In Witt Dot Calms. 

We understand Oat Henry 

SO competitors. The winners Loper ii In the Temple 

the cxmsolaUon. We sure hold Top honors In the con- In the women's division as Hospital witt a heart problem 

solation were Bob and Bea they finished were Marie and Cliff Stengel is in Shore 

Hepler. ' 

Arbuekle, Johnette Heebie Memorial Hospital with a 

As you read this report our and Dot Cairns. 

bfirnla prohleni. 

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The Ocean City Lifeguard fee second grant, the flve- 

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WM 

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will be a one-mile swim. The contestants. .Plaques will be 

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paranel to the beach to 34th Plaques will also be awarded 

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A CRITIQUE) 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

Pops concert becomes a journey to the stars 

BYEDWBMER by a lovely Totti song 

featured by PavarotU at Wa 

Star date: 7/6/88 - San Francisco recital. I 

Captains Log observes lane regret to say that on beta 

multitude of good music occasions I mined the title. I 

fanatics In orbit around the hope that maestro Ruggiert 

aiterprialng Ocean City Pops will share the secret with me 

Orchestra and a galaxy of because Mr. Mayo'i rendition 

pint stars. 

m exceptional. 

The second week of Ocean Maya's Nmum Dorma was 

aty's summer crown Jewel, a spine tingler and he gave 

the Popi concerts, Is oneFinieull-Flnlcula 

the ily 

dazzling affair with many Jocularity that is often 

iTowd-pleasing elements. missing from other ren- 

Newooraber William Mayo ditions. 

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Dei Mel BeltonW Spirit! from a natural member of this 

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the searchers found him 

several thousand miles east of 

Salzburg. HU most excellent 

mentor, Marjorie Helmbach, 

generously ahares her 

prodigy with maestro 

Ruggieri and capped previous 

appearances by presenting 

the conductor with a doll sized 

replica of the budding 

pianlstic superstar. 

Soprano TonU Tteee unproves 

unmensely with each 

succeeding engagement with 

fce POM. Her Ah Fori E Lul, 

also from Traviata, was about 

as good a rendition as you an 

likely to hear and all her 

numbers were lung with 

Intelligent security. 

All artists must grow or 

witter on the vine. Fortunately 

for ust all of this 

week's artists are blossoming 

Alicia Simpson, Yolanda 

Plcucd and Tony Stacchlnl 

— also starred as soloists. 

Some Interesting thoughts 

passed through the space 

between my ears while 

listening, enraptured as 

usual, to young Hyon Mln Yl 

playing two movements of the 

Beethoven Piano Concerto 

No. 1 with bis usually 

prBOBc l and continually branching out 

In new and promising 

directions. 

One might make • very 

respectful suggestion. A 

lighter touch with light music 

would be welcome. Not a 

terminal case of the cutes but 

not DfQuelta Pim either. 

Brother Tom Perkins has It 

polished to perfection. The 

voice stays rich and exciting 

"ui artfitry. Perhaps but never excessively serious 

musical prodigies are chosen unless the occasion demands 

on Olympus much Uke theit 

determination of the new I wonder how some of the 

Dalai Lama on the death of performers would look in Day 

fee old. The tlbetan coun- Glo Orange Mohawks while 

tryside If scoured for signs lighting dynamite fuses 

and portents and an infant Is protruding from their leather 

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of the Dalai Lama. 

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plwtM by Sanler Studls 

Miss Night In Venice contestants for 1986 were 

guests of honor recently at a pool party held at 

the home of Nicholas J. Trofa Jr., chairman for 

the event. From left, top photo, standing: 

Deborah Stevens, Jennifer Snyder, Bethany 

Dressel, seated: Kimberly McCardeU, Shirley 

La vis and Barbara Lynn DINardo. In bottom 

photo; Standing from left: Carol Cause, Julie 

Porreca, Sara Mciyre, Marrie Howe, and 

seated. Shannon Cox and Julie Mason. 

\fnrrisnn iviim KELLNER REPORTS 

iviorrison wins n ^^^ ^ ^ 

Lucille Morrison captured 

lUttata g 

thi fourth annual "Giggle and 

Putt" tournament sponsored 

by the Ocean City Yacht Club, 

A total of 34 ladies participated 

In the tournament at 

the Ocean City Municipal Golf 

Course. They also had supper 

at the Yacht Club where the 

prizes were awarded, 

The tournament took place 

June 30. 

Marine CpL Robert 

Ml dlA *t 

Buttttt Av., Linwood,recently 

reported for duty, 

frith4th Marine Aircraft Wing, 

Willow Grove, Ft. A UttL 

graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School, and a, 

graduate of Fiagler CoUegt,: 

St. Augustine, ITi. with a 

bachelor of arts degree, nt 

Joined the Marine Corpp 

Reserves in January of Uft, 

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TPESPAY.JULY 8, 

PARKIN GRADUATES 

WITH U, DBC1REE: 

Jetfrey 8. PaiUo, un of 

Ralph E. ParUn of Ocean 

aty, graduated cum Uude 

} from St LiwnnM Unlverdty 

ta New York and received a 

bachelor of science degree in 

chemistry and biology. He 

was on the dean'a list and a 

member of Beta Beta Beta 

(he national biology honor 

society. 

THOMPSON 

EARNS DEGREE 

Tyrone D. Thompeon nan 

I among more than 400 

graduates of OlO 

Engineering ft Ma""«»ment 

Institute honored Anting 

recent commencement 

ceremonies. Son qr**ortta and 

Wayne Thompson uf Ocean 

aty, he earned i Dachelor of 

science degree in electrlol 

aigineerlng, 

photo b/ Ptrer Macphf ntm 

*.Eric Spitz proudly displays his lemon pie bow 

tie at the artistic pie eating contest at the Music 

Pies. His sculpture was good for second prize In 

the event. 

WEAVERS ANNOUNCE 

Weaver of Cedar Rapktoj^ 

Iowa, announce the birth of a 

diiighter, Abigail Kathryn, 

b*n June 24. She weighed sii 

pound*, 10 ounces and wu 

welcomed home by a brother, 

Broderlck James. Mrs. 

Weaver la the former Debra 

DfU, graduate of Ocean Qty 

High School, and the daughter 

,andMn.QprillW,DUl 

Kenneth Square, Pa., 

rly .of Ocean City, 

rnal grandparents an 

and Mrs. Bernard J. 

iver of Kenosha, Wise,, 

Philadelphia's Frelda Morse "sculpts" her pie during the artistic pie 

eating contest In front of the Music Pier Saturday. 

formerly of Ocean City. 

Greatsrandmother la Mrs. 

Johd Bt«o«wall nf MttE. Surf 

Rd, Ocean Guy. 

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ERNEST McCHESNEY 

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NOW A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF OCEAN CITY ; 

Former profeisor of slnslng at ¥*!,•, * 

S.M.U, and Manhattan School of Music 

Private Instruction 

Voice Technique and Coaching 

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Philadelphia's Kathy Cillberte poses with her 

"turtle" following the artistic pie eating contest 

on the boardwalk. 

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Mark Solfer. right. Ocean City director of public relations. Is about to 

receive a pie in the face from members of his artistic pie eating committee. 

From left, Elsie Gillespie. president of the Chamber of Commerce; 

Darlene Wicker, a student from Bloomsburg University and summer Intern 

under teller; Clint Campbell- and Dr. Walter Brasch, Bloomsburg 

University professor in charge of the school's "Beach Blanket Journalism" 

program each prepare to "cake" Soifer with Tastykake lemon 

pies, 

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Q 

bai camnktad the Infantry 

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Ocean City High School, 

OCMB aty, hi Joined the 

Marine Corpi in December. 


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STpRE REPORT 

Two famill«f tnm t&U urn 

ndmned new arrtvali at 

Bnrdette Tomlln Hoapltal: 

vaugenl and Lorraine 

(Shuraan) Ewlng, of ianm 

Point, 4MB on June 23; and 

Jon ana Karln (Driiin) 

Gansertôl Sea lale City, a 

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7:00 «nd 6:30 P.H, 

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PAGE 20 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, TUESDAY, JULY 8,1986 

High bacteria counts close backbay lagoon 

High fecal conform bao County uepartment of Health limit if 200 MPN. Back bay 

do get a high number tlut'i rain, the local police and 

even the Coast Guard," 

Street and Revere Place on following two consecutive neadays, 

the bay, to swimmers and readings June 30 and July 2 of "Th.e posting (of no 

director of the ape May per million - the acceptable accordance with the 

t, automatic closure policy," 

Kilpatriek gmdiiaw. wi(h honor, HJST^ STS 

J«uL.iUli«Mek of Ocean ano lophomort yean. She "£ S .^"wittta 

aty wai graduated with an wai a viiltlni rtudent at the tartwta "•* m to be a real danger," he ad- has organized an Intense 

dad, campaign to wan marina The county conducts 

uwueii conform count* at 10 sites 

r___ In illegal along Ocean City's back bays, 

of the elevated bacteria daeharge of "vessel wastes, said iJTimnna adding the 

counts but acknowledged the "In conjunction with tto other nine locations tested 

presence of many boats in the educational program, we ask within normal ranges. 

area. "They may have done for witnesses of Illegal In addition, the county testa 

some Dlegal discharging," to dumping to notify tto Health the collform content along the 

*"** Mid "But occasslonally we Department, the Marine oceanfront on Mondays. 

associates degree cum laude Fashion Institute of m * it, 

from tto Fashion Institute of Technology during her Junior . W 

mmmW ^«iâBBBBBBSBiJJ^BB»^ 

Technology In New York City, year under a program bet- Si i 

Fourth boosts tag 

NY. earUeV this year. ween the two schools. , ^ * • 

She will return to the ""•> 

MissKUpatriekUmajoring University of Delaware this •-~''^: 

sales by fifth 

In (whim merchandising at fall for her senior year which 

the University of Delaware will lead to a bachelors degree ,,, 

Record-getting tern- TeniparamireinlttBimldto 

where ahegDent her freshman In May 1967. Mi" 

pmturei on tte Fourth of mK m tattl Saturday and 

i . - ^ - '•-• •: July weekend bmstmi beach Sm^Si ^ ^ n^gt hUba 

OPBN7DAYS 

tag sales for the three-day ^jg to Niw J u m coast 

weekend 20 percent over sales Sunday, 

lor IMS's four-day holiday. ' MikeAlhrtght 

This tocrease can be attributed 

to the weather which 

spurred three straight days of 

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Datfllo, beach tag supervisor. 

touches on his version of the Statue of Liberty. - —- _ 

Groff captured the top priie In the adult J»t*» w " "» V^m "* •• 

category amriai u In previous yean 

1185 Ajfewy AffMH, 0MM City || 

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SOMERS POINT 

went to the beaches," Dattilo afternoon following a tw»«r Satruday. 

"Pined colMon at the Intersection of 

Dattllo also Indicates Ambler and Massachusetts 

»^n^h*mim rufnt* shatnPMtNMUmwn 

s ? ^*- «?."««*• aaiOTi iâyor Roy Gillian stands by one of several sips he had erected Wednesday to help Improve 

" WakMR - MMe ••fety along the 9th Street causeway. The city has no jurisdiction to post such signs on state 

-T—ij- > highways and the signs were removed yesterday. 

e, water pressure and 

erns 

toiwdto water cgnaeivttlon anran flow alotted tor tto "*during 

Turtday night's Cltj 

meeutfg whin dtjr 

•nt Pat UAOM an 

•oullMOd Inlet residents can expect product. It takes anoUMf six to swen 

I sewer flows as they relate 

to dtnttty have bin an Issue tore since 

dtaosataos last May Involving tto 

flwuteMyiHClpil Otmtte* Authority, the 

cott|BtyJPlannlng Board, the local 

Oommiiilooen and tto dty Planning 

6oard when tto dty was wimed It could 

He alao said thr« out of four dty 

pampi lost power from Atlantic Electric 

over Memorial Day weekend causing a 

significant lots of pressure. : 

Also a production,rw«n electrical 

•yatni "burned up" Saiprtiay, LaHoja 

Mid. It has sum b«n rebuJJt 

He indicated the cause of moit of the 

Mayor, state 

jockey over 

speed signs 

Tne Police D 

Mayor Roy G 

ByAMTTAJ.SPIBaEL 

8enttoel.L«dferSt«fl 

artment has applauded 

's effort! to highlight 

Street cau»eway by porting ui * 

veed limit reduction* along 

highway Wednesday morning. 

TaesigM were removed yerterday bat 

it m uncertain whether city or state 

work crewi took them down. 

"I support the effort! of tto mayor to 

draw attention to the htxardoua highway. 

The state has jut ben dragguig 

their feet too lceg," Police a 5 

Donunlck Longo said. "Dm end result Is 

that the mayor hai succeeded In drawteg 

attention to thU unsafe road." 

OUllan had posted signs which lowerad 

the eauwwa/i14S mph speed limit to » 

nîh. Spa Indicated tht reduced |tm|t 

would be strictly enforced. 

In addition, a sign was also erected 

dedartag "17 Urn lost on thU road." 

Police say tto traffic related d«Mtto have 

ocotrred in tto Jastseveral yean. There 

.were three thret r' dattHl laityear. 

mMm 

Stito Vnartant tf Transportation 

•pokifwoman Debbie Lawler.sald 

>«terd«y £i dty needed to make a 

1 r f 

Uon, overtto which oould Involve time consuming 

three years tto dty has Installed amidUs. "Tto signs are net legal, not 

rltoes between 40th and 80th streets approved and not enforceable,* 1 sto 

""Pirtotttoproblenj Is a very large gap 

between two of tto dty-g bur wells, 

JURoia. Mid, resulting In tto Mth Street 

and BO^preet wells hiving to cover a 

Ipt of service between ttom. 

Extended ati%mom 

AlftoughPtL Curt Dull, wto toads tto 

city's traffic safety unit, said tto dty 

made several nquetts fox road Improvement 

atudles Including one to lower 

speed limits, Uwler said sto was only 

aware of requests for aeddmt and road 

lighting studies. 

correspondence which indicated nan 

.L._^!.» MayiffavoiPS y eenti 

. Section 1, page 3 

SilODDlIlf? « Giluwn's GUlwI's beach plai plan seen more costly.,., Section l.pagelS 

TucXahoe River pollution source sought. Section 1, page 14 

Tr O « Asbestos TucKShoe uncovered River po in school 


« j - Coldren Asbestos not uncovers interested in spot here Section 1, page 18 

TUlfln^n Coldren Boat parade notinteres one week till launch ........ Section 2, page 10 

1 

A committee of represenUUvea from Show case, string band this weekend Section 1, page 11 

tto local Chamber of Commerce, nil Cedar Beach parade... Section 1, page 12; 

Section 2( page 2 

Downtown Economic Development Injuries, arrests over Fourth 


Committee, the Retail Merchants Obituaries 

.Section 1, page 8 

Aisociationandttoclty Public Relations 

Department are trying to encourage 

. local merchants tokeep their (tores open 

until I o'clock on Friday nights for at 

least a alMnonth trial. 

According to a release Issued to 

I merchants requesting their signature If 

they agree to partlcippte, tto 

the extended houn li to establish Ocean 

aty as a vUble shopping district In tto 

"Our mercnants and other buslnesi 

people In Ocean City should be aware 

that wilhaUtto new perimeter shopping 

*'-areas springing up m Upper TvwBfhto 

•nd the Atlantic r- 1 - ~ ' ^^ 

taclndiaa banks, retail flatabUshmenta 

'» and Other service land professional 

wDl depend solely on the retldenti of - 

Ocean Citv who do hot choaantnihmnnt • 

of town BUM we do something drastic 

to eocourmge shopper to come tore," , 

the release said. "We ask that each of 

' you give up'a tow houn of your turn ' 

Frldsyevel^tolielprourbDitoeasand , 

,-ouf business community td again 

^bMome a vtable shopping area, otothit I 

wfll encourage peoplem stop Ocean -, - 

AtinaiMto mwrhanU 

MM 

was a certain unempteaeulallon of 

ni^^mi SOQQsM^B IBHSQIDK I^^^W'^HBL 

nlght-tline and wtt-«arface IncMsntC^ 

UMu said • T n j : 

An Investigation of the roa/ 

rig 

along a curve an the causeway from # 

8 mph U underway, saldLawlw 1 " 

ata was uocotaln of tto ccm| 

Bowttw, Dull aaU to recalls aendtnf 

teti«rftottoitatalaityearreq«ai5» 

(Pleaaeterntopapjll) 

Downtown 

trolley by | 

Tto 

trUl period June 18 to July » 

aborted W M* Adtltai of 

•"-- due to exceathre ainpiaiati 

mrrtct wal dua to MnplainU by 

pnvma 01 meuvonuartn now Bnnvj| 

b t ^ k t o h l l V 

u o f tltedfer. 

"SlxtjM^Dtwent of our ridtn are tl 

ming nua wnn na ont tnea tns 

ojMsdsnMtni, 

nsxama IOT tna uiivm and 

Howevar.Bob Taylor, 

R t a i t l) dt ^ , Aal tgi JNlo o 

bMUMM peopla on Artnry AranU - 

some open as eartyas 7:80 am - «y«r 

•w a trolley an tto Saturday Adalfasl 

dahna they ran. 

After (tismsajng tto problMii, tto tits * 

ridel agreed a third trcUay serving t^l 

buslneas area ai well as tto route ttehro 

current trolleys serve could to Instituted. 

• early M next week provided enough 

public tntereit la ralaei 

"Wa'D run an additional troUey if tht 

people want it," AdtUnl said. "Wi wO 

pat a trolley hick on Asbury Ai 

tto public wants It, not just for a f«w 

merctonU." to added. ; 

(Please turn to pap 10) 

m'lP

If* i 

PAGE | - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, JULY 11,1986 

The Savings are for you — The welcome is for our new neighbors! 

Kayser" 

Satin Sleep Shirts 

$19.tf 

Save on these sensuous 

satin [acquard sleep shirts 

in pink or pearl drop for 

S-AA-L. Regularly $34,00 

Linlirla Met. 

JUNIOR MANIA! 

Save 20%-50%on 

our entire summer clothes 

collection in the Junior department. 

Save on tops, lams and skirts from 

Organically Grown* , Bobbie 

Brooks' and Cherokee 11 for sizes 

5-13. Reg, $9,99 to MO.O0 

SALE $7.99 to $30.00 

Love Seat Sale 25% - 50% Off 

Save on selected models of our most popular 

love seats. Come In today and choose four favorite style 

And color. FREE delivery and set up In your home. 

• Also ask about; 2-Pc. Contemporary Sofa 

Sectional, upholstered In Herculontan tweed, 

reversible cushions. Regularly $1069 

SALE $799.00 

Patio Furniture Sale 

HAA/ S\ff our already 

XW7O VII reduced price* 

Select from VancyCrafr* 

Redwood, Baroody • Spence # , P.V.C. 

Telescope* , Crawford* , replicernent * 

cushions 

'A _ I '_'.'•' ' ' * • V^ _'_ 

Panther* 

TShirts 

Buy One - Get One Free 

You can never have enough 

T-shirts In the summer and 

these are available in white, red, 

blue, khaki 8. yellow. S-M-L 

•iMM met. (wauiiriv m.n 

RBg.$W.M t 79 

Full tii9. SALE $99. 

Queen S2W SALE H69 

J-P«. Sat 

Slack Sale 

This spectacular sale features 

the finest men's slacks from 

Haggar* , Sansabelt,* Pendleton* 

and John Weltz* for sizes 30-46. 

Come choose your favorites) 

Reg, $22.00 - $55.00 

SALE $16.50 to $41.25 

Trlmfff* 

Child's Coverall 

$4.t? 

Special purchase. Infant stretch 

terry coverall for sleep and 

play in white, maize, mint, pink, 

blue and lavender. S-AA-L. 

Regularly $7,00 

Serta® Bedding Sale 

Ortholux Supreme Elegance Supreme Perfect Sleeper 

Twin Each Piece Twin Ea. Pc, 

Accord 

Twin Ea. Pe, 

Admiral® Refrigerator 

$4*9. _ ,,, 

i • *i 

Special purchase Admiral ,A, li i 

Refrigerator Model INT1504 Aus r 

Almond,8hiy. *• A -" L ' i il w?l 

- 

'(*'' '""AV ;>\jff 

R#g.$109. § 99 

Full ti4». Sale $139 

Queen un. Sail $349. 

2Pc sat 

King tm. Salt fU». 

3 Pc, Sat 

Reg. $129. *115 

FUII ii7». Sale $155 

Quten $439. Sale $395 

2Pc.S#f. 

King t57V. Sale $S25 

, 3Pe,S#t 

• STILL IN PROGRESS • 

Christmas in July 

< 1091'- 50%'Off 

>- ' *, /-• , V 

1 Plin ahead and en|oy some < " J 

fe^^g^-M^.^'opjiwBiLYW^wj^Mi^ylr - • ^te$i 

V 

Fourth arrests 

total over 100 

The Ocean City Police 

Department during the 

Fourth of July weekend made 

over 100 «rr*st» far violation! 

of tocal ordinances Including 

public and underaged 

(Sinking, beach curfew and 

urinating In public In addition 

to several other charges, 

according to Lt. Jamei 

mum. 

The ordinance violation 

Involved 79 adnlts and » 

Juvenltea, Nlcklestald. 

The additional arrests uv 

duded chargea of dlaorderly 

SMduct, I; fighflm, 8: nolae 

violation*, 4; drunken 

driving, I; lewdneaa, 3; 

trespaasiiig,3; the(t,3; drop, 

2; oat Men of weapon 

violations, barglarv and 

malkdoua damage; and fepr 

add 

l 

Nlcklea adding five J O 

werealaoarreatedpnvariou* 

chargea Including diaorderty 

conduct, fighting and drugf.. 

There were tin S8 trafflp 

accident*. >^ 

Nlcklea wai unable to I 

provide detalla since the' 

report* hadn't been fJl«dM of 

T\wnday. 

10 hurt in holiday 

traffic mishaps 

A total of 10 people 

auitalned Injury In iewral 

acddenU during the Fourth of 

July weekend here, according 

to Ptl. Curt DuU who reported: 

George Helfrieh, M, of 

Llnwood, and his peaaengers 

Ruth HeUrlch, U, Andy 

Cohan, i, and Clara 

Giacomonai, 72, were Injured 

hi a two-car coUlitoo at tad 

Street and Wesley Avenue. 

The Mend driver, Andrew 

Adair, 18, of Radnor, Pa., who 

wu unhurt, wu Imed a 

•top dpi. 

Injured In otter mlahaps 

Sharon Baktey, 19, of Man 

aty.apasaengerlnavehicle, 

involved In an accident at 16th 

Street and Wetley Avtnuc 

Kenneth Swing, M, of 

Phlladelpnia, Pa., drivtrof a 

vehicle Involved In an accident 

at list Street and Weat 

Avenue. 

John Latwa, 10, 

Thorofare, passenger, 

of 

volved to an aeddent at M 

Street and Slmpaon Avenue. 

Bennett WaWman, », y««nkr|tMIC. 

This picture of Ilwyer Bob Oarrett taking a moment out from his practice 

to muse over his model train should have appeared with the feature 

story about him in Tuesday'e paper, which also had the wrong headline: 

'Ocean City's a great spot for selling cars.* 

[Paradise for an 

WalklkiBdays 

SetiarvMTHIIiUilwiieM! 

lint nuto Hi 11» Jnul id U» unbelievabie »549* 

,/Milling 

S Wfarii ifiyii ffpiiy 

moid id ussi wmi£f. 

A C ' H i 

s 

- 

i 

Jiilyitt. 

Z^rWA GETAWAY TWAGETAJ 

jÂWAII HAW 

Fof moiT Infotnuikm nil: 

WORLDWIDE 

TRAVaAOlNCY 

Blouse Bonanza 

50% off 

20% tO 50% 

Summer Merchandise 

•NE--S 

The Bag Room 

& Monogram Snop _ , 

CMMf IM mt Mfean, OwaaOty 

Sfalnton'sGardtn 

Shop is closed but we 

still have Ortho* lawn 

and garden supplies at 

Stupendous Savings! Come 

in today before they're gone. 

• Limited Quantities • Houstwart Dipt. 

Stainton's 

8T0 Asbury Ave. Ocean City . 399-5511 

I OPEN DAILY: 9A.M.SP.M. • FRI. UNTIL VP.M 'CLOSED SUN. ' ,r 

'' 'i j ^Stalnton'sCharoc'VISA • AAa-v • • i • r J' .'-over

PAQE 4 —SECTION am. THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. FRIDAY, JULY 11,] 

Kohlenberger and Lewis we wed 

Siuu KoUenbtrger of 

Ocean City and Justin Wade 

Lewia of Amelia Inland, FU. 

were united In marriage May 

10 at ML Venn United 

Methodist Church in 

Baltimore, Md. 

Ibe bride wore • strapless 

gown of peau taffeta. The 

fitted bodies was decorated 

with bugle beads and 

Iridescence. The wraparound 

tulip-draped skirt was 

enhanced by a side pouf at the 

waist. Sleevlets, also 

decorated with bugle beads 

and Iridescence, complemented 

tbe ensemble, 

along with petaled cocktail 

bat of Iridescence and pearls. 

She carried a bouquet of red 

and white roses. 

The matron of boner was 

Aloha! 

Ann Flanagan of Absecon, 

sister of the bride. She wore a 

one-shouldered tea-length 

gown of fuchsia peau taffeta 

with a draped bodice and 

carried an orchid bouquet. 

Bridesmaids were Linda 

Rosenberg of Miami, Fla., 

Chlny Mendez of Atlanta, Ga. 

and Tracy Gaiebe of 

Gainesville, Fla. They wore 

strapless tea-length gowns of 

black lace over taffeta, accented 

by lace stoles. Each 

carried a long-stemmed pink 

nee. 

The best man was Walter 

Lewis of Amelia Island, 

father of the groom. Ushers 

were Daryl Hlvely of Tampa, 

Fla. and Michael Flanagan of 

Absecon. They, along with the 

father of the bride, were In 

SUMMER 

CLEARANCE 

50% off orig, price 

of summer wear 

'Selected infantwear not 

included 

q 

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Hand Screened 

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Frl. 7 to 9 p.m. 

Sinlar Ciilitn 

Discount 10% oil 

•'J'pW^w 

Th* Creative Window 

E Vogue Valance 

Levolof Riviera'BHnds 

Famous Levolor 

Riviera blinds are 

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right now you get the 

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Riviera blind you buy 

absolutely free. 

Measure your windows 

now. Come In 

and take advantat of • 

this special one-time' 

bonus. 

But hurry. 

What To Do At Your Windows? 

Let us make it easy for you! 

• Verticals • Custom Draperies 

• Shades • Mini'BIInds 

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Stop worrying • Stop in •or call for 

an ln-hom« appointment at your convenience 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

Shaw heads 

Ocean City 

Rotarians 

The Ocean City Rotary dub 

held Its Installation dinner 

recently at the Atlantic City 

Country Club wbtra thaw 

officers were Installed by put 

district governor Herb 

Hecker; 

President Thomas E, Shaw, 

Firit Vice President MarUn 

L. Winner, Second Viet 

President, Richard C, 

Wngato, Steretary, Joseph 

W, Hartman, Treasurer 

Kenneth W, Moore and 

SerReant-at-Arms William R 

Mauer 

William Workman was 

presented with a Paul Harris 

Award and Joseph Talese 

received the Oiborne 

Nicholion Award, 

• Somers Point • 

AUCTION 

By Demand 

Qrdgf ed fg liquidate 6y secured party 

STOCK CONSISTING OF HANDMADE 

PERSIAN & ISLAMIC CARPETS 

meiygmg Afea Russ & Runner* 

to be Auctioned piece by piece id me higheit 

bidder, t§ %gfi$ty iiffdifeFisf f stall? uniiqyiS 

Wholesale Impart Company 

Stock Includes; TABRIZ, KASHAN, BOKHARA. 

GUM, KULA, AFGHAN, CHINESE SILK, 

KASHMIR, SILK HIRlKi, ISLAMA BAB 

ANDMANY OTHERS 

At SAND'S BHEATE DAY COUMTRY CLUB 

Somert Point 

901 Miyi Lidding M. (Hi. 559) Niil To BmM by Villji 

WEDNESDAY•JULY 23 

Z AUCTIONS 

1st Auction 4 p.m. • 2nd Auction 8 p.m. 

Viewing from 3 F.M. 

Contracted Liquidators: Fidelity Auctioneers 

TIBMS: GASH/CHiCK/ViSA/MC/AMlX 

(101) 244-5334 

TERRA MAR PLAZA 

900 Tilton Road 

NBrthMM.N.J. 

645-3320 

COTTON 

Ladies' & Men's 

Cbtioti Sweaters 

Illun Nnl Inrludr Hair IlrnMJ 

Rotary Club's newl^ installed officers are from left, Marty YVismcr, 

Herb Hecker installing officer, Tom Shaw and Richard Wingate following 

ceremony at Atlantic City Country Club, 

Direct Factory 

Sweater Outlet 

"WE ARM THE 

MANUFACTURER" 

STONE HARBOR MALL 

96th SI. Entrance (Rear) 

97th SI. Entrance (Front) 

i, 368-3164 

Summer Sizzler 

SALE! 

Friday, July lith 

2O9bQFF 

Regular Prices 

Swimwear. - Walk Shorts 

Slacks - Knit Sport Shirts 

Dress Shirts - Tennis Wear 

Sport Coats - Sweaters 

Outerwear 

Sale Does Not Include., 

Jams, Mr. Terri Itei^s 

Belts • Hosiery ' 

Vying for Miss Teen title 

Joyceann Monteleone. sored by: Berger Realty, 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Chevrolet & 

William J. Snlmp of Upper Oldsmobtle, ' The title 

Township will be competing Company of Jersey, VFW 

for the tit|e of Miss Teen of Poit 8B80, Ocean City, 

New Jersey in Somerset July Foglio'i Contemporary 

U-U. 

Carpet, Jeffers Florist $ 

MM Ten of New Jersey Greenhouse, Mr. and Mm. 

will win an all-expense paid Dennis M. Egan, Mr. and 

trip to the Miss Teen of Mrs. William J, Rogers and 

America Pageant, a 11,000 FredBertlnl. 

cash scholarship and other 

awards. 

Miss Monteleone is spon- 

This year the official 

pageant charity is United 

Cerebral Palsy and 

the RED GERANIUM II 

Brass»Crysfai«Jewe!ry«Cards 

Nautical Ittms'SEA CANDLES 

SALE 

10% off 

Entire Selection 

Napkins, Placemats, 

Aprons, Pfltholders 

—featuring— 

Dolls by Pauline 

Gund 

"A Browsing Experience" 

854 Asbury Ave., Ocean City398-:jfi68 

Nordman heads club 

Marie Nordman of Some 

Point wai Installed •• 

preddent of the Green Thumb 

Garden Club during the «nntal 

covered-dUh imtallatlra 

dinner at the Senior OUiens 

building. 

Other officer! imUlled 

were Marie Sell, vice 

president; Nett Phillip*, 

recording secretary; Rebecca 

Anderson, corresponding 

secretaxy; Florence 

Donaldson, treasurer. 

Outgoing president VI 

McKennett was thanked for 

her services to the club and 

presented with a gift, 

Nordman appointed these 

committee chairmen; 

membership, Lorie HindJcllffe; 

budget, Nett Phillips 

and Rebecca Anderson; 

cheer, Florence Derr; her* 

fleutture, Marian Long and 

QumeUa James; historian, 

Frances Ratcllffe, telephone. 

Joyceann Monteleone 

dictates are currently raising 

money with a scavenger hunt 

event In which they hope to 

earn 110,000. 

Production rehearsals, 

Judging activities and other 

pageant events lead up to the 

Mas Teen of New Jersey 

Pageant finals 5 p.m. Sunday, 

at the Nicholas Music Center 

on the Douglass College 

campus. 

SUMMER CAMP 

3 Sessions 

Each session is two weeks, Monday through Friday, 

and runs from 9:00 a.m. to42 Noon daily 

•*»** AM groups are: 3 toiytWi anlwwts Vrs. 

51S3ION Îmagination" 

Joly 14th to July 25th Field Trip- Story Book Land 

•QUALIFIED ADULT COUNSELORS" 

-— WE ALSO OFFER. ,— 

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COURTS 

ft OCEAN CITY 

VT;COIVIIVIUNITY 

^ * ^ ' CALL FOR FURTHIR 

SIMPSON AVI. & 18th STREET 

SWIMMING, 

LESSONS 

"NIGHT IN VENICE" 

CENTER 

INFORAAATION 

398-6900 

DECORATIONS 

For HOME, LAWN, & BOAT c&utoor & outdoor) 

• Streamers • Pennants • Banners • 

• Fringe in Vinyl, PVC, Mylar, Metallic, Crepe 

• Mylar Curtains, Drops, Rolls, Sheets 

BALLOONS 

•Latex from 9" to 40" 

• Mylars-55 styles , , , f 

• Outdoor Balloons from 40" to 8 ft. 

• Promotional Balloons, Hot Air Shapes, -- 

Blimps and Spheres 

f Custom Balloons & Shapes • Helium Tanks > '• 

• 3ft. Mylars • Shamrocks, Hurts, Stars, Ciitles 

We have 20 in-house themes "' 

available for your party, home & boat 

Evelyn Divtl, VI Maion, 

Laura Johnston and Florence 

Donaldson; program, Linda 

Keyser MarUn Wescott and 

Peg Garry; ways and means, 

Carol JUvonen; war service, 

Gail Kitten, Therapy, 

Florence Donaldson and 

Frances Ratcllffe. 

Toe tables wen decorated 

with arrangements of roses 

and various kinds of tea 

shells. Individual favors and 

.handmade place cards 

carried out the sea theme. 

Robert Stabler i 

Seminarian 

in the fall 

Robot J. Stabler received a 


elementary education during 

exercises recently at Asbury 

College in Wllmore^ Ky. 

He will matriculate at 

Biblical Theological 

Seminary in Hatfleld, Pa. 

starting with the fall 

He is the son of Robert and 

Gladys Stabler of Ocean City. 

Martha Crowell 

It graduated 

and engaged 

Biartha drowell'of 

City and Havertown, 

graduated from Lankenau 

School of Nursuig, Pennsylvania 

in June. 

Miss Crowell bag also 

become engaged to Donald T. 

Conner of Bay Shore Drive, 

Ocean City, and Havertown, 

Pa. 

riTNlil CLU• 

FRIDAY, JULY 11,1986 

Thomas J. Innocente 

Graduates from FBI Academy 

Thomas J, Innocente, a 

member of the New Jersey 

Sate Police force, recently 

was graduated from the FBI 

National Academy In 

Quantlco, Va. 

Innocente, an Ocean City 

High School graduate and 

resident of Somers Point, was 

a sergeant in the state poHctf • 

force prior to entering tne^ 

Academy. 

We 145th graduating daa,' 

represented 48 states alon$ 

with 11 foreign nations, five 

US military organizations and 

several U.S. possessions. 

Raincsuk honored 

by school board 

Retired U. OoL William L. 

Raincsuk, a 1948 graduate of 

Ocean City High School, 

received the Llnwood'i 

Outstanding Citizen of the 

Year during the annual 

spring dance sponsored by the 

Unwood Board of Recreation 

at the Unwood Country Club. 

Raincsuk la preparing for 

his lith year of coaching for "'" 

the linwood rtntten. Be to tavi ** 

hud coach of the Unwood 

Panthers Football 

hU home in Linwood wrvlog 

m the Unwood a^ Coundl, 

four yttri is Council 

president; was involved with 

be Unwood little League, 

served on the Unwood School 

Board and fee Atlantic County 

Board of Ethics. 

Raincsuk la director of 

quality control at Lenoi China { 

in Pomona. He is a graduatej5 

of the University of Nebraska,> 

Oroaha, • 

He and 

VFW Auxiliary names chairmen: 

The Roberts-Johnson VFW 

Post 2189 Ladies Auxiliary in 

Somers Point met recently 

with Mary J. WoUtenhobne, 

president, naming chairmen 

for the 1MM7 tern. 

Named committee chairmen 

were Debbie Wallace, 

voice of democracy; Pearl 

Mrvica, ways and means and, 

ElUabeth, 


Bathing Suits Now 30% OFF 

Johnson, publicity; Jeanne, 

Haley, hospital; Florence^ 

Nugent, legislature and 

poppy! Simone Gilbert,, 4 

safety; Henrietta Gilbert,:. 

Americanism; Nancy 

Summerville, rehabOitaUon; .. 

Sara Hefferman, community^ 

service; Ann Martin, national;. 

home, and Lola Ewing, < 

Bike^thon is set for Del 11 

812AtbUfyAva. , (609)399-1670 

St. Jude Children's athon in Ocean City on Oct 4. *; § 

Research Hospital officials This ride will raise funds to 5 

have announced that Doris support the hospital's battle -. 

MnTifaiii and Audrey Kranich -"-'—* g «>•"-"—J childhood cancer -—•——J and,. i 

will chair the hospital's annual 

"Wheels for Ufa" bflte- 

other Illnesses being studied^ 

fcere. a 

Founded In 1962 by en-^ 

tertalner Danny Thomas, fit. •' 

Jude Hospital has become the!' 

world's largest center for the K 

study of childhood cancer, K 

and la the only lnsUtuUon;i 

dedicated solely to the-; 

treatment and study ofT 

catastrophic childhood ;• 

diseases. The Hospital is nonsectarian 

and Inter-racial, 

• • ' • 


BRING RESULTS 

SHARP 

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$99500 

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JALLYAUTOMATICOPERAiTION, 

HOME OB OPHCI 

_« , efcsrsi &r MniSf-Studio 

Chris Cantera, left, presents Pat Harris with a 

check for flOOto benefit the Ocean City Arti Center 

building fund. The money was railed during 

the Dream Makers *86 musical revue on the 

Music Pier to salute Lady Liberty. A $200 check 

was also presented to Margaret Toner, below, 

principal of the OFean City Primary School by 

Natalie and Emily Park, right. 

Receives four awards 

Lynn Brophy, vice 

^president of the 1986 

graduating class of Ocean 

Oty High School, received 

four honors during the annual 

awards program in June. 

She received a 1100 

scholarship for four ytan 

from the Ocean City Tabernacle 

Association, 1500 from 

the Ocean City PTA, the f»Q 

Imbesi Memorial scholarship 

and the |150 citizenship award 

Mfrom the American 

Âssoci Association of 

sons. 

Miss Brophy wffl attend 

Rutgers University In the fall. 

f, Hrs: 10a.m,^p.in 

# 7 Days a Week 

7 Days a W 

Sandi Palombo prop 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGB 7 — SECTION ONE* 

Raymond Fryer, center, of the board of directors of the New York 

Statue of Liberty Foundation, accepts a check from the Dream Makers 

*86 troupe during recent perfortnance at Resorts International. 

Lynn Brophy 

spms 

McKinley awarded 

sabbatical 

Somerset County College Beach Patrol. 

Dr. Alfred W. "Bud" Dr. McKlnely will be 

McKinley, associate relieved of his teaching 

professor of history and responsibilities to pursue 

fXM HIM un ic^fitif?nfl. is sits of several projects relevant to 

three faculty sabbaticals Ms academic responsibilities 

awarded for the academic at the college. Ms activities 

year 1986-87. 

will include an internship In 

Dr. McKinley resides with communications at WNEW- 

Ha wife, Dr. Kathleen Daley TV Channel 8 in New York 

of Cabrtni College, and hisaty. 

He will also be working 

daughter, Kate, at 810 tad with the national director of 

Street In Ocean City. He is a training g for the fl 

beach lieutenant Airing the 

and d consulting li services of the 

summer with the Ocean City 

accounting firm of Coopers 

REPUBLICAN CLUB and Lybrand. 

BAKE SALE JULY a Prof. McKinley will also be 

The women of the Peoples collaborating on a com- 

Republican dub la Upper munications test book on 

Township will hold its third presentation skills for 

annual bake Hue, starting at 9 business and the professions 

am. Saturday, July 12 on the with Dr. Daniel Machon of the 

sidewalk In front of Super English Department at In>; 

Liquors, Roosevelt Blvd., maculata College in Fruer, 

Marmora. 

Pa. 

LOWER MERION 

REUNION NOV. 1 

Lower Merlon High School, 

Ardmore, Pa,, class of 1946 

will hold a reunion Nov. 1 and 

2. Any classmate In this area 

that has not received Information 

should contact 

Jean Peters, 18 Station Av., 

Berwyn, Pa. 19312. 

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Locals helped restore Statue 

Local citiiens and local 

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During a musical «• 

tnvaganta, Sal Amorello's 

"Sahitoto lady liberty" was 

performed by Dream Makers 

"86 throughout the Jersey 

Shore. Proceeds from the 

pertaMtneei went to restore 

the Statue. 

Raymond Friar, who 

presides on the Statue of 

liberty's board of directors, 

ni on hand at the show's 

performance at Resorts International 

recently to accept 

the troupe's donation. 

The cut of Dream Makers 

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PAGE g — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEIULEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Obituaries 

Marguerite Patton; was 

longtime summer resident 

DRESHER, Pa. -Marguerites. Lytle Patton, formerly of 

Oamanbmn, Pa. died July J at her raaUenee. 

A tamer member of the FM Pwebyterian Ctajsh in 

Ocean City, Mrs. Pmtton, with her tenter late htMband 

Robert Vftia, was a longtime summer nttrknt at the ibpra. 

For, many years she also Mrted on tilt board of managan 

tor the SeaUde Home tn Cape May. 

Surviving are two daughters, Mary Jane Etrii of Wayne, 

Pa. and Marguerite Ijrth of Philadelphia; and too pud- 

Burial wit private In Arlington Cemetery, Drawl Hin, Pa. 

A memorial service wU be held at a later date at the First 

Presbyterian Church In Germantown, Pa. 

Lillian Schweibinz; 

operated the Adene Motel 

UUan M, Schweibim, 65, of MM Bay AT. died Juh/ 8 at 

Burdette Tonlln Memorial Hoipltiu\ Cape May Court Houae. 

Bom In Philadelphia, she was a lifelong reaident of Denniivflle 

and Woodbine. 

fly owned and operated the Adene Motel on Rout* 47 In 

wttwtt Dennlsville, was • model for the school of art In 

r^tona Beach, Fla., an employee of the Saphire and PettJ 

dotting Manufacturers of Woodbine, and a correipondent 

to The Prut, The Sentingl-Ledgm; Cape May County 

Odette, and the defunct Cape Hay County Time*. 

Surviving are a sister, Dorothy Buganrti of Norttweat 

Dennliville; and three brotbers, Joseph of WoMhlne, and 

John and Richard of Petersburg. 

Mais of Christian Burial win be celebrated 10 aan. today 

at Si Caalmlr'i Roman Catholic Churcb, Woodbine Burial 

m be In the Petersburg Cemetery, Petenborg. 

Arrangements are by the Krauae-Lcgan-Evoy FunwS 

Home, MS Dabu Mre, South Dmta/ ^ ^ 

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Malcolm Russell, 7ft 

retired bank vice president 

Malcolm V. Russell, 79. of Ocean aty died July 7 at hlj 

iuna> 

Before hla retirement, Mr. Russell bad ben via president 

rf the Provident Bank, Pniladelphta. 

A longtime Ocean aty resident, he was a member of the 

SUS!^%* IW0 Vrte »» |, / ^JedltalDirector 

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Mast of Chriitlan ftnial wfflhtatUjt Bmtodarlt 

Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Burial wffl to In B 

Sepulchre Oemitery, nfladekm 'L 

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PAGEL10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, JVLV.ll.im 

Meet the Miss Night in Venice '86 contestants 

UH Night in Venice 1918 

win be crowned In coronation 

ceremonies 8 p.m. Wednesday, 

July 16 during the 

ttilennlMlon of the Ocean City 

Pops Orchestra concert on the 

Music Pier. 

The queen It chosen from 

among the 12 contestants by 

the •mount of money donated 

in her name during the weeks 

leading up to the pageant The 

winner and her court will 

reign over tbe Night In Venice 

boat parade Saturday 

evening. July 19. 

Bach contestant Is sponsored 

by an Ocean City 

business, according to 

chairman for the Miss Night 

to Venice pageant, Nicholas J, 

1MB Jr. All money raised 

through the voting process Is 

donated to the Ocean City 

Rescue Squad 

Contestant* vying for the 

crown this year are: 

Carol 

Scott-Shutt. 

408AiburyAve, 

Long 

Stemmed 

Klmberly McCardell, 20, of 

Ocean City, a graduate of the 

Art and Fashion Institute of 

Philadelphia and continuing 

her education at the 

American College of London, 

9w is i feet 7 inches tall, has 

light brown hair and green 

eyes. Sponsored by Pontlere 

THE SALTY DOG 

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ON SALE 

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FOR 

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Auto Service, she Is Interested 

In fashions and likei sunbathing, 

skiing and the beach. 

Jennifer Snyder, 17, of 

Ocean City, Is a student at 

Ocean City High School, She is 

S feet 7 inches tall, has light 

brown hair and brawn eyes. 

Sponsored by Sweaters and 

Such, she likes swimming, 

singing, boating, the beach 

and meeting people. 

WILLIAMS EARNS B.A. 

Karen Williams, daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. 

Williams, of Ocean City, 

graduated from VlUanova 

University where she 

received a bachelor of arts 

degree In communications. 

9ie Is a graduate of Our Lady 

of Mercy Academy in 

Vtailand. 



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W AUIMMUM IfJWB YOU 

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chosen for Its excellent insulating pnJpertesahd'beauty.'V ' «< v< 

Our retro sliding door and terrace doors can make an aiurninunr : 

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weatherstripping provides one ofthe lowestvair infiltration f 1 ^ 1» 

rates t In I the th id industry ^ 

" So warm up to,wood. Vterm up toa Door. 

Julie mason, II, of Marmora, 

Is a student at Ocean 

aty High School. She Is 5 feet 

6 Inches tall, has blond hair 

and brown eyes. Sponsored by 

Berger Realty, she Is a 

majorette and enjoys dance 

and baton. 

Oakland is a student at Indian 

Hills School. She Is 5 feet 8 

inches tall, has blond hair and 

blue eyes. Sponsored by The 

Pearl Restaurant, the is vice 

president of tbe foreign eichange 

program, works with 

me school newspaper and 

likes tennis and horseback 

riding.' 

Carol Callse, 19, is a 

graduate of Ocean City High 

School and works at Ocean 

Sty Home Savings and Loan. 

Sin to 8 feet 2 Inches tall, has 

black hair and brown eyes. 

Sponsored by Ocean City 

Home Savings and Loan, she 

is Interested in loftball, 

tennis, skiing, bike riding and 

running. 

Barbara Lynn DiNardo, 16, 

of Greenfield, Is a student at 

Ocean City High School. She is 

Sank B. McTyre, 16, of 

Ocean City is a student at 

Ocean City High School. She to 

five feet nine Inches tall, has 

brown hair and blue eyes, 

Sponsored by fttger Real 

Estate her Interests Include 

music, wind surfing and 

skiing. 

B feet 2tt inches tall, has light Merry Howe, 18, of Ocean 

brown hair and hazel eyes. City Is a student at Boca 

Sponsored by Stainton'g Raton College. She is 5 feet 3 

flower shop, she enjoys inches tall, has blond hair and 

singing, fll floral d designing, i i dand 

green eyes. Sponsored Sd by b the h 

Is a doO house miniature Varsity tan, her interests are 

collector. surfing and art 

Coming events 

TODAY (Friday} 

Flotilla 81 Coast Guard 

auxiliary meeting, 8 pjn. 

Haylotters square dance, 

youth center, 6th Street and 

Atlantic Av., 8:30 p.m. 

pjn 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church parish fair, 30th Street 

and Bay Avenue, I a A. to 4 

pjn. Open to the public. 

Al Alberts TV Showcase on 

the Music Pier, 8 p.m. 

Seashore 

stories, 

y PublM Uhhfjf? 8th 

Street and Ocean Avenui, 10 

SATURDAY 

Colony Club antique and 

craft show on the Music Pier, 

9 a.m. to 3 pjn. Open to the 

public. 

The Balloon Saloon Can Make 

Your Blight In Venice 4 Night To Rennember! 

)i 

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Call MOM Limited AvaSlablltyl 

r u 

Julia Ann Porreca, 18, of 

Dreiel Hill, Pa. Is a student at 

the University of Richmond. 

She Is 5 feet 7 inches tall, has 

blond hair and blue eyes. 

Sponsored by Kohr Brothers 

Frozen Custard, she enjoys 

swimming, soccer, boating, 

dramatics and Spanish, 

Shaman Col, 17, of Ocean 

Coy, is a student at Ocean 

aty High School. She is S feet 

6 Inches tall, has brown hair 

and brawn eyes. Sponsored by 

Ward's Pastry, her interests 

include field hockey, running 

and playing the flute. 

Pier, 8 p.m. 

SUNDAY 

Ocean aty Pops Orchestra 

Shirley Ann LavU, 16, of 

Ocean City, is a student at 

Ocean City High School. She Is 

5 feet tail has brown balrdnd 

hazel eyes. Sponsored ty 

Knlght'a Pharmacy, she U 

Interested in judo, singing, 

roller skating and dancing. 

Deborah A. Stevens, 21, of 

BroomaU, Pa., la a student at 

fee University of Pittsburgh 

majoring in sociology. At is 5 

feet 3 inches tall, has brown 

lair and brown eyes. Sponsored 

by Drift In and Sea, she 

aijoys reading and playing 

Ocean City Card Club at the 

youth center, 7 p.m. f j | 

Nomads meeting, 11:30 

a.m, 

with Frank Rugger! conductor, 

featured on the Musk 

Altar Rosary Society of Our Pier 8 p.m. Admission free. Ocean Qty chapter Sand- 

story hour with Lady of Good Counsel cake 

pipers Questers meeting. 

sale,«thStreet and.Asbury MONDAY, TUESDAY 

AûcaVtaecaMrchiTpm WEDNESDAY --•-' 

I aty chapter 83 Order 

r —p- -% -t Ocean City Pops Orchestra, of Eastern Star meeting, 

Polish American String Frank Ruggleri conductor, Masonic temple, I p.m. 

Band featured on the Mmlc appearing on the Music Pier 8 

p.m. Admission *1. CRIME STOPPERS f\ 

SEEKING MEMBERS 

MONDAY 

The .Cape May County 

Wyoming Hotel bridge card Grime Stoppers is seeking 

party, 724 Ocean Av., 7:30 interested individuals from 

pjn. 

this community to become 

members. Meetings are 7:30 

Exchange Club meeting, p,m. the fourth Tuesday of the 

Daniel's Restaurant, 6:30 month at the Cape May 

p.m. 

County Police and Fire 

Training grounds at Crest 

VFW meeting, 8 p.m. Haven Road, Cape May Court 

House. The next meeting Is 

July 22. 

TIMES RUNNING OUT 

NOWGQINGON,MZ.< 

, Beach Chairs, 

es, Toys, Housewares, 

& ASoMuchMdre! 

S Mh M! 

A HEARING AD THAT IS 

ALMOST UNDITCCTAI11 

"Try Before You Buy" 

FOR APPOINTMENT 4BS.Siao 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

HEARING AID DISPENSARY 

112$. MAM ST. . \ 

Cape May Court House 

M6li.-Frl.9-i 

Sat. 10 

•4 •• L * '"'• 

over, 36 years experience 

Name brand carpets 

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• No-wax vlnylfloorltifl' , . 

• Expert Irisfa^latlon \X^ 

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THE SENTINEL.LBDGE& OCEAN jCJTY 

Alberts here this evening; Polish 

String Band, 1986 Hrst-priie winners in the Philadelphia Mummers 

will be featured on the Muiic Pier, 8 p.m. Saturday, July 12, sponsored by the Ocean City 

Rotary Club. Proceeds will benefit charities; donation is $3.75 for adults and $1,28 for children under 

12. Tickets are available at the Music Pier information office or by calling 399-3918. ' 

OCEAN CITY POPS ORCHESTRA 


Frank Rugglert, Musical Director 

Guest Soloists: 

Zoe Dvorak, Soprano 

GabeFermo, Tenof 

Tom Perktas, Baritone 

IPM SUNDAYJULY 13 

Ptodermaus Overture.,, ,,, ,,,, Strauss 

Neamm Dormafrom Turandot ,,, ,,, Puccini 

Gabe Perlllo 

Malaguena.,.,.....,, Lecucha 

' AUcla Sunpson, Cello ^ 

flBodo, ,,,,, .,,,..., ArdiU 

Zoe Dvorak 

VabeBuette , , , Drtgo 

Jof«pWneWoIft , ,,,,, Kryl 

WlUiam Scheible, Trumpet 

Strike of the Said ..Gershwin 

y 

Celeste Aldo from M4a 

Gabe Perillo 

Lehar 

VenU 

Song of India ,, , Rlmsky-Korsakow 

lta!tan Street Song .Herbert 

Zoe Dvorak 

Weddlngtfthemndt Hall 

The Old Refrain , Krelsler 

SoitfhPBoj/Ie,, A,,, „. Rodgers 

Zoe Dvorak and Tom PetWns 

Faitii of our Fmhera Haber 

I P.M MOtmAY JULY H 

r>AJ»We to Mario Lama 

ON?rta 

Vof to Sapete from Caballeria Rusticana, 

Zoe Dvorak 

Moorish Serenade , ,,, 

The Entertainer .,,.,,,,., , , 

OfflceroftheDay 

.'...Bizet 

Mflscagnl 

Coapl 

.... Joplln 

Hfhjfnfcs selection Friml 

Selected songs 

Gabe Perlllo 

Rosenkavalier Waltzes , Strauss 

Love is where you/ind It ;. Rodgere 

Zoe Dvorak 

Glowworm Uneke 

NaUaWalti DeUbes 

SeumdofMwie ..Rodgen 

Zoe Dvorak and Tom Perkins 

Locution 

Perillo, Dvorak, 

Perkins are Pops 9 

soloists July 1MB 

Frank Ruggleri, musical 

director of fin Ocean City 

Fops Orchestra, announces 

the guest soloists for the 8 

pjn. concerts July 13-16 on the 

Music Pier will be tenor Gabe 

Perillo, soprano Zee Dvorak, 

and baritone Tom Perkins. 

Perillo Is a new to the Pops 

concert stage and besides 

being a tenor In Us art work 

he is promoting Mario Lama. 

Perlllo hag been active 

singing with opera companies 

such ai the Amato Opera, 

Long Island Opera, Sal 

Maggie Opera, La Puma 

Company Village Opera and 

Richmond Opera companies. 

He is widely known in the 

night dub circuit, singing at 

fee Tropicana, Mama Ventuim's.'to 

eherryiHUl and. 

yearly dinner at Palumbo's In 

Philadelphia. 

Dvorak, a lyric-coloratura 

soprano, has appeared in 

many operas Including 

Madame Butterfly, Hansol 

and Gretel, Pagllaccio and 

musical productions auch as 

Kismet, On a Oaar Day You 

Om See Forever, Gypsy, 

How to Succeed in Business 

Without Really Trying, Once 

Upon a Mattress, The Music 

Man, Stop the World I Want to 

Get Off, Dam Yankees, The 

Secret Life of Walter Mltty, 

She has been featured artbt 

with orchestras and bands 

The largest Patio Furniture display In the area 

12th& Bay 

Ocean City 

390-9335 

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Free 

Delivery 

— Rattan & Wicker For Entire Home — 

Complete Line of Grosfillex on Display at Lowest Prices 

PVC Pipe Table - 4 Chairs - Custom Cushions 

" \ SURFSIDE CASUAL 

J^ FURNITURE 

ONCE UPON A TIME 

_ LONG, LONG AGO B 

Those are magic words. They can conjure up the fascinating world of 

make-believe It's fun to escape over the rainbow. But when Illness 

Strikes it's important to be firmly entrenched in the world of practical 

things like knowing without a doubt that you Will be getting the best 

possible health care. . , ' .< • 

The pharmacy you go to should be one you know you can count oh in any 

' sltuatitaiontfthat has a reputation for broihpt and dependable service. 

We try to maintain that type Of reputation. Our main concern is the health 

and welfare of our community. 

Medlcald, PAA, PC^TAID, NPA, Blu* Cross, Tristate, arid WherV 

.prescription plans filled. With our pharmacy computer you will not * 

have to wait for your prescription, you or your doctor can pMtte Os •' 

, when you need a delivery. We deliver promptly WWoUt ektra charge. 

)W6welcomerequesta for delivery senfelahdchargeaccoiiiits. < 

(.>-., ,~ , , . . . . . . . . i. i J . > • .'-... 

Zoe Dvorak 

including the Atlantic aty 

CMe Orchestra on Garden 

Pier, dearwater Symphony 

Orchestra, Sunshine City 

Band, Miami Symphonic 

Band, Atlantic Qty Orchestra 

at Park Place and the Pops 

here. 

ByMARKSOEFER, 

Ocean aty 

PobUcR«UtlMM 

, director 

Polljh American String 

Band, 1966 Mummer* fintplace 

champions, will perform 

at the Music Pier, 

Boardwalk and Moorlyn 

Terrace 8 p.m. Saturday. 

The concert U sponsored by 

Ocean City Rotary Club and 1» 

the second In a series of three 

top string band per. 

formances. Ferko played here 

lastSaturday and FnUogtr i» 

scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 

2. 

Polish American has won 10 

firstrplace prizes in the New 

year*! Day Parade and has 

scored In the first five 40 

tunes. Band captain is Ray 

Danlelewd. 

Admission Is 13.78 for 

adults, 11.25 for chiton with 

tickets available at the Music 

Pier information center or at 

me door. 

Jut • reminder that ill 

boating regulation! will be 

strictly enforced by the Coast 

Guard, and heavy fines will be 

given to those operating boats 

or can under the influence of 

aJehsi, 

*hnnir« |§ the Ocean 

Hotel, Motel and* 

aurant Association and 

its president, Phil PenL for 

providing rooms for members 

of the Liberte de Ttaex 

contingent who were In Ocean 

aty but week with a national 

windsurfing regatta. 

The Tuna group stayed at 

such places ai Miami, Fla., 

Al Albert! brings his 

ehlldrm'i TV showcase back gk*ww»i«« 

to the Music Pier for another MiOppmg 

performance 8 p.m. Friday 

Pier. Dutch DabJbauien, who 

Is about as efficient and 

orgArixedM one can get, will 

again b« director. 

Tom Perkins, popular 

Mule Pl«r emcee and 

baritone,; will be grand 

nwihal. v 

PAGE IX — SECTION ONE"' 

5 

- r - i M 

^ bAbjT week. The contest will beheld * 

parade, aet for 10:15 a.m. - again thla fall as part of oar 

Aug.' 14 on the boarawilK, are 

now available at the in- 

Indian Summer Weekend:- " 

Eventi scheduled for 1he 

Ocean City Music Pier for the 

remainder of July includ*:, 

17 — O.B.S. Ocean ,,Clty. 

Chapter No. 63 bazaar, S ajpj, 

-S p.m.; BUI Broestle *Jbj6«, 

Sunihlne Boys banjo band; 8 ' 

18-Pitman Hobo Band;'* 

"jun.; , 

Twenty-two sail boats will 19-Ocean City Lions Club 

participate in offshore racing Craft Show, ft a.m. - 3 pjn.; 

Sett races starting 4 p.m. Young at Heart Singers, 8 

FWday off the Yacht Club, pjn.; 

Virginia Beach, Va., An- Bav Avenue and Battenea 2S—Cedar Beach Arts and. 

ntpolis, Md. and Hilton Head, Road. The colorful event wfll Crafts Show, 8 p.m. \ 

EC. They laid that Ocean City feature over a million dollars U — Shore Memorial. 

folks treated them best and worth of boats and is really Hospital Auxiliary bazaar, 9) 

that they felt this resort was something to see we're told by' am-3pm.; 

the nicest they had visited •illlng enthusiast Jay Eggley. tS'—.Teen dance, 8 p.m.; 

Recreation Director Donald 

M—Miss Cape May County 

PUeggl and his staff worked Our thanks to the Tastyktke Pageant, 8:15 p.m.; 

with the Time* group to set up 

the regatta and the various 

Company for donating 36 

lemon pies for use In our first 

31 — BUI BtuesUe & the 

Sunshine Boys banjo band, 8 

events that wen featured on 

the beach. 

artistic pie tafltt contest last 

sponsored by the city and (continued from page 1), 

Wendy's. Admission is $2 for However, he laid be also 

adulta, $1 for children. would like stores to remain 

Albert's show Is featured on open until 6 p.m. dally so that 

WPVI TV-6 Philadelphia on lac 1 workers could shop 

Saturdays. He is the lead when their business day ends. 

singer of the famed Four Delaney believe* If most 

Aces, one of the nation's most merchants cooperate, the 

popular singing groups in the additional houn will attract 

50s and still Ui demand for more browsers as opposed to 

concerts around the world. the one-stop shopper. 

Alberto recently recorded The committee, which also 

On the Way to Cape May, a Includes Public Relations 

seashore tame which has been director Mark Soifer, Retail 

played locally for yean. The Merchants Association 

Alberts* rendition is nowtreasurer 

Raflaele Btamonte 

being heard on radio stations and Walter Schravesande of 

throughout the Delaware the Chamber of Commerce, , 

Valley. 

encourages merchants to 

The Showcase U directed by develop special promotions to 

Us wife, Stella Alberts. attract customers such as 

drawings, special discounts 

Hard to believe that Night and giveaways. 

In Venice is Just one week "We ask that you do this on 

away. The date U Saturday, a trial basis for at least lit 

July 19 starting 6 p.m. on months to Jet our potential 

Great Egg Harbor Bay. shoppers know we art open 

Grand Marshal will be Frank and serious about staying 

Ruggleri who U retiring after open because Ocean City it 

Bus season upon completing not only a great place to shop 

87 years witt the Ocean aty but also a convenient one," 

Pops Orchestra. _ tbe release states. 

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PAGE 12 - SECTION ONE 

Cedar Beach parade winners. listed 

Bright sunshine and cool 

hra StmM tUjw'i 

annual bicycle parade, 

sponsored by the Otdv BMeh 

Qvic Association, la louth 

City. 

"It was a happy to 

dependence Day 

celebration," commented 

jan§ Friel, eMOClatlon 

president, "The wonder and 

the excitement on the ftcw Of 

the little ones is gnat to tee 

and many parent* ten ua our 

parade U a tradition in their 

families. Mother* and dub 

we bringing their children to 

the parade Juit at they 

themielvei were entered 

year* age." 

Martin Molluik, Ocean 

mfa maacot bennlt crab, 

«w grand martkiL MUs 

Ocean City. Owen Goldberg, 

and U»MluNl«bt In Venice 

conteiUnU rode on a mualc 

float 

Mayor Roy Glfllan and hti 

wUe, Pat, were Joined In the 

line of march by aty CoUndlmen 

John Etpoiito. Gary 

Jtnel, Nick TWa and Jack 

Jones. Freeholder Jim 

Knpatrlck and County Sheriff 

Jim PlomU were aliogueita. 

"The wonderful aucceai of 

the parade each year depend* 

on behlna-the-icenej help 

fan mm Ptople," Mel 

ran 

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formation, and Rod Bone 

and BUI Him who drove 

guerts In their convertibles. 

< "Special thanks U extended 

to Mike Zerbe.Bemiee Byrne, 

Bill Bennett and Bob Han- 

Aerry for their help on the 

parade," she continued 

"The hardest job of all, 11 

reported Friel, "wa» the 

Judging of the entries. A 

commendable task was undertaken 

by Mark Sotf er and 

Carl and Glnny Jenson." Ttm 

wtnnera; 

DtvUgn 1, ages 1-fl * (tie) 

Elena Guuerro and A.J. 

Quiienti; 2, WlDJam and 

Byron Cotter, Sin Haven; 3. 

(tie) Daniel Gardiner, 4721 

Central and Jarrad Bradt, 

MS Asbury; special 

honorable mention (tte) BlDy 

Msngan, 4505 Central and 

Joseph B, Korup. 

Division I. ages 7-101. (tie) 

Sara Ann FrU, 5738 Central 

and Kim Mongan, 4503 

Central; 2, (tie) Diane Scott, 

Slate Hill N.V. and Brooke 

JTHE SENTINELLBDOER, OCEAN CITY. N.J, 

Wiley, 4043 

Jennifer 

and Christie 

Bark Drive. 

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5212 Central 

100 

DIvWoo S, agM 1141 - 1. 

Matthew Walsh, 100 Bark; 8. 

No, 109; S. No. 112. 

DrvWfla 1, comic, ages 7-18 

—1, Jim and Jennifer Plouiii, 

1 and 3. (no entries). 

DhMsn %, patriotic, agei 7- 

U — l. Heather Murphy, 

Megan Murphy, Keely 

Murphy, Sutzanne Eggleton, 

Nitalle park and Shannon 

Murphy, all of B4S and 5310 

Central; 2. UM Eggleton, 

BIO Central; Danny MOM. 

5220 Bay. 

Dtviiion*. families/adulti 

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Tht Nulton Family, MM tJ******* 1 -** *"**# 

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Christopher McConnell, 3228 

Wesley; special honorable 

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Shufneboard consolation winners, from left: 

Woody Schlosser, Earl Ciinerd and Peggy Caie. 

The Charles Wortnlngtoo 

Memorial Tournament li the 

oldest sponsored tournament 

In our club. The sponsor was a 

widely known lady from the 

Worthlngton family, which 

was prominent In the 

Langhorn, Pa. area. Ms. 

Worthlngton m a cousin of 

our deceased fellow member 

and the too died this past 

year. 

Charles waa a wry active 

Dumber of our club having 

held Just about evlry office In 

tte operation of our group. He 

was also an outstanding 

shuffler. We will, however, 

continue with thU tournament 

in appreciation of the many 

yean of sponsorship from a 

very fine lady. 

Now to the results of that 

tournament, which waa 

played July 2-3. The uiual 

opening ceremonies were held 

under the direction of our 

president, PhyQl* Hover. The 

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turnout of competitors waa 

plat, causing the use of IB 

courts. 

In tte women's division the 

winners In the order of finish 

Here Audrey Laiferty, Rita 

Berehteld, Marie ArbncUe 

and Ethel DoD, In the men's 

division it waa Jack Schneider 

(which substantiates OBY 

former remarks that he Is 

hard to beat), John Frack, 

Doug Schmitt, the youngster 

whom we predict will become 

a top competitor, and John 

Schoell. 

The competition la getting 

pretty keen In both the women 

and men'i division. In consolation 

it was Peggie Cut 

for the women and Weedy 

ScWosser and Earl Cnnerd In 

the male department. 

The paddle game to be 

played each Wednesday 

evening was held on July 2. 

We didn't get tte results; 

perhaps they all took off for 

Bermuda with their winnings. 

The progressives played on 

Saturday, July 5 drew SB 


Men's singles winners, from left: John Frack, 

Jack Schnelder.Doug gchmitt and John Schoell. 

Ladles singles final winners, are, from 

Audrey Lafferly, first' Rita Berclitold, 

Marie Arbuckle, third, and Ethel Doll, fourth. 

members. The winners In tte 

ladles division as they 

finished were Jonnette 

Hoelite, VlvUnSchroeder and 

Jackte Spaghetti. In tte 

men's division It was Badd 

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Our nut tournament will be 

a doubles tournament with 

two divisions, women and 

men. This tournament, 

sponsored by our very active 

playing members, Audrey 

and Vlnee LaHerty, will be 

played July 17-18. The next> 

state tournament win be of;-" 

the same variety and will be" • 

played at Ocean Grove July.-: 

tt-tt. -: 

Our second candy shoot will-: 

be held toniglit (Fridayt July::: 

11). This Is a real challenge' 

and lots of fun, so get out by 7.'. 

o'clock, and good luck. 

To finish on a very pleasantnote, 

we call to our members' 

attention mat the oldest of our 

seniors In the Ocean City 

Shuffleboard Club will 

celebrate his 99th birthday on 

July 12. Frank Richardson,, 

one,of.nine children, will be| 

Cousin at a family; 

'•Hon. He and daughter, * 

Marian, have been club; 

members for many yean and •• 

were excellent competitors.- 

For point of Interest, they' 

both attended service at the: 

Tabernacle this past Sunday..' 

We feel that curds are In.' 

oder. The address Is 211; 

OetmnBd. J 

We speak tor our entire 4 

nemberahlp and, are sure,! 

tor all of our Ocean d^r; 

dttMns la wishing our fellow 

member a very happy bJr-< 

thday and continued bap.' 

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Some have been cited, but major source of 

Tuckahoe River pollution unknown 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - 

day Sutton of the Cape May 

County Department of Health 

told Township Committee and 

local residents Monday night 

the county'* continuing its 

tafHttpHtn to Isolate the 

cause of fecal coltform 

bacteria contamination which 

prompted the closing of 

bathing areas along the 

Tuckahoe River June 20 Ten 

violation notice* have been 

sent out but authorities Indicate 

those violators aren't 

the major problem, 

Sutton accompanied by 

Delores Eekert and Daniel 

Judge of the->Coiiiity Department 

of Health said water 

sampling from IS sites along 

the river and numerous inspections 

fa* possible sources 

of pollution have yet to pinpoint 

with certainty the 

source of the bacteria which 

be termed an "indicator of 

mite," 

As part of their effort, 

Sutton Mid Ma department 

plans a fecal strep teat which 

la designed to determine 

iSth&Asbuiy 

whether the bacteria U being Since high levels of bacteria will be in violation and will be "Until we have two good runoff material around 

generated by human or were fInt.identified In June subject to legal proceeding!. oocaecuttve samples, we're 

animal waste. 

test results have ranged from Sutton said be was looking not going to open the beach 

If health officials can make 

Sutton said his 

I to 2400 MPN (most probable forward to a meeting, up," McArdle told Tta Senthat 

determination, Sutton 

has tested at 

number). The figures scheduled for yesterday, with Onel-Ledgar Wednesday. 

said the taik of isolating and 

where a horse farm Is 1 

represent parts per million- of officials from Atlantic and 

possibly controlling the 

The state Department of 

bacteria generated by the 

The count from a tert taken 

Cumberland counties which 

source of contamination 

Environmental Protection, 

waste . of warm-blooded 

July 2 was greater than MOO 

would offer an opportunity" 

would be eased. 

Sutton said, has also pledged 

animals. 

a reading which U "off the 

for everybody to compare Its cooperation In analyzing 

Campgrounds, runoff from 

'' according to Eekert 

On a scale of 0 to 2,400 the notes." The river rum 

animal farms and the 

and collecting data to Isolate* Suttai mentioned whit apacceptable 

limit is 200, through all time counties. 

Tuekahoe Fish and Game 

the source. 

pears to be an Irony with the 

Readings above 200 The Atlantic County 

Preserve, leaking septic 

"It's good to know we can Plnelands Commission 

represent a "potentially Department of En- 

gyitems and possible illegal 

use them," he said. regulations which have 

dangerous health threat," vironmental Health has also 

dumping of effluent are all 

If the source of the con- spawned horse farming. He 

according to a June 20 letter been conducting extensive 

being examined as possible 

tamination turns out to be the ssld by regulating lot sixes to 

from County Health Coor- testing on the river. Results 

culprits. 

results of runoff from farms, 

dinator Louis Lamanna to from their research recently he said long-term measures 

But-he warned, "I don't Upper Township Mayor forced the closing of ancan 

be taken to alleviate 

want anybody to get their Daniel leyel. 

unofficial batting area In difficulties. 

hopes up" that the test wUI Thus far two people Oorbin City, according to One method of controlling 

solve the problem, 

working full time for twoCounty 

Health officer Trscye runoff would be to Install 

Sutton said the test has weeks on sanitary testing McArdle. 

settling basins to catch the 

proved unreliable in the past, along the river have un- 

indicating that extremely covered problems with 

high counts are needed to malfunctioning septic 

achieve conclusive results. systems and kitchen disposal 

He noted that if in fact the units. Ten notices have been 

bacteria can be isolated, sent out to those Individuals 

knowing the source doesn't who have properties in 

reduce the health risk which violation. Property owners 

can Include ear, nose and will have 10 days in which to 

throat infections 

comply, Sutton said, or they 

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encouraged a large amount of 

horse pasturing right by tff 

river. The waste from tW 

animals runs off and It 

"undoes what yon attempted 

to do." ' • » 

Whit Is happening now h 

the river Sutton said, appears 

to be similar to contammatttn' 

to the river 11 years ago. 

"The only thing that*! 

realy changed Is the stan 1 

dards," he laid. a 

According to Sutton, the old 

DBF sUndards require! 

action be taken from th» 

results of the averaging if 

five readings. DEP 

nt adopted recently 

for closure of affected 

areas which experience tut 

oonsecuttve high counts. * •* 

Op Council member* aty oaippalgn. onian promoted 

Oiey wffl comlder Mayor Roy 

"downtown and to beachei" the long-term W none in a couple of than the fSOO.OOO be had anthe 

Idea of addinf an m- 

GflBan'ipWpoialtodevelop a 

and when they get up to the 

_ i," Hid Ita mayor wto Udpated earlier. "But the 

Moo to Us Ms street jtt$ 

feoorrtahed DMA at Bth 

boardwalk all they .ton the Am system "but he con- noted s«awall structures have engineers are Just sUrtlng to 

to ttap and and create a 

«r«tt after revtowlng coat 

ocean," Gillian told Council dderated development of proved successful In Loogport realhewhatl wanttodo,"he 

itttai btaeh bstween MB and 

ttiimte^ At nature of the 

during Tueaday nitfitV wort central beaches a top prtortty. iBAMmreanmmtiMmuA ssld. 

KXnitrecta. 

#ofkandtbe atato'i poaWoa 

aMdon. "We need aomething 

down the coast "Engineers 

1 laugh when I iee people 

«the project 

to take care of our center dty 

think the Idea U viable." 

MM down 9th Street where 

"I've talked to engineers 

; Throughout bi« mayoral 

Walker, Previtl (Holmes and 

there'i ilgnj that tay OUUan aald he wasn't 

However. Gillian, admitted 

Associate*) and they think It the project would cost man 

Area Vietnam veterans will join 

others in march, New York vigil 

•pAbout BOO Vietnam veterans Park, 

Cardinal O'Connor, Ar- 

Mm all SO atatea win march The veterans plan four cWbiihop of New York and 

jBurdaya through New Jersey evening candlelight prayer former Chief of Navy 

enroute Iron Waihlngton. vigils at their campsites. Chaplains to validate the Just 

b.C. WNew York July U40, They will march 42 miles a cause of aodal Justtce for 

accordins to James Flanagan day through 10 New Jeney disabled veterans. 

oj Marmora, president of counties along Routes 130,1,9 "About 1,000 New Jersey 

O»pt«r m fll the Vietnam and 27, 

Vietnam veterans in seven 

Veterans of America (WA). The marchers will cross the crganlxatlons are supporting 

chapter, which George _ Washington Bridge me _ Daren . . through _ a _^ com- 

pepreienU loath Jeney hto New Y«t at 10 a.m., mittee of ten veterans, who 

VletDtm veterans, la com- Saturday, July 19 to open a 34- ire comnowd of renresenmttted 

to providing a warn bow prayer vigil at Grant's t*U»i«Sf the esUbUshed 

tow Jeney welcome to our Tomb in Manhattan, ; wtteraiw groups like the 

marching brothers and "The mood in America H VFW, American Legion and 

sifters. We have to feed them changed toward Vietnam the DAV," Flanagan stated, 

and set up campsite* at veterans. We 8 million -Gary HirteuUna, a 

Pennsauken, Hamilton Vietnam Era veterans can Wdbi idt d t 

Ttownahip, NewBrunswick 

now come out of the closet 

lad Teaneck." Flanagan without being subjected to the 

•U. 

scorn and ridicule of society," 

"The march is charac- Flanagan sail " 

tarhed u a prayer vigil for 

fee FOWa and lOAj as our 

rip of keeping faith with our 

brothers (tiU languishing In 

Jungle prisons in Southeast 

with the widows and 

orphans of the missing In 

action," Flanagan added. 

.; iThe marchera will cross the 

Maware Memorial Bridge 

Mo New Jeney at noon, 

3taeaday, July IS, and will be 

Welcomed at Carney 1 dune, and the second being wittetemMaNn 

the bulkhead, he Mid. Jones said. "In MM ptacM 

However, Council decided those rocks are ewer** with 

to await the recom- sandlsaygettheaandoBiOJ 

mendations of Halaey and a It can serve as tta intended 

Although the state dty-hlred coastal tspert to purpose and Dr. BalMjr 

Department of En- determine where to establish agreed." ' : 

vironmental Protection Is dune growth. 

Roger HowiO, ctKbmirmm; 

generally against structural Meanwhile, Jack Jones, of the Coastal QsMwrrattW : 

means to staMUie the beach, whose constituents are upset Ommlf ^Hi, tain >Ww%h lit f 

Gillian said DIP geologist with the sand spilling Into agreed with the concept, in » 

Dr. Susan Halaey said she tbeir back yards, (aid hesome 

tnatowpw it wand fO - 

would review the project believed the dunes shouldn't against the state's poUcy of« 

"Hopefully rd Uke to tryrest 

against the bulkhead dUallowing the relocatto of 

and get It through next year," etther. 

vegetated dunes. 

fllHt«n gjid. "I Bihifc I COttld "I asked Dr. Halaey why the 

d 

sell It to the various agencies rocks were placed in front of 

for approval because we're me bulkhead and she said it 

"The Squibb Corporation of 

not asking for any money.** 

veterans will regulate 

New Brunswick has opened 

The mayor said hi would 

themselves with squad 

its Vietnam Veterans 

discuss his project with 

398-8768 

leaders and march In an 

Memorial Park, showers and orderly quiet fashion along 

various community 

food service to our brothers the entire route." 

organizations and the public ft the 

and sisters who will be 

to determine whether they Other 

making the gTUellng fn»w?h "Additional details 

would support the idea. He Room 

They have also offered campsite locations will 

has also discussed the plan 

medical services," Har- 

with Rep, Congressman 

tonsttne added 

Local 1M of the Teamsters local church, civic and 

Union has offend flatted and veterans groups support and 

gtderedlta viable approach to EARLY BBOWMEB 

refrigerator trucks to support assistance for the marchers to 

to enlarging the beaches. ThliWeek't Special 

tbe marchers according to show them that the people of 

Council members made it sun, Frl. 5 7pm Ml i i;J0p m 

Hartenstine. 

New Jeney appreciate the 

dear, however, they don't Veil Cacciatore 

The Atlantic City Casino personal sacrifices made by 

wish to Jeopardlie further or Shrimp Scampi 

Hotel Association win provide Vietnam veterans In defense 

ftore protection funding by In lemon butter sauce 

Woodbine resident and thrice flit first night's meal for the of our freedom! abroad," 

endorsing an effort mat may 

wounded retired Marine veterans and a small USO- Hartenstine added. 

eventually fail. 

Pull Course *9,95 

Corps sergeant, Is thestyle 

show with Frank Sinatra 

Gillian also said he favored 

chairman of the state com- welcoming the vets borne on 

moving the sand dunes piling jtisventnar Ave.,A.C. 2. 7:15i«i9:00PJi 

mittee and also a New Jersey behalf of all New Jeney CLASSIFIED ADS up against the bulkhead In the 3440366 

state trooper sergeant with 

BRING RESULTS 

Hunend to provide two lines 

for ourselves with our society. the Marine unit at Bivalve. "I wish to assure all local 

of defense against Itorm 

We also wish prayers to be "We are delighted with the rffidals along the march 

waves. The first being the 

tho 

offered for the thwuiintta of public and private support our route mat we win comply with 

our brothers and sisters summer project la receiving. all local ordinances and 

frank 

disabled by the war andThe 

New Jersey National permit requirement* for the 

denied their benefits, par. Guard U i«"^'"g uj motor march. Officials Involved will 

company 

ttcularly PTSD (Post transport and campipace be contacted within the not 

OMEtHOWflNLTI 

Traumatic Stress Disorder) with hot showers and food at two weeks," Hartenstine said. 

10:30 PJi. 

and Agent Orange victims the Teaneck Armory," "No drugs or alcohol art 

to win social Justice," Hartenstine said. 

permitted on the march. The 

ADMISSION 

Flanagan added. 

* Point This march is the brainchild 

11.10 FMMATKEES Price Under 

by Governor Thomas Ecu of Anthony Torres of the 

4 EARLY WDJH0W8 EXCEPT I 

and Bishop George Gullfoyle 

The Cheity Moon 

Bronx, an activist In tbe 

MTEDOHUCLEMEMTOBIIAWV 

of the Diocese of Camden, Vietnam veterans movement 

who will lead the veterans In 

SPRINGFIELD 

DAYS Ml. ANHHWS THAT AM 

who has Invited New York 

prayer at the first nlghfs Governor Mario Cuomo, 

campsite at Cooper River Mayor Ed Koch and John 

INN 

7:00 iBd 8:30 PJi 

43rd & Pleasure, Sea Isle 

Call 263-4951 

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DAY OFF 

1PJI, Nil 

^ Tuesday, July 15th 


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New England R.B. Old Time 

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"They rocked 'Im Deadln Kiliinofon, 

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•f Springfield Inn." 

Wednesday, July 16 

IRISH NIGHT 

JOE HINDSLEY& JOE MURRAY 

Whtn In Pennsylvania, visit jot Hlndslsy'i 

Fiddler's Green Restaurant and Bar 

208 leidler Rd., King of Prussia 

Thursday, July 17 

Celebrity Night 

"THi DRIFTERS" 

Visit Our Beach Barefoot Bar, 

"Tho Carouier 1 

"Count 'em, Flippo! 

*tmmmmw*u?~"'.\ ~, 

TBE 

SWEET JUG 

IceUream Parlor " 

Sidewalk Umbrella Tables 

Super Sundaes 

Fresh Waffle Cones 

Mix-it Machine * 

(create your own flavor) 

Topping Bar 

OPEN 12 to Midnight 

•TH 4 ATLANTIC AVE. 

tv ± f 

CKTOSCH 

8 P.M. Nil 

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6 P.M. PS 13 

Oil. M. 8:15 4 10:30 

0 P.M. R 

Bio. M. 8:00 »10:00 

IHI N1WCOHIDY PieKTll 

Superstars atResdrts 

Milton Berle 

Henny Youngman 

July 16-22 

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July 23 - 28 

Tom Jones 

July 30 - Aug. 5 

Alan King 

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Aug. .7 -10 

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groups ol 20 or more- 

C»ll (609) 340-7693. 

Schedule subject lochange. 

No minimum.

PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, JULY 11, IW 

photo by Pet** 

Tom Zors of Orange, Calif., left, and Michael 

Miller of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. practice their 

Juggling by the sea. 

NOW OPEN 

ForThe 1986 Season 

Sams fine Menu as Campbells Seafood 

Mulford's 

Seafood Shack 

2112 Asbury Avenue 

PHONE: 398-0622 

Mm me at 

The Night Capper" 

"Where?" 

The Night Capper at 

theTiKhahoe Inn: 

Enjoy the gentle bay breeies 

while sipping your favorite 

drink, 

Relax and let the soft sounds 

soothe your jangled edges as 

you watch the sailboats gently 

bob and sway. 

Refresh your palate with 

delectable light bites from our 

Night Capper menu. 

Relaxing, Romantic, 

Remarkable, 

NIGHT CAPPE. 

AT T«£ TUCKAHOl INN 

Rt. 9, Beeileyi Pi.. Nj, 

Open Monday. Saturday, iff./ 

Fne Pirking iO9.M0.Jm 

Major trtdit tardt accepted 

SPECTACULAR' 

Bmmmm THRU JULY 

Italian 

HOAGIE 

»ijr S ,,1 CllMiJ! HChl'i'M' 

1.99 

BALLPARI 

FRANKS 

$ J89 

-•' TASTY 

HOT=10" 

I PIZZA 

Boiled 

HAM 

M.19. 

Valb. 

Roast Beef 

SANDWICH;!' 

1.69 

PEPSI 

i6-oz., i6-oz.,4pak 

L 1 1 B 

IHOMEMADESALAOS^ 

BAKLEY'S DELICATESSEN P 

YEA R * 

ColdreiK not interested in administrator post here 

ape May City Manager aholic and if anyone can solve ovenee municipal operations approved by Council. would be willing to assist the 

Fred Coldren, who was eyed Ocean City'i problems I think 

achieve," Coldren'l letter 

throughout his campaign and Former Business Ad- dty In its search to fin the ^ «i have been flattered to 

as \Mn city's potential ad- he can," Gillian aaU prior to subsequently named Revenue ministrator Michael Wood administrator's position. 

ministrator, submitted • 

j^, been aafead to help you 

Us Inauguration. "He U my and Finance Director Donald went on vacation prior to the 

hand-delivered letter Wed- 

"The peepte of Ocean City 

drat choice because U what Hart as acting administrator 

toprove admlnlitrative 

inauguration of the new 

nesday to Mayor Roy Gillian, 

and you deserve the best stability and profewlonal 

he's accomplished in the put until a permanent elected officials 

asking to be removed from 

From my visits with yon, I 

10 yean he's teen In Cape replacement is recommended 

anagement In Ocean O& 

consideration for the post. 

know mat Is what you expect 

May." 

by the admlnlstratton and Coldren told the mayor he and will be striving to 

"I have decided to remove Council members said 

my name from consideration they'd be willing to consider 

and announce that I Intend to Coldren along with other 

continue to serve as dtyapplicants 

Interested in the In Sea Isle City, water pressure 

manager, chief executive and position. 

administrative official In me Gillian was unavailable at 

dty of Cape May," tBj letter preutiae yesterday for 

said- "I Intend to neither nek and conservation remain concerns 

comment on Coldren *• 

nor apply for any otter decision. 

position elsewhere now or In 

(continued from peg* 1) Division of water resources 

the foreseeable futon. 

Meanwhile, Coldren said he 

offers "very low-cost (water) 

would be willing to meet with He said the Increase of 15 to resMetors that can be In- 

"You will receive nidi city officials to "give my 20 percent in flow capacity stalled by Individuals,' 

better results from your observations and recom- afforded by the new mains 

search (for administrator) mendations from a unique coupled with Intense periods 

now that you have neither in perspective as one who hasof 

demand associated with the 

Incumbent nor "front- considered Ocean City's summer season have forced 

runner" In the pieutre." administrative situation, but bis department to operate 

Ooldren added. 

who is not seeking ap- their pumps around 90 per- 

Recently Gillian announced pointment, favor or anything cent capacity rather man the 

Ma Intention to seek Ooldren dse." 

normal 70 to 71 percent 

tor the position if City Council Gillian promoted the return The system Is heavily taxed 

approved. "He's a real work- of a strong administrator to when thousands of beach 

goers simultaneously dear 

the beaches and head home to 

JULY SPECIALS 

take a shower, LaRosa said. 

He suggested the city 

should consider conservation 

STOP measures. But eventually a 

decision will have to be made 

HARRY'S INN on how to Increase the city's 

pumping capacity via a new 

HARRY'S INN DOES IT AGAIN 

wen or otter means. 

WEDNESDAY 

The state Department of 

Environmental Protection 

1 tuen to try to have the Simrestricted 

water use In 

Street well in continuous watering of Uwns and g 

production, he said: "We're dens, washing cars and 

he not going to use a pressure otter non-domestic uses. 

said, adding a brick or plastic sensor. We're just going to The restriction will apply 

bag filled with water and, pump that well continually July 15 through Aug. 18 and 

placed in a toilette can also Into tbe system." 

allows lor non-eawnttal nw 

assist In water savings. I jflPnaa said contingency of water Monday through 

A new well will cost ap- plans have been drawn to Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 u . 

Dnnrimsteh* |350,000 and take ensure adquate pressure tar only. 

about two months to put Into ire protection. 

Previous regulations 

operation, LaRosa said. State 

allowed for non-domestic ufi 

approval is a prerequisite, he As an Immediate con- Monday through Thursday 

noted. 

servation measure, the evenings 8 to 10 as well 

Immediate steps wU becommissioners 

further -James FttaPaMcfc 

.M SM (ntt •• p 

•inscHHt f.ff 

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•li you aan MI 

-niaimMn 

Lengperti 

kU 

Ml 

MMM2 

GOODNEWSI 

Seaiood Special 

Crab Imperial 

l800eaeh 

Our Cooked Takeout selection has been expanded. We 

now offer Broiled, as well as Sauted & Pried Platters 

and a greater variety of vegetables with a dinner roll & 

butter included on each platter, 

STOP IN FOR YOUR NEW MENU TODA Y! 

Open 7 Days 

h 10 m,m, to 7 p.m, 

ANNOUNCING 

OCEAN CITY'S 

TUESDAY FASHION EVENT 

fef# i l f£ 'Vr*'^ ill 

Eveiy Tueiday in July beginning 

Tueiday, July 8, Lillian Albus 

wjll show the latest from tha World 

of Fashion during rW-O-Cail'i 

* luncheon hours from noon to 2:00 p.m. 

Join us each Tuwday tor 

a delicious luncheon In an 

Oceanfront setting and 

Uilian Aibusf Fabulous Fashion 

Revue. 

See you at the 

Port-O-Cali 

; 1510 Boardwalk 

1 Ocean Crty. New Jersey 

'' iy.f ..., '•V :. 399-iai2 

Ik ^^^mmMm^x^ A; 

•^>: iPTOPiPiii^ 

C Package Goods « Lounge * Deli 3 

BRIDGE 

REBATE 40* 

822-49OO 

Credit cards on non sale Items 

not responsible for typographical errors 

; • *. , ' 'Minimum J20 Purchase & Toil Receipt 

Visit our Lounge & Dell fcaturlnK Music 

On the Dunes at longport Somcrs Point Blvd. 

WY'-iVrr &::•;• 

LOBSTER DINNERS 

LUNCH SIMMER 

Raw & Cooked Take-Out i 

Large Variety of 

Fresh Seafood 

Open 7 days lor Dinner 

Free Parking ft Boat Pocking 

Call for hours 

398-3504 

m Harrahs ARINA 


On The Jersey Cape's Own Casino Boatm 

BOAT SAILS 

9 a.m.« 6 p.m. Dally a Sunday 

BONUS PACKAGE- 

00 

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CHARGE IT BY PHONE ,

Kill 

PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J. 

FRIDAY, JULY 11. MM 

Township suing state over gravel pit dumping 

(continued Inn page 1) 

tta granting of a permit In Atlantic County, was compromise with the com- 

to nod from the project; and 

fers which currently run township nwWti...._T Commltteeman Robert the documents but wen 

allowing the material to be panted a Cape May County pany. 

along ue west side of 

Thomas Tower, owner and 

June 16 was set to be a trial Jeflere said to Mmlanl, "We denied the uae of the office 

taken to the Seavllle pit rite for the disposal of the 

operator of Action Supply. 

Be said a series of StagecoacH Road ratter than date for all the psrttes ID- really shouldn't need your copying machine. Jenkins 

without township approval or material* when locations In discussions In June between allowing them to be removed 

Assemblyman Guy 

volved la the ease including Had of help. That's the said she hand copied the 

notification. 

Atlantic County evidently himself and the attorney for and replaced. 

Mudanl, who wu on hand 

Action Supply. Upper disgusting thing about this materUL 

Township Engineer Al were deemed suitable. Action Supply, Jeffery April, 

Monday night at the invitation 

Action Supply has been In Township, LNV Inc., the whole beaucracy." 

She said her documentation 

Herman gent the letter to The township has yet to led to several revised plans 

of the Committee, Hid he 

court five times beginning Cape-Atlantic SeU Con- Commltteeman Bruno Includes the same test results 

John Hlgglna of the DEP's receive an official response id which go beyond what was 

pursued the question of the 

April 17 when Superior Court servation District and Tropeano said the additional obtained by MuHanl plus a 

CAFRA (Coaital Area writing to the requeit approved by the Capematerial 

with the DEP'B 

Judge John Calllnan first Township Resident Jim Information obtained by test for salt which Indicated • 

FadUUea Act) office stating inquiry, Herman said Monday Atlantic Soil Conservation 

Division of Hazardous Waste 

ordered the pit to halt Watkins to have their day in Muiiani reinforced his 23,163 parta per 

the township's objections and night 

DLrtriet. 

aid was told that tart results 

operations. The decision was court. 

WHMM_ We're ,'rm deaUm "

J 

L 

1 

9 

8 

6 

PhQE 2 — SECTION TWO 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Fourth of July 

Cedar Beach style 

. Scenes of the annual 

south-end bike parade 

photos by 'Pete Yard 

Eddie PolIJty. II, of Blackwood does §ome trick riding on Independence 

Day. Chauffeured by his wife, Pat, Roy Gillian, Ocean City's 

new mayor, greets his Cedar Beach constituency. 

Isfefe ^•s*!fea 

The 12 Miss Night In Venice contestants, eight seen here, highlight the float of the Cedar Beach Civic 

Association, sponsor of the annual holiday event which signals the start of the summer season in the south 

end. 

't^v^ 

FRIDAY, JULY ii,iW6 

Uncle Sam, in this 4-year-oid version. Is Chris Galle of- 

Philadelphia. :. 

Not quite a twin pack: Jimmy Plousis, 10, and his 8-year-old; 

sister Jennifer of Cedar Beach. 

: 

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1MB THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGE 3 — SECTION TWO 

Financial planning for the baby 

_ _ I 

KKyfls MONEY O ANAGEMENT 

MANAGEMENT 

associated with having •• ^—• — — - - 

baby, ranging from medical Interest rate of eight percent year maturity period. mad under • sroup Insurance 

cipensea to food clothing and to earn Oat amount (Men In the early yean, while prograrn at a lower amount 

furniture, to name lust • few. taxes). Walt only five' yean your child la In • low tax than yoiHcould otherwise pay 

stetrical fen, and most ontr Insurance, generally the tout { 

policies traditionally do not «penslve, insure* a pawn ; 

pay for normal pediatrician fa" > Parted of time for a aet j 

visits and lmmunlxatlons. amount J 

StiU otter polldea may not Whole life, the mart ex- « 

cover the costa of prenatal P«Mive, often lifetime, 

vitamlna, genetic MonseUng eovenge and • aavlnga } 

The New Jersey Society of Certified Public 

Accountants urges parents visited by the stork to 

begin planning right away for the child's future. 

Earns degree in pharmacy 

Joseph A. Panarelle of 

Somers Point recently 

received fats Bachelors degree 

hrPharmacy at Rutgers. 

A graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School, 

Panarelle was named to the 

Bulger's dean's list several 

tfnes and plans to pursue a 

' eer at a registered 

rmaclst In South Jersey. 

Alfred Breed 

Is entering 

Naval Academy 

Alfred W. Breed of Gardens 

Plata, sen of Helen C. Breed, 

was graduated from the 

Marine Military Academy at 

•mHarlingen, Texas in May. 

- hlii graduate of Ocean 

City High School, class of 1965 

where he waa class president, 

and will enter the U.S. Naval 

Academy at Annapolis. Md. 

• I • I 

i 

Joseph A, Pantarelie 

SOT, E8SINGTON 

TEACHING IN HOUSTON 

Air Force StaflSgt. Eric G. 

Banning Av., Northfleld, has 

arrived for duty with the 

3546th U.S. Air Force 

Recruiting Squadron, 

Houston. He Is a military 

training Instructor, 

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CARPETS 

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. * Dupont Nylon • 

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expenses, the New Jersey 

Society of Certified Public 

Accountants urges Oat you 

also review your savings plan, 

your insurance, and your will 

— three sometimes 

overlooked but Important 

financial considerations. 

College may seem to be a 

long way off with the baby not 

yet out of diapers. But starting 

early to save for college 

is prudent, and leas painful 

because you can start with 

•nail amounts and take mow 

time to reach your goal 

College eoM vary widely 

would have to Invert about taxes at the child's rate rather dividual policy 

payadeductiNe.uBuallytMO borrow agalnat Unlvewal life . 

14,300 a year to earn the same than defer taxes. A comprel 

figure. 

Think about setting up a Income to your child through Bon, which coven medical costs. 

tax-deffered Mvinga. • vf 

tax-advantaged fund that an arrangement such as a hospltalizatlon and physician Check with your employer If you have a will, you may j 

allows you to defer Income taut or custodial account expenses, and major medical, to Me if • health m«lnti>nn« want to change It now. Which < 

tax. For example, a flOO VS. Remember that control of the which offers additional organilatlon (MHO) Li of- assets ihould you leave Is 

Savings Bond, representing asseta li often forfeited. Tax 

hospital and doctor coverage fered as an alternative to your spouse? How would JOB 

one of the simplest ways of reform may reduce same of 

when basic protection traditional health Insurance. provide for the future support - 

saving money, could yield 7.5 

percent Interest over a tenthe 

benefits, so consult a CPA 

benefits are exhausted. A yearly fee typically buys of your child? Beam* to name 

to help you determine what 1» Some health insurance uuimlted mpdloul an for an a legal guardian for the child 

belt for you. 

policies don't cover eb- entire family. ta the event both ptrtBtl dto. 

MARCUS GOING 

Before the baby's arrival, 

Review your Ufa Insurance. Without a will, &e potential 

BURNS PROMOTED 

TO DICKINSON 

Jennifer B. Marcus i _ 

Unwood is enrolled as a 

member oT the freshman 

shoot for saving $100,000 Over School, she is the dauahter of 

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1635 Haven Avenue, Ocean City 

(Behind CVS Pharmacy) 

July 14 to 18 

preference. Three basic type* good tone to talk to a CPA 

art renewable term. Whole about reviewing your 

life and universal life. Term Hn«imi«i needs. 

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opinions 

Friday, July 11.1988 

Who cares 

about water? 

We cannot overemphasize the importance of 

maintaining a good image. We editorialized on 

that point Tuesday, from the standpoint of our 

town's family image. Equally important is to 

keep the community physically clean. And that 

certainly goes for our recreational waters upon 

which so much depends. 

We reported on Tuesday that the County 

Health Department had posted the waters of 

Snug Harbor as unsafe for swimming due to a 

high fecal bacteria count. Some may view that 

as of relatively minor import; after all, that little 

lagoon, as picturesque as it is, isn't a major 

bathing area. 

But added to reports that bathing beaches on 

the Tuckahoe River in nearby Upper Township 

remained closed to bathing due to pollution — 

casual readers of such reports may oegin tying 

one to another. 

Illegal dumping has been rumored as the source 

of the river pollution, which has been going on 

since before the Fourth of July holiday. Source of 

the lagoon pollution wasn't known immediately, 

but that, too, may be the result of human 

discharge. If that proves to be the case, it will 

point up the need for action by both authorities 

and individuals. 

If individuals are so inconsiderate they 

pollute the waters used by their neighbors, then 

police action may be warranted; another 

example of the lack of self-restraint leading to 

the need for government intervention. 

If you were coming to the shore, wouldn't you 

seek the cleanest resort possible? 

If you know someone who is polluting our 

environment In ' any way, doesn't it behoove you 

to let them know they may be ruining it for a 

lot of people? Snow fence is an affront, useless 


Pnni.a ane PiibliiiiM In Amerlt.i SriiM Pimliy Boon 

By The 

SENTINEL LEDGER 

A Division si isuin Jtrjey nodlo, inc. 

Hswird L. &re#n. Fret. 

113 lighth ilrnl. Ocean city. NJgtlM 

Latters, church, sports, social ,,,, neon Tuesday 

Advertising; ," 5 p.m. Wednesday 

Too late to classify advertising ,,, noon Thursday 

FRED C. BENSON Publisher 

JOHN H. ANDRUSn ..... .... Miter 

BYRON T, MERCER.,.,.... Advertising Manager 

Thi Sentinel-Ledger en. 

couragei Hi readers to expresB 

their views oil this 

{page. Letters should be 

brief, and must be signed 

and accompanied by an 

address and, when 

possible, a phone number 

for verification. 

Letter policy 

Requests for the name of 

the writer to be withheld 

wilt be honored at the 

editor's discretion. 

The editor retains the 

right to edit letters for 

length without changing • 

meaning. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

The Sentinel-Ledger recently 

editorialized that "at the 

south end... some property 

owners are upset with the city 

tor not allowing them to have 

Immediate access to the 

beach behind their homes." 

Permit me to make a couple 

. of corrections and an obtitffttion. 

"Wfl-^fl* 

First, anyone who walks the 

beach will note that the homes 

face the ocean; living rooms 

and porches are oriented to 

front on the ocean, and thus 

the ocean beach Is in front of 

beach homes not behind them 

it la not • small distinction. 

Every home owner U more 

concerned with what happens 

ta his front yard titan activities 

In the rear alley. 

Second, for the better part 

of a century residents of 

"betrayed!" 

Now someone with an Idea 

lor beach protection has 

determined that direct access 

to the beach by a handful of 

people must be denied to save 

m from the sea, mat arant 

nonsenseI 

homes fronting on the ocean 

have walked out their front The promise la that a now 

doors to tile beach — an ex- fence "win collect . 

tension of their front yardt^bnfM'up a done that 

So, to write that we "object" us from future south-end 

to being denied, arbitrarily, a beach loss and storm damage. 

century-old usage, right, The truth, of course, Is that 

privilege Is to vastly un- the snow fences wiD be no 

dentate the case. Try such more effective than our 

language as "outraged," present solid bulkheads 

"damned mad," "Incensed," backed and fronted with 

Bikers should know the rules 


Fin writing In response to a 

person who wrote mat there 

should be signs on the boardwalk 

prohibiting bikes. 

I don't think there Is a need 

for signs on the boardwalk for 

(he bicycles. If the employees 

(of the bicycle rental stands) 

do their job and Inform the 

customers that they can't ride 

on the boardwalk after 11 

ajn., there wouldn't be a 

problem. 

I'm an employee at 13th 

Street Bikes and I know that 

we do Inform the customers 

that they cannot ride on the 

boardwalk after 11 a.m. 

Mott of the rental places 

stop renting bikes and close at 

11 a.m. The majority of bikes 

Flying in the face of reality 

By CY BRICKFIELD 

If there la one thing mat 

baffles me these days, It's the 

.tendency of people who should 

[know better going out of their 

way to Ignite a war between 

the younger and older 

generations, 

' Suddenly, Americana 

i moving Into the middle and 

Jitter stages of life are finding 

j themselves cast •• villains In 

fa scenario that's become 

^strangely fashionable. 

something contradictory 

about AARP lobbying against 

Social Security and Medicare 

cuts on the one hand and 

seeking "up-scale advertising 

for the association's 

magazines on the other. There 

Is, In fact, no contradiction. 

Both Longman, In the 

Atlantic, and American 

Demographics err In fundamental 

ways. For example, 

Longman paints rosy pictures 

of "prosperous" and "affluent" 

older persons. 

the face of reality. 

the youngsters. That simply is 

Here are Just a few facts not the case. 

that contradict the view now As a forthcoming study 

being advanced by the new prepared for the Geron- 

mythmakers; 

tological Society of America 

In 1963, the total median makes vividly clear, Sodal 

income for women age 65 and Security apd.other social 

older was $5,600 - only ftto insurance r programs 

above the official poverty strengthen the entire, family 

line. In fact, one In every and members of all 

three older single women generations, not Jutt older 

lives In poverty. 

persons. They provide partial 

The poverty rate among the protection to nearly all 

minority elderly and those of, households against losses of 

advanced age still exceed* 40 Income due to \ risks' of 

Older Americans are a diverse economic and social group 

word, they're being 

leplcted as greedy and selfish 

consumers of social spending 

and other national resources 

at the eipense of the young. 

And, almost Invariably, 

ttanliations like AARP are 

ling caricatured as Instigating 

polldes that are 

'allegedly creating "in- 

•terMneraUonal inequity." 

.While we would always find 

this view ridiculous, we 

wouldn't necessarily be 

surprised to see It expressed 

fay those pseudoêxperts who 

an always with as and who 

nsvvr jSeem to get anything 

tight JI 

rHBut.'we are especially 

MamfA, to see this Idea 

jMoargt' from the) normally 

wbtr pages of Amtrtcm 

(ptpiographlct ^magaslne. 

OH*', the eWerty ire p 

i,tbt test of American!." 

, tftttfi't enough of 

distortion of our poSSon. 

American Demographics, 

dtlng a Census Bureau study, 

argues that after taxes toe 

average per capita income of 

Individuals age 88 and over li 

13 percent greater than the 

after-tax Income of average 

Americans as a whole. 

But rather than "bust the 

myth" about the exaggerate 

poverty of older Americans, 

they have Indulged in some 

They have also garbled'the 

position of AARP, which 

never hu advanced the notion 

that the elderly are poorer 

man everyone else.' • 

'Americani 

retirement, disability, • wage 

earner's death, and. unemployment. 

' - 

Right now, In fact, there are 

about 14 minion) children 

receiving Social Security 

benefits each month. Also, 

over the long run, .most of 

today's ^ children will eveD* 

tuajb/ become beneficiaries of 

the program. „ f,'it 

1 1 

Happily, yonqg people seem 

to increasingty reaUte this. A 

recent survey conducted for 

on the boardwalk after rental 

hours are more man likely 

privately owned and not from 

rental places. 

Finally, we do instruct 

every surrey customer where 

to ride them and we also have 

our own signs posted at our 

place of business. 

Muffin McDowell 

Ocean City 

massive stone revetments. 

Since the bulkheads were 

Installed, they trap sand to 

their top level where It waits 

patiently for the next tide mat 

will surge — however slightly 

— over the top. We can count 

on such tidal surges with 

some regularity. 

To suggest that the fences 

will build dunes closer to the 

shore line than the bulkhead 

where they will be subject to 

many more tidal surges Is to 

defy logic; Is to suggest that 

we are about to retake part of 

the shore from the sea. 

The expertise of those who 

study the shoreline and 

prescribe solutions for beach 

erosion Is extremely thin; 

success is extremely limited. 

Evidence of bad guesses U 

strewn along the coast. 

A massive seawall might 

prevent a repetition of '62, but 

don't count on a snow fence 

and a slightly reduced foot 

traffic to protect us In the 

south end. 

Name withheld upon request 

QemmQty 

Page 4, Section l^Kffi,, 

On blue laws and 

other outmoded 

thinking 

Editor, SsnUnel-Ledgtr; 

The July 1 tame of the Tht 

Sentinel-Ledger Included a 

couple of Item* that deserve 

comment: 

First, I could hardly btUevB 

(hat thi city ii going to attempt, 

once again, to get 

some kind of blue law on the 

books. 

Isn't anyone paying attention? 

Didn't Mayor Btttner 

and Council President Knight 

go down the drain because of 

their blue law support? 

Wasn't Mayor Gillian's Mo-1 

victory a mandate from the 

people to stop all this blue law 

foolishness^ 

And, finally, if we need any 

more reminders about just 

bow out of control the blue law 

legal action has gone, we need 

look no further than our 

recently received tax bills 

feat reflect a healthy Increase, 

no doubt caused by 

file out-of-control legal costs 

Incurred on our behalf by the 

former mayor and his 

followers. 

Isn't enough just about 

enough? If Council spends one 

more red cent on trying to 

overturn the blue law ruling, 

(hey should all be chucked out 

of office, because they obviously 

aren't paying attention! 

Then there was Ed 

Wtantr's cranky "critique" 

of the Pops premiere on page 

15 and his observations of all 

mat has gone wrong with 

Ocean City. 

Perhaps Mr. Wlsmer fails 

to understand mat things 

have changed in Ocean City. 

The beach la no longer free, 

fee rooming houses have all 

but vanished, taxes are 

Wake up, r 

Ocean City 

and be true 

to the locals 


What is to become of Ocean 

Oty In the future; In the year 

of 2000 and beyond? Have our 

local politicians looked past 

the next few years? The 

answer Is no. 

They are chasing away the 

future of this town. No one will 

he left here except the 

"summer people" and "day 

trippers." I can see the 

headlines now, "New York 

summer resident elected 

mayor of Ocean City." 

Why? Because our not 

generation of local Ocean City 

mayors will all be living oft 

shore. 

Ocean City Is getting unbearable 

to live In for the year 

'rounder. 

Who has allowed the craze 

of duplexes to take over the 

town? Moat duplexes in this 

town are so close, one sneezes 

and the next door duplex 

neighbor says, God bless you! 

Who allows one home to be 

torn down and two duplexes 

erected on the same site? 

And when us year 'rounders 

go food shopping in the 

summer and notice, many 

items lOcents-plus higher 

than In the winter months... 

And when ordering two pizzas 

climbing at an alarming rate*and, 

yea, there are people lift 

town under 65 yean of agef- 

I am among Ocean dty ; 

residents who have enjoyed 

Frank Rugglerl, Tom- 

Perkins, et al over the years;« 

but I don't mink a sevennight-a-week 

diet of daaaicrf' 

music will save Ocean City' 1 

from Itself. S A 

I find it offensive to those or** 

us who enjoy sane of Oceari*- 

City's other events — the^ 

baseball card show, the «' 

Alberts showcase, the antique 

cars, the craft shows — that"' 

Mr. Wlsmer feels such e%'' 

jeyment is closely akin tf 

worshipping the very davV 1 ' 

Wmself. ' '•! 

If there Is an exodus oT ! ,. 

family trade, which I doubt It M 

probably wasn't triggered by- 1 

family-oriented events sueb** 

as the ones I just menttenedf ' 

more likely it was brought on"' 

by a feeling of 1 "not beln|r 

wanted" In Ocean City which"' 

Is perpetuated on* a regularbasis 

by hardline old-timert> 

I like Ed Wlsmer, In fact 

one of his paintings hangs on 

the wall above me as I typethis, 

but I'm afnid that his 

attitude about the status quola 

more In harmony with the 

ill-advised pursuit of the blue, 

laws nobody wants than In; 

what to really good for Ocean 

GUy. 

Perhaps, Mr. Wlsmer,: 

what's wrong with Ocean City 

Is this penchant many of U3 

seem to have for not looking 

at ourselves squarely In the' 

mirror. 

What's the old line; we have* 

found the enemy and it Is ust 

Henry R. Taylor.: 

Ocean Qry: 

ear and did (7,0Q0 worm of, 

damage and greatly iri< 

convienced me for tw'or 

months, and the other; 

drunken summer visitor whb 

hit my other parked car antf 

dented it... or the other 

summer visitor who deems ft 

necessary to park in tin aBiy" 

blocking all traffic... or the 

next door summer visitor who; 

has such loud parties until $ 

o'clock In the morning and I 

must arise at 5 o'clock and g.0 

to work with two hours ol 

sleep... or the beacbgoers who 

park in front of my house and 

I must park a block away, 

lugging baby and bags... or 

the summer boaters with Pa. 

painted on their boats who 

have total disregard anji 

speed by (fun when you are 

bring to get gas In your: 

boat)I '; 

No, for some of the above 

offenses I don't call our grea't 

Police Department I'm the 

nice guy; that is, until now. 

Prom what I see our Ocean 

City politicians have allowed 

ttalLWhy? 

Money, money, money: 

They are making Ocean City 

what it is today and what it 

wM be tomorrow.' 

And for the tomorrows to 

swdellvery In the summer It come I see a town run by the 

costs 118.80 and In the winter outottowners getting rich,» 

?* ««« «*t» Hi... And ghost town in the winter. • 

during the winter this same Some of you reading thW 

establishment has after- wlUsay: Well, leave if you di) 

school specials to drag the not like itl Well, guess whatf 

people in.,.. And when a home My family andl are doing Jutt 

owner and year'round renter matin September. And along 

JpVWy taxes too, Indirectly with us, 4 like many other 

nvough rent monies), must 'young families, with It goes 

JJV "beach tag when their my son, a possible could-havs 

noes help take care of beach tottMomeday mayor! > 

fffinUnance.i.who alknni ltT OceariCttywal»ttp.Betrue 

toeilsl,,^ n 

,Nanie withheld upoq 

It 

fj 

FRIDAY, JULY 11,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

JVT R* H* S* nOteS — news from Mainland Regional High School 

MAINLAND [BAND 

FLECT8 OFFICERS 

| The Mustang Band anbounced 

and inducted new 

officers during the annual 

band banquet 

Officers are as follows: 

President Mike Kennedy, 

Vice president Brian Kerper, 

secretary Jin Thliwclunldt, 

historian Uoda Tappetoer, 

librarians MB Lovlne ad 

Nancy Herman. 

Field officers include! 

drum major Nancy Herman, 

band front co-captalns Any 

Jffune and Mlcbde DeFeo, 

and band managers Paul 

Stanton, Ed Fnje* and Bui 

Cartand. 

FIVE ARTISTS DI 

8XATE EXHIBITION 

the IMS State Teen Arts 

Exhibition was held at 

Rutgers University In New 

Brunswick where students 

who were picked from the 

county teen arts exhibitions 

throughout the state showed 

their works. 

In Atlantic County, five 

students from Mainland were 

chosen to exhibit: Tim 

WilUami, Rosana Mayor, 

Hike Williams, Danielle 

D'Andrea and DOB Me- 

PartUnd. 

Art works were chosen 

during the exhlbiUon for the 

stttewlde visual art touring 

exhibit and possible Inclusion 

to. the Teen Arts Calendar. 

Mainland recipients were 

WUllams for his felt Up pen 

self-portrait and Mayor for 

her graphite pencil drawing. 

THEY TEACH THE 

HOLOCAUST LESSON 

-Last summer at Trenton 

Bate College, 21 teachers 

from around the state partidpated 

In a workshop on the 

Holocaust 

They emerged from this 

program as trainers for the 

state Department of 

Education to serve in the 

capacity of educators on the 

Holocaust 

One of the teachers now 

serving as a consultant for the 

New jersey State Department 

on Holocaust Education Is 

Mainland's Dennis Foreman. 

Recently, he provided a oneday 

teacher workshop at 

Gloucester Vocational School 

for South Jersey educators. 

Two other teachers from 

Mainland JBDM Cawley and 

Jean McClay, attended the 

session for training. 

More recently, Mainland 

presented Leon Bail as the 

mam speaker on the 

Holocaust. Throughout the 

day, other Holocaust survivors 

gpoke in Individual 

classrooms. 

Foreman was Instrumental 

In bringing Bui to Mainland 

through the Trenton summer 

workshop. Bass' presentation 

and the other survival 

speakers communicated the 

serious impact the Holocaust 

created upon civilization to 

rnany of Mainland's students. 

INDUCTED INTO 

JiATL HONOR UNIT 

A candlelight ceremony 

, capped Induction activities at 

a%\ Cbpsey'a Restaurant as 28 

w f Mainland Juniors were 

honored by the faculty for 

exemplary achievement In 

leadership, character, service 

and academics. 

''Senior members delivered 

speeches on each of the four 

qualities of the National 

Honor Society while Sen. 

Will lam Gormley 

. congratulated the new to- 

W (fcctees and their parents. 

-'Gormley praised the senior 

members of the honor society 

(or their community effort! 

and challenged the new Inductees 

to select projects that 

have an Impact on Atlantic 

Qounty and New Jersey. The 

new Inductees were guests of 

the senior members. 

*:Jeff Cbaie, president-elect 

A ofthel9M/B7NationalHonor 

~ Sodety. proceeded to Invite 

ike seniors to a breakfast that 

the new inductees prepared 

and served on the final day of 

school. 

^New inductees included; 

•^James Barnhart, John 

Booth, John Bunty, Jeffrey 

Chase, Sonya Cho, Beth 

Cloflne, Scott Basterday, 

Angela Evans, Cheryl 

W Family, William Fotlou, 

Oathy Friskd, William 

Gardner, Ruth Gray, Diane 

Law, Jennifer Meyer, Jane 

jHcCardelL Valerie, He- 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO 

AME 

IT. JAMES AME 

m St. and Haviii Av. 

Ocean City 

Rev. BaekwdfUi J, VooHwer, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Church School 


7:30 p.m. • Evening service. 


2U Short Rd. 

(Plaza 9 Cornplei) 

Marmora 

R^v Peter Wlpple, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 am 

11 a.m. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, 


Wonhip service 

Worship ufyiee 

THURSDAY 

7 p.m. - Midweek Mrvfee. 

Assembly of God Baptist 

ASSEMBLV 

OF ODD 

124 Dory Dr. 

Ocean City 

Robert Bostie, Pastor 

SUNDAY 

10am and 7 prn • Sunday 

worship 


OF GOD 

2115 New Rd 

Unwood 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m, -Morning worship 


ABUNDANT LOT! 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St and Wesley Av. 

Oe«an City 

Rev. Donald 1. Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 p.m. • Sunday school 

1 and 10:45 a.m. • Worship 

service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. - Prayer serviee 

SEA VIEW BAPTIST 

2025 Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev. Robert W, Connor, 

terlm pastor 

SUNDAY 

UHON CHAPEL BY 

55th Streel and Aibury Avenue 


Rev. Charles Weigel 

Hancock Memorial United Mifhodlsf Church 

Springfield, Penna. 

SONS SERVICE 10:20 A.M.; CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 


Arts & Crafts - Tues. & Thurs., io to Noon 

I Soloist, William Murphy, Tenor 

I Organist, Mrs, Jane Smith 

i Chaplain, Carolyn Vollmer 

/ • * • ' 

Prt school Classes 

during 

the service 

ST. PETER'S 

METHODIST 

8th and Centra! Avenue Ocean City, N.J, 

SUNDAY, JULY 13 th 



David M. Finch Preaching 

"A SENSE OF THE WORLD" 

—VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL 

Wednesdays, July 9 thru Aug. 6 

9 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. 

ABM 3 ysari thru iiti grade 

(The lOilOServiee broadcast on WIBG AM 1520) 

David M. Finch, Paitor 

•rim Robtrti, Aisoelaft Paitsr 

William R, Me Cliliand, AiMelin P»»for 

Dr. Kim Lines lumin, Dir, of Mulle 

Soloists i 

Nancy Fox McNamee, Soprano Raymond McAfee, Baritone ' 

Jeff Allyn, Tenor Margaret iaroody, Meao. Soprano 

in- 

8 a.m. • Sunday School 

10 am. . Morning worahip 

WEDNESDAY 



CORBIN OTV BAPTIST 

Main Street 

CbrMnClty 

RS. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

1:49 am. • Sunday school 



7th St. and Simpson Av, 

Rev Lafayette Rlddlek, 

palter 

SUNDAY 

ID am. • Sunday school 


WOM1E3DAY 

7:30 p.m. - Midweek prayer 

service. 


RAPTIST 

BOO S, Shore Rd, 

Marroors 

The Rev, Russell H. Bowers 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. • Moving worship 

7 pm. • Evening sendee 


m St and West Av. 

Rev, Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 Lm. • Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m. Prayer service 

FAITH BAPTIST 

1733 S, Short Rd. 

Palermo 

Barry Rice, pastor 

SJNDAY 


10:45 a.m. • Morning service 


WEDNESDAY 

7:10 p.m. • Prayer meeting. 

CALVARY 

BAPTIST 

Stmtrrftl 

DanCorbett, pastor 

INDEPENDENT 

RJNDAY 

9:4S «on. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning wonblp 

7 p.rrL - Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 


lerviet. 

Catholic 



Ocean City 

Msgr James A. Carr. pastor 

MASSES 

Dally - 7 and B a.m. 

Saturday • I a.m., 4, 5:4$ 

and 7 p.m. 

Sunday • I, 9:15,10-so a.m. 

and noon, 

OONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after 8 a.m. 

Maw. Saturday 2:30-3:30 pm 

and after 7 p.m. Mail. 

ST. FRANCES ' 

CABBINI R.C. 

ted St and Atlantic Av, 

Ocean City 

Mlp, Joseph E. Conlon, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally • ? and I a.m. 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. 

Sunday-7,8:30,10 and 11-30 

a.m 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNSEL 

40th St and Aibury Av. 

Ocean City 

Msgr. Thomas H Sharkey, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally • 8 and 10 a.m., and 4 

p.m. 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 4, Sill, 7 

and 8:15 p.m. 

Sunday-7,8,9,10:15,11:30 

am. and 8 p.m. 

CHURCH OF THE 


200 w. Tuckahoe Rd. 

Marmora 

Msgr. James J. Zegers, 

pastor 

MASSES 


Friday • 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. 

Saturday • 4 and 6:30 p.m. 

Sunday - 7:46, », 10;15 ' 

U:30 i»m, fc ' 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

St. 

Lutheran 

Church 

Central Ave. it Ttnth St., Octin City, New Jerwy 08221 


at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. 

ISMnutt Hymn Sing before each sendee, list Sunday 

of each month. 


9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 3 through Adult 

Nuniry AvittM at both Sirvlni 

Parking on Ocean City Home Savings 

8, Loan let at 10th Street and Asbury Avenue 

Tht Reverend Albert i, Aiipach, Pastor 

The Rtv. Dr, Charles P. Crewman, Aiilitant 

America*s Great Preaching Center 

OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE 

WESLEY A VENUE at 5th-6th STREETS, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

SUNDAY, JULY 13th, 1986 

E.WOODLEY 

KALEHOFF 

9:00 & 11:00 A.M. SERVICES (SONG SERVICE: 8:45 • 10:45) 

DR. ROBERT W. BOHL 

First Presbyterian Church 

' Fort Worth, TBXit 

MORNING SOLOIST: Brian Maneely 

7:30 P.M. SEflVKE (SONG SERVICE 7:15) 

DR. ANTHONY CAMPOLO 

Watoah and Poplar Ave 

Llnwood 

BUSSES 

Saturday • 8:30 p.m. 

Sunday• 1,9;S0and 11 am , 

6:30 p.m. 

ST, JOSEPH'S R.C. 

Mth and Landis Av. 

SeaUleOty 

Msgr, Paul M, O'Connor, 

palter 

MASSES 

Daily 7 im and 4:30 p.m. 

Saturday - 8 a.m., 5 and 7 

MB, 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La, 

Samer» Point 

MASSES 

Dally - 7 and 8 ui and 7 

p.m. 

,Saturday • 5:30 p.m. 

Sunday-7:45, 9,10:30.11:45 

UL and 5:30 p.m. 

Christian Science 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

SCIENTIST 

8th St. and Anbury Av. 

Ocean City 

SUNDAY 

11 a.m. - Church service and 

Sunday school. 

WEDNESDAY 

8 p.m. • Testimony meeting. 

Episcopal 

HOLYTRINrrY 

EPBOOPAL 

30th St. and Bay Av. 

Ocean City 

Rev, Michael W, Goldberg.rector 

SATURDAY 

5:30 p.m. • Hob' Eucharist 

SUNDAY 

I a.m. . Holy Eucharist 

10 a.m. • Choral Eucharist 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 a.m. - Holy Euchaiijt 

CHURCH OF THE 

REDEEMER 

20th and Atlantic Av. 

g 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. • Holy Communion 

10 a.m. . Morning service. 

Holy Communion first Sunday 

of the month. 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Soraera Point 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 

OCEAN CITY , 

First Church of 

Christ Scientist 

and Reading Room 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11-00 A.M. . 

Sunday School 11 :D0A.M. 

Wednesdays 8:00 P.M. 

(Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Dally 

11A.M.tOIP.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

rector 

KJNDAY 

8 a.m. • Holy Eucharist 

10 a.m. - Choral Eucharist 

with sermon, story hour and 

nursery 

WEDNESDAY 

10 a.m. • Holy Eucharist In 

the chapel. 

Traditional Episcopal Jj* 


HOLY TMOTTY 


Mill Road 

Bargalntown 

Rev. D.J, ConstantBloi, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

8:48and 10:30a.m. .semen 

7 p.m. - Evening 

OCEAN CITY 

TABERNACLE 

Wesley Av,, 5th to 8th ito, 

Opein City 

William G. Lufl, president 

SUNDAY 

g ind 11 a.m. - Mominf 

MARGATE COSOIUNTTV 

BOO Ventnar Partway 

Margate 

Rtv. Terence E. Johnson 

FRIDAY, JULY n, IMg 

SUNDAY ( 

ShSf •JO. - Church ichgj 


UNITED METHODIST OP 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Kennedy Blvd. and Park 

Richard W. Nichols, 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m, - Church school 

8:30 and 11 a.m. Mnrnl~ " 

worship 

WESLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

RL 610 Petonburg 

Dr. John F. Oarrahan, paitcf 

OTACECHUBCH JtS^s^ker. 

(EvangeUeal EpUeopal) _ - 

Stod Si and Central Av, 

Ocean City 

Rt, Rev. John Rlfenbury. 

REORGANIZED 

OP JESUS L.D.S. 

CHIIHOT 

rector 

SUNDAY 

SUNDAY 

1 p.m. - Morning prayer and 

Sermon. Holy communion on 

Sunday, 

11 a.m. - Meets in the 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

Rd., SeavlUe. (Just inside the 

N.J. Marine Science Con- 

Mrtium.) All ar» welcome. 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Snore Rd. 

SeaviUi 

Rev. Mark H. Earl 

SUNDAY 

I a.m. • Orthos • Matins 

9;30 a.m. • Divine liturgy 

10-30 a.m. - Sermon 


UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE-SEA 

56th St. and Asbury Av. 

Ocean City 


SUNDAY 

9:15 a.m. - Sunday school 

10:30 a.m. • Morning service 

with put speaker. 

LWWOOD COMMUNITY 


linwood 

SUNDAY 

i;« a.m, • Church ichool 

11 a.m. - Morning wonhjp 

7 pjn, • Evening service 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CHAPEL 

Lyndhurat and Wlitar Av. 

Mprmora 

SUNBAV * 

i;M a.m. . Worahip 

11 a.m. • Family Bible hour 

7 p.m. • Gospel meeting 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

Hotel Luray 

m Walty Av. 

Ocean City 



11 a.m. . Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Evening service 

WBNBSDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Prayer iervlci 

and Bible study 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Harbor Village Squire *» 

Ocean Heights Ave. and Son 

Rd. 

Bargalntown 

Rev: William Brltt, pastor 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

and 


10TH* WESLEY • 399-2261 

Rev. DONALD E. HURLBERT. Senior Pastor 

RiV. DONALD rmLVS, VisHiflon Piilor 

Rev. Keith A. Walker. Pastor of Youth and Family Ministries 

Diva Senseney, Choir Director Phil Senieney, Organist 


8:00 A.M.; 10:45 A.M. • Pattor Donald E. Hurtbert 

9:30 A.M.-Sunday School 

7:15 P.M.-Bible Conference , 

REV. DAVID POLLOCK ; 

Director, Interaction 

A/so-Mon.-FfL 7:15 P.M. 

f Tut«.-ftL 10:30 A.U. 

Tuts.-Youth Night Than.-College and Career ' 

Music; - Warren Whitney, Lancaster Bible college 1 

AR-CONDITIONEO ; 

,• „ Von Traniportstlon to •nd^romSundai',School , \'\ 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.ra - Church school 

9:30 add 11 a.m- - Worship 


UNION CTAPEL 

32nd St and Central Av. 

Ocean City 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Church school with 

bible classes for all ages. 

11 a.m, • Morning worship. 

Lutheran 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

Central Av. at 10th St. 

Ocean City 

Albert E. Alspach, pastor' 

Dr, Charles P. Cressman, 

assistant 

SUNDAY 

9 and 11 a.m. - The service, 

nursery available. 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

42nd and Landls Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Henry Ireland, pastor 

SUNDAY 

I and 10 a.m. - Tin service 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Shore Rd. end Dawes Av. 

Somere Point 

Rev. Jeffrey H. Rickards, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. • 

Worahip service 


and nursery 

Methodist 

ST. PETER'S 

UNITED METHODIST 

8th St. and Central Av. 

QetanClty 

Dovid M, Finch, pastor 

SUNDAY" ~ 

9 and 10:30 a.m. - Morning 

worship. 

TRINITY UNITED 

METHODIST 

ID N. Shore Road 

Marmora 

J.D. Overcash, pastor 

SUNDAY 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. • Morning worship 

11 a.m. - Sunday school 

SUNDAY 

I a.m. • Worship service 

10:15 a.m. • Church school 

TUCKAHOE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Bt 49 | 

Tuckahoe 

Rev. Daniel Hulitt, pastor 

SUNDAY 


9 am . Morning worship 

CENTRAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. and Central Av, 

Linwood 

Rev, Harvey E. Van Solve* 

pastor 

w 

SUNDAY 


10 a,m, - Worship servici 


Presbyterian 

OCEAN CITY ORTHODOX 

PRESBYTERIAN % 

32nd St. and Central Av. V 

Rev. John H. Skilton, pastor 

10 a.m. • Church serviee. 

11 a.m. •Sunday school 


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 


Ocean City 

Minister! Rev. Wllllai 

Radcliffi Allen, ThM, 

SUNDAY 

ShM a.m, • Sunday school 

S;80 and 11 a.m.. Mornlnj 

worship ' 

7:30 p.m. • Evening worship 

Quaker 

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY 

Or FRIENDS 

(Quaker) 

Shore Rd., SeavlUe 

FfflSTDAY 

(Sunday) 

11 a.m. 

worship 

Meeting for 

Seventh Day 

Admniist 

SEVENTH-DAY 

?;« 8:48 a. m_. Sunday school ^X5*T . , 

11 a.m. • Worahip Roosevelt Blvd. 

and Route B 

MACEDONIA UNITED 

METHODIST 


Ocean City 

David M. Pinch, paator 

John Friedman, pastor 

SATUHDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Worship serviei 

11 a.m. . Bible study 

3trat Irwhtjtwfan fflijurri 

The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. 

7th ancj Wesley Avenue i 

Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen, Th.M., Paster 

J. Kenneth Reese Choir Director 

JeanC.Ridgway Organist 

SUNDAY, JULY 13,1986 

MORNWG W0RSMP: 8:30 •.m.. 11:00 a.m. 

"THE DEMON OF EMPTINESS" 

Mr. Allen - Preaching 

'„. SUNDAY 8CH00L;J:30A.M. 

The Whole Bible for the Whole Person 

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FRIDAY, JULY 11,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 — SECTION TWO 

'Friends 

Journal' 

available at 

library 

SeaviUe Meeting of the 

Religioufl Society of Friends 

announces that the ""•[f" | nf 

Friends Journal is now 

available Is patnaw in the 

Ocean aty Public library 

and the Cape, May County 

USrarf. / 

Friends Journal hat been 

cited by the Associated 

Ouirch Prtta for excellence 

in religious Journalism. Its 

subscribers come tan all SO 

states and nearly SO foreign 

countries. The Journal Is 

published 19 times a year and 

features articles on spiritual 

and social Issues. 

Seaville Friends Meeting 

believes that having Friends 

Journal In libraries wiU 

promote understanding of 

Quakers among both 

residents and visitors 

throughout Cape May County 

which Seaville Meeting 

Happy birthday! 

By POOR RICHARD 

Happy birthday to the I billionth person on earth! 

We do not know htm or her personally, but according to 

population projections, he or she was born this week. 

It Is rare In this global society to find both a nation and 1 

religion Out views each person as an individual With S 

billion people, there has already been and will be even 

more government by bearding people Into classes and 

religion by blanket pronouncements. Some of the usual 

ones are that everybody's saved or everbody's damned. 

What an unusual and precious treasure Is our Bill of 

Rights. As Amerioans, we have at least a good chance of 

being treated u HigniflnH individuals by our governments 

and courts. 

Even more precious U our Christian faith. No other 

religion of the world proclaims the reality of a personal 

salvation, a God we call "Father," and a Savior whom we 

refer to on a flnt-name basis. 

There may be 5 billion people on this planet, but the 

Bible says that God knows us each as the distinctive 

persons that we are. Jesus proclaimed that even the hairs 

of our head are numbered. 

Someday we will all have a personal Judgement — not 

Just be conveniently lost in a crowd. Someday those of 

faith and salvation wtU have • personal reward of unspeakable 

Hlmgnalnna 

Rev. Richard C.Wlngate 

The Ughthouse Community 

OcetmCttyandWoodbuTy 

The Rev. Car! Marucci, director, is Hanked by the Festival Choir 

during their Christinas concert. 

Church choir records first album 

SOMEBS POINT- The 60member 

St Joseph's Festival 

choir hag recorded its first 

album, Qomt Praise the Lord, 

to be released In December. 

The album will reflect a 

variety of spiritual mule 

ranging from Latin polyphony 

to contemporary Christian 

music, with accompaniment 

by organ, harp, and electronic 

synthesizer. 

Also performing on the 

album ti the 12-member 

children's handbell 1 cliblr. 

Vacation Bible school readied 

SQMBRS POINT — 

Calvery Independent Baptist 

Onirch will sponsor a dally 

vacation school during the 

week of July 114 from 7 to 

8:30 each evening. 

Classes will be available for 

all agea and will Include Bible 

study, crafts, and refreshments. 

PENTECOSTAL GROUP 

TO SING JULY 11 

Ttie McKeether's a pentecostal 

singing group will be 

appearing at the Ocean 

Heights Pentecostal Church 

inMcKee City at 8 p.m. today 

(Friday). A free will offering 

will be taken. Open to the 

public. 

Q, What 

Good 

Does 1 

funeral 

Do? 

A. Today, there art some 

who find themselves 

asking, "What BOOB daei a 

funeral do...really?" 

Certainly if can do 

nothing for the person 

whose life Is ended, beyond 

providing the dignity of a 

proper burial. 

But a funeral does a 

great deal for those whose 

lives go on. For the 

bereaved family, their 

friends, their close circle In 

the community. 

It's * a shared 

moment —to realize, to 

reflect, to reaffirm. 

Encircled by the strength 

of others who care, those 

who grieve begin to accept 

the reality of death. They 

know it happened, but a 

part of their mind relectt 

It. The funeral service 

takes them gently by the 

shoulders end turns them 

to face It. And having faced 

It, having viewed It, things 

ere easier. 

WWBERG 

Pout Otnmnatt of Wwil 

201 Aibury Avenw 

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The guest speaker will be 

Pastor Bob Stuart from 

Peoples' Baptist Church in 

Newfield, N.Y. He will teach 

with the help of "Rudy" his 

little friend In presentation of 

ventiloqulst magic. 

The public Is Invited. The 

church is located at New Road 

and New York Avenue. 

Come Praise the Lord is 

dedicated to the memory of 

Patricia Dobson, 1 young 

member who died unexpectedly 

during the choir's 

first season. 

The choir, under the 

direction of Rev, Carl 

Marucci, a pia—ii pianist, 

first sang ui September 1983. 

In a matter of months, the 

Festival Choir was presenting 

to first full-acale Christmas 

concert. 

There have been two more 

such concerts since that first 

Christmas, with several 

engagements in and •round 

the South Jersey area, as well 

as an appearance on KYW'a 

televised Sunday mass. 

The Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

established 1896 

809 Central Ave; 644 S. SHore Rd. 

Ocean City, N.J. Palermo, N.J. 

^hone 399-0077 Phone OT0-W> 

Herbert L. Godfrey, Owner 

In Tlmo of Trouble, Wo An to 

MMMa your Phone 

Pledging for the future, as In the past, the finest end 

most dignified, personalized forneral serviee 

SUCCESSOR TO OCEANCITY'I FIRST 

FUNBRAL DIRECTOR 

Ocean City Residents 

The Board of Education is 

soliciting candidates for appointment 

as a member of the Board of 

Education until the school elections 

of April 1987. Candidates must comply 

with legal requirements. 

Interested candidates should address 

their letters to Antoinette J. 

Ruggleri, Board Secretary, Ocean 

City Board of Education, 801 Asbury 

Avenue, Ocean City, n.J. 08226 and 

mark envelopes "Letter of In* 

tefest." Deadline for filing these letters 

is July 15,1986, 

"Letters of Interest" will be 

opened and reviewed by the Board of 

Education. Questions on this appointment 

may be addressed to .Antoinette 

J., Ruggleri, Board 

Secretary 399-4161M 

1 

BY ORDER OF THE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION 

Hie Choristers are coining to St. Peter't United Methodist Church for a 

Saturday evening concert 8 o'clock July 12. The concert will feature a 

rendition of John Butter's "Gloria." 

Choral group in concert Saturday 

The Choriiters, a 3atj»mtj«r 

choral group under 

the direction of David Spitko, 

will present an evening 

concert Saturday, July 12, at 8 

o'clock In St. Peter's United 

Methodist Church. 

The program will laelude 

madrigals, spirituals, barbershop 

aonff and a featured 

rendition of John Ruler's 

fflorta. 

The group has appeared on 

Philadelphia television, in 

concert In Longwood Gardens 

and in churches in Reading 

and Philadelphia. 

Skilton is Central Chapel speaker 

Dr. John H. Skilton of 

Philadelphia and this city will 

be the guest preacher at the 

11 a.m. worship service 

Sunday at the Central (Man 

City Union Chapel, 32nd 

Street and Central Avenue. 

Music will be provided by 

Barry Oehlera of Haddonfleld. 

Dr. Skilton Is dean of the 

Reformed Bible Institute of 

Delaware Valley and lecturer 

in the New Testament at 

Westminster Theological 

Seminary and at the Center 

BAZAAR TABLE 

VACS AVAILABLE 

The Missionary bazaar will 

be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Saturday, Aug. 2 on the Music 

Pier, Table spaces are still 

available according to 

chairwoman Elizabeth 

Money. Donation is $10 per 

space. For information call 

Mrs. Money at 399-4915 or pick 

up application form at the 

aty Hall Public Relations 

Office, 9th Street and Asbury 

Avenue. 

Sunday 

Mltthtw 

5:1-12 

• 

Mond«» 

MiUhew 

6:1-8 

Thu ndny 

MMIbtw 

13:31-52 

• 

Friday 

Lake 

12:13-21 

Tin in* »!• i«m 

for Urban Theological Study 

in Philadelphia. 

He Is a trustee of The 

Sowers and also of Advocate, 

Inc. which operates a 

Christian bookstore in 

Philadelphia. 

Dr. Skilton Is author of 

Think on thtM things. Bible 

Truth for Faith and H/e and 

general editor of The New 

IMomsnt Student He is also 

minlster-In-resldence at the 

Robert H. Skilton and 

Margaret B. Skilton House in 

HOLY SPOUT SIGNUP 

DEADLINE AUG. U 

The deadline for students 

who wish to register for the 

U8U7 school year at Holy 

Spirit High School U Thursday, 

Aug. 14. The student 

personnel office number is 

64WM85. Records from the 

student's present school 

should be forwarded for 

review so mat registration 

may occur to later man Aug. 

14. 

Philadelphia, 

The Skilton House has been 

dedicated to God and Is being 

wed in various ways for the 

advancement of the Gospel. 

Recently It has been involved 

in work on behalf of refugees 

from Vietnam, Cambodia and 

Laos. 

Central Ocean aty Union 

Chapel is an interdenominational 

church 

holding worship services 

during the summer at 11 a.m. 

each Sunday. Bible classes for 

the entire family are conducted 

at 10 a.m. 

UNION CHAPEL 

BAZAAR JULY 16 

The women's association of 

Union Chapel by the Sea will 

hold Its annual bazaar from 10 

am to 2 p.m Wednesday, 

July 16 In the church hall 55th 

Street and Asbury Avenue. 

Items for sale will Include 

null, plants, home baked 

goods, attic treasurers and . 

more. Lunch will be 

available. 

Stand In The Gap 

God told Bukisl: "I sought for i 

nun... who should build up the will and 

stud in the gap before me and for the 

l»nd...bul I found none," (Ezeklel 

22:M) 

And God still looks for people who will 

"stand in tht gap" and build up the wall 

on which He can build Hit kingdom. He 

looks for good people, people of vision, 

those who will not sell their souls for a 

mess of pelage, nor sacrifice their birthrights 

on the altar of expediency in the 

marketplace. 

Pompey, Roman general and statesman, 

put it "Ii is a small matter that I 

should move forward and die. It is too 

great a matter that I should take one step 

backward and live," 

Tom Waldman's Travel Center 

Professional Travel coniultinli 

613-Bth Street, Ocean City 398-7450 

Ocean City Home 

Savings & Loan Association 

1001 Aibury Ave. Dial 3114011 

Eugene W, Pashley 

Insurance Agency, Inc. 

Short Rd, Marmora . DM 390-3360 

15th 

Carey's 

Real Estate inc. 

A Boardwalk DUI 399-0178! 

Following the bloody yean of the Civil 

War, the name and character of Gen 

Robert B, Let never faltered nor waivered. 

This great genera) stood taller In defeat 

than most generals ever stood in victory. 

One day a group of men approached him 

about heading a business enterprise of 

questionable nature. They offered him 

$50,000. "You will have to do nothing. 

All we want is the use of your name," they 

told him, 

Oen. Lee stood tall behind his desk, 

"Sin, my name is the heritage of my 

parents. It it all 1 have, and it is not for 

sale." 

The gips arc all around us. People, men 

and women, go and stand! 

Ready's Coffee Shop & RestauranT 

41SBghthSt. 399 4418 

First Fidelity Bank 

NA South Jersey 

ThrMOfflCMlnOpwnCrty 399-1300 

The Flanders Hotel 

Banquet 8. Party Facilities 

719 E. 11th SL Dill 399-1000 

Slant's ShopRlte Supermarket 

'The Number 1 Food Giant of south jersey 

Simtrs Print • Rio Grande • Abttcon 

' , R. E. Darby, Agency Inc. 

oUintOn S Uept. Store , "insurance Exclusively Since 1W5" 

' DW399-8S11 tIMCMtraiAvt. '3BM0* 

Ocean Abstract Company 

:. Continental Title Insurance Co. , , 

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#AOE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 

j^v**' r^"t"ii** 

pmilo B* P»i»r Macphtrtgn 

Competitors line up to begin one of the races in the Liberte de Timex regatta last weekend. 

Competition was held up for over six hours due to a lack of wind and a choppy surf. 

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• Start a business. 

D Investit 

D Pay off credit cards. 

• Take a second honeymoon. 

• Build a swimming pool, 

• Buy timt dream car. 

• Build a greenhouse. 

• Buyaboat 

D Pay Junior's college tuition. 

• Refurnish the house. 

D Buy a personal computer. 

• Send mother-in-law on a 

long vacation, 

• Buy a home at the shore. 

• Consolidate ftebiUs. 

• Sunbathe on the Rmera. 

n Build a house in tiie 

mountains. 

• Fly to Rio for lunch. 

O Buy a racehorse. 

• Modernize the kitchen. 

• Buy a recreational vehicle. 

• Buildasundeck. 

• Buyahott*. 

n Have a hiau in Hawaii. 

• BuyaGrrfatherCloek. 

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Sailing races begin at OCYC 

Sliteen boats participated DeDee Bolger for the Carthy, who have been World ChamplflBgnm m wum 

tn tot start af racing at the remaining slots 

eagerly awaiting the start of last August, entrants wen 

Ocean City Yacht Club June On Saturday, the Bob Ar- flu sailing season, were • divided Into Gold; ffihnr, and 

audit. 

chibalds, father and ion, strong second both times. Bronze Fleets. 

In the GP-14 fleet, the Ar- captured two firsts In the CP- In third place were Jay In the Gold Fleet, Brian 

diibalds took two flnti on U's. Erie Hostvedt and Greg Reed and his daughter Jen- Huntsman of OCYC, with 

Saturday while Emily Hen- Hertz were runners-up both nifer. A relative newcomer to crew Frank Ciril of Sea Isle 

derson, sailing with Rob times. John and Carol Wagner the 110 fleet, Jay spent the aty Yacht Club, captured 

Shields, garnered top honors garnered a third and a fifth. winter repairing and refining third place, followed by 

on Sunday. 

Bill and Vera Tuner took a his boat, which had suffered another OCYC boat, Brown 

The Hanscoma hid twofourth 

and a third. Dick and damage in his initial ap- Beer and Peter BeOwoar. 

firsts in the 110 fleet on DeDee Bolger ended with a pearance at the end of last 

Sunday. Two DiMartaos, Jin fifth and • fourth. 

season. 

In the Silver Fleet, Harry 

and Mike, alternated first and The DiMarinos dominated Six GP-14'i were not sailing BeDwoar and Brian Becotte 

second in Sunflah competition the Sunflah nets on Satur- in Ocean City since the garnered second place. Harry 

« Saturday. 

day. Jin and Mike alternated Nationals were being held in was a double winner, having 

The flnrt races of the season first and second places, while BrigantUte on Saturday. also been recognlied as the 

are always a challenge u younger brother Drew had a Twenty-two boats par- best In the Master Division 

sailors struggle with equip- third *nd a sixth. 

ticipated in the five races Jo (skipper over the ago of 50). 

ment problems and their own Crfng Monastero took a decide the championship. Also sailing at Brtganttae 

Umitations after the long fourth and a third In theWinner 

was John WUstf of from OCYC were Fnd Hugo 

winter away from the racing SunfWi. Dan Schwenk gar- me Corinthian Yacht Club of and Leslie Carroll, Matt and 

scene. Emily Henderson and nered a fourth and a sixth. Ape May. 

Julie Vollmer, and Emily 

Rob Shields were no ei- Diane Buono, the only girl Following the model of the Henderson and Mark Asher. 

ception 

sailing In the fleet, was • 

They really worked to win consistent fifth, followed by 

in their first time out together P.J. Chew and Todd 

in a GP-14. They wan the first Monastero. Is 4th out of 500 

nee on Sunday, despite being Russell and Cindi Hanscom 

five minutes late for the start captured two firsts In the 110 

In the second nee, while fleet Jack and Lnura Mchiking 

out on the down-wind in triathlon 

leg, Emily's feetslipped out of 

Ocean City lifeguard Steve well throughout the swim and 

me hiking strap, and over- 

Mazurek placed fourth out of bfke ride, but after reaching 

baud she went. 

500 athletes competing the city of Philadelphia, was 

As she came up sputtering 

Sunday In the Liberty to unable to complete the run. 

in the water, Rob was beard to 

Liberty Triathlon. 

Former OCBP lifeguard 

say, "Emily, if you're racing, 

The net started at the Paul Rudzitts placed 22nd. 

get back In this boat!" to- 

Statue of Liberty In New York 

splred by his words, Emily 

Harbor and ended In sight of 

did juat that, and ccotlnued to 

the Liberty Bill In 

helm the boat to a second 

Philadelphia. 

victory for the day. 

Athletes from 48 states and races scheduled 

Eric Hostvedt and- Greg 

12 foreign countries began g the The Octin City Beach 

Herte alternated with Bill and 

g y diving off Patrol has been conducting 

Vera Turner In the second and 

Liberty Island into the intrasquad swimming, rowing 

mlrd positions on Sunday In 

Hudson River early Sunday and running races for the past 

the OP's. John and Carol 

morning. They faced a 1%- week. 

Wagner took two fourths. 

mile swim, followed by a 100- The winners of the In- 

Brian Hltchings and Sue 

mile bike ride through New traaquad noes will represent 

Lenker, newly engaged 

Jersey to Philadelphia and a the OCBP In South Jersey 

members of the OP fleet, 

five-mile run that ended on lifeguard competitions. 

alternated with Dick and 

Chestnut Street near the Following are the dates of 

liberty Bell. 

fin South Jersey lifeguard 

Mazurek, a seven-year races: 

OCBP veteran, guards the July 11—Cape May County 

bathers at the14th 

Street Championship, Wlldwood 

beach, In the winter he Crest, 6 p.m. 

teaches math at Springfield July li - Ocean City 

High School In Delaware Lifeguard Association 

County, Pa. 

Biathlon, 43rd Street beach, 

Mazurek finished with a 6:15 p.m. 

time of 5:66:18, only three 

seconds behind former OCBP 

lifeguard Rob Guzikowski. 

Sttvt Fitch of West Chester, 

Pa. took first place with a 

winning time of 5:53:45, and 

Greg Isaacs of Beverly Hllln, 

Calif, finished second-in 

July 19 — WIMwood open 

ocean swim, 6:15 pjn. 

July 21 — Cape May City 

Superathlon, 6 pjn. 

July it — Ocean City 

Lifeguard Association T. John 

Carey 7th annual masters 

ocean swim, inn Street 

Steve Mazurek 

fcSMO, •>'- - ' • •.•'•••-« 

Another OCBP lifeguard, 

lob Pugh, who guards on the 

34th Street beach, was doing 

beach, fl p.m. 

A«f. 1 — Margate 

Memorial Races, S pjn. 

Aag § — Dutch Hoffman 

Memorials, WUdwood, 8 p.m. 

MalhiW 0. Rnkelion, D.M.D., M.M.Sc. 

Practice limited to Orthodsnlcs 


Aug. 15 - South Jeney 

Lifeguard Championships, 

WUdwood Oat, 6 p.m. 

Aug. tl — John T. Goudy 

1323 Simpson Avenue 

Suites 5 and 6 


(609)398 1511 

Memorials, Ventnor, 6 p.nx 

WYOMING BRIDGE 

WINNERS LISTED 

Winneri in the bridge 

gum July 7'were Edith B. 

2400 New Road 

Northfleld.N.J. 08225 

(609) 6451559 

Smith, Helen Stedem and 

Anthony yalentl. For 

information call Edith B. 

Smith, manager, at 399-1764 

or 3994726. 

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FRIDAY, JULY 11,1986 THE SENTir>EL-LEDCBB. OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

Sirois wins tennis tournament 

The fint of the annual 

Havey Lake tennis tour- 

JMmenta of tb» season was 

leld July 5 hen with 11 

[Women entering the round* 

robin competition. 

, Hot tad humid weather 

(didn't alow down anyone, and 

,the tournament went on all 

{afternoon, Maureen Orals of 

•Philadelphia and Ocean City 

eventually capturing first 

place. She finished the Ust set be held on the new courts and 

M. 

prospective competitors are 

Second place went to urged to fry them out. 

Maureen Lowry, also of The Harvey Lake men's 

Philadelphia and Ocean City. singles win be July 26 and 27, 

(Încidentally, Slrols and and Aug. 2 and 3. Registration 

LBwry are won to be to-laws. by July 22 Is at flth Street and 

The tournament was theAtlantic 

Avenue. 

tat to be played go the new 

Omni surface courts installed The men's doubles will be 

earlier Ola Beaton. All suc- Aug. 9, 10, 16 and 17; 

ceeding tournaments will also registration by Aug. 5. 

Flounder tournament July 20 

photo by PAW Maephanon 

Trophy winners in the first Bob Hughes Invitational tournament were, 

; UPPER TOWNSHIP — Tie Jeffers Florist, Route 9, anytime before 4 p.m. on from left! Marie Ftorsythe, Ben Harry, Jean Cohlll and Charles Parker. 

second annual Chamber of Palermo; fee DeauvUt Inn; tournament day. which Is the 

Commerce flounder tour- Levarl Plneria. Route 9, cut-off time. 

nament win be Sunday, July Marmora > or Clayton's Participants may fish from 

20. The rain-or-shlne event Is Marina (also a welgh-ln boat, off bank or dock. They 

Mng sponsored by Up* pout), Roosevelt Boulevard, are reminded that everyone in 

fcer Township Chamber of Marmora. 

the boat must be registered. 

^Commerce with cooperation Entry cut off Is 9 a.m. the The entry form also reminds 

of the Deauvllle Irai. Strath- day of the tournament. entrants that state law gets 

Registrations that morning the flounder minimum at IS 

Prises are offered for those will be available only at toe Inches. Competitors will be 

catching the top 10 fish, and DeauvUlelnn. 

disqualified if flounder under 

door prizes win be drawn Hot dogs will be available U Inches an kept. 

from registration forms. during the welgMn at the Harry Harvey, president of 

Registration fee Is *4 andDeauvllle 

Inn. Contestants the Upper Township Chamber Nan Hughes, second left, presents trophies to Jean Cohlll and Charles 

those entering may register at may come to the welgh-ln of Commerce, invites Parker following Bob Hughes invitational tournament. Looking on are 

residents and visitors to "Join 

Jacque Zoller, left, Charles and Robert Hughes Jr., sons of the late 

the fun, and fish for the big 

ones." 

Hughes, and Berwyn Hugges, right, brother to the late Hughes. 

MATCHPOINT JR. - 

.Florence Hanson and Loll 

Kilbourne won North-South on 

Jtuy 1 with 179 followed by 

Hazel Rohrbach and Carl 

Weldlg 177, Jimmy Cox and 

jPat Capltano 170, Helen and 

-George Perry 117, June 

'Dreslln and Jean Van Tilberg 

m, 

• East-West winneri were 

.Violet Leia and Norm 

ThinBchmidt 214, Nancy 

Blcksler and Gen Boden 191, 

Mathilda Hughes and Flo 

Smith 197, Ann Blom and Dot 

Pataky 191, Row Capito and 

iMary Frances Englebert 162, 

Ann Sweeney and Jean 

Wanamaker 156. 

MATCHPOWT — Aaron 

:Slmon and Art Levlne won on 

July 3 with 123 followed by 

,lois Kilbourne and Laurel 

Nowbray 118, Helen Bird and 

OUve Scbaeffer 115H, Ann 

Jones and Kathryn Fischer 

.112, Jarte and Bert Graf 111, 

Betai James and Peg Sheldon 

,101. 

East-West winners were Stu 

Fuller and Mary Frances 

; Englebert 136, J. Turcott and 

W. Gascom 134, Emma May 

jGoddardjimd Johanna njti«nii 

120, Dot Pataky and AnaBlom 

112, Ann ud Irv TBehtbuU 

108. ' 

, Games are held 7:30 p.m. 

Tuesday and Thursday at the 

Community Center. For Information 

or partnerships call 

Laurel Mowbray, 3994845. 

' Ocean City Yacht Club 

duplicate bridge winners on 

July 1 were; North-South 

Lucille Morrison and Helen 

Kulp tie with Betty and 

Wally Runyan, 135. Charlotte 

'and Dr. Arthur Vaughn, 132; 

Stella Guoth and Eve Kelly, 

127; Edna Daniels and Jeanne 

Hi U also a member of the 

ropractic Student! 

laUan. 

LUXURY 

CARPETS 

» Reg.*18.95»q,yd. 

;• Dupont p Nylon * 

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INSTALLED 

JACKHAUmiAN C 

Scott Paratto 

Athlete on 

beach patrol 

Scott Parratto of Ocean City 

fa serving his fourth year as a 

member of the Sea Isle City 

Beach Patrol. 

A Junior at Washington and 

Jefferson College, he Is a 

graduate of Ocean City High 

School where he was a 

member of the varsity soccer 

team for three .years. 

Parratto Is continuing his 

soccer playing at Washington 

and Jefferson. 

Selling Your House 

WHO ARE THE 

CUSTOMERS? 

DiMarlno, 125; Jean Bowers 

and Peg g Wlegand, 117 and 

'Johannai 

Mlskill and Dr. A.J. 

DiMarlno Jr., 111. 

East-West winners ware 

Marge Gartland and George 

CuUen, tie with Betty Evans 

and Peg Walten, I24tt; 

Lucille Ulna and Marion 

Who's going to purchase 

the house you're wiling? 

Judging by recent ex 

perlence across the ceun 

fry, two chances In three It 

will bf • repeat buyer, 

Rauch, 122; Jan and Jack 

Landsledel, mv«; Louise and 

someone who's owned a 

home before. 

Bob Young, 117; Dot and Dr. Those are tough 

Frank Adshead, 116; Dot and customers. Thty're not 

BUI Fosters, US; Alice and starry-eyed beginners af 

Paul Jones, lUM, and Emma househuntlno. They know 

Mat Goddard and Marion what kind of space they 

Clinton, 113. 

July 3 contract bridge 

winners were Lucille Mlna, 

5^90; Connie Feame, 4,920; 

Helen ScUerey, 4,700 and 

Jean Warren, 4,090. 

need. They know mere 

about construction and 

heating systems than a fir 

sMlmer. They're Itsi 

likely to be swayed by 

gimmicks. 

-Some repeat buyers de 

CKMEN08HON, 

look for houses being sold 

30LLEGE DEAfTS UST 

by their owners, because 

they think they can bargain 

Matthew P. Kemenosh, MI 

clown the price. But the 

oT llr, and Mr». John 

smartest buyers • like the 

Kemenosh of Ocean City, was smartest sellers • value 

oamed to the dean's list for their time, and rely on an 

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Sherman College of Straight professional, 

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Our |Ob Is to match up 

S.C. when he U comptettag houses and buyers as 

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College before enrolling at we bring you these who 

Stonnan College. Kemenoeh want what you've got. We 

holds munbenhlps In the help you set the optimum 

Garden State Chiropractic price for your property 

Society and the Phm^ and then we help you get 

SMI CWropracUc Coondl. If.' - : ( : : 

List with the real estate 

pros at... 

..!:j i -' il J-. l J 1 w 5 ^-* r V 1 .".'-' 1 -.'-'--'" '" •' 'tiii'foi' 

NOW THRU SUNDAY 

AT 4PM! 

PAGE 9 

Bob Hughes menu 

winners receive tennis awards 

The first Bob Hughes fa> 

viUtioniil Memorial Tennis 

Tournament was held 

recently at the «th Street 

tennis courts with 14 teams 

competing in Hit mixed 

Tin champion double team 

wat Oat of Jtan Cohlll of 

Gipe May and Charlie Parker 

of Oc*«n City. 

Runnen-ap wert Marie 

Fonythe of Ocean Qtydud 

Beo Harry of Somen Point. 

PresenUtlon of •' the 

trophies was made by Nan 

Hughe*, wife of the Uta Bob 

Hughes, son* Chuck and 

Robin Hughes and Dan's 

brother, Berwyn Hughes of 

Oc«anClty. 

A permanent plaque with 

fee winner's names each year 

wlU be placed In the 

Recreation Center. 

MEDAL PLAY 

WINNERS LlffTED 

Atlantic City Country Club 

women's golf association held 

Ba medal play tournament on 

June V, Winners were: Billle 

Carroll, net Mi Mary Moore 

second, net 73; Alma FUppen 

third, net 74; Doris Crowther 

net 78; and Mary Jo 

Mayberry for low putts, 31. 


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Just come to either Platt's Fur* 

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Celestial Bedding conies with 

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Sale ends 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. FRIDAY, JULY 11.1M6 

Like you, fish sluggish in hot weather; but they're still about £ 

Hot weather and flahlug Just on vacation, the fish IMBI to 

don't seem to mis. Witt thi be also. 

hot sun, no wind and high The fi«h really do feel the 

tumidity, It really Isn't any weather and when we have a 

cooler out on the water. The combination like we've been 

hone files are vldoug and the having - such •• high 

(Uh seem as If they too can humidity lack of rain, and a 

feel the beat and choose to wry hot sun — the water 

stay put. 

temperature goes way up and 

With the weather the way it the flflh lay still. 

has been lately, I am Bait fish are the most 

reminded of the tourist acceptable to the climate 

commercial In which two change because of the shallow 

eridmos are complaining how water they inhabit. The small 

bad they need a vacation. I * channels and creeks warm 

think to myself, they could and cool faster than the open 

trade with me right now. water and halt flab almost 

BUDDI aren't the only ones seem to disappear. When this 

haBwnt, the predators such 

SPORTFISHING 

END OF 

THE LINE 

1979 43' Hitter*! Sporfflth 

IN THE 

CAPE MAY 

COUNTY, N.J. 

YEAR 'ROUND 

FISHING 

Tournament 

Enjoy some of the 

MARUN • TUNA • SHARK finest fishing on 

BLUERSH • SWORDHSH the list Coast 

U.S.C.G. Lie. Captain along with great 

Available for Sportf iihlna 


Tournaments t, Private 

Charters, Max. 4 persons and FAMILY FUN 

WINTER: Flo. S, Bahamas WRIT! FOU FISHING KIT 

ion us, cap* Miy eouM MOUM. 

(609) 399-2169 

HINSON'S B CE C N Y T C ER E 

the bottom. 

offshore. and white feather jigs have Have a good week, and try. 

George Rocco and hla two The big lures are the old also been producing some to keep eooL ) 

sons from PhoenlxvlUe, Pa. stamlby, the cedarplug; red rice action. — Daw 

flounder fished with Norm 

and caught over 100 flounder, 

but only kept a due to the ilze 

limit. 

If you want nice-sized blues, 

you are still going to have to 

go about 15 miles offshore or 

dose to the wreck for some 

good action. It Is still unclear 

when the blues will move back 

inshore - U they do. At this 

u flounder stop expending y are going. 

time, they are still out of 

energy because there li Capt, Norm Hafirad of the reach for many small- 

nothing to eat, or they move to charter boat The Vihlng boaters, but for those with 

another location where then reports that he U having both vessels capable of going 10 to 

brood. 

good blue and flounder fishing 20 miles out, action will 

ID weather that If unthlt 

past week. Norm bad continue. 

seasonably hot, fish will be Gary Swearer and ton, Jos, Tuna fishing is getting a 

laying In the deepest part of 12, from Pottstown Pa., out nice start. Small yeUowfin, 

the channels and near the one day and they boated 30 bonnlta, and even some snail 

Inlet where cool sea water la blues up to 15 pounds. Jinbluefln 

are moving" through 

brought in constantly. Bigger Swfou and Mike Sabriek of the area. Reports have been 

baits are but to use because Boyertown, Pa. also favorable from the canyons 

the larger fish will be bluefiahed with Norm and and even the area around the 

reluctant to spend un- caught 37 up to 13 pounds. 28-mile wreck Is producing 

necessary energy chasing Many of these fish were some nice tuna and even 

after smaller meals and will caught on surface poppers dolphin. Bonlto have been 

wait, for example, for • larger and by luting bucktalls off reported ai OIOM as 10 muss 

minnow to feed on. 

Regular anglers who have 

been following the schools of Surfing meet July 19 

flsh from place to place 

continue to do well and still The National Scholastic Bullfrog sunscreen with their 

Dave Wlnglow, left, and Ocean City Public Relations Director Mark 

manage to keep everyone Surfing Association will hold entoy. 

Solfer. post Night in Venice announcements at the Harbor house Matina, 

•lie from finding out where its final open season and The following divisions will Bay Avenue. The gala boat parade and bay celebration is set for 6 p.m. 

Explorer surf contests of the be contested: Open men's, Saturday, July 19 starting off North Point Road. 

spring season July 19 InJunior 

men's, ladies', boys', 

Strathmere where high school kneeboard, Explorer men's, 

Thomas S, and college surfers from ladles', masters,' kneeboard, 

southern and central New bodyboard and wavestd. 

Moore 

Night in Venice boat 

Jersey will compete to earn A 8060181 feature of the 

Individual points which could bodyboard division will be the 

PAINTING earn them a trip to the NSSA free use of Morey Boogie 

CONTRACTOR nationals In California next boards by contestants, 

month. 

sponsored by the Horey parade is little more 

INTERIOR • EXTERIOR The contest will begin at company. 

Licensed • Ocean City 7:30 a.m. and finish around Entry for all divisions Is due 

20 Years Experience 

12:30 p.m. with an awards one week' in advance. 

presentation on the beach. However since this Is thethan 

week from launch 

BIKE 

FREE ESTIMATES Entry forms are available NSSA's tint summer event In 

in all area surf shops and the East, entry will be ac- 

iNew Bike Sales & Repairs! 

from Strathmere lifeguards. cepted until July IS. Entries Frank Ruggleri, conductor being grand marshal of the marshal for the parade he has 

3990205 All contestants will receive an should be mailed to NSSA-NJ of the Ocean City Pops Or- Night In Venice boat parade. so often enjoyed. 

NSSA T-shirt and a sample of P.O. 1077 Ocean City, 06m chestra, la looking forward to David Wlnalew, chairman Over 100 boats are ejected 


of the event, notes the colorful to sail with approximately * 

Wt'm in the 

Membtn ul 

decorated boat regatta and 125,000 spectators seated at 

plj/CQ Large a," 

YILLOW PAGES 

NJ. BETTER 

bayfront celebration Is let for lagoon street ends and at 

DlrVCO small 

BUSINESS BUREAU 

BAY BREEZE 

6 p.m. Saturday, July 19 various parties along the bay ; 

starting at North Point. front Homes along the route 

8th & Atlantic Ave. s 

BUILDING CONTRACTOR 

Ruggleri, who has been will be decorated and prtxes - 

Ocean City, N.J. J.' 

associated with the Pops will be awarded to the best - 

: 

Orchestra for over §7 years, decorated homes and boats. „• 

399-1246 ^S Southern SIDING 

SPECIALIZING IN 

will be retiring as conductor Boat categories Include 

after tola season. He and 

DOCK 8, DECK WORK 

most original, bat decorated, * 

otter city notables have, of conic, musical, club com- - 

course, been In the parade 

FISHjN' STUFF 822-3170 

O.C. License 

Phent 

merclal and best lighted. A 

before, But tMi will be bi» 

TACKLE SHOP 

lay ad In TuesdayVpaptr'* "" 

'#0445 

319-4812 flnrt time as marshal of the for casinos and larger in- 

waterbome event 

dustries. 

Ocean City's Largest & Moat Complete Tackle Shop 

A bassoonist, Ruggteri U a Also featured to the paraded 

former member of the New 

Prfef lilimatii 

will be Miss Night to Venice 

ROM, Reals 8. Tackle, for lay Fishing to Off- 

Inferior 

York Phllarraonlc Oreheitra 

Riaioniui Rati 

and her court. The queen Is Q 

shore Big Game Fishing. 

•xtarlor 

where he played under con- selected by the public who- 

Live and Frozen Baits, Shark Chum in Frozer 

ductor Leonard Bernstein. 

Buckets*. Slabs. 

FRANKLIN 

place donations to collection, 

Hi wife, Anne, will Join him bcnei for the benefit of the 

In the lead boat of the parade. Rescue Squad. Contestant;, 

Rod and Reel Repair • Rod and Real Rant all PAINTING 

Ruggleri Indicated to Thewith 

the highest money vote- 

Cribbing Equipment 

Sentinel-Ledger that it wffl be wins. 

Up 10 thi mlnuU Pithing Inlermiilgn 

exciting to serve as grand 

FtliTiBI CHARTS 

The Mils Night to Venice 

pageant Is directed by| 

Nlckolas and VI Trofa of 

Power wattling 

til B«v Avenue 

SiitMn 

Ocean City. The new queen 

Ostin City. NJ 398-6996 

311-0969 

PipttHingtog Fun For 

We Know Deal-Bid will be crowned on July 16 at? At 

theWhol 

How To 

the Music Pier during the, 

Family 

Catch Flsr High scorer in pinochle at Pops Orchestra concert. 

Then are-a dozen young; 

ladles vying for the title 1MB 

year. 

FISHIN 

/aboard the 70 ft 

FULL DAY FISHING 

SiLl8un.LuviDMkla.iii. 

V* DAY FISHING . 

Mon.-Fri. I i.m. A1 p.m. / ' 

'mW'Balt Tickle For Rent 

SUNSET CRUISE 


Ltivi 7 p.m. Ctf tot Schedule 

•Departs from AL'S DOCK 

Between 9th a. lOtti Sit. on the lay 

390-1081 

ATLANTIC 

MARINE REPAIR 

Bay view ft Putman Rdi., Strathmere 

Phone 263-8509 

Boat Storage • 1228 Havdn Ave., Ocean City 


{fonnwlywith, Buds Outboard Marine) 

< Certified Evtamdt, Johmon Repair 

Services Include: EVINRVDE, JOHNSON 

OUTBOARD HEPAItt. BOAT H AllLING ft 

STORAGE, BOTTOM PAINTING and DOCK 

flistlfitAn . .J i i) >2 * t" i *„ 

Bulkhead Problems? 

Does your dock 

need repair? 

We Can Help You! 

Doutrich & Stratton 

Piling Contractors & Marine Construction 


399-9300 

pease 

RETRACTABLE LATERAL ARM AWN1NW 

The Finishing Tbuch 

For Your Home 

Extends to 

provide cool 

Aide, retracts 

to Itt you 

f y j i 

.•Ewytobpwata 

RRolUtooroulWUn l U t o U 

'' auk Of opMonil mote 

a hoot r^M 

N»tapp«rtp«lM>. 

1 RîasMfL Ai'lllH^ 


Adventurer n 

DEPARTURE TIMES 

8:00 AM « 1:00 PM 

Still Only 

ADULTS $12.00 


ROD RENTALS • "FREE" Bill, Rth Bagt A Imlructtoni 

SIGHTSEEING 

Inland Harbor Tour 

EVERY NIGHT .17:00 PM: 

Adult! $8.°° ft Children tl,» 

• We Honor All Coupons 

SAILING FROM 

SAMPSON BROS, MARINA 

2nd* Bay Av..,Oe««n City O3W-3111 

And we're very sorry for 

, inconvenience, however, 

will continue with our regular hours 

to Ocean City Card Club on 

Monday, July 7 was Harley 

Cornelius with 628. 

Runners-up were John 

Goede 698, Eva Savage 685, Jo 

George and Oscar Mabry 583, 

Bob Heplcr 570, Alice Wallace 

507, Bea Hcpler 563, Mom 

deary 561, Charlie O'Brien 

As In previous years, safety t, 

win be emphastaed during the., 

parade, Heavy Hues win bty 

levied for Infractions and 

FRIDAY, JULY 11,1086 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, W J. PAGE n - SECTION TWO ff 

here are some big tuna at the 28-mile wreck; biggest hard to say 

Jon Johnson and Gloria Amarosa display their 

11 yeUowfin tuna. 

special attention will be given 

556, William Wray 5M andto 

drunk driving both on land)-'.

l) J PAGE 12 — SECTION TWO 


FRIDAY, JULY11,1986 



Advertisements for these columns should be In the off Ice 

of The Sentinel Ledger NOT LATER THAN NOON 

TUESDAY MR REGULAR PUBLICATION and NOON 

WEDNESDAY FOB TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY • 

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Ad Running 5 Contecutlve Times, 

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Ads Requiring Box Numb 

SALES - RENTALS 

Closed Sunday 

SARAOI SALE - I sranada Lana 

(Spruci Rd, and Oranida L. ) 

MuHMM llami, lurnilurt, nlc-nacki 

light Ilifurai and wiman'i tiathln 

iafuMly, July 11,1 to I p.ni M| 

H*NDT«4N - RnUJMtlaf/CtniinH'- 

tlai, sit phatH ol Mini fntprHinaiiti' 

and rapain, lick Afl.mi, ifMtN, fl 

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li 

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Ifon clirki ttM all kind! sf klKnan 

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IIIMeDIAI, BIADINO - Phonlci, 

•llmintlry KhHI ktiici, ipalllng, 

languag. Mi, iriMmafli,, ilmpia 

lM«h progiiini, raldinaii work, On« 

hour« hup halpil CartlllM linMr 

Artlna Nlai, 111) Pltitura A*a., Dcim 

eiiy. oil mini. "" ~ ti 

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your ami tjtii, Miki your own itouri- 

Urn I Ml Mf ind (Mi •infini c.rt 

Call ivaiiinfi wan, diyi tiuju- 

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Autos For Sale 

(ICItlTARY/IIICIPTIOHIlT — Far 

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tMtnl olllc. niffi. yiirv itMatltMa. 

caiuoim. MI 

CHAMIIRMAiS - UnlNtyi lilN 

•,m, Is liio p,m, vgry Isafl uliry ind 

working cwWHIwi. Cll 11W77IHI gr 

Hi-Mil HWMlllMll, Ml, 

CUITODIAH — Immrtlitt •pMing.i 

to il p.m. uiin, l|ick IMI (IcMW 

pnfirrN, itnttct Mr, looatw, 

Mainland RlgHHIII High MtM, Ml- 

4111, lit. «f; Ml I. lNa 

M uulrman of Iemn# laaie, city Hall, 

taalilaCltr.N.J «tM) til 

CAHTIK LINCOLN MRKCUNV - 

Ottan City IM NH4 H rt '""• •"" 

catlUer/RaapHMlit 4 in. nj • »m 

wMkdayi. t m w 4 p m Saturday!. 

•Wiy ka aariM I4tn • ¥*att Av«, 

If!! FORO PINTO - tlghl olut. El- 

ctliHl faMIIlM, llandard, 1 door Only 

•l,Mt, Clll HI Mil, il 

IIM MIRCURV TOPAI - « floor"uf 

cMalflHM tutg., AM A PM, loom tnd 

runt gml, M,l». Clll MtUTt. 7 1» 

IfM OLOJ Fit — EH, machinicli con 

illM, Naadi Mint lob. MM, Clll HO 

SMI, "Ml 

Child Cart 

ENJOY YOUR SUMMER - Illparlin- 

CM tMBVIIHir or molhWi halMr, 

AvilMMi by IM -1l 

O.M.C. If RALLY - IM ha Ch.vrol.t 

angina. Yt.r around mild, itgrasa > 

EicilHt comlltkin. Egulpmanl ln-> 

cllKMd tt,l» 4WM5-WI0. ,j 

"17 PT. OLAITHON-'U with •vlnTa." 

Mhp, motor. Trallir and rifltad ilia In 

cludri Fully Kulp Oood condition 

H.SM. Call *rV-»1ff Fll 

AUCTION SALE 

10 FIBERGLASS BOATS 

8ATUBDAY, JULY 12 -11A.M. 

ONPEEMIJES, • 

L0H6P0HTBIVD.4BAYAVE. 

S0«fl8r1|HT,N.J. 

JHawlian 23 ^kl-Boat. «Ohp,'Water Jet; iv»4 Larson 

*lverllne IS' Sport, Open Bow, Canvat; SeablroV23' Spor? 

NEW JERSEY 

Abeh r 

VMVL,ALUMMUMnMl 

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Satisfying "homeownera 

Innovative Ideal'and 

wprkmamnlp for I7,yr». in, 

1h«cap*Mtlanilc«f*a. ..j 

r». Cutty Cabin, Twin 6 

V, Caravel Sport Boat; 19JU -18* spor- 

, Radio, Depth Finder; If Larson Shark 

Ihss ever oMered. Best 1 

•eardwaik loeafion, 

possible, and siud 

JACT NOW! H , 

Call BEROEH REALTY I 

j2nda,A»bury Ave.O.C. 

M«407t »f 

OABAOB MM -JtJU. fTflBoin" COMM1RCIAL •UILDINO FOB 

mi Cantrai Av.nu. utgrday July MLI, -'Cmtral iocatiM In Ocean 

!«h. Baaf at houu, ,-n tjfy, %%• , «• ,„ uil, teJJSt, caaltli 

Realty, nf-un, B.altor. Fll 

TWO CBIBS WITH MATTBtSSE! - 

And twrnsiri, Ui aach, Csnipiati ••! 

Call iftar ills p.m. i 

B9S&W2. 

In the newtit, mosi i* 

itrueture this 

for Iftt bail in MS If let 

CALL S.A.M. 

Twenty yrs, experience 

buying & sell Ino antiques, 

appraising & household 

liquidations, 

••glitlrMAPprliitn 

CaU398 033i?or399-055Zii 

VIDEO ARCAPI SAME - Onafa 

rica By Midway, Cain aparatM ISOO ar 

BO. call I»-yil, p7.11 

MOPED ^ Mail Lui Puch, burgundy 

IHI ISM mil.i. Call HI 1117 Friday, 

iafurqiy and iunday, py-if 

GINGHAM GOOSE 

3127 West Avihus 

Handcrafted Gifts and 

Supplies 

Stop in far new schedule 

of wof kshsps 

Mon, wad. sit, 10a.m. foSp.m, 

Men., w#d, Evtnlngi 7:» to ti]gp.m. 

Fit 

YABD IAL1 - Saturday I a.m., IIM 

Roiamar Lanl If Spruca P.d, (I block 

irom Sly AVI.) antilul tnirbli punt 

Ifand with 1 chirybi, (yggaga iitnpi, 

brill, tiivar, giail, pianfl, ladiai' 11-14 

liothai. Mi 

YARD SALE — L.rg. air cindltlonar, 

null A cift, ihairi, rm. fani, wood 

Ihultari, ironing board, bookl, pattan 

ni, clofhing and morl, July iith £ lith I 

to 3 p.m. only. Mi 

OAS DOVER. RANSE AND WATER 

HEATER—UlllCh. Clll ]la-!Sll, 7-11 

YARD SALE — Prldly and S.lurd.y, t 

to i p,m, 117 wan Av.nut. Badipraadi, 

poii ft pani, coifuma jawairy, l!liti€ 

knaa lupporl, aillfic hill ind muih 

much men. Mi 

TWO HTI — Boi Ipringl and mil- 

freiial, full iila, good cindifien 111 par 

•at Including initial. Call Iff IIM. Ml 

I cu, FT, FRIIlla - Kltchan 

eablnat If-* 41", I • 13 Ian nig, Ifwio 

SIOAHTIC ¥ARB SALE - 1 Mum 

anliguai. Ml, cn.iti, l.mpi, m, sit, 

(. Inn. f a.m. • a p.m. nil PlnairMd 

Driva. Ana inn » lay off Blylhin 

. Drlyl, Ml 

FOR SAL! - irand na« IIMfric lun- 

baam lawn mowar, .ic.ll.nl buy, mult 

•acrlflca, IIM. or Mlf olfir, Caii III. 

, IMS, »•" 

YARD SALI - Sllurday, July lith I 

l.itt, Illlt Purnltura, curtllni, IHII, 

gilll A china coilactlbln, radllNri, 

, roll-up bllndl, «nd much much mora. 

MM Albury A«anui, O,C, Ml 

lUFFiT ~~ OREXBL 

PffCAN^Mahogany lacriiafy dllN, 

Mahogany dining tabla, a ghairi, bufftf, 

sofa, zenlih TV, piano, tplnet, 20 yian 

old. Call ]?1 1340. MI 

OARtilNS OARAOi SALI-Sat. July 

if, f to 13 neon, carpai, bag, mat- 

- traini, Ipringl, chain, tlblr, lamp 

, ntjlt, bidding, ate. 310 Hull U, 111 

• ' MOTO1ICANI—Srind jugJIH 13 

* i iplM prolejilon.l nllsdll, Iicailinf 

.. (, cendltlon, Call M-M14 or 1M-WU, Fll 

WISTINSHDUSE-ltackrt walhir 

~ ti\G Qryir, eosd working condition, HO 

aaeh. Call affart p.m. M-NN. Ml 

• BACK YARD iALI-Frlday, July 11 

Onlyl • A.M. until Hid. 4114 Canfral 

',. AVI. 1/11 

AMF 5UNFISH—Llkf mw, Call Iff' 

/U 

SHOWER STALL—PIMrglall with 

, hirdwara, IiM. Dill neuu 111. Call IN- 

" ; an. »/ii 

' * NINE PC DINING ROOM SET—AAlnt 

cond solid aih « newly upholttered 

^ chalra hutcn Table w/2 leaves server 

H50) 2 pc Men 1 Cherry Bdrm stt 

-* slnale bed Lo dresser TOO call to 

saa 399 0991 7 15 

AflULTI FAMILY YARD SALE-JUly 

^ lllh a^ 12th V to a 300 block €ast Inlet 

' Rd Gardens Outstanding Junto Ctirls 

4 Craft speed Bolt sometnlng lor 

everyone! 7 11 

., GARAGE SALE—Glassware dishes 

i, laces materials many hogstnold 

T Items clothing vacuum antiques 

books, pictures $al July 13 9toJprn 

Rain date July 19 31 Allendale Rd 

' 1V Marmora ' n 

'YARD SALE-HE Edinburgh Rd Sat 

• to. 3 p m Houtahald Itims antlguas 

t 

furnltura, tat sf Johnson Bros dishai 

"'' (English) attic treasures wooden cor 

,'YnlCM, clothing odds a, ands, 

Invvalry/coimellct Priced 10 sell 711 

MOVING—Northfleld Estates, 

' everything mutt go July il & 13 • 

a rn ) pn Furniture tools 

nousevyares ate 303 Knollwood off 

.ZIOflRd 711 

GARAGE SALI—Frl a. Sal • to 1 Kit 

.cfwn chain, alec saw. elec tooli, 

. vn-anefnt, Mil can , , 1 

,;.; 

Gold Coast Townhouse, J 

br,, 2i/j bath,-AC, ocean, 

view, garage, fireplace, 

«6»,0M.0u, furnished. 

Large beachfront condo, 4 

br,, 3 bath, Jaeuzil, 2 tile 

bathi, stone fireplace, 

1379,000.00 furnished. 

Brand new corner, 2nd fl. 

Conda, Spectacular view 

from wide wrap porches, 4 

br,, 2 baths. Inspect this 

one now. 

Beach block Duplex, easy 

beach access (rom this 3 

BR., Z bath duplex. Fully 

wj«lpp«d a. furnished 3 car 

garage,-. Listed for 

»1»,000.00. 

Like new, 3 BR, 2 bath, 2nd 

fl/condo. Just a few 1 step* 

to 31'lt beach: $137,500. 

Charming single 30th 8, 

Asbury Ave, 3 BR., 1 bath, 

electric heat. Lots of poten- 

tial. 1111,000. 

iayfront lot on Bayshore 

Dr., what an opportunity to 

build your dream home, 

1235,000, 

Ocean front mansion, un- 

believable California style 

home. 5 BR,, 4VJ baths, 

pool, hot tub, patio bar, 

one-of-a-klndl Listed for 

$925,000. 

40th & Central - Im 

rfiaculate 4 br., condos, 

beach views, bright cheery 

Florida decor, excellent 

Value, best location, 1st II. 

1174,500. Ik 2nd floor 

$189,500. 1 

J 

THMWOfSaUttYOMBAYO-^ 1 

M M A O 

J#J lf;? "^ 

SAFE HARBOR 

Large 4 BR,, ea, fleer duplex. You can purchase the whole 

Bldg. gr either floor as condos I null dining room, large 

deck*: 1st floor J1!v,9OO, 2nd floor $129,«00, The first floor 

of this brand new Duplex Includes f urn. 

, ULTRA-MOD DUPLEX 

M block to the beach, lit floor 1 BR. with fireplace, pool, 

parking, ind floor S BR., 1 bath. Cam, cell.; Flrep'»c« 

both units fully furnished. Great rental Income, $219,000. 

\> m 

VI*"' 

•!PV v 

.. April completion. 3o r 

BEACH WATCH 

1 Plymouth Place at fh§ Boardwaik. April completion, 

one bedroom, fully turn, units starting at $77,900, 

Elevator, laundry, parking, pool, whirlpool. Act quickly, 

BW I Sold Out In Four Days Last Year I 

NORTH IND DUPLEX 

Three BR,, 1 bath ea, floor. Gas heat, near beach. Good 

rental property. MxlOO grass and treed side yard, 1st floor 

furnished, whole Bldg. available at $17S,000. 

A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK 

COLDUleU. BANKJBR • 

ISLAND REALTY 

32N0S WEST AWE. 

An IndgneoQentl' 

311-3138 

,i,l Wtiliates, inc, 

"•ti" •*'? "•' -' 

' */ 


R. Craig French, Principal 

OWNER SAY! SELL) I 

BEACHBLOCK DUPLEX 

m 

* * * * * Ask about our 2 bedroom condo on the beach block for * * * * * 

onivi79,900. 

aABMNlDB HAM HOME LOCATION • LOCATION • LOCATION 

LaweS tlnato hdmTloeatid on a larae lOOnlOO' iof with 3 Custom built home with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. Large 

^ ?S brth^^Heated for%S round Mv ng rtm yard on this large 17x130' lot with panoramic views 

XSS£ ZSA !S * « ' th f th b h Offd . $398000 f 

A stone's throw from the beach. Offered at S39S.O0O onfur- 

nlihed. 

at $259,900 furnished. 

Call French Today 1 

399-5454 

ESTATE 

ONE ATLANTICAVENUE

i 

PAGE 14 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEA.N CITY, N,J, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1M« 

RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. For Sale 

Now available three one' 

bedroom units In Ocean 

Colony, like new condition, 

fully furnished and equip 

ped as 1$ $97,000 to HOT,500 

Many extras. Call for 

details and appointment. 

3 bedroom, I bath, 

fireplace condo unobstrue 

ted view of the meadows 

and bay area, Furnished! 2 

blocks to beach, II 19,900 

: ipf ED 

Rus tie Strathmere * 

bedroom, IVa bath, single. 

Gas heat, reef top deck 

with Ocean and Bay view, 

(124.500. 

3 bedroom, V/i bath, condo 

Central air, pool deck, 

furnished, 194,900, 

1 bedroom, v/i bath condo • 

Cathedral ceiling, corner 

unit, excellent views, 

114,900, 

BERG 

dW5 Weil, Brand new sideby 

side Duplex condominiums 

situated on a 

large lot 43x90, plenty of 


building, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 

baths, large master Suite. 


(turn key! flM.MO, Per 

side. 

Year round or summer cottage 

with 2 bedrooms, 

living room, kitchen and 

bathroom. Convenient fe 

boardwalk, beaches, stores 

and schools. Fully fur 

nished, 170,000, 

New contemporary 

southend 2nd floor condo. 

Three bedrooms, two 

baths. All appliances with 

celling fans in each room. 

Won't last long. $149,900, 

ii'iftff. 

Biyfront Condo, 2 

bedroom, 1 bath with 

beautiful view of Great 

Egg Harbor Bay, furnished 

at f 129,000, 

REALTY 

32nd & Asbury Ave, 399-0076 

55th & Haven Ave. 399-4211 

BEACHFRONT DUPLEX 

2sth street area 

Over 5000 sq. ft, of deluxa living 

Call owner for appt, 

399 1795 

YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING UKE IT!. 

A CONTEMPORARY FIRST FLOOR 

BEACHFRONT CONDO 

FEATURiNQ: 

Great room, dining room, kitehtn, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, shower 8, changing 

room, • Tiled entry foyer & kitchen • JennAIr 

range • custom kitchen •- cabinetry • Incremental 

heat pumps • Electric water shut 

off • pre wired A/WFAA stereo 8. intercom 

• custom recessed lighting 

throughout • security system • fireplace • solid 

wood doors • Bah"blinds • much, much more, 

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 

A MEMBER OF THI SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK 

COLDUjeU, BANKER D 

ISLAND REALTY 

32ND& WEST AVE. 398-3636 

An MtptnMhr OmM ind OpMM Mmts ol ColMI links hsMeHlil AlWula Inc. 


another opportunity 

like Ocean Reef. 

•rat your ehinet! The final luxurious 

phase of Ocean Reel It now available 

. — tor those who en]oy the finest In lit* 

.. and terrific value. 

Whether you are looking tor a primary 

residence or a second home, there will never 

be another seashore condominium value like 

' Wk0hOMOUfJDMIIinflMNMldMIM 

•ndlWnwgntflctnt totting." ' ., 

HaknU Oundrvm 

Ocean Reel in Ocean City. These spectacular 

award-winning 2 and 3 bedroom residences 

are situated on a 20-acre waterfront site. for 

a lifestyle of peace and privacy, lavished with 

•W»»lmplytov«Soulh.mC«ntoml..Th« 

OMtn M*f lAvlrannitnt MfKn ui l«l lit* 

Impeccable! landscaping and.full recreational 

amenities, Uke boating facilities, pools, tennis 

courts and a 1600-squarefoot clubhouse—' 

everything you have ever dreamed of Is at your 

doorstep.» . *-% , 

New ttiodti* now opanl Visit our new furished 

models and select your private residence; 

for occupancy this summer,Hurry, the llnje ls_, 

right, There'will never be another opportunity, 

like Ocean Reef Club. 

OCE4M^REEP 

RESORT 

 

WALNUT ROAD, excep- ARKANSAS AVE., ' 3 

.(tlonnlly;iT)j»lnta[ned jwrne., , bdrm., 2 bajh home with 

Consl*rt''rt';ih>? rm..'dln. den, enclosed tun room, 

rm., klf.; toiy! family >m. < rnany nice featurts, 

'"^'-'- bdrms,,2.bath*,i sltyated on spacious well 

l;.?-boatsltpi1.*ind luhdseapetf,; Jot.. Asking 

-Asking $3isîMi |i $235,000.; j,,, 1 ^ / J i,,,,,, 

jiton îNDjuaognfront;^-, 

' two famlltf nn kniiri n i. niiTtjoji 

WHkuy nMiBii mitiiiu WMUM- 

•i. fii 

GARDENS PLAZA 




Ail appliances, heat, central 

air, peel and parking. 

SI ie,?So furnished. 

'Tfu 

•••**#*****•#••*•••*•••••••*• 

"THEBREAKEBS" 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Park Place • Batch 

iff-USl 

Pflwff 

Your last chance to own your 2nd home w/A possibility of 

100% Financing to Qualified Buyer. We have i condominiums 

for sale with excellent Income and track 

record. Custom built 2 8.3 bedroom units and designed by 

Robert Johnson of Lengpert, Do yourself a favor & inspect 

one of the nicest condominiums in Ocean City starting at 

$180,000. 

ONE ATLANTIC AVE. 

399-5454 

##*•••••*»•••••••*•••••••• 

m-AIIUFI* Ms 

Shore Inspiration 

byR Handle Scarborough 

UffiRTOWMhV 

A GRAND OLD HOME 

Two story situated on over 

an acre of lovingly maintained 

grounds, plentiful in 

assorted fruit, flowerinf 

and shade trees. 

Four bedrooms, 2 baths • 

family room with fireplace 

Insert living room, dining 

room, enclosed side or sunperch 

off dining room • 

covered patio deck for 

wicker & plants. Organized 

galley kitchen - full 

basement. 

Second Floor could be rented 

or used as separate 

guest or living quarters. 

For the alert buyer 

M9.9O0.0O. 

Calculate The Value! 4 BR 

+ V/% bath + formal rooms 

+ eat in kitchen + family 

rm, + den + Florida rm. * 

garage + great location -> 

a Super By y at SI 19. WO. 

Define Country Club- 

Meticulous home suitable 

for entertainment with 

magnificent pool area 

situated on rolling rural 

greens! Il2f JOO. 

Almost j Hauiei For The 

Price of One I Cape Cod 

comes complete and Includes 

3 BR and full bath. 

The addition offers LR, 

Dining area, 2 BR, and 

bath, M?,900, 

•est investment Bet: 

Wayside Village store for 

Saiel 1173 sq, ft, with rental 

income ef iWO a month. 

New heat pump and car 

peting. Most desirable 

shopping area In the Town 

Ship. $92,900, 

Why Rent When You Can 

Afford This Charming 

Rlneh, Recently renovated 

With 2 BR, 2 baths and new 

garage. Easy access to 

Parkway, Hurry, i72,S00. 

The final countdown is underway. 

Residences from $109,000, 

550 Bay Avo,, Seiners Point. NJ 'A mile north of 

Sowers Point Cirlce Models Open Daily (609) 653-6038 

R.E. For Sale R.E, For Sale R.E. ForS.to 

RmiiSHEDCOHDO 

•Three bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, sunken living room, 

air-cendltionlng, parking, near stores, *wlmmlno pool. 

HHMHSCMO0 

Two bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, kitchen, air con 

dltlonlng, gas heat, pool, parking, tas.ooo 

GOSS REALTY, Realtors 

3258 Albury Ave. 399-2088 

LEASE PURCHASB 

Magnificent I story Villa 

Tewnheme at the Sands 

Sreate

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RE Sale RE. For Sale 

FOUR OPEH HOUSES 

Saturdsy, July 12 

1110 4 P.M. 

• 309 Asbury Avenue 

From $109,000 to $179,000 

• 170? Wesley Avenue 

From $l8i,000to $279,000 

• 4th and Bay 

From $134,500 to $144,900 

• Off shore 33 R«d Oak Drive, 

Palermo 

Four bedrooms, Vh baths. $149,900 

JAMESM. DWYER, REAL ESTATE 

INVESTMENT•DEVELOPMENT 

Ocean City, n, N.J. 08226 10th ft West A we, 

600-398-1700 

Ideally located Duplex, 3 

bdrm, 1 bath en each fl, 

with 2 ear garage in ex 

cellent condition 

throughout. The very best 

rental history with ex 

cellent yr. round tenants 

for $117,500 00. 

2nd Floor Gende unit In 

southern! Very clean a, 

good rental hittory, 

possible owner financing to 

qualified buyer. Owner 

anxious, all offers con 

sldered. 167,900,00, 

Southend Condo 2nd fl. unit 

with 3 bdrm, v/i baths only 

185,000.00 possible owner 

financing ts qualified 

buyer. 

Large Duplex with 4 bdr 

mi, JVj baths each f I, Great 

corner location close to 

beaches 8> boardwalk. 

Owner just reduced to 

S209,900.00. 

Single family home with 3 

bdrm, 1 bath In a great 

year round neighborhood. 

Large yard with 2 outside 

storage buildings. Listed at 

tl19,000,00. 

IThe 


ready for the season, 4 

bdrmi, on first fl, S. 3 bdr- 

ms, on second fl. Excellent 

rental history listed at 

S1J9.500.00. 

Real Estate 

'j^qenef 

imArturyAvinyt 

399-1612 

MMW 

14IM4Min 

MrffMrly in p. MIMY, inc. 

COASTAL 

REALTY 

ATLANTIC AVE. QQQ.QQQQ 

W CITY N.J. W99 OOOi? 

NEW LISTING I unit apartment building en Atlantic 

Avenua, J bedroomi and 1 bath in each unit. Ail units ren- 

ted yeirly, Approx, MM00 rental income. AsKlng 

S239,000. 

BAYFRONT CONDO great view of intraeoastal waterway 

plus your own boatiiip, a BR, VA bath, A/C units, all ap- 

pi lances. Call.for your appointment today. Only $135,900. 

(DIAL STARTER HOME large single family twin home 

in beaehbioch of 4th St, Ineludes I BR, JV4 bath, oil heat 

plus off Strttt parking for 2 car*. Excellent iummtr/wln- 

ter rental history. Only MiJOO. 

GARDENS RANCHER mint condition With 3 BR, 2 tile 

baths, J ear garage, central air, lawn sprinkler system, 

N ice slit lot. SS'jciir, Offered for tllf ,§00, 

PLYMOUTH MANOR CONDO Here's a ehanee to own 

your own vacation place in the heart of Ocean City. Only 

steps to -boardwalk and Music Pier. Excellent sum- 

mer/wlnter rental history. We have one bedroom for 

148,000; 2 bedrooms for IM480. Call to preview. 

BEAUTIFUL RANCHER This one won't last long. Just 

listed on Ipruet Read in the presfigloys bayfrenf area. 3 

bedreoms, lto baths, tatln kitchen plus dining room. 

Large lot with out ear garage. Must seel Only 1127,900. 

SOUTH DENNIS Two iWfy wfifimporary febeautifully 

wooded lotto rttwatvtlopmtnt. Screened inVear porch, 

fireplace wlfK tile tiMrtw, eul-deM »r 

311 111 Hi] , rir 

RE. For Sale 

BiACMFBONT -lout* eno, ona »«ar 

ntw Plril fleer cgnds. ] Mdrosmi, VI 

Bafhi with sai ftaal, Mreplaca, 

uaulliuIlT tumliHM tfirmighaul, anral 

galort Call »•!«« IJIJMJOStlS. 

OARDBMI PLAZA - 

aKw-iiw niniiiM« pnikHM wiH wlfli 

I MrHIHi, I MMu, tPM MVIMIf 

Aviilaiili Mr luniintr rmMI, lar In- 

formation a'nti I R M M M I I MIMCI, • 

Mil TM RldUjrOl AMKr, RWl UtaM, 

Sar^Mi nui OHIN, Park Plan and 

ma Mac*, call IW-UB, Ml 

JULY BEHTAL — 

(Ian- wllh wadMr M .unporcn. RaHrt 

L SHara, Utal Ettafa, ]7Sd Ateyrir Avt, 

call if».|*», PTP • 

(JCEF - ntm I MrHm ) 

ia, I eattii, ilctpt *, Avaiialilf , 

jyiia M P»ol 1M miiilt wort Mi I. . 

RE. For Sale 

TRAMP. LANE - «f 10 H, . 

Prafaifiajiai altka mf itert m|, IS14 

ffiaiitflly Insludine i»#i €ai( Bargaf aE 

Baaify iff -!Ji I, ill 

SINGLES 

• One of a kind home at jlsf and Central Avenue lust listed, 

Th|i well maintained property has J large bedrooms. Huge 

living and dining rooms, heat and a detached 2 car garage. 

Asking 5185,000, Partly furnished 

DUPLEXES 

• New listing centrally located on Eighth Street, First floor 

has 1 bedrooms, 1 bath and a garage. There's a nice 1 

bedroom apartment upstairs rented yearly. Listed lor 

II 12,000, Call new for an appointment, 

• Brand new Duplex nearlng completion on Asbury Ave. 

Near 23rd Street, This quality constructed property has 

} bedrooms, 2 baths, gas heat, central air, fireplaces, 

skylights, storage rooms, and much more. Better hurry 

on this one I 

CONDOS 

• Newer second floor three bedroom, 2 bath available on 

the corner of 18th g. west Avenue, front porch, back deck 

Cathedral celling, and a reasonable asking price of JHCOOO 

• Best value en Central Avenue is awaiting your inspection, 

if you're a prudent Investor, This brand new second floor 

condo at 21st Street has three bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 porches, 

and a very attractive design. Just reduced to tlS9,M0, 

Hurry I 

• SOS lay Towers units available. We have lust listed three 

2 bedroom units in the North tower with beautiful views 

of the Pool and the bay. Call now) 

• Two units at Village Court available, fully furnished and 

mostly rented for the summer season. One two bedroom 

unit and one l bedroom unit. Both for 1139,500. 

• Ocean views are impressive from this new listing at ltth 

& Wesley Avenue, loth four bedroom, 1 bath units are 

now available, fully furnished, and fully rented for the 

summer. Priced right at tlfO,OOO 1st floor and 1212,000 

second flour, 

MARK AGENCY «* 

REAL ESTATE 



08226 ;. 

Oi«,100 

• .. I ' 

Mi— 

1N-70W 

BAYFRONT GARDENS AREA 

Magnificent 4 bedroom home with 3 year round rental 

units Two boat slips Excellent rental history Panoramic 

views of sunsets on bay This Investment and HOME must 

be seen to be appreciated Many extras 1525,000 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Three bedroom home on oversized lot, great for kids. Gas 

he it, 2 car garage. Asking I110,000. 

GARDENS DUPLEX 

Three bedrooms each unit, gas heat plui garage, Only 

Slio.OOQ, 

CONDO 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, all amenities Including fireplace' 

and central air-conditioning, 1109,000, 

8QndpipemeQltg 

41H*r.**f.. ^ W M||M1M 

.WHY frAY iteNT WHEN YOU CAN.OWN thU KwHyV 

bedrocm^'j J»th ty fl.ccKtofor about *• tam« mwrttityf' 

WitiE&ffl$M 

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FRIDAY.JULYll.1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 11 — SECTION TWO 

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BEACHWATCH 

: 7th 4 BOARDWALK 

I Bedroom Condo, Sleeps 4. 

Unit 2i Brand n#w, com 

plefeiy furnished w/2 off 

s'treef parking space*. Few 

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dwalk, 

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Monihan Realty u hands-down leader in men's softball league 

_ .. .. • . :_ .. . .. .. .. *^\. . . . . . . . . BHtt, tha ai«i« bnntM it mahf./*ir 9Are MIUA Hhed GftFv McCrosaen and Frits rioked un the win!or Sunrise, and John Bruno i 

MonUum Realty continued MDiUhan's, eoUeeting three (he A'l just alz hits 

With the score knotted at comeback were squashed Gary McCrossen and Fritt nicked up the win for Sunrise. and Joan Bruno were a 

to dominance In the men's RBIa on a homerun and PBA/PortOCall clinched seven a pleee.Â scored when PBA's defense allowed Hastings both led PBA with a Bevan Construction's six successful onfrtwo punch for 

saftba" league with a win double 

Its second victory of thetwo 

runa loOne top of the Jut me basenwner In the rtellar performance at the runs In the first Inning proved Bevan. 

m 

over the A's, 74. Chip Mar- Jim Caaaldy once again season defeating Sevan seventh toifgaln tbe lead seventh to preserve the plate, each bitting safely In more than enough to defeat Callse, batting second In the 

nhey WM the big Run for picked up the win. allowing Construction. 9-7. 

^ of a victory. 

two of One attempts and the A's, 7-3. Scott Garren lineup was 2 for 1 and Bruno, 

chasing a run home MI ahelped 

Oe victors by hitting battmg third, was 3 for 1 at the 

sacrifice. 

two singles and a sacrifice, plate. 

Monihan allowed Sunrise an Nlektes notched his ninth Newt Johnson, "H.D." 

Betsy Ramsey named lacrosse coach of the year Construction just four hits In victory of the season. VandenUce, and Charlie Glell 

Betsy Meng Ramsey, who title game May 17. The Bears as assistant dlweh with the Ramsey played lacrosse and Its 6-1 win. Monihan held a 2-1 Tbe A's survived a close all hit 3 for 3 for Playland. 

guided Urslnus College to the held down the No. 1 ranking 1963 title team, then took over field hockey at Uralnus, advantage after five Innings, call by the upset-minded PBA STANDINGS 

NCAA Division m women's all season. fee top spot. In Mf her first helping the hockey team men exploded for four runa in team, 6-6. 

i l l 

lacrosse title this season, haa For Ursinua, it was the third year In the head Joti, she won finish second nationally in the sixth behind a triple by Down 5-4 in the bottom of L Monihan Realty 1*4-0 

been named Division • coach national crown In four years fee IWLCA'i Inaugural eoiieh. Division I In each of her last Jim Caasldy that knocked In the seventh Inning, tbe A's 2. Miner Paint/ 

of the year for tte second time and the second in Ramsey's of-the-year award, 

three years (1975-77). two runs. 

hid their work cut out for Roy Rogers 1044 

in three yearn by the In- three years as head coach. Ramsey's career record is a She spent two yean on the Richard Garrison knocked them. After the first batter 3. Bevan Construction UMM 

mi.)Bnrting tereollegiatt Women's The Bears won the crown in 

38-16. In her three UJ, national Held hockey ta the lone run for Sunrise. BledI out, the nest two hit i Playland Amnmente HM) 

Lacrosse Coaches ?*$ and f M but were upset by years, the Bean have lost tern (1978-79) and low yean Sandpiper Realty edged singles, with Tim Logan 8. The A's 0*-l 

Association. 

Tre,.:-^. State in the MS only she game to a Division on tbe U.S. lacrosse team Playland, 2-1, in a defense- providing the winning run an 8, Sunrise Consttuetton MM 

Ramsey, 29, led Urslnus to a champlo flhip game, 7*4. m opponent, tbe titte-game (M7M0 and again In '83). oriented game. Sandpiper his single, 

7. Sandpiper Realty &*4 

JM record this year, capped Ramsey, a resident of upset by Trenton State. In the Ramsey's playing career opened up the game with two Sevan Construction scat- 

by a 12-10 victory over Trappe, Pa. hud a summer two years that weekly wound down when the elected quick runs, then went tered 10 hits to earn a 7-4 win Malntenam* 4-U-p 

Betsy Ramsey Trenton State in the NCAA resident of OceaS City, served rankings have been kept, no to start a family. She has a KOrelass the remainder of the over Playlnnd Mike Cause fc PBA MM 

other team but Ursinua ha* •on and a daughter, &-year-old 

occupied the No. 1 spot Scott and 3-year-old Chris. Playland's single run was 

This year the Bean met She owns and manages the scored in the alith Inning, DiOrio's way out 

eight Division I opponents and Beachstander snack bar at Dave Unger scampering 

beat five of them — old lira and the boardwalk here. across the plate on Chris 

PROMPT 1 DAY SERVICE 

Benson's RBI single. 

Dominion, Leblgh, Lafayette, 

in first place 

••Smnlng Oc*mn GHf « Vicinity" 

Drexel and Rutgers — by a 

Harry Fury (homerun), 

If It's still good, "REPAIR IT 

combined score of 60-23. Their 

Brian Green (homerun) and Right Way emerged from Bank Island Realty Both 

only losses came against 

CLASSiFiEDADS Wayne Hogg (double, triple) their slump in women's teams started strong in tbe 

We repair most major brands of 

Temple, Delaware and Went BRING RESULTS all provided Sunrise with softball with an upset over first inning Witt Cold- 

washtrs, dryers, refrigerators, ranges 

some big hits in a 1M win league leader DlOrlo's, U. wril/Island striking for four 

Chester. 

over PBA. Terry Arnold Tbe Right Way struck first, runs and DIOrio's scoring 

and dishwashers. 

As an undergraduate, 

scoring two runs in the third three. 

• Parts Sales • 

Inning and three rung In fee DIOrio's continued their 

fourth inning to take an early scoring barrage by scoring 


Mleai 

eight runs behind the hits of i 

ULMER'S HOME 

Ocean Citv.KJ. 

DiOrlo's broke out In the Kim Guenther (two singles), 

Now Accepting 

bottom of be fourth to send 

Fresh 

Gretta Vanderhurst (two 

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Orders For Your 

home two runners to narrow singles) and Martb Septynskl 

399-4398 

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bata to take the victory M. rally but it ftaled out after 

Vicky Worrell was the scoring just one run to end the 

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Cold 

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Deann Scarpa helped her by bitting safely In all four at- 

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Sands Casino edged Surf Chlsm Builders remained 

Sandwich Trays Platters Platters Mall, 44, in a 10-innlng game around the .600 mark as they 

to keep their hold on second 

Hoagie Platters 

defeated the slumping Right 

place. Tin lost dropped Surf Way team, 7-3. Lori nodi was 

Devilled Eggs 3 Foot 

Mall to fourth place, wife the conaistant at the plate, 

Surfers hoping to secure a knocking four singles In five 

Hoagies playoff spot. 

tries at tbe plate, with help 

In earlier league action, this from teammates Lmda Chlsm 

was the story: 

(3-4), Jill Mauger (two 

Surf Mall kept Its win streak doubles), Cindy Stoll (3-1), 

alive in women's softball by and Janet Frtak (M). 

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defeating The Right Way, 6-2, Ei-OCHS star Carla 

for their third consecutive Mlgliaccio knocked In the 

victory. Timely blU and winning run for Surf Mall In 

walks enabled Surf Mall to fee seventh inning to defeat 

score four runs in the second Chlsm Builders, M. Surf Mall 

Inning to take an early lead struck first by scoring two 

mat they never relinquished. runa In the fourth Inning and 

Lori Hague aided her pitr took an early lead. 

chlng performance by bitting nMpt^ cane back In the 

safely In her three attempts. sixth Inning to knot the game 

The Right Way had runners at two a piece to set up 

on base each Inning but the Mlgliacclo's game-winning 

detente shut them down each hit 

tune except the sixth Inning Tbe regular season ended 

when two runs scored behind July Bth. The top four team 

me hitting of Nancy Merel will vie for the championship 

and Mary Morris. 

with playoffs beginning 6:30 

The Sands abut out Coldwell pm July 14 at the 6th street 

Bank Island Realty, M, in Mftbatl field. 

recent action. Cathy He- DIOrio's looks to remain In 

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and two singles for tbe Sands. Surf Mall. Sands Casino 

DlOrlo's added another seems to have second place 

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124 victory over Coldwell third-place team. 

The question remaining U 

fee battle for thud place. 

Chlsm Builders has a slight 

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me Downtown Economic Development other considerations. 

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It wis forced to land on a south-end beach early Saturday nMnlng Is towed flown West 

foote to the municipal airport. 

Plane is forced to land on the beach 

A slngle-engwe Chefokee^-piper Ocean dry Municipal Airport on Bay 

•nroute from M i l to Cape' Biay Avenue Mutt of Tennessee Avenue when 

O)unty Airport in Eima was forced iito he was forced to touch down on tho beach 

an emergimcy landing on the besth here at 12:48 a.m. 

^,h, M ^,«&? •arty ^turday Acoordtag to tte'report ffled by Pit 

morning when the plane ran out of gas. Michael Mulroy, air traffic controllers 

_•?*£. ? * " WBdiHoM prohibited from the Federal Aviation Adm 

Richard M, n*nh»rt, «, oj Rich- irintoratlon In Pomona noUQed load 

XSL*]?!**** •« 9" «*r wtborittei whin the plane diiappeiired 

However, Relnhart, who was unln- 

Jured in the incident, had walked tea 

nearby home to Inform authorities of the 

mishap. 

A frontend loader towed the plane to 

the 57th Strtet ramp where a tow truck 

escorted by four patrol cars resumed ibe 

haul to the airport. 

Tbe only casualty was a flattened 

huh can, according to Mulroy. 

go by tbe bus terminal add there's a k^^dwaJapmpttiigtolandattbB from radar screens 

mevers, ne commented. 

. means walking a block bnt 

police detail responsible tbe causeway, which __ to a state main- you still tea cars driving around and 

curtailing" misbehavior and or- tained ' ' roadway, • would •-'- be complete mpletewltt with arwmd until tbey find a spot on the 

duance violations on tb* beach and recommendaUons for an appropriate 

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boardwalk made 56 arrests for tbe July speed limit 

10-13 weekend. 

current speed limit Is 40 mph. 

Police Chlff Domlntck Loogo by unit Mor appn - • • r=Fr ^ r Cablentertainment being sold? 

"We have a three- or fouHnonm 

By ANITA J. SPIEGEL 

buriuess season and most of the time me SentliMMjedger Staff 

jt e I/ lots wfll be empty and « hardship on me 

f g y uit approach of Beach ~— Tborofare texpayers," he Mid.' 

nmervbor Sgt S.G. Parris, the total g which Is « mph. / EsposHo also btUtVM Haven Avenue 

indude* the arrest of 48 adnlta and f bur McCaUnm saM she received an Inquiry should be ptved and used a* • regular 

Jurariletfirith Qve Juveniles placed in in May from the local PoMce Depirtment street rather man a bicycle path which 

me diversion program. 

, (conUnaed from page 13) some Ooundl tyamben art endorsing. 

^' v 

to document complaints If a community They also complained of reception and 

Intends to deny a cable company • hilling problems. 

renewal of Its franchise. 

The complaint rate has subsided 

Despite sources dose to Cablen- Cablentertainment's franchise expires substantially, according to the company 

tortslnmentssylng the cable firm, which early nnt year, according to acting as well as state officials who monitor 

swvea Ocean aty and surrounding 

administrator Don Hart who expects to cable operations. 

communltiei, Is Mug §old, company 

schedule a public bearing within the next Last week Levinson said tbe company 

officials tins week dedbed to confirm or 

few weeks. 

hoped to become more attuned to 

deny the report. 

Local customers became irate when customers' programming desires 

"We have no comment," Richard the company Instituted a near doubling through surveys and other marketing 

Levinson, corporate vice president, said of rates in February 1865 before its techniques it plans to Initiate in the near 

from Cablentertainment's Edison rebuilt system was operating properly. future. 

headquarters yesterday at preastlme. 

Uvinson said be was speaking for the 

oompany's general partners Robert 

Baum and Jerry BanmaiL Ted Rao, the 

local company offlrlwl who previously 

bandtad press relations, U attw coordinating 

casino marketing and sales; 

and tbe shore district general manager, 

IJHT Jarrett, who U no longer wotfiai 

hr me company, has ban replaced by 

Wflllam Randalls. Neither was available 

(or comnHnt.. 

• 

€91 m&fA 

j,v n *, ;>j v ' 

An official of (be state Bureau of 

, Public Utilities Office of Cable 

1 Television said any salsa transaction 

would require state appmaL 

"After an apaanaBt n struck, the 

papers luiul ba sitbiuitted to us," expUlntd 

Dominic Plcardi, Cable 

Ttltrbdon office supenriMr. 

That hasn't occurred, he said 

Mayor Boy GflUan said he expected to 

~" * " i earty mis 

postponed and be 

to b* rescheduled 

tta cah^-takrlMm unit of the 

utility commlMlon bas / 

Itbsadnimiibitlontoarrtngt 

«tog to gaOur iapt»t on 

M_. »o^ to tbrierylc* ren- 

(*wd Dy CabteoteWnment. Public 

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What's this large ocean bird doing Inland in Upper Township? 

Story on page 1, section 2. . , ; ^' 

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TUESDAY. JULY IS, 

Hughes seeks federal protection for Great Egg Harbor River 

Coogreiwman BUI Hughes 

hM urged the U J, Senate to 

approve legislation which 

would help provide long-term 

protection (or the majestic 

Great Egg Harbor RJver. 

Testifying rajently before a 

S«nate Subcommittee on 

Public Lands, Hughes uld the 

Great Egg Harbor River 

possesMS outstanding scenic, 

recreational, historic and 

Tourney for 

youths July 19 

ftm annual surf easting 

tournament for boys and girls 

ages 10 to 16 will begin at 9:30 

am. Saturday, July IS behind 

tte golf course off Tennessee 

Avenue. 

The event is sponsored by 

the City of Ocean City and 

Ocean City Planing Club. 

There Is no registration fee 

and print will be awarded. 

Age groups Include 10-11, 12- 

14, and 15 to 16. For additional 

Information call 399-8183 

surrounding the river watershed. Cranberries and development of a pluming tocreaiingty concerned ovtr 

cultural values wnicn are and maintained for all to Hughea pointed out that the 

provides a unique hablUt to 8 blueberries, two of Newpwl 

tumnmgffiitKt ifigrMUt, tothe 

future of tlrfs unique 

threatened by encroaching enjoy as nature meant It to be. Great Egg Harbor River U 

targe number of animals and Jersey's mart valuable food help provide long-term mouMe," Hughes said. "I 

development In the area. All of us who live and work in the longest canoeable river In 

birds, andlU borne to five crops, are cultivated bcalty." protections for the river. an certain that future 

Hi urged the subcommittee South Jersey art concerned the Plnelanda, and Is widely 

species of [threatened or Under the Wfld and Scenic' "As our natural en- generations wffl look back and* 

to approve legislation which that this resource be known for Its fishing, boating 

dangmed 

Rivers Act, Hugtai «vironment continues to shrink (hank us for onr foreaight hf 

would authorize the U.S. protected through sound and recreational activities. In 

Department of Interior to planning and management," addition, the Ocean City 

"The sbofe* of the Great plained, the dttaens of thedot 

to Increased develop- taJdng the neceaaary step* Ifr 

study the Great Egg Harbor he said. 

lawmaker uld, the landscape 

Egg HarborVWver are aUoarea 

would be given the opment, the people of Southern protect the Great Egg Harbor 

steeped la hittory," he conportunity to pmUdpate In the New Jeweyâre becoming Over." 

River for possible Inclusion In 

tinued. "lUndM of 17th and 

the National and Wild Scenic 

18th century MwnUU, 

Rivers system. Two hurt in two crashes papermllls. gristmills, earh; 

Similar legislation spon 

factories and Intact villages 

sored by Congressman One Pennsylvania woman was Issued a summons for are common throughout the 

Hughes was approved by the and a local girl were injured falling to yield, according to 

House of Representatives on In two separate accident* accident investigator Ptl. 

April I. 

Saturday. According to Scott Adams. In addition, CU» of 'SI 

"liu Great Egg Harbor authorities- 

Wiggens was charged with not members sought 

River, which rises In Berlin Jennifer Jo Thompson. 15, wearing a aeatbelt 

Township In Camden County Of SBU Central Av., whoIn 

the second accident, 

and flows southerly into Great complained of a sore- Anne B, Nlelson, 26. of The 1951 graduating daw of 

Egg Harbor, Is one of New shoulder, was transported by Lafayette Hills, Pa,, waiOcean 

City High School will 

Jersey's greatest natural Ocean City Rescue Squad to injured when ana attempted to hold its 35th reunion Sept « 

resources," Hughes told the Shore Memorial Hospital turn off Haven Avenue to head at The Flanders HoteL 

subcommittee. "Its location following the 11:01 p.m. ac- west on 34th Street and struck Anyone wtth information 

In the New Jersey Pinelands cident after a car operated by the vehicle operated by about the following elm 

National Reserve gives the Thanuui J. Dagney, 88, ofLoretta 

McGulre, 17, of Point numbers U asked to call 

river additional status both Qakiyn, struck the Ford truck Pleasant, who was traveling Carolyn Murphy at 3«W28»: 

nationally and In- In which she was a passenger. •ast on 34th Street 

Joyce Schoefer Stockhlll, 

ternationally, 

Nlelson was told she should Jim bard, David Bletaell. 

"During the past year, I The truck driver, Richard have used more caution In Joan Ubro Faucette. Tulla 

have heard from a number of M. Wiggens, 17, was traveling attempting her turn and FtaWa Pascal, John Burke, 

municipalities In the area, south on Asbury Avenue when McGurie was told she made Richard Cassel, Ronald 

urging that the Great Egg Dagney, who was headed west an improper pass, according Madlock, Nancy Totten, 

Harbor River be protected on 35th Street, failed to yield to the accident report filed by WMtey Battemy, Tom Selby, 

to the oncoming vehicle PtL Jon Werley. 

and Walter BuckhoBx. 

before entering the In- According to the report, 

tersect on. 

McGuire refused treatment 

Although Dagney claimed following the 12:» p.nuio 

he stopped at the stop sign, he etdant. 

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City as a part of the Skimmer Weekend celebration. The cars, from the 

Jersey Cape Region Antique Automobile Club of America, also paraded' 

through the resort. ; 

Half of causeway traffic uses 

Laurel Drive, police survey shows 

SOMERS POINT — Thefrom 

Laurel Drive residents 859 (Somers Point-Mays A traffic officer was posted 

Police Department has over the heavy traffic flows Landing Road), Ceres said. at me Intersection of Laurel 

tabulated the numbers from they've been experiencl From 10 p.m. to 10 p.m. July Drhrt lad Ambler Avenut, 

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prompted in part by protests SiM, according to Somers Laurel Drive whue 51,865 (raffle on Laurel Drive." ! 

Point Police Lt Larry Ceres, vehicles left Ocean City over 

HISTORICAL SOCIETY counted 18,144 can coming the Ship Channel Bridge. But till plan, which 

FESTIVAL AW, t, I into Somers Point between the Ceres said the numbers will originally called for an officer 

The Historical Sodety of 24 hours oi 10 pjn. to 10 p.m. beanalyiedattheendofthe to be ported from 11 I A until 

Estell Manor will hold its July M. 

summer and compared with 4 pjn. on Saturday, mi enf 

third annimi ploelands folk For the same period, Ceres those from previous years. back to from 11 until 1 p.tn. 

festival Aug. 2 and 3 in theadd, 

31,672 crossed the Ship Traffic last weekend was because the Deed wasn't 

Atlantic County Park, Rte. 60, Channel Bridge Into Ocean light on Laurel Drive, ac- warranted. •. 

Estell Manor. Musical entertainment 

will be con- figures indicate Oat 

tinuous from noon to I p.m. only half the vehicles flowing 

Festival hours are 10 a.m. to 6 Into Ocean aty for the holiday 

p.m. Saturday and 10 am to 5 weekend came from the 

pjn. on Sunday. Food and Parkway. The remaining 

refreshments wlU be vehicles came either from 

available. Open to the public Mute 9, Shore Road or Route 

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PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. TUESDAY, JULY 15, 

Sannino and Allushuski a are wed 

St. Joseph's Church in 

Somen Point wait the MWag 

en Jura 7 lor the wrtrttaf of 

HUunafia Sannino of Ocean 

City and Bryan Robert 

Allushuski of Reading, Pa. 

The Rev. Qu^Jtaryoei of- 

Belated during the noon 

Crits and Au exchange vows 

Constance Critt, daugtter sonofMr. and Mrs. Albert Au 

ef Dr. and MM. Hifry J. CriU of Hawaii, were united in 

of Lafayette Hill, pa. and marriage on May 17 In a 

Ocean City, and Burton K. Au, double ring ceremony at St, 

George Greek Orthodox 

HAWAnAN UJAU 

Cathedral In Philadelphia. 

The bride wore her 

JULYM 

nether 

A HawUan Luau, sponsored 

by the ladles auxiliary of the 

Samara Point Volunteer Fire 

Company No. 1, win be held 

from 9 p.m. to 1 a,m Saturday, 

July » at the Bethel 

Road flrebouM In Somers 

Point. Music will be by DJ 

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and buffet U Included. Tickets 

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Her sister. Barbara Crits of 

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was the matron of honor. 

Sheldon Crtta of San 

Francisco, Calif, was best 

nan for his brother. Assisting 

as usher was Mark AdamUk 

of Columbus, Ohio. 

The wedding reception was 

held at the Hershey Hotel in 

Philadelphia. After a 

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editorials /comment 

It's time 

stores stay 

open longer 

Two previous editorials have dealt with the 

city's image. This one deals with habits, which 

often have the force of image. Specifically, let's 

talk about evening shopping hours downtown. 

For years, Ocean City merchants on Asbury 

Avenue have shut up shop no later than 5:30 on 

weekdays, staying open until 0 p.m. on Friday's 

only. And the 9 o'clock evening closing was the 

exception among stores, not the rule. 

Of course, until this year, Sunday business was 

a nono on the city's main street and elsewhere. 

Nowadays, many merchants have found that 

Sundays can be a fairly good day dollars and 

cents-wise. 

A committee has been formed to encourage 

more business people to keep their stores open 

on Friday evenings until 0, The purpose of the 

push is to help establish Ocean City as a viable 

nighttime shopping district. 

Whatever the reason for more stores not being 

open - we assume it had to do with tradition 

wrapped in too little business years ago — it's 

certainly time to give extended shopping hours a 

chance; at least a chance. 

Perhaps times have changed enough that the 

nighttime experiment will work. But it will take 

time, even for the experiment. You cannot expect 

to change the habits of decades overnight. 

With the demise of the city's century-old blue 

law, many people predicted the beginning of the 

end for Ocean City as they knew and loved it. 

We don't consider competitive shopping hours 

part of the perceived downfall, On the contrary, 

convenient shopping hours are part of a positive 

image this city needs. Times are changing and 

as long as that is the case, lot's all help see to it 

that they change for the better. 

A way of life? 

I recently WM signally schools, trade (members 

honored by having a {Hud, admonished |g prudence* 4o 

Eleanor Gillingham, entrust a Investment, honor In con. 

rare book to me for mytracts, 

to live within their 

perusal. The volume, printed circumstances and not faO 

In 1843, isn't old is books go brto debt), war and wills! 

but rather rare for the Yes, the rag content of that 

wisdom it contained. old book has produced the 

"foxing" marka one U accustomed 

to find In its pages 

but the wisdom, very much 

Ike the Holy Bible, (a 

timeless. 

Mrs. GlUlngham bad read 

several of my columns 

through the years that dealt 

with ttie Society of Friends 

and though Out I might be 

Interested in reading her 

book, Hula of Discipline of 

the Yearly Meeting of 

Friends, held in Philadelphia 

In 1143. She wag oh so correct 

In that assumption. The tort 

reads, in part, that ttie "... 

first Yearly Meeting (of the 

Society of Friends) was held 

at Burlington In New Jersey, 

the thirty-first day of the Sixth 

To use a phrase of today, 

this book — printed over 143 

yean ago — touches every 

base and addresses every 

problem that confronts us 

today, be It the matter of 

appeals, arbitration, birth 

an) burials, book), charity 

and unity, conduct and con* 

vwsaUon, dvil fownunmt, 

days and timst, datamation 

Negroni or llaVM (nhntid to \ 

aa "..ithis toonxnos wftngfi 

efil"),' oati», ptrtntt ind 

i children, plalnhtii, tht poor• 

» / »< 

Page Six' Section One 


WWrWWW- 

Why freedom of speech and press? 

•• MMM CtoU IIMIMr 

-TUESDAY'S PAPER- 

Display advertising, Social 5 p.m. Friday 

Classified, Sports noon Saturday 

Too late to classify .noon Monday 

-FRIDAY'S PAPER- 

Letters, Church, Social..; S p,m. Tuesday 

Classified, Sports noon Wednesday 

Display advertising 5 p.m. Wednesday 

Too late to classify............ noon Thursday 

FRED C. pENSON .....:.... .Publisher ' 

JOI1NH.ANDRUS1I...,; ..Editor 

BYRON T. MERCER.. .Advertising Manager: 

speech eojorintf.protection, Amendmi^t;She was.^yoo, 

on,ths onehid.,and.*iictk)tts see, emrfssmg herself, 

whlth v,gprenin^/inay ^though the cotetdjd not 

• —vrrr?, a touwf to eipWni'lhiat whit 

> 

where to go/ 

what to do 

SPECIAL EVENTS*-" f» 

Ocean City Fops OrehMtra witt Frank Ruggieri con-: j 

duetor and featured soloists, appearing Sunday ttroughtt( 

Wedtuisdiiy on *• Music Pier at i p.m. ^f | 

Mlu Nirtt in Venice coronation ceremonies on thevjj 

Music PiiT Wedntsday, during Intermliilon of P;«S 

OKhestn, i p.m. 

Order of Eastern Star chapter 63 holding bazaar on I 

Pier Thursday, 8 a.m. to S p.m. 

BID Bruestle and the Sunshine Boys Banjo Band ap-l jj 

psaring an tht Muale Pier Thursday, 8 p.m. •"• r 

Plbman Hobo Band appearing on the Music Pier Friday; J ^ 

at 8 p.m. 

Ocean City Urns Club craft show on ttie Musle Her 1 ?* 

Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Young at Heart Singers featured on the Music pier * | 

Saturday, 8 p.m. 

Night in Venice boat parade on ttw bay, starting 6 p.m:. 

».' EXHIBITS 

Ocean City Historical Museum, 40B Wesley W., open';! 

-Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.'to 4 p.m. Guides wffl. ji 

explain points of interest In each section and answer if 


. 

Ocean City Arta Center, MM Bay Av., (prevlougly ttw; 

Rescue Squad building) open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 

through Friday 19:30 to noon on Saturday. • 

CARD PARTIESii 

ByFRANK CANAVAN Despite what First freedom with some deter- protection of "ttie press,' 

Amendement, fun- mutable limits. 

The First Amendement damentalists keep telling us) Again, what Is "speech"? 

bars government from it ii not an absolute and Uttering words by voice, of 

••abridging the freedom of unlimited freedom. "That course. But what of "symbolic 

speech, or of the press." The view," ai Use Supreme. Court speech," that Is actions in- 

Month, 1681, OS. for themeaning 

of that phrase may remarked In 1961. "cannot be tended to convey a 

provinces of Pennsylvania seem to be clear on Its very reconciled with the lawmessage, 

such as parades in 

and New Jersey," 

surface, but It is not relating to libel, slander, support of a cuse, picketing, 

If it were so dear, we misrepresentation, obscenity, burning draft cards, burning 

The wisdom In Oat book, should net have, u we do, an perjury, false advertising, ttw American flag, wearing 

embodied In 101 pages and M unending series of cases solicitation of crime, com- black armbands to school to 

topical headings Is before ttie U.S. Supreme plicity by encouragement, protest the Vietnam War? 

staggering; U only a portion Court to determine what conspiracy, and ttw Hie." All of these activities, and 

of Its contents were strictly freedom of speech and prctt It may be leaning too hard others besides, have bees 

adhered to by all the people of 

on a single word, but it seems 

Bis palnet, there would be Some questions will to this writer that, when the 

lasting peace, no divorces and Illuatnte the ambiguity ttat framers of ttw First Amend- 

most certainly no generation He* beneath the surface of the ment Inserted the word "the" 

pp between parents and their w^rts. What U" the" freedom before "freedom of speech, or 

children! 

of speech ud pressT d the prew," they Indicated a 

The Introduction outlines 

ttie reasoning behind the 

disciplines, using the ancient 

tart of the King James version 

of the Volume of Sacred 

Law and couched In the words 

so familiar to the Society of 

Friends. 

Much of the sage advice 

contained In the book, if 

followed, would put many 

lawyers out of business, do the 

same for the publishers of 

certain types of less-tbandealrable 

reading matter and 

most certainly would dean 

America's air of the lying, 

swearing and cuntng now 

beard on every side. 

1 

conatltuUonal law to learn the 

In recent decades there has Supreme Court's answer. 

been a marked tendency on Even ten you might find ttw 

ttw part of the courts to answer somewhat tegs man 

contract "the freedom of dear or consistent. 

speech, or of ttw press" Into Underlying all these 

"freedom of expression," a questions there Is another 

phrase which ia not found in question, and It Is the basic 

the Constitution. 

one: why do we want freedom 

Freedom of expression of speech and press? Note 

coven Uve entertainment, well that ttw question Is not 

even If no words are spoken whether we want It but why, 

and no thoughts are ex- nat we want freedom of 

pressed. So, for Instance, ttwspeech 

and press nay be 

Supreme Court decided in taken as a given in this 

country, but we must still ask 

why we want It What purpose 

does freedom of speech and 

press serve that la so im- 

Understanding 

portant that we, ttw people, 

shouM put it In our fundamental 

law and keep it 

there? 

aright 

It Is on the answer to tWa 

question that all Intelligent 


discussion of ttw meaning and 

PNMM1M MMiiM* ill AmMfti SrMMtf Nmlfv WW 

means understanding 

limits of this freedom must 

turn. We cannot know what 

this, or any other con- 


stttulonal freedom, means or 

its limits, 

what its limits are unless we 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUBSPAY.JMLyiS.isw 

COOKING CONNECTION 

Recipes to help you enjoy the fleeting summer 

By MARIE HUBER relatives who don't live at the used In a variety of ways for 1 c. cider vinegar 

• Social Editor Mashori to visit for the day, easy summer meals. We used V* e, catsup 

RAISIN CHICKEN 

or more. 

Ingredients from the Sun 2 Tbip, Wocestershlre 

SALAD 

The aummer months are The less time spent Giant Company who also sauce 

like an open Invitation for preparing meals means the provided these recipes. 2 tap, prepared brown % c. vegetable oU 

everyone to enjoy Uw out- more time we can speiid with Start witt the barbecue mustard 

Vt e, white wine vinegar 

doors, 

company and taking ad- sauce made with seasonings H c. pitted dates, chopped 3 Tbsp, Dijon-style mustard 

Theri are many ways to do vantage of the all too short 

and dates for beef ribs or 7" 

Hair Bisria 

lyn ilue 

intertill SwimmlnB,PI»ldSoee«r, 

lolling, Dramitlcl, Ipanlih 

KOHR BROS. 

FROZEN CUSTARD 

820 Boardwalk 

399-8764 

Jennifer Snyder 

QcMfiCllyMloh 

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Kalf.LIWhHIrown 

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2 oranges, peeled, sectioned 

and seeded 

1 c. seedless raisins 

% e, chopped almonds 

2 c. red seedless grapes 

1 c. chopped red apple 

H c. chopped celery 

3 c. miniature mardmallows 

1 c. mayonnaise 

2 bananas 

1H Tbsp. lesion juice 

Lettuce 

Combine first 8 ingredients 

in large bowl; mix well. Cover 

and chill. 

Peel and slice bananas; 

vrtakte with lemon Juice. 

Add bananas to fruit mixture, 

A tangy barbeque sauce with the flavor of dates will add spice to any 

meat cooked on the grill. 

SALAD 

2 c. carrots, shredded 

IV* c. sliced natural 

almonds 

H c. mayonnaise (more If 

desired) 

K c. seedless raisins 

I tap. lemon juice 

In medium bowl, combine 

carrots, almonds, mayonnaise, 

raising and lemon 

juice; mix well Chill until 

ready to serve. Portion Into 

Individual dishes to serve. 

FVDOY WALNUT 

pm 

1 (9-inch) unbaked pie crust 

2 squares unsweetened 

chocolate 

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1 tap, vanilla extract 

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1 e, walnut pieces, chopped 

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Whipped cream 

Prepare pie crust Preheat 

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In 2-quart saucepan over 

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Add sugar, brown sugar, 

mflk, ram syrup, vanilla, salt 

and eggs; with hand beater or 

wire whisk, beat until well 

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walnuts. 

Pour mixture into piecrust. 

Bake 45 to 50 minutes until 

filling is puffed. Cool. To 

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TIP; Tuna, ihrimp or 

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tew heat, hut chocolate with dtoarily served on a plate can 

butter or margarine Just untU to attractively presented In 

melted; remove saucepan half an avocado or tomato. 

Congressman BUI Hughes and wife Nancy, left, 

are joined by County Clerk Angela Polvino and 

husband James, right, during American Cancer 

Society benefit party at Hie Flanders. 

Benefit party aids Cancer unit 

The Ocean City volunteers 

of the American Cancer 

Society held their 11th annual 

benefit party recently at The 

Flanders Hotel where people 

LUXURY 

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Co-chairperson Jane Friel 

and Angela F. Pulvino were 

again pleated with the sueoeu 

of the benefit party. 

"The generosity of our 

inspired patrons and donors 

help nuke our tight against 

cancer possible," said 

PuMno. 

"The contribution! help 

Caps May County residents 

through the research, 

education and patient service 

programs of the American 

Cancer Society," added Friel. 

. 

i ' 

TUESDAY. JULY 15. IBM THE SENTINEL.LBDOPR, OCEAN CITY, N,J, PAGE 9 — SECTION ONE 

Prices tffective Sun., Jgiy 13 thru Sat., July 19, 1986. 

LOOK FOR THE BONUS BUY TAG 

#I I M H ^ve e M #u! LOOK FOR THE BONUS BUY TAG 

#UPcli 0 aPRCaf II IT'S YOUR SIGN OF SAVINGS! ••• 

.FOOD MARKET 

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BONUS fiUVS SHVINGS 

SUPiB SONUS COUPON 

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QUARTiRS 

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REG, OR NO SALT 

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5 $ 1 

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1 

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•UNDATQBVSKIPI'iR'SMIETlNS 

Public Warki Building 

11th and Haven 

I p.m. Friday, July H,^^ 

10a.m, Saturday, July 19 

CHART POR APPROX. PARADE RGUTBQNLY 

PARADE BOUTI —•—-*— 

Skippen may infer lagssnt sn the parade route it their 

dtSEretisn iubjief to eontrol by Parade Officials 

Night in Venice 

WELCOME 

TO THE 

NIGHT IN VENICE PARADE 

• Thii event cospotiiored by the 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

and the 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

of OCEAN CITY 

CITY 399-6111 CHAMBER 399.2829 

•OAT PARADE OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

« P.M., SATURDAY, JULY If. HM 

CAST 

YOUR 

VOTE 

FOR SHANNON COX 

"Miss Night In Venice" 

Ward § Pastry 


OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

Closed Sunday 

*» 

IMPORTANT NOTICE 

B«ii Harbour 

Panda will assemble between "•" and 

"C" buoyi prior to S: 10 p.m. 

Paradesfarti premptlyali;00p.ni-. 

Channel clojes to thru traffic at 5i4J p.m. to 

it p.m. cespsrmit Beg. BJI7»-Ji ••«. 1) 

If you art coming from another ana plvaia B« In 

O.C. by iiii p.m. 

For further Information eoniuit 

"Notice to Marlneri" 

Lead beat will carry lisn 

"©rand Marihal,'' 

Ralph 1, icnfrliti 

JUDOIi WILL it LOCATED AT THE FIRST HOUSE iOUTH Of THE YACHT CLUB AND ALSO At SOUTH HARIQR, 

•OATS DBOPPINO OUT BBFOHB END OF PARADE OR NOT DIIPLAYINQ BEQIITRATIOH NUMIEK JWILL NOT II 

ILJOiSLiFOR PRIItS. 

iL-iiLp. 

Cape May County's 

Largest Department Store ., 

8th St. and Asbury Ave. 

Ocean City, NJ. 

• Phone 399-55H 

Ocean City Home Savings 

and Loan Association 

Serving the 

O,C, Arta 

Since 1887 

STHI LOCAL GUYS" 

1001 Aibury Ave. Phoni 399-0012 

RMMVltt Blvd., MimiOfl 390-0044 

Remember last year when the local blue law 

controversy was an issue? Will it be a theme In 

this year's boat parade and lagoonfront 

decorations? Stay tuned. 

Welcome to Ocean 

TUflSPAYf JULY45,1886 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.Ji PAGE U — SECTION ONE' I 

Record number of boats are 

.set to sail for Night in Venice 

,. 140 boats, a nurd and conclude beyond Ten- which attracts over lBflfoO Ruggleri, who wUl retire In Authorities will be especially 

r, will sail In Ocean neuee Avenue, - spectators to Oil family September after 57 years with watchful for those operating 

>s gala Night la Venice Wlnslow Mid registrations resort Be Ocean City Pops Or- boats or automobiles under fe 

bayiparade on Saturday July were running "way ahead" of M M wUl be awarded for chestra. the Influence of alcohol. \ 

19 [reports David Window, this time last year and the the best decorated homes and Mayor Roy Gillian and wife, ' 

chairman, number of participants could boaU by the city and Pat, Congressman William The night will be > 

The event will begin t p.m. reach 140 or more. A Chamber of Commerce Hughes, members of City highlighted by many parties 

at the Nora Point of the decorated home competition following the parade. Grand Council, TV star Al Alberta; on the bayfront and brillantly 

jsUi id near Longport Bridge Is also part of the evening, .marshal will be Frank Elsie GlUesple, president of decorated homes. Bleachers 

the Chamber of Commerce; will be «et up at streetends 

and Miss Night In Venice and along the route,. Spectators 

her court will be in lead boats, should arrive about an hour 

Members of the Phlaldelphla early for • good vantage 

Eagles cheerleading squad point. Seating Is free, 

will sail In a boat sponsored Judges will watch the 

by Trico Leasing Company, parade from the home of Mr. 

The Miss Night in Venice and Mrs. Russell Hanscom, 

pageant has been a part of the Bay Avenue and Battenea 

celebration for many yean. Road. 

The queen Is chosen by Night hi Venice is one of the 

"money vote" with all funds largest boat parades In the 

given to the Ocean City country and was Initiated in 

Rescue Squad. NIckolas and 19M. It was Inspired by a boat 

Vie Trofa direct this event, gala in Venice, Italy. 

The queen and her court will coast Guard monitoring 

sail on the Energy, a 54-foot headquarters will be the 

Bertram sport fisherman, one tower of the Ocean City Yacht 

of the largest lead boats ever club, Bay Avenue and tat- 

In the parade. tenea Road, 

SATURDAYJULYkhQth at 6:00 P.M 

pK NIGHT'S 

... W 

Qll-seQspns p 

marina marina- 

/Just over the 34th 8t, BridgB between 

Ocean City and Marmora, pjtwy, exit 25), 

Phone 390-1850 

Doing things one way... 

the Right Way for YOU!! 

One of the BEST 

SKI DEPARTMENTS 

on the east coast, 

vlsifthe 

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BOAT 

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"A Fisherman's Tackle Shop" 

BAIT • TACKLE • RODS • REELS 

BOATS • CRABBING EQUIPMENT 

936 Bay Avenue* 927-4566 

Somers Point • Next To Waterfront Rait, 

nrtun 

Your Headquarters far 

BOAT RENTALS 

FULL SERVICE FUEL DOCK featuring 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, JULY 15 

Obituaries 

1 

William Davis, 80; founded Donald Quinn, 43; 

plumbing company 

; WlUlam C. Davis, 10, of Ocewi City died July 13. 

• In 1926 he founded the W.C. DtvU Inc. Plumbing and 

HeaOng Co. In Haddon Helghti where he was aasodated until 

jnovlng here several yean Ago. 

• Surviving an his wife, Helen Ann; a son Richard C. of 

Voorheea; a daughter Doris Miller of Delaware; five 

grandchildren, ill greatgrandchildren and a sister Eva 

Cilmore of Cherry HD1. 

' Service will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Evoy Funeral 

Home, 129 White Hone Pike, Haddon Height*. Friends may 

tall from 7 to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Burial 

will be In LakevUw Memorial Park, Onnaminson 

Adelaide Seldomridge; 

longtime area resident 

UNWOOD - Adelaide O. Seldomridge of this dty died 

July 11 In Share Memorial Hospital, Semen Point 

Bom in Philadelphia, she was an area resident most of her 

Ufi. J 

Surviving are her husband, Lewis C.; a daughter, Diane A. 

anckgraf of Bargalntown; two sons, Robert W. and 

Raymond L, both of this dty; a brother, Lambert W, 

MaeNatt of PleasantvUle; and a granddaughter. 

. Sendees win be held at 1 p.m. today (Tuesday) m the H.M. 

Qormley Funeral Home, Atlantic City. Burial will be In 

laurel Memorial Park, Pomona. 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

OCEAN CITY 

Ml Mbury Av» 

RIO GRANDE 

1S1B I WIKMOOd BM-MS4117 

MARKVIOETTO* 

BSSAiburyAwe. 

Ptioni 398 1157 

3338 Wist AM, 

PhmlH-13S3 

bartender in Atlantic City 

SOMERSPOINT Donald H. Quinn, 4J, of thU dty died 

July 10 In the Atlantic Qty Medical Center. 

Mr. Quinn mi born In Vonken, N.Y., and bad resided 

here for seven yean. He had been a bartender at Hftman'i 

Ptaee In Attantte City. 

Surviving are his wife, Renate; a daughter, Kelly Am 

Quinn of Westchester County, N.Y.> and a sister, Jean 

Behnke of San Antonio, Tana, 

A Mass of Chriitlan Burial was celebrated Monday 

evening at Si Monica's Church, North Pennsylvania 

Avenue. A funeral procession will leave the H.M. Qormley' 

Funeral Home, Albany and Winchester; avenues at 10 a-m. 

today (Tuesday). Burial will be In Hoy Corn Cemetery, 

Mays Landing. 

Louise Bergfeli; 

retired teacher, principal 

Louise R. Bergf ela of the Wesley Manor died July 8 at her 

residence. 

Bom in Mlllburn, she lived here for U yean and was a 

school principal and teacher in the Bloomlngdale school 

system, where she taught for M yean before retiring. She 

was a member of the New Jersey and national chapters of 

the Retired Teachers Association, the American Legion 

Auxiliary of Butler, the Butler United Methodurt Church, and 

Hitler Garden Club, She was a former member of the Order 

of the Eastern Star. 

Surviving is • brother, Harold J. Rauter of West Palm 

Beach, Fla. 

Private graveside services were heU at the First Reformed 

Church Cemetery In Pompton Plains. A service will be 

held at 2 p.m. on July 16 In the Wesley Manor. Arrangements 

are by the Godfrey Funeral Home. 

Edna May Davidson, 78; 

retired buyer in fashions 

Edna May Davidson, 78, of 1829 West Av. died July IS in a 

local nursing home. 

Bom in Ablngton, Pa., and a former resident of Mount 

during our 


Grand Opening 



Igloo Playmate 'A Sal. Cooler 

Wntslox Travel Alarm 

Six Pjtee Cutlary Sat 

Ingram Lltt Timor 

110 Credit to Collective Account 

Stuffed Unicom 

Comtrex Pocket Radio 

Three Piece Bar-B-Q Set 

Cress Chrome Pen 


deposit of $5,000 or more and receive: 


QE Can Op«ner/Sharp«ner Polaroid Spirit Camera ^ 

Step Stool Proctor Sllex 10 Cup Cott«tiMk*r, 

QE FM/AM Portable Radio GE Clock Radio 

Black A Decker Grata Trimmer Igloo Playmate 

Black » Decker Car Vac . Conalr Recnargeable Lite 

NOJRTHWEJjAjhV^ J; 

N SM£ 1 !£SSS D 

k r J rt»M iwtn Ji'i 

visitbuf Marmora Off ibe : * 

New Plaza 9 Shopping Center > r w 

on Route 9 < near soy*" Sh0 Ford > \ 

||^j^^^yjl^^^jMi|jjjjjkjk^ 

/ I I 

Ocean City notes 

by Anita Spiegel 

City Council Tbu»d«ynltfit do thta," he said "I'm sure 

Airy, Pa., she bad lived here U yean, - 

authorised a Ucenie 

In 1971, she retired as a buyer for Lane Bryant hi agreement wUh Ocean He*f 

Philadelphia, where she had worked for 11 years. Oub Corporation to pbet • 

She is survived by a sister, Gertrude Watson of tab construction trailer on the 

^fti ii H i ill I ty i 

aty-ownea prupeny larunny 

Service* will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Godfrey occupied by the animal 

Funeral Home. Burial will be In Arlington Cemetery, Penn- shelter. 

aauken. Friends may call one how prior to services at the According to the agreement 

funeral home. 

prepared by dty Solicitor 

Genrid J, Corcoran, the dty 

baa the "abiolute and sole 

right of requiring the removal 

of the trailer at any time, for 

whatever man" with which 

Ocean Reef must comply 

within 71 hours of receiving 

written notification. The 

trailer must be removed, 

however, no later than July 1, 

1987. 

Additionally, Ocean Reef 

OBS consented to nuke site 

rovements and iti 

1 

he's very capable." 

Dick Boras, a represen. 

tottve of 4600 block Central 

Avenue property owner* Irate 

over the sand *n— p

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PAGE 14 — SECT] ONE 


ADVERTISING RATES . 

Advartlssmtnts Mr these column! srteuid be in the off in 

at The Sentlnt! Ltcfgtr MOT LATER THAN NOON 

TUESDAY FOR REGULAR PUBLICATION and MOON 

WEDNESDAY FOB TOO-LAT8-TO-CLASSIFV 

Dlaiiff-MH 

One Time, IS wards orLtss._. .MJO 

(10» per word exceeding as words) 

Ad Running 5 Censtcuflve Tlm«i, 

1 with 25 Wordier Leii,,,, ........................ illiOO, 

Ads Requiring Box Number SI.00 additional 

JOO LATf TO CLASSIFY ADS 50' EXtRA 

—All ClaînBdKOvortlsIng Cahh lasta— 

112 8th Street', Ocean Clty.-N J 08224 

Copy mailed in, glvtn to reprtsenfaflve or brought fe of- 

fice personally, mustbt iccampanM by sash or cheek to 

cover celt. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy ana 

co'nvtnitnee to customer, hut payment tegst be received 

before adverfitament will Be let In typj, «. _r 

Card Of Thanks 

THE FAMILY OF IISINA R NAB 

TIOU5N - Wlihii » tipr.i. tmir 

grlliiuiii far Ihi Mill Cardi, llow.ri 

and Bihar espreifieni al iympaiiiy in 

ihiir reMnl leii. Ml 

TO THI! OeliN CITY PotHF^ fire 

atpfrfmenf iH rescui fayed* ens' 9r. 

Strata earr, EawaH J. HerliByen ana 

the iamlly would Ilk* lo npriti their 

grififiHtf ler the prempl lerviee ana 

itifdlEal eiiiifanee FKtnflv readeres", 

1 II 

Help Wanted 

In Memoriam 

IN MgMQRY 3l Anni Jane Salanit 

whs died gnt fear age, July 10. Sadiy 

milled by Ifeve. pa! and gfang£riifgran 

and iriendl 7 II 

Lost And Pound 

LOST SIAMESE CAT — MALE - Long 

Haired, Vicinity ai uih and canlral 

Avanyt. Hiadi madlEatlan. Call lf!- 

1JM, Ml 

Help Wanted 

iTUBEHTS — MIN — WOM1N—part 

tlmt avininf haurl. Any nlghli 

a'vaillHi, lam up M til. par hour call 

I' 

TJPHALT PAVINS 

Takina •ppliutlan tar Hard working 

l.bor.r. with a dallrt Isr M.aBMinant, 

AJio naad aiparitrietd dump fry" 

MI19S I* 

drl.tn. MI419S, 

TILIPHQNf OBBlW CLIIHK5 - BILICATIIIAN/iANDWiCH MAKER- 

Prlvaie del. ana pMna, f>»rf lime Taar round, part Urn., Monday through 

asMIng nauri. Oc..n City office, iff- Friday, 11:30 a.m. lo 5: JO p.m. Call !•»• 

Nil. II (UK. Is.m.tospm tl 

r CLIANINQ HELP WANTEB — Parl 

tlm./lull llrrn vacatign, Biua Cr«l, 

Apply Yfilirdayi/Obadlah'i, Jto 17S7 II 

OARBINIRI HilpiR - lo wark lull 

timt now thraygh Nayafiibah Myit 

tiavt driyari IfianHii* aapintfabia and 

h.raworllng. Call MI-1US and jaava 

nauaga. Kan Souin.rd Landic.p'lng.ll 

WAITRCIIIS - Muil Wli yaan aid. 

Full llmt iymmar, wnkanit In Sap- 

lambar. Apply Tonyi Brill, Mtn * Can. 

tral, B.C. Il 

LAWN BOY — Mull Ba It or gvar lar 

Slain City Pyblll ichsaii. Cantact 

Mri, Ruaglarl Iffmit lar appihw- 

llan, ."" Ml 

- Part-time IW real 

Htlte allica. Mult type ma Be willing 

lo irern compuur •yilam, Year round 

fBtman. call m ~ mt ,i 

DTlfIL MiCMANICS — HUVV duty 

trucki, HMpiniimion piui many 

tenet IH, Call JtHJW warkdayt. II 

OPlU 

OFpiCE wMKIR — Typing a. payroll 

aiptrlaMa. • dayi a •M inciuding 

wHkanii, Call Mr Pulltn f3>41aS, II 

VOLUHTtER DltPATCHtB WAN- 

TIB — To dltplMt! ammilanc. call, 

out al llulr M i tor mi RaMua Huad 

II Oc.tn City, Will fraln. Compilation 

lor phana yuga; Call imjlt. II 

FULL TIM! VIM ROUND 

POSITION - ii •narmalilt'l ...l.t.nt 

lo warn in Ilk with pn.rm.cm. gsad 

pay Md Mnallll, apply PIMmM'l 

Pirkway Ph.rm.cy. 14lh I, A.bury 

Ail, Call muil tl 

OC1AN CITY (Ul DRIVIRl 

NIRBIB - tH licama nwirad. Call 

MI 

REAL ESTATE SALE! — c.r.ir op 

ptrtynlty lyallaala In OC'i largail ol 

Ik. lar ambiliaui lliiniM ulalpwton 1 

training program comput.rlt.d 

,oparalion naw midtni lactlillai High 

ampleyaa langtylty, Flnllllll Incom. 

paiantllll Gill Blrgar Ra.Ily ]ff-MH 

lor inlanlaw, II 

Ocean City Trolley 4 

Bui Driven 

NEEDED! 

Must have bus license 

Cll 

72»-»021 Ml 

Kentucky Fried Chicken. 

16MacArthurB)vd. 

We art now hiring for our new riitiurant In Somtn Point, 

New jirsty. Full and Part-Time opening* with all •hllh 

available. 

* No Experience NecttMry 

* P»ld Training 

* Competitive Hourly Rate 

* Ctrttr Advancemtnt Opportunltlti 

Be a Winner I and join the Colonel's new team In Somer* 

Point, Applications are being taken Monday through 

Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. 

An Igvil Opportunity Smploytr Ms 

THE FLANDERS HOTEL 

GARAGE 

SALE 

10THSTBEET AND OCEAN AVE. 

9 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16,1986 

CA8H4CARRY ^v,;. 


Help Wanted Help Wanted 

CAM MAY 

COUNTY 

SAVINGS & 

LOAN ASSOC. 

Il now taking 

application! lor (hi 

tallowing pMitlon 

TELLERS, 

M*LI/F«M*Lf - Baal warn, na .» 

gerlint. netetiarv la or aldir, call af- 

lar I p.m. Iff till. Ml 

TUESDAY, JULY IS, MM THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE 15 — SECTION ONR 

Storage For Rent 

EXCULLBNT IHCOMI FOR FAST 

TIME — norm iiumMr «,««. Far in- 

iarmalian (all su-wi-Mii •>). 1»!«. M* 

BAOANI JIWULHY HAS JUIT AN 

MGUNCIS - TNI BUT 

MARKBTINO PLAN IN PARTY 

PLAN. immediate gaanlnai lor 

manaseri willi Party Plan a.parlaBta, 

No inveiimeni. Call flfJHI, Hi 

I 

ADULTS OH YOUTHI — Oyeel/»BaT- 

iment ttevee end Cnriifian retreat cen- 

ter Hill, primarily (MmMrwerk, AIM 

laundry, gardenine., deik. llan .prln. 

pan-lime anariiaMa, ar Mart lymmer. 

MUH nwt till Lawr oay. seed pay, 

lips, oonui.i. Refarencai. IMna'i 

inn, ilia Ocean *»• Ift-HM. " 

RECEPTIONIST — Dav«kipmarH/C«V 

•irucilen company teak! anthuiiaiilc 

ull mollv.lM individual far full lime 

paillMn with growing company Typing 

ikllli. erflitlialienal aUlltlel. ana 

tiling rnylrM In chaariyl atmaipnera. 

Call iSf-MS-HM. II 

StcAlTART AND/OR RECIP- 

TiSNilT - Needed Mr Bell ••tale ol 

licg. (all Mf-al». II 

FAST TIME tsaviea CLlRK-iiear 

round. Apply Super Fret* 14th • 

H|>« Ail, f« 

Mooen-»n •e«i. na" eiperlenee 

necaiiary. Ilia la train. We alu train 

yawna children u monthi and aver, 1ft- 

isjj - in mo. II 

uo.ow • isu.wo - HM.mm-M you can M 

yayr own Bali, we nave a "suaririteM 

interne war! pian," Wt will teach you 

what to da. Far a carear In real eitafa, 

call Jtit samMe, zackarlae Realty, 

Realtori, Ml-laia. enue, Lin.ood. 

N j Mill by J 1114, • O « A A 711 

l part «maln Saa lilt 

Bail liltla Olllci Typing, animrlng 

pnonai, daallnl wilh clltnti and ganarai 

allica work Mult wam w..k.ndi 

Salary cammaniurala with (iparianca. 

Far ini.r»i.w, call Karan at IHH9S. n 

MAINTiNANCl/JANiTOBIAL lull 

time. Fleaw eaii JM J1H. I'll 

CHAMBERMAIDS — Apply in Parian 

Capri Mgtel, !lh I laardwaik, OC, 

Fatliiejii svaila&lf now thru Sept. littt. 

J II 

TIACMIR AISiSTANT-SBd Side lor 

CHriilian Child c«r« Cenief cnrliiian 

Backsrsund raoulred, liBnibie houfi. 

Call J« JIM 1 

eiuliar, with Ml illp until Oct. is, 

H.m. Call Iff •ISM liter S p.m. I'M 

General Mdse. 

USED FURNITURE FOR IALB _ 

JCOII Itarlla Ml Albury Avmua, Dtlly , 

t.m.liUp.m. , » 

INKS "FOR^fMB BEACH—DIUCHinl 

papartock bookl. lull prln HIM * 

tradtl, llâ Ml flaw bastwilfft. Tha 

•MWterla Two, 11th ind Aakury, OC. 

mom ix 

ALL SYEEL, BLDO. SALE-~SfMclfllfac 

lory run. Llmltwl quaiitltlai. NMM, 

40x40, SI»?J, SOJIM. Call for discounted 

Prl«r.Jeddo(«M> MS/MM. 7-1S 

MOTOBECANB—Grand Jubilee Tl 

spwtl prolastlonal AAOOel. E,KUIIent 

condition. Call 391 Mil or 3y?-7»14. fil 

VINTL MEpLACIMaiNT WINDOW! -H 

CusNtn made, whll. ar brewn I" In] 

sulatad glau. I I M sallnrr, onM' 

»u» imtaltad wilh warranty. Call LMCol 

window Co.. to-IMI or Ilimt-iiM. M 

i ' 

lllNE PC. DININO ROOM SET—Mini 

cord-, tolld til), a newly uphoLtMad 

chalrt. hutch, table w/J laavei. Hrvtr, 

HJOi 1 (x. Mm'. Cherry Bdrm. aat. 

alngla Md, LD. dretser, U50. Call lo 

RMLjiYmfi 

Ociin City. N.j, 

ocean vini * oeam prBteetlon, i 

Bdrm., slngU lam., s Balh, lly. rm., 

din, rm; irubakar WI,, H,w, sas 

heat, patio 1 purklno lor i cara, 

Zoning R-3 Two Family, »««(. «. 

lot, exeat, wnd, Prlea HtMs1,N, 

Call lfS-4541 Mr appointment to 

ihow. ?'« 

UmRTOWNSMP 


Two story situated on over 

an •ere el lovingly main- 

tained grounds, plentiful In 

assorted fruit, flowering 

and shade trees, 

Four bedrooms, 2 baths • 


Insert • living room, dining 

room, enclosed side or sun 

porch off dining room 



galley kitchen • full 

basement. 

Second Floor could be ran 

ted or used a* separate 

guest or living quarters, 

For tht alert buyer 

W?,Mg,00. 

••AUTIFUL - eceanmM «•!. All •» f 

amenltlee. Available Sett. II M «•*.• ' 

», call iiiwu-iaij, anar Thuruuy ^ 

UMIii. ••' 

IOVILI T*O BBDBOOM ^ OtB 

waiher, canal, sack. A.an.w. Aug. 1 

and AUB f H». par week. lautkaM; 

JftU7J , Mi 

HOUil — liltl SI. araa- Heap* I month 

ef AUB w weekly, can mil" >li 

IIAiPRAY MOTIL - M i l lay 

Ay.. PurtHlhad 1 Bdrm., I bath, Ir, 

kit., iwlmmiag p«al, MeB. par weak, 

call m t«i r ta • 

BOOM! FOB BENT — •«(» NOfC 

nicely Ivrnlihrt. Ill up par penan> 

weakly, 1 la 1 paspla In a nan, call It*- 1 

EFFJCIENCif APART/WENT—|)* 

Dalaney Place, AvallaBIa liter Laboi- 

Day, (IM. a week, call 1W I0M. J )? 

1AY VIEW — Fbearosm hausa — 

Plrasure Me, Av.ll.BI. Iram ug. I*.' 

MM e waak, eaii jaMni, >-lt 

Yearly Rental! 

BRAND NIW I 1IOROOM DUPLEX, 

— i batnl, centrally lacafM, ciaia M 

beach- Fireplace, sal Itaat/nw, cantrai 

Air, all appliancBi, AvaiiaMe July »i 

ins/ma. Call Mon Frl. after t p.o, 

IIMins-lISf weakandl Ifl-ISM, 'IB 

FURNisHfiO—• eaaraaitu, fM Mini, 1 

enclaMd naatad porch, waihar, aryar.4 

Joutlnoa, no patl. ISta, monthly plylj 

ytHIIM, Riference and wturtty' 

aepailf, Avallaua eenbar, call m-, 

ettl. Mil 

NIW CONiTRUCTISH—Flrif finer,, 

unhnnlitm), 1 kadraanii, m baihi,i 

garaaa. wainer, aryar, Na patl,, 

MirtneM, Ml momnly piui UIIIIHM;. § 

Batiranca arM HCurlt, dapMlf.> ~ 

Avalltble Odabar, Call ift-atn, r-tr 

THREE BMDROOM tVa MTH — MHP 

name at tu umpmo m « •nirfi' 

weiher. (ryer, wfl» carp.1. lamrltr 

ly.i.m. all ilreef parkins, ml maMtih/ 

Plm elaclrie. Call tM-Ua-1743, IB 

TWO liBROOM AI"T.—AvAllabU1/BJ 

L-R, O.K., kitchen anal lull bam, MMf 

manthly plul sal. Call HHM-rut sf, 

lfj-1171, '"!• 

DUPLEX — md Hour unfumlined > 

Btdroorn, 1 belti. gai haat. heel pump- 

w/w carpet ec. «r/d, OD. front • rear 

deck, all ttreet parking Adult! anly No. Tf 

piti HOC monmly + utllltlal Avail 

oct II, vicinity 22nd & Aibury Call 1- 

(2IS) S17~4»7. ' W 

THREE BBDROOM RANCH^feiloan-" 

Hal afea, sal heat, oH Itraei periling,. 

\Vi car garage, new Bathroom, largr 

I«I6 ieck to watch luniati. ttoO AvalL 

Sept. Call i-itS-Ms-OIM. '» 

RIVIEBA LAGOON—f oSaf IIIBI/ 

floating doeli, * **aToomii 3 kaltii/ 

family rooni with firtplaci. Ws mwii 

Hily piui utmtlet. call MM1S7. affar | 

p.m. MS 

HOTICB 

Advartllara unild truck inelr id 

varniernaiil tha lira! day ol Irnerf Ion 

Mr errors. The nMrtpapar shall nal 

M iiabia lor tyBsgraphlcal •rron al 

lar Hr« IntaTtlon and cnait hv 

efron in puUlullan will b* limlied 

to Ihal portion ol na aa wherein 

ef ror gecurrad. 

Onlliunca. 

AN OIDINANCI QF 

••« ilLl CITY TO pSoHlllTTHl 

MOVINS OP •UiLDlHSl AND AD- 

BITIBMI TO •UILDINB1 WITHIN 

TNB CITY OP ||« ULI (|TY ANO 

PROVIDING) FOR TMI PINALTY 

FQ« VIOLATION TMlBHQP. 

WNIRIAI, th. Mara M Com 

miulMan al lha City al Hi Ilia City 

hava dMarinliiM mal Ike mevlnj ol 

kuiMinfi and adaiiiani it kuiMints 

within tha City hai tavaad i.rlou. Ir.l 

lit MnsKiM! an t»a accaii ramps M 

Mil IM Isle City MuMvard India aver 

Lualam TMrMara and on th. itr«l. M 

Ma Ilia City, Bartiailarly In na uim. 

mar saaseij and 4 

WMIRIA1, in* lura M cam. 

miulanars have detamilnad Ihal such 

mavtmanl 01 bolWlngi and addillMI lo 

•uiHinfS lKi.nl. lha Iraa ttnuMHon 

•I Inlllc in lea IIM City, impeding 

npu and eltectiva ngtillng al fins and 

Rooms 

ROOM! — Heap 1 ar I or 4. Apartment 

Ihal sleeps 1 aM an apannient ihal 

siaaps #. iaasan ai manthly. 

Makaaey'i, nth 4 A.bury. rtHlS) II 

R.E. For Sale R.I, For Salt 

€#tr fn (y f i $ f l 

ul.iy and wellara at ken reiMents and 

MMtariainiacltyiaM 

WHIRIal, the laard at cam- 

iiliilmn, at mimiflpal MIMIais, 

ackMwiadaa tMlr raaaanilMIHy ta lha 

r«W«ili IM vl.lter. aTiaa Illi City In < 

amtctlni Mr hHitn. safety and 

•ellara, 

NOW, TNIBlPORI, •• IT OR- 

DAINIB By IlW MaM ol Cm 

mluianan a! th. tliy ol «.. ma city 

asfallawii 

ilCTIDN I, Na parsM, lirm, par- 

m.rihlp, aisailallan, corôr.llwi, 

company or org.nli.tlw ol any kind 

(hartlnalMr ratarrM ta as "panan"! 

shall nave any building or addlllan ta a 

balMIng avar, ataii or acrau any 

•mat In tha City al lea ISM cily 

wimovi nr.i aMalalng a parmlt Inm 

the Conitrutltoo OttlMl, It il harahy 

daciarad uniawfai tar inyana lo move a 

bviumg or an .ddlllon ta a tmliaino 

winm tha City Unit! M the City ai lea 

isle city Iram lha ISIh day al Jun. ia 

the ISn day at laptenber in each year. 

' IICTION L A panan saaklnf iuvah- 

n al a aarmll hareyHer shall IIM an 

lawilialian lar such parmll win the 

eanitructiaa OHiCJal ai tallows I 

A, Form- The appHcaliM shall M In 

wrltlnf, upon lorms pravidea by the 

Cily and linn tt Iliad in the tinea tl 

nt canitructian Btiiclal. 

a. coni.nl Tht aMIcttlan IB.II HI 

RE. For Sale 

Public Notice 

farm tha felMwInf. 

1, A dHcnatlan al IM bulMIn or (a- 

dilian praagte* lo bo nave*, elvln, 

itraal number, conitrutilon, maferiall, 

MmenlMi, nuinbar af ramii aM can- 

ditlM af"» aifarlar ana< MMrlar,' 

). A d»«rlpllw Irani lit. Municipal 

Tea Map atlMMlM Mack wkara the 

buikJInf ar aMIIIeti ii (acaM, 

1, A taKrlallan tram the Municipal 

Tea Map a! the lai ana Mac* M -hich 

IM bulldlni or aMMn IIM be maveai, 

I.TM partlan at Mia tat ta ba accuMai 

by tin lalMMf ar aMItiaa Mm navaa. 

i. TM Hrmii aver, al«i ar acmi 

•hlth IM buiMlnl ar Addition II 

Ma ACRK, WOOD! AND FIM.DI, 

warauii Olan ana, naar Mnaca L»k. 

and *a« Track, Owti.r ttrmi, >49,M0. 

L«W Raal Cstal* «47-t>MM7, 141 

CMttnvt it., camlni, Naw Yark ION. 

Mi 

Luxury Townhouse 

Direct Say View 

3 iR,, aw bath unf urn. 

Immediate Availability 

Includes! A/C, Fpl., W/D, 

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finish. 

windward and Jibe marta knot* for the second MM and mcand. DlMarlno WM able to 

With 2Wmot winds and an ahead of the rest At the the bay became cwwideraMy catch VoUmer and pM* her to 

outgoing tide contributing to finish, seniors Mike choppier, but the Yacht Club CTOM the flnUh wfiha Out 4 , 

numerous boat turnovers, DiMarlno, Todd Monartero gallon wen able to portion Sana McKeMey took third • 

Mike DlMarlno was theand 

Julie Vollmer stayed to themselves accordingly U nd Jlfli DlSufus wifl sQurtfii 

quickest off the start for the tike a.flrst, second and third. they wwaited 

tar the stvttag TheA'idldJiiitajwenaj 

seniors. Fellow senior Todd Jim DlMarlno was fourth. ttpaL paL 

the sisn experienced •eniofa. 

Monastero stayed don to 

Julie 

They *tayeJ together In dole 

Julie Vollmer took the lead 

DiMartno in second and Julie For thi A's Craig 

formation, but Dave Herti 

tor the senior*, while 8«U 

Vollmer and Jim DlMarino Monastero maintained his 

bait bU bothw.Greg, to win 

Bemadlni moved In front for 

fought for thlni position. first, while Drew DtM*rino 

first place honon. Draw 

taeA'a,' 

Several A'i started well, outtacked Dan Scbwenk for 

DlMarlno wai third and DUBM 

At the jib mark, senior 

-JH, rig Monastero and second 

Hathaway was fourth. 

Voujntr kept her pua and 

Jellyfish prove irritating to tome 

By MIKE ALBRIGHT 

Sentinel-Ledger 

Correspondent 

The recent jellyflflh swarms 

hitting the beaches in Ocean 

aty and elsewhere pose no 

aerious threat to bathers, 

according to James M. 

Staples of the state Depart 

Dent of Environmental 

Protection. 

"Thlfl Is the normal time of 

me Mason for them to hit the 

beaches," Staples explained. 

"Although they are not 

generally a hazaard, they 

may affect some people more 

man others," 

TOs species of Jellyfish is 

the lion's mane and its 

stinging filaments are usually 

less than one foot long, so 

swimmers should try to keep 

•one distance although "It Is 

easy for me to dt here and say 

that," Staples said. 

July Is the lion mane's 

normal reproduction period, 

he explained. The larvae stay 

on the ocean floor near the 

beaches and evolve into 

plankton before changing Into 

the Jellyfish seen on the shore. 

"This may be a sign that the 

water Is warning V this just 

may be a better year for them 

reproduction-wise," Staples 

added. 

According to an Ocean aty 

Beach Patrol representative, 

the situation on the local 

benches was "terrible Sunday 

but better Monday," and 

could possibly be attributed to 

warm water and a choppy and 

rough surf. 

Staples added that 

Briganflne was the "hot spot" 

tor JeUyflah last week baaed 

on Information relayed to Mm 

by the Federal Environmental 

protection 

Agency which was a 

helicopter to patrol the 

beaches twice a week. 

The Beach Patrol 

representative offered 

several remedies In case of a 

Jellyfish •tug; Meat ten- 

(tartar applied to wet skin 

Immediately after the sting 

will relieve the pain, usually 

lasting for about one-half 

hour. 

Sticking a foot or other 

extremity in a bucket of hot 

water, applying liquid 

amonla, or ice bags if the 

OCBP captures lifeguard championships 

The Ocean City Beach 

Patrol won the third annual 

Gape Stay County Lifeguard 

Championship last Friday 

evening on the Rambler Road 

beach in WUdwood Crest, 

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The local guards won the 

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attag to near the eves, an 

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Staples said two other klnda 

3 jeujFflsD, U.UM^ omEsîQS 

but unusual to tw« area, art 

the Portugese man-of-wmf 

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The man-of-war our ap»f 

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"rare at this latitude but done 

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Cheaapeke Bay where It baa 

forced the doting of 

beaches," Staples added 

The present situation began 

Saturday mating but ha* , 

been Improving although 

many beachgoers in 

avoiding the water and opting, 

to Just lay on the beach. •: 

the turf dash relay. was won by the Avalon Beach City, 9:29; I. Bo Smart, Ocean, 

Ape May placed second Patrol. North WUdwood City, Biti 

with 17 points, WUdwood third placed second and the Ocean Ocean swim — 1. Robwith 

10, Avalon fourth and Sea City team of Bruce Donohue, Montgomery, Ocean City, 

Isle City fifth. 

Drew Danlele, Ted Evani and ll:4fl; S. Geoff Rife, Cape %i 

Greg Browne placed third. May, 11:47; J. Rich McEbree.- 

The Ocean City crew of RESULTS WUdwood, 11:03. '• 

John Ridgway and John LOcean'City U One-man lifeboat nee — I,- 

Millar won the two-man 2. Cape May 17 Ron Kirk, Ocean aty, 6:07; 3, 

lifeboat race with a time of 3. Wild wood 10 Robert Kaehtar, Cape May^ 

12:06,11 seconds ahead of thr 4. Avalon 0 5:10; I. Dave Cox, Avaloiif 

second-place Cape May crew. ISealsleClty g Sill 

The two-mile beach run was 8. WUdwood Crest S Sort dash relay-1. Avalon. 

won by Cape Hay's Bruce 7. North WUdwood 4 (O'Malley, Hogan, Fery, 

Stirling. Tom FlUPatrick 8. Stone Harbor 

Useher), Sill; I. North 

of Soa Iale City placed second Cape May Point 

WUdwood, Sin; 3. Ocean Ctty , , 

and Ocean City's Bo Smart Upper Township 

(Bruce Donohue, Drew » 

placed third. 

Two-man Ufebaatrace — 1. Danlele, Ted Evan*, Greg 

The ocean swim was won by John Ridgway and John Browna), 2:25. •. 

Ocean City's Rob MonMniar, 

Ocean City, U:0fl; 3. 

tgomery. 

Terry Randolph and Marty 

The one-man lifeboat nee Franco, Cape May, U:17; 3. #33 

was won by Ocean City's Ron Steve Brawn and Vince 

Kirk who abo won thin event Wtemlckl, WUdwood, 13:1>. & 

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tVBSDAY, JULY IS, 1188 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 17 - SUCTION ONE 

Mike DiMarino, Monastero, Jason 

A total of 28 Sunflsh vied 

Uit Friday for trophies 

during the Ocean dty Yacht 

. Oub July Sunfish Series. 

Ar§6 fS@ei W1FB EU| 

(he Senior and A-fleetsr 

.together and B-fleet _ 

pillar couraei with delayed contest and 

parting tlmei. Condition! his brother. 

Back-bay fishing slowed by 

heat; offshore heating up 

Bay fUnlng has been a little 

on the alack side this part 

week. Hot and humid weather 

brought tin bay water temperature 

way up and slowed 

down the daytime feeding 

babttt of bott fluke and weakflak. 

Early morning and early 

evening hours are the beat 

(toes to flan right about now. 

Match theaeUmea with a high 

tide — and ink out 

•The better locations for 

•iccess are right at the mouth 

of- Rainbow Channel, off 

Aneorage Point, in the dredge 

hole near the inlet bridge and 

off the Mud Hole. 

Ifee keep-catch ratio right 

now la about one out of every 

BM, and the sixe of the 

keepers li finally starting to 

ttse. Although most of the big 

Bounder action is coming 

from the inlet, there are still a 

few«ood-«iied fish to be found 

In the back bay. 

Ed MUM of Bargatotown 

brought in a 6-pound 1-ounce 

flounder from the waters in 

front of Kennedy Park in 

Sotnera Point on Saturday. 

The offshore bhieflsh action 

has slowed down right now. 

Fish can still be found from 15 

miles on out but aa moat 

people have reported, they 

afe beginning to run deep. 

When thin happens, as it does 

every year, anglers must go 

to titter deep jigging, or 

trolling with downrlggers or 

wire line or heavy planers. 

.Tuna action is really 

'starting to neat up. Not only 

are these fish hitting on cedar 

plugs and feather Jigs, but 

Green Machines are starting 

to bring In some nice sited 

flan as well Daisy chain squid 

rlgj, Babx_Ponytall» and 

niee action. 

Most of the canyon areas 

khgve reported hot action and 

'as the weather continues to 

wAi'ui, we can expect the 

arrival of tome schools of 

really big martin. 

Not only has the summer 

sun of July brought us Incredibly 

warm weather, it has 

also brought us fish that like 

incredibly warm water. Only 

a few abort ytan ago it was 

.unusual, almost rare, when 

lone brought in a 

r trlggerfish. Sunday, alone, I 

"' i warm 

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from the middle of the inlet 

Raymond Bennett of 

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ounces. 

Prom the Stonebeds comes 

23-pound cobla caught by 

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I Capt COM Srolti of the 

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B-fleet winners from left, Adam Carr. Chuck 

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are Sunfish winners I 

were the beat of the aoawnio Waiter followed for • third wen given an M4 to port toad ahead of Craig accumulated from aO races 

ear, with easterly 0-10 knot For the B's tint race of the challenge for the second race, Monaitero. 

over the past two racing days 

tHSN and an early In- day and of the •eason, Jaion Die Bs stayed on an M-l to Senior Mika DiMarino took determined overall finishers. 

coming tide. 

Chew took a wwBffawîtig fflu port. p Cloudy y ikies ac- Ui third flilt plan for the Senior Hike DlMarlno 

foBowtag an M-l to port Jead to win, while Adam Carr, companled thla race, but the day, Mowed by brothar Jim earned a finfcpkn trophy, 

tolS^Daita In hi* debut aa a racer, came winds stayed steady, and Trade Waltera, Julie while Julie Vollmer and Jim 

hout the But to tecond. Chuck Wapier.wai Senior Julie Voumerwai In Vollmer wai fourth. DlMarino finished aecond and 

ahead of third. good poriflon it the starting Craig Monastero again third respectively. . 

Jim Trade While the Seniors and As line and pushed to the front captured a flrrt for Meet Craig Monastero was A- 

Trade Walters and JimReed 

came In aecond, PJ. fleet's overall champion. 

DtMarino wot doing nicely in aew was third and Da?e Dave Herb wai second, Drew 

the second and third ipota. Hertz was fourth. 

DlMarlno, third, Plane 

The A« stayed together untU It wai 1,2,1 again for B- Hathaway, fourth and P.J. 

Craig Monutero and P.J. tteet'a Jason Cbew, Adam «rw, fifth. 

Chew pulled ahead. As for B- Carr and Chuck Wagner. First-place regatta honors 

fleet, Jason Chew was again Wednesday and Friday'i were awarded to B-Oeet's 

off to a fast start, while Eric competition wai part of theJason 

Chew, with Adam Can- Senior fleet winners -nosing with Rear Cortt- 

Swenson and Chuck Wagner Yacht Club's July 4 regatta to second and Qrack Wagner, modore Dick Bell, from left, are Mike DlMarino, 

dueled for second. 

held for Junior gallon. Points third. 

Although boat positions 

Julie Vollmer and Jim DlMarlno, 

changed frequently 

throughout this long ran, 

Julie Vollmer maintained her 

'AST( 

k»d around the Jibe buoy. Jim 

DlMarino was nearby in 

TOO Atlantic Avt., Ocean City • 3918816 

second and Amanda Meyer 


was in third. 

tte Aa P J. aew and Craig 

served from 7 a.m. 

Monaatero continued neck 

Hand Dipped Ice Cream 

and neck at the halfway 


mark, as Diane Hathaway 

moved closer into third and 

Freshly 

mackerel bom the Stonebeds, ocean currents can bring our after that into second after 

Sliced 

also this put Sunday. 

next. 

overtaking Chew. 

As the summer progresses, tuck and good fiahlng. At the end of the second 

we can only wonder what the 

—Dave nee, the Senior places went 

to Vollmer, Jim DiMarino, 

Walters and Amanda Meyer, 

while Meet accolades went 

to Monaatero, Hathaway, P.J. 

Chew and Dave Hertx. 

Jason Chew won for B-ftoet, 

while Adam Carr and Chuck 

Wagner garnered respective 

second-and third-place 

finishes. 

All fleets sailed a T-l one* 

third to port course for the 

third race. Seniors Mike 

DiMarino and Trade Walters 

held position at the beginning 

and A-fleet'i Jenny Reed 

jumped off to an Bt 

HAM|2.i9ib. 

OPEN 7 A.M. -11 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK 

A-fleet winners posing with the rear commodore 

at the Yacht Club are, from left: Jim 

DlMarlno, Craig Monastero, Dave Herti, F.J. 

Chew and Diane Hathaway. 

0MIHOWMLTI 

10:30 P.M. 

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West Chester athlete wins biathlon 

enolDliy Unior Studls 

West Cheaters Ken Glah gets set to break the tape well ahead of the 

field during Saturday's Biathlon here, Glah completed the one mile swim 

and five mile run event In 52:50. 

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A,- 

BmaWattfn»m7a.m. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N, j 

Ken Glah, 22, of West 

Chester, Pa. betted a field of 

96 to win tbe second annual 

Ocean City Lifeguard 

Association Biathlon at the 

34th Street Biaob last 

Saturday evening. 

The event consisted of a 

one-mile swim followed 

Immediately by a ftoe«Ue 

run. Glah wen tbe event 

convincingly by putting 

together a very competitive 

swim leg and then Betting a 

blistering pace In the run. 

Joanne Abarta, a 21-yearold 

lifeguard on the North 

WUdwood Maeh Petrol was 

the top female finisher. 

Many of the biathlon contestants 

will return here July 

26 to compel* in the seventh 

annual Ocean City Lifeguard 

Association T. Jota Cany 

Master's Swim. 

TOPUMALE 

BLtraLQNRESULTS le.DarwmHlckman 1:00.57 

1. Ken Glah 

53:60 17.Jame*Schubert 1:01.03 

STUEBER COMPLETES IJamesMucclarone 56:13 18. Billy Howarth liQlJO 

MARINE COURSE 

IPeterDardarla Mill M. Raymond Jaekion 1:01.47 

Marine Pfc. Monroe A. 1 Robert Reuther lain ffl.CSrisIp 1:01.58 

Stutter, son of Dawn M. and 6. BUI Lacy 

56:66 a.BoHoppln 1:02.08 

A, Stueber Sr. of 8 6.TtjnDiPrizlo 

57:00 ZLJohnSamwtwakls 1:02.15 

TOg.^. 

7. RUBS Jones 57:04 3. Andrew Chemey 1:02.18 

completed the Infantry 1 Chris Abbott 57:31 24. John Kelly 1:02.44 

combat training course at g.JohnMcShane 57:40 25. Michael Cun- 

Marine Corps But, Camp 1Q 10. Pa Paul Sweeny y 57:54 rtrtgbam 1:02.53 

LijBuna, NC. A1961 graduate u, Gregory Kelly 59:45 TOP 10 FEMALE 

of Phmipflburg High School, 12. Charles Fletcher 

59:46 BIATHLONRESULTS 

he Joinedthe Marine Corps In u. David Harvey 

59:47 LJoamieAlvarli 1:06.02 

January. 14. Mark Dobles 

1:00.41 IDonnaStelnbacber 1:07.47 

U.NlokPomponlo 1:00.67 3. Cecilia McCloakey 1:08.53 

4.UndaSubbach 1 tills 

111 

Welch's 

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5 


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• Full Brtakfast Menu • Full Line of Seafood 

8. Jeanne Keenan 1:18.26 

9. Lara Carson 1:20.28 

10. Christine Curran 1:20.99 

WINNERS BY 

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(male and female) 

• Chicken Dishes (Broiled or Fried) 

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...Everything from a luscious Strawberry 

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desserts in Ocean City. And enjoy free 

tastes of our flavor-filled gelato,sorbetto and 

Italian ice, OrdersxforNightin^ Venice must be 

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TUESDAY. JULY 15.1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGEH, OCEAN CITY, SI J, PACE 1 — SECTION TWO • 

Rehabilitation Center helps birds fly again 

lJ 

v 

By WKE ALBRIGHT 

iSentinet-Ledgr 

Cbrrvtpondant 

Into the Avian 

RehabUiteUoa Center 1 * offlw 

ud you may. ue Dotty 

Huffman «j«J h«r imffHIlHi 

Bob, chasing • itny bhM lay 

ttiat has eicaiwd from Its 

"My frlendithinkTm awy 

but I love It," Dotty says of 

her wart at tbe center. 'Tve 

dedicated my Ufe to It" 

The center, located on the 

New Jeraey B4ari»e Sdence 

•inSeavffie, Upper Township, 

Jured or sick Wnb. Railing 

orphaned birds Is also a 

function. Staffed by eijht 

volunteers, the center 

operates strictly on donations. 

"We need over (10,000 per 

year to operate efficiently 

and, of courae, we dont get 

paid," Bob laya. 

"Our pay la when we 

release the btfa into wild," 

Dotty adds. "And Oat to ate 

our reward," she says, 

which U sitting on tta head of 

a teddy bear placed In ita bra 

to keep U and two of its 

snpantoni company. The 

duck was ]ust an egg when tbe 

Boffmans got it 

The center, established In 

1S77 end licensed by state and 

^tederal govcmmenMMres for 

j&2 

photot 

Peter 

Macpherson 

Doreen Bleber of Margate brings a wounded 

gull she found on the b«ach_to the center In Upper 

Township, , ~ 

DEVER PROMOTED 

TO MARINE PIT. 

Marine Pfc. Patrick J. 

Dever, aon of WUUam A. and 

Margaret E. Dewr of« 

i Sunset PUce, has ton 

ineritorlouslypromottdtohU 

present rank upon padsttttt 

from recruit training at 

Marine Corps Recruit Dtpot, 

Parris Island. SC. 

7th 

Annual 

Reg.*18.9S«,.y(l. 

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THE SENTINELLEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J 

WIN OVER $ 3nnn°° IN HASH 

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m 

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mmtmmi 

IM if«W 

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urn m, >ii, caa * tm 

(•*• l«k OP. J 

iMfilMtrl 

Winner Ton! DiOttavlo, second from left, and 

mother, both of Gladwyn, Pa,, receive the 

Festival of Values award from Ellies' Closet 

employees Ann Tuomey and Jennifer Dritsas. 

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—Drawing Weekly af Different Location! 

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Coupons at Participating Merchants 

—Chances To wm Over M.000in Caihi 

JUNE 3rd THRU JULY 22nd 

A Special Place 

The Pier 12 Festival of Values winner Is Leu 

Finklelstein, left, shown here receiving his 

award from Edward May, 

Coupon 

' Dot's 

j Pastry 

1 Shop 


399.0770 

Open 6a.m. Daily & Sun 

*1 00 OFF 

Mb COOKIES 

With This Coupon 

Expires 7 30,'86 

Order A Cake You'll 

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1214 Weil Ave. 

381-3130 

Qptni.SM§n,.Frl.1 

Sat 

Fuil of Special Gifts \ 

For Special People 

At Special Prices 

TRY US 

Atbury Amu,; BHfhtut Nn, 

, Ctnm q/ftiw O course, youth 

•,7:30p.m. Donation |10 

raURgTMif . ,. 

Alcoholics Anonymous JMMM&MKB Star 

meeting, Holy Trinity chapter No. Wba»ar on the 

EWtcopsl Church ban, Mth»nric 

Pier, 9 a.m. t« 3 pm 

StraetandBayAvenue, 8pm Open to the'public. 

COUGAR Church, 8:30 pan.Sunshine Boys Banjo Band 

50 Miles Per Day 

Hotary Ctab meeting, Port 

ClL7i7 

$&*&& Womtn'aClttbof Ocean City 

g program en 

•odalienrtce. borne of Helen 

TUESDAY^ JVLY IB, 1986 

(• 

"Pm glad! got more for 

my money than just a 

car inspection 

. I have the peace of 

mind of a computiriied 

diagnosis and a printout 

I can understand." 

i Bf pifipnin! M 

rifc POI Allpri F 

£ piifilayi gtvps fau • 

CARTER LINCOLN MER 


Ocean CHy 

399-3134 SERVICE CENTER 

THE SICNTINKL-I JyDGEH, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 5 — SECTION TWO 

donations, and people who bring in birds realize thai it takes money to make them well» 

umliasable, every effort Is 

The center (390-160) ac- 

made to find a home for them 

State 

Guy sale Thursday July 17 

cepts all types of birds; owls, 

ta 1 reputable 100. 

MuJtaniwaseipectedtomaett 

Regfttaf inbi with Of hawta, starlings, blue Jays, 

"WeVe sent a lot of birds to 

trith commissioner of the without onions wUifce o/w cardinals, ducks, pigeons and 

the Bronx and Philadelphia 

state Department of En- toriS. , 

for oramplo 

nws," Bob says. "We even 

vironmental Protection The deadline for onferim, 1. •We will not refuse any 

sent a Robin to Hawaii since 

Richard DewHng this week to mtanomwToortili o 

Hrds. However, we cannot go 

they don't have any there and 

discuss the problem* between E7-8TO, They wm 

and pick op birds, we must 

It served an educational need 

the DEP and Upper Township 

have them delivered to us," 

for the people there." 

officials regarding the permit 

The Upper Township Zonlna Dotty notes. 

Otter birds are kept for 

to allow marsh material to be Board Thursday IJg The Hoflmans and the other 

lecture purposes. Those who 

dumped in the Action Supply 

volunteers even accept birds 

attended this summer's 

mining pit in Seavllie. by the DeauvOle Inn to tahU at tnsir own homes but simply 

Ocean City flower show may 

Miaiani said be will press to ttelr appllcaUon loTl don't have the time to go out 

have seen Midnight, an 

find out where tart samples 

and retrieve them from other 

variance to allow In excess of 

eastern screech owl, or a few 

are being taken from, why fcur parking spaM on • people. "If we picked up all of 

W 

of the center's other "lecture 

nMinlfipfi officials weren't adjoining the Inn. 

£ our birds personally, we'd be 

Urds." 

contacted worn the approval The Inn's original on the road constantly so our 

Pun 

The center does lectures 

was granted and why an which called for 10 spaces oa rule la: the birds must be 

and school assemblies to 

environmental Impact study the lot was cut down to sevm brought to us." Dotty says. 

make money while also ac- 

wasn't performed. 

to make room for • septic Although the young birds 

cepting every donation 

Held. 

require almost constant at- 

possible. According to Bob, 

An official from the state The attorney for the tention, Oe volunteers are 

about six of every ten people 

Department of Health la Deavuille told the Zoning very careful not to get too 

who bring in a bird will make 

eipected to visit the Upper Board he would like to tabl« dost to them because they 

a donation. 

Township Elementary School the matter so he may attempt may become "imprinted." 

At large affairs such as the 

Olj week to examine asbestos to reach an agreement with Baby birds are born with 

Bower show, the Wings and 

which was recently adjoining property mmn. their eyes doled and If they 

Water Festival at the 

discovered In the school. 

poptn their eyes and see 

Wetlands Institute or the Cape 

School officials say the Harvey Smith, form,, humus for any length of 

May Bird Observattory affair 

inspection will allow the state Somers Point mayor-now time, they begin associating 

to assign the school's case to a Republican candidate for City with humans. Therefore, they A baby blue jay Is fed a special recipe with the aid of a stick. 

In November, the center 

lectures for free but sets up Its 

priority list to determine Council in the 1st Ward are kept with their own 

whether the material should reeenHy returned from • iS species whenever possible. 

and could get hurt or even feathers. But as birds learn to are placed in outside cages to donation box. 

be removed or enclosed. day trip to China with nb wife "Above all, we don't want 

Wiled because the people fly, they are sometimes put In become adjusted to the out- "Our backbone Is 

MartaeL 

(Imprinting) to occur because 

wouldn't understand." ages tor short periods of side world. 

donations, and people who 

time. 

After the staff feels the bring in birds naUte tat It 

Township Commltteetnan The highlight of his trip 

an imprinted bird cannot be The young birds are kept In 

birds have become ac- takes money to make mem 

Bmno Tropeano announced Smith said, was a meeting 

released," Dotty says. "It U a bmea If possible to keep Once the younger birds can climated to the outside, they wen," Bob adds. 

recently that 21 summonses with the Mayor of Beijing, and 

mental cripple and when their feathers Intact If put In fly or the sick or Injured birds are released to the wild. If anyone sees an Injured 

have been Issued to 23 In- his staff In their iindl 

• released would go to people cages, the ban ruin their have been rehabilitated, they "Sometimes the birds get bird and wants to bring It to 

dividual* with the help of the diambers. 

attached to us and hang the center, the Hoffmana 

state police for littering and Smith said they discussed Hospital 

•round for a few days so we stress gentleness. The best 

violating the 10 p.m. curfew at mutual problems such as solU 

hive plenty of food spread way to capture the bird Is to 

toe Beealey's Point Beach hi waste, transportation, drag wins award 

•bout for them." Bob says. put a towel over It and then 

Upper Township. 

•blue and housing problems. 

"They know it's here and It Is 

SOMERS POINT - Shore 

pick It up gently. 

Tropeano said at least for The Smith's visited many of 

easy food for them until they 

Memorial Hospital's com- 

"That way, It can't see you 

the moment the problem at the popular tourist attractions 

begin finding their natural 

munity relations department 

and It Is more relaxed, and 

the beach — which baa been such as the Great Wall, the 

hod" 

recently won an "award of 

you will be more relaxed 

the ilte of under-aged Forbidden City and Mau's excellence" in the New Jersey 

For birds deemed because It won't be flapping 

drinking, load music, van- tomb. 

Hospital Marketing and 

dalism and littering recently 

After 22 hours of flight time Public Relations Association 

— baa been •bated, « the (return trip,) Smith FPeKCy compeitioa 

concluded "there la no place The Winning entry wag a 

HINSON'S 

The Mainland 

display advertisement for the 

hoipital'a phyalelM directory, 

developed with the 

|New Bike Sales & Repairs! 

assistance of Wyble Advertising 

of Mtllville, the 

hospital's advertising agency. This kittiwake, a bird normally seen out at sea, Surreys • Tandems 

was found on the beach with an Injured wing. 

Early maternity discharge offered BIKES L S, & 

ACROSS 

1 Distortions 

6 Behaves 

10 Carpet type 

14 into pieces 

15 Move briskly 

18 Sir: Malay 

17 Proportion 

18 Rip 

19 Son of Jacob 

20 Post offk» 

wares 

22 Brawls 

24 Classic work 

26 Adherent 

27 TrtmblBd 

31 Chasm 

32 Evergreen 

33 Round pin 

35 Monk's title 

38 Russian city 

39 Dealt out 

40 Enclosure 

41 Asian shrub 

42 Ciphers 

43 "Commidii 

8th & Atlantic Avo. 

Shore Care, a home health necessary, they must follow and many groups have this Ocean City, N.j. 

care affiliate of Shore at consecutive days, benefit option. 

399-1246 

Memorial Hospital in Atlantic "Over the last few decades, 

County, Is now offering the medical and consumer 

early maternity discharge opinion have changed 

program (gyplne Cross and regarding how long mothers 

jjew Jersey to. and 

to 

. a»ef 

Under the program, a- delivery,'' Aiello said. 'Tor 

.pJjuntdJoi AMo, Shore Cire low risk deliveries, deveries, hospital 

Mreeter, a motter and Infant, toys to f 1014 of 10-14 d days or ewn 84 84 

•who have the benefit and are days are no longer considered 

dUebjffgid with their necessary. Nowadayi, many 

physlckn's*pproval within 48 physicians view childbirth as 

hours following admission, • normal part of life — not as 

receive basic Blue Cross and a disease or medical 

Blue Shield home care problem." 

benefits. 

The benefits Include up to People Interested in par- 

three follow up visits by a ticipating In the Early IIGHT INVOICE 

A youngster pets one of the many dogs for visiting nurse, he said and the Maternity Discharge 

program provides for one Program of Blue Cross should 

adoption at the Humane Society of Ocean City 

Matt of up to three hours by a call ShoreCare at 646-1776 ext LIGHTS/ 

Animal Shelter where there are also plenty of 

home health aide. 

a. AU direct pay subscribers 

cats kittens and puppies waiting for human 

In order to participate, an 

famlUes. Hie shelter Is open dlaly noon, to 4 p.m. dlglble subscriber must hive 

had an uncomplicated LUXURY 


pregnancy and delivery, 

Home care begins with 14 CARPETS 

Telescope Patio Cnabs • Deck Chafes 

hours d hospital discharge, If 

two other visits are Reo.il8.95iq.vd. 

Wooden Captain Chairs 

Coming events 


HEDELT RECEIVES 

TUESDAY and 

Barracks 2206 Veterans of 

DEGREE 

WEDNESDAY 

WWI meeting, 8th Street 

Robert of 304 Frances 

INSTALLED 

Ocean aty Pops Orchestra recreation center, 1 p.m. 

Llnwood, received a JACKHAUPTMAH 


featured on the Music Her 

of science degree 2724 Atlantic AVB.A.C. 

with Frank Ruggkri con- Chess 

during ceremonies at the 3452932 

Tiki Torches 

d t li 

University of Delaware. 

.-and to repel those petty bugs af your party 

11 

author 

.44 Beetle 

tS Told about 

47 "I'll take 

the — —" 

81 City near 

Oonner Pass 

Cutter Yard Guard and OFF (a people spray) 

Barbecue Grills • Charcoal • Fluid 

Party Goods and Utensils 

Igloo Coolers and Thermos 

Pennants & Flags 

NOW In STOCK 

FLAGS 

For 

Night In Venice ^ H LIBERTY I 

I9BB "Year of the Flag" 

FLASS•POLES•BRACKETS 

•PENNANTS 

750 

f tST. 

PHKMt 

Bob explains. 

Dotty advises ttat If you see 

a baby bird you think may be 

orphaned, don't nidi tt up 

prtiawayfromthear««.lfno 

parent apptan within that 

tfane, then assume It's orphaned 

and pick tt up golly, 

tttnt nest Is nearby, the baby 

nay be placed but Into tt 

"Urds have no oltactory 

senses and can't mnell human 

scents so tablea can tSTput 

back Into the nest," Dotty 

points out. 

"Sometime* 1 baby Hrds are 

picked up prematurely and 

brought to os," she adds." 

That la not good (or them and 

why we urge people to wait for 

one hour." 

The HoHmans and the 

center's otter volunteers 

show they know what they're 

doing when It comes to the 

care of birds. And they enjoy 

their work as wen. 

nils gannet, a large sea bird, was probably Injured 

during migration. 

TODAY'S 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

82 Signed up 

54 Most tallow 

58 — — of bricks 

59 Object of 

devotion 

61 Doorkeeper 

82 Snack spread 

63 Scotch andf^N/ 

64 Related on \ A4 

mother's sldW A 

/ 

65 Hurried 

66 Weight system 

87 — macabre 

DOWN 

1 Fights 

2 Held hand 

3 NZ tree 

4 Aboriginal 

5 Cork 

6 Astern 

7 Music symbol 

I Diadem 

9 Out of funds 

10 Finally 

11 Poet Edgar ^ 

12 Entangle 

13 Parsley family 

herb 

21 Gentleman 

23 Spiral 

25 Relinquished 

27 UK native 


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38 Memory 

37 Imitated 

39 Virtuous one 

40 North or 

South — 

42 Indlffereni 

ransmn 

©1984 United Feature Syndicate 

43 Presented 

44 Hummed 

46 Energy 

47 Bounds 

48 Ready 

49 Composed 

50 Room layout 

S3 Stodgy em 

55 Enthusiasm 

56 Groups 

57 Oak or elm 

80 Negative 


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onoio By >••!» »«ro 

Eddie Baldwin, 2. of 

Nomerdale, gets the 

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Winners of season's first sand sculpting contest are announced 

Overcast skies didn't crab by Janon Qerakafii of Pa.; Dumbo by Erin Feld of 

dtKounge the 73 entrants In E«t Landsdown, pa.; J, Irookhaven, Pa., Meghan 

the season's first sand tennla racket by John Qinnlngham of Walllnford, 

sculpting contest recently, Gnuaan of Brick, Va,; Pa., and Emily Chopko of 

one of two held each summer Honorable mention: WalHngford, Pa,; beach scene 

In Ocean City. 

"Ocean Colony" by Irian by Beth Segeuenman of 

Hit content, co-aponaored McGUl of Walllngford, Pa.; Gettysburg, Pa. 

by the recreation department tartto by Gary Burgerr of 

sod public relations depart- Huntington Valley, Pa.; 

ment of OcMn afy, drew rabbit by Mike Herman of 

more than 400 spectators to Horsham, Pa.; dinosaur by 

the 10th Street beach. MicheUe Leahy of Landsdale, 

Sand-carved dragons and 

elephants, sunbathers, hermit Heather Smith of Arlington, 

crabs teddy bean and rep- THMJ; repttli by Bruce Long 

tiles, as well as many other of Cherry Mil, 

ereiUoni "Inhabltted" the 1-12 yean old — 1, liiard by 

beach for the contest. Jimmy Dugan of West- 

Participants registered Chester, Pa.; 2. Hotdog and 

under one of six categories: (tiensUg by Adam Otrmuuky 

Sve to eight years, nine to 12 of Ocean City; 3. Motherhra 

years, 13 to 16 yean, single and chicks by Becky BUsell of 

adult, group adult, and Qritorid, pa,; ••Hands AeroM 

hmUy, 

Honorable mention: 

Entries were judged on ikUl "Hands Across America" by 

and creativity after about two Maureen Mulrolney of 

and a half hours of con- Delaware, and Christine 

struction. 

Billow of Westmont Butterfly 

5-8 yean old - 1. "Smoky by Amy Stefonich of Ocean 

JOB" liiard by Natalie City, and Jennifer McVaugh 

Scherer and Rachel Rlnehart of Ocean City; sunbather by 

of Portstown, Pa.: 2, hermit Amy Boylln of Landsdown, 

1 Media, Pa.; 

David Pike of Ninot, ND; Ocean City; shooble by KeDl .Hayttuk of Colorado. 

Honorable mention — water way by Aaron Luder of and VlcM, Jffllan of Ocean . _., -OimFOTtofie 

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Media, Pa and Lisa Chaykun 

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13-18 yuan old — 1, bear by on toe beach by Paulette Ohio; i, sneaker by Gum 1 of •tenfiU of Broomall, Pa,; 3, 

Heather Bryant of Huntington Fridel of Ocean aty; 2. Tlppclty, Ohio; 

bridge! of friendship by 

Valley, Pa.; 2. man on beach ambush by Steve Caterson of 

Honorable mention — Hubney of MUlenville, Pa,, 

by John Wilkinson of West Ocean Qty; 3. "There's one In 

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Chester, Pa. and Robevery 

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WaWren, Jane MeGulre, 

Swanson of Michigan; 3. sea Muldowney of Ocean aty; 

Honorable mention — Hot 

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PAGE ? - SECTION TWO 

July Jubilee provided unusual memories, especially for winners 

By DARLENE WICKER Forty multi-colored 

fteneatert and mo«t creative Tfae Judges far the corteat Bosauburg Unlvenlty. Hoping to ucorporato 

balloons drifed Into the Mm* pictures next page 

Tne Fottrtn of July 

ribU in I OCKMI O CMy*i CM flrrt win JI Campbell, Time treasure hunts held several of thU year'a evcotf 

unknown Saturday during the 

m» nave come and 

«uch pK^tlna eaitert. 

the Doodah June 28, so and July I, on Into nert year*i summer 

balloon launch at 8th Street n««y Hut of Upper Dirty, 

But for some, unusual and Anbury Avenue. 

Following art the 11 

Wattv Brasch, Asbury Avenue, tM Board- celebration. Solfer said that 

Pa., would have done 

memories of launching 

Judging categories and, the Mrt Solfw, WM • complete 

profetwr at walk and the »«h Street he was ê«Md with how 

Children from three months President Reagan proud u 

tallons, sending messages In 

flwt, second and tkMplMe reverMlofthetrtdltionriple- 

district had cblUren everything went "The 

to 14 years taped their names *e captured second pUet In 

bottles, doing aerobics on the 

winners: 

gobbllng conteft where Gfllearie, 

of tbe IS yean and younger pi weather stayed nice and 

and addresses to balloons the "Red, White and Bhie 

boardwalk, mddellng red, 

Highest ftjiai - Prank oontesUuit* own down aa Ovtmber Coqunefce; and ta the corners of Ocean 

re/'he said, "audio 

with hopes of having them Costume Contest" dressed as 

white and Una crepe paper or returned by someone living In 

Richie. Dwael mil (HU kite many plea u pouiUt, Darlene Wicker, summer for bidden surprises. All all of the people who 

• presidential bag of 

nibbling pies into artistic a distant place. 

was sited over the Short "Judges were looking (or tbe intern with the public prises ware donated by local either contertanta of 

jellybeans. 

shapes may be remembered 

Memorial Hospital); 

relations department from 

participants." 

The "Message in a Bottle Thirteen entrants dressed 

more than the traditional 

CrRsurkt and Sullivan, Ocean creative 

Contest," following the same ta patriotic costumes con- 

Brewaria, 

rules as the balloon launch, 

City, N. J.; and Joaeph Dugan, said. 

structed wlU crepe paper, 

Last Sunday concluded the drew a large crowd Monday in 

West Chester, Pa. 

Held at the Muolc Pier 

cardboard, sequins, balloons 

_, "July Jubilee" week. front of the Music Pier. 

Longest tad — Sean Tally. Saturday, the contesUnU 

and tinseL Cousins Stacey 

ing summer celebration, Some bottles came 

Washington, D.C.; Eddie M hold the pie* In their 

amek, 4, of Edgewater Park, 

designed to draw people into decorated with bright colored 

Mm, East Greenville, Pa.; . but they could UM only 

N.J., and Corlnne Itumm, 4, 

Ocean aty over the Fourth of paper, balloons and paint 

and David Around, Mean teeth to uke their 

of Pine HU1.NJ., dressed as a 

July mek, according to Mark while others settled for the 

Oty, M.J. 

designs within the Ova 

pair of Uberty bells complete 

Solfer, Ocean City's public traditional plain soda bottle. 

Halt creative—Jim Miller, minutes time limit 

with hats and sashes, cap- 

relations director. 

Monday afternoon, 80 bottles 

Ocean City, N.J.; Dolores Two categories, the Uitured 

first prize In the 

The arriTOl of two French were taken M mBes out to iea 

Splna, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; and dlvidual small lemon pie and 

Thursday afternoon affair. 

windsurfers kicked off theand 

thrown overboard. 

Beraadetta Splna, Bryn the famlly-slted apple pie 

Billy Glllottl, 9, 

jubilee Friday, June 27. Last year, one bottle was 

Mawr, Pa. 

Philadelphia, won third place 

Earlier this year Alain bund washed ashore as close 

Slant fijrtaf - Patricia 

, te Baking Co. 

wltt his firecracker costume 

Pichavant and Stephane as Margate while another was 

Woodworth, Ocean aty, N.J.; of Philadelphia donated SB 

and his sinter Lisa, I, won an 

crossed the Atlantic bund by a couple in North 

Jeff Chase, Somers Point, lemon pies andSuper Fresh of 

Honorable Mention dressed as 

beean oo a 31-foot sailboard in Carolina. Two free dinners at 

NJ.; and BniM Brabt, Ocean Ocean City donated five apple 

a silver eagle. 

the liberte de Timei tour to the Culinary Garden, Central 

Qty, N.J. 

pies for tbe contest 

First and second-place 

hilp raise funds for the Statue Avenue, will be awarded to 

$n kltei — Christopher According to Solfer, there is 

winners received ribbons and 

A liberty restoration. the farthest travelling bottle. 

Spina, Bryn Mawr, Pa,; Todd "a lot ol potential for this 

gift certificates for two din- 

Once they reached Miami, Bodyworks Fitness dub, 

GUI, Ocean City, N.J.; andcontest 

to be held again next 

ners at to Culinary Garden. 

they were joined by Carolyn 6th Street and Asbury 

Brian Grelman, Ocean aty, year." He added, "Everyone 

All entrants received par- 

Statin, American Women's Avenue, provided en- 

N.J. 

took the contest seriously and 

ticipation awards of "Sand In 

Windsurfing Champion, and tertainment on the Boardwalk 

Patriotic - Ed Spencer, 

wij very ersttoe." 

My Shoes," a collection of 

continued up the east coast for with two 30-mlnute aerobic 

Marlton, N.J.; Danny Mills, Following Is a lirt of win- 

poems and short stories about 

New York Qty for the Statue demonstrations Tuesday. 

New York, N.Y.; and Gary ners and their creations: 

Ocean City by Bob Church. 

-of Liberty celebrations. Several young-at-heart 

Bucolo, Elmer, N.J. 

Family division - Michael 

Kite-flying enthusiast Oiled 

•Began City was the only Boardwalk strollers, 

Multiple kite* - Everett MBytra, Wot Virginia, Four- 

the lib Street football field 

resort stop the group made in regardless of actual age, were 

Pierce, Ocean dry, N.J.; Air taif cloven Gloria Spite, Contestants in the city's message-in-the-bottle contest register during 

Friday as 75 people tested 

New Jersey. 

soon drawn into the rhythm 

•rail Kite Shop; and Alr 

WynnewoBd, Pi,, duck; and the July Jubilee event. 

their kite flying abilities 

A windsurfing regatta, sand and beat of the aerobic 

Orcus Kite Shop. 

We Splti, Wynnewood, Pi,, 

during tns "Kite Flying 

Bculptlng contest, volley-ball routine. They Jumped, kicked 

Homemade, moit en- 

apple core, Honorable 

Ounttut," 

tournament sponsored by the and stretched with 

thusiastic kite flyer - Nancy 

mention - Daniel Split, 

Unda Woiniak, district 

Wynnewood, Pa., liberty bell. 

recreation department, and a Bodyworks Instructors to top 

Spencer, Marlton, N.J.; 

manager of Air Circus Kite 

swimsuit competition were 40 songs and the clapping 

Marvin Long, Plalnmont, Individual Tastykake 

Shop, Leather and Brass and 

some of the otter weekend hands of spectators. 

Del,; and Carl Nedal, division - Bill Gillotti ft,, 

also a judge of the contest 

activities. 

Seventeen - month-old 

Langhorn, Pa. 

Philadelphia, girl's dutch hat; 

remarked, "to turnout tor Yonngeit kite Over — Anne Cathy CUiberti, Philadelphia 

the contest was very good," 

Jackson, 2, Queens, N.Y.; tartte; and fflehitl Hart, 

She added, "Everything went 

Kathleen Cempo, 4, Stow, l*Pir Darby, p.., jtlhîh. 

Uke • breeze, pardon to 

Ohio; and Bobby Mills, 4, 

Honorable mentton - Shawn 

pun." 

Queens, N.Y. 

Brecker, Ocean Qty, bow tie. 

Air Circus Kite Stop, 1101 

Longeit flytng — Frank 

Boardwalk, donated kites, 

Kempe, Levlttown, Pa. 

windsocks and air top for 

(Kempe had been flying bis FRANK TEDESCO 

prizes. They also gave each 

ktte since a a.m. tot mor- 

entrant kite buttons and 

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Concrete Contractor 

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Smallest kite — Joseph 


Doug Jewell, owner of the 

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Serving Ocean City and 

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The "ArtUtic Pie-Eating 

Surrounding Areas 

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Contest" capped to week at CurtUng • Drivnriyi • MtMl 

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36 people chewed their way •Mailki • mm • Its. 

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Just a non-competitive kite- 

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Scenes from the July Jubilee activities 

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and take •dvantae ef> 

this special one-time* 

bonus. * 

t • f 

But hurry. ,;. 

What To Do At Your Windows? N 

Lst us makt It tasy for you! ] 

•Verticals • Cy«omDraptrlts ^ 

•Shades -Mlnl-Bllnds • 

, >Aik about our special "Skylight" trwtmtnt i 

Mopmnylag • Stop In . or call tor i 

•n m-home appointment at your convenience; 

NEMB5ria4" •'.,„. 

1>, « ,1 

rill i , Vinyl Vertical Blinds 

FRIDAY, JULY 18,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J, PAGE $ — SECTION ONE 

Mad Beach operation granted variance for non-conforming uses 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - 

Following an Investigation of to obtain man __ 

mom than two week* into the Neighbors now tha pit up', 

(tanplng of dredge spolb it the spoils came an ob-. 

fee Action Supply mining pitjectionable 

odor. They are{ 

here, Sen, Jamei R, Hurley also concerned over ttav 

has announced that state possibility of Bronndwa(kratM 

Department of En- pollution. ••• 

vironmental Protection of- Local officials an angry 

ficials have agreed to meet ever the fact that the C 

with local iminJHp"! leaders. failed to notlry them or 

The spoil* an Mag hauled dude them in 

from the Semen Point- prior to granting the permit 

Longport Boulevard Wghway for dumping the dredge spoils 

reconatructlon project to theat 

the Action Supply site. 

Action Supply pit In the "They aUo have i 

Seavllle section of the legitimate concern over why 

township, 

spoils from an Atlantic 

"I was flmt alerted to thlj County project are being, 

problem by Commltteeman dumped In Cape May County' 

Lou tMLuilo on June SB," when locations In Atlantic 

explained Hurley, "and myCounty 

were first proposed.' 

staff and I have been working 

diligently since to get answers 

tor the people of Upper 

Township. i 

"My office has been In 

constant contact with Mayor 

Dan Beyel and municipal 

Qerk Barbara Camp," the 

Oipe / Cumberland legislator 

added, "Most of the Information 

they hive has coma 

from my office." 

The meeting between local 

officials and the DEP, Hurley 

•Id, U a further attempt to 

elicit all the information 

relating to the controversial 

dedalon to allow the dredge 

spoils to be deposited at the 

Action Supply pit without first 

consulting with the 

1 ^ 

Hurley laid. "• 

No firm data for th> 

msetlng has been establlihed, 

Hurley said, because a 

number of divisions within fly! 

DEP were Involved In the 

decision to allow the dredge 

spoils to be deposited at the. 

Action Supply pit , tt 

"The respoMlbllity Uei w 

By JAMES miPATOICS rj a raHMd tlte pun Mr the tendng and lighting for the scape architect tor 

ertabllahment which since It boat storage facility were al*> Engineering Dealgn storage, boat launching fcttd and possibly woold consider 

opened in U7I bu never bad a approved. 

Unlimited In Marmora, security measures all unturning 

the property Into a 

UPPER TOWNSHIP-The tite plan review according to At Issue was the width of the testified that the nJnHoot derwent Board scrutiny. condominium project. 

Zoning Board recently ffiiflijji^l Inspector Ed Ken- entrance driveway off Route I entrance won't cause a The operation draws most Be Indicated he's had a 

niM i variance to DivU 

which preaently la between problem. 

of iti patroni from the planner working on "con- 

faffllMi^ UWiiet BO OpMaiOr The owners of the property, nine and 10 feet wide. "The entrance drive off of township, Shellds »ald, dominium related develop- 

ÔO12 

H«M»evi.|i Blvd. Marnioru Phone 390*0*1 

Ocean City, Ntw Jtriey 

•ndMarmera j. ("gagri 

Man,niru1niin,ii«l 

DRIVE iN,«ton. Thruj 

OFFICE LOOBY fUODKiUBIHfri.tlO4, »«l,»h, II 

(No Lobby Hour» In Marmora on Sat.) 

CSLIC 

.• TTO WW

FRIDAY, JULY 18, IBM 

PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE 

SjNTjNEk-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

Causeway speed survey completed; results awaited 

ByANn-AJ.iPnEQEL "It wpuU be unfair toaay M approach to the Beach ignore mem once they knew "tt,* 0 "It would be unfair to saybound 

approach to the Beach Ignore them once they knew 

mph tow 

* 

mph. 

the numerous 

«!*•_ ^ , 3 ^ .li'^mh^KS ftmto»D^. . ... «••*.*£.?••:. July . 7 

unit the recommaodsttcna Thorofare bridge to 25 mph; bey weren't enforceable. "We are requesting a speed aeddenta sad drunk driver 

night be wMto wt m still - rsdudoi the ttfljph Unlit "It could take up to six 

survey be authorized on Route Incidents, better lighting "There is a tf-niph dlf. "It Is my belief that when's 

A continuing study to compiling the field date," between Beach Thorofare months but I expect 

IB at Ocean City - Semen might help to reduce these iereace In the ipped from the drunk driver negotiates thdr 

determine appropriate spetd DOT supervising engineer bridge and the Information something like this could 

Point Boulevard," the letter problems," Police Chief «-mph lone to the 25-mph vehicle, it lseasierfor them to 

limits on the Howard S, Joseph O'Brien Mid 

center to SB mph; 

move a lot faster If It were a 

said. "This device U needed Domlnlck Longo wrote to me and there to only 1,600 negotiate when their path yj 

Stalnton Memorial cau»ew»y yisttrdsy. 

— posting Reduced speed priority," O'Brien said. 

due to recent fatal accidents Dietch. 

teat from the «-mph IMM to clearly marked," Longo's 

na completed Tuesday and However, • source doae to 

and hazardous conditions of 

the 25-mph ione," Longo Aug. 7, IMS mrrespondeoei 

limit ahead warnings on city Last week Mayor Roy 

state Department of Tran- the survey said m of the 

(the) highway. 

A request for warnings wrote to Dietch. "Moat ssU. "Therefore, could m 

property such aj at Palen Gillian posted SS-mpb-epeed 

sportation officials eipect to changes on the state main- Avenue at the foot of the limit* with accompanying "We are requesting the •bout the slippery steel grates motorists maintain a much please consider Installing 

complete their recomtained roadway may Include: bridge to Inform Incoming signs waning motorists It speed to be lowered to 40 an the Beach Thorofare and taster speed than allowed raised pavement marten on 

mendations by the end of next — reducing the SO-mph 

week. 

motorurti of the upcoming 25- would be ntricly enforced. mph," the letter continued. Slips Channel drawbridges because of this condition." Route 68." 

advisory sign on the mph limit ©net they leave the However, became they "Also we are requesting the was received by Dietch and Last year Longo asked for Initially a DOT apokesmujt 

causeway. 

weren't authorized, the state possibility of placing some assigned for Investigation en traffic control devices which •Id the Irotallatlim of the 

The remainder of the four' ordered their removal the type of warning sign, La., April 16. 

oould aid drunken motoristi raised line markers wii 

bridge roadway may remain fallowing day. 

Danggrous Hlghwqy." The police aUo seat • remain In their lane of travel Impossible on bridges Mf 

RED GERANIUM II at 4S mph, the source said. Since last year the local A March 31 letter requested request for a Reduced speed and perhaps prevent ac- recently he said the state nay 

Brass«Crysfa!»Jeweiry»Cards 

According to O'Brien, in- Police Department has been the placement of street ahead warning near the cidents. 

be able to accommodate (he 

stituting any speed changes requesting the state to in- lighting of consistent Intensity Beach Thorofare bridge stnee Longo listed four accidents request, which Is stU under 

Nautical !tem§»S6ACANDLES could mean • lengthy praeasi vestigate the need for certain « one ride of the roadway. the speed for aastbeund resulting In five deaths that Investigation. 

-NI6HT In VIHBi- FREE 

Man modification* to state traffic control devices to help 

regulation* require reduce the accident rate on 

select flfryl? unique GIFT 

giif ier ygyr heii or 

publication in the New Jersey whit many consider an un- Builders mount organizational drive 

hostels Instead oi 

tnai mil, oi.J Mint ol wine Wrapping 

Register and public comment safe highway. 

periods before they can be An undated letter tent to P. 

., , ..... .. J -i -•« •» _ 

The Ocean City Home weeks toy were adopted," total oi SN members. More and planner's fees n* 

enforced. 

Norman Dietch, DOT chief of Builder's Association, Halliday said "We would like (ban SO recruitment letters represent the association at 

854 Asbury Ave., Ocean City •398-3688 

He taid the sips could fat traffic engineering and safety organised earlier this year to to be more active In planning have been sent out. public hearings concerning 

potted Immediately but programs, requested a speed deal with proposed amend, and toning processes." Membership dues have fee zoning amendment! sad 

opined oeoole would tend to reduction of the current 46 

malts to the local toning The recent amendments, been established In three to prepare arrangements for 

ordinance adopted In May, which primarily dealt with categories: contractors and becoming a registered 

';*'••'•••••••• •••%•••• 

was recently registered with setback and bulk, have buUders, IIM; sub. organliation. 

(he state ai a non-profit presented certain design contractors, $100; and sup- The association expects to 

/UNNIR 

organization. 

problems to builders, acpliers, ITS. In addition meet Aug. 15 to elect offleen 

CLEARANCE 

According to association cording to HaUday. "We've Halliday said the association sad establish a meeting 

trustee Scott HaMday, the accepted the tart that the would appreciate donations schedule. tt 

ail Supplies & Fixtures 

group wari formed to keep designs won't (It the from homeowners and clients. Members are encouraged to* 

builders and other •ffjiiyjaij restrictions and we could The association has opened aihmlt tbelr membership feel 

MUST GO!! 

trademen abreast of current decide not to build, take It toan 

account at First Fidelity to OCHBA, P.O. Box 883, 

1/2 

happenings in the building court or wait until a new dry National Bank. 

UBrmora, NJ 08223. 

Savings from 30% to 50% industry locally and planner makes recom- HalUday noted the group For additional Information, 

price* 

throughout the state. mendations. 

has spent $4,875 In attorney contact Halliday it 39M737. 

KARALEECERAMICS* LAMPS 

"The amendments to the "Right new we're Just 

IZIBAiburyAvi. TUM.Fri.10- 1 p.m, 8,7 • 10p.m. toning code caught us by banging our heads against tile 

Ocean City. N.J. 

orCB!l3»IH4a 

surprise and within three wall," he added. Cable firm in 

However. Halliday doesn't 

anticipate a slowdown in tits 

The fargest Patio Furniture display in the area 

SOW off orig, price of summer wear 

housing market despite technical default 

•Selected infantwear not 

development restrictions. 

Although the Cablen- bank, not the state. 

included 

"One client laid he would tertalnment firm providing "They are paying their 

GrosfiLUex 

build a single-family home on local cable service is In monthly Interest and prin- 

a 30 by 90-foot lot when he technical default of Its loan, dpal but they're not meeting 

previously could build a 

WAYSne VILLAGE, MARMORA 

an official with the state certain condlttons of the ion 

duplex," he said. 

390-3760 

12th& Bay 

Board of Public Utilities Including having a deficient 

Free Currently there are 49 

DsMyl0i:J0, Frl.'fllF.Syn, lOfol 

Office of Cable Television said ash flew," iiidSBcttt Brown, 

,•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean City 

Delivery members of the association the matter requires resolution supervising accountant in the 

300-933S 

although Halliday expects a between the company and its state cable television office, 

UUUUUUUUUUUUwU* 

"It's • technical default but 

— Rattan & Wicker For Entire Home — 

the bank could caU the loan.'k 

Complete Line of Grosflllex on Display at Lowest Prices 

The company's deficient* 

fit NOW WE ARE FOUR! 

I" 

PVC Pipe Table - 4 Chairs - Custom Cushions 

Orchids cash flow was one of the Itemi 

COAT RACK 

Junior Sportswear dted in a multlcount shot 

cause order Issued by the 

"\ SURFSIDE CASUAL 

SWIMWEAR BFU to Cablentertalnment 

20% Off 

late last summer. 

OF 

# FURNITURE 

Richard , Levlnson, 

One Week Only, Starting 7/18 gaWaptertalnment's Mh 

v Orflanlcaliy Orown»Qiasoitrir«O.P^ i .-» .ODrate vice president, 

Sanfa Cruz • Mia Shoes 

rpalntfllp' all of the eon> 

CELEBRATE OUR OPENING 

Wayside Village, Marmora • 390-3315 pany's commitments aft 

WITH SAVINGS ON OUR 

(around the corner from Village Candy Shoppe) 

being met. j 

redltC«rdsAC«pt«J OPEN (DAYS A WEdK "The technical default 

FINEST ZIP-OUT JACKET 

no uifluence on the work t 

are doing In Ocean Cit/,'.' 

by 

Levlnson said Weaneidty. 

"The system to completely 

rebuilt and tin grounding 

blocks (Installations) art 

continuing and should Bi 

completed by the end of the 

yMr," He added the BPU WSJ 

FOC 

aware of the company 

$ 

NOW 69 U9rtg.$f5, 


Availablt in Raspberry, Hemp, ilut 

Slies 416 


Ocean City start only! 

1986 

745ASBURYAVE. 

SWIMWEAR 

OCEAN CITY 399-7520 

i Other location! 

731ZVsDtnorA*i. 


) Vlmtand 4 Abtiegn 

Vintner, 123-1774 


1 FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

PAOBa — SECTION OWE; 

Push on for 

Ocean City Coming Events 

BwsdaeBday^ 

%r' 

TODAY (Friday) 

youth center between fith and to 1 pjn. Open to the public MONDAY 1 

auto safety 

Pitman Hobo Band featured 6th sts. on Atlantic Avenue, ——— Exchange Club >•_• 

on the Music Pier, 8 p.m. 8:30 to 11 pjn. 

Young at Heart Singers Oaual's Restaurant 

Sgt N|ck Impagllano, bead 

fco( the PoUee Department'« 

Seashore story hour for SATURDAY 

appearing on the Music War, Samer* Point, 6:90 pjn. 

'traffic safety isjjt, la em- 

children 4 to 6 years old, with Wesley jai a 

Ocean City Card Club, 

jjgrirtnj the buckle-up for 

stories, music and crafts at bazaar, 809 E. 8th St. »;30 Night In Venice boat par*)* youth center. 7 p.m. 

jafety rampalgn "especially 

the Ocean City Public am- to I p.m. Open to the along the tw, from BaMma __ .. .. 

JBU week when mm u 

Library, 6th Street and Ocean public. 

Road to Tennessee Avenue, Wyoming Hotel bridge card 

Venice wiU add to the vett 

Avenue, 10 a.m. 

volume of traffic on ' the 

Boys and girls annual surf Sbuting8p.ni, P«rtj. ?M Oc«an Av.,.7:N 

Island." 

Haylofters Square Dance, 

casting tournament on SUNDAY through 

According 

youth center between 5th and 

Tennessee Avenue, behind ON WEDNESDAY TUESDAY 

golf course, for age groups 10 

Night in Venice always causes 

(til sts, on Atlantic Avanue. 

Ocean CHy Fops Orcbjaai Ocean City Publk library, 

to 18. starting fl:» am 

traffic problems, and tw» 

8:30 to 11 p.m. 

with Frank Ragdtri con- ath Street and Ocean ATenu^ 

year we win enforce the no> 

ductor and ipeclal guest "musl book sale on the tawn, 

A double parking in all areas of 

Haylofters Square Dance, 

Ocean City lions dub craft adslsta, on the Ibate Fte 1 afl book, s cents, from 10 

v ahow on the Music Her, 

jgwn. Cars will be ticketed 

p.m. Admission free on "Jn. to Span. 

and towed away," Uf 

cautioned- 

. "There will be eilra patroli The Young at Heart quartet, from left, Jim Pickering, baritone, Debbie 


In full force during the boat Wittkamp, alto; Marian Callen, soprano; Charles Taylor, tenor and 


Flanders Hotel 

Men,-Fri,9:30 to»-W 

parade as well as the regular Florence Maguire, accompanist, will perform 8 p.m. Saturday, on the 

11th & Boardwalk 

Sat. »:03toS-iO 

Tango (traffic) units on the 

Men. Sat. 10:00 • 10:00 

Music Pier. 

boulevard and In town," be 

Sunday IJrOO 10:00 

said. 

Every year during the 

Night In Venice there Is a Mayor addresses 16-54 members 

«* problem with double parking 

âround 16th and 17th streets Mayor Roy Gillian was the nung board opposing density Dorothy 1. McQueen, 

as well as other anas along guest speaker for the 1844and 

encroachment on the recording secretary. 

tiie bayfront, according to Community Association's Mb beach areas. 

The annual dinner dance of 

ImpaglUuto. 

annual meeting July 11 at the The outgoing president the association will be Friday, 

"We Just want to remind Community Center. Introduced the new president, July 26 at the Atlantic dry 

residents and visitors to be Gillian spoke to ap- Abu Stowe, who spoke of his Country Club. Tickets are $2S 

more careful because of the proximately 100 members hopes and plans for the next per person. For tickets or 

volume of baffle, not Just about some of his Ideas for the year. Offleen for the coming reservations contact Betty 

d during Saturday night's city. He answered questions year also include John Stowe at 398-3952 or send a 

parade, but during the and made notes on member's Stauffer, vice president; Paul dieek to P.O. B« 708, Ocean 

_ summer," he said. The safe?/ concerns. 

Martin, treasurer, and aty, 06228. 

'• •program goes on year-round Donald Fogg, outgoing 

here and defensive driving president, reported on but 

Classes held In the police year's accomplishments 

department have been which included the placing of 

helpful. 

beach boards in several Cholly's Country Gift Shop 

"Wa have Juit completed a locationa,. furnishing flowers 

Between Mlh SLand Ihs 

Girls Infant to preteen 

defensive driving course and and shrubs along Bay Avenue 

Beesley's Point Bridge 

Boys Infant to 14 

All Sales 

plan another for September," at 16th, 17th and 18th streets, 390-1 

Are final 

said the police sergeant, and planting other flowers at 

adding mat anyone Interested 16th Street and Pleasure 

in attending should contact Avenue. 

— the Police Department for Fogg also announced the 

• information, or to arrange association made several 

courses for their group. appearances before the 

Grapevine Wreaths 

Trimmed, Untrimmed, Custom Work 

Silk & Dried Flowers 


Ptwter • Tin • Brasj 


(Qlft Shop Onlyj 

DAI LY 9 to S, SUN. 10-2 • CLOSIDAAON. 

Rainy Sundays 10 4 

JULY GOLD SAtet 

Off Reg. PrlCi 

pnoloDyStnlorSludlo 

•''Sgt. Nick Impagliazzo, right, and Ptl. Curt 

14kt. GOLD 

•null remind resident Helen Newsome of the im- 

'bbrtance to buckle-up for safety, especially 

'during the busy summer season that brings a 

Rings, Chains, Bracelets 

greater volume of traffic to the area. 

farrings, Charms 

! 

progress on the state'lff 

COMPARE OUR PRICES! 

requirement to ground eablit. 

systems. 

fear fire is under investigation 

Levlnson declined to con- 

No High Mark-ups 

firm or deny whither ti» -• The Fire Department U Haze which fully engulfed the 

company's general partneri -ktveMgattng a Tuesday night vehicle, said Green noting the No Misleading 50% • 60% Discounts 

were selling the cable com- car fire on Roosevelt Interior was to "fully con- 

Boulevard. 

sumed" nothing remained but 

-: Aeeordmg to Deputy Chief metal components such as the CHARLES STECHER 

SAVINOS ON 

Wlllard Green, James huekles to the seat belts and 

Stumer, 122 Rooaevelt Blvd. (he seat frames. 

_ parked his 1911 Cutlass 

JEWELERS 

The cause was unknown 

•proilinateh/ Sill p.m. only to 

although fire officials were 

FAMILY JiWiLERS SINCi 1944 

Bnd it engulfed In flamei at 

Investigating whether It may 

have been due to an Im- 

Ht p : 

811 Asbury Ave. 399-4075 

properly disposed cigarette or 

Stumer uniucceuafully faulty wiring. 

attempted to eitlngulih the 

m% 

Our Most 

Popular Baj 

The Perfect HoMefts Gift 

Canvas tote, hand painted, 

available with or without • 

monogram. 

The Bag Room 

and Monogram Shop : 

SPLUS 

AHOY MATES! 

Saillnto Ocean City's Own.., 

COMPLETE 

PAitTYSTORE 

Decorations & Accessories 

Just In Time For... 

NIGH^TOVENIOE 


• Celt 

• Cataljna 

• Oabar 

• Gottex 

• Giorgio 

• Sant Angels 

• jantien • 

• Yvti St. Laurent 

• Pettlcord 

• Roxanne 

• Row Marie Reid 

• Bill ilau 

• Sandcastle 

• Slrena 

BRA and GRDLE FACTORY 

"South Jtrwy'i Largest Women's Intimate Apparel Store" 

RWgBwood Plaza I EvenhamPtaza 

New M,, Northfiekl I RL 70, Marttsn 

641-1616 I 983-5533 

possibility of the sale wu 

reported In Tka Ssntinilledger 

Tuesday, .;' 

"The general partners arM 

in the cable televlslod 

business and they always will 

be," Uwinson said. 

In addition, Leviraon said 

the company plans to include 

a lowest movie channel to 

Us program off ertagi geared 

to the Shuid4» age 6TOup. 

plus a shop-by-televliton 

station In Its taste package. 

Levlmoniald he Intends m 

meet with city offlciaUto^lP 

(Friday) to discuss currenT 

cable problems experienced 

by local subBcribers. 

The city adminlstraUon b 

prtptrlng to arrange a public 

buiDi to doonnmt cittna 

grievances although the 

complaint rate has su> 

ftinflally tnhslitf^ *" **" P*** 

20%-50% Off 

Entire Stock of Summer Fashions 

30%.« 

clothing • accessories 

20%.K 

sundresses • shorts • swimsuits 

SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 10% 

when paying with CASH, CHECK, VISA, or MC. 

All Sales Final • No Refunds or Returns 

Cross Country Shops 

374 96th St., Stone Harbor 

Our entire stock of 1986 swimwear now reduced! 

FOR MISSES & WOMEN! 

JANTZIN 

PliRRECARDIN 

DE VVIISi 

SIRINA 

CATAUNA • 

COLi OF CALIFORNIA 

ROXANNI 

QOTTiX 

ROBBY LiN 

ELIZABiTH STIWART 

LABLANOA 

ANNE COLi 

FOR MEN! 

OATAtlNA 

JANTZEN 

BALBOA 

JOCKIY 

CHRISTIAN DIOR 

JORDACHE 

LAQUNA 

LORD JIFF^ 

SHOP SEASIDE PARK, LAVALLETTE, BEACH BEAC HAVEN, WILDWOOD AND OCEAN CIU 

10 A.M, TO 10 P,M. DAILY • ViSA, MASTIRCARD STIRCARD ft AAMERICAN 

EXPRESS HONORED 

I 

"mm

PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER OCEAN CITY, N.j. FRIDAY, JULY IB, 1986 

Obituaries 

Walter Mason, 66; 

World War II veteran 

SOUTH DENNIS - Walter H. Masai, 66, of South S«vllle 

Road died July IB in Burdetti TomUn Memorial Hospital 

Bora In Woodbury, he was en area resident 30 years. 

A retired, self-employed carpenter, he was a World War D 

Amy veteran and was a member of the Corblft aty 

Veterans of Foreign Wan Post, the Tuckahoe American 

Legion Pout, and the Disabled American Veterans. 

SurvivuigarehUwife, Pearl; a daughter, Sandra Carman 

of Clennont; a ion, Larry JoUy of San Jose, Calif,; three 

surters, Marjorle Mason and Betty Krata of Ocean City, and 

Anna Mason of bake Worth, Fla.; four brothers, FraneU of 

Detail City, George of Marmora, Jamm of Petersburg and 

Our Summer Sale \s Here! 

i rearty »or 'Night in Venice" 

20% OFF 

All Summer Shoes & Handbags 

GINNY'S PLACE 

113 Aabgry Ayr Ocean City, NJ 

399-3347 

We have it all! 

Bathing Suits 

Now on Sale 

Many other items on sale throughout 

the store 

• Jumpsuits—Many tfylel 

including slraeKM w/IKkell 

OUR NEW PALL 

BLEYLESHAVE ARRIVED 

3244Asbury Avt. 

399-5097 

OPEN DAILY lOtoS 

Robert of New Port Richie, Fla.; and throe gnadehtkMfl, 

Service will be 11 a.m Saturday In Ike Langley Funeral 

Home, Tuchahoe. Burtal win be in the Cape May County 

Veterans Cemetery, Cape May Court Houae. 

Prienda may call an hour Won service*. Memorial, 

contributions nay be made to the Dennli Townahlp Rescue 

Squad. 

Ruth Eisentrager, 77 

Ruth Sacrey Eisentrager, 77, of Aibury Avenue died July 

H in Shore Memorial Hospital, Sonera Point 

Before she retired, Mrs. Eisentrager was a clerk for 

Towers, Perrin, Forster and Croeby in Philadelphia. A 

resident of this city 11 yean, she was formerly of ioraan 

Point and Philadelphia. 

There are no Immediate survivors. 

Service will be held at 11 a.m. today (Friday) at the 

Godfrey Funeral Home of Ocean City. Friends may call an 

tour before the ierviee at the funeral home. Graveside 

service will be held at 11 a.m. July 23 in Arlington 

Osnutory, Drue! Hffl. Pa. 

Jayne Guntner, 60; 

DAR member 

UPPER TOWNSHIP—Jayne Hampton Guntner, 80, of 741 

Old Stagecoach Rd. In Palermo, died July 16 at her home. 

A resident of Cape May County 38 years, she waa formerly 

Attantte City. 


FLOWER SHOP 


• M ARK VIMTTO • 

851 Mbury AM. 

Pltom39B-11S7 

Phone 398-1333 

This week DiOrio's is proud to 

give a 21 Stamp Salute to 

Carol Calise 

For Her Becoming 

THE NIGHT IN VENICE 

QUEEN FOR 1986 

\om 

Dl Orloi 

OCEAN cnv 

BOX 

An Easy Postal 

, And Parcel 

Alternative 

398-3980 


Ocean Cliy, NJ, 

• PrhflM or •usIfwM Mill Box Rental 

. P»ck«ge Shipping VIA UPS. Emery 

• Pickiging • Picking Supplies 

• TMphan* Mauigi Service 

• Pojtsgo Bimpi • Keys Midi 

• Iniiint Pmport Pnoicn • Copies 

Open Daily 10-5 

Closed Sun, 


DAVID I. 

GREENBERG& CO 

ATHINQ 

SUITS 

50% OFF 

Sizes «-46 

8011VENTNOR AVE., MAR6AGE • 

•'„/

PAGE 8 — SECTIBN ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J, 

Selling Your House 

IN A BOOM 

MARKET 

Inwnif arMs, lately, 'he 

real estate business it so 

good that there are 

multiple offers on so mo 

houses, and prospects h&ym 

(been known to bid higher 

ffor the privilege of getting 

ifhe property Sometimes 

{there's rather frenzied bid 

iefing and counferbiddlng 

fyntl! the seller chooses a 

jbuyer 

In such a situation, dost 

teller need a broker? 

'.yes, tht r#al estate pro itill 

[serves several vital fun 

fctions First, hs or sht 

.helps set the right asking 

[price, then locates appropriate 

prospects and 

shows fht property, 

ISecond, the agent is the 

'negotiating middleman 

jhandling the bids and en 

•couraging better ones, And 

third, the real estate 

knowhow of the 

professional helps the 

seller choose the right 

buyer—not necessarily the 

highest bidder, but fhi one 

most able to consumate the 

sale. If a buyer can't get a 

mortgage, for instance, the 

property must go back on 

the market and the seller 

loses valuable time, 

Put us to work for you, 

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June graduate crowned Miss Night in Venice 

(continued from page 1) 

The 12 pageant contestants 

were Introduced Individually 

to a fuH-houae crowd of 600 

before the crowning. The 

contestants wen guests of 

honor during • dinner at The 

Flanders before the 

ceremonies and were drtven 

to the Music Pier via 

motorcade, 

The crowning took place 

Shewflmai: 8 p.m. 4 B:1S 

BARGAINS 

EVERYWHERE 

Showgrounds: 

Plantation Campground 

Ocean City Pops OrebMtra 

concert Wednesday evening- 

Miss Night in Ventat and 

her court will lead toe annual 

Night in Venice boat parade Eattenea Hold it 6 p-m. 

tomorrow evening (Satur- Arm Pavhrte la a tumrrmr 

day), The boats wiU begin Mam wfth trw cOy 

leaving the bay area of 

1 * Public 

Lifeguard races are listed 

Capt. Oliver Muwlay 

reminds readers of the The races take place at me 

remaining dates for the Ocean MthStreet beach beginning at 

triathlon mMdHitut 

Wednesday, 

during Intermission of the 

aty Beach Patrol race» this 8:30 p.ta. Today (Friday) the 

flnala of the singles races will 

to held with the doubles and 

OCBP swim race to take place 

mat Wednesday, July 9, The 

Challenge races and tta 

rookto race win b»annoanc*d 

after July IS, acconUm to 

Mmslay. 

COMING! 

Ocean City's 

Sizzling Summer 

SALE EVENT 

ONE DAY 

ONLY! 

Wednesday, July 23rd 

from...9 a.m. 

OVER 100 PARTICIPATING 

DOWNTOWN STORES 

This event Is brought to you by... 

The Ocean City Retail Merchants Association 

to pay 

at the 

Claridge, 

Yes, Bunky, it pays to play 

every fable at the Cfarldge--'cause 

at every table you can earn a 

"bonus" of CompDollars. And 

CompDollars are as good as 

gold at the Claridge, You 

can use 'em to obtain rooms, 

meals, show tickets, even a 

shrimp farm if we have any 

left, 

So get a CompCard, 

Flippo—It's free. And with your 

Claridge CompCard, you also get 

free parking, free coat check, and a 

few other things like discounts 

that make you 

feel like—Bunky Big 

Shot. Like I said "It 

pays to play at the 

Claridge." 

7:00 and 8:30 P.M. 

AINtwruHLnitliFtlturi 

1T1C 

CREAT 

MOUSE 

Erttn 

STRAND 

7:15 4 9:30 

LEGAL 

EAGLES 

OHICTOI OF CMOSTil JI[IJ 

pg «| Robert Redtord 

TranaKj' Debra Winger 

to the South Jenwy Beach 

' Pstrol race actodute; «venta 

Include: 

Brigantine Bay Race, today 

(Friday), Wild wood Open 

Swim, Saturday, July 18; 

Cape Hay Superathlon, 

Monday, July ll; Ocean City 

Masters' Swim, Saturday, 

July 26; Margate Memorial 

Races, Friday, Aug. 1; Dutch 

Hoffman's race (WUdwood), 

Wednesday, Aug. »! South 

Jeney ran, Friday, Aug. IB; 

N. WUdwood "Around the 

Island" row, Wednesday, 

Aug. 20; Oowdy'a net 

(Ventnor), Thuriday, Aug. 

21; Pool Swim (Marmora), 

Friday, Aug. 22; and Sea Ilk 

Run, Saturday, Aug. 3S. 

the 

».«VU' company! 

"••«••• f 

ENTERTAINMENT DIVISION 

6414581. ¥tt*7" 

VftW 

JULY 16 to 24 

ADMSSMN $2.60 FOR UIIKEI 

* EARL IBRD SHOW* Ett£FT 

RATED. OH WCLEMEMTWIUUHy I 

PATS ne. ADMtMom THAT AM 

IPACKTO! 

Nil 

itJOPH.0% 

Nil 

IttiiSMf 

ALIENS n 

|DuitslnigttillMinMy| 

7:411.10;»pm 

• ML H 

6 P.M. R 

|B«. Ad. 8:80* 10:001 

•JSP** at s septic system — If 

DEP regulations mandate 

tt is stl^ needed — it pnperh; 

Oat it cannot grant the 

built in the event that a 

necessary NJPDES permit 

developer can no longer fulfill 

(New Jersey Pollution 

Its roll. 

Discharge Elimination 

The plan itself offers 

System) until a proper plan is 

detailed maps and descrip- 

prepared for the township. 

tions of wetlands, find plains, 

Upper Township Isn't in- 

soil qualities, population 

cluded In either the county's densities and endangered 

water qualify management secies habitats. 

plan or the county MUA It also discusses the 

program, either of which rationale behind the con- 

would satisfy the state's tinued use of •ystemi ta the 

requirements. 

townahlp. 

JPPBR TOWNSfflP - 

Superior Court Judge John F. 

Calllnan U expected to be 

hearing arguments thU 

morning In • suit (Aid by 

Upper Township against the 

state Department of Environmental 

Protection and 

. Uspartment of Transportation 

to halt the 

tuddng of wetlands material 

Inio the Action Supply gravel 

pjtln Seavillc and to order its 

rptnoval. 

The action, which was 

authoriied by Township 

(Sinnilttee during a special 

.June 16 session, alleges the 

rtyterlal U causing 

irrevocable damage" to the 

>hMlth, safety and welfare of 

tbc community because the 

miterial being trucked tram 

the Somers Point Longport 

ulevard project poses • 

potential threat to local 

grtundwater supply. 

Reports indicate Out the 

tracking of the muck hasn't 

occurred rime an or about 

JJ4y4. 

The suit alleges that the 

(OB? failed to conform to Its 

own regulations when It 

granted a permit allowing the 

^dUon Supply pit to be used as 

B;'.disposal site and didn't 

notify the township of Its 

aijions. 

Also named In the action 

are SJ Groves and Sons, the 

prime contactor for the highway 

project; LNV Inc., the 

^trucking company with the 

"exclusive rights to haul 

material to and from the 

project; and Thomas Tower, 

wfher and operator of Action 

Supply- 

trolley trial 

• begins Monday 

(Continued from page 1) 

'•the final decision is his 

(AdeltotTs) because if the 

trolley loses money, be pays, 

not us." 

Adellizi added, "you can't 

necessarily gauge ridershlp 

by the number of signatures 

mt obtained so well have to wait 

V and see." 

SELF-HELP GROUP 

MEETING JULY 21 

the Atlantic County 

Women 1 ! Center will hold its 

self-help group for victims of 

sexual assault on Monday 

July 21, 7:30 p.m. For the 

„ location and more In- 

^formation, call 64M767. 

U; 

phsfo by PtUr Maeehersen 

Joseph TyrreU of SeaCUff Road in Ocean City was charged with 

careless driving according to police for thli tree-car accident at the intersection 

of Shore Road and New York Avenue in Somers Point Tuesday afternoon. 

No one was injured when TyrreU, driver of the middle car, while 

traveling north on Shore Road attempted to turn left. He apparently 

struck a southbound car, left, driven by James Burwell of West Atiantic 

City, who then hit the car (foreground) driven by Elizabeth Kiniler of 

Mays Landing, which was waiting at the intersection. 

Fisherman's 

Wharf 

Casual waterfront Dining & 

Fresh Seafood Market 

on the Bay at 12th Street 

In Ocean City 

Italian Seafood 

Cuisine 

featuring 

Nightly Specials such as 

• Stone Crab Claws 

• Fralh Veal, Chicken A Prime Steaks 

• Freih SwordlHh, Make & Tuna Steaks 

LOBSTER DINNERS ^.SS 

OPEN FOR 

LUNCH A DINNER 

Tropical Drink 

Menu 

Raw & Cooked Takt-Out < 

Large Variety of 

Fresh Seafood 

Optn 7 day* far Dinner 

Free Parking A Boat Docking 

Call for hours 

398-3504 

ANNOUNCING 

OCEAN CITY'S 


Every Tuesday, in July beginning 

Tuesday, July 8, Lillian Albus 

win show the latest from the World 

of Fashion during Pdrt-O-CaH's 

luncheon hours from noon to 2:00 p.m. 

join us each Tuesday for 

a delicious luncheon In an 

Oceanfront setting and 

Uillan Albus' Fabulous Fashion 

Revue, 

See you at rhe 

Port-O-Cail 

1510 Boardwalk 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

399-8812 

,»»••»#•»«##•*••••»••••••••••••••••••••••% 


New York Singing Teaehir 

£5X2 

NOW A PiHMAMiNT RESIDENT OF OCEAN Off 

Former professor of singing at YALB, 

5, V\.U. and Manhattan School of Muiic 



308 24th St. Ph 3 * 918M 

 

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Homemade Cooking With Our Fresh Seafood 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL-JULY 17 • Z3rt 

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l S.«i + tax 

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and a greater variety of vegetables with a dinner roll & 

butter Included on each platter. 

STOP IN FOR YOUR NEW MENU TOD A Y!, 

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Tuesday, July 22nd 

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Vermont. ..now they're doing It again 

at Springfield Inn." 


PARTY "HALLOWEEN" 

Prizes for 

Best Costumes 

Thursday, July 24th 

Celebrity Night 

"THE BELMONTS" 

Famous for such songs at 

Runaway Sue, Teenager In Love* 

Visit Our Beach Barefoot Bar, 

"The CarouseP 1 

ou'U love this show! 

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The best ever 

Atlantic City 

BINA 


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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. FRIDAY, JULY 18.1986 

Issues Hron fist* plan 

Bennington says all gov't employees should be tested for drugs 

WE HAVE IT ALL FOR 

"NIGHT IN VEMICE" 

Ice, Kegs, Wines A Liquor 

CALL FOR FREE DELIVER 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

n. tnruSat, 

Lait minute ALERT) 

Tomorrow (Saturday! brings Night 

In Venice, the Biggest Bo*h of the 

Season I Hopefully, your party plans 

art completed, your guett Hit updated 

and everything Is GO, II. perchance, 

mere are still thinga to do. allow us to 

help resolve ypur problems. An extra 

case or two of that hardto-get brand of 

Mer,,.txtra bottles of these most 

popular California Cooler drinks, a 

nicely gift-wrapped bottle for the host 

and/or hostess. We'll dot 

3901757, 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 

BILL FKAZIER, President 

from 

The Eiftire Staff of The 

Circle Liquor Store 


Cocktail Maat Balli with Curry Sauce 

To make about 60 meatballs, you'll need: 1 Ib, ground 

beef, 'A, cup grated bread crumbs. •/« cup milk, Vj cop 

Sherry, 1 egg slightly beaten, J tablespoons grated onion, 1 

teaspoon salt, '/* teaspoon pepper. 1 tablespoons bacon 

drippings or orfttr f«i, 1 (KHJI.) can condensed cream of 

mirthroom soup, V* cup Sherry, V* teaspoon eurrf powder 

(or to taste). Also needed Isa "second" '/.cup of Sherry to 

b« used in recipe preparation, 

Mix beef, bread crumbs. Mi cup wine, egg, oaten, salt 

and pepper. Shape mixture into little balls, using 1 level 

teaspoon per meat ball. Heat bacon drippings In a large, 

Navy skillet,' add a single layer of meatballs and cook, 

not too fast, for about 10 minutes, or until meatballs are 

done, shaking pan gently from time to time to cook them 

evenly. 

Repeat until all meatballs are caoKed. Combine soup, V* 

cup wine and curry powder, heat, piping hot. To serve, 

apear each maatbali with a toempick. Accompany with • • 

bowl of curry sauce for dunking. 

Mast §t ttw flmi MM shortest Wsttmea between twa points 

isimaweMisfruffim. 

/IMPERIAL 

BLENDS,,, 12.99 

BLACK VELVET 

CANADIAN I? 

CHATEAU LUZERNE 

CHABLIS,.,, 4gg 

BARTLES & JAYMES 

WtC COOLER,. 2.99 

GORDON 

Bw i nut. ,• lEa99 

POPOV 

VODKA,,,.. 9.99 

FOLONARI 

4,49 

PASSPORT 

SCOTCH 12.41 

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LYOUR '•••• 

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US FOR AL 

"NIGHT IN VENICE" NEEDS 

Wines, Liquors, Beers 

Keg Beer in Stock 

Package Goods epcnMM.-Ht.f am M it pm Smiltsf pm 

Cash & Carry on thtseltenw only 

Sale ends Ml-at fta« lucivdedi 927-2491 

Svbtect to quantify an kami 1* 

Somers Pt. Shopping Center, Rt. • ft Bethel tU., Imm Mat 

Tft«wmHiiiefexfnama/fiS*»ft>od 

Clam* fry tfwiOO'a * 

ALL STORES OPE* 7 DAYS 

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While They Last 

Medium 

SHRIMP 

Ib. 

- Our pwn 

PASTA* SHWMP 

RED 

SNAPPER 

Ib. 

COOKED TAKEOUT 

Fresh Claw 

, OurOwn 

ft, 

tin 

NIGHT IN VENICE PARTY 

One seating at 5:30 For Entire Evening! 

Advance Ruervattons Only 

DELICIOUS *39 00 

DINNER BUFFET ast 

To make reservations please stop by Cafe or call 391-0451 

All reservations payable In advance In person. 

Enjoy Ocean City's Spectacular Bay 

Front Parade from the decks of the 

DocksideCafe 

At the Site of Old Chris Restaurant 

10th St. at the Bay Front, Ocean city 

398-0451 

We have something NEW 

in store for you 

Just in time for NIGHT IN VENICE 

Creamy, Rich Gelato-Fresco Ice Cream Cakes! 

No need To Order Ahead! 

Just pick one up to go and surprise your 

guests or hostess with this party 

perfect treat. 

Also on hand for your last minute 

dessert needs— 

Cannoli and Miniature Cannoli 

Sicilian Tarts and Cookies 

Sfogliatelles 

Pizielle Dessert Cups 

and of course—Gelato Fresco lee Cream Italiano 

Buon Gusto! 

1 FRIDAY, JULY 18. IMS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE i — SECTION TWO 

Artificial reefs provide new life from old junk 

classified ads bring results 

NORTHFIILD - "It's killing our kids. It's let's fight It like a war. Let's mittee by other congressmen Americans U»*» Mad the 

with 

coordinate the 

spMeh on tne aubjoct ta tte 

Ri-publican candidate Alfred killing our athletes, ifs In- light to win." 

— the McChire-Vottmer gun drug aft hut once, tbe In- 

torts rf^ the FBI, the near future. 

"Bud" Bennington called far fecting every sector of Hughe* the Ocean City control bill. And that hUl wms »titnto i»y». 

11infill m ftn Mgti ariai and In 

•Thta staff to everywhere," 

an "Iron fist" on drag Apfinm *>ctoty. I'm taking incumbent, is Beimlngtoffl'i Bnt proposed In 1989," " ton »J»o claims th«t inteniatloaaJ alrapace." 

Bennington sakl "We have to 

smugglers and dealers during •bout cocaine and the newDemocratic 

opponent In the charged Bennlngton. • war 

•nugglers with an Iron fist" 

drug testing for government Democrats for not waging the using his chairmanship of the dramatic Increases in n4»tod. 

tended for VS. dtotrtbetioo. 5. M 

He said Hughes has pghUcly / > 

employees at every level war with what he considers House Subcommittee on cocaine-related deaths and A former prosecator, Be dedtatd to define 'Targe 

opposed tte use of the 

"Thert'i • deadly epidemic Ktffident urgency. 

Cruse as an "effective Injuries in recent yeara. 

OKUBea a si- QMnOlles, "saytag that w« American 

military In stopping In- 

sweeping this country and our •I told Vice President Bush platform" (or fighting the Reports from medical p p gg t^ to ibi djimic* 

QQ HlBO 

ternational narcotics traf- 

leaders are still sitting on the same thing I'm telling BUI drug war, 

«aminer» in 25 metropolitan drag war. Be called hta plan He dedarwl Sat Hughes public and pcttBte 

fickerstheir 

hands," opined Ben- Hughes: the war on drugs Is a "In 1985 the only crime bill areas show bit IK cocaine- "Project Ira Fist" 

He rm\\f*\

PAGE 2 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, O_CEAN_CITY^ FRIDAY, JULY 18,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 3 — SECTION TWO 

David Crockett-the man and the myth 

Croekett gained Mr mre grip on the imaginations of Americans because he urns in the right phee at the fight time 

_^.(continued from page 1) 

have had nothing to do with a 

rather unlettered, crude ln- 

Davy Crockett echoed across no Idea what was going to historian at the Smithsonian's Washington, D.C., through 

annl?arMry of 

dhrtdual Uke Crockett." But 

Smithsonian New Service 

the homes and playgrounds of happen," Wilt Disney later National Portrait Gallery and Sept. H The exhibition, held WttdttlSOt 

they ihared • " 

America, Boys and girls in said ''By the time the first curator of the exhibition In cooperation with Nash- anniversary of hla death at 

"Born on a mountalntop In 

"coonskln" caps and plastic- show finally got on the air, "Davy Crockett: Gentleman ville's Tennessee State the Alamo. 

Tennessee, greenest state In 

fringed cotton "buckskins" we were... calmly killing from the Cane," on view in Museum, commemorates the "UnU rBcenUy, there WBJ 

the Land of the Free, Raised 

wielded plastic pistols, Davy off at the Alamo. It 

never much curloolty about 

in the woods so's ha knew 

powder horns and rifles and became one of the biggest 

the real tacts of Crockett's life 

sang their hero's praises at overnight hits In TV history, 

and personality," Vota «ays. 

•vary tree, Kilt him a b'ar 

the top of their lungs. and Unre we were with just 

"Initead, u tar ai moit 

when he was only toe.,, 

Davy, Davy Crockett, Klni of The Croekett mania, three (Urns and a dead hero." 

Americana weri coBeimed, 

the Wild Frontier. 

sparked by a series for TV's Disney rose to the challenge 

the ever-evolving legend wa» 

Thirty-odd yean ago, that Disneyland program, was a by spllclnfi the episodes into a 

the tout Crockett." 

" Jfi® " " " ' '' cjf complete^ 'We had 1955 feature film and laun- 

Disney's story of a "rugged 

ching a massive mer- 

Tennessee backwoodsman 

chandising effort. The price of 

who fist fought Indians and 

raccoon tails went up 2000 

then sacrificed his political 

percent. Ironically. Croekett 

life defending their govern- 

100 Atlantic An,, Oeman City - 301-Mf 8 probably never wore a 

mental rights, finally meeting 

coonskln cap. 

a patriot's end at the Alamo," 


Is still more legend than 

"Actually, Disney's itory 

reality. 

served from 7 a,m. 

came closer to historical truth 

Hoagies Hand Dipped Ice Cream than any of Its stage or film 

Crockett mi not born on a 

Steaks 

Fountain Delights^ 

predecessors," says 

mountalntop. He was a scout 

Fredwiek Von, refldont 

and an Indian fighter, but 

Burgers Freshly 

even he did not make much of 

Pizza Sliced HAM $2.19m 

thoae exploits. He never had a 

sidekick. He did have a gun 

OPEN 7 A.M. - 11 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK LUXURY, 

named "Betsey." (Infact, he 

had two ~ his bunting rifle 

CARPETS 

and a richly ornamented gun 

presented to him in 1834 which 

When you re 

Reg.S18.95sq.yd 

be christened "pretty Bet- 

entertaining the thought 

• Dupont Nylon # 

sey.") He was no great 

for food and drink. 

l marksman. He probably was 

9.90»qyd 

a skinful hunter. He un- 

INSTALLED 

doubtedly had a consummate 

JACKHAUPTMAN Crockett selected his own costume—note talent for yam-splrmlng. 

2724 Atlantic Ave. A.C. the hat—as well as the mongrel hunting "He was like many oner 

345-2932 dogs for this portrait. 

frontiersmen of Us time who, 

with little education and tome 

drive, were able to realize 

similar success," Voss says. 

"Born to a hardserabUe 

Campbell's Seafood Kitchen edstence in the Tennessee 

wilderness, he managed to 


PHONE 399-4337 pin • precarious prosperity 

there and, by 1821, occupied a 

nat In the state legislature. 

Several years later, he was 

NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. elected to the first oj Jiree 

terns in the U.S. House of 

Representatives." 

Same Management Since 1957- 

WHTCEBRIEQ INN 

"Fame," Crockett wrote in 

- COOKED FOOD TO TAKE OUT - 

Us IBM autobiography, "Js 

like a shaved pig with a 

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greased tail, and it is only 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

FRIED SEAFOOD SERVINGS 

after it has slipped through 

fee hands of some thousands, 

Serving Dinner and Sunday Brunch 

Coitibinition SMfeod. ,,,...,.. 6.00 

that some fellow, by men 

Live Dinee Music Fri,, Sat, and Sun. Nights 

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Fried Scallop!. ..... 

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Filet Flounder (Fried) 

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Soft Shell Crab llj. . . 

Oyster! & Chicken Salad 

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BROILED AND STEAMED SEAFOOD 

Clams Cailno 

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5.65 

Broiled Flounder (Plain) 

..... .S.50 

7.0S 

Lebtter Tail, Steamed , 

Broiled Scallops 

Broiled Rainbow Trout, 

Broiled Shrimp 

Broiled Six (Mixed Seafood) 7.B0 

Seafood Supreme (Oyittri & SetHopi) BBS 

King Crab Legi Availebli 

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t "" itin preserve the common touch. 

"When EsUi Kefauver 

dennra hla ittaBto rural 

origins In Us race for the 196 J 

'' foe, Democratic nomination," 

and Crockett wai an InV«si 

tan "Oe appmeh hid 

valuable araet 

become an entirely predic- 

Universal manhood suftable element In our elecfrage 

was making politica tioneering ritual*. Today, it 

truly democratJc, and the faaj become hackneyed and 

aristocratic Image of the doesn't ring ttni." 

Founding Fathem was paling Crockett's grettest service 

rapidly. The political Idea of to the Whigs waihta IBM tour 

the selfmade nun who had of U» Northeast He drew 

dragged himself up from the huge crowds and touted both 

backwoods - and late, the the Whig cause and Ms newly 

d^ streets — waj being bora, published autobiography. 

B would find its supreme Audiences expecting • wild 

exprwslon In the image of and woolly hunter were 

Abraham Lincoln, and for surprised by the rather 

generations, American conventional congressman 

poUflcans would strive to they got, but apparently loved 

Cooiiskin-capped Fess Parker was the 

Davy baby boomers came to know and love 

in Walt Disney's film and television accounts 

of the Crockett legend. 

Crockett gained Ms sure 

ttfl 

grip on the Imaginations of 

Americans because he was in 

the right place at the right 

time. 

"Because he lived in an era 

when America was riding a 

tremendous wave of 

natlonaUam and discovering 

itself, culturally, historically 

and politically," Voss says, 

"Crockett became an expresslon 

of the uniquely 

American frontier original." 

Although he would not have 

dMcribed it in those terms, 

David Crockett (he never 

signed his name "Davy") 

exploited the concept to the 

fullest in his political career. 

An adept campaigner, he 

generally avoided the Issues. 

He had a talent for laying his 

flnger on the pulse — or 

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Crockett relied, saya 

Tennessee State Muaemn 

chief curator James Kelly, oa 

a "carefully cultivated Image 

of an unschooled-but-honeit 

backwoodsman, devoid of 

book learning but possessed of 

native intelligence and 

common sense — as mot of 

the voters supposed h 

selves to be. To reinforce 

Image, he wore a buckitdn 

hunting shirt while campaigning 

— but not otherwiit 

— and adopted a backwoods 

dialect, bad grammar and the 

folksy motto, 'Be sun you're 

right. Then go ahead j" Hi 

turned an Opponent's slur on 

his backwater origins - 

"gentleman from the cam" - 

into a slogan for his slmp% 

honesty, 

That hunting shirt served 

another purpose, Voss adds. 

On pocket held a bottle of 

liquor, the other a targe twist 

of tobacco. "Wwn he met a 

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For SB yean after hit death, 

tales of hi* eiptolti sold 

Crockett Almanacks. He 

acquired all the trappings of a 

folk hero, Including • 

precocious, b'ar-kllling 

childhood and a 14SfwM 

mother who could Jump • 

fence backward. However, 

the liter AIP^H"*" atoo 

marked a Ifw point in 

Mnertcan twit*¥ 

Davy Crockett's 

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OAJU7OI.A.TI1D rO* ALL THB 1T1TJI WIM DniOH 

The Crockett Almanacks persisted for 20 

years after Davy's death, each issue adding 

to the legend. Here, he wades the Mississip- 

of eeurtini hi 

pi river on stilts, toting a handy barrel of 

would first offer turn a lip or whisicey for refreshment eTftWUtt, — - 

two from the former. Before • 

accepting this refreshment, I 

however, the voter orten*wB| 

forced to get rid of the che»§l 

tobacco then In his mouUx So, | 

once the spirits had been 

consumed, Crockett reached 

in his other pocket and handed 

him a fresh plug. Thafiriy. 

Oreckett observed, 'He fffllU 

notbe worse off than when I 

found him; and I would M 

sura to leave him In a firstrate 

good tamer.'" 

Crockett had served 

Andrew Jackson In the 

Indian Wire of 181UBH 

began his political career u > 

Jackson ally. But dispute over 

disposition of public lands In 

Tennessee made them 

enemies, and in the early 

IMOs, Crockett left tin 

Democrats for the Whip. 

"f^ttntrty," Vosi «]*• 

"men like Sen. Henry CW 

and Daniel Webster dj 

(Please turn to pagi 

H him anyway. Tennessee, 

however, was still loyml to 

Jactawn, and Crockett lost his 

seat in ltas. He decided to 

head west, to Tm, ram 

struggling for independence 

from Mexico. 

The legends had already 

begun to overshadow the 

truth, and "perhaps even he 

could not always distinguish 

the red facta of tats life from 

(he fabrications they had 

'j they WQFS 

Inspired," Voss says. Be ted, obscene and sadistic. 

enrolled ai a volunteer and iinl87a,lnapUycaUed 

Joined the doomed defenders Be Sura You're Right, actor 

of the Ahuno in San Antonio In Frank Mayo played Crockett 

February 1836. Facing odds of not as "balf-aUlgator-hitlf 

» to 1, the IB Texas rebels no" but as th* unlettered- 

withstood a Urday aeige until yet-vlrtuoun frontier 

the Alamo fell to the Mexican equlralent of a gallant knight 

army on March 8. Crockett The interpreUtlon, Voss says, 

was one of seven defenders "enchanted" romantic- 

taken prisoner, tortured and minded Victorian audiences, 

executed, 

and Mayo prospered in the 

role for 24 years. At least four 

"Had be died drowning on a silent films carried this noble 

hunting trip, he would image of Crockett into the 

probably have been forgot »th century. 

ten," Von says. But the 

Alamo became a legend unto "lien generation has 

itself, and Crockett shared In altered the legend to suit Its 

mat Immortality. "The need (or heroes," Kelly says. 

manner of Ms death In no way "Dianey's Crockett (played 

diminishes his heroism," by Fin Parker) — an 

Kelly says, "tat neither did It amalgam of gentleness and 

satisfy the public's need for moral and physical courage 

mythic exaggeration, so MOB — wat a role modal for 

the truth was replaced by the children of the Elsenhower 

Image of Crockett going down era." Later, in "The Alamo," 

John Wayne played Crockett 

as John Wayne, "thus uniting 

HUGH PROMOTED two heroic types" 

TO CORPORAL 

"If, however, we do 

Marine Cpl David G. Ruch, 

separate myth from reality, 

son of Myrtle L, Ruch of 2304 

we are left with an authentic, 

Simpson Av., has been if minor, American hero," 

promoted to his present rank Kelly says. "For all the ar- 

while serving with 2nd Marine tifice with which Croekett 

Aircraft Whig, Marine Corps Initiated his legend for 

Air Station Cherry Point, NC. political gain, In the end he 

A1963 graduate of Ocean City came to fed an obligation to 

High School, Ocean City, he Bve up to the legend. It cost 

Joined the Marine Corps upon htm his life, but made Us 

name immortal." 

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opinions 

According to a newspaper 

article I just read, the Ocean 

; atyCommunttyOenterwinti 

Owdty to ball them out to the 

•mount o(f74.Q0O. 

It this not the place thtt not 

too many yean ago was being 

talned 

tf no coat to the tampaym. 

,;»_, lotto town wham I and to 

\ Kvet wv built 

dnbandalllnthetown 

l-Mm a number of yean when 

tfVw pool went bad, we did not 

•'; at back and ask the town to 

A Sflui out^butan nmnhen • 

TheS«nt1neM.edger 

PrttM* mi p«bi»M4 M AuwMraii anoint »•»»» iittwi 

SEttlMEL-LEDftElt 

> 3 M 

SAVE LWESJ 

letters and to the effect that a" 

new bridge Ja yean; down the 

road due to environmental 

problems, etc. 

Am going to write to DOT 

again. We are'thinking of 

getting up a,petition. You 

inigMietmeknowtfytw think 

this would help. We need a 

new bridge, of coune, aa the 

bridge la too narrow for,a 

guardrail which would Jttst 

mrow-cara back tot©'the. 

center of the bridge.*«£ " 

Thank you. 

A BetiyBooth 


Editor's note — This (s a 

copy qf a tetter to President 

Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua. 

Ihe tetter is signed by seven 

people beginning tUth the 

Rev.'William F. Ecfcert o/ 

Sbmtra fb{nt» •> 

Dear Mr. President: 

We write as Individual 

Catholics and individual' 

members of Pat Chrkrtl Sooth 

Jersey, sue; Catholic' peace' 

6 

people 

choose. Our efforts continue. 

' In addition to this we have 

recently completed our Quest 

for Peace campaign add 

Bothered ow ,TO, boxei ot 

medical ahdêducaUopal 

imUrUIs and money to piy 

lor U^r shipment to your 

religion in Ni 

FRIDAY, JULY 18,1986 THE SENTINEL.LEPOEH, OCEAN CITY. N,J. PAGE S — SECTION TWO 

Page 4, Section Two There is pollution on the homefront, and it's a growing problem) 

corrosive chemical that can 

cause burns and, In the event 

of contact, eye damage. 

A sure sign 

Lowering causeway | 

speed limit isn't 

It in irontc to think that man out the windows," recalled 

might determlng hit ownDavid 

Qalvin, nwniger of 

future by something is Seattle 

seemingly trivial as the 

choice of an insect «prqy. 

Rachel Csreon, 1962 

- .. Silent Spring 

of mayor's 

the answer 

M.O.? 

Obviously, Mayor Roy Gillian knew that even 

as the highest elected official of the city, he 

didn't have the authority to post new, lower 

speed limit signs on the Howard S. Stainton 

Memorial Causeway. After all, while he's new to 

the mayor's office, Mr. Gillian is no newcomer to 

political office and he knows that municipalities 

cannot usurp the authority of the state. Route 52, 

the causeway between Oth Street, Ocean City and 

Somers Point, is a state highway. 

So, why did he do it; why did he have six 35mph 

speed limit signs put up on a Wednesday, 

only to have the state Department of Transportation 

take them down Thursday morning? 

Mr. Gillian has acknowledged that he acted 

outside his authority to draw attention to the 

longstanding problems, the unsafe conditions 

associated with the roadway whose relatively 

narrow driving lanes without dividers have 

claimed many lives and injured countless 

motorists over the years. 

The new mayor's arbitrary action with regard 

to the speed limit signs raises the further 

question about how he sees his role as the city's 

: highest elected official: Is Mr. Gillian going to be 

- the type of mayor who thumbs his nose in the 

; face of outside authority or, for that matter, 

perhaps even internal restrictions on his power 

from City Council, any time he feels it's appropriate 

to draw attention to a major issue? 

We hope not, for to do so would be tantamount 

. to crying wolf once too often. After the second or 

third time, arbitrary actions to make a point 

: could lose their effectiveness. Furthermore, 

while a daring act can be refreshing, even in the 

, eyes against whom the action is taken, to act in 

; such manner routinely is to invite litigation and, 

worse, the reputation of being brash. 

Few people appreciate a reckless individual, 

especially in a leader. A certain amount of daring 

may be indicative of innovation; habitual rash 

Behavior, the marie of ihipiffleneU * 

By taking matters into his own hands, the new 

mayor managed to achieve quick results: not 

only did the DOT react within hours to take down 

the illegal signs, the state department subsequently 

let it be known that it was preparing to 

take action on recommendations to improve the 

highway's safety. This time the dramatic action 

paid off. 

It also set the stage for comment and editorials 

like this one which on one hand congratulate the 

'•_ new mayor for seizing the moment to get a state 

• bureaucracy off dead center,while on the other 

: hand wondering aloud if he is going to react with 

: similar flair — or it it flare? 

; Roy Gillian in a few short weeks in office has 

• proven to be a dashing leader who isn't content 

, to sit back and wait for things to happen on their 

own. Obviously he believes in nudging tilings 

along, in getting behind a cause literally as well 

i as figuratively. 

; Our hope, then, is that Mr. Gillian will display 

• similar imagination in resolving the issues and 

; alleviating the problems that occur during the 

; course of his administration. Similar 

: imagination, not modus operandi of impertinenice. 

We are looking forward to a mayor who 

"• provides needed impetus; not one who is im- 

• petuous. 

• We are anxious, then, to see how Mr. Gillian 

: handles himself in future matters. And until he 

' shows us otherwise, we will believe that he is a 

• man of action who strikes while the iron is hot, 

not merely a showman stealing the scene. 

There are many issues and problems facing 

Ocean City. They wilPdemand effective leadership 

and imaginative resolve. For the good of the 

community, we want to think that our new 

mayor has both; that, hopefully, his initial 

I display wasn't merely a flash in the pan. 

^ 

; Community Center shouldn't 

be drain on taxpayers 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: pay tax money to tall them 

Name withheld upon 

NQOMt 

OManCtty 

1 , houwhold huardoua 

wiito program, "Tbi reef 

popped right oft the house." 

Its hazard* are varied. 

Methylene chloride, a 

suspected carcinogen u well 

fl» a respiratory irritant. Is In 


This afternoon (Juta 

Ocean City has a concerned mayor 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I The signs were necessary mayor who shows such first, and doesn't Just talk, but 

mot to publicly thank our as there have been several concern for a handicapped takes action. 

new mayor, Boy Gillian, for war misses involving thla child and is able to bring Mr. Gillian will finally 

the tremendous service he has child In the last two years, as •bout great results in only mike Ocean City Into the 

done for our family, neigh- well as many other accidents four days time! 

enlightened and caring town 

borhood. 

and a pedestrian fatality. Having dealt with govern- mat we all know exists. 

On July 5, I wrote to Mr. Expecting to be subjected to ment officials in other Thank you. Mayor Gillian 

Gillian, requesting the In- the typical bureaucratlt run- communities, I can honestly for your compassion and 

stallation of urns road signs around, I was amued when, say that I have never hid such foresight Now we know this 

In my neighborhood. These on July 9, Mayor Gillian ta- a pleasant, prompt response child win be able to safely 

J 

wertr-towam Vegas to return to Hi home that the people In the homes. 

efforts to make the 8th Street 

terference and provocations i H* diocese.' , -> that face the tracks do not like 

bridge safer. Am sorry the 

or need an animal outhouse 

out 

signs had to came down as It 

across the street from them. 

was Wonderful to Me people 

' Mote cross streets, yes, I 

alow down when they -read 

«ms tune the freedom_ 

f street since 16th, 

hazardous waste disposal Into 

the average home. 

Toxic rhficmlrals can be 

found in such everyday 

products as spray paint, glue, 

upholstery cleaner, wood 

preservatives and even some 

cosmetics. As a result, a 

miniaturized version of the 

nation's hazardous waste 

disposal problem Is being 

played out in American 

homes when these household 

products are misused or 

discarded, according to an 

article by Mike Upske in 

National WHflifis magazine, 

published by the National 

pMIM by Pttw MMpMnen 

Wildlife Federation. 

- The problem stems from Before and after pictures show what a paint job can do for the 12th 

web common practices as Street pavlUon. 

storing paint In the basement, 

.overusing a household 

chemical or burying used 

motor oil drained from 

.Junior's Jalopy in the 

backyard. 

The horror stories have 

•been heard from coast to 

wast. A Qulncy, Mass. citizen 

discarded a container of 

creosote, a wood preservative, 

Into his municipal 

.trash. When crushed by the 

rubbish truck, the chemical 

sent a toxic mist across the 

•neighborhood, hospitalizing HUDSON RIVER 

nine people, 

TOUR SET SEPT. I 

..- In Seattle alone, 100,000 On Saturday, Sept 8 Cape 

pounds of lawn products Human Resources Inc. will 

.containing DDT are «ensor a West Point, N.Y. 

.estimated to be In bus trip and cruise. The bus 

.homeowners' basements and will leave the social services 

garages 15 yean after the building at routes 9 and 47 in 

Insecticide was banned by the Rio Grande S a.m. Included 

'federal government. will be guided tour of the U.S. 

' A Seattle woman attacked Military Academy at West 

'her home's fleas with five Point, a luncheon cruise on 

insecticide bombs. "The gas the Hudson River and 

got so concentrated Inside the shopping at colonial Wood- 

home that the pilot light on bury Common. Price la (35. 

i her stove Ignited It and blew Call 729-1902. 

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9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

PubHc is invited to attend 

Ovir 90 different bwtht wi 

display their wanw. 

Then are •omtisna to the 

household I«*IM« waste 

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from cars should be taken to • 

gas station or another 

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Some dties have sponsored 

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clean-up days, Seattle's 

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collected old fire ei- 

ungulshers containing carbon 

tetrachloride, Jan of mercury 

and even picric add, a substance 

similar to 

nitroglycerine found In explosives. 

In 11*2, Lexington, Mass. 

residents accumulated 

enough chlordane, lead, arsenic, 

hydrochloric acid, 

antifreeze, paint solvents and 

old chemistry kits to HUM 55gniinn 

drums. 

The biggest tonics collection 

effort was launched in 

Florida, where an "Amnesty 

Days" project is discouraging 

people from draining 

oU. To date, Florida 

collected nearly 1,4 million 

pounds of hazardous wastes 

from its citizens. 

Individuals can find personal 

solutions to the 

household hazardous waste 

problem: 

— Only buy what you need. 

The large economy size might 

leave you with excess that 

amnoi be thrown away, 

— Do not mk chemicals or 

pour them into other containers. 

Mixtures can be 

water can be used to scrub 

pots and pans. 

For more Information 

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photo ty Pittf Mtcetwrnn 

highly explosive. 

Motorists may have been warned of the 35 

— Give eitra paints or Mph, speed limit but the state subsequently war- 

chemicals to neighbors; give ned the city it was unable to enforce the speedy 

pesticides to local plant 

limit reduction without state approval. The state 

nurseries. Used motor on and 

car batteries can be recycled Is currently studying whether the reduction Is 

household solvents Mo theat 

many gas stations. warranted, ^ 

state's sewage system and 

— Organize your own 

burying their used motor oil In 

collections day; but first 

their backyards. 

check local and state laws. Don't forget to pick up a 

Florida officials are par- — The best policy ta to buy 

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i _ SECTION TWO 

AME 

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7th St. and Haven Av. 

SUNDAY Unwood 

10 i.m. • Sunday khool Rev, Robert W. Connor, lull 

a.m. - Morning wonhip terlm pastor 

7 p.m. • Evening lervice 

Riv, Kollh A. Walker, Puts, of Voulh and Family Mlnlitriii 

Davi Siniiniy, Choir Director Phil Senteniy, Organist 

SUNDAY. JULY 20,1986 

8:00 A.M.; 10:45 A.M. • Pastor Donald E. Hurlbert 

9:30 A.M. • Sunday School 

7:15 P.M, • Bible Conference 

REV. DAVID CLEMENS 

Bible Club Movement 

*/so-Mon.-Frl. 7:15 P.M. 

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SUNDAY 

9 a.m. - Sunday School SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Morning wonhip 9:45 a.m. • Sunday school 

St. John's 

Lutheran 

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Central *¥i. at Tinth St., OMin City. New Jertey 01221 


at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. ,\ 

IMInute Hymn Sing Wn tach mm hit amfliy 

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9:30 -11:30 a.m. Ages S through Adult 

Nurtery Available at both ServicBi 

Parking on Ocean City Home Savings 

& Loan lot if 10th Street and Asbury Avenut 

the Reverend Albtrf 1. Alspsch, paitor 

The Rev. Dr. Chirlei P. Creiiman, AlsiitMt 

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Robert 6. Hamilton, Director . . , • 

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Sunday . 7:45, 9, lOtll and Holy Commiaion tot Sunday 

11:30 a.m. ft the month. 

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CHAPEL 

Hotel Uiray 

632 Wesley Av, 

Oman City 


SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - Church school with 

table classes for all ages. 

11 a.m. • Momini worship. 

Lutheran 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

Central Av. at 10th St. 

Ocean City 

Albert E. Alspach, pastor 

Dr. Charles P. Cressman, 

assistant 


MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

42nd and Landls Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Henry Ireland, pastor 

OJNDAY 

Sand 10 a.m. -The service 

»I30 im • Church School ^ m ^ a 

215 Shore Rd. 

11 a.m. • Momtai worship 

(P1M 9 WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. • Wonhip service 

" Complex) 


and prayer ierviee 

11 a.m. • Mornijii wonhip 

Wipple. pastor 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30pm. - Midweek prayer 

TiSO p.m. • Evening ierviee. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIiT 

wrviee. 

SUNDAY MamStrwt 

10 a.m. • Worihlp service oîn Q\\y 


" R.S, Biggin, pastor 

Catholic 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY THURSDAY - 

ST, AUGUSTINE'S 

OF GOD 

7 p.m, - Midweek servlee SUNDAY 


124 Dory Dr. 

————— 9,41 a m . Sunday school Ocean City 

Ocean City 


r, pastor 

Robert Bostlc, Paitor 

Baptist 


OCEAN CITY 

SUNDAY 


MASSES 

BAPTIST 

Dally • 7 and I a.m. 

10 i.m. and 7 p.m.-Sunday 

Rev. Lafayette Rlddiek, 


Saturday • i a.m.. 4, 8:48 

worship 

pastor 

Oeean City 

flno 7 p EH T* "• ^—^r~ 

Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, 


SUNDAY 

pastor 

OF GOD 


BIB New Rd. 

Unwood 

Hiv. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

== MASSES 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Saturday"- S:80 p.m. cmm J ~~^~~ 

Sunday.i,fl;30and 11 a.m., SUNDAY 

SUNDAY Shore _„ Rd. --and 

DMWS AV. 

g>30 p m 

B a.m. - Holy Eucharist S:« a.m. - Sunday ichool lanwrg Point 

' * 10 a.m. • Choral Eucharist 11 a.m. • Morning wonhip Rav. Jeffrey H, RUkwdt, 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. *•* Mrmon, itory hour and 7:30 p.m. • Evening service paitor 

•Mb and Landls Av. nursery. 

Sea lite dftr ._.-._--IT~ 

WEDNESDAY 

SUNDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Evening iervlee 

Msgr. Paul M. O'Connor. WEDNESDAY 

8:30 a.m., and 11 a.m. • 

-J3or 10 a.m. • Holy Euehnriat In 

Worship service 

tte chapel. 

WEDNESDAY 9:30 .... a.m. - Sunday school 

MASSES 

7:30 p,Bl. • Prayer s«rvlee and nursery 

Dally 7 a.m. and 4; lj~ Traditional Epical 

Saturday - 8 a.m. 

Methodist 

pm. GRACE CHURCH 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. (Evangelical Episcopal) 

IfifieFviiiaie Square ST. PETER'S 

OcMn Heights Ave. and Zlon UNITED METHODIST 

— — aid St. and Central Av. 

M «h St. and Cmtral Av. 

ST. JOSEPH'S ~ 

Ocean City 

Sunday 

u y 

-1, 9:15.10:30 a.m. Shore Rd. and Harbor U. RL Rev. John Rlfenbury. Bargaintown Ocean Gift^ 

Homers Point 

rector 

Rev Williani Brltt, pastor David M. Finch, pastor 

hol 

SUNDAY — 

worship 

SUNDAY 

MASSES 

SUNDAY 

8:45and 10:30am.-service SUNDAY 


Dally • 7 and I a.m. and 

Morning prayer and 

' S and 10:30 a.m. • Morning 

8 and 10:45 a.m. • Wonhip nnwEiAY 

after 7 Mam pm. 

connnunioD on 7 p.nL - EVMttni service worihlp. 

*rvlbe 

7:30 pm, - Midweek prayer 

Saturday • 5:30 p.m. First 

service, 

ST. FRANCES 

Sunday-7:45, 9,10:30,11:45 

MEAN CITY 

UNTIED 

TABERNACLE 

METHODIST 

one 

WEDNESDAY 

a.m. and 5:30 p.m. 


Greek Orthodox Wemtay Av., Sft to 8th its. 20 N. Shore Road 

7 p,m. - Prayer service 

Av. 

BAPTIST 

Ocean City 

Marmora 

world, 

. Shore Rd. 

Ocean City 

Christian Science HOLVTBDWrY 

William O. Luff, president J.D. Overeash, paitor 

SEAVBW BAPTIST 

Msgr. Joseph E. Conlon, 



under 

Tne Rev. Russell H. Bowers VUWr 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mil Road 

SUNDAY SUNDAY 

SCIENTIST Bargaintown 

OCEAN CITY Jr. minister 

9 and 11 a.m. • Morning 9:45 a.m. • Sunday school 

MASSES 

8th St. and Asbury Av. Rev. D.J. Constantelos, service with guest speaker 11 a.m. • Wonhip 

God 


SUNDAY 

Daily - 7 and 9 a.m. Ocean City pastor 

7;M 7M p.m. 

• Evening sarvlce 


»Y» dwell in one world, 

Sunday school Saturday-^ and 6110 p.ig. 

with guest speaker. MACEDONIA UNITED 


SUNDAY 

SUNDAY 

METHODIST 

and have bten created 

through tht operation of 


9 a.m. - Orthoa • Matins REORGANIZED CHURCH 10th St. and Simpson Av. 

• * • 

Sunday school. 

9:30 a.m. - Divine liturgy 

one Will. Blessed ii he 

OF JESUS L.D.S. Ocean City 

who minolefh with all mtn CffillSTIAN 

0F 00 

10:30 a.m. • Sermon 


— — David M. Pinch, paitor 

°° WEDNESDAY 

In I spirit of utmost 

8th St. and Wast Av. 

A»hurv Av 

klndntsi and love." SCIENCE 

8 p.m. • Testimony meeting. 

SUNDAY " 

Rev. Michael Walters, paitor 

Ail11117 AT- 

11 a.m. - Matte in the SUNDAY 

From in. i.Hjl Sacr.d writlnai SyndayiiliOO A.M. 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 9:30 a.m. • Church school 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY 

Episcopal UNION CHAPEL 

Rd, SeavUle. (Just Inside the n a.m. • Morning worship 

WidnesdiylS :00 P.M. 10 a.m. • Sunday school 

BV-THE-SEA 

N.J. Marine Science Con- —— 

i Faith* 

Testimonial Meeting 11 a.m. • Morning servlef 

HOLYTRWrnf 

56th St. and Asbury Av. aortJum.) All are welcome. UNITED METHODIST OF 

n|n«iiii>iiC.ni. 


MASSES 

EPISCOPAL 

Ocean City 

— —— SEA ISLE CITY 

Daily.iand 10 am, and4 

11 A.M. to 2 P.M. TUESDAY 

and Bay Av. Interdenominational 

MARGATE COMMUNITY Kennedy Blvd. and Part Rd. 

399-0961 

ALLWELCOMi 7:30 p.m 

WOOiVentnor Parkway Richard W. Nieholi, pMtor 

Gold- SUNDAY 

Margate — — 

FAITH BAPTIST 

9:15 a.m. - Sunday school Rev, Terence E. Johnson SUNDAY 

Rd. 

10:30a.m. • Morning service 

— - s;45 a.m. • Church 

Palermo 


SUNDAY I-SO and 11 a.m. 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

9:30 a.m. • Church school wonhip 

and 

8:80 and 11 a.m. - Worship • ^ — '. 

SUNDAY 1838 Shore Rd. 

WESLEY UNITED 


1 a.m. • Holy Eucharist Unwood 

CENTRAL OCEAN CrTY METHODIST 

10 a.m. • Choral Eucharist 

UNION CHAPEL 

Rt 610 Petersburg 

iOTH4WiSLi¥ 3 

SUNDAY 

32nd St. and Central Av. Dr. John F. Garrahan, paitor 

REV, DONALD E. HURLBERT. Senior Pastor 

.WEDNESDAY 

9:45 Mib - -Ctoreh school Ocean City 

REV. DONALD PHILUPS, Visitation Pastor 

9:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 11 a.m. • Morning worship 

ft JEiLJIl "iolilAI fy - -J 

SUNDAY 

7:S0 p.m. • Wnyer meeting. 


19 a.m. 

9:45 a.m. - Morning wonhip 

CHURCH OF THE 

11 a.m. • Sunday ichool * 

ST. PETER'S 

METHODIST L 

BthandCentral Avenue Ocean CHy, H.J. 




',:' , David M. Finch Preaching 

CfJ A SENSE OF THE HOtY" ; ! 

VACATION CfldRCH!SCHOOL---n 

WedneJdayi thru Aug. 6th •,' 

9AMi114S > 'AM;^, !>)' 

SUNDAY 

i and U a.m, • The ierviee, 

nursery available. 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. 

SeavUle 

Rev. Mark H. Earl 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. - Wonhip servic* . 

10:15 a.m. • Church ichool 

TUCKAHOE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Rt49 

(Please tan to pap 7) 


FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 

Harbor Vlilaie Square Shopping Canter 

Ocean Hf If Kr» Ave, S. Zlon Rd,, i«f BilBtmim 

Two Services Every Sun. 8:45110:30 A.M. 

REV. WILLIAM E, BRITT 

Sunday Ivening 7 PM, 

The Golden Bells 

A Pleasanlvllle based accappells 

singing group who "Make a 

Joyful nplie unto the Lord.,. 

j Nuraiiy Both StnUcii» Junior Church 10:30 O^T 

For Into, Cil 927-4560 (OFFICE) 653-9537 (CHWCH) * 

The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wm. Radcllffe Allen, Th.M., Pastor 

J. Kenneth Reese Director of Music 

Jean C. Ridgway ' Organist 


MORNING WORSHIP: 8:30 A.M., 11:00 A.M. 

"HOW TO GROW YOUNGER" 

Mr Alien • Preachino > ( 


- The Whole BIble.foKfhe Whole Person 

EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P.M. 

DT-Ume«C.Dot.iw;-0nTh«pig8trW, 

m 

t 

I 

fRiPAY, JULY 18,1981 

Jesus at 

Night in Venice 

By POOR RICHARD 

Would Jesus attend Night In Venice? Would be be part 

of the big spectacle of the decorated boatoT Would be 

approve of and attend the many nodal gatherings and 

parties that abound that lUght? 

I believe that Christ would attend. But, I don't believe 

tbathewould approve of everything that be saw. 

Jesus and hla people have always loved a good party 

when It had a pod purpose. Chrirtlans Uve life with 

nieanlng - and they party with meaning tool The Bible 

tdls of Christ making more wine out of water at a multiday 

marriage celebration. It was a big party -but one 

irith a spiritual reason for celebration. 

The Bible specifically warns against the "party spirit" 

and eating, drinking, and marking merry" for no reason 

(as If "tomorrow we may die"). Such mindless "party for 

party sake" events are places when you are lfltely to Bad 

unit of the Ten Commandments broken. 

This weekend the boon will flow in incredible amounts. 

Human pride and passions of the flesh win hit summertime 

highs. But also, there will be laughter, the Joyful 

gathering of good friends, and a beautiful aquatic event of 

community spirit 

Would Jesus attend Night In Venice? Yes, probably. 

But, we ought to change some things before we Invite him. 

And, we ought to reflect upon the Identity that we carry as 

his people u we plan to ourselves participate, or not 

.participate. 

Rev. Richard C. Wlngate 

The Lighthouse Community 

OceanOtyandWoodbury 

Dr. Davies, Phila. Boys 

Choir at Tabernacle 

The speaker at the 

Tabernacle this week will be 

Dr. Elam Davies at the two 

morning services, 9 and 11 

o'clock. 

Dr. Davies became paitor 

emeritus of the Fourth 

Presbyterian Church In June 

1964. He served Out church 

tor 23 years. 

A native of Wales, he was 

educated at the University of 

Wales and the University of 

Cambridge, England. 

He Is currently devoting his 

time to writing, preaching, 

and lecturing, and conducting 

ministerial retreats. 

\ 

He is returning here for the 

first time since Ml, 

The soloist at this weak 1 ! 

service will be Winifred 

Dettore. B. Woodley Kalehoff 

will be at the console and the 

musical program will begin 

fifteen minutes before each 

service with a spirited song 

service. 

The Philadelphia Boys 

Choir and Chorale present the 

program at the evening 

service which begins at 7:30. 

There will be a 15 minute 

song service at 7:15 p.m. tod 

by Brian Meneely, 

Dr. Thomas at Central 

D. Thomas of 

WladilpML«ulbettP.nesl 

preacher at Central Ocean 

aty Union Chapel for the 

Sunday morning worship at 11 

o'clock, In the church at 32nd 

' Street and Central Avenue. 

Music will be provided by 

Sandy Gilbert on the flute and 

Jerry Pearson on piano, both 

el Raddon Heights Bapttst 

Church. 

Dr. Thomas ia associate 

professor at the Reformed 

Episcopal Seminary in 

Philadelphia teaching courses 

in Greek, New Testament 

subjects, early Christian 

literature and ethics. He has 

also taught courses at Temple 

University. 

Central Ocean City Union 

Chapel Is an Interdenominational 

Church 

holding worship services each 

Sunday at 11 a.m. throughout 

the summer. Bible clauses for 

all ages at 10 a.m. 

Appreciation dinner Thursday 

The Cape May County Serra 

dub will hold Its fourth annual 

Edward C. Trainer Altar 

Boy appreciation dinner 

Thursday, July M «t the 

ftaris Stella Church, Avalon. 

: The Rev. Msgr, Charles C, 

fonrnfang will offer • con- 

Mebratad Muss followed by 

inner in ON auditorium. 

Among those being honored 

ram Ocean aty are John 

Wend, St Prandi Cabrtal 

•rish, WUliam Flynn and 

turt Becker of St. Augustine 

larUhi Christopher GUI, 

lyan BulUck and Joseph 

ieAfee of Church of The 

Resurrection parish, Mar- 

A. 

Q. Where 

Will You 

Find An 

Island 

Of Calm? 

It 4s.a lonely hour when 

/ou lo»e someone close to 

!you. It li an hour when you 

',necd all the strength of 

I/our faith., all the onderitandlng 

and warmth your 

Church, and family and 

frlendscan provide. 

! It Is also an hour In which 

•yoU confront a multitude of 

unfamiliar problems, when 

icountlei* things netd to be 

don* and arrenfted at once. 

It is then that y6u ap 

[predate the gentle island 

of calm you find In your 

funeral director. 

-He Knows what needs to 

be done'* And goes about 

dolhaU'QMletlyeHlelen- 

ll$r,,Vl(ltn dlpnlty. Always 

Waklno;«ir» that he Is 

guid«k,'dMp MM* of 

respoinihllliytioward you 

and your w 

£' 

Rev. Hoellein 

s 

at Union Chapel 

The JJnion Chapel by the 

Sea, Hth Street and Asbury 

Avenue, will feature the Rev, 

Ronald Hoellein In the pulpit 

today morning. The Service 

of Holy Communion will be 

celebrated it the 10:30 a.m. 

wonhip service which is 

preceded by • short ing 

service starting at 10:20 a.m. 

The Chapel is Interdenominational 

Nursery 

care Is provided during the 

worship service. Sunday 

school begins at 9:15 a A. 

with classes for all ages. 

This Sunday evening a 

special Mrviee will be held it 

7:15 led by the Rev. Kenneth 

Langley who his been acting 

as pastoral counselor to the 

Union Chapel congregation 

tor fee put several months. 

Dr. Hoellein is the patter of 

Edlnboro (Pa.) United 

Methodist Church, • 

congregation of about M0 

members, which U adjacent 

to the Edlnboro College where 

Dr. Hoellein is part of the 

campus ministry staff. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY.-N.J, 

He is also one of the Incorporators 

of Edlnboro 

University Regional Communlty 

Service which 

provides and develops senior 

dtlzen programs. 

A native of Pittsburgh, Dr. 

Hoellein U a graduate of 

Pittsburgh Theological 

Seminary where he received 

Ms doctor of ministry degree 

In 1911, speclallilng In 

pastoral care. 

Chaplain for the day will be 

0. Ward Keever, Soloist will 

be Marion Moore-Alan, 

organist, Jane Smith. 

HSBV IN TEXAS 

Air Force Airman 

Frederick R.Kisbym, son of 

Frederick R. and Agnes D. 

Kisby of 201 Van Sant Av,, 

Unwood, has arrived for duty 

with the 47th Organizational 

Maintenance Squadron, 

Laughlln Air Force Base, 

Tens. Kisby is a tactical 

aircraft maintenance 

specialist. 

CHURCHES (omtlflaed from page i) 

Tuckahoe 

Rev. Daniel Hulltt, pastor 

SUNDAY 



CENTBAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. and Central Av. 

Lutwood 

Bev, Harvey E. Van Sclver, 

SUNDAY 

S a.m. • Sunday school 

10 a.m. • Worship servlee 


Presbyterian 

MEAN CITY ORTHODOX 

PRESBYTERIAN 

32nd St. and Central Av. 

Rev. John H. SHlton, pastor 

SUNDAY 

8:45 a.m. • Church service. 

W a.m. • Sunday school 

T ' 

1 Octon CHy, New JKtty; B .!,, 

Sui 

> Burtdiv Bjote Study. 7:00 p.(l«; 

eh-^k^ê^ el M^M^^ AM ^^^^^ft^^4^ê^d^^k ^îbdl sêêiBilwe^dheêtef 

' P/Miei comt htfp uTnttK* fnn r 

FffiSTDAY 

(Sunday) 

11 a.m, - Meeting 

worship 

for 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 • Worship meeting July 

9, 23; August 6 and 20. 

Seventh Day 

Adventist 

SEVENTH-DAY 

ADVENTIST 

Roosevelt Blvd. 

and Routes 

Marmora 

John Freednun, pastor 

SATURDAY 

i:M a.m. - Worship ierviee 

11 a.m.. Bible study 

Tom Waldman's Travel Center 

Professional Travel Consultants 

612-eth Straat, Ocean City 395-74U 


Savings & Loan Association 

' 1001 Aibury A¥», OUI399-0012 

Eugene W. Pashley 


^horeRd, Marmora DM 390-3360 

18111 * 

Carey's 

Real Estatn Inc. 

t * DM 3994178 

Suzy is one of the many pets available for 

adoption at the Humane Society of Ocean City 

Shelter. Termed loving and friendly, she has 

been spayed. The shelter, open daily noon to 4 

p.m., is off Tennessee Avenue behind the golf 

course, Call 390-2018. 

The Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

Established 1896 

809 Central Ave. 644 S. SHore Rd. 

Ocean City, N.J. Palermo, N.J. 

Phone 399-0077 

J4irh§rt L. Godfrey,.Own;r_ 

In Tlmt of Troubfo.We An At 

Near As Your Phone 

Pledging for the future, as in the past, the finest and 

most dignified, personalized furneral service 

SUCCESSOR TO QCEANCITY'S FIRST 

FUNERAL DIRECTOR 

Rachel, age six, was •pending vucatlon wlUi her 

grniidiMircnts out on their large fiutt. Grandad had 

token her for a long tour of (he farm. They went over 

the fleldi of growing com, beans, and everything else 

blrtlied and nurtured by God's great world, 

When ihe returned, Rachel found her grandmother 

buiy in the kitchen, "I wiih I had grand, 

daddy's eye§," ahe said, 

"Why so, honey?" 

"Well, he now God in everything out there. He saw 

God in the corn, the treed, the little spring of water, 

even in the birdneat we found. Know what, he even 

saw God in the cows and horses and pigt, I lure wish I 

had his eyes," 

"Ah, honqr," grandmother said, putting her armt 

around her little granddaughter, "It is not your 

granduddy's eyes you want. It is his FArfH." 

Then ihe kissed Rachel, knelt down and looked 

herstralght In the eyes. "One day, ifyou workatit, you 

will have his faith. Then you will see God in every- 

' , Becauae this is His world. And He is EVERY. 

RE ifyou have faJth to see Hun," 

«"|i IMGIM By tin HmtEH Ht Socwly 

\ 

P O B

PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. f BffiAV, JULY 18.1986 

Miss NIV pageant benefits the Rescue Squad 

Another ambulance or Jam 

of. life may be purchased and 

perhaps another life saved 

because of the contributions 

collected by the contestants In 

the Miss Night In Venice 

pageant. 

Twelve contestants 

representing local businesses 

have ben collecting lucent 

votes for about five weeks to 

raise money to benefit the 

Ocean City Rescue Squad. 

by the Miss Night In Venice 30,000 miles put on one of the are not as informed of Rescue 

contest to raise funds. emergency vehicles 1* often Squad operations." She adds, 

Put tte 111,000 to »12,000 the equivalent of 100,000 miles "And unfortunately the 

earned by the pagean) Isn't on the family car. Notes amount of donations reflect! 

enough. TUB Rescue Squad Is anlth, "The stress that we 

now In the second week of lti have to place on our vehicles m," 

annual summer fund-raising takes tti toil rather quickly." lUacclo believes that 

drive through which members Private donations don't reallie the fan- 

hope to raise upwards of throughout the year also Ma of fee services of* 

170,000. 

(be Rescue Squad defer ex- by the organization and 

"Every little bit helps," penses. 

tat •omt day they may 

&nlth emphasizes. "And the According to Nlckolas require their help, "Every 

money raked through the Trof a, chairman of the Miss flaw I hear the siren blow, I 

want to run down to the scene 

Capts. Art and Rick Johnson prepare their boat for the Night in Venice boat parade scheduled 

for 6 p.m. July 19. Their craft, the "Panacea," will carry the grand marshal. Ocean City Pop! 

conductor Frank Ruggierl. Johnson is the owner of Johnson's Marine Electronics and Sportfishlng 

of Ocean City. 

WELCOME 

NIGHT IN vUte PARADE 

Thli event co-tponiored by the 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

mdlhe 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

of OCEAN CITY 

CHAMBER 399-2629 

CAKES 


Gt! 

399-1260 

Ward s Pastry 


OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Closed Sunday < 

Cape May County's 

Largest Department 

8th St. and Asbury Ave. 

Ocean Glfy.NJ. 

Phone 399-5511 

Ocean City Home Savings 

and Loan Association 

Serving the 

O.C, Area 

Since 1887 

THE LOCAL GUYS" 

lOOIAiburyAvi. Wont 399*012 

RooHvtH Blvd., MtmBfi 390-0044 

The young women who reign emr Saturday 

night's boat parade are fundraisers too 

The conteftanto, now In the pageant guarantees our Night in Venice pageant, a and aik people for 

final week of collections, have equipment and Insurance contestant sponsor has two donations," she says. 

raised money for the.Rescue •nrviraL" 

obligations. The sponsor must The crowning of the con- 

Squad by setting out donation The staggering coil of pay the entrance fee/of 1100, testant who raised the most 

cans In stores and through maintaining and equipping which coven luncheons, money-votes during Wed- 

door-to-door solicitation. the seven rolling vehicles and dinners and gifts for connesday night's coronation

PAGE 10 —SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1886 

-T' 

Phfife by Senior Sf ytilo 

Kenneth Wyner m Washington, D.C. barbecues chicken while taking In 

kite flying contest on the 64th street athletic Held. 


Serving OeMfl City $ 

If It's still good, "REPAIR IT 

We repair most major brands of 

washers, dryers, refrigerators, ranges 


• Parts Sales • 

OOHlLfW 

Chuck ittlk 

MNIUH 

Chuck RMtl 

H rgul only) 

ULMER'S HONE 

*N \ 

ennui MU, 

Onngt 

3130 Aitniry Avenue 

Ocean City, N J 

APPLIANCE SERVICE 399-4398 

ISM. Mr " * • $Mlng»NtvmTmt9d$oGood! 

AUIMNIM lEWES YOU 

WARM UP TO WOOD. 

Every Marvin Door Is constructed of fine-grained Ftonderosa pine, • : : " ^ 

chwen fcr its aocellent insulaiing Rropertes and beg^!(,,, „•.. « , . 

> Our retro sliding door and terracedoors eAnjripiinalumlnQfn: c>:'» 

door replae§menf Special, DoubtaWealed insXMiriîffilslbndarl.:*;' 

Or you can choose enerfy^wng low E glass. A:hdoUf f *î ^' -i 

êathtrsttppini provides one cfthe lowestalr jnflftation -l^£]t ' : $0 

rates in ins industry, ". * ••>:£/ . %-^;.£;' r £PFiLJsW 

So warm up to wood, Vilirrn up'tea âryi^poor; ' 

/ 

Calories: to spend, burn up or store 

By THOMAS CAVAUERI. 

DO. 

Everybody hates calories. 

People picture them u little 

gobs rf tat jut waiting to 

attach themselves to their 

victims' hips. Actually, 

calories have no form or 

substance at alL 

Just like an Inch or a 

degree, a calorie Is nothing 

more than a unit of 

measurement. Calories 

measure energy. The energy 

In a pound of body fat equali 

3,500 calories. 

To build an extra pound of 

body (at the body must consume 

3,600 more calories than 

it burns. To lose a pound of 

fat, the body must bum 3,600 

more calories than it consumes. 

Tills can be done by 

increasing exercise every day 

or by cutting down on the food 

eaten. A combination of both 

Is the most effective and longlasting 

approach. 

Anyone who has tried to lose 

a pound or more of fat will 

readily admit that It Is very 

difficult. Ironically, repeated 

dieting may be the reason it 

becomes more and more 

difficult. 

Drastically reducing food 

intake (to 1,000 calories or 

leas per day) causes the body 

to "know" it is being 

threatened and It respond! as 

It would during starvation. 

The body becomes increasingly 

efficient at conserving 

calories. Your 

4 

metabolism Horn each time It 

perceives another attempt to 

"starve" it. 

Because dieting without 

exercise causes your 

metabolism to slow down, 

your body resists weight loss. 

The less food you eat, the 

more It conserves calories. In 

addition, dieting without 

exercise causes muscle loss, 

along with fat loss. 

diet 

pounds of fatten, 

O you exercise vigorously, 

your metabolism speeds up, 

not only during exercise, but 

for up to 16 boors later. So, 

you bum extra calories, but 

your body doesn't perceive 

feat it's starving. It Just 

thinks it's workina harder. 

An added bonus U that 

muscle Is meUbollcally man 

demanding than fat. The 

more muscle you have, the 

r«sult"uiuptoB'poundof^tiu hwause "J 1 ! 

muscle loss for every three wnile you are sleeping, your 

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photo by Senior Studio 

last fall are now in full leaf by the edge of 

Deal-Bid 

High scorer In pinochle at 

the Ocean City Card Club on 

Monday, July 14 was Frieda 

Mali with 650. 

Runnere-up wen Emma 

Cook 812, Marie Rusnack 601, 

Alex Orfanelll 583, Nancy 

Mullan 578, Gertrude Stengel 

588, Barbara McGehean §84, 

Lou Johnston Ml, Florence 

Stretton 558, Oscar Mabry 

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Dale Levens 512. 

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m 

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Gibbons MM, Cans Wledmayer 

4,050, Richard Gibbons 

3,620, Betty Cast 3,460, Marge 

Klenxing 1,340 and Sue 

Pratley 3,130. 

flli Ocean aty Card Club 

meets 7 p.m. Monday at the 

Youth Center, 6th Street and 

Atlantic Avenue. 


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McNamee, Eikum, Perkins and Harris upcoming Pops' soloists 

'Frank RuggitrL conductor 

f the Ocean City Pepi Orcheatr*, 

announced the guest 

Moists for the July 20-23 

eBneerta will be Nancy Fm- 

Hoover HCNBDM, Res 

Bkiim Tom Perkins and 

taring the Wednesday 

evening program only, Nancy 

flkniaT 

;»Ttie coronation ceremonies 

tbr the Miss Night In Vendee 

Ageant will be held on 

Wednesday during the second 

half of the regular concert 

program. 

.. McNamee wu educated at 

O)e Mwartomn Academy In 

Sthburg, Austria and the 

University of MicWgsn. An 

Ictlve oratorio and concert 

Mrformtr, she was sololit 

last season In Eiyah with the 

Utah Symphony and choir In 

Salt Lake aty, and presently 

tours nationally with You'rw 

the Top, a Cole Potter revue, 

and Broadwqy, the Vintage 

Yean, a two-penon concert 

ichedrted to tour Penn- 

?ylvanla in the (tlL 

LocaUy she Is the radio 

voice of Starns Shoprite, and 

also performs In the 1986 

television commercials for 

the Philadelphia PMUM. 

A regular operetta soloist 

witt the Boston Academy of 

Music, she makes her home In 

Ocean City where sba U 

soprano soloist at St. Peter's 

Methodist Church. 

She was recently married to 

Thomas F. McNamee ffi. 

: Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

\ Frank Rnggleri, mnilcal director 

: Tom Perklm, baritone 

-jSusanDavenport.,,, 

';WlUlamAdler ,...,,,,, 

KarenBanos 

; Allda Simpson 

:JDhnVarallo 

; ^ra Newell... 

ConcertanUtnw 

.VloUn 

Vlolta 

.Vlolta 

Cello 

Bass 

• Yolanda Plcucd .,..,,.,,, Flute 

Stephen Lahlner Oboe 

Anthony Stacchlnl .....Clarinet 

' Carolyn Gutlerrei , Bassoon 

fllchard Dillon French Horn 

: William Schelble ...1st Trumpet 

^dQuriA l t a 

Catherine Bridge 

fjortneehrardl. 

d T t p 

Trombone 

..Percussion 

July 20 

* 

a 

-JulyB 

• jy« 3 

Aug. 6 

Aug. 10 

Aug. 20 

Aui.14. 

Aug. 27 

Soloists for Wl season 

Nancy Fox-Hoover McNamee, soprano 

Rex BUkum, tenor 

Nancy Harrli, (second half) soprano 

AUeeiednarehft.iow'ttKi 

rredNortt,tenor 

Judith Pannlll, soprano 

Dan Entriken, tenor 

- - JeanSchneider (Sunday only) pianist 

Edward Winner (second half) tenor 

mnlfredDett«e,ioprano 

DavMJMratMenw 

Nancy Stott (Sunday only) alto 

Dan Bi^d«ns^(Sttndw only) ptanlst 

iiBiBlakiBfli 

Jean Deli, tenor 

MeralGurneyman (Sunday only) pianist 

Cynthia Peterson (Wednesday), pianist 

Deborah L«enby,iflprano 

Jean Dels, tenor 

.. Theresa Ludden (Wednesday), soprano 

Deborah TniHil, soprano 

Brian Mcneely, tenor 

Hyon-MlnYi (Sunday only), pianist 

aeptl l l C y h p 

Sept.7.(post season concert) Deborah Truial, soprano 

Brian Mcneely, tenor 

Joseph Lama Jr., violin 

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EOtum has been a faculty 

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State University School of 

Music since 1667. He received 

hji musical training at the 

University of Idaho, Columbia 

University, and most recently 

at Indian University where he 

studied with Charles Kullman 

and Frank St. Leger. 

He hat appeared as guest 

soloist with the Toledo, Akron, 

OCEAN OTV POM ORCHESTRA 

Ut CONCERT, MUSIC PIER 

Frank Rnggini Moilcal Director 

Guest Soloists: 

Nancy (Foi-Hoover) McNamee, Soprano 

Bet Eflsun, Tenor 

Ton Perkins, Baritone 

Nancy Harris, (Jnlyard only), Soprano 

BPM SUNDAYJULVm 

UgW Oavalry Overture........................... Suppe 

Serenade Student Prino» Romberg 

RnEDmn 

Praytr Scene Hanicl k Qreiel............. Humperdln* 

Doretta'i Ada La Rondlne ,,,,, Puccini 

Nancy Foi-Hoover McNamee 

Sleeping Beauty Waltz TthaUwvsky 

Americana We March....,,,,,..,,,,........... FlUnwre 

Flower Song Carmen ,L 

Rex Eikum 

Romberg 

Bteet 

TrwnjieMr'jLuIIflby.,.,,. Anderson 

William Schelble, Trumpet 

Depute LeJaur Louise,,,,,,,, CharpenUer 

Nancy Fox-Hoover McNamee 

Inmtmna Cavalleria Rusticana ,,,.,. Mascagnl 

NtwMaon selection,...........................Romberg 

Nancy Fox-Hoover McNamee, 

Res Eikum ft Tom Peridns 

Faith of Off Fatten Faber 

tPM MONDAY, JULY21 

Irene selection..,.,.. Tlemey 

OPnrorilaoL'Afrtodni Meyerbew 

Rei Eikum 

Nomffne in F Major,,,,, OMpln 

Sara Newell 

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FRIDAY, JULY 18,19M, 

Tickets on sale now for July 26 Miss Cape May County pageant 

Reserved seata sell for $7.50 

It's only eight days (July 

Klwanls Club of Ocean City In DiMegto, TrUh McShane, Latin, country and rinmtnil. at The Claridge and at tht 

vancetalejare underway and and $5.50 win general ad- 

26) until Sheila Yatea will 

memory of their former club Mary Ellen Monte, Lorraine Miss Yates, who won a Garden State Arts Center, m the ptgMtfs 

tickets ihould be available mission for *3 JO, Fagan on 

crown • new Miss apt May 

member who died earlier thla Szalku and Kathleen Van- talent •ward at the recent among many. 

producer-director, wffi now at the Music Pier b> be reached at StHUI for 

County on the Mualc Pier. And 

year. Newman was also on toe derallce of Ocean City-, Owen Miss New Jersey Pageant for She win be Joined by Brian u Miete. Otbw . tarnation center. 

more information. : 

tickets for tha pageant, an 

pageant's board of directors Goldberg and Sheila Haodley her vocal presentation of Conover, Susan McCalln, mernbem lndod* 

official MIBS America 

far three years. 

of Upper Township; Rita Adete'i Laughing Sang, will Paul Burnley, Suian Stover, ftmlnway. Joe Fagm, Jtdt 

preliminary, are currently on The winner will represent Willis of Rio Grande; Maria- headline tht production. Leon Hut, Rich SUte*. Craig Brwlln, Bud Rlnck, JtoribUti Point concert series announced 

nit. 

the county In the 1967 Miss Elena Alflerl of WUdwood A Junior at the University of Hunt, tht Jersey Cap* Neall and Alyce Winum*. 

Eleven young women are New Jersey Pageant Cr«st; and Diane Henry of Hartford, Sheila has exDancers 

and the dance group Fagaa, who U the artftant 

f Point 

competing for the title and the More than 1600 In additional Lower Township. 

perience as a performer, Hash from the Young En- «*cuttve director, handlM 

recreation program U 

fOO Jack Newman Memorial scholarship awards is The pageant production will working with James Darren tertainers. 

an ticket wji*. Ha Mid ad- 

apomoring Its fourth annual 

ttatli*i*iM«t 

Scholarship, the largest in available to the runners-up. be developed around the 

Mils Cape May County The 11 young women theme "AmerUa'i Music." Little Miss pageant July 

history. The award U anseeking 

those reward* include Segments will highlight music 

annual donation by thePatricia 

Bowman. Antoinette forms like rock, Broadway, 

The llth annual little Miss 

Sea Isle City Pageant will be 

held on Monday evening, July 

28 at the Civic Center, 

Townsends 1 open to the public. For more 

infornatton call Kick Begun 

at 927-6253. 

JohnF. Kennedy Park on the HOSPITAL BAZAAR 

bay the next four Friday JULY 24 ON PIER \ 

Jacent to tea Ue City. IT* 

band to help Interview coo- evenings beginning at 7 The annual Shore Memorial 

o'clock. 

Hospital Bazaar on the Music 

entrants must wear l 

Featured will be July 18 the Pier will be 9 a.m. to 3 p_m. 

Thursday, July M, The event 

apply before July 5. 

Inlet, featuring Applications are availabk at 

the Brawn Street Chowder features homemade craft 

girls, ages 5 to 11 competing City Hall, 4416 Landl* Av. 

Society, Aug. 1 the Doctor of Items, Christmas decorations 

Rhythm Dixieland Band and and gourmet goodies and_li 

for trophies and the crown. 

Pauline Taylor U once able to hear them ineak. Aug. 8 Open All Night per- sponsored by the auxiliary 

Those eligible to enter be 

again serving as pageant 

contest are year-round and 

For additional Information, forming country nude. Ocean City chapter. Call 663contort 

Ma, Taylor at MtMt 

The concerts are free and 3670. 

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The Big Band of Al Raymond will be the at" 

traction on the Sea Isle City's promenade 7:30 

p,m. July 30 as part of the resort* s Wednesday 

evening summer concert series. Big Band disc, 

Jockey Dick Affiger of WWGC's Make Beliew 

Ballroom will emcee the ihow. The concert is 

free to the public and is presented in co-operation 

witt the city's real estate, agenti and «MJ: 

American Federation of Musicians. 

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FRIDAY, JULY 18,1886 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 3 — SECTION THREE 

pnsto by senior itudle 

Little All Camarone of Allentown studies a picture of wind surfers as 

artist Kathleen Pancoast, right, of Somers Point looks on during boardwalk 

art show sponsored by the Cape May County Cultural Art Heritage 

Commission. 

Gay'90s fair July 26 

:the Ocean City Historical tie museum, the event Is 

Museum, 409 Wesley Av. will designed to appeal to all ages. 

b» the site of a gala Gay 90s Boons will be set up under a 

tgir from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., yellow and white striped tent 

Saturday, July 26, rain or and elsewhere on the lawn. 

Antiques, collectibles, 

^Sponsored by theVriends of crafts, dolls, books, baked 

Roods and a white elephant 

table will be available to 

visitors. There will be prizes 

for children and refresh' 

ments. Entertainment will 

concert July 23 Include Walt Smith and Bin 

Breustle on the banjo. 

Sea Me aty will welcome, 

Committee members in 

the Mays Landing VFW Bud 

charge of the fair are Mlruara 

to the Promenade BandshcU 

Van Horn, Judy Smith, 

for • free city-sponsored 

Alberta Lamphear and Helen 

concert on Wednesday 

Kroesser. 

evening, July 23 as part of the Mrs. Van Horn announced 

summer concert series, there Is still time to rent table 

i Described as a typical âce for the craft and an- 

home-town band, It Is based at tique event. For information 

Mays Landing VFW Post 220 call 399-1B01. 

and Is under tht direction of The Historical Museum's 

AMa Kocher, who doubles on next tunwrf-the-eentury event 

trumpet 

will be a fashion show, "ISO 

years of fashions," 11 a.m. 

The band members come 

Thursday, Aug. 7 on the Music 

town aJJ. over South Jersey 

-Pier* J ... 

range In age from 13 to 78. 

fTATE OFFICIAL TO 

>DDRES3 CHAMBER 

%-' Kenneth LeFevre, deputy 

J -commissioner of, the NJ. 

Department of Commerce 

and Economic Development, 

Mil address the Greater 

Mainland Chamber of 

Commerce 7 p.m. Thursday, 

>July 24 at Harry's Ian, 

£om*ra Point. Cocktail hour 

•begins an hour before dinner, 

'tziit>tricindtKi 

•mmt iwHo* MM MMm 

b*«ki«MMMi 

Hurst f ravel' ,' ^. 

trial 

SJRT Guild seats officers 

Marine "MikT Garshman 

has been Installed as 

president of the Guild for 


Tneatre succeeding Dorothy 

P. Front. 

. Mrs. Garshman, a native of 

Brooklyn N.Y.J •ttendid 

Brooklyn College and 

received bar bachelor of arts 

degree from Temple 

University. She currently 

studies Sum! as • followup to 

her training In painting and 

drawing. She Is also a student 

of the theatre from the 

medieval to modem. 

Mrs. Garshman has been an 

wave voice in the political 

arena, served on a board for 

drug and alcohol programs 

and currently it a trustee and 

director with a Women's 

Center and Shelter for Abused 

Wives. 

With her husband, Daniel, 

they make their home In 

Maxine Garshman 

mowed by 20 years In New 

York City as a freelance artist 

and director of public 

relations in the medical and 

allied fields. 

Otter newly appointed 

Guild offlceri art; Viet 

President Robert McDonald 

of Ocean City, who sings with 

St Peters United Methodist 

Church and Master Works 

Chorus; Treasurer George W. 

Stephany also of Ocean City, 

who has devoted his adult life 

to the performing arts; and 

Secretary Mrs. Herbert 

(Shirley) Gottlieb of Ventnor, 

who Is active with the Jewish 

Family Service. 

The guild, the volunteer 

arm of theatre's governing 

board, is beginning Us fifth 

year of service U SJRT 

celebrates its 10 year as an 

Equity regional theatre. 

Book Mile Tuesday 

Are all of your favorite Ocean City Public uorary fat 

books falling apart or at your announcing the fifth annual 

friends' houses? Do youbook 

sale on July 22. 

Seaview Harbor in Eggreread 

the TV Guide because All books will sell for 28 

Harbor Township. They have you can't afford the high price cents each-Framed art prints 

two grown daughters. of books? Can you actually will also be sold for only |23. 

Outgoing president Frame 

see your coffee table because The sale will be held on the 

WB3 be public relations of- 

your supply of interesting library lawn at 6th Street and 

ficer for the Frankfurt 

books and magazines is near Ocean Avenue from 10 a.m. to 

Military Command during toe MTO? 

1p.m. In cast of rain the sale 

early German occupation and Don't give up, advises wttl be held Inside the library. 

Berlin Airlift. This was Robert Baggs, director of the Call 399-2434. 

photo By Unlorlhrflo 

Bill Breustle, Superintendent of the Music 

Pier, looks over the week's event schedule. 


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without wiping out your wallet. 

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Theatre board names new officers 

The board of trustees at 


Tl»eatre recently held elections 

for new officers with 

Mri, Howard F.W, Tiylar 

appointed the new chairperson. 

Other officers include attorney 

Mark Solfer, vice 

chairman; Mi. Teddy 

HOMESTEAD BAZAAR SAT. 

Wesley Homestead 

residents will hold Its annual 

bazaar from 9:30 a.m. to 3 

p.m. Saturday, July IS, at the 

Homestead, MS E. 8th St 

Open to the public. 

CKeefe, Secretary, and Mm. 

John FttzPatrick uidTUchard 

light (-©appointed taanr 

tad corresponding secretary, 

respectively. 

In addition, five new 

members have Joined SJRT'B 

board: Martha Mason, 

community relations director 

at Harrah'i Marina Hotel and 

Casino; Norman Hilton, 

president of John Moore 

Plumbing, and Dr. James 

Wilson II. 

Rejoining the board Is 

Walter J. Murphy, president 

of his own public relations and 

marketing association In 

Atlantic! City, who served ai 

SJRT'i board chairman for 

two terms. 

Another recent appointee I 

Philip W. KoeUg HI of Ape 

May Court House. He li 

president and chief ececutlve 

offletr of Marine National 

Bank. 

FERRAIU m 

CONCERT JULY IT 

Larry Ferrari, organ virtuoso 

and TV host, will appear 

at the Cape May County Park 

2:30 p.m. Sunday, July 27. The 

park la located 2% miles north 

of Cape May Court Home 

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Social iMurity, employen identification, credit card, telephone, licen. 

.elEand even 'pJbtiptkim. T*« Jtat appears to be endless. THese dap 

a name doesn't leem to mean anything. But, there U one exception we are 

pleaied to say and that Is in our family pharmacy, 

We fee] that if someone Is going to rely upon us for their vitally important 

prescription medicines and health-aldi then they deserve to have us 

make the effort to know them by name. We promise to try but if we forget, 

please help by reminding us 

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when you need a delivery We deliver promptly without extra charge. 

We welcome requests for delivery service and charge accounts. 

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Nancy Stott, a former 

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renowned Curtis Institute of 

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Scottish, Irish music 

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Shuf f lin' on by Ed veith 

Williams wins 11th Press Club 

Tint New Jersey mixed came within two discs of this 

The Sentnel-Udger's Tom championship. 

All together, Williams bat All awards, Indudtng 

on tap Sunday 

douUei championship was major accomplishment with • 

Wlllianu was honored While Bt'WHN, Us awards received 11 awards from the lor radio, nnqptpv tad 

played on our Ocean aty •eon of 83. Next In Urn, 

recently, along win Them wen for reports on another Press dub, Including five In photography, men prMMtad. 

complete with ktt, authentic Aourta July 8 and 9. Pr«nk Hoelile and Jack 

Lee and Norm Nealy, by the visit to the Royal Henley the last lix years. In 1977 he by Michael Scharmtn, ntwi 

The usual opening Schneider posted a 73 with 

Press dub of Atlantic City for Regatta by the Spartan crew became the only person to win director of WOND, at Otff 

wffl glvt a 

csrenisolis wire comhiii^^ Bob Hepler scoring 72. 

providing me bstt televlaed team, the UJ. Open golf awards in two separate media Atlantic ey will be Joined by the 

concert with traditional Irish muscle by taking three out of utilized. The winners In the 

coverage of Cape-Atlantic award with Bud Mnck. Jerwv NjJBPriL " • Tjf"«;1 

Colonial Boys of Atlantic aty, 

jigs and dances. The concert the top spots. The first three order oJ finish for the ladles 

League football, particularly 

in Irish bud consisting of 

wOl also feature a Scottl* top spots were all Ocean aty cUvislon were Elinor Wenhold, 

Ocean City and Holy Spirit 

piano, ancient Irish drums, 

ring-along. 

members. 

Dot CUm and Bertha Jones. 

high schools, on Cabl«n- 

and the penny whistle, an 

The concert i« free to the _ In the order of finish it was In the men's division It was 

tertalnment's Channel 2. 

#ni i j and Rita BereitoU, our Bob Hepler andNorman Mey 

It marked the flret tone In 

PLANNING A CRUISE? 

youngest competitor Dong wtthaperfectsixwln,thenEd 

the organisation's history mat 

SchiBltt playing with Mabel Urich and John Schmltt 

one ptrapn had beta honored 

BOOK NOW & SAVE 

Regan, Earl Cmerd playing We now have a new bit of 

in three separate media, 

with Ruth Good of Ocean activity to inUfiit our 

WuTlams bad pnrviously won 

UP TO'BOO" 

Grove and Joseph and Mary 

Gotham Trio 

m§mb§nhip; club ttam 

for his work with Tte Sen- 

Kalba Of Ocean Grove. In competlUon. 

Und-Ledger and with radio 

Pius Free Air Fare to your Ship 

consolation It was IsobeU and Thtri urn lour tiama 

stations WOND and WIIN. 

(on most cruises) 

in concert July 27 

Ed Greka first with Terri and Mmpetlng each Monday The Sentinel-Ledger's Tom Williams, right, His three writing awards 

Marty Edion, affiliation morning at 9 o'clock, Witt here with national Sportscaster of The Year Bob were for The Smtlinel-Led&sr 

These savings art on fop of the lint 

The Gotham Trio featuring No. I, We In B FMfnm Thf ;*" unknown. We congratulate all eight players on each team Costas of NBC, made hiitory recently when the stories about the death of a 

Cruises...ships you know! 

Dr. Leonard Klein of Stockton Anhduke. 

M these winners. 

playing on a different court Press Club of Atlantic City honored him tor his Lower Caps May basketball 

Explore exciting Port. In Ihi CafiMMan 

State College will perform the Funding for the free concert, 

The paddle game played on way week, we see another 

coach, the contribution! of 

or Expo 'M, Plut Alaika 

second of Its trio of free series, which Is open to the 

July 9 drew 80 players, Interesting competition. work in television. He had won in previous years 

former Ocean City glrU 

ductor Stan Delbler. summer concerts at the public, has been made , 

however, fun was had by all Thi tiBm captaina and for his writing with The Sentinel-Ledger and his 

Call The PrefMiianali Per Bttalli 

basketball star Diane blow, 

Jewish Community Center, available through the Jewish >* 

especially the big winners. team's name Include Phyllis work on radio. 

and a Raider trams player 612-Bth Strui 

Never B service charge 398-7450.J 

Currently the alto soloist at 501 N. Jerome Av., Margate Community Center, the,, The candy shoot was an Fisher oiIthi FJshir PUppir'i, 

who quit school but returned 

Margate Community Church 7:10 p.m. Sunday, July 27. Musicians Union Local 661- * outstanding success since it Johnette Hoelile of the 

Between Wesley a, pytan Av»fc J^Cfwi from Vanity Inn) 

to win a state title. 

and Congregation Beth Israel The all-Beethoven program 708, and Atlantic County. " > brought out so many players. Johnles Looney's, Doe bridge 

At WOND hi was honored 

In Northfield, Miss Stott will Includes Kckadu Variations, For mere information, „ 

Witt a possible score of 100, Robhlm of tte Doc'i Rodo 

for his coverage of the Special 

perform as a soloist on the Op 120 Trto in E Rat Op, I phone 822-1167. 

which was achieved only and fcnd Supple of the 

Ocean City Yacht Club Peg Walters, 122 and Margo Olympics, Holy Spirit's crew 

Music Pier with the Ocean 

twice In the history of our Budd's Bunnies. Budd's 

duplicate bridge results for Garuand and George Cutten, at the Royal Henley Regatta, 

City Pops Orchestra 8 p.m. 

dub, one of our members BunnlM are out In front with 

July I were: North-South 114. 

the induction of Atlantic 

Sunday, Aug. 10. 

me close. Peggie Caie 40 points. 

above average; Eve Kelly Contact Bridge winners on 

City's Pop Lloyd into 

and Stella Buoth, 132tt; July 10 were Marlon Rauch, 

baseball's Hall of Fame, Holy 

Charlotte Milllgan and Dr. 5,580; Peg Barker, 5,150; 

Spirit*! South Jersey \THE LUTHERAN HOME AT OCEAN VIEW 

16-34 DINNER 

A.J. DlMarlno Jr., 129*; Lucille Mlna, 4,910 and Dr. 

basketball title and the 

DANCE JULY » 

Jane Ann and John Bunting, Frank Adshead, 4,800. 

Phillies' World Series What Makes It Home? 

The 16-34 Civic Association 

122; Lucille Morrison and 

will hold its annual dinner 

Helen Kulp, 121; Connie 

dance Friday, July 25 at the 

Fearn and Mary Elnselen, WYOMING BRIDGE 

CONffTROCTiptl CORP 

professional, loving staff providing the fiiiist quality 

Nancy Stott Atlantic City Country Club. 

UIM and Peg Barker and Dot WINNERS LISTED 

"IINCI IfM" 

The event is open to members 

Intermediate, Skilled Nursing and Residential Care. 

Shupe, 116. 

Winners in the bridge 

and guests, The dinner will 

Oratorio Choir. She is taking 

East-West winners were games July 14 were Angela 

Delicious, nutritional meals served in our gracious 

WINDOWS 

begin at 7:30 p.m. preceded 

part in a European concert 

Jeanne DIMarino and Edna Valenti and Peg Harriett 

dining rooms. 

by a cocktail hour. Music for 

M«tMMi§tHlllMI 

tour with the Choral Arts 

Daniels, 1S1; Marion Rauch Games are played 7:30 p.m. 

dancing will be from 7:30 to 

Society for two weeks this 

and LueiUe Mlna, 133; every Monday at the 

11:30 p.m. Tickets are *25 per 

VINYL 

A peaceful setting in rural Cape May County 

month, performing In War- 

Marie Cullen and Fran Wyoming Hotel, 724 Ocean 

person. For reservations call 

saw, Berlin, Stuttgart and 

Metager, 129; Peg Wlegand Av. Proceeds are donated to 

RUMHllMWMMl 

Betty Stowe, 398-3952, or mall 

London with the Polish 

and Nancy Remmsy, 128V4; the Ocean aty Rescue Squad. 

Our chapel, available for quiet meditation and wor- 

a check to P.O. Box 703, 

3991331 

_ . - " / ' • . . . 

National Opera Orehiitra 

Winnie Leute and Vera For Information call Edith B. 

ship services for all faiths 

Ocean aty 08226. 

under the direction of con- 

New Jersey State mixed doubles consolation Turner. 125: Bettv Evans and Smith at 399-1764 or 399-6728. 

winners were IsobeU and Ed Greka and Terri 

Security and comfort in a religious family at- 

and Marty Edson. 

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Amy Baker is crowned Little Miss Peanut 1986 -| 

by outgoing queen Krlstine Kiphorn while y 

Rebecca Vasslldes, first runner-up th|^year, ^ 

looks on. TOe 4w#»*iy|«l^!y»nA Mf!* *^ pr \ft 

Baker of Llnwood, the ntWAueeii win represent^ 

the Northfield-Llnwood Kiwanis Club in various ':< 

civic events culminating with Us annual Peanut ;; 

Day drive In September. 

Sidewalk §3 Spectacular 

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Shuffleboard winners in the recent New Jersey 

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Sponsors of the Ruth 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

Devlin* Androlefwicz pace 'Newsmen* in court action 

By HANK ARMSTRONG Knight's Pharmacy moved 

League Director 

First-place Marksnews 

extended Its winning streak to 

eight In a row as action 

continued In the Ocean City 

Men's College Summer 

Basketball League. 

Marks, the class of the 

league, has gone through 

opponents like • cyclone 

through Kansas, destroying 

virtually everything in Its 

path. 

The Newsmen waited little 

time In disposing both Port-O- 

Call, 6M7, and Utterer's 

Luncheonette, 83-62. 

Tony Devlin (Lafayette) 

Instigated the Routs with 

Double-digit scoring sprees 

while teammates Michael 

Androlewlcz (Lehigh) and 

Bob Reilly (Loyola) 

dominated the boards. 

In other league action, 

Thomas S, 

Moore 

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into second place with victoria 

over French Realty and 

AnnarelU's Bicycle Shop. The 

one-two scoring punch of Mike 

Doyle (Textile) and Jiy 

Cleveland (Lyconung) led the 

Pharmacy attack,"* 

French Realty 'bounced 

tack with a S144 win over 

Boulevard Super Liquors. Al 

Neill paved the way with 24 

points tor ttw Frenchmen 

Nick Kfltslkis (Seton Hall) 

scored 28 points as AjuwrelU'i 

edged the Exchange Club, 62m. 

Boulevard trimmed 

Shoemaker Lumber, 55-44. 

Wayne Dilka waa the big gun 

for the Boulevard Boys with 

19 points. 

Pontlere Auto Service 

rounded out the week with a 

lopsided victory over 

Shoemaker, SMI. The 

Automen's Willie Philo 

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exciting preseason gams 

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Game proceeds benefit the 

John V. Man Fund for cancer, 

research and the New Jersey 

Press Foundation ' » 

The slam dunk contest wai the targest-crowd of the ywir, Ooltogi) to the kMgue'i 1986 

held Friday night during TJii Exchange Oub'i Mart dunk etamptaL Bumtrnip 

halftlme It was witnessed by Rlchardion (Camden County were Rich Rllie of 

Marksnews and Henry Reevy 

of Boulevard Liquors. 

Unfortunately, Gene The 

Dunking Machine Wato bad 

to drop out of the content due 

to a muscle tear In his left leg. 

Everyone is anxious to see 

Marksnews and Knight's do 

battle. They will have to wait 

until the playoffs. 

Marks won the tint encounter, 

87-79, but Knight's 

has Improved, It could be a 

whale of a championship 

pnoloty Peter MatWWfBn 

A loose ball has players ready to go for it. 

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£ Knight's Pharmacy .. 7-1 

3. Pontlere Auto 

Swtfas ,........« 

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& French Realty.,,....,,, 4-4 

a. Boulevard Uquon.... M 

7. Utterer's Luncheonette M 

a Exchange Club . M 

9. AjuanUi'i Bicycle 

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10. Shoemaker Lumber Co, 0-8 

pints by Psftr MicpMrton 

Super Liquors and French Realty players 

cluster under the net following a layup. 

Chiller Sport 

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lay 8. Ocean Pishing 

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William Nlckles Memorial 

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2. Miller Paint/Roy 

Hogin 1M-2 

IBevanConatrucUon 11-7-1 

4. Play land Amusements 114 

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All eyei are on the ball: is it two points or the 

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photo by Peter M«d 

Beneath the bucket, it's a jumble of armi and 

elbows. 

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FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1986 THESENTINE1 N.J. 

Miller wins ugly fish contest 

JMkHiUtrofSMvffitwai 

the grand prixe winner In the 

Hcond annual ugly flan 

tournament July U ipooMnd 

by the Deauvllle Inn, Stntb- 

0 

Flounder contest 

The Upper Townihlp 

fauber of ConroerM Is 

xmscring Ita •eendunnil 

Minder tournament Sunday. 

OyM. 

Prtees win be awarded for 

w top ten ftoi and door 

miixea wtn also be dlrtributed. 

HegistraUon li |4 per 

ereon nod the tournament 

rill be held rain or shine. Preeglstratlon 

can be completed 

it Jeff era Florist In Palermo, 

he Deauville Inn, at Levarl 

ftejerla and at Clayton'i 

(tSrlna uiMarmora. 

Iteglfltratlon on the day of 

he-tournament trill be bald 

rat the DeauvUle Inn and 

tend at I a.m. Welgh-ln 

i stopped at 4 p.m. sharp 

o fish will be taken after 

hat time. 

pjib can be weighed In at 

iAir the Deauvllle Inn, 

tfiithmere or Clayton'i 

lirina, Roosevelt Blvd., 

laimort. Free hot dogs and 

rhinlng prliu wUl be 

warded at the DeauviUe ton. 

whiner not present to 

%oo getting 

black bear 

The IOO at tte Cape May 

flinty Park will soon have 

he addition of a black bear, 

According to Leon Fulglnltl 

aecutlve dkector of the Cape 

May County Park Commission. 

A concrete foundation baa 

wen poured and the park la 

iwalflng the delivery of 

fencing to complete tte bear's 

age. The black bear waa 

Jonated by tte Bridgton Zoo. 

"We hope to have tte 

jrojeet completed In two to 

fine week! and be able to 

icsipt the bsar, "We'vt 

raised about {4,000 so far and 

funds are Mil coming in," 

tays FulginltL 

The park will be the site of a 

drcus on AW. 8 and 10 to 

bear 1 cage and geiieraFpark^ 

tnalntenance. 

The park U located IM 

north of Cape Hay 

House on Route 9 and 

Crest Haven Road. 

Golfing winnera 

are listed 

i in the July tournament 

Hayed at tte Cohanslk Golf 

bourse, tte team of George 

Rjuner, Nat Coitanta, 

^barley Weir and Don 

Johnson was the winner of the 

low-netrof-foursome for tte 

Mean City Amateur Golfers, 

kalph Oves, John Shearer, 

3trry Cochrane and Jhn 

Luddy finished second, and 

îy WU*MI, Bruee Mbblihouae, 

Joel Mott and 

ffiiward Houston were third. 

BobShotweU shotlow gross, 

arry AUridge low net, 65, 

Kibblihottie wmi ctoiest 

or Canyon 

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Fin Nor RMlt 

Shlmarfo 

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f Glmbaietits 

; cyalumM 

• TaaMfS 

and much mort 

Iffiler captured both the 

flnrtprlie for the M«g«rt flab 

wlthaSH-poandQounderaDd 

the ugly ftah award with a sea 

robin swallowing a sand 

aaun ml or Mr prixe will be 

ijotlflcd. 

New Jersey laws — h> 

duding mtotam fl Fishing with Miller, captain 

of the Jennifer L, was aeeond* 

place winner Charles 

Donovan of Ventnor wttti • 

lV*-pound flounder and John 

Huber of Ocean aty, thirdpriM 

winner with a Impound 

fluke. 

Other winners included 

Donovan and Dale Swarti, tte 

for fourth and fifth place with 

a 1 pounder; Huber for a 

wnd« toM^S-'p«niw; Dala 

tool 11 taAw - ^ ^ taTti Swarto, a one-hall 

observed and anyone y with flab pounder and Mr. Nastasl a 

under that ilia 

l 

will 

ill 

be 

b quarter pounder. 

Casting contest for kids July 19 

The city of Ocean City and 

the Ocean City Fiahlng Dub 

will hold Its annual boys and 

girls casting tournament 

starting »:S0 ajn. Saturday, 

July 19 off Tennessee Avenue, 

behind the golf course. There 

Is no registration fee. 

instructions on how to cast 

safely will be followed by a 

casting tournament for age 

groups 10 to 11,12 to 14, and IS 

to IB r«an of age. Prtees wtU 

be awarded. 

For additional Information, 

Call 39&-81B3. 

Jack Mffier, left, ii congratulated for winning 

firit place in the ugly fish tournament by Ken 

Brown of the Deauville Inn. , . ,„ 

SPORTFISHINB 

END OF 

THE LINE 

1979-43'KlttBriiSporttHh 

MARLW • TUNA • SHARK 

BLUERSH • SWORDRSH 

U.S.C.O.LIe.Ciptiln 

Available for Sportflshlno 

TBurnamtntsli Private 

Chartt rs, Max, 6 personi 

WINTER: Fla.8. Bahamas 

(609) 399-2169 

Black Bart Lures 

Schntlder Lures 

Savtnttrand Lure* 

Murray Bros. 

Bally) sixes 

Spilt Tall Muliat 

SpanltnMacKarel 

Ladyfish 

Eels 

Sword*. Merlin Squid 

Mustad Big Game Hooks 

Flying GaHs 

Dart Gaffs 

Rigging Supplies 

IN THE 

CAPE MAY 

COUNTY, N.J. 

YEAR ROUND 

FISHING 

Tournament 

Enioysomeofthe 

finest fishing on 

the last Coast 

along with great 


and FAMILY PUN 

WRITI FOR FISHING KIT 

In Ml, tup.May Court HSUH, 

N.'J.OIJIQ 

phsnbf SMIorttMie 

First-second-and third-place winners in the Deauville Inn recent 

fishing tournament are, left to right. John Huber, Charles P. Donovan 

and Jack Miller. 

Kids for Kids swim July 22 

The fifth annual Shore 

Memorial Hospital Kids for 

Kids lap swim Is 6 to 11 a.m. 

July 22 at the Mainland 

Recreation Association In 

Unwood. 

Swimmers have begun 

practicing for the event, 

which la sponsored by the 

Junior League chapter of tte 

hospital auxiliary and raises 

money for the pedlatrlc 

FLEA MARKET AUG. 17 

The Ladles Auxiliary of 

Somers Point Volunteer Fire 

Company No. 1 will hold a flea 

market 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 

17 at the Bethel Road 

Firehouse. Tables are f 10 for 

vendors. Call 927-7169 or 927- 

2255. 

SPORT PISHIN© 

AiOAHDTMfi 

OetanClty, N.J 

Cipt. itn 

piSftfano 

ALLIOlWIIiltT 

PROVIDED 

Marlln'Tuni" •Blues I 

•Sliark'PenWiek Rods 

IntcrnatiBMl Rtels 

(^,391.0781 or 4Z3-1SZ3 

department. Some $46,000 has 

been raised since the event 

began In 1981. 

The swimmers sign up 

sponsors who pledge money 

tor each lap completed. The 

SAGERHOLM, UFORT 

WIN ON THE LINKS 

Atlanae City Country Clu^ 

Women's Golf Association 

held Ita annual member-guest 

tournament July B when 

winners were Anne 

Sagerholm and her guest 

Julie LeFort with a net 60. 

Low gross winners were Jo 

Ann Shaffner and her guest 

Lisa Ellison with a 78. 

Now accepting business for the 

1986 season! 

swimmer who collects ue 

most money wins this year's 

grand prize of a portable color 

televison. , 

Second prize la a scooter; 

third prlie, a gift certificate to 

the Heritage Shop. MedaU 

and trophies are also awarded 

for those who complete tte 

most hips. Those swimmers 

earning »250. or more also 

receive a free fun day at 

Gillian's Pier in Ocean aty. 

Prizes will be awarded during 

a 8 p.m. ceremony Aug. 1 at 

theMRA. 

For further Information or 

to sponsor or register, call 

BW870. 

FISHIN'STUFF 

TACKLE SHOP 

Oeiin City's Largest i Most Gompiat* TieHit Shop 

Rods, Reels 8. lacklt, for Biy Fishing.to O«- 

Shore Big Game Fishing. 

Live and Froitn Baits. Shark Chym In ProMr 

Buckets 8. Slabs, 

Rod and Reel Repair • RM and Reel RMtill 

Crabbing Equipment 

UBis ine minute Plinlna (ntefmatlon 

FHIITIDi CHARTS 

621 Bav Avenue 

Ocian City, NJ 39B-6996 

• Serving South Jersey for over 25 years • >1 

Dolphin Canpas Products J 

AWNINGS • CANOPIES • BOAT COVERS 

Free Estimates (609) 428-0749 

AvalonPointe 

Marina Inc. 

"Quality And Service" 

EXCLUSIVE SOUTH JERSEY 

DEALERS FOR 

BLACK FIN 

fkcur 

IN-STOCK 1986 

27' Combi T/270 Crusaders 

29' Combi T/350 Crusaders 

29' Sport fish T/350 Crusaders 

32' Sport fish T/350 Crusaders 

ARRIVING THIS MONTH 

36' Convertible T/6-71TI, Diesels 

ALSO DEALERS FOR 

EGG HARBOR CHRIS CRAFT 

SEACRAFT SEAFOX 

GLASTRON; JOHNSON OB'S 

Quality Trades Welcome 

Low % Financing 

OPEN7DAYS 

80967.4100 

d.,Avij!dh«NlJ , 


Lynch takes gold, bronze ill 

nat'l wielding championships 

Ocean Clty'i Patrick IAynch 

was recently named the 

frj S wrestler 

In the AAU Junior Olympic 

National Championships as he 

aptartd the gold nudal in 

that event. Be ate captured 

bromemedal* In the freestyle 

and Qreco Homan events. 

Ijrnch, 14, won hU BM 

tew matches of the Sombo 

daas by superior decision and 

phuted nil opponent In tte 

finals to earn tte national 

title. 

He then defeated hla tat 

eight opponent! In the 

freestyle event, afl by 11 

points or better, but tort In the 

•emlflnaU, 10-8. to the 

eventaal champion. 

Lynch wrestltd In !• 

matches In the four-day 

tournament and captured 16 

by roperior deeMnl with tot 

m while lostlng two botfta by 

dote margins. 

A student at Ocean aty*f 

Intermediate school, to wai 

the defending champion maD 

three events. 

More sports news on page 13 

BAIT MENU 

muMtt M o MMBM o IÎM B Bkxttmnr* 0 Npt Onto! 

SnnnwoCHmnliULf llo Chum PFVlmf CUM n8u*«t 

gRVICI FUEL DOCK 'featuring 

Mobil ft Johnson Products 

| Brand Name Rods t. Reels • Lg. Ail!. Cqmm. Crib Traps 

• Oftlelii WtlghmuMr • f Midtrmy Agtni 

• •locked ft Biggtd let 



Presents... 

The Fastest Pumps 

In Town! 

GAS & DIESEL FUEL 

COMPETITIVELY PRICED 

• OPiN 6:30 A.M. fs 8 P.M. • 

Other Hours Available By Appointment 

3rd Street 

and 

Bay Avenue 

Mu 399-5011 

Ofy 

r /M>4RINtK. 

Ivaningi €28-2936 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

On Ocean City's Own 

Soat Fishing Fleet 

The Challenger 

4 Hour Fishing TWO Trips Daily 

8 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

Nife Bluefishing 7 p.m. Saturday 

—DEEPSiA— 

FISHING 

At Affordable Prices 

j "FREE" Rental Rod J 

I With This Coupon | 

j a $2.00 value | 

— MONDAY SPECIAL— 

25% OFF 

THiSiCONDFARE 

When you bring a friend 

Fishing, Offer Good 8 a.m. 

& 1 p.m. Trips. A $3,00 value 

——FRIDAY'S SPECIAL'—? 

EVERY ADULT ACCOMPANIED 

BY A CHILD... 

Goes For Child's Price 

A 15.00 Value 

Sailing from the brand new 



3rd Street 

and 

Bay Avenue 

call 399-6011 Evaning* 028-2936

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Advertisements for these columns should be in the of- 

fice of The Sentinel Ledger for the TUESDAY EDITION net 

later than Monday, noon for the regular classified section, 

(no too late to classify in Tuesday's edition) FRIDAY 

EDITION, Wednesday noon for the regular classified sec 

lion and Thursday noon foAhe too late toclasslfy section. 

DiaintHil 

One Time, u Werdt or Less,,,,,,,...,,.,. M.M 

(10" per (word exceeding 25 words) 

Ad Running 5 Coniieulive Times, 

with IS Words or Less, f 18.00 • 

Ads Requiring Box Number SIM additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50' EXTRA 

—All Classified Advertising Cash Basis— 

112 8th Street'. Ocean city.-N.J 08226 

Copy mailed in, given to representative or brought to of- 

fice personally, muitbs accompanied by cash or chick to 

cover coil. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy and 

convenience to customer, but payment fciust be received ' 

before advertisement will be set (n type. 

Help Wanted Help Wanted Child Care Prof I. Services Praf'l. Servicat 

• ••I, liT/kTI lAI.lt - N0fin.no. 

(Oirdtnil firm iitaMlihM » iraart, 

Twa (II liefftiid itlaspariani wltH 

iirni iiMrimci •!• lint In OCHU 

City. lr« lalfinalliiitM ami ntrt It 

nuk* mon.y Own.r on iSMIioli, Mim- 

Mr #i oc eo.ro si Hitiisri ma MLS 

•ng tantsiiliriiH, pull m»n«o.m.nt 

luppori with graguattg comniiiiun 

mg Intinliai lehMuif. MMtrn utility 

•nil iluiini •imaipniri (III Itr too 

(isanllal Intarvla* with "in woodi. 

WSM1 Aj.ncy, Inc., Martd at Wailav, 

111 0100 EH 

JOIN Ih. Rial liiata firm mat MI,,Mtil «ra you nltlat fsrf 

REALTORS* 

aoo-sooo 

FTP 

OFIH tsua dwN-Mautlfiii diinunt 

(M inn. Laaial' cnllaraiii' man'i. 

BtrcMI laving! It r«ur fulfamari. All 

fin! nullity fflarehingiw, eailanar 

iaMli ••••I! PlCOfl.. -Lll Cl.lborn. 

•Andr.w Sallar •VinMilna -a Wit) 

'Sail 'Nina 'Anialf! "Nifea and many 

m«n 113 It gna Irlta er up. lil.fM.M 

to ill.ioooo inclygai Mfinnlnf Invar) 

lory In itort training, tllfurtl InifillM, 

grand apanlng pfsmsiiani and round 

trip ilr Ian, Prwtlga Paiwani «i 111 

ml Ill 

Mobile Homes 

MOBILE HOME 

IMPROVEMENTS 

Roofovers Awnings 

Screen Rooms Hneloiures 

283-1182 

1HJOT TOUR IUMMII - ..p.r|,n 

eag Basyiiffar er msihtr'i halpar. 

4v.ll.ljH by ma lay. wam, iiimm.r 

Call JfHIai. Ill 

wTlk 00 •MFriFfriNa~-~(7 my 

nema. I iayi a waak, Vtry gees' with 

tniijran. Call iimjl, • II 

CHILD LARS iS" MY OCEAN CITY 

NOME - (Hurting itud.nl) .ny aga. 

Initially inclygti inl.nti, rundicappad 

inligran waicama, vary r..iTjUicDonald's?, go South 7/10 mile en 

New RO to CMarbrldgt Rd. (AD 

'tacon 1st Nat. Bank on earner), Tum 

riBht on cedarbrldge appro* Vi mile 

TgMII. 

827 5«7S 8538711 

P K RIPRMMlK BIKH i Blag CM- 

dltlon. Bulff If (sr UN. Sell Mr tnl ar 

Belt tiler, call m-nti, an tor Jtti.rjj 

*. _ _ aE »" 

BIC lAILBOARD—(used tneeh i»i, 

Maytag compact parfa-washer f7S, 

twin BM trenti, 110. Call MMI*f, 711 

pR~SALI-One doubH Bed, cemplale, 

Ugd CMdltlon. Round kllcrltn table ana 

ffhilrs, call ifllJI*. 711 

SALE^HH oil all giltware •leapt 

li. Ceurtney'i Corntr. Reule SO. 

hte, Friday, Saturday, Sunday II 

Ml 

OCEAN REEF 

Luxury TewnttsuM 

13 Genoa court 

Owner Must Sacrifice 

"BAYVIIW FURNISHED" 

Two BR, SW bath, W/D, 

D/W, O/D, A/C, M/M, In- 

clude! 3 pools Tennis 

Court, Club House, Security 

Guard, Reserved parking. 

Must see to appreciate 

OCCUPANCY AUG. 1 

609-398-0036 

1-215-542-Mii 

Inspection by Appointment 

7(1 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 


Two story situated on ovtr 

an acre of lovinoly main- 

tained grounds, plentiful In 

assorted fruit, flowering 

and shade trees. 

Pour bedrooms, 1 baths • 


insert • living room, dining 

room, enclosed side or sun 

porch off dining room 



galley kitchen • ful 

basement. 

Second Floor could be ren- 

fid or Uied as separate 

guest or living quarters. 

For the alert buyer 

$69,900.00. 

AIDON 

I UAkimrl 

390-3700 

LUXURIOUS 3 BEDROOM 1ST FLOOR CONDO, 

With every conceivable amenity. Fully equipped kitchen, 

wall to wall carpeting, 2 baths, one with whirlpool tub, 

fireplace, air condition end economical gas heat. 

Beautifully furnished. One short block to a guarded beach 

in Southern! Excellent rental property. Asking 1149,000. 

I, LESLIE LAWRENCE 

Realtor 

4801 Central Avenue 39M014 

AAidtewn DupiDSE otters 

convenience to shopping, 

fples, wall-to-wall ear- 

peHng «. relaxing porches, 

I BRS, 1 baths In each apar- 

tment. Year 'round in- 

come. 

Vacation at tht Jersey 

shore In your S bedroom i 

home lust t short block! : 

from the beaeh. Park your 

two cart In the garage, 

relax on tht KTMned patio, 

enjoy family yard names, 

and walk to .hopping, 

recreation and public tran- 

sportation. All this and 

mort for lust 1125,000.0011 

Immaculate duplex en . 

quiet street! I front por 

ches, 40x115' lot, J 

bedfooms, 1 baths, yetrly 

and seasonal Income. 

si«o,gou. 

Beautiful 2nd floor 31 

bedroom condo In excellent 

condition features alr-eon- 

ditlontr, etlling fan, •tan- 

ding electric fireplace, and 

a rear deck. Condo fee in- 

cludes heat, hot water, 

water, sewtr, and lan^ 

dieaplng, $72,500.00. 

IT HAS TO H SHARP POR THE mTMSULJSI 

ALi-ialurelBy, July If. Iili 

a.m. IIH west Ave, Billet, clothing, 

Htntri! hoiitthold arllclet, 7-11 

QARAOB SALB-NiugirildB brown 

ulabad, grnn racllnar t 1 tranga 

cnairl, all good tondlllon. Small par. 

l(tla alfc. wuhlng machlnl I rnlu, 

rtabiariild lit mi. tat, 1 lo 11 M July 

I frtri. i |]g canlral Ave. O.C, 711 

TW0~Wl.L.*wa¥ COTS-tIS aaih, 

Playiieri 111. Call Nimsl. Ml 

1*00? OROI'LIAP—Pint Har»atl 

Tablt. iicallinl condition. (]fs llrm, 

rtartaijle dlltiwaintr, lufchtr BlKk 

f>4, at ii, 17s, call alter • p.m. til-atll. 

•fl 

Itii 11" MAMS BIK6-70" flrls ang 

»" toys blkt, < klichen chairs, Mby 

ltrtillir, nlca canglllDn, TV slang, Call 

IH-IIM, ••>• 

OARAOE SAUB—SlturcHV. "!». I 

, iiBi, No early Blrgtl CKIWren's 

I dottilnu, ttyt, houi.hold Item!. Eltf- 

ttli aril!. OlrMl • plett Beclrtfrri let 

won lull tlia cant»y BM. 111 I, 

nMBright Rd. »-!• 

BQYi II"—Ichwlnn, Stingray blcyclt 

tr ceftflflan. Call )«-"»J. Ml 

ttaHAOB SALE-twin ang (ouble Begt, 

(urn.tura, lamps, paint, mlcrawave 

STSIIH, ale. sat, July if, IS » 1 P •"• 

)IB Albury Av.. ''• 

''• 

LI VINO ROOM iET-Preanr, hope 

etyjil, Pucn miPM, willMI and bench. 

f/M MMIM. " 

TV-BCA IIU. Ilia, will 

. Call )«•!»»!. . '*

PAGE 10 - SECTION THREE 

WRAP-AROUND PORCH • 

Juit one of the features of this charming duplex with 

custom wood accents throughout. Great far year round 

living PLUS Income. 

$110,000. 

\ * UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW * 

Of ke Inland waterway and sunsets. This J bedroom ran 

cher boasts of an expansive cedar deck, new bath, and 1v> 

car gauge. 

Mike if yours for ST»,800 

BETTY JOHNSON 

RIAL ESTATE, INC, 


398-4044 

RE. For Sale 

OCSAN CUT - Itartf w elfin ipan, 

lint Moor, Hill Itreet area, toco, tie 

Si, II. ISM monthly Intis, Nut, call 

Birgt, H.mr. Itf-4Jli. l| 

BOO BAY CONDO UNITS 

jouth tower corner 

wraparound units, full 

amenity package plus eat 

in kitchen. Spectacular bay 

views Second and fourth 

floors. 

North tower owner wants 

Offer, Corner units fan 

tastle bay/city views. 

Features ail amenities plus 

pool, parking and security. 

Call to inspect. 

Tfw 

0ia 

900 lay Towen an the Bay 

3ti7,71 


RE. For Sale 

lth H¥ view. Two 

badrsems each unit, gieallant rtnlil . 

nilfgry tDan Ifrgil Is puSIK Boal Hun 

€li, Eemmyniiy Ctnltr, theppins ins 

Mich! Large III CIII oanMr It! Mil gr 

I »i >3i-O3» 7 11 

SOUTHINB 

mg¥ri tram 

list. 

REALTORS 

FRANKLIN 

WILLIAMS 

CHOICE BW WAT1R •av »-,% Horn*, 3 

gas, 1 

?nt con- 

CBNTBALLV LOCATED 

eondflminium, 3 tudroomi, 

1 baW, offered furniihed. 

Onlyt*5,oooiu 

NEAR BEACH charming 

older home tastefully 

remodeled. 4 bdrms., tVt 

baths, 2 open porches and 

off street parking. Asking 

ttii,K», 

•ay area, Fourbdrms., IVi 

Mthl, heated cottage with 

etraga, closed shower rm., 

hies ftir yard, walk to ree, 

fKlirtltt an«u itores. 


Two br. .1 bath ea, unit, 

Convenltnt to beach S. 

•hopping. Offered turn, at 

i*f,»eo. 

New Uiflni Two family 

iltuated en ipaclout let In 

ilent location. l»tf1.2 

ana II, 1 Mrm, 

iplifi with Waterfront 

view*. Mking Si 18,000. 

Furnished. Inspect today- 

tti*r*ra home 4 bedrooms, 

a bafht, living room, dining 

room, family rm. with 

flrtp, nice second II, deck & 

Ft»,rm,C«ll today. 

Exceptional Investment 

Opportunity, heated two 

family, J ana 2 bedroom 

units, Includes storage 

garage. Gross yearly Income 

$10,200,00. Lilted 

$94,900. Don't hesitate. Call 

today! II 

Two br. corner cottage 

situated on double let, offered 

furn. Only 169,900. 

Looking for an Investment? 

Three bdrms., 1 bith 1st fl. 

eendo. Central loc. Low 

maintenance fee. Call 

today. 



Owner moving 

and anxious to sell, 

Riviera home 

situated en spacious 

corner let consisting 

of liv, rm. with 

weodburn, stove, din, 

rm,, kit,, J bdrms., J 

full baths, 2 fam, 

rms,, greenhouse 

and solar hot water. 

Offered at $154,500, 

then 1149,500, now 

reduced to 1144,900. 

Say area, heated 3 

bedroom cottage with liv. 

rm., din. rm, kit. and 

sunreorn. Sti.SOO. 

BAYFRONT 

MAINTENANCE FREI 

family sized home, liv, rm., 

f/p, din. rm., Ig. kit, 

sunroom, i bdrms,, 2Va. 

baths + garage, deck k 

boatsllps. Prime location, 

Inspect now! 11 

iOlAb INVESTMENT 

Two level two bedroom, IVs 

bath ( condo unit only 

194,900!!! 

TWO 1DRM.' 


immediate occupancy. 


194,900! 

LAGOONFRONT 

WALNUT ROAD, excep 

tienalty maintained home. 

Consists of liv, rm,, din. 

rm., kit., cozy family rm. 

w/f/p, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, 

garage, 2 boatsllps and 

MORI- Asking$215,000!!! 

RARjE FIND Legoenfront, 

two family on spacious lot 

Includes two large boat 

slips. Asking $197,000, 

THREE BEDROOM 

heated cottage with Ig, 

deck and 3 boatsllps, new 

vinyl siding. Inspect today 

$159,000. 

Mull M 

1st ••« Bllei , Call Ml- 

GARDENS PLAZA 



kitchen, bedroom and bath 

All appliances, heat, con 

trai air, pool and parking, 

II 19,900 furnished 

mi 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Park Place • Baaeh 

iff-SJil 

Lagoonfront, 2 story, liv 

rm., din, area, kit. 4 IRs, 

IVi baths, 1 ear gar., tent,air 

& 3 boat slips. Owner 

anxious, Inspect today. 

LUXUHIOUSJ^* 

Condo 

cent. 

'.eon 

and 

Riviera lagoonfront, liv, 

rm,, din., kit., 4 bdrm*., IVa 

baths, den, fam. rm. with 

firep,, central air, dock and 

1 boats!Ips, A must see 

home!!! 

ARKANSAS • AVI., 3 

bdrm., 2 bath horns with 

den, enclosed sun room, 

many nice features, 

situated en spacious well 

landscaped let. Asking 

1215,000, 

Considering a bay or 

lagoonfront rental? 

Contact the waterfront 

specialists 

today at 1995711, Let 

us Introduce you to a 

whole new way of 

life! II 

1330 BAY AVENUE • OCEAN CITY. NJ 08226 • (609)399.3711 

f There will never be 


like Ocean Reef . 

t 

-a 

* ,.* 

ere 1 * four chance! The final luxurious 

phase ot Ocean fleet Is now available 

. — lor those who enjoy the finest In life 

and terrific value 

Whether you are looking for a primary 

;', * ^ 1 v«. Oetan Itoef In Ocean City. These spectacular 

'*>? -?*»%?«•' w»af*v»lnnln9 2 and 3 bedroom residences 

f < *1^ l ^^*watidonaao-acrev«terfrontfiltt...for 

'Wa. (Imply kw* BoutlMfn CalHontM. Ttw 

OCMO ftoei •nvtonmtnt imtn* u* ffMl »t» 

^ m o d,, w o p f 

(shed models and select your private residence 

tor occupancy this summer. Hujry,• h **J.{? 

right. There will never Manother opportunity 

like Ocean Beef Club. - 

RE. For Sale 

RE. For Sale 

Nf VE« SEfN ANYTHING UKE IT1 

A CONTEMPORARY FIRST FLOOR 

BEACHFRONT CONDO 

FEATURING: 

Great room, dining room, kitchtn, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, showtr & changing 

room, • Tiled entry foyer a. kitchen • JennAir 

range • custom kitchen cabinetry • incrementa! 

heat pumps • Electric water shut 

off • pre wired AM/FAA stereo 8. intercom 

• custom recessed lighting 

throuflhout * security system • fireplace • solid 

wood doors • Bali blinds • much, much more, 

BYAPPOiMTMiMTONLY 

A MEMBER OF THE SEAR8 FINANCIAL METWOBK 

COLPUJeU. BAHKGR • 

ISLAND REALTY 

iZHDftWiSTAVi. 8183836 

*n MmnMIr OwM m mm Mints M ColJwll tofts BBMB«I WriMW. te 

INCOPCORATID 

REALTORS 

'ALTORS* 

OPEN HOUSE 

11 SPRUCE ROAD, OCEAN CITY \ 

SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1 to 4 P.M. 

•xeeptlonaiiy eluan, single family. Three bedroom, 1V4 

baths, gas heat, Off street parking. Asking $134,900, OPP. 

11th 8, Bay, 

A great buy I Three bedroom house with gas heat and centrally 

located, priced to sell at 151,000, 

Lovely J bedroom, 2 bath single home, recently 

renovated. Everything stays In this home. Must be seen! I 

$139,900. 

One block to beach, This property has extra lot. Guest 

house with e bedrooms, 2 bath? plus a heated 3 bedroom, 2 

bath apartment. Car garage and off street parking for f 

ears. Porch plus upstairs deck. Partly furnished, working 

fireplace Very good condition. Super Investment with a 

possible income of S3O,0M/year, 1270,000, 

Ocean City's most spectacular new beachfront, YOU name 

If, this home has It, Must see fo believel I4lf ,900/unlt. 

This first floor home, in excellent condition, is en one of 

the Seuthend's nicest beach blocks. The carpets, air conditioning 

system and gas furnace heater are brand new. 

Kitchen is fully equipped. This Is an opportunity to buy info 

a great location. At $234,000. 

Magnificent beachfront corner first floor with 4 

bedrooms, t baths, laeuttl, central air, fireplace, hardwood 

floors, modern kitchen and baths, Florida room, 

and a wraparound deck with ocean views. Over 2000 sq. ft. 

of living space, One-of aklnd. At 1439,000, 

Five unit building on an oversized let with 13 parking 

spaces. Income of S16,000,for the summer Of 17M,. Full 

baths and kitchens In every unit, Three 1 bedroom units 

and two 2 bedroom units. Fully equipped and fully rented 

11 Must ste at !!4J,ODO. 

Super Value!I A 3 bedroom ham* In Ocean City under 

S68.00O? Yup! I Good schools, good neighbors, good living, 

Call usfergn appointment, $64,900, 

Beach block, S bedroom, single on a duplex lot. Great 

location. Off Street parkins. Priced at $139,900. 

Great location to be en|oyed as Is or as a site for a duplex 

Onfy 1 Block off the beach Convenience and location In 

this3 BR, 1Vt> bath on a 30x100' lot This fs a heated proper 

ty which rents well summer and winter Call today. 

1135,000 

The front of this fabulous contemporary duplex is all glass 

and the ocean views from the over sized front decks are 

terrific 1st floor $235,000; Ind floor $279,000 

Extra large lot in beautiful gardens area. New roof, new 

storm windows, fenced yard, plus gas hot water heat. 

$134,900 - 1 '' ' 

Excellent beachfront duplex for under $500,0001 Has approximately 

$35,000 In rentals for the 1984 season. 

Assumafalt mortgagel!! TO qualified buyer, super< Investment 

triplex! Extra, large rooms with front and back 

decks Two Units have 4 bedrooms each with 1 plus bath. 

One unit has 3 bedrooms with l bath, Heated. Three car 

garagetpoll 

Orte block from beach! Six year new duplex. 3 BR, 2 bath 

R.E. For Salt 

NO OBLIGATION OF COURSE 

WE WILL GIVE YOU A FREE 

MARKET VALUE OF YOUR 

OCEAN CITY PROPERTY. 

CALL TODAY 

CALL 

"THE SELLING OFFICE" 

309-25OO 

Inlcfrlfy 

FRIDAY, JULY 18, IW6 , 

RE. For Sale 

J.MUSSO.INC, 

HEALTORS 

3329 West Avi. 

SINGLES 

• One of a kind home at 21st and Central Avenue lust listed. 

This well maintained property has 3 large bedrooms. Hug* 

living and dining rooms, heat and a detached 1 ear garage. 

Asking S11S.0M, Partly furnished. 

DUPLEXES 

• New listing centrally located on lighth Street. First floor 

has 1 bedrooms, l bath and a garage. There's a nice 1 

bedroom apartment upstairs rented yearly Listed for 

$112,000. Call new for an appointment. 

• Brand new Duplex near ing completion on Asbury Ave, 

Near 23rd Street. This qualify constructed property has 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas heat, central air, fireplaces. 

Skylights, storage rooms, and much more. Better hurry 

on this one I 

CONDOS 

• Second floor 2 unit condominium at Village Court, juit 

listed for $131,000. Beautifully furnished and in meticulous 

condition. Don't miss this I 

• lest value on Central Avenue Is awaiting your Inspection, 

If you're a prudent Investor. This brand new second floor, 

eendo at 21sf Street has three bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 porches, 

and a very attractive design. Just reduced to $1S?,900. 

Hurry! 

• 500 Bay Towers units available, we have lust listed three 

2 bedroom units in the North towtr with beautiful views 

of the Pool and the bay. Call now! 

• Two units at Village Court available, fully furnished and 

mostly rented for the summer season. One two bedroom 

unit and one 1 bedroom unit. Both for $139,500. 

• Ocean views are lmpre»sive from this new listing at llth 

& Wesley Avenue. Both four bedroom, 2 bath units are 

now available, fully furnished, and fully rented for the 

summer. Priced right at $190,000 1st floor and $112,000 

second flour. 


Ocean City, N.J, 

0122* LB 

a*MARR AGENCY 

REAL ESTATE 

New Condos and Duplexes 

on Central Ave., Fully furnished, 

starting at 

$119,900.00 Builders close 

out...Don't miss these 

bargalnsw/amennies galore 

This lovely home In a quiet 

neighborhood is convenient 

to Ocean City's finest 

beaches, 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths, family room, 

beautifully landscaped. 

$122,700.00. 

HOP, SKIP 8, JUMP TO 

BEACH! 

Mfoe 3 bdrm', 3 bath 

fowrthogse with rooftop 

deck. Nicely, furnlshtd 

w/all appliances Including 

air conditioning and 

fireplace. $183,900.00. 

A perfect property for the 

iReal' Estate . Investor 

looking for a new 3 

bedroom, 2 bath fully fur- 

.nlshtd and equipped 

(Duplex with features that 

Include fireplace*, celling 

fans, skylights. A, must see 

'property for ttie serious' 

buyer.$310,000. ', • =' 

»09— 

3997014 

. i 

493S West. Brand new sldeby 

side Duplex eondemjnlums 

situated on a 

large lot 43x90. Plenty of 


building, 3 bedrooms, i.s 



(turn key) il49,»00. Per 

side. 

New 2nd floor conlemporary 

Condo on oversized 

Asbury Ave, lot. Fireplace 

and cathedral celling in 

living room. Unit has air 

conditioning, front and 

rear decks. Great location, 

must see. S1M,900, 

Beautifully furnTshed Jnd 

floor Condo, 3 bedroom, 2 

bath with fireplace, decks 

overlooking Inland waterway 

and iay area. 

$139,900.00. 

J 

Beachfront Con 

domlnlums Luxurious two 

bedroom units located on 

the "Gold Coast" at 28th & 

(Wesley Ave In Ocean City. 

All amenities, spectacular 

views, and Inexpensive 

prices, e units left. Priced 

fromSlW.WO -,»MM0O.¥{ 

u 

FRIDAY, JULY IB, 1988 

Del I Sandwich shop 

presently in operation, 

fully equipped and has endless 

possibilities. Ex 

cellont business location 

with plenty of parking, A 

super 3 bedroom apartment 

on 2nd fl. and 696 sq 

ft. garage. All offers considered. 

Just listed at 

1315,000,00, 

Excellent opportunity to 

make $40,000,00, Heated for 

ytar round use, 17 rooms 

rsady to go. Good eon' 

dition, good location. Call 

for additional information. 

Listed for $179,500.00. 

Full service restaurant 

open & operating, hot spot 

corner location. Take advantage 

of the tourist 

season & buy today, 

iuslness & real estate for 

$179,900.00. . 

t The 

KOMMERCIAL KORNER 

RE. For Sale 

•eautifui hotel with pool, 35 

guest rooms, laundry ft 

parking. Owners apar 

tment, outstanding 

location, call today for ad 

ditional Information on this 

well established note) 

LIMM) at $315,000.00. 

Quest house with 17 rooms 

and a restaurant on the fir 

st floor. Excellent location 

First floor could be used for 

commercial space If 

desired. Just listed at 

H95.0O0.0O. 

Long established Guest 

House with 3 apartments & 

12 guest rooms. Excellent 

condition In good rental 

area Being sold com 

pletely furnished. Listed 

for$179,i00.00. 

tstate 

1717 Aiburv Avenue 

399-1612 

SMlifTmnNMttf larMBsftaHM 

14M44M17I 

Farnwrlf irua f Mll«r, 

SALE L 

53* 

New Listing Waterfront 3 

boat slips, 4 bedrooms, 2 


with fireplace and built in 

bar, central air Price 

reduced to $215,000 furn 

Offers considered. 

New listing, Bungalow 

near Ninth and Bay, 3 

bedrooms, living-dining 

room, polished oak floors, 

aluminum siding, detached 

garage. Asking $U,000 unfurnished. 

ef: > 

The King of iwlng. Benny 


In the Ws and «*s. Ranch 

home with living room with 


wMdstove, family room, 

dining room with open 

wunier to centra! kitchen 


bath, carport. 

bath 

NiW LISTING 

STINQS 

Sandpebbles Condo 

minium. One bedroom 

duplex unit located near 

boardwalk, schools, churches, 

shopping and tennis 

courts. Price just reduced 

fo $74,500. 

SOD lay Condominium, 

Two .bedrooms, 2 .baths 

(13M squari feet) spacious 

living on the bay with untold 

amenities and use of a 

swimming pool, Asking 

$110,000, 

New listing. Snug Harbor 

Lagoon duplex, Upper unit 

has wraparound deck, 

large llvlng/dlning room, 1 

bedroom, tile bath. Lower 

unit has open porch, living 

room, eatin kitchen, % 

bedrooms, tile bath. One 

ear garage. Dock and 2 

boatsllps included. Call for 

appointment. 

apartment above featuring a 

^ l 

- 

c a 

" 

f o r 8Ppoln 

NORTH AT WESLEY 

3980200 


R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

OCEAN CITY 

Immaculate, three 

bedroom, two story 

eolonla I with family room, 

two baths and In move-In 


floors, modern eat-In kitchen 

with formal dining 


vinyl tiding, private 

parking, $119,000, 

Weeks-Macmurray Inc. 

Realtors 

6468070 

LEASE PURCHASE 

Magnificent 2 story Villa 

Tewnhome at the Sands 

Greate«Boy Coutry Club, 

Twe Sdrmi., fv^ Mths, tunittii 

living room w/lrpi tmlr.l tip 

FULLY PURNIIMIB. ONLY tU4,J» 

L1AJI PURCNMI AVAILAiLB 

Rani For Summw, Apply SMI At 

Bavfl Payifiiflf, 

CALLNOWTOIMtPBCT 

191-1131 

Amtricln H.iorl Malty Corp 

isuinndptiiM Man-Mi 

inn l Aioury AV« o.C 

TWO FAMILY 

Couple minutes walk to fine beach at Renniyn Place. Both 

complete furnished apts., 3 bedrooms each. Front por 

ehes, etc. Second floor year round apt. with gas hot water 

heat Attached oarage, $13*,9QO. 

Three apts., North section residential area, Ti% blocks to 

beach. Consists of first and second floor units with 3 


bath, front porches. Third floor complete ! bedroom apt. 

used by owner, all units furnisr|ed. Rear detached % ear 

garage and additional off Street parking. Good condition. 

Lot M.SX130', Listed at 1131,000. 

Heated cottage next to beach block, North section. Plenty 

of parking. Three bedrooms, IVj battis, all electric, fur 

nlshed, detached garage, Side drive. Asking SI 10,100, 


Realtor 

36 ATLANTIC AVE. 39H-6011 

EIGHTH ft OMAN AViNUH • 

[OCEAN COLONY CONDO • MS OCEAN AVINUI • S9B-71« 

TRIPLIX 

Four bedrooms each floor, all units heated and furnished. 

Off street parking, large lot, beach block. Income over 

$26,000, $265,000. 

QUADRIPLIX 

Three bedrooms, 1 bath In front duplex, heated and furnished. 

Rear building contains one bedroom and 2 

bedrooms, one block from beach. Yearly income $24,000 

plus. Listed at $210,000. 

DUPLEX 

Thret bedrooms first floor, J bedrooms second floor, both 

units heated and furnished, off street parking, close to 

beach, move-In condition. $119,900, 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Three bedroom, 1 bath rancher, large corner let, new gas< 

heater. A real buy at 175,000, 

OCEAN COLONY CONDOMINIUM 

Ocean City's best kept secret, One, 2 and 3 bedroom units, 

furnished and unfurnished Includes pee?, parking, sauna, 

lounge, security and much more. Starting as low as 

I93,SQO, 

CONDO 

Beach block, one bedroom fully furnlshtd, excellent condition, 

off street parking, super summer rental location. I 

$63,S0O. ' 

THOMAS J.PALERMO 

New Condominiums close tc 

southend beach. Each floor 

has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

eiee. heat pump, central 

air, fireplaces, storage and 

parking, maintenance free. 

All appliances 8, carpet. 

First floor is $19S,000 and 

second floor Is $201,000. 

New Listing - New Con 

struction. 

4 bedroom, 2 bath condos 

located at m*U West 

Ave, Elec, heatpumps and 

central air, fireplace and 

garage. Fantastic view 

from the decks of the sunset 

and waterway. 40x100' 

lot. Call for more Information. 

1st fl, $149,900; 2nd 

fl. $159,900. 

This 1$ a splendid opportunity 

for some family who 

wants to live in CJcean City. 

An affordable price for a 

nice house in an excellent 

year-round location. 3 

bedroom, 1 bath with gas 

hot water baseboard heat. 

$120,000. 

4 Plex building with vinyl 

siding. 

2 bedroom, 1 bath with alec 

BB heat, 

5 bedroom, 1 bath with 

elec, SB heat, 

2 bedroom, 1 bath with oil 

BB heat, 

2 bedroom, 1 bath with oil 

BB heat, 

All currently leased yearly, 

$225,000.00. 

Sardens home elose to 

beach, IVi BR, 2V> bath, 

new kltehen, fireplace In 

living room, gas hot wafer 

heat. Owner wants to sell. 

Reduced $118,000. 

The woodlands Condo, ad 

lacent to the Atlantic City 

race track, 1 bedroom plus 

den, first floor eendo with 

Robinson alarm system' 

central air. Tennis courts, 

pool In complex. Condo fee 

only $71.00 monthly Includes 

. security, trash 

removal, water & sewer. 

Priced In the SO's. 

Sldeby-slde townhouses 

being sold as a duplex 

building. 3 bedrooms and 

family room with 2 baths 

each side. Fireplaces. Off 

street parking. Perfect for 

owner occupancy or condo 

conversion. $239,000.00. 

lager 

421 Batiorsoa Rd. 200 34th SI. 111 Atlantic Me,I. 

399.0041 390-8822 399-1BE* " 

COASTAL 

REALTY 

: L cTv c Nr 399-3889 

NEW LISTING Two family property completely 

remodeled interiors. First floor features 2 bedrooms. 

Second unit has modern kitchen and one large bedroom 

Bxeellent yearly rental income, Ohiy $9S,000. 

NIW LISTING 1 unit apartment building on Atlantic 

Avenue, i bedrooms and 1 bath in each unit, All units rtn 

fed y»arly. Approx. $21,100 rental income. Asking 

$139,000, 

BAYPRONT CONDO great view of Intracoastal waterway 

plus your own boatsiip. 2 IR, v/t bath, A/c units, all appllancfa. 

Call for your appointment today. Only $131,000. 

IDEAL STARTER HOMI large Single family twin home 

In beachblock ef 4th St. Includes S BR, ivt bath, ell heat 

plus off street parking for 2 cars. Excellent iummer/wln 

ter rental history. Only Wl,M0. 

PLYMOUTH MANOR CONDO Here's a chance to own 

your own vacation place In the heart of Ocean City. Only 

steps to boardwalk and Music Pier. Excellent summer/winter 

rental history. We have one bedroom for 

S68.O00. 2 bedrooms for $12,100. Call to preview. 

BEAUTIFUL RANCHER This one won't last long. Just 

listed on Spruce Read in the prestigious bayfront area. 3 

bedrooms, iv3 baths, eatin kltehen plus dining room. 

Large let with one car garage. Must seel Only $127,900, 

SOUTH DENNIS Two story contemporary on beautifully 

weeded lot in new development. Screened In rear porch, 

fireplace with tile hearth, cul-de-sac, vaulted celling in 

master bedroom, tile foyer, includes all appliances, w/w 

carpeting, mini blinds and thermopant windows. Only 

MS,000. 

COMMERCIAL BUILDING ideal for tradesman or office, 

over 1200 sq, ft. Parking In rear plus security alarm 

system. Reduced to sell fast, $55,000. 

SOUTH END CONDO 

Modern second floor unit, ) bedrooms, 2 battis. deck, unfurnished, 

close to beach. Yearly tenant. Income approx. 

$7200, Priced at $121,000. 

INVEST NOW 

First floor 3 bedroom condo, centra! air, short distance to 

beach, almost new. SI55,000. 

Duplex, excellent condition, completely updated, off 

street parking. First floor 2 bedroom, 1 bath apt. Second 

fleer 4 bedrooms, l full bath and 3 half baths. Unit must be 

seen to be appreciated. 

ENJOY NIGHT IN VENICE HERE NEXT YEAR 

Luxurious air conditioned bayfront with 2 large 

bedrooms, family room, laundry room, 2 car garage, Andersen 

sliding doors fo patio and lagoon on first level. 

Second level 2 large bedrooms, large deck, living room^ 

dining room and fully equipped kitchen. Three boat Slips. 

Asking $270,000, 

SELLER WANTS ACTION 

Three unit North end complex, 2 and 3 bedroom apts., 2 

car garage plus large back yard. $134,wo. 

CONTEMPORARY BEAUTY 

Spacious luxury, second floor bl-level condo. Three 

bedrooms, 2 baths, cathedral ceilings throughout, 

fireplace, deck with ocean view, garage plus ample 

parking, SOxlOO 1 lot, inttrior decorated, turnkey 

operation. SliB.OOO furnished, J158.000 unfurnished, 

VAST ATLANTIC BLVD. & BATTF.RSEA RD. 

34TH « CENTRAL AVE. 

398-2800 

398-6200 

Beachblock duplex • Ocean 

Viiw». just 2 houses from 

the beach. This 4 & i 

bedroom apartment Is 

already to sell, Nice deck 

overlooking the ocean 

above a 2 ear garage. 

Asking $259,500. 

Beachblock Single. Only 

$129,500. 

Beachblock cottage for 

year round use. Three 

bedroom, 2 ceramic tile 

baths, shower, 2 separate 

porches, Asbestos siding, 

new roof (1985) plus 

economical gas heat, 

detached garage. 

$129,500. 

Asking 

Oceanfront Hotel is rooms, 

2 efficiencies plus an 

owners apartment. Ex 

eel lent track record. Great 

Income a, future. Call 

French for addlflonal 

df tails & ask for Joan Dean 

FRENCH 

ONE ATLANTIC AVE 

Just Littad • Only $94,500. 

A cute i bedroom beach 

block home which is neat 

ai a pin. At this price this 

will not last long, Call 

today. 399-5454-. 

SINCE 1921 

* IIHiif HMfcfMB 

399,5454 

- Moat aupn«, llril 

Deer, i btgriam, Hi BAIht, namr IMMIi, 

ilHRI I. Ol.tiw«lh«r. willur, Orj.r, 

aiipgui, p.rnno. AV.II Aus. lira inn 

MpHmMr bl-WMkiy. cm infill gr 

Ill'Hi-HU. fTT 

OABDINI PLAIA - Maillltyl 

Mterinr lumliHM MniMUM unit with 

i BMrHmi, f Mihi. (pan mn/leil. 

kiailtUI tar lumm.r rtnl.l. lor ln. 

larnlllM and •PRInlmanl lo IniptCf, 

tall Ih« mehardi »o«ntv. R««l inata, 

airami Pliu aillit, r,,n nma ,na 

Ida Macn, Call IH1H1, Fll 

JULY BtHTAL - I MrHM, ta«M 

Heir with waillcr and lunportri. BB6«H 

L. ihlrp, Baal iiiala. Ml ins AiBurv »v. 

call Ht nil 

LOVELT Iwo Mflrosm aysllablf «8l 

ol Aug I infl Aus ° iSM B*' »«li 

ssutnina, )H u;j. Ml 

R.E. For Sale 

Nt—M.uUlul Igigri 

tmmMute, I IMFHflii, ]

1*1 

.1 


ROBERT L. SHARP 

fiE*LESTATE 

3700 Atbury A««. 399 1«37 

5501 Wfil »»•. 19taT14 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Summer Rentals Summer Rental* Summer Rentals Summer Rentals Summer Rental* Summer Rental* 

BEAUTIFUL — Qeaaflirent Apt. &il 

amaillti,, (kvallaola lapl, II allabl. OdoMr. Call m 

«n. J-ll 

N«W eONSTBUeTIOMîHt IUM, 

unlurniiHad, I gadrHmi, IV) mlrii, 

garata, wlihar, dryar, Ne p«l>. 

Soutmnd. tags nantHlf plyi utillliU, 

Ralarann and Hcurily d.poill. 

Avaliablt QdiMr, Call ill-afll, ?•!)' 

THREE BEOOOOM IVi l*tM — Naill 

Mm at ID umpien »»., i ««ry! 

wathar, drvar, w/w carpal, JKurlty; 

lyiiani, off iiraal paminf. Uf! mMihly 

slut alactrlc. call MMM-lni. >'M 

TWO BEDROOM APT -Avallabl. t/ll7 

L.B. DR mtehin ind lull twin 

moniniy pint 0«i Call luiUHll gl 

ifitwe. '4 

DUPLEX — mo Htar uniurnliMd. { 

BMream, 3 batn, «t halt, Mil pump, 

n/w carpal, ac, w/i, OD, inni » raar> 

Mek, sit >ir».i parking. Aaulit inly. N« 

p.li «700 monltllV + •Illiilal. Av.lt 

Otl. IS, vlilnilv 3ini t Mbur?. Call •• 

{3111 SiJMMI. '•'? 

I) 

THRU BEDROOM RAHCM-r«iiiiiu 

Hal af«, gas he*!, of! strtet parHIng• 

ii^ ear garast, new balhroQiTi, largo, 

imis Been to wsten siinMti. MOO Avail? » , 

S»Bt, call I Hi Mi 0I». M* * ' 

NEW DUPLEX - 14th ft, ar*l, lift 

iiogr, avail. Aug. 1, 1 Mrrni., I Htlt, 

w/w, w/i, taiurity 1 rafarancti 

rnvirad, MM plui utlliilal. call 111mi 

or tililla altar 1 p.m. '!» 

1 BDBM , 1ST FWdiT—""Ntrtti nf, 

baach block. No patl, MM par ml. plui 

utll. Saraga avaliatila. He* » iHurltv 

dtpMit raqulrtd. Avul.bl. Otlotur 

Call HI Mil wtftandl. 1I1Sln-N|3 

»M«d.yl I" 

UHFURHISHBO - 1 scdrHm, I MUI 

lyHury Hndol a¥aiiabl|, Imfntdlata bc^ 

cifpanty, Complila arninitial pacKa».. | 

Balaraneii rtqulrad. The fUcnardi f . 

1 *-ndo M1-7I71. tl 

THREE BEDROOM-2 Balh 111 

floor, Modern apartmtni, Nefertnen 

and security deposit ".quired, taH 

monln plus fiectrlE. Hagtr Real isfaia 

mtm. FM 

RFSORT MARKETING 

AS ISSHHilrlH 

OCEAMHEEF 

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE 

+ BAVVIEW + 

2BR,2'/4bafhyriy,unf, 

SMS/mo, iutll. 

tncludtd: 1 p»l», 3 ttnnli ett, 

ClubhoUM, (emporiry Boailng, 

Hcurliy gateheuM, malnifnine^ 

itt* living, ratefvefl parking, Wf 

•tilts, O/W, S/D, ft/C, FBI. 

Occuponcy marly 

•1 July tit 

(609)398-6231 

UNFURNISHIO/FURNISHED-1 bfiroom, 

1 um luiyry candsl ivalllMa, 

.ImmidllM occupancy- Complatt 

amanllllt pacKigi, R.Hrtnoi 

nqylnd. Stirling at 17H plul, 1*« 

Hlch.rdi Ag«ncy, SM Ely CHda, »• 

tin. • fit 

SPACIOUI - urlunHthao I twdn 

bain, HtBnd iitar api., -tirnr, aryfir, 

aiinwaiti.r, naar Mill ItrHt ilmpplM. 

MM monthly plui ullUII... AvilltMa 

iWKtnNr. Call J1MU7. »1P 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths* 

ultra modern, second floot 

unfurn. Apt, located In thf 

gardens. S&SO plus utll; 

monthly, It* monthpi 

security deposit requlretC 

Available Sept. 1. : 

Two bedroom, 1 bitj 

furn. second floor apj 

located near First street, 

S47J plus utll. monthly, \m 

months sec. deposft 

required.Avail.Sept.». •'% 

WOODS AGENCY. 

Reittof > 

WeHtyilHorth 398-02M 

t'lAVILLI-IHICllilCV ipt. SIM (*• 

'Mllfplgilltll.MUiM-ini. J-l 

M0D««N DUPLEX - FlrM llsoiV 1 

Mrm^ 1 Bam, llraplaca, all *ppllMc>t. 

matur* CHPM. No ChlWran, M M|I. 

%m ma. yurly. plui utll. Call 717-fl*int7iT4ia. 

Mir Inn Harbor I duplti Ian, Mull 

•all. Aaklns Ull.OM- Ho raatoubli at- 

(ar rafviad. P.O. Bo» lit. Ooan city, 

1/11 

Storage For Rant 

SPACI -B1H.I..1 plyi 

lorl iraa, m.wnry MIMIng Miy 

mlnyln iram Ouaii city, call nmn. 

Laava mauata, --» « 

R. E, For Rtn» 

OCEAN CITV - S»ara tor rant. Ajbyry 

AVanvt. «wiar eliy (if raiaii, MM.rn 

ffwiy panalU, urpatad, Iti. put 

aiirMMUH ana garafa. c >" "•"•' n> 

'US' iltnwi or avMlngl. I-1I 

OFFICE POB R1NT-5M M. M. 

pntniioiMi Biiica it 1)7 w.iity 

AVmua, Sulla gi 1 raami plyi RtwMr 

noin, air ctnd,, parking, rani Include! 

ha/at and Ml watir. Call IIMIII Ml 

QFFIC6 FOS R1NT-I888 H, it, Prsi, 

arilca, nr. nil t yvaiiay. Suit, ol 1 rmi. 

plul pwdr. rm strMI iaval. Pamim, 

fbit inciydat halt i n,«r, fultlMa igr 

BByaHlan, liwyaf, lie. Call '•M'W- 

, downnam AlBkry A*». M par 

. H. Paffaet location Mr your raiall 

I—fin lumlrlevi affica UIM1, !daa!| 

for your proMtional Mtlnau. 

-411 iwiriM M soull will M r.c.l.M by IM City 

an ai tha. HMHH'I ONin in Ctpa May PvKIMIini Aftnf an TMnday, Augyll •book with • piece of squid or 

CHrt NtilHi Caea May County. Haw I, IfN at II lit tM, ai which llmt Iha minnow does. 

Jancy. 

laid IHlM BHIi will M pytJUCIy-opanM 

ALL THAT CIRTAIN LAND ANB and nad far tM following; 

Look for the deepest holes 

PRIMIIII, Ulsal., |ylnf IM Mini W 

TOWiNO IIRVICII and along the main part of the 

Oown City, Catraly tl Capt May, Ilaft All proptuii iMIl M lybminM on 

tl Naw Janay, 

tM Praaaul Farm appra>M far thil channels for these summer 

pnpaHl7tr on an aiait rtpiita at la 

THI POLLOWINS na) prtptrfy win 

wordlnt and puntluilHin. Caplai oi 

fish. Flounder aren't as quick the bridge when be 

IM ImpnvafllaMl ana aapantntncti 

luch PropMai Porrn, tbll Aayar. 

IMrMiiM ktl«|liif In PM .Implt. wk- 

to respond during the mid caught thlB doormat 

tiltmanl, and tha Tarml and 

|«t tt IM pnvliitni of tha Coo 

Iptcilicttloni may ha obtainad Iron, part of the day, so try to make Weakflah action hu been • 

domlnlum Aft II IM Itltt al Ntw Jar- 

tht aHitt of IM r-urcMllng Aganl, 

lay, PL. IHf, C417, in airnndimnti 

your drifu an slow as possible Uttle cm the alow side theae 

Room I, City Hah, OMan Cliy, ti 

an) Jupplammti |M Io tnt PnmlllHU 

Jtrtay, and Mddar malt abuiyfaiy and use a larger piece ol cut 

tl tin KiNfUMr eaMamlniuin Muttr 

comply wim all of tM farm, ol tna laid 

Dad, RtttMM I* Cap. May County 

documMtl. 

squid or • minnow that Is 

Clar*'! OHica In Batd Mok IW1, PaH 

•Mi may M milltd or daflnrtd to bigger than what you an used couple of fish a trip, and that's 

• m. 

tM City eier. ol tht City of Ottan city, to. 

a they get lucky. Jeflers 

••INS Unit • i In KIBOIHhar Can- City Hail Annn, Sftan city, Naw JariKmlniom. 

MW Mil Mint mora •ay tr praianfM to tha City Cltrk ol FUsh wm only fwd whim 

Landing is probably one of the 

Iptciliuih/ UalllM In Maitar MM laid City in Council CMmban, at In* 

MniMMva nunllonM and whllh ynlt 

they are presented with a 

best spots to try right now; 

tlmt of calling lar Mid bioi 

Ii canvtyta in canMrmlry wiin l«ik» 

II tl tha Comkinilalum Act of Naw Jar- 

Tht City council raurval tha right te morsel that is worth the effort 

however, a little further up 

lay litrtHM M IMIMn tha fH In an 

nltn any or ail Mdi II if daami II inthey 

apjnd to catch it 

fee river may also be • good 

yndivldad 11,11% commor. Inttrait In 

tht Mil public intarail to do u. 

tht common llamMti ai man fully iiddan an rawing H Mmpiy wlfli Average siie of these flan Is a 

spot to try. Jeny WOita of 

dattriMd in MM Maitar Ota. tht nsylrtiiianri at Pyhiit Lawi ol Uttle over two pounds, but 

ALiO KNOWN al Lai 1KI. tlcM im, Chapttr til, Aflirmatlya Attion 

ML Tu Map, 

RaqUlranianll. 

occasionally a larger one U 

Am«int dm undtr |ud|mant il 

Jeiaph I. Ciar. being token.* 

llM,lM,lt with inlaralf, com and 

pyrcMlina Aaant 

llwrilli fan ft M MMd, At IM lima oi 

As the summer wears on we 

IM Jal. cam or cartlllM ihack In tM Oat., 1/1 vm. 

can expect fewer taut bigger, 

•ntoyat of Ii ptmnt ot ma Mil prlta il 

nqwirad, TM IMritf nitrvai tha rigM 

slied fish. John Hngai 

(ITT OP HA ISLI CiTT 

ta adlwrn any lalt, 

NIWJERSIT 

brought In a 2-pound 14-ounce 

DAT ID! July •• itH 

ORDINANCE MO IM (HM) 

Raymand L- tim, ANorMy 

AN ORDIHANCS AUTHORiZINO 

fluke this past weekend from 

JAM1I T, PLOUJU. THI PREPARATION OP A MASTER Ships Channel. Over in the 

IMriti PLAN POH THE CITT OP HA ISLE 

7.1MT,F.P,II«.» 

CiTT, EAPE MAT COUNTT, NiV» Inlet, Bob Henderion of 

JIBSIV, AND AUTHOBillNS AN 

ACROSS 52 Primates 

Moorestown caught an 8- 

•MERelNCT APPBOPRiATiON OP 

56 In tavor of 

SaS.Ma.oe TO PAT THE COST pound 8-ounce fluke on a 

Public Notice THIRIOP. 

1 Attempt 

57 Actor Roger 

minnow fished on a top and 

THE BOARD OP COMMICSIONERS 

S Crush 

58 French wolf 

OF THI CITT OP SEA ISLE CITY. bottom rig. Bob was fishing 

1TATI OP M1W JERII7 

S Appliance 5f Trickle 

COUNTY OP CAPE MAT AND ITATE 

O1PARTMENT OF INVIRONMEN, OP NEW JERSIT DO ORDAIN AS 

14 Be a model 60 Avid reader 

TAL PROTECTION 

TRINTON 

15 Medicinal plant 

SECTION i. Pursuant to N,J,1,«A-S! Public Notices 

61 Feed the pot 

MOTICB OH ITATI COASTAL (Cn. H, P.L. ifSi It amanaad by Ch. 

16 Missile 

62 Meet event 

FIRMIT APPLICATION PUBLIC 114 P.L. IMS and Ch. 11, P.L. l«f I tM 

17 Similar to 

MIARINO 

turn 01 HS.mo.M It haraby ippnprlatM ' NOTICE TO BIDDER! 

63 Worries 

TAKE NOTICE rhat tht Ntw Jtnty jar tha pnparailon al 1 Maiiar pun ior CiTTOFQtlANCITT 18 Skid row area 84 Squint 

rMNrtniMt ol «n»iimwiai Pntac- tM city If Saa Ilia City arid ib.ll M CAPE MAT COUNTV, NBV. JBBSET 

19 Smelting 

nan, DivltM o) CHIUI RHNKH will daamad I ipaclli amarMncy ap 

PROPOSAL NO. 14-11 

66 Linger 

boa a public baarlns an MM faHawinl pnprlaHan II dailnM ind pfaddid lor HDTiCB II haraby alvin tMl Hllai mixture 

parmll appllcallw lukminad undtr tM inN,J,S,MAi4.SS, 

propeMii HIM M racilyad ey iht city 20 Tavern fare 

Coaital Ana Facility Rtviaw Act 

PyrtMiing AgMcy on Tyltday, Avguii 

DOWN 

(CAFRA), N.J.I.A. (IilM tf (a*]! SECTION ii, TM aviMriuiian ta 

lininu iM appropriitlon than M 

t, Ita. at 1I1M A.M. at which llm. tna 21 Deep thinker 

APPLICANT- B.V. fjeuiini Food, 

anvldtd Mr in lynaading innyai 

Hid HUM bid. will M pvBilciy opanat 23 Topography 1 Chair part 

IM.J APPLICATION II U-UUll avdiiH by iM inciutlon ol al Mail 1/s •nd rail ior iM lallawlngi 

PROJECT NAME i ThrM Itery MaM al tni amount ayiMrltas purtumt M vaiarani «Samorlil Piril 

21 fi —.Texas 2 Lace pattern 

BWMInfi FROJICT BBMRIPTiONi mil ici (N.J.S. MAit-ssi, 

Ail pripoHli 1MII M lyBmlriaa on 26 Mother Qynt 3 Nosy one 

a om metal fjuiMltlfi PROJECT 

lECTiON III. Tha prepar Cliy Ol- iM prepoMI Form approvM Mr thll 

LOCATION, BMCk If 14, Lot ti 

Hiilil an haraby lytliirliac) M •ipand propo.al or on an n M rapllea •• M 27 Observed 

4 Work session 

PHOJECT ABBRBIli •rMdstll and any and all a) tM monlal haraby IP- wording and pynttyaiien. Par a dapollt 29 Hoover, e.g. 5 Goll club 

WoodUnd A.anua, Hmtn Point, Atlanprapriltad In tM minnar IgraaabM in- wm of MOM copl.i 01 taih PrapgHI 

tic County. 

Forni, inii AdyaHIMmant, and tM32 

Agree with 6 Bushed 

TM Olvlilon M CMItal RaMarctt In- 

Tafmi md spKlilMileni may M ob- 38 Arch over 

7 Individual 

vltM tM public to atltnd tht MtrMI SECTiON IV Thll Ordlnanca Mali lalnad iron, tha afiica Bl •yr.iti 

and pmMf writttn or varbal comman Ilil allKt aiiir final pai.ag. and Auaciitii, JIM iimpion Ayanui, 36 Additional 8 Blood: pref. 

ti OB ma appllcjtlo. and tM itaH publication in iM tlma and magnar II Dcain City, Ntw JarMy, and Biddar 37 Irish girl's name 9 Polynesian 

erallmlMry BHtyilli 

mull aBiilutiiy eomply wilti an ol iM 

HIARINO DATEl AUfJVH 7, ltUi 'NOTICSOVPINDINa ORDINANCI iarml ot tha Mia gKumantt. 38 Center 

10 Gins 

TIMl! IIIM a.m., MEARINO AD- TM Ibovi ordlninca wai duly panad •idi may M maliU or illlyarad ti 39 egress 

11 Established 

DREiSi Council CMInMn, MunlflPli By tha no.rd of ComrnlHIonari at tM iha City Clark tl tha Ciiy oi Ocain city, 

•uiidirii, Ihart Boad a Naw Janty City of S.. Ilia City, Naw Jariay, an City Mall Annai, Beam City, Naw Jar- 40 Covet 

doctrine 

An., lamtn Paint, Ha, NIM, 

llr.t nading at thi rMylar mt.ling II lay or Braiantad M tha City Cl.rW ol 41 Rowers 

12 Franchise 

TM Blvliin ol eatilaj Rnaurfti taW tatrd Mid an thi nn My oi July. Mid City in eouMil ChamMri, ai thi 

alto inyltai tht public ta ivtmn writttn ItM, and will M iltM up Mr Htond ilma oi calling Mr Mid bldi- 42 Fashion 

13 Pitcher 

cwnniMiti aii tht ptmll jiwiicitljii rudlng, public h.arlna. Hull Raliaga TM Ciiy eaynill raiaryai iM nghl ti 43 To a — 

21 Earlier time 

and itaN pniimiMry aiulyili within and iMPtlon It tha rafviar maatlnl at nlMt any or all bid. if It ««m. II in 

flMan ill) uyt al tha Manna, to: Hid laird la M Mid an Tu.id.y, m. tha Mii pybiie intarwl ta do .0 44 Be sullen 22 Exhausted 

Richard A, Kantar, Fnltct Oilier Uth day it Aygylt, IIH. In flu Com. •iddan ira raqvlrad M eomply WIW 45 Goiters' aim 24 Wet 

•uraay of Planning A Pra|act Rayiaw mlultnari' Room, pybilj SIMtv tha raaylramanti at Pyillt UIWI 01 

Dlylikm of Coait.l RtMurctl •uildlng, in John p, Kannady !WS, CMptir III, Alllnnltlya Aillan 

48 Outstanding 27 Activate 

CH«1 

•aylaviM, Ha III! Cliy, Naw Janay, 

48 Relaxed 

28 Grain spikes 

Trntan, Nm Janay Oa.ll 

Uut c whifnav * ' " " » VERN.MLTr.CH ' . ,,.., PUR«MAIII.S ASBUT 

i July 1,1tM 

Mynltipai CMrll MI.IT.P.P.«r.M 

Mi,iT,P,p,SU,IS 

Daiad: 7,'U/ltM 

INTRODUCING 

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The convenience of a good, old feshioned passbook savinp account has 

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But while it's in the bank, it earns high Money Market interest rates! 

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Current MOTey*Iviaket Fwsbook rate 

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Effective annual yield on a rate of 

6.66% 

• Plus 24 hour 

. Bankinggrith: 

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•Mn Otlter. 239 N.Maki Sl. C*p«M*y Court Hoi 

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17 

id 

53 

W 

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Smere Point brought in a 6pound 

10-ounce weakle Inm 

Jeffera Landing this put 

Sunday. He took hlBflflh with 

a piece of ahedder crab on • 

bucktall jig, something that 

by all rigtti shouldn't have 

worked, according to "the 

Blueflsh action U stU) a 

attlealcrw, the flah becoming a 

Ittle more finicky and a Uttle 

km active. No more this 

•vmmer can we y y 

sfl the blueflih'i Tnttiuw 

hunger. They'hire atatfr ' 

put back the writft they'loi 

onthelrwaynptheCOMttHil 

won't feed at heavily afain 

until they get ready to bttd 

awn. 

Tuna action ii getUng ft«l 

heavy aa the weeki (MM. 

MarUnarebegtantogtoiiiow 

IV In larger numben •Od I 

report from CUyton'a MartDi 

tells of a 47-pottnd wWti 

marUn being taken on a Ctdir 

fiug, along wth aoma rittp- 

Jack, and a mako. Hot taral 

right now are cedar plagi, Ot 

coune, feather Up, iqald 

chains and Green BtaddoM. 

Be sure to carry ptanty of 

extra riga as report! of makaa 

and .blues destroying tbm 

•ecpenilve hires are growing.! 

Till next week, catch a 

measl 

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THE 8ENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

FRIDAY, JULY 18, IMS: 

World's largest bluefish tournament gets launched on Saturday 

There'a nettling to match paid, four-day fishing ad- 

ttM sound and the fury of venture the at the Bimlnl Big 

famous Blmlnl start that Game Fishing Club in the 

Meki off whats billed as theBahamas 

world's largest bluefish "World elais prteei for a 

tournament 9 a.m. Saturday, world class event," said I FISHING THE 

July 18, Spectators from miles tournament sponsor Joe 

around Una the beaches to LaJtrello, presldint of • By RaipN Stork 

witness the iheer excitement Historic SmithvlUe Inn. 

of high competition when "They like the idea of getting 

nearly 200 boats go roaring away on a winter vacation In 

Into the Atlantic Ocean inBlmlnl 

that Includes air winners can take their choice 

quest of that $75,000 bluefish. travel, luxury ac- of swordfiah, marlln. tana, 

Here's the only world Class commodations, meali and wahoo and grouper. Closer 

went that starts with Blmlnl three big gamt fishing inshore, they can hook into 

and winds up In Blmlnl for the charters," 

MIS 8 

across the shallow Oats for a 

R«m«mb«r th« good old days when you could 

pick up a phone end speak to someone who 

was responsive to your needs? You ttlll can I Of 

course we now ©Her ail the newest technological 

advances In computers, but we haven't eliminated 

the most important thing In banklno...ouf friendly, 

helpful people. If you have a special need, or have a 

problem that needs solving or simply .have a few 

questions you'd like to ask, Just give us a ring. We (I 

prove to you that "the good old days" are still here, 


Call 390-0044 - Marmora 

HOURS 

THE 

**".' I*- .-A 

SALT 

tet back to MUpb.br 

Andy'i Marina. 

*T oremonies. Margate poike hvited to parttdpate, tor M 

! block off Amber* Avtnue for m ! • "Tte Ust report I heard was we 

•'IdonttUnkthepubUcwooldwaiitto 

ride pwrt the lull 

buslnew district," 

DoaiunttiK u wuera oiey un n BO. , 

(Pleas* turn to |»«e ll) 

, ^W,SP.qff« 

erboatpi 

" ^ ' 

mayor to oversee the department he«(h 

ss under the previous Bfflner •d- 

(Please ton to ptftftt). 

r^ > Contract is due for 

beach-building plan 

5T -^ 

A first-timer's view of Night in Venice 

^^^^Jtt. 1 ^^ 

nt novices ta tbs 

smaK, attached on a 

i- '.V- 

w rote wave artW wave, « sign of en- Aetflng iod Mutta ms exhaosted 

months of preparation tat totally un- 

^ ^ p ^ 

other people. 

t Helping to represent the city, I was 

Martin Z. Molluak, on Jack and Ana 

• Mtgosln's boat I had never been on a 

, so it was a 

_jr--- -w * •»«• gained 

.- entrance onto the continually sniffle 

craft without landtag ta an ungraceful 

! im «the deck. 

With tho boat'i hom blasting an 

Hrogtnt signal Into the calm evenly, 

we set off to data our spot In the 

' proceMloraloiboatath.twouldwcnbe 

$ âtog through lagooM along the 

ha^rart. 

I lh«sinaller boats playfully drcled tbe 

barder-t

lit 

I 

r 

PAGE I — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

if 

l*u 

WE'RE 

Tuesday and Wednesday are Sizzling SummBr 

Sale Days at Stainton's — come in 

today — our prices have taken the plunge! 

30% Off SWIM WEAR 

Over 1,000 suits in stock 

Our entire stock of swimwear for the family 

is now on sale. Includes your favorite styles 

and colors by famous makers like Catalina, 

jantzen, O.P. and others. Includes cover 

ups, ; 

SPORTCOAT & SUIT SALE 

° Q 

Regularly $100,00 - $250.00 

Choose from a great collection of men's suits 

and sportcoats for sizes 38-46 from Haggar, 

Pafm Beach and Botany, 

30% - 50% OFF 

SUMMER DRESSES 

NOW'46.20 -'52.00 

Regularly, $66.00 - $104.00 

Includes 1 & 2 pe., shlftdresses, sundresses, Jacket 

dresses for petites* missy and half sizes. 

20% OFF FABRIC KITES 

N0W*14.40-*48.00 

fteoularlytlSiOO-$60.00/ 

Includes fabric kites, wind socks & aero stunter kites 

TOYLAND 

CHILDREN'S SLACK SETS 

MOWONLY *9i99 

Regularly $14.50-$16.50 

t V short sleeve top and slacks for Girl's and Boys' sizes 2-7 - 

j ^ r 134 A»t 

1SWSP? 

TUESDAY. JULY J 

Raised building is denied 

variance; neighbors applaud 

By MOKE ALBRIGHT 

SenAekUdgtr 

C l 

The Zoning Board of Adjustment 

Wednesday night 

denied Glen Febstermacher 

two variances to relocate a 

bouse at 122 Haven Av. 

following strong public opposition 

to the ease. 

Fenstermacner, seeking 

either a height variance to 

exceed the cfty't height limit 

or permission to go below toe 

i ^ add the building" u ttoie- 

According to area tarally stable in Its pr«sent 

residents, the butkitag 1* • «•««»-- __, „_ . 

safety hazard because It Is /Highland added that when 

currently standing ever 10 M bulldinf was moved from 

feet offthe around and area/22 Buy Av. to Its present 

Fritt B. whose dwttliwqMlt^^ 

rolei were known before the 

ff UdtalwWM taA" 

deny tte vartann for height In other builne». Attantie 

DMUM the whole block has «y lawyer Op Grif«>»« 

been kept dngWunlh; and representing Unto Tac- 

W. btt^JTOTê. «S», MM the Board to 

with tin res of on*." portpone Mi dtaW raqntrt 

carlno) wjll be conttnuiog 

u»ror that area that has t«« 

going on for « years and will 

probably make ln> 

provements to it. I rtcun- 

Regarding toe allegation of antU the August meeting io he mend you approve h}J 

(he safety f t biiard h l to t children, hild could ld present t triti testimony to variance at the next 

Fenstermacher's attorney writing seeHnfl an amend- oeettng." -. 

Arthur Fold m, said the ment to Fred Cade's ruling The Board approved V • 

owners weren't aware of that 

variance for Pstor and Linda 

potential risks to children % other busineM, Atlantic Fmmdonno to constroct is 

until the meeting. His ^ lawyer Gary Griffith additional storage fadllty if 

testimony was supported by representing represeig Uuls Tac- the rear of m Corinthian A%{ 

carlno, asked the Board to the applicant's new hone, ; - 

postpone his client's request Speros andUte Ibomupt 

l t ti h 

^ n«nt toSmow In granted permission to add an 

^SS/TS* 5|ukg W*tMj* 

meat to etty enforeement stmctae on thtlr current 

children haw "DMB seen kwrtlon, tte owner knew a 

playing under It 

variance would be required. reaulred for taecaHao't avarlancetoeonwtapwtt 

Also, the m story house When Board member ^^ 

doesn't conform to the rest of William Babcock's motion to 

the buildings In the block, an* deny the variance was carried 

of which are one-«tory, single- unanimously, the decision 

family houses although the was met by loud applause 

area is toned as a double- from tte audience. 

family block, according to "When moving a bulMlng to 

neighbors. 

a previously vacant lot, the 

Barbara Mann testified, 

"I'd ask yon to redo roar 

regulations on moving a house 

from one site to another 

because this building to Just 

too high." 

fl real«tatooffk».t - ^ >£&"""* 

- | bOO "~^ Central Av. construct a two-car gangs at 

Several members of the btohomeataiflSeabrtghtRd. g 

public opposed tte post- The Board granted 

ponement altar making Raymond d Adams' A d ' request t to 

arrangements to attend toe enclose an outside storage 

meeting and sitting through area and shower In the rear of 

ovtr two hours of testimony Us hone at 101st 8t 

g must comply to the on other easts. Chairman In a matter tabled from tb* 

edsting ronbig ordinance," Houbert Adams permitted Jane meeting, David f. 

Babcock said la prefacing his those se ddxens dUiens who couldn couldn't be Passano and James. 4. 

motion. 

at the August meettng to Conway wen denied a nat 

Board member, Thomas rnaka tMtlmcry although ta variance to construct two 

Bums added, "We should id them their statements apartments above the 

may not be pertinent to light existing store at 11SM0 

of future testimony. Boardwalk. 

Gerald Berry of 8044 Toe applicants had bean 

Central Av. said, "We barely 

baw enough worn to prt ^ 

would like to thank everyone who made now as It Is and rd hate to current 

a contribution to the Rescue Squad In the 

ill taUdtag 

benefit of my name for Miss Night-In- acoaBtorwtteUntor B 

Venice. I would also like to thank my mm agMH in ««• nothing unusual 

family, friends and co-workers at the their BeatoenquMMttMBoard 

own cars." 

Ocean City Home Savings and Loan for "consider carefully all ception to (Ordlnanoe) m* 

their support. 

parameters before Impinging and I move we deny It" His 

With much appreciation on the standards of Central motion was carried H 

Carol Joyce Caliie M. « a reddMttal 

KmSTY\SBOllTlQUK • KRISTY'S 

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OCEAN CITY'S FASHION S'POT 

« * « • * • 

Kristy's Juniors & Kristy VKids | 

40% OFF 

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SAT: toe:00 P.M. • SUN. 11 to5 P.M. 

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KKISTY'SBOUTiyilK • KKIS IVH BOl ! IOI 

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Evan Picone Canvas Espadrjfles 

fiVriRif STOCK 

ON SALE 

Choose f rom: 

Red, navy, white 

raspberry & putty 

reg. $38.00 

SALE PRICE 

$19.99 

Saye up to 

, $38.00 on 

v 2 pair 

Like getting 

a second 

pairfree 

agreed wtto the Planning 

Board's decision that ttfr 

property between Plymouth 

Race and Ttt Brett MedMLatf 

side-yard setback In accordance 

wltt the 

hotel/motel ordinance 

rtandarda. Also, since bob 

loU abut the property must be 

designated with a front and 

, rear yard In ortar fofL.ttw 

Boan n provjoe 

regulations. 

Over 140 

arrests ovet 

weekend 

Despite 144 arrests and fT 

motor vehicle acddents on 

Saturday and Sunday, Police. J) 

Chief Domlnlck Longo colt 

aldered Ola year's Night i' 

Venice parades one of the best 

"It was well-handled and 

managed quite well by the 

panda staff," Longo said 

yesterday. "Mostofthe sdultt 

behaved quite wett" 

The arrests included. 

Juveniles who were chargeO' „ 

with vioUtions of dty or J 

dlnances rangbig fronv 

drunldness to ?i|feq|, be 

Mid. There were _abo three 

drunken driving arrests. ;. 

carrying of alcoholic 

beverage* by the tmderaged 

would not be tolerated proved 

effective. Last year police 

encountered difficulty with, 

toiMted MpfDBMni u 

the 17th Street lagoon area. 

'ThU was one of the better, 

lflght in Venlces," I/ego 

said, "ffe had'i full .staff or 

police indndhig off-duty of-' 

noers." 

ON DRWS LIST , 

•niomas K. Blasberg d j 

Ocean View and Shtrry K. J 

McGulrl of Seavflk, were 

named tothtdeatfs Hat for 

rimumWMakoa 

TUESDAY. JULY 22.1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE ,3 — SECTION ONE 

v- Fishermen continue to enjoy their .port despite a sign which notei that parking, fishing and 

J'crabbing are prohibited on the Ocean dty.Longport toll bridge. 

** weather tides 

Hospitalized 

after being hit 

v . A Pennsylvania youth was 

headed for surgery at 

prtistlme yesterday 

following Injuries sustained 

dariy Sunday morning In an 

accident on 9th Street after 

Night In Venice festivities. 

•Steven Moccia, IS, of Spring 

Mountain, was In stable 

condition wltt a fractured 

right leg and bruises, a 

A spokeswoman for Shore 

Memorial Hospital said. 

•Âccording to Police Chief 

Domlnlck Longo, Moccia and 

a 1 friend wen crossing 9th 

fouth 

injured 

•- Police and rescue personnel 

were dispatched to the aid of a 

young surfer who may have 

suffered a broken neck In an 

•Aidant at ;the. rthijrtmt 

teach yesterday afternoon: 

According to Sgt. Lawrence 

Tarvla, the youth, whole 

name be declined to release, 

I fell off hla surfboard and 

struck his head on the ocean 

bottom, Tarvls said he was 

unaware of the extent of the 

juNnUt'a injuries. 

the victim WM taken to 

Shore Memorial Hospital In 

Somers Point for treatment 

following the 3 p.m. Incident, 

police said. 

?Beach patrol personnel at 

I n Street said they were 

' iliaware of the incident. A 

dfll came across the police 

r£dio to dispatch an ambulance 

to the beach location, 

for a possible broken neck. 

fire cause 

ilndeterminable i 

t -The Fire Department attributed 

the July 13 fire to the 

cat of James Stumer, 122 

Mosevett Blvd., to an undeterminable 

cause. 

5 According to Deputy Chief 

WJlard Green, the Inside of 

vehicle was so heavily 

d It was impossible to 

the exact cause. > 

Green said ther 

-k department was investigating 

w the cause tea possibly Improperly 

disposed of cigarette 

#fauh> wiring. 

Kjrown St. Ghovrdcr 

Society to play 

Ihe Brown Street Chowder 

Society will perform at J.F. 

Kennedy Park In Somers 

tt 1M^ through I 

''Ihi concert Is part ottbn 

JBBtn Point Recreation 

Department's Im concert. 

•Mil which win also feature 

Doctors of Rhythm 

land Bud Aug. 1 and 

Street neaFSlmpson Avenue 

In a northern direction when 

Moccia was struck by an 

easmeund vehicle driven by 

Deborah Mate, of WUliamstown. 

"Fortunately it was right 

near that walk-to medical 

center and Dr. Nlebold heard 

tte crash and assisted," 

Longo said. 

No charges were filed or 

summonses issued in tte 1:06 

a-m. Incident which was investigated 

by Ptl. Scott 

Adams, Longo said. 

SLOAN COMPLETES 

ARMY COURSE 

Army Pvt. Kenneth B. 

Sloan, son of Betty B.Sloan of 

PleasantviUe and retired 1st 

SgL Paul A. Sloan of 3 Cooper 

Dr., Somera Point, has 

completed an Army feed 

service specialist course at 

Fort Jackson, S.C. 

Tuesday, sunny with hlghi 

ta the 80s along the shore and 

upper Mt huand win light 

winds. Wednesday wffl be 

much like Tuesday with lows 

tatte ml

PAGE 4 SECTION ONE 

THE SENTiNEL-LEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N. j. 

A CRITIQUE 

Pops* fourth opener of the season is a night at the Paris Opera 

EDWBMER -once amid, "Bti Stan, I on stage and pitenea right ta tin moat hyphenated one nA tt« raptan onintr tee 

Hkum." ' the ensemble mmbtn with «e*vt ever heard. To avoid Mile singing this ana 

Last week was an occasion Elkum's Ftamr Song from great good humor. the rUk of hyphenation onmmunlcatM pure joy to bar 

toriVlcMlottivlilttoattai BMft Cartmn, wWK wry AnothirGwanaiy favorite taraia, HI tata the coward'a iodtaci, WiiwMM tow to 

ario Open In NapoU. ma romanttc,ihowifli^MOftti and Indeed a resident of oof way out and jut eafl her BMhtreiiiyttaaBflriroleof 

nek'! opening night at tte jMilqn and ngt to come to raortia our fancy Nancy Nancy lieNamM, SSTI^ tn^KhSS 

OManCltePopuptdtoParia whan a brtryaed Don JON F»Boovtr-Moiainie, who .-„,.„„_«„,_-,„_, f*I»-SJ* U*«W becomes 

* «>*> •• -' .v*' 

StatusClub. ; 

Amok) Palmer 

Cotton 

Whore It Count* 

! 

:«.' 1 

'if 

; i>» 

ONE DAY ONLY - T0M0RR0 

WED., JULY 23rd from 9 a.m. 

Over 100 participating Downtown Stores 

741 Aihury Avenue 

OceinCttv 

DaiiyiOtoS,Prl.iOfoi,7fo»; 

Summer Skirl. 

SUcki 

Culottis 

Knit Top. 

Summer Dreiiei 

Dress Shoppe 

SHOP 

and 

PAINT GIVE-AWAY! 

ONE DAY ONLY 


GE 

That's right... 

we're giving it away! 

We have a special 

group of paint, . 

that if you haul It 

away, you'll be 

doing us a favor! 

Best-of-summer 

One day only 

July 23 

50 .%off 

shorts, tees, skirts 

and blouses 

; 40% 

sweaters and slacks 

The Bag Room 


Comir 7th and Atbury, Octal City 

OpenWed.,JuIy239to8p.m. 

SIZZLING SUMMER 

SALE EVENT & 

SHOP and SAVE 

Summer Sal« 

Wednesday; July 24th 

00to9:0( 

TUBSDAY.JULY 22.1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. PAGE 5 — SECTION ONE 

Unit forming to mark Atlantic County's 150th anniversary 

A aesqulcenUnnlal com- Representatives will ha representatives already puna deyaloped by the each municipality taking 

mtttM b being formed to aelected from county choaen from the Cultural and AtlanUq County Culmral and part Many of the eventa are 

oWanlMthecelebraUonofth* government, area hMorlans HafW«eAd?iiory Board and Heritage AjMtary Board call WftMtad to fow^M tti 

AUanac County'i 180th hlr- local madia, educatora and each of the county's n tot «v«nti to be htld Uatory of commnntOai in 

Way in UN. private business; Joining mttnlripwUMM. (hroughoot tha year, with which they are held. 

"We want a wide 

repwaenUtlpn from all 

OCEAN CITY POPS ORCHESTRA 


Frank Rnggierl, Musical Director 

Quest Sototta: 

N»ncy Foi-Hoover, MeNimie, Sopnao 

ReiEDmm, Tenor 

Tom PIIUH, Baritone 

Nancy Haffiii SO^SK 

RexEtkum 

j Rotes Honeymoon 

j JeVeuxVlvre Faust 

j Nancy Fox-Hoover McNamee 

'OverOmWmm,.: 

SoMD'Amaur........: 

Oolonel Bogey March 

t Solid Demewe Carmen..................... 

t RatElkum 

....Ken 

...Vertl 

.Bratton 

Qounod 

...Ratal 

EUgar 

.,A»rt 

...FiM 

Bfaet 

W i Foddle................................. Anderson 

JazzPlzztcato Anderson 

* Adle's Laughing Song The Bat Strauss 

Nancy Foi-HooverMcNamee 

"MusteaProlbito Gastaldon 

WUllamSchelble.Trumpet 

l«a ..................." Arndt 

,,,...,... Potter 

SHOP and SAVE! 

During The Ocean City Retail 

Merchants Association 

SIZZLING SUMMER 

SALE EVENT 

MMWH 

we will Be On The 

SIDEWALK 

with 

Sizzling Bargains! 

WORDS $Ri MUSIC 

640 Aibury Ave. OceJn City, N.J. 390-9190 

710 Asbury Aver, tie 

Ocean City, N., 

S P.M. WEDNESDAY JULY 23 

ThtSMMUatiMlm,... ,,7. Bwbert 

DiQutnoHraRTnnatora.. Verdi 

BwtEOnmi 

VAHmlmm Mb_, »8M 

AddioDelPaatatoTraviata..,,; VtnH 

Nancy Foi-HooverMeNainoe 

OBwrton,,.., , .....Hubert 

LoeToros .....LIHDI 

Mummers Strut 

ThtLardlMmyShitimrd,,,. 

MArtaDiMt. ..........Monit 

NNnvRiiM R M 

NesmmDormaTumandot 

RwElkuni 

Pmom 

HungarUmDancxNo.5 ..Brahms 

, DepulsLeJowLouise .. Charpentler 

Nancy Fox-Hoover McNaroee 

Oid Timers Woltees 

Qwmlat.... .......; 

NancyFox-HooverMeNMD««, . 

RexEUtum 4 Tom Perkins 

teem 

around the county and (ram 

many backgrounds," «iplalned 

advisory board 

Chairwpman LIUlan Levy. 

"Wa watt tht caMnttao to 

touch on aa many aspect! of 

|ft in Atlantic County aa 

Atlantic County Superintendent 

of Schools Quitav 

RA U working with com- \s 

mittee organliera to Involve The Applejack, a cailno boat serving Trump's Cattle In Atlantic City, •> 

achool children in ttt whisks through the Night In Venice. If you look closely, you can see all 

aeaqulcentennial during the of your favorite Sentinel-Ledger staffers In mid ship Just under the • 

coming school year, and dvlc 

lifeboat, • 

tcganlxatlons are being ap- __ 

P^cJf M%M Women's Day events set 

ftfimn Purdle. culturaJ af- - _ _ _ - _ CLUB WINNERS 

Sta aSittator for TO. aannal Methodist ^'1Uâm-|BMU 

Atlantic County. Woman's D«y win b. held this «•*•*» •• *V *> *• aS*^ l »toptoo^rt- 

A cortwt Ls aUo balng year at thi Sooth Jer«y ^ ^ by Cath.rlna ftrtor atUmm Card a* of 

planned far local graphic Camp Meeting Grounda, «•*»* ... _„ »«• Point July IB were - 

irtlit.todMl«na logo for the DennlivlUe Boad, South A^nh* mjaj wffl bt M« BramBa IW, John ; 

.taqnUanttanial eel. a^mVa*****. Z^S£^^*2^m mVSTSSSSK • 

ehittloni. Thtprognrjjwulbeheldta

.1 

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Going overboard 

on drug menace 

doesn't help 

Alfred "Bud" Bennington, the Republican 

challenger for the 2nd Congressional seat held by 

Democrat William J. Hughes, last week unveiled 

what he calls his "iron fist" proposal on dealing 

with drug smugglers and dealers. 

One of the plans In his six-part proposal calls 

for the mandatory drug testing of all government 

employees at the federal, state and municipal 

levels. 

"This stuff is everywhere," Bennington said of 

Illicit drugs, "We have to pull out the stops and 

face up to the fact that we're losing a very 

deadly battle. We've got to go after the dealers 

and smugglers with an iron first." 

We have no complaints with declaring war on 

drug pushers. We do, however, feel that Mr, 

Bennington is way off base in even considering 

mandatory drug testing of everyone who works 

for the government. 

Granted, drug use has become an insidious 

menace to the American way of life, perhaps 

much worse than the ill effects alcohol is causing 

in the workforce, both private and government. 

It isn't time, however, that Uncle Sam become 

Big Brother in efforts to stamp out or alleviate a 

social problem of major proportions. 

We cannot help thinking that Mr. Bennington 

has gone overboard in his "iron fist" thinking 

plan purposely to take an ultraconservative 

stand on an Issue. 

His opponent, incumbent Congressman Bill 

Hughes, is being portrayed by the Bennington 

camp as a liberal. We hope Mr. Bennington isn't 

coming out for something for the sole purpose of 

making Mr. Hughes appear a wild-eyed liberal. 

Craxy man, craxy! 

Dome wltt DM on • world 

whirl that span* over six 

years and gives pause tor 

much tltlta 

— In I960, a bottle Of 18B 

Chateau Ltfite wu told at 

auction for $31,000. 

- In 1985, SevU* forees in 

Afghanistan spread toyshaped 

bombsto attract small 

-In late 1988 In St Louis, 

John Booker vaulted from Us 

truck, covered several 

hundred feet and held a purseanatcher 

down until police 

arrived. John Booker has no 

legs; he lost them In Vietnam. 

Hi covered the ground to 

apprehend the thief by running 

on his hands. 

-Earler this year we were 

told by the Treasury 

Department that the national 

debt waa a tidy (Is that 

SIM, Johnnie Dowtaii was 

amteneed to U yean In • 

iTorids prison. At the time of 

Us sentencing, he had piled 

drivtag eonvjetions and has 

vent over 80 percent of hli 

adult life behind bam. 

- That fantastic new 

section of the Florid* Sunshine 

Skyway Bridie 

(OovenorBobanhan'i new 

toy) over Tampa Bay, caused 

a flap back In March of this 

you i Mem it was "hanging" 

several Inches lower than it 

was supposed to and no one 

seemed to knfw the cause. 

''+— Earlier this year, you 

dould have secured a Job at a 

cop at 121,000 a year, tax 

free, with meals and bousing 

thrown In. Where, you say? 

Kwajaleln, mat tiny atoll In 

the Pacific, 2000 miles from 

nowhere. 

— Back in February of this 

year, CcUln Swift of Pine 

Ittver, Its., was fired from his 

Job because he left his post to 

eld two heart attack victims. 

No, he had no super-sensitive 

Job; Just a maintenance man. 

Incidentally, both of the folks 

lived. 

-In May of this year, • 9year-old 

girl with a 

pacemaker suffered convulsions 

i 


Prlnnd tnd ftiblltllW In AmtrlM'i OrnlHl Family RMM1 

By 


A Dtoiiiw •• (with Jttuy I)MM, me 

H«r«itfi-.art«i.Pn* 

miHiimM.OuMCitr.N.j ttn» 

••(•Miiiml mi 

PIWMNe>(M*)lt?-MII 

•ntm* it PHI ottitt »t M M ett». N t mat 

•« want cl*» mnlHf 

—TUESDAY'S PAPER— 

Display advertising, Social 5 p.m. Friday 

Classified, Sports noon Saturday 

Too late to classify noon Monday 

—FRIDAY'S PAPER— • 

> Letters. Church, Social '. 5p.m. Tuesday 

Classified, Sports, '.. .noon Wednesday 

* Display advertising t..•*.'... 5 pjril Wednesday. 

Too late to classify... A i:'.. 

' FRED C. BENSON;.. • iu'.. 

Section One Page Six 


pholobySenlof Sludlo 

Carol Joyce Calise, IB, Is all smiles after being crowned Miss Night In Venice 1086. 

It's time to abolish senatorial courtesy 

ByStateStaator 

WILLIAM L.GORMLEY 

(R, Atlantic County) 

v* 

the judiciary, the executive 

branch and various independent 

boards and 

authorities Is mandated by 

our state constltulon. An- 

400 

portunity to vote On the senatorial courtesy, while aome wit the entire process 

nomination. appropriate and necessary, of advice and consent is 

As an Individual senator wU not by itself have a merely a rubber stamp 

and a member of the significant impact on the operation. 

to the consent unless other reforms call on the executive and 

MiytattiRoyileSulteof fte 

Hotel KWittUfc. DfiMM 

operate under an 18th century McNamar* of Bergen Aunty process. It has been my ex- 

whentaPwli;ttwffl«rtyou 

blackball system la to be (Assemblyman Pat Schuber perlence that both the 

1 

governor's office and the 

(MM a day, 

Administrative Office of the 

GwrtsV possess Information 

for poor John Cuff; 

relevant to the evaluation of 

stems he rented a ear, forgot 

where he parked it and, at last 

it I consider the practice to be nomlness, but historically 

have been unwilling to 

dale, and counting, owed the 

(provide mat Information to 

ear rental company inFlorlda 

an undemocratic anachronism. the Senate. ' 

more than £,000, 

The recent controvirsy 

I urge both Gov. Kean and 

We humans can really do a surrounding the decision by 

Chief Justice WllenU to 

Job on ourselves — and on Gov. Kean to renominate That the Senate continues to cooperate to the highest 

other*. 

Chief Justice WUenti and 

degree possible with the 

Justice Pollock to the 

Senate on nomination mat- 

Supreme Court has once operate under an 18th-century ters. 

again focused considerable 

In summary, the con- 

publloattention on the advice 

and consent process, par- blackball system ts to 

stitutional duty of the Senate 

to advice and consent on 

ticularly as that process Is 

gubernatorial nominations Is 

affected by the practice me deplorable » \^ >W V'"' a vitally Important part of the 

known as senatorial courtesy- 

Legislature's-, checks and 

Senatorial courtesy, an 

balances on the executive that 

unwritten custom followed for 

deserves to be performed 

over a century by the Senate, 

throughly and competently. 

allows an Individual senator 

mtroûced the same bDl Senatorial courtesy, which 

to prevent consideration of a £ontor to address the Issue hi, the Assembly). S4383 recognises the right of an 

gubernatorial nominee by lite 

ieMtorial courtesy, I would, include among,the Individual senator.to block 

full Senate. As presently introduced Senate duties of' the honi»rtuum action on agnomination; 

defined by toe Senate; a Relatn No. 47, which Office of Legislative Serviess should have rw pkrf In tt* 

senator has "courtesy" over ^M ^ ^ theSenats nitos Jbe obUganon to assist the function and should 

every nominee whoreaides ttat if the Senate S^tTjudWary OoinmWte abolished.- .' 

either In the senator's home 

d t to the evaluation proceu by :iUft; ability of the Senate 

conducting WkhM 

by the governor within 1M ('check*,of, person .uirfer.Coihmlttee^.to';conduct 

todefmtog' 

°' "i22&!&££' nfm|naUoo would be deemed ;„* mtt*M\^l>2*^*&l£)m 

Oils fasten, 

senators 

where to go/ 

what to do 

SPECIAL E V E r 

Ocean City Pope Orchestra, Frank Buggleri conductor, 

wtth special guest soloists appearing on the Music Pier 

Sunday through Wednesday, I p.m. 

Ocean City Public library annual book sale on the lawn, 

Oh Street and Ocean Avenue, Tuesday, 10 a.m. to S p.m. 

Cedar Beach Civic Association arts and crafts show on 

the Music Pter, Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Shore Memorial Hospital auxiliary banar on the Musk 

Pier, nunday, i BJB. to J p.m. 

Teendance on the Music Pler.Fridayat8p.rn. 

Gay Mi festival on the front lawn of Ocean City 

Hstorfcal Museum, 409 Wesley Av,, Saturday. Open to tte 

public 

M I Cape May County Pageant on tte Music Pier, 

Saturday 8:15 pjn. 

•' EXHIBITS 

Ocean City Historical Museum, 409 Wesley Av., open 

Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guides will 

explain points of Interest In each section and answer 


Ocean aty Arts Center, 3801 Bay Av., (pwviouily flu 

Rescue Squad building) open B a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 

through Friday; 9:30 to noon on Saturday. 

,CARD PARTIES 

Ocean aty Card Club, Monday evenings at the Youth 

Center, 7 o'clock. 

Matchpolnt Jra. card party, 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the 

Commonlty Center, 18th Street v>d Simpson Avenue. 

Matchpolnt dupllctte bridge game, 7:30 pjn, Thursday 

to the Community Center, 18th Street-and Simpson 

Avenue. * . ^ . 

Wyoming Hotel bridge games, 7:30 pm Monday to 

benefit the Ocean aty Rescue Squad. 

r.^. ., 

:j? 

. 

' 

TUESDAY, JULY 22.1986 THE S1NTINEL-LEDCER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 - SECTION ONE 

"4nifri 

This Chinese junk adds Oriental flavor to the 

Night In Venice. 

life; &mr- 

The Bogus Co. takes time out from working on 

the Zookill Expressway to participate In the 

Night In Venice. 

These entrants "trash" the Night in Venice 

boat parade to ridicule the recent strike in 

Philadelphia. 

"Don Johnson" pilots the Miami Vice 

machine during the Night in Venice parade 

Saturday evening. 

K'O 

*l£2ig mtmU T' M " e *""""*"'" Vei " M """" vStSKtSSftt'SSÛStf" beh "" 1 "" Nlgh * to 

Boat parade scenes from Night in Venice '86 

"A Night Out with the Lady" seemed to be a popular theme, with many variations, during the 

Night in Venice parade. 

These.Night in Venice participants keep cool 

with their own brand of Ocean City Coolers. ..j 

photos by Pett Yard 

'V. '-••:5a 

Humpty Dumpty gets a smooth ride through " 

Several Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders. "Fishing Out Your Kitchen Window" was the Night in Venice parade along with hla Alice, 

raise the spirits of the Night in Venice obser- another one of the original themes for last in Wonderland friends, 

vers during the parade Saturday evening. Saturday's Night in Venice parade. * 

ill" *' J""^ * r" 

Miss Night in Venice, Carol Calise, and the rest of her court add 

beauty to the popular boat parade. 

;• :M 

The Addams Family does Night in Venice in 

their own spooky style. 

BeriÊrnie, Oscar, Big,Bird and th 

the Top Gun boat "Cruises" through the Night 

in Venice parade. 

'We are the World" sails in Night in Venice, 

•• ; • • • • • • . • / / 

'i' ' \ 1 >' 1 theme. ' ' k > r '••- . . ' t" „-' '' . A if ; 

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„ PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTiNEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

TUESDAY, JULY 22,1986 

The rain stopped, and these were the Night in Venice winnners 

By MARK SOIFER ôw directed the §v§nt from 

Ocean City headquarters it the Hanseom 

PubUc Relations , residence. Bay and Battersea 

1 Director ' Road. 

Gout Guard 

1 Rains depart at the Night in numbers were housed in ttit 

Venice itart. Ocean City Yacht Club tower, 

That's been the scenario made available Out evening 

during times of the courtesy of the club, 

"threatening weather since Mayor Roy Gillian and wife, 

ISM when the colorful boat Pat, members of Council; 

parade tint set sail through rOsle Glllespie, Chamber î 

aty lagoons. Commerce president; Miss 

Ominous thunder pealed pnght in Venice and her Court, 

over the bay accompanied by Martin Z. Mollusk and TV 

a steady shower jujt one hour sportseaster Don Tollefaon, 

peiar to the itart of Hie event who joined the parade In 

A few sprinkles were felt progress and Rescue Squid 

during early stages but soon Captain Stan Smith, wen 

the moon was sailing serenely among the notables par- 

above Great Egg Harbor Bay. ticipating. 

Over 130 boats registered Best of Show over 24 feet tn 

for the sail, making it the ttie parade competition was 

Wggest parade In Night in ttie "Show Boat" entry on 

Venice history. Frank Sting Roy captained by Harry 

Rugged, retiring conductor Klause. Those aboard wen 

o! the Ocean City Pops Or- in old-time garb and 

chestra, was grand marshal belted out a lusty rendition of 

accompanied by his wife, There's a Tavern in the Town. 

Anne. Ruggleri will retire Best of Show under 24 feet 

after this season upon com* was "Yellow Submarine" on 

ptaUng 6? yean with the the Boston Whaler captained 

orchestra. 

by Christopher Bemabet. The 

Parade Marshal Dave Wu> entry was a tribute to * 

BATHING 

SUITS 

MUm 

.•V 

i 

.V' 

"classic song by The Beatles 

Other winning boat entries 

Included, Club Commercial 

Over 24 feet (1) Eagles 

cheerleaders and More 

Eagles cheerleaders on the 

Green Machine captained by 

Joe fhutlsl Jr. and "Oil 

Slick" captained by Bob 

Penza, (2) Union League Glee 

dub and wives on Quid Pro 

Quo captained by Carl Posse 

and "Charlie" captained by 

Bob Boakes, (8) Wawa, We 

Are Family on Albatross. 

WUllam Stempfig, 

Casino Division Over M feet 

Reach for the Rainbow 7 on 

Pearson 43, Cape Island 

Yacht Sales, (!) Eagle, 

Harrah's Star, Harrah's 

Casino. 

Winner of the musical 

division under 24 feet was 

"Top Gun" on the Regression, 

Jim Murray and Tom 

Spadafora. 

Musical over 24 feet (1) 

"Fifties Rock and Roll 

Revival, 11 Mlchele Un, John 

Duell, (2) "A Night Out with 

fee lady**, Miss Townsend's 

Inlet, Frank Marche' (S) "I 

wanna Be A Cowboy, Lite A 

Vtffm, Rip Pfeiffer, 

Comic under 24 feet: (1) 

"The Addanu Family" The 

Pughey, George McNaught 

Ruta, (2) "Ocean City OuUs," 

Compromise, James Rles (3) 

"Jersey Devils," Jeanne, 

Blanche Crooks, 

Comic over 24 feet (1) "Bit 

Klckarlna," Claim Mae, 

Richard Silverman (2) "Cat's 

Afloat," Four Q'I IV Donald 

McKay (3) "Flamingo 

Fever," Beep Beep, Joseph 

WUson Jr. 

Best decorated under 24 

feet: (1) Sesame Street,T.K.- 

I, Thomas Shaw, (2) "Party 

Time," Mmmsahib II. John 

Groom, 

Best decorated over 24 feet; 

"Yellow Rose of Texas," 

iVfilli Too, Milllfi and Ted 

Wheston, (2) The Triple E. 

Lester and Don Friday, 

"Salute to Rudy Valee," (3) 

Hawaiian theme, M Gen, 

Dave Alexander, 

Most original under 24 feet: 

(i) "Puff the Magic Dragon," 

Hca-boy IV, Richard Wldmeier, 

(2) "A Night in 

Venice," Seven Belli, Joseph 

Bellwoar (3) "Alice in 

Wonderland," Left Nook, 

Frank Gelb. 

Most original over 24 feet: 

(1) "U.S, Vs. CoL Kadaffy," 

Dungaree, Murray S. 

Eckstein, (2) "Good flmei," 

Trophy Run, Edward Stow 

Jr., (3) "Slow Boat to China," 

Nasuma, Stanley Swan Jr., 

honorable mentions: "Tug 

Boat," Tugm>. Paula Magner; 

"Ocean City Qoei 

Flamingoes," Challenger, Joe 

• Semers Point • 

AUCTION 

By Demand 

Bratrtd to liquids ti &y »€urtd party 

STOCK CONSISTINO OF HANDAAADi 

PERSIAN & ISLAMIC CARPETS 

Including Arei Rygi I, Runneri 

f§ 6t AueiisAfd pi tee by piece Is tut highest 

DIdaer. Is utlify crMltsri ol fatally unliauld 

Wholtuli Import Company 

Stock Includes: TABRIZ, KASHAN, BOKHARA, 

QUM, KULA, AFGHAN, CHINESE SILK, 

KASHMIR, SILK HEBEKE, ISLAMA BAB 

ANDMANYOTHIRS 

At SAND'S GREATE BAY COUNTRY CLUB 

Somen Point 

101 Mlft Ltndlog M. (Rl. Ill) Nul Tl 8r»«t» Bi» Vfflii 

WEDNESDAY - JULY 23 

2 AUCTIONS 

1st Auction 4 p.m. • 2nd Auction 8 p.m. 

Viewing from 3 PM, 

Contracted Liquidators: Fidelity Auctioneers 

TERMS: CASH/CHECK/VISA/MC/AMEX 

(201)244-5334 

Siborewikl; "T "Trfcute to 

pte," Stiver Love II, 

Dominic DIDonato; Q.E. IV, 

Leslie Bredell, Statue of 

Liberty, 

Best lighted over 24 feet: 

(1) Trump Cattle, (2) "Cats 

Afloat" [») Eagles 

cheerleaders. 

Best lighted under 24 feet: 

(1) "Puff the Magic Dragon," 

(2) "Party Ttae," (I) "Eddie 

and the Cruisers" 

The Ocean City Coast 

Guard Station was given a 

special award for decorating 

Its station for the first time 

with a Ufesaven theme, 

The Coast Guard and 

Marine Police monitored the 

parade. They were assisted 

by volunteer marshals headed 

by Bob Edney with Tom 

OTleurte, Churls McFadden, 

Allen Verna, CharUe Schock, 

John Padova, Hank Xwcdenskl 

and Hank Kun. 

Winners In the bestdecorated 

home competition 

were: 

From 9th Street to 1640. 

Pleasure Av.-(l) "Once ma 

Ufettme," John and Eleanor 

Adey, 1821 Ptoasure Av,| (2) 

"A Salute to a Lady 11 Statue of 

Ltterfy. Henry Weber, IBS 

Pleasure Av.; and (3) "Big 

Bands of 1944 • Ita War 

Years," George and Mary 

Madonna, 1388 Fteaiure Av. 

From the Longport Bridge 

to 8th Street area - (1) 

amRlley.nnw i7UiSt,; 

(2) "It's 8 HaUowien Pirty, 

Lybolt and Carruthers, 114 W, 

17thSt,;and(3)"TBkeTime 

to Smell the Flowers," Gloria 

and BUI Moppert, M W. 17th 

St. Winners from the area 

between 1 W, 18th St. to 12 

Arkansas A*. — (1 "Ocean 

Marty Whalen, 57 Walnut 

Rd.; (2) "Hands," | 

WesolowsU, 11 Walnut Rd/ 

and (S) "Stan and Stripes- 

Bring Back America's Cup," 

Dr, and Mrs. James Kavlt, 9 

Walnut Rd 

The winners from a 

Mariana Lane to 4 Marshall 

City Goes South of the 

Lane- were — (1) "Mardl 

'Voder the Big Top," Mrs. Boarder," Jim and Barbara 

Ores," John and Del Rotelle 

Waddlngton. 213 N. Point Larkln, IBS Bayshore Dr.; (2) 

4 Marshall Lane; (2) ••Miami 

Rd,,; m "Hagar the "Vive La Uberte'," William 

Vtee North," B. Gary Scott, 12 

Horrible," HopWfrBOirgato Hamilton, 64 Arkansas Ave.; 

Grenada Lane; and (3) "You 

Cbmrounlty Church, 255 N. and (3) "O.C, - Amerlea's Ace 

let Your Life," Dr. and Mrs. 

Point R*M and (8) "We've in me Hole," Conner, 261 

Ralph Werner, 6 CiroUne 

Captured Our ParadUe, Bayshore Dr. For 60 W. IBUi 

Lane. 

Dokway, 35 Lagoon Rd. St, to 173 W, 17th St, (1) Tor the Waterway Road 

section — (1) "Fabulous 

For the Snug Harbor section "Bom in the UJ.A.," R. Flamingo Frolic," Mr. and 

- (1) "Up-Up^noVAwiy with Swinehart and J. Conner, 17 

Sporti," J.L." Bower, 84 Snug W. 17ft St.: "Lady of the 

Harbor; ; (2) "Liberty." "Uberty, Harbor," Piiarek Pisarek and 

< "O.C. 

Walter Evans, 32 Revere Mdhem Families. 14 W. 18th Bayfront - A Way of Life," 

Place; and (8) "Easter St; and "It's a Jungle Out Jamea Rles, 124 Waterway 

Parade," B.M,FraJn, 14 Snui There," John Meany, Jr., ITS Rd. 

Harbor. 

W. 17th St. 

A special condominium 

Winners for the area from For the section spanning award went to the Bay Club, 

177 W. 17th St. to 1706 Bay Av, 1900 Bay Av, to 2020 Glenwood 4th Street and Bay Avenue. 

Rd - (1) "Just downing Ann Pavltovlc helped 

(!) "Sensational Sixties," 

Jane and compile the list ef rimers. 

phetaby Senior Studio 

Anyone who frequents the causeway would have to be a dummy not to have noticed the presence 

of this squad car at various locations along the highway aimed at preventing motorists from 

speeding on the hazardous roadway. _ 

Abuse prevention in Sea Isle Aug. 2 

HAIR FASHIONS 

_ 1M7 Weit Avenue, Ocean City lAcrniinni mwii' 

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Al Service. 

W n H 

*' • ^V»^9mt lot thm Entlr, Fvnlly 

on, TUM., Werf., Frl. »tO4;M . Thurs, f fo 7 » Saf. »fo< 

The Sea Isle CoaUUon for Highway Safety, 

Substance Abuse Prevention Clubs, organiratlons or 

will be promoting drug and toad governments wishing to 

drunk driving awareness on UM the portable billboards to 

the promenade Aug. 2 «nd will promote Increased awareness 

use one of the Task Force « your town, may call the 

trailers to demonstrate the Council, 

poster contest 

chase through the Council's 

S.O.B,B.R. pant monies 

provided by tbe OfflceîL 

ONE DAY ONLY! 

FRIDAY, JULY 25th 

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TUESDAY, JULY 22,1S8S THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 9 — SECTION ONE 

Doctor, wife are award recipients 

Dr. and Mrs, Robert 

Beltman of Marmora have 

been named to receive the 

ISIS Distinguished Service 

Award for Husband and Wife 

from the New Jersey Division 

of the American Cancer 

Society. 

Dr, Beitaan U president of 

the Cape May County Unit of 

the American Cancer Society 

and his wife, Gall, Is chairman 

of the public education 

committee. 

Their service efforti have 

included establishing a 

national award-winning 

model speaker's bureau, and 

organizing the Cape May 

County Unit's annual statewide 

continuing education 

course for nurses. 

Connie Eckert 

Graduates in 

Tampa, Fla. 

Connie Marie Eckert, 

formerly of Ocean City, 

recently graduated from the 

University of South Florida, 

Tampa campus, with a 

bachelor of arts degree in 

health education. She was on 

me dean's list for three years, 

Mtaa Eckert is now living In 

Nashaw, N,H. where she 

plans to pursue her master's 

degree at Riveria Coltoge. 

She Is a 1982 gradute of 

Ocean City High School and 

the daughter of Ton! and Don 

pekert, formerly of Ocean 

City. 

ANNOUNCE 

BIRTH Of SON 

Mr, aha Mn. Edwin Paone 

of Haven Avenue announce 

. the birth of a son, Edwin 

• iieli'orest Paone, June M at 

Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Mrs, Paone Is the former 

Susan DeForest, graduate of 

Ocean City High School and 

Montclair State College. 

Maternal grandparents are 

•Mr. and Mrs. George 

DeForest of Haven Avenue. 

Paternal grandparents are 

-Mr. and Mrs. Sal Paone of E. 

/tort Road. 

In his capacity as an 

American Cancer Society 

volunteer, Dr. Biitman also 

writes a weekly newspaper 

column on preventive 

medicine. Together they host 

and Gail produces forum 40 

on Health, a monthly 

television program on 

preventive medicine shown at 

10:30 a.m. on Sundays over 

WMGM channel 40, Dr, 

Beltman has also become 

widely known as the evening 

co-host of the annual 

American Cancer Society 

telethon held on channel 40. 

Dr. Beltman practices 

internal medicine and 

gastroenterolegy in Cape May 

Court House and Abseeon. He 

was recently acknowledged 

tor his volunteer efforts in 

creating and chairing a 

summer program at Burdette 

VnmUn Memorial Hospital for 

college students interested In 

becoming doctors. These 

students spend an intensive 

summer accompanying Dr. 

Beltman on rounds, observing 

deliveries, surgery and otter 

facets of hospital life In addition 

to visits to nursing 

homes, the Woodbine state 

school and the Coast Guard 

base. 

Dr. Beitman most recently 

authored a chapter In the 

Bockus Textbook of 

GostroenteroloKy, a standard 

in its field. He is also 

•nerttarv of the Cape May 

County Medical Society, 

Gall MUgram Beltman is 

executive director of the 

Jewish Federation of Cumberland 

County, as well as 

editor and founder of the 

national award-winning 

newspaper, the Jewish 

Chronicle of Cumberland 

County. She to abo • freelance 

comedy writer, as well 

as an accomplished artUt 

Her work In developing • 

video archive of toâmn^j^ 

of Holocaust survivors living 

In southern New Jersey has 

recently been receiving 

national attention. 

Dr, and Mrs. Beitaoan have 

two children, Adam, I, and 

Mark, 1 months. 

Re-elected to nat'l Shrine post 

George W. Powell of this 

community was re-elected to 

serve on the board of directors 

of the Shrine of Norm 

America, during the 

fraternity's annual convention 

July 4 In Los Angeles, 

(SUf, 

Powell will serve as the 

imperial assistant rabban, 

part of the 13-member body 

which helps to regulate the 

Shrine. The 868,000-member 

fraternity operates the 22 

Shriners Hospitals for 

Crippled Children — 19 orthopaedlc 

hospitals and three 

burns institutes, located 

throughout the United States, 

P.W.P. DANCE FRIDAY 

Parents Without Partners 

chapter 181 hold Its dances 

from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. every 

Friday at ChlChi's in Somers 

Point. New members are 

Invited for a brief meeting at 8 

p.m. A fund raiser dance is 

held every second Friday of 

the month, open to the public. 

For further information call 

645-9126. 


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Canada and Mexico. The 

hospitals provide free 

specialised medical care to 

crippled and burned children 

up to their 18th birthday. 

Since opening its first 

hospital in 1922, the Shrine has 

Vent more than $1 billion on 

construction of hospitals and 

on special services and care 

for approximately 300,000 

children. 

Powell is the president of 

Powell Realty, Numerical 

Control Program Service, and 

George W. Powell Engraving. 

He is a past potentate of 

Crescent Temple in Trenton. 

His Masonic memberships 

Include Mozart Lodge No. ill 

F. «t A.M., Rabboni Chapter 

No. 48 Royal Arch Masons, 

Crusade Commandery No. a 

Knights Templar, Red Cross 

of Constantlne, Tall Cedars of 

Lebanon, Royal Order of 

Jesters, the Cabirl, and 

Gorman A. McBride Priory, 

Order of Knighthood, in New 

Jersey, 

Powell has received fee 

DeMolay Honorary Legion of 

Honor and was recently made 

an active member of the 

International Supreme 

Council, Order of DeMolay. 

Powell Is also a 33rd degree 

member of the Supreme 

Council AASH, • past muter 

of Excelsior chapter Rose 

Croix 18th degree, and a 

trustee of the Scottish Rite 

Valley of Southern New 

Jersey, 

He and his wife Mildred live 

in Ocean City. 

Robert and Gall Beitman havti been honored by 

the New Jersey division of the American Cancer 

Society, 

McGuckin Is Villanova graduate 

Richard M. McGucHn, son economics major. 

of Mr. and Mrs. James F. He was a member of the 

McGuckin of Newtown Square Villanova Economics Society, 

and Ocean City, recently the Small Business Men's 

graduated from Villanova Club and the Investment Club. 

University where he was an He Is employed In the 

Philadelphia area. 

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109 8th St., Ocean City 

Gormley, Mason 

'Distinguished Citizens' 

Sen. William L. Gormley 

and Martha L, Mason of 

Harrah's Atlantic City were 

the ninth . annual 

Distinguished Cittaens Award 

recipient! from the Atlantic 

Ana Council Boy Scouts of 

America at me Troplcana 

Hotel Casino on Wednesday 

Jack Gallaway, president of 

the Troplcana Hotel Casino, 

and co-chairman of the 

awards dinner, commented, 

"Sen. Gormley'f tegUktlve 

actlvttiw and partldpatton in 

charlUble projects reflect! 

hii commitment to At growth 

of our communities, and the 

creation of an Improved 

environment for young 

people." 

President of the Atlantic 

Area Council, Boy Scouta of 

America, Shannon L. Bybee 

Jr., senior vice president of 

the Golden Nugget, Mid, 

"Martha Mason is a dynamo 

of activity and contributes 

significantly to the contuuwl 

prosperity of Atlantic County 

and the well-being of many 

charitable and clflc 

organixations." 

Mason Is alto • recently 

appointed number of tnr 

board of directon of Uw Soow 

Jersey Reglonaiarheatre. ^ 

Dinner co^halrmm Staven 

J. Baker, president of Bayly, 

Martin and Fay Inc., «tat«4 

feat the Bey Scouts's umual 

dinner la recognlxtd by 

Atloittc dry Moraine as oni 

oi the top 12 "most prominent 

fhaHtiihiB functloM of the 

n u , ""'".••*, 

CROWLEY SERVING 

AS COUNSELOR 

Heather H. Crowley of U 

Village Drive N., Someri 

Nut, U serving as a peer 

counselor at Ellxabethtowri 

OeUege for the 19S4-S7 

academic year. Asophomort 

majoring In HhigHji^ ahe U 

to daughter of Mr. and Mr* 

Chet C. Crowley. ' 

THE LUTHERAN HOME AT OCEAN VEW 

What Makes It Home? 

Professional, loving staff providing the finest quality 

Intermediate, Skilled Nursing and Residential Care. 

Delicious, nutritional meals served in our gracious 

dining rooms. 

A peaceful setting in rural Cape May County 

Our chapel, available for quiet meditation and worship 

services for all faiths 

Security and comfort in a religious family at' 

mosphere 

...All this and more makes your home the 

LUTHERAN HOME at OCEAN VIEW, a non-profit, 

non-denominational health care facility. 

For admission information call Lauren or Carol at 

(609) 624-3881 or write: 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. TUESDAY, JULY 22,1986 

phets by §eniar Ifyatg 

Sgt. Nick Impagliazzo instructs members of 

the Ocean City Amercian Association of Retired 

Persons (AARP) during recent defensive 

driving class. Another course is scheduled for 

September, open to the public. For information 

call Sgt. Nick at 399-9111, 

Hi y 

2 PllCH to S*rv» You 


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"Wftm Phone 398-1333 

•i Igloo Playmate % Gil, Cooler 

Wattelex Travel Alarm 

Spirit 

pageant 

Aug. 17 

The final preliminary 

contest for the Spirit of 

America Pageant will be held 

11 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 17 on the 

Music Pier, according to 

director Mill GeorgeAnn. 

Contentanta will be Judged 

on charm, poise and grace In 

one casual or sporty outfU and 

one formal attire. Age 

categories are: 1 to 4, mUs 

and matter cherub; S to 8, 

tiny miss and master; 9 to 12, 

Junior miss and youth; 11 to 

16, young teen (male and 

female); 17 to II, teen (male 

and female), and 20 and over, 

adult (male and female). 

A portion of the entry fee 

will be donated to the Statue 

d Liberty Restoration Fund. 

For contest Information call 

00454-3710 or 39^5522. 

SGT. NELL IN GERMANY 

Army Sgt. John J.Nell, son 

of William S. and Mugant 

M. Nell of 110 S. Inlet Dr., has 

arrived for duty with me Mtb 

Area Support Group, Wat 

Germany. Nell la a personnel 

records specialist 

Carol 

ScottShute, 


during our 


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Night in Venice First-timer Darlene Wicker and others, including Martin 

Z. Mollusk and various other celebrities, enjoyed the revelry of the city's 

biggest attraction of the summer aboard this craft. 

A first-timer's view of Night in Venice 


dock. Had It really been two 

hours since I had first stepped 

onto the boat, trying 

desperately to find my sea 

legs? I was now walking like • 

pro on the lurching boat. 

I had experienced toe Night 

in Venice boat parade first 

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Comtrex Pocket Radio 

Something New! 

ALOE VERA JELLY 

lor animals, Nature! ft Organic .•>*. 

Far treatment of fungus, iWBl [in i 

loints and minor abrasions. \ 

Three Piece Bar-B-Q Set 

CreM Chrome Pen 


deposit of $5,000 or more and receive; 


GE Can Opener/Sharpener Polaroid Spirit Camera 

Step Stool 

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NORTH WILDWOOD 

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Black A Decker Car Vac 

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Proctor Sllex 10 Cup Coffeemaker 

GE Clock Radio 

Igloo Playmate 

Conalr Rechargeable Ute . 

visit our Marmora Office 

New 

Plaza 9 Shopping Center; 

On Route 9 (near South Shore Ford) 

FEDERAL 

Ferrari and new sound 

machine due July 27 

Cape May County Park 2:30 P-m. Sunday July 27 Mere he 

p.m. Sunday July 27 where be "M Introduce his newly 

will introduee hli newly arrived organ, the Wenl, flu 

arrived organ, the Weral, the newest digital sound 

newest digital sound mechanism on the market 

mechanism on the market 

TV organist Larry Ferrari 

will make his apual visit to 

Oipe May County Park 2:30 

CASINO 

TOURS 

BOAT/BUS 

Discover 

"77i« f mrytMng Store" 

3rd A Atlantic 

Oefin e/rr, UMBta 

The Weral, from Gwmany, 

is the result of yean of work 

by expert European organ 

builders. It will duplicate 

every instrument and combination 

of Instruments In a 

modem orchestra as well as a 

four-part harmony 

background choir. Tot 

reproduction of tone la said to 

be so perfect that It sounds as 

If a real orchestral Instrument 

is on stage. 

This will be Ferrari's only 

appearance at the park thU 

year. The park !• two miles 

norm of Cape Hay Court 

House on Route 1. 


a Day 

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Ecunwnlcil SpcdMied MlnUtrtoi 

Rev. Rtchird Wlngitt, Ocean City Ctupdln 

Obituaries 

J. Kenneth Wilson, 81 ;•* 

J, Kenneth WDHB, 81, of OOMB City died Jury « In • 

Bridgeton HoqrftaL % *•' % 

Bon In Philadelphia and formerly of Bridgeton and 

Newport, tollwrftathtacltyforiixyeiri. • 

Before retiring, he tu Macnthne vice prudent and 

fecnrtwy of the Yang HWi fa»tap and Loan AwocUtton 

In Bridgeton, and wai a former Ux collector in Bridgeton 

hud. I had marvelled at the hundred-plus boat* moving 

creative masterpieces that lazily on the water 1 WkMi In 0MM Sty, ht m a member of Vm OMU '• 

O^ Rotary Club; the AABF of OCMD Oty aad Nnral otter 

•enUr cltliwu group-; and lot Trinity United MetbcdM 

Church In Hunon, where he served u Mini of the 

diurch and uunsfy irtnflli 

Ht wai a nmnw of me Jtet Fntbyttriaa Church of 

Bridgeton, whan he •ervad u a Sunday adiool •uperintendent 

and u adUnad elder; At Bridgeton Chapter of ttm 

Americ»n Bad Craai, when to wu PMt pnatdnt and on 

the board d dJnAn; the Mlllvllle Old Tlmeri dub; iba 

IWCWlon Club rf Bridgeton; «vl he wo •tamer member 

«f the Bridgeton Rotary dub. 

WhUi IMng In Newport, he WM a member of the Newport 

United Methodlit Church, where to MrvedM treMurer; the 

Newport Volunteer Fire Compiny; and M a fonner 

Newport fin c

IS ?• 

PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. j. 

Community standards via referendum eyed in Sea Isle 

SEA ISLE CITY — The 

Board .of Commissioners li 

npected to act on a resolution 

soon which would place on the 

November ballot • question 

asking local cltiiens to set 

standards addressing pornography. 

The referendum, modeled 

after a similar measure In 

Avalon, would ask citizens If 

they consider certain movies. 

videotapes and publications 

tffensive and obscene. 

According to Mayor 

Mlchale McHale, the 

referendum Is a "flnt itep" 

towards determining If, indeed, 

the community -Is Interested 

in establishing 

standards regulating pornography, 

"First you want to see If 

they (the citizens of Sea Isle 

HAWAIIAN LLIAU 

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Sail* From Ocean City 

Marina & Fishing ('enter 


Oty) want to set standards," 

he Mid. If In fact that la 

established "you have a legal 

leg to stand on" If an attempt 

la made to regulate pornography. 

But McHale Indicated In 

light of the current legal 

uncertainties over whether 

pornography can be regulated 

Bill's Locks 

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Serving Qettn City 

398-9055 

If you niss South Jersey's Na1 News TEAM 

at 6:00 P.M. 

Jeff WHitaker and Mary McGinnis 

Then tune in for South Jersey's No. 1 

News Team at 11:00 p.m. 

Neil Rattigan and Martha Slebert 

Newscenter 40 

organizations "to see how 

bey feel" andilnd out if there 

Is enough support, for the 

referendum to pass. 

Avalon Solicitor Robert 

Ftneberg said that resort's 

referendum was "a measure 

to determine a community 

standard as to what the 

He said In at least one ease 

It was successful A state 

statute which deters the 

violation of whit an held to 

be community-standards was 

used to discourage one 

business from engaging In 

business which intended to 

deal in pornography. 

community wishes to do about 

without violating First certain types 

Amendment rights, the city Is nography ." 

in a wait and SM position. 

"If we get this passed, we'll 

see what happens and go f ran 

of porthere," 

he said. 

Even though toning or- 


dinances regulating where "We need another road to 

pornographic material can be take the pressure off some of 

add have proven that they 

the other streets," he added. 

can survive a legal tot, such 

Councllwoman Jeanne 

an ordinance Isn't deslreable 

Qunn, however, said she'd be 

because it encourages 

In favor of creating the bike 

establishments to set up •hop 

In those specifically 

path. 

designated areas, McHale 

Councilman Gary Jesse! 

said. 

said he didn't like the Idea of 

the state teDJng the city how It 

The mayor said yesterday can use property within city 

he would like to get together limits. 

with community leaders and "It (the railroad; is not In 

usable state and I don't Uke 

the idea of the city having to 

pay the expense of removing 

it," he said. "What an the 

chances they would rerun the 

train. 

"The big expense could be 

to run the train and I hope 

feat's not a condition," be 

added. 

Jesse] said he wasn't sure 

what Haven Avenue should be 

used for if the tracks wen 

removed. 

The city has been 

negotiating with the state for 

years about the possible 

removal of the tracks. 

However, the latest 


The board's function Is to 

certify Oat the city's standards 

on pornography 

represent the standards of the 

community as a whole, and 

not those of special Interest 

groups, according to city 

approach than the, community 

standards review board which 

•Is being tried In Lower 

Township and Somers Point. 

He said such an approach 

which uses a panel, which is 

selected based - on 

demographic considerations 

to determine community 

Fineberg said he believes It standards, would be "subject 

Is probably a more effective to a statistical challenge " 

Old tracks now appear to be on hold 



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correspondence Indicates toe 

state is unwilling to rellngulah 

its ownership of the railway 

right-of-way. 

Previous reports indicated 

the removal of the tracks may 

realize a profit to the city 

since contractors expressed a 

desire to do the Job in exehange 

far the scrap metal, 

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photo by S*n!or Studio 

Ptl. Curt Dull of the Ocean City Police Department 

stands near one of the new signs that are 

being erected at all major entrances in Ocean 

City. 

Ruling striking down porn code won't affect Point, says solicitor 

h. . 

^.V:^. 

1 J -rS 

eflidals. 

Candidates for final 

selection to the board are 

being chosen from a pool of 

volunteers by the committee, 

which drafted the ordinance. 

Using guidelines based on 

1980 census figures and 

detailed in the ordinance, the 

three-member commitee is to 

recommend to Council those 

Individuals they feel best 

represent the city 

demographlcally. 

The committee chaired by 

Councllwoman Clalr Kesnlg, 

with Councllwoman Kathleen 

Pancoast and Councilman 

John Conroy, Is to screen 

applicants based on age, sex 

and education with 

relationship to the general 

lti distribution of the 

city. 

The proeeia creating the 

board wu begun hy «n ordinance 

adopted by Coandl In 

early June but Is yet to be 

competed, according to 

Coming events 

TODAY (Tuesday) 

Ocean City Public Library 

annual book sale, all books 3S 

cento, on the library lawn 8th 

Street and Ocean Avenue, 10 

am. to I p.m. 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

with Frank Ruggleri conductor, 

appealing on the 

Mule Pier, 1 p.m. Admission 

A. 


New York Singing Teacher 

NOW A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF OCEAN CITY 

Former profOMOrof singing at YALE, 

S.M.U, end Manhattan School of Musk 



306 24th St. Phone c«o?» 399-1894 

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JUJVBRTISINB RATHS 

Advertisements for these columns should be in the ot 

flee of The Sentinel •Ledger for the TUESDAY EDITION not 

later than Monday, noon tor the regular classified section, 

(no too late to classify In Tuesday's edition!. FRIDAY 

EDITION, Wedn«sday noon for the regular classified see 

tion and Thursday noon for the too-late to clatiify section. 

Dial JW Mil 

One Time, li Werti sr LtM L.,,; .,.,,,,,, M JO 

(10* per word exceeding is words I 

Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times, 

I with 15 Words or LtM v,.,.. ........ tll.OO; 

Ads rtequiringôii Numhtr" $1.00 additional 

JOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50« EXTRA 

—All Classified Advertising Gaih Basis— 

112 ith street'. Ocean City,M ,J mm 

Copy mailed In, given to representative or brought to of 

flee personally, murtht •ecampsntad by cash or cheek to 


convenience to customer, but payment fciUit be received 

Beforaadveftlsement will beiet in type, «. ,j 

HelpWanttd 

THE SENTINBL-LEPQER, OCEAN CITY, N.J 

H«lp Wanted Situation* Wanted 

Jerieyi 

larg.it fltneii center hat a limited 

nsmber 31 Immediate opening*, for fit- 

rwil csntuifanti ana Imfructor*. Sail 

msiivalH, mgrniln Individual, can 

tarn IMC 10 Mio piraut In salary and 

nestitar?, will train e»!l Ann or 

• .1 U!«Mf Ml 

IxECUTivr lie 

CPA (irtn. Please 

tatt Mr, Pert, r-O 

TIMS ¥•«• ROUND 

POSITION — ai pnarmacllt'i Illillant 

to work in lab wins eMHMtill, gaad 

say and kenelltl, apply pahnnb.1 

Parkway Pharmacy, Mtti t Alewy 

A>t call iff-Mil. H 

DiUMTIiiAN/SANOWICH MAKER- 

Tear found, part time, Monday mroysh 

rSflday. 11:10 am. to ills eni Call m- 

S9fi, la.m.nep.m. H 

HcBETARV — Part-lime lar real 

tint, olliee. Muii type ami M wllllno 

la ieam fsi«e!rt»f iyiien* ¥ear remid 

psiitisn Call !*•=!!•*. 

SSVIRNMINTIBM TlMte • 

•H.IM/rr. New hiring. Call tUV-mt 

eil. • MM lar curr.nl lateral Uil. HI 

eoMpANiON FOR iLOiitT nor 

rettrnicei. Call HWleT. Ml 

PART TIMl - r-hjtlc.l IMripy aide, 

private prattle tannri Petal ana, 

• Call Mr men intormali«i. tn-*eu. 

hit 

JO» CLUB HIOUTHATIOH - W 

_ _ ¥A«O CLEANUP —- ar tar 

'aathlna and w.jlna. RaaHMMa rain, I 

fairavenlngtafaMMl. H 

COOK/IMORTOBOIH — 

III traakiall aM luMI III 

SaMHlarv, call nmil. 

Clt, 

Card CM Thanks Help Wanted 

STjUBINSVENA 

May the sacrtd HMrt ol Jeiui b» 

pralted, hMwrM. adored s. jlorlfled 

how * torevar Ma, the sacred 

Haaft at Jewi have mere, on ul 

Holy SI Jufle help « the nopeww. 

PHlle pray lor ui. 

lay InlJ^rayer » Hmti i day. by 

Ih. ith Hay your prayer will be an 

iwerad 11 bai na»er Men Known lo 

tali Publication mull Be promUM 

My prayers nave been amwirH JB 

J 23 

May Ida uerad mart il Jalul ea 

Marad, f iarlllM, ia«M and pratar- 

Had inrougtmut tM world now and 

wr.v.r sacrad n.art al jnui pray 

tor ui. It. Juda, wariar •! mlrniai, 

•ray nw ui. II. Juda, MM ol tl» 

najplnl priy 'or ui. My prayar f 

Mm.. • day (M an flu iljlitn day It 

will u anlwarad. SAP 

Lost And Found 

tolT GRAY c*T-whlle tummy, 

Femal.. WMrlng wfclt, «« collar, 

vfelnlty ol Slit and Slmpton Ave Call 

J»i MM. » " 

WAITMilif"- fcuit H H y.ar« old 

Full lime iummtr weekanai In Sao 

timber Apply Tony! Drill. MID * Co. 

irol. o,e " 

OFFiei woaitfT- Tyflm * payroll 

eiparlinc. < diyi a w«lt including 

wHkindl C«ll Mr. Fullen flMIM II 

V0LUMTI1B BIIPATCNB* WAN- 

TED — To dilpttth «moul«nc« calll 

Ml ol thilr hsma lor tna Baicui Squid 

ol Otian City, will train. CamnwiuIMn 

lor cHOnt uiagi,' Call BMH II 

REAL BST4TB IALEI — career op- 

portunlly ivallaDU In Oft lirillt ol 

lice tor ambiilgui llcenled Mlaiperun' 

training projr.m (arnputerliea 

eperatian new megern laeliitlai high 

employee ienfiyily. Fantaitlc ln«me' 

potential* call serger Realty inimit 

lor Inlerniew, it 

ABULTI QR r6uTrt§ — bueiVApaf, 

tment houie and Chrlitian retreat can- 

Hr .UII. primarily charnbarwarli. Aiie 

laundry, flrdifiing, deilt. sun iprlng 

pirttimi iftofflMIUi gr Han •ymmir. 

Mult wiri till Labor Bay. Mod pay, 

iipi, bonutat, eeteraflfii- Andrew'l 

Inn, 1)10 ocean Ave, Jimil II 

RECIPTIONIST — PevMttm«nl7ipn.' 

flrucilofi company teak! enthuiiaitic 

Hll-mailvaled Infll.mg.l lor lull llmt 

pgilllin with grawing company. Typing 

inliational 

BliStL MttHANIU - Nun eeiv 

tnicu. HMSiiallialian »m maay 

Hnellli. call m«N wantayi. " 

RBAL ilTATi^t».9i8 . fM,Mt • 

lioo.wo We will teacn you how to 

lollow a •yaranleed Incaine wart plan. 

Call Jill OBITIMI at lacBaria. Baaity, 

Rollori 111 UU TF 

S1CRETART — Pan tllna In Sea liu 

Real lalala Slllce. Typlnf, aniweriiii 

phsnei. dialing wltn cllelitl and fafleral 

glljee worn Mull wan waekanll. 

Salary csmmaniyrala wilh aiaerlelica. 

Per interview, tail Karen at Hl-WW H 

CART1R LINCOLN MIRCURT - 

Mean city Inc. • Need part lime ante 

caihltr/saceallMIII • p.m. ta f p.m. 

wtekaayi. f a.m. la 4 p.m. satyrdayi, 

apply In panan utn I Weil Aval. 

I-U 

TRAT TICHNICIAN - LICMIM, 

poillsla I to 1 niornlnai par ••» 

EXCILLENT INCOMI POR PART 

TIMI - Horn. iiiamMy tliarll. Par In. 

lormatlgn tail HM-MHOOJ alt, in*. Mf 

PABTT1MI — Need 

reliable peapla an an ai naidad Mill, 

Laekinf lar a lead paylaf parttlm. |ea, 

(••Id training is, an Hour M Hart, Mull 

nava Briyinj meani at tnmswtalMn. 

II InltrMtM reipeM tt P.O. »0M lit, 

IMtMet-LMeW, bcaaadty, N.J. MHa, 

,CMOOL BUI BBIVIRl - ImmMiita 

Uilp. 

m 

. WIN Wa 

HO Pi«a A GaMfw *«. 

Help Wanted 

(•lili, grganliational asllltlai, 

Illing required in enatriul •lmo>phtr«. 

call IM X! 1010. - If 

ITUBENTI ^ MiN^WQMIN — part 

time avanlng hourt. Any nlfhll 

available, larn up to tie, par hour, call 

1H.HH. 11 

A"S>MALT P&VIHO COMPASJ^ 

Talilni application lor hard worHnj 

IIMreri with a dellre far adyaiiHrnint. 

Alls need esperlancid dump irucii 

drlyiri. 1(1-0100 II 

MOPiLSâll agel, no eaperlenta 

nateiury, aiio to train. WI aiio Ir.ln 

yaung clUldren II monlhi and ever. Ill 

lili • IMiJU. II 

SECBfTART AND/OR * ICE P 

TiONlIT — Haadafl for Raal BMaia ol 

|ica. Call MP1IH. II 

i- part lima, f a.m. la I p.m. 

lehooi yair. canlati R.D, 

owent, cap! May Co. vocational 

EXPIRIBMCBD PLUMllR - Call 

Mtwaan i aiM • p.m. Call Miul 7 It 

Flw eOOD MAIDI — Naadad nan 

through Oifobtr, A *>ty I" panan Har- 

Mr Haul*, ind ind Uf Aval., O.C 

LMaii pnltrrad. tl 

FREE CAIEIR NIBHT-PraiMM •? 

Ufharlaa R.nry, RNltan. 11 H.rryi 

inn, Ssmari Pllnt. July M, It** at I IN 

p.m. "How lo git llartad In ml 

•nut." what to look for In a rail Mtlta 

company" A ulai Mrtoni Mtawn),- 

tiM "Caraar appartunltlat MM miKII 

mor." Ruarva now. llmllad tutlryj. 

Ciil today It UH 111 UJi. »« 

CAIHIIR/B1LIVIRT P«RtOH-lull 

lima tl hr. walk, •tart lit* Augult, 

Sinn Ph.rm.cy 1« JHI. TP 

School!, (15-3141 eos- 

7 JI 

MAINTENANCE WORKER - Black 

lial llcanii riaulrM. tic.ll.nl 

baiHIItl, cantact R.D, Owanl, Capa 

May Co vocatlonil Ichooii, (litltl. 

aoa. '•" 

TELEPHONE ORDER CIERKS 

Prlvalt diik and phona. part tlma 

•aanlng hour.. Ocaan city olllea. In- 

Mil. 4 (I 

HliBmlflWp AAMTEB - Part 

tlmf/futi tima. Vacation, Blua Croll. 

Apply Taiiardayt/OUdlah'i, IfO'lfSi.tf 

OAROtNEBS MBLPBR -^tp worllTujj 

lima now through NaiamMr, Mull 

nava urlv.ri ilcanM Ba dasandaBll and 

hardworking, call J>» IMS and iaaya 

m.ingi. Kan Southard Laniicaptlnl.tl 

I OOVS I BIRLS 

Earn menty thii lummer with a 

morning nawlpiper rouij, Tha 

pnllacl«lpnl» Inquirer li looking lor 

reliable youth carrier! In Qee»n City 

tor batli homa delivery and Itreet 

lain thru StBi, lit. larn cam snfl 

io super prim, can m-ooo ut 

ween IM a.m. «. 1:00 p.m. lor in- 

lormatlwi, Alk tor Mr, Bradley 1-1 

PRINCIPAL «LI«K TYPIiT-Oty »l 

Ocaan City. RequIrM MlklUllllil ••• 

Mrltnc. Ill iecratlrlal •fart, UMry 

IIJ.U1. Mult ka Ocaan City reliieM ar 

rllacale wltiin ana vatr at hire. Apply 

Ferunnil Slilct, City Hall, Ml t 

Aikury *va, Owen City, NJ. Af 

plicallenl cioie Auflull 1, IMe, Ml 

PART TIME-riientl* apanM BfaicS 

slllce naadl I part tlma/1 lull llnu 

w.rfc.n. Openinli In III trail, 17.11 M 

•tart, can tor interview Ippt, num. I 

N I p.ra. W> 

DRIVER — part time tar rttlr.mmt 

homa aM nunlnf ladllty. Mull ka 

Iliilbla, Apply In panan, WMlay 

ntanar. Had 4 Bay A..., O.C tea MI 

Wanted 

ar man. Oak, mahstanv, wkitr. Cain 

tor canNmi ol Mm. Alia, i My all an- 

HOUM. Call HUH*. Ml 

•AIY AMBMILY WORK! 1714; par 

leg. Svaraiilaed paymint. No lalel, 

Detalll, land llamped anvalfpei 

•LANHH, lill Intarprlia, Ft, Pierce, 

Fla. 11411. 7-H 

TWQTTCKIT AGENTS-rear reune 

•mplsymint .1 Ocean tity Tranipof 

tallori Cinter lend Retumn 16 ocean 

Clfy FarNIng Authority P.B Boi 

IcMn City, k.J. 0M2e,,O»d 

pioyfnant rKBra 8nd rel« 

rsaulred ' 1$ 

BOI «tt 

d em ] 

erences 1 

LAUNDRY PIBSON- inptrnnce 

pralarred. call Iff 1500 |>t /OS 7/J! 

REAL ESTATE 

CARER NIGHT 

• Hew to get a Real Estate License 

• What • professional does day to day 

• How to select an employing broker 

• The pros and cons ol a Real Estate carter 

WHEN: Wadneiday, July 30, Bt 7:30 P.M. 

WHERE: Harry'j Inn, Semtri Point 

Call Our New Ocean City Of Octal 39I-U26 

For Your Ruervaf Ion 

ZACHRRIflE 

RfflUY '- 

RNs AND REHAB NURSES 

Are you in a rut working as a staff nurse In a 

hospital or nursing home? 

Would you like to be a member of the staff caring 

far disabled young adults In a special care unit of 

one of New Jersey's finest skilled nursing facilities? 

Are you seeking a professionally and financially 

rewarding position In nursing? 

Are you inexperienced In Rehab nursing but would 

like the training? 

If your answer Is yes to any of these questions, then 

now Is the time to make that much needed career 

change. Contact 

LINWOODfONV. CENTER 

Located on New Road and Central Ave. In Llnwood, N.J. 

609-927-6131 

;*' Openings avallableon all shifts, . • 

NURSE AIDS 

Are you tired of having too many patlertts ort your 

assignment? \ - • 

Are you seeking 4 prbfMSlonaily and financially 

rewording position In nursing? 

Would you like to be a member of the staff earing 

for adult and geriatric patients In one of New Jer- 

sey's finest skilled nursing facilities? '' ',""' 

Are you Inexperienced but eager to learn rehab nur- 

If your antyvar It yn to §nv of thwe quntlon^-tfwn -' 

now l> ttie time to make'that much nMded darttr 

Chang*. Cofifict 

NIOHT CLiBK POSITiON-Harber 

HDUH, Ind «.B.y Apply in p*r»on, JB 

MOUlirSiiPiS-iull time, Banetlti, 

Apply In penan, VveUey Minor, MM I 

lay.a.C.eda F'H 

MA1NTINANU H U M - O«< 

ilirting Hltry, pmiant owti mniB? 

plymkinf, .aiitiiwy, M*- tintflcai 

worli. Mult 1IH hevt own Mil ana 

truck. Call Ann ar Oeraniy it MMM. 

PROBIAMIRI NllOIO - 

KnawlMse, eaperlence wltli C. Pucal, 

B.tlc. PC AppllctliMi, UMi, M othar. 

Fir fill sftwina uttwtri iyilinn 

company. Saltfy plyi. Wll Cmnn 

Ucnnolofll... »1)M-M«. F-B 

BlLPl LasJlllll lar law hard wgrMnl 

PHpia ta build my MIIIIMi, PMItlalll 

ayallikla In i.vtrai cwntlM. will train. 

eilllti-aTMt»»crl»l4M«l». »•« 

UlS CLERK - ptrt tlmi pailtie* 

available immM. into lapt. Appn>. M 

hr, wk. Mt.. lun irW Wad, Apply 

riorum Mate), Ith • AtMnlli, MMTN. 

71! 

BMMMATI WANTiD—limiu, to 

Mujra 1 bedroom apt. In Marmeia, w/w, 

fllitlwaiktr, waihar, OYvaf. MM man. 

thiy plul mil. Call OrtW* matt. 141 

YIAR BOUND NOUIIMATt - MM, 

occupancr. Plftt tlHf ftmMM, a*V 

MM McatM, MrM trim Ma Ni 

BattraMM • MPMIt Mqglraa. Call rj 

9ARASB TO »TOM Ml VIARLY - 

ulim-lliiavMlnii. H 

THE PARTY MACMINI-Brinf Hit 

"Ityils" Inta ysyr Hgirit, ««com. a 

.Inning Har, miM your own tip. wltn 

our tinging machine, over IN Mngi 

available, call WMM or Mf-IM Nr 

Mttlii Hd reHrvttlera. MM 

U PtOPLI NIIBIB TO LOII 

WaisHT — an lammii kerka! irtfwm 

•I HM on TV, N6 drum, lit Herein. 

We IMP anywlwr.. Call 

141 

Target your 

Classified Advertising 

to over 2.8 million 

NEW JERSEY 

READERS... 

For 

Only $125 

One 25 word SCAN ad will reach 2.8 million people for 

only S135. SCAN repreaenh more than ona million Cir- 

culation In 65 dally and weekly Mwtpapart throughout 

NewJeraey. "' * '„ t ' ' , "'*• "'j' l 

.NEW JERSEY f On0 ' '' '*' FOR 

'STATEWIDE- >«-•»$ PhOTO fM'3, 

CLASSIFIED ,' C Q||. 

Tutoring 

Prof'). Services 

W| DO CLIANIN9 AND WIHDOWI - 

Asn, Mmaa and candn. ipfMa 

cleaning, chaneaaven, and waahly. Wa 

art year raund, mature reiMailtl wilti 

punty of eipeHelKa, Cell aVMinai anlir 

f.H 

General Mdta. Yearly Rintali 

Inn t ta 1 p.m. In mt Vlll.ta thapt o) 

Rio BrMM, Per man MMtmatkHi, nil 

NHMi. Mi 

IIIMIDIAI, RiADINS — NMla, 

eteMenterY MkHI katlo, IpalilM, 

(aafaaae IPH. .rllt.rn.tlc. ilmpu 

IPMOI pnManll, reMMau wort. Oat 

kaur'i Mlp Mletl eaHlfM taaflKr, 

Artln. Meal, IBl Plaawre Me., Ocean 

ciii Cinnum tf 

LAIY - Don'l laai Ilka •«•»). 

••ilajf, cManlltl IM MMa «l your urf 

w. win da I) tar. y»ul Dtta't •iKirtivl 

Ur Daiilllna. HM itmalala car can 

iyii.ro By apcalntmant aaly Iff- 

uu, »•» 

GRASS CUTTiNQ—nt tawn Main 

lananca, low ratal. Ocain City ind 

Marrnsrl iraa. Call JW 1444. 7/13 

UtMlMK/ma. 

tf.nl dl.tribuior. naedad ia your ana 

Immrflartly. Nalloiial uppwt. Part 

time ar tun TralniM pravMad. Call 

urn IWI m-ttH M 

Child Cart 

5S iram Intmt tt 4, •t^ 

Maanaala, Call atfan S P » 

ÎLL DO MaWIITTINO - In my 

•ame. I diyi t w»a«. Vary H I with 

chlHrm Call 1IHO1 " 

CHILITIARI IN M¥ OMAM'cJtV 

NOMI - tNiinini .iua.nl] any age. 

SpMlalty Iriclua.. Inlantl. MMIcappad 

CMIdran wtlcom.. yarv reaionable, 

call m JIM afl.r I p.m. wHHavi and 

early morning as w«lnnat, 11* 

Autos For Salt 

UNiauB TTTPIMO imviei - Naad 

typing daM guicklyf Ml typn at 

anlntlHal tvplnf Ha lafll. mMMai, 

nil HMN1 and nM-fnMiilallal «ort 

dana aulchly tint auiratily (In nw 

UM, amnm.tl. Na loo «aa HUH. 

• I I K U W rarat, f day. • waaa, 

Collacl and daliyar. call Ht-ini. « 

^^,tfkla*i«t*Wi B y«i| l ^tt 

iS'ptM'aWmai. cintmn."" * 

riAimouHD 

HOUIICLIANINS 

Vleli-YM»l*r Hhaauiad appall 

H. we 9M*t cut anm, w. clean 

them! saaianai claaniiig IM. laturuy 

lanant changaaven. tcnik Sauad i« 

n?i. CALL USI HI 

Bus. Opportonltlei ; 

UXXJM1TH MSHW-Sf M fcr la^ 

inta wntawi Lacmniilk, P.O. Pan Wi, 

Ocean City, N.J. SUM. M» 

««: .UMuwjiiwjinwni! 

ABI YOU MAKINS WHAT VDUM 

WOUTHI Haallli Irt "WWf" •*"' 

ptnv li mrtlnd marHtlM .lltarrjeij 

tar inatnt t«raw ****^S 

in tar Mt11 Ittama. Maly 

tin Cwtipa-Y, WWta 

* . , eal 

(.ft 

• Ul¥ 1IA ISLI ••Ah ISTATI — 

oWc. laMInf tar a praMiliMial 

lacretary. Tear naad patltlan wllh .»• 

Calient pay Call oatviaaa I a II and ail 

Mf Bave, l u » 111 

MOD DAYTIMB POIITION - Part> 

lima kajpart year rgaat Keuwtla.nlng 

•anlce, CM laid to hilHIm. 14, Mr lo 

Mirt, TraillNrtatlail ftttprui. Will trilh. 

•crvk MUM. IW-W1, 1-1 

SUtSTITUTIS PRI-ICNOOL AID1 - 

eiparlenctd pralarrM, US, per Uy. 

canticl R,B, Dwanl, Cape May Co. 

vouHonal Scnaal, 44HUI aaa >•!! 

«O»ITITUT« TiASNIBS NIIBBB 

- tar til vacatitMl •mi, •IpKillly 

iiMu.irlal Aril. IM par day. caniact 

R.D. Oweiil, Capa May Ca. VacallMai 

•ihaal UHIII aaa >-u 

HANDYMAN _ part time, hlMy WINI 

palnllRi, carpenlrv ana atamMng. Itt. 

IN*. M 

•AB/RMTAUHANT WITH - Full 

time or pan time, immaiiata apaningi 

year raviM. RateraMM rM»l0 Main- 

tentnea mperlenca 1 PIN. early A.M. 

•Him. t good Itirtlnl UUry. Call tar 

appalntmani, sragarkt na.iaur.nl, 

MMM*. I-U 

MATURl WOMAN H1IOID - Te 

kakyiit 1 chlMraa, PM II » I In my 

name WMtMiuy Hn lenity 10 p.m. 

ta 1 l.nt. RaflrencM rûlrnl. Call II- 

tar I p.m. »(.]»!. 711 

PORMIR U.S. MAIL TRUCK — IfM, 

AM general Wlikln, good rendition. 

Only *9,Mt BiilM. tail Mllwa katwaan 

IMIp m t II 

Itn FORD PINTO — HfM N*a. 6» 

cMlanr caMltlea, Itandard, 9 aaor Daly 

ii.no. can ni-nu. ii 

IfM MIRCURT TDPAI _ Jôaf, air 

eandltlailed, auta,, AM • FM, PMU and 

nmi great. M.1M. Call ItMtM. »-Ji 

n FORB PICKUP — Wllh cap. *>.«» 

mllel. AM/PM. auta V* BMW. '* 

Ifrl CHIVY MALIIU - PM Ctuetta. 

Ju.l pauad IniMCtlan, INt, Cat Iff- 

IMI, '-H 

iffl TTPI i VW WASON — naw 

angiM, naadl torn, kraka wwi. UM 

llrjn. Call null! oaad Hirfar at. Ml 

•OAT f LI PI ^ Wtnn.F, »,w..».f «. 

^.HtHnal up la 11 li an iMpa Channai, 

; Samen Pglnl, lacurlty, lighting, iraui 

1 inl>r, UII, IKlle and pal M Brafnl|e>, 

1 Free ramp In and ant »lln rental, call 

i Hi Share Marina, nHMl. II 

18AT IUP AVAILABLE - From II ta 

n laai tt a aitcaual. Call Sunul Har 

bo.rl..m.i»lpm,lrMUl. Ml 

JTFOOT ILIP — Htlt at laaaan MM, 

w«my »loo. CM MH4M. '•» 

*)TH ITREIT-J Idr,, I 

apl.Newly deeorated Jnd lloor. Wh SI, 

j idr,, 1 Bath, atck, Jnd ileor available 

July, m-nil or WBIt. Ml 

CLOii TO llAeM-Apt, lleeBI I, 

waakly MM, daily IJL»osm. daily m. 

SOUTH END DUPLEX Jj 

Zoned Loti 

Mth st. f. Bay Ay*. 

EWeiMfli InvHtmant oppomwlly. 

tttrtM at -*•«- AWartiva * 

IFFlClBNCYAfti -I uaWf M« Vi 

•HUM rMlal. W«W IM drfer, 

Vicinity ol ttk •/ Ocaan *va, 

RauanaMe, call m m 

Storage For Rent 

IPACI - MH. laai I 

Mt am, maMnry MIMInr 

Sunftitni" ««•• ««• «•« ' ,„ 

Latvimeuaga. ." 

THE SENTINEL-LEDOEB, OCEAN CITY, N,J, PAGE 15 — SECTION ONE 

Night in Venice traffic 

'very, %my heavy 9 

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SOMERS POINT - Somen 

Mat Police CMrf OrvUb 

mm mM yaaMv that 

Saturday'a traffic rwulUng 

from Octu Ctty'a anmiMl 

Night In Venice parade wu 

"vei7, very Aeavy" but 

(toeplte the voluine there were 

only five reported accidents 

over the weekend, none of 

which caused Injury. 

The low accident count 

could probably be attributed 

to the slow speeds created by 

the heavy traffic volume, he 

•aid. 

The posting of a traffic 

offlctr at the intersection of 

Laurel Drive and Ambler 

Road Saturday during Vm 

busy hours from 11 ajn. until 

4 p.m- was effective in the 

attempt to "meter the traffic 

from the (Garden State Park- 

way wit 30) toll to Route*," 

Bjathis said, and provide gaps 

ta till flow to allow cars an 

opportunity to tun ML 

It was alao eflactlve in 

arttiDg clown on speeding, be 

the traffic which normally 

subsides by I p.m. on 

Saturday, persisted, Mathii 

said, until after 8 p.m. In the 

future there will be an officer 

posted on Saturday 1 ! from U 

ajn. until •boot 3 tun. or 

longer if necessary, he said. 

Residents appeared to be 

pleased with the resulU, 

MathU said, but at least one 

area nelahbor told Thn 

SsntlneJ-Ledgeryeaterday the 

eflort wasn't very effective, 

saying the old problems of 

pajujring on the right and 

speeding resumed as soon an 

the officer left the acene. 

• phototbyP.tavard 

Many themes both on land and water for this year's Night In Venice 

parade were based on Lady Liberty and the recent July 4 celebrations. 

About 130 boats participated in the event while scores of houses on the bay 

were decorated with themes as well. 

ptHft sy P«I«r MMfMFMn 

Somers Point Police Officer John Dlvel directs Laurel Drive traffic 

coming from Garden State Parkway exit 30 heading Into Ocean City for 

the Night in Venice parade Saturday around noon In an effort to provide 

gaps In the traffic flow. Police Chief Orville Mathls laid yesterday the 

officers will continue to be posted on Saturdays as long as a need per- 

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PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Condos opposed by neighbors who want old home site preserved" 

(eortinu«i Iron page 1) 

They uld it would causa a 

detriment by adding to 

existing parking and drainage 

problems as well ai taking 

iway thejr view, 

They also argued that the 

gMervatlon of a home with 

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At The Old Chris's Restaurant Dock 

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Served Daily 5 to 9 

BREAKFAST 

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Served Daily 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m 

3980451 

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FRI: 

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OAT. Roast Tom Turkey Staler 

Oil I. Broiled Native Blue Fish ...$7.2S 

I. Roast Spring ChicNtn |6.25 or 

i Junior Pint Mlonon 11.35 

. Rout Lag of Lamb w/ttuHIng 

.&mlnt|eily $?.Sior 

Shrimp Seimpi ever rice S7.25 

THE- Chopped Sirloin siiak >„, 

I UCi smothered In onions 17.25or 

Broiled Sea Scallops S7.2S 

Uf C||- Sirloin Steak w/mgshroom caps,.. Wi25or 

S«» Fried shrimp stuffed w/crabmeat ...W.2S 

* 2 Center Cut Port Cn °P* 

* shrimp Parmagltna w/pasla 18.25 

ALL DINNERS INCLUDE 

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sflNNIl 

ln^^âte & M&-*r-Srw.i^ 

I7 

? 

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s Served Daily,f=rom 5 to 6:30 P.M. 

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tUESDAY. JULY 22,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGEB, OCEAN CITY, N J, PAGE 1 — SECTION TW 

MstaHe value U is daw and her representatives, flrstrea, ing by Council and la the structure. 

Bayfront HUtoric. Preier- he said, 

expressed displeasure 

keeping with the original architect Philip Pente and expected to coma for public "Our understanding U ID vatlon Zone to the Bayfront Fontana igj 

one of the primary uses ap- youngsters, wCl take place on 

parently," be said. the promenade 11 a.m. 

"I see this whole project as Saturday Aug. 2, according to 

beneficial to the builders, the Susan Terruso, parade 

developers, the people who chalrmani 

) cede, It would are going to make money on Applications for the parade 

be • four-«tory bulkllng. it; not the neighbors, not the are available at City Hall 

Assuming the structure Is In taxpayers," be said as he told nne. 

fact, within the legal SWoot the Board, "Dent main a "Wt are pleased that we 

Umlt, aj Pente argued, hew compromise" with regard to win once again have the Hobo, 

did the appllctnts Intend to the original Intent of the une. Band of Pitman marching/ \ 

get around the 2tt-story Other concerns etpnutd again In our pandt, Mrs. ' 

UmltaUonT Board Solicitor by residents who testified Terruso said. "They will be 

Winiam Bruce aaked. Included fears the safety of Joined by the Mays Landing 

Abbott Indicated that to the children In the area may be VFW Marching Band, and 

wording of the ordinance, tt Jeopardized by Increased playing at the reviewing stand 

states the requirement as traffic brought on by the at Kennedy Boulevard will be 

being 2%-itories or M feet development 

The Doctors of Rhythm 

"We're going with the or," Resident Charles Gray Oxleland Band. 

It's going to be the biggest 

Sea Isle City Baby Parade 

yet," Terruso said, "and we 

are looking for a largr ' 

crowd," 

EARLY BfflDDWNEH 

ThU Week-i Special : 

DgviiTed Crab CaWor" 

Vial Pirmiglana 

with Elf j 

Pull Course '995 

Every Sun. Super Special, 

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fall If,»I 

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I*** i Xu 

199- 

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I 

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MOTICE: 

ieginning August 1st. 19I6# if you art 

stealing our Cable Service you will be 

prosecuted to the fullest extent of }h§ 

law! 

.rablentertînraent believes our paying 

customers should not be penalized by poor 

pictures (caused by an illegal connection at 

a neighboring residence) and by paying 

higher rates because of Illegal connections to 

the cable system. 

You can become a paying Cablentertainment 

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Sophisticated equipment Is monitoring 

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IF YOU DON'T CAUL US 

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CALL FOR THE 

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58 Promotional Minded Area 

Businesses each are offering 

you a chance to win $50.00 cash simply by 

all the Festival of Value Merchants 

on these pages, fill out a coupon for a 

chance to win $50.00. Each business will be 

awarding $50.00 through a 

final week. 

WALLACE 

HARDWARE 

AND 

GARDEN 

CENTER 

ISTABLISHIP1W 

"If We Don't 

Have it,,. 

You Don't 

Need It." 

750AsbufyAve. 

753 West Ave. 

399-2227 

VECTOR 

ALL-SEASONl 

RADIAL 

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mmw («tiii sm, •«» «w 

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For Kids 

Toddlers To Teens 

Now At 

SEA OATS 

Girls: Sizes Infant U> 

Pre-teen 

Boys: Sizes Infant to 14 

Now open at the Flanders 

on the Boardwalk 

710AsburyAve. 

398-8399 

Ocean Oty 

OSSS 

SENIOR 

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;OLOR AERIAL FOSTER! 

OFOC1ANCITY 

New Kodak VR35 

and Kodak Disk 

Cameras 

Family Groups on 

Location 

Reunions, Annlversarle 

Now Booking 

Fall Weddings 

Store Hours; 

Man.-Frl. 10-5 

Sit, & Sun. by appt. 

CALL 399-0480 

BEST TIRE 

SERVICE 

BthAAsburyAvt. 

Ocean City 

399-3006 

THE JfcTTY 

Unique Shoe: 

& Clothing Store 

For The Family 

SHOES 

"RxkportWiMnflShoe" 

(Poalttrin RKtminwMM) 

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• Bnilh^pm*KMl 

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Some men's styles 

to size 14 

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966 BOARDWALK 

OCEANOTY 

I \ M1-H44MW 

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Jv ". FREE Fair Of 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,j, 

oca 

•* COMMUNITY SHOPPING 

PAYS OFF—IN MORE 

U/AVQ WAY& THAN I HMINONE' 

ADDITIONAL PRIZES AWARDED 

ON THE FINAL WEEK 

••» ••••• 

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22,6 eu. ft, Bipieity; 7.23 cu. f!, Irtezer, 

Controlled climates help keep food fresh 

up to IB days, Spacomaker door holds 

6-pack3- Equipped for optional icemakor 

JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC 

930 ASBURYAVE. OCEAN CITY 

M0T.T 5 399-1598 

tFr).'tll< O0.5at.9-J 

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v /Made Daily 

•• * Bagels 

Croissants 

Specialty Foods 

Bulk Candles 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

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R 

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Featuring 

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Adele's Name Brand 

Natural Vitamins 

Lowest Prices 

High Quality 

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5118th St. 

Ocean-City 

VALUE 

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HMCUn.. a «.M 

SHAMPOO* SET 

For Quality Gifts . . 

Fashion Handbags & Accessor^, 

14 Kt. Jewelry ^ 

^ Complete Chrislmas ShopY^ 

SHOP -W;->V^r^^ . V j 

CONNOISSEUR IMEM 

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YOUR ONI STOP 

_ SHOP FOR PIT SUPPLIES 

FOR THE SPECIAL LOOK 

FOR THE DISCERNING PET 

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We Also Do Dog 8. Cat Bathing 

& Dipping PLUS We Carry a Full 

Line of Pet Products including 

AN F and IAMS Dog Foods, 

B|RD8 — PISH - SMALL ANIMALS 

W7 

Marmora 

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p/LAYETTBand 

.TAKE-ME-HOME 

OUTFITS FOR 

NEWBORNS 

HMI ; Preemie to 7 

390-3760 

S1IHVIU 

Marmora 

Ocean City 

Rio Grande 

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CARPET-LINOLEUM TILE 

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1213 Aibury Ave. 

OewnCtty &::'y'^ 

8th i Boardwaik • 39 1 

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BAKERY 

398-CAKE 

BAGEL, DIP 

'N DELI 

398-9635 

FULL LINE OF 

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Now Open Dally 

4009-U WIST AVI. 

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Plshtrmin'i wharf 

Cooked TakeOut 

And Pfiih 

Seafood Market 

12th St. on the Bay 

Ocean City 

NOWOPEN 

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HUB mart SOMETWW FOB Eva YOW 

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Large Selection of Sterling Silver 

jewelry 

We Carry John Romaln Handbags 

• Gifts • Souveniers 

Large Selection of 

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Serving 

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Also Complett Line of Fresh & Frozen Seafood 

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WIN OVER s 3000 00 IN CASH 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. TUESDAY, JULY 22,1986 

Antique fishing gear to be 

featured at Village Oct. 4, 5 


933 West Ave. 


(609) 398-9644 

"The Oldest estiMlshtd Builder In Ocean City" 

TARVES.INC. 

Complete Building Services Since If 47 

, HOME • BUSINESS 


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12 HIGHLAND AVE. lESLEYI POUT, N j . 01213 

mans 

e ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

SUMMER COOL • WINTER WARM 

• RMldenflal — Commercial * New or Old 

• Atk About Celiln Cenitructlen 

. Blown or Satwd Iniulailin 

1 

, N.J. 

0100 

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ALL TYPES OP ALTERATIONS A ADDITIONS 

KITCHENS Md BATHS MODERNIZED 

ROOFING and SIDING 


( PLUMBING & HEATING ) 

750 WEST AVENUE • OCEAN CITY 

(609)399-1976 $ 

SALES AND SERVICE ON 

• Roofing & Siding • Interior a, Exterior Painting 

Building • Remodeling • Alterations 

• Formica Work 


REGISTERED BUILDER 

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REPAIflS • ALTtRATmHS • REM0KLM& • ADDITIONS 

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LIGHT-HEAT. POWER 


SERVING ran ||TIM*TII 

Earl "Duke" Falciani ,; 


Full Service Contractor 

Serving Both Cape May & Atlantic Counties . 

Drum, weakfish 

winners announced 

Cape May County, HUtoric Invited to put their collections tibles, Frederick said Old 

An 84-pound Hack drum IBs flih win also e«m$»0 and 

Cold Spring Village and, on display for public view, Spring Village would host a 

and a 17.81-pouiid wnHMs a trophy. Raadaso'i BUM 

AMqxm Fishing CbllectiWa CbUectors win also be buying, nautical, boating, flahing and 

are the award-wlmlng cat- will be inscribed on the 

Magazine will play boat to • selling and exchanging outdoor net market with 

ches In the annual Lower permanent we«kflsh trophy «t 

regional meeting of Antique collectibles during the twodealer 

tables available on a 

Townahlp black dram / • the Lower Township itjL 

Fishing Real and Equipment day event. 

flret-coroe, first-served basis. 

weakflih derby. 

Randano caught his prtte- 

Collectors at Historic Odd The antique flahing reel* All exhibits will have to be 

The biggest black drum ws» winner on Ws own boat, U'l 

Spring Village, Old Shore will to housed In a tent ad- related to the theme of the 

caught by Denis Deschateleta 

Road, Lower Township on jacent to the new Cape May weekend event A number of 

of Goahen who boated hla Other winners In the wnk> 

Saturday and Sunday, Oct 4 County Nautical, Sporta and Otter events are being 

priie-wlnnlng fish on anHah 

division Included Tan 

and 5. 

Commercial Fishing and planned for the weekend 

outing In Delaware Bay with &nlth of Gouldiboro, Fa., 

The gathering will feature Boating museum which will which will draw vMton to the 

Bill Tomlln on Tomlln'i boat second place with • 14.&- 

collectors from New York, be open at that time. The new museum, the village and to 

Coon Dog. DeachateleU will pound wukfiA; H. Werti of 

New Jersey, Pennsylvania, museum was added to the the collectors convention. A 

receive (2S0 and a trophy for Vffiaa, with a Ufnand 1- 

Maryland, Delaware and Cold Spring Village complex nominal fee will be charged 

Us priie-winning effort. Hla ounce wamkflsh for third 

Virginia as well as collectors In the past year. 

for tent table space and (or 

name win be engraved on the place; Edward Miller of 

from other parts of the 

table* in the flea market area. 

plaque which is on permanent Phlladelphle, fourth place 

country. Collectors will to Freeholder Herbert C, Cold Spring Village Is a 

dtsplay In the Lower Town- with hU12H-pound weak, and 

Frederick, director of thetypical 

South Jersey farm 

ship HalL 

Brian Ivers of Cheny 8111, 

Gape May County Depart- 

village of the 19th century 

ment of Public Affaire and 

which Is operated by the 

youths enjoy an arternoon of fishing Great Egg Harbor. 

Joe Randazzo of Media, Pi. fifth with a lZ-pouixM ounce 

h h winning weakflsb. weakfLih. 

CLASSIFIEDADS director of Cold Spring 

county. 

In the black drum dlviilon, 

BRING RESULTS Village, extended the In- With the museum being 

second place wot to Ton 

County's white marlin tournament set to go 

vitation to the antique flahJng added at the east end of the 

Madden of Cape May with a 

equipment collectors to village, visitors can gain Over 40 boats will compete marlin tagging and marlin recognized mat most of their the water. Fish to be Tin-pound flah. Third place 

participate In the weekend at access to the parking areas In the nth annual Cape May releasing project* to asdat in contact was over me ship-to- mounted u a trophy or the was won by Harry Hlgbee of 

Gold Spring Village. from either Route S or County White Marlin Tour- the study of marlin movement shore radio or as they passed occasional fish which la too Enna with a 70-pound drum. 

In addition to the display of 

Thomas S, 

Seashore Road, 

nament July 24-27, according and to conserve the species, each oner on boats while on badly injured to survive, Fourth-place winner mi 

fishing antique* and collec- 

to tournament Chairman mi according to Robeson. the ocean fishing. 

make up the bub of the few PbUlp Marieek of Dorothy, 

Robeson of Cherry Hill and The event kicks off with a Released martin icon » flah which are retained. with a 68H-pound black drum, 

Moon ABLE PAINTERS 

Avalon. 

registration dinner at thepoints 

for the successful 

end fifth prize waj a tie 

STEAM 

Robeson, who Is chairman yacht club of Stone Harbor angler while boated fist are The tournament is spon- between Roger Gregory of 

PAINTING 

of the Jersey Cape Sport- Thursday. Flahing dates are scored at one point per pound sored annually by the Jersey Green Creek and Elvln 

CLEANING fishing Tournament Com- Friday and Saturday with an in the marlln category. Since Cape Sportfishing Tour- Cbtheman of Wannlnliter, 

CONTRACTOR 

mittee, noted the white marlin alternate weather date set for the emphasis was put onnament 

in cooperation with Pa. with 65-pound black 

Carpeting & 


event features marlin con- Sunday. A tournament (•leasing marlln In the earry the Cape May County Board 


Upholstery servation as Its primary goal awards dinner is scheduled years of the tournament, most of Chosen Freeholders. Call Randaiie, Deachaletf, 

since jt encourages releasing tor the Golden Eagle Inn, of the fish caught are returned 8B8-0801. 


390-38761 of marlin rather than keeping Cape May on Sunday, 

the flan. 


The tournament la open to 

k'ontemporary 

The tournament baa been dividual brail over 24 feet as 

Carpet Co, 

Surfers to compete 

hailed as a release event wefl as to teams up to four 

342 Shore Rd., Marmora almost since its inception, boats. Team and Individual 

3990205 Inferior/Isterior Insured 

with participants engaging In boat prizes are awarded for 

points accumulated for in California 

catching and/or releasing Following six trial contests, surfers will day with fellow 

white marlin. Game flan eight Surf Explorers will be Surf Explorers and their 

awards are also presented for traveling out West to thefamilies 

and do some touring 

the biggest tuna, dolphin, blue Explorer nationals in Hun- around southern California. 

marlin and wahoo. A Ungton Beach, Calif. Aug. 13 Advisors for the Explorers 

Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! minimum weight of 2S pounds and 14. 

on the trip will be Post 521 

has been set for eligible en- The Explorers from this adults, Kim Forgilio and 

tries In the Tuna division. area are John Farren and Quick Allison who will also 

The Cape May County Dave Jones of Ocean City, compete In the advisors' 

Marlin Tournament Is one of Frank Levin of Northfield, division with their coun- 

the oldest of its kind along the Joa Blanche and Chris Hurry terparts in Calif omla 

RICHARD A. COLVIN 

East Coast. It was established of Somera Point, Dave Zelti of 

YOUNG CONCRETE 30 yean ago by a group of Margate, and Dave Drudlng TRUMP CASTLE 

CUSTOM BUILDER 927-5963 

marlin fishermen who d Brigantlne. Farren and CRUISE AUG. M 

Alterations • Repairs • Additions .n

J 

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1 

9 

8 

6 

PAGB 8 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Seniors, A- and B-fleet sailors vie for Sunfish series honors 

Senior, A- and B-fleet rounded It wtU and stayed 

Milan for the Octu City ahead of the pack. 

Yacht Club July SunfUh B*i Chuck Wagner gtartod 

Racing Series eagerly lined well with Blair Hopkln and 

up to begin the flnt of three Hat Schwenk running 

raceg but Wednesday under together at the Jibe buoy, 

overcaat skies with • good The tenlori and A'I Ucked 

breeze, arefully u they neared the 

The course iy M-l to port flnlab and It waa- cloit, 

fortheftnttwoeontostmnda However, McKenaey maln- 

m A'I and Senlon rand In of tt# Senlon, with Todd 

one group. The B'I had Moaaitero second, Trade 

delayed itarta over the same Walters third and Julia 

courses. Vollmer fourth. 

Senior Todd Monastero and Diam Hathaway pulled to 

A"i PJ. Chaw rounded At the lead for the A'«, but Craig 

windward mark almoot side Monastero triad to move 

by side, with senior Shane ahead close to the flniah Una. 

McKensey and A's Diane Hathaway managed to win, 

Hathaway in cloee pursuit while Monastero was second, 

McKensey paaaed the other Kris Archlbold third and P. J 

boats on the way to the front Chew fourth, 

on her run to the jibe mark. At tha finish for the I'a, a 


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OPEN 10 8 DAILY 

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CHICKEN CACOATOflE • VEAL PAflMBIAHA 

BAKED ITALIAN STUFFED PEPPERS 

BAKED LASAGNE • BAKED CWCKEN 

EGGPLANT PARMBWNA • RAVIOU 

STUFFED SHELLS •SPAGHETTI 

MEATBALLS • CHEESE STEAKS • HOMES 

SAUSAGE, TUNA, TURKEY, ROAST BEEF 

Fraih Criip Salads i Garic Bmd 

Phone VOLTACO'S 389-0753 

0M 

ERVICE 

> BemamMrthe good eW aayi when you eouW 

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courts we now offer all the ntweii technological 

advaneai In eempuieri, but w» hoveni •HrnlnaM 

|h> moil Imeorlahi thing In banklnfl...our frl»ndly, 

helpful peopla, II you haM a tpMIOI need, or hem a 

pioblem Ihoi rwtdnolylng or limply.hav« a few 

p[oioyoulhar'lh«goo great food, a 

Vomantic and old world setting I A memorable dining experience. 

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& *» ""* raw of tt» &* fat the Senlon. Julie 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. j, 

ANNUAL FOUNDER'S DAY 

15% Off Store wide 

AH regularly priced merchandise 5% Off large & small appliances, vacuum cleaners and T.V/s. 

THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. • FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. • SATURDAY 9 A.M. • 5 P.M. 

Stainton's has been a "Friend of the Family" for over 70 years! Come celebrate with us as we honor 

our founder, Howard Smith Stainton (1886-1979) , , 

r 

Men's Sportcoat and 

Suit Sale 

Now $39.00-$150,00 

Regularly $100.00 • $250.00 

Botany,® Haggar,® & 

Palm Beach® 

Slies 38 « 

*25% Off 

Summer 

Fabrics 

20% Off Wi I lets® 

"Carousel Memories" 

Ceramic carousel 

collectibles in a variety of 

styles - musicals, plates, mugs 

and more 

Carpet Specials 

RICH PLUSH ^ , ) ^ f l ^ 

ANSO CUT & LOOP (ReîBJS) V:7" 

',v, 

25% Off Women's 

Fall Coordinates 

NOW $29.75 - $48.00 

Re gularly S39.00 • $64 

Jade, Royal, Raspberry Skirts, 

Jacket, Shell & Sweater. Size 8-18 

iy Smith 8, Jones* 

25% Off Summtr 

Sleepwear & Loungewear 

Now $7.50 - $30.00 

Regularly $10.00 $40.00 

Cotton & cotton blend, nylon, terryeloth 

gowns 8. robes, babyvd'olls, and night 

shirts. 32-44'ahd P-XU. 

20% Off Summer 

Handbags 

In leather, vinyl and fabric 

from John Romaine, Borelli, 

Philllpe, and Florida Keys 

Amana 

îr,CQpditiono»T §ale „ 

NOW $25900 

Shadowline® 

Lingerie 

NOW $2.91 • $9,99 

Regularly $4.50-$14.00 

Includes full slip, camisole, 

petti slip and parity in white 

or champagne for 32 - 40 

and S-AA-L 

30% Off Sweaters 

Now $12.60-$42.00 

Regularly $18.00 $60.00 

Includes women's rfitarsias, solids, J 

hand knit, acrylic, cotton & cotton blend 

In summer sweaters foftslies s-m-l and 84 -44 

Furniture Specials 

15% - 20% OFF Lamps & Pictures i 

15% - 25% OFF Rockers & Recliners 

15% - 30% OFF BedroorrVFurn; 

15% - 30% OFF Liv. Rm. Tables. 

15% -35%OFF Liv. Rm. Furn> 

15% - 40% OFF Dining Rm. Furn. 

',"!•• 

from RCA® 

T,:v. 

25% Off Trina® 

Cosmetic Kits 

NOW $4.50-$18.75 

Travel kite/ Jewel kits, organizers, 

and handbag accessories. Assorted 

, ••"•• ""*•'* styles and colors 

. " . J. v\' ** I'll 

|O Li« i : (• 

20% Off Wbrtieri's 

Fashion & Sport 

Socks 

Anklets, sport socks, knee highs, 

crews and more In solids and patterns 

Simmons® Golden 

Value Bedding Sets 

(usttiOT) ^. $79.00M.pc. 

F.OLL (List $259> $129.00.. pc 

ÛCEN (List$S9?)........$299.00«t 

t'K ING the members, bla community emotional time when I went 

Bruno, who originally ran otter tiro to petition and ran activity tad business through this because it (the 

for the Board In April and In the next election In April- background Him definitely discussion) was held In public 

finished fourth In the voting Bruno, who has a bachelor an asset, although each meeting rather than during an 

for three positions, was ap- of arts degree in education candidate bad good things toexecutive 

session. This tune tt 

pointed over Luclnda from Davis and Blkins rffer." he said. 

felt good that all of us agreed 

Hathaway and Kemry Mc- College, hasn't odd a public 

oa it" 

FarlamJ. Tbla followed u afflco previously bat feds bis ' Bruno ateo to a member of 

-Mike Albright 

aneuttvi session to Interview long Hat of ccfnmunlty In- me Ocean Qty Recreation 

the three, selected by volvement mi activity helped Board, a member of the Union 

! B»wmnel Committee from In the Board's decision. League of Cape May County 

i pran applkBtlons. 

"I've been involved in and has had previous 

V. "ThU wai • difficult community activities (or aassociation 

with the mayor's 

teôn to B^M," •aid Board long time and still am," hetask 

force on drug and alcohol 

j president Den Johnson. •14 "I'm « past president of abuse. 

Gus Bruno 

School Board seeks to keep secretary 

SEMI-ANNUAL SALE 

Sail includes our fine Unas of summer suits, sporlcoats 

Ocean City Board of Ruggleri, who has held her unanimously denied a motion and slacks at substantial savings' 

Education Secretary An- pott five nan nan, dted to accept her resignation Just 

Also untlre stock of summer sport ihlrts, bermudas and 

Dinette Ruggieri's contract money at the main reason for prior to Board president Don beachwear as well as selected groups of Short sleeve 

been remanded to the wanting to resign. However, Johnson sending the issua to •port shirts and knit sport shirts 

.Board's professional the Board Tuesday night Dr. Ernest Dunn's 

] WotUtions committee to be 

professional negotiations 

CHAPTERH 

i smgottated upward making Flea market 

Ittee. 

BOYS' MOP 

I tt comparable to an offer she 

Rugglerl,whodiacloaedher 

JJeeeived from Igg Harbor at Animal shelter salary u $40,000 pit* "ad- 

OF SHORT SLlgVi KNIT 

'RTSHIHTS 60% OFF 

DUtrJcL 

ttnat an gtm needed to 

ministrative fees," met 

Open house at the annual baiaar art for 

briefly with Dunn following 

Wednesday, Aug. 6 on the 

in meeting to dlscoss the 

H, Freeman & Son , KlnprMff. •FHicluy-Fmnian 

Richard Harris,, Hitptl,,, Gant,,, Alan Paine.,. British Oaks 

] lospital Sunday IttiftlHar by the Humane 

Issue. She failed to comment 

Csunlii! Min... Ind.,. Urf Witt ,, Swan Trader. . CMttn 

Sodety of Ocean City. 

on whether.any progress was Thaw,,. London FM ',, Zirp King,,. Curtis David,., Christian Dior 

f"Shore Memorial Hospital to 

Hathaway ,, Salty ot Swltwrtand,., Johnston «, Murphy 

oldlng an open house to the 

Baked goods, antiques 

Ilil.,, CUrkl of England,., Fkxsnelm. 

ubUc featuring Its new, 

wMta elephant Item* l 

Dr. Dunn was unavailablit 

rtetei)*4he-a]* computerised 

dropped ott at tta new 

718-724 AstMjry Avtnorf- Oman City, M.J. • 398-1 BIS 

^Hri(er7i^ntr H sbitor, behind the airport 

4 pjn. Sunday, July J7 

Tet&see Avenue. 

MO CWBOff TO« NORMAL ALTERATtbNS 

hospital's radiology 

A Society spokeswoman 

also fetnlno>d readers of me 

ient. • 

The largest Patio Furniture display In the area 

m market at the sheltar 

There will be a slide 

today and tomorow. Call 1Mratnttitteh 

from 11 a.m. to 

»18 

won, and escorted tours of 

Grosfidlex 

le unit are scheduled for 

very half-hour from noon to4 weather 

un. 

with chance of 

For further Information call 

1 2th& Bny 

SS-3870. 

or Annderito 

Free 

Occin Citv 

ev 

Dolivery 

398-9335 

tides to the Sta and lows tbetow 

Cturtttf Ali-lHMi M.rln. Ita-IIM 70i throughoiit the 

For Bth Street drawbridge NATIONAL ' — ATBBR 

High Low SERVICB 

A.M, P,M, A.M. P.M. 

11 

"There were at toast 100 

people gathered and toff 

aura were all over the place," 

she said. "Two girls wen 

lying out In the street 

"One girl had difficulty 

breathing and one!* face 

looked pretty tad and the 

other one was watting around 

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25% OFF* 

ON ALL EXQUISITE FORM 

STRAPLESS STYLES 

Comlort on IM Qe • Soil Cup 

Convertible S1r»pl«»» ; 

Average ilgura atftpleas brc > 

crisscross In (he back bra or • 

conventional bra. Specially • 

designed with a light, Mat. 

fltxlble underwire.Cups (re hisheen 

tricot edged with luxurious 

lace. Imported. 

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Ths"B»r» Shoulders" Snamlast 

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Soil, seamless cups thai leak 

•mooin even under soft, clingy 

clothes, Supiriighl libtrdii lining 

(or jusl Bfiinl ol shaping Fiai. 

Mexibie underwire thit gives me 

gentle llfl you need to slay in 

place. Cenlorttble stretch sides 

and back wit ti stay-put 

underband. 

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Reg.S9.25NOWS6.94 

032-40 Rig, $10.25 NOW $7,19 

* Oil DMnulMlunn luigiitM ritilt. 

• iS 

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25%OFF SALE 

These terrific little summers can do a lot for your 

body—no matter what your body Is doing! Th«y 

slim your figure, in maximum comfort, 

They have no-show seams for smoothnBas, they 

firm for flattery and they're soft and light for all-day ' 

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PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Hinmatiy Learn exchange voivs 

Pamela Joan Hlnman, Qlbnoy, cousins of the bride, 

daughter d Mr, and Mrs. The best man was Lorenzo 

Robot M. Hlnman of Lin* Santangelo, of Atlantic City, 

wood, became the bride of Ushers wen Mark Weeks, 

Michael Learn, of Margate, Rob Switzer and Eric Learn, 

In a double-ring ceremony at brother of the groom, 

Margate Community Church The bride la a graduate of 

June 21, with Dr. Terrence 

Johnson officiating. Mary 

Unman was soloist. 

Given in marriage by her 

father and matter, toe bride 

wor* a white Victorian gown 

by the designer 1111M. She 

wore a white pearl and lace 

hat and carried a corsage of 

orchids, baby's breath and 

ivy. 

Bonnie Jo Hlnman, sister of 

the bride, wag maid of honor. 

She wore a mauve peau 

taffeta gown and carried an 

orchid bouquet 

Bridesmaids were Nancy 

Corson-Weeks of Ocean City, 

Jennifer Zavaglla of Nor- 

Afield and Ethlene Gibbons 

Procter of Dorchester, Mass. 

Junior bridesmaids were 

Joanne Hinman and Jennifer 

F I T N E S S CLUB 

Mainland Regional High 

School and Southeastern 

Academy. TBi groom was 

graduated from Atlantic City 

High School and the 

University of Louisville 

School of Law. He is a 

practicing attorney, 

The reception was held at 

Renaults Winery, Egg Harbor, 

Following a honeymoon trip 

to Bermuda, the couple are 

Hying In Ventnor. 

Commemorative trees planted 

The Ocean aty Shade Tree 

Committee has planted 

commemorative trees at 

several locations in Ocean 

aty, according to chairman 

Andrew H. Strug. 

Clint Campbell donated a 

free in honor of his new 

grandson, Steven Ooseliere. 

the tree was planted at the 

Marine Bank, 10th Street and 

Aabury Avenue, 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. 

Broder donated a tree in 

memory of the Vaughan 

Comfort family. It wai 

planted on Atlantic Avenue 

between 5th and 6th streets. 

Two trees in memory of 


New you can tan on our 

BRAND NEW SUNBED 

612 Albury Ave. (609) 318-1170 

Best-of-summer 

SALE 

CONTINUES... 

¥5 50% OFF 

SUMMER SPORTSWEAR 

Tees • Sweaters • shorts • Slacks 

Handbags • Summer Skirts 

The Bag Room 


Comer 7th and Atburv, Ocean City « 

391-1740 ##* 

Daily9s30toS;30• Frl.'TIIIiM • Sal, 'Til j 

SMUT. 


OcwnClty 

Daily lOtOli PH. 10tOj,7to9 

MIDSUNNERi 

•t*» 

Sinks 

Cutottii 

KnllTopi 

Summer Dreiiei 

Direct Factory 

Sweater Outlet 

WE ARETHE 

MANUFACTURER" 

EVERYTHING IN 

THE STORE !t 

Sweaters, S/ac/cs, $/.... 

; Blouses, ScarvesfEtc^ 

Current FaihloniACotort 

c 

Betty Martin, donated by her between Mo and 8th ttreeti, 

husband Paul and father Mr. and the Shade Tree Can- 

Martin, were planted on the mittee has donated 10 treea, 

grounds of Ocean aty High aU of which will be planted at 

School at Sth Street a later date. 

Mr. and Mrs. Williams 

contributed donations for a The committee also donated 

tree In memory of Milton and four poplar trees for the ctty 

Charles Sinclair. playground at 15tb Street and 

The Ocean Qty Republican Bay Avenue and two poplan 

dub has ordered one tree to for the tot lot playground it 

be planted on Memorial Field, 2Bth Street and West Avenue. 

Accepted at art college 

Eileen Forrestel 

Eileen Forrtstel, president 

of the Ocean Qty Stodent 

Council for the year 1966 has 

been accepted to Moore 

College of Art In wiMf'p 

where she received a 

scholarship for portfolio 

review, 

She ia the recipient of Sen. 

BUI Bradleys' New Jersey 

Young Citizens Award and the 

principal's award at the Ugh 

school. 

She is the daughter of Am 

and John Forrestel of Ocean 

City. 

New Look For Fall! 

SWEA TERS 

Exciting Sweater Jackets 

in sizzling, bold prints 

Starting as 

lew as 

Sizes 

'Get them white it's hot!!" 

HE COAT RACK 


pecan City 3W-7120 

rAve.i Other Loctttoni 

•ni¥^ Vineiand A AtaMn 

(M& 

FINE ^WOMEN'S WEAR 

Discover a Natural 

Habitat For.,, 

Fine Clothes, Friendly Service, 

Fair Prices 

653V77 

9 CENTRAL SQl!ARH, I.iNWtKlD, 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Learn 

Fashion lunch set Aug. 12 

The Charity League of 

Atlantic County'i annual 

show "By the Shore" will be 

12iW p jn. Tuesday, tag. IS at 

Harrah's Marina Hotel and 

Casino. 

The fashions will be 

presented by Lillian Albm. 

For further hifuniiation and 

reservatione, contact MM. 

Augustine Repetto Jr. at 88sn, 

Proceed! are mitribtttod to 

local hospital* and various 

other agendee. 

CLASSIFIED ADS ;^ 

BRING RESULTS ^, 

v°V 

illilliii 

iniliiii 

Preparing 11 for 

Marks 90th birthday 

iin 1« 

at hi* home on s. 

ItMpny Read. 

"H to bteomtag a 

rttMMt hm to J to » ln 

retirement frtmhU 

fa^ and ml •*•*• 

Tta am m 

g 

elder of the Flnt 

PresbyterUn Church of , 

Vtoeland and la prutuUy to • 

active member o* St. Peter 1 . 

Methodist OnircJi to Oml 

m. 

family. Including Hi wife 

Thelma; UidiniMrandher 

tad Before v*c«tlcned retiring, her* he had each hnbandMr. Malta, 

s-rv*d m now of Landli RHche of Arllngtai, Va.; hU 

TownihlD and atee at a grandson Dewi 

Arector of the l»t Pwolee also of Arlington; Us 

B a A ^ y V l l d daughter and im 

Stooal Bank) for Wyeari. Mr. and Mrs. Scott 

An«cttveRoUrtan.hewaa Schumacker of Stated, Pa,S 

aho tvmember of the Com- Among the many attending 1 

' • " d ' 

g 

garland: County Selective were 4wo dan matea from' 

Serric* Boaid and received a the gueit of honora Vmeland; 

n*«M»nHai dtatlon for nilmffh 

School graduation l 

photo by Senior Sfudle , 

Stuart Taylor with bW wife, Thelma, poses for, 

photographs before/cutting his 90th birthday 

cake during gathering for family and friends at • 

his home in Ocean City. 

Gay f 90s fair Saturday j 

The Ocean Oty Historical 

Museum will hold a Giy "Ms 

talr tan 10 ajn. to 4 p Jn. 

Saturday on the mnrani 

> 4» 

children and refreshment* 

available. 

Friends of the Musemn 

president Helen Kroaiier 

euro Is apen Mond»K> 

eon and Fashion Shpw ^ fw nle. : Ita not event scheduled^ 

are, from left: qairt Wilt Smith pad BUI irtU be a fashion IBOW^ 

McGinty, invitaUons, and Bruestle wlU provide en- ftatortag "Fathlom through > 

Irene Schiereck, de- tertainment with banjo «he Ag«" to be held 11 aJik> 

corations. iDttdc;therewmbtprli«ifor Aoguit 7 on the Mualc Pier.;^ 

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mkc* ••• 

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MVW 

'welcomes 

new 

members 

'The tee May Branch of 

the American Association of 

Ihlvenlty Women recently 

wekomed U new members. 

They are: 

Joanne VanHorn of Cape 

S?ay Court House, Connie 

•ter of Margate, Ella 

er-Tonuln of North Cape 

y.EIiiabrthT.Colanerirf 

Margate, Ltoda Hard of North 

Cape May, AntonietteLudwig 

dt apt May Court House, 

Hhel S. Russell of Ocean 

City, Susan Rohnnan of North 

Cape' May, Jacalyn 

MattowsUof Cape May, Rnth 

JacobBon of Cape May Court 

House, Marjorle Zook of 

Avalon, EUiabeth Faman of 

Apt Hay Court House and 

Betty Jane W«k* of Oom 

tor women, education and 

aeH-develonment throuahout — -\r~JT "f"; ..ta^-- #«. 

Me, «d -pMUta wd.t.1 K to iBWo«r i a5 

-' ' pholo by 5«ilor Studio 

Marjorle* Booker of 401 E. Surf Rd. poses in front of the hydrangea 

bushes that won for best garden display during annual festival competition. 

THE SENTINBL*LDOaER, OCEAN CITY,N.J. 

Clements mark 50th 

wedding anniversary 

Andrew and Naomi 

dements of UrdSt were the 

surprise guest of honor at a 

Nth wedding anniversary 

pndes party given, at the 

imy of their neighbor, Myrt 

Rich. 

The party was given by 

their ion Tom ""* dinffhttf 

|ne McFaul, grandchildren 

Christen and Johnny, and 

neighbor Mrs. Rnch for U 

iiwiny nmnberaand friends. 

Letters froni old friends, 

naoues from êakâit and 

Mrs. Reagan and Mayor Roy 

GUllan wen presented to the 

couple as well as many gifts 

and a money tree. 

The Clements are active In 

the First Presbyterian 

Church of Ocean Ctty. Mr. 

Hydrangea winners are announced 

(Me AMOdaflon, toured the Martanna Lane; honorable "Wo" ^.stooraW men 

Clements' la an active 

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Fisting Club. 

The couple weft married 

July 1* WJB to PtaUadelDtaU 

and spent a three-day 

Jeffery S. Hinkle, 

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dtyr^ntly todfein^ttN nn|ni Mr andM« Edgar "L"* "* " «, -..,-„ -. «-v . 

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MtmbjAlpi.opentotll ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ buth: Mr. Clarence Matttoll, Red bush: second place Mr. third place Ma. Helen Lakes for further schoolwomen 

with a degree from an QtowMorg«,*atopiMon m m £?.,aAbuauHr, and Mrs. George Wright, 401 Qleason, 3730 Weriey Av. ^g 

accreted four-y«r y collage g -lor ^the ^ event tf ^ and B m mnee m ^ yn> Q^, W FeD_ E. Surf Rd; third place Mr. 

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dUplay garden: Mr. and MM. 

109 Anchorage Dr.; honorable 

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Mrs. Van Horn showed 

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Saturday's Gay '90s fair is Kroesser's latest cause for concern 

Ocean aty bu over 100 

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On Music Pier Saturday night 

11 women seek Miss Cape May County tide 

i conwcutive graduate of Padua Academy, Tempte Unlvenity, who wlU widener University, who wQl graduatoof Ocsu Qty High GtouoMtor Countv p«amn^ Mn«; Cape Dtncen and Alyce WUltarai ai 

wffl be crowned ootbeOMan Barbra Streisand's 

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pigeant beginning tomorrow 

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Tba highlight win occur 

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fa scholarship awards and 

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jack Newman Memorial 

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Ocean City Klwanls Club, 

Gwen Goldberg of Ocean 

View, an lB-yearold freshman 

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South Carolina, who win tlog City, a 20-year-old Junior at 

Happy Days Art Here Again the Philadelphia College of 

during the pageant's talent the Arts, who win dance to 

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Reginald O'Isele, 80 

HQPKJ.NSVILLE, Ky. - Reginald O'lsels, 80. tomnrly of 

Somere Point, died hart July 14. 

A resident of Somere Point (or more than 20 years, he 

moved to Kentucky In IMS. He wu • member of the KiwanU 

dub while living In flila area. 

Surviving are his wlft, Mary Ethtl; two ions', Dr. Peter 

Isele of Hopklnsville, and Dr. Arnad Isele of Minnesota. 

Services were at the convenience of the family In Kentucky 

Mary Harman, 52? 

was Stain ton rales clerk 

Blanche Masturzi, 79 

MARGATE - Mary E. Harman, 62, died July 22 at the 

home of her daughter, Mary Beth Scarcta. Florence Silvius, 79 

Mrs. Harman was bom In Somers Point and had lived In 

Stuart, Fla., for 12 years. She lived In Ocean City before 

moving to Margate. She had been employed as a sales clerk SORfflRS POINT - Florence E, Silvius, 71, of 152 Bak 

at Stalnton's Department Store In Mean City and was a Dr., died July 20 at her home. 

member of St. Peter's United Methodist Church in Ocean An area resident 21 years, Mrs. SUviuj was born in 

Ofy. 

Philadelphia. 

She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Scarcia, Janice There are no Immediate survivors. 

M. Brennan of Trevose, Pa., and Amy Jo Harman of Vent- A Mass Of Christian Burial was said Thursday at St. 

nor; and two grandchildren. 

Joseph's Church. Burial was in Our Lady of Leurdea 

Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Cemetery, Hamilton Township. 

MMdJeton-StroblB Funeral Home, 304 Shore Road, Somers Arrangements were by the Mlddleton-Stroble Funeral 

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Surviving are two sisters. Rose Munet and Felita M. 

Lopez, both of Virginia, and two brothers, Julio Munlti of 

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îitl^â#itiver reopened tor bathing 

v 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - ben ftopnwd to barntn terU generated by the waste quality. , mi with Township Com- 

" ^ — - ^ n e u A Mp|^(d ^ of wann-bUfoded tnlinili) Still dosed hxmtrver U the mHtsa and local tmUmto 

mb of fatal 

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Wednesday 'test' results (aDfanalwaite)lsthacaawM 

recelyed litatdayîdtow only opposed to human waate." 

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PAGE 1J — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEPGEH, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

FWPAY. JULY 28,1986 

Council opts for lease with state so old tracks can lpe removed * | 

City CouncU Tuesday night proposed the rwnpvtl of the build a walkway over the 

agreed to lease the atata tracks, paving, grading tad railroad Mud to took out on 

Department of Tran- Installation of drainage im- At mjuTrininrt for an ensportaUon's 

railroad right-ofprovements from 9th to 24th vironmental experience." 

way which would allow the streets for use ai a two-way Qldeonse Mid he contacted 

dty to remove the abandoned road with parking. He aUo official* in the state's Green 

tracks on Haven Avenue lor suggested covering the Acre* program who appeared 

use as a more uitful remaining railroad tie* iouth willing to fund the project 

Bioroftifs. 

of 24th street with macadam when monies became 

For years the city hu for use as a bicycle path and available. "That 

negotiated with DOT forone 

way street through S6th 

permission to remove the street. 

tracks and possibly develop Beyond 36th street, the 

an alternate transportation area could serve ai a 

route such as a bicycle path. recreational ana Including 

The city hai remained un- continuation of the bike path, 

successful In getting the state uid Gldeonse who alio 

to dean the debris ridden proposed the development of 

tracks which garners per- • sail-powered train lor riders 

petual complaints of resident* to observe the wildlife and 

living along Haven Avenue. natural scenery. He added the 

Upon acceptance of the train could be equipped with a 

lease, the city hu become speaker system to point out 

responsible for the clean-up, unique species along the tour. 

according to city SeUeitor "We'd be the tint city in the 

Gerald J, Corcoran. United States to have It," 

City planner John Gldeonse 

"We could also 

1 reach a tine when the •ipportodmeldeaoftheWke work «•*• to do clean up terrolnatod ,tj tBitr pwflr. dlman Hart Vldetto. 

railroad can be used U an route. 

wo*. • , 

alternate form of tran- "It will take • lot of "If they (the state) are too -fBeuaefl WM «**•* 

sportation. 

congwtlon off tat Board- miserable and cheap to data butt night on « H tt i private cneaulM L^ 

"When traffic If limited in wifi,** Mid Jewel who alao it let's g«t KM» of ttns lrt 

run the facility itself. ^ O 

Atlantic City you wiU want to Hked the notion of the MU people to do It," Vldetto on» ML. saiov WHO Walker Prevffl, Hobnw - — W.^.«H Gillian ,m canceled thg 

have the railroad to get tralit 

TtLty'n hrt hardened and Aaioclato to drtwrhlne „ ^ executive' aenlon ' at 

visitors to Ocean City and the 

criminal*." fte coat* of renovating and 

rest of Cape May County," "If it turn* oat It would he a Councilman Nkkoa

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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONI THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

FRIDAY, JULY M. IMf 

Possible expansion of pit has neighbors concerned in township 

By JAMES FTIWATRICK Although the utui (a by hU client and the townihlp. necessary approval procesi allowing the depositing of organic Iron." 

SeattMl>Udgar Staff seemingly unmlneable April, however, couldn't for mining • ntw ( parcel of mtrah material It alao grants Township Solicitor James 

because It U land-locked, abed light on how Action land. 

fie Biigjeifl% to make oo- Waldrcn said beeaaae the 

ypPER TOWNSmp - local resldenU have ex- Supply wffl gain access to the In Its Minting g operation. p , alte Inspections without prior DEP allows the disposal of 

Tliomai Tower, ownerpressed concern Oat Action property. He aid he was not Action Supply ofectals have notification to the applicant suchmaterialf, "the township 

operator of the cotttnjverdal Supply-which has allegedly familiar with the geography contended they are permitted The ordinances define does not have the authority to 

Action Supply odiring pit In violated local mining or- of -^ the site, 

__-- to operate under a pre- dredge soil as wet excavation oompletely ban this material 

SeavUle, on Jmt SO purdln»nce» and ha* been Township Mayor Daniel existing, leu stringent plan materials from meadowland We can only regulate ra ac-, 

chased two lots totalling & seemingly unwilling to Beyel addressed citizens' dating bbade 

to the mid 70s. areas and salt marches. It cordance with the law Oat 

acres cattyeorntr to thecooperate 

wife residents and concerns over the potential The subject of the purchase refers to the material as being applies, 

portion of Ua mining government "fjjfjgj; In theexpansion 

of mining was broached by township characterized by "highly 

operation located on the west put — may attempt to ex- operations following Monday resident Jim WatWns during organic mater,. peat, Ugh 

nide of Old Stagecoach Road. pand Us operations. right's Township Committee roe public portion of the chloride levels, high sulfer 

Only one of the two lota, Jeffrey April, attorney for meeting. 

Township Committee meeting MMt>nt and/ or high levels of 

over 11 adta, ia roned for Tower, confirmed at prats Be Indicated that although Monday night. 

mining. It ti currently Una yesterday tot the one of the two lots purchased During the meeting, the 

lnaccesilble and would property is intended to be by Tower la currently wned governing body passed an 

require a subdivision or a used for mining by his client for mining use. It wouldn't be ordinance regulating the 

apodal agreement with the He uid provisions have 

easy for Tower to attempt to 

] lott" 

owner of adjoining property to ban made for it under the 

mine the property because of 

Ity and 

•Sow access for eieavatlons. terms of settlement agreed to 

Its configuration and the 

11 Waldron once again af. ImpoaedenthedtopHMta 

tanad Oat • aotttenumt hu for being in violation of 

ben reached in principal township ordinances and 

between Action Supply gad court ordin, *• ccmpromltt 

the Township onasite plan for between Tower and the 

the mine. 

township Is all the 

municipality can expect to get 

Beyel told Tht SennW- out of Tower unless he to 

I«ls«f Tuesday ttait although again found to bt la violation. 

he eiplalDed the township expects to be 

reimbursed lor legal and "If he doesn't Uve up to the 

He also said "The state has other teas Incurred while ptan the Township to going to 

no new plans to deposit enforcing two cease and go after him again,' 

it>Th*t site." desist orders which were 

1 Bayel 

said. 

You Are Invited To The 

61,1, 

Antiques Crafts Co Meeting Thursday seeks answers 

transport of "dre 

Into the 

regulating the dumping, 

depositing, landfllling or from state on dumping at pit 

disposing of dredge soil within UPPER TOWNSIBP — state AasemDiyman Uuy residents and township of- offldalfl u DEP'i failure to 

fee municipality. 

There will be a special Muzlanl informed The Senficials who have been asking notify the township about the 

It requires an en- meeting scheduled for 1 pm, tinel-Ledser a meeting was for answers since June when granting of the permit. 

vironmental Impact Thursday July 31 in Township arranged which will alao the material first started According to nearby 

statement be Hied with the Hall, Tuckahoe between Include representatives from being (rucked to the pit residents, no material haa 

municipality assessing the township officials and the state Attorney General's ResldenU and township been transported to the site 

location the material Is representatives of the state office, and SJ Groves, the officials fear the muck poses a since early July. , 

removed from and where it is Department of En- prime contractor on thethreat 

to the local ground- Muilani uid be met witt 

to be placed. 

vironmental Protection and Somers Polnt-Longport water supply. 

state officials July 14 to 

The measure also mandates Department of Tran- Boulevard reconstruction According to public /in- •wpjwiHi that although the 

a public hearing after the apartotton to address some of project—the site from which formation obtained by state is currently Involved la 

Impact study is received. the long-unanswered me material bag been taken. SeavlUe resident Julia litigation'with the township, 

The ordinance was passed questions concerning the Muilani and state Sen. Jenkins but apparently "there Is enough here now to 

and an accompanying or- marsh material the DEPJames 

Hurley are expected to withheld by the DIP, test justify having a meeting 

dinance was Introduced which permitted to be dumped in the be on hand for what local results on the material for salt Irregardless of the law suit 

would permit the Township Action Supply pit in Seavule 

content show readings ex- 

Committee to Impose special without township approval. and answer session for ceeding 23,000 parts per 

conditions on any permit 

million. Sea water U approximately 

35,000 ppm. 

Meetibles 

p 

Refreshments Entertainment 

Also See: Rich the Robot & Jordi, the Mime from Resorts 

Bill Breustle and the Sunshine Boys 

610 iMrfwaik 

Ocean City 

initial Offer 

Printed Gift/Souvenir Canisters 

Limited Supply 

Our faithful customers are our best 

advertisement. We thank you! 

1 ! 

He said the dispute could be 

resolved in part by supplying 

Information. 

Among the questions to bf 

Township Committee filed a resolved are why the township" 

law suit in Superior Court was never notified of the 

recently against the DEP anil DBF's approval, what threat! 

DOT demanding both a hault if any y are pposed 

to Iht 

to the trucking of wetlands groundwater d t supply l and d whjg hjg 

material into th the Action ti the material was approved f* 

ppy pit and Its removal dumping In Cape May Count* 

from the site. 

when It apparently waf 

The suit alleges the DIP originally slated to be taken t» 

didn't conform to Its ownthe 

Pine Lands Park LandfOJ 

guidelines In permitting the in Egg Harbor TowuW 

Action Supply pit to be used Atlantic County. 

for the disposal of such Minliml uid he told John 

materials and that, therefore, Welngart, director of the 

the dumping should be DSP's Division of Coastal 

•topped and the material Resources: "AU you have to 

removed. 

do is sit down and talk to thb 

Most objectionable to local people." «' 

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btnt 

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Dinner Special ' 

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ANNOUNCIN© 

OCEAN CITY'S 

TUESDAY FASHION EVINT 

Bmry Tuesday In July beginning 

Tuesday. July 8, Lillian Albus 

will show the latest from the World 

ôf fashion during Pcyt-O-Calfs 

luncheon hoursfrorhnoonto2.00pm,' 

1 ; /'' . >r ^ 

> Join us each Tuesday for 

a delicious lurtcheon'ln an ' 

, Oceanfront setting and 

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Ocean 6ft/. New,Jersey 

' * 399^812 

Open Dally • a.m, to 11 p.m.; Sun, 12 noon to 11 p.m. 

God Willing a WMIhtr Permitting 

AIR CONDITIONED 

BREAKFAST 

8:0OtOll;00 

NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON 

COOKED FOOD TO TAKE OUT 

• Broasted Chicken 

• Scallops 

•Prltd Shrimp 

• Crab Imperial 

• Devilled Clams 

• Prltd Oysters 

• Combination Sea Food 

Broiled or Fried 

• Devilled Crab 

• Soft Shell Crabs 

Broiled Flounder 

HOURS: 

• Steamed Clams . 

• Cherrystone Clams 

• Clam Chowder 

• Snapper. Soup 


• Lobster Tail 

OPEN 10 to 10 - 7 DAYS A WEEK 

The Cbhlck Family for 58 Years 1928-1986 

FULL CDURSEDINNERS 

Seafood 

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BUSINESS or PRIVATE PARTV ( 

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FRIDAY, JULY 25.1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE IS — SECTION ONE 

•2 

* Baytront street ends were jammed with curious spectaton wondering what the next boat would 

bring In the Night In Venice Parade, 

Richards attends 

1 photo by Smlw Studio 

1 Sgt, Nick ImpagUazzo of the poUce traffic 

Safety unit points from atop the Sth street bridge 

(b the no-bicycle sign, seen here in inset, to 

dramatize the law: Bicycles are prohibited on 

-the Howard S, Stainton Memorial Causeway. 

When you're 

entertaining tfce thought 

for food and drink. 

PPBN7DAYSAW11K 

Serving Dinner and Sunday Brunch • 

. Uve Dance Music Fri, Sat. and Sun. Nights 

, Bttwwn Owui ind Punt Drive, Avilaii. Nrw Jwwy 

Realtor seminars 

i Hmothy Richards, Realtor 

owner of The Richards 

Agency here, recently 

returned from a three-day 

course on marketing 

the Realtors National 

Marketing Institute In 

Princeton. 

Rlchards said be learned 

how to plan and manage 

profitable marketing 

programs and to view the 

needs and opportunities in the 

local marketing area. 

•'As a result of the course, I 

feel I have gained greater 

388-7631 

NOW OPEN EVES'ti/8 p.m. 

SPflffKKi Flutters B 

awareness of modern 

marketing methods and will 

be able to better serve our 

market area;" Richards 

During a day-long session in 

Oak, N.J., Richards also 

joined area Realtors for a 

training aemlnar on (air 

housing law. 

A direct* of the Ocean aty 

Board of Realtors, Richards 

will share the information 

wltt Ma peers and hopes to 

establish a training program 

on fair housing for the Board 

d Realtors. 

v To Bat in OP Take-Out 

Clam Chowder $1.25 

Pried Flounder $6,H 

Hard Shell Crabs $4,85 

U-Peel Shrimp $3.9S 

Deviled Crabs 7.95 

Deviled Clams S.9S 

Country Fried Chicken 4,95 

All Platters Include a choice of (2) 

Cornjon th« Cob • French Fries • Applt 

Sauce • Cole Slaw • Potato Salad 

plus Roll and Butter 

Breakfast & Lunch Served Dally 

- CATERING- 


26th & jay, Ocean City cato.c.Airiwft) 

your whole ikrc%fo:;iisit our gehâting plant 

and discover how electricity is redly made. 

'8 wonder a child may be mydtiby 

electricity. You cant see 

ft/taste It, or touch \L Yet electri- 

|'chy is one bf the most useful , 

jifoites in society. And the avaUty 

of electric energy Is 

al to everyone's well-being, 

ls why Atiantlc Electric cor- 

Iltdarfartilli 

\{ „ 

m 

atWgStatldn. See how the power 

werelyuponeverydayisactually 

prodOcedTheunkjue.Informatiw 

tour takes about an hour but 

will create Impressions that last 

UfetinK.Itan to visit soon. 

Stockton to receive $2 million from 

state for advanced science studies 

iMpottng 

Stockton State College, industries. Final approval concerns we have here la safe methods : for , It* 

Pomona,, wag recently was granted by the State 

disposal," be said. 

awarded f2 million In itat« Board of Higher Education on promising that we wOl have 

fundi out of |1S million July II. 

scientist* right Bin at 

«v«lJ«bU) lUtewlde, to ex- 

Stockton developing solutioni 

pand Ib »dence laboratorlea fta 17 propoaals accepted tor them," said Gormley. 

te advanced enylronmental were those considered by the 

experts to be of the highest I am particular! 

quaUty in tht areas of 

greatest importance to Ntw the research cap* 

Jersey's technological will be available lor the tude 

development, Gormley said. waste rtudles, a problem that 

Stockton Diana to use the has affected too many people 

funds to construct and and too much land to Atlantic 

renovate laboratory facilities County. 

and equipment to permit 

advanced research in the "We will soon have the 

above mentioned en- scientific capability of not RALPH MACCHIO 

vironmental fields. An enonly 

stodytag the chemistry of PAT MORITA 

vironmental engineering toxic waste at Stockton, but 

degree program Is also alto the japabflity, in eon. 

contemplated 

junction *lFitBtfli North 

"With all the environmental Jersey Institutions, of 

"Stockton was one of 17 

proposals selected, mil of 41 

applicants, for this year's 

approoristlon from the fSO 

mUgn Jobs. Science, and 

Technology Bond Act of 1994," 

noted state Sen. WlUlam L. 

Gormley la announcing hlj 

delight with the new*. 

, "Thli means Oat Stockton 

will now be moving up Into the 

leagues of te New Jersey 

Institute of Technology, 

Princeton and Rutgers In Its 

capabilities for research In 

the critical environmental 

areas of toxic waste studies, 

biotechnology, and advanced 

physics and astronomy," the 

Atlantic County senator said. 

Prior to Its approval, 

Stockton's proposal, along 

with the others, was reviewed 

by several panels of technical 

experts from out-of-state 

Institutions of higher 

education and technological 

the 

frank 

company, 

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OAY8 REO. ADMSSmtl THAT AU 

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Super Sundaes 


Mix it Machine 

(erestt your own flavor) 

Topping Bar 

OPEN 12 to Midnight • 

8TM4ATLAHT1CAVE. 

Hook Tht F^tshMt Seafood At,,. 

rvlng Lunch 

and Dinner 

Uve Music 

Wed. • Sat. 

Lobster/Shrimp 

FraOiivalo 

l:0D»10: 900 Shore Rd. 

somers Point 

RUTHLESS PEOPLE 

6 P.M. R 

Sm. M. 1:00110:00 

2. 7:16 ind 9:00 Pit I 

owakWML 

10:30 P.M. 

SEPARATE 

ADMISSION 

SytmttrSt*fca# 

In "COBRA" 

7 P.M. PUT 

•"THE 

RC4 

8:03 »10:10 PJI. 

Don't Ittthltbtth* on* thit got $w*f," Robert Redford 

Debra Winger 

Roger Mtoffishvish lounge revue 

Superstars at Resorts 

Tom Jones 

July 30-Aug. 8 

Alan King 

Clint Holmes 

? -10 

Don Rlekles 

Aug. 13-18 

Dom DeLuise 

Maureen McGovern 

Aug. 20 -25 

TlcKsti il Resorts infl Tlckt Iron, 

scounts available io 

groups ol 20 or more 

6.11(609) 340-7893. 

Schedule lub)KI to change. 

No minimum

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PAGE It — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL.LEDGBR, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1986 

Business leaders view Sunday closing ordinance as unfair and unjust 

(continued tram page l) 

According to T»ylor, "The 

kit two Sundayi havt bwm 

real good compared to the few 

weeka prior to that" 

"People coma for the reit 

and relaiatlon and our 

primary buslnesa la touriitn." 

GUkaple uld. "TtaT d like to 

do things like ride the ride* 

and they «bould be tble to do 

that They are not forced to do 

these thlngi but they are on 

nation and ihould be aifcrded 

certain relaxation*." 

"It li not that neceeMry to 

enforce It In tb« middle of the 

•mmtr because it wiD MUM 

• hardahlp to the merchant*, 

the renters, and also the 

people who come to the city on 

Sundays," said Dr. Richard 

Raab, • Boardwalk merchant 

The business community at 

large welcomed tbt spas 

Sunday, according to 

GUlenple. She mads a point 

feat Sunday sales hive no 

connection whatsoever with 

liquor. 

"No one I know Is In favor of 

Bquor but it should be emphasized 

that businesses 

being open on Sunday and the 

sale of liquor an two entirely 

different Issues," she explained. 

"Allowing Sunday opening 

baa caused an upgrading of 

business in town and on tbt 

Boardwalk," Delaney opined. 

'These people that must dote 

will not be able to pay the rent 

and survive at those Ugh 

costs with Just six days of 

operation per week." 

"1 do see business** setting 

hurt," GUlesple added. 

"Sunday really helps the 

businesses, even the ones In 

town that took the option to 

open have enjoyed the ertra 

business." , 

"Employees were hired 

baud on a seven-day work 

week and others have made 

arrangements for renovations 

and alterations to their stores 

baled on the Sunda 

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5 plus small delivery 

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1309 Went Ave, Ocean City 

opening," Devlin said. 

"Businessmen wul be forced 

to readjust their thinking 

now," 

Devlin laid he would be 

waiting to aee what City 

Qmncil< would •tori'h before 

punting the lame further. 1 

would hope they Una a 

rn»»«nuliim pnariUy tn ijafjjta 

thU matter In •fairway, not 

thif hapbaiard, checkerboard 

manner we have DOW." 

•It would b* good If tt 

to a 

Delaney added. 

"I would like to tee a binding 

referendum of either allopen 

or aD-cloied," RMb 

•• "But the dty won't do 

that because they know they 

WUIOM." 

There ta nothing we on do 

wttt u vlablt 

everyone can Uve 

ahotud have afl winter t 

now," Mid Raab, 'It la nowdown 

and come up wit* a faff, 

up to the h CCouncil i l to to cant up decent Sunday Sd onlinaUtc^' dl 

OMptrowtaintr.NotvalldlnoomblMilonwôttôrteri^ 

on ihow what we Wend to throughout the country with 

do,"htM»4 " 

Councilman Mark VUotto 

aaid he would approve pp the right" If I'm not, It will go 

contract ai long " ai shore • right down the dimln," tie 

Btoetion funds weren't mayor continued. "If Ira to 

"But I can't to out, il would ham men 

I why we can't wait opposition." •'.:••* i 

two weeks to get someone In m»ii itUi laaiM Prspaiali 

; will ta n«i>M bv nit city «(lit 

. )•(• City Nn Jirui, m ciiy HID, 

' 44ii UMli Annui, Ma UK Cltr.' 

- «t DM imr m n.oo a.m. 

, 

CwilriKtiM a) •uiktnaa ai 

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III L.P. «t Aluminum 

MM lultkiM, 

'„• PIM1 1M IpMlllMlltni m«V M 

' emMM it Hw tllln ei Mu Clly 

•' ••flnMr, John R WilMr, gl 

, Waiklf, Prtvlll. Nglinil * 

, MHCltm. Ml Mtwry Aatnui, 

'•' MM City, N.J. upon p.ym.nt al 

~ W.M fMfl M •npanHtn. no Ptn 

M «tilch will IM nfyndM, 

.,> Bin mull to MtMiM In a IMIM 

Mvilspi ma puiniy miniMi 

Con.tnitlloB ot liilkNH at 

,*, iiM iMll caniiln lh« mm and .d 

• M l If MM MMir M tht tenltt*, 

••M BMtir Mull M muina ig 

,. Mibmll Mill DM Bit a ctnllltd 

1 1 

'- MMCK, cunltr ! fhMk or bid bond 

drawn upon I nnttli MnK or tpuil 

»mp»ny In • igm HIM) to iM p.r 

MM ClMtl M tin imourl of th. Did 

«r.«n to th. orfltr ol tn. Clly «l 

.- IM 111* City aijl luarantN tl lha 

• MK.tloh ol any bom) and contt.tt 

,1 nrtMM. 

• llti mar M lini gr nana 

dallvlnd by nw BIMir or nil «»«nt 

• to IM lut ol CgMmlillfUri, 

, , Clly Hill, MU Landll Avinlia, lia 

" lili Clly, Nn Jifttt v« tg 1;H 

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STOP 

JULY SPECIALS 

p.m. M Auauil I, iffa, gr dglivirM 

•i toiee 1.111. it th. purcimiH 

Bo.ro, City Hill, Mil Unall 

Av.HU.. SM Ilia City, on AOSUit II, 

Itu, IM will b. »MtiM Im 

rliMlltlly iHiraaltar ind rHd 

publicly. 

Th. tgrm ol bid luppind mutt M 

U1M In blMlnl, Th. IUEMIIIUI aid- 

Mr will ta n«yirM to aiKSII I 

Contract Igr tna pgrftrminci gl IM 

Mid wsrh ar Itu turnlsmna ol lolfl 

•nitarlal or both, ai IM UM may 

M, IIM i lur.ty bond to M 

tigculM by a r.llabl. lur.ty com 

eany hi a ium tûal Ig IM imgunt 

ol IM contract prlc. Igr Hid work 

•nd/or m.ttrni, guarantying IM 

earttrminn ol IM contract, wnifh 

luralv bond infl conlrad llull M 

IppraiiM li to Itrm ind aitcyllgn 

kr tM City solicitor. 

Ch.pt.r 11), P.L Iff! • IUP 

Blimtnl to Law Aiiintt 

OUcrlmlnallwi (Alllrm.tlv. Ac 

Mgn) ih.ll «pply Is Iflil gnlMI ant 

pnipKliva ktddari lllall b. 

r.jponilbl. lor IM Mini, A copy gl 

mil law It avlilieil at IM City 

InglnHr'l olllc. upon ,r

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PAGIL SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Stauffer heads area CPAs 

NOW APPEARING 

"SWEET CREAM" 

COMING JULY 29th 

"THE EDGE" 

Ice, Kegs, Wines & Liquor 

CALL FOR FREE DELIVERY 

CanpMBvi MEM • Monthly Specials 

Delivery OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

IMen thru Sit. 

it has bttn said that everybody 

knows Host Wints, Whether if be the 

very popular Almeden, Mateus or dancers, 

or the more select offerings of 

Portugal, Italy or France (all In eomptfltion 

with the U.S.A. offerings) ROM 

has a world wide market and universal 

palatablllty. 

And now to our weekly quii: 

390-1757J 

=• •••-•——••• QOAFFIN' QUOTiENT""" 1 "*"'""" 

1. In touring Prance, what is the most significant 

type of wine made in Provence? 

2. What Is the Charmaf method? 

3. Where is Provenee? 

4 What is the most celebrated wine of the Cotes du 

Rhone? 

-ANSWERSi.fMM 

I. Splitting irfn* mtd* In bulk fia Oppo»d Is IndMdiul 

tmttht). 

3. Ssuf/lMifant corntr of Frtnc* 

4. Ch*t*aun*ut-du-Papt 

*»*••»•• 

Too much corned beef and pastrami can give you • 

dill Kite. 


Baked eiami au Oratln 

To make 4 to Iservings, you'll need: 1 cups climi.'CMr- 

Mly ground; 2 egos. V* cup Jack, Parmesan or Cheddar 

chetM, grated;1 teaspoon Hit; VI teaspoon whlftpta#eri 

Va cup Dry Sherry IVi cup bolter; 3 strips bacon, diced; Vi 

cup each, celery, grew pepper, ereen onion; Vt cup tilted 

flour, 1 pint milk, Maided; 2 t«blt»poon» chetM, grated 

' Paprika. 

Mix together clam», eggs, Vi cup grafeMhMM, Ult, 

pepper and wine. Stt aside, in large frying pan place butiter, 

bacon and vegetable*, •raltt slowly, but'do not 

brawn. Blend in flour and cook slowly for % minutes. 

Gradually add hot milk; stirring until smooth and 

thickened. Stir in clam mixture, transfer to. buttered 

, baklno dim, sprinkle, with graM cheese, dutt with 

paprika and bake In HBP oven 10 to IS mlnvfai, or until 

nicely brown on top j * fvi?*J lyj> K'^^'J)* 

ui- 

Brlgantine, with Riiorti 

International Hotel and 

Casino; Larry M. Horowitz of 

Margate, with the firm 

Rudolph, Pallti it Co. In 

Ventoor City; Andrew J. 

MeGrasson Jr. of Marmora, 

with the Hrrn Raymond F. 

Magulre A Co., Atlantic City 

Over 100 at 

open house 

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• Courteous Blaff 

• Major Credit Cards Welcome 

• Ample Free Parking 

CHILDREN UNDER 8 

eat free at dinner, daily 

from the ehildran'i menu 

pORPO-CAU 

ISth& Boardwalk 

Ocean Cily. Now Jersey 

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NOTICE: 

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prosecuted to the fullest extent of the 

law! 

Cablentertainment believes our paying 

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a neighboring residence) and by ^paying, j 

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the cable system. 

You can become a paying Cablentertainment 

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asked by contacting Cablentertainment 

by July 31,1986, 

Sophisticated equipment is monitoring 

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IF YOU DON'T CALL US 

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Now is time to benefit 

from low interest rates 

nit yourself on the hack If 

MONEY MANAGEMENT 

you have taken advantage Of 

low Interest rates and 

refinanced your home nmtgage 

for * considerable 

savings. But don't stop there. and loan, which is paying lower overhead and new loan with the amount you 

Witt borrowing costs lower seven percent uitereit B you nonprofit status, credit unions would eventually save before 

than they have been In years, are In the 40 percent tax usually offer their members going ahead. 

the New Jersey Society of bracket, you probably wttl Interest rates lower thin There is a third itntegy 

Certified Public Accountants pay about 1120 In Interest this commercial Interest rates. out could save you money. 

advises you to review your year (after taxes). 

Consolidating installment 

other outstanding loans. 

Insurance companies. debts by taWng out one loan to 

Take a look at your credit Yet your savings account u Borrowing against the cash repay all or some of your 

card finance charges, auto only yielding (42 (after tans) value of your Ufa Insurance other loans could save you 

loans, home Improvement for every 11.000 saved. If you has proven to be an effective money, and free you from 

and tuition loans. It may be can afford to reduce your way to make • Iow4nterast troublesome paperwork as 

wise to pay off entirely higher savings, take 11,000 and pay teen. 

well. 

coit, short-term loans or off the cnditcard debt and Brokerage houses. In- Again, the key is finding a 

borrow from a less expensive save $78. 

dividuals can use their loan with low enough interest 

source to refinance long-term 

securities as collateral for rates to offset any origination 

debts. 

If you don't have enough borrowing from brokerage or other fees and save you 

Make a list of all your loans, 

money to pay off the credit- houses at Interest rates often substantial money in the long 

including the amount, interest 

card debt now, try to pay off lower than commercial rates. tana. 

charge and length of each 

toe loan as early as possible. Your employer. Many Those who expect to- 

loan. Now single out the moat 

The quicker you do this, the employers have lending refinance a home mortgage 

costly loans —those requiring 

less money it will cost you .programs that provide loans can consolidate existing loans 

Ugh interest-fate payments. 

over the long tens. 

to their employees, often at at the same time. If JOB 

Also lift those which you feel The same strategies, pay 

favorable Interest rates. Be refinance for a higher prin- 

you might be able to pay off rff completely or pay off at a 

sure to consult a CPA about cipal man you actually need, 

completely. 

faster rate, also apply to auto 

tax consequences. 

you can use the extra cash to. 

Credit-card loans probably loans, home-improvement 

Banks and savings and pay off a few of your more 

top one of your lists. Currentloans, 

vacation loans, or any 

loans. These institutions can costly loans. 

low interest rates give you type of Installment debt. But 

offer reasonable rates, But before you take out a . 

two basic alternatives, pay off if you don't have enough 

particularly if the market- major loan, particularly If 

or pay dawn. Although credit money in your savings to pay 

place la competitive. But shop .you are using equity u your 

cud Interest rates hive come off a high-Interest loan, where 

around to find the best terms. home as collateral, consult • 

down recently, many con- can you find a less expensive Remember, because in- CPA to help you evaluate the 

sumers may still be paving on source of funds? 

terest rates are lower now impact of the ban on your 

purchases or cash advances 

than a few years ago, any loan finances. 

with rates as high aa 20 Company pension plans. at reasonable rates is likely to 

percent. It may be wise to Many pension plans allow save you money when used to TMa ortieto on p 

dispose of Oat loan com* employees to borrow against pay off an older, higher- finance Ut'prwUml by *•. 

pletely by borrowing from a their plan accounts, often up Interest rats loan. But you Jersey Soctery o/'O 

less expensive source or using to half tile value of their should compare the cost of a FUBKC Aceowtoft. 

part of your savings. nonforfeitable retirement 

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percent Interest on a $1,000 

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building a savings account at 

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Unemployed Cape May 

County residents between 16 

and 21 or 55 and older may 

be eligible for a free two-week 

preemployment training 

program. Free Job placement 

and the awarding of free 

computers to to those who 

successfully complete the 

course. Registration Is July 28 

from 9 a.m. to S p.m. at the 

Village Shoppies of Rio 

Grande. 

t 

X-Rays * Suture 

OCEAN CITY 

MEDI-CENTER 

"Complete Walk-in Medical Care" 

OPEN JfUNE thru SEPT. 

lab 399-6700 ekg 

Corner Bth & Simpson M.NewdowM.D. 

(next to Wendy's) , , Medical Director 

CPA Edmund D. Bowman, right. "eMptl 

"Volunteer of the Year" Award from Wlfflaln J. 

Cleary, chairman of the NJ. Society of. 

Association Executives awardi committei,-. 

during a special breakfast meeting. The Ocean 

City man was cited for his extensive community 

service. " 

Record year-end results 

Continued strong operating «- —w,-T-~Zj -*, ,i 

reiulti dnrini the fourth 0^Mw% Tedenl Savtaglr i 

quarter «diBg AM » «*1*5» ^? ta fi» tm 

•*•*• u ""* >- SST'b," US * 

Hamilton, president and chief 

executive officer. > 

Net Income for Jhe quarter 

ended June SO totaled 

«B,l»,000, an 87 percont increase 

over the $1,731,006 

earned during the com-, 

parable period one year ago.;, 

Fortheflscalyear ended June 

30, net income totaled 

118,078,000, equivalent to |S. • 

1 

lustment to give effect totb. 

pending stodk^ split. Net incoroe 

recorded for fiscal 1M8, 

reprwenu a ISO percent!» 

crtase over the rWÔtC; 

HU per share (»1J8 p«rl 

*«• on a restated basU) 

earned during HscalltW. , , 

$bflo, 

psreent from the tWt 

recorded at Jane ML 

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FRIDAY, JULY 25,1986 THE 8BNT1NBL.LBDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE I - SECTION TWO 

Joseph Casella, of Margate. Is on the table of Shore Memorial 

fyospital's recently acquired state-of-the-art computerized tomography 

lean. 

Electric company offers free 

tours of generating plant 

iflEESLEYS POINT — As a wastewater treatment center 

huaer sounds, the operator and 200-foot high salt water 

peers at a monitor and makes cooling tower, which was the 

tht necessary corrections In a first of its kind in toe nation. 

norn «*» ""> ^ lwit An "energy oyeWV 

Engumd pneratlng 

of-attending class at Burdette 

^ Twnlin Memorial Hospital in 

(tape May Court House. 

-IThe college is responding 

toe need for nursing courses 

ukCape May aunty," explained 

Dr. Thomas Chellus, 

ACC provost. "Our Cape May 

County nursing students now 

hive the option of attending 

d>ss closer to home." 

Joyce Grohman, chair- 

^ person of ACC's allied health 

•division, said students 

etroUid In the clinical 

component of the nursing 

gram — simulated skills 

Said clinical experience in 

_ JthcarefacUlttBs-wfllbe 

assigned to various sites 

thftughout. Cape May and 

Atlantic counties. 

Studenta wishing to enroU in 

ttie'Cape May County course* 

kniM follow the standard ACC 

'admissions policies for Its 

ogram. For more 

tion call ACCs adoffice 

at 3W-6000. 

black and white television set, 

is one of the exhibits set up hi 

a tent at the start of the tour. 

toon of Its tarpst power „ 

plant every Saturday and wrnpower produce electricity' using their 

' 

Sunday y through g Aug. g. 24 from r 

11 11* jn. until til 4 p.m. The h Upper Selling Your House 

Township plant produces 

enough electricity to power 

more than 150,000 of the 

400,000 homes and businesses 

throughout South Jersey. 

Individuals and families 

receive an hour-long tour Oat 

provides a first-hand view of 

the operations Inside and 

around the 14-story complex. 

VJiltors follow the electric 

generation process from the 

100.000-ton coal pile to the 

lU.OOO-volt transmission CHECKING 

IT OUT 

ujour guides also explain the Foreign buyers often have 

^flree giant turbines and different expectations and 

•aerators, how energy is demands than other 

Mduced from coal and oil, prosptefs do, iefore 

Ofpl how Atlantic Electric Chinese will buy real 

to protect the en- estate, they'll bring In i 

int. 

"fena shu!" expert, who'll 

emphasis la placed test to MM If the building Is 

uttUty's t7.5-mllllon right in terms of wind, 

wstif, wood, earth and 

mttal — tlementi of the 

i 

American buyers, on the 

nursing class •other hano, are more likely 

to call In in engineer to Inipeet 

the building for 

•in Cape May quality of construction and 

adequacy of the heating 

' Atlantic Community and ventilation systems. In 

: College's allied health many states, the seller 

division will offer nursing must disclose any serious 

courses in Cape May County defect In the property (and 

beginning this fall when there are heavy penalties If 

students who have beaq ad- defects are found later), 

mitted to ACC's nursing but the buyer often wants 

program will have the option 

fodoubleeheek. 

Dees it make sense for a 

seller to have a home Inspected 

••PORE putting 

it en the market, and then 

offer that Inspection to the 

prospective buyer? 

Probably not, say 

engineers; buyers have 

more faith in Inspections 

they've ordered themselves. 

You'll get good advice 

when you list with the real 

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Shore Memorial first with advanced GT scan 

SOMERS POINT - Shore 

Memorisl Hospital In 1873 was 

the flrit medical lacfllty in the 

•rta to acquire a com- 

-feutorlwd tomography (CT) 

na and now it 1 * tot first 

M hospital to offer an 

advanced version of this 

highly sophisticated 

diagnostic equipment with 

throe dimensional and Instant 

(•If for each exam." 

Accordlns to Al GuUerre*. 

dlrectoTof thV radiology 

iwrtment, the room h«j 

eurttMtoXdall 

« doctor's of flee Uutoad of a 

hcplUl-biied faeiUtr to 

•eeommodate the Increase of 

UHBf • requwti. 

"W« *ffl bettor to able to 

fcclliUt* the gener.1 public," 

exposure. 

"The scanner 

the need for exploratory 

surgery and leas diagnostic 

procedures in some Instances 

because it can detect the she 

and location of tumors and 

Gutlerrei 

representative of Stamens 

Medical Interns which 

supplies the scan, said the 

equipment has mad* a 

definite liuiHuvwiMUt owr 

scan* available eight nan 

"Tht picture _ 

An intercom allows for for appointments because the hospital, which per- old U state-of-the-art," 

Improved communication boipitallied patients were forms approximately 3,000 Bennett said. 

image reconstruction between patients and the CTconsidered 

as prlorittes." Kans annually, will have the Tht hospital la planning a 

euabUHM, 

technician, said Outlerrei The ft million machine ability to expand the com- (pen bouse with' 

"We're had a S3 percent who hopes to have • piped in purchased through th» aid of puter driven device's 

p l O D 

increase in patient load in the mntle system Installed to me hospital's auxiliary, scans capabilities ai technology Sunday July 17 from 11 am to 

ate month we've had it," Mid further cairn patients during one millimeter anatomical advances. 

4pJB. 

hospital CT technician Larry the painless procedure. slices from 1.4 seconds to B1U Bennett, a sales 

Craig. We've had a full Qotierrex also expects to pjnitmm motion distortion 

schedule. B cuts the tone InIncrease 

service hours to and reduce* scatter radlatton 

Business/Finance news 

O'Such named to development unit 

Patrick O-Such of Mum manager for the Golden from Union College. His 

aty has been named as the Nugget Hotel Casino. duties trim the CRDA win be 

first controller of the Casino Prior to that be held to implement financial and 

Reinvestment Development positions as accounting budget reporting systems, 

Authority. 

supervuwrfortheNewJers^r ensure compliance of the 

A eertUlid pubUc ac- Economic Development CRDA's •ecdunttng oriented 

Children visiting me plant 

countant in New Jersey and Authority and lamar auditor policies and manage the in- 

receive a bard bat aa a 

souvenir of the tour. 

Pennsylvania, O*8uch bringi for the flrm o! Cooper. * veito«t portfoUo, 

to the Authority more man Ixrbrand. Patrick and his wife Tina 

B.L. England Genei seven yean of public and CSoch has a bachelor of recently moved to the Atlantic 

Station to located off Route private accounting ei- •deuce degree In accounting City area from Hamilton 

Call 6*8-1150 for more inperience. Hto mort recent from Suiquehanna University Iquare In Central Jersey, 

a fan, a radio ad a small formation. 

posltton mi as Internal audit and an englneerinB degree 

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opinions 

Bravo, 

bravo! 

To the countless thousands who have enjoyed 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra performances over 

the years, last week's announcement that the 

Pops will be returning next season was, truly, 

music to their ears. 

A special committee had been named to decide 

what should happen to the orchestra following 

the retirement at the end of the current season of 

maestro Frank Ruggieri and baritone Tom 

Perkins. Together they had come to personify 

the Pops; along with other longtime members of 

the orchestra, they have been upholding one of 

this resort's greatest traditions. 

Name another city of our size which can boast 

; of its own orchestra. The way we like to describe 

, it: There's the Boston Pops, and there's the 

. Ocean City Pops. Even if you've never attended 

a performance (shame on you!), you can still 

justly brag about "our" pops orchestra. 

The city and the committee, which appears to 

have been weighted with orchestra devotees, are 

to be heartily thanked for recommending con- 

• tinuation of the Pops. But that shouldn't be the 

; end of it, 

' A new conductor and orchestra manager will 

have to be named. And perhaps (and we use that 

• word appropriately) there should be con- 

• .sideratlon given to a somewhat lighter repertoire 

aimed at drawing a wider audience of Pops concertgoers. 

That's a thought; not an opinion, 

• What's yours? 


Page 4, Section Two' 

Lack of moral 

fiber amazing 


Saturday evening, July 19 my 

wife and I walked from 

Tennessee Avenue to the foot 

of Gilbert Road to watch the 

Mght In Venice. There, with 

many other families, we 

watched with appreciation the 

parade of boats led by the 

Coast Guard and the marshal. 

The mayor along with 

congressman Hughes 

followed by the City Council 

all floated by waving and 

being waved at by the crowd. 

Ladies with small children by 

their aide, ooh'd and ahh'd as 

the brightly lit vessels 

traveled east and west on the 

lagoon. 

Then something happened 

that should Incense every 

man, woman and child in 

Ocean City. A small, lfl^r 20foot 

boat came by with four or 

five adults on board. They 

traveled with the parade and 

appeared to be part of it 

Three adult ""»!«• stood up In 

the boat and pulled down their 

paatt "mooning" the people 

on shore and exposing their 

rectum and genitals. They 

repeated this lewd perfarmance 

Intermittently down 

the lagoon for all to we. 

Some mothers gasped tod 

covered their children's eyes. 

Some men were shocked but, 

to my amazement, often 

cheered. What a ltd 

testimony to their lack of 

moral fiber. 

Is there no way to protect 

our families from men 

tasdviousDMS,' no penalties 

that can be Inflicted to punlsb 

(hose who Insist on such 

behavior? I would hate to 

think that all must suffer 

because of a few who woujd 

act in such • manner. 

If Incidents of this kind 

continue unpunished, Ocean 

City will soon lose 1U 

reputation as a retort that 

prides itself asm good place lo 

toke your family. ; 

Roberta, Cutaujr 

Ocean Cty 

Keep tasteless acts out 

of Night in Venice 

B r u c e 

,urncr 

The Sentinel-Ledger A response from a Music Pier lurker* 

printed aid ?yynihi*d in AmtfiEI'i Srufflt Piffiji? lElSff 

By The 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: In around the Music Pier, men it 

SENTINEL LEDGER 

bis letter I would Uke toIs 

also true Oat families 

express another viewpoint in "lurk" around Wonderland 

A Dlvliipnef Ssufh Jeri?y sadis, inc. 

Mewsrd L, Green, Prei, 

reference to Ed Wlsmer's and that surfers "lurk* 

III Elghlh itretl, Otean Ml, N J MJIS 

comments on the "an- 

f jTBtilljned 1111 

drogenous and menacing 

PHONE 399 5411 

group of apprentice terrorists 

-DEADUNES- 

who lurk •round the Music 

Lette re, church, sports, locial,,,.,, noon Tuesday Pier" (A Critique in the July 

Advertisini; ....I.....................Sp.m. Wednesday 17 newspaper). 

Too late to classify advertising..,,, noon Thursday As part of this so-called 

FRED C. BENSON........ ~.'.7. Publisher group, I do not appreciate 

iOHH H. ANDRUSII ,,, Editor such stereotyped assump- 

BYRON T MERCER AdverUstog Manager tions. 

Granted we doitanilout tt« 

crowd and, for the most part, 

we hold different political and 

Now's your chance ideological views from the 

main stream of Ocean City 

dtlzens. This Is one of our 

basic rights, which we choose 

to help volunteers to exercise. 

If It ia true that we "lurk" 

* Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Rescue Squad because they 

fltmn hai bean much written sincerely care about the kind 

•lately about the problems of of emergency can given In 

rvolunteer rescue squads In 

Sother areas. Many of then 

^problems exist because public 

Support has been Insufficient 

jto sustain the operations of 

•these squads. 

% The Upper Township area la 

.Very fortunate In that we have 

lever SO active members it 

.This time; but, even the molt 

dedicated members can 

^become discouraged when the 

•returns from the community 

'to our annual fund drive are 

r«ot enough to run the squad 

rfbr the year. 

I With the almost 600 runs 

*made during 1985 as a basis 

;for our 1966 expenses, the 

'costs of running the squad, 

j grows daily with the need t* 

•jeplace supplies, fuel ami 

•'equipment. 

?? This money has to come 

jHfrom somewhere, and 11/ the 

{public would just reallw this 

>and respond accordingly to 

>our fund drive, we would be 

i»able to continue our services 

?on a no-charge basis. 

w Our members belong to the 

1 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: gestures and costumes, 

Another Night In Venice has bumps and grinds, and sexual 

came and gone, complete with parodies to 10011 what could 

positive coverage by the local have otherwise been • fun 

paper. The gilt of your night oat with the kids. 

reporting predictably, win, A It's bad enough t^ls parade 

Good Tims Had By All In has become notorious for 

America's Greatest Family prodigious consumption of 

As for the 111160601 Oat we during the summer for ta« Resort 

bone. Is It now to be turned 

nut nave bad parents who sine reasons as otter high I'd like to offer a different fntoa burlesque show tsweltf 

are terrified of us, I feel this Is school and college students assessment. 

If we can't keep out the 

yet another unresearcbed do: to find a Job and enjoy the Much of what I. saw taut 

tasteless sets, I know one 

around 6th Street We do not assumption. While not every teach and boardwalk, not toSaturday 

evening was 

family that will stay away 

stand near the Music Pier to teenager gets along with their push Ocean City into the anything but family en- 

from future editions of Night 

harass people; it Is simply a parents, many of us do. Tliey "porcelain pit" as you stated. tertainment. There were taVtntet 

- KcnUnglcy 

place to meet 

may have a harder time We will be glad to let toe local more ten enough obscene 

OcsortCHy 

To Imply that because Boy understanding us, citizens do Oat for them- 

George (who none of us hold nonetheless, we get along selves. 

in high regard) lain prison for fine, 

Michael J.Doebley 

heroin use, that therefore we 

'Deluxe Mr. Wismer, before you Ocean City summer resident 

must also be drug users Is stereotype us into one easy 

ridiculous. It would be untrue definition, why don't yon get 

to say thftt'ino 

children that _% 

do is just as false; 

on as thay try to chaiige 

I also find it Ironic that you You might be surprised at 

sir world, 

suggest that Paul McCartney some of the things you find. They're Immune to your 

would be a better influence for Although we have our group consultations, 

young people. How many Identify, we are still In- They're quite aware of what 

tlmea has be been arrested for dividual people- 

they're going through • 

drug possession; at least Finally, I would like to say, Changes... 

three or four times. that we come to Ocean City 

—David Bowie 

Stay alive with 35 on the causeway 

fund-raisers; they 

regular classes and 

Editor, Sentlnel-Udger: an, unvi m and gave lives 1, However, this will not beclaimed 

many lives and In- 

to-date wltt new 

Congratulations on your As • you stated, Mayor done u the .near future due tojured 

countless motorists 

equipment 

editorial and your coverage of Gillian and all of us are aware costs,. environmental over the year. And this Is a 

They do all this in 

the 9th Street bridge of the unsafe conditions problems, etc, 

to holding down fnUttme Jobs causeway situation in The, associated with this roadway. . Meanwhile, tot us urge the Now Is the time for the DOT 

(many members work at two 

Sentinel-Ledger July 18. Your The hope Is for the state to DOT of the State of Newto 

lower the speed limit, with 

Jobs), raising a family and 

cartoon by B. Turner says It build a new bridge and Jersey to honor the requests no further delay. Help us to 

causeway. 

belonging to church and 

of the mayor, the adstay 

alive with 35. • > 

•rvicfiMupitathtMia. 

ministration and Ocean City, 

JohnJ.Bergbauer 

people to do something now to* 

Ocean City 

I ami)very proud to be PuDllC WOrKS 

make our lives safer as;we 

associated with individuals 

travel this short, two-mile 

such as the members of the Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: may be pleased to know that roadway, and, at no cost to the 

Upper Township Rescue Several weeks ago we had an when you call some depart- taxpayer, Immediately lower 

Squad, and I am asking on occasion to call the Public ments in the city, you do get the speed limit to SB mph. 

their behalf for generous Works Department with a action. 

support with our annual fund 

Driving at 38, on balance, is 

problem we had at 30th and 

drive. 

Haven. Within 10 minutes a It Was'a pleasure to meet. not going to hurt anybody, but 

I cannot Impress upon you Mr. George Rumer arrived at Mr. Rumer and to observe will help us all get to Ocean 

enough the urgent needs of the scene to survey the that he cared enough to City with less risk which 

your rescue squad and oursituation. 

Fifteen minutes correct our problem. He and certainly makes sense. 

fervent desire to continue later a city truck and twoUs 

employees are to be The reasoning hi this whole 

serving you if you will only employees arrived and went commended for serving the situation ia simply that the 

help us do sol 

to work. The problem at that taxpayers as they did In our present speed limit is too high - 

Robert RMamlSr. 

time was corrected in aCase. 

for this unsafe stretch of 

President 

courteous and expeditious 

roadway,' which, as your 

Walter X Perry 

Upper Township 

manner. 

editorial states, has 

Ocean City and "relatively narrow driving 

Rescue Squad The citizens of Ocean City 

Wayne, Pa. lanes without dividers and has 

9 it wasn't 

Editor, 

Mttl.. 

to be taken to • casino by one 

of the private casino bus 

companies In their "deluxe 

limousine." 

The beginning of the trip 

started at 8 o'clock when we 

were supposed to be picked up 

at S, Entering the bus, we find 

out they don't have change to 

give us till they stop at a toll 

booth. Well, this wasn't too 

bad, so far, 

Now wegotothe back of the 

over the Mat and air eondtttoner 

covir. Thla means wipe off tiie Mai ; 

there Is no air conditioning on As far ai this company's copanys 

fell "deluxe" bus service. "deluxe "dl doorMtedoor dted service" i" 

Upon p arrival at Atlantic Is concerned, d, I think 111 buy a 

gty, VAt^t t we we have IHYS to tu BHI|I stop at Bt some BIBUB fgyyii* good gd pair pair i in of f tennis 1tei 

»ho«i h ffor 

kind ktnd of f dith dispatch station tati at t my next trip, 

which we are parked between 

jerry Walter 

three running buses. There Is 

PtiUbwgh,Pa. 

Don't move fencing, dunes 

Editor's note — This (s a solutely oppose any moving of' 

copy of a letter to Mayor Roy the dunes. . ' 

Gillian 

We must All know bV now 

Dear Mayor Gillian: that dunes are the first Une of 

The Ocean City En- defense against major storms 

vironmental ,: Association and are Valuable re*emlrt of 

would like to go on record as sand. Nevertheless, some 

strongly supporting the local would sacrifice dunes for the 

Coastal Committee's convenience of a few-i 

dedicated effort to create a M ocearifront 'property 

dune field from 23rd to 33rd owners $ cannot make idurio 

streets. Also, we strongly development, protection and 

oppose moving sand fencing preservation a priority then, 

closer to the ocean and ab- m our opinion, It it the 

^Housing Authority is defying all the rules with proposed project 

: Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: neighbors. 

building, towering- over payers, refuse to be ridden 

ê, the undersigned, are 3. As is well known, our rear everythbig else in the neigh- over roughshod by a 

'êar-round residents, yards and side streets are borhood, would certajnly not 

•property owners, and subject to frequent Hooding. add tD Its aesthetic qualities^ 

therefore taxpayers in theOn 

some occasions only the but rather would actually 

! 400 block of West Avenue, permeable ground to the rear deface the area. 

Erectly In front of the lothas 

saved the homes hi our, 6. After betogfdenled the 

Sfhere the Housing Authority vfHocK Bom extensive water , requested height and parking 

3 roposes to erect • five-story, 

Since the proposed i variance! at ft Planning 

JO-unit senior dUtens project. 

We vehemently object to 

1 small 

quasi-governmental t^Booy* [ 

* acting - In Its own interests, 

without visible and audible 

protests. ' 7 " . • J 

such a building would be of the supposed fact that the 

proppied for any of the note builders and developers were 

p t anas of the dty 

(which cure most certainly to 

not). ', ^ . 

Therefore*- the Housing 

' The neighbors for the most'Authority 

U^dUctimtaatory. 

part object to the 

and,,any approv^ôlllM 

Planning Board 

.fcuUdV'''', 

SentlDel-Ledger: a 77-year-old lady on the bus. 

while my^Jamfly tt'shetyblrthday and she Isn't 

longer. We" i 

leave the bus for air for a few 

minutes, till the bus ia ready 

to leave. 

We get to the casino, finally, 

and find our door-to-door- f 

service Is a block away. By 

this time, I still didn't get |5 

owed te me and won'tget It till 

we are on the bus home. 

WeU, everyone made it to 

the casino, spent a lot of 

regpoisiblUtyM prudent dty 

officials to' Impose that 

priority upon them.,' 

All of us do not own 

oceanfront landj^ nevertheless/we 

allidepend on 

.viable duhes 

if. if', the>, city -wished to 

responsible for all the ills of i^restl^lW^tori 

tinstryettiorigtaalttctNiafi -^^.n-turf 

this dty—real or imaginary, tirchttecturt andatroosnhet?' • wWiiwuVi 

r for protection 

against storms. That right to 

safety camvrtb* taken awiy 

for, again,' the convaniance 

of a'fwf such' private 

entrances to the besA and an 

undisturbed view of the sea. * 

When wOt we,learn that 

fflin U the IntruderT. 

.Whan oceanfront properties 

are built where the beach 

once was and should be, we 

wUl constantly, be in battle 

and,ultimaUly, 

take ntck what 

planned, for the following 

"reasons: 

&1. It Is over 100 percent 

! bove the toned height 

i nutations for ourRr3aret.lt 

! rill deprive us of light and 

; Ir. We are concerned 1 ptancansforcoversgeoTsuch' Board meeting Insane 1MB, *> necessary variaikiat,^»niP>a.i Shke>e pay tixes at the 

a'largevpart, of the tot,to JnwetingatiWhichaquonim Aimtority^rlaâhowJbftvttâtmnitaasatrjroUiaro^ 

tntaltion, flooding/of our was present," the Housing accepted the,dedsion'oiJthe, in Ocein CBy,; we strongly 

properties wUl bcrsaaa/ ../Authority, evidently en- tatter body appotated to hear ar objecttoan objecttqanattempttovlolate 

4. We; and atvtral.of our oouraged by the previous; such .rtqUesto, and On'ibari.rights 

neighbors, hava' poured.•administration, 

ce;Cttl»ns ; 

literally thousands of dollars topeatedly • —• using 

Into our homes in lm?' tactic available-âtt—r— — 

provements, both inside and'to hive tbt^variancas a|h;im 

not outside. '• According to 

j nly with the'degree of 

; tadowonthetwodaysofthe 

\ jetted at a planning 

; loard meeting latt satnm«';f 

*• reoncefnedalwîth 

1 added'to/the tlty' 

tracttvenesa, U others have 

i given usv unsi 

and too'many^dupiaies,' f/dL 

(greenhouse 

the' fault lies with an i 

retreat of 

, muustratlon which refused 

idwatd-an part 

heed the repeated requests 

. the toning code enforcainsm \ 

contributmiiofficerfor a sensible, 

ba .considered, 

Cpl«n7! f 

"flniiiremlse, tbs 

h _. much for obJecUonSj We vi who attended>'t te 

Wiuid'^bs based 

vJavS. a .few further 

d, City Council 

ln the tntennedlate 

''proved In the face of the op*, ayear.Wa firmly, 

beard'him spe k 

everyona wa know wb> is position of most of,the, tax-'.constitutes a' ' 

cccmectedwlthtbtmlestate payer, in the Wock.^'; V^.oWllia;^ 

damagel to ow 

tne honiM c/our 

. would approva of 

'tard. may m 

dedtloolDased 

flMwCutnnt lawn 

/TJUDAY, JULY IS, 1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PACE § - SECTION 

Grime subcommittee gives approval to money laundering bill 

Tht House anhpommhtsi 

"M Crime has uaBnunouaty 

approved loglslatlon sponsorsd 

by Conginwiiiaii Bill 

Hughes which CTMtos a new 

category of federal crime 

hfvoiving monsy HHiiderlQg 

Ojfaoses* 

iMtttaUons which 

tngagt In money 

to conceal drug 

proflU or other crtmlnalh' 

Bs said Via W'-'-'V" Is 

IntenM to "slam ths door" 

Ji' i 

"Over the years, drug tolerate this coty relationship — provide for a »-year who are currently eiempt — authortie the Secretary 

M at three 

trafficking htl evolved Into a between drug traffickers and 

from currency reporting of the Treasury to Isnu 

multi Mllkm-^""- Industry," financial lniUtuUons," be flms of up to |l million for requirement* to retppty and 

ssjd Hughes, wl» chairs the continued. "Under this todMduaU -and 'up to ts 

subpoena* to obtain, evidence past six months. 

to certified for wen esemp- 

^^^^••^^B^H B^HIIS^SO^^^^B^^BS^BHB^S ~ 1^ BBEJI legislation, those who engage mttlloa for InsaUiUoM which 

• 8s ii!d tht money launtioni. 

This will permit 

Industry hu flourished In In wn«m>ui transaction* with knowingly engage ta money 

dsring bfli represents "yet 

prosecution of customers who 

part because of the criminally derived funds will laundering activities. In 

pointed out th«t the another tool which the 

make false rtatements or 

of drug traffickers to have to pay a stiff price for addition, the offenders would 

is based on ex- govermant can UM to help 

banks which grant exemp- 

their profits through their actions." 

be subject to civil and tions Improperly; 

tensive testimony from Us the profits ant of drag 

and other financial Hughes said the legislation, criminal forfeiture el te 

federal law aBforapsat trafficking, and to bit those 

—permit the prosecution of 

where they can known as the "Money In question; 

Involved In this industry 

easei In which money Uun- 

no longer be traced. Laundering Control Act of 

and convicted meaty lam- where it hurts the matt — in 

dtren are taking cash out of 

"Society can no lonnr 1886," would do the following: - require bank cuatomeri 

dtnrs, i. taken by ma Crime the pocketboofc" 

the country; and 

Research corp. receives millions in contracts 

f • George A, Oehring Jr., 

; president of te Ocean Oty 

'Research Corporation, has 

.announced ttw Em recently 

'was awarded contracts 

totaling over M million 

, Ocean City Research, 

d T y 

)ocated at Tennessee Avenue 

'mnd the bay, provides 

.'research, testing, and 

''engineering services prtn- 

, dpally In the areas of 

"corrosion and fracture 

mecoanlcs. 

The largest of the contract 

awards U an engineering 

mpport contract for some «3^ 

miiiinn

Y 

PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO L-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 


AME 

ST. JAMES AME 

7th St. ami Haven Av. 

Ocean City 

Rev. BeekwertB J. Voorhtes. 

pastor 

RJNDAY 

9:30 ajn. - Church School 


7:30 pm • Evening service 


CENTRAL ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

124 Dory Dr. 

Ocean City 

Robert Bostlc, Pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. and 7 p m - Sunday 

worship 


OF GOD 

2115 New Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 



1 pja. • Evening aerviee 

ABUNDANT LOT 


OCEAN CITY , 





CffillSTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School 11; 00 A.M, 

Wednesdays 8:00 P.M. 

TittlmonlBi Meeting 


11 A.M. to 1 P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

us siwr§ RET" 

(Plaza e Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Peter Wlpple, paster 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. 

Worship serviee 

THURSDAY 

1 v m - Midweek tttviee 

Baptist 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and Waitey Av. 

Ocean City 

Rev. Donald B. Hurlbtrt, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 


8 and 10:45 a.m. • Worship 

Service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m, - Prayer serviee 

SEAVmW BAPTIST 


Unwood 

Rev. Robert W. Connor, Interim 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

B am • Sunday School 


WEDNESDAY 



OORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

CorbinCity 

RJ. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 





Rev. Lafayette Riddick, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8lh and Central Avenue Ocean City, N.J. 




Brian C, Roberts Preaching 

"SEEKING OUT THE SOURCE" 

—VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL 

Wednesdays thru Aug. 6th 

n 

9 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. 

Agei 1 yaara thru 4th grade 

(The 10:10 Service broadcast on WIBGAMISMJ 

OavidM. Pinch, Paitar 

Brian Rob*rti,Auocl»t«Pattor ( 

William R. McClelland, AMOCIIM Pa«for ' ' 

Or. Kim Lane* B«amon. oir. of Mutlc 

Soloists: 

Nancy Fox McNamee, Soprano Raymond McAfee, Baritone 

Jeff Allyn, Tenor Margaret Baroody, Meiio. Soprano 

10 a JB. .•Sunday Mtool 


WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Midweek praysr 

l 


BAPTIST 

goo S. Shers Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev, RUIMU H. Bawm 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 

8:45 a.m. • Sunday lehool 

11 am • Morning worship 

7 p.m. - Evening larvlee 

TABERNACLE BAPTBT 

Sth St. and Wert Av. 

Rev Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. Sunday school 

11 B.m. • MonJng lervice 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m. Prayer serviee 

FAITH BAPTIST 


Palenno 

Bury Rice, pastor 

SUNDAY 

1:30 am • Sunday ichool 

10-41 a.m. - Morning ssrviee 

g pm • Evening serviee 

Prayer meeting. 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

Bth and New York Av. 

Somen Point 

Dan Corbett, paitor 

SUNDAY 


' 11 a.m, • Morning worship 

7 pm - Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 


service. 

Catholic 


uth St. and Wesley Av. 

Ocean City 

Msfr. JamM A. Carr. paster 

MASSES 

DaUy - 7 and 8 a.m. 

Saturday • 8 a,m.. 4. 5;4S 

and 7 p.in. 

Sunday • B, 9; IS, lOtSo a^m. 

and noon. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after I a.m. 

Maw. Saturday 2:303:30 pm 

and after 7 pm, Mass. 

ST. FRANCIS 

CABRINI R.C. 

! 2nd St. and Atlantic Av. 

Ocean Clry 

Migr. Joseph E, Conlon. 

pastor 

MASSES 


Saturday • * and 8:80 pm. 

Sunday-7,1:30,10 and 11:30 

CHURCH OF THE 


200 W. Tuckahoe Rd. 

Marmora 

Msgr. James J. Zegers, 

paitor 

MASSES 

Daily - 8 and 9 am 

Friday - 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. 

Saturday • 4 and 6:30 p.m. 

Sunday • 7:45, 9,10:16 and 

11:30 a.m. 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

44th and LandU Av. 

Sea Uto City 

Migr. Paid M. O'Connor, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally 7 a.m. and 4:30 pjn. 

Saturday • 8 a.m., I and 7 

Sunday-8, 9:30 and 11 aon. 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La. 

Semen Point 

MASSES 

DaUy -7 and 8 am and 7 

pjn. 

Saturday • 5:30 p.m. 

Sunday. 7,'4M, 10:30. n;45 

am and 5:30 pjn. 

Christian Science 

H6LV TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

30th St and Bay Av. 

Ocean City 

Rev. Michael W. Goldberg, 

rector 

SATURDAY 

5:30 p.m. 

WEDNESDAY 

10 a.m. • Holy Eucharist In 

thecbapeL 

GRACE CHURCH 

(Evangelical Episcopal) 

32nd SL and Central Av. 

Ocean City 

Rt Rev. John Rifenbury. 

rector 

SUNDAY 

1 pm. •Horning prayer and 

sermon. Holy omtutBiBiiMi on 

First Sunday. 


HOLY TRINITY 



Ocean Heights Ave. and Son 

Rd. 

Bargaintown 

Rev. William Britt, 

SUNDAY _, 

8:45 and lOiSO am. • lerviet 

\? p.m. • Eveiung service 

OCEAN CITY 

TABERNACLE 

Wesley Av., Sth to 6th ata. 

Ocean City 

William G. Luff, president 

SUNDAY 

9 and 11 am • Horning 

service with guest speaker 

7:80 pm • Evening serviM 


9:30 ajn. - Church school 

11 a.m. • Morning wonhjp 

UNITED METHODIST OF 

SEA ISLE CITY _, 

Kennedy Blvd. and Park Rd. 

Richard W. Nichols, 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. • Church 

8:30 and 11 a.m. - Morning 

worship ;. 

WESLEY UNITED N 

METHODIST > 

Rt 810 Petersburg 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, pasty 

SUNDAY ' 

tends worldwide with its 

media ministry of radio 

programs, gôks, sermon 

served St. Peter's for 14 

yean. His position Includes 

bott Monmouth and Ocean 

counties and Includes 59 

charges and pastors under his 

guidance and leadership. 

He Is chairperson of the 

television presence committee 

which has the tank of 

placing the church on 

television for the state of New 

Jersey within the Methodist 

Church. 

The chaplain for the day is 

J, Hamilton Fowser. 

Marigrace Komarnickl la 

soloist. Jane Smith serves aj 

organist 

And eich rose bush hn to own 

nature, You can perform all the 

proper acts of care and love, but the 

rose will be what Its Inward nature (Ha 

Qod.purpost) determines: a red rose 

will be a red rose; a yellow rase a 

yellow rose You have absolutely no 

control over Its nature (color) 

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The soloist at mis week's 

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E. Woodley KalehoH win be 

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with a spirited song service. 

Dot Worth will be the 

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which begins at 7:30. 

Mrs. Worm it a successful 

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teacher. Her radio broadcast, 

Women AUve, is heard dally 

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She is a member of the 

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PAGI 7 — SECTION TWO 

Q.Why 

Plan 

Funeral 

Arrangements 

In Advance? ;,- .i' 

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Having served the families 

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generations, we Have tath 

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FRIDAY. JULY a, 1986 

i*ague action j^nisht's Pharmacy, Marksnews 

continues in ° • - i : 

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SEA ISLE OTY - Th§ boyi 

basketball league concluded By RANK ARMSTRONG Rich Rlsse (Textile) slammed COURT SHORTS: The (Roanoke). 

iti second night of action LMgne Director In 26 for the Newsmen. playoffs begin July 29 with the Wfflii PhUo, M, Pontiere 

recently on the JFK 

Port-O-Call remained in top four teams competing in (Wldsnei), 

Boulevard courts. 

A peralstant Knight's nontentlon for the playoffs by the semifinals. The league James Stubbe, 6-3, Potto- 

Pharmacy picked up a pair of scalping Boulevard, 55-15 and championship li set far July 

In the first game. • strong 

on. 

key victories last week and coasting past Lltterer's M. 

DUler & Farina team powered 

by the guardeenter tandem of 

moved to a first-place tie with Luncheonette, M-47. Wilson Knight's Pharmacy and 

Nick Katslkla, 64, An- 

Joe Henog and Nick Hauer 

Marksnews In the Ocean City Jackson connected for double Marksnews nave both dinnarelll's 

(Seton Hall). 

overpowered Crelghton's 69- 

Men's College Summer digits in each of the CaUart died a playoff spot A real Tom KotslklB, 64, An- 

45- Holding up his end forBasketball 

League, win. • battle wfll continue for teams narelll's (Temple). 

Oelghton's was Ted Gladue Jay Cleveland's tip In with Steve OUlln's 18 mrle and four. 

Al NelH, 5-9, French Realty 

with 33 points. 

five seconds left In double provided the margin 

(Stockton). 

as Ifs time to pick the league 

overtime was the difference French Realty tripped tbe 

Player of tbj week — Ja 

aU^rtar team again. Like tail 

of 

In the second game, Un- 

as the Pharmacy toppled Exchange Club, 72-43. year, therearemany . quality . 

Cleveland (Lycomlng) 

de'i Market defeated Stay- 

Pontlere Auto Serrlee, 6144. In a thriller, Eric Amman players which makes this 

Knight's Pharmacy. 

Ro, 38-30. The game was 

dominated by the Barret 

Knight's down 14-83, •cored the last five points of chore so diMcult but here we 

STANDINGS 

brotheri. Jeremy hid 14 

seemed doomed following a the game to lead ADnrelU'i go: 

1. Knight's Pharmacy 

9-1" 

points for Stay-Eo and Todd 

missed free throw; but, like past LTtterer's 7*71. Nick Tony Devlin, i-i. 

2. Marksnews 

had 23 for Lande's. 

Houdlni, Cleveland KatiUdJ (SetonI Hall) was the Marksnews (Lafayette) 

3. Pontiere Aiio Service 

H 

(Lycomlng) came out of Mg gun with 34 for the Bikers. Michael Androlewlci 8-4, 

IPortOCall 

M 

In the last match, Dutch 

nowhere with the miraculous The Exchange Club finished Marksnews (Lehlgh). 

5. French Realty 

H; 

Corner defeated Angela's, 45to 

33. Leading scorers were 

tap that flattened the thews* with a 7M8 win ovw Mike Doyle, M, Knight's 

6. Exchange Club 44 

Ed Lynch and John Reagan 

Automen. 

Shoemaker. Hike Hamburger (Textile). 

7. Boulevard liquors M 

with 1? and 21 points 

Cleveland and teammate (Spring Garden) sewed a Jay Ctovelind. M, Knight's 

ft Litterer's Luncheonette 14 

respectively. 

Mike Doyle (Textile) led the game high of 30 for the dub (Lycomlng). 

9. Annarelli-a Bicycle Shop 3-7 

Pharmacy in scoring with 18 team. Jlmmv Pickett M, Pontiere 10. Shoemaker Lumber 

MO 

apiece. 

Co. 

Knight's cruised to their 

second win of the week by Women's basketball 

BLOOD DRIVE 

crushing Shoemaker Lumber 

HERE AUG. 5 

Co., 74-60. Cleveland again 

On Tuesday, Aug. 5 between was the leader with 19 points. At the halfway mark, 

3 and 8 p.m. the Ocean City In other league action, 

lifeguards Association Is Pontiere helped Knight's by 

sponsoring a blood drive at knocking off previously un- 

the Youth Center, 6th Street beaten Marksnews, 7044. Travel Center leads 

and Atlantic Avenue. Toe Jimmy Pickett (Roanoke 

process takes about an hour, College) powered in 17 points 

The women's summer leads the team, averaging Textile), 8.37 points i and 

and most healthy people tor the winners. 

basketball league Is at the 12.25 points a game, helped by Monica Young (Bethany 

between 18 and 85 are eligible Pontiere gathered another 

halfway mark with this year's Jill Burkert (Philadelphia aUegi), »M, 

to donate. 

win by shutting down 

record number of players 

Boulevard liquors follows 

Boulevard Super Liquors, 82leading 

to some tough com- 

Travel Cnter with a 5-1 

37. Willie Pbilo (Widener) led 

petition. 

Dates let for record, their loll com- 

fee Automen with 14. Travel Center to in first 

pliments of Travel Center, UN 

First-place Marksnews place with • 74 record, their fall physical* 

IB. Boulevard Is being paced. 

rebounded to the victory only loss handed to them by 

by Missy Lynch and Robyn 

column with a 7747 decision Thriftway Market, KM, Julie Paul LeFever, athletic Fortsch (University of 

over Annarelll's Bicycle Shoo. . Rowley (Mount St. John's) director, has announced the Pennsylvania), avenging S.I 

dates for physical and 7.1 points a game, 

examinations for students In respectively. Fortsch ti out 

grades 9 through 12 interested for two weeks with • knee 

In participating In the fall tajiny. 

sports program. 

Casual Design and Ocean 

Students should report to Qty Home Savings and Loan 

the nurses office in the high share third place with a 4 and 

school on the dates specified. 2 record. Casual Design lost to 

For males, Monday, Aug. 4 Savings and Loan and Travel 

— 6 p.m. for football, 7 pjn. Center while Savings lost to 

tor cross-country and 7:30 for Exchange Club and Thriftway 

soccer; for females: Tuesday, Market. 

Aug. 8 — 8 p.m. for field Thriftway Market has a 

hockey, 7 pm, for tennis and record of 4 and 3 and Is lead by 

7:30 p.m. for cross-country. Darlen Johnson, 9.71 points a 

game, and Deanna Yates, 

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•fheExchange Cfiib ft lead 

flffSCffis VeWraD3 U 101 IfJQIU 

league, and Sue Becker 

(Montdalr) and Sue Jamison 

(Ocean City) are 2 and 4. 

Becker la averaging 14.83 

points and Meg Walsh 1118, 

They are No. 2 and 3 

respectively among League 

leading acoreni. 

Dailey Plumbing and 

CerruU's Beauty Shop are 

both 1 and 4 In the league. 

Volteco's had an outstanding 

performance from 

Angle Evans (Mainland High 

School). She scored 25 points, 

Wof them In the second half. 

Cerutl's, after a rough four 

games, had their first win 

over Exchange Club, M-M, 

with a 17-polnt effort from 

HmMogan (Holy Spirit). 

WSLTrounds out the league 

standings with a 1 and 6 

record. 

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FRIDAY, JULY 25, IMS THE SENTINBL-LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE » - SECTION TWO i 

Scythes continues 

to sail in Fun Run 

'$ While more and more 

runners continue to challenge 

Ocean City's cross-country 

course In the weekly Fun 

Runs, Mike Scythes still 

remains undefeated this 

The increased competition 

has begun to put downward 

pressure on everyone's times, 

Mike's being no exception. He 

had Ms fastest time of the 

summer season this past 

week despite the

. 

PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,j. 

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 

More blues and boats in classic, but the big blue proves elusive 

Although no one caught the has been called the most 

emceed by Philadelphia 

|75,0O0 MueUflh, more blueflsh •ought-after priie of all the 

sportseaster Dan TAUefson of 

ware caught by *gore boati Jersey fishing contests. 

TV 8. 

Sun In anV of tbe previous 11 Runner-up In the "eight 

yeari that the American heaviest" category, and 

"I never realized that 

Blueflsh Classic was held. winner of 11,250 In cash, was 

fishing could generate so 

Of the 137 boats entered, M the crew aboard the Doc tt, FISHING THE SALT 

much excitement," said 

returned to the Margate captained by John Maiurl of 

By Ralph Stork 

Tojlefson, "Now I know why 

welgh-ln with eight or more Sea Isle. Their eight heaviest 

they call the blueflsh New 

blueflah. Catches of 3D to 40blues 

weighed In at 99 pounds 

Jersey's No, 1 sportfish, I 

per boat were common. Of the 1 ounces. 

(hough this kind of excitement 

top 10 money winning boats, Third place and $600 went to 

was only displayed at football 

all the fish weighed more Capt, Rick Fanuccl of 

games and Miss America 

than 10 pounds with the 

Cpt. Robert Parson's Bob A and Basil Beck Jr.'i Viper, He 

Philadelphia, Pa. He and bis 

pageants." 

heaviest at U pounds 5 oun- 

long, 94.14 pounds; Richard it 90.5. 

crew aboard the Bod Comces. 

Price'* Jean 1 to, 93.16; One of toe largest crowds Again this year, the 

pany weighed In eight blueflsh 

That blueflah won Ernie at 95 pounds 13 ounces. 

Thomas Tracy's Mko, 93.11; ever assembled In Margate American Blueflsh Classic 

Arthur Kushner's Ratlin for a fishing contest greeted was sponsored by Historic 

taker of Briganttne, 18,000, Fred Robinson of Feelin. 93.2; Tom Setts' the boats as they arrived at Smlthvllle Inn. Joe Laltrello, 

In the eight heaviest Philadelphia on his boat 

Farmer, 92.15 and Robert aptaln Andy's Marina for president of Smlthvtllc Inn, 

category, dentist Myron Fbpeye returned with eight 

Freeman of Margate, with 101 fish weighing In at 96 pounds I 

Bassman'S Dorian B, 92.10. the welgh-in ceremony and concluded the day's event 

pounds I ounces of blueflsh, ounces to win fourth place 

Receiving trophies in 11th swardi pres«ntatlon. The city with the announcement that 

won a trip to the Blmlni Big money of MOO. 

through 15^h places were, in of Margate blocked off not only will the American 

Game Fishing Club In the Additional cash prizes, 

order- Jack Kanz aboard Sea Amherst Avenue to traffic to Blueflah Classic celebrate its 

Bahamas. 

totaling 11,500, were awarded 

Jay, 92.5; James MoGrath'i accommodate the large 12th anniversary next year, 

"ft'a Just absolutely un- to the boats tot finished in 

Fish Bone, 91 4; and Charlie crowd of spectators. The but will be bigger and richer 

believable. This beats all thefifth 

through 10th places In the MeLaugnlui's Salty Dog Uawards 

presentation was taking place July IB, 1987 

marlln, tuna and shark "eight heaviest" category. 

contests — the best," They Included, from flth to Local guards win in state games 

responded Freeman to what 10th: 

The Ocean City Beach Captained and coached by Scott Milne, who were 

Patrol sent two teams to Rah- Scott Milne, the A-team •elected (or the allway 

last Friday to compete In defeated North Jersey 104 in tournament team, and Scott 

the water polo competition the finals. 

Hayden who was selected as 

during the Garden State The other gold midal MVP by Ms own teammates. 

games. Both teams winners include Dan Morris, The OCBP A-team takes on 

represented South Jersey In Ed Mench, Truby WilUims, the Philadelphia Aquatic Club 

Myron Freeman, capita of "Targa II." along with Leslie Squires, Tom 

SNMf Cub 0 Minima a SqtM a nsMna a Nigm Cilaw the games. 

Rob Krazezek, Lee DiPrizlto, 7:S0 p.m. Friday at Whip- Longstreth and Mike Seianci look over their prize money and loving cup 

Innnp o cum 0 Muni B enum • Fadta Out a iunMr 

The OCBP A-water polo Rob Earth, Andy HiteWngs porwlll Campground. after winning this year's American Bluefish Classic. 

HUM O ann !>«tn • Trolling SquH O Spwmj o Sira t« 

team captured the gold and Scott Hayden. 

Your Headquarters lor I 

medal, while the B-team Receiving additional honors 

finished fourth, 

were Andy Hltchlngs and Farley, Kirk now 2-2 in superathion 

IOAT RENTALS 

After (our miles of running, Farley ahead during the run, The last tour suparathtens 

FUU 

5, Tom Hewitt, Ventnor, 

.1 SERVICE RUIU DOCK (iituring 

rowing and swimming, the Klrit puUlni into first place tavt been between Writ and 

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Brand Namt Reds a, Betlt • ug. Assf. camm. Crab Traps 

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during the row and Farley Farley with Kirk winning in 

Superathon came down to • hi dri h MM mi 1984 and Farley 8. Dave Grtmaldl, North 

• Official WtighmuMr • Taxidermy Agent 

catching up during the swim. 

ffi-yard sprint to the finish lint 

winning last year and this Wlldwood, 44:35 

• Blocked & Baggad Ice 

by Ocean City Beach Patrol's Injured surfer year. 

7. Rick Greco, WJldwood, 

OPEN 7 DAYS: 5:30 AH jp 7^00 PM 

ID'S LOCK SERVICE 

Ron Kirk and Sea Isle City 

RESULTS 

45:22 

QSP nit is 11 lh« loot o'th. 3

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> CallOur NtwOcun CltyOHIct»t3»i-UM 

For Your Reservation 

ZHCnHKHt 

RNs AND REHAB NURSES 

Are you In a rut working at a staff nurte In a 

hotpital or nurtlrtg home? 

Would you Ilk* to b«,* mambtr «f the »t«ff carlnfl - , - 

for idliabtad young odu|t» In j'tpaclal car* urtlt "of '... 

on«ofNeWJerMy']|flnMt*klll*dniirsl[rgfaclllilM> I,' 

Ar« you leeklpo a'proHtuionally.and f i i l l ! 

r W « ^ l n o W > ^ | ; 

nally.and financially i!.-- 

rW«^lnoWltlon>nur.lndt-^|; • , JV M?, 

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lfVoUrantva^l*ytoto*nyofthM*qii«ttlont,tt)«h 

now it th* tint* io nwH*' tn«t much rtttded carter 

change. Contact r-j:'; ' w" ' l ' 

Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Mobile Hornet Prof I Strains 

RIAL HTATB JA1.8I - Norlh.iSi. 

(Oardanil firm ••taBliihad H >airl, 

TM Ol iicamad lalalparum wild 

nil fspaFlanC* whs Il9i In Ocaan 

€lt¥, ara lalhmotivatad and naa^ tg 

ifialia maiHyÔwiiar BH Iscatlan, Mam, 

fear at OC Bg.ril at Railtari and MLS 

and csmputarliad. Full Ti.n.g.mtni 

ivpptrt with aFaduatad eammlitlQti 

ana Inc.nnv. uhadiila, Madam lacilltr 

and plaaiani •imqiph.r. call tar con 

IMantlal Intarviiw with Bill WMdi. 

Wtadl Asafit¥, OI FAIT 

TIME - ftsma aiiamtly mrn. Far In 

lormatlan tall uininu ail, itlt, in 

TIINAOIR W»NT«O TO C*«l FOR 

4 war aM ana I if aid mily Iran I 

p m to • p.m. ilanM{ Wad,, •», »fli 

ami andini Man., *"« im. Call 

waakaKdi »•-•»;, m 

CLIihlNS HILF W*HTBO - Fart 

lima/luli Hnn- Vacallm, liua cnu, 

-i, i»-t7!f.!t 

a*RDIH(RI HELPED — tainn lull 

lima n«t» nVouah Nanmbar, Mull 

U>| drlvan llcania M dtpanflaMa and 

hardwgrtini, call IfMUl ana iaaw 

mattaaa, Kan ieuthard Landi€aB4!ng,tf 

EAIV 4S31MEI.T WOIKI HI4, ear 

1D9. Qiiarantaad pafmint, Na laiti. 

Oatalls, Sand itaitipad anvalapa? 

• LAHIMi. HI! cntarsriu, Pi Flarca, 

Pla. 11413, in 

WAITRISSEi — Mm) ka la yaarl gld. 

Full fjma iumniir, Waahanis In iap= 

IIUMI ACOIV Tonyi Srili, Mth » Can- 

wal, o,e, II 

OfflG 

aiparlmia, 4 dayi a waali Includlnu 

waaiandi, call Mr. Fullan «H)to. II 

VOLUHTEIB DUPATCHEft WAN. 

TIB " To lIlMtlli ambulartn ulli 

out ol tttalr Kama Mr Nta Rncua Hvad 

gl Otaan City Will train, eampaiiiallgn 

lor tnana uuga. Call Itmilt- II 

REAL E1TATB MLIi — Caraar ap- 

ponunlly avillaMI in OC'i MrfHl ol 

ll» tor amMllaui llcanitd ulalMrHii 

trainlni pragranl âmputaritad 

§Baratl§n naw mtdani lafllitiai {tlgh 

amplayaa kHijtvlly. (••manic Intaini 

pstanllali Call ttrgar Raalty ltt-0071 

lar inlarviiw. If 

•UULTI OR TUUIMI — yyaitfiipar' 

tmanl houn Jim ckriilian ratrul can. 

tar Hall, primarilv cnlmiafwerk. All* 

laundry, garMnlna, dirk. Hart iprlng' 

part-tima anantaeni, er Hart luniniar. 

Mull work till UOor D«y. Oood pay, 

llpl, Mnuui, Rtltr«nc«i. Antraw'i 

Inn, IIH Of to ««a, Irllill II 

HrlCePTIOMlIT _ p 

itruclidn eempanif laaki antNuiiasllc 

••II motlvalnl IMKMual far lull lima 

psillirin wltn growing company. Typing 

ikilli, trtiniiatMiHI aMiillai, and 

riling raaulrtd In chaarlul alitiaiahafa, 

ll j 

JOIN tna Rail Eilata lirnt IMt did 

anf «1» rniilMn In MiH In IMS, 

wt Vaap graving and naa« 

anraiiiva, dadlutad, ialf 

matliraMd ial» •***f ara van waning l»f 

REALTORS' 

S101 Aibury An. 

300 8000 

IXPERir-HCIO PLUi$tlR. - Call 

li.lv...n I IM I p.m. Call 1U lMt in 

FIW BOSB M4IB1 - Naaaaa now 

tnrougn Octibar. Apply In panan Har 

bar Houn, I M M »., Aval,, O.C, 

NOW Nil INS 

April thru iaptambar 

i m clari! and ailklnai M Ulthari 

h.lp. aft. No aip rwetu rtn «w» * 

full lima work avail. 

eampMii'i Saalood mich— 

nil AiMry A«a o,« 

Irt 

Opafilns April lath 

TECHNICALLY 

ORIENTED? 

*gf yob, th* techrWcalty ef 

fid High lehee! grstf yndir 30, (r» 

training if ?eu m§#t sur 

qualifies.,om Piui we offer you ei 

etiient uiary and btntfifi while 

training Relocation ti fequirva Fs? 

smpiilf interm«f ion «H 

215 568-5522/23 

Collect 

FJ35 

HIGH SCHOOL 

GRADS 

what wit) ?su de when summer is 

mvmrl if you srm bright snfl 

mofiviifBd, und#r sgt 33, snd wiiimg 

til relocate, we want to talk to you 

We fiff now hiring in ever §0 carter 

tiiid*. No esperftncE n»Me»ary. 

Ire* training efierefl Qa\\ 

215-568-5522/23 

Collecf 

FIB 

Mifcfl NOHT-Fraianlaa ay 

lachariaa o.ally. Raainn, at Harry'i 

inn, simari paint, July 19, ItM at 7,ja 

P m "Haw, ta git lianas in raai 

.int." what to MM lor in a raal allala 

commny A lalal pariani lab aatcrlp- 

lion "Caratr aBpartunlliai and much 

mara" saianfa now, llmitad Halinf, 

cautaday at Haiti, tali, >•» 

CASHiEI/BELiVERT P»RJON-(ull 

llm. 4g hr. w«k. Itarl I.I. Augiiil, 

Oiaati marmaiy mini TF 

MAIHTiNANCl FiaiOH - Baai. 

itarting Hlary, pl.ii.nl .art ivrraun- 

dlngi. Mult h.v. tanii anparianca In 

plumbing, carpantry and alaclritai 

won MUM alit Mia awn ttsli ana 

lru«» call Ann »r Bsrgtliy ai IIMUi 

141 

OOVEBNMEHT Jot! llt.aw . 

iif,l»/yr. Now hiring. Call KIIIMW 

lit • itH lar currant laaarai (III, III 

COMPANION FOR ELBERLT LABY 

— Allarnaan waalidayi. R«gu«t 

ralarancai, call HMIBJ. Ill 

TIME - phyiicai ttiafapy aMa, 

Frlvait tracllca, fantari Point araa. 

Call far mara inlarmaiian, m IOK 

Jii 

JOB CLUB RISIstRATION - Far 

unaniRiiyM Cap. May County raiiaan- 

11, Ii » 31 or |i and gvar an July Ilth 

trim f ta ] p.m. In ih. vlllaga inapt at 

Bla sranda. Far mara inlarrnalian, call 

IffiHi. Ml 

tsoo lio.ooo.'mo. egmrnlulan, Indapan' 

dint dlilrlButan naadaa In your araa 

imrnadlalaly, Hailenal luppari. Fan 

lima or lull. Training praiidad, call 

S.m (Mi) Ififin, 1 ! 

COOK/JHORTOBDMB - |||a*rlancM 

In Braailail and lunch in Ocaan city, 

Biiaa ulary, call Ill-till. t-I 

INVENTORY FARTTIME - NaM 

raliabia paapla an an at naMad haiil, 

Laamng lar a gaaa paying pantlma lob, 

Paid training IS, In hour ta .tart. Mutt 

Mil prlvata mniii ol trlnipanatlin, 

II Intariilad raipand la P.O. Ban III, 

sinlinaiLHigir, Oc.n city. N.J. Mm, 

Ml 

ADVERTISING 

SAUES 

WfltSbNTATIVE 

Advertising Sales 

repreienaflve, ytsr 

'round position with well 

established weekly 

newspaper, experience 

preferred but will train. 

Salary plus good can*, 

eany benefits. 

tort niunw to: 

The SenttneH-edger 

112E. 8ttiStnMt 


B 

UHlOUal TVr'IMO MRVICC — MM 

" "* ' " "" hHajabaa 

wlawlgaa 

jâj*^'"*^' i *^j v j . ,^ >^,L-Î«^^ 

t. '|l- 

"ME SENTINEL-LEDGER, Of KAN CITY,N,J, '~SECTION TWO 

R.E.Sala R.E. Sale 

;«HH»I (a ta ii ri, all ikln CM«M, 

janian PVIM, •acutity, ll»*tinf, MaJi, 

witar, bait, fartla aM HI H pnaaliH, 

Ifraat, 

aaaian, Can Iff. 

MIMIMU - MIDI *ac|tl, lat»r 

day, im ufli t a.m. M 1p.m Ill 

A R (til l li 

UiUNlIT HARBOR - Iiawl» 

boat tllp. Call MI4M1, 

IH- 

iW, Raar. frill lnin lira, LIX 

Large 4 BR,, M, floor duplex. You can purchase the whole ^ biotLk f 0 «„ beach 1st floor T 8R with llraplac*, pool, 

Bldg, or either floor as eondosl full dlnlnri room, large parking, 2nd floor 3 BR., 2 bath, Catlv call.* Fireplace) 

deem: 1st floor I119,m 2nd floor Slif.W. The first floor Both units fully furnished. OMat rental Incomo. 

of this brand new Duplex includes f urn, •> 

OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 8 P.M. 

BEACH WATCH II | 

Plymouth Place at the Boardwalk. April completion, U 

one bedroom, fully turn, unit* starting at i83,900 

Elevator, laundry, parking, pool, whirlpool. Act quickly. 

•WI Sold Out In Pour Days Last Year I 

NORTH INDBUPLIX 

Three BR., l bath ea. floor, Gas heat, near beach. Seed 

rental property. 35x100 grass and treed side yard. 1st floor ', 

furnished. Whole Bldg, available at$178,000. * 

A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK 

COLDWeU. BANKJSR 

ISLAND REALTY 

MHDiWMTAVI. __ MHIM^, 

An Indipendently Owned and Opefated Member ol Coldwell Banker Residential Alliliitis, Inc. 

| • (809) O\ 

sandpiper 399-8123 

411 ATLANTIC AVINUE • OCEAN CITY • NEW JBRSEY0S226 

6EACHBLOCK DUPLEX Large 

4 BR upper cottage, 1 BR apt, en 

ground level, heated, with 

economical gas heat throughout, A 

sound investment for il2?,M0, 

CONTEMPORARY CONDO 2 

BRs, a baths, beautifully decorated 

w/teakwood Throughout. Many ex- 

tras, must see to appreciate. 

smooo. 

GRACIOUS LIVING 3 BRs, 3 bath 

designer decorated townhouso. 

Pool when you don't want to walk 

stone's throw to beach. 116,000 plus 

summer rentals. Owner fine, to 

qual. buyer. '. > 

WONDiRr s UL INVfSTMiNT 

Duplex for only tf&OOOl seed 

location. Rent yearly er 

seasonally. 

BAYFRONT Lovely spacious 4 BR 

home, Lg. poreh aeress irent. 

Bonusl Three rtntal units, ail ran- 

,ted yearly, 2 beat slips, WxlOS' lot. 

CONDO LIVING yr. round or In- 

vfstment. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, all 

amenltlM. Exc, land, anxious 

owner has reduced price below 

mkt. value .0*109,000. 

DUPLEX tUY 3 BRS each unit, 

gas heat throughout. A good buy af 

SI 19,000. 

ADORABLE YEAR-ROUND Cot 

fase. Steps to beach, fpiee in Kv. 

rm,, full din rm, 3 BRs, garage. All 

tnls for only 197,000, 

LOVELY SPACIOUS one BR. plus 

unit near bdwalk. Enclosed porch 

can be used for extra sleeping 

space, low maintenance. $79,900. 

Thinking of Selllngt Your Prapirty could be pictured here 

Call Sandpiper tor • FRIE Market Evaluation.

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RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. For Sale R.I, Par Salt R,I, For Sato RE. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.I. For gate 

MARMORA—Executive Estate, 2 story Colonial on 17 

park like acres. i'n«* flagstone porch over sees the 

rolling lawn. 2JJ2 sq, ft. plus full, dry, basement, 3 - 4 

bedrooms, Vft baths, heated whirlpool spa 8. fireplace In 

master suite. Wood stove ft beams In family rm Formal 

llv, rm.; formal din. rm. w/firepiace. Wallpaper h 

detailed woodwork In every room. $!,0OP/yr. taxes, IS 

mlns, to Atlantic Cityi tVt miles to Ocean City, Priced to 

sell at $189,WO- Call 390 3821 »is 

OUTHSND DUPLEX - Mull b, OCBiN CiVr - SW iff elfin ••an, 1 ' 

WHO CAN YOU CALL 

WHIN YOU NEED HELP 

WITH REAL ESTATE? 

CALL 

"THE SELLING OFFICE" 

390 25OO 

OUIIIV 

REALTORS 

FRANKLIN 

WILLIAMS! 


BAY ABpifiieB 

;8rner 

horr UHOEW , 

61 " 

CENTRALLY LOCATED 

Condominium, j bedrooms, 

1 bath, offered furnished 

Qnly$6S,OOOII! 

NlAR •EACH charming 

older home tastefully 

remodeled. * barms., Vfr 

baths, i open perches and 

off street parking. Asking 

ilSS.OOO. 

Bay area. Four bdrms,, IVs 

baths, heated cottage with 

garage, closed shower rm., 

nice rear yard, walk to ree. 

facilities and stores, 

182,100. 


Two br, 1 bath ea, unit. 

Convenient to beach & 

shopping. Offered furn. at 

$99,900. 

New Listing Two family 

situated on spacious lot in 

convenient location. 1st fl. S 

bdrms., 2nd fl. 1 bdrm, 

complete with Waterfront 

views. Asking $11|,000, 

Furnished. Inspect today • 

Riviera home 4 bedrooms, 

2 baths, living room, dining 

room, family rm. with 

firep, nice second fl deck & 

Fla. rm. Call today. 

••v * 

be. 

ea 

dit 

Home, 3 

gas, 1 

»nt eon- 

Exceptional inveitmint 

Opporfunify, heated two 

family, 3 and 2 bedroom 

units, includes storage 

garage. Gross yearly income 

110,200,00, Listed 

$94,900. Don't hesitate. Ceil 

today!11 

Two br. corner cottage 

situated en double lot, offered 

furn. Only M9,W0, 

Looking for an investment? 

Three bdrms., 1 bath 1st fl. 

eendo. Central ioe. Low 

maintenance fee. Call 

today. 



Owner moving 

and anxious to sell. 

Riviera home 

situated on spacious 

corner let consisting 

of llv, rm. with 

woodburn. stove, din, 

rm., kit., J bdrms,, i 

full baths, 2 fam. 

rms,, greenhouse 

and solar hot water. 

Offered at i,i4»JO0. 

then $U9,5OO, now 

reduced to 1144,900, 

lay area, heated 3 

bedroom cottage with llv, 

rm,, din, rm. kit. and 

sunroom, $12,500. 

BAYFRONT 

MAINTENANCE FRH 

family sized home, llv. rm,, 

f/p, din. rm,, lg. kit, 

sunroom, £ bdrms,, 2'/j 

baths + garage, dock & 

boatsllps, Prime location, 

Inspect new) II 

IDEAL INVESTMENT 

Two level two bedroom, Vh 

bath condo unit only 

$94,900111 

TWO BDRM, 1 


immediate occupancy. 


$94,9001 

LAGOONFRONT 

WALNUT ROAD, exceptionally 

maintained home. 

'Consist! of llv. rm., din, 

rm,, kit,, eoiy family rm, 

w/f/p, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, 

garage, 2 boatsiips ' and 

MORE • Asking$215,0001!! 

RARE FIND Lagoonfront, 

two family on specious let 

Includes two large beat 

slips. Asking 1197,000, 

THRU BEDROOM 

heated cottage with Ig, 

deck and 3 boatsllps, new 

vinyl siding, inspect today 

$159,000. 

J. MUSSO, INC, 

REALTORS 

332eWutAvi. 

Lagoonfront, 2 story, llv 

rm,, din. area, kit. 4 BRi, 

ivs baths, I car gar., cent.air 

a, 3 beat slips. Owner 

anxious, Inspect today, 

LUXURIOUS g* ! ,oer 

Condo ttfdAvS* 'aths,i 

cent « ,atH* and 

large mpfffifc Offered 

fully fWfflt $225,000, 

full 

'rooms, 

wage. 

Riviera lagoonfront, liv. 

rm., din,, kit., 4 bdrms., Vfi 

baths, den, fam, rm, with 

flrep,, central air, dock and 

3 boafslies, A must see 

home! 11 

ARKANSAS AVI., 3 

bdrm., 2 bath home with 

den, enclosed sun room, 

many nice features, 

situated on spacious well 

landscaped lot. Asking 

$235,000. 

Considering a bay or 

lagoonfront rental? 

Contact the waferfront 

specialists 

today at 399-1711, Let 

us introduce you to a 

whole new way of 

life! II 

1330 BAY AVENUE • OCEAN CITY, NJ 08226 • (609)399.5711 



lite Ocean Reef. 

ere'e your chancs! Thai final luxurious 

phase ol Ocean Reef Is now available 

_^ — for those who enjoy the finest lit III* 

and terrific value 

"V* simply km* Southtm culfomla Tht 

©o**0 DNI tmhonnwnt IMI»» U* Hti Utt 

Mm* *«y." 

Whether you are looking for a primary ^w^m^^mmm^^—mm^^ 

^tZtofn^VStSZ wlueZ ""Peccable landscaping and full recreational 

be another seashore condominium value line ^ ^ U|w ^ ^ fac,|itle8i pods, tennis 

^^^^^^"""^^^^^^^^^^^ courts and a KJOO-square foot clubhouse — 

»!ttm£S2«*SS£-» everylhlnayouhaveeverdreamedo.tsa.your 

indtunxgnMotmtMtUng." , doorstep 

, H*nM Ovndnm. New models now open) Visit our new hir- 

•, Ished models and select your private residence 

j 

LEASE PURCHASE 

Magnificent 2 story Villa 

Townhortie at the Sandi 

OreaftQaV Coutry club. 

Two BJrmi.. 3M utM, iwkw 

M»ln« rooin w/lrpl. c HHrd ilr, 

FULLY FURNIiMID, ONLY tlH.9H 

LIAII PURCNAII *V*IL*»L1 

Rant Fof luninwr. Apply adit u 

Oown Pivmanf. 

CALLNOWTOINfFlet 

nt-nu 

Anwiun Rnvt RUHy Csrp 

(*«IIOnMtM«MHI.'UI. 

11th 4 ubury *•• O.C 

I Riviera Rinchtr with 1 

I bdrm, V/t tiled baths In ex 

•I. eondiflen. Located on a 

sized lot in good 

I location. New carpeting l> 

I drapes includfd. First time 

1 offered at $121,S00 

Hltforjcal Chincter k 

potential abound in this 

lovely mult! famMy proper 

fy, A great home with 

wrap a round porches and 

a terrific corner location 

Mar beaches «, boardwalk. 

Call for your appointment 

to view 1231,000, 

Upper Township Privacy 

at Its best! 4 bdrms, V/t 

baths, cedar sided home 

only 3 yri, young on 14 

acres in low fax upper 

Tewnihip, Listed for 

imuOO, 

«• 

i 

OCEAN CITY 

Immaculate, three 

bedroom, two story 

eolonla I with family room, 

two bath* and in move-in 


floors, modern eat-in kitchen 

with formal dining 


vinyl siding, private 

parking. 1119,000. 

Weeks-Macmurray Inc. 

Realtors 

646-8070 

Magnificent single home 

which could be converted 

to a duplex. Maintenance 

fre» exterior, gorgeous 

landscaping «. Bay views. 

Just listed and wen't last 

long at tlg9,jO0. 

Beach Are* SlnQlt on oversized 

lot, k bdrm, 2Vi baths, 

a gorgeous sunporch, 

fir*plac* in living rm, 

nletiy landscaped yard. 

Owner has reduced te the 

price of SI 59,500. 

New Construction pour IIlevel 

units each with 3 

bdrms, 2 baths, direct access 

to the beach. Call for 

mort details I 


399-1612 

Mt-nu 

l4tH4M1TI 

PWntriy i P, MIM, IM. 

I 4M*ltabl*u)x>nr«qu«st. 

OUFLiiT- TIM hKlroom,, I Mill MCK OOViBNMINT HOMli - 

Mil, •iullnl ftniai Blitwy, Urs« tot, (win, 0»IW«mlL ' " j ^ ^ 

M a IN, ntar wUic Mil HUMK, ihtr BtîHiium, C«ii »t-umw at, M 

îrnna wM aunt. n».m. omir m* Nr turrml rtr* int. -. »^ 

l-l — _ 

TWO FAMILY 

Couple minutes walk to fine beach at Penniyn place, loth 

complete furnished apti., 3 bedrooms each. Front perches, 

etc Second floor year round apt. with gas hot wattr 

heat. Attached garage, 1139,900. 

Three apts . North section residential area, V/t blocks to 

beach. Consists of first and second floor units with 3 


bath, front porches. Third floor complete 2 bedroom apt.' 

used by owner, all units furnished. Rear detached 2 ear 

garage and additional off street parking. Seed condition. - 

Lot 3? 5x130' Listed at $135,000 

Heated cottage next to beach block. North section. Plenty 

of parking. Three bedrooms, IVj baths, all electric, furnished, 

detached garage, side drive. Asking it 10.800. 


Realtor 

36 ATLANTIC AVE. 3iB-8011 

NiW LISTING Two family property completely 

remodeled interiors. First floor features 2 bedrooms. 

Second unit has modern kitchen and one large bedroom. 

Excel lent yearly rental income. Only S9S,000, 

NEW LISTING B unit apartment building on Atlantic 

Avenue, 2 bedrooms and 1 bath in each unit. All units rented 

yearly. Approx. $21,800 rental Income. Asking 

1239,000, 

BAYFRONT CONDO great view of Intraeoasfal waterway 

plus your own boatslip. 2 BR, lVt bath, A/C units, ail appliances. 

Call for your appointment today. Only $135,000. 

IDEAL STARTER HOME large single family twin home 

in beachbloek of 4fh St. Includes S BR, Vh bath, oil heat 

plus off street parking for 2 ears. Excellent summer/winter 

rental history. Only lii.SOO. 

PLYMOUTH MANOR CONDO Here's a chance to own 

your own vacation place In the heart of Ocean City, Only 

steps te boardwalk and Music Pier. Excellent summer/winter 

rental history. We have one bedroom for ; 

MI,0e0; 9 bedrooms for 182,100. Call to preview. 

BEAUTIFUL RANCHER This one won't last long. Just ' 

listed on Spruce Road in the prestigious bayfrent area, tJ 

bedrooms, IV'J baths, eat In kitchen plus dining room..* 

Large let with one car garage. Must see! Only $137,900. 

SOUTH DENNIS Two story contempojary on beautifully 

'wooded ISf'ln new cievelopment. Screened in rear perch, 

fireplace with file hearthVcul-dl-sae, vaulted celling In 

master bedroom, tile foyer. Includes ail appliances, w/W 

carpeting, mini blinds and thermepane windows. Only 

$11,000. 

COMMERCIAL BUILDING ideal for tradesman or office, 

over 1200 sq, ft. Parking In rear plus security alarm 

system. Reduced to sell fast. $55,000. 

CHOKE 

HOMESITES 

You still have an opportunity to 

acquire a magnificent wooded homesite 

in the residential Upper Township at . 


It^ Spufhwooidsl ûr chance for true 



of our exceptional "Homesite Financing 

Program, And choice because Upper 

Township offers the lowest tax rates in the 




family. Southwbods offers the maximum 

ih flexibility and value. 

You owe it to yourself to see this outstanding 100-acre environmentallyplanned 

community, Learn why ov^r 30'lots were purchased in the first two 

1 hpursofayallability. , ~~^ ..- \X! fc J- &>?;«»' T» ^< 

„ Southwoods is your best^^ value aritl your best investment. > 

V 

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R.I.Sal* 

RE. For Sale 

LOVE YOUR 

LANDLORD? 

If you want to make yeur landlord 

Happy, then stay where you are. If 

not, call today to let us shew you 

how easy It can be te become the 

owners of a lovely 1 bedroom, 1 bath 

rancher set on an oversized let. it's 

priced to break the rent habit at 

$53,000 

BETTY JOHNSON 

BEAU ESTATE, INC. 

1045 Asbury AVG. 

RE. For Sate 

SPIN HOUSE 

SUHSET HARBOR 

614 PLEASURE AVENUE 

SATURDAY JULY 26th ind 

SUNDAY JULY 27th 

11A.M. ID 4 P.M. a, 

Two (rf tl» NlMIt H¥IF«lt Con 

daniiniuint in"Oc«n eit? mi «* 

•viliabla lor n uM. IKII I... ffirH 

fa. MMI, 1 Mttlt, "•»*•' W» 

witn lintlin, pf turn dtck. w« b«r 

•nd JMUHI room. TlH Wl * 

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int tola lumlilitfl, T» Mar !• 

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Iviry Mitll Mi tiritiiHii 

nordlniltd, 

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CaliNrMMIIi . 

609 653-9272 

NJ MARKETING 

Seashore Homes & Lots For Sale! 

'195,000 

LOT FOR SALE 

i»g«vtvf 

Vtunt lot M'liW, Two lamlly 

zone. 

Just Reduced to 

*62,500 

CAREY'S 

Real Estate Ins. 

15th St. 4 Trte Boardwalk 

399-0178 

Popular Southern Conde, 3 

br., ! baths, fully fur 

nlihfd, brick fireplace, lust 

i (ew steps to the beach, 

1117,000, 

Magnificent beachfront 

condo, 2400 square feet of 

unparalleled luxury, 4 

large bedrooms, Vh baths, 

large .decks, designer kitchen,; 

gas heat, fireplace, 

corner location - asking 

1475,000. 

Rlyltra single, 3 br,, 2 

baths, oil heat, 2 street 

frontage, 2 ^car oarage, 

almost lagoon front, only 

immaculate Duplex. 

CtKK»Soothend location, 2 

br., 1 b«tti, laundry In each 

m)f« I •xcelltnt rental 

i>rop4rty, I9tft grou around 

JTW-SIWISTAVE. 

Flrit Fl«f tnrtt bMrwrni, utona «oof two 

mareonn, I «e«ll«nl »«eh, good r»n!«l hlitery I 

M 59,000 


Two lomllv - Flrii lloor two budroom,, wcDng floor larg: three 

B»^foom, fwo Milt would miM •nullMit year round horns Two 

sir garigi. 

•224,800 

Gold Coast Townhouse, J 

or., VA bath, AC, ocean, 

view, garage, fireplace. 

S2«?,orjO,00, furnished. 

Large beachfront condo. 4 

br., 2 bath, Jacuzzi, 2 tile 

baths, stone fireplace, 

«79,000.00lurnl5hed. 

Brand new corner, 2nd fl. 

Condo, Spectacular view 

from wide wrap porches. 4 

br., 2 baths!; Inspect this 

one now. 

Beach block Duplex, eaty 

beach access from this 3 

BR , 2 bath duplex. Fully 

equipped & furnished 2 car 

garage. Listed for 

1319,000.00. 

i 

Like new, 3 BR, a bath. 2nd 

fl. condo. Just a few steps 

TO 31st beach. 1137,500. 

PHONit(BOi) 3890898 

SALES / RINTALi / APPRAISALS 

32NO AND CiNTRAL AVINUI 

FO BOX 148 

OCEAN CITY. NiW JIRSIY 08228 

Charming single 30th & 

Asbury Ave, 3 BR., 1 bath, 

electric heat. Lots of potential. 

1111,000, 

•ayfront lot on iayshore 

Dr., what an epporfunlty to 

build your dream hom«.. 

$Mi,000, 

NEW LISTING! 

Tht perfect south end 

home, just steps to 30th It. 

beach, 3 BR, 2 bath, den, 

gas heat, garage, back 

yard. What more could you 

want. SMf,500, 

Ocean front mansion, unbelievable 

California style 

home. 5 BR., *Vi baths, 

pool,,not tub, patio bar, 

on«rof;a;klndl Listed for 

t925,000. 

40th t. ' Central - Immaculate 

4 br., condo*, 

beach views, bright cheery 

Florida decor, excellent 

yalu*, best location, 1st fl. 

fl7«^00. & 2nd floor 

1189,500. , V 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J, 

R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E, For Sale 

EIGHTH «,OCEAN AVINUE • «O» JW Mil 

|'OCEAN COLONY CONDO • W5 OCEAN AVENUE • 398 7140 

SINGLE FAMILY OR DUPLEX 

Single family situated on beautifully landscaped corner 

lot. Five bedrooms, 2 baths, gas heal, home in excellent 

condition. Can be used as a duplex as entily «* closing ant 

door. A must see. Priced at ilM.soo 

TRIPLEX 

Four bedrooms each floor, all unifi heated and furnished 

Off Street parking, large lot, beach block income ovpr 

IM,000, $261,000. 

eUADRIPLIX 

Three bedrooms, 1 bath In front duplex, heated and fur 

nlihed. Rear building contains one bedroom and 2 

bedrooms, one block from beach. Yearly Income S74.0O0 

plus. Listed lit 1230.000 

DUPLEX 

Three bedrooms first floor, 3 bedrooms second floor, both 

units heated and furnished, off street parking, clow i 

beach, move in condition S1S9,«OO. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Three bedroom, t bath ranchtr, large corner lot, new gas 

heater. A real buy at 175,000 

OCEAN COLONY CONDOMINIUM 

Ocean City's best kept secret. One, 2 and 3 bedroom units, 

furnished and unfurnished Includes pool, parking, sauna, 

lounge, security and much more. Starting as low as 

$93,500. 

CONDO 

leach block, one bedroem fully furnished, excellent eon 

dltlon, off street parking, super summer rental location. 

161,500. 

THOMAS j.PALHRMO 

R 

jnson 

REALTORS 

LASS! FAMILY! NO PHOBLIM! 

Cgnvcnltnl to ail Mlrdwilk and 

flowntown ictiviiin it inn i 

tearoom, in nain home lor the 

Urge (smily. Mlinrtnanee Ires 

vinyl slglns Triple Trsc winnows, 

oil not water nest Miiw lot ana 

much mori. A.King tl3»,n» 

j FAMILY OEM 

Just iisttd thll nice, clean ) Bedroom 

duplex with 1 bedroom (arage apar 

tment Maln»nance tree siains, 

io-ino 1 lot. leonomicai gas new. 

Atklng IIII.M mottly lurniuiH, 

' 'LUMCHIONITTI tl 

We nave a very nice, fully equipped 

luncheonette Blul two apartment! 

lor ule on north end ol Itland. En 

ceiient breaKlait and lunsn BuilnMI 

Ideal tor lamiPy operation, Added In 

come Irom two, three Bedroom 

aMnmenti rented on yearly Basis, 

unlimited prslit Mtentlai lor yearly 

operation I 

833 WESLEY AVI. 

BEST BUY IN Nl W CONOOS 

Flnl units sola gut second under 

eonltniftlofl! Oon'l miss oui on th» 

best Buy In ocean City Csndos. 1 

oedroom, I oslh units wlin carwi, 

aitnwasher, gsrssea aisp . etc, plus 

10 year homeowner's warranty, aid 

morn Can us today ana your* will Be 

riaay (or the summer Prleis stirt 

•I tl!,900 

EOOHAOBOR TOWNSHIP 

WATIRPRQNT 

New construction Mginnlng on 

single lamiiy homes. 3 to 1 

bedroemi, \ to 3 Bams, spaclsus 

lots, price* begin at HI,9Su Ooot 

milt this weellent yaiui. 

W? have an ei^neni selection of 

Sfpfi*i gvsiigblf for r#nt in dewn 

tewn Ocfran City ana on the bsar 

sHit OP (he summff buiineii 

ng ypi Cad us fsr prices! 

398-5010 

SALE LISTINGS 

New Listing. Waterfront 3 

boat slips, 4 bedrooms, 2 


with fireplace and built-in 

bar, central air. Price 

reduced to 1215,000 furn. 

Offers considered. 

The King of Swing, Benny 


In the SO's and M's, Ranch 

home with living room with 


woodstove, family room, 

fining room with open 

counter to central kitchen 


bath, carport. 

mmmmmmaum 

New listing, 

near Ninth and Bay. 3 

Sandpebbles Condo- 

bedrooms, living-dining 

minium. One bedroom 

room, polished oak floors, duplex unit located near 

aluminum siding, detached boardwalk, schools, chur 

garage. Asking $85,000 un- ches, shopping and tennis 

furnished, 

courts. Price just reduced 

to $74,500. 

NEW LISTING 

FISHERMAN'S INN a fully operating, completely equipped 

restaurant seating M with a newly renovated i 

bedroom, 2 bath owners apartment above featuring a 

large family dining room with fireplace. Call for appointment 

and details. 

t J>* «rwA* 

FUBWSHEO CONDO 

Two bedrooms, 1 bath, living room. Kitchen, airconditioning, 

gas heat, pool, parking. $85,Q00. 

RIRhTSHEDCOHOO 

Three bedrooms, J baths, kitchen, sunken living room, 

air conditioning, parking, near stores, pool S89.000. 

GOSS REALTY, Realtors 

3258 Asbury Ave. 399-2098 

PAGE 1§ — SECTION TWO 

R.I. For Silt R.E. Par Sato 

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PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY. JULY IS, FRIDAY, JULY 25, im 

RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. For Sale 

VACATION SPOTS 

Two Bedrooms, 1 bath first floor cendo, South end, beach 

block! terrific view of ocean, fully furnifherj and equipped 

* 124,900 

GREAT BUY 

Four bedrooms, V/i bath single family home, Segth end, 

SSxlOO' lot, hardwood floors, fenced yard, detached one 

car oarage, partially furn 1141,000 

FABULOUS BUY 

Duplex, excellent condition, completely updated, off 

street parking. First floor 1 bedroom, I bath act. Second 

floor, 4 bedrooms, I full bath and J h«i» bath* Unit must 

Be seen to be appreclsrea 

DON'T WAIT 

Modern 3 bedroom, 5 bath, first floor large condo, fully 

furnished and equipped, front poreh, inside storage room, 

I car parking Priced at M4.000 under »*«#««mi>nf Asking 

198,000. 

SELLER WANTS ACTION 

Spacious dpulex In the gardens Four bedrooms, 1VJ 

baths, Florida room In each unit, unheatea. summer in 

comeSIO.SOO. Priced at II 14,90a 

"ASIS'INVISTMBNT / 

Corner property in need of TLC, First floor large open 

area with 2 car garage. Second floor spacious i bedroom, 1 

bath heated apt. Duplex loned. il30,000. 

BST ATLANTIC BLVD.« BATTERSEA RD ^98 2600 

34TH4CENTBALAVE. 398-6200 

INCOBPOBAISD 

REALTORS 

First class Ocean Reef Unit, featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 baths 

in a townhouse style. Last of Its kind In prelect. 1114,900, 

2600 square feet single family lot. Available for only 

$37,500, 

Lovely 3 bedroom, 1 bath single home, recently 

renovated, everything stays In this home. Must be seen!! 

1139,900, 

Per the astute investor developer! A dynamite income 

producer with 4 units in the heart of the Goldcotsf In 

Ocean City, These are large units with ocean views. This 

offers the investor a rare opportunity to buy an oversized 

lot of 50x120 In the best location and earn while you enjoy 

watching your equity grew! 1350,000. 

Dynamite opportunity to be 2 blocks from beach. An ex- 

cellent rental property. Save I weeks for yourself and rent 

the rest • wlnter/symmer/a great performer and so 

reasonably priced for 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, furnished & gas 

hiatl This won't last (Call today I S74,SO0, 

Co op apartment building. Perfect for retiring couple. 

Very large rooms. Unit In excellent condition, Monthly 

condo fee of 1368 includes everything I S9t,500, 

Two bedroom, 2 bath contemporary split level condo in 

convenient location. Roman style bath, central air con- 

ditioning, everything you could ask for at the shore. Fully 

furnished at only $105,000, Make an offer. 

Living room, dining area, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, modern kit- 

chen with dishwasher, garbage disposal, self-cleaning 

even and refrigerator, wall to wall carpeting. Lew main- 

tenance fee, $48,500 each. 

This well, eared for contemporary complex has four units 

for sale: two are 2 BR, 1 bath-flats at an unbelievable 

J99.000 ea; and 2 are 4 BR,, 1 bath Tewnhouses with lofts 

for only 1109,000. 

These units are conveniently located to the beach and 

shopping. They have excellent rental history and must be 

seen to be believed. 

Magnificent bay views, ioat slips Included with each unit. 

Newly decorated. 1st floor Is air conditioned. $169,900. 

Newly renovated 1st fleer beachfront cendo! Pour 

bedrooms, 2 tile baths In excellent condition on Ocean 

City's best beach 11 Must see at $339,000! 11 

Beautiful south end unit, Excellent condition. Excellent 

rental history, $175,000, 

Spacious gardens colonial, S BR, Vh bath, quality home 

with central air, sprinkler system, 5 zone gas baseboard 

heat, 2nd floor sundeck. On a quiet street near the beach. 

List of the many extras In the listing office, $289,000, 

One block from the beach! I Six year new duplex with 3 

BR., 3 bath each floor, Heated and partially furnished, 

with parking for 7 cars, Must see at SI89,900. 

Contemporary condo with excellent year round rental 

history. Complete with fireplace, air conditioning, 

modem kitchen and bath. Starting at if 5,900.00. 

Sit and watch the beautiful sunsets from your lirgt up 

stairs deck. This 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath corner property has 

great features (Ike 3 fireplaces In the master bedroom, 

dining room and llvlngroom. A cream puff at $180,000. 

Prom a cool treed lot overlooking the Ocean City golf 

course In an extremely well maintained home with terrific 

family room and kitchen along with 3 bedrooms and 2 

baths. Also an inground sprinkler system and separate 

oarage. (127,500. 

Beachfront. This home Is being completely renovated. 

Also expanded to a contemporary 4 bedroom, 2 bath 

modem duplex condominium. Located on one of Ocean 

City'* best beaches. 1st floor, $339,000; 2nd floor $379,000. 

Both $699,000. 

Great beach and ocean views from tnls first cliss 1st floor 

unit. At 321(56' this It the biggest house possible. Efficient 

gas heat, central air, oversized front porch, fireplace and 

built in microwave In a fully equipped kitchen are lust q 

fcwroftheamenltles.t235,000. l " 

Great location to b* enioyed as Is or as a site for a duplex? 

Only 1 block off the beach. Convenience and location in 

this 3 BR, 1V4 bath on a ttxioo lot. This Is* a boated proper- 

ty which rents well summer and winter. Call today! 

$135,000. ^ '. 

exceptional value duplex plus additional storefront, Close 

to,beach. Nlctly furnished. Second floor completely 

remodeled.$119,900. '» l --' \\ 

1 

RE. For Sad 

391 9425 

De Franco AAoore Inc, 

T/A o. Allen Stretch jr. 

§10 Ocean Ave. Ocean City 

SALES RENTALS 

Closed Sunday 

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! 

New Construction available to you like no Other homes In 

the townships 

Ranchers, 2 story colonials, contemporary style, 

numerous fleer plans fe satisfy everyones needs. Con- 

struction by a local reputable builder, Give us a call er 

stop In for your personal preview, Prices ranging from 

$48,900 to 199,900 plus land cost. 

Appraiiatt 

Lefi Acfesgt 

Silei 

Nfw Comtryefion Rice 904 s, Shan Rd. 

P.O. Box il 

Marmara, N.J. QS2S3 

(109)1901444 

SMART START With 

nifty 2 BR,, cottage located 

In a quiet Marmora neigh- 

borhood close to schools 

and very lew taxes. Call 

today it won't last at 

$69,500. 

SOMERS POINT im. 

maculate 3 SO,, 2 bath 

rancher featuring gas heat, 

Florida Rm, and much 

more. A real family 

p!easeraten!yt79,900. 

SOUTH of Sfth itrtet, one 

of Ocean City's mosti 

sought after areas, 3 Bdrm, 

2 bath, 1st 8.2nd floor eon- 

dos with meadow and 

inland waterway views. 

Try to beat these from 

$119,900. 

NRW LISTIN© Southend 

Asbury Townhouse, fur- 

nished, 3.,.Bdmi. 2 bath, 

Fm. Rm, ,firepl«ct. l air 

'eond.,Close to beach and 

only 11.59,900. 

493J West, Brand new side- 

by side Duplex con- 

dominiums situated en a 

large lot 43x90. Plenty of 


building, 3 bedrooms, 2,5 



(turn key) il49,900. Per 

side. 

New 2nd floor contem- 

porary Condo on oversized 

Asbufy Ave. lot, Fireplace 

and cathedral calling In 

living room, unit has air 

conditioning, front and 

rear decks. Great location, 

must sea. 1164,900, 

Beautifully furnished £nd 

floor Cendo, 3 bedroom, 2 

bath with fireplace, decks 

overlooking inland Water- 

way and Bay. area. 

1139,900.00. 

Beachfront Con- 

dominiums. Luxurious two 

bedroom units located on 

the "Gold Coast" at 28th & 

Wesley Ave. In Ocean City. 

All amenities, spectacular 

views, and Inexpensive 

prices. 8 Units left. Priced 

from $179,900-*24v,900. , 

RE. For Sale RE. For Sale R.I. Sail 

25 Acres of Forested 

Beauty..one can beyours! 

One of the most eonuenlent locations In Upper Toujnshipand yet one of 

the most priuate. Caledonia Is an environmentally planned residential 

area of 23 exceptional wooded homesites 

nestled In beautiful virgin forest You will 

fr 1. enjoy the fun of the Seashore and the 

affordable property rates of the mainland 

Caledonia Is for you! 

609-398-8383 

1163 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey 

So/d exclusively through ... Resort Marketing Associates, 

BMCnBMek Slngl*. Only 

•aril f*i orfJS*ei ! 

GARDENS PLAZA | 

Condominium apartments, 

efficiency, one and two 

bedroom units available 

for a unique summer 

vacation due to can 

ceilatlen. 

Call for Information 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Pirk (HIM • Biteh 

Sft-sisi 

i't 

BMChblBck duplex • Ocean 

VIMMI Just/2 houses.£rom 

the beach. This 4 & S 

bedroom apartment Is 

already to sell, Nice deck 

overlooking the ocean 

above a 2 ear garage. 

Asking $259,500, 

Oceanfront Hotel 18 rooms, 

2 efficiencies plus an 

owners apartment. Ex 

eel lent track record. Great 

Income & future. Call 

French for additional 

details & ask for Joan Dean 

ATTINTiON CAMPIHi _ Prlw.n r, 

lalt liltlma mtmbanhlp, MMr world 

camp Co.it tt Co.il. FrtKlMMd at 

LaM 1 Man, CHMH VI, NJ, tttl. 

Wlllll it uuuliu 9ti«,nt 

Beaehbleek - cottage for 

year round use. Three 

bedroom, 2 ceramic file 

baths, shower, 2 separate 

porches, Asbestos siding, 

new roof (1985) plus 

economical gas heat, 

detached garage. Asking 

1129,500, 

Just Listed - Only *M.soo. 

A cute 2 bedroom beach- 

block home which Is neat 

at a pin. At this price this 

will not last long. Call 

today, 3V9-5454. 

SINCE 1921 


399-6454 

j it uuunliu , m 

cumnl mat iniqMrlhlp, Writ. Bon 

IM, J.ntln.1 LMa.r. (-1, 

CO-OP FOR SAL! - HUN, BMutllul 

L(, roomi, 3 Mrm, tM,, put 1 

panting, law monthly mtintniiica! 

Cov.rj taiM • all utllltlii aiapt TV 1 

TaltvIIIM), C.pll.l Invntnidil 

nmlrM, By .pot. aniy. Call Itt-ltit. ;.y 

GARDENS PLAZA 

leachfronf condominium. 



All appliances, heatr cert' 

trai air, pool and parking. 

Si 19,900 furnished. 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Park Plaet • Math' 

O>*tit«n«avllHla.m 

Summer Rentali 

SINGLES 

• One of a kind hoitie at 21st and Central Avenue lust listed 

This well maintained property has 3 large bedrooms Huge 

living and dining rooms, heat and a detached 2 car garage 

Asking SlB5,m Partly furnished. 

DUPLEXES 

• New listing centrally located on Eighth street. First floor 

has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and a garage There's a nice 1 

bedroom apartment upstairs rented yearly. Listed for 

1112,000. Call now for an appointment 

• Brand new Duplex nearlng completion on Asbury Ave. 

Near 23rd Street This quality constructed property has 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas heat, central air, fireplaces, 

skylights,storage rooms, and much" more. Better hurry 

onthlsonel , 

CONDO5 ' -i' i ' 

• Second floor 2 unit condominium at Village Court. Just 

listed for $134000. Beautifully furnished and In meticulous 

condition. Don't miss this! \ >' 

• pest value on Central Avenue Is awaiting your Inspection,. 

If you're o prudent investor. This brand new second floor " 

' condo at2lst Street has ttwve bedrooms, 2 bafhi. JporchW; ' 

, and a Very attractive ^design. Just reduced to IIW.WO, - 

• 50Q Day Xower* unit* available. We have lust listed three 

,' „ 2 fifdroom units M the North tower with beautiful vleVre ' 

• TWounitt'atVII|M*p>vtt available, ju'llyfurniihadiiM ' 

>_A-...'—^. M^ «.*. _.s^_.i. .^jon; one two bedroom,,! 

»thfor t139300j\ £M Wi' 

J__^^ iLl^ _!#__£* &fc*_ Mw J^ —^L aaaÂaW ' 

VlB^Niei LAHoa » EOIIM APX^= 

i Mai' CaMnl im < 

^ fully rtflt«J,torm.; 

ttfOÔD lit 

iSBSri tfOWT MOM! 

^g^^y^stv/jtvgrj 

«TH ITH1IT-4 Mr,, "j ^ 

•pt.Nmriii McoratM M fiwr, win si. - 

I Mr,, ! tath. MCk, M IIMr (yill.bl. 

juisr, mrm tr mnn, hu 

CLOSI TO 1 lEACH-Upt. 'llHpt i. 

WHkly «375, dally OS. Ream. O.lly J» 

WMKIyilM. CtllM? K9 3UI. ;-jj 

Summer Rtntals 

lffi CINTRAL AVE, Opnkn fw M. 

1 MtnHn< IM ii. i|»iin«r. Mim 

limiilfi inftrnd. tuiwuii rat«,< 

(trtlnf ill nlf, '•»' 

BEACHWATCH 

7ttl ft BOARDWALK 

I Bedroom Cendo, Sleeps 4. 

Unit 21, Brand new, com- 

pletely furnished w/2 off 

street parking spaces. Few 

steps fe beach & boar- , 

dwaik. 

CALL LOB 398-5500 „ 

THE 8ENTINEL.LEPOER. OCEAN CITY, N.j. 

PAGE If — SECTION TWO 

ONI BBDBOOM IFPiCIINCY — U« 

WHtly. 1 tMck Irani bHek. Call Mi- 

ni I. So, Mil RHItv. » » 

THREE BIBROQM-f 

floor. MMirn (partminf, 

and Hcurlty AMHII ntvln^. 

menth plut sleeirtc Hss*f Ssa 

PM 

UNFURNIiMIO - I I 

hiiurv DMH anlllMa. ImiHMiata •£• 

capanty. camplata amanitlH " • 

MMnW Bar Con*> )f 1 7171 

RESORT MARKETING 

"lOtlMIDMMlOM! 

OCEAN BEEF 

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE 

* BAYVUW * 

?BR,2'/jbathyrly.unf 

$825/mo. & utfl, 

nwiuatdi 2 pooii, ] tmnii en, 

CIUWIBIM, (tmBOPSfy turning, 

•acurinr galthauw, m»lntsti«nc« 

fr«« living, rtlfrvid parKlng. e/F, 

W/O,D/W.O/O,A/C.*rpl. 

OceiUMIKyHiaPly 

H July lit 

(608)3918281 

SPACIOUS - Uniunil.h«J 1 bAiroom. t;- 

uin, Hcana (k»r tpf„ wiiMr, dnr.r. - 

dlihw«ilur, ntar 14th Strut ihooplns. - 

MM monthly plui utllllln. Av.lUbH' 

StpMmMr. Gall J«-»S4J. FTP V 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, 

ultra modern, second floor 

unfurn. Apt, located In the 

gardens. s&SO plus ufil. 

monthly, 1% monfhi 

security deposit required. 

Available Sept I. 

Two bedroom, 1 bath 

turn, second floor apt.' 

located near First Street, 

$47! plus Util, monthly, Vh 

months sec, deposit' 

required. Avail. Sept. 9. 

WOODS AGENCY, INC, 

Realtor 

WetteyatNorlh 39B-0Z00 

SUMMER RENTAL 

MAGA3NEI 

Pour bedrSom beachfront 

tliOO, end ot July. 

Two & S bedroom Condos 

starting S950/W, July & 

August, 

Beachfronts • (500/week. 

September, 


399-MS4 

OESBABLE 

SUMMER RENTALS 

ARE AVAILABLE 

TtnoutH 

ROBERT L. SHARP 

MiAklSTATI 

ntiiJiitaiAn.sif.iiaT 

IN1WMMIS.1IMTM 

Waihar 

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*ytr. 

Ava 

«o BAV SOutH—* hog, i tiSf;, T3?r 

nlllwd, pool, ojraaa, tarrac*. Monttllr, 

OAROGNI — Modarn diialai, llrif i 

lloor, J batfreom, IV* bathi. naar baach, f 

Slaaai I DIMiwaihar. wasliar, flryar, « 

mtaual, parkins Avail Aua iirdtnru J 

SaptamlMr M waakly Cill Mt »1M nr I 

FTF « 

PIAIA - •Mutllul, 

I Iffllt with 

•EAUTIPyL - Ocaanlnnt Apt All 

•mtnltln AvallaMa tapt. 1) ta lap! 

M. Call 11IH1J in, altar Tlwratoy 

IN 1111 tf 

TWOIIDROOM APT, 

i tns-awak. 

OH* ROOM 

••AIOHM.K00M1 

tsWJ 

1'Hdrnam.. 1 baltn, apan 

AviilaM* far inrnmtr raniai, Mr •*.«. 

tarmatKn aM aapMntmtal tt lma*tl, mj 

call TM •kkaraVAtmCT, Rail •ttat»/''J 

Oaiafen Plau Otll», Par* plat* ••«— 

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makty, Ht axnmn IM n., apt u»a«'*' : 

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— SECTION TWO 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. j. 

FRIDAY, JULY 2S.1M8 

fAOBi IB — 9bVi lun HIM 

Ocean City over Mays Landing to conclude regular season Babe Ruth play 

--i» «,.w.i ,#,«I,,H « fe H-.!* „,.!«, ,»j M.,*.i „,,«,*_« arinni H« u«t For several is-year-old MB»r, batting an «feO 10 foi Wft O»liy, who htt I Mr«, nffltt season, and W-jweld shared the runMCored 

1 •••""•• »'"".»•"». j , ,—u,,.^(1mta iorwa Mi,>riav Mdi flnlihed with seven each and' 

Scott Markel stroked a to Keith Curlty and MarM seasc 

double L 

lOtii Inning I 

learing Andy Thoniaa^wiffi The icori remained M until three 

aty's Bab« Ruth 

topped Mays Landing, «, i 

the final regular season game 

of the AUantlc Shore League. 

the league. 

"I wai 

«mi's starting pitcher, mo visitors i 

hit was particularly ocean City tied ttmnp up In to win, I really wai very 

mtlaryuig. He left the garni the bottom of the seventh proud af them." 

after "si tantaP «»»t «th SttMt, foreground iê, and Nftrth Stowt, 

ow and at all other locaUons were also closed down by the mayor. 

ByANTTAJ.SPIBOEL 

Council memben lay their con- 

•ttfaienti ire *^*"afF*W them wiih complalntg 

of Mayor Roy GUllan'i handling 

of load blue Uw enforcemtnt which 

began Sunday. And tome conttltuenta 

"People figure be wai acting like • Although _ rf Oouncfl are 

recalled,"»aldtheardWardcoundhnan ,. . .. . ,_ 

referringtotheinayor I sded«i(«toclo»e WttW^gft on, iwgngn|adj|^^ 

nmldpelplaygroundsandfreecoocert. ^^W^w^^«^«»g 

onSunda)»."Itoldthemthey8QoUldc«ll ^^^fi§ff^mg»gff.B. 

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PAGE I 

THE SENTiNEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

CRITIQUE 

Crescendo of opinion outside an empty Music 

ByKDWlSMKR 

Tht area •round the Ocean 

Muilc Plir Sunday 

re»«nbled the Twilltfrt Zone 

and was a strange amalgim 

of a wake and near riot, Witt 

apologlet to Charles Dickens, 

Tht Sentinel-Ledger 

rmmt turn rvkllMHI u Anarlu'i trHMI II«II» ••«•« 

By The 

SEHTWEI. LEDGER 

A Oiviilon of Seufft Jf r»y RmGte, !se 

HowirtL Crim, Prn 

ti3l!shMiSirHf,e«an£lrr. N I MM* 

••ngiiuiM 1H1 

PHOME 399 5411 

-DEADLINES- 

Letters, church, iports, social noon Tuesday 

Advertising; S p,m Wednesday 

Too lite to classify advertising noon Thursday 

FRED C BENSON ----- Publisher 

JOHN H. ANDRUSII Editor 

lYRON T, MERCER Advertiilng Manager 

tUtlCRIPTION PIIICI: n m»ii I" Gapt Mar County, ionwn Point, Lin 

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Tnuruuv, uml-WMkly TuiMar |M FrIMr (fern Hnl WHk in JUM until (all 

•nt In 5*pWntnr ntttnatttri iafM adanu cnanSH to TM IwHMi- 

La4s*r> P.O. •»• H,OttanCity, H,J. BUM, 

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PANCAKE BREAKFAST 

and ODDS* ENDS SALEl 

Saturday, August 2nd 

7:30 a.m.'til 11:00 a.m. 

»DDNkK '3. AMI • ChH '2.11 or under 

IASONIC TEMPL 

0I 

For trie 

Tickets at thi 

Mnififof 

Door. 

MawMile 

Chaiitibii 

Foundation of O.C. 

V 

It was • parody of A Christmas 

Carol which lone 

misguided people wanted to 

cast Mayor Roy Gillian as 

Scrooge for taking away their 

much beloved free Sunday 

night concert 

This would be miscasting at 

its wont. It would be 

analogous to carting John 

Denver aa Ghengis Kahn. 

Mayor Gillian wanted to 

make a point about consistency 

and I am tun be ii 

courageous enough to take the 

ensuing abuse without flinching, 

which la nun than can 

be Hid for his opponents who 

cannot face up to the fact that 

they lost the recent municipal 

election. 

Mr. Gillian may be impetuous 

and perhaps ID advised 

In aome actions, but one 

out admin his courage and 

honesty. Whit inconsistencies 

Is Gillian fighting, you ask? 

1, An arbitrary and almost 

Ulotic let of rules mat allows 

even hardcore porn to be sold 

on Sunday but not Bibles, or 

cigarettes tat not baby food - 

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furniture and Baroody Spence P.V.C, 

35% Off Family Swimweaf 

Over 1,000 styles In stock for men, women, children , , ^ 

and teens in a variety of styles from your favorite makers.,, ;'IIH Police Lt. Larry Ceres who 

,r.ForM Street drawbridgf said the fire is being In- 

High Low vestigated aa a suspected 

-., r A,M, P.M. A,M. P.M. anon. 

2:49 3:23 9:06 10:02 However, Fire Marshall Joe 

3:42 4:17 9:58 10:58 Havrllehak yesterday said the 

4:42 5:13 10:50 11:48blaze, 

which waa under 

AUGUST 

control in IS minutes, ia still 

5:43 6:06 11:39 under investigation and lt 

fi& Great Egg Harbor Inlet, 

han't even been Dated as 

HJmract II minutes from high 

auspicious. He did say the 


Atlantic County Prosecutor's 

Ude. 

Office has been made part of 

For Sta Isle City beachfront, 

the Investigation. 

subtract 43 minutes from high 


Havrilcback said the fire 

tide. 

was confined to one section of. 

ASTRONOMICAL DATA the building. 

i Moon in Apogee .,,,.,. July 31 LOUNGE BRIDGE 

New Moon ..,,,,,. AugS 

WINNERS LISTED 

Moon in Perigee ,,.... Aug. 16 

High match point acorers in 

FuU Moon ,..,......., Aug. 19 

the July 2S Commodore's 

Moon In Apogee,.,.... Aug. 28 

Lounge Bridge teams at the 

weather Ocean City Yacht Club were: 

North-South — Jeanne 

Partly gusqr ioua 

East-West — High acorers 

dehtorms Friday. Highs wffl 

were Barbara Jungels and 

be um toland and m# along 

Pat Halnley, UM polnU; 

me inore for the period. Lowi 

Barbara Reed and Vera 

wQbenearn -NATIONAL 

Turner, S points, Anne Carney 

and Loretta Gallagher, 7 

RpATUEIVa>)BRVICB. 

jolnta, •'• ' 

o 

% This week DiOrio's is proud to 

:: give a 21 Stamp Salute to 

WENDY BRUNO & 

MIKE ALLEGRETTO 

.jSports Directors of the Ocean 

:"'• City Recreation Department for 

""" a job well done. 

Ortos 

cnv 

80 


,'Obedn City, N.J. 

OongfWMun BUI Hughes "I am very honored to have afrvlng a two-year prison of filing false Income tai luHlttOQi lBB ilBS®B£s During Oat time, he han- 

baa ban selected to earn at the opportunity to serve in •gntenee In Alabama. Be baa returns. His conviction has 

Houae baa acted in • rola 

process. I appreciate the dled numeroui grand Jury 

iMti proaecutor far ttt* Hfflw> thta capacity/Hughes said. refused to relinquish his ben upheld at every level of 

MmOar to that of a grand Jury 

confidence which my proceedings and major 

of ReunaaBtattraa In the"Impeachment 

Is a aerious chambers or resign, and is appeal. Nevertheless, • he 

by voting to impeach 

colleagues have placed to me criminal trlala, indodlng nil 

upcoming Senate Im- and seldom-as«d facet of ear continuing to draw his *78,700 refuses to resign from office, 

Oalbonw, and the aeoatori 

by choosing me to help cuccesiful prosecution of 

peachment trial of federal political ayatem. Thaw have a year salary while In Jafl. and continues to mate a- 

will be admlntftnred an .oath 

prosecute this historic caae taBwiBwants 

In a pratarmiiraer 

dstrict Judge Harry Clalr- OB^ ban 10 nâaebmant Hughes pointed out that mockery of our Judicial 

n sworn in to aerre aa. 

the Senate," said the Ocean hi Tuekanoe ta whlcb the 

bone of Nevada, 

triala in the history of our impeachment is the only system. 

Judges ta tba caae. 

dry lawmaker. 

death penalty was impoaed by 

Hughes waa appointed by 

country, and BOM hi the last IDBfiflfl UBQSF iflfi Ooitftthlttttl 

Hughes waa selected hi tte Jury. Hughei esttblisbed a 

At chief prosecutor, Hnghea 

House Speaker Thomai 

SO years. I fully appreciate the to involuntarily remove a 

O'Neill aa one of nine 

gravity and historical 

"It to now our responsibility large part because of his record of never being wiU be to charge of the caat, 

federal Judge from office, , 

congressmen to manage the 

rigniOcance of tWf case," 

to restore the Integrity of our previous experience as a reversed on appeal daring his tachidtog the InvesUgativa 

"No one Is above the law in judicial system by removing prosecuting attorney. The 10 years u prosecutor. 

work and the day to day 

historic Impwhrpent trill, Qalbome was convicted on our country," he continued. 

management of the trial la 

Judge Clalbonvt from office congressman served for 10 

shortly after the Houat voted cnarfiea of SHns t^dae-'^^coDfte "In this case, Judge Oalbome 

has ah-eady begun an tfr 

through the only means years ai an assistant WUk lmpeachmtut isn't i 

to Impeach Judge Oalbonw. tax returns, and la currentlyhas 

been convicted on charges 

tenstve review of the history - 

available under our Con-prosecutor 

to Cape Hay criminal proceeding, the and motions which wait part 

The managers then aejacted 

County prior to bU election to senate trial win be ihnflar to ot the 10-day trial of CUibomp 

Hughes to serve as the chief 

Gonpin In 1974. 

toReno,Nev. ; 

proaecutor during the trlaL 

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DISARMAMENT CWCERT 

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The Jtreey Cape Coalltloa 

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win hold a free concert lpjn. 

Sinday, Aug. 1 on the Music 

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Croaley-s As Band, tta St. 

Augusthw Chorus and Nancy 

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Open'patiy loio 10; 

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Final

PAGE 4 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Smith, Flanagan are wed 

Deborah Anne Flanagan Headley of Pitman, Donna 

and Terence Alan Smith were Maiortso of Lafayette, Galll., 

married in a ceremony SuaanMllnerof BaUCynwyd, 

performed by the Rev. PH., the bride's cousin, and 

Francis M. Gallagher at Saint Susan Schulti of Cortland, 

Francis Xavler Church, N.Y. Flower girls were Beth 

Philadelphia. Pa an June 28 Ann and Laurie Flanagan, the 

at 3 o'clock. 

bride's nieces. 

The bride is the daughter of Ushers were Howard Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. of Maya Landing and Gordon 

Flflnagarf of Medford Lakes, Smith of Ocean City, the 

Ocean City and Boca Raton, groom's brothers, Stephen 

fla. The groom la the son of Flanagan and John Flanagan, 

Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. smith of Medford, the bride's 

of Ocean City. 

brothers, Raymond Mateer of 

Both seta of parents acted Marmora, Kenneth 

as the couple Nlelubowlcz of Medford and 

William PhilUpi of 

Philadelphia, Pa. and Ocean 

Qty, the bride's couain. 

The bride, an alumna of 

Shawnee High School, 

1 Medford and Davis and 

EDtlM (W. Va.) College, U • 

Vtdal education teacher at 

Lenape Regional High School, 

Medford 

The groom, an alumnus of 

Haddon Heights High School 

and New Hampshire CoUege 

to Manchester, U employed 

hy Ramblewood Automotive 

to Mount Laurel. 

Following a honeymoon 

muse to Alaska, the couple 

will reside In Medford. 

* witnesses. 

Bridesmaids were Judith 

MSJ10US ANNOUNCE 

Flanagan and Kathleen 

OF DAUGHTER 

Flanagan of Medford, the 

bride's alstere-ln-law. Donna 

Jennies and Christopher 

Aremando of Ateo, Beth 

MUhotn of Marietta, Oa. 

announce the birth of their 

tint child, a daughter Sabrina 

AUeen, on July 25 In Ken- 

r^TrTflHEsmr 

nestone Hospital. She weighed 

COMPACT _ 

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to the granddaughter of Mr, 

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Ocean City and Mr. and Mrs. 

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Open Dally $•& 

Prldsy 9-f 


Sherby, Whelan nuptials 

SL Angwtene'i Church here 

WM the totting M«y 17 for the 

wedding of Stephpnla Ame 

aerby of Palermo and Man 

Ttaiothy Whelan of Tampa, 

Fta. 

M«gr. James Carr offldrfsd 

daring tb» U o'clock 

double ring cwemony. J»B1 

Park, lololft and ttgnUk, 

tffered tndlttonal telections. 

The bride lithe daughter of 

JoBeth Sherby and George 

Sherby of Palermo. The 

groom U the an of Mr. and 

MM. Joteph Whelan of 

Tampa, FU. 

EUubith Sherby of 

Palermo, lister of the bride, 

wai maid of honor. 

Bridesmaids were Pam 

fViiiifi«n» of Msrniora, and 

Lynn Router of Palermo, 

ooailnaofthebride.aiidLA 

Manyryk of Gatowvllle, Fla. 

Doug Hale of Tamp*, Fla. 

waj the best man. JtoUUng 

MuibenwemJimHsrbinik 

of Hollywood, FU., Ray 

TbonmeonofOcala, Fla. and 

Daniel Whelan, brother of the 

groom, of Mlrimaf, Fla. 

Dooley to head 

Midway Civic Assn. 

The Midway Civic 

Association recently baU Its 

election of offlcan during Urn 

bimonthly meeting. 

Elected for on#-year Unns 

beginning SepL 24 were 

SECONDHAND 

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Every Tuesday in July beginning 

Tuesday, July 8, Lillian Albus 

will show the latest from the World 

of Fashion during Port-O-Cairs 

luncheon hours from noon to&OQ p m 

>. j -,V, M . 

Join us each Tuesday tor v 

a delicious luncheon In an ' 

1 Oceanfront setting and 

,: Ulllan Albus' Fabulous Fashion 

President Dan Dooley, Vice 

President Joe Iudlca, 

Secretary Joan MoGulre and 

Treasurer Unda Smith. 

U. James Nlckles of the 

Ocean City Mice Department 

spoke on the Neighborhood 

Watch program and 

presented crime statistics for 

me city as the main speaker. 

Given In marriage by hermatching 

netting, fM moftat 

liter, the bride wore a of the groom wort a tafel 

dispel length gown of em- dresi, and both mothers hS 

broidered orgaraa featuring an orchid coresge. * 

Ugh illusion neckline and A wedding reception wu 

short petal sleeves. A crown brid at Daniel's Restaurant fc 

headpiece held the cathedral §,„„, point followed byS 

veU dotted with pearls. She honeymoon trip to Acapuloo, 

carried a cascading bouquet Meiico. ' I 

of miniature carnations, The bride Is a 19BB graduate 

white roses, freesla mums, 

baby 1 of the University of Florid* 

! breath and Ivy, with a bachelor el tdeoge 

The bride's attendants wore degree in business ad- 

red taffeta gowns with bustle ninlstratlon. The groom h 

bow, train and sweetheart also a graduate of the 

neckline. They carried a University of Florida with* 

cascade arrangement of bachelor of science degree in 

white freesla and gerbrla building construction. Tbf; 

are both second lieutenants In 

The mother of the bride the U.S. Army and are 

Aon a light pink beaded currently attending officer 

dress with pink hit andbasic 

courses In Virginia. > 

Councilman Gary Jessel 

ifxlated the association about 

the but Coundl meeting on 

our blue laws proposed beach 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Whelan 

mmrmiiimm nt program anq and the wm 

iCkt 

••«• t w . - _i 

railroad trscks Issue. MOTS€ OfM LaytOtt OT€ engaged 

spoke on >w» monm's 

School Board mettlng 

and the appointment of Qus 

Bfcuno u the newest Board 

member. 

The association's next 

meeting wffl be Sept 34 when 

Incoming officers will be 

sworn In and past presidents 

Gary Jessel and BUI McClaln 

win be honored. 

Mottjtems In stock forpick-vp 

or delivery. Shlpplng,llvery, 

and Intfailatlon extra. Ask 

about Seart Credit Plans 

, SAVE 

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The Sentinel-Ledger. 


A sandy beach is 

worth looking into 

Mayor Roy Gillian hai an idea to create a drysand 

beach between 9th and 10th streets. He 

believes that if a dike were created by constructing 

a wing with a return off the Oth street jetty, 

the area in between could be tylled in with sand 

and there would be a SOO-footwide stretch of dry 

sand for a sitting beach in the main part of the 

resort's "beachfront," 

Some on City Council don't want to pay the 

$7,000 cost for an engineering study on the 

proposal. We think the study, at least, is worth 

the expenditure to determine the feasibility of 

the mayor's proposal and a cost estimate. We 

also agree with local businessman Sam Capezzi 

who told the mayor, "If you can't get the $7,000 

from Council, go to the people 

Let's get on with it, we say, and at the same 

time let's actually do what people in resorts up 

and down the coast have been talking about for 

years. Let's invite sortie knowledgeable 

engineers from the Netherlands to Ocean City 

where a statewide seminar could be convened on 

the feasibility of the Jersey Shore reclaiming 

some of its land from the sea, the way the Dutch 

have been doing it for centuries. 

OUR LAWMAKERS 

UNITED STATES 

GOVERNMENT 

President 

Ronald Reagan (R) 

1AO0 Pennsylvania Av. 

Washington, DC, 20500 

(202) 45* U14 

U.S. Senator! 

William Bradley (D) 

SH 731 Hart Senate Office 

Building 

Washington, DC 205)0 

(202) 224-3224 

Prank R. Lautenberg (D) 

SH 717 Hart Senate Office 

Building 

Washington, DC 20510 

(202) 274 4744 

House of Representative! 

New Jersey — ind District 

_ William J, Hughes (D) 

341 Cannon HOB 

Washington, DC 20515 

(202! 22I4J72 

2307 New Read 

Northflela, N.j,0M2J 

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STATE GOVERNMENT 

Governor 

Thomas H.KeaiMR, 

The State House 

Trenton, N.J.08625 

292 6000 

Senators 

Atlantic County 

William L.Gormley (R, 

1333 Atlantic Av. 

Atlantic City, N.J. 08401 

345 0013 

Cape May Cumberland 

James R. Hurley (R) 

821 Columbia Av. 

P.O. Box 109 

Millvllle, N.J.08332X 

Assemblymen 

Atlantic County 

Dolores Cooper CR) 

2430 Atlantic Av. 

Atlantic City, N.J, 01401 

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"I'm glad I got more for 

my money than just a 

car inspection.. 

JIMMY'S SERVICE CENTER 

t .«1M,i,.wWAVi,(V 

counsel uordon Dnua, 

rejected the Idea. 

BapMite aaid he didn't 

understand why the mayor 

would Involve ehUdren in the 

by closing the 

. ._ . He also aaid 

Council may want to discuss 

whether the mayor could 

legitimately close the con- 

certs or other faculties. 

' "Mr.Duuswiflreprwentui 

with everything on the blue 

laws," he added. 

Councilman Gary JeMd, 

Boardwalk merchant Edward Devlin III looks on as an Ocean City policeman on duty to 

enforce the recently reinstated blue law eyes a display of sunglasses. The glasses are permitted 

for sale under ordinance No. 947. 

If you miss South Jersey's No. 1 News Team 

at 6:00 P.M. 

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on your hometown station 

• i , 

N r BO TOR SOUTH'JERSE? 

Cable 4 in Ocean City 

who aald be hasn't beard a 

word about impeachment 

proceeding*, acknowledged 

there waa public 

dUistWactlon with the way 

things were being handled. 

However, he said he waa 

unsure whether there waa 

valid reasoning to eqdora a 

mayoral recall. "I'd have to 

discuss that witt an attorney," 

JeiMl Hid, 

Council President William 

Mds, the governing body's 

sole open-Sunday proponent, 

said he wy up by the Music 

Her Sunday trying to explain 

the mayor's rationale for the 

cancellation. "But they 

weren't mere to listen, they 

Just wanted to bear their free 

concert," he said. 

Meii uld he hadn't 

received calls regarding the 

blue laws although he had 

•poken to people on the street 

"I haven't received a phone 

tall about the fact that concerts 

or the playgrounds were 

closed or about golf, tennis or 

what have you," be said. 

"People on the stwet and 

boardwalk continue to express 

that city facilities 

shouldn't be open when 

similar private operations 

like miniature golf courses 

hive to be cloeed. 

"I'm in favor of consistency," 

Meli continued. 

"I'm not necessarily in favor 

of doling the city facilities. 

"I want the vacationing 

public to be able to take advantage 

of everything we 

have here," be added. "But 

don't penalize someone on the 

Boardwalk who wants to cater 

to visitors who come here to 

be entertained and not some 

«r-year-old retiree." 

-Anita J.Spiegel 

pholn b, p.tl< MMMarMri 

Katie Tenoglin plays 

with the pipe-cleaner 

horse she made during 

morning activities at 6th 

Street playground 

directed by the city's 

Recreation Department. 

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1 — to riches 

5 Cut 

10 Moslem title 

14 Molding 

15 Meat pie 

16 Small bed 

17 Surpassed 

IB Beginner: var 

20 Resin 

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22 Merganser 

23 Europeans 

26 Possessive 

26 Hud a bill 

30 Buck's matt 

31 Materialize 

34 Complete 

36 Plum type 

38 Malt drink 

39 Allks — 

42 Top (a cake) 

43 Antiquated 

44 Squander 

45 Ballerina ' 

47 Up; pret. 

49 Threespot 

BO Failure 

51 Narrow Inlet 

S3 Hit 

55 Mr. Gehrig 

14 

17 

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56 Twice 

61 Inkling 

62 Ancient 

language 

64 Formarly 

65 Horatio — 

66 Nevada town 

67 Noble 

68 Tlntere 

69 Visits 

DOWN 

1 Inn unit 

2 Water- Sp, 

3 Obtains 

4 Denomination 

5 Placed at 

intervals 

6 City prename 

7 Very serious 

6 Ragouts 

9 London park 

10 Misbehaves 

11 Man with a 

scythe 

12 Recruit 

13 "Take — —": 

MCs' words 

18 Fl«ur-de— 

24 Bindings 

26 Golf events 

26 Decorous 

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27 Optra by 

Puccini 

18 The gate 

29 Unpolished 

31 Cuckoo 

32 Solitary 

33 Singer Helen 

35 Ran easily 

37 " Hooks" 

40 Equality 

41 Pertinent 

48 Sailboat 

48 Decrees 

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11 Silliness 

52 Beetle 

53 Seek buys 

64 Potable 

55 Burden 

67 Functions 

88 Inclination 

to anger 

59 Erie, e.g. 

00 Baseball's 

Slaughter 

63 P of rpm 

pi.. 13, 

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We cany a full line 

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AGE 8 THE SENTINEL-LEDCER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Gillian shuts down free city activities in wake of blue law 

(continued Iran pagt 1) date a specific data of Im- Friday afternoon be recon- soifer continued. "The Mei»ialdhewoul

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8 

6 

TUESDAY, JULY M, iiM 

'AGE g THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. -"" 

Gillian shuts down free city activities in wake of blue lawruUng 


be very hesitant to say he has 

Act •uthority (to delay entoramcnt). 

•neoM could go to court to 

date a upeclflc date of Im- Friday afternoon he reamplementlng 

the law, ddenyi, 

Gillian tater Mpolognd far "I read Section 1 of the 

possibly putting Council "on ordinance which rayi no 

»t» .«!" nnnit»rn\nm th* concert!," the mayor uld 

moratorium raquert, Monday morning. "All 

should take 

V be dma, he my tave • P° ll « *» "•*••*• tti 

hgHsute lepl wgwaent." **£*** lAt * K . 

Dun added htwo_d have a a m t a GUllan noted he waa ap- Although in a 117a 

proached by Mela about referendum voters approved 

"»*«• "rtte-of •topping the concerts. "I the operation of dty f«dlltte», 

problem endoriloi the conjlatancy, the d^ bdUttei didn't know If I had the guts to Gillian said he took Into 

CMMU to eoMlder after tiniitocourtoaadpîraundi 

Council Preiident William « U •••» •"

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PAGE 10 THE SENTINEL'LEDGBR, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Obituaries 

Patricia Bew, 58; was 

hospital auxiliary president 

Smn Point 

Bora In PWlidelptal*, she m raised in Lower Merlon 

TWMhlp, Pi.; and In Stone Harbor, MM, Bew was a local 

mldut for the past S3 yaan. She wu a member of Our 

Lady of Sorrow! Churck. the Veterans of Foreign Wan 

Udiw AusOUry and the iftalnland Band Boosters. Shi had 

•erved u prtridarit of the Slnawlk Club and president and 

mtmber of the M»lnl*nd Chapter of Shore Memorial 

Bapttil Auxiliary. 

Surviving art her husband. Dr. Walter Bew; two sons. 

CRUISE 



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William of Jietomrtflt, frla., and Capt RoMtt BW « tt» two grandchildren. 

UJ. Air Feret; • daughtor, B«v«*y Ann «f Umrati; a 

i 

«f Pnwala, Pa.; and • grandda 

A Mau of M i u Burial wfll be ottenA at 10 tA ttddm Helghta. 

Wedne»dflyatOurL«dya(SoiTOWiam«*.BuiWi»fllWta . - — 

Friends may call from 7 to »pjn. today at the 

Stroble Funeral Home, KM Shore Road, Somaw Point 

Elizabeth Hand, 83; 

active In bridge circles 

DOVER, Del - Euxabeth VenaNa Band, $», i tomat 

resident of Ocean City, NJ. died July 11 at KMS

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j, 

PAGE 12 THESENTINELLKUUB.K, uiRftr*i-iii,i>..i. - - - -u _ 

There is more to ice cream than plain vanilla 

By MARIE HUBER 

Social Editor 

July la National let Guam 

Msntb, and to celebrate we 

visited the new Vglart'i 

Italian style let cream and 

dMHrt tiara located at 856 

West Av. 

The name Voter* U Uken 

from tbt owner-operator*, 

Theresa (Volpe) and Byron 

Laursen. Tbt store was 

formerly a boutique, operated 

by Theresa's mother, EOM 

Volpe, and during the late 

1930s It was an Italian 

delicatessen, operated by 

Theresa's grandparent!, on 

At enclosed porch of their 

home. 

"We wanted to bring oldfashioned 

Italian favorites to 

Ocean City," laid Mrs. 

Laursen. They art available 

ta the larger cities and many 

who move to thii area still 

travel miles to enjoy their 

favorite specialty dessert*. 

Ten different flavors are 

featured every day. "We keep 

the ones that art most 

familiar such at vanilla, 

chocolate or strawberry, and 

then change several of the 

containers to offer novelty 

flavors Including Lampone 

(black raspbWry with 

diopped almonds) or nocdola 

(haiel nut)," Luwn said. 

"Along with the let cream, 

we offer Italian ice and sorbettos 

(sherbet), also In a 

variety of flavors," she said, 

"We chose the Gelato-Fresco 

because the let cream U 

creamier and softer than 

commercial kind as there 1* 

no air whipped into It; the 

sorbettoa art creamier (99 

percent fat free) with an let 

cream taztun, as are the lea 

made with 100 percent natural 

Ingredients." 

After tasting several of tot 

selections we found It's true 

that "the flavor comti 

through." The cantaloupe lee 

tastes like a creamy cold 

piece of the fruit fresh from 

the Held, ai does the raspberry 

with iti bill of red 

berries, 

"Most customers Oat vUtt 

our store know exactly what 

bey want, but for those new 

to tbt Gelato tattt, they have 

a hard time deciding on • 

flavor. We advertise 'come In 

for a taste, 1 " explained 

Laursen- "If you decide on a 

particular flavor one day, and 

on the next visit mi have 

%•/-:>,•! THIHOTDO6 

There was a man who lived by 

the side of the road and sold hot 

dogs. 

He sold very good hot dogs. 

He put up signs along the 

highway and advertised in the 

Sentinel-Ledger. 

He stood on the side of the road 

and cried: 

"Buy a hot dog, Mister?" 

And people bought. 

He increased his meat and bun 

orders. 

He bought a bigger stove to 

take care of his trade, 

He finally gotMs son he>m| ic 

from college itoil^himiut. 

and reading The Saitinel-Ledger 

each with scoops of ice cream. 

Divide the orange segments 

COOKING CONNECTION 

among cups. Garnish with 

grated ginger and peels 

changed the flavors In the there are sfogletelle (very will be only tog glad'to get it." Serve immediately. 

ease, you art certain to find a Bun Italian pastry with a The stack of bright pink 

new favorite that day." semlsweet taste), pint nut menus on the counter have a 

As in any let cream tarts (tiny cake like tart, plain listing of what U available, or KAHLUA CHIP 

parlour, you may purchase a or win rieotta filling), egg what can be ordered. "We DESSERT CUPS 

scoop In a cup, sugar cone, or batter cookies, and In large have the best, the most 

at Volarti there Is also a antique cookie Jars three unusual as well as the 

13 waffle dessert cups 

choice of homemade waffle types of Btaertfl (semlsweet traditional favorites, " 

1 pint Gelato Fresco vanilla 

cone or dessert cup. Thecrunchy 

crescent cookies) Laursen said; and we cer- 

bean or bittersweet chocolate 

waffle cones and cups are mat are "great for dunking." tainly agree it U worm a visit 

ice cream 

larger than normal and madt "for the real chocolate to the store. 

1 pint Gelato Fresco Kahlua 

fresh on the premises. lovers, wt have elegant The reeipts for tWi wttk 

Chip Ice Cream 

"We make the cones and candy," Laursen said, On top give three suggestions for 

2 c, whipping cream 

cups in the Italian pizzelle of the counter Is a tray of quick, easy but elegant 

I Tbsp. Kahlua liqueur 

style with a waffle batter," truffles in champagne, desserts and one for an let 

laursen said. "They can be amaretto, grand marnler or cream sponge cake, all 

4 Tbsp. sugar 

used for any type filling and Venetian cream flavor. After compliments of Volares. 

Shaved chocolate (optional) 

For whipped cream: Beat 

are especially nice for testing the white chocolate 

cream to soft peaks. Add 

company desserts." ihe shaped like a large mushroom MANDARIN Kahlua and sugar and beat to 

added. 

filled with chocolate cream, DESSERT CUPS stiff peaks. 

In the Ice cream freezer 

wi were ready to forget 

Just before serving, set 

with the pints and quarts of 

dieting forever. 

i waffle dessert cups dessert cups on serving 

Gelato, you will also find For special occasions, 1 pint Gelato Freieo plates. Fill each with alter- 

Individual cups of homemade orders can be placed for such Aranda let cream (orange nating scoops of the lee 

mousse, containers of tartufo, delicacies as Italian rum with mandarin orange pieces) creams. Mound Kahlua 

tortonl and the aver popular cake, cheesecakes, cannolls 1 can mandarin orange whipped cream over each and 

spumonl. 

(miniature and regular), segments, drained 

garnish with shaved chocolate 

Ice cream isn't the only 

cream puffs, carrot csake and Orated peeled fresh Ringer If desired. Serve Im- 

goodie found in this small but 

much more. 

root 

mediately 

unique store. There is also a According to the proprietor, Grated orange and lemon 

chalet of Italian specialty "We art always looking for 

peel 

desserts, candles and cookies. new things. If there is 

Just before serving, set the MNTED CANTALOUPE 

Under the large glass dome something wt do not have, I 

dessert cups on plates. Fill 

WITH 

FRESH FRVIT ICE 

There's a big recession. 

The foreign situation is terrible. 

The domestic situation is 

worse." 

Whereupon the father thought, 

"Well, my son's been to college, 

he listensto the radio and 

watches TV and he ought to 

know." 

So the father cut down on his 

meat and bun orders, took 

down his signs and canceled hit 

Sentoel-Leclger ads and nd lon^| 

bothered to stand out onê ; 11 

highway to sell his hot&>gli|#^ 

And Ins hot dog sl^s lei §Mi^ 

•overflight.sX'^f*-'.';*': 

1 pint Gelato Fresco cantaloupe 

ice 

1 pint Gelato Fresco 

raspberry or lemon ice 

4 small cantaloupes 

Lemon leaves 

Springs of mint 

Using a sharp knife, cut 

cantaloupes In half In a ilg 

Big fashion, Using melon 

bailer, scoop out melon. 

Fill cantaloupe halves with 

balls of melon and scoops of 

ices. Garnish with tilt lemon 

LUXURY 

CARPETS 

Reg. S18.95iq,yd, 

• Dupont Nylon * 

'9.90*,. yd. 

INSTALLED 

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2724 Atlantic Ave. A.C. 

345-2932 

(jhoioby Senior SlmJIo 

Theresa and Byron Laursen fill a homemade 

waffle cone and dessert cup with Gelato Ice 

cream. 

leaves and sprigs of mint. 

Serve immediately. 

APRICOT ICE 

CREAM CAKE 

Sponge Cake: 

one-third c. mOk 

l Tbsp, butter 

%c. sifted all purpose {lowly* 

tsp. baking powder 

Pinch of salt 

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2 eggs, roan temperature 

% e, sugar 

1 tap. vanilk 

^tap. almond extract 

Filling; 

l quart and 1 pint Setato 

Fresco apricot lee cream m 

3 Tbsp. apricot brandy 

(optional) 

Glaze: 

¥t c. apricot jam 

3Tbsp. water 

1 c. touted silvered 

2 (H-o*. cans apricot 

halves, drained 

For cake; Heat milk in 

small heavy saucepan until A 

bubbles begin to appear en 

surface. Remove from heat 

Add butter and rtlr to mitt. 

OooL 

Preheat oven to 350 

degrees. Grease 9-lnch cake 

pan; line bottom with pardmnt 

paper. 

Sift flour, biking powder 

and salt Into small bowL 

Using electric mixer, beat _ 

eggs and sugar untB tlowry P A 

absolving ribbon fauii when 

beaters are lifted. Otntly fold 

In flour. Gently fold In milk 

mixture, vanilla and almond 

ertract 

tew batter into prepared 

pan. Bake untH pale golden 

and springy to touch, 33 to SS 

minutes. Cool In pan I 

muiutes. 

Invert onto rack and cool^ 

completely. Wrap In plaitlcl g| 

and treexe until ready to uae. 

(Can be prepared two weeks 

ahead.) 

To assemble: Split cake Into 

bra layers. Set one layer an 

platter. Drtale wtth aprtcot 

brandyUdeauwiSpretdwtth 

Ice cream. Top with Mcood 

cakelayer.Freetettntflready 

to serve. " :.•:.•• 

For glaxe: Heat Jam andj 

eptnomr 1 witer m small i 

- 

low beat, stirring cuuitantly. 

Brush glaze over top and ildM 

of take. Pnu almoodi onto 

Bidet. Arrange apricot httvea 

ortr*top. Broth with glue. 

Serve Immedlitely. 

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PRICIS EFFECTIVE SUN,, JULY 17 THRU 8AT.,, AUOU8T 1,1989. 

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PAGEI; 14 

Obituaries 

Frank BHlwoar Jr., 59 

Frank J. leUwoar Jr., 59, of Walnut Hd.. died July ffl in 

mm Memorial Hospital. 

He was a salesman for Waldman Graphic* of Phlladdphta. 

Survivtng are Mi wife. Nance H.; two NOI, FrancU J. m 

of Pougnkeepsle, N.Y., Richard J. of Ocean Oty; three 

daughters, Dabblt Bellwoar of Cherry IDS, Denlse Schmld 

and Mary Ann BeUwoar both of Ocean City; three grandchildren; 

Mi father Frandj J, Sr. of Cherry mi, and am 

brother Richard Q. of Newtown Square, Fa. 

Man of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 aA, 

Thursday In St. Augustine 1 * RC Chjrch. Friend* may call 

era hour prior to the mass at the ehureii. ArranimMto an 

by the Godfrey Funeral Home of Ocean City. 

Memorial cmWbuHMi may be ndt fo Show Menmri.1 

Hospital, 

Betty Cost, 66; 

retired settlement clerk here 

PALERMO - Betty YlngUng Colt, 66, of 420 S. Shore Road 

died July 24 In Shore Memorial Hospital 

Born in Latrobe, Pa., she was an ana re«ldent for 23 

years. Until retiring In IBM, she was a settlement clerk for 

Thomas S. 

Moore 

PAINTING 

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3990205 

(continued Iran page 10) 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.j. 

the Chelae* Title and Guarantee Co. In Ocean City, where 

ate had been employed SO yean. She also waked to the 

credit department In the Sean and Roebuck store it Shore 

NIaU In Cardiff for many year*. Mra.Co»twai a member of 

the Or4er of the Eastern Star Chapter 83 of OMB City, 

Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Marmora 

Volunteer Fin Company's Ladle* Auxiliary. 

Surviving are a daughter, Bonnie L Ingersoll of Marmora; 

a son. Carle M. of Marmora; and tine grandchildren. 

Service was Saturday In the Godfrey Funeral Home hen, 

with Eastern Star service Burial wa» Monday In the Unity 

Cemetery. Latrobe. Pi. 

Harry Richards Sr., 87| 

retired from DuPont 

Harry N. Richards Sr., 87, of HI Ocean Av.. died July »In 

Our Lady's Residence, Pleasantville. 

Born In Philadelphia, Mr. Richard* waa a longtime Oarneys 

Point resident until he moved hen tt yean ago. He waa 

employed by DuPont'i In Deepwater for M yaara before his 

retirement IS yean ago, 

Mr. Richards waa • member of Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church, the Pennt Grave Lodge No. 1«3 of the Free and 

Accepted Masons, the Ocean City Masonic dub and the 

Consistory in Colllngswood. 

Surviving an a daughter, Edna R. Horton of Wilmington, 

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on vandalism 

BEISLBYS POm - A ttuek, he saw. He «*}»•«•: 

reward has been posted nelflhbors be on the lookout 

tolditat îuch a vehicle and tak*T 

„_.„, of who to reapon. down its license number IT 

Mhlefor vandalism to a borne may see It to tte nelghborhOW 

on Point Pleasant Avenue late at night, _ . if 

! « early Saturday mornini, "The police are Ineffectual 

Elmer Stevenson said his without toe eyee and eara «f; 

garage door .was destroyed the public," he opined. _•• 

and windows were broken the State Fcfllee eontlmfjj 

without an apparent motive. yesterday that It n«wded if 

"They pushed In my garage 2-30 that morning but that 

door and bathed tt to tiny detail* weren't available. 

tits," Stevenson told The This Isn't the first time , 

Seratnel-Ledser yesterday. vandalism has taken place at 

He also said a washing feat property, Scholi said. - 

machine and an air eon- In April, a dining room 

dttloner were damaged. window on the taomii wo 

"It sounded like a bomb," broken and on July 3 a similar. 

he said referring to the sound Incident occurred, he said. 

of the garage door being He also said In talking to 

destroyed, apparently by a neighbors he learned they 

fchlcle. 

have had problems — two* 

The victim's son-in-law, cases In which windows were" 

Alfred Scholi who to potting broken and one In which rocks- 

me reward, said he visited were thrown at a house but no | 

neighbors after the Incident to damage WM done. ••' 

request their attlttanea. Anyone with Information 

It appears the damage was concerning the Incident to' 

dor* by a high* requested to call (215) TOvehicle 

such as a 5(248. '- 

photo by Pf ter Maeptwien 

A jellyfish dissolves by clamshell halves, 

Wonder where they came from ? 

dttb 

The Women'! Golf 

Association of the AtHatic 

Oty Country Club held Its 

July 1541 on the NortMleld 

course where the winner wit 

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ponta. 

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Second place went to JoAnp. 

Shaffner, 346. Jeanne Dor«y 

waa third by match of cards • 

with Jeanne Armstrong. ,. 

Gwen Hamilton was wlimei 1 

of the first flight with a total 

3M. Theresa Grant and Floss: 

Sbearn were second and third 

with 404. ; 

Evelyn Krantz won the 

second flight with 421, and 

Donna Gave was second, 411. 

WUma Ventera took third 

place with 438. | g 

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TUESDAY, JULY 29,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDQER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Council defeats appropriation for work that's almost completed 

(continued from page 1) satence of the drainage position that 96 feet of curbing of curbing. He said lt was the 

at why tt waa ^no priority 

curb replacement 

ownert'responsibility," April back to haunt the dty In the hêj^" The onHnanc* \ 

nht to replaced hi order to nx)at cost effective method of 

) nhen there in other sections 

To a question from Coun- said, - 

Mure." 

defeated because a total tH 

ttmlngi 

correct the problem at theapproaching 

the problem. 

, ha said, bacauM 

what the city was doing U a he didn't want to caoat tba 

"very large exception to the 

Mainland notes by Jama FitzPatrick 

city probltms. 

violators rule." 

April explained after tt» 

"What distorts me is why meeting Oat despite th» 

Semen Mat City Council Regional High School, plays snowing where they're state Department of En- nischarge System) permit for 

did we go along with tt before defeat,'% doet not mean that 

Thuraday night adopted a the contra base clarinet He Is going." She alto «Ud she's vironmental Protection and mv large development which 

a final reading of the or- the dty U not obliged to pay, 

resolution to apply for a state a member of the South Jersey had some porch gurnitura' the Department of Tran- discharges more than 2,000 are cited dnance," said Councilman 

recycling grant 

Wood Ensemble tor WM and stolen slnM the activity began sportation the situation with nallons of effluent per day. (continued from page 1) Mike Colao. "It's starting lt He said the path taken by 

The dty'a |7»,7O0 grant also In the Altstate Sym- although she Indicated It int toe Action Supply pit on Old the old threahoU WSJ 8,000 

before we approved it It's as 

application proposed by phonic Band for INS, certain whether the busStagecoach 

Road In Seavllle. 

Lonfio said he experts strict 

Coundl win have an impact 

gallons. 

simple as that," Colao add. 

enforcement of the ordinance, 

m the im budget whereas if 

Councllwoman Kathleen Jeff Seals, director of music people are responsible, 

The study, which Is to be the 

During a role call vote, 

which was requested by 

Paocoast to a request for for Somers Point schools Somen Point police Lt Indication* are ttat 4e township's offlcUl plan after 

Conroy and Kesnlg both voted 

J^ta^wetii 

Mayor Roy Qllllin, to prove 

binds for the purchase of a played a tape of one of Larry Ceres told The Sanitnel- wastewater manageJMent it receives the necessary 

m "because of the way It was 

tten would sot btvt 

costly. 

Impact on the cap. 

factor, an alumlnum- Chester's performances for ledgm- be called NJ Transit plan, whose state ar^ptance approvals, was Initiated and 

I can aeparator and a Council and praised him for on Friday and advised them h necessary before Cedar paid for by Cedar Square Ltd. 

"I already Wormed the 

atakebody dump truck with Us high degree of musical of the problem. 

Square Ltd. can receive septic 

administration this would be a 

hydroUc tailgate. 

excellence. 

Ceres explained Laurel approval for Its proposed |7- SHELL CLUB TO 

terrible drain for the over- 

Alto included In the He also read a totter from Drive li pert of the company'• mllUon Acme Market In MEET AUG. 4 

time," Longo said. "Monies 

proposal are funds to pur- Mainland High School n\\u>\" route which runs about one Seaville, may be sent back to 

will have to be added They're 

Jersey Cape Shell Club will 

chase • 2,700-pound fork-lift director Michael Skwarlo bus per boor between Ocean the township for alterations. 

not in the budget and we're 

meet 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 4 

and to hire an employee. praising Chester. 

aty end Atlantic aty. The plan was recently 

not geared for It (the en- 

with guest speaker Nick 

The resolution didn't pan "Thank you. Thank you all" "It Is a bus route; It's not a approved by Township 

forcement). 

Katnraui, a New York shell 

without some confusion. What Chester said departing- "I step," he said. 

Committee and submttted to auctioneer. He will apeak on 

"I was hoping the 

prompted discussion was have to go to band practice." Ceres said be was told that toe county Planning Board Marglnellas — gems of the 

moratorium (on en- 

concern over the accuracy of 

the problem baa ben caused end the state Department of ocean. The meeting wffl be 

forcement) could take place 

I the figure quoted In the Residents of Unrel Drive In by one driver "being a nice Environmental Protection's held at The Wetlands In- 

until the end of the summer," 

proposal for the employee's Somers Point who have been guy" and letting people off at Division of Water Resources stitute, Stone Harbor Blvd., 

fee chief added. 'The tat 200 Victoria Lane 

salary-and whether the city topressing 

the local governing their request The driver has for review. 

followed by refreshments; 

payers are paying directly or 

bound by the provisions of the body since last summer for a been notified. 

But Brian McLendooV of public Invited. 

indirectly." 


proposal. 

solution to what they say to • But Gerea Mid a •»yy" Water Resources recently 

The $13,500 Hated in theserious 

problem with traffic would be Issued If the problem said the plan tacks a sewer 

resolution, which la actually coming off Garden State persists. 

service area map which BARBECUE AUG. I 

the bate salary for a city Parkway exit Ml beading for 

would explicitly define The Missionaries of The 

employee not including Ocean City told aty Council Tiere will be a special where, In tact, waste disposal Sacred Heart will hold a 

benefits, waa apparently an Thursday night that NJ public meeting 1 p.m. systems may be placed. chicken barbecue from 1 to 8 

Transit buses have been Thursday, July 31 u Upper The plan was necessary pjn. Sunday, Aug. 3 on the 

to reflect the total one-year wrongfully letting off Township Hall, Tuckahoe for under a state policy change grounds of the Villa Pieta, 

I alary which la 120,000 win passengers In their neigh- 

adopted list October 2249 Shore Rd., Lin wood. 

benefits. 

flclals to discuss wltt requiring a state NJPDES Donation is |5, For in- 

Concerns were alao railed Laurel Drive resident representatives from the (New Jersey Pollution formation call 927-6600. 

over whether the dry would Giselle KlnseU said buses 

be bound if lt were to receive hive let passengers off on 

(he funding to hire an emLaurel 

Drive seven tones 

ployee to • permanent since the end of June. MARMORA 

FRANK TEDESCO 

position. 

She said mere have been 

Concrete Contractor 

"We're not committing problems with people putting 

S3 Yean Experience 

ourselves If the grant to luggage on her lawn, and TILE CO. 

Serving Ocean City and 

permitted to hiring an em-crossing 

the street "not 

Surrounding Areas 

.ployee," Howard DIU 

New Work and 

CuMq • Drtviwjyi • Porebti 

' snperlntendent the City 

Repairs 

SMraiRt • Howt • Etc. 

Public Worka Department 

Free Esflmafos 927-5052 

assured council. 

Call Paul Hartley 

390-8278 

Southern] 

fiomers Feint resident RJ. 

Chester, 16, of E. WUmont 

Avenue waa recognked by 

City Coundl Thtiraday night 

for being one of two people in 

South Jersey to earn a 

' sitlon In the National 

i Concert Band. 

vuBter, who will be a 

Junior this fall at Mainland 

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ÂDVERTISING RATES 

AdverflseminTs for thes# columns should be m the et- 

(ict of The Sentinel Lodger for the TVC&DAY EDITION not 

later than MoAday. noon for the regular classified Mellon, 

(no too late to classify In Tuesday's edition) FRIDAY 

EDITION, Wednesday noon for the regular classified sec 

tlon and Thursday noon for the too-late to classify Mellon. 

Diailff-Mll 

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(10* per word exceed Ing ss wordt) 

Ad Running S Consecutive Times, 

i with IS Words or Less .,,.,,..,,,,,,.,. Ill.M 

Adi Requiring Be* Number 11.00 additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS W 

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112 Bth Street', Ocean Clfy.-N.J. MMS 


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cower cost. Copy accepted over phone as eogrtisy and 

convenience to customer, but payment fnust be received 

before advertisement will be set in typje. 

Lost And Pound Help Wanted 

(,OIT WINEtSUBPIS — »• North 

Street, Fftiifyle ffiidai, blue rocket 

Mil, Call tolled 11S-fiH"6 ef *** Pnil 

Kiim.i u Central lad. It 

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STUBINTS — MEN - WOM1M — Bin 

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aveilteii tarn ifp to i 10 Mr hsur Call 

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laaoreri with a ottire far advancement. 

Alto nets 1 esoerieneed dump truck: 

driven. 1II4M0, It 

tasplLX—ill alas. Si ¥iporlence 

nMtiitry, alia to trtln. wi ei» train 

young children H months and ever, Mi- 

nil IM-i.U. II 

flitPHONE ONDEB CLERKS — 

Private disk and phone. Pan time 

evenint noun, Ocean City siflte. Iff. 

Ml!. If 

CEiANINS HELP WANTED = Part 

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TIINAOES WANTED TO CAM FOR 

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p.m. to • p.m. ttarTlna wad,, Aug. itn 

M ending MM,, Aug. inn. Call 

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OFFICI WORKER - Typing * payroll 

esparlence. « days a weef^ including 

WMMe nli, C»M Mr. Pylltn t!7 4140. II 

VOLUHTalR DISPATCNEk WAN' 

TEB — To dlipetch ambulance call! 

out §f Iheir home Itr fht Ratfua Hitfld 

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pgnunlty ayallaU* In OC'I (argait ol- 

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laundry, gardening, dtfk. Sun wrlna 

parf'flnta aftarniani, dr ifarf iummtr,. 

Malt work fill Later Oiy, Mod pay, 

llpi, Mnyiat, Rafarancal. Andraw'l 

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lalat PtrlHI. 

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Mil B114H011 . II 

laovl ISIILS 

•am monty thli iumnitr with a 

morning neiWpaBar rouit, Tht 

PhiiadalMila inguirtr II IMKIng tor 

riiliblt youth carrltri In ocean City 

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ulet thru Sept lit. Barn eain and 

lo lupar prljti. call itMJJi Btt- 

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lormafisn, Alk for Mr •radiay. It 

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SIMM, Rl. f • Mill Rd., Nortninid, 

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liM. ' M 

SCHOOL BUI DHIVBRS - immMlth 

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PDtt Tlffit ~"nM ROUND 

POSITION - ti phirmacllfi aHiltanl 

lo work In lit with pMrmallil, (lOoa 

pay and Mfliliti, apply Ftlamki'i 

Parkway pharmacy, Mm a silwfy 

AVI. call it?-!l!i, H 

DILICATESSAH/SANDWICH MAKiR- 

¥alr round, part llitit, Monday through 

Friday, li:Ma,m. ioi:»p.m Calim- 

0»«4, ••m.toip.m. H 

SECRETARY — Part tlmt fir rial 

•itatt otfln. Mult lypt ang ht witling 

to lorn cgmputtr lyittm. f aar round 

piiltlin, call Iff-lin, 

II 

Diesel. MECHANICS - Hatvy dufy 

trutki. Hoipiiailiatlon plui many 

Mntfiti, Ull 1IHJM wtrkdayi. II 

RIAL liTAf i-M5,iat • l»,09B • 

liM.IM, wi will ttath you how n 

follgw a jjganntfM Incimt work plan, 

call Jill Oambla at liiMrlit RNItVi 

Rtaltari, If 1-ltia, Tl> 

•XCELLENT INCOMI FOR PART 

TiMI — homa •litmkfy work. Fir In- 

formation call H4-M1-MM Ht, Wli, 1-lt 

CARPENTER AND CARPINTIR'l 

HELPER — natdM, Prtltr with •»• 

parlanci but will train. Year nuns lot 

inoC.Call JtmHoalttri.MB.m. 11 

TBACHBR — Ol efflct «• 

tuplflMMwort prMtlilnf. Mutt Mn 

or b. •llglbl* far Ntw Jariay THIhtr*! 

ttrtlfluw, Cdnlief RD. Owtni, cap* 

May county VKitiHBi ifUML MJ-int. 

. Ml 

WANTED — Bookkusar oHict 

mtnagar Mr Octan City law firm, Full 

or part llnti, laiary MM upon m- 

parlanca. Ralarrnctt upon raqutlt. 

pitai. caiimuwrtraoot. • f-M 

WANTED - Legal MCretaxy fir Detail 

City olliet, ialary, beneflH, baitd «PM 

uptrlaiita, ttroni tf|Hn« ikiili 

required. RtitrtseM upen requeit. 

Plena cj|ll)tHa*0 tor loot. 7-n 

OOOD DAYTIME MIITION - fart- 

lime kiiperi vttr round IwuMcleanhig 

larvMi, can leed ta full-time M, hMr to 

ifart. Tranipanalian helpful, will trtln. 

Scrub Sand, Ml-nil, > H 

BXPERIBHCED PLUMIIR — Call 

bttWMntand4p.ni. CalllallMt. Mf 

FEW OOOD MAIDI — NlMM now 

miwgh Octobar. Apply In ptnifi Har- 

bor Hmit, Mil and Bay Am.. O.C. 

Lacali pralarrM. tl 

FRil CARBlR HlUHT-Praiantrt by 

Zacurlu Rttlty. Raaltari, at Harry'i 

laa, tantn Point. July n, IMa II >|W 

PJH. "Maw to gtt Itarttd In f*aJ 

attatt" Wk*t to took lor In • ml tltlt* 

c*a>a«v" A ulei ptrunt |at) daKria- 

nt« ••earttr tpixrtunHIti and m«k 

mm" Raiarva now, llmlnHt watlnf. 

C m i m Mt 

U»a-»n,»»»/m6. C8mmuu(a». 

Mot dlitrlkuten nitiw in V 

Immadlataly. NtHMai ilippcn. Part 

flint tr fulti Trainin* rnyioM, call 

tarn IH1I itl-fiN, M 

COOK/IHORTORDBR - oMptrMMM 

III knttlitt aM lunih M Ocaan city. 

otitf Hltry. Call MT-U1I. n 

COMPAHION'FOW OLOIN WOMAN^B 

octan city, wt an latfclna, |tr a 

woman ta act n bMrnu|k HI, 

AM than 4,pin. HM kMIMM. N* 

hwitwork or nrtiM. onvtr'a IIMBW 

iMtnury, toppiamtnt far ymr McUl 

Uturtty. call m-IMt «lk far ArnilMa. 

T 

-|,,. ^^%m^-m**sm*m*Jms; 

Ocon pturmacy itMSis. T*> IIH Hfaaaaaaii tat 

OOVEftNMENT JOtl 

WMMVyf, NewMrlaf, Call NtHMtN , .__ 

HI, R MM Mr carrtM HMenl lilt/ , MS' *•*»• 

2 ,• .. •.- •« v'y ;*T»\ • • •• —rrt 

•-B{. ififtrfii, AtrhUifntm. Htm. 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER NIGHT 

Help Wantpci Prof'l Services 

lirtt flail Ocvan City Met*' - 

Andraa at J« >wo. " 

CHILD CAR! - naodad In our ocun 

City Mint for 1 ma. old boy Mill nan 

tictllani rattrtntH, asparltnit* and 

UftigFMina M child davtlopmtn!, pan 

tlnla In Aog lllamlBM Mt.l, Full lima 

Mtlnnlng upt. iriW AM fa till PM) 

goad pay. Call >•'••)• *r IMilii 1 

Itaya mtfitoa. a-t 

COMPANION IITTtH FOR ELOIRLT 

MALE ^ fn my Ainia. Tuts, and ThuFt, 

li)9 ft 1:». Littit cart nacatMrv, 

Riply to ioi Itj, faiiflnit Ladgar. t*l 

• SPIRItNCiD PLUMIIR - {til 

Bafwttn I a.m. and i p.m, iai-fua. t.ti 

CUITODIAN " TO ••OiN (M- 

MIOIATELY - Hack laal llctnit 

r llrM, EicallMi bMtliti. CMtact 

D, Owtni, cast May county 

vocational Ichooli, ugiui I.O.E, t-1 

H1CIPTIONIIT/1IC1HTARY — In 

tallllMI, trtlcuuia parun witH 

Hcratarial ikllli akM fa maintain 

plaaunt apptiranti and dlipoiifion for 

buiy law offlta in O.C. call WHIM, t-l 

LI9AL IBCRBTART - Iiptrltnet 

only witfl oookkatplng knewiadga. For 

Oitin city law firm, ialary nmmin, 

(urata with tnp.rl.nt. call Militatd 

ana Riagwty in uto or land raiunit fa 

•11 WMI Avt Ocun City, HJ ttllt, a-11 

H !gf tens I.' 

si Junt tnd JtiJ 

rm,. 

Mil a 

1*1 for lemi part 

Mqer 170f Wtslty 

aiht call i!M43* 

iaava maitasa, 

General Mdse. 

€m\. SFLA6iM»JNT WINDOW* - 

Summer Rental, f YMrly Rtntall 

Tutoring 

f 

s trtf, irltiinicflf, ilmpjf 

prsttiifpti fEtcdJntii •tsrti. SM 

i h.ip hwtpii ctrtifitd tM£i»r, 

s Hfih if IS Pl*#i«fi Av* , Sfmmtt 

e*i! »* '?** if 

Situations Wanted 

1PRINO ¥110 CLI 

waliilno ina waiinf, Iiii«m "in. 

UH •••miioi at >•>«>« I* 

DO tOU NIID SOMEONI TO — run 

trFandi. walk doit, pat lit, hiula wat- 

ch, ale. II io, ceil o FtiBoniisIt totn 

with raf«r**»i €«HaE* EfiieKA at 

Mobile Home* 

MUTNIBN PINCI COMPANY 

All Typnof Chain Link 

ind Wood Fence! 

FBI! •ITIMATIS 

Atlantic County ajl-elii 

CI.IAN SWIIP CLIAMtNO lEflVICI 

~ API,, (Hunt and Oflitt cl.tnlno 

avaiiaBia to you at rtaioniMt ratal, 

waakly and biwatkiy KhMuiti, wa 

ilia do changaoytFt and iof-ins 

claanini Call Mn at Hl-aill at 

HM initalitd wim warranty. Call yence 

window Co.. tuttal or I limt-eJJl. llj 

ilLDE OCEAN CITY POIT CARDS — 

lor ult, leot thru IMO call mill) tl- 

Itr i p.m. 7 21 

CRYSTAL CORNKR 

ANTIQUES 

Elegance witheui tatravaganct 

Coma and tnjoy brewling 

All Mlkwtt in carefully HlatUd 

4*CentrilSq,,RI* 

Linwood.N.J. 

653B742 MI 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN — Farl lime 

Tuttdiyi tnd Thursday? Bay neurt 

only. Call tflilH. Ill 

OBAPHIC ARTS TEACHER — II mon- 

Hi petition, la trim ifuatnti for entry 

level (OH In tM Graphic Art! Heidi. 

Mull have or be illglbit lor Ntw Janty 

teechen ctrtllluit. Contact RD 

Dwtni Clot May county vocational 

school!, UHllil E.O.E, II 

LIOHT MAlHTINANCt - Santrll 

tlfinlng full timt iummar iaaion, 

PitlM call HI3I01 n 

DRIVER — Alw it work in (lower iMp, 

Apply In ptrun Piiher Colonial 

Fiowen in Shore mil. Llnwsod, f 

H 

Ifta "UlL PUP" — AM fiBtrglaai 

lyggaga utility trailtr. TOWI aaiifV' 

mint condition, uiad out «ma, laertliit 

ijia, etii iii-Hoi. t-i 

Persona is 

DISPfRATfLV IIIKINO 

Plamlnse! i Palm trail for daitrafion, 

Wiylo- ilka ti tjorFiw §r rtnt lor ona 

•vanint. Call If Mill until I a.m. and 

lii'iiaiavaninoi, t-t* 

HOME IMPROVEMEMTS 

By 

Richard Adams 

Carpentry • Kltchtns 

Baths • Painting 

PaperinlT* Orywall 

Flooring • Doors • Winaowt 

Ceramic Tllei 

3910810 

PICK TOUR OWN—triih Irull and 

vagBiai, Sluaeerriei. tomatiai, canning 

timitoii, ptpptri, iapoage, oniom. 

ligrelia prBvfdttf ar no cjurgt. 

Locaftd ntar BaMaplatn fiat* Per*if. 

Call aal iffia, f*§ 

beech ind board-Ilk, MvHIalward,, 

tennl. Weekly IIH. Call HMra, If 

APART««lNT-ltfSlly ind wttify 

vacationer!. AIM tuUtt and mm., jg- 

m II. Io lath It, WarawiW. A/C, TV, 

parking, tts. Very nice Andrew 1 , 

inn. IUO OMtn Avt. Itnut, TP 

TWO tl'DIOOM AFT! — Maitnil or,' 

yearly. Furnimed. Children welcome, 

call Ift-eSM, ••' 

ALSO WINTIB - BeaehMock apt,, I 

bedroomi, I bafhi. 111 appliance!, off 

itrttl parking, Beaton.tie r.te. cell 

IttWIIU liter S p.m, t-l 

NANTUCKIT AT alt ITR1IT - New 

I barm,, i bam, 2nd II. condo. Bayvitw 

deilgner furnliKed. Pool, eierclie 

room. Avtllatlt tor Auguil. wttkeayi. 

•veningbl1l-MM»l. t-S 

lEAVILLE—illlcitncy lot. 

inly plui Mill. Call tu-17M, 

] tlDRMM AFT, — 

HiahW- 

y 

ptrkini, pa*, 

nt-inl. 

* trill, Ctlr- ' 

NIW I ITOBT HOME - at 414 Up, 

nan Avt. Three btareomi, M MM? 

wither, dryer, w/m carpel, wwrter 

iyittm, Ml tffttt parkins. MN mMtmy, 

pin titctrit. call m-jM nn. M 

DUPLEX - ind filer imtumuJMd. I 1 

bedroom, 1 Mm, gti Mai, Mai MM) 

mrm carpet, ac, w/d, 9D, Inat A rear 

deck, all itrtat putting, Adulti aMy, No 

pell |7« monthly + ullllllei. Avail 

Oil, II, vicinity Mud A Aihury call 

(ill) 127-.111 Mt' 

PUHHITUIII IALI — Dining room lit 

• occaiilonai chain, it), 1 nti and 

mirirniH, 1 vacuum clianiri, aar 

dm tool!, lprayer, plaiflc pipe flttlngi, 

1 waoRM chain, tile top tami, dims 

timt {i cartonii. Chandilier Ctll 

anytlmi, Ifffiri, ill ocaan s«d, 

aacons floor, tf 

OCEAN CITY ClWRMiMO I 

hHH nter oeaen, I tatm, " * % £ 

tic, Ml. ilvWS, dining room, fnmvreM, 

yara, avail, Ausilitl atto/mo. * mU, 

Wiiiiii« » 

MVINO ROOM SIT — FFMIIF, hipl 

chtif, PUCA miptd, Kariiun htattri, 

waignti and bmi call mum n 

COTTAGE TARD SALE — f a.m. to 1 

pm Aug. I 4 ], W.il.y MtnoF. Ilf 

H» BAY SOUTH—2 SOB, I btth, (Br 

nlmM, peel, garage, ttrran. Monthly, 

•Hignai or annually Btn atftr call 

I1S1U1J1J tf 

BBAUTIFUL — Ocaanfront Apt, All 

tmanfliH. Avafllbte Sept. II to Sept, 

17. call llmailll. after ThurMay 

mjiu if 

LAIY — Don't fttl like weihing, 

wixing, cftanlni the Iniidi of your cart 

wt. will do It tor you I Ottt'i liecutlye 

CtF ottailini, tht contpiatt car cprt 

aytteni. By appolnfmani anly 191- 

mi in 

ALL KINDS OF FURNIT0BB — Urge 

A ifnall apsliincti. He, Ltrgeit itlac, 

tlon In tti. irtt ti chHil front. Check 

our watiity ipeciala. second Hand ROM, 

Ilia AltUFy Avt. tl 

TANDEM OFFICE SEATINO. — 

deiki, ind isacutlva cnalf, pleeie »ti 

motii , tl 

Child Care 

T1ACNIRI NEEBEOi Adult tvtnlnf 

Khoei ifftrlng ivir lie tiuriti ranging 

fnm airthlfi, boat rtitoratlon, nunti 

tldt and Oritnttl cooking to eomputar 

and tftdtnilc InitruEtiin. Fir further 

Information, fall R.O, Owtni, cap! 

Miy Co, voutional ScnMli, UI-lltl 

BOB. II 

HURJEBY ICHOOL AIDE — All.r 

nooni. Trinity Huntry fchool, Mar- 

mora. itO-HM. Ill 

•MKNIBPIII IICRITARV - lor 

kuiy MutMnd Real Eitatt offset, 

Ialary umfflHliuratl with aMilty and 

«peritn§e, Immtiiaft opining 

Monihin Realty llnd and Central Aval. 

e,e, m-mttl 

WILL DO isryilTTINO - in my 

namr, s davl a wttk, vary i«d with 

tniijr,n, eallnlMJI. tt 

CHILD CAHI IN M¥ OMAN CITY 

HOMI - INuFilng itudentl any lit. 

Specialty includti Inlanli, h.ndluppad 

childFtn weleonil, Vlry Fttionaalt. 

call Ifl-iiu altir I p.m. weekday! and 

•arly morning on weekend!. >-3* 

Autos For Sale 

UNIQUE TYPING 16RVICI _ Need SPECIAL S*Li - Shetti, pillow caiei, 

typing lull auleklyt AM typti if •••• — •- —— -- - 

profaiilonal typing (I.e. legal, medical, 

rta) lltaft) and non-profiiiiinal work 

dont iuickly tnd accurately lirt molt 

eaiei, ovtmigfit). Ho |ob too imall, 

•tannablt ratal, 7 dayi a week. 

Collect and dttlvtF. call Mt-lfJl. II 

YEAR ROUND HILIA8LI 

HOUSICLEANINS IIR, 

VICE;—regular Khtdultd aPMintmon- 

t*. we don't cut cornori, we clean 

fhtmi staionai citanlnf too, Saturday 

tenant cMngonan, sirub Sgued Iff- 

1071. CALL USI 111 

FOOMIIR U.S. MAIL THUCK - 1174, 

AM general waikln, good condition. 

Only 10.000 m"t> call Ul-IIM bttwean 

I and I p.m. tl 

etaan city home, Apprik* 16 hri. ptr 

wttk, fttrtlng Sept. Rtferinm 

rtguirtd, Call after • p.m. ni-MH, ••! 

LIFIOUARD AND CHAMBERMAID 

— Now through stpttmbtr ilth. Apply 

In Ptnan at nil Capri Mottl, Ttti A 

Boardwalk, O.C. II 

call Iff-igfi. 

MARKETW8ANDPHESS 

— DIRECTOR " ~" 

Indlvldyal wifti Hvtral ytiri 

profaulenal am axpm-leoca, XJuoM 

lo Implement ongoing luditnca 

dtvelatment and luMcrlpflon corn 

palgni, cultivatt prtil and com- 

munity reltflofti and to iupervlie 

Blrtct Mall Advtrtliing, brochure!, 

and publication confent^deiign, 

group tale! campaign!, prest 

roleHta, and market reutr- 

en Imagination, arganlutlon, ad- 

mlnlitf ativi mill., ana luptrvitory 

ttllitwid. HUM PA 

wrltlni MmplM to HH Sentinel- 

Lecl»er,B4JHIO.C,NJ.M1M II 

MM OLDS CUTLAIi - Supftmt 

Brougham. 4 cyl,, pipb, at. Mil, >mlm, 

•tireo, crulit tntrl, vinyl roof, bMH, 

win whatii, new, wltn, ludtd, UMt 

ml. HMO. ly owner Mt.]f14fIf, ••• 

Prof'l. Services 

Wanted 

OLD WOOD FURNITURl - One piece 

of more, @ak, manbgany, wicker, Caih 

Mr cuttiit! of homo, Afti, f buy all an- 

tMni, Call MMIM, Ml 

YBAR ROUND H0UIIMATE - Sept. 

occupancy, Flnt floor lurnlahM, down- 

town location, acrou from tht betcn. 

Rtltnncti A dtpiiif required. Call Iff- 

WM, ft 

OARAOB TO JTORB CAR VIARLT - 

call Ml IIJI ayenlngt, tl 

MASSAGE THERAPIST 

PreffMlenllly trained In 

SWEDISH MASSAGE 

Women Only • Men by 

Ruftrral 

ilTTYSWAHSOH 

399-4076 

Window and HouisCliiniftg 

U Hour • 7 Day Wetk " 

Serviet 

Per Your Convunlinci 

Call 399-1921 

VINYL, ALUMINUM ind 

CEDAR SIDING 

INSTALLED hy 

Satisfying homeowners 

with Innovative Ideal ind 

workmanship lor 17 yrs, in 

the Cape Atlantic arts. 

Call Sam 609-327-5161 

PAKTWaTOfLUIM-tt 

And Odd Jobl 

Quality work «nd 

AfforcUMi 

CALL MARK 3990531 

Before 10 i.m. • Wt#r 0 p.m. 

T js 

PAINTING BY 

M1KSDEAN 

Interier i Eiltrior Painting 

Fully iniured 

•ret Eitlmain 

"NO JOi TOO SMALL" 

191-13S5 " 


WORK DONE 

Ctiiing Paniand Llonl Fiitures 

intUIIM 


Trif FFleanRignt 

Call SPARKY 8M-5634 

• mnrwrnto 

Reglifered Builder 

MTtariiiptrlence 

Llctnufll lully Iniured 

Octan City, N.J. 

3118498 

towtil, lie. Large ititction all In t>< 

ceilonl condlllin, feeaiM Hand Bite, 

1141 Aikury in, tf 

DON 1 ! Mill OUR DOLLAR 

CLOTHING RACK — iHirti, ptntl, 

dreaili, BMetan, coiti, ate. it Jo ea. or 

Itts. Laraeif atlection in the trta, 

iecond Hand Bojt. IUI AiMry Avt tl 

lfii i£ kAvy*!»Ki ATV - iSe, crti- 

timan thredder HIS, 1 rldlnf mowiri, 

ntedi work. illi. eacli. Call f». 

nil, »•" 

REFBIOIRATOR — lean Coldipot, 

avocado green. Good condition. Fairly 

new. ifitg call Mt-iiii. '•" 

FOR IALI - small refrigerator lor 

colltv' dorm room, lactilent condition, 

illi. Call Iff-IHi, e-l 

YARD IALI - Friday, Aug. 1, f a.m. 

to I p,m, wa-ri msylng, Hi Flymouftl 

Fiaet, Q.c. l-l 

WINOJURFUR - MISTRAL (Oarda) 

nrfect condition I7« call JIH)n II 

IALE — 10 to 1 p.m. HoulehoM 

maiurti. Rain or ihiin Friday A 

taturday. Aus, I £ 1, Mf-lSfh St. II 

TWO BEDROOM APT 

lllf.l Wttk, 

ONE ROOM 

Brivait oafti tar 1,1140 a wttii 

iEAMNAL ROOM! 

ttIt0i?fwHI> 

BUCAYNB 

Anosriyn Vltw Hotali 

•IMIIOCIAM AVI. 

H 

BEACHWATCH 

7lh a BOARDWALK 

1 Bedroom Condo, Sleeps 4, 

Unit 2i, Brand niw, eom- 

pletely furnished w/2 off 

sfruet parking spacft, F#w 

steps to beach «, boar- 

dwalk. 

CALL LtHS 398-5500 H 

MARMORA - Uiuynmhed Iwuia • £ 

•drm.*. nei» IMilH. RlH«" +• 

iecurity dtpo.lt re«y(i«. IfM per mag 

til. call lfw«ai, 'W, 

, NANTUCKET - Mi !u»yry yl«W ran.; 

tali, witfl a pool, a "low iBd they ara_, 

traiNt nt». Hartliis at «a pw montw 

Contict our ialeimen it fHd ee- 

RIVIERA LA8O0N - i hoi« •Hi. 

floating dack, « hum,, i bam, Mmuy , 

room w/flraplart. MM elu. KHIIIttlj < 

call JfMIai. »'W, 

NANTUCKIT - 1 bdrmu I bath I 

w/d, diihwaintr, an Mef/ilr, 

Avail, Aug. i, MM. piui Biintiit, call 

m 711) or Ifi-ius afttr i p.m. l-l, 

YiARLV AFT, - i bdr^ largi ,,„ 

living area, partlnt, qit>l^ norm ... 

ma. MM p»r manni, 'f*l 

oiilitiet and cant, call iff.»If,»'» i -, 

AVAiLABLi otrroiiii Ht. 

MrnllnM modern duple. M 

0,e. I Bartni, I (KttH, -aui, dry, mm, t 

itoratt. FtrMt for •man family MM. 4 

l fllllli Hall owll 

ntonfhly piii Millllw. ton ewnar 

Mi., or Sun. Mt-MI. 

DNPURNIINED TWO BIDHOOM - • 

bam tM IHer apt. year round, •it, 

dry, rtltHg,, pamlnt ini apaii ponjfc* 

Mature couple or lingla aertenr 

Available Aug. lit isal. fneiimiy Mm 

uHliHti, 111(1! required Call Iff- 

HS1 after 1PM. !>l 

. . . _ - , _ OCEAN CITY HOMES - 1 bdr, Hr«J 

ONE BEDROOM EFFICIENCY - UM floor duplti apt. All appliance! MM, 1 

•ttkiy, 1 Matt Irem beach Call 1*1- monthly pint utiilllat. largtr Haajy: 

l le. co.11 etatly, hf * IfMltl, 

BAYFRONT HOME - I bedroom, i THREE 1IDR0DM DUPLBX - lit 

tjith, lurnlihtd, ill appllantti, beat floor, wainer ind drytr. Available «»- 

•lip, ullllllei Included Available Aug. tember tit MM. monthly plui vtlllllei g • 

jfU, lumm.r H17 and (HI le.ion No pan Call JtH.ll. I'll T 

wttki. CilMll-ifii, M „_ 

EPFICIINCY AFARTMINT - j " 1 1 *•• "'^SL 'IIB.*uttntU9 W *llJ 

cuini-ni!, '• • rl »" 0 '' 

IH-I1440U 

TOMMcDERMOn.lNC. 

Home Improvtmsnts 

Siding, Windows, peers, 

Carpentry 

CRAFTSMANSHIP QyARANTHO 

TP 

MJPLI DININO ROOM TABLE - • 

cluln IIM, some omtr Mem! of In- 

tereit. Call )H Ull. 1-1 

Bui. Opportunities 

LOCKHVM iUSINIBi-lor W tt Hftrn 

inio write los Lockimltn, P.O. Bin H7I, 

sctan city, N,J, Illli, '-it 

BEACHFRONT HOMB—MB. KnurkM 4 

Mrm,, I bath duplu, ntautllully fur- 

nUhtd ^(ilf^ llrtpllice jnd -hlrlpool 

Ulh, air ennd., cable TV, wai,, dry., 

dllh., iff ifrltf parklnf. Call Owntr 

IHf) Ifl-IS79 or (atf I Ifrtlff, II 

MOOERN 551 TO FOUR 

Btaroomi ntir beach t boardwalk, 

m»it tmtnltlti. Avail. Sept Ith it low NANTUCKET AT •MM ITRIIT - «»#. 

.tl1..B«r.l«,c.lim»41. M , Mrn,., J MIR, ind door t«M 

• — v bayvltw, Bnlgner tumlihtd, avalMIM 

FURNISHED MOUSE - Dtllghtful Sept, thru Mty. WMkHyi IIlUHMt 

nornt an bay lyltakia fir a lamlly. four tvtnlngi, 11J-UHIH 

bedrwlni, I baltii, pltr and boat 

M ki 

Winter Rental! 

NICELY FURNUHllD •MODiHN I - 

bedroom apt, w/w, AC, DW, W/D, gat. 

iltaf. Available Sept. Mb until June 1J, 

UM piui utilltitl. Call JH 1110. T-tf 

R.I, For Salt 

COMIMUJH THB BAT-UNI4USOHB 

— omrnid; •sntnueltttl vlrw n Hit 

•ay. I dtcki MO ktaroomi and balti, 

plui panthtuia oosyoiiti ana v% tjafh, 

WeFklng llriplaca, new w/w carpeting, 

A/C. Compltltly fyrnlithM, ailhtl 

llnani, tic. ntw kllchtn. 1111,099 tail by 

owner JtMJt*. Ml 

ATTENTION CAMPERS — Private rt 

lalt llftlme mtmtunnip, outdoor world 

camp Coait to com. Prucnaitd at 

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wAl tell at •utitanllaf dlwount fnm 

/-currant new mtmbtrinlp, Writt loll 

IN, Itnlintl-Ledgtr, HI 

DUPLEX — Two ktaroontt, I Bath taek 

unit. Iictlltnf rental Hlilory, large lot, 

» • l», near public Mat Hunch, ihjp- 

plng and WI courM. llif,IM. Owntr 

MI4N1 or Ml-UUJlt. M 

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FLOOR IANBIN9 4 REFINISHIHO — 

Qualify work •pecitliiing In palnM 

and won lloon. Old noon look nta 

win wittr ml Main rtilitinea 

pnlyuntMnt, Prtt titlmlln. Call 

Sllintlc PMtr landing, srMKl. 1-11 

VINYL RIPLACIMINT WINDOWS — 

Cuitom matt, niiiilt or brown I" in- 

•uiatM Hall, I wttk dtllvtry. Only 

illi ImtflM wltn warranty. Call Ltnco 

WIMOW Co., H1-II4J ur 1 Jinn *ISJ. tl 

CHARMINO ABOVE OARASE APAR 

TMINT - I hadmt, cable hookup, 

celling fan, ileepi i, 1 black M Math 

Ind board-tH. Available Immed, MM 

per week or il,sfjt, month 01 Auguit ar 

ll,let Vt leaion. Call Iff-Mll, AiM Mr 

Ann, MI 

ONI IBDBOOM - Flrtt lieer elf,, MM 

wttkiy, One bedroom Md II. apt, iMrtpi 

4, MM wttkiy. Two bdrm., I bath con- 

do, ilr-cend,, waiher, drytr, 

d)Utw,,pMI, mt weekly. Open July 11 

thru Mpt. Three Mrm,, home, m 

bathi, MM wttkiy. All elate la beach. 

Mi! Ratify, Realtor, MJa Albgry AVI, 

Itf-Mta. M 

FURHIfHED _ Nice roemi tnd tptl. 

far rtnt . titn I to a, varlei. 

Returnable rate.. Call now, HMIf I, n 

THREE ••BROOM - 1 Mttl MplM, | 

X klaci frem beach, lovely Mullen, 

Call MlMM-ffif, 7'H j 

ONI BEDROOM - Cemtlttety Itr" 

monlhi*" pTu. utillllu. tali Inyday I 

•.in. Ml p,m, IIMfMin, *« 

SOVIIINMINT HOME! — Fnm II (U 

repair!. Delinquent tan property. 

Repoiitllloni. Call M).«).»0» til. H 

fW* for currant npo IM, IIS 

SHORT TBRM RENTAL* - fCU la 

1/11/17, Ntw ant Mrm, eenta on baaea, 

moil imtnlllit. MM ptr me, MM 

ulliiiiai, Ctll itmo. M 

Storage For Rtnt 

tTORAOS SPACE — Set iq. leet Plul 

jeft area, miiaary building only 

mlnuiei fnm Ocean city. Call nhnn. 

Leave mttiagt, H 

Boat Slip 

•SAT iliFI — WteMy, montnly or 

uaHaal up to II II. on Snip! Cnann.l, 

tomari Point. s«urlty, ii|Mlnii Irtin 

watir, Mil, fackit anawi on premlui. 

Free ramp in and not with rtnttl. till 

•ay Mart Marina, IIMMI. II 

WANTIB - EHI flip Mr la ft, 

Hllbwt, Aiifjyit Mi ta Avmil isth, 

PTtler Illh Urtet to HM ItrMt, Call 

cotlect (111) IM-lm ar (1IJ) 

. IS 

Boats For Salt 

o,M.e, If- HAUY - IMhp CMvrelM 1 

•MIEI. Vejr trtuM iailM •Mrige,' 

•ictitnt condition. EtvlpmeM • 

eluded. M,Mt. MH4HIM,: fl 

If iMT — low nlb»H, itil, Û Mtr- 

ciulwr, wllti «eat tllp until Oct. li, 

M,MI,canwt-MMaimi&tii. ' lit 

' HOIII CAT—Ult. Very" tooi cwia 1 . 

*!,««, call m-1917, - ; 

If FOOT M FO. PjnpjtDUlS - ' 

win li , ftp J»hnu)fl tutbotrd and 

ttaliM'IralM. ttMMflt iMdHIM, 

iOlTOM WHALERS-11 tootilMi- 4« 

hp Evlnrvde, trallw, tpecltl cover. In 

wattr. liteUM! twidltlw, U,iM. Ctll 

JtMlooritntrf. , • . t M 

•i» FRlVAtftPI -II It, MMMvinltli, 

>r PRAM — Flow* IIU nwt»*t w/aarc 

•kctltairt cwMithM lift. Call i HM4>- 

MtJ. . M> 

SALE BY OWNER-OR AITIC * 

FRICEREDUCTIONI 

Bntiillul ktylfHi dNSrater fur 

nllhtd 1 BR, 2 Mtti, Condo. 

AUgnlllcatit view ot bay. Luiury 

buliaint wltn all amtnitM. 

JMBly North ItH.Wt. 

*0t-»t7 S17J . . „ 

Yearly Rentals 

NIW DUPLEX - Hln II, ana, lit 

floor, avail. Aug. I, I Mrm!,, 1 Mill, 

w/w, w/«. tecurlty 4 rtttnncai 

r«BOI>B»»TohUl- COUPLE WitHBI I 

-M purtMM flMenMhf.sricM KouH 

ot-JvBtel. In otean CJty Mr tail oc- 

| cupancv, FHaia call ffMlii ar tn. 

iw'. « 

SMALL AFT- OBelHED f)Y fUTIHBO 

COLONEL — tona term leoani. praftr 

UffnM. tend attain or call N. 

NtwaMi |t» Frwunckiburg Rd.. Apt. 

|.|. |an AMMM Taut, flMi PMnt 

sil-nl-MM, »« 

R, E. For Rant 

JOMIKS FaiNT-mar Urclt, tppmi. 

JWM, 1^ oMica tiaa, I katta, i sHicn 

,'piu. jaraoraBapfMltf grinrk area. Air 

tifl: end an itratt parking. 

MlllMlt»« » 

Public Notleei 

PLANNING BOARD 

CITY OF leMEftl POINT 

NOTICE OF HIARINO 

Public Notlcs Public Nolle* lie Notlcat Public Notice Public NotkM 

RENT 

ecoaneifylMytfilna! 

'prom 10-ntH to ilH7, lurnUned, 

liggM nw, Encallenl csMillon in 

tide ana eut. noaae tali a»er ••• B m 

7»7J»U 

1SOUTHEND -Duple, ttwtd Ion Satfl 

II'. anj My *»• •MctlMt invaifmtnt 

epsorniiiify, ttartlnt at Ha,fN. Attrac 

till ttmtl IVtlulBM, for Inlorm.tlon. 

| M 

LM»T AVAILAtLf DUPLEX LOT — 

on Mm A timpm Avanut, corntr lot 

witfl aawtr aM water hook-up. B' . ur 

in,IM, Mi IIHHI alter tiM p.m. t-tf 

SOUTH END DUPLEX 

Zoned Lots 

; Sath SI. A Bay Av«. y 

,|ittllanl Invtllmtnt epportunity 

'ttanlnt it SM,fW. Anrtttivt term! 

evallable. 

FarlnM.tet4»-*Hi 

1 II 

; UPrtflTOWHSHf 

Residential building lot on 

beautifully woMed ground 

conjIMIng ol approx. 2.4 

acres. Quiet street In eoun 

'•fry setting, only minutes 

-from beaches and shop 

'ping. *35,900. 

AIDON 

Wwraaet m«-». 

•aiiay Trvri, Nartnaa Pelley Tntttai 

Martin L Diet! Truit, Alexander K. 

ni.tt. Truitet. Saorgi p, end Plertnct 

•ootrti, coapartMri, I/a •roadway 

pnperfitt kayo tppliaa to the city ol 

lomira Feint Plannjnfl Board punuani 

to tnt Btvalopfiitfif Rtgulofioni for tht 

eity of Semtrf Point. 

Nonet || hepaby Hrvta upon you that 

tlit applicants havt appllM to tht Flan- 

nlni Board for tM City ef Somtre Point 

for tmtnoacl final luMlvlilon approval 

and any hardship variancti nNeuary 

lor tall approvel Tht Droptriv which la 

the utiltct of Hill appiieactlin Ii lecatta 

on- Broadway and it known ti ton I and 

f, In block Nil, City of Semen Point Tail 

Map. Amtndto final tubdlvlilon ap 

erovai ia raoylFttf for fht eyrpoia of 

luMlviOIng Blparlan Grant landa 

rtlallng to bay front property ana 

(minuting the tilitlnf bulkhead IIM tl 

Dull! at fht pniact tilt. Tht tppilcant 

tppliH for end raqutltl such otfMr 

varltncn, Inltrprtt tf lont, or walveri ti 

tht cole may He from the Devllopmtnt 

Regulation, for tht City ol somtri point 

to permit tin emended final svMiylllon 

plan upon the landa end prom hurt sat for 

fit above, 

Tht applicant rtctivea final sub- 

giviiion tpurovai froni tnt City of 

stmin Point punning Board, a 

rtielyfltM adopted by the Plannlne 

Board for ftw €ify o* lomeri Pelnt on 

April IS, ItU 

A public hearing on fhii application 

will be held by ttw City ef SOffiert Point 

Plannino taara tl 7:30p.m. InrhaCoun^ 

ell Chamban, City Hall, New jtnty 

Avtmjf aM Snort Road, tomtri Point, 

New Jersey on AuBVit M, IfM. 

All inttrtttta partin will have an op 

portunlty ts be hatrd at ffn hearing on 

fhli tppiicaflon KhMwIM for Auguif N, 

\m at i:» p.m. ta afertsaid ana to 

prtttnf ttiy obltcTione to the ap= 

piic.tlon 

All socumtnti rented to thll ap 

pilcalion may bt lntpec|ed by tht pufHic 

at the Offlcl of Iht Secretary of the 

lomtri Point Planning Board during 

normal working hour*, 

state Falley Trull, Norman Fality 

Truiteti 

Martin L auit Truii, Altxanoer K. Blatt, 

Truitoe, 1 Oeergt F. and Plorence S. 

Roberta, co-partners, f/a Breadway 

Proptrtln, Applicant 

By; Gary R orlftlth, Iifl 

Attornty for Apptlcant 

Biatt, nlalnnt, till, 

tlofnlck, Ftlnberg. 

S. Grllllth, PA 

not Atlinllc Avt. 

Atlantic City, N.J, OHO I 

m'tw 

CITV OF MAUL! CITY 

NEW JERSEY 

RESOLUTION NO 411 (I»M) 

WHEREAS, thtrt tWiti a nt»a for a 

Program of Rtvtluatjon ot Rail Proper 

ty in the city ol Saa me City, New Jar- 

"wHIRIAS, the L«ai PUMic CBtitrac- 

tl Law (N.J.t.A, HJAII 1 It tN,> 

requirtt that the roMiutian autnarlilnt 

the award ef centracn tor "prafttsMMI 

lervletl" without competitive Mil mull 

be publicly actvertlied end tech contrict 

mnt be available far public munition, 

ana 

WHEREAS, the MufllcINi Attorney 

ho etrtlfleg that tfili metis tHtifllutt 

and rttulatlent governing tht award ol 

MM contracts, 

NOW, THIRIFOftE, tf IT 

RltOLVIO by tht loard of Coin- 

mlsslentn ot tht City ef lot lilt city if 

foliowi; 

I. Tht Mayor and tut City Clark in. 

htrtby autHerliM tnd e;ireel»d to 

•MCUta the anachtd eo'temenl wlm 

ABpraiial lurvtys, me 

Iw Fairway Ttrrace 

Mount Laurel. New Jtrwy MBJJ 

in tut amount of UJ.OOO.M 

I. Thli contract Is awarded wllnOMt 

competitive blddlns as a "Frefniional 

Strvlce" in accordance with »A: Il-Sit) 

la) (i> of ttw Local Public Cgntractt 

Law, 

], A notice ef thli action sntl| M 

publlshM In tht oetan City stniinei- 

Lsdger 

i/Michtel JMcHtl* 

,/wuii.m H VanArtideltn. Jr 

I/Janits ft. lannona 

I HEREe eflJTIFY THAT tiw 

foregoing rtMlution was duly adeplM 

by the Beard of eemmliiiontn of tnt 

City of Ita isle City, New Jtrtty tt HM 

regular nutting hold on Tuetdav, July 

», ItM 

i/vama M. Lynch 

Municipal Cltrk 

Rooms 

ROOMS — Sleep 1 or I or «. Apartment 

, jhat iiaepi i ma an apartment tint 

\ lMapl t, Sltion or monthly. 

I j r t W M t 

MOM! - Slno.lt and doublt dally Bay 

Ma, BHidtnii.i homo, Fricea aecor. 

Mna to itay. eali lfM*ii or MM4H. l-t 

CLASSlFlEOADS 

iRINO RESULTS^ 

CIT¥ OF SIA IILI CITV 

Nit* JERJUT 

ORDINANCE NO IM (HM) 

AN ORDINANCE Op TNI CITT OF 

IIA iSLI CITV AMENDINS OR- 

DINANCI NO. Ml (IfM) ENTITLED 

"AN ORDINANCE TO DIPINI AND 

DE LINE ATI TNI BEACH AND 

DUNE AREAS OF THE CITY OF SIA 

IILE CITV, NIW JERIBY, AND 

• STAIUIM RE9ULATIONS FOR 

TNI U«E AND PROTECTION 

TNIRIOP, AND TO REOULATE 

THE CONITRUCTION AND Ult OF 

FENCES AND OTNIR tTRUCTURBI 

TNIREIN AND THEREON, AND TO 

PROHIBIT TRESFAIIINO ON AND 

DESTRUCTION OF IAID DUNII, 

•EACH AND THEIR RESPECTIVE 

TFROTICTIVE DBViem. -AND 

' PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR TNI 

VIOLATION THEREOF." 

,• MICHAEL j. McH.le 

WILLIAM H. VanARTtDAL»M, If. 

JAMII R, lANNONE 

Commliiloner. 

Att.H. 

VIRNA M. LVNCH 

Munlclpl curt 

NOTICtT OF ADOPTION 

Tin above ordinance wai duly palled 

ay Hit BolM of Commluloner. tl Mia 

City at Ita ltd City, Htk JerMy, on 

lint rtadinl tl Iht regular meeting ai 

•lid soard bald en me lttti diy al June, 

in., ind wai HUB UP oa uetni 

readlnj, public Marina, llnai Htugt 

•M wai taaans II tM fMiW mtMIRa 

M MM MM hatf •s,lMLMpktM# 

' July, tfte, in Hie Towmend'. Inlet livTt 

, Center, \»-«lti llrttt, Ma lilt City, 

New Jerwy, at 7iM P.M. 

VIRNA M. LYNCH 

Municipal Cltm 

CITY OF1EAIILI CITY 

MIWJIRIEY 

ORBINANCE NO, III (IfM) 

AN ORDINANCE OF TNI CITY OF 

IIA ISLE CITY AMENDING OH 

OiNANCI NO. IM (IfM) ENTITLED 

"AN eRDINANCI BSTA1LUHIHO 

FLOOD OAMAOI PREVENTION 

MEASURII AND CERTAIN DESISN 

CONSTRUCTION, AND AD 

MINISTRATIVI ITANDARDI IN THE 

CITY. OF IEA IILE CITY, CAPE MAY 

COUNTY, NEW JERSEY " 

MICHAEL J.McHALE 

WILLIAM H. VanARTIDALEN, Jr. 

JAMES R. IANN0NB 

Cemmlulonors 

Attnti 

VERNA M. LYNCH 

Municipal Clark 

NOTICE OF ADOPTION 

TM toovi ordinance wai duly palled 

By tht Man of Commliilonen ol tin 

City of Ms isle City, Ntw Jtriay, on 

flnt rtadlng at tht reouler mtellng ol 

UK) aoard hold oil Hit Mth day of June, 

IIM, and was taken up on tecond 

nadlno, public htarlns, llnal paiiase 

•nd wai adopted at tht regular meeting 

of said Betra held on the HIM aay ol 

July, Ifta, in the Townttna'i Inlet Civic 

Center, ilMlth Strtlf, lit Ilia City, 

New Jersey, al IiH H-M. 

VERNA M, LYNCH 


R.E. For Sale R.E, For Salt 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

TNI UNDERSIONUD HAS AP- 

PLIED TO TMI Otiin city Pltnninl 

Beard lor IIM) tilt plan appnvil and 

graining ol variance! lor building 

htlgnf, oartlna iMrttgt and any athtr 

virlaneti tht botrd may deem 

MCtlHrv. IN CONJUNCTION WITH 

AN APPLICATION FOR eonitnietion 

of i itniir eltlltn houilng prolttt et 

•LOCK ItM, LOT I OTHBRWIIB 

KNOWN AS IM Itreet and Haven 

Avenue, Ocean City, NJ NBt, THII 

APPLICATION WILL •• HEARD AT 

A MBETIHO ON AUOUIT a, IfM if 

IIM PJM, In fht COUNCIL CHAM 

(IR1, CITY HALL, NINTH JTStET 

AHD ASIURV AVINUI, OCEAN 

CITV, NIW JIRllV. 

CDMMINTI BBLAT1VB TO THIS 

AFFLICATION MUIT •• MADE IN 

FIISON, MJkNI Ul ON PILE IN 

f Ka'ten •MmiiciMniT'OPPtcB 

LOCATED AT IN AMUR? AVENUE 

AND MAY IB VIUWED DURINO 

RBOULAR lUSINail HOUR1. 

OUAN CITV HOUSINS AUTHOBITV 

Mf,IT,F,P.lll,aS 

R.E. For Sale 

CITY OF IIA ISLE CITY 

CAFI MAY COUNTY 

* NIWJIRIIV 

ORDINANCE NO. Me OH*) 

AN ORDINANCI AMENDINO OR' 

BINANCI NO. Ml llffl) INTITklD 

"AN ORDINANfl TO MaULATI 

AND RIITRICT TNI USR OP 

BOLLIR SKATES, SKATBBOAItOS, 

SCOOTIRI, AND IIMILAR MEANS 

OF CONVEYANCE UPON TNI 

PROMINADI OF TNI CITY OF IIA 

IILR CITY AND ITS APPROACHES 

THERETO. AND TO SIT PENALTIES 

FOR TNI VIOLATIONS TMRIOF." 

II IT ORDAINED IV TNI BOARD 

OF COMMISSIONED* OP TNI CITY 

OF IIA ilLI CITV atlollewii 

UclM 1. Section of I at Ordlaance 

N». M! (Ifff! Ii emtMed le read as 

follow! i 

TM UH ol rolltr ikatel, tkateHoardi, 

tcoetart, blcYclei and limner meem of 

CHVtvanct upon the pramanaat ana its 

•PpnacMi within IM city of lea me 

City It aM Itay hereby art pfMIMtM 

eicept durlnt tht Iwin ol flM A.M. tt 

tlrH Noon dally from May tint ta HP- 

Nmktr lltn al each year. 

Section 1, This ordinance lhall take 

offtct Immtalttily upon llnal pauaea 

.nd publication In accord wltn law. 

NOTICE OF PBNDINO ORDINANCE 

Tht above ordlnence wll duly pauta 

by tht Board of fMnminMniri if IM 

City ol lot lilt City, Ntw Jerwr, on 

llr.t reading at the rtfvlar meetlm of 

Hid aatrd held an (He naa say tl July, 

IfM, In ttit fownttnl 

1 mill Civic Center, llMMl Street, ttl 

lilt City, Niw Jtney, ant will be taken 

up for satand rtadlns, public httrini, 

final pauaM and Maptlan at Mw 

regular meeting at sail Mara to be 

Held on Tuelday, me 11 day of 

AirflHf, ttl*. Ill the CemmHllenerf 

Room, Public Safety Building. IB John 

F, Ktruiedy Bovltvard, Ma Ilia City. 

New janty, al liM P.M. 

VIRNA M. LYNCH 


7 M.IT.P.P tU.16 

CITY OF IIA IILI CITY 

NIWJIRIIY 

OSDINANCE NO, 1ST (IfM) 

AN ORDINANCI OF TNI CITY OF 

IIA IILE CITY AMENDINO AMEN- 

DED ORDINANCE NO. ItP-n EN 

TITLED "AN OROINAHCB CONCBR- 

NINO THE RISIITRATION OF 

TENANTIl FIXINO RESPON- 

SIBILITIES OP REOIITBRED 

TENANTS AND LAHDLORDJ, AND 

FIXINO PENALTIEI FOR 

VIOLATIONS THEREOF" AND 

RIFIALINO ORDINANCE NO. lit 

llfll), 

•I IT ORDAiNID BY THB BOARD 

OF COMMISSIONERS OF TNI CITY 

OF IIA IILI CITY IS lollawsi 

Section 1. Section t of Ordinance No. 

HHI Ii amended to nail as HUMS! 

Tenant RosponslMiltvi It skail M ttie 

rtsponilMllty 01 the tenant to ragiltir 

in acctMtnci win Section 1 of Nils or 

dinance, and It ihail spMlllcally be the 

reiponilolllty ol the reflSferM ttnanti 

to prtvtnt lilt violation 01 Ordinance No 

ui (IfM) 01 tha City of lot file city 

and to keep IM premllef from being 

loud aM/er dlteratrty. 

Section 1. Thll ordinance Mail takt 

elleci immediately upon final paiuft 

and publication in accordance with law. 

NOTICE OF PBNDINO ORDINANCI 

The above ordinance wai tvly ptisM 

by the Board of Commliilonen of tha 

City ot Mi lilt City, New JtrwyL 00 

tint raiding 1 tna reauler meeting ol 

Hid Board MM M ItH llnd lay ol July. 

IIM, In Iht TewnttM't Inlet Civic Cen- 

ter, llHStfi Street, Ste lilt City, New 

Jersey, tna will be taken up far ttcend 

rtadlns, public hearing, llnal passage 

and adoption at tht regular meeting 01 

MM Board M M MM on TutMay, IM 

lltti day al August, IfM, In tM Com- 

nnslanin' noom, FUBIIC safety 

Building, la John F, Kennedy 

leultviM, ita ult City, Ntw Janty, 

at 7199 P.M. 

VIRNA M, LYNCH 

Municipal Clark 

CITY OF SIA IILI CITV 

NIWJtMiy 

ordinance No. •»«»»•) •• 

•AN BiBmnKewtm SITY OF 

MA ISLE CITY liTAiLliNING IITI 

FLAN REVIEW IN ACCORDANCE 

yylTM THB MUNICIPAL LAND Ull 

LAW OFI THE STATI OF N|W JER- 

R.E. For Salt 

ta' DIXII »MITB - futtrsufll, )» 

CHOICE 

HOMESITES 

FROM $26,700 

„,. You;stlll havB an opportunity to 

acquire a magnificent wooded homesite 

in the residential Upper Township at 


It's Southwoodil Your chanoe for true 

fteedom of choice—whither you choose to 


of our exenptionai # Hornesite Financing 

Program. And choice because Upper 

township offers tha lowest tax rates in the 

state, Choice, too, because Southwoods 

residents will enjoy a fine school systeni 

7 and'recreational facilities for the whole 

temily. Southwoods offers the maximum 

,.rln flexibility and value. 

You owe it to youretsif to see this outstariding 100-acre tsnwirdnmentaiiy- 

Upjaiirjied'community. Learn why evtr 30 lote were purchased irj the first two 

^ ^ ^ ! l a b i | i t y . . • ; : -,'v •;]. \: ••:;; o :, ;;l,c "' • '•• 

vSptithwbods is your bust value ahdjtourbînwstrriiht^l,* 

#70% FINANCING 

'" AWMLABtVEtoqualllled 

bMyara. natat and tenns 

1 available upon raqaest. 

Mm^Q^lusiyelyihrtiugh; 

Resort Marketing Associates 

HY" ADOFTINO OFFICIAL 

CHECKLIST! FOR COMPLITINEIS 

AND IITAILIIHINO REVISI1P 

STANBAIIDI AND RIOULATiONI 

POM IITI FLAN RlVliW. AND 

RIFIALINO ORDINANCE NO. IM 

(IfM). 

WNIItlAI, tht Fiannlns Marl M tht 

City of Ita Itll Clly nai recommended 

certain fhanget In tita plan approval 

appllcallon procedurei and reaulremen 

ftj and 

WNIfllAI, tna Board at Cam- 

mlHlantn of ma city 01 Sta liw aiy 

deem it In IM bait inntnti M the City fo 

aaopl HKh rennnnmifltllonii and 

WMEHEA5. tM Board M Com 

mmlonerl of fht City 01 Sea Ilia City 

duly enacted Ordlnanct No. M eiNSl 

WHERIAS, IM Board M Com 

rnlaalonere of me City of See lilt Cllr 

now Mem taM onjlnance to be In need 9f 

UBtfanfial repitctrnanf, 

NOW, THIRIFOm. BE IT OR 

DAiNED or the Board el Com 

rnllilonen of fht City of Mt Itit City tt 

fanowtf 

SECTION 1. Thai Ordinance No. aM 

(ifMi kt, and tnt taint it htraty, 

repealed. 

JICTION 1. Tfiat Hit chtcuiii appan- 

dad ntrtto at Enhlbll A be. and fht Umt 

it Hereby, aoepttd at tnt Official 

CMCMiil for Compleleneii fer UM in 

esniunttlon wllh appiieiil«i fw 

davelopnitnt lathing preliminary and 

final lift plan approval. 

SECTION 3, That Iht checKllt! apptn 

drf htrtta at Exnlbll B be and Ihf «ame 

II hereby, .doelea ei IM Otflcili 

chpcklllt far complttaiMta far Ufa In 

eanlunciion with tppllcatisnt for 

atvtlgpintnt ittlilnf miner mbdlvlilon 

assnval. 

SUCTION 4, Thtt Hit ehtciillti apptn 

dM hereto at Exhibit C be. and fht taint 

it ner.by, idgptM tt me ONIclal 

CMCKlilt far Completeneu for me In 

coniunction with ipplicttionl Mailing 

prellmln.ry rnalsr HlMlvltloti op 

erovai. 

stction s. That IM cMeMlit apptn 

Ota htnto at Buhlbll O be, and the taint 

Ii hereby, adopted at Mt Official 

cneckllil tor Complotentu far UH In 

canluncflon with tppllcalionl lor 

dtnlaprntnt teeklng final malar >ub 

divlilan aparaval. 

5BCTIOH 6 That, in catM whtrt tM 

applicant WMI final malar tuMlvluon 

appnvil wllnout lint obtaining, or 

havlnf soialntd prtllminary major tub- 

dlvlilon approvtl, tht applicant Mail 

comply with tM compltttntu 

rwulnmtnft applicable to Hth 

prellmlnery and final malor tuMlvlilon 

apsrsvalt, 

SECTION 7 Thai IM fallowing 

eraviiloni asytrn nit plan tppMcatlani 

in IM City of Sat lilt City: 

A, Approval fitqulnd. Frier to the as 

ctyaflon for, conitructlon or laiuann of 

any permit by tM Building Inspector or 

ZanlnB OOlcer of fht City of Ma Itit City 

for any bulldlnf, itructurt ar Vft within 

fht city, tKcept tingle family and two 

family (duple»l principal and ecceuory 

rnidtntla) uut In Reildence "I" 

PIltrlcN ("R I"), Rttldenct "I" 

Blitrlftl ("Rl"), ana Special Reeiseti 

till Dlitrlcrt ("SPK";, Iltt plan ap 

praval tar Hit prapoHd building, time 

fvft or uu must be abfalntd from the 

Planning Beam of iht City of sta Itlt 

City. 

B. Application Procedural and 

Regulremenrt. 

I. Appllcatlont lor tilt plan review 

thtll M fiM with itw Plannlno Botrn 

punuani to tntH rnttrueflant ti 

htnlnaftir ttl torin. Application mall 

be made upon tM form! supplied by the 

Planning Board which can bt obtained 

from tht Secretary of fM Planning 

Board. All Informaiion required by tht 

oHIcltl cheikllit. a copy of which will M 

given to applicant, tnall be lupplM, 

I. The applicant thall flit with the 

Board in original ana eighteen (II) 

copltt of me application toftihar wltti a 

Ilk* number at all tuppgrtlflg document! 

tubmltled wltti the application, Formi 

dealing with Hrvlce and proof of tarvlct 

inallbefllMlntrlpllcilt. 

1. Whan the application and all 

cMcklltt Itamt havt been completed 

and (lied with tM Secretary of fM Flan- 

Ring Board together wltti HM op 

pneritM la* end a cartiHctnen Irom 

tee In collector that taut havt been, 

paid, and IM application hal be*n ear- 

flfltd ti complete. tM applicant will M 

not If led of fht dllt of hit htaHng. At that 

tlmt, tht applicant will M tupplled wltn 

the ntwuary tormi and affldavlli for 

the required notice of Hit property 

owrun and olhtri required to receive 

notice, punuani to State Statute, 

4. With ratptct to ippllcationl for 

preliminary malor luMlviilon approval 

and varlanett over which fM Planning 

Board titfcIlM luritdlction, IM ep 

pllcant mall glvt nonce, al laatf ttn (10) 

dayi prior to tht dale of the htaring, al 

lollowi; 

a. Fuslle notice thall M maaa by tht 

publication, In tht official ntwwaMr of 

the municipality, of a legal adver- 

tlwmenl, and proof of tuch application 

In ttie form of an tNldavIt la bt obtained 

from Iht Secretary of Hit Planning 

Board ihail be tubminad to IM Board at 

htrtlnalttritllorth, 

b. Notice ihail M given to Iht owntri 

ef ail real property, at Mown In tht 

currant tan duplicate or duplicate!, 

located in tha Halt and within tW In all 

dirtetiont of the prootrty which It tht 

Mbltct al tucti httrlng and wMlhtr 

located within or wllhaut tht 

municipality In which applicant'! land II 

located, Thli requirement Ji deemed to 

havt tjten MtllflM wtltn condominium! 

or tiorllontol properly rtglmn art 

within NO' of tppilcant'i property by 

mailing larvict in tht following manner: 

1. if tht applieani'i property abutt a 

condominium and tilt owner Of eny unit 

11 within MS' of fht appllcant't property 

and laid unit hti a unit above or Mow 

It, by giving nonet to fht condominium 

•itaclallan, 

2, II Iht applicant*! property tBvtt a 

hocltontal property rttlrnt aM an'tpar- 

tmtfli of tht eoflwntr Ii within KB 1 ol tht 

applieani'i prootrty and men ipar 

tmtnt hat an tpirlmant abovo or below 

It, By giving notice to iht horizontal 

prBtwrtyrttlmt, 

I. II tht applicant il tht owner of a 

condominium unit or cowmtr of an 

tparlmenl, notice thill M given to all 

etMr unit owner! er apaftmatii eo- 

owners within Mtj 1 oi the unit or «par 

fmanl owned or co-ewnM by IM ap- 

plicant, 

Namei and tddreiMi of liicn property 

ewntn iKttM within tht City at Ita ult 

City mty be pracurtd by miliirigwrintii 

requeit to the City Clerk and payment of 

a lee not to ncttd I.M per name or 

»10.00, whithtvir It greater. II thtrt art 

athtr property ownert who havt land 

within KB', but not within the Clly of Stt 

lilt City, their name, and addrttMt 

mitt! bt pracurtd Irom tha ad- 

mlnlitrative ofllctr at IM municipality 

wltflln which thtlr property It lecatM. 

Such notice ihall be given by; 

I. Serving a copy Ihtraef an tht ewntr, 

II Utewn en lite laid current tax 

dupllcete, or hit agtnf In chargt of the 

preptrty,er 

ft, Malllno a copy IMrtof by certified 

mail to tht property owner at mi ad- 

drnt al Mown on Hw tald current lax 

duplicate. A return receipt It not 

required. Notice to a partnenhlp owner 

iW be made by lervlce upon any par 

tnir, Notice to t corporate swMr may be 

made by tarvlct upon lit prHidtnt, vice 

pretlsent, itcralary er other ptnen 

, authorlied, by appointment or by lew, to 

accept ttrvlei on Mhtif M tha car- 

porallon, - 

Where a condominium aMotlallan, 

heriiMtai property regime, community 

twit or hamtawner'i aivoclallon own 

iriUi lindtcaptd trttt, driveway!, 

parking MM, recreational faclllIlM, tic, 

which art common elf mentt or anal, 

mat arewlthln 300'M the properly which 

'I INr tubitet el a htarlng, notice may kt 

made in ttw taint manner at to • cor- 

poration, without further notice to the 

unit owneri,r»-swStfi, or Mrnaawntr* 

on account of tuch common elemente ar 

muete within JOS' ol a municipal boun- 

dary, 

t, Notke (hell be glvtn by ptrtanti 

tarvlco or certilied mail fo tM com 

mmloner of TrwMpartillMI of i hearing 

en an application Mr development ot 

property adlacent to a Hate Mghwiy. 

f. Notice thatl be glytn by ptrtsnai 

Mrvlc* or certified mail to the Director 

ef tM Oiviiien of state tnd Regional 

Planning In me department of Cam> 

munlty AHaln ef t heerlng on an ap- 

Plication far development ei property 

which eiceedi 1» ecrei or Sou dwelling 

unltt. such notice than include t copy of 

any mape or document, required to bt 

on flit with tM Municipal Cltrk purtutnt 

toN.J.S.A. *>:BO 10(b|. 

g, Tht tMlcanf ihall flit tn iffidavlf 

of praal of tarvlct wlm tht Board, at 

htrtinalttr ttf ferth, 

h. Any notice made by certified mall 

ai htrttntpoyt raquired ahiil bt 

deemed complete upon mailing In It- 

cordtnet with Hit pcovltloni of N.J.S.A. 

*3;55D-ll. If notice hei.net been glvtn ii 

•lltad above. Hit application CANNOT 

Bl HEARD 

S. TM applicant well Ilia a MH al 

prepifty ewntri iarvtd and Indicaft tht 

lot ind mock number of eecti ewntr tar- 

ved, dtilgnatlng tht method of Mrvlct 

on fht form provided. TM farm thai! M 

filled In completely ind tht Affidavit of 

Service thill be iigntd, netarind and 

Ilitd wltn Ihe Secretary ef me Flinnlng 

Board It lealt Mn (101 dan prior ts tht 

dltl of tht tchtdultd hearing. To tM Af- 

fidavit of Service thai) kt appended t 

completed form of notice, filled In ai II 

wit lent to Ihe penem entitled to notice 

el tht bearing. A copy of the certified Nit 

ef etneni te wham netict thauld M 

tent, ai complied by me appropriate 

admlnjitratlvt effinr ef tht 

municipality in which the property il 

located, may alto M attached to the At 

lldavlt of Service. Where tarvlc* Ml 

bean made by certified or rtgllttnd 

mall, tht poll office recelpti muit be 

poitmarhed at fM time HMy are mailed 

and mult bt tttachtd to fM Affidavit of 

Service. 

a. If mt applicant doei not awn tM 

property datcrlbtd (n tM application, 

fM Affidavit of Ownmhlp muit be com 

pletad on fht farm prevldtd and filtd 

timer wim fht ippiicition or with tM 

Proo( of Service, 

7, The applicant thill fill with me ap- 

plication (I ceplH of IM ilte plan elal, 

not leu then one inch equali so tee!, mat 

thill ahow all properties within MS* of 

tM iubitet pmpertlei, together wllh me 

itryEturti on all aucfi prepartitt within 

3M' and ihalj lito Include all Infar- 

mallon required In tht applicable 

cMckllit provided with me application 

form. Tht Ufa plan tMH M prtpartd 

only by HHH to authorlied punuant to 

tht Admlnlitraflvt BUIH and 

Refulatloni of Tht state Board of 

Profeiilorial Engineer! and Land tur 

veyon. 

t. Tht tppilcant Ihall file, wltti tM ap- 

plication, proof that no fain or 

aueiimenfi for local Improvement, are 

due er delinquent on the property for 

which tht application Ii made tuch 

proof lhall be In me form of I car- 

f Ilicatlan from fM tax col lector, 

f. No application mall be tchtduitd to 

M beard within fifteen ill) day. of the 

datt on which an application it etrtifitd 

at campitfi, 

10, All corporate applicant! mutt it 

repreienteO by an attorney admitted to 

practice law In me Stale of New Jeney 

and, where eppuceoie, ail carporatleni 

and jiitnttifiipi mull Provide Jha 

following infermafion; 

a, A corporation or partnetihlp ap- 

plying to me Planning Beard for a 

variance to conitruct a muitlpia 

dwelling of IS or mart family unit., or In 

connection wllh in application for a 

variance punuani te N.J.5 A 4BSUB 

70id), ar tttklng permlulon te tub- 

divide a parcel of (and info t or men 

iott, or tor apprevai el a lift plan to be 

vied tar commerclel purpeWt, ihall lilt 

a lilt of tht ntmtt and addreue. ol til 

itockholden ar Individual oartnere 

owning at l.a.t fen (IM) percent of IM 

tieck of my clan or at itait ttn (IM) 

percent ef IM InttrMt In the partner 

•hip, ai tht cttt miy be. such Iltt thtll 

be tiled with mt Board, lIBne with the 

original eppllcetlm, 

o. II acorporjtlonor partnerthlpown. 

(l6*A) w fifBlf 

c. Notice ot ail hearlngj on eo- 

pllcttloni tar development Involving 

property located wlttiln mf el >n ad- 

loinlnt municipality inell be glytn by 

permoti tervice or cwtllled mill to the 

ChKK ot tucfi municipality, whten MMt 

•lull be In addition to ttw notlc* required 

tatot fjwtft M fHoWMf* ef MM in avai 

•dlolnlno munrclMllty wtilcti trt 

localM within MO" ot th. >vb|ect 

d. Notice thill bt glvtn by ptnsMl 

•ervkt or certified mall-lo the County 

Plaoning Bwrd M a hMrtni • « • » 

p)kitM Mr (Jevtl6wi)fHil M. phtwriy 

•d|ac«nt t* an axlitliio county MM or 

propOHdmad thtwm on th* OftUJal 

CMmty Map or on the County AMItf 

Plan, ad|otnlno athtr eoghty land, or 

p f ifih l 

diicioiure rtaiilnmtntt ot paragraph 

111 above, that corporation or partner 

•hip thill file a Hit of name, and ad- 

dmttt of lit ttockMldtri holding tin 

(IM) percent er mart of Hi nock or of 

ten (15%) ptrMnt or greater Initrtit In 

fht Pirfnarmip ai fM can miy bt, and 

thli rtsulrtmenf mall M fallawtd by 

ovary corporate •teekhoidtr or pertner 

in the pirfntrthlp until tM namtt and 

•ddrtfiti of tht ngn-cerparato 

•nckheldtn ind individual partntn, 

exceeding tM ttn (IM) percent owner 

•nip criteria eitebllibed by thli 

rtsulrtmtnl, have bean Illftd, 

c. Should a corporate eppllcant fail to 

comply with parairapM fa) and (bl 

above, tM planning Board thali not ap- 

provt fht iMIlcitlon. other eppiicanli 

may proceed tithtr with or without an 

atternay. 

It. The cole ef tM applicant will M 

ready lor htarlng whan tht applicant 

hat completed ail of tM following itepi 

punuant t o meie imtructloni. 

a. Original and II copiet el tht ap- 

plication form, 

b. Ctrtlflcatlan of Tax collector thit 

tsxei have been paid, 

c. II coplet of Iht required plot plan, 

d. Affidavit of owntnhlp whtrt ap 

pllceble, 

t. Affidavit of Service form of nollce. 

lilt of property owner, lerved. tegtlliar 

with Poit OHict recelpti where ttrvlct 

It made by certified or regl.tered mail, 

ana preel el publication of tM legal ad- 

venliement placed In tht official 

ntwipoper of the municipality. 

I, Septic lyiltmi permit, if applied for 

indrtctlvtd, 

II. NO appiiution requiring public 

notice Ihtif be tabled without the ep- 

pllcant lint notifying all partin 

prtvleuily notified il Ittit leventytwo 

(fi) noun prior to tM thtn tchtdultd 

htarlng. If iuch notice la not given, the 

Board may dltmltt Iht application, takt 

ttlilmony from partiti not receiving 

notice 01 the tabling, or iuch other action 

ai If dttmi appropriate at ill Hit 

dlicrellon No application will be tibled 

altar ninety (Mi dayi have eltpted from 

Hit dtlt of the appllcallon. 

e. Slit Plan Requirement! Tht lilt pun 

iubmitttd by applicant miii includt and 

comply with the following requlremen 

tl! 

1. Olvt title and location of develop 

mint ind tht name and Mdraw of 

record owntr and/or development ap 

pilcant, ind ilia planner preparing tha 

iltt development plan. 

2, indicate prapetad UH or utet of tht 

land and bulldlngi. 

I. Site piani would be preiented at a 

•calt no tmtllar than i"-Sf, nor largar 

than V'mtVi iilt of iheeti Uteuid net 

••ctMM"byM", 

4. Scale and graphic Kale, 

I, North arrow In lame direction on all 

•hatii. , 

4 Submit mrvey el Ihe property 

prepared by a ilctnttd igrveyor el Ntw 

jtrwy thewlng baundiritt M proper 

tie., line of all tiliiing •trtttt anil read., 

e.iement. fiohhjof-way and artel 

dedicated lo public uu wimin Mo- of ihe 

development. Aite Indicated on thli 

thatl will be the north arrow, tcait feet 

and graphic Milt, name and todreii 

and pfoftMienai (ictnw number and 

Mil of tht lurvtyer who prepared Iht 

iurvty. 

F, Olvt namtt ot ail ownen 01 record 

ol ail adjactni preptrflM with let and 

block number, parcel number, tax mip 

numMr, within Mf ef ttw pfMtfty, 

I, Snow milting tfM propoaed 

building! with dlmefWoni ihowlng, wllh 

f ini lloor elevation, prtient and iinlthed 

gradt elevation, it all cornart and en 

trance.. Frnanl BUiidMM tM tirue- 

turei to be removed art MM Indicated. 

f. Submit topographic map te 

delineate flitting contour, at ent-Mot 

inttrvali up to tin fM beyond property 

llntt M well H erepeud IrMing and 

contour., wooded area., tree, (where 

Hi IncMt or greater in diameter), flood 

plaint, pond., ilrtimt ind drilnaei dlf- 

Che., etc. 

10. Indicate the location M all enl.tmo 

and propoMd itructum, l.t, wain, ltd- 

citi tulvtrtt, Brievn, raadwiyt, ttc., 

with erade elevation, tar etch itructurt, 

(1, indicate niiliM tarn ef mt 

dtvttopmentiJttando.iootiwImlnJOO' 

liSh all MWlng Mheelt .and. 

kt b U l lml MO- 

liShow all MWlng M . 

•Mtiai dlitrkt bouocUrle* wlmln MO-o. 

tht property. Thll iheuM ht ihown on J 

MNriM m»p ar M t Mf mt en ma MM 

BtinmapiiiM!, 

II, indMaM nw ditttnct of ttie sttmr- 

ty line (mtnurad iMng Iht centetilnt el 

Hitting ttretn aouttlng property) to fM 

neereu inttneetien which tMuld be 

•nown. 

U Show me boundarle. 0( the proper 

ty, buildlns AM eetbart llntt and IMtt 

of niiting ttrattt dedicated to I 

li, IndKtte location, el all utility 

itructunt and ilnat, enl.tlng ind 

propoe*d norm water drainagt en-titt 

•M ofl^lte and from building, tnd 

ifrucfurn it will at telephone, power 

tM Irght, wattr hydrant locailom, 

tewtr. (M, etc., whether privately or 

publicly owned, with manhole., Inlet., 

pipe tllH, grade. Invert! and direction. 

el new, 

la, ihew location. Hit aM nature of 

fM entire lot or lot. In quoitlen ef can 

tituovt MM owned by IM applicant or 

ewntr of record, or In which tht ap- 

plicant fun a direct Inltntl awn though 

a portion M (he entire property It In 

volved in iltt plan daytlapmanf. Provlat 

on a key map, II neceuary. 

17. show ail prepoHd aattmtnti and 

public tM community anal. 

It, Indicate ill mean el vehicular 

inartu and egreu Itrvcnjre. to be 

removed are to be indicated. 

f.Submit topogrepnlc map to delineate 

Hitting contour, at one toot Interval, up 

to ten Hot beyond property linn 11 will 

•• propoMd grading tnd contour., 

wooded aree.. tree, (where u» inchetor 

greater In dlamtftr), flood plaint, pen 

dt, iireimi and drainagt dirchtt, tic. 

10. Indicate me location at ail niiting 

aM prepettd itructum, l.t. wall., fait 

cat, culvert., bridgn, readwayi, ate, 

with grtdt iltvatlani for each Hructure 

11, Indicate nltllnf tonal M the 

development lift and ef lanat wimin SOT 

ef mtpreptrfy,' 

11. Shew ill nliflng Mhaali and 

iptclli dl.trlet boundarle. wimin 30C of 

the property Thli mould be ahawn en I 

Mparatt map or « • key map an the tilt 

plan map Iftelf, 

I], indicate me dittanceef tht proper 

ty line (maaiurtd along HM canttrllne ef 

Hitting .tree!, abutting properly) to the 

ntartti InttTHCflan which MHuld M 

mown, 

14 Shaw tM boondarlee of tM proper 

ty, building end Mtback line* and llntt 

of exl.tlng ttnttt dedicated to public 

utt, 

II. Indlcete location, of 111 utility 

ttrucfum tnd llnM, Hilling and 

propoud ttetm wattr drtintgt en-titt 

aM eff-tJtt end Irom building, and 

IfruchlrH at well it telephone, power 

and right, water hydrant location!, 

•ewer, gai, ttc,, whether privately or 

publicly owned, with mtnhettf. inert. 

Dipt "lie., grade. Invert. MM direction! 

el flow, 

ii. Shew location, tilt and nature of 

mt entire lot or Ion In euMtlen M ten- 

tlguoul lot. owned by HM applicant or 

ewntr of record, or In wtitch mt ap 

pllcant nil t direct InttrMt even though 

a portion of Iht entire pnwtrty II In 

volved In Utt plan development. Provide 

on a key map. If nicmary. 

17. show ail arepotad NHmnti tM 

public and community |nMl, . , 

II, Indicate III maaM M vehicular 

ingreu and egreu to ind Iran mt ilft< 

onto public .tree!., mewing the .lie and 

location of driveway., curb tun and 

curbing aM Ml* line.. 

If. Shew location and dttign of eft- 

•trttt parting aree.. mowing their .lie 

and tht location of internal circulation, 

traffic pattern., parking .pact, allltl, 

driveway., curbing, barrier, and 

wearing wrface flnlihti end cenitruc- 

tlon,. - - - ..- . . . - 

K. Shew location, irrtngtmtnt and 

dlmtnlloM el truck loading and 

unloading plattwmi and dock.. 

11. Indlcete prevlilent Mr nfuM end 

garbage dlipeHI. Inuire that mch treat 

are not tupMod to view, are unpollutlng. 

covered from weather aM art tecure 

from vandallun. Incineration of 

burning unili will bt el wch nation and 

comtructlon a. to be apprevaett ty the 

Slate Dapartmant of Heeltti and En- 

virenmtnlil Protection. Compactor 

unit, will anun completely ualed 

operation. Open dump anat far garMge 

or refine Uiould be prohibited but where 

they trt deemed nacauary thty mutt ho 

tncieiM and canttructM with view, ta 

tight, lire protection, lenltetlon and 

tfairiiy. 

^SfiowpewrttlBng far Kretmng sr 

H. Orant M 

•tairfarrlt MM .. 

provel of Iht >lte plan thill be tt* 

by tht Plannlno Boers' insult '- 

iteariM from building. 

Jl. Indicate all aiming ar eraeoiM 

tKftrJer iighflng (frattfinding and/or 

on building) for ilia, nature ef tanitrue- 

lion, lumen., height!, area and direction 

ef Illumination, foof-ctndlH produced it 

well at time tentroli prepettd lor out 

door lighting tnd dlipley, 

14, Note all Hitting ind prapaiad 

tlgni and meir mei, nature of conjtruc 

tIon iM iacifleni, Might ind orlanlitlen 

Including ill Idtntlflcttlon tlgm, traffic 

and dlrtttlonal ilgni and arrowi, 

freeilandlng aM facade ilgni end timt 

control lor ilpn lighting, 

35. Indicate lecilWnt, dlfntniieni and 

connection of off lite lldewalki, on .11. 

exlti, welki aM tldtwilkt. Prevliion 

meuid bt made lor pedettnen uftty, 

iccatt way. and, where neceilery. a 

bicycle lyltem end racking 

M. Shew propoied •tnenlng ol green 

•rail iM lanchlceplng ind fencing In- 

eluding a planting pun and tehtduit and 

treet off illi aM along raid, oft. 

Prevision mould bt midt far main- 

ttnanct, 

II. Shew Improvement! to edlolnlng 

•trtttt IM roadi and traffic control 

device! nttauary In itreeti or high 

way.. Acceleration and deceieretlon 

Una!, paving, land dedication ar 

acquliitlon for road, theuid be tan- 

tidtrad, 

II. CapM ol my covenant, tnd deed 

ntlrMloni Intended M cover any of the 

development utt meuid he tubmiftM. 

M, A detailed written datcriptien, 

.ketch, rendering er picture of any niw 

building, or itructure. ihouid M prtttn- 

tad. 

M, Prellmlnery archltecturel fleer 

plant and elevation, mould bt lubmlt 

ltd with me name, eddrett. prof aulonll 

number end «tI of the architect. 

II. Supply appropriate placet for 

tlgntture end data ot approvel ot the 

chairman and tecretary of the board and 

III engineer . 

H. In lira prevention, con.lderatlon 

mutl be mown lor ttrvita llnti, hydran- 

tl, liamtti connectlont, autometlc 

Iprlnkltr iylttm, llrt lonai, "na 

parking flrt lone." end pavement and 

will tlgn.. 

n, Fiaed lent tnd band floor 

elevation. 

M, Flnil lot grading plan 

JS, Shew houM number, lor each 

building lot an the final ilit plan plot 

only, 

M. certificate Irom tex collector that 

ailItaiat htvt Man paid to date 

D. initial planning Board Action: 

Preliminary Approval. Tht Planning 

Board ihall likt action on the UM plan 

it t public meeting of the Planning 

Board ai follow.; 

I, II tht application II for approvel of 

11 lilt plan ot ten fist tern ef laM or 

leti. tht Planning beard ihall grant or 

deny preliminary approval within forty- 

five (43) dtyt of Ihe datt the application 

it certified it complete ar within tuch 

further time at miy be nratntM M by 

the applicant. 

i, HIM application iiler approval of. 

i .llepunotmofemantendOlacreiot 

land, HM Planning Board mail grant or 

deny preliminary approval within 

ninety-five (fi! day. el Iht dill HM ap 

plication li eanilitd ii complete or 

within wth further tlmt at may bt eon. 

lanttd toby the appileant, 

1, Falluri of tnt planning lean to act 

within IM period prMtribid ihtii con- 

•tltute prtllmlnery iltt plan approval. 

B Whenever the Planning Beard mall 

grant appfoval iubitel M condition!, a 

notation thali be tnadi an the plat in- 

dlctllng that "IM approval el Hit tilt 

plan it tuBlNt to condition! ai MI forth 

in HM minute, of the Planning Board." 

F. In all ettai the recommendation of 

MM Cape Miy county Planning Board 

thtll be given careful comlderetlon in 

thf final dtclllon of the Planning Board. 

II the County Planning Board hit ap- 

proval authority, It. action thall be 

noted on the plat and, If dlttppreved, 

two tl) nplm of nte niiant fer diup- 

provtl Urell be returned with the (lit. If 

either Hw City PUnnlng Board or county 

manning tews diteppravM a elal, the 

reaaont (or dlMPprevli thall be 

rtmtdlcd prior to further eensidtnllen, 

i) apprevii it rtqulred by any.ortier M- 

Hear er public baiiy. Hie umt procedure 

li t olMlon to and ipproval 

d mll 

a»tpplle»tou»mimwto 

by IM county Miming Boan) IMII ap 

O.Prellmlnaryapprovalofa liMpitn provided try li 

rt»ll havt the tame tfltcf upon mt to- 

Plkwi n Ml fsrth In the Ntw Jtfitt 

Munltlptl Land UN Urn. Tht atiMlcwiT 

•flail tMffill WMt Mr englneef ing iM 

piMMlnf rtvltw (I Mtttury, 

ill ordlnMicn ciM heftlnabow. LIIK, , 

eluding tht toning Ondntnct* ot I»»:H. 

City ef Sea lUeCltv andallonwrvffltM ) V 

map. wen n iht toning map. Mi Matprt' 

preastM rlontm wjy wklttu sr MMffl; * 

it miy be In eKIitem at the lime ol fro %M 

appucatwo HM with Iht followlno tltiv'i 1 V- 

dtrdiaodreoulallofii: , , ., •"•: Jv-< 

1. Tht applicant thtll tubtnll •:tjf»i • ' 

plan containing an tt me inMnMma (• * 

provided form mil Article. "' •.:.•; 

l: TM Mfilit at mt tilt)NM MMi M Jt J / 

•HoMifica with the aHlrufllM ttttei _• 

dartuwtheciiyoiseelileClty. i, . 

i. All parking tna tftitk proWeimJ , 

•hill be kept at a minimum. . iy,r 

4, soil end HMell (anaifiem thMI Mi'V 

ulliDM for emevalkxl eoa- tHfj.'. 

prtoifitlai, #! 

J, TM topegraphv of IM Wt tnt Mif. 

drainage thill ht tultiMt for Mi; 

propoietj development ind deUontd ait ,' 

prevent lloooing KM eroum A- •' 

t. Niluril leetwei. |ytn M laMstr, 

itreami, rock sul-ffgst, MptMl, frtJWi 

end inrvH, tTwii M tnttrvta md IfHS 

corpwated Into me llnal iendicaplno. I 

7. Skllllul Ireelment of vtottatlen In V 

fM development of UM thall M^ 

required. . t 

I. Treei thall M aeilgneled at «4V_> 

proved b» the Shede Tree Commlttlon M ' 

epproprlttc. 

f. Seeding, toddlns or other punting 

thill be applied to ittblllle IBBHII Mi . 

enUnct the eppearance

i 

PAGE IS THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, TUESDAY, JULY 29,19M 

Public Notice* Public Notice* Public Notice 

continued from p«g« 17) 

No Application will Be Deemed com 

late until All fo the Following Has Been 

rovlMd •wept For Which Waiver Has 

sen idughf and granted). 

gprhpttfed Application Form with Ail 

1 site Plan *!m the following 

retirements 

1- Slye title, and. location of develop 

tnent and the name and address of 

record owner md/or develspmanf ap 

piic.nl. and site planner praparlns me 

tit* development plan, 

i-_ Indicate proposed use or uses of the 

iand and buildings, 

3 site plans should be presented if a 

scale no smaller then r'-JBS nor larger 

tftin l"s.»N SI1S of steels Should not 

axceed M Inches by U inches 

4 scale and graphic scale. 

1 I North arrow in urn. direction on at! 

thHtS 

\ i Submit survey of the property 

orfpared by a licensed surveyor of New 

Jersey, showing boundaries M proper 

yat, hne of ail existing streets and roads, 

easements rlghts-efissy end areas 

Mdicated to public use within too f«ef of 

#11 development Also Indicated on this 

sheet will be the north arrow, scale feet 

ind graphic sceie, nama end address 

Ind professional license number and 

teal of the surveyor who prepared the 

1 / Give names of ell owners of record 

if all edlecenf properties with lot and 

Miock number, parcel number, tai map 

lumber, within MS feel of the property, 

C 1. Show existing and proposed 

fjuiidings wlfti dimensions, showing, 

pith first floor elevation, present and 

nlthed grade elevetloni el all comers 

nd entrances, Present buildings and 

'ructures to be removed are to be in 

< leaied 

?. lubrnlt topographic map to 

1 illneate enisling contours at two foot 

i itervels, up to ten feet beyond property 

I nes, as wel! el proposed grading and 

4ontours, wsoded areas, trees (where 

sis Inches or greater In diameter), flood 

plains, ponds, streems and drainage dlt 

has, etc, 

11, indicate the iocetlon of all enisling 

nd proposed sfruefures. La. walls, fen, 

H, culverts, bridges, roadways, etc, 

ith grade elevations for each structure. 

It. indicate enisling tones of the 

ivelopmenl site and of tones within 300 

ret of the property. 

Show all existing schools and 

:lel district boundaries within MO 

of the property. This should be 

town on a separate map or as a key 

tap on fhe site plan map itself, 

ti, indicate the distance of the proper. 

• line (measured along the canterllne sf 

listing streets abutting the property) to 

ta nearest intersect Ion which should be 

hewn, 

14, Show the boundaries of the proper 

, bonding end setback Unas, Unas of 

[Isllrfg streets, lots, reservation, 

esemenfs and areas dedicated to public 

», 

I) Indicate locations of ail utility 

tructures and lines, existing and 

reposed storm wafer dralnasa on-slfe 

nd off-site and from buildings and 

Iruttures, as well as telephone, power 

nd light, water hydrant locations, 

ewir, gas, etc, whethar privately or 

ibllcly ownacl. with manholes, inlats, 

!pe sizes, grades inverts and directions 

tlow. 

Ii, SHOW location, site and nature of 

ie entire lot or lots in question of conguous-iots 

owned by Ihe applicant « 

nmer of record, or in which the ep* 

lleenf has a direct Interest even fnough 

portion of the entire property Is In, 

atvefi In site plan development, Provide 

h a tin mapi II necessary. 

17. Ihow all proposed easements and 

public and community areas. 

A II. indleata all means W vehicular 

figrtss and egress 10 and Irani the site 

M to public streeers, showing tnt tlia 

and location ol driveways, turb cuts and 

iurtjlnf, and site lines, 

¥ it. Show location and design of oft 

Street parlilng areas, showing thalr alia, 

and the location of Internal circulation, 

traffic patterns, parking spaca, aliie*. 

driveways, cursing* barriers* and 

wearing surface finishes and construction, 

28, Shaw location* arrangefnanl and 

dimensions of truck, loading and 

unloading platforms and docks. 

31, Indicate provisions for refuse and 

garbeee disposal. Insure that such arias 

are not exposed fo view, are unpolluf Int. 

covered from weather and are secure 

from vandalism. itKlnaratlon of burning 

units will be of such design and construction 

as fo ke appravable by the state 

Department of Health and Invlronman, 

fai Protection Compactor units will en- 

sure completely sealed operation. Open 

dump areas for garbage or refuse should 

be prohibited but where they are deemed 

necessary they mull be enclosed and 

constructed with views ta tight, fire 

protection, sanitation and security, 

23, Show provisions for screening or 

storage of equipment, attached or 

•eparate from Buildings, 

I) Indicate all milling or proposed 

••tenor lighting (freestanding and/or 

on bonding) lor Ilia, nature of construet!on,'iumens* 

halghts, area and direction 

of Illumination, fool cindlei produced, 

as well as time controls proposed for 

outdoorllihting and display, 

24. Note all enisling and proposed 

signs and their alias.' nature of construction 

and locations, height and orientation, 

including all Identification signs, 

traffic and directional signs and arrows, 

freestanding and facade signs and lime 

control for sign lighting. 

II, indicate locations, dimensions and 

construction 01 of Mite sidewalks, H-llfe 

M. Show hduM mimb*f» tor «K(I 

bultdlno tot on itw final lit* plan pk>t 

wit' 

EXHIBIT 0 

MINOR SUBDIVISION CHECKLIST 

RBQUIftfiMENTS 

(No Application will to DMmatf Com- 

Pitt* Until All of ttw FoikJwtae Hat »ttn 

new lot lines, lot tines 

» number of new loft 

H ail easements or land to 

for pubiiE use sr span 

and dafcripflsri of all 

\, NAmti of ill adlgtning 

dniri, il diK(e»d by fh# mo*! rKanf 

municipal fas fSCgrtf* 

k. Ar#a e* pMrcîi batng HVfftd of 

CFHttd fe tfm ntirHi fiufidr#d(fi ef ah 

»cr«, uninl loH if* l«l than ent Kft, 

in which #v#nt ?ht squart *&Qt*ge sf 

Mvarfd bf tr #af*d leti myil b* fthewn 

t Mannar In wfiieli the disfrjef 1% 

liinBd, 

m. Th# feligwing paragraph placvd 

e snspiey#ytir en fht piaf 

"Thii minor iubdiyltJgfi Shall iiplfe If 

fh< filing er fpceratng r#flyirtm#nfi of 

Aftieie II, 5#Cf(Bn € arf net Ci5mpNed 

With within \m d#y* -ff#' fh» d#*# ef «p 

n. ABprsiim#t# *t# dttfsf^vt fe 

naif *« it'*** 

e AM Builgingi. wopdad Sfiai, 

itrBtmt on #Fific# tpit-f el prettied iubgltflllen 

and dtffafiEti 6f ail Ityildingi 

frem preisHd pret»f¥ lin*i All 

tillf|ng ttrucfuf.fi and woodfn Of mirth 

iFtat within fwe hundrts (290* *e*f e* 

fn# pFQpe*#d iybdlwtilofi Hull ilffl b# 

p, Signstyfio* fas epilaettiF, cerflfytng 

that prsptrty f*s#i en enfir* *n fyn 

g Floed fe*w end &si*tf 1\Qad 

clfvaflSn, 

r Osiignaftfl (in*s for ijgnafurg of 

planning board chairman and iacrtfary, 

and planning beard snginscr, and datf eJ 

fKHIBlTC 

SUBDIVISION PRELIMINARY 

PLAT CHECKL 1ST BEQUiBEMINTS 

(No Application Will Bt Detmtd Com 

plllt Until All 0* fhf Following Has Bw 

Provided Except Per Which Waivtf Hai 

Bftn Sought AnOGrantfxj) 

1 Csmpieftd Application Perm With AH 

Infermiflen Previtjtd, 

7 plat with the following requirement* 

a. Kay map ibewlng fha enfir# pareel 

and Its Fflafigfi to lyfreyndine SF#S, 

fakan from the las map Of the City 

b. Tract namtji tas map hieck ind lot 

numbart, date, r*tf#r«nca marldtan and 

cT Namt and addreti e* owner ii) &f 

recsfd and eertiflesfiiSfl of ewneffij 

rtvisw and gpgrsvril ef tnsf pisi, if frset 

Ii own*d by & cerpgraffon* a Ntf of 

thartftsldiFi mumf D* prsvided, 

d. Name and addrtfis of plat prfpaFer 

«M csftiiieaiien ai fe fht »ccuracy O( 

plat dffalii, 

i. Nam* gnd flddrui* O( 4ut>dlVtd*r, If 

dlfffftnf than iuBparagraph U) above, 

H tract it to o# *ubdlvided by a cor 

poraflen, IJiT el iharctieldsft muif &* 

prSvidM, 

i, ftervagt el iraef fe be iubd)vided fo 

nearttt m* hundredth of an scr*r 

g. iuHicltnf aieviftHs fir eeflfeufi ts 

determine the g«»fsl ilope and natural 

drainase patiern of the frset, the high 

and lew pelnti of the tfeet. arid fgntaf>ve 

erots=»€f lens and cefiferline prof tits for 

all propOHd streets. The location of 

isliflng uillltv sfruefurtt, tush as wafer 

and sever llneii fas transmisijon lints 

and hieH tension power lln#i within the 

subdivision and within 300 ttef of its 

eoundariti, 

h. Plans ef prepesed utility layouts 

ifopfn drains, water, eas, §IK^ 

«BI* iiiiviiiem; "s^wms 

feasible connect-oni to eiliting or any 

propssfti utility systems^ when an In 

dividual water supply and/or stwagg 

disposal system is propssed. If the sub 

division Is located in a low lying &TGB, or 

one showing s.hfF imiieaflen ef êr 

drainasei fhe planning board may 

require a specified numbtr si per 

COlitioo fists fs M mid« In *iccordHr>c# 

with proctdurti »! forth in ''Standards 

fer ttte Conifructlon of Sewerage 

FaclHflts t& Rtalty Improvtmtnts," 

published by the New Jersey Department 

of Health, or any otfw ip 

pnprlate manual The results of said 

percolatton tests* tegtthtr wlfh a report 

irem the itatt Department ef Health 

concerning them* shall fit submlftad 

with the preliminary, Any subdivision 

part tftereef which das net meet _ 

tht established rtgyirtmants of this 

Chapter, er ether ippilcibl* ref ulatiKS 

of fht City of Sea lilt City or any board 

of health having lurlmlcrlon shall not be 

apprsved. Any rtmtdy proposed fo 

evareeme Such a iltuallon shall first be 

approved by fht approprlaft iocaU ceyn 

ty, or ifate health agency^ 

I, Tracf boundiry lines, rlghf4f=way 

Una of strttfs. street names, easements, 

and other rMihfs^Hsay lands to be 

reserved or dedlcatfd for pybNe us* 

and/or Open ipace, all let lines and other 

radii, arc lengths, and chord Itnpfhs and 

btarlngs ef all curves; 

\. All proposed new lot lines. 1st lines to 

bt removed, proposed new lot and block 

numbers. 

fe. The purest ef all sowmenfs or 

lands to bt dedicated for public use 

and/or open space, 

I. Location end description ef all 

and taaet locitisn and eievatls., idtn 

fifylng those portions already inatallad 

and these ?B be installed^ 

e Tht applicant shall submit t 

Stafamant by the enginaar h3 tn« effect 

that either ait ef me imiÔvemeflts 

requirtg under this chapter or emerwiaa 

have been Installed, or the engineer lhati 

give an tmtimf tt of the cost of thtir in 

Sfaliatlen The astlmaf? will form rha 

basis of I performance guaranfte in ac 

cord with Arf>cfe )y, lection A.I. Cir, 

fificafien as to Cempietton of irK 

prevements; Performance Guaranty, 

p Heu» numbers for each buiidine let 

on ftia final lite plan pfef @t\\fio wltti 

l, Compltttd Apptlcatton Form *tlti All • 

number on*, Whan aactkutt of tilt Mtna 

InfonnatfonProvldad, 

Moc* w* contalnM In dtfftfemt tub 

> Pltimthftll 

tflylalsna, can Mull bt taken net to 

b*tatf on mt City cf S«a Itla city T«x 

b Certification that the I 

revwww) tnt plait Mtf it ha* tint or iwr 

aDsVwal i *' > 

c CftttfktfKfi of Ifw mrVeyel-«« w 

tha accuracy of! flu OMattt M IM Match 

a, Mlnlmim bulMlng aalb*tVlInn < 

t. uutlon and dttcrlptian ol all 

monuintnhL , •* "* > i 

0. HarM» of ownint of adiolfilna un-, 

tubaivldadlaftd. .î - , I • 

h. cirnikMlon'by onomotr or nift, 

VayoraîonswacyofoeMlltofpHt. » . 

I.CtrtWliMMn«iailhkwiptlc*nttath*, 

!58Z£g±2&l&l 80CIAt Ft 

nZr". **>)£«* Broiled Filet of Flounder w/butter 8, 

r m 

' IpmOn $7.25or 

Veal Parmagtuna w/pasta $8.25 

m . Roast Tom Turkey *7.25or 

•> Broiled Native Blue Fish $7.25 

CUM* RoMt Spring Chicken 16 25 or 

y.y lie 1 Junior Flint Mlflnon $8.25 

PflUilei Sijrilnt telly 17.25or 

',';','' Shrlinp Scampr over rice ....W.as' 

T||C> Chopped Sirloin Strak 

^lyCe smothered In oniona, '.t7.35or 

r ' BrdllftdSeaScdllops ««' 

v r \ 

UfCII* SlrlojnSteakw/cnUthroomc«p*..,t8.2Sor 

n L U . FriM| shr|mp gtutfjM w/crebmât... t7.as' 

I Center Cut Port Chop* 

Shrimp Pormaglana w/paita 

& 

Fint nmnewip wai Maria-: 

Elena AJileri, 17, of WUdwood: 

Crest. Second runneiMip wai 

sURLYMDHNIta 

ThbWiik'iSgtfiiii 

Shrimp Scampi 

over iinguinl or 

Veal Cacciatore 

Full Course'9.95 

•vtry Sun, Super Special » 

Sauteed Lobster 

Tail I9.9S 

3SI0V«ntnorAve.,A.C. 

3440366 

Free Valet Putting J 

rha ScMil CHy Thvatru] 

On Uto Boardwalk 

308-8768 

Ore) 6 HBliTS WEEKLY 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

RilnyDayMatJnM 

MOORLYN 

TWIN 

7 « 9:18 P.M. 

RALPH MACCHIO 

PAT MORITA 

2. 7:15 ind 9:00 P.M. 

10:30 P.M. 

SEPARATE 

, ADMISSION 

tyhmtwIMMi 

In "COBRA" 

VILLAGE 

7 P.M. Daly 

Mwwrhiiwiartarw 

itic 

MCtJSC 

8:03410:10P.M. 

OOPEL-JO 

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TUESDAY, JULY 29,1986 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Fireplace People, Somera Point, presents 

Frank Bicker, with the Festival of Values 

money. Displaying the reward Is Annamarle 

Narciso. 

.' John Bogle of Sewell, left, accepts the win- 

_ iiings for his wife, Eileen, in the Festival of 

w Values drawing at Fisherman's Wharf. Presenting 

Is Renee Kohler. 

: Hie Festival of Values drawing at the Sandpebbles 

went to Debbie Beck, right, of Newtown, 

# Pa- Here, she receives $50 from Christine Marl, 

(Sarefree 

Quisim 

A Catering 

& Take Out 

Delivered 

Dinner 

Service 

Complete Dinners 

freshly cooked each 

day and delivered to 

your door 

5 plus small delivery 

charge 

Please inquire about 

our Catering Service 



1309 West Ave. Ocean City 

^ "When pe ople din* to nloy lint f&d,** 

841 Central Ave., Ocean City, NJ. 

"Best Restaurant In Ocean City' 

Ed Hitzel, Sunday Prcti, 1985 

EARLY BIRD SPEOAL - '7.49 

i ^Served Daily From 5to6:30 P.M. 

mi 

MON: Boneless Chicken Kiev 

TUfefc J Shrimp Alfredo on Imported Pasta 

tffEO. Chicken Parmagania 

Wk Roast Turkey w/Stuff Ing & Gravy 

TSfe*--Friid Flounder Almondlne 

^tS^Chlcken Marsala w/fresh mushrooms 

$yi(;j sfipast Beef Au Jus 

f%iir' ' includes Salad & Vegetable 

( 'Mk "- Rolls w/Butter and Dessert 

^ i j^-.1111111^^^^^^^^^*iaPalâWîl»l»*italaWI^*k*^MI* 

SarvedV Days 8a.m. toip.ml I 

m * 2p - mt r 

ysfroiT)5p.m. r, 

..Crt 399-3713 

Drift In and Sea's Pat Migliaccio, right, 

presents Eileen Gluck with the Festival of 

Values award, Gluck Is receiving for Jackie 

Ackley of Maple Shade. 

Norma lates, left, of Honham, Pa., won the 

Festival of Values drawing at the Shell Cove. 

Terri Hurst presents the ISO. 

399-7631 

NOW OPEN EVES 'til 8 p.m. 

Serving Seafood Platters & Specialties 

To lat in or Take-Out 

Clam Chowder $1.25 

Friei| Flounder $6.95 

rttNfShe!! Crrfbs ....... rr*?; r.v$4.M 

U-Peel Shrimp $5,95 

Deviled Crabs 7.95 

Deviled Clams 5.95 

Country Fried Chicken 4.95 

All Platters Include a choice of (2) 

Corn on the Cob • French Fries • Apple 

Sauce • Cole Slaw • Potato Salad 

plus Roll and Butter 

Breakfast 8> Lunch Served Daily 

-CATifflNG- 


26th f^lay. Ocean City tit o.c. Airport) . 


On The Jersey Cape's Own Casino Boat 

BOAT SAILS 

9 a.m. & 6 p.m. Daily & Sunday 

*20 00 

Per Person 

...and receive a 

s 20 00 BONUS PACKAGE 

Call for details A reservations 


The Brand New 

Gfy 

OCEAN CITY MARINA & RSHING CENTER 

v 3rd St«BiyAvi.,Oc«jn City 

^ ; FwWontiil1on4Reii3fvit1oniC«l 

309-5011 

tHAMEtTBYPHOHE 

Janice Geheret, right, with daughter, Devyn, 

relieves Uranus employee Susan Boyd of the 

winning f BO in the Festival of Values drawing. 

Collingswood's Lori Cicero, left, receives the 

Festival of Values |S0 bill from Sundance employee 

Cyndee Houghland following the week's 

drawing. 

OPEN 7 DAYS 


• Sidewalk Umbrella Tables 

• Super Sundaes 

• Fresh Waffle Cones 

• Mix-it Machine 

I (create your own flavor) 

Topping Bar 

|L 0PiH1ZttHMnH|ht 

3> 

BA4A AMR 

The Jetty's Festival of Values drawing wM 

won by Dorothy Vaccaro, left, accompanied by ' 

husband. Dean, and daughter, Dentee. Corlane -' 

Smith makes the presentation. 

3325 Asbury Aven«ii 

^ ^ ' INN 


Nightly Dinner Specials • Dinner from 5p.nl 

Full Breakfast Menu 

Chicken Dishes 

Pork, Chops & Steaks 

Pot Roait 

Great Food 

• Full Line of Seafood 

(Broiledor Fried) 

• Liver 


Great Price 

'ft. 


1ST WEST AVI., OCEAN CITY, H.J. 

I OPEN 10 - 8 DAILY ] 

DelclouiTikiHhiirtilinFaei 

CHICKEN CACCUTORE • V«LPMtMUIU 

BAKED ITAUAM StUFFEO RPMIi 

BAKED LASAGNE • BAKEOCtWCEH 

HSPLANT PARMBIAHA • RAVIOU 

STUFFED SrffiLLS • SPAQICTTI 

MEATBALLS • CHEESE ITIMCI • MMB 

SAUSAGE. TUNA, TURKEY, ROAST BEEF 

Freih Ctitp SllMlt i Ink Biud 

Phone VOLTACO'S 399-0753 

SLOTS 

RAID DAILY 

[Jackpot T-Shirt 

•li*g *l» coupon and Si,i9 to ihe 

Casino Promotioni lootti d»# 10 AM-iPM 

yourJaekpotTiShirt, 

Oth/aniioMaixppMkat Rewinit init inicrnHlliinul CMnu CMInu Hinjii j 

OCi. B SV1ZM Wiiniwul « Ninih lainilliia ,im Ailnnik- «*j 

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PAGE 20 \ THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. _ TUESDAY, JULY? 

Some tips on where to go and what to use to catch variety of fi 

Best action this put past week 

trmnrtiw monsters running running linnp dees during luring * ISM ________ _^ «iM.-«iOlfa,_*m__iB_* ActtonaroandttiiitoirhiB vicinity of the Parkway enjoy the chance to get 

came from the Stone Bedj most of the day. During the 

where big bluei were hitting early morning and evening 

in force. 

hours these big fish can be 

FUh 10 to 13 pounds are taken on the surface with 

about the average with few casting swimmers, popper*, 

anglers earning back with sod ipossi. 

smaller fish. The hire* that Party boaters and night 

have been very popular with fishermen will find the best 

0MM choppers have teen thetactic 

la to use a bucktail Jig 

Ponytall, the Hoochy troll, dressed with either a plastic 

swimming plugs, surface WORD or a piece of squid or 

poppers, and weighted Jigs. mackerel. An excellent w»y to 

Trolling has bath the most boost your oddi at night li to 

OUR GOAL 

IS TO NEVER CHARGE 

Our fund drive letters are in your mall. 

UPPER TOWNSHIP RESCUE SQUAD 

1111 Atkny AwMM, QMM Off • 390-1O1B 

SEA LEGS $ 2.99, 

r 

V 

i »*X v\VV%V* 

PBB SlMm atasdj SUIIM ft rMt> Pi J* 

&Sunday tram S P,N± 

, R#memb»tlhe good old dayiwti«n you could 

pick up a phone and tpMk to lornMiM who 

wai t#$pon«iv» is your nMdi? You still canl Of 

courts w» now offsr oil in* ncwail Isehnoiegleal 

advaneti in computer, bui w« havenl aiiininaM 

the mott Important thing in banking,.,our Irlandly. 

hetplul p«optt, II you hays a ipMial nasd, of hovs a 

problem that nssdi «olvlng or ilrnplyâys a fsw 

qusitioni you'd iiks to atk,TuM girt m a ring. Ws'il 

provs to you that -ths good old dayi" dr» itm hsrs. 


Call 390^044 • Marmora 

above your lure. This will not cedar pluas Green Machines dtaeonHnuid following tot "They Jut weren't beating 

only help you to catch more and feather'Jlga. week's trial period but may be *>wn the doors." 

to the surface. 

was a little better thin last ooralng to Suneowt T 

week. The best spots for these Wck AdelliiL 

been slow thii past week, inlet in front of the Mud Hole, rldernhlp and It was certainly 

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piece of ahedder erab taw past wMkud, though, a few imc« to tee these fish again In __J 

also proven effective, fljh hav. been taken ID tba numbers. I know I would =*$*< 

Downtown trolley must await next summer 

Ocean City's downtown fMUie the service 1* trolley to help with 1U trolley win work out much 

been reported from the area flounder belly have all ban •jrvtee," Adelinl told Hie P" 

•round the 2S-mlle wreck, but producing some nice sired 

tbe size and numbers of f Uh fish when combined with • top 

are nothing compared to what and bottom style rig, Bucktail 

they were about • week and a Jigs have also been producing 

half ago. 

some nice flab when baited 

Hopefully the tuna will with a piece of squid. 

school up and hug la close to Weakfish have been 

the shore as they seem to be reported being taken from the 

doing right now. If the tuna do 5th street Jetty this put 

stay inshore Oil year, though, weekend, and area fishing 

a lot of people who rarely are piers have also reported flab 

able to fish for them will have in the 2- to 3-pound dan. 

their chance. 

Action In the Inlet has been 

1 * « w" WverHalag for fte 

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According to AoMnl and 

Bob Taylor, president of the 

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Association, both parties an 

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"The footwork wlllJuve to 

be done up front this whiter to 

build tbe seiTil(S up before 

next summer," AdeUzzi said. 

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