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

Comn 

MENTSTOQE 

ptxiperty ownere pa 

» for • %^gm 1 

n by the dtj 

any new t 

Ocean Oty.N.J. 08226 

Under the pecpoê 

1978 dune | 

I, addition 

new 

" i i 

the 

"It madf soroeth 

f*## at tbt 

contort* awl iam«tai puktai xtMttr far to 

* «i lie, winter, 

explained City 

Dennis Qulnn of 

veraus the old code, 

Previoua nrimin 

V f y Wt tb 

have the resources 

dune regulations 

movement of du 

without permission 

city would be cons 

violation of the o 

ntii an g for 

prior to June I; |7 for "In the future I 

P wMkhri and »1O tar sun and more toward Mr tai," to 

inJaQorboth. 

Should wind cc 

cause sand to c 

UM of the 

Street bofti ramps, 

"lean** 

to toUr 

j 

to the f$ foefor ••U«1M 

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CITY — In 

iff art to protect dimes from 

before any new be*chfroot 

(< Every house that fra on 

fee beach wtQ have to have a 

dune line determination at a 

cost of $300 1 " according to 

Quinn i 

However, yMmuk e 

dM@a*t mean without petproposed 

revision 

to the 1976 gum protection 

new coostnictioo would be 

to a 10-foot setback 

city engineer's 

"It made shutting that's 

ers to 

fa attempted 

"Sand can to 

garage 

Board ol 

ent for • variance, 

periodicaUy updated ac> 

cording to changing 

Construction in dune 

b prohibited under the code 

ioUcitor accept far »Ute nd 

Quins of the new 

versus the old code, 

administrations 

felt they didnt which dost 

have the resources to uphold dime 

dnne regulation^ Quinn 

• 

ted 

and improve opin- 

Under the proposil any 

movement of dune sand The ordinance 

prompted when the 

vlronmental CocnxninioQ took* 

without permission from the 

city would be considered a 

violation of the ordinance, 

in Jailor both. 

Should wind conditions 

cause sand to cover a 

's garage door or 

five property ownera to ta* 

who were building wtoua 

Heaaure Avenue 

upon the dune line. 

Claudia Grant, Center, models one of the 

spring outfits to be featured during the March 14 

luncheon fashion show for the Soroptimist International 

of Ocean City. Looking on are Eleanor 

Rossica, left, who is charing the event, and Connie 

Wetland, owner of La Clotique, The noontime 

event is at the Sands Country Club, Somers 

Point. 

THURSDAY. MARCH THE SENTINEL -LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J PAGE ECTION ONE 

hereTu 

police. 

The woman, who was 

tavoivtng two local vlaually and hearing impaired, 

was unable to 

occurred the perpetrator The 

was investigaUd by 

n Frank Daly, 

Tht second accurrtnci 

trvolvtd a TB-year-old female 

whs told police she felt 

someone tugging at her 

plastic shopping bag in the 100 

to th« vklntty erf theblock of Wesley Avenue at 

an 

Oiflt in M 

«0 block of West Avwme, 

ick with |SO mi«ing. 

A^€Of£&s to lutterittstf • 

woman to 

she 

beads Point 

Leroy Uidecke as president 

for W7 

Other offlcera Ladute John 

Wallace, recording 

•ecreUry; Elvira Ferrler, 

corresponding secretary; and 

League is 

and invitea 

to come to 

of the month la the 

awdor dtkena building on 

Ambter Road. 

3TUf 

• 

fthltf 

High 

A.M. 

6:42 

?:31 

f: IS 

7:11 

7:S7 

1:42 

MARCH 

9:46 10:10 

10 3010:11 

11:14 11:34 

iliSS 

Lew 

A.M. 

1223 

1 19 

2:11 

3:44 

4:26 

5:54 

P.M. 

1 03 

isi 

2:3? 

4:00 

4:37 

5:17 

5:56 

Great m%% Hirbor Inlet, 

12 minutes ffom high 

and 24 minut#| frsm low 

Ppr lea lilt City beachfront, 

Subtract 43 mtnutti from hifh 

t^ and 31 mjnyfii from low 

ÂSTRONOMICAL DATA 

Sn in apogee ,,..., Mftrct) f 

tf Moon,.......... March 1i 

Moon in periste..... March 

oon .......... March 

1:35 p.m. 

She said she released her 

contained nothing of real 

Ptl. Frank Sclarillo was the 

Mottly tuimy today with 

hlfh temperature! IMS, 

Fair Friday 

with • gradual warming 

trend. Hlghi 40-45 and lowi 

near 30 — 

emendations 

Th* |*fitm#! L*£g#r i(rivp% 

for 

m 

FegaFftiiSi ana aiki ms^ frfSfi OF 

SfTHiiSBRi @f f£€t b» ftroygRt iffl 

m?gigt#iy tg the Fdit^f 3 a He* 

by calling j ^ Ml! piff#F^fies% of 

Barbara HenslU bottom ri^ht, with students from the intermediate 

school who will participate in Saturday's jump fope-aihon to raise money 

for the American Heart Association hear last-minute instructions from 

Peter CheSf, left, president of the Ocean City unit of the association. The 

event will be 10 a.m. to 3 p,m, in the intermediate school with students 

from the primary and high school also participating. 

The Internal Revenue 

off the liquor license held by 

the Dunes nightclub on the 

SomerS Point-Longport 

Boulevard In Egg Harbor 

tax lien of 

$37,000 

According 

^wkesman Werner _^ . 

the establishment failed to 

remit federal Uses from 

proper 

"When Oat happens we're 

aitiUed to stilt property or 

liquor licenses to 

m debt," Hietseb 

n The liquor license ifl an asset 

woman described the 

culprit as a while male, 5-10, 

163 pounds in Ms mid*30a with 

dark hair and wearing dark 

trousen with a plaid lacket 

He fled an foot In a westward 

direction on Ind Street, 

Apparently the attacker 

dropped the bag and con- 

to run when he was 

unable to find cash among its 

contents, authorities said, 

noting all of the woman 1 ! 

articles were retrieved. 

Det Dennis Jones took in a 

man fitting the woman's 

investigation continues 

SQfcffiRS POINT - Poltet 

my an lft-year-old local roan 

a 

Last week in 

with a two-month 

nih of ear burglaries heft in 

which radar dectectora. car 

pfaooes and stereo equipment 

amaig items stolen. 

A. Whit* and • 

wth o< the Somen 

Point Village ApartmenU, 

Map Landing Roed, were 

arrftsted at 9:40 p nx Fib, 2S 

in connection with eightin* 

ddents over the past two 

months, according to 

Det Gary Gray said be two 

Route 9 frora the 

Apartments where they were 

"in the act" at a 

but the victim was unable to 

ident 

to auction off Dunes' liquor license 

we will go after when the 

one." 

not a frequent 

occurrence, liquor licenses 

are auctioned several times • 

yew, he said, "It dotanH 

S or every 

he said. 

TV public auction Is slated 

for 10 fljn. March IS at to 

IRS office, 1800 Atlantic Av., 

Mays LaiKling. Fff^wwp" bid 

roust be able to produce §0 

percent of tte offered price at 

the time of acceptance. The 

is due within 14 

In cash or certified 

PC users club meets March 11 

The South Jersey IBM PC synthesiser for the 

Users Group will mitt 7 p.m, 

Wednesday, March 11 at tin 

cafeteria of the high school, this may be tht last 

5th Street and Atlantic eeting in Ocean City if there 

Avenue, 

to Dot enough community 

An iting error in last Tim Foster will give a support, s»id« club In 

week's paper resulted In presentation on a speech 

engineer Michael Hyland 

being misquoted la a portion 

of his statement about a idates at PTA dinner Fri, 

proposed drainage ditch near 

five candidates for the 

Is from 5 to a 

At airport What he actually 

three positions up for vot« la 

told City Council Feb. 24 was 

8 In th© 

tut while a pumptnir station 

p 

might solve some g g 

Its cost couldn't be 

Hoover Savings Tim 

U.S.A. 

i 

A National Event With 

Savings For 

You! 

rush-Vac 

Vacuum 

t 9! 

the April 7 

Board of 

art scheduled to be on hand and $150 for 

for the annual PTA ipighittf or take out. 

tor 

with 

Headlight 

• Steel handle w/grip 

• Powerful 5.0 Amp, motor 

• IS qt top fill bag 

• 4-posltion rug adjustment 

Opfionil Tools 

U4901 

cat la 

ashlers, or 

Current Uetfise bolder is 

aac IDC M wtteh obtained U 

ta July 1^ foUnwfaig a 14 

fml of 

MONDAY DEADLINE 

FOR SCHOOL VOTERS 

Citltens who aren't 

currently registered to vote 

nwst do so by Monday, March 

9 to participate In the annual 

school board elections on 

April 7 whin tte electorate 

will have the opportunity to 

members to the local 

boards and approve or 

reject proposed school 

it least 18 may register to 

?ot£ at the office of their 

nMinicipel clerk or tte county 

board of 

CONSTTUXmON COfiP 

IfM'" 

VINYL 

IDING 

tal 

Matnis 

Inddenla have 

liquor Ueense was 

paid its past due taxes. 

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acroai the MaUtt» said 

dty, m lots," Wbit*, scheduled to b* 

mc^Pte4«^»dwiy, 

H*rb

i 

PAGE 4-SECTION ONI THE SENTINKL LKDGKR, OCEAN CITY, N.J, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, ISSf 

by • crew of hardy 

Ctenter board members and 

The Happy 

hsW * 3t 

will 

MUe Rabttm Director ttcodft. 

of 

DennUville of yeiteryear Maof of the ptete showed miim of anantett taken «_*«»»*• dtaaae wffl 

frtfn 1:30 to 5 

Airinga recent nvphnc of the Ctenniaville in the days when Airing the building of a Urge 9^^ ^nL 

Historical Prewrvation Deâ Drive wu Ume mere sailing vessel showing its 

Socirty of Upper Township, ten a wagon road and life n construction from 

§Si myayid a MQestion of wefl as teansportttion nored to ta Jamriring 

slide* made from old at a slower pace. into Denni* Creek. 

photograpbi and postcanb Many other aspects of life in As she showed the slides, 

LinwotH «*^—*^ *^ u—._ ci ¥ !:_„.. 

group to l 

The public meeting of the 

linwood Historical Society 

* ij t. ^ begin % pan. Sunday, 

to aid nls March 15 at the Creatlea Park A resident of Ocean View in 

a new dog in the §e n pgl. The meeting was Q^ ^V tow^» he is a 

The next mating of tbe 

received hli bachelor's 

W when he presented a slide Midway Civic Association will 

son dtscribini tbe be at ua primary school 7:30 Regensborg wlto a slide CoUegt and has purssed 

of the sberttfs P^ Blarcfl m when 8i§ prtjentetioo on the Indiana of 

liter 

in Wayne was me 

eaker recently at the 

of Sarah Stillwell 

is an arbs 

at 

of the Southern 

American Revolution. 

N - for two weeks, • 

well as to train for pool or CPR "race for life" U @ 

open water competition. scheduled for Wednesday 7:30 S 

Advanced llfesaving and to 10 p.m. beginning March 26 A 

CPR courses are also forming for two wtiks, 9 

it the center, 18th Street ami A CPR infant and child one* S 

Slmpeon Avenue, day workshop will be IB 

Saturday March 29 from noon S| 

Advanced lifeaaving will to 4 p.m. 

m 

be held on Wednesday and Call 39&-69O0 for detail* os & 

£ Friday from 4 to 6 p.m, any of the offering*. 

Antique Show and Sale 

. Presented by 

The 

ue Collector 1 ! 

Club 

Friday, March 6,1 

«7 

aturday, March 7 f 1987 

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

The Atlantic City Country Club 

Shore Rd. f .Northfield 

— Snack Bar — 

IEAUTY 

mAUTY SALON 

Open Year'Round 

349 West Awi. Open ¥§ir Round 

(CLOSED MONDAYS) 

CaH For Appolntmtn! Dili 3914311 

uly 

Cilforappt. 

i520AjburyAve, 399-1575 

Culture 

•:> r, i j f tul f ji'Iirf s i ! < 

\\i ,im 

h fjpci ;i tor '. fn ',c( ye yon 

r..in :w\ i:j f n 

and / or dinner on 

N aboold be seat to 

will alro be a 

;h«on on 

i; fee 

Ma Belanger«»vea 

J Indians 

cai research con* background of each. 

witti Riehard Harts 

has taught at 

also has been 

associated with the Unlverof 

North Carolina 

ON 

DEAN'S LIST 

Benson of Ocean 

arts major at 

Johnson and Wales College in 

to the 

JEWELE 

I2S Asbury Ave M Ocean City, N.j, 

We will be closed 

Monday, March 9th tc 

Monday, March 30th 

for vacation 1 

iTuesÂAarcftSlst 

ay Jay's 

8th Street 

Avenue. Anyone 

DOLL Emporium 

ible. Playable 

similar diaea\Ma 

to attend. For 

Off Storewide 

NOW thru MARCH 7th 

* NOLAYAWAYS * 

8th & Wesley 

y 

>#v= 

ONE 

club, wins prize 

iusas sen*tnl« was is- Kparate bu*ine« and 

Mailed as a new metubei of program meetinga eaca 

tt*e Soroptimift Intonatiotial nwnth. the changr to begin In 

€f Oceaji City during the 

meeting Feb. 4 with 13 

members in attendance 

Senainig is employed by 

dnb*s« sales 

aw *1» won the &m raffle. Tte Nomadj of Ocean ^ 

Club ©embert were will meet neon Monday, 

up to date on March ft, at DeauHEe Inn, 

_ for the Spring Strtthmeir with guest 

Prelude II lttncheon and weaker Bmce Bretnii t 

fashion shew to be held man*j?pr of the Cape 

14 at the of Atlantic Electric* 

^b*^ La* He wfllrpraent a program 

be aerved and on "energy dollars and 

tbe grand prte drawing far 

the mink atroOer coat or a 1^ 

toch color TV. 

Old business 

included a plea Bra tne 

Ocean City Ecumenical 

Ine f^ûfntifu^y TiPn^narri It 

wmialao agrwd to return to 

the •jstem of 

o 

is doing to redoes 

coats and what 

can do to lower 

and 

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

»MARCH 5, 1987 THE SEMI NHL-1.El >Tine 

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r 

bold a 

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m 

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THE SENTI\'EL*LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N 

pen 

itch plan rei 

MARCH 5.1W7 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, P AGE 1 

pafe 1) 

Mi back yard around ML "I invested I1X.OO0 in a atrtam, GHberUon matn- 

Howev 

ownen 

H Summer la rww a hole wWch he con- to eventually retire here. tjretd batanUy." 

homes would be af- amid he finrt became _ alders _ an extreme haiard. _ 'Would __„ y^ti want to look , out "Someday _, ^ ir__ >'oo __^ may want „___ aT 

by the drainage aware of the drainage tale "TOi ditch would start 10 jsur backyarfi or deck and Jag path or another teat ramp 

to the msat when he noticed a crane near feel from my property line §w that eVery day you live in but once tbi* land la gone, W• 

and 35 fett from my back Ocean Qty 7 ' 1 Mai a»ked gone/ 1 amid GBbertton- a 

door," said Homk who wy Coundi. . 

fbrayr Planning fiotfd »trepresented 

by Marmora Gilbertsoti said he believed toracy her*. "This 

attorney Gilbert 0, Gilbert- the drainage matter needed to development could belly op 

be addressed by the local fcmanuji and the taxpayers 

*.».„„ .,.*.„... Planning Board, "Yoa'rc will be lett hoiding the 

dty land to be a GUbertsoo 

At Hand 

for the developert bond for full 

owner," he taid. coverage of the project aa 

As to Hyland'i comparison well a* Stoeco'a promised 

cf the iystes to a ddal ff^t^ytiif >T%Miiit>ft>np* gf ifr§ 

ai 

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5 Minutes from Ocean City 

CHENLEY 

ESERV 

USHMILLS 

IRISH WHISKEY 

LACK VELVET 

CANADIAN 

CHATEAU 

LUZERN 

Chablii 

•499 

homeowners agreed 

HoalL 

Al*o, reddest Alan Stow* 

Councilman Jack Jonai, 

whoaeward Includes the afM 

tf the proposal, waa aboent 

to 

Hi 

the plan was 

their actkra on tbfl threat erf a Jonea originally rtlsed 

bwsutt "Let the developers concern over the 

he said. M T?im*a not a the ditch might becone 

whole hell of « 

sl^htiy or pott health and 

safety hazard*. 

"WhatCTer decision you "But after hearing the 

i, the developer should wujineera speaX, I felt there 

pay every single dime," was no other choice," Jone* 

Stove added They're the told The Sentinel Ledger on 

ones building on an un- Tuesday. "There are other 

OB atvcflal 

ntioned references to 

pnpisg rtaUoas aa the only 

"positive" aolutlon to the 

area's drainage probleina in 

the dty*s master drainage 

plan prepared by Walker, 

Previtl, Holmea and 

Associates, "This medieval 

dtcb is not the solution," 

Stowe said. 

Hyland told Council 

members they were taking 

to the pumping 

out of context More 

ban once hi maintained their 

cost exceeded their ef- 

Councilman Mark Vldetto 

lid although engineer 

talker cited the open system 

stations as a 

"1 know you've explained 

this to nig many, 

but I can't get it through my 

head that a 4Me©£ wide ditch 

10 feet from someone's house 

can be the answer/' Vldetto 

said his approval of tb§ ditch 

proposal demonstrated his 

& the city's 

professionals who 

the system. 

THOUGHT 

Here % a gu>tkie her* d' 

when eempany cgm?s — * 

«a!Iif Cooked MEon ifnpi 

brHdstlclis. ûf ih#m jfi a reek in 

roaiflng pan snd Brqwn In a 3 

ven it's even *HJ?f tf* ~ 

I* Ôy^F? gsmfl ta use Ifffeyef 

mer(n#a« as s sayc#, B# sure to 

bring if fg g oetr belaF§ 

erniS frgm th* 

New VtgetaBlO pale green 

Cauliflower = | 

CflUiifitwer and bfocegfi. If 

treaty In the 

Half and hall msynnnsi^ and 

ns (OP- French Bfc^d. Spiff the 

the ieng way; f H if lightly, 

iprflfl fspping, fgast again. 

puMi -- ejeeEifltly fhe 

bife sited Bnes—aF§ never 

iut fhey'rf esfra 

flinary when filled .Wvlfh whipped 

cFiam that's b?en spiKed with your 

(atfgrite liflueyf Pigyre abgyl p-j 

sunees p#r cupef whipping er§arn : 

Nefhing DFdinaFy 3Bayt the 

the CraB TFap 

Restaurant 

On the clFcli, Somers Point 

927.7377 

Join ui §@gn fef a wendfrfyi 

•il 49 

DEKUYPER 

Poach tree 

SCHNAPP 

fit 

along its natural course, 

which Hyland aaid was the 

route of the 

ditln't Interfere with airport 

cperadon*, although Ronald 

Ml of the local Aviation 

Advisory Committee aaid 

occasionally water settled on 

the runway. Robert Tatum, a 

" ' * of to 

"just runs onto the airport 

process 

Tfc§ city made appUcatlot 

for the FAA approval or 

behalf rf the 

through the 

prooefti again," Tatmn 

Following the meeting 

ctecllned ciinm>ffnt on 

Art Fort 

also had no commert en thi 

Cwncll members said tta] 

were surprised to lean 

Nantucket required ai 

»nt since 

Mayor Jack Blttner sale 

on the matter witt 

f he believed ti 

was the solicitor's respoo 

1 

aty 

Solicitor GenUd J 

on whether he believed 

principals ahauk 

the Planning Board who 

they decided to change theb 

drainage system. However 

he said Stoeco wasn't subjed 

Tatum said bis firm would 

have to seek renewal of Its 

1085 approval from the 

Federal Aviation Ad- 

chased the property from 

dty 25 years ago under cer 

tain conditions including 

to run twodrainage 

improvement* 

encased 24-inch 

Thi FAA 

which expired Jan. 

31, was a condition of the 

developer recef 

construction 

The d£y made application 

lor thi FAA approval on 

behalf of tht developers 

But when the developers 

learned airport enthusiasts 

wife against the installation 

of pipes beneath the runway 

because they believe it could 

In the airport 

An FAA spokeswoman said 

hesitancy ( approval was 

finally jdvgn 

eulvtrt is "preArreit. 

provals were granted oriy 

October and Item was never 

a written revocation of the 

"If we have to f weH go back 

throutfhthe 

which have been 

- Anita J 

Mainland 

candidates 

March 11 

ents will 

have a 

running for the Mainland 

Regional Board of Education 

7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 

March 11 Airing the 

annual candidates' night at 

Adams Hall in Centra) 

Methodist Church, Shore 

Rosd and Central Avenue ir 

linwood. 

answer i 

audience. 

in a 

ssion from tbf 

Committee of Concerned 

atizens, the forum is expected 

ho feature Somen 

Point Candidates Willlim 

and John Medlca plus Nor 

thfield candidates Jacqueline 

Dietrich, Randy Knowlcs, 

Vincent Merel and Kenneti] 

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was an 

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1143 Bay Ave,, Ocean City, N. J. 08226 

Small Business 

Accounting 

Financial Planning 

Tax Preparation 

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ee one of our Cus §ivlc§ TODAY! 

OCEAN CITY 

961 Atbury Ave. 

3333 W#*i Ave 

MARMORA 

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'.'i'is-AS-PM 

f 0

The Sentinel 

Pace 

Two 

View on 

1 

IG 

City council acted in the best .interests of a 

neighborhood and the entire city when it rejected 

the proposal by developers to use a ditch c a? p 

of a drainage plan for a 45-acre ection of the 

community near the airport, 

As the developed envisioned it, instead of a 

covered pipe, their drainage system would end 

beyond 28th Street at the edge of the airport with 

a 40-foot wide. 700-foot long ditch emptying into 

the tidal marsh beyond the airfield. The area 

being drained encompasses a section of town on 

either side of Bay Avenue which, like much of 

Ocean City, used to be low lying meadows, It is 

now i he Stoeeo tract and the Nantucket 

development 

As the developers uictured it, the drainage ditch, 

which would for the most part be out of sight, 

would be aesthetically pleasing — unlike the 

existing 52nd Street ditch by the 

in the south end. They also noted that 

station would probably be needed to make an enclosed 

drainage system of pipes feasible. The 

ditch would be fenced off, too, for safety reasons. 

But, this is the 1980s; we're almost into the 2lst 

century Its time to put archaic drainage 

systems and other old planning techniques 

d us 

5 nd ireet ditch is unsightly. It gete 

clogged with plant growth and debris. The chainlink 

fence is rusting and unattractive. Marsh 

weeds would quickly grow through and into an 

open ditch no matter how much riprap is used. 

Whatever the systems, there is maintenance to 

contend with. 

made the right choice. 

?n 

as one of the many 

been in love with this town for 

many, many years tat I an 

Starting to leave the rooe. 

g 

run is leavin 

it would be 

br «5 M**; 

By FRANK L HAY 

are 

Any or Gillian: 

I have a feelin,_ 

when I read of your virioua 

proposals — boardwalk 

iani 

the rtml estate taxw m& when 

up, then tto beach fee*, they are over 

the parking meters, raise taxes. Is this fiscal 

that they are ruining this 

wonderful resort for the 

average Joe with • few kids as 

Hew long can the average 

person p continue to afford 

these IncrefcjeaT 

increase, private 

hangars, beach tag 

, etc, - Oat thote in 

to 

s secure financial position permanently approximately 

sometimes don 1 ! worry too 

mien about those of ua on a 

income. 

wish that you could come up Every time I read an srtlde 

tn the paper referrin« to ywr 

the city - without it costing programs they seem to rtlato 

py, , to helping the business 

retiree* and permanent community—certainly a 

PSiUtato aaflfi money. special interest group — 

Let me give you an rattier than the majority of 

T M g 

com* down teaionaUy au my 

The firat year, raytotal 

your 

I'm being unfair, 

of the residents who 

pay shart of the taies 

would be happy to continue 

more 

riring of the $32,000 assistant and point out tne way to the interesting to check tht 

for thi city administrator? 

determine if 

school was rebuilt nsoonsiDii 

for us taEpaytn? 

ago and aa I 

School board 

a story in The 

approved the retirement of Sentinei Ledger some of the -«•-«••••» 

the former superintendent but 

him at $£0,000 per 

as a consultant For to be canceled since toe new town pays topwages in order 

what? If the new super Is aj 

good aa he Is supposed to be, 

can show him around 

about the density 

rf poputatton In Ocew Qty 

before there Ls no room on the 

beach for the long-time 

SuggesUoaMo, 

though it has 

quilted down, I hav§ a 

tot Use boardwalk 

garage at 8th Street 

^ you are aware, there 

with the f>dlltie« of thelBed to be many parWng lota 

I am simply trying to get you to view in n 

thi 

It would appear that the 

tatter can only get 

or or ganit ing into 

power blocks. It is 

that local 

in who appeared to 

have the most to gain from the 

demise of thi blue laws did 

that, 

Gillian, I have often 

§d your most intelligent 

of opining your 

seasonal businesses with your 

presale of tickets at a deep 

discount rate while at the 

same lime obtaining the 

at 

no I commend you on a mott 

inventive means of 

taxes were approximately 

11,550, This year— 10 yean 

later — my taxes art $M§4 

and will go up upon receipt of 

the new 

73 lncre*K or 7 j 

per year. And even 

though I realke that some of 

this U for school, and county 

fries, I muit aaran you that 

took these increaaea 

Into consideration. 

I am by no means destitute 

but I am timply trying to get 

you to view living in Ocean 

aty for the remainder of 

one's life from the eyes of thi* 

group of people rather than 

from the eyes of a very §uc- 

. because of Increases In tne increasi in land values 

density; Increases caused by (And the lack of foresight by 

subdivision of lota — building * ne boardwalk owners), many 

two or three properties where t^^= (LI, Alii' 

classes in the new school bad 

air conditioning system to attract the best talent but in 

couldn't remove tte fumeg. It v * iW rf ** abev^ doesn't it 

was reported ttat tot frouWi mk§ you wondiF? 

or an error. It would be 

ma retir< 

also to help their 

have quarters and not dimes 

the city even In their pockets. I believe this 

cooperate on a bargain-price to be a false assumption* I 

for the land. 

know I make a point of having 

I submit, we taxpayers 10 cents available when I'm 

want to pay for it in going to Aibury Avenue to 

No. 3 - On the 

parking meter increase, 

I might be mistaken 

but I thought the Idea of shortterm 

parking meters (one 

half hour) wat to get people in 

and out of the stores (given 

the limited parking spaces 

and thus create a 

turnover of spaces. 

II would also appear that 

I* a 150 

price (not 

for one hour or 25 percent) 

and la a deterent to •hopping 

on Aabury Avenue. 

Suggestion No. 4 — About 

private airport hangars— 

an ej-pilot from World 

a different point 

Aa chairman of the 

Board. I MI eottpeUed to d land Mag developed 

respond to §on§ of ttn im-noplications found In the a function tf 

or 

ID the WA IS lass. 

For an understanding, 

zoning boards of 

in New Jeraey are 

under the provisions of the 

Municipal Land Use 

They are to hear and 

on appeals concerning errors 

in • enforcement, inof 

loniiw man 

exceptional and special 

conditions tjdit and nbtrt 

deviations from standards 

In each situation they must 

result in a 

detriment to the public good. 

Ocean City's Board la 

composed of seven members 

and two alternates. They 

all well known, astute 

rational business 

professional 

and many hours of their free 

each month in 

î 

etlve ordlnan 

. eurrtnUv 

appeared to be the thrust of a 

Ocean Gty relationship of the number of 

lltime i\ 

them maximiie their 

income and thus be more 

Ordinance 8S-10 have made it 

necessary for approximately 

one out of every ten 

to * variance. 

resulted Is the 

Board 

bearings at a meeting. 

In one case the failure U».- 

consider the variations In tha _ 

actual ground elevation*, 

within the dtj and within, -. 

lich range* from 1^, 

(mean »ea level) ta , 

13 MSL. creates a situation - v >. 

constn»ct the same site hoqae 

in all areas and itifl meet the * 

height limitation of g tee* 

10 MSL. (Section 13) N 

A second tnstancv ia the-., 

intruding into the rear yanL: 

In many caaea where It la - • 

necesaary to raise the. - 

to meet flood insurance 

requirement*, thr 

first floor deck la at m A 

the intention of providing > 

space forparking. 

or complex the requestmay 

be, the Board's policy Is to 

allow everyone with aa to* ' 

terest to be heart. Only after 

b a decision 

Anyone who baa ever at-1 

tended a hearing know* that 

each case is Judged on Iti 

facts and merit*, that not all 

mil way — or cut it ou| „ 

No. 5 on the 

beach tag 

but not least, andthli 

come to you aa a 

surprise—many of us moved 

to Ocean aty for the at* 

mosphere of the town and, 

believe it or not, UM beach — 

not the boardwalkl 

I usually buy 10 

season for my vUiting 

children, grandchildren, etc., 

and that which was freenot 

... this group of of a very 

It would appear tome that 

when you consider the meter 

rates a means of couna 

"too Wgh" budget 

pj you have negated 

their original lnttni and 

up 

•fptcially In the 

arta. 

tut • 

onican me so 

i c«nia IoroM hour if more 

You prîmt that 

phot** by j#fll 

txaes and MTVa off for to do more for less. That's nations who will sell the iron 

moments for quiet and 

what has happened to Just hack to us In shoddy products 

su a 

private contemplation and Inty might deduce that the about ivery major industry in that could be better mate at 

rospection in school Those adult human being is an even 

the opposite view claim 

critter man they tne "noanagement class" 

would bt a backdoor 

attempt to return organized 

prayer to schools. 

Both advocacies tear closer 

and unemotional 

folks, Wi have seen situations 

where students aren't even 

required to show respect or 

stop Jiving during a flag 

jelute. And if the teacher 

commented about the 

student's chances of surviving 

such a show of contempt in 

LETTERS cont'd 

made from our trash 

has deluded itself and us Into 

We, after all, do sombelieving that It is the Sometime after Pear) 

strange and paradoxical American worker who taHarbor it was discovered that 

grtidy and not thty tnen> 

sel?§i. Thus tne nation 

merchants 

letWhydowtgut becomes larp^ owned by 

scrap iron 

desperately needed social foreigners who hold thi 

programs for 

dream 11 

with thi enemy. 

in con-Theouf ^^00 on an summarily dealt were swiftly and 

with. 

irefichteri 

physically Impaired or, 

heaven forbid, elderly people 

and then salve our collective 

conscience by condemning 

the aforementioned aj worthless 

parasites? Instead of 

thinking there but for the 

of, i!% thi average 

We need no longer fear 

conquest by an alien power. 

Somebody U selling the whole 

place right out from under us. 

On our partt wi insist on 

imported products 

because they are "superior" 

con 

If the kids were compelled 

to contemplate some of the 

outrages we adults have 

and on 

, they might just 

that we were worless 

parasites and wiraps 

Editor Senttnel-Ledgir I P%¥ *m abls tocontain the roofing in srdsr to get to the matfresses do* 

tavs a' iumniir home in ftrt to the attta, to* 5"ff.ôrter to - out 

Ooean City en Pwuuyn placs tftor havini obaerved the It wn obvious toua that «»i noust. 

and have recently tad to go' atttc'irwi,' It ffHobvious to Ihty weri extremely WIN €» my family and I art 

thremb tht unfortunate mi ttatthe Fin Departaiint Pirate and Uwughtful in ^r%rmfy pleased_ with ttie 

erperience of having a fire, was very careful not to simply their pursuit to contain and effort* of our Ocean City Fire 

rfeourse extremely flood tile whole housi with put out the fire* In somi Degartaen^ 

when we first were wter and also not to start ciiiSp Uiey had toearry targe Eugtni F. Towen 

tht fire, and then knocking out walla and unoldiring chairs arid 

when we got to the shore an 

t I would iwe w 

eoMwdtoiOctanCl^Firi 

II 1 

We would like to 

and hU able men who 

Correct lighting, drainage pr 

(tor's mte — This letter lights being installed at otter water to continue to the bay 

to Mayor Roy locations which presently for natural drainage. 

w have street 

" 

but we As it Is now t the water 

Mayor OOUu. we are have no sttêt itaMa at aU •aina to the railroad tracks 

_,« City „_, homtownirs ___. , and - We havi ldrt - m _— floods Haven Avenue 

have been for the but seven living here and we need lights because of the height of the 

but years. Wt rented here prior to torour protoctioiL tradss, TWs is a ei^ problem 

buying our home. Our addresa Also, last year, to city and we would appreciate this 

ia in the 2800 block of Haven 

Avenue venue, 

IwouidUkitoreWonnyou 

of a need for strtet i«hto on the railroid traeka should be 

itreet Wi iea'itreet iwnovid to aUow the flowof 

'Church parkin 

Editor * 

furnaeifireiitour •._ 

wem *£**& 

this forum to 

dlisaatiifactlon 

AuUwrity'a 

announced the cut-through of being corrected aj soon as 

2&th Street toBay y Avenue. We 

are in favor of this but we feel Mr, and Mr*. 

be £r< 

$ "need" to collect am tqw 

to the 

much thi city nets from 

parking meter fees eolleeted 

the 

toeper of our key, whs was 

quick to call Broadley'g and 

see that we 

Having owned a home, 

aggln, 

regidid and paid taxes in this 

SenttnitLedgcr! 

Anoteofthanu, also, to an ghgrtfrtd Christian com- tiw C 

unknown young man rnunity for dteato,' I am 

lit) who »aw the outraged when each Sundav I 

and alerted firemen 

ever drawn up In this country, 

. t o park close to nay church, 

We were very lucky and 

thankful for all the quick Is not the right to gather in a 

actions that saved our borne community to worship a 

from a total loss! 

constitutional freedom which 

iPaulHain should not be hindered or 

Ocean City Infringed by thi Parking 

The Sentinel Ledger 

'» Ornfiti 

By Tht 

8EHTIHEL LEDGER 

A Dlvitlonif iouih itruv »«Jlo, inc. 

Htw»rd L. Or«n, Pr«fc, 

1U giflnih Sir«ii, Oc#»n oiy. N J oitfi 

i i l d IHf 

mom in i4ii 

FRBDC! BENSON........ 

JOHN H. ANDRUSII... (, 

BYRON T. MERCER 

Publisher 

,.,.........., Editor 

,.. Advertising Manager 

Th«3cfldl!ne for letters U noon Monday, 

' Letters should b* double ipaced and with luflicitnt 

' tnarglna on one aide of the paper to facilitate editing for 

J f iifjiaiidcowlaîieai, 

' Liters muit include the writer's oanw 

for verificalloq, They mint be 

mriim it«r Impact 

•nooytnlty, but tetters 

lion lit! 4ha«d(lor'jdtocrfUon. 

to the ft 

parkini 

meter 

Nmiwithhalduponrequist 

yean a 

and the men who 

is probably areionae 

most revifid document Amerteam 

m_ 

Vet from the very beginning, 

these far*seelng 

delegates at the national 

congress decided to do ali 

their work behind closed 

Law? 

view on zoning 

the ordinances, aa will as 

cases are unanimous inequttlti. Evidence of these 

and that In many efiorUrcstaintbefactthatin 

cas«f the votes are taken only an but one mm wher* tht 

itter the request has been board's dMWm hart ben 

to !a»n the challenged In court* It has 

of non-conformity and ban upheldlittle 

detriment. locajetbartaratboff who 

Tb* comment* made In tba ds net lam ttrir Board, tbt 

was approved ana no hm MVMI fat maflf ytifi 

variance howarar — art BIB Bibcock, 

was dwiladj art chAlniiaii; 1 

•• l^ttt Bikw t Tom Boras. U, 

ncori* will stww, 

tf 

Benila lfotTla. Dr. .. _. 

Nunao and Herb Adiroa, 

Ed Wtemgr U an Ocean Gty 

artist who illustrate* hit 

cpinionj with hii own shet 

ust around the corner! 

4. -/^ ^ ^ 

Don't wait another minut 

the time to plan for this season, is NOW! 

Your season will be much mor# successful, after you piacf 

your ad in the 54th Annual 

• Increase your sales 

• Improve your customer contacts 

• Commgnicatt with ntw residents 

• Ri-lnforee yaur reputation for 

ffffeiincy and fair prices. 

II Display 

utt 

• Advance reservations for 

summer vacationers 

• Product availability 

• Recreational events forth* entire 

family's enjoyment 

.ina 399-5411 

your builntss name and ph@n# number will be Itoted rt FRB« W|rt **... lf 7/' -'/j'isS

THE SENTISEULEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ 

THURSDAY, MARCH 5, ISgf 

THURSDAY, MARCH 5 t m 

ion isfea 

TIIK SENTIXKI. LKIH.KH, O< HAS CITY. V.I 

Missionary 

Tht annual mi»*lonary 

PAGE 

iECTlON TWO 

•erence March 14 

:onley was in un* 

-- f 

i: 

V ' 

* "i' 

i l 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY 

OF GOO 

Robert Bostlc, p*stor 

7 pjn. - Bible Fellowship, 

1*4 DM? Dr, 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

ABUNDANT 

CHRISTIAN 

OCEAN CITY 

M&SL and 

Rev, 

Donald 

9:30 

10:45 am 

SEA VIEW 

231 Shan R4 

Rj-v Lee B 

OORBIN CITY 

Main Street 

BAPTIST -" 

ah and New York Av 

7 and 9 

SstofdAj * 4 and §* 

10:30,11:45 

5:30 pan. 

1*90 

f ;3D and 11 a.m. 

Mi Jt and 

OF CHRIST Oenn LUTHERAN 

Av. It 

SHILOH BAPTKT 

u am to 

Ttfa St and &tmp«M Av 

Famflj service Rev. Lafayette Rlddick, 

Dr. Charles P 

worship 

service 

and bible 

BY THE SEA 

55tt Stntl Mid AsbMY Avtnui 

UNDAY, MARCH 8th, 1987 

Rev. Kenneth LanQly 

Ocean City, NJ, 

SaVJCE 10:15 A.H.: CHURCH SfflVCE 10:30 A.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOl nil ALL AGES, 1:11 A.M, 

BBLE STUDY 7:30 P.M. WE0WS0AY 

j 

1733 

10 a JH. - Sunday 

11 

7:S0am. * Midweek prayer 

service 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAFTOT 

6D0S Shore Rd 

The Rev Russell IL Bowers 

Jr. minister 

9:45 a.m. * Sunday 

11 a.riL 

W St and West Av. 

Michael Walters, pastor 

10 a.m. 

11 am. - Morning servii 

S. Shore Rd. 

lermo 

a.m. 

10: service 

p.m. - 

iAY 

7:»p,m, 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

HURCH: A Place To Feel 

n deaf most of his life, lut every Sunday found him in church, 

empting to go through the motions of worship in harmony with 

his every act of worship was a strain carried out in his world of 

of pa^r and handtd ft to the okl man. He read, "Why 

y&u go to chufdt? You can't hear a word that Is said," 

Calling ©n his bioktn and faltering English remembered from his hearing days, he 

said, 'T© let people knew whose side I'm on!" 

He connnu^d, "At worship In church I may not hear much, but I FEEL MUCH, I feel 

what's happening around me; the music's rhythm touches me: the prayers hold me close; 

ttie smiles on people's faces during the sermon and the intensity I sense from them give 

me a feeting of Gods presence." 

Worshiping in church givet a feeling that no other expression of Cod's presence 

approiches. No wonder fte writer of Hebrews instructed: 'Forsake not the assembMna of 

ourselves together," (Hebrews 1025) - 

Bdt BOO). ChmotlHviHi. V* S|O6 

LADY OF GOOD 

iturday - 8 a.m. 4 and 7 

Sunday-8,9,10:l5andll:» 

WT 

13th St and 

Ocean City 

Av, 

7 and 8 am. 

8 a.m., 4 

8, 9:15 and 11 a.m. 

Weekdays afttr 8 a.m. 

Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to3:30 

pm* and after 7 

ST FRA NCES 

CABKINI R.C. 

2nd St and AtlanUc Av, 

8 and 9 am 

Friday - g t^L and ? 

a, 9.30and 11 a.m. 

1:30 pjiL 

Sunday-6,9:30 and 11 a.m.,, 

6:30 p.m. 

44th and Landis A?, 

Sanlslt City 

". Paul M, O'Connor, 

ajn. and 4:50 pjn. 

8 a.m., 5 and 7 

:M and U a.m. 

^ Rd, and Harbor La. 

Somen Point 

ly - 7 and 8 a.m. and 7 

E. Conlofli Satarday - 5:80 p.m, 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF 

v, Robert S, Bostlc 

124 Dory Drive 

Octan City, NJ, 

Ministry in 

OCEAN CITY COMMUNITY CENTER 

Simpson Avtnue at lith StFeft 

DAY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP 7:00 P.M, 

Pastors Home 

isby Nursery Children's Chureh 

Handicapped Facility „„, 

ALL WELCOME! ALL LOVED! 

'Beloved, It! ui (eve one another," 1 John 4 

WEDN 

H§!f 

ICEAN CITY BAPTIST 

lOTHiWiSLlY 

39M261 

REV. DONALD I, HURLBERT, Senior Pastor 

REV, DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Paitor 

A. WALKS, Putor of Youtti and Fwnty 

Dave Sinseney, Choir Director PhiHp Semeney, Organ!!! 

SUNDAY, MARCH 8tM987 

9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M. - 7:1 § P.M. Pastor DonaW E. Huriberi 

HI 

8:30 P.M. "SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE" 

WEONISDAY 7:18 P.M. PRAYIR SERVICE 

THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. COLLIGE AND CAREER 

FRIDAY, YOUTH GROUPS 7:00 -10:00 P M 

Vin Tpansporiafion to and from Sunday Schso! 

and Church...Dial 

TRINITY 

St and Bay Av. 

8 a.m. - Hot}- Eucharist 

10 a.m. - Aon 

JAY 

9 am. Eucharist 

EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Boom Point 

Rev, Roger J, Hamilton, 

rector 

8 

10 a.m. 

with sermon, story hour and 

nursery. 

UNWOOO ODMMUNTTV 

ort Rd. 

a.m. 

11 a.m. - Family Bible hour 

7 p.m - Gospel rneeting 

9:50 a.m. - 

11 a.m. - Tne ieniet; 

mireery available. 

10 a jn. - The 

11 a.m. 

Btistm Rd. and Dawes Av 

Point 

SUNDAY 

CHAPEL 11 

11 am. 

10 a Jn. * Holy Eucharist In Av., west of 

GRAC] 

10th St. and OentraJ Av, 


1:30 p,m, - Prayer and $$> 

aermon. Holy communion on 

Junday. 

HOLY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

MUlRoad 

Methodist 

UNITED 

Oh St and Central 


SUNDAY 

9 a.m, 

10:30 a.m. 

Richard Beltgn of served as adminlitraUTf 

City will bt the ajsiitant to the dm of the 

tot 

^__ - frtqntfit spciker at 

afternoon (FrUay tech women'* 

MDttfiieFlnt. ___ 

Pretbyterlan Church, U 

_ 

active tn the wale program 

rat theme af the ewit la and occupy thi 

y 

•nd her buaband have owned 

and 

Qtv, Mr* Boltoo hu ato 

monto 

A 

rsfaa of the 

The government Is awar* Cape Ma 

May County an 

additional $15,000 far 

food and shelter, Mart* 11 at 

of the 

11 HfV W 

Andenon who li 

e ftvcot, Invitei an 

to 

The animal "Oay Apart" of 

of non-profit local 

or 

tit tht Southern New Jms? *Wch provide or are , 

France will be 8 pjn, of providing food or ihelter 

, March 10 at the »^ a*ked to contact Virginia 

rlton United Methodist Budd, executive director of 

Church for alight supper, lbe be Ofcpe May County United 

10 a.m. Way p at 463-W00. 

Wednesday, M^rch U t will be Tli fund* are 

held at the Centenary United available tho tht 

Methodist Church, Berlin, naUonal board tht 

Teachable momenta: as Emerfeocy Food and Shelter 

adventure in practical 

dUcipiiihip" will be the 

(c«atiimed from ptge 4) 

2) N abort Road 9:30 a.m. - Sunday school 

WNDAY 

9:30 and 11 arit - Worship John Freedman, 

IS a.nL - Wonhip service JD 

7 B.m, - 

L.D.S. 

(]U5t SOUth O 

it) 

Griffith, paator 

UNDAY 

11 a.m. - Morning service. 

900 Ventnor 

MAC] 

METHODIST 

10th St. and Simpaon A 

M. Finch, pastor 

9:30 a.m. - Church school 

11 a.m. 

COMMinmY SEA ISLE CITY 

Blvd. and Park 

IV, 

V8 Wfmm a.m. - Orthos /ww^- Matins %M*H~ Bev. David A, Flimlng - 

9^30 a.m, . Divyw lihw eriNnAV 9:45 a.m. , 

8:30 and 11 a.m. 

trut iJrrnlnttoriau (£h 

The Presbyterian Church! U.S.A, 

7th and Weiley Avenue 

Rev, wm. Radcilfft Allen, Th.AA,, Pastor 

J, Kenneth Reese Director of Muilc 

Jean c Ridgway 

Organist 

SUNDAY, MARCH 8,1987 

HORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. 

EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 I.M. 

The Whole Bible for the Whole Person 

Graded Classes - Nursery • Adults 

TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. 

Women's Bible Study Fellowship 

WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. 

The Bible Study Hour 

A Cordial Welcome Awaits You 

"••Wi*| Firth Tfc.tt.Htf Llf." ftilippliii 2HI 

LEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

R1610 

Dr, John F. GJ 

or 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m, - Morning worship 

11 am. - Sunday school 

SEAVILLE UNOTD 

METHODIST 

Rev. Mark H. Earl 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. - Worship 

lOl am * Church 

(Please turn to page S) 

CITY ORTHOLX»X 

PRESBYTERIAN 

32nd St, and Central Av, 

Bav, Paul 

10 a.m. - 

11 a.m. -_Morning w 

7 p.m. • Evening service ( 

A iu:l& a.m. - Sunday achool 

- 9 a.m, ' Morning worship 

CEOTRAL UNITOD 

METOODBT 

Shore Rd, and Central 

:. Van Salver, 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. 

11 a.m. ______ woi 

0 7;30 p.m. - Evening worship 

PRl 

7th It, and Wesley Av. 


Minister: 

SEVENTH-DAY 

ADVENTfflT 

Rev. William 

Allen, HIM, 

ay 

y:3U a.m. 

11 a.m. . Bible 

IGIOUS SOCIETY 

OF FRIENDS 

service 

11 a.m, - meeting for CLASSIFIED AD 

BRING RESULT: 

The Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

Established 1896 

BG9 Centra! Ave, 644 Shore Rd, 

OcsapGity, N.J, Palermo, N ,J, 

Phorfe 39M077 Phone 390-9699 

Herbert L, Godfrey, Owner 

Youngsters from the Little Friends Nursery School at st, Jobti's 

Lutheran Church prepare for a mock field trip to the moon in a spaceship 

mud spacesuits which they made 

straws for their air supplya; 

many church women's groupe'all ovtr the 

to ttt 

at I p.m. Each year a 

thi event 

al 

Jesus taught that private prayer wag 

to talked about "ping Into a closet to 

pray, 1 ' he often prayed with his disciples. Hti Lonfa 

experience of faith and praise by playing with other 

that we should not only "love" 

our enemies but also that we should "pray" for 

As a nation, we should pray for the Russians, the 

tomans, etc. As persons, we should lov§ and specifically 

pray for those with whom we havi dispute or broken 

— and even those who have purposefully 

us. Jesus did so as he even prayed for 

who executed him on the cross. 

Finally, ail of our prayen should Si in iefus T name. 

Saying in Christ's norm I pray has beeomt a ritaalistic 

way to §nd a praytr, Jesus said ftat powtr In prayer 

oomts by •' asking whatever you will in my name." 

the words. It U an experience of yearning to beIn the will 

and spirit of Christ as we pray, It Is uttering th§ words of 

our prayer with not Just our own identity as a created 

person but a§ a son or daughter of Gad who 

ndtemid by the love aterifice of Qiftt 

Witti mhotn do you pray? For wham do you Bray? In 

who§§ name do 

C.Wlngite 

The Lighthauae Community 

in Time of f rouble, Wm Are AM || 

Near As Your Phone 

M 

hedging for the future, as in the pa§t t the finest and ||§ 

most dignified, personalized funeral service :-: : : SUCCEMOR TOOCEAN CITY'S FIRST f| 

FUNERAL DIRECTOR 

M 

IER 

AKTHROUGH! 

ON THE LATEST BIG IDEA IN SMALL BUSINESS COPIERS 

m 

nnownta 

KXH1HIT 

ST. PATRICK'S DANCE 

ON PIER MARCH 14 

Tbe Happy Hoofm will 

bold its umual St Patrick's 

dance at 8:30 p.m. 

March 14 on the M 

Music will be 

Silhouette*. Everyone who 

Krvioe. H# graduated torn 

Prairie Bible Institute in lttj 

aid wved is toe psrtante Council of RBMU 

a Clt«d £etf part? 

nift • «u.i. Mr j 

families win 

p g show necticut M b mrm H 

dinner party, spociaored The Christian Bu»in*« and 

Slh Sh After 5 Profe«iooal Alter I Qubi are 

been reacheduted ntwHlenominational with no 

fcr7pjn. Monday, March » at formal membtrahlp. All ^* *• nMteniriei to kam 

Mac'i RwUurant, Somn dnnera are op« to tbt public « tw °t their petaooalliwa, the 

Point 

Reservatioaa may be ">Mf puÂle type erf wort in 

by oiUin* 64H3S? or 

Muic will be ANTIQUE CRAFT 

A fcUswrttp wffi fc§ fcsM is 

by Tina Ney of SHOW MARCH U ** ©ra after e*ch Mfftes, 

Point and guest _Gur Lady of Sorrowi ^ confoeuce will begin 

for the rveniM la Church, Wabftss Avenue, ?*^ • 

Holbrook of Con- Unwood, will hold iti *HB«J 

banqnet f p.m. 

from* 

yn, to 4 p-m. Saturday, 

March 28 In the dwreb hail 

Orcr 10 diikra will be so 

band. Hiked goods and 

the rinde Jtw^* Pifreshmfiits wtU N 

550N, wfflte^tflpteQf^MaiiQo wiflabii, O^ to tti pu^k; 

Yugsilivlan m at Cosgrtgatiim Etth APFKARING MARCH U 

*725 Tht Aflbory Qsnsat Choir 

fron WUmore, Ky. wiH ^>pear 

in cODcert ai the St 

P*ul'i United Hetbodlft 

welcome. Admi«sian is W per 

peraon. Refreflhm«its will be 

arotkble. Call W-D80 or M0- 

OCEAN CITY 

First Church of 

Christ Scientist 

and Reading Room 

8th St. & As bur v Ave. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11 iQQ AM 

Sunday School 11 ;00 A.M. 

WtdntidaysliOO PM 

Testimonial Meeting 

Rtading Room Daily 

U*A;M:ts1 P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

(pen to«lL 

of iMinauii 

fB ID than 

^ l ^ " ' ^ I minutts north ef Ocean city- 

SUNDAY SERVICES AT 

9:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. 

David A. 

Paul E, 

DIRECTOR OF MUSK 

Fsf a f r#e brochure $f 

, ... printtfl sermon, caii 

f# TN« Diff*r«fte* it Worth ttw Driv*" 

A Funeral is for the 

When you think about It 

this statement mokes s let 

of sense No m^ner wtwre 

when, or under what circumstances 

death may occur, 

men art rtetds mat 

must be met — for tfif 

strtavid family; their 

friend*; their clOfc* Circle 

in tne community. - 

Tht funeral helps meet 

those needv it helps thos^ 

who grieve accept, the 

reality of death. They 

know if happtntd. But a 

part of their mind reject IL 

runs away from it. The 

funeral takes them gently 

by the shoulders and turns 

fhtm to face it. And 

haying faced it, having 

viewed u, mings 

tafitr. 

nimtstMtM 

Mid-wetk Lenten Service! 

iUY IT! 

LEASE IT FOR AS LOW AS $40,00 PER MONTH, 

I 

% • 

$* 

Tom WaldmarTs Travel Canter 

Froftssleni) Travel Consultant* 

*1JlthS 

Ocean City Home 

Savings & Loan Association 

1081 ArtwyAfi. 399-0012 

Eugene W. Pishtoy 

intufincf Agtney^ inc." 

MMM, Mmmm 3104160 

Carey's 

S 

§aiitfltd Inc. 

3W-0178 

, store 

y 

415 EJflhlh S 

9ff 4416 

First Fidelity Bank 

NA South Jersey 

Thm Omcti In Octin City 399-1300 

The Flanders Hotel 

Banquet & Party Facilities 

719 E. 11th St. 399-1000 

Stan's ShopRite Supermarket 

"Thi Number 1 Food Slant of South Jertay 

Soman Point • RtoOnMli • Abttcon 

R J, Darby, Agency Inc. 

"Iniuranc* Excluiiv#ly Since, 1905" 

399-0049 

SttiindCtfltnlAvtnui 

UNDAY MARCH 

0:10 A.M. COMMUNION Bltyli 

00 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:3 

Nancy McN«m#« 

A FOUNTAIN OF FIRE 

Preaching 

10:10 ftrvlctbroadcfttf on WI0O 

AlMilaf§ fpaif#r 

Central Avenue at Tenth Street 

Wednesdays at Noon 

and 7:30 P.M. 

(preceded by supper at 6:30 P.M.) 

The public ll invlted 

Sunday Worship at 11A 

'tfytitiBifak&ii .&? 

THE LITTL 

THESF.7100IS A REAL OFFICECOPIE! 

AND INCLUDES MANY FIATURL- 

ON SO CALLED "PERSONAL COPIERS' 

THIS (S THE COPIER FOB HOME QB OFFICE USB! 

LOOK AT THESE FEATURES: e 6 u te . .„ 

^f^Xmt 

MARLTON 

8340005 

v. ; *--"'-" '• ' : " ? 

iy isn't l 

Pediatrics at Shore Memorial has 

no other hospital in your area has; a Child Life 

Specialist. Using sophisticated 

"play" techniques, she helfis to 

lessen the normal anxiety associ 

aicd with surgery or separation, 

for children—and parents. 

Parents arc c 

that can result from a 

)ital stay. Up to 24-hour 

visitation ii available for 

to "room-in" with younger 

Child Life Specialist b also going to 

school—your younger children's 

is nothrng to be 

what you'd expect from your 

community 

patients come in all si 

653-36X)fora :m 

?•< 

r;'#V 

•!tj' *, '.'• | f'-^**'^:iî!l *&'' '*>."+"

LEDGER* OCEAN CITY, 

THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 

TIIK SENTINEL LKUCiKR, Ot EAN CITY. SJ PAGE 7 

Oc«»n aty glrU 

team defeated 

n, Seê, Mood*y 

to atfinet to the 

of te South 

but «ti gimea, 

off mgalnit Central 

of tbit 

y Jay ni^ht at g 

M»lnUiKl 5M7 f that mappad 

ood High School W Ocean Qty scoring with 13 a ftwr-gam* wtnninj atrt^k. 

against either Rancocai poinU, Junior* Pam Me-R WM their fourth itraifht 

Valley an, SMs 

Fund, Tlcketa are 

*5.SG and may be 

from any Boy I 

Scout, PBA 

FW1A member, 

''We're honored to have 

them come here," said Dean 

Schoowwmld, chairman of the 

event "Tiiey are part of the 

'NFL Goala For Youth 1 

project and are doing things 

like thi* to benefit 

ai thi Eagle 

mascot, Bird Brain, 

sometimes plays for the NFL 

Alumni basketball team. He b 

"Ihe money we 

this game will benefit Scouts 

all over this area," hi said 

"We hope everybody will be 

cut then at 7 o'clock one week 

from Saturday." 

The event U sponsored by 

the Ocean aty FMBA and by 

the Ocean City PBA t in 

Vicki Miller (22) tries to out maneuver Mainland 

ADULT EDUCATION 

COURSES AVAILABLE 

p 

in 

creation 

and 

Program Is 

nglish as a second 

e (BSL) and general 

education development 

(GED). Both courses meet on 

and Wednesday 

7 to 9:30 at the 

Jordan Road School. Classes 

are free, Cali Nick Reglna at 

927^5253. 

TRIP MARCH II 

TO HOT ROD EVENT 

a bus trip to 

z— _ ^== _— ' fl Sptytfun 

Sunday, March 15 for the U-S. 

Hot Rod Association 

motorcross and mud bog 

cbainpionahipo. The f30 price 

includes transportation and 

admission. The bus will leave 

the Palermo complex at 11:15 

am. and return around 6:30 

am, Call m&M. 

iannon 

Raider Margaret Rowell (34) shoot! 

above Egg Harbor's USE Brereton. 

Michael Gennanlo of 

Tuckahoe Is among 14 

Cumberland County College 

students recently approved 

for Who's Who Among 

in American Junior 

m> Nominations are 

on academic 

service te the 

community, activity 

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Th« Upptr Township 

~ " AraocUtioo aeot 11 

on 

p-tdng 10 boys in tho finals 

and four toconsolation 

of bantams (ages 6-fl), 

midgets (MO), Juniors (1M2) 

and Intermediates (13-M), 

subdivided Into as many as 12 

Dan Law* 11, led the wmy far 

jper o he competed in two 

•a a Junior (85 pounds) and 

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,_,_- irr __ _.,___ were 

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and Chris Hough (J 135). 

Joe Bauer took third ,__ 

(J 8S) while in fourth was 

John Kolb (M 60), James 

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Law and Schweiben- _^, 

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their respective 

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:§ 1344); and 

H), In overtime 

(age 1MB) 

had hatUed te# M 

Ma rk SchwiebLni took tie in regulation In the finals, 

atcmd place in the bantam Law lost, fr-0. to Gary Jenie of 

novice division (65 pounds), Mullica 

Sean McDade of Art 

PinnivUte, 1H and Keîn tn the junior (95 pounds) 

Qf 

2-1, in the 

place honors in the junior 

division (65-pounds), 

THOMAS ELECTED 

TO COLLEGE SENATE 

Laurie TTiomas, daughter 

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Inomss of Ocean City, has 

student senate of Gettysburg 

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she Is on the executive board 

of the student senate which U 

and coordination of the 

s&dent body. 

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Othtr boys competing for 

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Gave (M §5) f John KoLb (M 

60), Mart Evangelic (M 60), 

Dan Tolson (M 

Garvey (M95)aro 

(J 85.). 

David Law ltd the Upper 

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m the intermediate 

(126 pound) division. He 

pinned three consecutive 

(3; 53), Chuck 

of Rama, Va. (1:51) 

and Chad Callahan of Penn- 

(3:3?) before losing in 

championship round to 

Hummel of Lenepe High 

, 4-2, to take second 

âw moved up a age 

bracket and competed at 

intermediate (85 pounds), 

winning once, pinning John 

Lombard! of Galloway 

Township (liS2), before 

to Mike Yankavich of 

Mel GooUby (I 105) lost a 

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Kerr , Frieda Mali 583, 

Ruddy 533, Carl B«nke 532 and 

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1 p.m. Monday and;* 

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for b'ball 

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The 17th annual Somera 

Point Adult Recreation 

Basketball Tournamtnt 

begins March 31 at the Jordan 

Road School, sponsored by the 

Members of the16 teams 

am attracted om all over 

South Jersey; many ha^ 

rtarrad on, college teams, anj; 

a ftw former professicmaC 

m appear annually, \ 

Director Bill FUhman laj 

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New 

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Tin Oivtai and 

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Eight 

Gtv*ni (M^l) woo the titfc 

i fourth 

Raider undertU into win 

a district char 

came out bRat 145, 

Two other Ocean City 

reatlen ate advioc^d to 

thli weekend^ regional 

Tta 

5) advanced with his thM* 

place finish at 101 and Dave 

taking third at 115. 

As a team, BUI Nlcklea 

were fourth for the 

rttr wlttiO4 

won in 

US 

Glvens will wreiUe the 

winner of the match between 

DaoMB Nelson (MM) of Buena 

and Tally Allen (18-4) of 

this weekend, also 

imL Ttm toseeded 

od behind the guy with 

movie star name, Joe 

(lM)ofDeptford 

Utella awiits the winner 

between Charles Moorer (24- 

2) of Fema Grove and Bob 

Strmub (12^8-3) of Triton. Top 

seed at 148 is 

(12-1) of 

wrestler to Meat IM 

Fred*s otter loss was 

and Lat 

i apeot Im than tt 

os the sat in MM 

at 141, Don Tamprani (2S1) 

cf Abaegami at 156, Joe 

Bernardino (244) o! Mate (23-2) of Oakcrest at 

i, the No, 1-ranked 170, Erik Slmomen (14-1) of 

In New Jersey. Rob Lower Cape May at M and 

of Washington Brian Jenkins (IN)of St 

(2MH) la the top 

mtf at 101. 

Caracciolo faces Jiff 

Grelner (134) of Edgewood 

weekend. The top-seeded 

(2W)) of Williamstown. 

title 

fohn Mealeof 

in 30 

At Fisher of St 

1:45 to advance tothe 

Longs (16-7) of Ab- 

1 7*0. ^ : 

Dave Caracciolo advances 

to regional match. 

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Die! 3994167 

Ruberton of St JoMph'a In 

1:01, Hale Perry cf Oatoatt 

in 1:28 and then Sean 

ODonnell (144)of Lower 

Cape Maj to*the tHie in 4:6t 

ft wai ODoontU who gained 

the defaott win star LA talk 

Otis season 

Gallagher tedckae ant* 

to 101-pound district 

pta Mi Smith (1S4) of St 

Tnamli*! in tt^ pfiinlflnali iM 

m MiaM Tawen Hgo of 

Ah»egiml t i4 f in the coosoUtkm 

match that advanced 

him to the region*, 

alao was 

in the **"^jflnpfa 

Steve Lam of St 

Ltrro 

U4. Bat 

A to 

134, is the comolaUoo fra*^* 1 

tee other Ocean City 

wre«tler t Scott Bell (1J-1M) 

at l« f Ktvanced to the finals. 

He was pinoed by 

tf Otkcrest la 4S aeoooda at 

fte semifinl-ttvel and then 

ktft tte €OQSâttOQ to Remjg 

Ella of 

In addition to Givens, 

UteUa* Smith, Urro and 

Rothman. other district 

champions Included Paul 

Horsey (n-3) of Oakcrest at 

123, Joe Martin (»-:) of 

at 129. Steve 

Larro, Rothman, Martin 

and Mtflker were also winners 

la 1966. Martin is seeded 

first at 12» pounds in the 

regionals. Two sfim Cape- 

(2^0) of Millville at 141, an 

top seeds this 

tnisli Bmng the top 

in regional canpetition 

the state 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE 8EN .LEDGER 4 CITi. N, THURSDAY. MARCH 5 t V 

Tom DiTis, a »enior at Ocean 

dghSchool* EsU landed Ul ISnt 

tol*vi*ioc rote. Hi plays 

A 

March I!/ 

on tdeviion, he U not nttr to acting. 

He started acting his sophomore y«ar 

In Mgb school where he got a part ia" — 

ris g Hi tten 

won a belt »ctor sward at the Bucks 

Qxmty Tri-St*U Tea Art* Festival for 

Hi role in the Foreigner. 

Hi also ww the load in last year 

Dram* Club production FIMfr on the 

year he will play the king In 

Tom's first movie was filmed Us put 

August, entitled Ths In Coward Be was 

cast as a 

A Class Act Tom's present project ii 

about a nun who was a high school 

teacber but decided to make his mark in 

the stock market He succeeds, but tben 

toes it all and finds he has nowhere to 

tarn, except bis old school. He ends up 

with the worst English d*ss in the 

school, which is the scenario toe the 

Tom Brat heard 

through hi3 manager, who arranged an 

interview with 

He was notified that he was cast, got a 

i his lines, sod the 

was filmed in November, 

this was a big break for of 

Tom, since hi plans to go on with 

raduation cer 

u an audition for tee 

t Carollnfl, the college that TUB 

to attend, U the college likes 

The 1967 graduation ceremony has plans. Since then classes have been sheets will now be given out 

been set hack two dap due to the can- cancelled twice again. Due to state m March 3rd, and the ma 

ceUalion of school following the regulations, the ichool must hi open for win end March 31st 

numerous snowfalls this month. classes 180 days, therefore every day 

Originally graduation was scheduled missed due to mow or any otter cause 

for Monday, June 15, two days after Che will be added on to the end, 

scheduled last day of school June 11th. 

After the first two snowfalls everything 

was still able to flow with the original 

—-^— 

FUNKYWINKERBEAN 

the snowstorms did their 

to prevent stagehand from atthe 

first couple of contests,, this 

they finally made it 

The competition held at Cherry Hill « 

9 out of the « 

originally 10 

the Delaware 

School Stagehand gave after a 

numbers indu 

§ were given toevery 

that gave time to four 

The Red Cross Bloodmobile waj 

at Ocean City High School in tikegym on 

March 4. The blood drive began at 8 a.m, 

and finished at 2:30 p.m. 

Twelve Student Council members 

worked with the Rid Grots volunteers to 

MSur@ that the drive ran smoothly. They 

manned teeregistration tables and ran 

Advertisements for these columns should ba in the office 

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TUESDAY FOR REGULAR PUBLICATION and NOON 

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In Memoriam 

IN MKMOII1AM 

in !§¥ing memary ef my 

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whs palled sway 10 rmar% age 

Ife ney^r ftally uid 

aifhoggh wt all near* but 

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you were isyins, "(ft airitnt 

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tQ fne and wiffi him If wh#fe | ! g 

rather fts." Still ysur rtiem^y it 

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thai we shall metf again wft?n Q^ 

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399 0998 H 

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1CTI0N TWO 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

THURSDAY, MARCH S, It87 

RE ForS*k 

R.E 

GOLD COAST BEACHFRONT 

Modern first floor condq, 4 bedrooms, m baths, carport 

fully furnished and equipped. Hi amenities. Leisure 

living at its best, t318,000 

EXCELLENT BEACHFRONT DUPLEX 

Thrtt bedrooms, iv? bath units with deck! 

nished, 40 % 100' let, turnkey operation, sssoj 

nicely fur 

NORTH END DUPLEX 

Income producing preperty, first floor unit, 2 

1 bath = Second floor unit 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Close to 

beach and boardwalk, 1)09,000 

NfW CONSTRUCTION 

various 4 bedroom, 2 bath duplexes and condos, all in 

desirable locations. Furnished ar unfurnished Early 

spring settlement or profitable summer rentals! 

i CEITIH »e. 

EAST ITLUmC ILf 1.1IATTUSU ID. 

398*2600 

RE. For Sale RE For Sale RE. For Sale RE Per RE. For Sale RE. 

PRIME LOCATION 607 Che!$ea Place Lovely home with 

ocean views, a few f#?f frgm the beach. Gas hat water 

heated* 4 bedrooms plus large dorm, V i bafhv partly fur 

nlshtdi Qff street parking, lot 60%65 

FOUR SPACIOUi APTS, Gardens near beach Three 4 

bedroom apts first floor hot water heated and spacious 2 

bed room garden apt Furnished Reduced fo %2?9,9OQ 

CONDO, FOUR SEASONS. 36th Street Attractive 2 

bedroom, 1 bafh, second floor, convenient to shopping and 

recreation areas pofi't mlis.fhis Priced 50lew 

See this ene^toefore it's gene 163,000 

LEE W, HILLEGA 

36 Aflante Ave 199 6011 

E PERFECT 

ONLY $68.1 

Large one bedroom corner unit Ideal summer 

time home in immaculate condition Close to 

nict beach and tennis courts Motivated 

Townhouse undtr censtructioft with 3 bedrooms, 

baths, living room, dining room, spacious'kitchen, htaf 

with air, garage, decking; porch, A must S€# at 17?,9OO- 

NEW LISTING THAT WONT LAST LONG 

Two story colonial with 4 bedrtibtns, jvs baths* family 

.room, kitchen with open bar to family room, wet bar for 

great entertaining, greenhouse window to brighten the 

kitchen, auto heated greenhouse* Heat with air, 2 car 

c 

garage* private Seavilie street, $130,000. • 

BEESLE Y'S POINT HOME WITH ANXIOUS OWNER f 

Make your offer on this split level home with 4 bedrooms, 

l 1^ baths* family room with fireplace and buck stove Insert, 

den/office On first floor, living room* formal dining 

room, spacious kitchrn. full basement, 2 ear garage, A 

house to meet all your needs for 1144,90(5. 

COMMERCIALLY ZONED 

Two story building with over 2500 sq, ft, of space. First 

Moor available for rental or office space. Second floor has 

7 bedroom apt. and large reception area for possible office 

rental. Remodeled exterior, high traffic area In the town 

ship One of a kind for $700,000 

WE ARE LOSING OUR LISTINGS 

THEY ARE SOLDI 

List with We (chert Realtors we are the largest lod#p«v 

dent realtor In America, We offer a variety of services 

lor made to your specific needs. If you need a mor 

Itgage* insurance, home protection plan, moving re 

'location and a variety of Other services Call us. We competetively 

price your property, market if properly', give if 

maximum advertising exposure and sell if. 

A stylish and smart design is offered in this 3 bedroom, 

bath conftmporary townhouse, Positive cash flow with an 

efficiency apt. Priced right at II 74,900 

Designed with distinction. First floor duplex offers 3 

bedroom, 2 bath, w/w, fireplace and alt 4n § convenient 

location. 1135,000.00 

Two condos in the heart of Ocean City, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 

f ireplice* outside storage and many other amenities. Buy 

now and enfoy the summer. * 109,000 

Seaville Commercial land with home situated r%mar 

proposed Acme Site, Call for details. 

WMdwood Attention investors, Coiy homt with neighborhood 

business and 1 bedroom apartment, Excellent 

location with a good gross. Call today, you won't btiieve 

the price, 

Avalon exquisite beach block home, j bedroom, 4 both 

and every extra imaginable in this custom home, just 

1325,000 puts you fn Avalon for the summer of '87, 

THURSDAY, MARCH s f mi 

RE. For Sale 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday, March 1 

1814 Central Ife. 

Noon to 1 p,m, 

priced Oceanfront, magnifictnf 

amenity lor gracious ' " 

MVESTMBrr 

10TH § WEST 

RE. For Sale RE For Sale R. E, For Sale 

I 

?very 

& RIAL UTAH TAX OTCttUST 

OCEAN CITY. N.J. 08226 

009-396^1700 

Here is a duplex we think 

you should see, if has much 

to offer, read on you'll 

agree! A rather large lot, 

(SO by 94), a free standing 

fireplace on the first floor, 

A family room for visiting 

guests, a choice of two 

bedrooms wfien you need a 

rest. An upstairs apar^ 

tmenf t© rent or to use* new 

kitchen, large closet (the 

bedroom is huge)! Dm*t 

delay, call SHARP today!! 

THE SENTlNEL-LEDCiEK. OCEAN CITY. VJ 

This Condo on the second 

floor has attic storage end 

much more. An a/c unit in 

me wan, three bedrooms 

and a center hall, con 

venience of 2 file baths, a 

shared garage (you get 

half!), tjtctric heat, front 

porch and irs only f if reefs 

to the strand I 

R, £ for Sfi" 

' 

LARGE HOME 

Three story home, 4 bedroom$ r : baffu, living room with 

fireplace, t#rge dining room kitchen, utility foem Third 

floor sleeps^ + one bedroom cof*ag# il?S,©QQ 

NiMIOCQNDQ 

South end, first (iser 3 bdrms, b#«h kitchen with self 

Cleanmg oven, dish . garb d.sp , |gnk#n (iv rm , washer 

dryer ,n ufti room Heated and air eonditioned, pool 

Parking M9 i 000 

^^ 

COMMERCIAL STORE 

Small heattd stst£ * turn eff apt en first floor Secsnd 

and third floor apt liv room, firepl , din roam, kit 

powder room, 3 bdrms, bath, washer, j ear detached 

garage, gas and sii heat $139,000 

3256 

J REALTY, Reatloa 

kve, 3S< 

TWO DUPLEXES H* baths each floor, w/w carpthnf* 

DW/dispoMl f washer, dryer hookup, off street, parking, 

for icarr Both in excellent condition Prime location n#ir 

schools and shopping Priced to Sell at 1109,900 »f>d 

sns.soo 

RESTAURANT Long established fully equipped center 

ctty restaurant with off street parking. Open all year; #s 

cellent gross. This is a newly renovated Income producer 

in a prime location. Can be shown at any lime Call for *p 

poinfmenf, 

CONDOMINIUMS Asbury Avenue, Btagtiful!y furnished^ 

1 bedroom excellent neighborfiodd n^r good &esch and 

boardwalk. Qreat rental history From $7i,voo to J79.900 

lSthaod Asbury 

Modern Duplex with ex 

eel lent rental income 

Close to beach. Fully fur 

nfshed and equipped, 3 

bedrms. & 2 baths fn each 

unit Asking *269,VOO 

MODERN TOWNHOUSES 

near beach* living room, 

dining room, kitchen, 2 

bdrmr, 2 baths, heat 

pump and central air. 

Oarage, rooftop sundeck 

with meadow = views. 

(609) 398-3 

BAYFRONT IS OHHH SO NICE! 

Imagine a lifestyle,Chattering gulls, the low 

rumble of sportf ishfng craft on a breezy summer 

day, friendly challenges on the tennis wurt, or a 

leisurely afternoon by the pool. Retreat to your 

decorator furnished 2 bedroom, 2.1 bath 

townhouse* teautifuMy landscaped. Sensibly 

designed. It surely won't last long at *U9,500! 

Come inspect this listing 

please, it can houie two 

families. A duplex ' with 

detached garage in which 

!e park the family [ 

One bedroom up, 

bedrooms down, 

leasts In effect 

'round I, 

If It's a 1st floor you desire, 

this condo's waiting for a 

buyer! I Perfect for your 

neKf vacation, fust one 

year young with great 

locatldn, walk to wttere you 

crab or fish, or launch a 

noble if you wish If A 

fireplace, 3 bedrooms, or 

we'll even sell the SECOND 

floor H 

IT HAS TO BE SHARP FOR THE BESTRESULTS! 

reate Bay Drive 

omcn Pom|, H.J 

Cold Coast * 6 units only a 

itenes fftnm fo btacn in 

«xc. condittofi and positive 

cash How 

floor unit 

^ the snum cfMJ 

Of me Jti*nd. A unique floor 

Plan mskes tnts unit dSt* 

f«*nt frem nm 

duplex cootto. AH 

ammftiss for 

Two bedroom, air con 

dffioned condo. 2 blocks to 

beach. Furnished £, equip 

pedatmOOO.QO. 

Rancher with 2 bedrooms, 

1 bath, den, screen porch, 

carport, quiet location 

S7VJ00.00. 

CONDO or DUPLEX 

WAT1HFR0NT 

Watch th 

bedroom, ibatt 

Three boat %\\C 

your front yard 

Offered u, 

tlement, 

, RICRiATON 

this 

/th street lagoon Is 

with a midummer set 

dythru... 

ONE YEfiR NEW RANCH in new neighborhood: 3 Mr 

ms,, 2 full baths, garagt, A/C... 1112.900. 

AVAILABLE FOR JUNE DELIVERY! Custom Cedar 

Cape situated in beautiful wooded neighborhood Niatw 

n.ce features includtd for $121,900. Come in today and 

review these blueprints! 

RANCH in txaMient condition: 3 bdrm. 

IVi bath, rear decK, conytnient location... SS4,90G, 

Victorian charm in tftfe 

summer cottage located 

across from Isvtiy Taber 

nacie park. § Bdrm/ nom* 

with tHieiaiicy cottage In 

tltfe yank Prfced to sell at 

Plus eff 

rear. 3 Bdrm 

fi. 4 Barm, 

MODERN TWO STORY 

Townhouse, fi rep I act, 

three bdrms , 212 baths, 

elec heat, central air con 

ditioned, parking In rear, 

carpet and all appliances 

Included. 1129,900, 

M If 

Executive two story house 

In top location near ocean. 

Three extra large 

bedrooms with 2V* baths, 

living room with fireplace, 

dining room, den, large 

\ 

New 3 BR/2 bath condo/DypieM under construction. Will 

have fireplaces, carpeting throughout and all appliances. 

lit floor $169,100; 2nd floor $179,500; 

CASH PLOW NOW I 

The Rose Garden G.uest & Apartment House features 

two, 3 bdrm, apartments plus owner's apartment and 6 

guest rooms. The economic gas hot water heating system 

provides a year round cash flow. This Ocean City Victorian 

has been meticulously cared for and is ready for ' 

the high income summer season SI68* 

O 

This space is empty because we have sold nearly ail of our 

III?Ings, Help gs to put pictures back in the space. 

41-43 Wilt A¥Mw f 

Sat. March 7th from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. 

un. March 8th from 1 P.M. to 4 P M 

4 btdroom, 3full baths fownhouse 

let. Many extras, Central air 

PACK1B WITH POTENTlAL^beautifu! 3 bdrm home 

with apartment and 3 car garage. Zoned commercial! 

Call now S1S?,OQQ, 

MotH - Apt, Hmm* 4 •ptf. p 

& owner* qu«rten DIUB' 

Fe«r Sdrm, 2 6«ttis # Mlo.-A clt«n # wM car*dmucBmere,wwmtieerrtn- 

ttmoney© maker,:-&Stted 

yearly, A bsaufffui tebeaai.^ÔO ".^s: 

duplex, ttio,ooo. ' I ? 

NEW LISTING ' ^ 

_.-., 4 bedroom upper cottage, one NdrooJ 

ground fk»r apt. Economic*! gas htat mrooo*>out. Prttad 

CORNER PROPERTY 

with view of lagoon. % 

bdrms,, l'/ 3 baths, 

sun room, both dining room 

and family room have 

fireplaces, Sundeck on 2nd 

floor. Appliances arid 

drapes Included, $148.00. 

CONDO WITH ALL AP 

PLIANCES, W/w car* 

pefing ( central air, swlmming 

pool, and pool house. 

Fireplace In living room, 

catherdat ceilings. Vinyl 

siding, Andersen 

Thermal insulated win* 

dows with thermal break 

window frames and 

sashes Also patios, and 

balconies, 

Contemporary 3 bedroom, 

V/i bath town house near 

beach and boardwalk. 

Beautifully furnished, 

microwave, Icemaker, 

upgraded carpet and blinds 

and drapes* Carport 3 

years old. Excellent rental 

Income. Priced at 1175,000. 

Three bedroom fownhouM 

with fireplace, Penthouse 

bedroom highlights this 

specie! unit. D«tk with 

view* of the sunset* dock 

available* Bring your 

fegfftbrush and some dock 

line*. 

2 car garage. Oil hot water 

baseboard 

heat. 

Beautiful ly landscaped 

with large private pool. 

Price 1395,000. By appolrv 

fmentonlyl 

Duplex with a fireplace In 

the beach area, proven ren 

tals, by appointment only I 

$122,500. 

Duplex across from beach, 

3 BRs, 2 baths each unit. 

Excellent rental income. 

Heated listed at $290,000. 

Seascape Condo, 2 Bdrm,, 2 

bath, impeccably furnished, 

superior location; 

iFine south end beach, 

many amenities. Call now 

S94,500. 

room, 2 bath con 

dot located at 4*24-26 West 

Ave. Else, hfifpumps and 

central air, fireplace and 

garage. Fantastic view 

from the decks of the sunset 

and waterway, 40x100! 

tot. Call for more Infor 

mat (on. Owner will pay 

closing costs and up to 3 

polntr lit floor 1144,900; 

2nd f I, $154,900, 

Beachfront, best buy in town, 4 bedroom/? bath, itcond 

floor modern unit in best southtnd location, Furnished 

With all amenities, possiblt large owner second financing, 

Cal) today!! Asking 1379,000= 

In a quiet neighborhood what a nice Duplex. Live In one 

and rent the other or just rent both in tscfllent con^ 

dition SU9.900 

Watch beautiful suniets over me bay from thii one of a 

kind bayfront property. Large 5O'x245' lof. Includes dock 

and boafsllps. Offers development possibilities, $339,000, 

A heated slnglt family 3 bedroom home with your own 

yard, front porch, living room, and formal dining room, 

All for an Incredible $53,000, This is a cream puff please 

check the Interior and lee if you don't agrti. And you can 

rent this property too. Call fast going, going, ont!! 

Duplex In excellent condition on a quiet street within 

walkihg distance to beach and boardwalk. New vinyl 

siding, storms and screeni, new roof, modern baths, iach 

Unit has 2 BR, large living room and dining area= 1144,900, 

Large Duplex available in center of town with LOTS of 

room, 7 bedrooms in the upper cottage and 7 bedroom 

apartment on 1st floor that always rents in the summer. 

Walking distance to all! $129,9001! 

Two bedroom, 2 bath contemporary split level condo in 

convenient location, Roman style bath, central air con 

ditionlng, everything you could ask for at the shore. Fully 

furnished at only 1104,500, Make an offer 

Injoy a beautiful ocean view from the oversized deck of 

this corner duplex one blogk from the beach. Mint con= 

dition, tastefully decorated and an excellent rental 

history, Must see 61 $39J,0OQ, 

irand new Townhouse that's just 3 _nort blocks to beach 

and boardwalk, Three BR, 2 baths, large rooms, central 

air, and full appliance package. There's no reason NOT to 

lookatfhiione!!! 1149,900. 

the summer breezes on your great wraparound 

porch. This 3 bedroom/2 bath each floor duplex has so 

many amenities if Is difficult to list them all. Central air, 

corner fireplaces, plenty of parking. Listed at 1279,900, 

2000 square feet of beachfront enjoyment. Four oversized 

bedrooms, 3 full baths, large living and dining rooms. 

Completely remodeled kitchen, attached garage, all 

located on the corner of one of Ocean City's largest 

beaches. 5335,000 

Ocean Retf, Bayfronf luxury, New construction with 

Unobstructed bay views, 2 BR/2 baths. All appliances. 

Decorator window trtatments, Condo feg of 1125 Includes 

facilities* insurance and security Priced at |16S,000, 

invesfmtnt Duplex with excellent income psttntlai. Each 

unit has 3 BR/2 bath and all appliance fireplace, locktd 

storage art a plus more MAM for $1 FJjfOQ i! 

1 

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1 

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U I am Interested In buying property 

D i am interested In renting my property i 

D I am interested in selling my property, 

• I am not interested in selling my property 

but would like a free market analysis perfor 

med on my property. 

Name. ,.,.,.,.....,......."»• i]s 

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room, \Jl >* 3 

1 

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Pricet fiW} 

rm i?4, son 

Pleasure Ave, unique 

property with 3 bpHôoms, 

2Va baths, {Jefk tures 

Incli'" ttW^1 

iOlar 

with | p W 2}& car 

garage, large landscaped 

yard and more. Inspect 

tods* 

Completely remodeled 

home* convtnlent year 

round location, 2 bdrms. 

with room 

full h 

gara 

N I (•( i i K ; , I' 

sion, 

car 

carwater 

Storm 

heate 

windows and rear patio. 

Listed 199,500 partly fur 

nished. 

Custom home consisting of 

living room, formal dining 

room* large country kitchen 

with dining area, 

family room with fireplace, 

3 bedr&oms, V/t baths and 

oversized 2 car garage. 

Many nice features, inspection 

a must. 

bay - 

recer 

Real 

"ottaae, 

iced at 

igg H*rbor Twp. 2 acre 

wooded lot w/houie plans. 

Has all approvals to build, 

144,500, 

wnera 

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ASI5CI1V AVKNI'l' 

o 

The Family of Real 

:WB 

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WE'VE 

In Town 

*g Greatest Family Resort 

TO BAY 

NORTH END OPPORTUNITY Freônstru£ti©n prict, 

three bedrooms, 2 baths* on papular North mm strati. E»- 

cellent seasonal renfil potentials. First floor $115,000, 

second floor $145,000, 

CERAMIC TILE FLOORS 

beautiful Teakwood fur 

nlihings throughout. Ap 

pHances &m porch for* 

nlture Included, Hard to 

wmtt Houstt or 

h 

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W 

RELAX AND CNJ0V 

*re*h air, umslilne and wt 

orem* wlmoot leaving 

nome. Beautiful j 

fetdrsom* beachfront condo, 

waiting for you «t 

11^,000. 

m 

Y TH 

GARDENS HOME Gardens tingle family, very dfSifaM 

lecatien, 3 BR. *, d§n f family room, living 4 dining room*, 

plus tit in kitchen. Two car gara&t, pitmy of - • 

eiiy care •xterlor, near good bathing & fishing 

CTiFS AWAY mm 

popularbMcti, Two 3SR, 

; 1 b»th rental unJh and con- 

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CONDOMINIUMS 

We hive several prim* condominiums either on tht beach or on the bay at 

values you won't believe. Maintenance free living. Pools and so much more 

BAY VILLAGE 

True value. Excellent buy for the goat iovtr, Twobedreem* }V* bam con 

do, LaroeSL.P to accommodate 25'boat. Furnished. 

BREAKERS 

On the beach, custom built and 

designed by award winning ar 

chitect Robert Johnson, Two and 3 

bedroom, 2 car garage. 

AN REEF 

y tnt boy, beautiful bay. One and 

two bedroom Townhouses, complete 

recreational facilities Gatehouse, 

Listed from $115,000 to IIS?, 

ATLANTIC AVE. 

t 

REA INC. 

32ND AND CINTRAL AVENUi 

OUTSIDE NJ. 

1-800-523-1523 

CORNER EXECUTIVE 

HOME 

iaylandlngs single, huge 

living room, din with 

fireplace, garage, master 

bdrrn,, with firepl. Bt%6 

what a view. Owner 

building new home and 

says setl. $162,000. 

1EACHFRONT WITH A 

DIFFERENCE 

Ultra custarn condos that 

defy description. Beachfront 

master §uite # split 

llvlng/dlnlng rooms, decks 

all over, ChecN this one euf. 

^95,000 to 1500,000, 

TH1 SltT @P THI Ml- 

O1NI 

6itg*nt wttl maintained 

singit fwn« on «xclutfv« 

iatf Atlantic Blvd. rlgtit 

*crott from rN b#«ch, Abjdltlon. 

Tnffi btdrooms, 2 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

BEACH WITHIN REACH 

Realistically priced first 

floor condo at 53rd end 

Asbury Three bedrooms, 1 

baths, like new, J 132,500 

/urn. 

ALES / R1NTALS / ARPRAISAU 

N J. 1-800-523-1524 

TRIPLIM 

Near boardwalk. Two; 

2mn., 1 bath apts, plus a'i 

BR, iWhW\ main house, 

©as heat, parking, Good 

A LITTLE BIT OFincome producer, 1200,000, 

NEWPORT 

P\u% new bay vltw condo* 

lust stepi to tHf bay front. 

3BR,, 2 bath A/C fp, A 

classy way to spand the 

MJmmtr, 1134,500 - $1*9,500. 

NIW OCIANPHONT 

CONDO 

incredible 2400 *q, ft. 

beachfront rHIdtnec 

ntarfng completion. No ex- 

PMM »par#d # 4 bdrmi., m 

bath, huge sunktrt Nv. rm. 

very cofitemporflry design, 

ai8b 

•OILDIM0LOT / 

M&0, Soum end location, 

tinUta4MHy MrM r nor 

ft* bay, •'•rtttftlc buy fif 

•4M& 

•*;?^' 

\ W 

*i£i.T 

'ft': W%ffi* 

MORg HOUSE FOR THE 

Mi 

Stately 3 bedroom # 2 bath 

single, Nice year round 

neighborhood. Large den, 

oil hot water heat. Real 

value. Only $98,500. 

i 

NfiW LISTING 

Sid* by-side Duplex, each 

sid« has 3 BR (/ V/2 bath, 

Immaculate condition, nice 

view. Excellent beach 

arts, ti9«,ooo. 

C '1 

R, E, For Sale R.E.ForS**** R,6, FerSaKt 

lENS PLAZA 

furnished et 

unit features 

kitchen and 

bath, all appliances, heat, 

central air. pool and 

parking. £09,900 

©ARDENSPLAZA 

Park Place * ptach 

IffiJIJ 

.'i ~\ 

fel 

I 

a home 

without 

be 

PltM v*Hi 

%4s"i%^ 

A1IHE AtENtY.INt 

The timing of a real estate acquisition at the 

sty Shore* be it primary, vacation or invei 

never been better, Call us and we'll tell you why 

JAMES M, DWY1R, REAL ESTATi 

INVESTMiNT * DEVELOPMENT 

RESIDENTIAL 

OCEAN CITY 

NEW CONSTRUCTION Unbelievably 

priced beachfront, magnificent, evtry 

amenity availabit Three bdrms,, 2 baths, 

1600 SQ. H per flpor = Asking $495,000. Fir 

it floor 1240,000, second floor $255,000, 

TRIPLEX IN FANTASTIC LOCATION, 

only a few ftef from the beach and boar 

dwalk. Very dfiirable rental area with 

potential income for exceeding prtstnt 

use, Vlfw of ocean from porch, $194,500, 

SINGLE FAMILY NOME in prime area, 

3 bedrooms, oil hot wafer heat and a ful! 

basement 198,000 

NEW CONSTRUCTION, 100 ft. from the 

btach, FANTASTIC, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

maintenance free condos from SI85*000. 

Fireplace^ ocean views* Spacious 

magnificmt design. 

NEW CONSTRUCTION, super location 

duplex in fantastic area, 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths, flreat beach, maintenance free, 

fireplace, ill appliances. 1275,000 

OCEAN CITY CONDOMINIUM IN 

MANY LOCATIONS FRQAA 173,000, We 

have the BEST SELICTION, 

OWNER FINANCING luxury condo with 

all amenities, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; 2 

bedrooms, 2 baths, covered parking, air 

conditioning, LOW CLOSING COSTS, 

BAYFRONT, ONI OF A KINO, EXTRA 

LARGE SINGLE HOME WITH BOAT 

SLIP. Owner financing, oversized lot, 4 

bedrooms, 3W baths, large deck, garage 

and office space. $266,000, 

OPPOR- 

TUNITY 

Trader* Len* *tort, 

avairable immtd. on heat 

S.-OS.V- 

CAPE MAY 

CAPE MAY OCEANFRONT LUXURY, 

one unit left, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas 

heat. 1140,000 

COMMERCIAL 

GUARANTEED RETURN ON INViST* 

M6NT 

We have many investment commercial 

properties and businesses for sale from 

brand new office buildings to warehouses 

to retail buildings to apt, buildings. For 

investment buyers and user buyers in 

Atlantic and Cap# May County, From 

V50.000 to £5,000*000; 

OCEAN CITY BOARDWALK RENTALS 

Absolutely the best location on fhf boar 

dwalk 

ATLANTIC CITY myiti family and com 

mtrcial properties. Positive cash flow, 

TILTON ROAD LAND the golden milt, 

1.8 commercial acres, 1450*000, 

BLACK HORSE PKE AREA 200 Site 

campground, 10 acre lake, many 

possibilities, proven investment. 

$1,475*000. 

OCEAN CITY SOOO sq, ft, retail building 

with plenty of parking. Owner financing, 

£491,000, 

LIQUOR LICENSE Hamilton Township 

full service, 110*000, 

REDUCED SOMERS POINT 

iCULLVILLE AREA WAREHOUSE, 4000 

sq. ft, on 1,45 acres, zoned commercial. 

Large loading dock. $165,000. 

, INVESTMENT PROHRTV £ REAL ESTATi TAX SPittAUST 

Mgn, thru sat, ?a,m,toSp,m, 'Sun. n*.m-to5p-m «I»L'OB- 

10THS WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 01226 

609-388-1700 : 

"•ft •• &'-'k,* 

PRIDE OPOWNERSHIP 

Ntw listing h@t eff the press, Immaculate single family hemt with 4 

Bdrms,* 2 baths, 2200 square feet of living spact, Vinyl siding, skylights* 

ceiling fans throughout. Meticulous condition. Don't hesitate on this one! 

Owner says sell 11 i Offered at llOf ,900. 

NEW LISTING - MULTI-FAMILY 

Beachblock - No streets to cross! 

Four unIf*/ two ar% heated. Ocean 

vl*wt. Gard#ni, 40'x100' lot, Great 

rental history, 1229,900 turn. 

399-5454 

BBACHBLOCK TOWNHOUSI 

Modern 3 BR ( 2'/j bath property. 

Clot* to beach L boardwalk, Ocean 

views. Nicely furnlihed. Plenty of 

eff street parking, Aiklng $239,900, 

*- J • F^'j'Vkf 

R.E. For Sate 

LOv*ly furfiiSlMd Intidt 

imft with panoramic views 

of Atlantic City skyline & 

Bay, 2 bdrm , I bams all 

amenlHet, Just 

to t» W.900 

OT Bay Coado South 

Tewtr — 2 bdrm , 2 bath 

unit on 4tfi floor, l^ta ^, 

ff, of living space and 

amenities galore! ti3«.50o 

m 

I MY 

399 7171 

R.E. ForSate 

*V* , 

UPfOI T0W» SWrALBM 

TiWfWf 

3 BDRM, Vi iwiths. formal 

tlfning r©Offi•* living room, 

family room, breakfau bar 

in kitch#n. ov*rsiied at 

tachtd gariig#* icrttfied 

r#sr porcti Wittl pfltrO 

Desirable neighborhood. 

Ctott to Ocean City, 

1115.500 

M 39041374 -^ 

THE INCOME PROPERTY (S FREE 

...WE ARE SELLING THE VIEW! 

Four Furnished Rental Units across from bay in 

Ocean City's Norm End. 

Watch fft« Sunset and enjoy a Panoramic View 

of the Bay, 

Exclusively Thru.,, 

AL ESTATI 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY 

12:00 Noon to 4:00 P.M. 

3911-3913 CENTRAL 

3422 WESLEY, 2nd Floor 

4433 CENTRAL AVE. 

Luxurious 4 bedroom, 

bath beachfront, 

on ocean front master 

bedroom and excellent ren 

til history. 

",SV 

'j'.-iii.L'i: 1 ; 1 .!';!!:.! 1 .- 15 : 

'•\—rh : r-iir'~' 1 •••• 

Hflfl 

Hi- 

Brand New Nerfhsldf 

Duplex Condominium 

situated on a largt 40'x1OO' 

lot. At 451B Asbury Avenua, 

4 large bedrooms, 2'/J 

bathrooms, 3 decks, en 

ctostd iforagt with an out 

side shower ready to use 

July 15, 1987. Fireplace 

fool Asking price $179,$K)O. 

Duplex - Aibury Avenue, 

Only two blocks from one of 

Ocean City's bttt beaches. 

Excellent Income property. 

Two bedroom*, modern 

kitchen and bathroom on 

each floor. Off street 

parking, 1121,000! 

Two bedroom cottage with 

2 bedroom separate eper 

fment at r«ai% Property 

renovated and modernlitc 

In 19W. $139,000.. 

22CondoHotel Units, Takt 

advantage of the new tax 

lawsM Fully furnished 

units, sleep 4 comfortably. 

Only 1 block to the beach & 

boardwalk. Don't mis* this 

opportunity I 579,900 -184,900. 

Srand new 2nd floor 

Duplex Condominium, 

Three large bedrooms, % 

large full size bathrooms 

ready for use April 1987 at 

1432 Asbury, First floor 

Sold, Second floor aiklng 

price $137,500. 

only knocks', 

once! Gold Coast duplex, 1 

1.5yri, young...J25K poten | 

flat Income, Call on this* 

TODAY! $2S?*O0O, Fully/, 

(urn. 

Magnificent beachfront"' 

units on Ocean City's finest 

beaches, Designer 

decorated and furnished, 3 

Features free standing' 

lacuiii; wet bar, fireplace, 

air, and loads of extras. 

What a SHORE 

GETAWAY 11! 1385,000 first 

floor; S415,000 second. 

o 

I) 

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•P* H*pp in BBS ; htMHri 

wmnm BUG M*CH smm* 

• P*S p**f %matiff irft 

•OOO lt>tATlO« 

***** 

u* 

Realtors 

14SQWMAM, 

Ctntriiiy located I family, 

2 bedrocks on 1st fleer &ng 

& one btdroom 2nd floor 

unit rtnted year round. 

Economical oil htaf Only 

1109,000. 

New Sold! Coast (litlng on 

Wtilay now available at 

20th Street, This first floor 

condo has 4 t#dr*>m§, % 

baths, ocean views and 

much more. Great condition 

for SI 95/000 fur 

ni 5 hed 

Here'- ***** dimmer 

fOrM WfOfH >y |t .M 

horT AGRfFupiiT 1 a 

nice pattu, u. cl » I able 

24th street location. Don't 

delay I 

JU1 A»buryAve 

Ocean City, N f j. 

Furnlshtd Duplex in great 

location, 3 bdrms., 1 full 

bath each floor. Great ren= 

tal potential. Listed for 

S179,000. Cnll 379 1612 

'inn 

MuHHarnlly In a great 

location with i rental 

units, Weil maintained 

property and an excellent 

rental history, $239,900. 

Cat! 399 1612 

Location I Location! 

Location I Duplex ionad 

lot, 

Magnificent 

panoramic vlewii Naw 

bulkhead (Iff*) with 2 

boat Hips 1110*000, Cell 

3991112. 

MARK AGENCY 

161: 

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ft 

THWEE ft E OUCiOM AFT — 

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THREE liBBBS»^ HDMl^ = im 

Li* 

Ftfl , fltft **., '• l 6*w*i, l isu me 

3 i 

YMriy Rentals 

SDBftA CONDO - 

For Salt 

ft 

i i 

Spacious % bedroom* % baft 

second floor condo at Plan 

2?. Electric beat, air cond , 

fully fyrnishte* and *x 

cellent rental htitory 

Asking only ttMGO. 

lest buy on th« Gold Coast! 

4 bedrooms, 2 b^thi, fully 

furnfshtd, and ocean view* 

from both floors Great 

rental producer. First flew 

m5,ooo and ti99,ooo 

second floor. 

Can't be reproduced on 

Asbury for the asking 

price I These two six ye*r 

aid, 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

duplexes at 27th Street are 

both available for just 

1191,000 each. Call now! 

These won'! last. 

OT-70U 

Upper Township — New 

custom built home 3 bdrms-., 

+ den, j baths* 2 car 

garage and all the luxuries 

you ever wanted. Located 

on beautiful U acre lot, 

$15V,900. Call 398 3636. 

immaculate iff floor condo, 

3 bdrm., 2 bnfha, all 

appliances and a mainfenanca 

free exterior. 

Listed at »99,5O0, Call 398- 

••achfr§fit — Gold coast 

location, 3 bdrm,, i baths. 

Newly renovated In )9U. 

Large lot and gorgeous 

vitws I3710OO, can m- 

Real Estate 

?nd& West Avenue 

(609)3984636 

) 399-7T3Hij1BSSS 

-'•t*h'&V 

i«! 

THBtT" iEORSBM 

€#» 

Rentals 

ifa| 

Three bedroom, 2 bath 

hom*. nicely furnishM 

1725 mo + ufil 

Luxur> bayfronf condo 

w/p*noramtc views. 3 6R. 

1 twttv Unfurnished, 1700 

per month + utn. Referen 

ce required. 

AVf 

391 1515 

furntsnea, § 

wtth 

UNIQUE COHDO - 

N1WLY RtHOVSTIO = 3 

I btth HWfl ftsra- apt, 

wsift** 1 , anr*r ( eff ttft«t pari 

R, E, For 

ma i 

US 

HOUSE = 3 »WQ bflrm 

AHD 

LUNCHlOHCTTt 

W* ft*vt i wvy nln* fully 

lunc^WWttf piyi Hn #p« 

tor Hit in ftsrtti *na sf mmna. Is 

etHMf bnttfHi ind 

sr i*m 

from fwSi ffir*» &s3rs«n 

f r*RHd on yitflf bcilt. 

Unlimltid profit pettntlai (or r#trtv 

i ' 

IPACIOU1IIHOLB 

OUIS? HOUEC LICINSI 

Juit iiitti • &«uflf y! hemt with 

itdrsstii and foyf bttfii 

y##r 'mittd u». Confer hiii. 

Ptfttltd living r^jffl with flF#0isef, 

iynporch, spin a^n otf (nuitf 

&t^FSSffi r cistfingi tfefflchtd 

firiot piyi tsfp* eff itr«t papfting 

6y«t heumt IJc»fii* T tlB,0QG moiifv 

TWO MJUULV-PRICBD RIONf 

WT¥| |wi! ilift^ ffttt "fe&ny" 2 

! *m!iy ftsfflt wim sit b#dreofn 

irtgRd flqef ipf s ptut tspantisn 

5&ilbilit!#i ! Sii tedr»m uppvr cat 

(*6«wifl! dying rsifn, dining reem, 

dlf^htn, l biffti; Eeenwnieat gai 

Nit And miint»n*«t frn vinyl 

ildlnfl. Lot* of off itptff parmno, 

AUTOMiCHANIC 

if rsy work « c«n »nd w« yoy P 

Si ! v t |yif wfii 

, A esrncr g« 

1 M? »fie» tompl«i# with tow 

frisk, !«H ewnsritiip a* erspwtv 

THKSK\TI\EL-LKIM;KH CH FAN CITY, VJ 

1 .•i.n? 'fsT' 

Rentals 

if B f^>'t-?p-^ J-fi i%jS > r , " ^ 

AVAILABLE YEARLY 

Two BR duplQs with 

fireplace & garage VAOO 

Tsra BR duples in Gardens 

SSS8, 3 BR.. 2 bath eendo 

second fiosr. gas heat t7Q0, 

central air 

****** 

Three BR., 2 bath duplex 

jnd floor, fireplace, H$Q 

****** 

Two BR.. 2 bath, encl por 

Ch, garage U2S 

HAGER RIAL ESTATE 

3991856 

r i iilkB 411 

WATERR0NT 

Ont, 2 or 3 bedroom yearly 

rentals available for im 

mediate occupancy. *Fur 

nishtdor unfurnished .* 

Two swimming pools, 2 

tennis courts, clubhouse, 

professionally iandscap#d.« 

Call for dffalls & 

3914231 

E, For Sale 

TSWNHOUli CQNDO 

y§U nimi ii, fhii luxury Igwnhogi* 

hai i!l Living rosm with fiFfetacB, 

dining area, fctithpft with tfish 

wither find garbage disCQiar thr» 

Sf^feemi, thFf? complete 

&*th| : ,oni with »yna and iscuilt, 

tififing. wayieF drypf, gftrage 

pffkinf. tcenemi€al gai heat ghg 

tffltfil air Ef^fef €*t? tull a ftw 

ntihtd. 

A dviightfui 3 

htated hgm# 

niet csnoitk 

ar\& In very 

beagh and 

IHV« JTMBUT OPPORTUNITY 

Thli pjm6in«flen gysif hamt ana 

apt: building offtri a dynamic m 

vtifmcnf psftnfial te fh# rigm p#r 

•si. Feyp acts and ? Fp§mi wim 

^ftnfifii ineom* in ts£«s ef ijg.Bde 

P*f year A|!i(ng iU?,S0 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Juit IllfM, !hi* North tfid myl!i 

family hemt. | on* b^rgem ynifi, 

•fid I btdrssm «pf. ( and a fsomi"' 

vtry me* eendtft^, eie«iienf in 

camp. AiKfng liftoffs 

833 Wiiity Ave. 

399-5010 B|*lfQR 

NE^CON&O 

B*tutlful ntw a bVdr^m, ? bath, 

i«rpfftd, fctMna Hoor condo with 

*lffpla«, Cathedral Ctlling, w/d, 

diiftw. garb diip., ^ poi-chei pi Ui 

Kfan vitw "sKydfcfe," and men 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

(NEW CONSTRUCTION ) 

THE WYNFORD MODEL 

Two-story "ALDON HOME" features thrtt 

bedrooms, 2V2 baths, family room with 

fireplace, two-car garag©, Call for' Information 

on fhf additional ©xtras Included in the 

price of $124,900. 

" APRIL DELIVERY ""^ 

9011. SUM 114,, Marmor*, N J. 

v* f',U-^-'-. J 

Yearly Rentals 

#'>--*h.- nf 

11tha.Bdwtk. 

TEAR R0UW3 

Ono bedroom apis . 

pt#Te!y refT|odeied 

cludfhg #all ts wait 

drapes Bdwk 

ifUCEN MALTY 

STUfTCH KALTT 311 UH 

ATTtNTWN 

PROPERTY OWN) 

if you have an 

house or apartment 

avaiiabie yearly wt have 

qualified tenants looking 

Stop in or give us a can 

faciay 

FRANKLW WILLIAMS 

R«»ftwt 

1330 lay A*. 

3911711 

22ndAAtboryAvt 

399 571Z 

Three bearooms, 2 baths, 

2J00 sq. > ft., iargt (off 

family rfbm Overlooking 

inland waterway: Large 

living rom with flrtplace, 

termal dining room, i«uc20 

kitchen, JennAir grMI, 

passive solar heat S9V5 

plus ufijities, 

CALL 

After 4 p.m. and 

iiM 

Or iQ? 

For Salt 

LUXURY UNI 

4'' *r • *i * p? i 

rancher in 

Ocean Vie*- ptnnli Tgwn^ 

^hip, "#AS ooms, 2 full 

batt, ^V i( ng rogrn with 

stone fireplace, Florida 

room and oversized 2 car 

garage, inground pool and 

tennii courts. Priced at 

1179,900,00, 

Twe stery Hfsterk Home 

has been reiiortd to 

orfQlnai splendor. Ftatures 

3 bed rooms, living room 

with original brick 

fireplace, dinfng room, kit 

Chen restored in W$ f 

fireplace In master 

bedroom, office or study, 

entirely fenced yard, 

carriage house, inground 

pool. Priced at Si6^,900.00 

Elegant, iuMurfOUS and Im 

pressivt describes this 

stone and frame rancher. 3 

bedrooms, V/% baths, living 

room, dining room, gour 

mtf kitchen, family room 

with stone fireplace, 

custom imported upgrades 

throughout, enclosed rear 

yard with inground pool. 

Luxury at Its finest. Call 

for more detials. 

RtALfQi 

Northend dupltx, huge 

60x120 lot. Fully heattd, 3 

ear garage, Unuiu«i find. 

Ch#ck thli ens out I 

I'our Incomt - producing 

unJft for «fHr 

QC 

71H 

T NB|| 

Y#irly Rental* 

ihfire living at iff (>*it 

•LUE WATTR 

AISIUMl 

S*lesand Rentals 

(809) 391 7000 

PiPfiOQM 

EBSOOV 

fRaiuf* a 

piui ulrl 

fet call 

THE 

*p. ; 

NO 

UfifyF 

We hav# almost 

oyr yearly rental Inventory 

of 7 and 3 bedroom unfur 

nith^ Apartments and 

Homes, wt repre^nt 

many Qualified prosper 

tivt Tenants with fnv 

mediate needs. If you have 

iuxh properties available, 

we would like very much to 

rntet with you, Pltast con 

tact our off ice. 

WOODS AGENCY, tac. 

R.E. For Sale 

QUALITY 

in Hit ifts ii 

It fSlllAQ $&it 

Dur sffiei 

/ Hiftngs. wt 

euf ripufatisn 

^H by iniuflng Rat ft» 

_ ! prep*ri!« *• mil ibsm 

^ " viiw *guit te tfwir 

^J pricing, we is * prtH 

^k inityiii faf f*»¥ 

prsp^tv wt »ii Wf'M 

S 

0 

w!tflgyt €«* wf 

gfel!§#tibn if yaj give us 

• c i II 

QUALITY IS 

J. MUSSQ, INC. 

RiiRort 

Tht Silling Offlt& 

SM-iSM 

Itaehbieek twin, dupltx, 

north-end, fully haaftd, 

parking, Income %n& 

Ideation, Thl»on« has If »H, 

and It (I prlcwl to telltl 

a c*r 

Ih, 

Y#arly Rtfitalt 

PAGE I! 

IS 

SEI iiie un, NIS WIAT rMm 

LOOKING FM II1 TEAILT LBJt! 

* Heat, Hot Water & cooNing Gas 

* Wall towaJI Carpet 

* Patio or Balcony 

* Swlmmfn© Pool 

* 24 Hr, Maintenance 

OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SUND4V 

OFFICE: A 9CHAPMAN ©LVD. SOMERS POIN 

NJ 01344 

13*38 

*PT FSH RENT = l*m II tot. 

Br*na ncs em a tnanm 

gas. 

and 3 bedroom 

ytariy 

waftrfrent 

, air^gndltig 

available, facuicourt. 

3^7009 

btocfc S Wfst Ay# =i in ffi 

d gyUdins McnyEM 

JpprÊ Mir tit Ceil 

BS?* bgfmtn f srtf S P m 

SOMESI POINT = Lyirwipus 2 

êQlUIMB aef* IvVcfal tvaii 

W#tfrfr#nt Esmiflunitf, si; am^ 

including p«L f-rifHHt jacuili 

B t 

iff 

SOUTNgNO _ | hîfi^ fuffMShfd, 

w»ift#r ft srym MS ffisflthlr plyl 

iffitfft¥« Cili vnningi fII44i-Ml|. J S 

FURNISHED fnd FLO^B APT — I 

Ffgyirâ Ne pfft! 1*21 msnftilf 

ROOM MATE WANTED = FffTttlf 

n«n=WfHMr. i bSTn., l t»th mArtetn 

YEMtLYIMTAL 

One bedroom, partially 

furnished, available 3/11, 

MOO plus. 

Two btdrooms with gat 

heat, S4JS plus 

Thrtt bdrm,, furn, central 

loc J55O 


Ntw homt, a story with 3 

bedrooms, ?!^ bsths, 1 car 

garage, Ptttrsburg, $723 

monthly (rent credit 

available) No pets. 

Available April l 

Townhouse, 3 bdrms., 

living room, dining room, 

deck, elec, heit, dlsn 

washer, washer, dryer 

hook-up. S42Q monthly, 

Rtnt credit available No 

pets, available March 1 

ttOK M6H 

Thfft Mrm North ing f 

15*0 (Hut 

Thrw g^rm,, tewnfsui 

yflfufft, 

Tin FaneP Ajjency 

JIM490 

MSB PUO« DU^LBX - 3 Mrm. tea., 

off ttrtct p»fhlno, Rnldtntial r*}*, 

twhood Ml monthly pin yi(i, c«ll 

nfljyk. 4 3 

JRO itrm~m~baldi 

fng «eef, 3 Mrm., ynftfrntihti. No 

ptfsi i y«r licit 1471, msfimtf «« 

olll Call Q+tv, m fIff, ) u 

UM 

t 

Imiij with I Mrm., 

mdnthly trim util, C«M 71? «I-#W1. 

mm** 

^^^^mmmm 

/ ; • • # • 

^mt&unity.. 

freshing As Ite Name 

3im STREET AUtA — mm i. 

(tup*#«. » V ».IMM April Utfi, I bdrtt^ f 

iOyTHEHD — 2 

—^-J 

ami 

€*B 

Omi feufteR far 

•—»—»>— 

ifntftU? •*» 

SOMTHINB— 

Wit! 

SB B*¥ tONDO - f 

«n Har untl, tulty 

Summer 

LARGE OHM IDRM 

CHI 

fatty 

*m*4 m&v 

*|X.. ISflsor,«eraMMnitliaf 

WD, DW, G*r. fllipim, iMi 

ROOMS EFFiCTS 

VK«tl$n nightly or 

tfefn ifi* si. 

ml Stay ifm 1 dtri «^ I* • 

îdr^ri inn tW ©a» A«f - Itt 

THKEE 

woth to 

©ay, C# 

LARGE SIX ROOMS — 14 M 

Hs#pi i BF |. | la hât eti I 

i#t ;i wf^lr, fnenffily Sf tman 

A WIDB VARIETY OP 

SEASONAL MONTHLY 

AND WCKKLY RENTALS 

ARtAVAILAfcLHTMHU 

MHTLSiyUP 

Real EsUte 

27OOA«buryAvtft«t 

4d 

perking, 

5 «H. 

yA\ 

*-- L?ii~k 

** 

j 

f 

a-tt 

dft f FRONT HDUI 

I Ve*n g*il 

Wr7n :i a batrii, w 

yiiitfci JACIHM 

Call ffi* i33»T! or tnittMH. tf 

GARDENS = 

living Fegni, r 

tlKfli *ittcfi#fi 

j«t Atr, 

LACOOH FRONT - SHtQlC 

, hime wlfti boat iHp i Mfntl, I 

sBpiher, grytf, dltfiw«htf t flff 

parking, MtmiHiii Day fe 

15th. 19.»0 Cat) i 

FAMILY 

3 harm. sl«fi, 

f I, 4 

iuffirfttf aw**, f eat 

Aparlm*nt», »^H *r 

liMl 

jA^tf^^^^h.' : ! ' / | 

S08MI AND APT! - 

•wmmfr uttorul rwiftft ilHttf^ «4 j 

wtthiy. Cf|iti»ncy, OM *fH A' • ' "."• 

brtroomt ClU fn tOO. = - ^ |^ ;•- V,'' 

FXCLUStVl 1UMMT n 

I Btfti wltn rMâr 

f (ir*pi»c«, mi 

Uip- Ho ptfi! Mi 

•••IMC*

PAGE IS \CTiON TWO THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

f 

THURSDAY, MARCH & 1*87 

iumm#r Rentals Public Notic* Nolle* 

r?. ft. #SLE CIT¥ i#s i? s 

NfW 

AN OBDlNANCf 

AN 

II* 

iff 

OSDlNANCf TO ES 

PftlD 

I OP TNi CITy 

NS 4i" 

'AH ©BDlNAHCi TS 

AND MAINTAIN PAID 

AND 

\H THf CiT¥ OP II* 

CAPE MA "7 £©UNT ¥ 

NEW JES$E¥. TO MAKE 

4NB 

BIGlJLATiQHSOOV 

TNi USE ANB POtlCiNG OF TN 

SiME TO PSOViDt FOi THE u4g W D TO Fix 

CNABSiNO AND COLLECTING Of 

|i*SO***u AND Q« 

POB 

SUCH Uig, AND 

FOB THE 

Na ©F 

L8' §*•! 

.I 1 ^ *#?•*• 

VIOLATION! 

it.93 

PEN Ak tii$ 

Bl iT OSPAINEO Bt THE IS*BO 

OF CSSAJ«!$iiONiEl OP THE C!TT 

OF |EA ilLf CITV mat OFdin«ngf No 

iU i Mfi i to and MfWbif ii 

Tfte 

I PIES AND £ HA Bo 

5 5 

Mis Jilt 

The 

ic t P SB 

Lots For Sa It 

90 

ground 

13,800 

1 150,000, 

CALL TODAY 

(ll 

if 5 00 e 

aF 

a* a Ml f if??! ii 

if* P*S**t^ and affirmed *1 

•t iyil^ is! forffi Nerein. Parigf=ipft (# 1 

having &#¥" r#p*aled b? a 

Or3irt«?t£* Na ?ff (l§13t 

3 Thf wilfiin *mffiaFRtni i& Or 

ce No **5 n*?3i as amended, 

effect immedtiWy u@sfl Ne »** iM!i e* 

nj P**"*OP unee* **»* so* a* 

1 111 r*in 

i-§rii Osiiari iti Hi pe* 

sHa al' 

ids Five Dsfi^ri is ft"p*f 

ff 

ff^reo* Of tn 

I tfO pp' pr f 

i o* ffi Ora>nam:F Of 

trsr? 

IIH Hli. !! H 

Should tfc 

thereof b* 

an? 

By a Cau 

jyii force 

tngti 

ana 

ME IS. Cpum>i 

above flratnafic# *ai paiied By 

o* Qeeafi Cit? N?w J#*iey 

at 3 rfi«iing o! laid Ceynf ii held on The 

Htfi da? o* Fpferuarv, 1?1? and w*H be 

taken up f£r 3 iKdnd reading, 

hearing and final paiiage a! a 

af i3*a Council hetd on th# IJth aa? gf 

Warch, I?17 *n CouncU Chamber*, City 

Nail. Dtean Ci?V New Jer»? 

Angela 

F U4 

ORDINANCE ND 1/ # 

AN ORDINANCE CREATING FEES 

POB THf USf OF THE OCFAN CiTY 

BSAT RAMP AT TINNIiill 

AVINUE 

Tht Governing ggay Q* f h? City ot 

y-^sn City of dams as 

A ie# & Ftye DQEIiFi (is 03! *s nereb? 

and imposed gpon any own?r sr 

9p 

gt 3 beaj uimg the Ocean C.i? 

Municipal ioa! fi*mp locate S* Ten 

rîif* Avenue tor acceii fo the inter 

csastat) water*** Th^ Fi 

iii M) fee ihall be impaled 

any &&al t* placed in the water at the 

Ocean City ^ynicipal lea! B*me 

li) The awPff of Qpefator of a boat 

m lieu ot payng tne P>*c DeHjir ili S 1 

fee dflfriBfd sbey«, ftiay pyfchaie a 

5* a left a! pass m the Afngunf yt IpvpRtr 

F0 paii wif* en 

title the owner or gperftfgr al the Boa! is 

ui# the Ocean Ciiy Wyn»; ipat Boat 

Rafnp at Tennetiee Avpnu 

fly ai dpflreS slfrwyf payf^^nl si 

additional fe£ 

The fee* fer uie 9» the Qce^fl City 

pal Boai Bamp Sfssrib^d if* let 

tiftn I SfiQvf shall be in eMeci from ivS? 

to year as directed by 'fie Mayor Ir no 

event, however, shall the lêi be eft#c 

live bffsrt May ! o! any ypa' or 3lf?r 

l#pt#fnbef JO of any r?' 

ifofaS? Fagtitf?, nth |tfpel and She Her 

Road, Ocean City, ii hereby tfetud 

and eifabllshecl It 4hal| be the fîfjon 

Sibitify of the owner g) 53ift yphifh' Io 

iafiity all Storage iiH, gelof* 

flny 

fnty be relea^d 

irern Ihe 

1 

Byiifipî Adrnini5traigr @f his 

ihall crest? appropriate .it 

procedures fg 

cgtlecflgn of said tfsrage lees 

leetien 1 

Should fhii Ordinance grahy 

thereof be d^clsred invalid by a 

gf cgrnpfignf luriidicfjQfi, *f ihait ngf 

affect the remaining pyffiSfU which 

ihaii'remain in lull ipfct* nnd 

Secfign i 

Any Qrd!nan£§ or pgriign; 

incenHiftn! with this Ordinance are 

repealed fg the patent et Syfh incgn 

The 

this Srdinenee shafi faise fffecf fhir 

fy (53) dnyl IgllDwifig pubhcflfisn and 

adspflsn 

RO¥ GfLLIAN, M 

WILLIAM MIIS, Ceunetl 

fhf abgyf Ordinansf *SS paUed by 

the Council Of Ocean £]fy* New Jerwy 

ai a meeting gf taig csynetl held; en the 

2£fh day gf February, 1917 and will be 

faker? up for a tecend ntding, public 

hearing and final paiiage at a meeffng 

sf laid Ceunell held on fhe iflh day sf 

Mareh, \?V in Csuncti Chamber^ City 

Hall, O?fan CMy New Jersey 

Angela pii^ggl. 

City Ciffh 

I5,lf, P.Fln.49 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

The unaertigned hai applied te th^ 

Deean City Zoning Hoard gf Adiuflmenf 

far rijiff fnim: 

Ordinance U \Q, Seefien 14 

ffid ifltr othff viriancn fhe Board may 

fit€#iMr7 m cîiuncfien with art 

for epflifrufH^ sf • new 

dwelllOfl if Sioeh J»3, Lot li, 

known at II3« 

Awyry 

Avtny#, Oc#»n City, New Jtrwy 

thlt 

»p^)k»fh>n wifi bf Hvard af a hearing 

00 March II, 1«7 sf 7:» pm. jn 

tmtmn 

CHambfr^ CMy Hill, Nl 

Ifraai and Aûr^ AîtHJi, ©€iir) City, 

. Cflfnm*n)i ratallva fo tfiit 

rnyif 69 rnidi in 

afa on IMa wifh fht Cod* 

focafed at SW 

Av#rtw#y OcMn. City, and m*y 

vOwad dyflnfl rtovlar by»|nrt* tMurt. 

OavMI H, 

hll 

Public Public Notice PuMIc Nsthm fhiblkHoHc* 

TAKE 

NOTICE - PUBLIC HEARING ON SCHOOL BUDGET 

fit TV OF Ctv, 

3411" it in fhf Bftt 

rt? *e aifwna fhf Zon 

(W^brtst) 

_ 

Ntncy (Burton) 

tf Somers Point • 

Jan. it, 

and 


, Jan, 20 

Public Notice 

and Andre* (PlQa) 

tf Sduen Poifitp a 

Judy (Ersta) 

Landau of Linwood, a 

a. 

Eme*to and Christine 

(Sultkojkt) Caiinmaelo of 

• MB, Jan. a. 

Ttanas and Jeanne (Barf 1 ) 

NOTICE LIMITING C B O 

TD ALL CSEQITOfii AND 

OTHERS HAVING CLAIMS 

Oi 

Vifwataa, Dtatel) 

Robert and Ann* (Albano) 

Kern tr« Pdnt a wn, Brewfai ih* C'fj Of Set*" City is 

p 

L ft S4 ivbcitiQfttl J Jl 

P L 1147* nm@acf Current 

Espenif j 1; 

P L f 1 15 CHasfef 1 

P L *? IS CMpfff 3 

PL M te (H-aBd J I) 

o 

NOW, THIRCFORE Bi IT Ofi 

BAINED %y TMI wbAUD OF COM 

lS O^ TMt tiT¥ QP SEA 

CITY, NtW JlBSfV. AS 

LeH Jf, 

*p* 

H JO! SB 

*"fl % u* Oeân 

Cily as C 1 '? 

SUBTOTAL 

Tot*t Cirrfent ^mania 

AdFvei wiffi Tis Lsvy 

ftl&f 

MarTrfii 

NSTEOTHEStTATI AIDS reriW47 T-«M 

*in a4f Iftgn fis tfili amsynl isn^fft Sffaf* aid >i 

ijoo gf W 

tfif benaif at ff*# giitrlff 

W Rafe*rT HentgeW 

fiafriWi. Qc^ry 

Acting Dvpufy Cl*rt 

QF jsn« Thomas 

T ! 

>uFr^jafe a( 

Cap* Ms?. m»* en m* farenfttm day 

Sf Ftôfuary, IS? gn fS# pefiftOn ef ffie 

ffi* «I*f* e* ta.g dece$*flt. rtQUci ii 

te the 

51 M * 

{ 

he, fitty 

an i 

l«t 

ti 

•f*fe¥ *r* r*lei 

Tfte feni^gRA 

CITT. N«* Ji 

*ta S 

a$ tf 

la 

r. 

me 

be 

•*a 

£,f* 

*nd 

M 

m 

If? m 

TAKE NOTICE 

Hit 

MA ij if 

TB •*« 

4#*mi,l SISEL H C E 

AGENCY, INC . located at Sie fait 

Inlfl Row. Oc»n City, Hfw M W Y 

r *a Alafi L Franii: Etgu-rf Frank 

PellScti, 1 Tim&H H.|| Dfiv*. Tyrfiff 

NJ OKIf on a* &f#are jui? IS, 

be 

new arrivals at 

C!?y QP -5E& ISLE Ci 

NEVV JlBSE ¥ 

Q^DiNANCi NO 

ORDINANCE OF TN| £ITV Qi 

| CiTV NE*\ JFiEV 

ORDINANCE NO 43a 

ENT.TLED AN 

msnffti 

o 

B#w*nu» frsn 

Tat Levy 

si frsm qaplfal 

JOO.W0OO 

tl IT FURTHER eilOLVED that 

payment fg WaiKeF PfFwift Holmes 

iUi T©TAL {Linn V 

Bf v*ny* frsm 

Capital Oyflty Atd 

jaaDQDB 

SB^SÔC 

500.000 00 

with ihe schedule ai f**l 

hereta a* ippîlied ofi me ai 

»3E iT FURTHER RE$DLVlD that 

ii contrail b# awarded wnrteul bid 

ng as a Prgfessianai Services Cpn 

t curiusnf t« N J M dA ii | ill 

II IT FURTHER RilOLVfO that & 

eepy of fhii R*%glutian inaM be 

pubhihed m fh? Ocean City leniin*! 

Ledger and a c@&y of fhii Usselyftsn 

and PfSleiiional Seryicrl Ceflfract af? 

avAilablf fsf insgeciign in fh# Otlice sf 

the Cify Clerk 

Tne Treaiyre F 

c^ffifei that expefi 

di!ure% will be cnafged tg ih? OTHlR 

II Aecaynf of the Engineering 

nent. Senerai Engmpefing 

Dtvisign, Account No 0) 00? Old SIS ana 

thai funds Igr this purpose will or can 

iifiQjent upan the adogfion of tfie 19|7 

Local Municipal budget 

William J Meii 

Ciuntil Pfeslden! 

Johri J Hanieri 

City Treaiyrer 

Ofi#fd by Cgunciiman Trpla 

iecendeti bf Coyncilwamgn Clunn 

Tftv a&Qvp fesglyfigr 1 *g* duly adop 

ted b» th? City C a uncii of trie City Of 

Ocean City New Jefsey: aj a meeting 

el said Council dyiy hels an fh? 36th day 

at February 1?S7 

Angela H Pileggi 

Cify Clerk 

1 s.iT.P P %ii ?g 

TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 

D*bt 

JOO JOO 00 

soo.ooooo 

tso.ooooo 

within iii fiFit 

tn# f**nhefn d#> of ****3 

tftetF rlitffii if) writing 

•nd ynd#f sath: t^^tfyiftg th* ai^Sunt 

eiairned ana tht eartteulari ef m# 

D*TEDFt&* 

y jfttfi A D f«? 

Oslo 

Ward, Narne^ in w 

NO* 

at fnf regular fnfffing el 

field on ffif \jm aaf of 

ifii, «na wai taSfn up fsr 

^fading, pu&ic N«r(ng at fhe 

mffting & wtd Board h**a en 

ffi* f«lti S*f e* Ff&fVaff; IS? Said Of 

wai amende^ fetl^în^ ffif 

hfsring, and Will fe taken ye lor 

hfirirtg, finii paiMgf and aOO0 

Local 

T*i Levy 

Withdrawal trgm €*p!fai Rn 

.lit 

II 

SUBTOTAL (Lin«iSih 

ReVefiy* from State 

Ptfe! 

TOTAL 

Add !f fans! Staf# 

Building AtdCh 10 

Addition*) Stiff 

AtdCh \rt 

STtfe 

BuMding Aia Ch. ?4 

Tsfal ftddittsnil Sfsft 

Building Ajg (Llnel 4! 43) 

Total Bfilance 

Teftl 

III AUDIT BI PORT iMHIBfTS A3 AND A U 

Total Fn 

1, JM477.lt* 

2,0» ,*}••** 

Leii Teta! ftajflnett Ap#fspriaffd 

Ouring 1?iS is 

Infer column 4 Lin* 43 

Jl 

MMENSE 

T 

HO. 

Tram in 

itfini ©iit) 

IXHNS 

Clif QF O*_feAN 

WAV COUNTY, 

RliOLUTIOhi I? 37 

A 

RESOLUTION 

! T 

ift*4f Tram i(V )••*-• j 

fTnm evttittv imgn 

APP-OF> 

C»i fit i»j 

Adminiitrafien 

iaiirifi I 

FOB 

VICES DURING THE i§S? 1UMME B 

WUSlC CONCERTI 

WHIBfAS. thp City gf QE#an City 

require Eeftaifi pfgfeisisnal 

Qtnf P 

JUt TOTAL 

WHERE A|, NJSA 485 ill is Mi! 

aligws esteptions tg fhr local cgnifacfl 

law #h.cf"i pfsvidti for purchssei, con 

ffflefi or agrermrnts ig be neggfistifd 

•OD 

51 

USE. Vo 

l p 

JOB TOT A L (Lln« 

(}**.•»•«)} 

M , 

ISO Ul 00 

fJ.aeooe 

oo 

00 

3=909 00 

7S9S 

MBJJI 00 

ffi 

P L t*534 

P L.*7JS 

fChapftrl)! 

P.L. 

"7.75100 

14 143 

13,US0O 

11,W100 

Aduif i«ic idycatign 

(PL »i?B|( 

MHOS 

njoi.ee 

45,11)90 

M3I00 

11.IVI.7S 

35.1 *4. B 

59 

101,945 90 

34,410 

34,410 00 

l> 

h n ' 

I) 

1UI TOT4L 

SCE Sllirlrt! 

S C E -OthtrExp f 

Bftfngual-Miirln 10 

Bilingual Qfn#f tsp, 19 

NsnpyMli ftnttwiii I \\±\ 

yir»le»B. 

IITO 

OHl#f 

SUBTOTAL 

SPECIAL SCHOOLS 

AND fVlNlNO SCHOOL 

J 3 Af€rtdlttd Ivtfilne/ 

Adult Nigh IfihfiSl 

Qffttf Ex^nui 

IU» TOTAL 

j dAdulf Education 

ialariti 

SuppHn 

QfhiF Ekpcntn 

tu ••TOTAL 

j 5 RtfuliF Ivvninsieh»lt 

lajtfltt 

Qfftif Es^niH 

«U»TOTAL 

J-iiummtf Isheel 

ialirlH 

SuppUM 

Ottitr Ei*»fiifi 

lUitOTAL 

j ? Vecatisnsl 1 •/•fling 

ialirln 

»U» TOTAL 

i% Evening icheeliipf 

Perttin Born 

SiUrlM 

iuppHti 

Other e*ptni« 

IU» TOTAL 

Tsfii Cur rent lnp*nict 

(J-lthrv J-ll 

CipitiiOufli-/ 

llttf 

\V& 

Buildinot 

1IM 

Iqulpmtnt fltgulir 

12^ 

Tefal Cipiti! Ouiliy 

Prlnelpll 1119 

inltrnt *M6 

SlflKfnO Fund 

)|4S 

Tgtfli Sabf Itrvict 

Add It ton* 1 Stit* Schssi 

Buildinu Aid Ch. 10 

Principal 

Iflfaratt 

AddHionit iiata Sffttsf 

Building Aid, Ch. 177 

pflncipai 

infarttr 

Additional Stiti Scrn»l 

iulldir»oAldCh,74 

Principal 

ihfafitf 

Tttil Aidjflenil tfifa 

UhoolBulldlnyAld 

TOTALI 

lU.ttLOO 

UViffS.OO 

s,ooioo 

11,814.00 

11,140 00 

JW.37l.O0 

3.0WOO 

2,00090 

11J1M34.03 

308*003,00 

100,000.00 

300,000 00 

«l,000,0S 

771,131.00 

||.f94,|f4,|t 

7*4*1:00 

4,113. N 

1SJ4400 

(-I.H5 00) 

44,03 

3,12 V 00 

UtlOO 

IW,0SOJ* 11 

ijiiifft it 

• * -* 

*.tuu 

U.7SI0O 

t,0J5 00 

4t4.0S 

SJ3IBE 

5,13500 

iitf14?4:t9 1 

300,000 00 

100,000 00 

990.000,00 

4JJ,OWOO 

isi.ifôo 

771,157.00 

»fM^ffli,tf i 

f.U&U 11,04 3« 

33,104 M iQiSmm 

i»eM3f4 

70S U5.3A 

t 

3,4?I.B0 

J.Ouu OS 

2,6?IQS 

3,DOS SI 

),17S,59* 45 IJ.t^*.frM3« 

111,415 M J00.00O0O 

1,300,00 309,09096 

HJ,7»5» 

J00,W0 0O 

473.000.00 4n,W0 0O 

354,433 00 J?3,077 00 

77*. 07,00 741,077 00 

J^*#,*l»,7l U,11>,7*).J* 

11,4*4 J* 

l.iSSOO 

!0|.I«S3B 

i. soa go 

447.369 130 

; f.ooom 

«i.0?? so 

a??gg 

13.997 00 

107.J&4 OO 

1,125 60 

11119! 00 

Mh«I 09 

11,13? OS 

tiJQOOS 

3,990 DO 

34 ii.204.043,00 

323,077 60 

741,67700 00 

Tttti lipflnilff 

HICAPITUUAttONOPBAtAHCll 

fti 

•MPINII 

(fl 

•PiCUL 

ICHOOLIOI 

CAPITAL 

OUTLAY 

11) 

BUT 

imvici 

fit 

CAPITAL 

• lltllVI 

(*» 

TOTAL 

Iff 

•ALANill 

4/J0î* choice of mik. 

•ifirwiliBt* ^chool atudenta Platter £ 

oftheQnttwo sop, ^«fa^t and 

. «a sf nM, cam*and 

mp on the a«eond platter. It dick* 

li reoUc*d with a 

Ernesto and ChrtJUat 

Public Notice 

QRQiNANCE NO I? 1 

AN 

QeptNfiNCg AUTMQRi|iHG 

TNE 

EslCyTtQN BP A DtfO 

RE5TBICTISN BfTWEIN TNt ClT¥ 

QF 

OCIAN CITT AND 

BE 

IT 

COUNCIL OW 

City » 

. by 

ra fs#cytt a 

n in* City 

NOA 

EI 

BV TH 

e* Btean 

ral with mustard and 

puffc, chilled 

with topping, 

f 

Plattw 1. Chktw DoMflt 

and 

money for the 

van at 6 p-m. 

ia. can w«ii 

cap, with topping, 


Plata' I 

Notice 

19 ?j, Blgcn 

ril 

3 I?H3: 

('on it 

Pji|5 dafefl Apri 

6* which D«fd B*%fFig 

fl fipfeigaRS by Ifii* 

a par! hpfggi 

ihail iak#ffffqt in the 

tirîp ang rfianhpr pFffKFibed Bf la* 

Roy 

AiiMam Meii, 

THp above Ordtngn 

hrHf Fraying By ffie City CouneM ai a 

minting hgUI §n ih? JSih flay §* 

Ppbryi*f¥- 1*?B? and w;ll bp lahsn up for 

o *%t&rn reading, public hearing afifl 

!tii.i< pfl'iiiige at a m##fing Of slid 

Cpyn,,| held On thf Ijfh dsv §* Wireh, 

C*SJ m CayfigH Chambi-ri Ciiy Hell. 

Ocean Cii? New i^r%ey at ? 30 

f PF ii? is 

CITY QF SEA ISLE ClTT 

NIW JENSIY 

ORDINANCE NO HI Uf|7! 

AN ORpiNANCE TO 

THE PUSCHftSE Q» 

RApjQi AND SULLiT 

VESTS AND PROVIDING TM| 

NgClSlaR¥ FUNDS TQ PS¥ THE 

COST TMIBEQF 

THE iOASb OF COMMISIISNEÎ 

OF TNE CITT_OF $IA (SLE City, 

NEW JEHSEr PQTH OUSAJN 

FICTION 1 Th* Purcti«M ei For 

Rafligi and Bullet Proef V«tj for 

Itttnc* and tomato, 

hit cup. JeDo-0 sr 

€f milk. drataiiig tf choice, roU 

"l*d butter, fresh or emd 

•nd choice of milk. 

ii h#rtfby ap 

I 

Thffr? 

th# ium of % 

rom th# fsitswing iqiifef 

ii3,09B3O 

|?,Qgo 

tod 

tomato 

»*Boned green bemna. 

Public Notice 

buttered com, bread and 

•rawrau" butteri cranberry 

ORDINANCE 

CgfftTlNS 

CRFATiON 

f Mf giTV QP OCEAN C!T¥ 

Thf Governing BMy 6* fnt? City 

Oti-rtn Cify @fden. ii thpii pet 

the f pma>ning pof fisni whit ft 

remain *lf tf #hf politic.I Mffr. BY yiBTUt &f a Writ 6* 

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ICTIONTWD THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, :AN CITY, N»J, 

THURSDAY, MARCH S, 

tACH. 

:t i4 MICHIGAN 49284 

cean City event 

ftfetedlst 

and 1 p,to. 

Tax •ssiiUnc* at 

Eid Oetan Awroe* 10:10 IA 

sch 

StnsHand 

7;» to U km, 

Oc**n Qty 

Somers Point 

Oa. One, Bethel 

to 1 a.sL " 

Art* 

Miss Hemisphere 

t , 10 ».m. to 7 p,m. 

fer meeting, 8 imttlng, noon. 

Hssadi nutteg, Oeauvffle 

Im* ^mttam, 11:90 

Ocean Cltj ehapter 

H 

&^wd 

- am to 1 

of Eastern Star 

Masonic Temple, 8p.ro. 

ts Women'* Regular 

Republican €T 

youth c*nter t I 

uMtiw 

dttan in detail 

At«w, ft 

Board 


Male chona 

Music Ptor, 7:» 1 p m. 

Woman's Cooperative 

meeting, youth 

Columbus oeiter, 9 a.m. 

Knights of 

regular business meeting, - — 

rtctory basmtnt room, j Chess Club Us 

tesxesp 

, 1987 Two Sections 

MONDAY 

To assistance tar senior 

citizens, Howard SUlnton 

Oeean City PTA meeting, 

Intermediate school, 19th 

eft • nd Bay Avenue 

program on drag 

awarewas, 7:30 

American Buslneti 

'a Association, ocean 

chapter, meeting at 

D .niel> Restaurant, 7 pm 

Kristi Donahue of St, Augustine's jumps above everyone else to snare 

the rebound during the junior high game against Ocean City Recreation 

team, St. Augustine's won 19-9. 

1 

- 

OULDBEAN 

IN YOUR FUTURE 

Gulil*a Restaurant 6 

Bey 

CANCER SOCIETY 

SeeutTfOop Si! 

MARCH I 

at VFW hall, 15th 

volunteers of the 

and Bay Avenue, 7:30 

Unit of th* 

American Cancer SodetV will 

Band Booster mttUog, 

hand room in high school, 1 

p-nv 

11 p.m. 

5. The Rosemary 

Benson Quartet wul provide 

mtertainment and music for 

U For 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

Hely 

U church, 30th Street 

and Bay Avenue, I p.m. 

LEARNING DISABILITY 

Alanon meeting, St John's 

MEETING MARCH § 

Lutheran church, 8:30 p.m. 

Dr, Carlo Mellni wil] apeak 

at the Cape May County 

Jrs. duplicate 

Association meeting for 

bridge, Muaic Pier, 7:30 

Chamber of Commerce 

children and adults with 

teaming (Usabilities, I p.m. 

Thursday, March 5 at the 

Upper Township Middle 

School- The topic will be tt- 

Look For Our 

On Pg. 9, Sec, 1 

9 

952-954 Bwnlwalk t Oeean City I 

The Ocean dry 

BUTCHER SHOP 

erving Ocenn City 

Year 'Round 

Since 1952 

ean City Recreation 

partment news 

lllext.493 

The Sports and Civic 

Cfenter was tha site to a 

women's power 

in two 

top two teams 

each division to advance to 

the playoffs on Pool A. 

Comida plac«d first and 

game to advance 

to the semifinals. 

The Duaharmi of MlUvllle 

loat two straight gamea to the 

ted from 

scores of 15- 

4 and 15.4, 

The first-place 

M ( was pitted against 

team of Pool A in the 

Comlde of North Branch 

straight games, 15- 

3 and 15-10, toearn the right to 

meet Sports Unlimited in the 

Sports Unlimited kip! thtlr 

motnentmum going Into the 

finals, defeating Casa Comida 

in consecutive games, 15-6 

and 15-3, to capture the 

Hoyas 28-27, in 

intermediate basket ball 

for the, 

Chris Bauer led the 

frith 14, 

Hawks downed the Panthers 

17-16, with Steve Amado 

ledlng the winners with six 

prints and Matt Keenan the 

high scorer, also 

with six. 

The Owls defeated the 

Raiders, 20-17 f to gain a share 

of first place. Herbie Whits 

was high man for the winners 

with 10 points. Danny Davis 

put in 15 points for the 

M, Re em be rt led the 

Wildcats with seven points 

over the Panthers, 

PL*Y CONTINUES 

In biddy basketball a< 

NTION 

while points 

Iflst week, the Cute defeated 

the Bulldogs, 8-4. Kevin 

Gibson led the way for tb* 

winners with four points, and 

Jimmy Femsher tad all four 

for the bulldogs. 

In other games, the lioos 

and Spartans played to a M 

tie. Leading scorers 

Eddie Devlin 

werthe 

Bean, 1442, is the 

contest of the wttk 

g group 

residents over 50 

the dty 

nt*SDtw 

old 

began 11:30 a,m. MoDday, 

March 1 at U*«5tnwt Youth 

Oenter, 6th Street 4 Atlantic 

Avenue. 

Slgnupa will continue each 

Monday at 11:30 a.m. In 

hfarcb.' Theft is no fee. 

Hie group will meet every 

Monday and Wednesday at 

11:30 a.m., leaving tha center 

and walking towards the 

boardwalk on 6th Street The 

boardwalk walk will last 

y one hour* 

program will continue 

" lead by 

pnM the 

now tone *wu,uuu worth of study 

over two vears end set it back a erect steto mm 

KoftrS 

BROS J 

to 

The frtehokten bm atao t«cttf«l 

Avaloo and Stoat Bartm*. 

Fre«bolde Dlrecto Omld fHMta 

wpvi two i*Mn 

Don* t be confused by 

the new Federal Tax Regulations! You 

have until April 15,1987, to open and 

contribute to your 1986 Individual 

Retirement Account and receive 

tax credits on your 1986 Federal 

Income Tax return, 

RENT HOAGI 

CiAL 

VERY DAY 

Parents of Ocean City High School 

Students, Deficiency reports were 

MAILED Tuesday, March 3rd, 1987 

James B. Kirk 

Director*of Guidance 

SKITRIPMARCH8 

Tht Ocean city Youth 

Onter is sponsoring a ski trip 

March S to Big Boulder. 

Students in grades aeventh 

through 12 niay signup by 

stopping by the Youth C«nUr 

sr th§ Qvlc 

nil ext 

hwd»d Uw 

100 Free Anniversary Dinner 

{QHl FREGDINNER 

Stop in either office and fill out a coupon 

Starting March 1st and enjoy an Anniversary 

Dinner on us. Drawing Thursday* March 12th 

j —INOCiANCiTY— 

50 Dinners at The Flanders Dining Room 

—IN MARMORA— 

25 Dinners at Obadiah's 

2B Dinners at the Tuckahoe Inn - 

IS ill, (MM 

NorihEait Cormr 

OfSthAWnt 

ASY 

PARKING 

EVEN THE 

ANSWERS THE TELEPHONE! 

Art you just i number to 

your Insurance man? To 

our agency- you're always 

a name because you deser 

v@ P.Si—Perienai itrvlet 

when you dta! with us. call 

us if we can bg of service, 

we'll call you by name. 

RIGHT HERE IN 

OCEAN OITVI 

SINGLES CHAPTER 

Network News tor Slnglei 

and affiliated 

announce the 

of a Jeney 

r .jrthiti. . 

with a punning meeting and 

buffet social on Surtday, 

Israel, founder, from 

Newtown Square, Pa. will 

attend the meeti 

alcoholic beveragif 

provided. CaU 

PANCAKJ 

MARCH 1 AT 

The Oceai 

ter's second 

and sausage 

7:30 to U fl.m f Saturday 

March 1 in tiw 

cafeteria. Admlialon U 

Qirt DoD, th« 

tt* ctiy U 

Uorim M b# and to 

dotii of Bring NMoad to 

chirfd for tnuiuolpally 

tbtlftôPUr. 

naiirch la Ma 

summer and with 

ware mow 

In the hljA 60s, felt like it too. 

MJ 

1001A« 

9M€¥€ 

HOURS: 

1887-1N7 

Avenue 

Phone«' 

Phone 39 

s-f 

LIFE, AUTO, HOME, NAT, FLOOD INSURANCE 

I 

W')U\\\ Af WfM.f Y 

I 

1 

I I I 

ATTENTION: HARRIED HOUSEWIVES 

THE S.O.S. PARTY BOX IS EMPTY.. 

SO HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO WIN YOUR OWN 

OiOi PART Y (Sandwlchei on Saturday) 

Drop vw nirnii itarni, «. phmn m, in tnt "lei" M> at • 

Tflin'i MM, Wi will arjw out nimt «v >r y TUM f hi wlnUr 

•III nttm t Mil lindwleh TFIK, which you tinâirt 

MfaripM.imtiMUytiiem't, '"•" »•«•• 

THIS WEEK'S 8,0,8, WINNER: EILE 

i 

li 

398-1046 

" 1Oii Aibury Av#, 

"Mike Ui« Habit!" 

_ _

ICTIONTWD THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, :AN CITY, N»J, 

THURSDAY, MARCH S, 

tACH. 

:t i4 MICHIGAN 49284 

cean City event 

ftfetedlst 

and 1 p,to. 

Tax •ssiiUnc* at 

Eid Oetan Awroe* 10:10 IA 

sch 

StnsHand 

7;» to U km, 

Oc**n Qty 

Somers Point 

Oa. One, Bethel 

to 1 a.sL " 

Art* 

Miss Hemisphere 

t , 10 ».m. to 7 p,m. 

fer meeting, 8 imttlng, noon. 

Hssadi nutteg, Oeauvffle 

Im* ^mttam, 11:90 

Ocean Cltj ehapter 

H 

&^wd 

- am to 1 

of Eastern Star 

Masonic Temple, 8p.ro. 

ts Women'* Regular 

Republican €T 

youth c*nter t I 

uMtiw 

dttan in detail 

At«w, ft 

Board 


Male chona 

Music Ptor, 7:» 1 p m. 

Woman's Cooperative 

meeting, youth 

Columbus oeiter, 9 a.m. 

Knights of 

regular business meeting, - — 

rtctory basmtnt room, j Chess Club Us 

tesxesp 

, 1987 Two Sections 

MONDAY 

To assistance tar senior 

citizens, Howard SUlnton 

Oeean City PTA meeting, 

Intermediate school, 19th 

eft • nd Bay Avenue 

program on drag 

awarewas, 7:30 

American Buslneti 

'a Association, ocean 

chapter, meeting at 

D .niel> Restaurant, 7 pm 

Kristi Donahue of St, Augustine's jumps above everyone else to snare 

the rebound during the junior high game against Ocean City Recreation 

team, St. Augustine's won 19-9. 

1 

- 

OULDBEAN 

IN YOUR FUTURE 

Gulil*a Restaurant 6 

Bey 

CANCER SOCIETY 

SeeutTfOop Si! 

MARCH I 

at VFW hall, 15th 

volunteers of the 

and Bay Avenue, 7:30 

Unit of th* 

American Cancer SodetV will 

Band Booster mttUog, 

hand room in high school, 1 

p-nv 

11 p.m. 

5. The Rosemary 

Benson Quartet wul provide 

mtertainment and music for 

U For 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

Hely 

U church, 30th Street 

and Bay Avenue, I p.m. 

LEARNING DISABILITY 

Alanon meeting, St John's 

MEETING MARCH § 

Lutheran church, 8:30 p.m. 

Dr, Carlo Mellni wil] apeak 

at the Cape May County 

Jrs. duplicate 

Association meeting for 

bridge, Muaic Pier, 7:30 

Chamber of Commerce 

children and adults with 

teaming (Usabilities, I p.m. 

Thursday, March 5 at the 

Upper Township Middle 

School- The topic will be tt- 

Look For Our 

On Pg. 9, Sec, 1 

9 

952-954 Bwnlwalk t Oeean City I 

The Ocean dry 

BUTCHER SHOP 

erving Ocenn City 

Year 'Round 

Since 1952 

ean City Recreation 

partment news 

lllext.493 

The Sports and Civic 

Cfenter was tha site to a 

women's power 

in two 

top two teams 

each division to advance to 

the playoffs on Pool A. 

Comida plac«d first and 

game to advance 

to the semifinals. 

The Duaharmi of MlUvllle 

loat two straight gamea to the 

ted from 

scores of 15- 

4 and 15.4, 

The first-place 

M ( was pitted against 

team of Pool A in the 

Comlde of North Branch 

straight games, 15- 

3 and 15-10, toearn the right to 

meet Sports Unlimited in the 

Sports Unlimited kip! thtlr 

motnentmum going Into the 

finals, defeating Casa Comida 

in consecutive games, 15-6 

and 15-3, to capture the 

Hoyas 28-27, in 

intermediate basket ball 

for the, 

Chris Bauer led the 

frith 14, 

Hawks downed the Panthers 

17-16, with Steve Amado 

ledlng the winners with six 

prints and Matt Keenan the 

high scorer, also 

with six. 

The Owls defeated the 

Raiders, 20-17 f to gain a share 

of first place. Herbie Whits 

was high man for the winners 

with 10 points. Danny Davis 

put in 15 points for the 

M, Re em be rt led the 

Wildcats with seven points 

over the Panthers, 

PL*Y CONTINUES 

In biddy basketball a< 

NTION 

while points 

Iflst week, the Cute defeated 

the Bulldogs, 8-4. Kevin 

Gibson led the way for tb* 

winners with four points, and 

Jimmy Femsher tad all four 

for the bulldogs. 

In other games, the lioos 

and Spartans played to a M 

tie. Leading scorers 

Eddie Devlin 

werthe 

Bean, 1442, is the 

contest of the wttk 

g group 

residents over 50 

the dty 

nt*SDtw 

old 

began 11:30 a,m. MoDday, 

March 1 at U*«5tnwt Youth 

Oenter, 6th Street 4 Atlantic 

Avenue. 

Slgnupa will continue each 

Monday at 11:30 a.m. In 

hfarcb.' Theft is no fee. 

Hie group will meet every 

Monday and Wednesday at 

11:30 a.m., leaving tha center 

and walking towards the 

boardwalk on 6th Street The 

boardwalk walk will last 

y one hour* 

program will continue 

" lead by 

pnM the 

now tone *wu,uuu worth of study 

over two vears end set it back a erect steto mm 

KoftrS 

BROS J 

to 

The frtehokten bm atao t«cttf«l 

Avaloo and Stoat Bartm*. 

Fre«bolde Dlrecto Omld fHMta 

wpvi two i*Mn 

Don* t be confused by 






Income Tax return, 

RENT HOAGI 

CiAL 

VERY DAY 

Parents of Ocean City High School 

Students, Deficiency reports were 

MAILED Tuesday, March 3rd, 1987 

James B. Kirk 

Director*of Guidance 

SKITRIPMARCH8 

Tht Ocean city Youth 

Onter is sponsoring a ski trip 

March S to Big Boulder. 

Students in grades aeventh 

through 12 niay signup by 

stopping by the Youth C«nUr 

sr th§ Qvlc 

nil ext 

hwd»d Uw 

100 Free Anniversary Dinner 

{QHl FREGDINNER 

Stop in either office and fill out a coupon 

Starting March 1st and enjoy an Anniversary 

Dinner on us. Drawing Thursday* March 12th 

j —INOCiANCiTY— 

50 Dinners at The Flanders Dining Room 

—IN MARMORA— 

25 Dinners at Obadiah's 

2B Dinners at the Tuckahoe Inn - 

IS ill, (MM 

NorihEait Cormr 

OfSthAWnt 

ASY 

PARKING 

EVEN THE 

ANSWERS THE TELEPHONE! 

Art you just i number to 

your Insurance man? To 

our agency- you're always 

a name because you deser 

v@ P.Si—Perienai itrvlet 

when you dta! with us. call 

us if we can bg of service, 

we'll call you by name. 

RIGHT HERE IN 

OCEAN OITVI 

SINGLES CHAPTER 

Network News tor Slnglei 

and affiliated 

announce the 

of a Jeney 

r .jrthiti. . 

with a punning meeting and 

buffet social on Surtday, 

Israel, founder, from 

Newtown Square, Pa. will 

attend the meeti 

alcoholic beveragif 

provided. CaU 

PANCAKJ 

MARCH 1 AT 

The Oceai 

ter's second 

and sausage 

7:30 to U fl.m f Saturday 

March 1 in tiw 

cafeteria. Admlialon U 

Qirt DoD, th« 

tt* ctiy U 

Uorim M b# and to 

dotii of Bring NMoad to 

chirfd for tnuiuolpally 

tbtlftôPUr. 

naiirch la Ma 

summer and with 

ware mow 

In the hljA 60s, felt like it too. 

MJ 

1001A« 

9M€¥€ 

HOURS: 

1887-1N7 

Avenue 

Phone«' 

Phone 39 

s-f 

LIFE, AUTO, HOME, NAT, FLOOD INSURANCE 

I 

W')U\\\ Af WfM.f Y 

I 

1 

I I I 

ATTENTION: HARRIED HOUSEWIVES 

THE S.O.S. PARTY BOX IS EMPTY.. 

SO HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO WIN YOUR OWN 

OiOi PART Y (Sandwlchei on Saturday) 

Drop vw nirnii itarni, «. phmn m, in tnt "lei" M> at • 

Tflin'i MM, Wi will arjw out nimt «v >r y TUM f hi wlnUr 

•III nttm t Mil lindwleh TFIK, which you tinâirt 

MfaripM.imtiMUytiiem't, '"•" »•«•• 

THIS WEEK'S 8,0,8, WINNER: EILE 

i 

li 

398-1046 

" 1Oii Aibury Av#, 

"Mike Ui« Habit!" 

_ _

:CTION ONE THE SENTINEL LEftf.ER, OCEAN CITY.'NJ, t MARCH 1| # ll§7 

THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. (K KAN CITY. V.I 

w tu 

want o 

politic 

rMENT 

tax levy 

rate will dip 

is «*pect*d to Infor 

Introduction 

(7:! 

chamber!), total municipal 

By contract, all polk* and 

worts salariea will go 

up t percent. City Hall 

wortert, who unionfad last 

year c art curroaUy engigeir 

in contract regotlatlon» f 

according to 


code of 

the conduct of 

and 

ôotheiaau© 

u acheduled for tonight 

at 7ilB> In 

to 

tl)e cuxrent 

of- 

the government 

TO the end of im. If than," 

tne annoanceraent ccro« w«r« C Benson 

aaya It's OK to inis 

afUr 

worldnfi hours. 

« a^^tmaster 

officials toin 

coercion of tabor* 

H percent rate Increase either overlapped otter 

coat- 

flp " 

He waa 

a matter 

a threatma em 

has never been tell 

amending the code several . "Think bsefe te the la«t 

toe*, especially ate *fet êctign," Esposito aaid. "U 

polke and fire unions publicly (politicking) didn't bother 

endorsed a mayoral can- anyone and it (thi code) 

ishers 

's peraonai atreplied 

that one of his publisher* was the lower 

goals Is establishing an postal rates that 

" program m that mailing permit 

and Interpret the manual tbe flyers 

Mm* way to expedite second- Thi third-class holders 

ilfetieo wasn't evtn enforced." 

it unfair to No action was taken against 

•cttvltie* tht unions who openly 

in the canmalsned for Mayor Roy 

Council members Gary 

Jssidj J#s3Uif fTniifi iwj 

Mark Vldetto sugtsted 

s'rt doing this for 

them," Jtssel amid, "We 

Uunn, an 

member who also 

the no-politicking 

agreed to Introduce 

ultgaL "Yoo n&& far 

aomethlng that's 

unenforceable," be 

taking away a righ* Mh 

ibeirt 

adoption of tte cod* 

concerns like 

working 

hwira. 

3.5 percent 

cap to between 4 and S per- 

Qty Auditor 

noting that Council could 

decide to make changes 

before Introduction, declined 

last week to offer what the 

id mean to 

tai rate. 

Tbt curnjnt mgnipipni 

rate @f 82 cents per $100 of 

to 

fall drastically under tht 

Impact of tht recently 

completed city wide 

revaluation, city tax assessor 

William Mitchell has noted. 

Tbe total value of raUbtes 

here has Increased from $303 

million to 1466 million. Tht 

value of a home In 

Point 

year, to 

for eight new pemonnel. 

Included ire two new police 

would be offset by $18,000 In 

r ees for tht 

four part-time emergency 

Hearing W 

150,000 In lossad federal* 

revenue sharing money 

liability insurance 

la the tenUtive 

Council is expected to allocatfr 

1400,000 for road In* ^ 

provements, $70,000 for a'-' 

street sweeper, $47,000 for a 

newdump truck, $18,000 for4-' 

line painter and $15,600 for A*w 

-drive 

The Police Department wflT, 

?end $25,000 to replace twp J j 

juad on under an oogotai'""' 

AUo abeorbed in 

on Bala and Colwidf 

drives which Council 1 

VMOQ In _ 

torney's fees for tht Mat 

hearing, 


for ojmpiknct with an 

an 

emergency 

last year for 

first Installment of te city's 

H00.000 revaluation. * 

SO publiflhen of 

Experience, c< 

education" art cited by Board 

involvement and ttvnmitmentmember Gus Bruno as 

to.children and "quality reasons he should be elected 

to the Board of Edocatton 

April 7, 

'lunQbeoa and *ftiHon show 

PrebdeDat 

mat wui be held at the 

Point. Fashions by La 

Qotique will be featured 

along witt the raffia lor a 

stroller coat 

in school election bl 

.labor relations and 

"Collectively these eiperlences 

enhance tht 

ina 

busteeas-like and fiscally 

was w 

Ocean City resident 

Ocean City Board of school and staff It, comparml 

'Education candidate Dean to the coat per pupil now being 

:hoenewald believes a spent to send them to Ocean 

is past president of the 

inCTbfr of the 

of Cape May 

the Boy Scouts 

Mayor's Task Fora on Drug 

and Alcohol Abuse, was a 

Recreation Department 

coach six years and member 

of the Recreation Board, and 

is g member of St Peter's 

Metfiodiit GhtirdL 

Hit incumbent is a mftgbg 

of tht Board's finance, 

BUTTONDOWN 

PLAIN COLLAR? 

that newspapers 

challenges/ 1 be said in a news 

"Working with a new 

superintendent, adfltts to 

h primary school and 

renovations to the high school 

area few of the challenges I 

look forward to facing on 

tabalf of OOF d^y, 

"One of my *ccompUshments 

tMy year/' he 

foundation of te 

school addition in such a 

manner as to be able to 

aipport a second stacy, if 

needed, in ftt future M 

to mam? of 

1 

Gus Bruno 

INI 

newspaper? 

tts§ 

^fnui r*w' >*i itg gf nrpf^ 

costly second-claw mail. 

Tiach said postal 

si a deficit or to 

minimise the amount of 

budget fanning pprf IHSJT to 

meet IU goal. 

CHATBURN 

•on of 

of 1037 

A?,, has been 

to the UJ, Air 

Force to tht rank of airman 

first class. A IM Ocean Cltv 

ALLI 

/AUNIQU 

and then watt fcr 

wart to hear fnm them 

are up for grabs. i2Thr &oo 6;3i 12:21 

Expenditure increases ISPFI 6:42 710? um HO4 

Include: 

14Sat 7121 7i4i 1:12 1:44 

salaries to |§,7 million, issun 7>M %m iiii imt 

$161,102 tor Other Ukriet liMon 8 35 8:57 2:U 2:55; 

including clerical and In- '""ut 9:io ?:w 3:U 3IM J 

atructional staff to $1,4 i«wtd 9:51 IOMS 3-S4 im : 

million, $97,803 for ad- 19Thr 'OJW 11:05 4\U im? 

mlnlstratlve salaries to' . 

Per Greaf lag Hsrbor (nlit,: 

from kit 

mm 

oil due to price 

t 

Subtract 43 mlnufei from high * 

tide and 31 minutes from 

AITRONOMICAL DATA ; 

$20,000 In teitbooki, $19,000 Moon In soegtt...:.. March v, 

.__ , , , ^ Poll iyieon.....,,,.,. March is! 

If the rmaini SS Moon in p«rlo«e March 34. 

will decide New Moon .......... March f9\ 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER 

A MvllMN tf fwfli JtfMy ••*•, t*c. 

liteMMkMtM) 

•Htifii If Piif OHk» if (ktM City* H. j, 

M l 

was 

to recent reports that talks 

and art continuing n p»ng arts 

on school officials and state 

eaentativee on 

of a 

aty High School serve the 

l( Finally ( l don't beUeve 

AUpptr Township students that te most lmportarrt ob- 

^sinoe 1W2, the withdrawal of jective could be met with the 

516 teenagers from the high newly proposed regional 

achool would severely cripple school, Schoenewald said; 

the system/' Schoenewald "that being an educational 

aid to a news release, system equal to, or bitter 

"We are talking about than, the one currently ser* 

laying off many of our ving tht needs of those 

,"he nssmg to venture past tin 

oominued, "it would be far talking stages of this ides, 

(more costly to build a new 

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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, im 

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WMe OWfteW of Ocean and taw (fcgre* and came to A UJ Bend was pmldeiit; Johnson Pepper, 

aty was nutalted aa Cape May from the Naval present to 

treasurer; 

pmkbafc for a stcood term War College In Newport, RX IrtfOr 

daring the Atlantic City Guardsman ofSU Months'* on Kay Adam*, recording 

nBrttm recently at Harry's FLOWER SHOW Other league officers u> 

TRIP MARCH 14 

staltod were Bob Grant, But 

taard Cipt MIchaeJ _ A bus trip to the fit presftdi 

who recently took E%D*d§Iptaia Flower Show, mmi flee 

of the UJ* fpomered by the Atlantic McGonlgU, third vice 

ity Stroke ODD, will be 

In Cape M*y, was the held Saturday, March H. Bua 

will leave Pleasantville , 

a Cowt WSJ Guard commissioned officer in 1968 aa Shopping mw% Philadelphia Man at 9 aJn, at 4 and nan* f 

and hai eertid In aevtral Tickets art $18; 

i year of entrance to 

cutters In ttd transportation, Reser- 

retired 

and a past 


Tfaere wffl be a 

ftratkn i:30 

II. 

taeni have to to 


aura or 

By ANITA J SPtBOBL 

SratlBc^Ledfer Staff 

of City Council said the city should retain 

lndlcaUa the ownership of the Mater ei^ "W# 

the we could g«f for tt and what ptatoed. 'It's Dot an aiH ande/ 1 

PROMENAD 

Winnie Oldficld, elected for a second term as president of the U.S. Navy 

League, Atlantic City Council, chats with Judge Shelley Lashman. left, 

Capt, Micbaei Cain and John Rogge, right, during Installation meeting at 

Harry's Inn. 

«ter Kindergarten 

n !• not 

tot 

fL_^L AhiWhrntowaiffti 

ArU Oenfrer mitq tt Wda for tbe tripta c«nt«r are 

g-s nmke other 

lr — baa an fai continued *T don't wart to 

"Lady 

Comein-mak 

On a selection of re;. 

priced merchandise you 

a chance to ha ve 

10-20-30-40or509 

discounted from your pur 

ask cashier for details 

MANY 

LUCKY SALE SAVING 

it 


Center members, from T. Arena of Ocean Arena, a stsitef in 

left, PatUe Fraser, Kate Bullock and Susan Roch 

named Shore personnel department, 

go over poster announcing fashion show benefit Memorial Hospitals em- started work at" Shore In 

at Egos 6:30 p.m., March 19. Open to the public, ployee of 'the month for December of 1975 at a relief 

at the door. March. cashier. She trtnafered to the 

k personnel department in 

August 1976. 

here," she said, 

"Tbelr 

is people. In 

I have contact wltb 

a lot of people. I like Oat' 1 

The mother of a ft-yearold 

SOD. Arena enjoys horseback 

riding, swimming, flower 

She Is a graduate of Ocean 

aty High School where ahe 

was ranked third in 

n< 

• i • 

are 

homes for a seven- to ten-day 

period this summer f according 

to The American Hoet 

Foundation. 

rJoit U a 

non-govemmeni 

program 

American way of 

It is a 

hoapitalU 

by the Dei 

Host Famlliea are 

to 

to 

and to see the 

of interest Ho«t 

may be single 

persons aa well aj couples. 

Tht American Hoit 

Foundation arranges all 

transportation, but Host 

are asked to 

it upon arrival in the 

Marie Arena 

for DFT (cttpand 

p 

t 

mumpi, polio, mtathii 

(rubeola and rubella), TM. 

Call 390-1142 for 

AJLR.F. MARCH H 

Tbt American 

d Rated 

1052, wlQ rowt 1 p.m. 

laslcPieriA 

oo 

Bettyne Hull of C«pc May. 

pujrKHstwjio 

arlotte Milligan. ieft # and Cathy Ftanegan 

in fashions from Slnisgalli's to be modeled 

S ^ . 

9 lub I > C P I «" «» ***** iho 

i .Looking on is Sid Levine, store owner, 

on 

let, 

to the 

former 

p 

center,, hiitorlcal moaeom 

of more 

pair tbe 

old building, Councilman 

. , .. a positloD toward rettorttlon 

out of the around toUenelnff 

. which Is in a g^^ new 

nt 

A 56- mm 

man dted whm be nw a v«olde coining 

ni«ht ate being off tbe inw bridge to tbe left 

carwWtobe wat and a vehicle to tbe right at 

ate 

the location of A Anti 

With a light drlnle 

Âccording to police, te vfctim'i friend created to 

L, Needhtm of N. the donble yellow line and 

waa hit at 9:30 waited, then betid a th 

by a northbound 1979 about two to three feet b 

L*s*wicx t 18, of Grmnt Ibe victim wu proooonced 

dead on arrival after being 

a com- transported to 

on were crossing the 

to their car after eattag Tbe accident ta itiH 

at the reitauimnt, police aaid, 

vktlm'i friend told 

the two were about to annmona was 

#Jifesaver 

J 

i:rt 

Nicholas 

Injury 

operated by Imtor 

Township, He at- 

She wai taken by ambulance 

track 

Impaglitii6 ( a longtime 

Just 

was 

driving under the influence of 

flha or _ 

to 

naay 

thru Tuesday, M 

in every 

very singl 

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ge Clearance Section in 

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money than you have to! 

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fast and simple/plus you'll appreciate its 

flexibility. Use it as a regular account (30 

days Interest Free) or use it as a 

revolving account (with Months to Pay). 

• The monthly periodic rate for your 

Stainton's Credit Card is only 1% (12% 

annual percentage rate) way below most 

national cards! 

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— SECTION ONE THK SENT1SKM>EDOEK, OCEAN CITY, N 

, MARCH 12. IS87 

SENTINELLEDGER, OTKAN CITY. NJ 

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Edith 

BETOWN, Pi. - Edith B Spim, 7% tf Ocean City 

ted March 10 at the home of her daughter while visiting 

"' Born In Philadelphia, Mrs. SpioM wm§ t 

Qty resident and sorted many yMri as 

Surviving art her husband, Andrew; one daughter Robin 

Taylor of Norristown, and two grandefaiidreo. 

Memorial Service will begin g 2 p.m. Friday y in Trinity 

, Marmora Arrangements are by the 

9q)lndor Funeral Home, Norristown. 

Memorial contributions may be made to Montgomery 

Home Care. 126 W Germantown Ptke, Norrtatown, Pa 

19401. 

UNWOOD — Marsaret P. Jacfcsoo, 80. died March 8 in the 

linwood Convalescent Center 

An area resident thrtf yean, sh§ was bom in 

Philadelphia. 

lifted glitt evtn degri with 

ilsclronic digital 

i, minufB iimar ind 

ovtri tJmtr for 

bsth pvins, Autnmttlc mail 

lhsrmsmMtr and automatic 

rdtiuaria in upper 

y 

from kimhmn waif c*b*r>** 

rfm i eu ft c»vity Tsu§h *o op#n 

3©©f fateh, Tims Cooking wtm 

mmutt ammr Dcfrpal ( 

Pimm Lmte 6-Y«* f liniUMTvvir 

r*nty-Carry-ln S*rvi€i (Parti £ 

L»tw) Bm warranty for 

WASHER 

LAMMW ML? ST WM 

tor-Moun*adUn( Filar* 

and tws B" piug-in 

1 iurtaci units and 

one J*in*1 "Pessr Siw" Tilllesfe 

lurfaoe ynii per mii§ 

tfitetign gf 4", 6" sr S" 

araa to maigh pan 

jnfjniti hut eantrgli 

finfah 

art no immediate survivors, 

ice of memory and love will be hdd 11 am today 

at the Godfrey Funeral Home, 88 Central Av. 

will be private. - 

Memorial contributions may be nude to 

Lizzie Steelman Force, 92; 

active in community 

SOMERS POINT = Uaie Ray (SteelinuD Forei, W, d 

ftU communit>' died March 7 In Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Bom in English Creek, she moved to Linwood 66 yean Ago, 

For the past three months she resided hen with her 

daughter. 

Mm, Force wu a school teacher starting in 1913 In a oneroom 

school in Steelmanvilk and later in Bargaintown, Egg 

Harbor Township, She was also a substitute teacher In Egg 

Harbor Township, Sumtrs Point and linwood schools until 

her retirement in the 1970s, 

She was • member of the United Methodist Church of 

Somerg Point since its construction. Prior to that she was a 

Janitor, superintendent of Sunday school and adult ria« 

at the Bethel Methodist Church of this community, 

was a member of the United Methodist Women ami 

MkuMTkmt m T*o8', two 

ELECTRICAL 

RESIDENTIAL AND 

COMMERCIAL 

0 ASBURY AVENUE, 

OCEAN CITY 

1 

Medel JKP77QJ 

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1.4 eg ft micrswive upper 

even with Ouil Wave** mien 

wavs syilem md s©phi§ti= 

gated §en§gr Autsmstic 

Cooking Conifa) with Auto 

Cook, Aute Roast and Auto 

Defrost Ten pewer 

with Blaefrgnie 

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Energy savw drylRg option. 2-l«v#| 

wish action 3 way sound control. Full 

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It :CTIONONE THE SENT1NI 1ER, OCEAN CITY, X.J- THURSDAY, MARCH 12, ISSf 

I forms 

SK I^LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N J, PAGE II 

historic 

fsno&dt 

FOBf? te n «m for ratty tfag 

or u Jm 

aMUd to with 

COOPCU hs§ dtMUtta 

at tt» 

edj'i Ftfej m 

.'ouDcllvoinan 

icoaat p 

AtimHc 

tbmlt a written r*comthe 

city w«M 

tfoe hall. Bat aadtr hm *f i rtffl 

the monldpallty Both 

Inland 

HOP AT HOM 

torn 

IJphoSsterin 

RVIC 

Refinishing • Custom Frames 

Antique Restoration 

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Call Gary Bishop 628 2823 

Discount to tenter Citizens 

raoahad 

MEDfCAR 

iUPPLEMI 

•Major Medical Health 

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• Disability liKOme Protection 

• Interest Sensitive Life 

Insurance 

(609) 398-3096 

Mayor FW Fontan* *»M, 

"I do rot vaji to mm tte 

I lev a Bead to 

fcrit" 

to t#t a r*comcom* 

oat the 

ym 

ID Mm to tire* 

Point LlWy 

rantywtde She aid th* library, famed 

•array fa a converted 3*re Road 

Ran 

the eventojil con- 

Itylibn^y, 

happ««ln« 

ta perhaps 

plan wen In place, 

ng» can oft»et the debt 

•errlce for ctpIUl in> 

provement," tbe 

and the 

intnittrator Ota Mawby. 

tbe county ate dairoed, 

wonld p«y for afl operations 

d Ian utility and 

at at least |S,000. The 

property would fa& leaded 

tas the city it around |1,< 

per month. City library 

hall wat rammed by « 

iaa teit its once 

tas 

or 

to buy 

Mast erf 

y 

written report but to 

read it 

Read into the record by 

a 

on the ball prefMr«d by 

engineer John Moore of th* 

•od 

latDttd to Council Uat 

November. 

ID Moore's itttdj, be 

reported that while tbe 

(rff&OO.OOO would bi 

co«t for 

renovating the atrvctura 

which wouldn*t Indadt 

itlng Oe titerior. 

necessary to bring the 

up to BOM 

N t*id 

Ai cbftrtman of th* bufldlm 

Coalo In 

lit Input 

Pancoajtand Oonroy 

to pitting. 

f In the decistoo (rf the 

taking oat a 

•nâpar ad md inviting th* 

ottc to ?oiei th*ir optakm 

what •hoold he *ne. 

'Vm leaning towards 

h»il) and 

a inwDOtial part out 

do," 

Swain indicated he hadnt 

mad* up hit mind bat was 

a public entity afaorid 

retain Qie pltycrty. He, too, 

r»l»#d doobtt about the 

MIdtag 1 ! Ugntfkmc*, - 

'Tm not 109 pemak coovtneed 

«f It's historic vaine 

the way It Manda rtgbtnow," 

he sai4 Thoofib leary $f the 

the hall 

be a 

Fontana said there had 

bes osAtaci with a govMutoent 

entity, which b« 

declined to mention, two 

years ago that had eipc»iatd 

tatent In Using over and 

ontne 

He told Codndl not tobe 

"too hasty" on ttadecWon.H« 

stld 

w»j to do it" 

fdg began to read a 

from tbe Somere Point 

to buy the property from the 

city with the intent of 

iWnniuhjnfl the huUding. 

turrMrf-the^ntury building 

h orced the Somen Point 

to vacate Edwin R Ftseout (no 

U Umjxrartly Mid toectty thoDld **fac« tfc 

houtad tn an ftf€t acn>ai tht ffccis" and sol pal i^na mort 

tfxtat pemy"tath*WWln

PAGE I: :cnos THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITW X J. THURSDAY, MARCH \% 1*8. 

at 

The isddtfl controrer*y 

woold be 

Municipal UtllitiM _ .._ ___ ^_ i 

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PAGE 14 ICT10N ONE THE SKNT1NEL-I.EDGER. OCEAN CITY* THURSDAY, MARCH I2.1WI 

at the district mast 

*,«71 etch. 

• school enrollment 

hi tlit 

and will eventually pat 

ftmmm on the lyitwa u 

HvdtnU paw through, 

dittrtct Superintendent 

Rfcbtrd Stepur* noted 

"Wewtllhavetocontimwto 

build ichooU If we continue to 

STOW the wmy wt are. There's 

net really much we an do 

about ft," according to 

who amid ail new 

to September, wer* fall 

they opened, , 

Alio dUenMd was the 

possibility that Upper may 

school of tts own In the future. 

Enrollment U expected to 

climb by 300 student! In the 

next tiw§€ year*. 'That's a 

whole new schoo 

f nib^ Ed Town 

Committee 

must take action on ita master 

RLSH SEAFOOD) 

CLOSED 

ON MONDAYS 

DAN MARINO on Grand Piano 

Frt. & Sat, 

Thursday rnghts the Chefs at Obadiah's 

will rt-ereate one of the recipes from 

Hie Sentinel-Ledger's Cooking Contest 

Room Available for Private Parties, 


Featuring 

Every Wednesday Is 

ITALIAN NIGHT 

COMPLIMENTARY MIDNIGHT BUFFET 

FWOAY A SATURDAY ONLY 

let* Kegs, Beer, Wines A Liquor 

A finnin, as if rilafts to wine, is 

derived from the skim, stf mi and seeds 

remaining in the mutt after the luice is 

from the grape. White Wines* 

they art usually fermented 

without skins, do not get a chance to 

pick up tannin and as a result are 

generally lets astringent. Red wines, on 

the ether hand, git lots @f tannin from 

the grape skins as Will as the wooden 

barrel in which fhty are aged White 

wints do hevt natural tannins, although 

the amQunt Is very small unless the 

wine picks up wood tannins while aging. 

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Monty Isn't everything - but if ture comet in handy when 

you lost your credit cards* 

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1, What Is vin ffieusseuxf 

2 What er% Csfeaux €hf mpenols? 

3, Name two out Of three differences between a 

white wine gtais and a red wine glass, 

A, What do cheese; bread and wine ail have in com 

mon? 

1. franch aparkllng wlna notmada In Champagna. 

2, Still minat mad* In ih§ Champagna raglon. 

y Tllo mhlta wiM 0/cii /»•• m a) amaliat capacity, &f 

tong tftm to *ro/d warming th§ win* with hand haat, (c) 

motftraff onrro ef f At Inward rtm* 

4.All*rafarmantad f 

Th« mosf vilusbl* thing you can learn from experience is 

heffortiyonit, 


Hurrltfl Broiled Chicken 

To make six servings* you-II need: 3 f© 4 pounds broiling 

chicken, ( /J cup ley Muce# 44 cup sugar, % teaspoon pep 

ptr>.t4 faatpoon onion powder, Vi cup Dry Sherry or 

Ssuttrnt, 

Spilt brolleri In halves. Combine all other Ingredients In 

'Mlfow baking dish largt •oovgh to accommodate chlcktfi, 

Brlog to boll. Add chicken, mar and simmer IS minutes. 

Turn chicken plKoft ever and llmmer 10 minutes more, 

tntter chlekan to brol!«r pan and broil about i 

,|yrnlng one*, Ktef sftU€# hoi to serve over 

under Uw, was 

plan 

and adopted toISM 

Etch new home Mop tn 

1.5 children which 

must eventually pay to 

educate. Armand said, adding 

the public should "urge 

pteas* pass the master plan 

and iff if wfj can slow some of 

thia (growth) down." 

Eugene Chojnackl, the 

Board finance committee 

chairman, amid if the average 

horn* generated $1,000 In 

school taiea, it wouW take 

five houses to pay for one 

student's attendance at Ocean 

aty High SchooL 

Although the Boani might 

Hke some nêo in township 

don't have it. "The only thing 

that they tell us to do la 

educate the Wds as they come 

In, 11 One resident ssM why in 

other coGttnisilttes mcti u 

Woodbine, which sends its 

students to MHMlle Ugh 

School, tuition charges « re 

Ly less. ForlMMW, 

Woodbine will pay MllMlle 

15,343 per pupil. 

Board member Joanne 

o indicated that the 

n City High 

1 reputation 

he said, and 

City High School 

stem to hare a 

greater chance of being accepted 

to colleges than 

sums 

no 

Mon on the Ocean City 

Board of Education. Upper 

IV1IK 

moving to try to put a nonvoting 

representative on the 

Ocean City Board. 

Meanwhile, Mower said hi 

will also be taddng down a 

rumor that there an several 

r students who would 

attend Holy Spirit High School 

In Absecon If transportation 

wire available 

Between the tuition and 

transportation coats of 

ding students to Ocean Qty t If 

two students were toin 

attending Holy 

cost of a bus would 

probably be worthwhile to the 

if it could direct 

aid to r 

member Richard representative of the New 

aid Upper win beJeiMj School An* ^ 

Association for a 

Dout an 

igilnfu 

But if 

And thf budget, despite thf 

increcse, may encounter a 

possible financial shortfall 

because it was prepared 

assuming il fuU 

the state- 

District Sa 

Stepura said ( 

Ke&n's proposed stele budget 

would cut pffJ,000 from $3.18 

million Upper would get 

under full state funding. 

Stepura urged the public to 

make an appeal toretain the 

"I ask everybody here 

tonight to join with the Board 

in asking (your state 

legislators) to please restore 

full state aid," Stepura said, 

"It will help our district and it 

will help you at the local 

level/' 

The Board has agreed to 

job in a campaign with state 

organizations, 

•aid, to put full 

back in the state 

budget The approach worked 

once More, he said, 

last Thursday he told 7% 

SmMmUL§dmr he went to 

CouatV'l 

ience Ocean Qtfs finest Br 

wUl pripî you a fwt (It for a Ung, They i 

hot entrees, including eggs toorder.tiot caki 

newburg, quiche, roast beef an 

tiro. Let our 

?rson 

a.m. to 

•lite 

tet as approved and then 

at our options." 

district would §crap« up 

t»7 t 000 if K U loal 

The ftchod dlrtrict was bit 

by a $760,000 cutback in 

aid fromthe 

members pointed ooL 

in 

ch 

m 

En 

OB At N«Mk if OffMrtft Strut, (k«n City, M.J. 01224 (Mf) 3M-1000 

We're Th 

lit i Asbury 

flitnan 

and frmn- 

Atlantk 

CTM»ettatbicwtof nnntof 

atmualalloc«tiofitotbttcbool 

That IM 

oontribotiDiithi 

amount the 

dftftnded the townthip ^ mOrt, 

taa to ctpe with th* said. And 

di prognm, by atatt 

»arrie«j thty haw 

DO 

•rt 

90lni and way th» dlatrtct 

y 

to 

quality education 

At least two id 

^Society WM a lot 

DUcipllne wat 

The Sentinel Thursday, March 12 f 1987 

Those who maintain that a fee of $5 per launch 

at the municipal boat ramps is too high are 

justified in their belief City Council should 

drastically reduce the proposed charge What is 

more, elected officials, especially the mayor, 

should more carefully consider the 

ramifications of user fees vs general taxation. 

Why the proposed boat ramp fee is exorbitant 

is explained well by the letter writers on this 

page; a user fee should not be intended to 

" money for the city beyond actual costs 

Politicians love to point out that monies from 

user fees go into the genera! fund; that they are 

not earmarked to pay for only the specific service 

provided: Beach fees are not merely to pay 

for the costs of lifeguards, for example. We 

don't need to change state law to allow for the 

earmarking of user fee revenue. What we need is 

elected officials who give a concerted effort to 

provide optimum services at minimum expense 

The feeling among City Council members w 

the initial budget of the Gillian administration 

seemed to be one of surprise, almost elation, that 

appropriations, and the resulting tax levy, 

weren*t as high or didn't require as much an increase 

as they had supposed. Any increase in 

taxes should be cause for scrutiny. And the 

i 

should be to reduce spending, not 

to seek another source of revenue. 

Ocean City is one of the wealthiest towns in 

New Jersey, That doesn't mean every taxpayer, 

every citizen here is rich. It certainly doesn't 

mean we're willing to pay more every year as 

though it's expected and accepted. 

Is with a chuckle and a touch 

d anger Oat I write this 

article concemini 

a fee for use of the 

ramps at Tennessee 

Avenue and 34th Street 

Pint of all, do they really 

a |S fee for each use of 

ramp li a fair fee? That 

would come to asnewhere in 

the neighborhood ol 1200 for 

the summer If you only put 

mayor 

your boat In on the weekends. 

because toy will find the 

current at the 34th Street 

location so strong that it will 

not be worth the risk tn 

{e to the boat to put in at 

Naturally that will put the 

ten c 

own 

the shelter of the channel* for 

run over or cut tn 

Editor, SenUnel-Udger; I Gillian is as nt as 1 

agree with 

^ ha is, and pip heed to 

a March 5 

his constituents views, as 

recommendations 

to Mayor 

Gillian 1 ! suggestieni were 

out and exviews 

of the many 

of Ocean 

aty. 

I only hope that Mayor 

I am a 

working full-time resident 

in the Gardens areaof 

CarolA.Hetrich 


Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: d that lovely monstrosity 

Hooray for Mr, Hay! I've(house at 35th k West) Just 

been so aggravated every perfect In the midst of your 

time I read The Sentinel- latter? We who live here, soon 

Ledger: Higher taxes, higher will not recognke the town 

|i f boat gyp 

ir parking meter I am complaining Mr. 

a peat place to live! GUlUn, Wertn't you In 

1 am not retired. 1 ambecause so many of uswere 

raising a family, Fixed income 

or not, who wants all 

tired of rampant 

CAPITAL COMMENTS 

oven 

two by the amMes who 

through tile Mth Street area 

If it was their way of 

thumbing noati at the already 

challenged 55-mph land 

limits. 

Mr. Videtto state that tbe 

who pat their boati in at 

I guen that means 

that none of the taxpayers of 

Oean City will want to use 

these ramps because they all 

own a personal slip or pay 

around $800 yearly to berth a 

boat in a marina. 

By the way, am I mistaken 

or was the Mth 

built by the 

is really high, to say the least 

of how much was paid by the 

dty for this endeavor, 

If the $5 fee Is approved, I 

guesa tbe city is prepared to 

es in the neigh* 

of $22 per hour 

what would be 

r shouldn't pay fortaken In If 25 boats launched 

to construct on that site? As 

fir as I know, the city of 

Ocean dty didn't have to pay 

for this ramp at alL 

If I am wrong, I would 

seeing 

A must: 

Hay on his open letter to tte 

mayor (March 5), 

I am also a senior dtlien on 

a fixed income and have lived 

In Ocean City 32 years. Since 

interest rates have been 

reduced considerably, which 

lowers my income, while 

school budgets, beach few 

and city taxes are Increased 

— it is becoming more dif- 

how than ever, I could 

this dty literally get sick when I see 

need? How 

ficult to maintain a home in 

can what monstrous boieii are 

bit 

Ocean City. 

thrown up all over this 

Soon tbe boardwalk owners What do you propose to do 

There must be a way to 

and the Realtors will be theabout it, Mr. Gillian? Who 

curtail spending and reduce 

only ones who can afford this It? 

increasing them. 

D.AatiU 

. Hay, wasn't that photo 

at one site and a 404wur'w#elt 

was in effect. I tart would like 

a summer Job that 

#75.00 weekly. 

I guess we people In Upper 

we only pay a fee of $10 or lew 

to use the 

But will tb 

Jentinel-Ledger: it 

would be easy to accept the 

increase In beach tag fees If 

we were able to relate these 

to increases of action 

along the lines of cleaner 

beeches and beach entrances. 

like most increases in all 

forms of taxes, we see less 

and more comincy, 

suggest our local 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

have just witnessed a miniteat 

of the planned parking for 

the downtown area; actually 

nmp for a whole season and 

with supervision to toot, 

Ohhh, but what the heck. 

Why bother to put t boat in at 

the 34th Street location 

Already there Is a 

drop in tte crab 

pp because of the 

ninoff from the 

oil and gas from 

and condo ramps will 

care of the rest of the 

marine Ufa in ttearea, 

Gee, the last time I was 

upset and wrote a letter to tte 

piper was when beach fees 

government look more closely 

revenue source laws regarding 

the beaches and use this 

money to augment cost 

For example; cars on 

beaches without permits, 

illegal parking on beach 

streets, cars at all hours of the 

night cruising and screeching, 

illegal drinking on beaches 

easy to do. 

We are about to h major 

surgery done to th 

town and it hasn't been 

were put In effect At 

toe I stated I might as well 

stay at home and swim in the 

toilet for free because the 

water in eac 

If you don't believe that, 

look at the 

vest areas oh a 

romp 

areas before the outfall pipe. 

Have an enjoyable 

cleaner 

ing day and night Mrs, 

fireworks on beaches, In- 

— most obviously, definitely 

and obviously overlooked — 

dogs on beaches adding toour 

dirt 

If it becomes necessary to 

increase beach tag fees after 

than so be it, 

TomPesci 

Ocean Qty 

It is obvious it won't be 

smooth or 

made 

tt was just a test to see If four discussed enough, 

Why U this 

can could squeeze past each I have several objections. 

even 

being considered? 

other without touching. We have a great flow of Why should we turn the 

traffic downtown rightnow; heart of our town Into a 5-mph 

Well, we found out It wasway access and eaay etit; a 

, but it sure won't be aneoth f safe flow* 

More Utters on next page 

y M controversy could have been averted 

By JAMES R, HURLEY fee of 110,000 for the child she 

Senate Mloortty Leader conceived. After the birth, she 

(R-CapQ, Cumberland) waa to turn the child over to 

the Stemi. However, Mrs, 

A Kknonth-old child named Whltehead refused to 

Jaby M is In the middle of a mllnqulsh the child and, lnowfft 

battle and a media blitz stead, ran off witt) the infant 

* ' will probably taunt her to Florida where she was 

_ . arrestwL How a 

i all of court battle rages on to 

have b*tn dfUnninc who will have 

tboLegialaturtbad custody of Baby M. 

parenthood 

is being spent on 

trial, a Mai that 

be taking plac« if 

that 

legislation In 

Under hit bill aurrogat* 

parenthood contracts would 

be considered in accord with 

the public policy of tbt state. 

under adoption laws* 

The bill further provides for 

the acknowledgement of 

paternity by the husband of 

the infertile wife, the 

An infertila couple and a relinqulshment of 

mother who have 

a contract would N 

to file a petition for 

the 

the 

Infertile 

the court 

Ion 

appoint an agency to of the child. The 

evaluate and iti mother could only 

a home study of frabe paid for her services, not 

tof ertlla couplt ilmllar to melot "wiling" a child 

conductad en 

iv« 

In the event of a cuitotly 

(Maputo, the provisions of tht 

surrogate parenthood con* 

All dstalls of Uw surrogsU 

strangement art sp6dflcalty 

outlintd t; under flw. 

DiFrancesco's bill. We would 

not have the Baby M trial now 

If the Legislature had acted on 

this legislation four yean ago. 

hill remains languishing in 

M trial has caused tremendous 

pain for everyone involved. 

However, the one who 

will and up suffering the most 

Sb , Her life has 

start It could 

remain that way 

htrllf# f no 

custody of her 

W#, ^g 

make sure that no yo 

City Council should oppose 

tt; tte police chief should 

forbid it; and the public 

should rise up against it. 

JoeHigbee 

ramp 

oucin 

* note — thU to a to la her*. If tba 

Jon**: A letter a* 

p regarding the 

proposed boat ramp fee, 

Hut, $ per launch is an 

exorbitant amount to pay for 

the privilege of putting a 

In the bay. 

ana 

without any attendant 

suddenly need one now 

al such a high coat? 

Qw It be the facility offends 

the tenants at Ocean Reef, 

ydldt 

And second, the hour*! For 

fishermen? am Is often too 

kite to start out, ami 8 pan. is 

for fishermen or for those 

who want to go for a pleasant 

evening or sunaet boat ride, 

myaon-ln-law 

To 

e Merridlth 

We got trouble, my 

friends; right here in Ocean 

Qty; with a capital T mat 

(ale, stout, 

, or 

you want to insert) 

day, to sometimes 

home early and pots In again, $ 

later to tte day* Fianinf la 

what h* come* for- 

At 

*:.=< 

. hi* 

"or 

battp pa, 

i small rep 

BhedoaB'tcgmto 

QLy at all, tbe local economy 

to out at Itatt two family 

outings to a restaurant, tbe 

extragrocertestobuyfor my © 

ir < 

stay and for 

who come to visit the outofe ' 

boardwalk and the 

A fee of W c«t» or $1 

a 

with tbe moat? going to 

the launch ramp and 

lot in good repair, would bi y\ 

to com< 

else 

Well, here we go again I 

First the blue Laws and now 

hint of a suggestion about 

and wine usage without 

lorrors of evil rum or 

hard liquor. From what I 

read, I gather that we should 

aU be najvt and allow confusion 

to reign In tte halls of 

A special consultant 

trained in the legal pros and 

cons pertaining to 

consumption in re 

which have laws 

th 

Honed, will be 

An OC entrepreneur, 

meanwhile, will contact an 

offshore entrepreneur (who 

Just happens to sell beer and 

wine) and between them and 

Editor, 

g 

Hie drug which we 

now are not too y 

checWng, om be traced to 

parent-adult drinking. And 

youths, too,drink too much, 

Liquor (alcohol) is said by 

the ciperU to te tte most 

g f g. Today 

not too many events can be 

held without the happy hour 

(the drinking hour) so often 

being abused. 

Our youngsters, who often 

learn to drink in tin home 

witt their peers, drink too 

much and get drunk when 

they're 12 «ometlmei 10 year* 

old. 

he gave tip 

iben he 


SENTWELaiDSEfl 

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Eltablllfrtd IHI 

PHONE 3995411 

FRED C. BENSON. ,.................PllUlllMr 

JOHN lf._ANORUS II......................... 

BYnON T MKHCEn .,.,.,...,. AdvtrtUing Manager 

Readers are encouraged to express their opinions on 

thlipage* 

The deadline for letter! Is noon Monday. 

Letters ahould be double spaced and with sufficient 

margins on one side of the paper to facilitate editing for. 

style and coflri*ene*s. 

Letters must Include the writer's name, address and 

phone number for verification. They must b# legible, 

Writers may request anonymity, but signed letters 

ave greater Impact, 

Publication Is at theedltor'i discretion,' 

Mr Segal 

for a loophole In 

state or constitutional inaft, 

to 

The entrepreneurs (if fully 

committed) will launch a 

in 

and the blue law effort 

to it that a ref ; 

language that no on* can' 1 

possibly underhand, it will; ' 

on the ballot and. If " 

• Law la any iiK lJ 

dcatlon h 

Uchalml or whatever, 

Ths 

8 note — Art 

claim* to b§ 

entinel 

who uses that non 

is the root 

m 

WcM, WbM Worldl In if 

available, with 

and liquor store* ever 

i 

> 

*¥=, 

venient in the cities of our. * 

nation. In a adnse, drug ufe 

starts tore. •*> 

the 

often the Mafia—* 

acquire much wealth, I 

listened recently to a deputy 

recommend wt* 

all drug* — 

Ukeâawt. _..,.,. 

the moat dangerous of drufiH 

-aXcotal "" • • ^* 

pushers out of 

With ale 

creaalmdv a 

their "have a 

not? What's 

dtffereoc* betwitn 

and the other fodWdtt 

If alcohd Is ao 

not all 

to a 

CoUforria, ih$ 

ll 7 election 

^•rothylLAnnaad-R.D 

H. GHffto Jr, ~J5 

Lane ? Ocean View. 

—22 Red 

* Mewefl ^ 10 E. 

if A?. f Oaean View, 

Tromcr — 14 

Une. Ocean View, 

in developing Community 

Education, Upper Township 

(CEUT), I am currently 

president of the Cape May 

School Board 

and am active on 

the state level. 

2. Without a doubt, I owe my 

allegiance to the children. 

are the reason the 

am a Board member. 

ILa. Besides my ^ 

and aentarts on the coun^ 

and state level, I have proven 

that 1 am willing to put in the 

it requires to serve tte 

Being on the Board of 

Ires more 

a month. 

b. My goals are to ate 

Upper Township continue to dlsfiets would become 

provide tte quality education 

and attract the out diacourage Improvement, 

staff that we have In the Local pride la 

factor bi 

always room for lm- 

4, a. Obviously, with u> 

1. My qualiflcatioM art 

and foremost' 

the district for ourytars o( experience on 

perceptually impaired Upper Township Board of 

Aidants at both convenience Education. During that time I 

to the students and about a 

•40,000 savings to the tax-every planning aspect and 

payers. I 

for this 

to 

b. The single most important 

Issue is going tobe 

growth and funding. We most 

to yaatntftln the 

5. The state of 

appears to be 

Obviously the need* of 

U Upper Township and 

differ. I find It hard 

that a governing 

sit in Trenton and 

the different needs 

innovation that 

to 

For tte past two years I 

been president of th* 

from St 

and an MJ 

Glassboro State College. I am 

teacher in the 

state of New Jersey. I 

Upper To 

The flvt candidatea 

Board* £ 

Ttanaa Griffin, 

by the PTA 

for the Upper Township 

Wayne Newell, 

and Anne Tromer — 

f which was prepared 

1. Please stele four qualifications and a 

mr background. 

1 Ai an Upper Township School Board member, to 

3. a. What weald you say is the moat important quality 

you would bring to the School Board? 

b. List your goals as a Board member. 

4, a. While serving on tteBoard ol Education, what will 

be your priorttiea? 

moat Important Isaue you feel the 

5, The establishment and governance of state-appoinCed 

a controversial issue. What U 

ftnanrlal burden of modem 

to 

education at the moat 

pareafr and students to make 

Township the best 

system in southern 

tt a cost tbe taxpayers can 

afford. The answers will not 

be easy, and they will not 

always be popular with every continue the liaiaon 

segment of our population. 

Ocean 

As I have done for the past 

ttnual upgrading and lm-nine years, I will continue to 

2. My allegiance, as it hat 

e, provement of teaching 

been for tbe past nine rears, the ability to listen and learn materials and resources. A 

would be first to the past, from past nrtfft* 1 *** and ac- frifejjng program that will 

present and future students of compUshmenU, and tbe adequately house students 

payers as humanly powlble. member upon l 

A desire to continue sear- d office serve* 

for long term the state, 

excellence, so allegiance mmt 

have the same sr batter opportunities 

to compete in our 

changing world, gj our 

DOW 

4, a. My hto^t and sate 

priori^ wmbi the same as it 

hw beao for the last Bint 

ratrt continue to mate the 

best school system in 

southern New Jersey even 

-. Our children are far 

away our greatest 

and we wffl eventually 

be Judged on what we 

give and leave for future 

Education, our township 

government, parent and 

Upper Township, and fulfilling desire tocontinue to and teachers in an at-teachewort witt my Mow Board mospbere of educational interested parties to develop 

associations and all 

secondly to the malority of 

tbe admiiilstratloti, ojuaUty #nJ at tte ffwrnf tine 

who have 

faculty, supportive staff, be as affordable to 

LETTERS cont'd 

• Parkway resurfacing delay is disgustin 

itor'snote— TH& i$ a 

of a Itter from the 

qf p 

County Chamber 0/ 

to G 

N,J, Highway Authority, 

George: 

tbe Board of Directors of 

Cape May County 

ber of Commerce on 

to postpone 

ttpe Miiy 

sertion of tte Park- 

We have for the past fiveor 

six yean communicated to 

your offices our concern and 

the many complaints we 

received regarding tte poor 

ef the road surface 

in our county, We were 

told "we'll get to It 

nert 

never came, 

year 

advised us that 

We use the Parkway 

every day and none of us 

ever seen a flooded 

spent in central and 

rd of Education 

the earn 


Therefore 

be to the 

But most important are tte 

to 

to 

Adults get to vote on 

statements mar 

malti aomt tan»«n 

d the taxpayer, ball 

Mods s a 'iHslMBr and I 

reject auch suggtstloaf 

Is iMtfBgfl thai 

bi li to isata a 

•tapta-Sa 

or ttn li 

at tte 

and national level have 

a wealth of tnprograma 

and it If your mrtwad Ii too 

b 

to ow school 

yoa cut coats. 

issue tbe Board will tact over 

to e

to ,.* 

SECTION TWO 

NOTICE 

AD Fate Saudi 

Enter change* for 

lifting! mast be 

by April L 

7ft St and Haven Av 

Ocean CUy 

R§?, B^ckworth J. Yoorhtes, 

11 

a.m. 

7:90 p.m. - Evening serv; 

of God 

ASSEMBLY 

10 »m 

7 p.m. 

mod 

la, 

lp service 

serviet 

Cbrtin City 

9:45 a.m. 

11 SÊL - 

SHILOH 

7th St and Simpson Av, 

7:15 p.m. * Family sendee Rev, Lifaytttf 

LN crrv 

BAPTIST 

10th St and Wesley Av 


Rev, 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 a.rrv 

school 

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

BAPTIST 

9th and New York Av. 

Dan Corbitt, pastor 

OUR L4PY OF SORROWS 

9:15 a.m. - Sunday school Wabash and Poplar A vs. 

11 a.m. - Morning worship 

OF GOD 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

7:30 a.m.* Midweek prayer COUNSEL 

mrviom. 

40th St and Asbiny Av 

— Ocean City 

Robert Bastie, pastor 

CAPE MAY Msgh Tfcomas ft 

9;30 a^n. - Sunday school* BApraT 

10:45 a.m. - Morning flW S 

10: 

icrvtoe worship Mtrmora 

7:11 p.m. - Evening service TOe Rev, 

Bowera Dally -1 and 10 a.m., and 4 

AV 

Jr. minister 

7 p.m. * Bible FeUowahlp, SEAVIEW BAPTOT 

(today - 8 a.m. 4 and 7 

114 Dot? Dr. ^ g hQri Rdi 

a.m. - Sunday school Sunday-8,9,10.15andll:i 


Rev, Lee B Spitier, pastor 11 a.m. - Morning worship a*m» 

or GOD 

— 7 p.m. « Evening serviee —^_^=^ 

1115 New Rd. 

JAY -- ST. 

tin wood 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday School TABERNACLE BAPTIST 13th St. and Wesley Av, 

Rev, Jim 

11 a.m. - Morning worship 8th St and West Av. Ocean aty 

? p s «L - Evening itrvice Rev, Michael Walters, 

10 

11 

7 p-m. 

ABUNDANTLY 

CH1USTIAN WO] 

UNON CHAPEL BY TH 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue 

SUNDAY 

7 p.m. - Prayer and bible IS am, - Sunday school 

udy. 

11 a.m. * Morning service 

CORBIN cmr 

Main Street 7: Prayer servict 

UNDAY, MARCH 15th, 1987 | 

Dr, Charles Yrigoyen 

Springfield, Pennsylvania 

I SERVIEE 10:15 A.M.: CHURCH SERVCE 10:30 A.M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL MIS, 9:15 A.M. 

MLf STUDY 7:30 P.M, WEDNESDAY 

Mrs During 1 

1733 a Shore Rd. 

I Pakrmo 

9:30 a.m. 

10:45 a.m.- 

S p,m, - Evi 

Sunday Monday Tuwsdgy Wedn&sday Thursday Friday Saturday 

1 Samu&f 1 Kings S Chronicles 2 Chronicles Psalm Psalm Psalm 

17:41*54 8:5441 2:1-1$ 9:1-12 22:14-31 6B;24*45 105:2845 

1001 

'3 Travel Canter 

Pro/esslonai Travtl Consultants 

612-tlh Ifrett, Octin City 39«-7450 

lome 

lavihgs & Loan Association 

Eugene W. Paihley 

. KiMtr-Willi*Rn 

415 Eighth St 

7 ami 8 a.m. 

turday * 8 a.nx, 4 and 7 

and 9 am CHRIST EPISCOPAL GRACE 

I am and 7 pjn, 137 Shor* Rd. 

"- 4 and 6:30 pjn. Somers Point Hotel Luray 

MtSQandll t*nL R§v, Roger J, Hamilton, Q2 Weatay Av, 

âiuraay - g:30 p.nL misery. 

prayer Sunday - 8* S:3S and 11 a.m., ^_ 

S:W P- m * WEDNESDAY 

R.C" 

h And Landis A v. 

I late City 

gr. Paul M. O'Connor, EvaW€i 

THURSDAY, MARCH 12,1987 t 

rector Ocean City 9:30 a.m. and 11 

10 a.m. * Choral 

with sermon, story hour and 

SJNDAY 

9:45 a.m. 

11 a.m. * 

10 im - Holy Eucharist in md Blbf e 

ttie Chanel, 

Daily 1 a.m. and 4.30 p.m lWi SL and Av, 

Saturday - a a m_, S and 7 Ocean City 

p.m. 

RL Rev, John Rifenbur>. 

'. JOSEPH'S 

lore Rd. and Harbor 1^* 

CHURCH OF a 

a, 9:15 and 11 a,m, SCffi 

8th S and Agbury Av, 

after 8 a.m. 

y, 2:30 to 3:30 

* and after 1 p,m. Mass. 

11 a.m. * 

ST FRANCES 

CABRINI R.C. ~ ~ 

tod 3t and Atlantic Av, WEDNESDAY 

serviee Gesan Ci^ 

Sp.m,» 

Msgr. Joseph E. Conlon, 

HOLY TRTMTY 

a.m. 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. 3&th St. and Bay Av. 

Sunday * 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. Geew City 

CONFESSIONS R^* Miehaai W, 

Saturday from 11 a.m. to 

noon, before mass in the 

and after daily mass. 

p.m. » Holy Eucharist 

CHURCH OF 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

& 

Rnt Fidelity Bank 


3994411 

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iniuranca Agincy, Inc, 

Banquet & Part/ Facilities 

llMffMMariMft 3904380 719 E. 11th St. 3901000 

R#ol Estate inc, 

Stalnton'i Dept. Store 

»10A«»wyA*r 399*0511 

"The Number 1 Food Giant of South Jersey 

Som«tiPt*nt* Wiflnwlt* Abttcifl 

R J. Darby, Agency Inc. 

"iMuranct Exclotlvely Sine* 1905" 

Tfflt intuf«i)€t€#. 

10tHlt*W«fArt, 399-7077 

rat 

SUNDAY 

8 a,m, = 

10 a.m. = Choral Eucharist 

8 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

10TH 4 WESLEY . 3912211 

REV. DONALD E. HUHLBERT t Senior Pa$tor 

REV. DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

REV. KBTH A. WAIXEB, Pajtor of 

Dive Scnicney, Choir Director 

PhiUp Senseney, Organist 


10:48 A.M, - 7:15 P.M. Pastor Donald I, Huriberi 

8:30 P^M. "SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE" 

WEDNESDAY 7:15 P.M. PRAYER SERVICE 

THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. COLLEGE AND CAREER 

FRIDAY, YOUTH GROUPS 7:00 -10:00 P.M. 

Transportation fe and from Sunday School 

and Church,..Dlal-A-Rlde 399 2261 

METHODIST CHURCH 

Otti ind Ctrtril Avinui 0§aan Ctty f H J. 

SUNDAY, MARCH 15,198 

8:15 A.M. 

9:00 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:30 A.M, MOflWHGWORSWP 1 

Nursery Provided 

, fl frrtl 

•THE WILL TO MWEH" 

David M, Flnch f Preaching 

(TN l0:M Hfvle* broadc»»ton Wl iO-AM 1520) 

D«vld M. Finch, P*«tor 

trltrt C. Uobtrt 

William n. Mc€lfliiN# 

&ti Kim L«nm, -Sunday ichool 

10:10a.m.-Morning service 

with guest speaktr. 

LJNWOOD 

Shore Rd, 

ion 

Sunday 

woi 

Av., west of 

service 

Home fellowship groups, JD 

(just 

Florist) 

p E. Griffith, 

RJNDAY 

11 a.m. 

A. 

COMMUmTY 

UNITED 

ath St. and Central 

David M. Finch, pastor 

i a.m. 

10:30 a.m. 

9:45 am 

11 a.m. - 

MACEDONIA UNITED 

METHODIST 

10th St, and Simpson Av. 


M. Finch, 

OF 

Blvd and Put 

ichard W. Nichols, pastor 

i:30 a.m. - Church 9:45 a.m. - Church school 

9:30 and 11 a,m - Worship 8^ and 11 a.m. - Morning* 

ST. JOHN'S Ll 

Central Av, at IQtti St 

Albert 

j- Dr, Charles 

UNITED 

^ttrsburg 

Dr, John F. Garrahan, pastor 

9:30 a,m 

11 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn, * Chureh sôol nmniry avallabli, 

11 a.m. - Morning worship _ _ "7 Rev, Mark H Earl 

>PEL 

CHAPEL 

ftnr y 

T xnHhnrri gjjd Wistar Av, 

lx^M 

STODAY 

10 a.m. - The service 

11 a.m. - 

9:30 a,m,. Worship FHACW T IITHFRAM 

11 a^-Family Bible hour c g. LU AN A 

Soniiri Point 

l|urrl| 

The PresbyTerian Church, U.S.A. 

7fh and Wesley Avenue 

Rev, Wm, Radeliffe Alien, Th,M s , Pastor 

j. Kenneth Reese Dfreefor of Music 

Jean C, Ridgway 

Organist 


MORNING WORSHIP 11:0Ofl.M, 


SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. 


Graded Classes * Nursery Adults 

TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. 




A Cordial Welcome Awaits You 

Firth Tit Wort of 4Jf« M ftilippiaM fill 

11 

week Lenten Service: 

T. 

we 

9 a.m. - Worship service 


UNITED 

Rev. Daniel Hulitt, 

Central Avenue at Te.ith Street 


and 7:30 KM. 

:30 P.M.) 

The public Is Invited 

Worship at 11 A.M. 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. - 

9:30 and li a.m. - 

Presbyterian 

CITY OR' 

PRESBYTERIAN 

32nd St. and Central Av. 

Rev, Paul 

20 a.m. - B 

11 a.m. - Morning 

1 p.m, * Eve 

15 a.m. - 

.m. - 

NTRAL UNITED 

BT 

ac 

\-'A 

• *•; 

and Central Av t :. # :; 

, Harvey E. Van 

ton to 

m 

* 

ly it $t 

i l i Lutheran Church 

where sew Community 

aute 

of optrttlon 

establlihed. 

dlnator, reported that 

in order to meet state and 

new 

wire 

The Com- FTnrt 

me-half hour earlier at III 

'lose one haJ 

at 3; 50 p.m. Martina 

Since the Cupboard was 

to meet 

ntadi oahr s 

y§# Beyond the one-time 

will have to be on 

from a 

United Way of Cape May 

Qmnty is Itersday, March19 

in the Old Courthouse 

pe May Court 

_ Ocean 

only" employee drive — will 

be reported, and the 

nominating committee will 

present a slate of officers and 

board of director recom- 

All canMbutors to United 

Way automatically become 

are being urged to attend. 

United Way U in need of 

volunteers not only In the 

administration of the allcommunity 

relations ag well, 

to Virginia Budd, 

vice president of 

fee unit, 

Thii year, Big Brothers/ 

CAREER TRAINING 

Holy Redeemer Visiting 

Nursf and Home Healtt 

A|incy in Swainton will be 

ffg a hUtion toe, state 

d eoursi for cireef 

a., a Homemakir/ 

Heilth Aide, 

1 Uiroygh April IS, 

ri yi 

needed. Enrollment is 

0:30 a.m. - Sunday iohoei 

11 am, - Morning worship 

7:30 p i m i -Eve 

7th St. and Wesley Av. 

Minister: Rev, William 

Radeliffe Allen, ThM, 

ith 

UDAY 

ADVENnST 

Wlmberg 

Man Is distinguished from 

the animals by his ability to 

tftnk, fa plan, to reason. 

,We art but fht living emtK>dlrnent 

of our thoughts 

pnd the thoughts we think 

^tfltl shape our lives for bet- 

Ijir or for worse. 

Through the ages, wise 

fVien and women have 

given us the benefit of their 

rofound observatfons. In 

Is column, each week, we 

||an f@ bring you a thought 

Of iome philosopher which 

ffa hope will bring you In- 

#H rat Ion, encouragsment, 

Ômfort or solace. We wilt 

attempt to suggest ways In 

Which each thought may be, 

fietpful to you, 

foch week we will ili@ 

you With various 

of our wrvice to 

this community. We hope 

will regard us *> a 

f always ready to 

rve you when you come 

us for help, 

i ;j Funeral Home 

j) FT amifiiiimittmu 

01 Af bury Avenue 

399-2654 

of county veUirt 

êncy. 

Th§ cotnmitte« 

Hslj wttk wrrtc*« |b 

elude M»iln« Matb«w«0Q 

i 

vie* 

tfii next Council maetlng. 

The foDawtng adwdule of 

wai 

31, Si 

and 

Mathewson thtnfced all who 

donated to the Cupboard 

and reminded all 

e Rev, Whlteroan will give 

a report on the mission's 

gy 

fcM, Pa. will be the 

the Mffhedis* HospUal in 

tad 

•erved chorche* In The Rev, Kenneth Langley 

wr- Hdladelpfala and suborben aerveo as Interim pastor, 

begin at SSM also In Allentown tad Miriam Adam la organist and 

by « RMding, P». 

song service at 10:15 

am. Nursery cart U 

h Sundiy scbool for 

begins it 9:15 «JTL 

a craduate of 

Th* Cape May County Unit 25 over WMGM TV-40. 

Cancer 

of Society 1* seddng pfrformers 

doctor for the 11th aimual telethon to QcmMn Citv M , p| 

(mm hi bwd^Saturd^ April j^rÛf 

S%£gl 

Terrace. Those interested in 

, ^* fi_ • audittoning must ^11 tht unit 

§n »?- 

to fire topic 

Fr, Michael Goldberg, During the buiiness 

rector of Holy Trinity mw*ing t It was announced tte 

J^laBopal CtaiP^ ôki €O assual msouii sate wfll b# 

M aaheatofire"tomembenof »a.nxto3p,m. AprlllO, and9 

St, Mary's Guild it their *_m. to nocn on April 11. A 

1-ucv. a 2»v 

d female of 

eird party is 

lc explained fee day scheduled for 11;« p.nx May 

ôettds from tht telttooa f« i 

** 

May Coun^ !? 

to day i^rtw fir^ A«h i to the Yootti Center t© .„ 

P tton al we 

rough the " unialI £ Society shelter, 

thrpuihlai^t© benefit the student award regfdints through the „.-_.-. 

Penteeo^ ftasi 

rssearch, 

American Cane§r 

iducation 

Sociity's 

and Tennessee 

behind tê 

Avenue, 

airport 

Call 

off 

for the 

petient service p r cjccta ( ^99-^018, 

(continued from page 4) 

Marian Cox and Rutfa 

Bates, 

Bettyn Hull will ipeak an 

a.m. 

11 a.m. - B 

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY 

01 

ter) 

Rd, 

for 

archelogy la the land of the 

Bible during the April 

OCEAN CITY 




8th St. & Asbury Ave 

'CHRISTIAN 

Sundays 11 ;O0 A.M. 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. 

Wednesdays B :00PM 

Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

11 A.M. to 2 P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

Rev. Robert S. Bofctlc 

134 Dory Dr I Vf 

Ocean City, N,J. 

IUHDAY W0RSWP 

Call 

398-7922 

Mlnl»try-lnformatlon 

10:30 A.M. a! 


Mmpsen Avenue if 18th Street 

,E FELLOWSWP 7:00 P.M. 

Now IVritaHl Baby Nursery Children's Church 

Handicapped Facility 


, (ef ui levttfne »oottwr/' 1 John 4; 7a 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

f:. J= f '' r 

I*- 

*".J 

CHURCH 

UNDAY, MARCH 1 

1MBAJL 

During NiiVisioii's 

Spring Siilr. fillol 

ourtKî'sl Inimcs 

iirv priced up to 

$40 uir. Ml I In 1 

llie 

Up to $40 

All Our New 

s lop 

- ;nv 

in ii 

wide niiiyr ol 

slykvs. shiipcs 

and colors. 

S I lot Spring 

Mni's Kimkw 

And Many Mom In 

.* faith 

and 2 

twmj 1 living genera) rule only — ttmt 

testimonial _, €f what women eepe with the faai of a 

tsith and courage really are, ^'ed one much bett^ rt»n 

paaaed away vmj "* ^^ On the avenge, they 

on that B4*rch day £OW bend but QM$ ta*t 

in 1964; over 1,700 mile* fnxn bnak and their faith in CM 

bone and leaving 1 grief- stems to know no 'h^fti 

irito wife who was all 

Not for loni, however^ 

in the complex : -y. : 

ranks around her and 

see her this Uroe 

two reasons; to detereetf 

help her oat In any 

manner while I was here on 

she was bright and 

•nd full of the joy of 

and I ceaaed to wony 

the widow of my old, 

good at 

^^ 

— I, who went to §ee her 

because I was worried about 

MEW 

TOTAL FOOT CARE 

LASER SURGERY 

•l_N6R0WN TOENAILS 

• FUNGUSNAILS 

AND IN OFFICE 

•WART! 

• F!I 

TREATMENT OF 

• BUNIONS 

•CORNS 

• CALLOUSBS • HAMMERTO 

Minimal incision Office Based Surgery 

Most Medical Insurance Policies Recogniz 

RICHARD ADELMAN 

SURGEON PODIATRIST 

RDCERTl Flip IN AMBULATORY FOOT SUR 

2401 BAY AVENUI 

OCEAN CITY PET OWNERS 

Ralph E. Werner, V.M.D. 

and 

Alice J. Straughan, D.V.M 

Regret the temporary closing of 

The Ocean City Vfftrinary Office 

due to f irt damage. 

PAGE S — SECTION TITO 

Your pets can receive health 

care at our Somtrs Point Vtttrinary Clinic 

927 077 

who has bwn 

IftY 

For Appointment 

We are sorry for any inconvenience f Q Qur ocean City dient 

PI 

REAKTHR 

ON THE LATEST BIG IDEA IN SMALL BUSIN 

HJY IT! OR LEASE IT FOR AS LOW AS $40.00 PER MONTH, 

THE LITTLE GIANT" 

THESF 7lQ0iSAREALOFFICiCOr11 

AND INCLUDES MANY FEATURES NOT AVAILABLE 

ON SO CALLED "PCTSONAt CODERS* ; 

THIS IS THE COPIER FOR HOMI OR OFFICE USE! 

OUSESANYPAPER 

• DRYSVSTEM 

LOW AT THESE FEATUftES: 

D AUTOMATICfMP^ 

O 

TO 

D ADVANCED S€lf DIAGNOSTICS O Mi^COPVQUALITY WtHtDW 

O UPTIME FfTEE SERVICE WITH SUPPLV PURCHASES 

' 

ATLANTIC CITY 

',_ 34«-«400 

; .^., •_ j ,- 

\ 

PAGE i CTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER* OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, 11,1987 

Givens and Mark 

Tiro Ocean aty High School frtmni UteUa (143) ail were 

have baao named named to tht second team, 

Dave Osrieeieie (US) earned 

In • vota of the laafne 1 ! honorable mention. 

Vlneland dominated the 

flion »inuiiiBg tgju^ taking feight 

Givenj and recordof the 13 

*wimmer Mark named, 

•HI the toe Raidm 

to receive 

hooon in their freestyle No Raider swtn> 

men were named to the 

picked it 135 second team or honorable 

on an All-CAL tontios list 

tam that featured The Division One boys 

*ach from DlvUion Oat Gerald Still and Adrian 

Vlneland and Oak- Dickeraon from champion 

Brldgeton, Ail-American 

(101), Todd Titus (129) and Rowe of MiDvllle and 

* 

Fftll MT1MATB 

399 6937 

8614631 

i 

Qua Tun rf Vtaahai 

aty's John McCWhro gel 

honorable mention, 

TV girls team Included 

Pial* Glass from e 

Atlantic City, UlghiaB 

Walker and Dtrim Johnasn 


ef 

mum at f 

SB a fmiH7 M> ffl 

BENEFIT MARCH U 

Ocean 

Oenter t§ holding a fondraising 

benefit for the public 

at Egos In Scoters Potat 

Thursday, March & A 

both selected to ths 

Tfei finMeam selections 

honored later 

on links 

day wnen many 

In shirt 

matches were 

the fouraome of 

Bob Wasakowski, Sam 

Johnson, Gerry Wilson and 

Fred Haack had the best 

Art Ford, Ed 

TtMmas and George Rumer 

Weir, BIB KJt- 

fashion show featuring Selvagn for 1, and Don 

looorfas tod David Row will Jotaaon was closest to the 

be presented, Doora open at 

8:30 pjs* Donation Is |§ and 

center at 

1059 Asbury Ave 

CITY CARPiT 

Inside or out, there's never a doubt when you depend 

on the outstanding quality of the complete MAB family of Paints and Coi 

Use MAB for Quality you can see. 

New! One Flint tot Wills Md Woodwork 

Lustre-Lite Latex Flat Enamel 

inimel. 

Withstands frequent 

washing, Gfeai en 

wills eipssed to 

1 40 

Balton 

Bsst Acrylic Flat Will Flint 

Rich-Lux Wal*Shlf Id 

Ovsr 1 DOB standard 

and custom eetefi 

Unsurpassed 

High 

sn 

interior will*. 

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Fiat Wall Paint 

Uniform flit finish ef 

interior plaster, dry wall 

sr m^snry, White and 

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Exclusive at MAB, Paint Stores, Dealers and Rich*Luji Home Centers,.. 

Register Now! You May Be a Guest at the 

PhiUiePhanatic^S 4 * Birthday Party. 

The Party will be held Sunday, April 26 at Veterans 1 Stadium before the 

Phillies/i'jttshunf game, A random drawing will determine at least one winner 

per location. Children 14 and under may register-one entry per child. The last 

,t day to register is Saturday, April 4th* 

Gallon 

med All-CAL 

tit T«S» 

HI T 

lit T 

191 

TuM 

L»»i 

IS Hfnry S*Hrt#r 

Sty!* 

Diving :. : 

195 rm Buttsfli? 

190 fd BKkltr^t 

lay 

Ocean City s 

playing in §unny 

C*P1 ATI AMTK LCA0UI 

*fi lf«n IHj 

CAPS ATLANTIC LIAOUf 

Holy Spirit 

©CtANEiT¥ 

* Save with big 

refund! 

* Provides up to two 

months of greenin 

* Contains the toughest 

Brian CetQfV 

Bill 

|lp«n 

POWEUL 

Jim BaHeR 

if isn Cefsn 

BPian 

Jim 

Atlantic Cifv 

Harold Carmichael in his younger days, 

_ % . • 

Ex-NFL pros vs. police, 

firemen here March 14 

Former National FoothaU Boy ScouU' Camp ld|e 

Laagut players, Including ei- Building Fund tickets «r« 

RiiladelphU Eagles Harold t3.50 and may be purchased 

Carmichael, Wilbert Mon- from any Boy Scoot, Cub 

tgomery and Wally Henry, Scout,, PBA member or 

\*m play the Ocean City police FMBA member, 

And Oremen is a benefit The event k being aponame 

at the h> «Jred by the Ocean 

school 7 p.m. FMBA and by the 

n§ «ame win benefit the 

ihufflin' on 

March 10 and we are happy 

our second comfrom 

our fellow 

known as the 

Pelicans." 

appreciate that 

our past president Al Cain* 

ii to flive us some 

It seems that 

members who 

of our 

in our 

show their Form while to some of the Florida tour- 

Al gave us the results of the 

rllng Village Shuffleboard 

m Tournament It seems 

that Harry Berchtold and Al 

tint and second on 

Fib, 25 with Harry taking 

flret It Meow that Al and 

tour* 

Al sent us tome beautiful 

In color, which are 

unusable for the paper, He 

also tells us that the Berchtold 

will soon be back 

with us. We feel sure that the 

9 

o 

return migration is 

around the corner. Ttey 

tbelr regards to allof we polar A 

In the meantime, we lh 

Ocean City continue to 

(we say that wl 

Heplf r, Cliff Stengel 

The "paddle game" com 

ttnues to be played 

IS UNDERWAY 

The major 

event for Scouting is 

/; The coat of 

toe*ch of 

than 3,000 ScouU in 

|65. The Atlantic 

of Boy Scoute 

^ and girla from g 

through 20 with office* at 1 

• • • • • 

CALL OUR 

Brief Scripture and Prayer 

Operates 24 Hours • Tape Changed Dally 

THE LIGHTHOUSE COMMUNITY 

Ecumenical Specified Ministries 

Rev. Richard Wingate. Ocean City Chaplain ' 

m 

THURSDAY. MARCH 12,1987 

Foul shooting the d% 

It's tough Wtmai&itGwn) aod 

t 104 *£*F§ I for 12, 

m the othfcr gun' lUJtter coach Chrlj 

of - 

caa»e« thA dSHt it CM 

1%at e a what 

happeaad 

Unti 

I, "We lust 

Q i 

(14-8) In the qa»r- behind 1W as 

«Ad M 

In kty 

of the South Jersev two points each from fi?f 

Group Three tournament different player*. Strangely enough, the girl 

when Central R

PAGE 8.— SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDCiER, OCEAN' CITY, N.J THURSDAY. MARCH 12, ISR 

cCUl 

Raid r boys finish ason over EH and 

THURSDAY, MARCH 12, IHf 

THE SENTIXEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, X.J 

ens, 

Oc«U) City senior Joto 

Mc

'•>•'• i' 

PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE StNTINEL^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J THURSDAY, MARCH 12,11 

;;'•; 

nior 

Tbt college rush to on 1 Some 

graduating seniors will be getting right 

out Into the Teal world" and getting a 

Job, while the majority goes on tohigher 

education Higher education to rat 

always a four-year college or university 

For example higher education 

college. 

seniors and the 

Widner University; Melissa Amey - 

USalk University; Kelly Arnold - 

Atlantic Community College; Mk±*el 

BaccaU - Lehigh University; Robert 

Uanf 

SUte 

University of Delaware; Richard Carter 

reisman 

Would you do ft?Would you iMvt the 

secure confines of the good ol 1 USA and 

supplant yourself in a foreign land? 

don't count 

David Kreiaman to 

tt. He will become an 

in August, and with a name 

KftJiman tf g not toohard to figureoat 

tbe country be has chosen to exis 

West Germany, 

German ties run deep in Krelsman ? i 

lineage. His grandparents reside in Fond 

TTMTIfllTTITI 

cultural festivals. 

David's uncle, Roy Pftnder, Jr., 

recently retired from the US, army as a 

command aargeant major ate spending 

three tours in Germany, After 

World War II, he served as Berlin border 

David's nineteen year oW 

tourtd Germany for 

_&?i,David an idea of 

ivid commented, "Joe 

wu fun, but different, 

country it's hard to get 

uaed to. One thing to noticed was that 

people ride bicycles mm than they ride 

cwm. H§ liked the caatle and older ar* 

Mr Alan Holden's GT Ei 

will be straining their eyes, and getting 

blisters on their fingers this marking 

period. Why, you ask?! Well the reason 

k 24 reading assignments and 48 

of writing all assigned 

by the end of the third 

Mr. Holden! who 

college writing and reading classes, la 

now in his third year of teaching the 

"G'T Senior English Independent 

read, sli books 

in their entirety and selections from 

other books. In addition to each 

assignment the class has also 

on each title and 

biographies on each author, for a total of 

& papers plus additional questions si 

each book, which Is 'quite a bit of 

writing" as Mr. Holden so plainly put it. 

Each of the books assigned are to be 

-Moravian College; Lorraine Churchill - 

Ttm American College for the Applied 

Arts* 

Also, Christopher Coulter * Montclatr 

College; Jennifer Crist • Mitchell 

p; Winner Delp - MUlersville 

Karen Fisher - Mitchell 

CbUfge; Michael Flicker *• 

University; David Golday - Penngylvanla 

State University, Plymouth 

U College; Laura Good * MoravUn 

ege; Rosemary Hick- LaSalli 

University, Mount Saint Mary's College; 

Daniel Hoover - LaSaLle University, 

Pennsylvania State University; 

Elizabeth Johnston » Boston College; 

oqr Kelly * United States Naval 

In addition. Brian Leypokft 

CDliege; Shares LMnpton 

The final round poses a return to rapidfire, 

this time worth twenty points each. 

The league champion will play a final 

match against an all star squad conchitecture 

that dominated the 

an 

currently at* 

also gave D*wld maw 

Into her country. He 

pointed out some 

fas facing at school. She said there are no 

lunches, but there Is much mom time to 

socialise between classes. The teachers 

k 

read and the papers are to be written by 

the and of the third 

Everyone of the books assigned to the 

dan has a significant Influence on the 

twentieth century, These "modem" 

are assigned to the class fo that 

can explore books that have 

Mr. Holden. Topics ranging from 

business to racial discrimination are 

chosen to give the students a basic idea 

of "how w§ have gotten where we are 

today." Titles such as "In Cold Blood/' 

"Feminine Mystique, 1 ' and "Silent 

lamed authors Truman 

of the books which the students are to 

"O/T Senior English Independent 

Reading and Writing 

Program" is nude up of 12 student* 

Including Matt Sullivan, Julie Pokrandt, 

Aimee Reist, Glenn Robinson, and Amy 

Vansant. All are seniors who an either 

Pictured, from left: Chris Wiltshire historian; Mrs. Llndinger, 

advisor; Laura Gibble r secretary; Mrs, Breslin, advisor; IVlarcia 

Miller, president; Lori Reed f vice president; Mrs. Ormond, 

Alumni Aflsocifltlon; Mrs. Glenn, Alumni Association; Mike 

lit Sophomore claif 

Alumi A«odatloo If Mn, 

and n 

dm m 

OWfP '(TiS 

leer 

it *li 

e M . sj 

i if 

to li¥# in gyf will wart afSynQ it 

firm 

N j 

3y ^ tty fe 

BQS 1*4, ©et#fl Cirf, NJ §tSH- 3 13 iGCRETAR¥ ^ 

TlMg DELIVtSy «= 

, N j. 

fST*T6 SALfl - Wf will 

teaefi you Resr fo f^Sfii in tsfliy'i 

mark** wifft fht h*w »i« i«w UE*ni#a 

And sm&ittsut Snlf Giffi#n Staf* 

Can iff ma 11 

GRADUATING 

DELICATESSEN-'SANDWICH 

fim«, five ef \\m 

, !i:S «.m. ffl frjQ g m s CiM S? 

ADULTS 

KTTlSAU. 

With the expansion of bur 

main office, we now hove 

tht room necessary to accommodate 

a number of 

new salespeople who are 

looking to work in a Wf 


fice. We dofTf have to be 

the biggest for you to make 

sn excellent living. 

Through good times and 

bad, wt have increased 

sales and rentals every 

year since 1979, A family 

business with a 

professional reputation 

second to none. Do yourself 

a favor and call Tom 

Palermo 

MORRISON REALTORS 

300-0211 

CONCORD MOTOR INN 

78th 4 Dun« Drive 

Av«lon f N.J. 

NOW MM FULL AND PART TIME 

SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT: 

• CHAMBER PERSONS 

• FRONT DISK CLERKS 

• NIGHT AUDITOR 

* AAAINTENANCI SUPERVISOR 

r 

* iOQKKIEPER 

* LIFEGUARDS 

Bonus Plans and Scholarship Programs being offered. 

Experience helpful but not necessary as we 

will train. 

APPLYWPERSON 

SATURDAYS 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. 

Throughout/Wirch 

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 

in 

SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT 

THE CITY OF OCEAN CfTY IS ACCEPTING AP- 

PLICATIONS FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF THE 

FOLLOWING TEMPORARY OPENINGS: 

ACCOUNT CLERK* 

ASSISTANT ANIMAL WARDEN 

BEACH FEE INSPECTORS/SALES CLERKS 

LABORERS • BEACH 

LABORERS - PARKS AND GARDENS 

LABORERS - MUSIC HER 

LABORERS - STREETS 

RECREATION LEADERS • SP0RT8/PLAYBR0UND8 

TENNIS CLERKS 

GOLF CLERK 

WFORMATWNCE 

TRUCK DRIVERS 

DATA ENTRY CLI 

CLASS I SPECIAL OFFICERS 

FMST YEAR LK0UARM 

SUMNO LIFEGUARDS 

ll If Stf iî iMfn* 

g 

«. Chriitian r*frt*l 

. tips, 

FROM 

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¥QUTNS - Spring «NJ/QF 

Chriftifan 

hours. Oood 

apply 

rfir**i 

Up, 

LANDSCAPING AND MAtNTENANCC 

MEN — is work fun fin)* fte* msrvafi 

Ni|¥smb*f. AAnf have driv#ri Mc*fii* 

«id b* d#@*ndi£it: Can » HIS K*f» 

ft 

WAITER WAlTHESi 

PERIENC 

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WITH FLORAL 

*= Par* time 3 

PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE - 

sofntfi Point Sfte^jf^ Centfr now 

hiring day iftiff ani night sniff, 

ceihltr, Hlta eyHtt, prep, P!ES up 

plicati§n aftha iterf. \ 

HOSTESS WAMTEO - full or part 

, Blw eratl = itu* Shield &tn#fiti 

n 

CHAMBERMAIDS — Stirt wOrH im 

dlf piy and good 

i 4 2 

i 12 

CLERk TYPIST *- e*iif^ Control 

Cwnmiufon, AtuntU City effie* has 

op*nlhgs lor fuM tim* tntry i#vtl 

typiff: Sutcauful candtsaffi 

PMSfis inctnflvi aleng with 

sfcrtfiffat & EOfflmunUation 

Prevtoui dita intry ef perjenai Eom= 

pyttr fxptriwtet êr rramfng) 

di Startlnd uliry |1B,IS4.« is 

eemmtnjuriie with is 

iscsntfrf &ff»ffi ee^Me* A 

of (n*treiifng ind ehaHenging 

avaflaglt. Sefld rffumt fs Mr, 

PART Tlftflt CHAJMBERMA1D - Star 

ling laisry U, per hour pfyi b&nui. can 

Bay Painf Mstfl, Ssmtri Petnt, Mon, 

thry Ff I. f am i§ j p.m, f?? 32i7. Jlf 

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f!rh* Bsiifion svailablt fer 

a si i it phafmagjif and hfip 

rftafi part of pharmiE^ p 

helpful but ngf ntctHarv. Ocean 

, fth L &t&ury Av#,, }^ 1535, 

ff 

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wgrk Saturdayt, FlM Mngtrit iftos, La 

CpnfouF, 7U Aibyry Av# Ti OX, Call 399= 

4411, ff 

SECRETARIAL — Pfifi llmt. 

day* and Sundayt, yiar f§und. Sen#f#l 

off let EJuift!. Ptaasa call Monday thru 

Friday 9 a.m. fs 4 p.m, enly, aitt for 

Htl#n, ]?i im 3 |3 

j 

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CofWn City. 

4»*m 

( NEED ONE OR TW@ — Full « p#M 

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who irt legal F«Nltnti : if rey r^yjrs 

en #se»)i«fif annual Jneemc fist i 

^QUP tiipfi onfc *fia/of t* 

ng! on* ihand wiRi fivt a- *is 

msdtTR, fully 

RS! tfi* ii ,. „. _ 

*o th* ult martiaf fwt a two rtar 

•i a rental •@#rMfic*i p»ct o* mino 

OCEAN CITY 

SAL£S 

Eveninsi - 6V^ weeks, 3 

evenings a week beginning 

April t. Eligible for state 

exam May 30. 

Call 609 597 5800 ** 

TYPISTS = tSOO w«k|y »t hom*l in 

forrnalion? Ifftfl ttif addrcu^^ itim 

ped tnvilooa fo wiiHami, Sl§ L 

don Av« si Vifwlifid, H J 

GMîRllNEEO HAIRDRESSER 

NEIBED — Per thop In Qe#an City, 

Call Iff t«l or HT H*4 

3 H 

t JO§ii Now ftiHng In 

rsuf *r*i. both ikHiid and un*k)i!td. 

For lit! of |oM tnd aM*icatien, till 

START WRBST PLA 

W#i?htrf RHltert Hat o^fiingl fw 

in 

our Oc**n City sfftci. Wt off*f ITH 

f iftfl! tn trading ang m«f fctf iiippSft 

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if feu dftlfa fiigtfiiflci and wen'! 

iattit tor acood (tttt, j&la 

Amifigi*i #1 SfitlSf. For • eon 

flitfifial Infafvtiw »l 

at Sff Kee, 

iliMlttiStrMt 

399-8000 

MANAGER OF 

OPERATIONS — In Oe«sn City I§F 

frolity arviefi timnii poifiion Apply 

flf If! Shympjkf IS., NBrfh Capt May, 

NJ.MM*. 

3tf 

LANDSCAPING & MAINTENANCE - 

Ptflon fo sefh lull tlmff n§w thrsugh 

Octoetf, Dtpcndablt, hardwerhing, 

Sflyff'i lififnit fûfrtd, Good salary. 

t( 

Clll 3*? LAWN 

P©nonals 

OVERWEIGHT f I t«rJO m Ifl M 

You can 1st • seta wt&ni Ish and f**i 

IScîLLBrTT INCOMi = Fef par! griat tosl Pf T Rtcofftmandld en TV. Ntf 

fim? horn* asiembly wofH. For infer, bat Walghi CSftfrsl pfegfarh, call 3di ??S 

mat'ofl fair KH*A\-MQJ, a at, 

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t OCEAN CITI'.NJ. 

Furn r 

Wanted 

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WANTED 

19S7 SEASON. 

information to 

BOX 114, SMtinei- 

L(Hffl*r, Ocean City. N.J 

5MOP/SNACK BAR - Tt 

J & D Miif» 

, Pi IfJSi. 

Coins, Stamps* 

!245Asbory Ave. 

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Contents 

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at SfI Biaf 3 If 

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lafyrday, 1 a.m ihry i p f^ Pi#sie eaii 

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ffiffiut^fion iind iseigl inferacfion m i 

warm, toving fflvfrgnmsn* Fef more 

infOFmaf ierf call 5?l 9341 3 I? 

Autos For Sale 

R US MAIL 

AM §en*r*t waU in; good g. 

Only 40,03) fftiiti Can Ml itge b#fw##n 

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tf 

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Pih AM/FH ittreg with E«. S P| ( PS, 

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red Inttriof Ca 0-4142 

SFRINO IS COMING FAIT 

CALL US NOW 

C»rp*ntry • Kitchen* 

Bath* • Painting 

f>*H*ring * Drywall 

Ftoortng • Door* * Wlndowt 

Tile 

COMPUTERIZED 

FfiEE PAYROLL 

tVPCI 

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INCOME TAXHJ 

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C4LL F0A APPOINTMENT 

DANCFARRELL 

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PAINTING BY 

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Fully 

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iNO *Pfe5iS#i*8B fitS 

CLEAN y>$ 

I Wetcom* Sm*ll Mm* 

By Frank Giffortf 

WORK GUARANTEED 

NO TIME TO CLfcA*IT-C*fl 

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Owtrat Met**, R RE, For Sato 

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THUBSDAV, MARCH 

NTINEL-LEDCKR. OCK.W CITY, SJ 

PAGE 13 

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INC, 

SALE NTALS APPRAISALS 

ON THE 

miffeft*! Omtitt Fi 

p, Stating 40 with a 

4 Mroem, 2 bam apartmtfit above .call 

Four Furnished fttnfai unm 

bay In Oc*an 

City*! Nertfi ind: 

WaWi m* Sunwt and et*|oy a Pinoramie View at me 

Bay, Asking 1173*080; 

Thry,., 

GoW Co«st listing on 

# now availabif at 

JOtfi Str**t This first fleer 

hai 4 betfroomi, 7 

vfewt and 

mycfi m0r*, Grtat (on 

for tif$ f oso fur 

spacious I bedroom, | 

coot»o at Plaza 

leefric htaf, air 

fumfshed and 

INV 

RENTALS 

TMENT OPPORTUNITII 

ALL TODAY' 

609927 1451 

44 Grcate Bay Drive 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

Best buy in town • IfOOsq ft. Colonial featuring dramatic 

family room wim bay window and French aoars reading to 

Scrmteg ponch Admire file hardwood floors 

windewm and chair rails 

Be me firs? to inspect m\% lovely 3 BR=. home at \t% 

U 6*1*14" * **£ 1 p I 13 

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iftg Si?, Mart** Jtv t B a m ts |! 

ETHAN 4kLlN HiOM 

trim. K?!t 

Jim »57i4U 

iis 

Bus. Opportunities 

3 If 

3 1 

RESTAURANT 

In Upper Township, 

4S, well equipped 

clientele Excellent con 

ditlon. Jl59.500 

MEXICAN RESTAURANT 

Ocean City, very good op 

NORDIC 

REAL E 

391 1515 

STAY ONE STH> A«AD 

F00TWEWI STORY BY 

All fint quality, top of tttt 

Hilt then *Llz Clalrborn* 

*Evan Picon* • Buster 

ftrown *R«boK and over 

193 more. Buy 40% below 

wMtiali, Your tU,V0O,00 

to $39,900.00 Invtitmtfif in- 

Inttore 

1312 

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING - NST 

4 

if ygy nt»d triinfng, 

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stfirm # tr«cior pur£h«» 

git ¥fiu itaftH f#f in 

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RE For Salt For Salt RE. For Salt 

Tl 1K Sr- \ Tl J\ KI.-LfelHi I 

R E ForSlk 

;it OCEAN CITY, N\J. 

R.E. For Salt 

Q - $£utfiena. 

§«* Wit. 

AT, i 

40t0CEAJtAVQ«JE 

MAM 14ft § 15* If ft 4 ?Ji 

t, 2 Dedreoms, 2H baths, gas htat, 

air cortditiooing. fireplace, ceilitrf fanv 4 decks. 

let \\S4,i 

wltft 

SOLIDOLQ€R DUPLEX 

Thre#âr^ms, 1 bafti each unit, 40x100' lot, 

isffa Sleeping space, pssSibiiifitsgalOrr 1134,900 

BEACHFRONT BEAUTY 

SogWi end, first floor unit, 4 bfgrooms, ? baths. 

professionally arcorateo. fully rented for season V375.0OO. 

SOUTHENDCOMDO 

New 3 bedrosm, 2 bath units, deck, fireplace, air conditioned, 

grofessienaily decorated; îrsf floor SU5.5O0, 

OPEN HOUSE 

6 EvsrgrMn Av« e SoavllU 

Sat. March 14, Sun. March 15 

12 Noon to 3 P.M. 

Preview this freshly bu«'t ranch style home, ©fferirtg 3 

bedrooms. 2 full barm, large stfrtny eat in Mtcften with 

skylight, he#ted Florida room and one car garage, Ex* 

cifin§iy prietd at $102,900 

Qjrecfisifs Aeutt f ûtfi toEvef^rwefi Ate., fft#Se riofil. Proceed ffiNs = 

34H I CEHTML Iff, 

UST ITUITIC ILfl I UTTOttA IL 

398-2600 

OPEN HOUSI 

831 MY AVE. 

SAT.SSUN. 11H3P.M. 

RENT wh#n roy can own your own home? After 

dable, 3 bedroom, year round condo In convenient 

location, if you art tired of paying y©gr landlord's m§r 

tgtgt* call and iff us show yog how you can own your own 

home for the same monthly payment I 

RCHRRIPE RfflLTY 

PUlA PABLO* AND 

a vtfy nie# fully 

*sr i*te en Berth *nd of 

idea* 

mrvi 

en 

SPACIOUS 

fsfra off %Tre«i ^ 

fuit iiir#d mu " 

plUi 

l*Sf Sis 

*§# witt* living room dining 

i, 2 T&aiti* Btondmtea! gas 

parking 

T3WNNSUSI 

njmf ii. fhii lysiFTf 

it' (,!*'«§ r&em wiffi 

feltch#n wftti 

!M 

LATEST t j 

3 __i Mth 

INvliTMlHT OPPORTUNITY 

Thi$ Eom&tn*fidfl gu«f harm sng 

apt byiltiini sfftri a ifnamie in 

v*iffn#fji gef^tiai teme right ptf 

t 

pH and * F&smi with 

tg ueii M eff 

Aiding $119,000 ynf yrn 

H yifti V«ffc en e«ri anfi want voyf 

le&felngfof Acorntr @ii italtoo plus 

t Nir §*r«9* CSmpleft wim lew 

^. 10©*» ewnsfship e? properry 

iii Ast 

MULTI FAMILY 

Juii iisfeg, this NSfth trt 

family hartie, J ans b^Sreo 

And 3 bed roam apt , «R3 ) 

NSWCONOO 

3 bsdreom, | ftatn, 

ftagf ES*^ wiffi 

. c*m*draf celling, w/a, 

, 3 

833 Wesley Ave. 

6ARDCNSPUZA 

Top Floor, | 

i5#su!lfy|!? luph Mini 

Dniftilt Ociifi FrSfif twntr ynif 

Usvtly dth (I unit SpsciaCulsr yitw of 

Flf pun iyif#d fg prfygey for I 

with wpar*r« Ki»ch#n 4 bstti 

f urnitfii^ niw imrptH Iff ,^.» 

10th Fi 

Nlctly turn afW h*#uliful vl«wi Of 

sciin ft Atlinfie Cm iftyiln* ll?f,«» 86 

barm. 3 bath Cerntr ynif finteiffc 

s sf irty/sttehtk cify iKyiin* an 

00 

by Owrwr' to «?»,0«0o 

thi p(Ui 

Slorlsui 

Lagssn Front duplfs with I 

beat iJfpi %J?4,9QBM of lit 

i 

w/3 bflfm, can 

Conds. 

FIVE CONViNIINT OCEAN CITY LOCATIONS: 

1717 Atbury Avt. 32nd & West Avss 

161 

M10QS43-017 

lmm*eytif# 

Ifngli clow to Nish y*f Iri • 

rnlNnfitl 

. Tftfff 

> h*rthiH»d floor* l 

family 

with 2 bdrm. { b»th ll«,500 

and s 3 bdrm, I feath, 2nd U 

Beth ere eem 

plifely 

egulpp#d 

00 iay Tewirs 

7171 

each Watch 

COMUfflOALCOflKCT 

BEACH WATCH 

L*pooo 

Slnpl* 

Cefntf MtPWf Hill m#iffe 

pood, diir. prodwcti Dtlj do** «c 

lakrout tn/ilrmt 

Cofnmtfg room, living rtx>m, 

family room, breakfast Mr 

in kltcr»*n, ov*niied *» 

f*ct**d garage, sertrtkd 

rear porch with patio, 

D*«lr*bl* 

o*jghbortKM>d 

Clow to Oc*«n 

City 

CAUMM374 

f 

4 f 

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YfsH 

fm.. Sefrn*! 

or Jtf 

3 I 

f A£H 

Call 

31 

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RESTAURANT Long established fully equipped 

city restaurant witfi off strtef parking, Qp^\ alt 

C«ll»ot gross. Thlt fs a n*wly rtnovattd Income producer 

In ^ prime location. Can bt shown st any time Calf for ap 

pointrntht, 

SUPER OUPL€X m barns each floor, w/w carpttfng, 

DW/dIspoia(, yv**h*r, dryer hookup, off itrttt parking, 

for 4 cars, excellent condition. Prime location near 

shopping Priced to sell a! $118.500 

CONDOMINIUMS Asbury Avenue Beautifully furnished. 

1 b*di-oorn. Excellent neighborhood near good beach and 

boardwalk Greatrtnfal history. Prom *71,900 to 179,900. 

GARDEN STATE R 

Realtors 

l&th and 

ALTY 

kit 


Small ft#*M tf@r% + fum eff apt. on lint floor 

third fk»r apt, llv room, firepl , din, room, 

ôom, 3 beat and ai 

"', baths, living 

utitity 

conditioned. Pool, parting, t*9.000 

LARae NOME 

Two and half story, A bedroomi. sleeps 12. 

room with fireplace, l*rg* dining room, 

»17S,000 

REALTY, Renters 

A jbury tm. 

BOY 

si 

r*#*tfi u % 

fir 


3 $ 

AIRPORT 

l?fl 

£SB Cltt 

Bayihgr* Ao^neY 

AB ¥QU LOQEiNG FOR A - 

tem* it tfti Jersey Shore or 

in fh# USA? Par no #6)(fitten 

int@fm£tiofl £*II tst! fri* 1 BO 553 f*S. 

*sf FBI 1! 

NOW OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P. 

SOLUTIONS 

Secretarial service, profitable business in 

excellent location. Real estate and 

busfntss torvate or can be purchased 

separately. Budding nai good rental Income. 

Call tordetails. 

HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 

Two bedroom, 2 bath duplex with fire 

dama@t to upstairs unit. Excellent 

location, oversize lot, priced to sell. Tttv 

der, loving care will give you the great 

Ocean City buy you have been looking for, 

4U9.9OO. 

PRICED RIGHT 

Designed with distinction. This exquisite 

duplex offers a first floor accommodation. 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace arid is 

located near Ocean City's best beaches, 

shopping and restaurants Two year? new 

Priced at $U5,000, 

LAND IN DENNIS TOWNSHIP 

2,1 acres In residential area. Only $29,900. 

Coll for details. 

POINT C 

BEESLEY'! 

Ready for the growing family. Two 

bedrooms, iv 3 baths, family room, attached 

garage and second story waiting 

for your plan, st07,ooo. 

VACANT GROUND 

One of the last opportlnltles torIr>exp*n 

slve arid profitable commercial develop 

ment. Call listing broker for further 

details. 

POSITIVE CASH FLOW 

Is possible with this contemporary 3 

bedrooms, 2W bath fully furnished condo. 

Enjoy this summer collecting S20.000 rental 

Income or live in the separate efffclen 

cy Rent the upstairs and break even with 

cash flow. Excellent location. J 174,900. 

COMPARE THE PRICE AND LUXURY 

of this Condominium with others on the 

market. Many amenities Including central 

air, washer, dryer, and fireplace Come 

take a look and you'll set why this is the 

best value around, 5109,000 

The timing of a real estate acquisition at the South Jersey 

Shore/ be it primary/ vacation or investment has 

never been better, call us and we'll tell you why. 

JAM 

INVI 

JfiH 

i M. DWYER, REAL ESTATE 

TMENT • DEVELOPMENT 

RESIDENTIAL 

OCEAN CITY 

BEACHFRONT NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Unbelievably priced, magnificent, every 

amenity available. Three bdrms., 2 baths, 

1609 sq, ft. per floor, Asking 1415,000, First 

floor 1140,800* second floor J255,000, Exc. 

investment, 

TRIPLEX IN FANTASTIC LOCATION* 

only a ftw feet from the beach and boardwalk. 

Very desirable rental area with excellent 

income, View of ocean from 

$194,500, 

SINGLE FAMILY HOME In prime area, 

3 bedrooms* oil hot wafer heat and a full 

basement. $98,000. 

BEACH»LOCK NIW CONSTRUCTION, 

100 ff* from the beach, FANTASTIC, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, maintenance frte condos 

from $185,000. Fireplace, ocean views, 

•pacloosmaJonlf (cent design. 

NIW 

CONSTRUCTION, super location 

duplex in fantastic area, 3 bedrooms, % 

baths, great bitch, maintenance free, 

fireplace, ail appliances. J275,< 

OCEAN CITY CONDOMINIUMS IN 

MANY LOCATIONS PROM 175,000, We 

have the BEST SELECTION. 

OWNER FlNAriciNO luxury condo with 

all amenities, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; 2 

bidroomi, 2 baths, covtrad parking, air 

conditioning. LOW CLOSING pOSTS, 

&AYFRONT, ONE OF A KIND, EXTRA 


SLIP. Owner financing, oversized lot, 4 

bedroom*, Vh baths, large deck, garage 

and offlc# *pac«. $206,000, 

DUPLEX, excellent Income and great 

beaches make thii a prudent investment, 

Buy now before summer, $159,900. 

DUPLEX IN FANTASTIC LOCATION 

Three bedrooms, gas hot water heat, ex 

cellent condition, Instant return on irv 

vestment, $189,900. 

COMMERCIAL 

GUARANTEED RETURN ON INVEST- 

MENT 


properties and businesses for sale from 

brand new office buildings to warehouses 

t@ retail buildings to apt. building*. For 

investment buyers and user buyeri In 

Atlantic and Cape May County, Prom 

$50,000 to $5,000,000, 

OCEAN CITY BOARDWALK RENTALS 

Absolutely the best location on the boar 

dwalk, 

GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Ocean City 

retail bldg. with 2 apt*, and 1130 sq. ft, 

garage. Large parking lot in center of 

business district. WM,QO0, 

ATLANTIS CITY multi-family and commercial 

properties. Positive caih flow. 

TILTON ROAD LAND the golden mile. 

1 j commercial acres, 

BLACK HORSG PKE 

campground, 10 acre 

possibilities, 

proven 

$M75,0OO. 

200 

lake, 

many 

Investment, 

OCBAN CITY 3003 sq, ft. refill building 

with plenty of parking, Owner financing. 

1495,000. 

LIQUOR LICBNSB Hamilton Township 

full strvlct, $50,000. 

RBDUCBO IOM1R1 POINT- 

SCULLVtLtB ARRA WARIHOUIB- 4000 

iq. ft, on 143 acrat, ion«l commarclal. 

Large loading dock. IU5,000. 

Cify 

fs strap 

9 

op fa 35 

Cafl 

ANTIQUE 

LOV1RS 

DELlOMTt 

Beesiey's Point hemt iusf 

listed to snow ©ff yo«r 

lovely antiques. Charming 

colonial wim 5 bedrooms. I 

full and 2 half baths, living 

room has firtplace with 

wood sfdve insert, family 

room with full brick 

fireplace, formal dining 

room, hardwood floors, 

throughout, kitchen with 

breakfast nook- new car 

peting. sprinkler system. 

at with central air, 7 car 

rage, A home that must 

$199,000 

OWNER SAYS SELLI 

Move right in to this con 

temporary 2 story home in 

Marmora with 3 bedrooms* 

p/a baths, family room with 

wood stove, living room 

witn 

fireplace, and 

mirrored wails, sunlit office, 

skylit 

kitchen and 

breakfast 

room,enclosed 

porch, 

decking, balcony 

master suite with 

cathedral celling, skylit 

hail, oil heat with air. 

Hilltop 

Drive home for 

$179,900. 

9041 Short Rd 

p O Bo* Si 

, N J 362M 

(609) 390 MM 

home? 

UOUP 

g votr 

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ill QiV 

i firm 

(hf* A AGENCY i$C 

Jult 

PMFBITY 

If you have 

houw or 

available yearly we have 

o^Jilified tenanfj looking. 

Stnp in or giv* uf a call 

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Decorator 

furnished 

flcieney 

unit 

kitchen and 

, ail appliances, htat* 

Central air, pool #nd 

,900 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Park Pl*c» • 6**eft 

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Yearly Renfafs 

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hoffl 

yntyrn. 

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The FarrtJI Agency 

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in th* Fsrfe^ 

River, 

and B*me?af *reii5 ef th* 

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P O S6i 431. 

LAO5SN 

in tfte very 

Harbour area has 

iced for immrti*!* 5^1* 

1400 Witt Art, 

399-4400 

EXECUTIVE ROCTALS 

Three bedroom, ? 

home, nicely fgrniifita\ 

$731 mo, + ufii, 

Luxury bayfrent condo 

w/psnoramic views, 3 BR, 

2 bath. Unfurnished, 

ptr month + util. 

c* required, 

Niriteitiiiistitt 

3911515 

GAUEONAPTS, 

Ont btaroom apH, com 

eigding 

drape* 

wall te wall and 

entrance 

JAMES M. DWYEfl 

3981700 

NEW 

iff *i 

Beat 

£sh 

S J p FS 

- CwntMft* 

CiM3*l 

LARGE J BEDSOOM 1ITFLPSS 

Sit 

*if 

e*rsi 

TMBEt 

TMBNT 

or 

ft* 

UNFURN 

UPP6P 

TOWNSHIP 

New home, 2 itory wlffi 3 

bedrooms, l 1^ bathv 1 car 

monffiiy 

available) No 

Available April 1, 

crtdi? 

hi 

Mivn 

Summtr RentaIi 

Avtnut. 

ON 

APT 

rancher i 

and * lewely SBSVe 

jtiif tip.I® C 

NEWLV BkNQVATIP - 3 

! 6«tfi %e€9rt3 floor apt , 

wasRff. dryeT, eM Stf«T parking, I4S 

monthly ptui ylilitie* jahnsen 

U Weaify * B . 3?9 5BIB H 

CONDOWiNigW 

f 

f(9§f 

, din 

3 baffi apf. with 

plus iii 

Say 

11050 

t Dryer, g!i 

ing 3 bl9C¥i to OqiS CBaa! b#«gh r 

Haven Ave , by appeinfrnent Only 

OO Call Vh l?i «38 

H 

ifl. tf. 

hore livfAf at it* best 

l4tbStrtMiMip 

Lusury So*it L*v»l CenAs. 

b Twe « 

unit*, sir ton 

f 

, ffpsîcti, will 

n waft zMtmtfm. tc, 

a, ssimming peel, fennft 

ROOMS 

FFIGY'S 

nighriv » 

ft it &## 

Bay 

SUITES *P*T| 

ASS 

g *. 1*0 

D*N*SCf NO BC i S» 

t 

NJSi. tiyi 

mm ge**fo>r«e seat e* 

i 

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ffflti y. 

ti 

t^fffi 

N ^ 

m# 

s» The waif? f#r 

ap» : artd IsfQ* rsCfpftBfl area fdf 

fiie Qiiitt rental Bfmede!^ t* 

r, nigh irsrtfc area ^n rhe tewnihip 

o* # Rind Jef i^DûyO. Ric* Real 

SO IU4. 3 I? 

BEACH 

ISLAND AN© 

Vy 

¥#f 500 cyrfen! ili»!ngs 

Receivt e free taut sf fh« Afifti lith, 

Hiven Timts featuring hem#» en 

Jersey Shofe* th# melt ' ^ 

real elfaff gyffle fer 

pr«p#ft¥ in 5SJih*rn Q^tsn County, 

N^ 

Write I§ Clf£Ulatf6n, §?3£h 

Hfrffn Times. 3*3 

N J. 

3 '2 

^^ ^ _.. = = ^.__,, ^ __ _ 

P 

SIGHT' — is«Eiou* it»eh 

West Isgeon hem# wen'» tis' 

with rectniiy inifaiied bulkhead 

dses Ply* * R?w fos* this 3 Btdroem 

hef fta% fae#n full? 

eapanded 

Cfltingi, gas heat Snd fenced 

ari lust a ItwSf tRe 

ftfiine iiltsea. Cattle 

A^Kiafei, SB SBf 7631 of 6©? 597 §m 3 

Winter Rental 

OF ^ adult;, 

U'^f Br.security! §hSFt t#ffri Dfily, 

o#«rt, mcc, quit!, AndffWi's Inn1330 

we Call 3?« 3430 

*' 

SHORE REALtY 

399-1100 

HEAR 

Sal« and Rentals 

AVAILABLE YEARLY 

RENTAL 

WIDE 

VARIETY OF 

ASONAL, 

MONTHLY 

AND WEEKLY RENTALS 

AR6 AVAILABLE THRU 

ROBERT L SHARP 

Real Estate 

ASbury Avenue 

OTY 

4|0tl 

total ground area 

13.800 

Two BR, duplex 

with 

fireplace & garage* 

duplex 

H» ptitt '150,000. 

Two BR, duplex in Gardens 

1550; 3 BR., 2 bath condo 

second floor, gai heat $700, 

central air, 

CALL TODAY 

^ 1 edrm 

wiih*r 

Ho p«t*, tali JHI25I 

All £iliiw!!i bt 

SS01 Wflt Avtnu* 

TWO BDSM APT. 

Three BR, 2 b«th duplex 

^ 

floor, i 

AND CEHTRAU - *emi 

tit flow, J barm, % featft*.aff 

Two BR,, 2 batti, end. porh, 

garage S625. 

In Prestigiou 

THRIE BlDfiSOM *= UntyrR 

fi§Btri L. Sharp- 8M» Bilatf, Rtalfer, 

IW Mburv AW 

b.C. 

HAGER REAL ESTATE 

RENTAL = I bdrrr 

&«Th*. IF, ar. kit,, front end bach p 

parking. f*5 wffltOF '1 It^tefl. CflK I 

IIS t4F *Mfl • 3 1* 

DROOM == fwe tii? 

SupifS. 

Southend 

taf^tffng 

range, itorm 

msfure edylt* NO 

LASQSN 

witfi b@af 

drytr, 

parking 

ingif 

i bdrmi,, ? bafhi, 

Dey tg S#pt#mb»f 

If .MS. Call 3?j ?#SiQF Iff !S9* 3 I UONB liACN ISLAND VICINITY - 

Day R«l Elliot Is* innSvatfyf ff» 

tiructur* attract* Brl&yi #*li#rt 

aitr#ct 

WATERFRONT 

3 Mrm 

prtcvd 

*pafiaui iyfflffier flpfi J ear 

Newly 

l 

louTHlNp — 

Tv. 

S23 IB ¥? ( W,SS plyi 

all 301*44 1141 sr39V-N73. 

1 flSSMS SOLD, 

unit »h*li 

ts 

H »t 

A" nefnl, **cfi 

silfttn n« 

m Esfs^dvft^ at 

me smr trtttm «e ffs 

swntr? tntrtsl yult b# 

HIT ffa piymffil # all t*r 

Any asowe* te m***f baas, 

box er#SB* *«i¥* &sE 

fht nipfli T^bnit> a us 

aufhaiaa by erOiftina, 

S«ttton 5*. 

pentatt fHi^ ouitty af ttw 

in 

mart 

wili b# 

pffialty 

afngynf 

s*cf iefi 1 

ctjgn 3 

an th*f9« will t» p 

and sill &c But In fnf 

and set ftw da?*i inkitti t&@y* Any 

yf^tfd tfn [lo/sArt or 

me *KMic*t>H eM d*tt 

te t ptf^lty Ctttfv* Alt 

fmnd#f will et in an 

aiN> the mjisimym ifngynf 

by i*s, wifn tiii pfflafty fg 

te mt fst*i. ing m» ptntify 

g refittl ts i» • tt^n upon me 

wtth srfiiefi BRfi itwtf 4i or 

conrseisa end th«ii 

ted in trie i*m» mtnrsr as 

oft real «iif* Trie t*i 

etftify the unpaid sever 

r*nt#!i «nd psnjttiff by any 

to s*ct*w 3 of mil 

a •It water charejit rsfftatfHB 

t«n (WJ days ar mfife beyend tut #s« 

g*f« as hefffufitn gslaejisfsg will be 

&*t*€t te a peftarfy litres. All 

EtftsitHs 0iergtd hertvnaer will be tn 

en ameynf equal to ift* maiirn^rt 

awneuftf snnisiJbit by itw with satii 

Court #* me 

wim any 

fsffrt fM 

fy ef ic* im aty, 

ft • «n» ns 

et €nc 

and 

p*Miifi«* to bt cd#cd te me total. TIK 

penalty and urkpeid renMi art » be a 

Iteft ypen fht prcrnfiei, w 

lit 

ROQM'iFOH HINT 

Msni MS f@ WOinclydins 

TV esble. TVî fc 

Tip fop #nd fidy, 3 b#df6Qftii, 1 

old«f 

comt 

with on* b#droom in 

\n rxnv, b#§utlful 

WUTHBNDM ACM ARIA 

p g 3 0#drwm#, t bath «ch 

flier Plot gr*it f•mily *r#i, M$dtrfl 

Klttrttfi, dtch, |««M floor hit 

J*t#rynwd*rn 

, €Mff il ilf* owrmtt hit 

cn#n, f btdrwm, 1V% b*tn». Alto 

y 

, eriif 

wltn iptfii Ifalfeiti. 

OOOD LOCATION 

DtllfttT w lh# ch#fm iff HIII ndtlntf 

OvW ifrttt, d#c«f»hv 

f c#fp*tlrtfl ( tirfra 

ON TOUR 

WINTER MNTIL 

IIAIIRI IrtS. HIS WHAT f OU'RE 

LOOKINQ FOR IN i YEARLY LEASE! 

i 

it Htan Hot Water & cooking Oas 

• Wall to Wall Carpet 

• Patio or Balcony 

• Swimming Pob\ 

• 24 Hr, Maintenance 

OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY 

i; A 9 CHAPMAN BLVD., 5OMERS POINT, 

YEARLY RENTAL 

One bedroom, partially 

available 3/15. 

Two bedrooms with gai 

heat, M50 pigs 

Thfit bdrm*, fyrn, central 

ioe, 

TWO iPRM7 tNp f LOOR APT - 

iittpi 6, Wailifr & dfytr, \ tptn p&Fchsi, 

familifi only, 2Jnd Sirrtt bci£ti, 

July and Ayguit, wtfkiy U2S. jynt *nd 

S«pt, M2I Calf 40» Iff M», 

% II 

Avtnut, 

mi 

Matsl, )ff !>|5er 3*1 

HARBOR CQVf MARINA - CWl»m 

l bdrm,, 3 ^m\\i iooQQ, svtflseki 

inelydrt Urtplifi, |«u(il, 

g pooh svallabft !&f (hf full 

if«i&fi. Call *|3 B?f fef pries end par 

tieuiari, 

. 5 it 

MOTEL - Roam* ief 

Privaft batn SF th«F#d &ifh, 

til wwtely and up. Call 

HOHTHEND SEASON - 3 Wrm. *pt 

3nd ftoor with dlihwiihff, y,N@ In 

eiMdfi utiiiiiti fr#m M#m@ffil Day fs 

Labor Qsf. Pfffif two mafurc idutti. 

C§Ii Iff 16*1 Ifivt mrtiatf*. 

3 It 

or 2 iduffi, monthly^ wt*kty, d»"r. ne 

f#aM or iteurlfy^ ih$H f«rm 

ocs»n. nitt, quitt, Aridftw't 

Utl JtUTll 

AVAlLAILh - 

malt, IM, p»r WHK 

and UH e* 

Iff 

THRU BDftW DUPUIX APT1. 

y bl 

Ny f 

Call MV'-AM #341 ivtntnvi 

r»nt»ti. 

i * 

Public Noflct* 

Mth ITftllT AREA - Ifltf llwf 

, iv«n*bl* April ISth. I Wrm., 3 

wall to Wall, if! 

#PpH*fK«. 

»nfl r#t«f«nct# rMUlrtsli !**! 

plyi utlliflt*. gall 4JI »»* •' 

•Itt Ap.m ^' !i ONI KDRM 0ARA€i APT. 

block Oc#«n Av#, U.000 f€f 

Mull M *«n to »ppf«i*t«. call 7TT 

4 f 

iOutHlND«*'l Mrrti.. HI floor, im- 

«cup*ncy. |J|i mOothlr ti 

ii 

it ) f 

#i«frlc 

WW*. 

MARMORA — I Wim «pl mdlMor 

wifh d#ck, I4|3 monthly inefuM NMf, 

Only matyrt rnlndrt rw*d apply. CilJ 

stfm " 

WATEWl IIDOB ^ on tranquil P»n 

fh«f Pthg rw*r hb#«6 L«h«, M*liw, 

with vtfw. Nafj |hewt? f com 

py 

p llntm. 

fer £«jflt Of f«mlly of lour, 

**tmm)rto, t#flnli, boat ramp within 

m|f*. N« ptUt Mil * W 

mulfipft *«*» 

C N J 0tn# i ii 

NOTICI TO LIMIT 

W. ROOt«T Htnlffi 

lTATI Of 

eiAii ftuff 

0*mi*i, 

Ml ift§ fy 

lru»ri D. fiyler, 

Hwff»B»* 

4 fM Cwmfy m 

on fftt fwrfff Mf # 

m# gsKiffer ** ftst Mfifi #* 

MM Mctitfft, rwf ic* n iwriifffrrfw t» 

fn| (?flWrSrf) 9* MM •KpMfn IV 

jfNUffff fO MM VlltlM Up "*fjf^ WflHl 

mt 

M &BBWI îite^d H^fl SS^ 

itw, 

r*fif*3 stall tit due ang 

Is tftt r*t*t «i can 

t#in#S **tfiin "££ftt#yf* A" far 411 

Bfa^filCS iferttino IfW Ifntfi, tVtfHKS 

er pf§m#fl*a# in ffit Cify e* %*m tit* 

Ctfy. N*w J#rscy in *f*fch pufil'c 

sfuii b# iiii Mgiyiiw sf unsm 

(3ft, irftSP«€fivi tf SfitffWf §f 

n§t Mid Bbynihf jtf$Qtriit yuii 6* cen 

ntcttd *Hh m* stwtr 

sysftrn, 

iH* « sytiifsd in 

win net tppfy »s fhea 

wfm w*r# piylq b¥ mtftf in 

fftc pftgf final ycsF in thsst ln»f#neei 

»fi*rf in i£Eounf Mi o«n p«V^ 6? 

ffiiftf s«w^f ehirin wMi Bt t»sM ypsn 

sf fh* tiviyij *4if*f charK it 

in "5€h#0yft B' n#rwf i ibf fn 

ne fy#n! •n#ll hsh s#*»f cHar^ M 

l«i tflSn UtQ.SO Sff ?¥*? P*f Mil, 

th# rfaînt ef g psei, ssfinkitf 

system ing/gf fire im* m#t*r fer ffw 

ef a*itrmin)no stwtr rtntii 

iftii) rtwiir* i IPKJB! 

lit f&f ttch m*ftf fhsi muii B# 

rssd (etf sf said rMtfing shiii b# fsrn* 

by )h# e*n*f ii sp«ifite in 

The ptf£tfifi99 !S) ef fietss uugt 

gvtr the wf fer minimum shi'i #iss gen 

sfifute rh# pmn*f\itQf IS) it sietM 

t*W*f £hSF@¥l 

Tapping ifww 

m#lns, 

nteeiWr? 

cepurfenancfs, 

s#rvi» pipes fe tr» tufb, and iutfi 

etfitr H^rit ii mgy be ne^RUry ie 

rnikf ffte itwrt 

eennect'Bfii from ffti 

main to the cyris ihih Bt o*fferrp«3 &y 

mt C>fr at the cyifgmtr'i exptrtte ufi 

S#r ffi# suf»rviiisn ef fh« Water and 

S#w#f iup*finftfia*fit CharQfs far tyefi 

s##if E&nntfftofli sHaii b* tila fe tht 

T«s CQfiKfftf it the time of making ip 

pijcifion fsr iuefi csnn*efieri in@ shaii 

he is (el lew* 

a. Ifrffft 4" iatcftl S7190 

B Fir Isteriali larger man 4" there 

will be an a03ifi@rfii charst ts B# i#f g? 

the teafi 1 §1 CSftirnlssisners upon ap 

plication, la la rate shall be a*f#f min«j 

b? tht leans e* cemmiMlen*fi in • 

manrtfr pf**£rt&»d by law 

AM eKfentiBni if sawtr pipes «nd 

mains 6t?sna their praiinf terminaU 

ihili ot insfalM yrtger fne superyilid^ 

of the Water and Itwtr iMperinftndtflt, 

Tht £est ihfftif shall be M»rnf by fftf 

dtveleptr or ffs euitsfnif sfts fti»ef 

ftctuafed sa)i jntfailsflen. Aadffisflillr. 

far §n? eiftnsion sf Hnr pipes and 

mains beyBftd tfwif prtsafH ftrfrilntlf 

there shill be « chtpft o* UO M abov* 

and btyond thaa la#s if set ferffi Ifi 

this itction #n4 affter previtisfls e* mi» 

ergiftancf fsf each unit to tit C#fin#cf»d 

fe fftt City's »**r iyiffm. 

The use sf trttded 

tqwipmenf 

weighing over fftre* (3TJ, fgnt by a 

Sfvfioptr or fht us*e* say fracit 

•qyipfTitfi! by • gyitemaf §# ^ttfttopef 

making r*p#ln or awifetd a cenfrKf 

by fht City ts wefh on fhf City'i wafer 

ine) sawtr main* i strviett, ¥il¥t» #r 

ifrttn it prphiBitvl uhttM givts writ 

fen p#rmi»J0n feybefh fht 

d+tit of pybllt wwtn «nd fht Wafif 

Sewer tuperinfattaint 

Th# T*g CsiiKfsr ihiii be in 

of im bsei4i# rtterSi antf «(&unfs sf 

fht stwtf ttrviet a#paffm#fif ani fi 

fHraiy cMretd wlfh fnt ayty sf •entfino; 

•11 biili, nfihlnf ee(|#£tieni ffsnti ani 

with ill wpfO(Kf*t« mvttf ch*ro« M 

«n ac(*uflt fe b* c»HM "Waftr AAg 

itmr Utility C#H*ctsf'! Accoont " 

ItCtfari;. 

Permit • ppfJeaflam for itiHf 

eenfttcflsti frsfti Msf SIN* af 

l«f*r«f to tfi* ponwrtr if • cu*l**n#f 

•hill M mad» ft Ms f*t«m*>ifto fnifM - 

Ier tipen p#ym#rri #1 • ptrmit fii if 

ttj.Go, mm *ort Mali pfsowl M ffw 

of flit o»if»m#r, 

m»y b* r/jfeJi intf M H» 

pr*i«fKt ang wpon tft# mmttnm at fM 

All tsnimcRlai tnd Wsin*si enter 

pristi and esiabUshmenf* bttit m% but 

net Hm(tt# te, tfteat wftaêirt tn* «ri 

of wettr is fftt#$n! ani 

fe tht opeftfien a tny per 

fign ef said busfntBts er cfittrprttct 

shaii bt pfSisriy genhecttd n * water 

mettr which wiii Ftg&ter me mimsm ef 

of water gein*€f*s in 

or eiferprn** and, 

fft*F*^, the appropriatf 

charges Wiall be madt in ac£erd«n€# 

with ffi* Kiie f»tt4 in item fl e* 

htrtoi 

shafl bt imfaiwa unatr the 

ef nui Wtfer *m Ifwtr 

at fft* txpefife ef me 

tnd ihaii be read annyiHy en 

ir #6oyf June 1 ef each yttr Bill* ^ 

the watff Eensumed in the prfvteyi 

year At lho«m ffi said meter reading 

shtii be due end ptyapie In ftccerdance 

with the schedule set ferfh in lection 3 

hereof ani Wlii unpaid en such d*f* 

shalt bt sublect fi mt payment of in 

ttretf and penalties at s«f teFffi m Se^ 

fiafl 13 abeve 

On frittered prtmties wherein the 

City has r*«iw ts bflitvt mere if a 

waift t* wiftr. upen wrftttn fi*ty*i|f te 

the Consumer ei a Hrticular rnftfreo 

tra City^ Ceynty if duly 

dcearfmtflt, agency er &f 

fie* of the City or County thai! inspect 

fht piymbing, water, «ew#f- meter end 

iucfi ethtr eendifiw 5f tn* ertmfiet 

Which might er esuid affect the usf or 

egnwrnpffsn itf fht water and functiin 

ens itrviet if iht t*w*f tm tniii flit t 

writftn rtperi ef the findinoft. Where 

fhe report jndtsaffi that there is t 

wastt of wafer gaiiiti parriy or whiMy 

by certain praciiees by tht eensiimer 

#nd/§f fgndiheri af th# itrMCtyrt if the 

iaridt vPW wfiiefi the structure it 

iecift€, i copy if the feporf ptarjng a 

wrifftn nsftee fe diicefifiny* ffte prtc 

and/or mik$ n^ceistry repairs 

be fMrnjshed f& ftw egnsyrntr. Mid 

shall require cempiltnct w

h 

i-t 

$ 

li TOESENTIN] NJ. THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1187 .. 

1987 CITY OF SEA ISLE BUDGET 

m*e» * e#r» ntrtsi a * »ni* 

y €B iftg jfjtiagr*! rtfrruary. Hi? ana 

Of? H*H. £*f I it* CfT?. M. J. 

Off* 

us ****** 

par! ft m *%a*i cep¥ 5* **» 

j*CK I 

MUNICIPAL «V£dlT NDTlCt 

nt €#? *• t** iiia sty. cttiaff « eas* Ma? 

thai *mm •••pi a* 

en «woi I?, !«? it 3 » sttet P M #f 

STAT1HKHT 

lUHMUt Of CUB BINT FUND «CTtOÔF APUWVIO tUO«fT 

* * 

J S A # ft 

in 

31 

M#. 

«« AM 

f&i feWflen ^ LSEH Dlifrfcf W ^ Tta 

torn* a* Ha »m> tftilwirt tn * 

art 

CifltrKftHl wvien far etf&a^ ana frnh rim&vti, fir* hf*#nt ttrviti ti 

fHsntf*! is n» snritt ftwllfia hf m^Mcipti ^ 

•vast* 

u t i l i t y 

by NJ.VA 

ittwooo 

S S 3 J 1 S 3 S * 

C I T Y O F S K A ! S L | C I T Y 

C A M C A L C U L A T I O N 

€ f t a e r # r i i , P & H L s m e f 1 * 7 4 , p * * « * l i m i t i e n 

raiwrM s H i t s ' C A P " , i t t i a c t u a l l y c # i c u i i t * s 6 v « 

Ti» aefuai 

itvtmg wfffi fna ffi^m in ff» ivM iudsff tarTstal sswai ftp@fopriafian§* 

tain |«M bnêtt fl@yr*t sn ivbtract^ !ntiirt!nf tnt rncrvt 

t«itw, atw wrvtq. SWi ar Paairal •«, tmHi d**nn i&jarîhifB manaitd pa- 

* A - M S l g , » t t , T I M " w r r t u l l | r > g t i p v r * « r > d m y t i i p i y I? b y 1 J a n d f n i i g i v * * y t u 

f t s b « i i " C A P " ? t f s • m & f l i § < a @ p n ^ i | t i s n s i n e r H t a n i i Q w i J e v e r t f i * 1 * 4 * 

> 

in 

in aMHsn to ft» N^nttt iiiewta atey*, otntF ifter»isi aft 

n^ttf 6? inernHd vatutmnt ffwri ntw esmfrwiAn or 

!!»•&&» straff till in#f liMit HY naauanr Imi and art net 

P' 

Tfa aetwt "CAPS"fir m»#inuo*ctp«HtY win t>« r»vnw*d and amaawtU b r tn# 

pivlMfi Q* L«»l OW*MMIHIW Urvkn in ffs Stitt D*iiwfm*fi» o* 

Atit\r% but th* c«ta*l»Hon» lipen wtikh tn Ji bytfe^r Ml pffpand 

CITY OF HAUL! CITY 

W t . O M W 

1 5 M 5 O 0 0 

hw 

" C A P S " 

T««t Cafftal im 

C 

fram ! 

Tstai MwiiElpaf D Mt J*rvlc« 

mm *-£*PS" 

Emsr^tntr Ayther jut ions 

T o t - i T y p e I p i t f f I f f S t h o c * B t b * S s n M g t 

i i t t r v t tor U n c o f i t s t t d T a s e t 

T e f i i f g c t e f E o f l i 

A m o u n t e f t w h i c h " C A P S " i s t p p i i f t f 

" C A P S " 

laf font etfert Ada 

75 

tj 

inenisd ViluiUini imm 

B f V f f l i i t 

Mtrti 

Fftt 

n 

•f Itr Mod 

WICAPOf'Jf LIT FUNCTION* 

tn eretf facomply with ififufefr ina ftguiafieft rtswlrtmtflfii 

for rtftafR tftparfmtnti ar funetien* fitvt bean tpHf and tfttir 

f R9» apB^p 

h have b*t n tpdf adtf yp at lei law* 

within C«M 

P 

Tefii 

Pubile impisywt Rfiirtmtnt 

lac!#I ItEijrify Iyittm 

Oroup Plan far 

Oftitf IntyFirte 

Sliti Uniform CsnitrucHen 

en Off lela 

nd Wagti 

104.47100 

JW.OOO 00 JQ.OOQ 00 

110,000 00 1*0,000 00 

IM.IOOOO 

190,03600 

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I? — SECTION TWO THE 8KNTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, Till KSDAY. MARCH 11,1»t7 

IU.4O 

Public Notice 

•Y yiBTWl sf a Wnf af 

i art of nv twnor Cavrt sf **•* 

M«r 

n City event 

spa' 

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in Ca«a M*T 

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Partnt Teacher Stadtnt 

AssoclaUon gentral memcharter 

chapter builneta 

meitlng, 

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NoBfittia 

meeting 

PtjnMWlh Inn, 11:30 a.m. 

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AH Mat cartHn fra^t er parcai sf lana 

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Clfy. Ms* tnawn n ye* 14 t* 

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« fill Canfral 

Public Notice 

Alpha BeU 

ol B«u Sigma 

I 

HOTIC1 TO »IDO«HI 

CITY OF OC«AH CITY 

C»P1 MAY COUNTY. 

PHOPOt*L 1*0, *7 M 

MiLL)H60> tfREET AHD 

Mac k t 

Pnpaui UN el €«rr«frt FwM Ifcrfln In itfi Bu##af 

lurptm liianca Otctmttr II, i«4, 

Current iurfftfi Anflelpitfd in 111? lydgef 

Surplm iaiaflee Rtmalnlrvg., ,,,,.,,, 

Iff? 

CAPITAL »OpO«T AND CAPITAL IMPBOVBM1MTPHOOR AM 

thil itcflon l» Inclydad wim m# Annyal liftfetf purwant to HJAC 5:»4 it deet net In IftaH sniff any ayffief liafkm to 

ralM sr tHpand fundi Rathtr, H fi a document vwd « pert of the local unlf* pt inn I no and fnan«#efntnf program. 

5p*tlflc authaflxiflefi fe tHpind fmidi for pufpsai dttcrIbtd in tnli itctlw mutt be srartttd *l»wt>*r», by • Mpaftfe 

bond «-rt *hy ; 

D fatal capita) aipendifyrM tfili V«*r

TWO 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY 

o 

THURSDAY, MARCH It, 1SS7 HC '•; V I iiONS 

, MICHIGAN 49234 

keptical latest sewer 

•pen 

premiere opens, 

Pl«4 

Desfits the doubts ex- Custodis^Cottrell Inc. 

wnd fcf tad C*pe May President DemUs Carlton- 

Monieipal Utilities Jmes-'Ifw 

RETIREMENT PLANNING 

IRAS, KEOBHS, PENSION; 

Which Do You Ouatfy For? 

Managing Ysur Existing Assets. 

Cail 484 7104for Free information 

In operation by 

iaidMUA 

F X Band, 

of tbe firm ta TO* is to third tone to tht will face tf we oWt make thi 

erf mstTKftag tbe past fair that tht MUAschedule will hi horreodou*. 

Ifife Beach/Middle commissioners hate 

f^k»wssUw»tcr treatment demanded thai 

anta. 

nnatas certain the y 

to go on tin* in the MUA's 

will bt fltttwd and wMtewatir treataettf plant Rascal waste uaiei teea& 

men! system, are Sift late 

for on line by the contract Ctty, Avalon* Stooe Harbor 

we wfll (teadllne of July L 

and portions of 

the schedule" for the "We have a 

f i completion, said there depending on as to have "Hundreds at tfaroirafa of 

tourists will be coning ten 

this summer and If thia 

faculty Isn't 

well bt faced 

monumental 

QUID BE AN 

Don't be confused by 






Income Tax return. 

Bind told Carlton-Jonea 

a recent MUA 

As early as the 

10«, the MUA w< 

the Authority's consulting 

Dresser and McKee, that OCI 

was falling behind on its 

'At a 

the contractor on Jane ^Tlierefore, 

B, » V Band explained 

said, 

of tbe con- need for any 

"w* im assured sot ooly tract, ft Is your firm sad sot 

that cawasnt being ddaytd te Authority that may be and 

by any action of the Authority, Habte fdr any 

abreast of the statDs « ttot ttens," Band said 

and ateFt ifeam to ths the contractor 

that may b« 

to meet tt» contract 

wt can do except 

managers, 

art 

for a 

he could have GO'S coo- "We still navt scrioas After tht meeting tend time and avoid tfat 

Men,* 1 

manager attend doubts about tie prospects ftr amldt "ft an doing delay wtmld 

At the conclusion of the ea< 

1 ataitxap aa caltod for 

Jones said that OQ ."prides 

Itself as a company on 

contract scheduled 

never missed a 

project schedule §?w If we 

have to spend our own money 

to accelerate the 

In a subsequent 

the 

commissioners In .the contract 

wer/water 

gfr« to finish tfat 

majority of 1«7 sewtr 1 and Dec. 1 

installed water 

meeting with 

the MVA fit, tee eon> m£m ^ 

on Nov. li, iM, tbe com- Residents here, htt with a Beanse the MUA charges by 

snflut acstsissd ferrjaadi&at 

mission*rs queried the whopping £J millkm sewer the gaUon, infiltration to- of sp 

on again tn the faH Data from 

construction official over an bu] from the Cape May creases what the dty la 

" shift in cttxstructton Cbuntv MUA for 1987, will be charged. Reducing the Inflow 

is for tht 

will Ms 

— doable over wffl save money In the tag 

filing b te 

Daring this netting, ^ ^ f _ ^ combined nm, te commissioner in- be on a basis, for 

had been a shift in aeon 

the project, but that 

he did net expert I i( te biff ^ MUA wffl 

e at Vt>Tech 

ion 

 

QB (Inner 

This year, the Ocean 

that he saw) no fine with tte MUA'a rt«ional AM tothe Feb. storm Kiwanis and Ocean City 

problems in meetly the w»ste treatment system July ^ 

for • Exchange Qubs win sponsor of a genftfH mist wffl 

contractual common date i^ Cotmnlsaloner WUUam Van am. Monday MardUSlnthe ~m event Robert Johnson, made and a short 

Artsdalen """ * Career Ctntsr cafeteria, Kiwanis president said be tatta on vocational education 

Following that meeting. 

expects a 4C W7 ««iting wiUfee 

^ ^ is_ Sewer bllla will 

AôrdUng to Frwholdor twang," Nathan "ffldp" atttentttettitfBttgis 

to submit a detailed con- an annual rate 

James Kflpttrlck, who to bte, Eichange Club stuffed toeast of chkton at a 

status report ontti ^ aj^ Water bills for honorary chairperson, tht DM£deat noted 

s Mile Beach/Middle wffi pgoisin at fa 

«tu«*lon; taterchib meeting will onto ____^ 

ional wsstiwater it again provide the opportunity OsMl€l Joseptj 

a 

month (status report* bad wife te ITOA « 

of IN ^ residents to toor the at MÛ for tattar 

owl school district 

been submitted on a monthly target date — i. 

basis) "to ensure that dMgjg here have __ 

* oince 

everyth^ jwesible Is being eouWhafipenâed^wouW sovfc* chiba will bold their 

? n ! J?l ««>^ctor - . be Aar^ proportionately annual totatdab darner fe extension 

aiitante to emrar* a toe^ But any txoeas money 

The requires a ipeclal 

1ST of thia contact 11 Rannlng Board Feb. 19 ei- permit and a towmhii 

MUA Solicitor Thomas ^ wide In sufnlns fcr ln> andstate 

Y* taded an existing approval to rf responsibility for It, 

«lglins warned Carlto^ (^g ^ Set Iste lyitem, 

build 18,000 square feet of Project* which 

Jot«s that not only would Ca according to VanArtsdakn 

dtict aid retail space on 2,000 gallons or more of ef-: 

be subject to a p€na% For not ^^ owsets revenue and DESIGN OF NORTHFIELD Route 50 in Sâvilk adjicent fluent per 

romptoting the project on finance here, RESTAURANT A WINNER to the Seavtlle tftftm speciAl pen 

time, but that hia firm could ^^ ^ JJUX onHue te Transformation of a According to Bam Aieei, Department of En- 

'be target oft number ^csi utility will no lon|er custard stand on a tHangntar *&» Is developing the vironmental Protection, fti* 

lawsuits from ^ve to treat waste, however, asphalt p»v*d lot, bounded «l lôperty in pwtnerthip with state permit requires ^ 

te all three aides by 

deky money is needed beauss it anofilrfoa^tBttsQlanawe, w«aJd be of a '*vw at fti ^wnship, to 

tn the plant'e operations. g^ muat maintain the into a functkmal «lte for Kobr tractive" two-story design responsiblUty for the ayitma: 

( Tou have stated on a aystem of pipea and pumping Brothers ReiUurant In with perhajMi an anchor retail TOJ was the second mi 

number of occasloos that ^ôns, Nortnfield has woe store on the ground floor and tension ol approval granted to 

(here has not been any actions ^ program to reduce the Cairone/MacWn ft; Kattpp a &&£*& on tbe second floor, Asets, Re said Until now, 

on te part of the Authority amount of excess water going rarit award to otrtsUndW Tb*9 would be built In a timing was wrong for 

that wsuld promt ym frem into the system must also be site treatment in commercial *r*lflht line. 

development 

oocnpleting " bl ~"- > this * fcJ *-^| on »aM tn** 

He declined to on 

Hew Jersty chapter potential proiwt tenants 

Aroerican Society of Land- although be did say he's in 

scape Architects. The award negotfattoiL ^ ° - 

was presented daring the Asess tapes to begin work put Oil till tDJt 

annual meeting banqaet Jan. ^ ^hs project by summer. *• 

39 w al ai TtMiaia neeoni TnUnutirwui iraernauonaj He ,- slao ^ hopes T Tthe ^ ^g septic ^ . Spring W «HI*« A » OI «4? »oo W 

Atlantic 

leytl whicb 

DIFFERENT HOAGI 

CIAL 

VERY DAY 

• DIAL 399-7 

EAT-IN 

a «t Comer 

8th i WMt 

EVEN THE E 

ANSWERS THE TE! 

Art you lust a number to 

ypur Insurance man? To 

our agency, you're always 

a name because you deter 

va P.S^Pifsenal Service 

when you deal with us. Call 

us If we can be of service, 

we'll call you by name, 

erving Ocean C(ty 

Year 'Round 

Since Iflt 

TAKE-OUT 

OUR BUSINESS MAK 

YOURBUSIN 

TT 

be made now to the 

t 

• 

m 

in dipt 

r.tbs New Jcmy Highway 

Authority bis informed 

Assemblyman Guy F\ 

Musiani. 

The 1st District 

to numerous comltafrom 

hli 

and 

about poor conditions of the 

Musiani said btcauat el 

tit 

d 

lower » mlks won't 

until the spring of 

attributed Us lnformttton to 

JftDts W. Conlon, chUf 

engineer with NJHA. WMt 

bid twM trfifdidfd to begin 

Tbe authority will repair 

potholes and, if necMsary, 

place tempi 

aid maintain the 

parkway until resurfacing 

work can begin, 

Vitsrana 

Uit 

In 

MS at the Tennessee Afennt boat 

•nd ael a W daily charge for 

& 

thftSth 

and Ua 

Nell 

rtcottimendtd Council adopt an 

as soon as 

ir *ree**iT^ they didnt object to ti» 

fee concept Cttlieitt 

an Idea named by Mayor 

- Unl aiallabto. 

I, wefi raised to 0 for 

. iiaFli!$i& 

after May SI; $S wteUy; PD 

r; |iO t transferable, 

lint Edward 

ha 

bead)es for tar 

g bette this 

106th Year, Number 66 Ocean City, N J, y, March 19, mi Two Sections Priae (669) 39^5411 

ATTACK 

. . „ , and it Is I Ocean City*s own rugby football elnb, the Jersey Shore Sharks, opened 

tht season Saturday at the high school football field. For the story, please turn to the back page of 

^ • • • i ^ 

to the considered oo public 

toach fits beams* tbe "betchts are 

To^thotL 

mture's mtes htton- gg 1 11 , ate P^ 

by the Planning the township has already adopted Most of the 

of last year and tot pieces el the Planning Board's pUn, hope 

4uggistid implementing a family Board In 

Oft year the governing body voted to 

Oacuge discount to accommodate revised in 1076. ittOB, township increase fgjaimftta residential lot sfees 

Smtties with several chUdrto. To avert p 

recoenmended from 20,000 to 40,000 square feet, grand- whether the 

A woman who m»|n»Vw rwntal udti Solicitor James to the Planning fathering certain pre-existing lots of alterations shook! be 

on weekly Park fee Place eould wist said bosUylopeopit 

increasing the ^> Bosrd plu for bt a resohltko sent of approval Just in »,000 and S0 ( 000 square fwt made 

the city for three days, 

c ** e there'* W question that what's nooconforming by the ordinance, to read the ordinance. 

. „ 7^ being presented has been 100 percent An ordinance prohibiting duplexes • 

to 

w«ktolifelmprij 

John McCann 

FiWpftoto 

entrance to 

U 

al •lw*MJin 

cocaine 

d dollars. 

th* 

sndtMsf at 

(and) everything will be restored 

Fire 

it 

was at 9:11 a.ni after a water TV leak was traced Friday to an end 

of a haxardous sobstance/ 

1 said Freiberg. The note, 

involved has 

>vered about pump, situated on a 6,000-gallon 

What was first calkd la Friday as a & inch#s of gasoline floating in tha gas untoaded gasoline tank. All three tanks, however, Isn't an accusation of any 

said Eistnbardt, mor« sdsecptiUe to 

out to be a major un- station^ water meter pit 

ptas pools of escaped gasoline, wire 

criminal wrongdoing or 

•o to has reafly pitebsd nid Eissohanlt 

it Isak at Ooitman'a Octfln City Fire Impector DOB vscuugvpumped Hp Friday by Handex, a r«lb«rg 

ta." 

4l We Just want to» 

it foot of the 

BânvUli, HJ. biied recovery team 

Elienhardt confirmed Wtdntsday 

even the wtatbs 

and Pleasure Avenue, 

on one of hired by Enon. 

ere has been no evidence of 

Excavation 

i 

of all three tanks, rongdoing or neglect 

planned for April 15 when " was nothing that could have 

v 

was due to «rptre, started done within reason to prevent (the 

said yd 

•Vi 

V!? ' !••'••• !'•"•*=>* 

1 

After the DIP presents iU iindingi 

from soU tests, the extent ofun* 

derground contamination will be 

are 

in two to 

— „,„ 

Until the tests are complttwl, ndther 

the DIP nor any efts? 

However, It 

by the 

VBGin^p^pBfflped 

amounts a!' 

__ the flow of any 

pools* At Mat tide, water tables in the 

few hundred tott from the 

— can rsach Just 

• few feet 

will reportedly reimbursetba 

._ of the service station for M 

revem*. and will par to the andrs 

DftlM 

itiaggilng 

•*•

TWO 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY 

o 

THURSDAY, MARCH It, 1SS7 HC '•; V I iiONS 

, MICHIGAN 49234 

keptical latest sewer 

•pen 

premiere opens, 

Pl«4 

Desfits the doubts ex- Custodis^Cottrell Inc. 

wnd fcf tad C*pe May President DemUs Carlton- 

Monieipal Utilities Jmes-'Ifw 

RETIREMENT PLANNING 

IRAS, KEOBHS, PENSION; 

Which Do You Ouatfy For? 

Managing Ysur Existing Assets. 

Cail 484 7104for Free information 

In operation by 

iaidMUA 

F X Band, 

of tbe firm ta TO* is to third tone to tht will face tf we oWt make thi 

erf mstTKftag tbe past fair that tht MUAschedule will hi horreodou*. 

Ifife Beach/Middle commissioners hate 

f^k»wssUw»tcr treatment demanded thai 

anta. 

nnatas certain the y 

to go on tin* in the MUA's 

will bt fltttwd and wMtewatir treataettf plant Rascal waste uaiei teea& 

men! system, are Sift late 

for on line by the contract Ctty, Avalon* Stooe Harbor 

we wfll (teadllne of July L 

and portions of 

the schedule" for the "We have a 

f i completion, said there depending on as to have "Hundreds at tfaroirafa of 

tourists will be coning ten 

this summer and If thia 

faculty Isn't 

well bt faced 

monumental 

QUID BE AN 

Don't be confused by 






Income Tax return. 

Bind told Carlton-Jonea 

a recent MUA 

As early as the 

10«, the MUA w< 

the Authority's consulting 

Dresser and McKee, that OCI 

was falling behind on its 

'At a 

the contractor on Jane ^Tlierefore, 

B, » V Band explained 

said, 

of tbe con- need for any 

"w* im assured sot ooly tract, ft Is your firm sad sot 

that cawasnt being ddaytd te Authority that may be and 

by any action of the Authority, Habte fdr any 

abreast of the statDs « ttot ttens," Band said 

and ateFt ifeam to ths the contractor 

that may b« 

to meet tt» contract 

wt can do except 

managers, 

art 

for a 

he could have GO'S coo- "We still navt scrioas After tht meeting tend time and avoid tfat 

Men,* 1 

manager attend doubts about tie prospects ftr amldt "ft an doing delay wtmld 

At the conclusion of the ea< 

1 ataitxap aa caltod for 

Jones said that OQ ."prides 

Itself as a company on 

contract scheduled 

never missed a 

project schedule §?w If we 

have to spend our own money 

to accelerate the 

In a subsequent 

the 

commissioners In .the contract 

wer/water 

gfr« to finish tfat 

majority of 1«7 sewtr 1 and Dec. 1 

installed water 

meeting with 

the MVA fit, tee eon> m£m ^ 

on Nov. li, iM, tbe com- Residents here, htt with a Beanse the MUA charges by 

snflut acstsissd ferrjaadi&at 

mission*rs queried the whopping £J millkm sewer the gaUon, infiltration to- of sp 

on again tn the faH Data from 

construction official over an bu] from the Cape May creases what the dty la 

" shift in cttxstructton Cbuntv MUA for 1987, will be charged. Reducing the Inflow 

is for tht 

will Ms 

— doable over wffl save money In the tag 

filing b te 

Daring this netting, ^ ^ f _ ^ combined nm, te commissioner in- be on a basis, for 

had been a shift in aeon 

the project, but that 

he did net expert I i( te biff ^ MUA wffl 

e at Vt>Tech 

ion 

 

QB (Inner 

This year, the Ocean 

that he saw) no fine with tte MUA'a rt«ional AM tothe Feb. storm Kiwanis and Ocean City 

problems in meetly the w»ste treatment system July ^ 

for • Exchange Qubs win sponsor of a genftfH mist wffl 

contractual common date i^ Cotmnlsaloner WUUam Van am. Monday MardUSlnthe ~m event Robert Johnson, made and a short 

Artsdalen """ * Career Ctntsr cafeteria, Kiwanis president said be tatta on vocational education 

Following that meeting. 

expects a 4C W7 ««iting wiUfee 

^ ^ is_ Sewer bllla will 

AôrdUng to Frwholdor twang," Nathan "ffldp" atttentttettitfBttgis 

to submit a detailed con- an annual rate 

James Kflpttrlck, who to bte, Eichange Club stuffed toeast of chkton at a 

status report ontti ^ aj^ Water bills for honorary chairperson, tht DM£deat noted 

s Mile Beach/Middle wffi pgoisin at fa 

«tu«*lon; taterchib meeting will onto ____^ 

ional wsstiwater it again provide the opportunity OsMl€l Joseptj 

a 

month (status report* bad wife te ITOA « 

of IN ^ residents to toor the at MÛ for tattar 

owl school district 

been submitted on a monthly target date — i. 

basis) "to ensure that dMgjg here have __ 

* oince 

everyth^ jwesible Is being eouWhafipenâed^wouW sovfc* chiba will bold their 

? n ! J?l ««>^ctor - . be Aar^ proportionately annual totatdab darner fe extension 

aiitante to emrar* a toe^ But any txoeas money 

The requires a ipeclal 

1ST of thia contact 11 Rannlng Board Feb. 19 ei- permit and a towmhii 

MUA Solicitor Thomas ^ wide In sufnlns fcr ln> andstate 

Y* taded an existing approval to rf responsibility for It, 

«lglins warned Carlto^ (^g ^ Set Iste lyitem, 

build 18,000 square feet of Project* which 

Jot«s that not only would Ca according to VanArtsdakn 

dtict aid retail space on 2,000 gallons or more of ef-: 

be subject to a p€na% For not ^^ owsets revenue and DESIGN OF NORTHFIELD Route 50 in Sâvilk adjicent fluent per 

romptoting the project on finance here, RESTAURANT A WINNER to the Seavtlle tftftm speciAl pen 

time, but that hia firm could ^^ ^ JJUX onHue te Transformation of a According to Bam Aieei, Department of En- 

'be target oft number ^csi utility will no lon|er custard stand on a tHangntar *&» Is developing the vironmental Protection, fti* 

lawsuits from ^ve to treat waste, however, asphalt p»v*d lot, bounded «l lôperty in pwtnerthip with state permit requires ^ 

te all three aides by 

deky money is needed beauss it anofilrfoa^tBttsQlanawe, w«aJd be of a '*vw at fti ^wnship, to 

tn the plant'e operations. g^ muat maintain the into a functkmal «lte for Kobr tractive" two-story design responsiblUty for the ayitma: 

( Tou have stated on a aystem of pipea and pumping Brothers ReiUurant In with perhajMi an anchor retail TOJ was the second mi 

number of occasloos that ^ôns, Nortnfield has woe store on the ground floor and tension ol approval granted to 

(here has not been any actions ^ program to reduce the Cairone/MacWn ft; Kattpp a &&£*& on tbe second floor, Asets, Re said Until now, 

on te part of the Authority amount of excess water going rarit award to otrtsUndW Tb*9 would be built In a timing was wrong for 

that wsuld promt ym frem into the system must also be site treatment in commercial *r*lflht line. 

development 

oocnpleting " bl ~"- > this * fcJ *-^| on »aM tn** 

He declined to on 

Hew Jersty chapter potential proiwt tenants 

Aroerican Society of Land- although be did say he's in 

scape Architects. The award negotfattoiL ^ ° - 

was presented daring the Asess tapes to begin work put Oil till tDJt 

annual meeting banqaet Jan. ^ ^hs project by summer. *• 

39 w al ai TtMiaia neeoni TnUnutirwui iraernauonaj He ,- slao ^ hopes T Tthe ^ ^g septic ^ . Spring W «HI*« A » OI «4? »oo W 

Atlantic 

leytl whicb 

DIFFERENT HOAGI 

CIAL 

VERY DAY 

• DIAL 399-7 

EAT-IN 

a «t Comer 

8th i WMt 

EVEN THE E 

ANSWERS THE TE! 

Art you lust a number to 

ypur Insurance man? To 

our agency, you're always 

a name because you deter 

va P.S^Pifsenal Service 

when you deal with us. Call 

us If we can be of service, 

we'll call you by name, 

erving Ocean C(ty 

Year 'Round 

Since Iflt 

TAKE-OUT 

OUR BUSINESS MAK 

YOURBUSIN 

TT 

be made now to the 

t 

• 

m 

in dipt 

r.tbs New Jcmy Highway 

Authority bis informed 

Assemblyman Guy F\ 

Musiani. 

The 1st District 

to numerous comltafrom 

hli 

and 

about poor conditions of the 

Musiani said btcauat el 

tit 

d 

lower » mlks won't 

until the spring of 

attributed Us lnformttton to 

JftDts W. Conlon, chUf 

engineer with NJHA. WMt 

bid twM trfifdidfd to begin 

Tbe authority will repair 

potholes and, if necMsary, 

place tempi 

aid maintain the 

parkway until resurfacing 

work can begin, 

Vitsrana 

Uit 

In 

MS at the Tennessee Afennt boat 

•nd ael a W daily charge for 

& 

thftSth 

and Ua 

Nell 

rtcottimendtd Council adopt an 

as soon as 

ir *ree**iT^ they didnt object to ti» 

fee concept Cttlieitt 

an Idea named by Mayor 

- Unl aiallabto. 

I, wefi raised to 0 for 

. iiaFli!$i& 

after May SI; $S wteUy; PD 

r; |iO t transferable, 

lint Edward 

ha 

bead)es for tar 

g bette this 

106th Year, Number 66 Ocean City, N J, y, March 19, mi Two Sections Priae (669) 39^5411 

ATTACK 

. . „ , and it Is I Ocean City*s own rugby football elnb, the Jersey Shore Sharks, opened 

tht season Saturday at the high school football field. For the story, please turn to the back page of 

^ • • • i ^ 

to the considered oo public 

toach fits beams* tbe "betchts are 

To^thotL 

mture's mtes htton- gg 1 11 , ate P^ 

by the Planning the township has already adopted Most of the 

of last year and tot pieces el the Planning Board's pUn, hope 

4uggistid implementing a family Board In 

Oft year the governing body voted to 

Oacuge discount to accommodate revised in 1076. ittOB, township increase fgjaimftta residential lot sfees 

Smtties with several chUdrto. To avert p 

recoenmended from 20,000 to 40,000 square feet, grand- whether the 

A woman who m»|n»Vw rwntal udti Solicitor James to the Planning fathering certain pre-existing lots of alterations shook! be 

on weekly Park fee Place eould wist said bosUylopeopit 

increasing the ^> Bosrd plu for bt a resohltko sent of approval Just in »,000 and S0 ( 000 square fwt made 

the city for three days, 

c ** e there'* W question that what's nooconforming by the ordinance, to read the ordinance. 

. „ 7^ being presented has been 100 percent An ordinance prohibiting duplexes • 

to 

w«ktolifelmprij 

John McCann 

FiWpftoto 

entrance to 

U 

al •lw*MJin 

cocaine 

d dollars. 

th* 

sndtMsf at 

(and) everything will be restored 

Fire 

it 

was at 9:11 a.ni after a water TV leak was traced Friday to an end 

of a haxardous sobstance/ 

1 said Freiberg. The note, 

involved has 

>vered about pump, situated on a 6,000-gallon 

What was first calkd la Friday as a & inch#s of gasoline floating in tha gas untoaded gasoline tank. All three tanks, however, Isn't an accusation of any 

said Eistnbardt, mor« sdsecptiUe to 

out to be a major un- station^ water meter pit 

ptas pools of escaped gasoline, wire 

criminal wrongdoing or 

•o to has reafly pitebsd nid Eissohanlt 

it Isak at Ooitman'a Octfln City Fire Impector DOB vscuugvpumped Hp Friday by Handex, a r«lb«rg 

ta." 

4l We Just want to» 

it foot of the 

BânvUli, HJ. biied recovery team 

Elienhardt confirmed Wtdntsday 

even the wtatbs 

and Pleasure Avenue, 

on one of hired by Enon. 

ere has been no evidence of 

Excavation 

i 

of all three tanks, rongdoing or neglect 

planned for April 15 when " was nothing that could have 

v 

was due to «rptre, started done within reason to prevent (the 

said yd 

•Vi 

V!? ' !••'••• !'•"•*=>* 

1 

After the DIP presents iU iindingi 

from soU tests, the extent ofun* 

derground contamination will be 

are 

in two to 

— „,„ 

Until the tests are complttwl, ndther 

the DIP nor any efts? 

However, It 

by the 

VBGin^p^pBfflped 

amounts a!' 

__ the flow of any 

pools* At Mat tide, water tables in the 

few hundred tott from the 

— can rsach Just 

• few feet 

will reportedly reimbursetba 

._ of the service station for M 

revem*. and will par to the andrs 

DftlM 

itiaggilng 

•*•

SECTION ONE 

TOE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, 

M, THURSDAY, MARCH 1». 1187 THE 

Jheriff 

PAGE 3 

;CT1ON ONE 

f hb swearing In again as president of 

thf Sheriffs Association of New Jersey, James 

Plpusls meets with Gov. Keas in Trenton last 

wttl and via ad- 

«ttof offk* 

us?, Tbocnata Keaa. 

» at- *sd 

undid by abaritta and 

rtprcs« ntatlfM of UM 21 tbi 

long hUtocy of tM 

abetifTi Mflii fa New 

haj tti crijiM In the 

Here U 

>aJd la^deatta 

of the county 

It UtiMl direct cootart irtth 

e§ hat gtowtt fee ptopli tiat wffl BBiflfiBg 

nd reflect* the the iheriff u the fixtureof 

««ds of the people. county law and order Into 

oat that With my re-election to tt* 

•herWi (flk* of prcririknt of the 

i to ad- •wacUtlan, it Is my Mrttaflffl 

rorkknd tain to aaalxt tt* state 

tncreaje sheriff* la »ervlng tbeir 

H Haff BIB* Aa ttjB GBIY ^flfHtifopflfa afw^ aidn fttfipf 

elected law enforcement kaw enforcement •gmrifm for 

» 

u*rj,i! 

# 

•I'^fi'',, 

-A;..?n£ 

fcW;kfc:;SES 

^ 

Aim 

T0YLAND;834AiburyAv*\ 

•VttA'MiitffWrt 

Clty.NJ, *399-5b11 

. ; • I : "••• 

MAIN «TORHi 

'.PUfeNITURlAMÎX 

OPEN 0A(UYi f MA, • iPM, W^\,vMiU*PM 

\ 5v * 

^'» f >^ 

¥ti 'h 

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PAGE 4 

THE SENT1NEL.LEDCER, OCEAN CITY, 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J PAGE $ :CTION ONE 

t ready for th 

aster unny 

3 Days Only 

# FrK# Sat 

WINTER STOCK 

Summer i 

Merchandise 

?/m 

WA YS« VILLAGE, 

full day of beauty 

for just $70, 

Regularly $80. 

This head to toe service will include: 

loner 

cut & blow dry 

iplimentary lunch 

TOY A FACIAL 

not take advantage of the most up-to-date 

care equipment around. Come try this new 

service available at HAIR DYNASTY, Complete 

private faeilitieSj for both men & women. 

Or 4 Visits 

for 

$20* (Rag. $25.) $78* 

01 Shore Road, Semen 

Rt-Opening March 21st 

STIPINTO 

SPRING 

WITH on« of our 

•ulti from our 

ourttandingeol- 

Itctlon of 

Pastels In Pink; 

let Blue, Citrui 

•lUt-TOUCH tLAZli 

Th# tmk *M tat* & 

fHMity by 

•tut TOUCH fKirr 

•r MVTM^ *mm turn 

COAT R 

f 

__ POINT — Sooth formed 

with 

Regional Theatre AT*T. 

All three plays are 

March 

"Witty, sentimental and available as a special 

tt*w advanced choir, which will ka?£ been performing 

_ to Mootr«al througBoot Hew Jersey ana 

Sodety b still taking ordin 

for fresh cut daffodils to help 

raise funds for cancer formation 

research, education and 

patient service programs. 

The flowers will be resdy for 

delivery March SMB. Call the For 

A UNIQUE SHOPPIN( 

EXPERIENCi 

Final Winter Clearance Sai© 

On Selected I ferni 

• Dresses • 50% Off 

• Leathtrs • 30% Off 

• Suedes- 50% Off 

• Winter Suits - $99, 

8S4 &SBURY AVENUE 

JCEANCITY, NJ.miU 

{A^rsMfrom City HgMj 

INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE 

Furniture Close-outs 

• 3-Plice Sectional Rtg $2600 Now 4 1 

• Print Sofa & Love Seat reg $isoo Now * 7 5 O 

• Velvet Sofa & Love seat rag taooo Now $ 97i 

Over 100 Bedspreads in Stock 

Now 30% OFF 

Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, Bei 

SCIOLI INTI 

6019th Street -ALL SALES FINAL !4W 

waNns welcomei 

ticnj 

ANY' 

SERVICE 

oogpon not 

0 d with any 

other specials 

c&U 3964511 

dancing to perform, and the Nathan **ong the East Coast for. the 

t walu and Heche Theatre Arts Award, P^^sevcn T^wa, They Will 

" tt uie 

1247 Wtst Avenui, Oetan City 

Phone 399-9493 

-MONDAY 8PECUL- 

Haircuts »4 00 

„__ 

April 

A 1S64 gnduate of Mlcklle annual tour 

beginning April 16. 

TTchets will be 

the door or, in 

VERY DAY SPECIAL 

Rtg, 15,00 

lxp.3-31 All Pfrm! 

l¥# i f# s Hair Care Cwntmr for thm sntffi Family 

§n. f Tuts,, Wed,, Pr|.9to4;30 * Thurs, 9 to 7 * Sat, ?to 4 

A Prettier You 

This Spring in 

Fabulous 

w©dt#r Ore * in 

Th§ btautfful look starts 

srtth a sweater dent to 

perfection here with 

loft, pretty intarsla 

flowers in fhi sweater 

fhet bloom again in the 

iklrt harder, 

Petltei, Misses 

$74,00 JU0 oo 

PRESS SHOPPi 

741 Asbury Avenuf 

Mon.-Sat. 10-5 

Frl. 10=5 ,7-9 

itnlor Cltiitn DiSCQum 10% 

ITCHEN KLASSI 

303 34th Street, Ocean City 399=3339 

Hours 10 to 3 p.m M Wed,-Sat, 

CABINETRY FOR ALL ROOM 

KITCHEN & BATH CABINETS 

Richcraft Imperia 

Yorktowne Adelphia Decora 

APPLIANCES COUNTER TOPS 

Tappan Corian 

Roper Formica 

'REE ESTIMATES & D 

Insinuation Available 

IIGN 

ThisLa tbs third time 

seven years that The Young 

Entertainers have prasett^d 

a member In concert ftt.'|ila 

ahna mater. Previous ettorta 

Included John Allegretto.,at 

Ocean aty High School In 1990 

and Brian Conover at ^.X. 

School In I9d ' 

lam 

m 8:30 pjn, 

will be 

dirlng the city's "Swing Into 

Spring*' big band duct *ndl 

banjo baah this Saturdayon 

the Music Pier, boardwalk at 

Moorlyn Terrace, 

The Diek Anthony Or* 

chestra and the 

•t leading hotels and dvic 

functions in the Delaware 

Valley. The banjo band playi 

at th© Music Pierthe 

summer. * 

$5 per person 

light refresh- 

To reserve tables 

the Public Htkttm 

.»::• 

Didl i vteepmMi 

win 

Maaonlc Chib I pm 

at 

htcaue of 

of drtvin| 

_ _ Of SIBJ 

driven and hew oldtr 

vxtomt «ad k now latfng 

ftt ae of tafttr 

Women's AssoeiaUos, 

CANOVAS 

BIRTH OF DAUGHTER 

Mr. and Mr* Jodt Thm\- UI-LI •• 

dma Canova Jr. of 

of Girl Seotttng (1911- ^rgaintown UBooaDt tt* 

tram 10 «JIL to 3 pjn, ^rth of a daoghttr, Manga VIRGINIA TRIP 

March 21 on tfaa MH, on Fdb. 18 toShore SET APRIL M 

tatic Pier here, Mimorial Hoipltil. She It* 

The theme "Juliftte'i Mfhed 8 poundi 4 ooncw 

U Joined at hooe by a M*y County will 

in the United "» t D«ni*e4H ( and brother trip to Norfolk and 

Juliette Gordon Low, *ade III Stt, MaUrnal News, Va, April mm 

The Brownie. Junior, Praperents are Mr, and four-day, three-night, ei 

IB tM 

7 i r- rtioQlttiRiaiL p«4od foflowed. 

TbtSAi 

Gaining 

Stimulation) 

Atl* 

wiU 

:Odette and Senior tropt will J^«- John Laa^tt of curtioo will include viaita to by 

bt dlipUying and derooo- Wilmington, DeL Paternal Gardens by the Sea botanical Angeb 

Anting aUDs and knowledge graotoareoti an B*r. tad gardens, McArthur Joto 

acquired through the Girl Wi. Jade Cawva Sr, of New Memorial, Chrysler Moieun, Qetan . 

counci for 

dtlitai at ni 

krcmtlona in ( 

counttWv 

to 

flsHQliint^s O^Bivh. 

diriilon of 

18 

a touriit'a view of 

U welcome; Muoij grtat-gre*nAnother bmrbor cmlae. Tlcketi are Seniors elau."~A s^Sai 

b% of Oce«n fS36 breakfasts representative of the 

American Association of 

Retired Persons and member 

flf the AMP state legislative 

committee, he is also a 

Superintendent 

£•'•" Mayor 

^^^^^ &t toe7Stti ytar 

;' of Girl Scout 

of scouting skills will be 

featured SaturSy on WMusic Pier from 10a.m. to 3 p.m 

PROMPT 1 DAY SERVICI 

S#rr/nQOc«rtC/ty« Vtelnity" 

if IVB Btlll good, "REPAIR IT" 

We repair motf ma lor brands of 

wash© ri, dryeri, rtirlgerator*, rangts 

and dlihwiihfn, • Parti iaiei • 

wtum 

March 31, iffy 

At of Wednesday, April 1st, 

making of a newiptper by 

of Fred C. B*n»on and rtaffof 

a the Holy Land by Rev. Brian 

Roberts and Frank Davis a 

I Gilbert Sr, of 

will 

In Upper 

the Republican 

Oub, at the Upper Cape 

Library, Petersburg 7:50 pm 

March 23. 

Dr. Stepura Joined the 

July aa the superintendent of 

school*. He was 

ortmlnl 

the Port Republic 

All women are 

hear hli talk. 

p*ychiatrtit 

tamatlfiL 

donM," fat Mid 

thoold Inform year ttt upcoming btv 

B:30to5:30 

SAT 

CITY 

n 

to 

American Bmlnen 

if to bring 

women tf 

to pt 

to grow perfi 

aonally and 

l and national recognition, 

nm FaDdâi«ing wmfa are htld 

I, 10 Airing the year to benefit the 

their edocatioa 

ATTENTION 

OCEAN CITY PET OWNERS 

E. Werner, V.M.D. 

and 

Alice J. Straughan, D.V.M. 

Rtgraf tht ttmporary closing of ' 

The Ocean City Veterinary Office 

due to fire damage. 

Your pits can receive health 

care at our Somers Point Veterinary Clinic 

1 Br. 

927-8077 

or Marie Bober. 3fiB- 

W© art sopry for any ineonytnlfnet fa ©yr Ocean City client! 


• INGROWN TOENAIL: 

•FUNGUS NAILS 

ER SURGERY 

. ANDINOmOB 

• WARTS 

•FIBROUS GROWTH 

a 

EARLY EDUCATION CENTER 

^yliy C*rtlfi*o $!*« 

State L»ctnt«l 

Retirement 

Half D*y • Full Day 

D*vC*rt 

M"^morahy.a^S3 

that can't be beaH 

tint tofora you burl 

CUSTOM BLIND 

by Gary Twlggs 

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PAGE i THESENTWi IAN CITY. NJ, 

TOESEMTINEL4.EDGRR 

OCEAN CITY. N.J 

SECTION ONE 

new, 

"WtVi tantoo g 

the 

In Heu of a Planning 

Board approval. He feared 

taw avttr '^Wbat we're Mnf 

rt"be«aid 

be may be 

ge He md 

township tatyear for Dot 

t> MM I MCtnd 

adjustment denial 

d ~ 

U the ordinance isn't restricted housing. ~r**tric- 

AalVwd rt wouldI be 'ibe ttooi on dtvi^mt In flood 

first time In history Upper bnanJoua areas of Strath- 

we up 

to $JI00 

>q. ft. ba< 

Our lew prie# 

fp.e.i 

Double Refund from Scotts -$4.00 

Your fin»l tost 

»5.tS 

Your only 

LAWN PRO DEALER 

OCEAN CITY 

IMC^ 

Scotts 

IN 

hr about 10 

aircraft, 

AR* 

iiiirtli 

floor area of 1*000 

bora to a *«fr | 5frn, 

•crea, wttft 400 feet of n»dport 

woe 

MS and be ex- 

Cairtraft and wooM allow an 

related aircraft repair, 

tfffioeji 

and niaiintfrnance 

plas commercial 

topatit Hr§ 

to air- 

In a 

at about UM 

JKF *njctttrw co«ld t» rêired port*. AH atroctaree coold be t T?? l * nn Tln *«** 12 

Mm.lta or replaced If damaged by 

lone 

DO more than 35 feet WL *Wch cwaed an 

cut 

to a 

l^Hî*^ Ae^rdliig to „„__, 

CommitteetDan and 

to tnm 4! and PSanaer F**Bk Banbch. ttai Planning Board member ? 

It's not uncorivnon for car He also discovered the 

for Strath- 

MNrSp whose florist step t* * 

deaifrsfips to replace an atwtsi trend In designer 

occasional hood ornament 

ram wmw created to asmtow the Meet from me ._**+ «?•. yei as when oneii mining from the 

per acre and no 

thetoi 

airstrip, said the township brarectty Iwtalled wt»d- 

lot 

that the stoltn nood or* 

am, for shore 

airport or Marmora Fir* Chief 

HS^BBQs may pfiG S£ B80Q to 

Lee maid It was Art when Ocean Pontiac- 

Oat Walter and CaoÎlac at tt Street and 

019am 

ttania usually rwjQMted of a 

Fame's U West , t Avinae fc- - opened for j^ 0 1 "V ta ornament* 

tratbmere-i resort ^ 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

Increased nriniinnm y^ J2^ ^^ "PP r 

VOl R TICKFT TO A WORLD PREMIERE! 

outh rsey regtonol theatre 

W 

FJ H$ni 

DA< 

10 belter serve your investment needs, A.G 

Northfield office is moving to a new location: 

CENTRAL PARK EAST, BIJDG, m 

222 New Road, Linwood, New Jersey 

New Phone Number * SfMaOQ] 

j 

- " °- -- • - . _ ' ' 

AJihoygh our local ion will change, we'll still be 

10 providing personal service to invîors Uke û Come 

find youf own comer of Wai] Sireet at A.a Ed*ar&, 

where we of ftr a mdt array of 

financial producti and 

sffvias to mcei your 

part of 

Abo esUbliahed under tfa6 

ordinance would be a 

aubl* a hor»e. All preexisting 

horses would be U:» 

oausesf Moodaj, sales mm pulled back and tripped 

*. «^^ manaier Joe CalUhan, off wtUi wlr* catter* 

toe wall by the (tlscovered tte metallic i^mftimf 

of March 16, So far 

thit If the 

was 

out 

tbe •jtricultnn! and low* to ti* **!!* to get it the fire 

IN OUR 18th YEAR 

OHMOSTMAJOf 

OFIN DAILY 8-A, IAT. 9 2 

Dr. Frederick A, Fazio 

= CHIROPRACTOR -= 

Proudly Announces the Opening of the 


FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC 

HEALTH CENTER 

518 B SHT* Read, i Aats fran C^caCeU • 

Marmor».NewJrTscy,0«i23 

ForAppointifi*nM6WJ3iW-i66^ ••.. -. 

tb« 

IS 

The Ocean atf Civic dob put? *£ the 

will meet noon Tuesday, W N purchated from 

March Mat the Youth Center Marcella Fry durinf the next 

for a silent auction and meeting, Fritee thoold be 

program on flower hrought to the meeting for the 

members are •!« 

t^minded of the April 8 eard 

w to crow 

be April tf at the center. 

Residents of Edinburgh yoa're missing a rooeter t take 

Road were awakened at 4 heed: the re«ldenU of 

am yesterdsy by a duty- Edinburgh Road weren't 

bound rooster. At press tune, amgaed and had called the - 

fct rooster was still strutting vti- dog catcher ( one resident 

up and down tbe street aa reported 

i. If 

BOOK FAIR TORPARENTS 

Thn Upper Townfthlp/Ocean 

City Mothers i 

Rd) PetenbUm 

dub is sponsoring an early 9 p.m. Friday, March ID, and 

book fair in the from 16 a.nx to 2 p.m. 

i* * 

n§jt i) nd boardwalk rehabilitation 

prejeuUi the mayor opposed 

tBfftai has biMjiQi the we«*ly t* 

town and tbss are wttbcmta 

'JS^J'PL!** It 1 ! imWag the 13 weekly to 

net to have a dally without baling a dal^, 

gwierally QDlan said. "ItMnfc ft wi 

_-- — --- _ nut oi 

, Public ReUUona hntinrm 

aeid "Not bavin* 

kUto ate iv* m 

oey suffer 

without a 

*dbeUe?ea 

tag 

«*rlier Ola week 

and theft at Rauh*user*i 

721 Asbury Av. ( 

occurred between 

was made 

. through the aide door el the 

rtOFt after a glsM Uoi^te 

was removed and the screen 

kicked in. About $15 was 

stolen, he said. 

In whit may be a related 

Boy, 11, 

two 111 

Anilwalking 

In the COO block of 

Haven Avenue,, wai apby 

two meo ta a 

blue 4-door sedan at 

.-.-.__ _ , WsSO p.m. 

bid after the men 

to coax Mm into the car, 

or or 

outlet with me tar. 

said. 

yoor mil 

It'snBtwt owe to the 

[i Glavu said the 

t 

^lUan however, labeled 

there wai no way for 

ipecton to trace ttoe 

il purchaser of a 

ii tag, ' 

SI 

fee feet as HA 

John 

was broken into boardwalk, 

sometime before 7 a,m, 

Monda* mnA t*ft | ^ repOft«d 

u Entry wai made 

a garage window, 

are no suspects In 

At 8:31 that same morniftg, 

responded to a report 

cbeonette at 840 

round no 

between the 

was broken into 

the rear door. 

was 

connection 

I he would have accepted 

fit tf provUont for U* 

prednd« bama towing coofractor wno ctay" 

aid ftt 

fa tttintfon 

^31 

on 

aneoid be totaled 

meNovembi 

the blue law 

and for 

boardwalk 

»>"hi eoatraet ^ ** 

teând poo.OW In a*o the 

feti 

xtw»lk repein," be akt 

en ordinance 

ff we look dsim'tte toeIt 

Wi tocreaae) la not oat of 

Bat* Cape May, Stone Harbor 

2.. saffi 

and Avilon dM tt 

mtpbtn rejected 

"AaloBgas 

tmd , R«creaUoB or 

was 

to the tool 

n mfllkm in tbe 

capital Improvement £tan far 

^ beach replenlshiDent 

m Mark Vktotto 

Troia. 

"The problem U we're 

said. ( Tf you don't 

want to charge for the boat 

then don*t pay for the 

out you have to charge/' he 

continued. "You cant grre 

was 

the service without paying for 

it. ; 

"If you dont wast money 

mustache and was 

Cor the beaA don't raiae the 

28 to», 

number was 

because he Urned of certain 

Incidents requiring roper* 

sticker reading "Newvision. 

Sobtr Drivers. 11 

: release the 

•IINCtlW 

IDING 

Asbury A 

many Umlbe* 

• Quality 

* Performan 

• Price 

FOR ALL YOUR 

FL00RIN6 NEED 

Bt said 

SMILE PLEA! 

BRACES ARE BEi 

Ht* 

FMI 

net bsmik, Sia^, Dad and Man tanpt awed a«r to 

DOW with that cute new guy 

At our pharmacy we havm a "ftmui Beautiful" Mb Anjoofc wttfa 

Theft are no due*. "" 

utonaDdwvwiQ(ive7«AiytHar 

ivorite toothpaste. 

- h 3M , UOn , ? Una mm WiUl w l*i«iey compeer you wiU not I 

I 

j^^nfftdadfliverv' WeWii^nfompUywitno^fj^c^t 

4 

9th & ASBURY AVE. 

accounts. 

39*353 

I 

(609) AHOP/M/S-lll^lf 

OUR BUSINESS MAKES 

YOUR BUSINE 

TTER 

telling Your House 

Vs ; :i:'"=:-l5ii=: 

,->' 

j . 

'86 LINCOLN 

U»0, 4 Of «cyi pi 

alii, trini., p.6., ilr, 

T/gUiS, a Dffrnf, 

bsdy iiai moldingi, 

p,w,> 

p.a.i. 

AM/FM/Sffrse, tijf 

whtti, eru)H eenirsL 

wiw ] ftt H, radiiu vin 

NO 7JO«S. Mi!»O« IW37 

•18 

LTD Roadster 

UMd, 4 Pf i Cvl,. P.I,. 

•Mtt ffini,, pb., i!r 

eona T/siits, ft. 

Dtfpaf, p.w., p.ai, 

AM/PM/ittP«o, trrt 

wfw#h erulia egnfrel, 

wwv firti, PAîiii, vln 

No, Wm. MHtiSt 

3*4It, 

•10,408 

'81 LINCOLN 

UMKi, 40r , icyl, pi, 

cats, T/gli»i f. 

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HO, 

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'85 UHCOLM 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION 

It*lit? 

'THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1S8I 

NT1NEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J 

CTIONOVK 

World War II ham 

Touah 

preven 

there i 

• Save with big cash 

refunda 

• Provides up to two 

months of greening 

wife 

IS 

; two 

talk on 

mm illness, mental hearth, M«di< 

catd, Medicare and more AN ©n m© 

Scotts 

• Contains tho touahest 

crabgrass, foxtail and 

epurg« preventer there is 

• Backed by Scotts* "No 

Quibble Guarantee" 

Scotti TUrf BulW#r Hut Mitt. 

(Covers 5,000 iq. ft,) 

^_ 

Reg. Price'17.95 

Our Sale Price 1 !5.95 

Lets Scotis Refund '4.00 

Your Low Next Cott*11.1 

Our No. 1 

lawn fertili 

is on sale 

refunds 

l,wftfimm 

ff*) 


icrite 

11 

operator for 

d OetSB aty, votante«r at Shore 

neoter ol the WorW War I Vi 

A rtakfent of thi* dty duet UU, 

home tat many yesn Man that 

PhflftdtlpM*. 

P«. Menwitl 

•I 

totetogs 

owned i 

bt 

master machinist 

POWT-l 

Matte 

tt, Italy wn a World War D Itafy 

vtteras of tttKorean War, HIWIII mmber ud 

of the AFL-OO at lOmble 

AnocUttoti^ 

JO aeei, Joagf 

of Ocmn City; two 

A* of PttmaD: and 

i 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP P! 

's F 

BSSAstaffAvt, 

Phont 398*1157 

1333 

Mathew D. Finkelson, D.M.D^MMJ 

') , - - 1 

Is pleased to announce 

the opening of his Marmora office 

practice limited to 

Aduli 

South 

Route 9 

Marmora, N.J. 

390-1569 

Childri 

2400 New Road 

Northfield t N.J, 

64.^1559 

JEW 

BIB Aibury Avi., Ocean City, N. j. 

ReÔpenlng Tues., AAarch 3!sf 

ft 

RVEI 

CUNARDLINE 

99 0032 

• Slnr.j 1971 • 

TMECfrUiî. 4-=t 

QUEEN 

LIZABETH 2" 

•ay Carlbbtan Crui 

Frem 

Nw, 13, # 87 To Sf. Thomas, 

Guadeloupe & St. A/taarten 

Frem 

in several 

Ifc 

PTA; 

bt mwfc to 

past 

CUir*G. 

., i 

to » 

AY, 

to Ttickahot ft* 10 yearm. 

NJ, 

church sexton 

«f 

ID 

totfat 

attfaeUivfey 

CSwtiwtSmt 

it 

Arthur Lehnc, 74; 

formerly of 

MAtAWAN 

14 at 

Utonj wmi^vko pnMnt wttii 

Brotktjrn, Mm nflriaf ta1177. 

• member rf tea of Giory 

N*w York, fatUv*d to 

Public Notict 

NO •? 5 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR 

OINANCi HO IU.1 ENTITLED "AN 

ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH AND 

MAINTAIN PAID 

BA THING AND ftQNM. 

ARIAS IN THE CITY QF OCEAN 

CITY, COUNTY QP CAPE jfcay NEw 

JERSEY AND tQ MAKI RULfS AND 

REGULATIONS eOVlRNtN© THI 

USE AND POLICING OF IAMI, TO 

P3GV1D1 FOR TMI CHAROINO AND 

COLLECTING OF SEASONAL 

AND/DW WEEKLY FEU WQ& SUEM 

USE/ AND TO FIE PENALTIES ^©fc 

VIOLATIONS THEREOF-" 

AMENDED 

AS 

Tf»# #&s 

•f • mttHftf ef uid Ceymil h*ia en m# 

am rt*r o* February, l«7 *nri **» 

tiktfl 19 fir a BtanCssSing. pyfelic 

Muring •« NHI piius* at a m**fing 

sf Mia Coonelt h#t^ ^ t^ î, ^g¥ ^ 

«Mreh F I9t? in Csunc 

ANGELA 

ORDINANCE NO I7| 

g? Mt wife f Ettajg two rat, Bany a of ftu^ 

~ "" i Edwin C Jr. F,i7.n 


ORDINANCE NO. I? i 

AN ORDINANCE CREATlNO A 

MUNICIPAL RECREATION BOARD 

POP! THE CITY OP OCFAN City/ 

th* abDya OrdinsRct wat pstittf en 

Fifit Ptading 6y the City Csyndi at a 

flittirhi hits' On 1h» j6th day s* 

FfbPMiry, |f|? •Rd »«i tifein up ist a 

wesna r*»tjing, public htirtng and 

Mnit paiugt at a mtttlhg ei tald 

Csiffleil httd so tht llth day ol March 

\H? In council Chsmtwn, city Hall 

PctM Elty, N*w j#rs#y at ? : N A* C |ach 

(n th#ivtfl(n§ 

ANQtUAN.pfLiGGi 

..».*....» ClfvCltrfc 

Too La ft to 

FOR lALi — Dining resm Mt 

w/br*ikfrwit fltaienabif* can an 3 

•f|#rjp,m. 

S " We will beclosed 

_ Monday, March 9th to ! 

k 

I Monday, March r^1- 

!• for vacation! 

349Wt,tAvr Op*nY«rRound 

's Foot Problems 

3 MONDAYS) 

sill 

itnififOMaeMill 

f't-tf- 

•1425 Dec. 

Public Ndtffct 

cf tfat 

ORDINANCE NO, If 1 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDlHQ Oft 

OfNANCf NO in SNTitLED 

"CODE OP ETHtCl MUNICIPAL 

OFFICIALS AND e 

CiTV OF OCEAN ClT¥^' 

r*r*f 

HiHo* •! a 

Kii f**W en n>* j 

MC«WKII 

ifi# C*t? Council *t • 

,' i 

QRSjNANCI NO |?4 -' > 

AN ORDINANCE CREATING FtEt 

FOB THE u» OF TMi OCEAN CITY 

BOAT RAMP AT TENNISSEE 

4VlfiUl : 

V 

Tft# a&gvv Ortfincnct **i p*iB3 efi 

fifif reading _bv if* City Courted '•• # 

•nd wai taken yft 

s, public fteaffnl 

a? a meeHnf W 

Csymii laid so t ijtfi day §* ^ 

191? in Ceumil 

Dc#*n t\ty t Nrs at 

•tfi th* *¥Efting 

ANGEL* H PILEOQl 

ORDINANCE NO •> J - . 

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZIN& TH| 

EXECUTION OF A BEfO RESTRtC 

TIQN BETWEEN THI CITY OF 

OCEAN CiT¥ AND SAMUEL CAPUZI 

fh# abevf OrdmsRC* w#i p#M Mt 

firi! retains by fh« City CoofKlJ-al a 

mîing rifid en fftt Htft daf < 

Fttruary, )p«7 8M w*l t a h*f, yp ( 

*«pfia feaatng, public h*cpin# -ang 

fine! pHiagt at • m«ftn§ of uld 

Csyncil h*ld on tt.* iftfi day sf M*rch. 

\W m Csyncti Chimbtfi. city \ii*il, 

Ocean City. N#w jtrwy at 7:»oY*o«> 

in the tv^nfng, ' "*• * 

ANGELA H. PILEOOI 

*"•«•"» 

NOTICE 

¥gu ape heptby netffied thif I, 

L. MeBridf applied te thf C 

Ssmepi Fsjnt loning/Planning 

for a vtftanee which wilt penult me to, 

eneioit the tkliting one story i 

in porch one csrne r sf which tt If J lief' 

nat within ptap letbagli ftqulreifitiH vf 

M feet at my proptrfy focahM tt Bi*ch 

!sl«i 1st If, csmmyflly fenswn » Mil 

Ceiwtcfe Dpivt^ Ssmeri Point. Ntw Jtf= 

sty 

A Public HtaPlng en my •pe|!£jlion 

will b# htld by the city of kfriapfPftinf 

|enmg/plflnnm§ isard tt ?i» pn) gn 

April U. )tfl7, m city Hall, Somkr* 

Peinf, New J^piiy, 

* s 

I! ysu have gny eblecfian te thf gfan 

ting sf this variance, ititnd the misting 

and ¥&y will bt ttârd. 

Ail paptrt in cpnnecfion wifft ffififW 

pikafjers art on flit in the sfijct^fht 

werctery ef tht lemgri P0inf 

I 

PoaPdi whtre thifarei 

inipfcfion, 

^ 

* ftff/u • 

= 

ALON 

CMltriML 

U S DA CHOICE 

Boneli 

Round Ro 

U.S.#1 

Idaho 

SOLD A: 

ROAST ONLY 

40 SIZE WHITE OR PINK 

LARGE II Sin SUNKIST 

TOPS IN VITAMIN 'A* 

Fresh Carrot 

CRISP ft CRUNCHV 

RED. BLACK OB WHITE 

Imported Gra 

EXF»NCYW»SH STMElNSIKQOlOOAW-100 

Red Deliciou 

TENDER CALIF. 

Romaine Lettuce 

FLORIDA FRESH 

Chicory or Escarole 

WHY PAY MORE 

Kraft Single 

ASSORTED FLAVO 

La 

WHYPAYMORE^ 

Wilson 

WHY RAY MORE 

Hatfield M 

ASSORTEO VARIETIES 

Budget Gourmet Entrees 

Sh«flll»GRADE 'A' CUT CORN, PEAS * CAflRTOS, P 

Mixed Vegetables 

ASSORTED FLAVORS 

revere lee Cream 

THI 

VOL. #5 

ON 8ALG 

THIS WEEK 

for 

bunch 

. . Ib. 

. . ib. 

pkge. 

SAME STREET 

MY MEMORY 

INCLUDES SECTIONS ON 

• MI *MV FAMILY 

• MYFRIfNDS 

•MYNClQMiORHOOD 

.4 

.7 

ANY SIZE PKG, NOT LESS THAN U% 

Extra Lean Ground Beef 

U.S.OJu CHOICE BEEF ROUND 

U.S.0A CHOICE BEEF. LEAN ^ ^ 

HATnELD, HOT OR SWEET 

Ib 

Ib. 

1.7 

1,39 

Italian Style Sausage 

ib. 

HATFIELD^SMOKEO (WATER ADDED) > _ 

Semi-Boneless Ham ib 1.7 

TYSON HEAT* EAT 

Hot Chicken Wings ^ 2.S9 

THORN APPLE VALLEY SHOULDER (WATER ADO 

Smoked Daisy Roll & 

U.S.DA CHOICE, QHUCK CJf ^. - 

Boneless Beef u.^ lh1. 

ORGAT FOR SOUP . 

Fresh Beef Oxtails h 1. 

WHYPAVMORr* 

Fisher 

REG, OR AUTO DRIP GROUND 

Savarin Coffee 

COFFEE CRYSTALS 

Folgers instant 

R£Q, PR CRUNCH BERRY CAP N CRUNCH (1 LI j Oft QUAKER 

Life Cereal W i! 

Juicy Juice 

CHERRY, ORAPE OR PUNCH 

2.49 Long Grain Rici 

CONTADINA 

Tomato Sauce 

VOL#1 

9TIUONLY 

.to 

HltO WILL LOVE 

0Nf(1)6.W3ICAN,IN0lL0RWAT£R 

lid White Tuna 

I 

DELUXE 

Quaker State Motor Oil 

WEAREVEflSILVERSTONE COATED 

•2MF0.REBAT 

AVAIL 

FLY CONTINENTAL 

EASTERN AIRLIN 

R100CITIE 

IN THE U.S. 

NOW 

ALL BEEP TRIMMED 

OR LESS EXTERIOR FAT 

U S D A :HOIC€ BONELESS iEEF: itAM€D ISOLD AS ROAST DNL?) 

Eye Round Roast tt » 2. 

THORN APPLE VALLEY LOW SALT WATER ADOiOj * #%#% 

Shank Portion Smoked Ham «* 1.09 

ITS. GRADE A 1 (POLLOCK) 

Fillet of 

Absecon, Rio Grande, 

Somerj Point, Ventnor 

Mon.Sat. 7 a.m.-11^.m. 

a.m. • S p.m. 

Fish For Lent 

US GRADE *A' NEW ENGLAND 

shSea 

illops* 

mmm mB 

THORN APPLlVALLEf LWlALTiWATfRADMa J J -m gESHLY STORE MAgi SEA LESS m 

Butt Portion Smoked Ham.. * 1,19 Supreme scampi 

THDRNAP^LtVALlI¥MAirOP!CQ|iSUIIlBSlfiTM|*iCUt » MS* STORE1UOEQ, CUPPIR1MIP* PREV, FROZEN 

Corned Beef BrisketOKWi .49 Swordfish Steak « 

SWIFTS OVEN ROASTED, MILD OR GARLIC * #%#% 'J& f-«« AAou*aiLTuntoaEABSPm«iio*noHNRtA[i' - 

Corned Beef Brisket 9U .99 FreshRainbow Trout * t.. ^ 

KiNOSPRlDiOVEJ ROASTED M* * ^-^ U.S. GRADE'A MN READY * jm-m 

Corned Beef Brisket T 1.99 Fresh Atlantic Shad f I .1.69 

WUiSRiCHGÊ^FR^H 

-^^ FROZEN ftTHAWEDWITH iNOW CiAI 

Turkey Drumsticks ® ».69 Sea Leqs Supreme 

LOUISRtCHGRAOEA 

Frt! 

LOUIS MCH ORADi ! A 

ALLVAR.COFF 

y Wing 

f 

iy Thigh 

® * 

TWIST I CHEDDAR SHELLS k CHEDDAR OR 

1. bones • 

1-qt v 14 I 

oz.can •< 

10 Ib. 

8 07. 

cans 

1.! 

1.1 

1^1. I 

conl. M 1 

& 

Macaroni& Cheese fl 

SOLID PACK, IN OIL OR WATER 

3 Diamonds White Tun 

—fl 

FROZEN i THAWED,^ 35 PER LB 

FROZEN ft THAWED 1( 6170 PER LB. 

l n 

1.19 Small Shnmp 

can 

• 

Keg O' Ketchup fit 1.1 

REQ. m THIN SPAGHETTI OR ELBOW 

Mueller's Pasta 

MANDALAY (IN HEAVY SYRUP) A . 

Sliced Pineapple 3;.;; 1. 

.OT WITH REBATE OFFER irfBOX) 

teraent 

Health & 

ALL VAR: eONnmONER OR 

ham poo 

RCO. OEOD., SUPER OR THINS 

19 Stayfree Maxi Pads 

ADVANCtD MEDICINE FOR PAIN 

Advil Tablet 

30 plut 

. 8 FREE 

NMOR 

lue 

mish Havarti 

TORE SLICED (WATE 

REO. OATMEAL OR WHOLE GRAIN ' 

Original Irish Muffi 

RODS, roes, STICKS on TWISTS 

Anderson Pretzel; 

IU¥i.31T1 


4J 

NOW AT PRICES 40% LESS THAN DEFT 

STORE PRICES FOR COMPARABLE CHINA 

ON OUR SPECIAL STAMP LAVAWAV PUN 

Here's Our Plan: 

&f tgm fmi 

hopRitc Coupon 

*%. is 

i • •- ti 

.•m 

•', ' • , ! - ( ( ,• f 

" ' i l l f ', f 1 , • , ! 

" f *l t r, f -, !*, -.i ( 7 *• ,' ! . 1 j 

kttimmi

PAGE It 

FASHION MOW MARCH 

p* M*j 

wfl tai * Ml B rt The FUndm Hotel C«]] 

te ihow Nataring the mustom it 

fMhl«u from tbt Tales* 

AND DANCE 

BASH 

iturday, March 21,8:30 P.M. at 

Music Pier, admission Sjper person 

Includes light refreshments,,. 

Sponsored by the 

HY OF OCEAN CITY 

N DAILY 

11:30 A.M. 

UNDAYBRUNCH 

11 AM to 2 RM 

ONBAYAVE. 

JUST OFF LONGPORT BLVD 

IN SOMERS POINT 

Thursday and Friday Eveninj 

OUR SIGNATURE SPECIALS 

One full pound 

STUFFED SHRIMP 

or PRIME RIB 

il 9 

IUN. THRU WED, * AFTER 5 PM 

Marsala 

ID SHRIMP 

8 oi. New York Strip 

CHICKEN ALOUETTE 

FLOUNDER FRANCAISE 

•Q9S 

only O 

in Casual Elegance is Affordable 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER* OCEAN CITY, 

rown basrerin 

Members of tbt 

u 

hut thre* tetter* oo the 

subject to Council And Individ 

oil mtmbin of th* 

in favor of the 

It's 

PMtauranteura say t that they 

mut pay for a license and 

Insurance 

ith the saJ« of 

alcohol whtn unlicensed 

uor and dcm*t btr* the 

the plan 

apubUc 

safety and law enforcement 

Police Chief Orville Mathia 

aid Last week he fatswi of no 

town right now associated 

with brown-bagging although 

hi said that detail preclude 

in 

taoe they tai tell It, 

unlicensed e*Ubli*hment* 

which allow the practice to 

patrons th* luxury of ln>- 

OD 

Critics have argued th* loas 

of individual rtghti may 


Ian, 

the plan 

tea 

a htntemnci to Free 

According to Patrice 

Popovic. ci>own*r of Smith'i 

Bar on Bay hvwm, her 

in Florida to 

known to 

when the ordinance 

for public hearing. 

Hit measure waa 

Ready 

Coffee Shop 

Monday 

March 23rd 

hrt 

TWO WEEK VACATION 

restaurant mi- 

up 

II when Councilman 

Rislij 

whether it was 

aî _ •_ 

three-member review 

committee of Councilmen 

Harvey Smith, W«i Swain and 

Colao 

Inn, Gregory 1 * and the 

t a t , the 

ordinance was d 

Kathleen Pancoast dissented 

at the March II 

Pancout said the 

the ordinanc* is trying to 

address which she indicated 

are mainly protecting' 

existing eateries from the 

restaurant 

other means, p*rhapa by 

h 

g « toning ordimnce 

limiting the number of 

restaurants, 

the coosaid 

that he 

what 

ownen had to 

"Tte fausitiBSsMii In 

Point, 11 ha said, 

a little 

"I didni want to be part of a 

governing body that would 

want to hurt the small 

1 Rlslev aaid. 

Hi eipressed fear the 

measure wouid prohibit 

Ml • aadwtt 

bry CoUo, 

baa »t this 

PAGE It icnoN INT1N] N.J, THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1987 

Cherry Blossom 

Festival 

Bus Trip - OneOvtrnlflht 

To Washington, D.C* 

Leave Friday, April 10th,?a.m. 

Return Saturday, April 11th, lOp.m 

Call Kathy Soeidner 399 3035..•!£, 

fhtre are who think of this liquor as a ^^ , /•=*' 

product ef th# lowly potato. Such is not 

the case. The Irish in m# past were wont 

to make an Illicitly distilled whiskey they 

called poteen, a term derived from the pot still in which it 

was made. In truth, whiskey In Ireland Is distilled from a 

fermented mash of the same grains used In Scotland, Irish 

whiskey, however, is triple distilled, so much for our annual 

tribute to St. Patrick. 

Many a go-go mind is attached to a so so body 


1. What isa "corky" wine? 

2 Who created the wine known in California as 

Fume Blanc? 

3. In what book of the Kbit Is wlneflrsf mentioned? 

A, How many ounces ot wine in a magnum? 

1, Win* ihmi hit takmn on ih* tlMvor of § batf cork, 

2. Retort Mondavi, 

4. 50,7ounc9i. 

UMlWetlifSin 

Featurin 

NIGHTLY 

ITALIAN NIGHT 

COMPLIMENTARY MIDNIGHT BUFFET 

FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY 

7DAY8AWEK 

Probably the most difficult of ail imtrument* to play is 

second fiddle, 


imaginative Omelet 

To malie four servings, you'll need; 1 cup bacon, fried 

lightly/ 1 apple, peeled; i (2 &%,) far myshrooms; V% cup 

green pepper/ 1 small onion; W pound sharp Cheddar 

cheese/ 4 eggs; V* cup Medium Shirry, 

Finely chop bacon, apple, mushrooms, green pepper 

and an Ion, Put apple, mushroom*, groen ptpper and onion 

InTtf Ion frying pan over medium heat, Add bacon, lay on 

cheese carefully (enough che#$# to cover). Whin chf#i# 

melts* turn heat slightly lower. Salt and ptpptr to taste. 

Break eggs into bowl, add wine and teat well. Pour §§g 

mixture over bacon mixture. 

Cover and cook about 10 minutes. When done, place %er 

vlng plate over frying pan and carefully turn pan upside 

down so that the omelet lands, on platter unbroken, with 

vegetable* on top. Eggs and cheese will hold ingredients 

together, Garnlth with maraschino €herrlet and fresh 

parsley for add«d eye appeal, ' 

NOT! i if electric frying pin Is vttf, cook vegetable 

mixture •» 350 F and wneri cheew melts, \urn heat to m 

F.AarA bid 

'Hedidni teemlike he had huvind thousand dollars is tahied action m a resolution ^deifications for the second 

a care In tbe woria\ M Colao claims outstanding against awarding a professional Age. Tnat would include tbt 

saM wten asked tf BdcCarai McCann which jôbably will Bervteta contract to local reorganization of the 

oihiWted any signs tb*t he Mvtr be recovered because architect Edwin N. Howell building's ground floor to 

was loading a troubled life, ^ money and amcU h*ve ^ associates In connectlcm accommodate the officw of 

Ueteoo told Tbe Sentinel- ^m exhausted. 

with the second pbue of Oty the city clerk, tax aseenor 

Ledger in a telephone In- McCann coordinated Hall twiovations until the and tax collector, and 

terview from his Detroit of- togiftlos for the drag n^yatery of the disappearing meeting room, 

tee Friday Oat the fanner operation by arranging reatroom* ifl dartted 

imyor fled tbe country In 1Q$4 transport of the cocaine 

a meeting room toor 

whether reatrooms will fitin 

that locality/' Clunn added* 

According to Councilman 

Mark Vldetto, plant for 

restroom Installation in the 

annex wi 

weren't feasible. However, he 

sdd hi recalled seeing plani 

for their Installation In the 

main building, 

"Let's ask Mr. Howell to 

ahow us/ 1 Vldetto said, 

City Administrator Don 

Hart said that since he 

assumed hia new poaitioo 

after Mayor Bsy GlBlan took 

ctlice, renovation plans had 

unchftnged. 

concurred. "There 

(i 

the renovation 

tfflce," he uJd, 

; - Anita X 

p 

( mlxtd 

mcchini, chopp^f r*O (W*pw «M 

cfx»pp#d onto", wlttt • mtnc#d #«ftk 

clov*, if yey Ilka it. NHMenlV Mil 

•(is ptpptf—ana hungry blhtu - 

0Q y 

mlefewaytf 

Do VOM knew 

tn fwin ehif 

ttf i*i w#n, * 

Meftf la) f#rm 

way* » y§u 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

mion 

Thursday, March 19,1987 

Page 2, Section Two 

TheSentineW 

vie 

, March 19,1087 Page 3 

r E$TAT, 

"The golden goose 

That's the way the president of the Upper 

Township Board of Education described it recently 

in discussing how the building boom has sent 

School enrollments soaring with the result that 

the school tax rate in the township is shooting up 

53 percent this year 

No longer can Upper residents and, especially, 

homeowners be swure in the 

e that revenues from the electric com 

[enerating station in Beesley's Point will 

pany 

provide the near free ride that township tax 

payers have grown accustomed to 

Things aren't hopeless by any means After all, 

the millions of dollars coming in via the gross 

receipts and franchise tax still enable the Township 

Committee to put together a municipal 

budget needing no local taxes. 

But the handwriting is clearly on the blackboard. 

This year, for example, the Committee 

members are cutting back on the amount of funds 

they have traditionally given the School Board 

to subsidize the schools and keep the school tax 

down, 

Officials are fearful the amount the township 

gets in the way of free money from the electric 

utility will gradually be decreasing as other 

municipalities across the state clamor for a 

bigger piece of the gross receipts pie. 

The people crunch is very real now in the 

township It's no longer just a possibility that 

more people will bring more demands on government 

services. 

Besides higher school taxes and the serious 

consideration of a regionalized school system, 

what's next? A police department, A paid fire 

department. City water,,, 

The country's being taken out of the township. 

Zoning Board Chairman 

Adams* March $ litter waa a 

Unfortunately, the 

review 

man ii mistaken in his 

response to several of the 

points I tried to make in my 

description of thecritique of the Board, 

of the Board, ami I First, the purpose of the 

hcaitate to disagree with him, ordinance passed In May 1986 

You see, he supported my was not to "restrain growth 

within th§ city" but to 

Boards (todaion W grant a 5- mfc-ftin bulk development on 

individual lots, It deab with 

variance next door to ourbuilding bulk and lot 

Ledger: All 

te talk about beach tags has 

gotten to me. I do not mind the 

in beach Up, but let's 

the good help to see that 

I go to North Street beach 

and have for years, I blow at 

toast 10 people who never buy 

a beach tag and the people 

who art suppose to stt that 

We thus asked the 

mayor repu 

to 

they have them art very 

As soon SJ the sunbaiher 

puts up an argument, the 

taggers Just walk away, 

I feel If you don't have a tag, 

then buy or get oft the beach, 

Why have a law If you don't 

enforce it? * 

Let's get the taggers to do a 

better Job, 

G.& Mmn 


impact 

restrict construction neit Is about 20 feet and doter to the d than 

door to I 

Erst floor is set hack about 57 the 

within the 

feet from the bulkhead; so The Board, however, 

limits — Moot height and a without variances the newelected to approve, with 

30-foot setback from the duplex could be built I feel 

a super monster 10 feet higher 

(WtarUy I hold a low opinion 

of litter writtri who use 

phony namn o^ evtii worfe, 

the eld fimlllar "name 

withhiid upon requeit," 

which latter should be 

outlawedi 

However, I find I 

agree In principle with the 

point brought out by one Art 

B Bombast (whoeverhe Is) in 

your March 12 edition, 

regarding the proposed 

Wgalizatlon of serving wine 

and beer in Ocean City 

Local 

I enjoy a drink as do many 

of my friends, but somehow I 

restaurants. In- 

for over 100 years 

new L _ 

A.B, Bombast U corrtet ta meals in Ocean CJ 

that such a restaurants without such 

lubrication. If I must have a 

cocktail, I head out of town, it 

bide concept of the cam-iprecedent that future en- 

Aat simple. 

As a lifelong resident and a 

former editor of your paper, I 

trepreneurs could readily use strongly urge City Council to 

In court to argue that If Ocean not even seriously 

City has gone this far, it 

logically should go all the way measure. It can only lead to 

j.too. more trouble down the lire. 

along 

time ago: There is no tuch 

as being a little bit 

and 3* feet 

10 bedrooms. 

Ttm chairman's tetter goes 

on to deny that every variance 

request under the new ordinance 

was approved. I have 

reviewed the public record of 

every Board meeting in 1986 

Ordinance 86-10. Every 

was 

note — ThU ft a 

aMmfiFlatter to At 

mtmbri 

have no MH that 

merchants wire sot ta 

Many of the atom owncra to 

have bad a cmtoraer 

on oar 

nta 

No matter what ipe«d limit 

would be set, the majority of 

cuttssm fett It would be 

current parttng arm 

oui. and wh.t mo-t 

want too. 

elopment 

and 

that Council 

the workings of the appointed 

Board of Zoning Adjustment 

and its Impact on lot over- 

£ Chqffln 

Editor, 

It Is tine that none of the There is no Sentinel-Ledger 

s action* has been 

( 

overturned. None his yetbeer md wto in 

been heard. Most cases are hem, Feb. 19) from Mr. Stuart 

not appealed to the court 

di the 

because of the legal corta to g 

In 

the appellant and the the people and government of 

prevailing belief that you 

can't beat city hall 

trary 

that it Is acting conto 

the new 

We have, accordingly, 

asked our councilman to 

Ocean City. But when la it 

necessary for the majority to 

team to live with or adjust to 

the desires of those In the 

ninority? That is unwanted 

ange. " 

It aeems to me that Mr. 

beverages for a 

srfftag to vane 

large perttfitaie of 

Do 

g 

cmn J» U' 

"Sorry* yon can*t 

flswaT Many of tb» coo-" 

thU WM not fair at aH 

m trice is my ttoi pto n 

would gun Bm * 

In addition, we ham 

lined in 

oordance with toll 

bow imfij 

planted along the four 

new comfortable 

Mia that would be Inand 

cause a probabie ton tat. 

eur 

chan 

Wallace Hardware Inc, 

Man letters 

on next 

tbat of a con 

resident or 

Sounds more like that 

sharp ftalcimannhlp. 

Your 

looking for a family 

moipheri In which these 

afcoholic tastes can I 

privately at homt. 

Tarn, 

tcutto Director 

NtwJ 

C

k 

PAGE 4 ICTION TWO TOE SENTINEI^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY. MARCH If t MAROI19,1987 

AM 

m JAMES AME 

7Th St isd Ra?m Av 

NOTICE 

AD Pihn teda 

Eattrr ekugn for 

listin£i molt be 

by April L 

ABUNDANT 

Rni Biekwortt j, Voorhees, ^mtB *° 

^- Seavtlli 

9;30 am - Church School 

11 *.m. - Morning worship 

7:30 pm - Evening service 

Assembly of Gc 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

Center 

Robert Baltic. 

10:30 a.m. - Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. - Bible Fellowship, 

134 Dory Dr 


WOOD 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

10 a.m. 

7 p.m - Evening 

service 

THURSDAY '_ 

7:II p.m. - Family wrviat 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St tnd Wesley Av, 

Rev. 

pastor 

E, Hurl 

ajNDAV 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday acted 

10:45 a,m. - Morning 

worship 

7:15 p.m. - Evening service 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

3025 Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev Let B Spltier, pastor 

11 worship 9:30 am, - Sunday School 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF G 

Rev, Robert S, Bostic 

114 Dory Drive 

Ocean City, NJ 

SUNDAY W0RSWP ^ 

Call 

398-7921 

Ministry Infofmatiof) 

r 10:30 A.M. at 


Simpson Avenue at llth Street 

(DAY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP 7:00 KM, 

Pasters Home 

Baby Nursery Children's Church 

Handicapped Facility 


Beloved, let us love out another," i John 4: ?a 

One day I was playing golf with a close 

friend who was a golf pro. After I had made 

great effort to hit the ball as far as I eou!d= 

and it went leu distance than I could have 

thrown it—he shook his head and said, 

"You surely waste a lot of mpney." 

"What's money got to do with my bad 

golf shot?" I asked, 

"Weil," he said. "You spend all that 

money on golf clubs, then won't let them 

do their work for you. You're trying to 

guide the ball/ That's the dub's job, 7 

I pondered the pros words, it suddenly 

occurred to me that what I do with a 

golf club, I often do with life, especially 

with God's Word^the Bible, 

1SB7, 

Nt*tp§pif 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. - Prmyer 

OORBDS CITY 

Main Street 

CDcbinClty 

9:45 a.m. » Sunday school 

11 am 

fihSL andSj 

SUNDAY 

10 am - 

11 a.m. * 

Av, 

Rlddlck, 

7:30 a.m. - Midweek prayer 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

Tfce Rev. Russell R Bowers 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 

9:41 ajn 

11 a.m. - 

7 p.m. 

BAPTIST 

6th St and West 

10 a.m. - Sunday 

11 ajn. 

The Bible is filled with truth and gufd* 

ance; with great iife-prineiples. Rather 

than accepting by faith God's Word, i 

often try to "make the shot" ail by myself, 

rather than allowing His truth to guide the 

"shots" of my life, 

H, P 0 Bet 1003, 

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 

Psalm Isaiah Hosea Maiachi Matthew Arts 

Tom WaMmarTs Travel Centgr 

Professional Travel Consultants 

AlJ-tth Street* Ocean City 3*8-7*50 

Ocean City Home 

Savings i Loan Association 

1001 AlburyAve. 319*001! 

:-•; Eugene W. Paihley 

' insurance Agency, Inc. 

MmNi Mirmori 390-3361 

Beef Estate inc. 

3190178 

SWnton'i Dept. Store 

Itf-5511 

y 

415 Eighth St 

M-16 

*hop & Restaurant 

399-4418 

First Fidelity Bank 


Three Offlct i In Ocein City 399.1300 


Banquet i. Party Facilities 

719 £ lift SL 399-1000 

Starn's ShopRite 

"The Number 1 Pood Giant of Seyfh 

SHWi Pifclt • Hit Brtndf • AbsteM 

Darby, Agency Inc. 

ixclutlveiy Sine* 1905" 

399*00 1 

9:30 a.m. - Sunday 

10.45 arn. - Morning i irHee 

6 pjn_ 

7:30 p.fla, * ftmjer 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

m and New York Av 

Socwra Potnt 

9:45 am - Sunday 


7 pjn. - Worahtp service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. * Midweek prayrr 

service. 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

fNSEL 

St and Anbury Av. 

pan. 

CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION, R,C. 

Marmorm 

Msgr Jamta J. Zegen, 

Daily -1 tad 9 * 

Friday - 8 am and 7 pjn. 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 fun. 

Sunday - 8,9i30 and 11 a.m. 

OUR LADY OF 

Wabaab and PopUr Am 

Lin wood 

6:30 p.m. 

a*m. 

EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Socnera Point 

Rev. Roger J. 

Ettgfaftrtst 

1 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

10 a.m. - Choral Eucharist 

6:30 p.m. 10 a.m. - Holy EucharistIn 

ST. JOSEPHS R.C. 

44th and Landis Av 

Sea Isle City 

Btagr. Paul M O'Connor, 

DBftsr 

7 ajn. and 4:30 pjn. 

8 ajn., S and 7 

pjn. 

Sunday - 8,9:30 aad li a.m. 

8 and 10 a.m., aad 4 ST. JOSEPHS 

Shore Rd and Harbor LJL 

8 ajn. 4 and 7 Sotnera Point 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 


Av, 

7 and 8 ajn, 

8 turn, 4 and 7 

9:15 and 11 a.m. 

[01 

Weekdays after 8 a.m. 

Mas*. Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

pjn. aad after 7 pjn. Matt, 

ST FRANCES 

CABRINI RX. 

tod St. an 

Daily - 7 and 9 am 

- 4 and 6:30 pjn. 

TO 

(9:30 and 11 ajn. 

ONS 

rom 11 am to 

iefoft man in the 

and after dally mass. 

Daily - 7 and 8 am and 7 

pjn. 

Saturday - 5:30 pjn. 

Sunday -7:45,8,10:30,11:45 

ajn. and 5:30 pjn. 

Christian Science 

OF CHRIST 

St. and Asbury Av. 

11a.m. 

8 p.m. - Testimony 

Episcopal 

H0LYTRnOTY 

EPISCOPAL 

30th St and Bay Av. 

Octan Cl^ 

Rev. MichaelW. 

5;30 p.m. • Holy 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

10THi*ilLi¥ 

39MM1 

REV, DONALD E. HURLBERT t Senior Pastor 

REV, DONALD PHILLIPS. Visitation Pastor 

REV. KSin A^ WALJCBI, Pislof of Youfli and ftiMjf IfcUtriii 

Dave Semeney, Choir Director PhiHp Sentcney, Orginlst 

SUNDAY, MARCH 22 S 1987 

M88MN CONFERENCE SUNDAY 

10:45 A.M. - 7:15 P.M. - Or, Gilbert A. Peterson 

President of Lancaster Bible College 

8:30 P.M. "SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE 11 

WEDNESDAY 7:15 P.M, PRAYER SERVICE 

THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. COLLEGE AND CAREER 

FRIDAY, YOUTH GROUPS 7:00 -10:00 P.M. 

Van TrinsportafIon to and from Sunday School 

and Church,,,Dial A -Ride 399-2261 

. PETER 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8th and C«ntnl Avinui 

Ocein City, N.J. 

SUNDAY, MARCH 22nd, 1987 

till A.M. C0MMUHKM Bkiytor Chip«l 

9;00 A.M. GNU8CH SCHOOL 10:30 A.M. MORNWG WORSHIP 1 

Ngrstrr Provided 

"A FOUNTAIN OF RRE/'p*n • 

"YOU ARE SPECIAL" 

David M, Finch, Preaching 

(Tht 10:30 Stfpvict breitfciif on W| BO-AM 1520) 

David M. Finch, Piitef 

IfiiflX# R&Mrf!, Alioclftt* p»*tor 

Wliilam R. Mcci«ll»nd f A«oci»t« P*»lor 

Oft Kim Lan€t Bt*moo, Dlr, of Music 

Soloists i 

Baritone 

1:30 pjn- * Pfayw aad 

sermon. Holy communion on 

first and third Sunday. 

Greek 

LY TRINITY 

ORTHODOX 

MU Road 

Bargalntown 

Rev. D.J. ConatanteloSi 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. - Oi 

9:30 a.m. 

10:30 a.m. 

Interdenomt 

UNION CHAPEL 

55th St. and Aabury Av. 


SUNDAY 

Sill gm 

10; 30 a.m. service 

in 

LINWOOD 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. -Morning worship 

7 p.m. - Evening service 

MARMORA 

CHAPEL 

and 

Av, 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

Hotel Luray 

633 W«toy Av. 

Oct»n Qty 

Re* FnwkMot 

HMMni 

9:45 a.m. 


7:30 pm - Evening 

7:30 p.m. - Prmyw 

and Bible studv 

Rev Wlfliam 

OF 

8000 Ventnor 

Rev, Terence 

iwffec 

Wednesday and 

south of Jef* 

E. Griffith, pastor 

11 a.m. 

ST, JOHN* 

Av. at 10th 

Dr. 

service. 

Charles" P. Crewman 

SUNDAY 

9:30 ajn. - Chur 

11 a.m. - The 

nursery available. 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

ted and Landb Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Henry Inland, pastor 

10 a.m. - Tbi •ervioe 

11 a.m. 

The Presbyterian Church, U S 5,A, 

7th and Wesley Avenge 

Rev, Wm, Raddiffe Allen, Th.AA^ Pasfor 

J. Kenneth Reese Director of Music 

JeanC Ridgway 

Organist 


MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. 


SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. 


Graded Classes Nursery - Adults 

TUESDAY MORHING 10:30 A.M. 




A Copdial Welcome Awaits ¥@li 

"IrtHM Ftrtfc Tbi WIN •! lit*" httppllli lilt 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

3»r«Rd. and Dune 

9:30 a.m. 

?or»hlpaer 

9:30 a.m. 

nd nursery 

H. 

Methodist 

10*30 «,m. 

TRINITY UNTTED 

» N. Shore Read 

an 

9:45 am - 

11 a.m. 

METHOD0 

10th St and 

Ocean Qty 

David II Finch. 

11 

Mid-week Lenten Service: 

T.JOHN 

UNITED 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Kennedy Blvd. and 

9:45 a.m. - 

8:30 and 11 a.m. 

11 am 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

I& 610 Pettraburg 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, 

SJNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Morning 

11 a.m. - 

iVJLLE 

K MarfcH. 

9 a.m. - 

10:15 a.m. - 

TTJCKAHOE UNITED 

METH 

Rt. 49 

SUNDAY 

10:15 a.m. 

9 a.m. * 

worship 

OIS 

Shore Rd. and Cental Av, 

Unwood 

Rev. Harvey E, Van Sdvtff, 

9:30 a.m. - Sunday 

0:30 and 11 a.m. - 

Presl 

entral Avenue at Tenth Street 

Ocean City, New Jersey 


cheon follow 

nd 7:30 P.M 

supper at 6:30 P.M.) 

The public is invited 

unday Worship at 11 A.M. 

and Central 

SUNDAY ; 

10 a.m. - Sunday ichool 

11 a.m. 

7 p.m.' 

(Please turn to 

i> 

•) 

HUMANISM 

RICHARD 

A local radio station recently f»TWH ro 

reaction to the mm that a U J, DUtrict Om 

ruled tbat 

was a religion 1B a bi 

I rwpotMltd with a lot of 

isiite^^ft 

1. It«t •troctar* of' 

rna a 

r. In 

ttliiorelifkmthatweflnd 

nmn U 

and education. 

Back to th« 

moral and 

(that art 

personal and 

(ne basts fhvn 

& • : 

PAGE f — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY* S J. THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 

Foe many fUberraen the M ttrt ffrasa 

•T miiii U finilh urh ftein that eti phKs te try hf fKftii, 

_ 

pMxl f^jt&t* hart come 

Hit bajic Ip si fi te\ 

pgwtr plant aad at provide many aflgln tirfeh No 

Landing A food enough bait for t day's 

ytt, but 

of perch are also fishing, bot what) ^•*f*tff^ at ton as fee 

taken from the tmit for more than ooawrtasjL cons* la, I wiH be 

«n umbrella wt It btltar I 

that 

Mays Landing y cwidmd ^trch fishing U Italy atosi * prtfckm that &§ had 

to be trtahwater, so he fare muted for the IghMaritit wife hU 

that yx*i hav* ysu fishing hafag angler. Hal perch model M ^"^"g F§#1. 

iotas* with you 

site two pooxb aJ 

BJoodwwms, ni^htcrawkrs angler to SH H lfai t 

aad grass shrimp have b*«i out at four to atx 

rot 

tmito for perch LUnUght froat rodiand 

anog the rtver Worms are 

now available In roost tackle 

ten tortbe 

Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

Licensed • Octan City 

20 Ytars Exp#ri#nct 

Plan 

REEN 4 GLASS 

REPAI 

too* Just below ttw aurt»c« to 

shallow water, or wtth a tftAt 

mm weight, Just off of to* 

bottom is deeper water. 

In addition to fee 

MARMORA 

TILE CO. 

New Work and 

Call Paul Hartley 

STORM WiNOOWS 

MOST REPAIRS DONE 

STORM DOORS 

(N 48 HOUR 

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MM 

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341 WEST AV 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Homes 

Cusfem Building 

Building 

- Contraeter! 

Con5tfuctior\ Suptrvlsori 8, Planners 

Cuifom Kitchins/iathroomi omi 

FREI ESTIMATES 

State Licence No 0V26V WV B f A 

Ocean City License SJ7 

M BUILDERS 

REG. BUILDBRS 

Custom Homes • Additions • Alterations 

Renovations • Vinyl Siding 

n 

04 

itablfshtd 1969 

tate Licensed 

933 West Ave, 

Ocean City, N.J. (609) 

of metal and 

Through use and Ttfa 

e fiber washers *tk*g 

to te point that no corn 

how Ugbt fee teg &ig 

turned, the tag 

Bill's Locks 

Residential Auto 

Repairs - Keying 

installation 

be 

• Sometimes tbe metal 

• washes wffl collect aaJt and 

tabrisst to 

aad tat together. 

results In a failed 

This nay bt 

When fee 

Remodelina NOW! 

yet on 

FISIIIINCI 

ORT 

division. 

oat the Mttcb*U 

American Lung 

of New Jeraty dode 

can en}oy (Tockerton), 

i and also Qab (Swi 

Aba-Ga rcla now Mitchell to an American lint THURSDAY, MARCH l« 

tbt 

central el 

ftlftrtwll 

strict In wMmm fee fee 

Cardinal spiral Ata* 

Garcia produce the Amoocnpafiy 

became 

kporti USA and be iepn»dac«i» 

tbt" 

with a few to the new 

in one* again 

tanr 

that 

00 t»cWe and t»ct*c 

welcome, and am fc 

fish are on the way. 

* * 

Is- Green tree 

Landing)* Hamilton Golf and 

Country Club Rarobbewood Ooontrr 

) t Black- (BamUton TowmMp), HoUy (>n_ La 

Ottb (Altowiy), Center (alt Holly), 

(Boena), Indian Springs Goif Course Wedgewood Country Club 

Club (Mirlton) Mays Landing (Blackwood). 

• UtUe tt^prMtegecardiaooiale (Bridgeton), Eaallyn Golf Qmntr>* Qub (McKie aty) t 

Monday through Friday at the Course (VIneland, Golf Ocean Acres Country Club 

* 10W. Main F»nna Inc. (Gtbbsboro), (Hanahawkifl)« 

ao 

- . tft oortting to DUne Hernaer of 

Abort li yâriago, Maîit, president of ttt 

Garda-MitcbeU ran Into aome trag Aasodation'* southern 

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ON 

All Types Of 

heet Metal 

Phone (609) 

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Custom Homes & Additions 

Kitchens • Baths • Decks « Cabinetry 

Fire & Wind ftotorations • Replacement Window! 

Licensed,Insured 

which wffl bt taoomd at II 

South Jersey golf courses, the Tempte Univ 

fcd h€itei wffl be entitled Hall 0/ Fame- Otor toteêa tHi ytw Is the d»nghter-lr^liw of t 

5 a im indoate of «re New York Jeta deteaive HowanJ and Mute S«e rf'" 

(18 fee waived) Uv« la PotWown, tackle Joe 

courses. Pi if with her huiband. 

DonaUons wttl htlp to mmfd t and daughtem, *M mw V#%w*1r K,« 4-M • 

ipport aerrtcea for children NfcgM and Meliaaa. Sfc* waa i^lCW 

and adults wife uUima* an AlNAmerican Ucrosse 

lUlK PUS 111 

pkytr for the Owis and also Ocean City Arta Center will dude admission. 

erm respiratory played field hockey. ônaor a bus trip to the A trip Is also planned for the 

and to conduct InherlSyearsat Peno, she Metropolitan Museum in New Tknytown Gallery museom, 

"freedom from smoking" tea complted reconte of 101- Yort Tuesday, April IS* Boa feataring a collection of 

programs, Hernaei said. fii-e in Ucrvse and 1M-6IH5 ^v** & 7:30 ajn. Tickets Hummds, in Hodaon VaOey, 

There art a limited number are $21.50 raembera; |}4 non- NY. Bus win k*ve at 7:30 

j will be 

course 

or at 

OGLIO' 

Contemporary 

Carpet Co, 

Sales,e* Service 

S 2 

through 

390-3876 

342 Shore Rd , Marmora 

U In 

CAMS 

1,7*0, Gertrude Anderaon 

1,520, Emma 

1*400, Aon Hlgglna 2,100. 

Concrete Contactor 

ENT STAHLER 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

"CUSTOM CARPENTRY" 

REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS • REM0DEUM6 • ADOmOHS 

VINYL M M • VMYL REPLACEMENT WW00WS 

if PHONE 399*4724 • 

9 

membere. Price doesn't in- ajn. Lunch stop win be In 

White PUins, not Included in 

FREE BROCHURE [rice. Tickets are |30. 

ON TAX REFORM 

Bu* will depart New York at 

Dm Tax Reform Cot\fu$e 4 p.m. on all tripe. 

You? a frte 

For information tod 

changes in 

> caD W^». 

ARTSMGHT 

and lining tte A l l fc. ^ ^ 

^ ^ A t tototo ofthe 

to 

creativ« 

19d7 and 1968. It ti available 

reitiv 

'. April fl frocj 

to Tai 

NfW 

Home-School 

Jeraty Society of CPAa, «5 

art p 

Uvlngaton Av M RoseUnd, event; open to ttoe 

NJ. 

PAINTiNC 

Inferior 

FREI 

xferior 

\7 

GRACE 

FUEL CO. 

OiP24Hri.ADa 

Local Service 

Frienda of Learning 

Disabled (FOLD) will ro*ete 

, March SI In 

Levlne dliicusslng 

Fo • * 

or 

Tigress is a 2- 

spayed female waiting to I 

be adopted at thi Humane* 

Society shelter, open daily; 

noon to 4 p.m.; call 399-; 

2018, * 

Mmyi 

men's 

mnas KM of Avakn 

in men\ division 

Back of Cap€ 

first in junior 

Mark Harysiak of 

Avalon: first in kneeboard, 

fourth in men's 

Lance Miller of Ocean 

City: first in toy's division 

EARL L SHAW, JR. 

—INC.— 


BRYANT FORCED AIR 

HEATING 

23Z Wtil Avtnut 

DIAL: 399-2128 

The surf was up for the season's first Eastern Surfing Association spon 

sored competition at the 7th Street beaeh. 

The height of the broken wave 

how high up the surf was. 

on 

THE SKNTINEL-I.EDGKK. (H KAN CITY, N J 

Reci 

)cean City 

TOURNEY PUVY GOES ON 

In tbt flnt roond Focxle Bear aad 

th* re«t of tht gang rtar In ftO 

ninut*s of mask, dance and 

humor on Saturday, April 4 at 

the FhQadelptta Qvkr C«rter, 

Bus will leave from the 6th 

Street Youth Cote at 3:» 

pjn. for the 5:30 Aowtiine, 

Price of ticket* to H8 per 

trip bus tn 

settilnthe 

For further Information 

we< 

_ Ai*o placing aecand was Art and | 

Domnger, ewpetiQi ta th* to claim third 

jumor dMjlqn at lOD pou«U, thi 

who parked • dûU aad 

forfeit into • trip to th* fioab 

OFFICER 

Mark WlUiim Hughes, 

WM elected ruth chairman of 

tf Phi Kappa M at Franklin 

and Marshall College In 

Lancaiter, (PA.) A im 

j g 

WM the 00I7 

School, he is the pon of Mr. 

and Mrs. William J, 

1019 WesteF Rd 

aaw 

fete In fee 

Ine Sooth 

i SU?€ Alltn of 

RneUod* Tbt Upper mat- 

Qan looped as f*c^f wttfa to the dean's list At Paine namenL 

(neaecond to go ID regulation 

to tiehis matdi aad force as 

1P 

K PLUMBING 

& HEATING 

Dial 3994M7 

Specializing in__. 

REPLACEMENT WINDOW 

IS 

and GtnenlRepaln 

USB 

Alton 

graduate of Ocetui City High 

School and a freshman at 

Paine, «he is the daughter of 

Mrs, Rotelia W. DM of 

Ready To Start 

Your Job Now! 

BRIANS, 

OSBOURNE 

OCEAN CITY 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

Building and 

Remodeling 

tf TWO 

Involved In a lf-man 

Law MMt«dGn« 

of Hal 

C Senior Clfftcm Oitcount) 

J. Sh 

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Complete Building Services Since 1947 



Call iart Tarvii 390-1230 

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

ADVERTISING RAT1S 

N#(p Wanted 

THE SENTIXKL4JSDGBR, OCEAN CITY, N 

Wanted 

PrefM 

SECTION TWO 

Prof I. S#r¥i€€S 

i 

U 

ril 

W 

for Octan City's Girls 

is rounding up her senior 

y**r with a 

In Iht *t*t* toum»m*nt 

Vfcti has pU>-ed on OCHS's team tor 

tour y«*rs* this la her second year as a 

vanity starter, L*st jtar she received 

KttMnble mention in the CAL Sat 

La not the only sport she ^* 

In, Ms past tell Vicki #aa coof 

tht Raid hockey team wh« 

stai received the following honors: lit 

team CAL, 1st team group m, and 

second team press, she also runs track in 

wtdch sht Is a three year varsity tetter 

winner, running ti«mile or two mite, 

Vicki also participates in the Billows 

m a reporter and previous sports editor, 

psychology club member and student 

council member. 

In the future she hopes to go to eaUep 

end major in special education or 

physical education, Vidd would like to 

State, Trenton State, 

or Davis and Elklns. 

Vicki says she also hopes to play field 

todNy and basketball In college. 

When asked her opinion of DOS she 

said, "I think It's a really good school 

ard the people are easy to get along 

with." Her favorite subjects in school 

are "psychology, because we learn a lot 

of different things about the various 

tudents exc 

ttiiwintar 

uet was 

Mareh 5 in the 

wire 

Our wrestling team, coached by Bill 

Nicklea and assisted by Tony Galante 

and Henry B*nder t compiled a seam 

record of (12-6-1). Team captains were 

Tim Glvens and Todd Titua. 

vanity letters wtnnera were: Fred 

Latella, Mike Dew, Riah Maguire, 

Scott Bill, Tony Wilson, George 

Nagatauka, Chuck Cert, Dave Caraodolo. 

Tim GallaRher. David law. Chris 

Dftfly, Noel U , CMi Rlno, Sharon 

U Donna Lever, Chria Pfeiffer and 

coached by Lloyd 

assited by Roland Wataon and 

Jims, compiled a record of (12-7). 

captains wen Mark Powell, and 

varsity letter 

Dan Hoover, Tres OlUifi, John 

Sfcogland, Melissa CampbeU, Melissa 

Wetkel Charlie Wlgo, Jen Rickert, G#cff 

WUcoi, Ui Garrett, Lance Muialay, 

Kriatie Brown, Res Rowell, Carrie 

Chip Cressnyui, Mike Flicker, 

Uirg, Nicole 

types of psychology, and world cultures, 

because Mr* Moor* is CRAZY!" 

Whin she has span timi Vicki likes to 

listen to the radio, go out with friends, 

and visit old friends in Pa Her favorite 

expression is '*Woni-Akeem!" 

As m btr goals Vicki said "I'd like to 

help anotionaUy disturbed teenagers, 

and coach a high school basketball 

1 

Jennifer SI 

_ _ 

Reemer, Jen Milter, 

Shannon McKittrick, and Brenda Uhou. 

The bop basketball team coached by 

Tom Gahr, assisted by Paul Baruffl and 

P&ul Mclaughlin compiled a season 

neort of(6-14) 

Rich Carter and 

Other varsity letter winners 

Marple, John McCkllan, John McClain, 

Jim Johnston, Bob McAllister, Ui 

Johnston and Marcia Miller 

The girls basketball team coached by 

Quls Lgito, and assisted by Bill 

Cheechio compiled a season recordof 

(15-7) Team eapUlna were Vicki Miller 

letter winners Include Deb Erdner, 

lartity, Maqaret RowtU, Jill 

h Uurie Good, Dtnise Tauscher, 

MaHssa Barile, Marie Mohler, Jill 

The Red Raider Cheerleaders coached 

by Karen Oliphant conaUted of team 

Tnompaon. Other cheerleaders Include 

Kendi Howard, Jul-Ann 

Colleeo Domey, 

LesUe 

Neall, Jackie PistoU, Shari 

Alison Amicone, Kenly Bart, Laura 

Gibble, MIchelle\ Harris, Kelly 

Hasbrouck, and Holly Touch, 

Deb Erdner 

Denif e Tauacher 

Approximately ISO Driver Education wears a neck brace and walks with a 

Students gat quietly listening to thecans after suffering a shattered palvis, a 

tragic story of guest speaker Unda 

Ttoutman, a 23 year old victim In a moot 

serious drinking and driving accident 

last summer. 

Accompanied by Police Officer 

', Unda told her story to the first 

not looking for symptfthy, 

but tomake an Impression on 

atudents and teachers, Is show 

could happen and "yw it can 

m to you" stated Linda, alter a 

of "you'd never think it'd 

happen to you." 

On July 11. 1968, Unda was ittting In 

the passengers side of a friends car. The 

three girli wen on their way to Margate 

to lee friends. None of the three had 

worn seat belt* "I (Linda) didn't want 

my friend to think I didn't trust her 

driving, YeJ it wai peer pressure." 

The accident occurred as a pick-up 

Unda and her friends 

ever 

Into Linda's lane, The driver of Linda's 

car iwerved and impact occurred onthe 

f i sldedoor. The door wy 

off from the car and 

Linda wai ejected approximately 60 ft. 

Tbc driver walked away and th§ back 

Hat passenger suffered a broken pi fob* 

The driver of the buck wai drunk, 

Now f eight month* later, Linda still 

Nobody heard the truth about the 

Friday at the Mainland 

AMtmbly of God Church , The police 

suggested postponing the very 

l record burning due to the 

n amount of publicity the event 

had received, being afraid It might lead 

to violence from opposing demon* 

Tbt church had announced that it 

ould be taming the album* of artiiU 

Olivia Newton-John, Prince and 

Dead, believing they were 

the crowd of ipecoi 

approximately 80 

rock bflf and curioai iniOfflt 

reporter* 

dislocated hip, smashed teeth and 

[e to her second vertebrae, 

spending many months in the 

and Betty Bachrach and going 

and forth for therepy, Unda 

in very high spirits. Linda 

really didn't mind people staring at her 

because "I would have atared at me too" 

says. 

Unda la now on her way torecovery 

trying toput her life back together, 

She hopes to be out of her braces and off 

her cane by this summer. "I lout a year 

of my life, and when my birthday rolls 

around, I want to be 23 again, I'm not 

ready to turn 24 yet." 

The students of the Driver Ed, Class 

were affected by her story. Tht entire 

class said they'd wear ueatbelts from 

now on, and some feelings against 

drunking and driving have changed. 

Most students didn't have too much to 

say about it, 

for Linda she 

and waa willing toshare 

her experience with us to try to prevent 

any misfortunes. 

Deb Erdner 

"They have a right to their own 

opinion, but they're forcing it down on 

everybody else/' commented sophomore 

Jim Layton, standing outside thf church, 

There has been a lot of talk about the 

the right to hear what you want, but 

there are aiao other righU involved. An 

editorial in TJw Press read: "Members 

d the Asiembly of God have only 

(tedded which songi g they y wai no longer 

liiten to, They threatened no one 

(their) right to practice thilr rtUglon In 

their own church, free from the threat of 

violence mult be respected and 

Senior Aimee Matt anawered 

People'* 

pnfe anat if thtlr own 

don't hifa to bun 

you don't like thera" 

the 

_ tat 

ouiilcal 

you 

if you havt Miss Sandra Swagier for 

poetry, then you probably wrote an 

q)itaph for her class The students were 

told to write a poem as tf they were dtad, 

telling about their life and giving some 

advice to others. Miss Swagfer wai very 

pleased with the poems, some of which 

appear here 

Victoria Sharp? 

I was a winsome young woman; Witt 

brown eyes and hair of gold; 

I wai fond of country life; And its 

tranouil setting, 

I had i talent for tickling the ivories,. 

And my parents had visions of me 

Captivating audiences in grand music 

tells 

And then one day: A tall, handsome 

danger stole my heart 

He took me iway from my quiet 

country life, and my parents dreams; 

To the hustle and bustle of the big city; 

To a Ufa that was unpredictable yzt 

exciting 

I lived a long life with my love, And 

died content 

By 

The UnJmown 

At first, I thought my life had no 

meanings 

I was just i trivial nothing in this 

My actions wire irrelevant to all, I wms 

looked down upon, 

Now I realize, everything has an 

Important purpose, 

I was needed, abstractly; like the 

despised spider, 

All men look over the deeds of this 

wretched creature, 

The spider eats Insects, relieving us of 

our anxieties, 

It helps others at the same time it 

helps itself, 

If it falls. It climbs right back to where 

tt was, 

Once knocked down, it gets back up, 

always fighting, 

If it's home, its web is destroyed, it 

starts over again, 

tt works its way through the complicated 

web of life, 

Always striving for perfection till the 

day it dies, 

How I envy the spider's way of Hfe f 

How I wish I lived my life like that of a 

spider. 

Getting the most possibly attainable 

out of life, 

Always bettering oneself, not 

depriving myself of 

What I could have done, 

What I should have done, 

Rob CostantttTo 

The last meeting of the student council 

was Tuesday, March 10, during second 

period, Hie agenda was quite lengthly 

and much was discussed. 

The Blood Drive held on Wednesday, 

March 4, at Ocean City High School, was 

a real success, said executive Vlce- 

Presldent Brlanna Cary. Ocean City 

High School students and faculty gave 

107 pints of blood to the American Red 

Cross. Out of the 129 people who offered 

to give blood 120 were "first time 

donors/' 

On Wednesday, April 1, the student 

council will sponsor a symposium. The 

symposium starting at 3 p.m. in the high 

school Library will be made up of 

workshops on leadership. All of the 

student councils In the Cape Atlantic 

League have been Invited. Some of the 

irs at these worXahops will be Mr, 

(an, Mr. Patrick Mulvaney, 

John Herrmann, Mrs. Kokkinos 

and Mr, Alan Matthews. 

The Carnation Salt for Valentine's 

Day was a great success said Student 

Council Vice-president Debby 

Longstrest, Hie student council sold 

1,363 carnations and made ¥678, 

The student council's annual trip to 

Great Adventure for the Sprlnj 

Meeting is scheduled for 

May 13. Requirements for the trip are: 

member of student council uvgoodstanding, 

parent permission slip, five 

dollars, and a T-shirt or sweat shirt that 

says "Ocean City Student Council." The 

student council will be ordering T-ihirtt 

and sweatshirts for student council 

members that do not have them. The 

cost is |4 for a T-shirt and f 10 for a 

sweatshirt. 

Laatly, Student Council Treasurer 

Jennifer Crist reported a $1,705,09 

balance in th§ Student Council Treamry. 

There are five men meetings of ti»e 

tfud«r t council for this #chool year. The 

next !§ Tuesday March II during third 

ft ^c. 

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(3Ung# eh^lf 175 Call 399 BIDS. 

* OAftAGI I ALB Si* 

Jyn.p MflF. j|%t & 23f'fj 'j a m IN p 

Fyrnifyre, teali, ifldd^r^, gni y 

blkfi, W ggs rgnge, air fond 

tfc, Jiliatlfriea Rd ] 

iprlng end rfigflfeis Can he sr*eri 

AVI , 

E!£f.tFtt 

hsSfsfS 173 pach Call 5?? § 

3 

3 19 

SSL| - Igfs, dlnetlf table 

f Ehfllri, siff#O cgblnpf, lamp 

gfeiitF, ehtst, bed, 

siliefti, eloihing, 

i, twin bed, coniott TV, 

, Jffi? §lmp4dn Ays * r^fiF, ? 

. PRidgy & SsfUfrtfly 3 I? 

HiABBSARD, 

, 130 : mi?d end 

ilj.j reestiF lamp, 115 ; waga^n column 

limp, IIS r dlnfflg %srvmr eabinfif, Jlo , 

fclns-dbl. rwin sn?#fi igfi C»(i 39? 537i 

fl 3 if 

3ff If ts 

ipm, 3 1? 

•URIAUS, CHINA CLOSET =- gnd 

buffff, llffif color. Tfible (Sfbpi. caH 

3*1 4§f J ( i-|f 

Bur OpportunitUt 

HIT5 NfW JlKjiy 

illtfi into hlfth pFefMt wlffi our 

low InvfUmenf oppor 

ir» 'or yftur gr#»t«| 

C*ll N J- fiOOJMSNOW 3 If 

fiff/i»ififsfii If y& 

Iftfit 

H r 

fAfflif /ftv«*m4flf if 

If if wtfn* torn 

Bus. Opportuniti^1 

Minn 

(RfiSTMff) 

sis 3 

RE. For Silt 

PALERMO 

Two year old Colonial 

3 Bdfffi , V.*t baths, formal 

dining room, living reom, 

family room, breakfast bar 

in kitchen, oversized sf 

tached garage, scretntd 

rear porch with patio 

Desirable neighborhood 

Close to Ocean City 

Reduced to ill 1.S00 

CALL 390 0374 

3/if 

OPEN HOUSE 

401 OCEAN A¥t 

A SUH. HAM! II i If 

1£ft4FJL 

luxury townhouse, 3 bedrooms ?*'t baths 0*3 heat, 

air conditioning, fireptsce c#iling f«ft. 4 decks, comer (at. 

SI 54000 each 

• * *•****** 

OCEANFRONr COMPLEX 

Gardens Plaza Spacious ©n# bedfeem uhiti large 

balcony, fully furnished, panoramic view ©* ««n and 

, pets! pfus ill amenifif5 $159,000 

INVESTORS. DEVELOPERS WANTED 

Ssufh end duple* one house to b#3ch, 3 bedroom*. 1H 

baths each floor, gas h#ai furnished, front and rear 

k good rental history vt^w of ocân. great new con 

en site £300.000 

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 

Four bedrooms, 2 baths, first floor esnde across from 

beach, ocean vie* centra) 4tr. flrepface, &##uf'Miy fur 

nished 

34TH I CENTiiL IVt 

EIST ATLANTIC BUD, 1 iftTtERSEA RD. 

BACK ON MARKET 

398-2600 

Desirable corner propi 

bedrooms, 2 baths, new carpeting, 

etc. Come and see it. Only $85,000 

OCEANFRONT 

Newly renovated and furnished, 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, air and many 

more amenities, INVESTORS 

NOTE RENTED 1987 SEASON, 

$15,000. Sale price $225,000, 

NEW LISTING 

Enjoy unobstructed 

vitwi of the 

bath condo, South end. $265,000. 

TTY JOHNSON 

EAL ESTATE, INC. 

1045 Asbury Ave. 

398-6066 

The timing of a real estate acquisition at the South Jer 

sey Shore, bo it primary , vacation or investment has 

n§ver been better. Call us and we'll tell you why. 

JAM 

INV 

_M. DWY 

TMENT 

RESIDENTIAL 

OCEAN CITY 

OCEAN^ttONT New CONSTRUCTION 

Unbiilfvably priced, magnificent, tytry 

amenity evaiiabit, Thrtt bdrms, 2 bathi, 

1600 sq. ft, per floor. Asking 1491,000. First 

floor S24p ( 0O0, 5€cond floor 1251,000, Esc 

invisfminf. This cannot be duplicated 

TRIPL6X IN PANT41TIC LOCATION, 

only a few ftet from the beach and boar 

dwalk, Very desirable rental area with ex 

cillent income. View of ocean frem psrch 

SI94JQ0, 

BEACHBLOCK NEW CONSTRUCTION* 

100 ft frgm the beach, FANTASTIC, 3 

bidroomi, 2 bafhs, maintenance frte con 

dos frem 1115*000, Fireplace, ocean views, 

spadous ma)gnlf ictnf design, 

NEW CONSTRUCTION, luper location 

duplex in fantastic area, 3 bedrooms y 

baths, great beach, maintenance free, 

fireplace, all appliances, $275,000 

OCEAN CITY CONDOMINIUMS IN 

MANV LOCATIONS FROM 175,000, Wi 

have the BIST SELiCTlON, 

OWNER FINANCING (usury condo with 

all aminitiesi 3 bidreoms, 7 baths; 7 

bedrooms, 2 baths, covered parking, riir 

cend!flpnlng,.LOW CLOSING COSTS 

SAYFRONT, ONE OF A KINO, EXTRA 


SLIP, Owntr financing, oversized lot, 4 

bedrooms* 3'/* baths, large deck, garage 

and office Space, $266, 

DUPLIX, excellent Income and great 

beaches make this a prudent Investment 

Buy new befort summer, $15f,?00, 

DUPLEX IN FANTASTIC LOCATION 

Three bedroom*, gas hot water hsaf, eic 

efllifit condlfien, jnitanf return on in 

vestment, *189,900, 

LUXURIOUS CONDOMINIUMS, n§w 

con«tructlon, 3 bedroom*, 7 bath*, 

fireplace, maintenance frta. Aiklng 

•131,090, 

ORACIOUf TOWNHOUSB with boat slip, 

I b#droorrti, M bathi/ 3 dscks, 2009 §q, it, 

iit h#it with air, firrtisfic vltwi, »1T3,500 

ER, 

• D 

REAL ESTATE 

VELOPMENT 

SOMiRS POINT 

TWO BEDROOM 7 b'ath condo with garage 

in eonygnient area, all amtnitlts Including 

a swimming pool From 183,900, 

CAP! MAY 

OCEANFRONT LJXURY Condominium, 

1660 iq ft., 2 bedFSQmi, 2 baths, garage, 

all amenlfits. $249, ( 

COMMlRCiAL 

QUARANTEEO RETURN ON INVEST^ 

MINT 


prpperfiei and businessti for sale fr©m 

brand.new office buildings to warehouies 

to rpfaii buildings to apt : buildings. For 

investment buyeri and user buyers In 

Atlantic and Cape May County Prom 

150,000 to 15,000,000, 

0C8AN CITY BOAROWALK R1NTALS 

Abfoluti the best location on the boar 

GREAT OPPORTUNITY, Ocean City 

retail bldg. with 2 apts, and 1130 sq ft 

garage, Large parking lot in cenftr of 

busineisdisfff!^?! 

SOMERS POINT 

OFFICE BUILDING with guarantied 

tease, fantastic return on investment. 

MARMORA 

Four acres of prtm§ commercial land In 

high traffic srta, $£50*000. 

ATLANTIC CITY mulfl family and commercial 

propertied, Foiltlvi cash flow, 

TILTON ROAD L. NO the golden mMi. 

1.8 commercial acres, 1650,000, 

BLACK HORSI FKI ARIA 200 Sift 

cffmpgrouna, io acre lake, many 

possibilities, proven Investment 

11,475,000. 

OCEAN CITY jooo sq. ft. retail building 

with plenty of parking. Owner financing, 

1495,000, 

LIQUOR LICINSI 

full lervicf, $50,000, 

HfirnHfen Township 

REDUCED SOMERS POINT- 

SCULLVILL6 MM& WAREHOUII. 4000 

sq, ft, on 1.45 fcfis, roned commtrclal. 

Lsroe loading dock. $165,000, 

l.J 

Ir 1! 

Stem Hub* • 

The 

c ConimunJtv 

Luxurious 2 and £ 

Waterfront Residences from $1 

Excellent History Of Capital Appreciation 

Daily II-5PM- (609) 653*6038 

Limited 

ource 

Ws And i$ Hill 

staled "If you wan! to invest in 

something, buy land. They aini 

making any more of it 

properly is hard io 

come by ihese days. The 

beautifui stretch of Ne\% Jersey 

shoreline bailable (OF 

development is diininishing 

rapidly- And if von don I act now, 

vou'ii }\m^ missed the chance to 

live the Rood life the shore 

See Harbour Cove South today 

Offering... 

* Private slips at your 

Jacuni Tlib 

Pool 

And so much more. 

Our Resale Division 

believes a house Is not a 

home until the perfect 

match is made! We servia 

ail of Cape May County & 

specialize in the growing 

Upper Township area, 

Our ALDON New Home 

Division is the Exclusive 

Agent for a long list of 

talented builders in Upper 

Township, who are ready to 

construct your dream home) 

amm 

301 S Rhnro Hnwl Rt r i, Marrrirjra 

I' 1 

IwH and 

ii ani Myr feafftv H«***e w 

Pair a#f. 

Ihrtnt 

Arttftfl II 10,000 vnfufti 

h 

werfc on tmrt 

strctc 

off 

tit«.e^ mattf? 

ef 

if! 

tnitAl 

ft, mil 

LintTi*' 

133 Wesley Ave. 

tin batfe, itwtitQ 

bMUffflli (>»yfront h 

Four 

own privet* bcwnUlp. An 

v*l«#t»lss,O(». 

Four income 

units. B»ch block In th« 

Northôd. Partially 

hc«t«d. Re*dy for iumm#r 

18 E, 9th Strwt, Ocem City, N.J. 01126 

gfMt location, Litt«

PAGE It — THE SKXTINEL LEIKiKR, OCEAN CITY. N THURSDAY MARCH 11,lift? 

Tor S* Hi RE For Sale R E, Far Silt 

BEACHFRONT LUXURY 

Sp*c«xn cont#mpor#nf Meftf^snf home has larfe living 

re©m wifft firepi*ct, dining room *f>d $ri#at kitchen, fhrte 

bedrooms. »i* hafhs PLUS an 

tsmiiy room wifn fireplace. Central air, ail 

artd unbeatable view* 1313,306 

FOUR UNIT MONEYMAKER 

Great potential for this ntwif qo*

PAGE 14 ACTION TWO THE SENTlNEl^LEDGER t OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, MARCH IS* itST 

or 

ummtr 

Lots For S*ki 

Is* iH 

can s 

APT 

small »im i harm 

HAB8OI COVf HASINA 

per*rv I barm , % b»m 

peel. 

for 

iN AfiiA — 

tOOKlNS 

nt F«3 

it 

FNQ FLQO'R 

It feerftsefi 4*3$ 

ryii 

J '* 

BUGLES 

ufii ' C*M 

MORI REALTY 

3901900 

•EAA CENTER QTY 

4 (OH 

toral ground area 

•150,000, 

CALL TODAY 

SASOESN 

ufih»**i Ne pttt 1 

' 

J I* 

IS ANT ii*CM DUPL6S 1 

ONE 

BOBM S ABASE 

biect Ocean Aye is.flSS to* 

Musi B# i**« TO ager# m cwimw *nd 

nof at |o*nt tantitft, by D##d MM **f» 

ttm6*f f, I***, an* raceraM lapliinNr 

C C C » 

Public Notice 

Publte Notlc* 

EifYQF SlA l$Ui CITY NEW JEH$I¥ 

ORDINANCE NO. M (W) 

AN ORDINANCE CSTAfcLliHhG AMD FIKlWO WAGES, SALARIES 

AND OVERTIME PAYMENTS OF OFFICIM AND f i 

*F THE CITY OF |E* 1$LI CfTY, G 

stated 

Of 

o« said 

« iiT^wgwiiTwilt, Pi 

art htr*fef 

By ffte City sf S*# isle £i»y 

t Csnimi^snen sf Hid 

has *4c#rt§ifi#3 and 

mat 

The 


#5 

1- In fn# event fnaf mn ernpfovf* is incapaciTa^d «nd yna&tf ? 

¥ a iefe riiafeS Injury, fflen he/she *ft*H W eniitlefl h) miorr leave yp tg grm 

fear wilfi lull pa? ffuring The pefiad in which he^sne fi urafaf* to perform 

his/her tfufiev ôviSed fhaf ms/ner incap^cifafion is ceriified &* bstn the em 

c^r ans *tt^ dP/'i amivr in that evcrif. ernpioyet inat! ats*oft and 

sv»r to the City terinwitn any comp^sa^jry moritef re£#>¥e^ by i*iaf sfs 

Moyee wniie ne/she is beins paid by fne City. Triii parasrapfi covers only 

#*fip*oye#* time are no csver^ 6y contract 

C, th* Uin day sf Aprl1 f IflV* In fht Cem^ 

miliiufiffi' Room, Public iiftty Bulldlno, f]3 John P Ktrtnedy Beufeyard, let 

III* City, New J«r«ey, at 7:00 p.ni. 

- •- VtrnaM. Lynch < 

Municipal Clerk 

SCHEDULE A. 

SMflsf! 1, Tht pay seal* for ffi#ffi&#rf ef fht Sea Iff* City ^sllee Departfnent' 

'ihiil btslfsfiswi; 

PAY SCAL1 \f\fV! . 1/1/fl 

itarting S«ltfy tl7,?«,00 H9,»04 00 • 

Starting Ind ¥tfif 20,O?9 00 21,33100 

Sfirflns 3rd ¥t sr - 2i,«7,OO 2?,]|7.oo' 

Starting 4fH Ytir 21,311,00 M,OWO0 

ifafflng #th Vtaf 2*,?57.00 31,543,00 

larglinf ' 3L474.N «,34I» 

and 

Cost 

payment A#prspri«f*g 

ArnStmt of ftondt an^ 

Ayfhof ized 

S7*J00 

Us*fy[n#4i 

13 years 

2} The csnmtruction of two (2) new 

municipal boat ramps at the Sea IsJt 

City Marine Btcrsafian Cempltx 

btntarh j,F,K, eridg* en 

Tnerofar?, and ad wsr% t 

materials and appurtenances 

ntcesary and §u if able thcrsfsr 

A^prspriation and 

Estimated CSSt 11 ?0.000 

Amount of Bonds and Notes 

Author lied f 114,005 

f^rrtod of Uttfttint** 

h Uycart 

Si Thf csaffwefHm 

MdVer ncsn^ 

struct Ian sf »art$iis pubiig stretti in me 

City ffte ffyiwaierif of Clasa "!' 

sfrvctitn as defined in NJ,1 aA 

including 

graViH bame csuri*, 

aiphalf b*s« €@une at infefiecfieni, 

asphalt weiFihd surface* installation of 

curb, sidtwaili and drainage service 

wnefe required, and ail effttf work, 

materials and appurteAancet necesHry 

and syitabl* therefor** at the {sMswing 

The a&ev# srdfMnct»» aury 

iy the tears si Csfflfniîfien ef ffi* 

City of W* isle city. New J^MTT. en 

fif*f rvAdinf at tne ngyfar meattng of 

said Bdard heH an ft* isth day ef 

FebruafVi i^. •nd was tafesn up for 

feSSnd rtedins, pubUc nteflnd, fine! 

passage and was adapted af me regular 

mwfinf ol said ioarg held an tne IBtfi 

day of AAcrctt, lit?, at 1 m p.m., in the 

Room, PMik s*f*fy 

733 John F. Eennedy 

BoiHevard, Sea isle City, New Jersey, 

VefTta t*- Lynch 

Mvnîpaii Ciffk 

STAfE/HENT 

TN bind tfginjmcs pubfiN^ 

nerevitn Ms &*« finally pusscd by fne 

iscrd of CoilimissiSners of tne City sf 

%*§ Isle City, County gf Capa Mjy. In 

me itahi sf New Jersey, an the lOfft gay 

of Mar^h, 1917, and the ftsfnfy d«y 

period ef llrnifation witfiin wfifch a syif, 

aetisn er proceeding auesfisifnf ihe 

Validity of such srtinanct ten be com 

as provided in the Lscgi IMi 

has begun te ryft from the date of 

the first pubiicatisn of this Materntnf T 

Vfcoi M, Ljmeti 

MiniclpBl îefii 

City of |#a fsi* crty 

Capt May Caunty 

New Jersey 

— aOfti Sfretf, Land is Avenut te Ctfitral 

=Cm! Avenue 

Strttf, 

— 44ih ItfVf 

VeftttUn R$ad. 

— Ho6*rti Stre#t* 

JP 

Hvd, ts 34th 

Central Avenut fs 

ifrecf to |4th 

Sfretf, Central To 

= 7Fth itf«f, gg&frU Stf##t te Central 

AVCflUC, 

Street, 77th tt Tfth Ifpttf*, 

Beach to Pltiturt 

— lath 

AVMUt; 

Street, 

Avvnyc, 

— ttfh 

Avenue, 

= inn 

Ayenue, 

— flit 

Bea^h to Pleaiure 

Strttt, 

Beach to Pltaiufe 

Strt#f, 

i#fi£h to Pifaturt 

Stfttt, ittch ts Pleasure 

Street, Beach ts pleatvft 

leach to Pleaiurt 

, 14,000,00 

Safety 

,,, 1, 

. I,M»,W 

1, 

-^ P Itaiyrt Avenue, *3fd lfr**f te Uth 

itrtet, 

— ilit ifretf, LSRdli Avenue to Freda 

— Freda Place* alif te sQtft Stfetti 

Apprspflaflen and 

Eiflniated Coif 

pswn Feymfnt 

Apprepfiaftd 

U7,i 

Amount of londi and 

Nstet Author lied 

Period of Uttfyfneti 

10 ytart 

4) The Rtcsnitruetfen of the 4fth 

Sfreef Sinltary Sewer, Lendii Avtflue 

to Ctntrai Avenue* and all wtrH, 

rnsftrtaii and appurttnafwe* 

and iulfa&lt fhtrtfer ! 

Appfdprlifion and 

gltlmatid CMt S* 

f^#n Piymint Appfoprlafed 

Ameynf sf lends and 

Noftf Authsriitd 

Period ef ystfuin#%t 

Aggregate Appropriation end 

gitimaffd Cest 

Ag0rtg«fe Mwn Payment 

Appropriated 

Aggrtgii* Amount of Bond! sr 

Notes AUthofiltd 

1V50.OOO 

5«Ik>n 4, The coll ef such pyrpsttt, 

ei herfinbefore it*t# i n

tggrtgett •mount of 1140,000 which it 

Hf Imaftd fo M necetMry to flnifict thi 

Epst of sych pufpstetf inctyding if' 

chifecf** feeii aceeyntlng, snflfteefjrto 

and inspectisfi cosfi, leflai esptniti and 

sthff ssp#os«, (ncluafng fnttrett sn 

»uch obiioittooi to tt» ntenf permittfd 

by S#€ilsn 46A;3 W df ttti L«*l Bofrd 

S],000 

157,000 

m ysars 

SI, 

CfTYOFSEAIStl 

NEW JiRSlr 

ORDINANCE NO, tM fin?) 

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE 

IMPROVEMENTS TO PUBLIC 

SAFETY BUILDING. TAP1NQ 

SY~STEM_ FOR JCOURT * COM 

MilifONERS, STREET SIGNS, AND 

TWO (2) TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND IN 

5TALLATION, AND PROVIDtNO THE 

NECESSARY FUNDS TO PAY THE 

COSTS THEREOF, 

THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 

OF THi CiTY OF SiA_I_ILB CIT¥, 

NEW JEfiSiY DOTH ORDAtN: 

SECTION 1 TN followino Iremi ire 

hertfjy auttterized> 

Taping lyilem CC$uri 

£ ComtTilaieatfi) 

ifri#f Kens ,,,,.,„,,,,,„,,,, 

Two II) fraffle SiQnaii ft 

Initaiietlsn...,, ,,,,,,,.,..,,, 

improvemenfi to Pybilc 

Building: 

CarpsflfiS Court art! and 

iecf'etary'i irti 

Pahtling end insuiaifsn- 

Sfcendfissf ,.,,,,^,,,... = .. 

Htiftr Meters ^garage mrim.. 

Heat and Air CendHienjns 

Firimen'f Bosni ,,,,,,,,,,,< 

Ishauit Fani rsef. , = ,.-._, 

PtfWing Parfcinfl let Hit and 

south ildti ,,,*,,,,,,,,.,,,.. 

Curb and ildrwilk 

weit end ,,,,.,,, s ..,. iiSi ,*, 

li Thtrt It Htrtby #p 

thi surfl of fyndi aviiiabit 

irtm the following loyret; 

CAPITAL SURPLUS I3T0W 00 

ts pay the east fti«"»e* and Ingideflfii 

Rptnsts connecftd tntrewltn, 

SECTION ii The fundi Mreby ip 

proprlated art wthsrlitd ts be «xp»H 

dtd by ft*e pr^tr sfticen of fhit City 

lor the purpose hereby aufft&f j j#d w^tn 

efallgatisfii te expend Hid fundi have 

been created Ifi term and manner as 

permlfietf by lew. 

SfCTiDN 4i This Drdlninci ihal! 

tiki effect ypen passage and 

pybll€etl@ft In accordanct wim the law 

applicable ttwfefe. 

NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE 

The ibove ordlnenct Wit dyiy p«*t*O 

by the egard of Cemmiitlsneri ef th* 

City of See ttie City, Ntw ien*y* sn 

flnt reading it the refulaf meeting sf 

Uid Board held on fhf 10th day of fMrch, 

1tt7, and Will b# fikfn yp for itcfind 

reading^ public f»»rlr>g, final p«tuo« 

end adopflon *t fr» FeflUlir tnttfIng sf 

uid Board fs be held on Tu«d*y, th* 

14th day of April IM7, in tfit Com 

miiiioners' Room, Public lifety 

Bylidjng^ |M Jshh P> KffifWtfy 

toylevird, lea lilf City, New jersey, 

it7:eQp,rn, 

Vtrni M, MfMh 

Municipal Clerk 

1,00o.m 

1, 

ffie 

Beard of Corn 

rn j UMJI nfi i% f^ê&y 

anifiijPi££O fo 

u&Efft efld piTwrti itg ptw by FîofiffiBfi 

iycfi rutcf arai r^gvtatisfq at ffutj e# 

c&f*taere£ rmem%^y and aênHa! ft 

govern fM y** and fnannti si v%m a* me 

faciilti« and prsgtny by *fta» to 

•ffgp" perfrirti may et granied front 

tinit *§ tint, 

lectisfi 1 

Tne Nan sf Com 

mist&nen sr is tfesieAte M r$ bi m 

coarse ef end csitm the sperattin sr 

manaotmtitt ef iven faciiiHts ^ tfecer 

datict iftffi ffie fiFOTitiem a law, and 

ftrts mt& regutatfom aoSpivd pyrânf 

nei~cfu- Any ttnôyce of tffip*syc#s of 

m« £!f¥ iBtyBtd to any war* sr dutiti 

in cBnntCt*Qn fnera:#itfi tfiail ^m tusjecf 

ts the gonttoJ and dtrectien sf me B«*rt 

af Csniffiis^nerm or iti tfttiuim 

legtfsn t Ftts, 

StnlfSfPh f*« may be 

are hereby a«tfi»iwd » be 

for any ana ail permit! htsutd 

any iKfi f#£ilifi*v The tees shafi 

be «t»With*d by f^ssfuf»on asopfM by 

fhe Board sf Csmmiiiisnefi in me 

manntf respired &y law. All ftts cslifc 

ted for fSffliits itiyte or for ither 

yjwfwt atfrgei made shall &a paid ovtr 

forttrwith by the Miecting Officer fo 

the Ciff Trtasuref and shall &* the 

property ef and fsr tht use of the cm 

Section 1 Ptrfflifi 

Any psrmlts grsnttti for the ys* of 

#ny sucJi facility Shall ht Âjecf te tht 

ftfTTit csnditlsnSi nil** end rtsuiatiens 

rtiatiAf to su€h use and ptrmifiion 

TN ho^tr Sf any permit thai! be 

governed by the fcrmi* 

eertdifJsni, 

rulti and reguiatisfti^ and any h^der 

the!! nst •cfyift iny right or fifit* buf 

than fsa a mtre timm « êrmiatish 

wfiteR it wb|e€t to revocation nrifhout 

nstict in the event ef a visiation of any 

ef ttie ttfm^ conditiSRii rui#* or 

refylafions 

the Bsart 5* Com 

mistisnefs or i& dt&gnee sfiîi be and 

(i hereby fmpMnrtd tg suspend the 

vie of any uich permit and is em 

f@ revese any ttfCt* permit. No 

eharte or other iwn paid fsr any 

tu€n permit sr ptrmiîsn shall bt 

returnable in tnt tvtnt st revocation 

Section #, general Resuiatisns 

The p*ym»n( of tta fee or ch«rgt, 

tsgemtf With fht acctpfangf of the 

permit, iftai! thefeby charge the holder 

wlfh the itnswiedie ana rttporii&iiify 

ffiat the ptrmif it Jtsued and held hit 

|ect fs this section and all ruiti and 

regulations prgmuMiafed mn$ adopftd 

pyriuanf hereto. 

Sectlofi F, Ne person, escepf fhf 

hsldef of a ptrmif *f\a those who art 

inviitts of any holder, shati rrtipais 

Mpon any property sf the City or the 

property of any ptrsm which ii lawfully 

lltuattd af any facility or l&cafion, 

Sultabit signs may be psifttf on any 

such prseerty ai notice htrtof, 

Section I, The City shall not be 

rtspsfliible for any cause sr matter 

vAatistvtf relating to the use of any 

such (acllifiti &y any person, AH per 

sons whs use such futilities shah do io 

St their salt rliM, both as ts ptfSen and 

prsperty. 

Itcfisn 9, Alt ordinances sr earn of 

ortfinancts inconsisftni herswith art 

hertbf repeaittf ts tne extant st mzft 

inconsistency, 

teflon io If any wwd, phrase, 

clause, section or prsvliton pi this of 

dinan£t ihiil N found by any Court or 

compettrit (urlsdiction ts be unemor 

ceable, Illefai or yneonsfifuiionaL ^th 

word, phrase f cliyst, section or 

prsvftlsn fhail be stverablf from fhe 

balan^f sf the ordinance and ihf 

remainder of tM ordlnan^t 

shah 

remiffi in lull fsret and tffecf, 

Secflon II, This ^dinanct ihali take 

tffect 

immtdiAftly yp^n its final 

petsaQi and puelicatien as providttf by 

law. 

NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE 

The abovt ordinance OH eu* 

Lei 

or* ell, tef 

Shaon 

Mindie D*Tii, RoonSe 

DeLamo, Shawn* Dertne, 

Edwmrd Devlin, Amy Dfa* 

QitiM EMO, Kjte Fftttr, 

Sibriaa G»ym, Jo«eph 

G«hring, Jew* Guth, 

Jon*than Hackney, NttlU 

CarTlann 

IIT 

Ocean t*!y 

ir^ Lot, bi ie i. 

DffiantS« 

piffiiic vendu 

WIDN 

piainfiH s«a 

?! its are the 

ei* to sale ai 

jersey- 

§*r 

is the 

MILLER, 

I ihau piiei»i!G 

fe r#¥!t»ei3 gyrrns frgut^' e 

hoyn at £ii¥ Nail, Planning a^ 

munit"F Oeweieemfnt, gasm is ^ 

T.P P ijl gjj 

Li I TQP= ^kfi liL 

NEW JfTRil 

©BDINANCE NQ * 

GSDlNANCi TO 

QVfiTtONi 

TS 

L«»ibfrt f Tr*c*y 

Douglas Little, Bsathtr 

NUwson t Mirtah Mor«y, 

E M3 

Ma? C 

Psrtj, AUUon 

Jennie Lynn 

Sullender, 

ip 

JUcey V*lno, 

mm 

and 

BJPfSt 

FOB 

iMFQ6B4PH 

Vt*E 

TMf Augu$ting f $ 

TNIHIQF 

it Aui 

Jft 

JAME1 

VE^fiS M=_LVNCH 

NOTICE OP 

Th* above &f=ainanf ^ &£ 

by ^he Board Bf C&ftifi'V 

City of S#a )i)e C»'ir. Nf 

first reading at the r^yi 

sjis) fSsSrd h*lg &r ifi* 

F#Bfyaff, 1917, and si! 

yctnfl reading, pybhc ! 

pfiâge and w«i Bdogftd 

mtffttws e* tSiS E#*F* h« 

day B* March, 

tti? 

at 7 05 p.m 

f?>F 

a D 

the honor roll for tta 

Meggin 

Farrell, 

PnMnkftTi 

Alk« 

Al*> 

r mating 

i lip d3* 

at 

N 

P O P*3- 

S234 

March 4. f?t7 

Shapiro ft Mar fane, i 

JS,4T,# P Ml S 

•>Pvf 

Jiffy 

KitnFoot 

AU© 

Debrfl 

Campo, 

Tricl* 

twintt, 

Murtiuw*! 

lie 

Michael 

Neal, i 

AlysoB 

Cocom, 

CUrkif 

tbelmaj, 

Jaitin 

NOTICi 

Df^THtCT 

OF THE 

MiGH 

NOTICI 

OP 

ANNUAL 

MSlTiNQ OS ELt 

MAINLAND 

REGI 

CHOOL 

DISTRICT 

ICHOOL 

tJON 

t 

pi 

ATLANTIC COUNTY, IN TMI CO 

TY OF ATUANTlC, STATE OF N 

JlBfiY 

ON TUlIDAV, APRIL 

mi _ 

NOTICE i* hereby given ID in* t£ 

¥§T¥rs sf the Sehî District of t 

Mainland Regional High Sch 

EHstrfgf ef Atlantic £ aunty in fhe Cg 

fy sf AMgnfie, N*w Jersey, (whi 

district includes ih^ m 

thf City Qf Northfisld, City e! 

and the C*f¥ of ismefs pemfi fhai 

annual meeting of election ef !h# 

vgftrs e* said School District *' M b# 

h#id en Tuesday, firpii t. \W «t 3 Qg 

e'eleek in thf affernesn sn said date 

Palls wilj remain Open ynfil ? @0 

e'eieek p.m and as myth longer a% 

may 6* n#ce«ary fg permit all Qf the 

ifial vsftri tti#n present ts ?gte and tfl 

gast th#ir ballet. 

The meeting er ei^citon wiM t» h?ia 

for the purpose §4 electing the fptlowmg 

numbfF of iflemisff fo the isard of 

Edueati@ff of th# Mainland Begisnal 

High Sehos! pistriEf si AfiiintjE County 

frefTi fhe following mynicipalitj?! ana 

for the feilswing iffmi: 

CITVOF NOBTHPtELD 

TWO Hi fTifmbtrs for the f#rm Of 

thf#e years 

CIT¥ OF S0M1RE POiNT 

Off* CU mimbtf far iM term of thf#« 

years find 

On* (I) member for ihg ynfspired term 

ef ene ytif 

Niw JE §|iy 

NO B^ ti91? 

ftN OgPtNSNCi TO DiPiNE AN0 

DEL t HE ATI 

TMI BEfiCH AND 

L, JNI ARI45 OP THE CiTY OF ^F^ 

l&Ll CITY NEW JiMSEV A^f> TO 

IITABLifM 

REGULATION^ fQB 

TM6 

USE SNG PBQ!Et T i0N 

THgREOF, AND TO REOUUAte TM( 

CSNiTgyCTlON AND U5E OF rCN 

CE5 ANP OTHiH MEUC U'SE§ 

THg^l!N_ ANP THEHiON 

^F*£3 T^ 

PROHiilT 

fRiiPASS!NC. ON AND 

DIITfigCTlON QW SAip 

PUNfT> 

BEACH &N0 THEIR 

SlSPECTiVfe 

PROTlCTtVE DEViCIS AND 

PROVipINO PENALTIES FDK THE 

n EQUAL 

AND 

Mflil 4i\6 

vs»CM Jfl 

jfcf 

H'Bt 

ORDINANCE HQ% ju 

315, 312. S5J r 313 AND IJO AND 4¥|N 

QlNG OROlNANCg NQ 6S? 

NQTICIOF PiNDiN 

The aHv# qrdinflntr 

by the BOafd e* CpmmiîjoriPFi 0' '^P 

City 0! lea i*le t**?. New Jrr^» PR 

first Ff^dmg at if»r rrgy'^F ffleFf.nq PI 

ieia Be^fd held pii fhe ??*h ti^y c*f 

January, jfl?, ang w^5 taki?n up *nr 

gl 

meeting ol ifl*d Ds,ifd hpig 

Ihf ISth flay d) March. l?|7 Aflid Puft 

Hearing t*a% hrld on fh? !S'n iiflv 

M 

9S? 7 .3nd rFce«5pa, ffnii enn 

Df Ihf Public HPsiriHg Ari£i 

Adoption 15 ithpdyiPS Isf tfif 1 

Fpyoisr 

meeting et said Beard fg (jp held pn 

tyesday. th# 34th da? 6t March !?fl^. *i 

3 30 pm,, m the Cemmitiponers Sepfi 

Public iatety 

Byildtng ?3J John f 

ggylPvard. §?* Isle Cif 

!"-Fn,1 fit 

'6 'hi- 

1 1 t30 rt ti 

= li t.-il 'Mr.f M'E' 

f >m.ri«t(QFi 

FJffl?" 

If Ift Hcrebjf MfffNfilnvd MM 

stated ttiat msneyt excaadtno MOflOO. 

appfpprjated fsr dswfi p»ym*nt». on 

capital Improvement! or (of tht caplfil 

Ifnpfoytfnffit fuTM in bysfeii 

hefttsfsft adopted for uid €lfy 

CITY OF SEA I1LB CITY 

fiev 

NEW JERSEY 

ORDINANCE NO UT 

AN ORDINANCE PERMITTING 

GAMES OP CHANCE ON iUNDAYl, 

IN THE ttTY OF SEA ISLg CITY. 

CAPi MAY COUNTY, NiW JgRlE¥, 

,OE IT ORDAINED by ff» Ssard of 

Commluloo#r* o( fhi CH/ of l» Uli 

City. COynty of Cap* M»v, New J«fi*f, 

that euPiyanf lo N.J &,A 5 *5i. as? 

ereanliaflw may 

o* chtnet {Rafflaii en 

in fht City ef Iti ill* eifVi prevltfttf 

ftiaf tush chirit#bl« erganliatl&n t«K« 

tht appfepfIata sftpl ** Ofovld*d for by 

lawt@ steurt a Meant* for fht hsjaing f 

of g#mts sf 

HESOLUTION NO, P 1 

WHERBAi. th* (ITT OF *1A ISLE 

ClfV Ml «t«blt»n«i in Imflfgnmffi* 

fit CommI«ion pyrtuirft fe N,J,)A. 

Tht mtn a»ign*d ts tht Otftcfiya Bureau shiil recsiv* a tiva hundred ddilar 

(IJ00.00) bonu* at fht end sf tha eaitndar y«ar, 

SCHEDULE 6 

Section I Tht pay Naif for pslfee Dlipafchfrt of tht city of Sea iile City 

shall be ai fsllowi 

PAY SCALrM 1/1/11 

Sfartinf liiary - *'- 

Staffing ind year 

I' 

Staffing Srd Vaar ' 1M0Q,u@ 

staffing *ih ¥aar 

)^*» do 

ffiftlhg 5th year 

H.Voo.M 

Staffing ith V«*r 23,»O 00 

IJl 

N.J.i.A. d:U4 provldn 

for tn tpprtipriafiafi af fyntf» and fha 

p#rmiuibl» tmp»*ym#ni of «môv#« 

H It r«»u(r*d witfllft th* limit* ol th# 

15,*>0,00' 

classified ads brine results 

now •vall*W* »o fln.fK# «ld porp««». 

WHBRfiAi, M • rHtfit 3f ft» ptr 

the ktm M *W,0W ll h*ret>y *p 

lorm»nce of their dytltt« m»mb*r» Of 

prspflaMd ffsm Mich mefltyi fs the ftte envlfoninsnfil Csnimlsstsn* iach 

payirwrHsf ffiicoitaf tcidpwpMft, 

tndivjdyif m*mt»r hn been named a 

Section *. To finance uid purpowt, 

dtftndatit in the lawrmit entitled 

boodi sf Mid City of an •ffftgittpfin^ 

BOf»HI iM PBDgmCO v. CITV OF 

clpal amount net •*c##dlno ttW,O00 aft » SEA , tLB gify, «t ai; mM 

rwrtby •uir»rli#d to & Hants' pvffVinf - 

fti ttt* Locil laM Law, Mid boodt than 

bear Inftfrnf it i raf* P*r •nnym •• 

ma? M.lMfMftff dafteffnlnN wltnln ttt* 

limitation* prescribed by *»w, Ai! mat' 

fen Wlttt mm& ^ "'a &«£> Mt 

H0W/ THfVteFOHft, M if 

defeFrflifM by mil wdln»rK» iMI! M by fhf ioird ot CommlHl«*r* o* the 

a#t*rmln#d by resolutions to N fMritf- ciiyM HA (IL« CITY «fîowi- \ 

1. OONALb PI. CHARLfl, JPly 

RI9UIMI it rwrty ^tinffi #» ffM 

nation of ffw irtvfraiffVftft! Ceffl 5 

mfetien to icf M tf*\r*mnwy Mr m» 

pvrpftM of ptwWIn* « oef*o*# In 

fht Mai •ftfffl 0* fSllHi sni 

MDiAICO v. CITV §P HA I*LB 

ClTY< #t al »nd until tht termination sf 

Mt urn, 

I, DONALD «. CNARLII, J* * 

itOUIN* IIUII b* (SfhA«nMf«tt Iff «, 

«*3 Wffh «• CMfTMf W^MWl ••«#rC« 

I© eMfttMl WW IM •fwctiVt #J#w w. 

h Ts f(ranc# laM 

bond infteipafisn not« of uid City ef 

•fTwont not 

tob*l*»v*d 

L*w in #nH«ip#tion of fte Ittuinet Of 

ukJ bond*, In fh* -vtnt ttwt bond* »r# 

fHW#d pmiifflf Is tfill ordliUfttt, 

•movnt of nott* "- 

By art •mount egval W th* 

4m«mt tf flu bdrth » fie 

Q 

ffjte 

Tffle wdln»nt« shall t»ki ftffacf fwtn 

ty (») eayi affaf final pvbllc*tloo. 

NOTI€1 Of PHNDINC ORDINANCE 

Tha »bov» wdtrtaiKt was duly P*»Md 

t»y fht eo*rd o* CdmminieMrl ef fht 

City of tta ilia City, Ntw Jersey, w 

tint r»*dlng at fht rtpulir metflne sf 

MM iMrd Mid on th* loth diy of AUrch, 

1M7, and will et faktfi up for ttceN 

rt*fllnfl. pobHc tw.rlno, ffnal P*i«e* 

and edeatlen at tht rtfuiar mMfliie of 

Hid Boird fe bt MM en TMtM*?* ff» 

14th day ef April 1«7, In ttw €efffmiMlw*r*' 

, *Toom, Public §«l*fy 

•uI Wind, to 

Jshfl F. K*nn*Jy 

•wltvard, tta lilt City, Ntw J*fi*y, 

•f7i00p.m. 

VtrnaAA LyMh 

Munkip»t CltfH 

POftLICHUTICt 

f U»LIC HOTICi If h#rttty fllrtn 

m*t *Hlad prapoui* will M rtaiyad 

by th# IMMfd of BduMfrtn af tn* 

MilnlMi HMtonat Hlffh KhflcH Ofttrkt 

O* Atl«ntk County, New Jafft? sn 

TI)Mf>tf«fr April », tf#7 Mtlililf p,m. 

lima, In mt VMfri *f 

Alffct O» fhf 

Uirnwad, N«w Jtrvty, tor 

trtfMMMgft* 

ffV*Hnaâ;{ em vmwiqp 

p 

that the Board of 

Educitioff ef the Mainland R^gisnai 

High Sfheei ptitrlet of AtfanfIs County, 

in the County of AManfic and State gf 

New Jersey, is ntreby autn&fiied to 

raise By fesafien 

the sum oi 

W,W,05}» lor CURRENT IKPEN 

SES ier the ensuing school ytsr \n? If, 

The polling places lor jtte said 

niffeting or election and the reipvcflye 

pelting dfitpicfs are psfabiished and 

haw* even designated as follows and ne 

penon shall vote #f &aid meeting pr 

tlteflen elstwherr than af fhf pelllng 

pl*£f stagnated for In* *etfr| ef the 

polling dilfrlEf m which he or she 

ftsifltt, 

POLLIN& PISTBtCT NO, I 

Celling Blast sf fht Mount Verrion 

Avtny# Schsoi, Mount Vtroen Aytnut*, 

Norihfltld, N*w j*r»»y. tn the School 

BiiffJEf* for tht Itgal *sttri residing 

within o#n*fti Ei#ctioo ^fard No. ) of 

fht City Of Nof thllrld, Ntw Jirwy 

POLLING DISTRICT NO. J 

Pulflna pi#c« at Th* Mill Road school, 

Nsftfifitld, N«w jer»y, fn th* School 

Dlitrict, for Itgal vofart rtlJdir^ with 

OMMT•) E'«:tH>o Ward No % of fht City 

ef Nof1htl*)d, Ntw Jtrity, , 

POLLING DISTRICT NO ] 

Celling plaet af fht Cftitlea Pit* 

School, Llnwood, Ntw Jersey, in fftf 

lehest ptitrltt. tor fht legaj vefers 

rMldlno within Otntrti El»c

flOAO AMD Wm 

PAGE 1€ — SECTION TITO TO! \NJ MARCH I». 11*7 

gXCH. 

Tbi 

rugby football 

tockadr 

of tt* 

witfcaG-3 wtnovtr 

ft« Second Oty1>oopRufitiy 

tte strategy paid 

Ttm Shafk'a are 

wbeilm novice or 

at well at 

referees for Saturday games 

GUI 399-1033 for further Information. 

Tliis Saturday, tilt Starts' 

football field, off 

'.5*. *t 

cean City, 

er s 

aty slotted U* 

ftnt fc»H as 

penalty toe* to makt tt iu. 

two Tb« visitors continued 

attacking with deep ticks 

dewm under tt* pott* trying to fort* Jerwy Short 

fcr a try (tar potato)* BfllnisUkes tat soUd tickling, 

fed by Gapt Kevin R*e, 

allowed Shore tokeep hold of 

the momentum up to the final 

rero»tndrr of the half. 

the stiff offshore brMoe at 

the high school football field 

wtydi the Shart'a faced the 

gita first half switched to 

nsbm it halftlnie, forcing 

the Start's once again into 

Hie Jersey Shore RFC la a 

member of the Eastern 

Fônayivani* Rugby Union 

•n) the Eastern Rugby Union, 

(Cherry Hill) Rugby and 

Football, aub> one of tbe 

oldest, and considered on* of 

#*** **»# Hnfw ffl the «rea. 

by Ed Velth 

C OJt* 

t, DC 

Rewarded aâin. Another friHida m tbi MM co*at of 

note from ant of our enjoyed some below 

^pelicans. 1 ' 

temperatures. 

Not beln$ ai acclimated tm 

gather that our pelican 

" m can $m 

wters tbilr atgrfflff^ cm 

suffer. It i«mg th*t Dec aod 

Mi cohorts ttom Oc*«n aty, 

all of whom are membera of 

our chib, sponsored a draw 

doubles 

Our Ocean 

h IT 

lOtth Number 67 Ocean aty, N.J. tioos Price 

N 

w m 

-n 

1 

A Brief History of th 

City Home Savings 6 Lo 

March 12, 1887 

iufltfng and Loan ASS 

i 

- April 30, 1887 

itotfcdliflOAO, 

December 31. 1909 

tyBuiWmgyidL 

its totaled $175,177,00 

sets) 

Decdmberi 1912 

\asm 

Jtmury 31.1914 

Building and LOIR Assooanon in 

December 4,1919 

Association as 

rtfd 

teccmbcH.1926 

UngandL 

16,165,00. 

U924 — 

-May 18.19; 

Ust Coast Buikiing and Loan Association 

with me ocean City Building and 

latton. 

Icccmbcr 31,192S — 

ssociation as 

sets totted $1,346,372.00. 

December, I930' 

me Nomi lufldtng and Loan Association. 

SI1 ligfitft Street. Ocean City, assets to= 

taiedMU&ob. 

Ocean City Building and Loan Association, 

Hi CfntrU Avtnui, Ocian City, assets totaicd 

11,475:247.00, 

—— December J1.1931 —— 

Ocean City Building and loin Association as 

sets totaled si.39i.409.d6 

on the recent 

retirement of our long valued 

friends and employees 

an 

ssociation 

iecctnbcr3I. 1W —• 

Octan City Building and Loan Association 

ffttrot3WSS4S,SSioo 

Ocean City Building ind Loan Association 

merged with tne Nome Building and Loan 

Association to form the Ocean City tiam 

Savings and Loan Association at 52i fightn 

Street. Ocean Gty 

— September. 1950 ~--=~ 

Qcian City Home savings and Loan Association 

moved from 121 f ightn Street ts lOQi 

Asbury Avenue Ocean City 

— • December M. 1 oppoatt* 

paraUt) apacti, and a miwaft would 

dDCe a 

el new 

speetsd to 

Direcbr DoaaU 

ooflact«». 

fat that 9ie dew fat 

-ouW aaapt a alAal for 1M 

a db» for M miBstaa and a At a 

" ' - - pssis ey swagf aniaie ^ B V Wat SB HBUT, WHII a lUBUIaDD 

Sietl reflections from this boat maintenance and storage building under constructs on Bay 

Avenue in Somers Point hare caught the eye of many mainland-bound motorists crossing the 

Howard S. Stainton Memorial Causeway. , ^ , 

laid the plan would maictain 

the thopping diatriet, 

to Pleasantvina'a 

an **»«* asked, "We have 11 moteli In 

wetlandi and would not be Point end it's very questionable to ne 

even though it that there's any need lor more rooms." 

agreed to |H ffin a portion of tbe Area motel owners be had talked wim 

wetlands froottag the roadway. expressed sttnllar ientlmenU, Cop! 

in lieu of 

told police she 

on 

ta the k_ 

aja, policewmi 

reported AutborlOai btliift tha at- and 

uS nfiHB] trUUt 1 

in her 


w^n» uui were looking for a 

inhlskteJOfl, 

Theaaaallaiitwaideacribed 

I 

f a 

shirt, blue Jeans 

thetlmeoftheattaA 

She did not know 

anpropet tad would 

hi a meatfai, be uid, ate hesakt 

tot*' aajr bt 

^^s i - I= r v^ r^,s* 

! 4-' 

I---. 

n \ 

In ~ 

UagdUAm. 

?+"..>S 

" l iSEr J * 

This emergency siren by the _ _ 

one of seven new models installed since Japamry 

Ocean City, Tlie three sirens formerly in ^tace 

heard In some areas. But these 

systemi* which can broadcast a voice or a Ml 

heard auy where on the Island, ai 

city. 

W:. 

•^:M 

r-v 

LIFE, AUTO, HOME, NAT, AMP K8UBAMCE 

no 

vl 

'••* 

1887-1987 

1001 Anbury Avenue Phone 399-0012 

Roosevelt Blvd. Marmora Phone 390-0044 

HOURS: 

Ocean City, Hew Jersey 

and Marmora 

O^FICiLOMY ; 

mi Vl*iN* MM^Tlmi Tliyfi.9 fe * 

Stiffs12 

(No Lobby Hours in Marmora on Sit 

!!••, 

iii**••**>* 

iiiiffdiiir 

r^ * m'i* * at m' 

is 

* 

t * 

1 ' '4 

„***•>•

flOAO AMD Wm 

PAGE 1€ — SECTION TITO TO! \NJ MARCH I». 11*7 

gXCH. 

Tbi 

rugby football 

tockadr 

of tt* 

witfcaG-3 wtnovtr 

ft« Second Oty1>oopRufitiy 

tte strategy paid 

Ttm Shafk'a are 

wbeilm novice or 

at well at 

referees for Saturday games 

GUI 399-1033 for further Information. 

Tliis Saturday, tilt Starts' 

football field, off 

'.5*. *t 

cean City, 

er s 

aty slotted U* 

ftnt fc»H as 

penalty toe* to makt tt iu. 

two Tb« visitors continued 

attacking with deep ticks 

dewm under tt* pott* trying to fort* Jerwy Short 

fcr a try (tar potato)* BfllnisUkes tat soUd tickling, 

fed by Gapt Kevin R*e, 

allowed Shore tokeep hold of 

the momentum up to the final 

rero»tndrr of the half. 

the stiff offshore brMoe at 

the high school football field 

wtydi the Shart'a faced the 

gita first half switched to 

nsbm it halftlnie, forcing 

the Start's once again into 

Hie Jersey Shore RFC la a 

member of the Eastern 

Fônayivani* Rugby Union 

•n) the Eastern Rugby Union, 

(Cherry Hill) Rugby and 

Football, aub> one of tbe 

oldest, and considered on* of 

#*** **»# Hnfw ffl the «rea. 

by Ed Velth 

C OJt* 

t, DC 

Rewarded aâin. Another friHida m tbi MM co*at of 

note from ant of our enjoyed some below 

^pelicans. 1 ' 

temperatures. 

Not beln$ ai acclimated tm 

gather that our pelican 

" m can $m 

wters tbilr atgrfflff^ cm 

suffer. It i«mg th*t Dec aod 

Mi cohorts ttom Oc*«n aty, 

all of whom are membera of 

our chib, sponsored a draw 

doubles 

Our Ocean 

h IT 

lOtth Number 67 Ocean aty, N.J. tioos Price 

N 

w m 

-n 

1 

A Brief History of th 

City Home Savings 6 Lo 

March 12, 1887 

iufltfng and Loan ASS 

i 

- April 30, 1887 

itotfcdliflOAO, 

December 31. 1909 

tyBuiWmgyidL 

its totaled $175,177,00 

sets) 

Decdmberi 1912 

\asm 

Jtmury 31.1914 

Building and LOIR Assooanon in 

December 4,1919 

Association as 

rtfd 

teccmbcH.1926 

UngandL 

16,165,00. 

U924 — 

-May 18.19; 

Ust Coast Buikiing and Loan Association 

with me ocean City Building and 

latton. 

Icccmbcr 31,192S — 

ssociation as 

sets totted $1,346,372.00. 

December, I930' 

me Nomi lufldtng and Loan Association. 

SI1 ligfitft Street. Ocean City, assets to= 

taiedMU&ob. 

Ocean City Building and Loan Association, 

Hi CfntrU Avtnui, Ocian City, assets totaicd 

11,475:247.00, 

—— December J1.1931 —— 

Ocean City Building and loin Association as 

sets totaled si.39i.409.d6 

on the recent 

retirement of our long valued 

friends and employees 

an 

ssociation 

iecctnbcr3I. 1W —• 

Octan City Building and Loan Association 

ffttrot3WSS4S,SSioo 

Ocean City Building ind Loan Association 

merged with tne Nome Building and Loan 

Association to form the Ocean City tiam 

Savings and Loan Association at 52i fightn 

Street. Ocean Gty 

— September. 1950 ~--=~ 

Qcian City Home savings and Loan Association 

moved from 121 f ightn Street ts lOQi 

Asbury Avenue Ocean City 

— • December M. 1 oppoatt* 

paraUt) apacti, and a miwaft would 

dDCe a 

el new 

speetsd to 

Direcbr DoaaU 

ooflact«». 

fat that 9ie dew fat 

-ouW aaapt a alAal for 1M 

a db» for M miBstaa and a At a 

" ' - - pssis ey swagf aniaie ^ B V Wat SB HBUT, WHII a lUBUIaDD 

Sietl reflections from this boat maintenance and storage building under constructs on Bay 

Avenue in Somers Point hare caught the eye of many mainland-bound motorists crossing the 

Howard S. Stainton Memorial Causeway. , ^ , 

laid the plan would maictain 

the thopping diatriet, 

to Pleasantvina'a 

an **»«* asked, "We have 11 moteli In 

wetlandi and would not be Point end it's very questionable to ne 

even though it that there's any need lor more rooms." 

agreed to |H ffin a portion of tbe Area motel owners be had talked wim 

wetlands froottag the roadway. expressed sttnllar ientlmenU, Cop! 

in lieu of 

told police she 

on 

ta the k_ 

aja, policewmi 

reported AutborlOai btliift tha at- and 

uS nfiHB] trUUt 1 

in her 


w^n» uui were looking for a 

inhlskteJOfl, 

Theaaaallaiitwaideacribed 

I 

f a 

shirt, blue Jeans 

thetlmeoftheattaA 

She did not know 

anpropet tad would 

hi a meatfai, be uid, ate hesakt 

tot*' aajr bt 

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UagdUAm. 

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This emergency siren by the _ _ 

one of seven new models installed since Japamry 

Ocean City, Tlie three sirens formerly in ^tace 

heard In some areas. But these 

systemi* which can broadcast a voice or a Ml 

heard auy where on the Island, ai 

city. 

W:. 

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Course Starting 44 thru 4-18. 9:30 a.m. to 

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. .; • 

Mon.4'20thru5-4.7;00p,m.t09:00p.m. 

Powell 

Linda Jean Powell and 

Joseph Gleeaoo m 

united In marriage Jan, 7T» Lonf* 

11 during a doable ring 

at St. Peter's 

The WQUam and 

tf&M 

o'clock candlelight Gtttxn 

as§»ei 

ao Tbt brtda. 

Dr. Kim 

lANcmr.NJ, 

itslD by Sanfer Studio 

Ocean City Civic Club members, from (eft, Bette Stanton, Ruth 

O*Sullivan t Kay Dinsmore and Mary Haip. president, prepare posteri for 

annual card party to be held noon April $ t in the Youth Center, The event 

is open to the public. 

P.V.C. OUTLET: 

3 CONVENIENT 

LOCATION:" 

;ign Outdoor 

urnitur 

: r®sh neuu bras for Eh© younger fuller Figure, 

. ottered an Ivory Mta VicfcrUMtyle frocn toe ter of 

Indvtlng gown featuring high illusion 

and waist. Th» 

and tat neckline, long sktvis of satin matching lace 

and English netting. The with cathedral 

of bodice and sleeves were ate featured tbe pawl and 

with Aleocon and 

tear at 

jgHjyyi if _^^___ = _. 

r 

Doris and sequins. The chapel The bride carried a boaqoet 

fength train was trimmed In

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 1*7 

THURSDAY, MARCH £S, 

THE SENTINEL-LfiDGBR, OCEAN CITY, VJ 

I/''- 

Prft."ti 

by PETE YARD 

and vou were riffhl about it anew show by PJ. Barry for 

S1RT, but • werifl pmier to 

tat! Can you bait tisrt? 

Now look hm%, swtetbtart R£gta»l Tbe»tr* So I cajed OK OK n^ptOn* to the 

the Gateway Playhouse in *ery. 

of Somers Point where they're There a Ihi5 married 

Fm onij fonna showta' the ttalQg and found a couple. Kevin and Linda 

seat wber* I could ttpn* who ttvrIn a ritiy 

I checked out that twwpUy take In aD the action. 

mete R seem tint this 

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ON ALL YOUR DRY CLEANING 

And still maintain the highest quality 

workmanship. 

Ym, this Includes your most delicate 

garments to be cleaned In our crystal 

dtan solvents, with expert a, delicate 

•fain removal. Repair* & alterations 

•l$o available on premises. And we now 

have fait expert shoe repair. 

ALL (OUt OP CENTER 

Point 

tele doeinot Include alterettoni, leather. 

suedeA 

or shoe repair. 

^tft ots bad terms with Mike 

of his 

Kerb tad b barely tolerated 

tt* facto that 

ia a real 

lnoveli* 

Unda ( 

sort of • dasay broad who 

pis a Uttk opptty at times 

she tanks Oat a big 

of Kevin's good fortune 

b due to her talent for 

rewriting his books. 

Well, they plan this ttttk 

get-together far Kevin's 

fatter and hb new bride and 

so naturally invite Mike (P.J. 

Barry), Kevin's older 

brother. Yes, that's th§ same 

ry guy who wrote the 

but I'll get to that later. 

Tbto* to top things off, 

Mike's ex-wife Jennifer 

(Katherine Carlson) shows up 

and is about as welcome as a 

we*k-old fish. No, not a wtak- 

W ttt Bif Apple, but onl>- had a daughter with 

rolling iA thtJuA1Ottigft Furniture .,, 

DfOfVt O.C PMi Box , 

. 399-9055 

.390 3664 

561 5720 

. 398 6871 

. 465-7111 

. 399*0300 

,399 6111 

,423 1323 

,399 2279 

•. 399=0049* 

. 399*0915 

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. 399 9300 

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. 398 9282 

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.391 0731 

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. 398-5046 

. 399=5555 

. 399 7090 

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,399 0711 

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. .399-8755 

. 399 3284 

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, 398-4160 

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! 391-9447 

. 390-3665 

. 399=5252 

3990547 

,391 0549 

. 399 4418 

,398-1253 

. 624-9025 

.3'a-2128 

. 653 6161 

. 653-3670 

. 390 3433 

, 646 2002 

.398-1992 

,398 7450 

French Real Estate ,...,......,. 399-54S4 

Gallagher Landscaping ......... 398-5172 

Hfnson's iicycleCent^...,,.. .399-1246 

Johnson's Electric ,,......„.... 39f-15W 

Kitchen Connection ............. 398-4111 

Margate Community Church .,..822-7147 

Orchids, Ladies Wear .....,,,... 390-331S 

O,C, Lawn Care ................. 399 5296 

O.C. Yactif Club............ 

Pastore-s Dell.............. 

First Presbyttrian Church . 

Renault Wintry .. \\;""... r... 

Wm, Schoppy Trophy Co..., 

Son Servants, Painting tte,. 

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segthtrtrswfffs; ^.: -. : . rAV; ; *-ttM*»* 

TlttoCo. of Jersey _.,";?! ^3 iWMjft 

TucKahoe inn ^390-3322 

Annarelll's Bicycle Shop,....... .399-2238 

CA, Ashtr • Buiider..........398 4594 

Berger Realty................... 399-0076 

Flanders Hotel.................. 399-1000 

Forever Gr#en Lawn Care 

Jabar Cleaning Service.......... 296-8379 

Lions Club of O.C, 

Vince Lembardi^Builder,,,,,,,. .391-0374 

Lucy the Elephant 

Mayer's Ship Channel Marina ... 927-5954 

Mlami-Somers, *,,,,,. .c. 927-4133 

Morrow's Nut House 

Harry Moyer, Clock 

Q,C Art Center .............. 

O.C, Car Wash ..., 

O,C, MediCenter,. t.......... 

O.C, Rotary Club * 

St, Peter's Methodist Church . 

Seaboard Offshore Services ,. 

Security Savings & Loan Asso. 

Sign Oezign,.................. 

A Shore Way to Travel .*,..... 

J,R 5 Stuart Builder,.......... 

Taccarin© Plumbing ,, 4, 

Unton Chapel by the Sea ..,... 

Viet Aluminum 

All Seasons Marina,.,...,.-.. 

Berger Realty, .*>., — .,'.... 

Sonnie's Closet 

Bud's Outboards ............. 

Central Square 

Challenger Fleet 1 .........,.., 

Change Overs, 5, = ,,,,, 

Creamland,.................. 

Downham Marine Services 

First Fidelity Bank, ............. 

Grace Realty .................. 

Graef ioat Yard ,*, ,,, = ,. 

Mark Haas * Painting .,.,.,.... 

Hager Real Estate ............. 

H.A. Harper Sens Awnings 

J&J Painting, ^^,* i *,*^ 

Kitchen Klassics,,...,......... 

Leon's Men's S. Boy's Wear 

S. John Loeper - Builder 

Mildred's Strothmere Inn 

Monihan Real Estate 

Morrison's Real Estate......... 

O.C. Tabernacle.,..,...,....... 

PalermoPlbg.ft.Htg. ...w._.. 

Sassafras Lodge -. - - •• • 

Slnisflalll's - Ladle's Wear , 

Spence Seafood , 

Stalnton't, ^ 

Sunsatlonal Blind Co 

T, A. Title Aoency* J5c ,*,.,-, ^ 

9261 

399-7628 

398-4717 

3996700 

399 2988 

396 SIGN 

.391-1111 

,391 9275 

398 15A3 

390-1850 

3990076 

390 367? 

3981312 

3991011 

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399-1300 

398A200 

39^4322 

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698 W58 

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399-2761 

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PAGE THK SUNTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N. J. THURSDAY, MARCH if, IStt 

THURSDAY, MARCH 26, IW7 THE SBNTINEL-LEDGBFU OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE I -. SECTION 

uest for new captain leads to allegation of police • IIliti 

I 

was avid angler 

Pa. - Blanche S, Fsmst. 

An iftd flsh-rman, aha rsitcM in Oce*n aty IS jean 

before moving to Fairview tire yean ago. 

Surviving are a daughter Blanch* E, Moran, a ion J, 

Russell ForrtiSt, both of WIDow Grove, Pa., 

children and Bint gf 

Funeral service was Weitoeaday at the Mann FuoeraJ 

, Philadelphia, ft. Burial was in North Ggkr Hill 

Robert Wenzel, 66| 

casino sous chef 

An area resident 3Q yeara, he waa born In Allfcntorwn, Ft, 

Mr Wemel was a retired fous chef for Caeaarv Hotel 

In Atlantic City. 

are his wife, Violet; two daughters, Ruth 

Burroughs and Beverly Under, both erf this city; two sons, 

John Stevenson of Houston and William PauD of Audubon 

Park; two sisters, Madeline Gilbert and Dorothy Quay, both 

d Alientown; 14 grandchildren and seven great- 

Service and burial wire under the direction of the Mich 

[Qeton-Strobie Fontfrnl Home. Memorial donation- may be 

made to 

aty Division. 

PINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

cean 

Florist 

MARKVKTTD 

118 Attar? *¥• 

New 398 111? 

3336W«tAvi, 

338 1333 

William Brooke Jr., 55 

LINWOOD — William H Brooke Jr. 55. of thia city did 

March 21 at home 

3om in Ocean City, he was a lifelong area resident 

Mr, Brooke was employed as a chef at the Unwood 

Country Club tor eight yean and alao worked at the Feint 

Diner in Somtra Point 

-Hi is survived by his wili t Setmko; two daughter., Linda 

Hacknev of Wililamsburg, Va., end Swanne Brook* of 

Lin wood; two sons, William H HI of Sr jlhriUe, and Lra H 

of PleaMntvillf. 

Serviet was Sunday at the MiddJeton-Strofole Funeral 

Hornet Sontni Point Burial waa privtte. 

The family requests memorial contributions to the 

Atlantic City Medical Center Hospict Program, Atlantic City 

Msdical Center, Atlantic aty, 06401 

Warren Klanhammer, $3; 

retired from Sinclair Oil 

ELJvlNS PARK, Pi, - Warren M FOanhammer, 83, c_ thia 

city and Ocean City died March 23 In Jeanea Hospital, 

Prior to retiring, he worked for the Sine-air 00 Co. for 

40 years. 

He was a member of the Ocean City Fishing Club. Masonic 

Lodge No. 3, FAtAM and the EUrim Park 

here are no immediate survivors. 

irvicf will be 11 a.m. today (Thursday) in the Baron 

Funeral Home, Old York Road, Abington, Pa, 

Burial will be in George Washington Memorial Part. 

Friends may call from 10:50 a.m. 

Anthony 

retired mechanic 

BEESLE YS POINT - Anthony J 

Sx>re Rd., died March 20 in Linwt 

Born in Camden, he formerly realded 

moving heft 10 yean ago. 

Mr, DeAngelia was a retired 

Construction Co. of Marmora. He 

mander of the Veterans of Forel 

savinp GL Loan is a 

tution, so it's natural that we offer IRAs, 

And for most people, a Security IRA win coi 

People Lto you, 

Right now—for to yea* 1986—your IRA remains 

unchanged by tax reform. Which maims you Ve got until 

April IS to mate your 1986 IRA contribution, 

Now! a good time to do so. 

And if you don't have an IRA, you can still open OIK 

at Security—before April 15—for tax year 1986, 

As for tax year 1987 and thereafter, your IRA may 

or may not be affected by the new tax regulations, 

depending onyourBJtuation. Check witii your personal 

tax consultant to determine how the new tax ferislation 

was a 

Wars, Poet 7410 of 

Surviving are Mi wife, Margaret; a son, Anthony J, Jr. of 

dtmentoni five brothers, Vincent of Magnolia, Mar of 

choose them with 

Because an IR&wi 

difference in your Kite, 

For further infernal 

sheet, "What you should 

tax reform/ 1 

And if you want to 

interested in oft 

LawrtM of B*t___twr, Jofan of Stom Harbor 

el Stratford; two gain, ASM Rowi of Oatijm 

and J**n Worta of BeUmawr; and ftm ffm«k*4Wmt 

riJ 

3 « 

The Resurrection, Marmora. 

City fireman 

PURGE, Fla. - 

at 212 N. 39th St 

Aftre , 

are a son, 

In 

tor 

Service was Wednesday at the Godfrey Funeral Home ta 

Ocean aty. Burial was laZ_on Cemetery. Bargalntown. 

loneer 

CAPE MAY HOUSE — Hit Bm, Samuel J. 

pastor of St Itwmai the 

flit 

the home of us niece, 

waa 

and in 

» 00 Dec. 10,1W6, 

waa to the gij«wfaj MiatJon in 

Imanjaroln 

Bdtiah East Africa, lite Con 

an 

11 years the Rev. Ddaney toast in Africa, be 

a church, aeveral tchooU, a Mid 

and five mUe_ of road, an engineering feat that 

awed the British government 

Hi wrote a prayer book for children in the KUwafcdli 

uaf e and also one for aol 

finanaal produwii and 

^**^^t 

^rvicei to m«i your 

^^liikMiSk^' 

m stMt 

(609) 927*1800 

5000 Sq. ft. 

Uurlew 

«0d a n*w toat staedd ta 

fur the g^taafa f 

to make all «W he j _ 

ettfflie lor the mayor's isaafks if 

polMffciBg to tW 

conmt m el eli«th_e msm polfct work, hat t 1 !am 

tt*nwt,*b* 

AT A 

^[C«i 

Raymond 

©«iiff« 

lUJBIBU 

| f^ inKVMX, our MiSkn DoDtf' 

Mfjof McdictJ 

wittiTh_Waldron 

hore property owners: 

...time to turn 

itoni 

The summer season is rap»diy appfoachlng dnd now is 

the time for landlords and symm§f reskMnttto 

restore water service to their prepertiet. 

^ 

Call Broadley's to amhg« 

jenerations we twye 

3n takinQ care o* thorfl 

residents thru the uummm, 

whether It's tuning your tir 

conditioner ar taking cm 

iw 

•m 

^ 

means Sei 

the inv^teient oi 

you'd 

PALOMBO 

vanefrtenn certflcates of deposit to ^L 

fimds* You cwi ^so make your IRA invest- 

" oursubsk 

CALL 

990032 

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H i . I M C IH' 1 . 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONI 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N 

parking lot' plan i 

THURSDAY, MARCH M, 1987 

NTINEL-LEDGER, OCfiAN CITY, N J. PAGE ii — 

A 

s 

Drunk drivin 

P*rtu« 

Asbury Avenue 

Parking Plan 

nest 

police will te setting up police efforts to eaten more 

roadblocks throughout tht drivers under the Influence of 

dty to assist in apprehending alcohol For every drunken 

drunken drivers. The tkiver convicted in the dty, 

blockades will continue In us* l» from the flnt goes into a 

the end of summer, fund to pay the overtime 

loirs manning 

dnmk 

Create An Environment! 

PAPERHAN 

Professional Wallpaperin 

NiAT • IFFICIINT • RILIABL 

(60V) 123-8928 

57 WEST AVE., WEAN OTY,N.J, 

HOW WEN FOR THE SEASON 

IDAYS, SATURDAYS 

and SUNDAYS ONLY! 

Vz PRICE 

Breakfast 

Special* 

Buy One Meal AT 

Regulif Price and 

Receive The S«cond Qn@ 

At Half Pries. 

"Bftvtrage Not in* 

eluded. 

(Of Cqu»l VliHOf Llllj 

OFFER tKPIBtSMAY 3. \H? 

mi villa with »ny ettwr ip#€i«i* 

NORTHFIELD 

* 1 " M hour \ 1 D**v. A Wm 

lijtiT liinn «rJ , MA JBH 

y 2 PRICI 

Special* 

Buy One Meal At 

Regular Price and 

Receive Tht Second One 

At Half Price, 

•Beverag* Not Included 

(Of Equsi Viiuf er Lifts) 

OFFEfl tKPIRElMAV). Iff? 

Net v«)id with An? Otftaf 

D 

EN WIDE! 

(continued tma pajc 1) But Gideons* pointed out she wit concerned with 

that the question didn't «- afety, insisting that people 

Asbur>- Avenue Signatures pUin the plan, or that the who tmzm used the ttreet for 

wider the "no" column ptPNtwouldbteomia virtual years would he conftued by 

greatly out numbered tht parting lot with a lSmph the parking lot concept And 

*eed limit 

might not be aware of tht new 

Still, Wallace-Went* said ^ted limit 

ompany c rm 

(continued from page 1) 

Route 50 intersection While 

>e site fronts Shore 

tht rear af the lot abuts 

Cbrson's Tavern Road 

According to Clementon 

developers Health Team Inc , 

tht nursing home would 

employ up to 100 full-time 

workers and include a SO-bed 

residential health cart 

Although 

Department 

offering more 

to patients who 

ittentive care than 

by standard nursing 

the state 

of Health of- 

M beds in Cape May County, 

ttat figure considers 

questionable census figurss 

and counts the bids 

stalled nursing home projects 

in Lower Township and Cape 

May Court House, Health 

Team President Brenda 

Bacon told The Sentinel 

I 

At 

••**•**• 

Thr AM WAV* Campici Wit? 

| i*mfisB tpmi thin 100 teite i 

• Umbtit and «h#f reflf«m[n*nu 

I 

AfilliMf mlyH*m 

rsir Anwir MiMfeBtsr, 

I (609) 

i 

390-8278 

.OMERS POINT 

7.1 m !n 9 p m> Datly 

47S New Rfj, (Rt. 91 97? i 

pedal 

Suv One Mgal At 

Reoylar Price and 

Receive The Second Ont 

At Half Price. 

•Beverage Not In 

eluded. 

{Of IquiI Vilyt Of Lflsl) 

OFFER EXPIMIMAY 2.1H7 

Hoi valid wlfft any stHtf »p*ci*ii 

.} ^ty y^^ 8I0 U»s€ wordj itruek ftar in ihe heart of a 

fltUni In the dcntiit'i chair, But, thU no longer li the cue, to 

n day dttttiibg is reiUy m$\%r totake Ont important reaion is the 

empnasli on prevention of dtntal problem! before they ©adUf 

Wyoui follow nil advice vtry eariftiUy and get your check-ups en a 

"If we assume thest 

are built, thin there would be 

(a recognixed netd) for 24, 

according to the (state) 

the stats formula Is "only an 

estimate," 

When Health Team seeks a 

certificate of need from tile 

state, it will consider those 

Although Health Team has 

to open a nursing home, 

the company has received 

ates of need for 

in Bergen, Ocean 

and Hudson counties, Bacon 

Its facility in 

open in November. 

The project here 

Include day cart for 

. for tht 

'.families plus land- 

_ and inner courtyards 

in an environment aimed at 

out to the local 

," she said, 

A potential barrier to the 

project could be obtaining a 

the 

"Hie project, according to 

township officials, would 

require a New Jersey 

Pol lution Discharge 

Elimination System (NJP- 

DES) permit frotn the State 

Department of Environmental 

Protection 

(DIP) for its septic 

r 

\I 

Mela agm& 

driver* turning off &th Street 

would not recognlie Asbury 

Avenua as a parking lot and 

dri*e m fait Hi 

Slat Qldeonese a m the 

Council that an . engineer 

would address this concern. 

At that point, Gideonse told 

Meit, "YouVe bit tht limit of 

our knowledge now." Ht said 

that a parking sptdaliit 

would be needed to provide 

any specific insights on the 

Nidi Palermo, owner of 

Leon's Men's Shop on Asbury 

Ave., told Council that 

becking out of a diagonal 

space would be difficult, 

that traffic would be reduced 

Because Upper has nosince most driven would ba 

municipal waste treatment 

service, Urge projects 

a trial 

run of the plan a "fiasco," 

to handle waste. The DSPreferring to an experiment 

requites that all systems 

which discharge more that 

2,000 gallons of effluent per 

obtain a NJPDES permit 

Part of the jtatt 

mandates that a 

government entity 

become the "co-permittee" to 

share liability in the event the 

system fails, the developer 

it or 

P'a regulation Is now law, 

for a proposed Acme In the 

Oedar Square shopping center 

In Seavllle. 

numerous 

protecting provisions to 

become co-permittee, the 

state has stalled In issuing the 

permit, Cedar Square officials 

report, 

Apparently a conflict 

between two branches of the 

DEP bureaucracy has led to 

the delay, 

- June* FitiPa trick 

Gallagher Landscapin 

Landscaping 

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DeUney orga. ired March I 

one block of 

and chalked in the 

proposed parting spaces to 

demonstrate his plan to 

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would be 1 awmy 

each other, 

Mayor Roy Gillian, joking 

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the "kin of death" for 

1, told 

behind this." 

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which ha* no 

at all, as a similar and 

plan. 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N,J THURSDAY. MARCH 28, 

o 

TOE SENTINEULEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. PAGE 13 ;CTIONONS 

A1 

Itit project attorney 

Ajegfleos erf the 

teed oo a deim not to see a 

motel at all on the rite, efts 

though the use is 

TOte the wianees totated 

to the odd shaped the lot and 

rather than density. 

Noting that the ordinaire 

allows 100 units per am, toe 

acre, be said. "The density is 

almost half of whit la pertritted 

leglsUtivrly to the 

•onlBfi district" He 

RKE PICK UP 

GRANDFATHER'S 

40©DAY FRENCH 

CHIMI CUCKOO 

tattle than woold a 

rttUarmnt or kxmfe wttch 

»eabopertnitt«dtt»eilnthe 

said t»'d Uka to 

tta ptttta. But to 

*s ch*«rin. Board attorney 

William Bn»ce warned 

that the prtiflon Im't admtoable 

as evkfcnc* and 

ahouldrt be allowed to lnflaence 

a dectaka Brace amid 

ti only allowed to 

to person. 

tonight and Pm still 

opposed," Mid Broadway 

resident Mike Corba 

A lifelong resident here. 

Mo said if he knew the 

CLOCK REPAI 

OF ALLTYPE 

OPEN DAILY FRQAA 

11:30 A.M. 

SUNDAY BRUNCH 

11 AM to 2 PM 

ON BAY AV 

JUST OFF LONGPORT BLVti,. 

IN 5OMBRS POINT 

ESTIMATI 

REPAIRS 

HARRY MOVER 

PH 

Thursday and Friday Eveninf 

OUR SIGNATURE SPECIALS 

One full pound 

CRAB STUFFED SHRIMP 

or PRIME RIB 

only 

II 9S 

HJN, THRU WED, • AFTER 5 PM 

Chicken Marsala 

STIR PRIED SHRIMP 

sfoa. New York Strip 

FLQUl^&lSR FRANCAISE 

•O9S 

only O 

in Casuai Elegance is Affordable 

For Reservations 653-0900 

BANQUETS FOR GR 

trw 

UP TO 

coming, he 

bought his property. He also 

aaJd the area U subject to 

flooding at high tide. 

"If you want to build 

something there, build 

Mas that DMts the 

he said. As a 

fireman, he said hefeit a 12- 

foot p«rimeter emergency £ 

was too amall, 

a variance 

the MooHride 

abouldnlbe 

Ctae aD requirement* an 

to plseti which Include Mia 

CoasUl Area Facilities 

review Act (CAFRA) ap= 

cqat upwards of $4 million, 

would take nine months to 

araplete from Use date of 

repneaen- 

has jBrisdleUon & 

over coastal developments of 

36 units or more. 

interior roadway 

width, perimeter buffer, 

of loading areas, setback far 

J 

Hie Board originally dtoJed 

tbe developers' request for a 

loading area variance, 

for Longper! 

no 

five required. 

Hort 

i 

Ocean Oty argued 

osed far 

services, and 

of no more 

and Oat a 

bay wouldn't 

for a 

. the Board felt 

the other variances 

the Board acted to; 

Reduce the perimeter 

which Is used for 

members Charles 

mid alternate Ann 

HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE 

IN OUR lifh¥EAR 

ISVIDE ON MOST MAJOR BflAHOS 

OPEN DAILY S=&, SAT. 9-2 

:siQbli$hmgnt 

Homemade Cooking with Our Fresh 

THIS WEEK 1 ECIAL: 

Seafood 

MARMORA 

IN 26th 

FRIED SCALLOPS 

pkg. 

plus tax 

1st 

SPECIAL 

FRESH 

EMUSi 

LB. 

Artist's rendering of Howard Johnson's to be built in Somers Point, 

Kftrver voted no, saying action wag removal of the 

«k 

they'd like to see It wider 3 âccs which brought them that immK^f be reduced even 

not 10 feet. But Qty Engineer below the l.i-jpace-per-rooin furthtf. 

John Walter said II feet Is requirement, Hyland In the agreement reached 

adequate for emergency 

*•,.** ,•-, • At least 10 cars broken into 

between the oârd aod 

Krantx's representatives, 

Kr*ntx will ma in U in the 

mtUgg the 

part of the 

was 

Tied that the *rt^ would 

be left unattended, p 

CM Mitnick, who still owns 

the larger lot, has failed to 

?»•***• in the property, CoUo 

•aid. 

Fontana said he'd like to «« 

aWewmUci all the way around 

!b§ property and added he'd 

vote no on the project If the 

lidewalfci aren't part of the 

dan. 

Fontana voted no on the 

nisMlnff because the largr* 

setback from 10 feet at - 

to zero, Because the Police received 10 reports of between this series of break- The 

g 

_ 3perty line abuts an automobile bre*k4ns trxxn tan and three unsuccessful and an Insuram-e U1 all 

unimproved county right of the city's north end between break-ins at Sammons Cable, within the same area 

way, there would be a Moot 6:55 am Saturday and noon 

and the Tbe developers tbe'can were parked in 

from the lots, driveways and at curbthe 

county- side is various 

In the W0 BaraaU Legette, 41, of thk 

arnica Duaer area, 

el Bay Awmm wm« tbo titf, was charged with 

ffaf remaining three sides taken were a Cross pen, mmm m a «t«bWn« reported aggravated assault and 

are bordered by wetlands detectors and radios. m 2:» «ja Saturday, tc- released on $1,000 Mil aft«- 

b at thi police 

station. Legitte was also 

at 

p 

The cause of the 

at 

f) 

raised concern about the motion of town ow the _ _ 

location of somt of the spaces weekend, no definite link has As of Monday, ,___ ^ ^ „ 

thatjbey might interfere with pea established. Police have recovered the weapon in- 

L__JI .... acccga j n e a j 30 (jj-3^^ no connection valved in the assault 

A girl running across tbe 

intersection of 6th Street and 

Central Avenue sustained 

minor Injuries whan she hit a 


raveling east on 

Street at 1:01 p.m. last 

NEW 

OFHCf 

• INGROWN TO 

• FUNGUS NAIL 

LASER SURGERY 

• BUNIONS 

NAIL: 

AND IN OFFICE 

TREATMENT OF 

• WARTS 

•FIBROU 

•CORNS 

MinfrVkal Incision Office Based Surgery 

AAostMedical Insurance Policies Recognized 

OR. RICHARD ADELMAN 

SURGEON PODIATRIST 

DCERTiFIEDIN AAABULATORY FOO 

2401 BAY AVENUE 

OCi 

[OWTH 

SURGERY 

For Appointment 

300-05*5 

girl, Audri D. 

n was treated at 

Shore Memorial Hani and f) 

No charges weft 

filed 

Qmnlngha m of D^lran, or the 

Al 

Someone(s) who atteir 

into three 

over tte wee 

failed each time, ac 

nd 

to 

known target was 

Sammons Cable ((ânnel 2) 

on Bay Avenue at 7th Street 

where the attempted break-tn 

at 7;3O a.m. 

R--FR 

MA 

The freshest way to sav 

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. Si." Mif P2 thru gai Mjr 3 

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Ice Cream 

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Breakfast & Lynch days 112 

Breakfast 3. Lunch Sat. A, Sun, 8 2 

Dinner 7 days served from $ p.m. 

Early Bird Special $7.99 

Served 5'tfl 6:30 

Mon, Chicken Kiev 

Tues, Shrimp Alfredo 

Wtd. Bonelass Chicken Parmaglana 

Thurs, Roast Turkey stuffing & gravy 

FrL Fried Flounder Amandine 

Sat, Boneless Chicken AAarsala 

Sun, Roast Beef Auius 

;N ? DAY; 

310 

VILLAGE 

MARMORA 

TURKEY 

p=—• 

lit 

to 

door of The Sentinel-Ledger 

building a few blocks away on 

8th Street was discovered 

tampered with; again, there 

«y no actual entry- 

The final attempted break- 

In was reported at 12:05 a.m. 

^mday at an insurance office 

in the 600 Mods of West 

Avenue. Nothing was 

Det. Robert Blevln Hid be 

couldn't pMlUvily link the 

FOR 

THOUGHT 

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jif 

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Downyflake Waffles 

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Citrus Hill Orange Juice 1,1 

SONUS iUf SAVE 5B< SEPP . SLOPPY JOE j -* 

Chef American Hot Pockets 'ft" 1.8 

iONus lyv SAVE w emu Ofl PI 

Mrs. T's PieroQii 

Perdue Drumsticks 

US DA CHOtCEBEEF - 

Underblade Chuck Steak « l.' 

GRADE A PERDUE ' A 

Chicken Cutlets •> 2.' 

LARdE OR LT = LB LINK 

Maalio Breakfast Sausage

PAGE 14 CTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITV N,J, 

d for dev 

The Sentinel-Ledfier 

business /finance 

l, i 

f 

1 

George the cat is surprised to find someone 

watching him about to drink from leaf-covered 

le on a pool cover in Somers Point. 

Th 

an City 

ts Center 

3601 Bay Avenue, Bos 97, Ocean City, NJ 082: 

APRIL 6 TH 

hedule! 

CLOSED 

ON MONDAY* 

DAN MARINO on Grand Piano 

Fn. & Sat 

Look For Captain Obadiahs 

FISH MARKET 

doming Soon 

Priv Room Available for Private Partite, 

Dinners and Weddings 


* # 

10 setting up a scheduii for wine^ 

tasting sttsioni It is btsf to select a goal 

tor each fasting rather than stltcttng 

wines fanflcmly. it i$, fyf exampit, 

mere Instructive to fasti the same 

varietafly namtd wlnt (say Caberntt 

Souvignon) of thPW productrs than to 

tasti three totally ynrfflattd winti (say 

a New York state white, a Pfanch red 

and Russian sparkling ro$«L Decide in 

advance what you want your fasting to 

differences among California Cabernet Sauvignons* for 

example* or differences in Cabernets from different parts 

of the world. Think ahead. Select a goal. Pursue It. 

#*#***** 

You can't hold a man down without staying down with 

him. 

****##*# 

— QUAFFIN QUOTIENT 

1. What is America's confribution fo fortified wings? 

%.. Which stite in the Unltid Sfatei was famous for 

Its wintsbefore the Civil War (not New York}? 

3, In what city is the Zinfandf i club located? 

4, What was California's first recorded vintage 

year? 

—ANSWERS- 

1, Angelic*, nmmid for ihm city of Lot Angtltt. 

I, Oft/a 

3. London, England. 

4, In 1T$2. produc9d by two Francitcan pr/«f», Fr*. 

Pablo Muqtrfgut and Qr*gorlo Amutrlo. 

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Sid you know fhif winter underwear lor motorbike riders 

It known as Long Honda Wear? 

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Lasagna Bah*mi 

This reclpt Ii sugggsigdjQfjargfdinner-paftles and.willeaslly 

provide 12 wrvtngs. You will need: 

Two pounds chuck, ground; 4 clove* garlic, minced; Vh 

teaspoons salt, V* teaspoon pepper; 4 'fl oz.) cans tomato 

sauce; Vj cup Burgundy; l (SozJ packagts cream 

chw»; 2 (1 pint) cartons sour cream; I (1 pint) cartons 

cottage €hff§#; I large onions* minced; 1 (10-oz.) package 

laworw noodles. 

Siuft meat with garlic, salt and pepper. Add tomato 

Muct and wine; limmer one half hour. Mix cr#am 

ehttlt, i@yr cr*am, cottage chft#w and onion in • 

iiparsfe bowl. Place layer of cooked noodle* in bottom of 

baking dl»h. Cov#r with layer of cheew nilxture. Repeat 

•nd continue until u*ed up. Cover with meat sauce and 

Mkt In ov#n 350F for 41 minutes. 

Nole: when bailing noodles, add salt and a little cooking 

oil to water. This keeps tha noodles from sticking 

fogtfhtr. 

It*s the same view that new houses create the 

booming community, backs in Towi 

you,' 

money comes a** "tr*d«off** who ate stti on the 

township officials are nrfttee's annual multimillion- M4 ''You Just cant pas* an ._ , Biy^. „«.„,, 

studying a proposal that (JolUr contribution to the ordinaJKe like that toiteas you If a municipality doesnt He Mid he'll reaarrc r • —-«— 

would xequlre developers to school gyatem and rising toret the studies." trade increased density for making up hia mind on th« Asked If if« a fair war 

pay into an education fund, tuition rate to Oce*n aty Some official* frm nave school dollars, he doesnt ordinance until Banlsch •*f***fe*g the proUem, 

Committeeman Louis Hgn School, made reference to a Galloway belkve i town can legally submits his recom- aald 'It 1 * lair to th* 

DiLuilo last week asked R^tWentlai growth here haj 1Wn*hlp ordinance which demand developen put up mendations. - who 

Township Planner Frank $>#cifk*lly been cited m the rtta developer* to contribute funds for education. Committee man Bruno fiat 

Banlsch to etamlne the reason the 1M748 school naoney towards education. Committeeman Robert TYopeano said any Us; 

feasibility of an ordinance budget wtil increase the According to Gailoway's Jeffera opined the education township can take to 

orating an education fund» jchool tax rate 2S cents, (S3 pianoer, Woody Jarmer. the fund would amount to a tat on 

Mmllaf to the township's foa percent) if approved by provision is specifically for new home buyers here, upon our township by Banted) said Monday 

safety capital improvement voters April 7. higher density developments. "Ti*e developen are Just developing all avallabla land flrmwillbe < ioofcizttltall n 

tend, "The new growth ii If developers advance a going to put (the additional would be welcome." options/We'llget back with* 

The fire fund requires creating the need to build new project of, far example, two to cost) on the price of th* lot, Because it would sake the comprehensive answer for 

developers to contribute Kbools. It's the same view ftreeuntts per acre instead of (the property) owner* are the people who are causing the ten (Towmhtp Coo*ni 

dther gash or install an un- that new houses a«ate the ant unit per acre, they are ones that are ultimately going increasing education costs to the next week or two 

dirgrouBd water tank (the nggg f or additional firi atafed the increased density to faavt to pay." ««14 Jeffan help pay for it, Co®* " ~~* """ 

township hai no municipal equipment/' Mayor Daniel only after ^ " " 

water supply) to offiwt the Beyel Mid Monday, §x« added density wool have an 

Increased demand for plaining the logic behind the adverse impact on toe 

firefighting services. The proposal- 

community in several areas, 

money is used to boy According to Planning including school facilities, 

flreffghting equipment Board Solicitor Gilbert 0. If an adverse .ilmoact is 

The education fund GUbertson, the townshipmmi Bsrseei but a _,___._„ __ 

has alas been have studies showing a choaes to pursue the project. 

In recent weeks by "definite impact" from the 

the Upper l\)wnship Board of new development on the to 

Education at a way of coping school system More it can Jarmer, who is 

with the cost of climbing move forward. May County's planning 

l 9 scheduled eut-

Thureday, March 26, i 

n city user 

will backf in 

alization, sick leave and vacation 

discu 

1 

vmy to go 

about something, and when it comm to ways to 

pay for the increasing costs of education in 

it 

there art considering a new master 

include provisions for so-called 

zoning Under this 

' permitted, through d< 

restriction, to require that would-be homeowners 

tea 

bearing) age 

So-called adult community 

in 

have 

It seems to be a concept 

up with as somewhat of a 

proposals wouldn't have an ad 

ict on the community via 

at 

tempt to use age per 

tool and in 

tbeproc 

for instance, newlyweds who may have a greater 

for housing than older citizens whose lives 

, requiring that 

ime lines a; 

the bill for 

worth 

, it's the specific 

You help 

meet the costs 

to helping to foot the bill 

le, and under a school fund 

there is no penalization attach 

McCann m 

Barbara 

hurt the town 

dangers traveling abroad, 

lock to the public tbe stunner came, ai 

realtions department in everyone 

Ocean aty, TneyTl need ft other, "I 

according to all the coverage people went?*' 

Fve read in my rahtcrfptiaos Anothet reason for 

of The Smtind-ljedger. looking elsewhere la 

With Sit whlidtv of to* aesthetics of Ocean Qftp 

•5 are 

U 

city hall: building boom baa created it! 

"We want more money for density so high that 

use tbe same thing, so wbo come frwn the dl 

don 1 ! git any 

re gone." elbowroomfo 

of provtdlna in- dollar than If 

ta to at bone, 

, the idea U to When you can r%achOCR 

squem more out of 

tourists, summer property neighbor's 

owners, and retired resident*, romance of your vacation* 

Tbe plan must be to price wince quickly. ' :: 

the average But the real "tiller" is tin' 

[et and con- beach. In SB summen 1 bsv% 

Wtfl, it's a plan that will 

for McCann is unconscionable; help have it changed 

fined or arrested. But 

witnessed dally 

fronUtions between bea 

be th§ test enough letters in support of I fish en 

I am not in any way 

udge, and 

n 

tht Judge says this il 

criminal acts — and 

he deserves, she is only 

she is willing to 

is, Mr. McCann, favoring a more temoons and beach at lev 

lenient sentence, at least tide. But how about John Doe 

common sense, and thus granting the possibility of 

allows — with indifference — parole, she may indeed Qty with his t 

the intentional infliction of reconsider her harth sentence tide, and now Days ilO witffa 

_ 

not seem to know fully what 

..?! Jf-* 0^ ^fering on another, ta just to favor of Mr, MeCtm wife and two 

ht did that wai to wrong." 

"~and retribution for wrong doing. If you tee some merit in my on a city b« 

It would be too simple and 

If punishment fits the crime argument, you can express Did you think tht tag 

a lot, right here. If trite to say, no ooe's 

tSSi 

in comparison to the severity your opinion to Judge checkers stand at the top of 

Mr McCann was not fully But this is so true. 

^]UBflini In the of the crime, then it fits the Hackett, as I have already the stairs to wait for 

tope 

crime In comparison to the done* You can write to her at customers, or is it JttlN 

sense we Bum«i 

^ 

he can 

^SffSPL^SSSS 

be held accountable. 

aWrable qualities, for hi 

He was not one to held to the ivil of the crime being thk address: 

because they aren 

whmAmA g ^ to ^ g f i^ 

philosophyef "an eye for an Punished. TMi is logic that Judge Barbara'Hackett, boots! 

eye/'He himself was a victim man seeins to have a terribly M, District Court, U\ W, ButaU 

*, McCain's past history ^ " ^ ^ sevfhK wIT &**** «* "•"•Mf « man's prejudlci and In- ^rd time naUiing, Ufayitt© St., Detroit, has been serious effort tt 

be one not inand 

0r tha 

for 

H 

Si 

from prosecution on »tWaeti©n of tbe individual, teigrtnei and hatred, and hi I s#e no ^moral jufwrieftuon "" " 'Ichigan «m restore the beache* H%k 

and routed charges, individual in the m% put t0 d§atn as a result «*e sentence without No good purpose U ever unsuccessfully, That 

But life without parole characteristica of men wbo """ ' ~" * B^' collective aenae meaning -•-•"•-"--—•-"• — - parole handed down to John served in the end by 

postfbiHfyTl Why DO ptrotoT are driven by some inner He, no one is perfect, and society as a whole. But he rose, and proved McCann in, I know Mr. withholding mercy, accept an increase In 

Dental or parole to marag a compulsion to succeed and this gees for Judge Hackett Here, the objective and there is more to life than McCann has good and true Stuart NLRsmmrim tees when nothing has 

Statement to the effect fiat achieve; toget on top and stay this is one person, sentencing subjective analysis of the meets the eye. He did not rise friends in the area; friends rw.rtrnv waved enthebeack 

The city can*t expect In} II 

e f . j e e e • • i • creased fees to attract 

No mail, no damage 

A cleaner 

tags was to 

work, If not, then 

tbe data. Do where does Us money go? 

ik tht dty will do a 

twtt*rjobofthisuilsl7 

FRED C.BENSON 

JOHNH ANORU3II , 

BYRONT MERCER . 


ByTdt 

PWNI IN 1411 

»t*t«rl 

Publisher 

..Editor 

er 

letters 

right decision on incinerator] stick to it tettrilti »«»*«*- 

*'s wots ^ Ostdft Qty 

i^J j i i • i*i-- -* ~ 

m^ . Jter Jitetf Randaxxo Editor: Sentinel-Ledger; It incinerator proposal, the question "what u HHUHOI County. If we continue to IT)e MUA should weigh all _ - many 

of a art in tbe acrid wttgr thU wpgfc Umrw mum to me that the mem- I can see where it would be be overly concerned about the pollute the environment the facts If there ii a 

K KA« #h «H —F-«- - ^timhmmihi bers of tte Cape May County easy to decide ta favor of this eeenemioi if unit coBsfruetion (mow than we are doing at possibility ti«t a auss burn 

t>r DOjs tnrowing am qf thi tnrttknt and that Municipal Utilities Authority plant because of the advice of is delayed for a period of time, present) the MUA will net unit can emit dangerous witrThla 

iht box tuttalmd no damage, are more interested In saving consultants hired by Me MUA The purity and pristine have to worry about what to levels of heavy metals or 

a buck than In the general to troubleshoot possible setting of the Jersey Shore is do with the trash because the dioxin compound! that are 

wm m fin in the health of the pubtie and en- preblms with a plant of this what draws people to our area people wen f t be here to ae* dangerous at the nanogram you've got to 

im tfis vlfonfflent when it eemes burn to ^pe, but we need ptople en year after ytar, Teurism is cuinutafci enough to keep Use i§v2 ( let's hope tiie? look for long this" attitude of 

jlncrackan fm rdd ** 

**• 

ask tbe mainstay of Cape May lindflU buav. 

an 

MUSEUM 

of our butt waste** before it takes its toll 

intended). The 

with the 

County people and 

to try and homeowners are forced to/, 

evirturn the decision ef grab a double^tdgsd swot* H 

: An in the past? I'm SUN lots of 

March 10 to table a vote on the itiey also have to pay thf 

of people feel as I do, and I hope 

mass burn unit The reason It user increases, and when fts> 

fee response from you Is 

was tabled was because ef tourist rebels and got*; 

new evidence that came to elwwhere, they win wW ipy 

F l 

light about the danger of a called upon to fill th* void by 

mass burn plant and letters the drop in tourist dollars. An. : 

fr om governing bodies In the incrcaw in their taxes will lje!- 

"**^ s longer jure to follow. -*î" 

Ptwlo by ttnjer Studio 

present home of the Ocean City Historical Museum at 409 Wesley Av, was orltflnaliv a 

•chool built In ills, as sten here. 

-.--., nEiusiwn are i to 3 p,m* Way and tomorrow, March 

interested in serving are welcome to drop by then, 

and 27 and those 

There Is also a special evening siwup for volunteers, and anyone interested in local history 

the museum may stop by to talk with Bob Marts, president of thi Friends ot the 

[usium, 74:30 p,m, Friday, 

* • = * 

look tote Tli* answer is not to 

these possible danger* before grease user fees, but to 

a commitment U made to prove what toy use, 

mm* 

wti another article in 

even seen 

to ] 

stating that teat results from 

»mass bum units around tha All of this can't b* 

-_ T _.-wahoul • 

in tht un at m attltudi. If those 

U } k t "*' the dedsioni can't 

t that wai outlawed th«y should step aside, 

bi 1W8. 

liwlr nMsssge Is out to 

did away with leaded r**i* & th« ptopU 

we now want to add liad and Voo'U pay our II^ 

metali to the atmoipbtri ©U* you won't use it! 

*~ a mass burn trash *&&*§ a bad 

III*my hope that thtQa 

Ms 

stick to their guns on the 

h* ' .* /J3J.I i'&$ 4 

By ANITA J. SPIEGEL 

»evm local Board of 

Education candidates 

t j d their quallficatioM 

aicbding thedfatrtet'a 

smve aad vacation policlej 

^ the feasibility of a 

nftalv achooi systemy 

for the Upper Township, 

Dennis Township and 

^ diftricts during a 

and answer seericm 

•the Musk Pier, 

Qua Bnmo and 

on requires ins 

Is reached. 

Desmond Nunan ST., a 

former Pennsylvania 

tuition for sendlng-4iitrlct 

studenti to attend Ocean aty 

r^h acbool wtli be #,100. up 

from the current $5,380, 

'"HwyVe net computing 

about going to Ocean aty, 

They^re eoneenied about the 

eipensr," ht continued, 

"Upper Township basal put 

way down the 

see 

we 

Marshall, who has a son in 

the third grade, concurred. 

lf Hie major impact will be on 

Ocean City as It will be on 

but It is somewheti down 

road, 

fate it but it's a long way 

away," be reiterated. 

Schoenewald said he was 

"totally againit M 

regionaltiation because ef 

tradition of serving tipper 

Township, the disruption on 

three major high schools and 

the effect on local school 

personnel and athletic 

lift i Dean Schoenewald, C, Gui Bruno, Maryann C, L^ncboney, 

Kenneth Marshall and Dr, Desmond Nunan Sr., five of seven candidates 

seeking four seats in the April School Board elections, pose before ad 

dressing the Ocean City Republican Club, 

contender Dean 

leenewald oppose the 

coocept 

a move, 

unexpired 

tag for a new 

the curmit tJw Hertimer, N.Y. distHct, 

term of 

Board ^ will beet least *S0 relation to Superintendent Board couldn't alter past will relocate here and assume 

trillion and 1 doni think they Michael Subotich being paid Board policies: "But when we Ml new post July 1 at a 1*3,000 

th* idea deserves Inalthough 

the local 

want to spend that much •68,000 during the year adopt the new contract with annual stafttog salary, 

following his July 1 Dr. (Anthony) Scalio it will be Prior to the question and 

Unchoney t who has served retirement. 

under different terms," she answer session, candidate* 

Bruno contends Subotlch's said referring to the incoming presented their platforms and 

the. loss of students and 

ue. Ocean C3ty receives term, maintains acceptance of a $88,000 salary superintendent. rationale for seeking ejection 

BOO Upper rtgionsliiation has "long 

students. He also outlived Its usefullness." 

fortune for Subotich to 

She elaborated: 'It's not a 

consultation services Poll* will be open 3U>S> 

viable alternative, I don't 

mem- when the backpay was due at the primary school. 

think the concept is useful 

anyway, 

Street and West avenue; 

although I could set how they and vacation time could net Marshall said although intermediate school, 18th 

Mlllvllle rec would want it." 

Subotich more than |*0 t 000 Subotich "has a lot of sick Street and Bay Avenue; Our 

Woodbine's high schoolers. Nunan, retired administrator 

from the Allenthe 

teachers have derUklng the superin- 

hail, 40th Street and Central 

under current pay scales. "I teave coming to him," un- 

"SThe subject has been 

up tifltt and tiffle town, Pa, district, said he 

an agreement on a tendent's role U a "huge" Avenue. 

/'said Bruno who is also 

ceiling (to cap unused responsibility. "The new 

a graduate of 

rune revealed, superintendent is going to 

College 

U always looking for m more needs to be need some help getting 

which came about after such done ut It is being ad- started," he o 

IsUnd Realty for four 

IFTTZPATRICK 

Jtaff 

toC three seats on the Upper 

Township Board of 

agree that managing 

-*** and thi crowded 

rising taxes 

it - d the 

this school diitrict, they don't 

agree on bow that l 

should be solved, 

iVs a difficult issue. 

with a proposed 

school tax Increase, and the 

pniipects of a l 

hl f U 

t 

p has been 

attached to the April school 

Board of Education 

earlier this month voted to 

increase the school budget 17 

to WA million. 

Upper will pay 

f Oan City's 

Ht4 million budget In tuition 

charges this year, it doesn't 

biVe representation on the 

Board of 

Diverging opinions are 

afffaclng on whether Upper 

sMMUd move for represent 

tfan on Ocean City's Board 

Ocean aty High School 

the tuition it 

for 134 Upper 

students from 

fMSO to' 18,100 per student 

this year. For 43 itudenti in 

special education programs 

at OCHS, Upper Townihlp 

le.meadL 

don't in* 

According to Board can- 

F didst« Anne Tromer, the 

district should sitter enUst a 

ha?e a 

of tte 

pp Township 

a point to hate 

at thtlr meeti 

er and surrounding 

districts—believes a regional 

high school would solve the 

representation problem, 

>'re at a crisis in Upper 

hi aaid, noting 

that Upper faces mere 

building programs to 

maintain tbe quality of 

education, 

g 

p 

sii new clatsrooms in the 

In Marmora 

last September, they 

are already full and the 

district is moving to build a K 

2 school to handle l l t 

nts. tax 

ttention f 

year* before joining the 

family business Franklin 

to 

were his main ctinriffervtkia* 

year remaining on the 

i t«nn of fonser 

member Gerard 

nattte**. Be also has two aota 

ki tadest in the JUistSTO 

wbm be 

maty achod board and e 

iiimrtatton for a aocood 

for sin review benn 

s« B 

a DOOQ tmm to Bad th* pm la 

As an inewnbesjt* 

a s^vwing town and ctMSJsyssjIfl 

very fanportant we 

be dne to poivkie tor the fafajre," Breno aaid. 

cannot expand out- (be arts* fit* 

'If you remember my 

mayoral campaign, my 

cry was far 

/'Mid 

one of eigbt 

with the last 

ttds year. if Mere las to 

be done. We should open op 

la 

K "I live between 

*s and McDonald's And 

Out W?€Ff oi^B 

because there's no altar* 

i! We need leadership to 

start and they won't be 

crowded at first," 

ewald added 

full 

yesr-term t cited Us past 

experience with labor 

the Boy Scouts, 

Boanl of Adjustment and 

past-presidency of the 

Kiwanir 

alee said be ww into 

tte aelectin cf ^M 

new superintendent whom 

wffl 

Swcttod 

outgoing LsscJMiBej also 

active faiths 

asdd money lan*t 

aft at home and 

watch their VCRs could 

volunteer and chaperon* the 

events* 11 cofitfliDed toe 3s^ 

yetr-old recreational 

therapist at Seashore Oarhopta 

the Board will in- ram roliegi 

i t buildings and ground 

and public relations cornto 

the Sth Jane Ota* 

oogbt to too* into 

who wtth Us 

the Top of the 

and never held elected 

Nunan said bU 

av 

at 

ft 

BasfdbeesssesBBWBlBiit 

become inrolvad to 

Upper's fiscal responsibllty There are harder issues going to suffer," he said. 

M I would hate to get into * 

was proven, he said. After the ahead, Newell believes, than "We faamje learn in our attastieo where 

school budget over- the recent tar increase. As the lociety tha?we have to spend the new people. 

whelmlngly defeated by the coat of education continues to more on education, Newell believe In a Uxoo new hornet day to day 

voters in 1982 went to the rise here, Newell warned that opined. "Overall in the United Somehow ttat strikes me 

state Board of Education taxation could become States, we don't pay an ex- unfair/' he 

which restored all but >32,0O0 

cellent wage for teachers*' 1 If elected, he would try to 

of the budget. 

Newell believes tax on a see to ft the Board members 

In 

they (the state) said the "If it becomes a political new developments would be stick to their function of Township. I wiU 

Board U right and the voters I think thi Uds are devisive. 

Board veteran 

Armand also believes new 

developments could be asked 

to contirbute to a school 

system fund, 

"It's getting Impossible to 

hold the 

everything's si 

she sald { noting that the 

can be rough on people with 

fixed Incomes. 

Armand believes her experience 

en the board is a 

great asset, The job gets 

easier she said, as a member 

continues in service. It takes 

the first term on a 

before one is 

Job, she opined, 

"It takes an awful lot of 

time to do it right/' she said, 

noting she is free to do so 

because the doesn't work. 

emands. 

Mower his suggested a situation before determining 

what really should bi 

an 

fund to help the cost 

they bring to the 

The contribution would be 

similar to the township's 

improvement fund, which 

requires a developer either 

provide firefighting water 

supply or make aWOO per lot 

contribution to the fire district 

Mower doesn't believe, as 

seme have suggestid, ttat tbe 

hind would amount to an 

unfair tai, Hew residents an 

creating thi need for new 

schools and therefore would 

be justly iaisd, he indicated. 

on th§ Omn City Beard, thi 

township could htve some 

Input into curriculum in 

Ocean City. Currently a 

liaison group for Board and 

administration 

from Upper and Oostn 

ttMiaysafte 

oooroinaii curnciiiiinL ow 

Her knowledge of school 

training ability to get along 

with people, and 25 years of 

in education are 

assets she could take to the 

Board, the said, 

the challenge thi believes, 

win be to keep pact with 

enrollment demand while 

maintaining high educational 

rtandardr The Board will 

carefully/' she said, '*withth« 

vt§w of giving the children In 

the pflblfa school system tb« 

bast education." 

Trotntr said th« posaihUity 

of buildlnn a regional school to 

something ttat must be 

studied in detail. How 

districts would be aft 

and how they would par> 

she said, must be 

fsesihe 

MQ add net Used to tts 

Hi said sn> 

w 

or your busim 

rt of the 1987 

• Increase your sales 

• I mprove your customer contacts 

• Communicate with ntw residents 

• Reinforce your reputation for 

efficiency and fair prices. 

Publication Date Thurs, April 

• Advance reservation* for 

summer vacationers 

• Product availability 

• Recreational events for tht entire 

family's en|oyment 

Your Ornim unity Newspaper i ,*»: 

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PAGE 4 ENTIXEL-LEDGER. OCBAK .CITOJ THURSDAY, MARCH Mjm 

AM, 

ST JAMES AME 

ABUNDANT 

X. and Haveti A v 

ODUSTLLN WORSHIP 

'•SERVICE 

Mr, 

J, Voort*«, ^ ^ *> 

9:30 Sched SUNDAY 

10 a.m, 

7 pJiL * 

of God 

ASSEMBLY 

10 30ajn_ - Worahtpserric* 

T Pvin. 

m Dory Dr. 

MAINLAND 

WOW 

Nf*R& 

10 

11 a.m. 

le, 

service 

7 15 pus. - Fi y servic? 

pttft 

CITY 

T 

10th St and W 


Donald 

9:36 

10 45 am 

iy school 

Morning 

p,m. - Evening service 

SEA VIEW BAPTIST 

MS Shore 

iinwood 

Let B ^DiQtr. castor 

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF G 

t#v< Robert 5 Bastic 

124 Dory Drlvt 

OceanCify, NJ. 

can 

3987922 

Minisfry 

SUNDAY WORSMF^^r 10:30 A.M. at 


impson Avenue at 18th 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP 7: 

Pastor 

iaby Nursery ChlldftniChyrcri 

Facility 


'Btloved, iff m love one *rt other/' ] John 4: Fa 

WEDNESDAY 

T p,m - Prayer and 

CORSES CITY BAPTIST 

Stain Street 

Cbrbin City 

, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 i,rail 

a.m. - 

SHtLOH BAPTOT 

7th St and Simpson Av. 

Rev I*afayette Riddlck 

pastar 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

U am - Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:» a.m. - Midweek 

SECO^TO CAPE MAY 

BAFTST 

600 S Shore Rd. 

The Rev Russell H Bowtrs 

Jr. 

SUNDAY 

9:41 

11 a.m. 

1 p.m. 

school 

TABERNACLE 

8th St and West Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - 

11 a.m. 

Gordon Poteat nails us to the rail of 

reality: A man's possibility is always 

greater than his ability I not only 

wish I had said that but I wish I could 

live tike that and reall\ believe that 

statement m ms leu-achieving 

moments 

In our better moments, we know 

Dr. Poteat is on target There \% always 

more in us than we can ever gel out 

We feel on upward urge, e desire 

beyond what we can be Or produce in 

our lives 

And it is this possibility greater 

than ability that moves persons 

toward a goal that is unattainable No 

major league player has ever batted 

the perfect 1000 Yet, ft is precisely 

this illusive goal that has produced a 

iuth and Hank Aaron, a Ty 

Cobb and Pete Ros* 

We take comfort in Browning s 

phrase thai "a man's reach should 

Wtdnesday Thursday 

tomans Romani 1C©rlnthiani 1 Corinthians Epheslans EpMesians Colosslans 

lfcl-13 1:16-31 6J08 1:15^23 , 4] 122 3;|-|7 

, K0mtCM 

^^Q^ CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Street snd Asbury Avenue 

UNDAY. MARCH 29,1 

Rev. Kenneth Langlty 

Ocean City, N.j 

0N6 SERVCE 10:15 AM.: CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES, 9:15 A.M. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

EC0MDICAL 

8900VENTNORAVE. 


ONE SERVICE. 10:00 A.M. 

Dr. TtrtflCf E(wyn Johmon'i 

Tlii Fourth 

In tinLenten Siriti, 

THE SHEPHERD PSALM, 1 

"The Comforter" 

Nursery Available 

10:00 A.M. 

Ministry of Music. 

Paul McKay 

'The Difference It Worth fn§ Drive" 

HELLO 

lai ban 

nwrated by Paul Newman. 

OCEAN CITY 




>t, & Asbury Ave. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENC 

Sundays 11 ^03 AM 

Sunday School H 00 AM 

Wtdntidayi8;0D P.M. 

Testimonial Mi 

Reading ftoom Daily 

ALL WKLCOM 

"Absence tsfinguishis 

small piisieni and in 

ertai#i great ones, ai fht 

wind will blew out a candle 

and blow in a fire ' 

La Rochefoucauld 

This obstPvafion by the 

Qftaf Pr#nch wrifff ind 

moralist of the tarly iffh 

century, explains the ap 

parent contradiction of fh» 

two old adtQti^M *'Ouf of 

llgfiti" r out of mind 1 * and 

"Ab**nt«? makii fht 

If an attraction is buf a 

palling fancy, if may very 

Will be eliminated by a 

period of wparatlon. But, if 

two people enjoy a great 

mutual love, an absence 

ev«n of prolonged 

duration . will only in 

Crease their devotion to one 

anothtf. 

Thoughtful people may 

wish to make ail 

arrangements for thffiF 

own funeral services* well 

in advance of need. Plnan 

da) aspect! can also be 

prearranged We will 

diicuis this with you, in 

yoyr home if you prefer. 

Phone us, no obligation 

WIMBERG 

Funeral Home 

FHf 6«wrif isai tf 

01 Asbury Avenue 

389-2114 

Say "Hello'' to Deborah Zara at she |oln$ 

Joe Chandler at 11:00 P.M., 

Saturday mdi Sunday 

i 

Friends to atte 

M*mb«ra of S 

Frtenda M««ttng will attftti 

Hit 3Q7tfa scssi&i @f Uit 

and Rotary 

ol Oar L*

PAGE 6— SECTION 

SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

THURSDAY, MARCH », 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN f.NJ PAGI 

fishi 

if som 

Sharks take a bite out 

t 

i 

ii 

i; 

fi. 

is here &:\1 t\ t?\ t^hrûf iinely pol&hid If 

Mtgler who hA5 ên t th« w ant 

Wtetif ftgMir£ off ?SP effwt* ftusiftFt, p^cfc ii AH 

tf abln fever «np &riiicu5 ^ fish to hone yoor skills on. 

Hit a line Wives and mother? a little fluy, the ptrefc pel 

•BO&f r s£«S^n *•*:" D^CH* ;j.i; 

that ^ r\-T w 

ire hitting a!^n> 

tew Landing on fn«i.*$ shr 

are 

ad in 

st 

\£ enough sîor. it* 

the r\iA LMÂ 3 AA 

CM ^îifi 

itKki.tJVim, C*4 

CM " • nil 

tti52 • 21.95 PU 

LMHSA • AA 

ADJUSTABLE-RATt 

VS. FIXED RATt 

If you'va been In your 

house for quite a awhile, 

you may not be up on the 

latest mortgages and* 

unless you are buying 

another house, you may not 

think they concern you. But 

they do, because they con 

cern the prospective buyer 

of your property, 

Lenders are currently of 

ftring both figed-rale men 

tgaQei — with the iamt 

rate for their full term = 

and adjustable rate mor 

toages that can go up and 

down with the cost of 

money. Because the adjustable 

mortgages offer 

some protection to the len 

dor in case of runaway in 

feresf costs, they carry a 

lower initial rate. There's 

usually some protection for 

the borrower as well, in 

hew much and hew often 

Interest can bo raised. 

Many borrowers opt for 

the fixed rate mortgage 

bt£aus£ they ftel more 

secure know Ing what 

payments will be, 

However, the adjustable 

rate loan may b# a better 

bargain, especially for trt« 

average family which 

moves within 6 to II 

We keep up with lending 

rate*, so you don't have to. 

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asy to Clean 

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Interior Wood Stain: 

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Waterproofing Faint 

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ister Now! You May Be a Guest at the 

Philiie Phanatic's 9* Birthday 

The* Party will bo held Sunday, April 26 at Veterana' Stadium 

Phiiliea/Pittsburg gams. A random drawing will determine Q| Ipast one 

winner ^r location. Register now for children 14 find under-one entry 

per child. The I«st day to register ii Saturday, April 4th, 

lui 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN l\ &«J, 

THURSDAY, MARCH m> mi 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J 

program 

for the 

EMBftaD Association 

neit we€k with 

priamy sabest Ste Sir*** and 

frcxn 8 to I Athletic 

Association to 

operate affectively this 

mafkthmw 

€ to I p^m,; 

Têaday, March 31 at the Saturday, April 4 at the(kiaU wili be gtveo to anyone 

^Hfetr, &h Street and not familiar with the mtei noon. 

Faf mere inf about 

The MtinUnd Band All boys and giria betms 

o or umpiring, 

call Hat Cootanxa 

ar* sponsoring their 

7 (Mm Get U 

-*3t*r Qower sale on and 13 (altar May 31, 

Donahue 38$^ 

April 17 are eligible Is sign 

Along with the 

18 at thi tnter^ctlor of 

foe of tS, [roof of ap must be 

Pmtwmg ATenue and New 

PAINHN 

Licensed - Ocean City 

20 Y#ars Experience 

99020 

, April i at tim 

intermediate school, Uth 

StrwK and lay Avmoe, from 

presented at the time cf 

Llnirood and at 

regUtraUeo. It will be 

Avenue ami New 

necessary for a parent to 

register children. No 

registration will be made 

wittnut a palest priest. 

Volunteers art urgently 

in 

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Call Earl Tarves 390-1230 

32 HWHLAND AVE. BEESLEY'S POINT, N.J. 01113 

RiSHKNTIAL • COMMERCIAL 

COMPLETES TRAINING 

Naff Airman Charles 0. 

&tt§r, a IMS graduate erf 

Mainland Regional High 

in Linwood, has 

atRecmit 

"IYmining Command* Orlando, 

Bill's Locks 

Residential Auto 

Repairs Keying 

Installation 

Smrwlng 0£Mff City 

modelino NOW! 

and 

indents from the Ocean City primary, intermediate and high schools 

, tlcipated in recent "Jump Rope for Heart " program under the direction 

of Virginia Mulford of the Greater Ocean City Unit of the American 

Heart Association. Participants raised %2M\ from sponsors. This wai the 

scene at the intermediate school. 

tudents design their 'dream 

in the 

students In Richard Warren's 


Industrial arts classes at the 

thi 

Belhaven Avenue School figured the 

involved in exploring careers footage and approximated the 

ta the construction Industry costs of construction fortheir 

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pelicans have started ft 

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- We weft pleased to 

few Boyle back 

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Tta is somewhat thinner 

hi assured us he U feel 

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Rarity Conettu waa 

their shuffle beard, his stamina. He played 

us of another local even though he Is not feeling 

tournament In which hi and in top shape. We trust be wfl 

hto partner camp In first He continue to 

Mainland Regional High School gymnasium 

was tht scene of volloyball-athon to benefit the 

local Sunshine Foundation, 

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aids foundation 

Itudents it Mainland 

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Youth 

sexuality 

talk April 1 : 

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Wednesday* April 1 it 

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¥ i mndchUdren; tad ftm 

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Chariota and Grtoe Strwti tn PottHown. Burial Ma to 

retired pipeline supervisor 

. atr, Abil wu i pipeline construction supervisor for 

DoPtmt ta Gfobttown, for I? jmn. He rt-tiral ta 1971 A 

farmer rodent of Pitman, hi m bom In 

IttVftd to this ctty IS years 

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brotbew. . Dofcald of o Woodbury Hîghti and 

fll Woodlmi7; twt} tiiten, Fknne* Fitfae ef Tocô, 

d Btt Lta * Dtfd; fabmother, Om Abel 

; two grmndcifldrao; and 

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•t tbe chorch. Burial will be is 

Local arrangfroenta 

raqoeati contributions to tht Ocean aty 

luad, Ocean 

William 

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Born In Philadelphia, he had been an area 

Mr, Mann ted 

ef 

ta malnt«nanc« at tbe Flanden 

He to turvlved by hli wife, 

Service tu at the convenience of the 

Arrangement* were by tbe Adams Perfect 

NAACP 

carrtrtbutionB may be made to the Atlantic 

programs, care of Atlantic at] 

L Spence, 00, of 731 Moore Av. died March 17 In 

Mr. Spinet waa a cement finisher for many year* for 

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Qty, fj@ was • trustee for St. James AME Church and was a 

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In C*p* Maj Ooanty V^saa Cemetery. Cap* 

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Hi ta survived b> his lUpcnotbtt-, Uatie Stoftami (rf Tuckmhoe Aid M*rch 15 m MUhrffl* 

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Bon la Rfahrern, ate was a nptpfr** of 

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Monument Av,, tUvtm Burial was in 

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10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL IEDGER, OCEAN CJTY, N J, THURSDAY. MARCH U, Its? 

ancel fever" strike 

"Cancel Fiver** struck 

"Friday the 13th" when the newest 

addition to our jâUerrof canceLed eventa 

was added on. The "Beech Bash," which 

council and was planned to taki place on 

Friday 13. was canceled the day the 

dance was planned to take place due to 

lack of ticket sales. 

The "Beach Bash" which was to 

feature a live D.J and an aray of colorful 

"Jana" and various other "summer 

fatigues" wai canceled when only an 

approxiTnate 60 of an expected 100 

tieketi were sold, The announeinient of 

this cancellation came during ell 

period of that "Friday the 13th" and was 

delivered by the harsh sounding voice of 

our principal^ Mr, Ciprtin©. 

.T.S.A, discu 

Future plans for 

at a Parent Teacher Student Meeting on 

Thursday, March 12th, Those attending 

the meeting were Kelly HaiDrook, 

Meghan Donahue, Jen Sniider f Jennifer 

CHat,_ Parent Barbara MeGinnls, the 

President addressing this meeting Site 

Bomberger, the Viea Preai'dent Carol 

Oakes and second Vice President Fay 

Davis were conoarned with a few 

going on in OCHS, 

"There's a problim with our 

dances,-* Oakes said "Why don't people 

go?" 

Donahue felt that a lot of people attend 

Soda's night club on weekends. 

Has brook felt If a dance was held at 

Ego's people would go. 

That's true; 300 tlcketa were gold at 

the Community Center to have I dance 

tit Figos." Donahue agreed, 

A dance may he held at Egoi or Soda's 

in the future to encourage attendance. 

Another topic discussed was the 

problem with students smoking In the 

bathroom, Donahue felt the st 

didn't take smoking laws y 

because it seems most studinti feel that 

"if the teachifs have a lounge to smoke 

in — we should have a place tosmoke 

in," Me d 

Tory Frank and Kelly Hasbrook atpunishment 

was dlfcuifed* No dldsion 

been roadc, but mi*p«njion 

ice a Sal 

as 

your 

ihed/ f she 

dscuaaed until the 

at the 

.ftnsanL__ 

the school have to do 

body lack of 

mentioned that our 

laws wsB f t b« ~ M 

board roe^ng^ L^Jj 

feKth«danc«. 

The "Beach Bash 11 was only the latest 

of a chain of cancellations which ineludes 

the Pep-Rallies, Christmas 

Etence, Vanenttnei Dance and the *'Mr 

tain City Pageant," but hty, look m 

Itm bright side of things, we Ml hid our 

m Dunce and Homecoming 

On April 9,10,11 the Dr»m* 

[resent its productloo of 

Tim sat inducfes: 

CrU Outam, 

EUyn Sebmr, Ktag Sexttmns:. Tom 

D« via and And>* Foer, Prioc* Daonttaat: 

Matt Bucher and tarn Lancbottcy, Lady 

Urten: Dtbby Jenkins, ft Hatty: D 

Hoover, Wizard: Ammar Khlroof, 

Minstrel; Micelle HlTTis, J**t«r: Ttxif 

Hawkins and Rich Stite*. 

Often 

Mike Lang ley. Debbie Longatreet, 

Debbie McConnell, Teresa Hagel, 

Theresa Pl 

Pliki 

Oissy Proet, Leslie Sebver, 

VaQ, Dawn WUliams, 

and Airage Yoder 

The times for the play arc April Sand 

HI, I p.m. April 11,1 p.m. and 8 pm The 

priet wUl be »3 a ticket. A dinner 

Art Chib Sa 

DeFeUct. The dinner will be in the 

cafeteria on April I, at 8 p.m. Tht price 

wm be f 11 

many moons ago, in a 

vie for the hor 

Wed and failed the 

tests which 

land. 

KK 

of yet but another can* For the first time In y 

, It may start you to thinking, there will be a girla freihman softbaD 

team. For tim part three yean thert 

ta Oeean City High Sdhodl?" AVertion have been over twenty freshmen «*gnfd 

which has been on the minds of many up to play, and this year a team waa 

rtudtnts and teachers. The problem is, 

ott one seems to know the answers. 

Some may think they do p but are Lentz has been the 

continually stopping and the 

at OCHS for two yean, 

are getting frustrated and confused 

at why there la such a problem with 

selling tickets for these events, and they 

cannot understand why students won't 

pull together and make these events 

(which are to our benefit) happen. 

Although they cannot be usre sure 

It should be remembered that the 

t create programs, It only 

them, 

the FTSA would like to have a funoV 

raiaer for the Scholarship Program that 

would nationally raise enough money for 

the fudn hut one the students could enjoy, 

A dance that students would attend at 

Egos or Sodas ad mentioned was an idea 

for a fundraiser. This dance would have 

suit fashion show, 

, volleyball, a shopping trip, or 

e were all good ideas for a 

fundraiser, if anyone would like to 

er in helping with this funproject 

may contact Meghan 

i§ or Kelly Hasbrook^ 

Rene Desanto 

"Mysteries of the Brain" was held on 

Thursday, March 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the 

high school cafeteria, 

Present at the assembly were 

psychology club and science club 

members. The advisors of the event 

were Mrs, Ida MargeUs and Dr. John 

Hem nan. Dr. Herrmman showed slides 

of optical illusions. These illusions dealt 

with 

were done, but 

due to the bad weather condition! the 

event was forced to end early. 

Refreshments wire served aoce the 

The aftor school 

Mi to 

•>?£&: 

m 

s#Sl 

anymore, members of the student 

a 

of tickets •alia hi the Junior 

and Senior Prom which li being held in 

MayJ 

ihman games will be 

the same days at the vanity and "junior 

varsity teams with one exception, that is 

when the Junior varsity and varsity 

teams are home, the freshmen are away 

and 

be will ever find a ___ 

hU mottwr*i «teodank 

HirTyaretnaoîaodary.LarttenUlntfarj 

Tamlly way', bwt the law wyt DO one 

may marry until the Prince hat wed* 

* QSMt to Sod more 

A month later be 

the moat gamoniHsg the paUlce. The 

Queen loatbea Wlonifred on light, bat the 

Prince is smitten and begs gat she b§ 

allowed to 

*• cute WMpot 

win 

Aggravaln and her Wlnrd ofevtee a 

Inn 

aiat of 

watt one tiny pea will be placed ShouM 

ahe Is not a true prtesat* In 

event tbe anotild atay 

the Queen will help matter* by 

her hypootic mirror. Also, a 

— -*• — ^** î'"' 

Larken and Harry have hid an 

argument, and the Lady U ready to ran 

helps to patch things up. Hoi 

what ber tart will be, she stadias 

On Wednesday, March 4* Ocean dty 

Bgh School once again boated a blood 

ri¥© spoosciPeil by tb§ AsMrican Bid 

i. Ocean City High School bis bees 

se blood drives for several 

now. 

This blood drive was preceded by a 

Junior ASenior assembly on February 

17, during 1st period. ~~ 

opened by Student 

After a brief Introduction 

fiie American Red Cross. Gabrial spoke 

to the juniors and 

was presented on 

Ocean City High School's record, for 

number of plate of blood donated, 

In 1984, witt 102 

waa 

Tnere was concern among 

of Use student council that 

not give blood because of 

wareneasconcei 

However, 

assured everyone that one cannot get 

by donating blood. 

Another factor that student council 

an effect on 

was a girl's 

did not 

to give blood for 

be worn down 

hid any great effect on the 

blood donated to the American 

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See you Engfiih teacher for rule* »nd -additional Information 

>• G. a cl; 

Mrs. All Reza Youner Obanavtl better 

knownas "Mri, G." teaehat chetoljtry 

!rL, /^*H.."*"•• 

and railed in 

that 

Mra.G. who iaalio a music enthusiast 

was the baivifnmt instructor for a year, 

'flity wtri married on _ h 1986. 

They hope to have four w ate kids 

tor 8 yeara and thm she d^^^^h^ 

fransferred toCalifornia University to moat studenU fed th* *"^-~f 

ner stuoies. • jjgg? gju ym H%« 

th a dame In hand. KathUan *K^H u**u na i. **** a 

was drawn tothe ocean Uhi 

whfffi she and b^ husband robto, 

Mr* OhanaviH k am & a» u«~*^ 

0, itartodtMcUMIsM and ^m?^S^^§^^ 

•till tafiaat 

Scrtimua gtvea navtug a 

pointers on tbe birds totof, teMDamflwi aftouta t 

writhe beet. 

Toi TfjQUM d€Tpoi 

In makes the exhausted 

lot to «ay! Be 

ter with the. mirror* and then, tor 

ber flnni MJU COB ftncfc 

insurance, brings on the 

'* of Samarkand to help hm 

mattrewes, reread all aorti of sotted and 

i£ni Awuft objects* More ttao jolt • pel 

is suddenly wide awake. Wtanifred awake. All «oda 

mofning, to the delight ef aftw - I-iitai and Barry can many aft 

everyone but Aggravain, the Court !•** beciuje 

that Winnifred bftsnt alert a 

highlights affair 

telecast on June S f 

li served! Tickets are on sale 

Mm for Thursday, Aprils, pUyed their original roie*. Tb* put of 

of our school play. The tbe Minstrel waa played by BOl 

timber, sponaored by the Art Qub and (Dong Williams on Daya tf 

Sophomore dan, will be held in te EQiott Gould tang and dancad tot 

tsaetsothat Jester, and Shani WallU (who 

studenta attending the dinner can go starred in the film, CXfcer) waa Hit 

drectly Irani the dinner to the premiere lovely Lady *-"**" 

of € *0ne§ upon a mattress." On December 13, 

Caterer Eon DcFelice will be production 

beef CBS-TV, again with Ml»«BorMtt«d 

entrees. The tickets can be 

Fyrr;tflt«jt«j Mrs. Glnny Mulford, 

and Art Club member*- 

for Thursday will be sold out, the 

may be repeated Friday some 

ucc 

Kris Copp gets attention while donating blood. 

>nyder and Brianna Cary give words of encouragement. 

After the blood drive was through I 

to get a comment from Crist. 

"I was very Impressed to see 

to help the community by donating 

blood." She also said "wouldn't it be 

great if all twenty-one schools in the 

Cape Atlantic League gave blood? 11 

were twelve students from 

City High School who helped the 

Prom fa; 

On March 31st the Junior Class of 

be 

nuraes of the 

lout the day of tbe 

lue Beebi 

Jennifer Crist, Brian 

Heist, Kenny 1 

Pacifico, Matt 

Dee Dee 

You said you're tooyoung for 

But are you really? 

What are you afraid of? 

You aaid you really like me, 

You didn't mention love. 

Ait that's okay, my friend, 

ln§ show la being held in theFor lovers must be friends 

auditorium of the high school for the Before they can be loveri. 

studenta who will be attending the prom And to be a lover, my friend, 

and their parents. 

t's what I'm afraid of. 

formal attire will be 

Bridal Boutique. 

The fashion show will begin promptly 

at 3 p.m. 20 juniors and seniors wJU be 

modeling the fashion wear, 

school, will dote 

HOTICE 

^Baccalaureate servieei 

for the Class of 1987, 

originally scheduled for 

Sunday, June 7, 1987 at 7 

p,m, have been rescheduled 

for Sunday, June 14, 1987 at 

7 p.m. As always the services 

will be held at the 

Ocean City Tabernacle, at 

6th and Aibury Avenue, 

dUor-ln chltf 

ditor 

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published? A short story? Then do 

the next best thing, fiumbit to the 

student's literary magtiine, 

Mr. J. Bonner and tntertsUd student* 

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the literary talents §1 our 

Original essays, poeme, and short stortas 

A to contribute to make tb# 

success. 

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youratlf andothtra a 

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Time, 25 Wordt @r Ltss 

SO 

(10* per word exceeding 

Ad Running 5 Ctmsecuiivc Ttmcv 

with f$ Words or Less . = ...,=,,..,.., ill 

Ads Requiring BQX Number *"l .00 additional' 

TOO LATi TO CLASSIFY ADS 50* EXTRA 

sified Advertising Cash 

!U fthSfrtef, Ocean City, N J Oftm 

Copy mailed in. given TO repr# M t«tive ar brought to of 

lice ptr^naliy, must bt accem^ni^ by cash -r Wh>d 

, cover cost. Copy accepted over phong a% courtesy am 

cofiven!#nce to cuitomer, but payment must be receive* 

pefore advertisement will be tet in type 

Card! Jf Thank 

ST. 4111S MVIIU 

May t^ %atr*a Hfaft qf JeiiJ 

eraitfd, - honori 

sn Ui. N6Jt If 

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pfavt r» ftiv* teeft sniw^r e& 

In Memoriam 

I 

% 6* 

*nd 

the 

ANNE F* BRINKMANN 

Died: March 2 

the Brinkmann Family 

wishes t§ fhank everyone 

wh©* In fhelr generoiity, 

contributed to Anne's 

Scholarship Fund, We 

gratefully think them, 

together with Rat Dougher 

ty, Sandy Cor son Beyet, 

and Chris Lentz who 

organized the fund In An ; 

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fTARTWRfiST PLAC 

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the 

if yeu astir* tseefienee gnd won't 

t«H|« for iKOod bett, join 

#1 Rfalfer For a ton 

interview call 

at %n IO0Q 

IS East 9th Street 

3994000 

TH 

Help Wanted 

ADVERTISING 

AL 

Part time and year 'round 

positions with 

newspaper, experience 

preferred, but will train. 

Salary, pjoi company 

benefits. For Interviews, 

send rfsumes to The Sefv 

tinti Ledger, 112 I, itti 

Street, Ocean City, NJ, 

08226 in care of Advertising 

Dtpf: or call to set up an in 

terview appeintmtnt, 

399-5411 

Carter opportunities 

available with our well 

established firm, for 

aggressive self motivated 

salespeople. 

* Graduated Commission 

Schedule 

* Full management support 

* Computerized office 

* Inquiries kept confidential 

Calf Michael Monlhan at 

interview 

3201 CENTRAL AVE. 

717BATTiRliARD. 

3190918 H 

BANKING 

Due to our CentInuins dgMiiilon 

havt tf iitf opening! at tftt 

OCEAN CITY PfT 

861 Aibury Avt. 

ELL£R 

INC, 

Wt efftr a cornpefiftyf Mlsry end 

tsE*ll»nf cempsny N'^ Mwlti. 

Apply in p#nan ta th# S&Q¥« sff ic* 

COLLECTIVE FEDERAL 

BANK 

iquii 

: SANDS HOTiL AND CAi 

IN 

To Attend A Free Seminar On 

Persona! Computer Application! 

For The Executive Secretary 

THURSDAY 

APRIL 9, 1987 

6 PM - 9 PM 

Harry's Inn 

Longport 

Boulevard 

Somers Point, 

New Jersey 

A buffet will be served? 

Meet and talk with Sands representatives 

about Executive Secretary opportunitisi, 

Call our Human Resources Dspartmint at 

441-4191 to make a rtservation, 

Wi iri in equal opponunity employer 

subject to the rules and regulations of 

the Casino Control Com miss ion. 

FREE REAL ESTATE 

CAREER SEMINAR 

Learn haw to tweome a port or the excltlno Real 

Industry* Topics include: 

• How to gtt a Real Estate License 

• Theday todayactlvltleftofa profeialonal 

• HOW to select 1 company 

• Opportunities offered In Real Estate 

^ WHINi WIDN1SDAY, APRIL 1 

7i!0 P.M.-1:49 P.M. 

WHlHilFif Aibury Av#. # Ot«n City 

CALL FOR RE1IRVATIONS 

•state 

THE SENTTNEL^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Help Wanted Htlp Wanted Help Wanted Htlp Wanted 

4CTIVITV Dlt'Cf TOR IH««d WiHTEB 

ftf piri t&r fh* lymmjf 

tor home 

production, clerical 

Others Ceil new tor 

FREE DITAtkî 

in 

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024-0000 

. 1H7 

Fall Mtatt tales 

With fh€ f^pansion sf our 

main office, wi now have 

ffte room necessiry to ac= 

commodaft a numb#f of 

new salespeople who are 

looking to work In a very 


ficr We don'? have to be 

the biggest for you to 

make an fxceHent living. 

Morrison's specialize in 

personalized service and 

need salespeople who can 

ana &r^ seniifive to each 

individual's needs. We 

pride ourstlvts In serving 

satisfied customers for 

three generations. Came 

i_e{n our team at Ocean 

Ci»Y'i most established 

and family owned real 

estate office since 191$* 

Fiease call Tom Palermo* 

399-5211 for sn interview. 

8211 

PECT 

of your peers 

and leam valuable skills by 

starting a rewarding career in 

Real Estate. Join the Jersey 

Short's leading team of Real 

Estate professionals You'll 

earn respect and • whole lot 

more, Call us at: 

ill,411 

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tttMiHtititl 

COIN 

LAUNDRY 

Oral EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

SUN.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY i P.M. 

Line day 

Tailor Work 

on New k Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

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* Discount Prk** 

SPRING IS COMING FAST' 

CALLUSI4OW 

SELF SERVICE 

©PEN 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

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Home improvements 

id>rK(. windows. Boon 

Carpentry 

By Frank Gifford 

WORK ©UAPfANTIBP 

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Can for Appoihtment 

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nennum 

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CLEANUPS 

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f » im i fa3 gsi Fyrniturs, e#t rin?*, } 

dfkMpsinftri, kitchen cabincti (wggg 

wim counfwr top and iinfej miig ftsffls. 

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gffri@#fater, rang*, hutch, Bifhftem 

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can Saturday* 3 j | 17 

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dryers i7|. hiteh#n (#&!* tfi. f« = . 

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336 

Boat Slips 

NAT SUPS FOR RiNT 

W* have boot slips for rent 

from 20* f© W in the most 

exclusive Marina on the 

South Jersey Coast. Every 

amenity for gracious 

boating. 

(Pref«r«bly Lagoon) 

CI#an,,.Qul#rf,.. 

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REForSafc 

TWO 

THE SENTINEL L , OCEAN CITY. N.J* 

it I, For Sat* RE. For Sale R. E, For It. I. R.E. Fi 

THURSDAY, MARCH H Hit 

R.C. FOP Salt 

R.E. For Sale 

For$«l« 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, N J 

R. E, Per late 

RE, For Salt 

R.E. ForSak 

YMffy Rentals 

}{EA L Ti 

ms 

HOBKH! I.. SllAM 1 . Hr;iltm 

; • i • i < i; s : 

4 S ' , "'• M ? 

NEWUSTM 

Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom 

home, S97,000. 

**«t Mi HKk «IH *i«t^ m am 

ftgriiMg niLiian, Mat l»l Can •*- 

m mjB&m A#T — § 

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Thf Estate I*r*i •Mb Scrrtag America's GreatM F.mUv Retart 

RIVIERA SINGLE 

Thft* bedroomj, two baths, family Foam* 

two car oar»o», solar hot water, wood 

stove on a spacious corner lot* Asiung only 

ti4?JSQ, 

SNUG HARBOR 

Lagoonfront two family, southern •**." 

posurt, two large boat slips, garage and 

mort, tmSOO 

BAYFRONT 

Three choice two bedroom fownhousts, 

unique Colonial setting, fabulous views 

Only 

MND AND CENTRAL AVENU 

CORNER 

HOME 

l 

OUTSIDE N,J 

MOO 533 1123 

EXECUTIVE 

single, huge 

v-room. ^n - with 

, garage, master 

bdrm., with firepl. and 

what a view. Owner 

building new home and 

says sell, 

1EACHPRONT WITH A 

DIFFERENCE 

Ultra custom condos that 

defy description Beach 

front master suite, split 

living/dining rooms, deck* 

all ever. Check this one out. 

THE HST OF TNI GAR 

PINS 

Elegant wail maintained 

single home on exclusive 

last Atlantic Bfvd, right 

across from the beach. Ab 

soiutely impeccable condltion. 

Three bedroomi, 2 

baths, 2 car garage, 

Florida room, 58x130' lot. 

Reduced S319,5O0. 

BUILDING LOT 

142,600. South end location, 

n#w home nescf door, 5ix94* 

single family zoned, near 

the bay. Fantastic buy for 

142,006. 

UNIQUE TOWNHOUSE 

CONDO 

oold Ca&ii D«*ch & 

boardwalk. Ipaclooi 2 

•tory cont«mpor*ry d#tIgn 

off j Bm f % b#th, largt 

ft- ilvlftfl roofti wltti 

ctm#dtr«l 

with top 

il, JMt 

PHONE (6Q9i 393 i 

7 DAYS A 

LAQOONFRONT TURN K 

Beautiful three bedroom, two baft!, eat 

heat, central alr t fireplace, wet bar, one 

car garage and a boat slip are but a few o« 

me features this fully furnished property 

has to offer, tI35,000. 

SOUTHCND DUPLEX 

Excellent investment on the Oceanslde of 

Asbury Ave, Only step* to me beach. Great 

rental history* SlW.OOO. 

GAPOENSDUPLEX 

Three bedroom, two baths each ftapr, An 

dersen windows, fireplaces, central air 

and much more. Built by one of me islands 

fine custom builders. S2-*9,ooa 

RENTALS / APPRAISAL! 

N.J. 1 800 J23 1524 

A LOT OF HOUSl FOR 

A LITTLE ISI 

Stately 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

A LITTLE SIT OF 

single, Nice year round 

neighborhood. Large den, 

NEWPORT 

on hot water heat. Real 

Flush new bay view condos value. Only 598,500 

lust steps to the bayfront. 3 

BR,, 2 bath A/C fp. A 

classy way to spend the 

summer, 1134400 - S14MQ0. 

NEW OCEANFRONT TRIPL1X 

CONDO 

Near boardwalk. Two • 

Incredible 2400 sq. ft. 2BR , i bath aptS: plus 3 4 

beachfront residence 1R, V/3 bath main house. 

Hearing completion. No ex Gas heat, parking. Good 

pense spared, 4 bdrms,, 2Va income producer, 1200,000. 

bath* huge sunken Hv, rm. 

vBfy contemporary design. 

Mini beach, S750,« 

CONDOS 

Near 42nd St. btach. Three 

bedroomi, 1 baths, H/A 

heat and AC. Very popular 

split level design. Ex 

eel lent rental property or 

second home, $134,! 

GOLD COAST 

TOWNHOUSE 

Spacious Nachfrenf homt 

with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 

massive living dining area, 

garage, very tastefully 

furnished. 1449,000. 

INEXPENSIVE 

INVESTMENT 

Ideated duplex 

with • i BR. apt, on ft* lit 

fl and a 1 Br* um* on tha 

0at Mat* Only 

NEW LISTING 

Slde-by-slde Duplex, each 

side has 3 BR,, 2'/3 bath, 

immaculate condition, nice 

view 5 Excellent btach 

area. SI 

BEACHFRONTCONDO 

1407 Central, Brand new 

ultra custom, 4 bedroom, 

V/i bath, gas heat, a/c, 

fireplace. . Nothing but 

quality, 2000 sq. ft. of real 

class. Reduced To 1445,000. 

ALMOST BEACHFRONT 

Condos with unobstructed 

ocean view In south end. 

Brand naw i BR., i bath, 

a/c, covered parking. There 

ft nothing UN* this for tha 

price, mSMQ -1355,000 

LOOK POUTHBOPtfNlNaor'OUfl I1CONDOWHCI kim •ATTUil* ROAL 

This Congo on the second 

floor has attic storage and 

much more* An a/c unit in 

the wntl, three bedroom4 

and a center hall* coo 

yenitflcf of 3 file baths* a 

shared garage (you get 

hsifii, electric heat, front 

porch and iV% only 2 streets 

te tft# 

UPPEB 

UNIT 5PT 

Jfifi Bigifcm 

Rtafl, 

i4S serei on 

CalJ 3» 

tf 

LONG BEACH I$LAND Lsv?l* 

dyp(#i i| juit a ifierj walk fg 

b*#£h, tsceil^fit rtnfat tftcemn of 

I barm., I 6afh ynif s!sq 

yard, 3£fKhe€ gsr 

Asking, IiW,9gg 

FURNISHEOCONDOS - SOUTH END 

Two and 3 bedroom condos. One and 2 baths, htif and air 

conditioned. Pool, parking, m.OOO. 

LARGE HOME 

Two and half storyi 4 bedrooms, sleeps 12, 2V3 ttifhs, living 

room With fireplace, large dining room, kitchen, utility 

room, $175,000 

§250 

3 26 


Small heated store + furn, eff, apt, on first floor. Second 

and third floor apt, liv, room, firepU din, room, kit, 

powder room, 3 bdrm5,, bath, washer, 1 tar dttached 

garage, gas and oil heat, s 139,000. 

GOSS REALTY, Realtors 

3218 Asbury Ave, 399*2098 

OCEAN CITY RESTAURANT 

Fully Operating, Completely Equipped, Stating 60 with a 

newly renovated 4 bedroom, 2 bath apartment abow. Call 

for appointme nt. 

THE INCOME PBQPERTY IS FRI 

...WE ARI 

Four Furnished Rental 

City's North Ind. *| 

Watch the Sum 

w 

Bay Asking S175, 

EsclusivelyTh 

RIAL 1ST ATI 

* from- bay in Ocean 

1noramfc View of the 

900 OCEAN 

OPEN HOUSE: SAT. ftSUN. 

11:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 

IS 

vanfafl# m m niW taic lswsl! 

Beautifully 

If It's a 1st floor you desire, 

this conde's waiting for a 

buyer!! Perfect for your 

next vacation, lust one 

year young with great 

location, walk to where you 

crab OF fish* or launch a 

hoble If you wlshfl A 

fireplace, 3 bedrooms, or 

we'll even sell the SECOND 

f loot i; 

500BAYTOWHtS 

Norm Tower • 2 bedrooms, 

2 bath luxurious Bay front 

units. All convenience + 

pool, parking & ttcurlfy* 

Current owner will pay 

condo fees for I year. 

Priced from Sl34,m 

ami 

ROUOH AND 

9# egni*r¥#ft« 

TO OB OWN 

Art \? 

tov«rt call 

166 

BUILDING LOT H+*utttull r 

-. ana evtr 3 #er#» of sf$ynd. 

A€»S • Fflf 

Tip fsp and tidy, % B#df»mi, 1 btfft, 

lyih ssrd#n niinleured lawn, nlct 

hem* wltfi en# b j 

apt, Mt^ln new, fe«#flftfyt 

il3i.*O0 

SOUTH tNO iBACH A||A 

aupifK, iffiutifu) 

paneling, 3 ^rosmi, 1 b*th Mch 

fisor piui QfHf family af*r Medtrii 

H€@nd floor tin 

VIPSANCtUARV 

P#efi«i b#ach iff A, I itsry msgffrt 

fgwnhgyM, g#ntril air, geufmtt klfthen, 

f bt^rsms, fW bflthi, A|» 

, ffflifgy tfflii«t ( great 

tewnhemt wltti ipiral 

It 15.000 

In tof chirm of fhll Hel 

duplex Quitt ilrwt, d»tor*tof 

ypgradii, sirpeting, fxtfa 

clo«t», deck, itorm 

, iW bafhicaeh fie#f. 

with rtnam in i«gng i\mr, 

J170,000 

THE FARRELL AGENCY 

1400 Wilt Av •, 

SVl derated, fully fyrnished units 

which sleep 4 comfortably. Kitchenettes, private balconies, and much moral Only 

1 mock to the beech and boardwalk. Don't mlssfhlseppartunlfy! $79 fW - SM 900 

II 

1Ml 

II1II11II Illlllfllli 

in OFT 

This brand new two family 

Is under construction, m 

tour bedroom, two bath, 

central air production. It 

features a Great Room, 

front porches, and mere* a 

fireplace and laundry room 

on each nesr. 

Here is a COftdo we 

you should see. If has much 

to offer, read on...you'd 

acre*I The pool is only 4 

whisper away* to enterfaiQ 

guests on a nice summer} 

day, Wall-to-wall car* 

pet ing, central air too* 1 

bedrooms, nice furniture* 

fust waif ing for youlli * 

HILLTOP DR. — PALERMO 

SUPERIOR FAMILY NBIOH»ORHOOD. SUPERS 

LOCATION raK YOUft IN HOME BUSINESS! You «rt 

cordially Invited to fdmtrt this oraciou* Colonial homt 

witti #11 ttit amcnftM, OHlce Suite, wtrh tun bath and 

^parfita tmr«c* f could be ffie fth bedroom I Listed at 

5217,000. 

ili P go Hvm en (if, i, L«A h» 

Mt BERaiN AVE.^MARMORA 

CONVENIENT YET SECLUDED NEIGHBORHOOD 

Present! tills Immaculate brigk ffont colonial featuring 

formal dining and living rooms, family rm i( office, 3 BR «. 

2Vj Mths. Economical oil heat is a bonus for S124.900 

btaufifu! mh street 

laooon. Comes completely 

furnished, features 2 

bedrooms, wall to wail 

carpeting, all appliances, 2 

boat slips. Now is the time 

to buy that tpecial place on 

the bay that you have been 

dreaming of. Priced 

LEE W. HILLEG A! 

Realtors 

•two ' Story* 9 

bedroom, I bath Condoi 

Cathedral ceilings, large! 

cedar deck, wall to wail 

carpeting, ceiling fans| 

custom mini blinds on most 

windows. This beautiful 

unit must be seen, the pridi 

of ownership is apparent; 

This ii a must lee proper 

tyI! Only$118,W0. * 

39140112 

A maiterpltct if contemporary and mshsre environment. 

"Shier Opulence" describe! the interior of thh 

Beachfront Condo unit. The glass wall fills the house wir 

panoramic vlewt of tt>e beach, 1435,000.00. 

Hi717 Asbury Avenue 32nd & Wast Av©ni 

(609)399-1612 (6095398-3616 

iy Towflf 

Si!SI 

o 

o 

o 

o 

I) 

enter City 

r fii^t ciais. yeerfy 

flon w/off street 

i^f© income 

j apts, Call 

now! 11 

NEW LISTING 

Coaven»*otiy totaled, C«o 

tr*L New porUiei & receo 

fly rr-o>cwat^d Off ttreet 

pflrKlng D/W, disposal, 

W/D. hookup, etc. Call 

now »1U,5OP_ 

ftEACH SIDE Of Asbory Avenue, New atcorator fyrnlshed, 

l bdrm, fully air conditioned Condominium, Enclosed 

Sftower «. lauf^ry faciUtis. Low condo fee, A must see!!! 

GARDEN STATE REALTY 

OPEN HOUSE 

4M1-43 WIST AVEMUE, OCEAN rfh* 

SAT,MARCH28 t FnDH11iLll.tl4PJl, 

SUN. HAMH n, mm i PJL H 4 ML 

NEW CONITRueTiQN, 4 bedroom, 3 full bam townhouse 

units on ©verslied let. Quality construction, many extras, 

central air, fireplaces. Buy now and pick your colors and 

carptts, *169,900. Thtse are a "MU5T*5EE". 

1717 Asbury Av#nu< 

199-1612 

iy Towen 

ReoiE staff 

ich Watch (609) 

Custom built brick home 

one of Ocean City's finest. 

Entry hall, living room, 

fireplace, formal dining 

room, kitchen, laundry, 

family room, fireplace, 

bedroom, Vft file baths on 

first floor, three bedroom*, 

two tile baths, heat pump, 

central air, 2 car garage, 

tmooo. 

Maintenance free home 

centrally located near bay, 

only eight years old, living 

room, fireplace, dining 

room, eat-In kitchen, laundry, 

three bedrooms, Vh 

baths, electric heat. 

1135,000. 

Executive two story house 

In top location near ocean. 

3 extra-larg* bedrooms 

with %y% baths, living room 

with fireplace, dining 

room, den, large eat-In Hit* 

Two bedroom/ air conl.ditioned 

condo. 2 blocks to garage. Oil hot water 

chen, utility room, 2 car 

beach. Furnished & equip- 

baseboard 

heat* 

Beautifully 

with targe private 

Price: 

tmentonly. 

witti a f freplace in 

|th#b#»ch«r#a proven 

[tali - by 

*nd & West Avenui 

(609) 398-3636 

f ) 399-7171 B^.itv. 

* «##« 

lern Duplex with ex* 

eel lent rental Income, 

Close to beach. Fully furnished 

and equipped, 3 

bedrms, & 2 baths In each 

unit. Asking S269.VO0, 

Rancher with 2 bedrooms, 

1 bath, den, screen porch, 

carport, quiet location, 

S79.5O0.O0. 

 

Water Skiing, Boating, Sailing, 

Fishing and Crabbing, 

are lust a short walk away 

'til 4:00 

INNKECPIR WANTED 

Turnkey operation, 1 bedroom apt, plus 6 gvest rooms, 

yearly tenant*, gas heat, $20,000 income, SM location 

'S??408, 

NORTH END DUPLEX 

income producing property, First floor unit, 2 bedroom*, 1 

bath, Second unit 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Close to beach and 

boardwalk. »ito,ooo. 

ACROSS FROM tEACH 

Modern townhouse, 3 bedrooms, ¥fr baths* fireplace, 

deck, gat heat, $190,000. 

SPECTACULAR BEACHFRONT 

Luxurious 4 bedroom, 3 bath fownhouse* air conditioned* 

furnished, ail amenities, decks, good income. mo,ooo. 

Mfl 1 ttkikAL ITL 

ILVI.ilATTmUftl. 

2147 WEST AVE. 

nd & Asbury Ave. 39900/6 

1h & Haven Ave. 399-4211 

INV 

BAY VILLA 

ALES 

R 

TMENT OPPORTUNITIE 

CALL TODAY! 

609-927 1451 

44 Create 

SMMn 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

OARDIHSfLAZA 

Decorator furolthtd *rf 

ficiency unit features 

separate kitchen and 

baffle all appliances, heat, 

central «lr, pool and 

room, inn i-init ; , J ! , 

*4*v*tw, tars* 

hi! 

i } c«r esfagt, 

C*n 111 Ml MM 

f 

Mtff(if*£Mi proptrly in 

sBditJen, Par MNP bv >«#, 

C«tl JTt 4JTJ «* tflf Tony 4* 

SY OWNffl — 

* 

i, i 

CONOO #011 SAL! 

bdrmt., 3 Mmt, fu(lr 

A*POftDA»Lt COffDOMlMtUM - lit 

f laar rarito * *h**«. O»A«r iCWIIri 

«M ftwH*. KMttllHTi camftfMtv I Vffti 

flitf Fully ti#nt#m), itv, rm^ **v 

•ft* 

iU!LT 

| INVEST OR NEST! Well-; 

• maintained cottage wfffi f# 

• BR 4 plenty of storage;! 

| Nicely located near fft**> 

• bay* Super Buy at MJ&i! * 

• * 

• » 

AVALON 

mi FTTH I 

OWNER 

, ctase to bay mm 

Over * KTM of *oodtd 

ground hi the 

S37,wo. 

13-54 acres of lovely 

wooded ground for your 

new home. SajBL 

New ceoiM' and hotly treed 

lot* in Seavilte for S4f*M 

e»ch 

54.1 acres, wooded 

S3000»n»cre. 

U.A SCfM Of 

OrtwndfortM,900. 

ro 

(OQSI3W1444 

'IN; 

Yearly RMtaN 

pin «t(ittt«_ winitnii, 

NEW TWO |T§HY PUPkEH — 3 

fiii M l^t after i p.m. 

I BEDROOM 1ST FLOOR 

rgem, itfl. foam, *(•„ ii 

*ft 

Serrv ns esfii Cttl ifft Hts w 

TNSfl iORAL 

TMENT - with wnlw A. g. w*u in glSHt s Call >H 

YEJUttYHSITAU 

AYMUUtl 

Thr«« bdrm Horm Ing naar Oetw. 

«50phrt 

Truaa Mrfn,, jewnhaiMj uMwffii 

OnOTEAtLYWHWJ 

AVAUIU 

The FarrM Agency 

1400W«1Art. 

3M-4400 

IN, 

One, 2 or 3 bedroom yearly 

rentals available for inv 

mediate occupancy, *Pur^ 

nlshed or unfurnished/ 

Two swimming pools, 2 

tennis courts, clubhouse, 

professionally landscaped.! 

Call for details 

availability. 

Qftf* 

UMFUSH ^S FLOOR t0f. ^ f 

« BAY CSHBS -t 

ATTRACTIVE 2 U H . 

o.c 

Tnr*# 

a 

fl., W/D/IVW, 

ÊALTome* 

One bedroom apt*, completely 

riffiodiiiQ w* 

eluding wall to waH *n4 

: 

drapes, Btiwfc. entrance. 

if you nave in 

house or 

available yearly 

Stop in or give m 

today, 

* Heat, Hot Water & cooking Gat 

* Wall to Wad Carpet 

* Patio or Balcony ; ;; 

* Swimming Pool 

* U Hr. MaJntenaoce •••^•-A'jp 

j - i - J

PAGE If 

THURSDAY, 

Storage For Rtnt 

NMtelMtet 

ATLANTIS *•» per fneMSt veSTf? €*« 

if fûf aeer 

cCK 1%P 

M7S5S5 

monthly in 

609-39MIM 

*, ******* frees PtHnc«Mt TlsaB 

FLOOR D€LUKt 

* hiM Intiretfi and JarrtH F. 

McGycKln afxl Margint S, McOuchln. 

husband and witt. as tenant! Sy tfte tn 

tlPtfy aststhertmilnlniUndlvlMone 

half interest and as btfwttn Hid oo« 

half inttreit as ttnanti jn eommsn and 

net as joint ttnants, by Deed dafttf %*v 

tembtf f, 1*44, and recorded Stptember 

13, IH4, in the Cf pt May County clerk'i 

Oftic* ihB##di«ii 1113, Pmoti 

Amsunf dye under fydfrntnf 11 

immM with internf, essfi and 

Sheriff t fan ts be added. 

At tha time 0* the lilt caih or cef f if ltd 

chtcfc In the amount of 18 percent of the 

&(d price is required. 

The Sheriff rtieryes fht rlfhf to sdjournanyiaie, 

JimetT. Plsuils* 

Sneriff 

D 

Mllsftadand Rjdfway, p,c 

> 

NOTICE OF DICiSlON 

OF PLANNING BOARD 

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 

Public Nolle* is hereby given to all 

Pirtsni that a Public Hearins was held 

en March II, m? ai wnish hearing an 

•pplicatlon fef Minor tub dMtlon a, 

preliminary Sift Fjaii Apffoval for 160 

unit mota; on block ^j rgt l.bt csm^ 

tnonly known ai Mayi Landing Road, 

New ferity, was heard, 

laid application was granted which 

decision Is on file and available for in 

ip+ttlon in tht Municipal 

Bulfdino, 

Building CHfki, of ismars Paint, New 

J 

OtOfflanf Hutchlnton 

Secretary to the hoard 

PATID at Ssmtn Feint, N-J- Thli l*th 

cth>o Csdt Atfi RKrtitlsn Dadkattd Tfuif. ftayffsnf UHHtatlan Trust»tirffiinal Lean Truif 

Mtmsrial Psrlt Srtan Truif - Parkini Offwuai Ad|wj|catkm Act mk H muokipalltyji und*r iMftt, ha* not MBttMM mtra fhari «2»^M annually far capital fMrVeaH In imnwdiatwfy 

2*t,t|000 

'a 

NMIATIVI P$R £«WfAL IMMdVIMINf Pp§flRAM 

Tht Capital lu#stf fer "W rtpftitnti in amWtiova proaram fa imoravt ffst *«k Mftattryefyrv sf fna munkipailty. 

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ete#n Eir*. *n me County « capt M*y. He* jemr, mat t** snAyai etecfes* si 

tfte iepai vofen sf H« DiiTriei »sr tne efecttsft sf fiwet m mtfrm.fi s? f*t 

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I fflpfsytrnsntife Mtmorial 

Pirti 

Total AM Proltct* 

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Tstil Sptfitlent within "CAP!" 

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Total opafillsm irtciiKii 

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