Feb 1991 - Newspaper Archives of Ocean County

*!-I 'Iilf)116 HJ.Ocean City swimmers up to 9-0The Owskn Oh- swim fwtaf Ki me rt>« war "ThcvGirls beat Audubon; boys loseMuzslay and WKkw Bradv Uv *fid freshman (eft(MB romped past rt hard d r t Wrigftl «&kd a *s«w !* rti M^Mutwu ww «w MCity ami U CAUDUBON -M*ywtd imitB, "We are mn ntmd SS pn*me yes pcHiKson SME^Q aWist %nwk*dWiTh b t being M N paUMt andson laid he garflised wide support^ "even drawtntt more votes th«nmunun«n oiB pnmniyt' ^,"t feel I galnetl « lot of exposurethen, which gives me the name retog*Ambit I need it this point.** GibsonSaid recently.Tve reached a point In my litewhen Pm ready to give sttmethlngback to the community," he added; •Widespread voter disapproval withthe record MM initiative put throughby Democratic Gov. Jim Morio lastvear stUl lingers, according to Gibson.In addition, the current economic(pUtte turn la page A?)mtlng the beardsSunday crowds filled thi boardwalk hare »spNngllNs wealhir gal an airly start in Oconn City, Whlli showershaw dampened tho tempofaluroB eomewhat, thoyVe atlll lar above normal (or February,Summer season looking really good^iAN a - - mi , —--,, -.w» With the wu In the Pinian flulf, hi BxeBpHonilly mild overill, ,M. *•« Wchardi beliivik thi eanHnued, many pewli m wlueKwt "wSather wMHwuid has a timth%iURffl|f naien l» foBkjji| "very, ta uw man traniBorftUen for fear of dous e//«i m thi tourism tiT~very flood" fofrentalii terrorism, and .with the rise'In in CltVi w heMldi 1 .'' '' ^r ^

The EMFquandary• . . ' / . • •insideLAYOFFS & TAXESCity, unionsound willingto reach resolveOCEAN CITY - Mayor NtdmUsTtate has called on the unions toreduce their salaries and benefits byeUBO »Ita city ea» raid toynlft^But to responding there is a hotterway, one union representative•corned local fDvemnent of poorplanning.Both rides, however, appear willingto listen to owe another in attempts toAnuhuUy resolve differences.^"*-l-oposid S» nUUonfor reductions in thetions and 22 summer positions.crated by the condensation of currentposittans.The proposed budget also increasesthe tax tm by tWtt ante. According_ umaxch cent on the tax rate is estimatedto equal $336,000 in the 1991 budgetpurpose tax rate *o 57.1 from S4J"There 1stsolution here"cents par $100 of valuation. Taxes ona house assessed at $150,000 wouldgo (ran $BH to $856\50 this yewunder the proposed budget.* dltW be a ^ priority 11*" *trdn the city forHe said the worker* will be the Burlooked at for any temporary or seasonalposition which becomes available,and will probably be hired to fUlTuition policy put(please turn to page AM)L1NWOOD - The Mainland Stutltht* from Northflcld, UnWoodput off adopting « consideration when signing up m>wlng students from courses, according to Dr. Alfredout of (he district to enroll on a Arena, school supertntendenhtuition basin after several parents and "No student of ours will be bumpedresidents came out against it. out of class," Arena Mid. He added,list month, Is a means of preserving have the same opportunity to ton*t. While providing During his yean »t< the school,»additional source of revenue tone according to Arena, he end other(strict, school officials «ald> .administrators had been contacted byHad It been adopted. Mainland parents from other towns whowould have Men the first district in wanted their children registered atthoaijN to have such a policy., (pltuHum lo pigt A?>lr«ji«fiy,Ftfa(uary? l 1tt1 TrmSMIteni PliM40i• HUH. .^"V -\ ,OW Glory tin high above OMan City atop (ha Ferris Wheel on the boardwalk,Recreationsiting provisois under studyGas station or tota?-A5UPPER TOWNSHIP -r The town.form 1 spedw committee of Planningand Recreation board members tolook into changes for recreationalrequirements for developments followingrecent complaints from residents., Over the past tew months, residentsof two subdivisions have come to theboard complaining mat they don'twant planned recreational fields Intheir subdivisions, Most opposition' lt\g fields, largely Wausec generated by scheduledguilied uporta. Most reslenttWBWigroeabletototlort.,,Under editing ordinance, accordingto Planning Board icOldtor Kevliy JiThornton, the, tequitemehts of IheUpper,Sea Islemen eyeingAssembly runBRIAN 430ONOTTwo lottl men have nottfltd localRepublican leaden they u» toterestedin tryinc to unseat AssewWymanfid Sslnon % D>t» In thecctos.|Onn V-. SH BK (engineert < f t ^ tSalmon in last ytart state Senatewee, and Uppis Township CommittoemanAndrew J. McCrosson Jr.haw both Wed letters of Intent withGOP chairmen in Cape May endCumberland countk*.Gibson bowed out ot last yearS racewhen h incumbent i b t Sen> S feme* S.Ca|terovR-l, said he would run for theRCtteunexpired term. Salmon 1 ! vulnerabflttyin that unsuccessful bid, accordingto Gibson, makes htm a more temptingtarget in the fall That is one of thereasons he was starting hfo. tabbyingefforts as early as possible, headded> * *1"-*~-| Republican, Gibson Uowner of )6hnC Gibson and Assod*In addftton to serving tt Cope MayCouttty engineetv firem 1%4-?1 andmunicipal engineer in Set Ideihe waselso ft 5ft lste school board membw-' >! •* Ail to Ute h ^ h* Cfibeven drawtne wore votesthan"I feel I galftcd a lot of exjposurewen, which give* me the name recognition1 need at this point,* Gibsonsaid recentlyi ;Tve reached a point in my lifewhen tm ready to give somethingback to the community," he added.,Widespread voter disapproval withthe record tax Initiative put throughby Democratic Gov, Jim Rorto lastIn addition, the current economic(plHM turn to page M)•MM/ - *TFEB1991(p1«nt »um 10 pigt A10).,Sunday crowdi filled the boardwalk hera at springllko weaihsr got on oarly start In Ooian Oily, Whilo ihowersSummer season looking really goodlovos the emiinued, many people affnluetant •V^amir yodr-round hai aiMmin*n|«viry l to uw matt transportation fop fear of dou» effect on the touriim In Qrtin, . •. ... /tefTWism l ,and^:^§ rtiiilii iai,.: WflfcMwf' •S'^mmv.

•-•mGas station or recreation field-the decision is dueBy BRIAN GQONEVUTTER TOWNSHIP —The Zoning Board willdetermine in Marchwhether a ppcPMCkm fieldata devriopiTwm off Route 80in (he towfeship's Gw*nfieldsertKvn preclude* theThe pmposed statttvn atRoute SO and CambridgeDrive dtrw ppachon at ta«lmonth's Planning Brtardmeeting (rem neighboringresidents concerned aboutincreased traffic, nojws amiThe application wasttW«>d after it was learnedthat a portion of the adjacentCanterbury developmentwas dedicated to thetownship for recreationunder plans filed by thedeveloper in May 1986.Under special requirementsfor conditional u« inan NC tone, no service stationtan be looted within500 feet of any fire house,school, playground, church,-or hospital.The applicant, RichardPedroni of Vinelind, agreedto go to (he Zoning Boardfor an interpretation of theword "recreation" asopposed to •playground," *While the developernever placed equipment Inthe field, Canterbury residentDolores Hallsworthwrites in a letter W Xkt Seniinri-ltdgetthis week,"manychildren fly their Mies inthe open area, .play WifllebaHor PHsbe^and sled onthe small slopes^The lot is under contractto Fedroni, ae««dtng toVlnee Orlando, who ownedValentinesFor EveryKind OfSweetheartWe offer Imaglnaiivs andbeiiulirulbuuquets for everyVakmtlnc, From the futmyto thetruc fomantlc, 1b pickupofsi'iidti bmiuuelunywhtffe In the US. atCanada, drop by Votir localTelflfloru florist today!'•Ol^lufloiait along with Sew PUtpponeOrtand© is alto «w«-neeT on the project He toldthe board at last month'smeeting rtrat the application- calling for a M.000-didn 4 t w the need forsquarefoot lot si», 215- another gas stttten whenfew lot frontiage and 50-taotfront yard setback - meetsor eveeeds the conditionsfor a «wvi secretary for both boards, Zoning ioard meeting ?m released last month. renewed criticism aboutThe shift, charting the differencebetween the 1980View, Dennis Townshipservice from the Oceanand 1990 census, makes post office, the TownshipUpper Township the Committee last Mondaymunicipality with the highestrate of growth In Cape resolution tothe U.S. Postaldecided to draft anotherMay County, The county Service requesting that alloverall grew 15,6 percent, communities be servicedfrom BJ^66 to 95,089. from within the township,Township ComrntnoomihKotert lefterf sata he Monday the Ocean ViewCfiMli^b^alCfiMulic^nemb^doubted that such a level of post office, Which servicesMrllng TuneBouquet$31.00A INTONESelected 141 EarringsKarea newshighlightsO»C survivor of L.A. plane washIn Improved condition, hospital saysThe condition of an Ocean City nan who was injured toAirport his been upgraded from attteal to fair Tuesday, aUGIA Medial Carter spokesman told Tfct Pms of ABan-Khuld Minhnus, an omployte at the Federal AviationAdmirdstratkm Technical Cwter In Egg Harbor Township,w*§ a passenger aboard the twUvjet USAir Boeing737 that ran into a tataD commuter plane on the runway.Minhaus was treated for smoke inhalation following thecrash. - • .y pp ile en me passenger pg fjet survived, whileM people ware Wled, indudtng everyme o« tt» «s»*muter plane.Loeal 54 won't pay legal feesfor (Is accused officersATLANTIC CITY — Load 54 President Roy SQbertandotter union officers charged with mob corruption In afederal probe won't bo able tohave the union pick upthc4r legal expenses, aecotding to TfcePwss of AtlanlicQwth would continue In SeavUle, consistently deliversmail several days late orfuture. Most of thePublic meeting tomorrowremaining land has already to the wrong address, andon Coastal Heritage Trailbeen subdivided, he said,while state Pinclands andCoastal Area FacilitiesReview Act regulationsplace restrictions ohanother large portion of thetownship.VETERANS MONUMENTIN PLANNING STAOE3About $10,000 would beplaced in the 1991 municipalbudget for a memorialto the township's war veterans.Township CommitteemanRobert Jeffers, whoproposed the Idea, said lastweek that the Persian Gulfwar placed new emphasison It, but that he wanted amonument to thoseWhoserved In all of America'stuttcnnwN metUrawod uxi NotthlUMdconflicts.The $10,000 would serveas seed money forthe initialplanning work, while moremoney can be added in thecoming years torconstruction.IVosently, the Committeehas awarded an$1,850 contract to a Bridgetonengineering firm forpreliminary designs,BLOOD DRIVETOMORROWTUCKAHOI - TheAmerican ted Cross willhold a blood drive from 2-?p,m. tomorrow (Bob, 8) atthe Tuckahoe VolunteerFire Hall, Route 50.that several residents hivecalled them with com*plaints,When the Committeerequested delivery changeslast September, the PostalService official respondedthat a separate post officecould not be provided foreach community, addingdial reports of service fromoutside the townshipremain high,PRIMARY SCHOOL .DEDICATION APRIL SiMARMORA —The dedicationfor the new township.primary school' haj been'scheduled for 1 p,m> Sun*day, April Jt. 'The Sentinel-LedgerElMMwIIMITraditionalSGMwt PoW, ". 1Dozen /DONUTSThe members, of the city's largest casino-workers' unionrejected a resolution by a 3-1 margin Tuesday authorisingthe use of union funds topay the legal fees of Silbert andoner officers named In the government's dvil suit,Silbertsaid that the resolution was Ucfcated because thestate- Casino Control Commission Is currently blockinghim from dealing with union matters related to the restaurantand hotel workers, causing confusion among themembership. Since he could not be at the meeting, Silbertsaid, the action wasn't explained dearly enough to Atemembers*The suit, filed undergo Racketeer Influenced and CorruptOrganiiatlons Act, charges that die union has beencontrolled by organised crime for the better part of 20yean. Silbert, coinddentally, had unsuccessfully tried towin 0 seat on Somers Point Qty Council last Noven\ber.Lack of matching funds jeopardizesfederal water project money for stateNew Jersey could possibly lose tens of millions In federalfunds aimed for water and flood control due tobudgetentanglements In Trenton, according to The Press ofAtlantic Oty. 'While President Bush has proposed giving New Jersey$78,6 million for construction projects on shore water*ways, bit the funding is dependent on whether the statecan come up with matching funds. The etate'8 currentbudget crunch mates meeting mis goal difficult, somestate officials say,

OnM Oty, IU. Tt*»*d»>,Concert benefits hospitalKyran Connor, rtghl, president o! the Ocean OtyExchange Club, presents a $2,000 cheek to Bffl Elfcott,vie* presideni of pubKc affairs apd development atShone Memorial Hospital, Seiners Point, The donationrepresents proceeds from the Fabulous Oman Band'sannual rock "n ron concert, sponsored by the ExchangeClub Strip Kail, toft, ol the club, along with Gary Griffith,organized the concert the funds will he(> renovatethehospital's maternity and pediatrics units.mainland notesby Brian GooneySTOR¥TtMi OPiNTO YOUNGSTERSSOMERS POINTT — TheAilititic County Librarybranch here offers Storytimefor young children onThursdays and Saturdays.Both sessions are free andopen to the public.Children ages 3 to 5 mayattend *t 10:30 a.m. ThursdaysIn March and April,Children ages 3 to 6 mayattend jt 10:30 a.m. Saturdaysin Mardu April andMay.The library is located at747 Shore Road- call, 927-7113,POINT POPULATIONUP B,i PERCENTSOMERS POINT — Thecity's population grew 8,6perc*cnt over the pastdecade, from 10,330 to11,216, according to U.S.Census Bureau figuresrelMsed last month,Somers Point was one of16 Atlantic County iriurudpalitiesto experiencegrowth since the 1980 census,while seven municipal-Hies lost population.Overall, the county grew15,6 percent, from 194,119to 224,327.Menu Specials for Feb. 6,7,8 & 9SOUP;Minnesota chteken/wild riceBlack ton Vegetable „„..„„.„„ $2,50ENTREES:Vqj. choose Strata w/gardinara ,...„, MJOQrolc chkkcn ova 1 fte „„„„.,„„ 6,00Peppered (lank steak sand. .„...,.,..,., 5,00California chicken pe*boy(poached chicken, avocado, sundricdtomato, oUvc oil and garlk-).............. 455TaboulU with olives and feu.,, 4,00Qpm VM, nvn, fri out $U, 9 to 5GRAINARYGourmet Shop/Bakery and eff^nmims catering232 West Ave,, Ocean City • 391-0099DAVID I. GREENBERGSWIM & SWEATOUTLETAlways25% to 40% Off•Swimwear•Dancewear•Sweats•OuterwearChildren's T-backSwimwear331 Tilton Rd.(Titton Shopping Center)Northfleld.NJ *641-5163OPEN DAILY 10 to 8Closed SundayGREAT SAVINGSTo help earn the flnnrjeialstrain dtring th§ winter,1 months, \w are offttini r^i«d:^1eM on illDRY CLEANING • SHIRT RINKHINGREPAIRS.^ ALTERATIONSSUEDE & LEATHER FINISHINGSand SHOE REPAIR20A!) Kerns (NFor a limitedtime only!This is our way of helping you combatthe current Recession. , lWe will continue to maintain the highest quality standards'as we have In the past 20 yearsl .->/'"stork reportFamilies from this areareceiving congratulationsft>t new irrivils at thestork club of Shore Memorial Hospital it*:Frank and Theresa(Stonm) Sieurella of ^n\cn.f\»nt, a , Jan- S.Steven and Angelina (Mercndino)Patfhrf of CVcanCity, a daughter, Ian, 8,David and Colleen (Brad-$haw) Garburt of Bwsley' 1 *Hoim. a daughter, Ian, 8.Muhacl and Melissa(Ries) Juliano ttl in 104. She ii a griduatcof Philadelphia'sFranklin School for medicalsecretaries.As records coordinator.Straiten Is responsible formaintenance of personnelfiles for the hospital's 1,400employees. She also assistssupervisory staff withInquiries and helps in thedaily routine of the person*nelofflee,Stratten was selected forher efficiency and positiveattitude, according to vicepresident of humanresources Michael Colo.Alan Beatty, assistantdirector of personnel,described her as "one of themost caring and sensitivepeople I've ever known intaking care of the employeesshe works with. 11Stratten recalled her firstyear at the hospital. "It'struly been a learning experiencesince then," she said."My job has progressedfrom manual record filingfor 500 employees to computerinformation process'Ing for almost 1,500. It helpsto have an open mind tochanges and new technolo-'Choices 9 program isjfbeus of AAUW meetingSCOURT HOUSB — encourages oommuniatlonMarllou Rochford, facillta- between mothers and theirI tor of the Mother-Daugh- daughters, aces 11 to 13,ter Choices program, will about the decisions theyupdate the Cape May must make as tcenogers,County American Assoda- Some of the exercises,ttbn of Unlventty Women designed to promote selfattho breakfast meeting 9 awareness and personala.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 at the planning, will be presentedCape May County Voca- at the meeting,tlonal School Career Con tor.RescrvdHon deadline Issix-week program, Fab. 12; call 884-1988 forbegan; Jan. Ji ( details. ; , "*-.•. Sherry WeUi-Coimetologlit'PmilHoumiW BarberTWranyWalfm-HakStylliiHour*: Mon.thtuPrl, 8:30 to 5*0Thuri., and FrL Bvu '016:30^' S«. 7t30 im to 3 pmPaul Mitdidl Hair Pmducls .CAl>L 390-1813BALlCOiSPLUS1 . Nl tOrder Early ForBest Selection^399-05473401A*bunrAve.pMtncitrThundiy,Friendly Seniors ^bike* New Jerseyvia narrated slide presentationOCEAN Oft — TheFriendly Seniors tt St.Peujrt United MethodistOttirdi here took a bicwletrip through the slate via aslide presentation by BillQodmd a* • reeeht meeting.his wife, Alice, and six^ froon gPoint In nortlwrfl New Jerseyto Capt May Paint, atrip ol some 250 miles.Crockfond, introduced byprogram chairman RaeLouise Pordi, also spoke ofthe planning and prctrippreparation necessary tartnaktrig the journey asmooth OM. The group hadto decide where to stopovernight and what emergencyitems to take. Theyhad to get map and deddeif a "sag wagon" wasneeded to pick up peopleCrockford explained.The group scouted theroute by car to select theovernight stops and pointsto visit during the trip. Afive-day SHnory was wlect*•d.Crtekfbrd noted amplereflectors, blinking lightsand a pennant on a polewere used for securityagainst passing cars.He also described thelightweight plasHc helmets,caps and pants with paddedseats for comfort. Htsaid while a lightweightrain suit Is «BecHv«, it shtdswater into the wearer'sshoes.Prior to the meeting, fteRev. Jim Machette, Inhis "UntxpeetedOpportunities 1 ' talk, usedthe beggar story in Acts 3 toshow how unexpectedand d their hi Mies, bik should hld ifiey h opportunities arrive ri i In lifUfededded to end their Mking,to1*^ attention to iomeonewho needs It, to uy akind word, to provide aconsiderate gestuif^In other activities, WalterOff described how to groworchids at hone, Includingdividing, nurturing andgeneral culture.President Bill McQeUandannounced birthdays andanniversaries and thenoffered a prayer tor theMiddle East situation. WarrenSttder led the group Inringing of old favorites-George Williamsannounced an April 30 tripto Peddler's Village andFlcmingkm and a threedaytrip to Lancaster andGettysburg, Pa., at the endof May.At the group's V&lentint's Day meeting, Dr.Ronald Hansdoerfer of theOcean City Baptist Churchwill speak on love, HenriettaGufflek will review S§>temberand Jim Machettewill talk on "Second Strlng-State conducting A nTI7 A *» i • ,.tdephone surv^ AB W A fII fid -I a lStFS Sll ppOlton heaim pi^icK scholarships, local projectsTRBJTON — The stateHealth Department has OCEAN CTTY — Thebegun a year-long telephone Ocean Charter Chapter,survey to assess the personal American Business Worn*health practices of stale residentsto uncover information number of fund-raisers inen's Association, has aon major behavioral risk factorsassociated with leading arship and community ser-the works to fund its schol-causes of pnifnaiuri! death, vice prefects.says a state health official. Tickets are available foraInterviewers will ask about Peb. 14 drawing for asuch health concerns as high "Sweetheart weekend 11 atblood pressure, physical Wtlbraham Mansion Inactivity, ii seat belt bl use, mam- Cape May. Call Carol AnnTDBKrTf^.1 Tk« ktatn • ' K Vmograms and Pip tests, eon- McPhcrson, 884-7SB9 lorsumption of fatty foods, details,fruits and vegetables, cigarettesmoking, alcoholdrinking and drivingSurveys will be conductedweekday afternoons and eve*nlngs and on weekends.Persons concerned aboutthe validity of these Interviewsshould call the departmentat 60NN&7470,use, Elorio's rep,md in county FridayTRINTON *- Gov, JimFlorio will send a representativeto Cape May County onsecond Fridays of eachmonth to assist with problemspeople may encounterwith any state agency.This month the representativewill be at the LowerTownship Municipal Building,2MX) Bawhore Ave., Villas,1:30 to 3:30 pm. Friday,rbaTo make an appointmentcr for more Information, call9tlM3Q0,Jb eatfltrwmrAT CENTRAL SQUARE•Discount pricts p(us...AyALEPrnNE'SDAYGBTwith purchase otAnyjockstwtth21 CtntmlSmn49Q mOrftiamrbA FULL SERVICE SALON FOR MENWOMEN and CHILDRENSCUTSi0Shflmpoo.Cuf&DldwPryPERMS: "35 andup.incluWcmandscijK||Also, sign-up deadline isFeb. 28 for ABWA's second"Tee off fop education* golftournament, scheduledApril 20 at the Sands Countrydub. Ihe day Includes18 holes of golf, followed bycocktails, dinner and anawards presentation. CallMcPherson at the abovenumber for Information.Other projects include arecent donation to theNorthfield Police Departmentto be used toward theCTS,purchase of a dog for thedepartment's K-9 Unit.On Feb. 10 chapter membersplan to help out on thephones at the March ofDimes Telethon at Trop-World.The chapter will meet 7p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14 atCaesar's Restaurant, Route40, Mays Landing, Personsinterested in joining mischapter or the newlyformed Wlldwood-CapeMay area chapter shouldcall Dot Wlndish, 927-6012.Telling about yout weddingWeddings and accompanying photographs must bereceived by The SentmdLelger within TWO months of thewedding for publication. The date of the wedding must beIncluded In the announcement. Wedding forms are availablebut are not required, All wedding, engagement and anniversaryannouncements must include a name and phone numberfor verification. There Is no charge.Thomas Jewelers"Soulh jersey's Diiimoiul Source'Yuiit Shn|i|)liii| Cunvi'iiliMicn Wo ic 0|>nnMem.;;,!( y:M • i : ii, mu p.m.'fin 1^ ^artf fWith CandyLarge geleotion of Valentine HeartBoxes filled with "Homemade"Chocolates, Sugar Free also available,Free Gift WrappinglSWEET SURRENDERCedar Square Shopping CenterSeQviUe.NJ624-9429Also varietyof FreshNuts andGift ItemsWinterClearanceDRESSY DRESSES350 to Choose fromPriced ftwn s 40 oo to rf 100 odPvalues to *300Petites • Misses • Half SizesWM;ALLWNTER t/ipDirrDl»M9hopp«5 i/NJ.Forrestal,Baker planOct. 12 ritesOCEAN CTfY-^ Mr, andMrs. John P, Porrestelannounce the engagementof their daughter, MargaretMary "Peggy," to TimothyR. Baker, son of Nelson },Baker, also of Ocean Cityand St. Martin.Miss Porrestel Isemployed by the Gty ofOcean City MunicipalCourt.Her fiance, a graduate ofFlorida UtiUBtute of Tech- 0ojf*Uff ff%nology, is employed as a iVdCrfc 1%Jfirst officer to TraitsWorldAirlines.The wedding will takeplace in Ocean City Oct. 12.Peggy Forreslaland Tim BakerBirth announcedEGG HARBOR TOWN-SHD? — EQlen and Walt Gregoryof this community andGregory's Restaurant, Some»Point, announce the birthof a daughter, AlexandraLee, Jan. 4 at the AtlanticCity Medical Center, MainlandDivision, Pomona.The child weighed7-pounds, 12 ounces and was21 Inches long.Barbara DeMarcoDeMarco,wed in JuneHAMMONTON — Mr.and Mrs, Mark A. DeMarcoof mis dty antil Boa Raton,Fla., announce the engagementof their daughter, BarbaraLynjie, to Dean S.Reiche.Reiche is the son of Mr.and Mrs, Frank P. Reiche ofPennington and is thegrandson of Mrs. StuartTaylor of Ocean City.Miss DeMarco graduatedfrom tiie Hun School, PHne*eton, and Dickinson College.She is currentlydirector of Legislative andAdvocacy services far theAssociation of RetardedCitizens of New Jersey. Previously,she served as anaide to Gov. Thomas Kean.Her fiance Is a graduateof the LawrcnceviUe Schooland Williams College. He iscurrently employed in theReal Estate Divista of NewJersey Transit and attendsthe Seton Hall UniversitySchool of Law. Previously,he was director of appointmentsfor Gov. Kean. ,A June wedding Itplanned.STEPMM'S BEAUTY SAWNCompleteBeauty ServiceOFRNYEAK ROUND\m Astarj km BnoiMMBSreturns.If nothing would maki you hdpplw thin better tax planning andmoney saved on your next return, give ui i till. We're membtnof i special division of tht Americon Inilllute of CPAi dedlctted tokeeping our profesjlonal skills it Ihe highest level.We're "buttoned up" to give you many happy rctumi.Gregg M. 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A6 UK SENTINEL LBDGBfl OnmOiy, N.J. Thunday. Nbnarir 7,1»1Obituaries more on page B4 VKathryn Martelli, 84NORTH WILDWOOD - Kathryn S Marwlli, W, of(his rowwt died Feb. 5 at homo.Born in Philadclphta, she vva* an artvi resident for thepast 38 years.Surviving are her husband, John; a daughter, Dnm M.Dumhleton of Ocean City: fiw grandrhildwrt: and fi«egroar-grandctiildren.A Maw of Resurreeriori will he wid 11 am (rotjay)Thursday at St. Simeon's Ry-thc-Sca FsfMmpsl Church,J5th and Central A% i en«es, NorthfieldBurial will he private. Arrangements are by the Ignersoil-GreenwoodFuneral Home, North WildwoodContributions in her memory may be made W theAmerican Cancer Society, Cape May County Unit. F OBo* W. Oe*»an View, NJ OR? V> OWDorothy Trezevant-GibbonsOCEAN CITY — Dorothy C Tn^evantC.ihhons, 70 ofthis resort died Feb. 3 at homeBorn in Columbia, S.C., she lived in Brooklyn, N.Y.,before moving to Ocean City eight years ago.Mrs, Trezevant-Gibbons was a retired token clerk forthe NY. Transit Authority in New York City.She was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witnessesof Bargaintown Congregation,Surviving are her husband, Jacob; two daughters, OraMae Dean of Seattle, Wash., and Dorothy Bullock ofFort Washington, Md.; two sons, George W. Dean of IfisAngeles, Calif., and Mark T, Dean of Ocean City; twobrothers, Alphonio B, Trozevanl of Albuquerque, N.M,,and Walter S, Trezevant of Fort Washington, Md,; fivesisters, Elise Camp of Dos Moines, Iowa, Jennie Glealonof Florida, Mary Zmnorman of South Carolina, andRubye Copeland and Esther Smith, both of Brooklyn,N.Y.; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.Services and burial will be private, iindor the directionof the Godfrey Funeral Home, Ocean City.Contributions may be made to Shore Memorial HoipitalOncology Department, New York Avenue, SomorsPoint, NJ 08244.Earl Simon, 73STONE HARBOR — Earl C. Simon, 73, of this resortdied Feb. 1 at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, CapeMay Court House.Bom in Philadelphia, he was a long-timo summer residentof Stone Harbor before moving here permanently12 years ago. He was a former resident of Clcnside, Pa,Mr, Simon was a retired supply supervisor for theCheltenham, Pa., School District. Ho was an Army veteranof World War It,He was a member of St. Peter's United MethodistChurch, Ocean City, and of the Delaware Valley Chapterof the American Theatre Organ Society,Surviving are his wife, Gerry C.- three sons, Ropr J, ofDresner, Pa., Warren K. of Doylestown, Pa,, and KennethA. of Philadelphia; a daughter, Judy King ofAvalon and Doylestown- a sister, Katherine Remsho of'Newark, Del,; and six grandchildren.Services wore Wednesday at the Radzieta FuneralHomo, Cape May Court House, Interment was in CapeMay- County Veterans Cemetery; Cape May CourtHouse.Contributions may be made to St. Peter's United MethodistChurch, 8th and Central, Ocean City 08226,SHORE TITLE •Is pleased to announce thatEFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4,1991our Ocean City Office will be movingto a new andEXPANDED FACILITY located at2700 AsburyAve., Ocean City, NJ. 08226Phone 609/391.1SS4 Fax: £09/391-1676We thank you for your support and or© eager toserve you at our NEW LOCATION!Video Tapes and Nintendo Games0 Per Nieht(Thiu Febtvary) , *«ln. «na P»ulOoorrkx*p*nn• hit «i« rt„, mf ootriM otllctn and Mls«a and any wndhwn mnlaKKl mMeiWl. in on nu Kn f»**:O C»y FH»ynu», Oown C«y,ptoasassod Invot3 J 1Pf J16 55lar,» Dtwnomi SnsanNOTICEPLEASE TAKE NOTICE ln«lJowyi Cavtar** MX) ndtxn G«vnntdih*w> 8M*^ >0 *" ?0 JM«*y, A MM taWan aMi osnamlty precade Mary tagutarmwtiito el IM TBwnah^ CentlnMaa, Tha work MMM WB bt Open te th»public unMi IM (MRar under dMuttton tnveMa ana or tnrM malleriIM IMh in N.J.SA, 10;4-1Wb). 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A8 THESENTWFUEOGER OcMn Clly, N.J, ThimtUy, Ftbnnry 7, tNI . .'_Show your sweetheart how you feel with one of these dessertstf» JULIE McWILLUMS This This vc^ion vefcotv has has >he Vic fill fill- chocolate ehtwlate pieces pieces over ow warm, warm, Souffle Souffle aunOwSrolat auiOwMat et et au au Cream cream Of of tartar tartar until unMl stiff stiff I l€-ounce j i^. O unce can can dark dark Let l^ cool» «^ room » room hmpowitute.len#ritwiat lengthwise into halvestempeM- 1 | firm firm banana, cut8eoSneH.odQBr Salf ing ins baked hilnt right nnhi innot hot, hoi, waterRrmovie Remove Grand r ni tJ Marnier', u,-;«' from fum At At u,i» peaks t«« form.„._„[ sweeE cherries, j, >„" undmincd _j_^ J Kim•We left you last week Riled with a mixture of from heat.Homi tort* the Ftmdi Cte With a whisk, told0«0- 1 16-ounce can sliced Servo Warm or chilled iTbsp, chopped pecanswith a fist full of seafood chocolate chips, chopped In a large bowl, beat eggs sia by Richard Crausman thinl of the beaten egg poaches in «m light tyrup, over yt^urt, ice milk orentrees lo" delight your valentinesduring ihii Mason nut, it's rich but not too light,, about 10 minutes. sure to make any romantic Fold the remaining eggMakes six servings, each place margarine In a 1J-toasted almonds and coco-with sugar until thick and (Woriqnan Publishing), is whites into the chocolate. drainedITbmp,darkrumcake* ,of love and romance. heavy.Add flour, baking powder dinner t success.whites in with a robber V* cup brandywith 10? calories and ,18 ounec ctstarate.Microwave" On this day set aside forand salt; blend well. While this dish requires a spatula1 Tbsp. dover honey grams fat.uncovered on HIGH unlisweethearts, we're sure youStir coffee, vanilla and litHc more labor than some Pour into the prepared ground dnnamen Use your microwavewant to find that gift tobaking soda into meltedground nutmeg oven to make this luscious Stir In homy end nutmeg,show your love. We suggestedlast week dining atInto flour mixture cooking connection milk or sngol fond cakechocolate: mix well Toldfrown vanilla yogurt, i«banana dessert, oMrpted Place banana in hottcy mixtureand nil to coat. Sprin-from Mty CwMs Newhome and let you take itSpread evenly into preparedpan. Bake at 375Drain cherry juice into afrom there.Mknmteing ^rt*3 (PrenticeHalD,uncovered until hot, 1 |p 1kle with pMans. MicrowaveJust in case you need it,degrees for 20 minutes., much of the preparationcan be done ahead of surface with a spatula. Run Combine cherries andPlace nun in a 1-cup mea-souffle mold and level thesmall saucepan.minutes.we offer today that piece deresistance, the ultimate dessertrecipes guaranteed towhile you clear the dishesStir brandy ana honeytime. Just pop it in the ownpeadhes tot a serving bowl.FLAMINGsure. Microwave uncoveredPECAN BANANASon HIGH until warm, aboutwoo their hearts,and the coffee brews,Into cherry juice: heat to15 seconds. Pour rum IntorV*r those throwing cautionto the wind, we offerly. Pour hot juice mixtureIn spoon and pourboiling, stirring occasional 1 Tbsp, margarine or but- ttetal serving spoon; IgniteSOUFFLE AU CHQCOLATtwo luscious chocolate desserts:one simple, another,with sptcM.Vfc tsp. groundover fruil; sprinkle lightly 1 Tbsp, honeybananas.ET AU GRAND MARNIERnutmegmore a labor of love. Foryou readers who will continueto pay lip service tohealthier eating on this day,wo offer two fruit choices, abrandied compote or flamingbananas.Creafe an atmospherewith candlelight, roses andsoft music, then take thetelephone off the hook andsec whit happens,If you like the looks of arich chocolate jelly rollsmothered in whippedcream, but cringe at thework, try this rodpo forEasy Chocolate AlmondRoll.Mothers Leagueplans dinnerNORTHFIILD — TheNorthfidd Mothers Leaguewill hold its annual spaghettidinner fund-raiser S to 7 p.m.Tuesday, Kb 12 at the MilRoad School cafeteria.Tickets, available at diedoor, are $5.50 far adults,$450 for seniors ages 62 andover and $150 for children10 yean and under, Theyalso may be purchased fromany dub member or by calling641-213S. Take-outs areavailable.Easy Chocolate AlmondRoll, a one-step jelly roll,has its filling baked right in.EASY CHOCOLATEALMOND ROLL'A cup butter, melted1 cup chopped, wholenatural almonds, toasted*I cup flaked coconut1 cup semi .sweet chocolatepieces% cup sweetened condensedmilkiegga% cup sugar'A cup hourV4 tip. baking powderV4 tsp. salt3 Tbsp, cold coffeet tsp, vanilla extract'A tsp, baking sodapowdered sugarsweetened whippedcreamLino a lOxiSxMnch Jellyrollpan with foil.Spread melted butterevenly In the pan.Combine almonds, coconutand Mi cup chocolatepieces; sprinkle over thebutter.Drizzle with sweetenedcondensed milk; sot aside.Molt remaining V4 cupOcean City school lunchesffclOH SCHOOL MENU*4 'Th§ Onm City High School lunchmenu Indudoi • cholca ol ihtat pla(-ttn,kiMmwdlaM School lludontt hovt1 cholc* ol M first Mo ptamn wim(hi unpMn Ot toup on the Moondplattor. ll li ispltMd wlih i frulVMs*-tlblt,MONDAYnittw No, 1 — Tomato soup,grilled A M U sandwich, poloto Ehlpi,trull cfl»p,oholC8 0t mllK, •Plitttr No. 2 — Mrwilnna soup,salami and chsseo on 70, (mil crlip,cholMsftnlik,Plittir No. I — Maks your ownsalad bai.TU19OAVWiHw No. 1 _ pftmlmifili,mailnaled vtgtuklti, apple Uwtl.(hoist ol milk,NiMw No, 3 — Chlctien VBOottblesoup, DM Mind on • bun wltfi letiucs,apple ta/ls, choice otmllh,PltHtf No. J ~ Make your ownsalad bar.WEDNESDAYPlitUt No. 1 — Tuna talad on 1kalisr wlih ItRuM and lomtto, chilledlmli,cookl««,cholc«olmllk,PliHtr No, I - Chilled sift soup,bologna and cheese on wheat, chilledIrult, Msklti, choice ot milk,Plitttr No. ) - Make your ownsalad bar.After removing fromoven, sift powdered sugarover the cake and rowerwith cloth towel.Turn out and roll up jellyroll fashion, starting fromthe short side. Chill untilfilling is set, at least I hour.Serve with dollops ofwhipped cream.Makes 1 10-inch roll,•Note! To toast almonds,spread whole almonds in asingle layer in a shallowpan. Place in a cold oventoastat 350 degrees, 12-15minutes, Stirring occasionally, until lightly toasted.Cool and chop.What could be a moreideal sweet for your specialsweetie than a scrumptiousdessert from France, theplan? whef^ *rom£Uieft=Ay!3g—invented.Pa. Dutch potpiedinner SaturdayDOROTHY — The Bothlo.hom Lutheran Church, 12thwhisk In the egg yolks.Avenue, wtU hold Its 3rdPour In a largo bowl, Shr Inannual Pennsylvania Dutch the grated orange lost andchicken potpie dinner Saturday,Fob. 9,In another large bowl,Grand Marnier,two Boatings, one a 5 pjn,, beat the egg whites with theanother at 6:30. Take-outs areavailable from 3:30 to4:30p.m Reservations arerequired and may be madeby'calling Pam at 4764147Cost is $6 far adults and$2.50 for children 6-12.Under six are No.No tickets Will be sold atthe door.THURSDAYPlitltr No. 1 - B-b-quttf chicken,maihed potaolet, buttefed peM, vattnintcake, choln sf milk,PltHir No. 9 - Crsim of broccolisoup, ham nits' en e bun with lettuce,valentine cake, choice ot milk,Plitttr No, 1 — Make ysur ownsalad bar.FRIDAYSCHOOL CLOSED FORPr»tld*m'iW«K»ndPRIMARY SCHOOLStudenls have the choloe t! plaltet 1sr the lollowlng dally;Peanut butter and Icily, ratlin nut mill,chilled fruit, pudding wlih topping,choice ol milk.•" Shore Memorial Hospital's •Medical Lecture Series PresentsI1IPSI Speaker:JAMES W. ZICCARDI, D.O,IHEART DISEASEIPREVENTION", while thereIis no guarantee you won't oneday be the victim of a heartattack, there are ways toIsignificantly reduce yourchances of having one. In thisIprogram, you will learn of the'risk factors in heart disease,I the the effects importance of cholesterol of exercise.andIIBoard certified incardiblogy, Internalmedicine and cardiovascular diseaseWhen: Thursday, February, 14 • 7:00 'pm .Where: Atlantic County Library( 2 S/FarragutAve., Mays LandingAdmission is tree and open to the public.Registration is requested, GaU 653*4500IIbutter and granulatedsugar for coating a soufflemold4 ounces semisweet orbittersweet chocolate4 Tbsp. unsalted butter4 eggs, separatedgrated rest of I orange2 Tbsp. Grand MamiorVfe tsp, cream of tartarconfectioners' sugar fordustingPreheat oven to 475your thumb around the topof the mold to dean off anyexcess tatter.(The souffle, can be preparedahead to this point.Keep It refrigerated,)Bake on the lowest rackof the oven for S minutes.Lower the temperature to425 degrees and bakeanother 4 or 5 minutes,until the souffle has rtsonhalfway above the top oftho mold and is springy tothe touch.Dust with confectioners'sugar and serve immediate-Servos four.Our low-calorie, elegantBrandied Cherry and PoachButter and sugar a 4«up \Xfau enoughsouffle mold.»__~iwVtho chocolate and butter;molt over low heat,Remove from heat andUpper Townshipschool lunchesMIOOIB SCHOOL MENUThe MMit School hffirt mtnuIncludes ttdmtMot two pUttnn,A MM pMftut bumr ind Mirlandvdch It waPiM* dairy ts • rrtWontrsschok*.MONDAYPiititf No, i — Chwieburflw on iMitttr m. 1- turn Jos Wi amil, cup ol wgraMt but nup, fMhpearl, mil*.(LUCKY PLATt BA¥I)TUESDAYnittlf No, 1 - Bai-B-Qm Mbt anbun, buttered rl 08.niHtf No. a - Magm indihftlt HnMHth tn 1 rod, Chicken{Ufflbe Klip, buttered rloe, gratnpoai, iltortW frull, tnllK.WEDNESDAYP!iHifNo,1 — PIlltbrMd.PilHM No. I - M ho»gl» w/IOmMli littutii potito chips, mulhroomloup, Mlwy ItuKM pMnulbunsr,b(Holr«liin»,inllk.THURSDAYPIIHM NO. 1 — Hippy vulontlnt'tDay, Chlokwi nuoo*U, roll.PliHtr No. a - Sloppy Jos on »rail, crtam ol broocotl wup, fttndnMti,lwlmuM lmllltH&R Block hnsI he experienceyou need.The compote may be preparedup to 2 days inadvance and kept coveredIn the refrigerator,BRANDIED CHERRYAND PEACH COMPOTEFRIDAYNOBCHOOIIPrNldiM'lWMkMM.•LIMfNTANY MHOOL HtNURi.114Vt.11Tfw DiAMnttry School lunch menuMudtt • shelM e! Am intrfM,MtlMt 11«.1MM MttMi IbutShf and tWIy mrWwtetitl«V H a Mfd MMt ehllM.MONDAYPiilttr No. 1 - From* Toutw/iyrup 1 bumr, uuiagt patth, haihbrovm powloai, FMlh Brtnge imllsi,milk,TUESDAYPiltltr No. 1 - Oven baked chic*,•n, (parilih rtes, butMnd com. poach-•i, milk,WEDNESDAYPMttr No. 1 - Grilled chMis,umdwlch, tomilB ISUB, pickle chipi,fruit cocktdl, milk.THURSDAYPlitttr No. 1 - 'lucky Plate Day",TsM Hwsl* w/tomito » tettuce,potato chlpi, pea, milk.NO8CHOOLIIPrtUtfinfiWNkMd,We prepare ail binds of Income tax returns, fromthe simple tothe complex, Whatever your tax situation,we can handle It.UA.D BiftfUr* Americ3 '* Tax TurnI W l { BfcWWIl Put us to work (or v>i Q«»Mv Shopping CwttfSAVING TEETH IS.YOUR FIRST, CONCERN_ J not warfurrtilihe^baooma M decayed, (hat an extraction Is necessary, PravsntlveLet your dentist flu _.._ , . ,vIsHatorekamlnlnfl.cfeaningan^'.. 1I, protectlno yoiif.teeth and gums. Any[' problems ho finds In tho future, will usIVbQmlrtor.onesthffl'flfBeflallyarid 'jfaiick^DeiitalAlds,& Mounts,We«f«pt McdJcflJd, Lctefld. PAADJ Blue Crcn,TOSBt WA. iuMiH, PAID iind PC9.,Tips on finally winning thepost-holiday battle of the bulgeUko every year, this hoUdayseason has bean filledwith fun, partying andweight pin. Many peoplewith good intentions, acrossthe country, have lists ofBut even before they startdieting, tihey taowfeel they're on the giant,neyor-onding troadmill oflife, experiencing a cycle ofweight loss ana gain withtho knowledge that any'founds they lose will mostassuredly reappear."Statistics show that,among all dieters who losesignificant weight, 95 percentof thorn will regainalltheir pounds, or more,within two years," notesDr, Steven R. Pelkln, associateprofessor of medldne atThomas Jefferson UniversityHospital, Philadelphia,"It's important to followhose pound! off? 1One common mistake iscrash dieting, In which caloriesare restricted too muchand too profoundly.If your weight loss isextreme, you may suffer;skin, nausea, lniomnla, §mimand eirtlac arrhyth.mtaB '"If you lose too muchweight too quickly, yourcrash diet eventually mayprove to be fattening/ 1warns Dr. Pelkln, "You canlose only BO much weightper day from the fat storedin your body. If you losepounds too rapidly, youbegin to lose your leanbody mass, which is composedof musde and water.g fuel evenworki as anwWeThe female pattern ofobesity, or the gynold pattern,is not associated toany great extent with ear*diovaseular problems. Butthe fat stored at the hipsand buttocks tends to be theleast metabdliEable andmmtdiffloilttolote.If you are anxious to takeoffsome of those unwantedoffers tho followinglean body mass, the morefor dletarsicalories you bum, If youlose too much lean tissueduring weight loss, your'engine 1 becomes smallerand needs fewer calories torun."A reduction in yourmetabolic rate reduces yourdaily caloric needs,*'explains Dr. Pelkln. "So Ifyou consume the tamenumber of calories that youpreviously eonsflned justto maintain weight, youwill actually gain weight,you regainmost likelyStudies have proven thatnot all fat is created equal,While men tend to gntnweight around the waist,women typically addpounds to weir buttocksandhips, the male patternof obesity, known as theated with coronary ar'ioryheart attacks and dttath,However, the good news isthat the fat at the waist isthe most readily melabo-Uzed fat store in the indy,so that it is shed first whendieting, '• Adopt a policy, of"defensive eating, bybecoming aware of theforces working against yourweight control efforts, suchas TV commercials, conveniencefoods, or the tantalizingsmell of popcorn atthe movie theater, Expectthem and be prepared forthem.r ways to useyour body more all day[ ongi 8U eh as taking a busl«ness walk tasloid oT t bull.«« ^iidi. «itag Ih. 1W11Inttead of the elevator, andpirklnj hrtw iway fyou will lose and how flityou will lose It. . **• haiso^ourtilfforetcn •minor success'rather thonberate yourself tor every, Mtkii i iiwmatter how many dinesyou have failed at dieting,you can bo successful with aprogram geared for you tsan Individual.Your Life, Your Health ispresented by TMftgj liffmmUnlvtrsllytua publte servlu,Call your most dependable local company"(' ) M-l v •flAIM^/btiiiBliPremium Window Costs• MORE Strength•MORE Durability^MORESiyle:^',Li ~ ** K!','-'«9H|fljnH-^nTpvwviX.99 American Cheese ,2.99 Fresh Shade Steak.j j AM. 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B4 rwam»l£UBSB) Ckjft.nCity, NJ. niurtdty, Mmnry 7, 1891State's first lady kicks off'Buckle Up for Love 9Week.Parents and others areencouraged to properly usechild safety soa« and beltson every trip, and to Wt anexample by buckling upthemselves.T-shim, showing a chUdin a bunny suit sitting in acar seat with the inscription"Somebunny love* you"are being given to allSheriff urgesparents to usesttfety seatsCOURT HOUSE — CapeMay County Sheriff JamesT. Flousis joins law enforcementagencies an*d citizensgroups across the countryin recognizing Peb. 10-16 asChild "Passenger SafetyAwareness Week.This week's goal is tourge the correct use of theseprotection devices,"When used correctly,"Plousis said, "child safetyseats are extremely reliablein preventing deaths andInjuries to young passenprs,"All SO states and the Districtof Columbia have lawsrequiring infants and youngchildren to be placed Insafety seats and securedwith safety belts,RecycleThis NewspaperSOBERS POINT, — infants bom at the hospitalLudnda Mono, New Jer-durinsey's the week.Writ Lady, will, (binAtlantic County ExecutiveThe first lady's visit iscosponsored by the county'sOffice of Highway Safe-Dick Squires 9:30 a.m.Wednesday, Feb. 13 atShore Memorial Hospital tokick off the states "BuckleUp for Love* campaign, ••part of National Child Passengei'Safety Awafipnessty, Shore Division AAAMid-Atlantic and ShoreMemorial Hospital and willbe held in the Hospital'sRainbow Room.Buckle Upfor Love!Child PassengerSafety Awareness WeekFebruary 10-16,1991The program's kick off inAtlantic County is sjgriifle*nt,The county, uhf«rw*natelyt has the distinction ofhaving the worst record ofsafety belt and childrestraint seat use in thestate, awarding to KflteBchunnan, GHS director.Children, Schunnan says,are the ones who suffermost. "The leading chUdkiller and erippler in Americaisn't cancer or any otherdisease," said Sehurman."It's caused by traffic acddentsand adults who letchildren ride unprotected inthe car,"Recent efforts by severalstates to enforce seat beltlaws has lead to the prosecutionof parents and otherswhose children died in (raffleaccidents as a result ofnot having been restrained."It Is our hope that thepublic will became betteraware of the dangers ofdriving without seat beltsboth to themselves and totheir children," saidSquires, "It may take a fewextra moments to buckle upa child, but those momentsmay weU be worth a lifetime."peaks or Faith is Motor ists urged toLenten themeMARGATE - Punks ofRUth is the Lenten theme atthe Margate CommunityChurch,MOO Ventnor Fark-Tho Rev. Terence DwynJohnson and David A, Hem-Ing, church pastors, willexplore the Biblical metaphorof "mountains* in their Sundaysermona,An Ash Wednesday serviceIs planned 8 p,m, Feb. 13in the Chapel. Rev, FlemingwUl spoak on The Flak ofSPINNING WHEELFLOWER SHOPOcean City's Family Florist3336 WMt Ave,PheniMS.1388UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEAJSth Street and Aabury AvsnueRev, Paul W t vandsr Loo, PastorSUNDAY, Fib. 10th, 1M1» 10:30 AMSERMON "I Love You"MS PM Sttvtat ol RewndteUon wt) Jus«06 Among Tho NationsWu^ml Dlfoctw Aborts Sflto- Nuf»«y Available During SwloeQeSANOTYBAPTIST CHURCH10TH& WESLEY , 309-2261SUNDAY, Feb, 10,199110:45 AM Morning ServiceSunday School9:30 n,m.Sunday Worship Service,.,,,; ,,„ 1045 a.m,Evening Service „ ul A 7:00 p.m.Wed. Bvd, Service , ...7:00 pan,Awana Progmrn for Boyt ft Olrli 3 yam to3th jjmde,Prklay'i 6:30 pm,—— Nwtiy awilabtifor alt services -i—Morning Service v"It's REAL"Dr. Rbnald Mansdoerfer , ,, •/ ^buckle up for loveCRANPORD —TheNiwJersey State Safety Counciljoins the National HighwayTraffic Safety AdministrationIn recognising Feb.10-16 as National Child PassengerSafety AwarenessWeak, This is a time toreveryone to pi Into thohabit of using child safetysoats and safety belts correctly.This year's theme Itdren ages five and underdied in car accidents InNew Jersey. Bight of tlflichildren were unrestrainedwhile four were In car seatsthat ware not being usedproperly. Nationwide, 723children died In car crashesthatytir.According to NHTSA,proper use of safety beltsreduced the likelihood offatal or serious injuries by40 to 55 percent- ChUdrestraints, wheh used cor*rectly, are 7\ percent effectivein preventing deathand 67 percent effective inpreventing injury.As a reminder to newparents of the importanceof protecting their littleones, the Council, In cooperationwith the state DlvVlien of,.HIflhway TrafficuphospltalB throughout thestate during this apodalWeek,Per more Informationabout Child PassengerSafety Awareness Weekcontact the Council at (908)W2.9712,First Presbyterian ChurchPteehytSrian Ohureh (U.9 A)7th & Wesley Ayertue, Ocean CitySUNDAY, FEB. 10,19919:30 A.M. Sunday School,11 A.M. ServiceNursery ProvidedSERMON:""me Confirmation of the Truth"Pastor Sheldon4 P.M. Evening VespersDuring January & Februaryfor information call 399-1833" .. £ST. PETER'S UNTIEDMETHODIST CHMGH8th ijnd dentral Avenue,,Oc&in. City, NJ.' • §SUNDAY, Feb. lOtli• 8:1SA.M, Communion lrf•, .NuiL' 'obituariesEleanor Breckley, 89ATLANtK q « — Hewtafc BfteWey, 89, of this resortdiedlan. 31 at fi« AtUmfeaty Metfldl Ctater, Qry Otvtsion.• • .Som in Ocean City, Mi. Breckley was a descendant ofdie Adams, Risley and Wgbee families, who woe the bitsetttan of HaitfBKl, OOMU, colony and woe also some ofthe eariy settlers in Atiantic County.She worked at Ae VieitBi Restmmiirt to Aflmtte Oy-Surviving are two ions, Charles R McCracken of McKeeQty and Ralph McCracken of Florida; two brothers, HerschelBreckley of Ocean Qry and Samuel Breckley of Florida;a steer, Vetto Wooitet of Somes Petal; and severalgrandchildren.Graveside services were held at B» Satam Cemetery,Pleasantville.Grace O'Reilly, 86SOMTOS POINT — GflMi QTteffly, 86, of this communitydied Jan. 31 at Shore Memorial Hospital.Bom in Qteabeth, ihi waB an area resident forII years.She is survived by a niece, Edith Sehmeder, with whomshe resided.No services were planned Burial was bt St. CertmdeCemetery, Woodbridge.Arrangements were by the Middleton-Stroble FuneralHome, loners Point.Margaret Voss* 80OCEAN OTY - Margaret & Voss, W, of Ws dry diedFeK 2 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Semen Point,Bom in Roxboro. Pa.) she lived in Margate before movit Ocean OCity.:Vets had worked for many wars in the Offiet ofthe Republican City C Committee of f Philadelphia, Phildlhi St Sh lworked for the Boardwalk National Bank In Margate.She was a member of the Margate Community Church.Surviving it her husband, WilliamServices wart private at the convenience el the family.Arrangements were by the Jeffries and Keates FuneralHome, Northflcld.Walter Schick, 76CAPl MAY — Walter L, Sehick, 76, of Ws dry died Feb.1 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers PointBom in Millville, he was a 25-year resident of Cape May,when he was the owner and captain of the fishing vesselNada-Jane tor40 yuan before retWhg.Mr, Schick had also worked on the Manhattan Projectduring World War B while employed by the 1,1 DuPontChemical Co., Deepwater, which earned him a U.S. WarDepartment citation in recognition of his contribution tothe production of the atomic bomb and the successful conclusionof the war. ..Surviving are a daughter, Darlene D. CFlynn of SomersPoint and a grandson.Services were Monday In the Christy Funeral Home.MlllvUle, with burial In Mount Pleasant Cemetery.Georgiana Haines, 81toMBM, roky-, Gtor^toa HataM, U, el.ttOimuMt)dleilFeB'21t Shore Memorial Hospital.Bom in Millville, the was a former resident of CrownPoint, tad.,and had resided in Seiners Potat tor I? ygamSurviving are three sons, Edward E. of Cinnamlnsonand Unford A. and Howard R., both of Portage, Ind.; adaughter, Suzanne E. Parchman of Setners Point; sixgrandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.Services were Wednesday at the Chester J. WimbergFuneral Home, Ocean Qty. Burial was In Friends CentralCemetery,Unweod, , ; -,.Thomas Hadad, 83SOMERS TO1NT - ThomnH G. Hadad, 83, of this dty, died Feb. 2 at Shore Memorial HospitalBom in Shenandoah, Pa., Mr. Hadad had been an arearesident for 35 years. He was a toll collector at the Beesley'sPoint Bridge tor11 years.Surviving are his granddaughter, Donna-MarieMoodhart, with whom he resided; three other grandchildren;and one great-grandchild.Memorial services were Tuesday at Grace LutheranChurch, Somcr Point. Burial was private.Arrangements were by Middleton-Stroble FuneralHome, Somers Point.GRACE BIBLE GHAPEL•ONN MM* TIM** Mrtf* 'iO, • "Obrf* Wwdfct Today's World! tili, J J'Helen D'Augustine, 89VWILAND - Helen (DTppelUo) WAusustefe, 89, ..this dty died Mfc % at the NewotfmbAledtoi Garter aft*an extended illness-Bom to My, she was* Vineland indent far the past 17A registerednurse, she worked at Neweomb tor26 yearsand ivtd *s a Red Cress nurse durlnj World War n.She was « member of St. Isldore*i OwrA, Vtaiand.Surviving are a daughter, Helen Michaels of Sea MeCity, Wo sons, Carmen of VinilaiRi and Joseph ofMillville; three brothers, Joseph ft, Harry A. and Albert -all of Vineland; eight grandchildren; and seven great-*grandchildren.Strvias were Tuesday at St Isidore's Church withburial In Sacred Heart Cemetery, Vineland, ArMnganeniswere by me DeMareo Funeral Home, Vineland,Contributions may be made to the Bishop McCarthyResidence or St Isidore's Church,Roland Pangburn, 72CARDIFF — Roland Pangburn, 72, of this Egg HarborTownship community died H*. 1 at Shore Memorial Hos-1pltal, Somers Point.Bom in MUlvjllc, he was an area resident tormost of hisUfe. He worked as an auto mechanic for South Shore Foni,Marmora. *,Mr. Pangbum was a member of the VFW post InMillville and St Peter's United Methodist Church, OmanCity,Surviving are his wife, Sarah; a daughter, MaryannPangbum-Ott of Absecon; five stepchildren; Ave sisters,Laura Thuntoft of Millville, Alice Scheibeln of OceanQty, Carol Prince of Texas, and Janunice Higgs and Ruth eak in Ae »me auditwigreat-grana- ^^. , ^^ ^ audli^-The chapel f s Kfon'i nieceGroup and the Pain and who is remembered for herum.Spares p group will meet this cog courageous efforts to free in the month, Johnmonth.slaws via the underground Walker and Lyle GrandlsonJOYLOVE LETTERSLucky Couples Will Win.OyemightStayAiDinner At Thump's4 Star Fortune's Restaurantand Show TfcfceisIt's Easy To Win!Listen Today For Details!MIDWINTERSPECIALCOPIER OR FAXUSPlus Tsx.Ptr Month60 Month Lease PurchaseWhile Quantities LastL \ HmmonlonCALL NOW! 561-4400If you see newshappening, callTHE NEWSCENTER40 HOTLINE(609)926-0300The date was Qood Priday, April 14,1869. A hush fell over the audienceas the curtain rase upon "Our AmericanCousin" it the Ford Theater InWashington D.C.From his balcony box, PresidentAbraham Lincoln was viewing the playwhen suddenly the unmistakable"crack" of a pistol pierced the atmosphere!Lincoln slumped Into unconsciousness,felled by tht bullet of JohnWllkes Booth, a southern sympathizer InWe Civil War,Abraham Lincoln was tall and thin Instature, with sharp features In contrast tohis gentle heart and an honest natureB5Black history programhonors Cobb's memoryOCEAN CITY — The program wul feature•Keeping the Dream Alive' a candlelight scrvic* inis the «h«ne of a spedal memory of Rcocfi* Cobb,program on Hack history the Ocean Qfy teacher who430 pm. Sunday; Feb. 10 at died last spring.the Oce*n Ory Primary The guest speaker is theSchool, sponsored by Ae Rev. Nathnniel Burgess.Geranium Temple, No, 4©, Area community t choirs hi willDoughtetsof Bks. stag. The public toinvited.Coalition focus on Mideast warABSECON - The Coalitionfor Peace and Justice the Persian Gulf war amiThe group will discussWill meet 7:45 p.m. ways the peace movementWednesday, Peb, 13 at thecan help stop Ik Refreshmentswill be served; theFriends Meetinghouse, PitncyRoaApublic Is welcome.Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital&WCMC-AM1230Present"Medically Speaking"join your hostMichael Boriss,D,acardiologtelwith his guestKatiierine Forrester, M,D.Specialist inInfectious DiseasesFebruary 11 and 13Dr. Forrester will discuss AiD$>Time InEvery Monday, 6:30 p.m. &Every Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.on A/VCMC-AM 1230 RadioJohnhl-18.MondtyCotossUntltS-19TuttdtyCotosslinsWednesdayColo»sltn»ItS-iTTtiundsyMirk311040FridayMirk6145-32SaturdayMark1211844,,, "with malice toward, none, with,ehai% for all," - .Having struggled from his humblebirth In a log cabin to become a self-educatedlawyer, and ultimately the sixteenthPresident of the United States,Lincoln believed In "government of thepeople, by the people, and for thepeople,"The rising sun, on the morning ofApril 19,1065, found Uneoln stilled (orever,claimed ID the darkness by death.Yet, his impact upon our nation wouldnot be destroyed, Though the life ofAbraham Uneoln hid ended, a new eraof Freedom had begun,DepyngMtHi IHW I«MMI P O Bo. igoj GlwMlHM VA SHM Tt» Am»dcm Weil SocWyRE. 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DARBYDURANCE AGQJCY.INaTMPubfloRN(FMHPhone 39MW9 ^A & D TIRE«, HKKVICKYOUR DISCOUNTTIRE STORE!, 133S:Atbuty AVC • 9S9-1343el vit'i? ftIIFIRSTFIDELITYBANKHAMADAlevard•^T«¥tf.S(ii I \% (sports updatesDespite sitting out sewn minute in fcwl trouble.Ocean Qty senMr Deitiek YconMn somed ••aro^h^i 38 points Tttosdiy nigfcl m A*City boys defitatcd Mainland, 814*.The Ranter giris M Mainland cut a »f»i«tdown totNrw before settling down to wth,"Hi night SaphaBMM Isl |hty with JO points.Senior ty\t Sttter and saphomate Heath Mumsl*yand Kyle Uehudt eaA won twice l\w*l»y toipark OcMii Qtfi unddtaitcd swim *&«« » a-® win ower ^ Hart>or Township.In hoyi Haskctbali, No-\ ranked AManHeaty g*28 points (mm Louli Ko» and dvlMMd Vtndanti,84^0In girls basfcolhall. Mariu Pflum scored 16 tohelpHoly SpirO MM«|iI ••f . 1 fl rTfA jau. 1 1* •>ilHiliiITysports shortsoA.rn.EY jams we s HMX m JAWB^«»n Qty gwdMMe StqAMd* VaCAitlty was indurtw* teM ** W8of Rn\e Monday ntaht durt»t e*ainM4a at StJoshs h's Alumni FWdhwwet3Sey, S ndw the eaadh at the UMwiMlhMn*«d Waycd h« eMPOlnt f N j * (flOO) 030-0000I' flout* 73, tthlp Bottom, NJ'•••Kvie«/»rnerCfui/V'f' '"' 'I''• BATTERIES• TRANSMISSION1PARTS• BELTS &HOSES• BRAKE FLUID• FILTERSuied tomeet Hammonton on Wednesday, Itwould play oh tt»reeconsecutiv* nights, a vteta*Hon of NJSIAA rulei.So, Hammonton was asked to postpone its Jan.30 Mme at Lower Ope May until Feb. 13. At anenducen\et\t though \t may not have been presentedthat way) Lower tape May agreed toplaythe Feb. 13 game at Hammonton.Ihtill bfit HAnd any game played befeM the cutoff date butadded tothescheduleaft«r the season has begunwill not cownt toward tournament quaUticaUon.Champ M^aftew, tt»« tower Cm> May eoaeihandamWiWlgraduate,a|ggydevious. He fm saw a team that should have Menaolidconter^ritheCapeNattonalbutwasasolidconter^erintheCapeabutwashurt by injuries Ho iaw a ch,ii>w, within the rul«of .fdblE^lmostnStinetiESnMmifttlook dollars, almoit making this arangement look *«4«^tattdns,t^^vttt»e^kWs ft !»»*«*»like a bribe.of the season. fIt to the forced postponement of a league gamethat might create a problem for Lower Cape May,traHon—somebody wot as close tothebasVetballteam—should have stopped this tttn^ espedaUyThe NJSIAA has no rule to preventa team fromwhen tht ttttneuven with Hammonton started toscheduling a las^minute game before the deadUsound likea political divaline.One more thing.In fact, three years ago Middle Tbwnship addedLast month a tense basketball game betweeha game on the night of the deadline and won it toPennsauken and Bishop Eustace was stopped inensate a MO rteord and give th* PanBters a spot inthe fourth period because the players on\he twothe Group 2 tournament. Middle went on towinteams were becoming too violent, helped, accord^the South Jersey championship.ing to some, by rattier lenient officialsThe situations werea little different, however.Pennsauken led the game by two points and hadMiddle had two games postponed by snow thatthe ball. But, because the tension was so highyear, both against teams they should beat, and(there may even be some legal action) Ptennsaukenthose games could not be rescheduled before thedecided two weeks ago not to complete the game.deadline.At the cutoff date Pennsaulttn! the WW> SouthThe CAL Is apparently eonstdermg some actionJersey Group 4 champion, was 7-8 and foiled toagainst Lower Cape May. The most discussed penaltyis to forfeit the Feb. 13 game with Hammon-qualify this year, possibly because it decided notplaying the final three minutes of a game it ltdton, a move that will only hurt the basketballwas in the best interests of its young athletes.players on the two teams, who do not deserve toThe decision makers «t Lower Cape May proba*be punished.bly thought they were doing something in the bestIt looks like the time has come for the NJSIAA tointerests of their young athletes, too,adjust its rules forqualifying in basketball. Thehope here is toeliminate the .500 record and leteverybody play, but that seems unlikely at thispoint.AtTENnONIf the .500 minimum Is going to stand, why notrequire each school to submit its schedule tothe Somers Point Pet OwnersNJSIAA before the opening game of khe season?All games scheduled on Jan. W or before would beused to determine a team's eligibility.If one of those games is postponed (by weatheror other uncontrollable problems) it must be madeup by a certain date or, for tournamentseedingurposes, it counts as a loss forboth teams.PETE'S GLASSStore fronts'EntraceDoore'Show CasesGlass speciaists* Boats too!._ WWo«S»DMm«i«Mns«MtwWerkTops* Bath EnclomsPWHPtPLAZA 9, SIB SHORE ROAD, MARMORA, NJf,Jm! vm Bit MS\ SWM briegg),GE OWNERS...tANiCStMJRMEN...•YOURSELFERScir /jf cccoJoticj• LAMPS• LIGHTING• OIL• MUFFLERS• CARBURETORS.PAiNT• HAND TOOLS.SHOCKi• WINDSHIELDPRODUCTS• THERMOSTATS ,AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!\-t• TOOL SOXES. U-JOINTS•iATTlRYCHARGERS•ENGINE• PARTSciut'cv,(

B8 N,J« , % «§iISLTONDUE NEXTWEEKAsselta may return this weekQcwin City junior J.D.Aisclta, who broke hiswrist in • prMwson gameand, has been unable to pkysince, may finally becomeavailable to the RaidersJ.D. Asselta, brace and all.within the n#« week.And in girto basketball,$,\\ s#r,i or Aptoin*tH>Elton, a starter on fastyear s South Jersey finalist,has begun practicing for theSpecializing in Fine Building . it,»Seashore Supply Co.MmiAND OPENS EARLYOCEAN CITY —WM&evelr tafes over *cOoteft' Ct^rHi^ SchoolfoodAlt pMeMm-mxt fallwill start hfe fitst seasonginst tKe ^ t Cdhaswto Gty vrfttl too\ball Cape May,on Sent 28 atCar*y. Keld ^attaWt TonySutAcednd his Millvtttc* Thun'., ^IN rrmoHW'lk(ifootball starts withwould have played Ha»>montoi(\ v Atlantk fcltywould have taced StAugustine and Millvillcwould have played St 4Joseph, among othm,ft Is expected that two ofess«upuftdtathJs dhMle will remain on AcSchedule. The tan includeBoema against Vmeland andOakcrest against LowerThe Ocean City scheduleopens with two homegames and concludes withftrsHimirThanksgiving Day gamewith Middle Township atThe 73-year rivalrybetween Ocean City andPlea&antvtlke ended lastThanksgiving because ofproblemsrelated to The reorganisationof the National Divisionof the Cape-AtlanticLeague and Pleasantville v sdedslon to play a nonteagueschedule the nexttwoytars,The closest thing to arivalry game remaining onthe Raider schedule (untilthe series win Middle gainsinterest) is the Now i ganttSow* Jersey Parochial Achaiiwiori Holy Sp!rit v *IQIQOI V>^ Mai csince 1%2, •.Oeea»scheduled to |Mainland has edded tonon4M|ue opener withAbsoganw to replace (Pteasantvlueoh ttesehedule. TheMustangs also play theirColman going to Nebraska;Karayiannis picks TempleOCEAN CITY—Ttit two numerous vitf ts and Jhoattoy members of Otean City caUs horn Nebraska coachHigh Sd\ooi'» 1990 tootbaU Tow Osborne, w«lteam have made verbal recrutted as a linebacker,commitments to accept col- though he did pin nearly1,000 yards mis season as aLlRcbaeker Doug Col. running back,man, the South Tefiey ta addition to Nebraska,Defensive Player of m he also vlsl^ Ae Unlver-A Vm and «n Afl^tttt i^lee- iiiy of Virginia, MleW«ttW tion, will play his college State University and Rut*football at fte University of gert University, Ms finalledslon had been betweenAnd two-way end George Nebraska and Michiganm-told rcpoHers last week,"and 1 loved the place.. tk> „ , , Ooadh Osborno even tndUttted , ^ w ftOl haw to^IH. 1 eould play askalderittr Uon Brown, much M 40 po^nf of A§Both young men slped plays right away, betweentetters of Intent yesterday In defenie and special teams,' 1ftPviP'E". 1 *"^^ "•*! K«»y»M»niB was heavilyHigh senboi. reaulted by the UniversityColman, who received of Maine and algo visitedYeoman leadsfi» Haibor Towhshlp (Oct.«> utd MiUviUe trtev. IS)on the told ur«kar tt» approaches 1,000Jn t tested sK*y v t>«period for interestedcoaches to apply tor wehend loo^aU^Mcnlnt position,teft v*cant by wtywiColman's nttgnation.Sources indicate that ttieonly applioanl Atom lastMason's staff is GaryDegenhifdt. Oner appUca-first txvo at home, iMainland coach Bob Coffeywtll send his team out from outside sowo» Nottont have been Motivedunder the Ughts at Jiuena final decision Is expectedon Friday, Oct. 4 and, possibly,on Saturday, Now. 9 et is approved and availableUntil after the school budgetSt. Augustine,teaching positions areThe Mustang schedule determined.concludes on Thanksgiving The fialder foottoll fob ismorning at Egg Harbor me of three stiU vacant InTownship,the CAL Also looking forHoly Spirit, which brings head coaches are Absegamla 15-oame winning streak and Lower Cape May.into the new season, begins INI FOfttWUSCHtOUtESat home on Sept, 18 againstQWMiWFVOakcrest. , -Id Byrnes has scheduledLonape tat Spirit's nonleagueopponent on Nov. 9in Abseeon,Nwlthe University of Marylandand the University of Cincinnati,Maryland was his tintchoice but. Initially, the Terraptnidid not make a finalscholarship offer. So, whenthe Temple offer camethrough, Karayiannisaccepted H.Maryland late made anequal offer* but Karyaiannlshonored his verbal commit*ment to Temple anddeclined the Marylandscholarship,irowhiKMiylinnli winloin Holy Spirit senior RobMurle, and All-State lineman,who also selected theOwls.It hat also been learnedthat Aaron Bullock, the versatiletwo-way player fromEgg Harbor Township, hasaccepted a scholarship offerfrom Duke University.; — TomWIUIamiVtNjriMAINLAND8t$ SI ,„„»„„,».,„,„.»»,.» ABSEC*MIocnft'.Nov (•..Nov H ,.s»p ssN4,,Otttl,,.MliiUUutUiUUHU K.,..„.„ MOTXE TOWNSHIP..... 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Look Into 1048Asbury Avenue and oompamUiinvaW Don't wall too lortfll,Three bedroom duplex on nleeoomertotttiethandAsburyAvenue Each floor has 5bedroomB, 1 bath,, and a greatrental Nstory. Gafaoe anfl IOBolparWngtoo PrledrodueodtobOdroomi, a bath*, flai hottand osntrai air, ThlicentraiAvenue Beaut/ can be your*tef 1239,000, moarjyturniHoaOCEAN OITY • OrtUt loctilon. .Fum tIftlllM, WAI,LUMUni.0aiiAOe - Comnltlsly rombd-T i » out, Uundr^rtw/n, MI inMl, ruH btth. I Mrrit, Ir, tM, Mbit» ad;Okittd oualdt ahowtr, I4tn A OtnirtlAV«, 18800 (or MaloftsQUE8T AND APH0U8EA8S0C.| - tart EstateSate | [REAL ESTATE AUCTIONSKI£ 13ASIC CAHLIS FOR V r > MONTH!the apnrtmenthunting game...You'll Find aGood Deal at• /You don't hiveto be lucky to winThe Apartment Community,., An Rtfttthlng as Iti Namet 'III ^ nAflfelkfkUiA 1all to Xl Carpet• Patio or Balcony• Swimming Poof• 24 Hr, Malntenanca1 .. W»J OPfeN MONDAV-SATUMDAY^ JAJ9 CHAPMAN BLVD.,SOMERS POINT, NJ 0824465318288TAKlNO APPLICimv»o wav*, *»rm cash., £00Gnm«lt»,tU.| Y«Mrty«tenuir"]|Re* Estate RfentC MM*.»Mn Start HntMaV*. Cat (*.«*» cih ButtonButtSBi. Oi»t) Hudson ill Marehal Mm Miaen, Ga, ractoon, nra*nwn,tt MM MW tor tn wy^uHenOPEN HOUSESunday, Feb. 1010anru-4p.nlaoeQUMLDRIVI©^OtTf.WieBtiS.SWme*-pjt,Wo.RATiS«ThrfiaUtp t, OMiTmEIIMMMT.'lM IMN ». 11*5"item hM. ottaMHijuk. Hk. PkW, MM,»M, ox p>), out His ino hr, U, belli.1t!oaOISM.TUBil BMM eOTTME •.m.bMM,K - BOth » Albury,lUtMa MMMM•Mian or hill-SUMMER RENTALQround (tier • I bedroom.Very clean,809 HIM St.AtfliftltAM 1BB9Winter RanuiMi. ROOMS WITH PRIVATE OATH -Color TV. N*V puftlM trvnipontUon 1baach For inlormMor, call IM OttrHSanot Mom WMNy a monthly MM,MIIW4M0AVA1ASL6 UNTIL MAY 51ST • A bahgain, ui floor, I Mrm, WM. beautifulunmlftnh lMHon o Mil unit andOeSE OOBNtrt BTOBE • Withpewdvloutttnd hatvv Ittlw trM. 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B12If you have to deal with a bank for a mortgage, negotiating is keyIIAdjustable raw mortgages:"Virtually a mistake forevery amage family inAmerica, You shouldn'trate spwuUte with yourhome.Banks: "A hank can stealmarc of your money in fiveminutes than a grocerystore ran in a lifetime,*Consumers; "We've beenconditioned to make e»rtlythe wrong move in almostevery financial situation.The bink should be yourlast slop for money, neveryour first."But If you've got to go tothe bank for a mortgage,"look at the banker with aErfffort Nate: me: This it thejaundiced jaundwpd eye. Bankers Banters are arc percept down and youpercent, pettent, tell them you want book a S3 mUlign manage ^ i Ike Tfte bank hank is going toyou should at least insfc* insist on r*te rite^ou'II t you'll have hive U\m savedfirst of s a tkrtf thrw part sm« fin on in Hie the business husanMi of helping want to borrow the rest, rest to to pay 8, 8. You'd be amazed HBVued (theorettcAllf (theor*Hc«U; 'collecting tttame chafe TOU you BO OE.VQIbr ot « pWng getting mowy tnwey B»HaH market rates $13,000 $13,0*5 Wt mm the life of thewwrtgtgf ramty The first tw themjaelw*. People who run "Why should you pay the at how often the bank will $80,f*lQ in nts) than it ttfdit report. Why dont (7 to 6 percent Matst), loan, tod thatV not badparts durum "how 16 get & to their bank or savings tcyou just go down to tit* instead of the passbook rate ptyMaB." f)wmrtffigt, Ike third part Jis loan «hould rememberreporting bureau yourself «to S3 perank bitcvestVw But IT you really MM tod«K« p*sf W ttc tiHk it if tkt thai "and get a copy for $7 or $8, nothing at all. m money, and me hasslereetsaem hih your family and This is the gospel •eeordingto Edward Mrkvijka Jr.,"Tell them you've 0een a good customerand then take that m th» -You should be able to of negotiation, Mrkvick.you kaat [FOWMJ matins ""hand you want to pay less..."bank?" he says.dose a mortgage (or $1,000 Estates his original positionauthor, financial expertor less."—that banks, savings fc*Rj FRANK COOK and, perhaps not so surprisingly,a banker.dent of Rrst Nattonal Bank RtomftikM plans toMrkvicka, former presi-loans and mortgage compa-FtoMesMM writerFor the Ust 18 years,does to book m KD,000of Marehgo, HI., northwest look Cor money, M theMrkvicka has mad« » crusadeout of helping con-concede It's sometimes "When you needmortgage (collecting $3,400of Chkago, Is the first to ftrstbtnr-sumers deal with banks,whidi he says hide behind afacade of omnipotence specificallyto scare the Individualborrower.As often as not, however,Mrkvicka maintains averagecon«umer%.can negotiatewith their hank - andwin,"Let's say you've beenbanking at the same placefor 20 years," he suggests.•You've never had an overdraft.You've never had aproblem. You want to buy acar. You're going to put Hisame interest rate as thenext guy who cornes in,who has only been bankingthere a couple of years, hashad a couple of overdraftsand is only putting 10 percent down?"The reason you pay thesame interest rate is Aatbanks make good custom«ers pay more to offset therisks of their bad customers,*And how do you avoidbeing lumped in with thebad risks?"You ask," Mrkvickasays. Tell them you'vebeen a good customer andyou want to pay less. If the(mortgage! interest rate is 9BOVRR'S MflfiKCT133844 Ab Asbury Ave. O a 399-1343 JLONQACRE FRESHTURKEY BREAST•1.69.""CHICKEN GIVEAWAYBuy 3 Breast 2,19 Ib.Get One FreeBuy 3 Legs 1.29 Ib.OetOneFretSEARSSAVE $80Kenmore 4,0-HPPowermate Vac• Edge$10 MONTHLY$199.87PMI PowstmnlejtMlnchnmnl dim.! hard 10if tch urea)Del.Grooertai Aisamptetfitood-swmlOcean OltyKenmore dishwasher• Poli/pmi eycle$12 MONTHLY$318.85Ktnmera- »«'««!mld'-alzemicrowave• 860 wails• Auta doirast duty itirt$10 MONTHLY$138.88BONELiSSCENTlRCUTPORK ROAST^.79 .The weight ot your choiceiXTRAUIANOOOKIQHAM *1.49,UviiKffiST79* »««>•LXII9~in.co!orTV• lOOHIoWilile$10 MONTHLYSAVE $15• 34 lynctlon itmstf> 2-WBek/eBvonlliniBf$10 MONTHLYSOO4.99SAVi $4Kenmorelargo-capacitylaundry polr• 1 spied A cyelo washerS379.99• 3 limpinluit dryerS299.99-WUNDERBAReOLOQNA99* 1/2 »xPBOVOLONECHEESESAVE $65In his book, Horn toRerotoYour BMJHS IJomm te Sfwl'Mrkviekii urges consumersto check out at least threelenders before decidingwhere to barrow money.And, "the smaller theIn pointe). Tnere% not onemore ounce of paperworkInvolved, Not one McsndIt's Uke paying an enlrybank, the better," he says, fee to get Into a grocery"Sniall banks want to g grow store, and then having theup to be big banks bk They are grocer tell you he Modsgoing to be more flexible on $2,000 up front to stock his(wins.shelvmi befcwe you go shopping-*"When you first walkinto a until bank, it's theperfect time to explain that Likewise, Mrkvickatf youVe going to keep'your believes the myriad of tottlernentfees should besavings there, then you'dlike a free safety deposit negotiated.box and a free checkingaccount. That's the time foryou to bargain away fees,*When trying'to arrange amortgage, Mrkvickabelieves the average "goodrisk consumer" shouldhave a goal of trying toshave at least 1 percentagepoint off the quoted rate,and to halve the bank fen,"You should negotiatepoints,' he says, "Banksdisguise points as coveringtheir cost of doing business,but they've got nothing todo with their costs."A "point" equals 1 percentof the value of the loan.In today's market, mostbanks charge about 3 pointsto write a 9,8 percent, 30-year, fixed-rate loan,"But that's outright extortion,"he says. It doesn'tcost the hank any more toK«wio«aOcu«h, IJA|MI),refrigerator%MMONTHLY 6SAA A M• Qiiii eevtrid eriipiri; ^VsFaFvarar• 9 riaer ihilvu, Hindi-bin, also availoblo, -liKtUfid Hit! doofi only J1S monthly• DleHdrd*...Am«rlca'ili'iIIbusiness briefs"And escrow fees shouldalways be negotiated away.Why should you make anintenst-free loan or, at best,a passbook-rare loan toyour bank Just n it on oal>l«t me money and ton itback out at 14 or IS perawttInterest?"When I got my mart*gage, I told the bank I'd paythe taxes end insurancemyself, and would sendthem copies of the billswithin ft days. They'reentitled to see that theproperty is protected, 1 utrUpay my own bills."If you rant jet awaywith no escrow fees, thenowner of the Stndptptr estmiaUty,"newspaper; Treasurer C. Sobkow is a graduate ofGus Bruno, owner of the VHknova and Drexel unl«Hotel Scarborough. varsities and holds certifiedOpen to the public, the commercial lender oertifiealuncheoncost $10 and res- Hon from the Americanervations may be made by Bankers Association,tough to go eyeball to eye- row money for a home, ttv#)ball withyour banker. But to findprivate money first,*he also i knows it It pays offtn In he lays. If an individualthe end,loans you the money, th"You're going to have to m m up front fees, nospend a little time." he said, expensive credit checks, no"You may have to mate 10 documentation.phone calls (to lenders) and "You should provide thespend a half hour or hour lender a survey and a tidenegotiating win each one. search. And you should payBut if you can negotiate for your own lawyer to prepareme document*. ThatWaway $2,500 fat fees, that'snot bad pay for three hours how to really saw en aof work,mortgage."^Dr If you can knock a Ntti vmk ptrt fc Exptorhalf percent off the interest itttfiIncreasingly viable andpopular method of market-Ing real estate.Avalon Community Hallwhere there will bebooths and 31 tables for dls'play.Exhibitor space is limitedand is sold on a 'Vinteome" basis, There is a ISpercent discount to businessesregistering by ftb28,Call Lisa Garda at thechamber offtee, 465-7181.STRESS, COMPUTERSTOPIC WEDNESDAYSWATMTON —"StresK acalling the chamber office,natural part of living" will3W-2&9, or .4043, AUCTIONEERSIN be the topic of DebSe Battles,a Shakloc distributorREAL ESTATE NAMEDOCEAN CrrY-NJ MartOiKOWSlNrQr1Vt P. Voting Grwip leal estate tic County NJAWBO, dur-and a member of the Atlan-AT COASTAL BANK broken has hen named Bing At the 6 i pm, pM. Rgbk PA. 13OCEAN CITY— Robert member of the Hudson and meeting of the Cape May ACCTflUSTttS •JN. Sobkow hag been Marshall Real Estate Auc- County Association of ARE ELECTEDappointed senior vice presi ttonetn team WHOM dkmts Women Business Owners at MAYS LANDING —dent and senior lending Include FDIC, Federal the Avalon Country dub. During the annual feorganitationmeeting of the Allan*officer of The Coastal Bank National Mortgage Corp., Also, Valerie Pofdtng wlUloan department,Citibank, Chemical Bank present the showcase preandother major lending tentatinn on computers in board of trustees Roberttie Community CollegeA resident of NorthBeld,Sobkow has 25 years of Institutions.the small business. Par res- Barbleri, general managerbanking experience, 15 In According to John Dixon, crvetions, call 861-0107. of ps supply for South JerseyGas Co., was electedthe Cape-AttanHc area, chief operating officer of"Witt the current problemsin the financial indus-selected becauie of theOther officers lneludeWio»NJMM^miWMNJM^ 'chairman, »try tied directly to unsound e^eiience In all phases ofVice Chairwoman finelylending practices, a conservativeand thorough Nlhl Nichols, Jh John Stat Sate and d Mh^el J, Uvefty hit been Point school teacher; Trea-real estate of principals BUI PHILADELPHIA ~ Aiken of Margate, a Somersapproach in making loans Is Chris AntoUnL„». surerAlfred J, Cade of ttnemsumerpr^luttidivMonwood, a senior vicean absolute necessity," Prior to every auction, NJbank president Philip J.Mayer Foods Cor- weiident at Caesars CasinoDiBerardino laid in^ » -» Hotel] Secretary Robertannouncing Sobkow'snailylromOettn Qoudie of Ocean City,tty, he reeved Ws degree AOTi dean of ' ' 'appointment,'-Bob. Sobkow's recordand experience will assureCoastal customers andMarketing Group wiU conductfree Seminars to assistbuyem In the art of auctionbidding, financing, siteselection and market values.Slate, a veteran of theJa •» \9J7number oftavestore that loans from auctton'bnsinett, iald aue- year, Prior to nil promoHon, eoordinatOM, inMlngCMstal wrtU bt of the high- tions are becoming on *i*» ^*?}.i glil i. m ! n> west % "JT IM«l APPUANCES IN-STOCK^ fef tntm«dtdta (MlvwyTUton fto»d,.^b*W Msi fc *y*i'.1^^Lwim^I'I V' IH

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gi s pffii£!fI \Swimmers am champs193*73 SAMPLEHGWKS AND 3ON«IS? RAILROADRevaluationcriticisms.said normalBut questionstie called validOpposition strongestto elimination of thesouthern! post officetitI' ' 'I;-wrnsmmmmtwv*l\»to» HUM under toew wtek theyItt ftppefafktaMKtti ton to wvtew AMI new^ ^ t e — thi tm ta »ltt«»t tbtmm — «nd p«i»tb»y ltodi#mi ted.out et f mMM 1 William MtHMHK Hdtttd AHe uiMl ftuttbif tttdurtag M»»e««w»t».were, M ti^«M*etvelMT Mt^ u& This wouldmew th»t t hftuse which wtd (wtioo000 I ««wwed tA mn «tHVftlwtton teb«ft thede td th 1W jfteiftfifttUDOQUI were Inti P«lemo tndinhOrki he dWk NAW tht i jthe ptoMMton eetiter »f the tewtti whew most ot the buildingattune Other eowmunttlest sweh MTueJtfthoe, have net wown ai quicklydue tb building regtrtcUtMU by the»t»W Ptheteds C l tSome exftm^w ot theJumps dtedby teatdenhk under the revftWMtmInclude ftiie»»n\enti going from178,000 to mm aftd ftomS»8,000$139,000,At MondtyV committee Meeting*Betty TomTln of Beeiley's Pointdeierlbed the reei«ei«ment At"horrendoun," adding that domehomeownera who were ewwevelU'tted were given a feeling of eompla*eency .beeaute the estimate of the(Met they would ewe watt low* thisWM Mtsleadlflgt «he wld» bemuw her1PSS tews were 12 pwm hlAherkw the estimate given in h^rlaittMtDESPITB UNCERTAINTIESKuiieU . _ted ht» $th btHhdaya big w«y\rie announeM Mi intention tornaviw SUttbetti t, Gait,« statelywoman 10 yean hti tuntoh Theywill wed BaW 8unday t Match 31in mm& Califs with Mm.G«aft1toAv an Eplneopal priest,ttfftctatthg. ^ ^While the couple ahami theirintenttotia with a ht»t W their eloseitWeAdo e«d family membenw*Uer, they had planned for sametime to make it official duringWednMdtyV lenior cittiten lun>eheon et the Statnton Senior Cen>tehAfter all. It was those lunchesthat brought these two togetherafter' llteHmeswith others.Mrs* Gatt returned to this areath|s winter, taking a ibt-monlhlease on an apartment at. Gardenstv.et MMMtMMt whM mm tttHng tftoiM to tevt can bi toundMa. iwllfig At tin*WOOD congregaHoniWhen she settled hen, *he iabout transportation to IMil dAtly »t tto " 'on Bay Avenue,"Someone said, "Why don't youwit biittK ._ Shepherd? _.____.6 Kjtwi Mm

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A4 THESZNTWEl-LEDGFR deMnCtty, N,J. Timnday, February 14,1091IKUyoiNG EX-TOVRISM HEADChamber president chides un-named elements in local goVt, cityOCEAN CfTY — Cham- Accusing dry officials ofb»r of Commerce President demagoguery* LanehoneyThomas C. Lanchoney con- said, *I am tailing on ourdemrsed atticks by unspoci- elected represontatives Mtied members of the city show us the leadership thatagainst fanner city Tourism was premised to uj pub-Dewlapment Commissiftn Hdy and put an end to thischair Rick Travwj in strong swnselefsparanoia,"Chamber installs officers?*** ." * e J*" 1 *"*instaUahon luncheon TuesHe .aid the business com-muni t y stands behindy~ IVavers, and said Tavers'Travers wts reinstaiiod aj contributions 10 the citythe chamber's secretary while serving on the TourduringHw meeting ism nov^oprnpnt Commissionwm worth •*. leastS48.O00.Travers lerved on theall-voluntoer commissionfor four years. The commissionannounced last week itwill hire a part-Hme administratorat 612,000 a year todo the work Travers haddone.Although Travers hadexpressed a willingness tocontinue with the commission,,the dtv did not reappointhim in the wake ofallegations of poor bookkeepingand a lack ofproper documentationwithin the commission."In return for &e countlesshours he has volunteeredin service- to ourcommunity he deierves burutmost respect and admiration,"Lanchoney said."Unfortunately, others inour city who serve in officialpositions and merelygive lip service to Ac liftbloodof our communityhave seen Ht to viUly Me*unfairly and unceasingly," ,elaboration by pressHmeywhrnday.Lanchoney also said"some elements" in the drydo not respect opinions matdiffer from fteir own."They have little or noLanchoney did not sayrespect far another viewpointand rarely if everhow or when the unnamedofficials vilified Travers and allow facts to interfere withho could not be reached for th wtr opinions."In calling for members ofthe business community tounit behind a strong, biggttchamber which makes ibvoice known in governmentaffairs, Lanchoney niiteratedhis sentiments in arecent letter to Mayor NickolasTrofa in %vhid\ thechamber spokesman calledfor elected representatives» "stand up to these voiceswhich would haw our dryregress instead of prog^riKS.*In his prepared remarks,Lanchonry also referred to*a tendency for some membersof tht public to portraybusiness people as pwdyFIT'S McCarthy faults county over planned tax hikeCOURT HOUSE - fefrnessin Taxes founder BillMcCarthy faulted the CapeMay County Board of FreeholdersPeb. 7 forincreasingthe proposed 1991 countybudget,"AtSa time when localgovernnients, casinos, businessand industry areimposing hiring freezesand/or are reducing staff,Cape May County standsalone at achieving neither,"he said in a prepared statementbefore the freeholders,•Instead, you propose toadd snll more people to analready overstaffed payroll."McCarthy said FIT willfallow the budget processvery closely.The introduced countybudget is $68,230,706 orS2 8 million more than lastyear's SS5,»M«, or a 4.4percent increase. Theamount to be raised by taxationis almost $50 million,up over 6Vi percent fromlast year's $46.9 million.RaMbles, or the amount oftaxable property countywide,has gone up over 10V6Many apply for top, paidposition on tourism unitOCEAN CITY—The dryTourism DevelopmentCommission is looking tohire a part-Hme executivedirector to bo paid $12,000 ayear plus benefits.Commission chair MaryDeLany said the newChamber or Commerce installid Its 1991 officers at Its reaular ^ Y f , « f «"* «an edmlnlstratorTuesday, instflllBri Installed are a« Irom imm left ion SecretaryWM)B», DI^I*,^ T,... PresldentTho-«« d d o "Lanchoney, Jr., ar ~ ~ ~ ~by Judge Rtahard Russell2 For 1 SPECIALBring A Friend & Split The CostALL PERMS or HAIRCUTSPort-O-CallJMIH STYLISTHairstyling For Men & WomenGfTer Good thru Feb. 28First Time Clients OnlyCall For AppointmentLocated In Port-O-Call Hotel1510 Boardwalk, Ocean City— — ..-. COUPONYOU GETWHAT YOUPAY FOR!• Great Hours• Personalized Training• State of the ArtEquipment & FacilityMon..Tues.-Wed.9 AM - 4 PMSPECIAL2 for $ 200.Call for details399-6800(Free Parking)gASTCOAi'done byRichard Travers,"The outgoing chair usedto do every Uck of work farmis commission at no pay,on hii own time witi» hisown resources," DeLanysaid. "None of ui (now onthe commission) have thewherevdthajtodothat"She said because the commissionmembers all havebusinesses, and because thecity wanted a carefulaccounting of what thet pmmtUuicommission does, the commissiondecided it neededsomeone to help with clericalwork and phone nils.The new employee wouldalso be involved In marketing,creative managementand financial management,Travers and called onchamber members to supporthim,Travers was not re-appointedto the TourismCommission after the commissioncame under firefrom the dry for allegedlysloppy bookkeeping andDeLany said at the eom-failing to keep consistent8 that minutes of their meetings.No wrongdoing waslarge number of applications,the members decided las Trofa said the dty com-alleged, but Mayor Nleko-to go through the applicationsFeb. 11 at DeUny's under much closer supervimissionswouM--e»mehouse and take Anal action sion in the future,at an open meeting to be "Apparently, the cityannounced.found fault with our laissez-fairesystem," DeLanyAt the Chamber of CommercelnsaUatton luncheon said.meeting Tuesday, chamber Travers, who is the secretaryof the Chamber ofpresident Thomas LanchonoyJr. lambasted Commerce, received aunspecified members of dry standing ovation at thegovernment and others In meeting after Lanehoney'stown tor their treatment of remarks,tial SavingsFeb. 15,16 & 18of the Art Showroom344 S, Shore Rd.Marmora, NJ390.3876** We Invite You To Shop & Compare *HOUB:Moti.-Tliuni. 9-5 < FH, 9Sit. 10 5 • Sun. ClosedCarpet« Vin^l • Indoor/Outdoor Carpet & Turf •Remnants • Commercial Carpeting • Hardwood Floors* Roll Balances • Accessories • Custom RugsWe would like to thank the followini businesses tor furnishingdoor prizes that were awarded during our GRAND OPENING.Morgan's Family RestaurantCheesecake WorldParty TymeMama Mta'i Rlstdrante and PizzeriaBonnie's ClosetOcean CityThe Craftcrs Room ;L'DarHeritage TileTrlcia's Bayshore FloristKbk'iWiEi PHMipercent and this year stands.it $12 6 billionAccording *o the freeholderfinance director, theproposed budget reflects anincreased demand far socialservices in the fact of a falteringeconomy.This year's budget deliberationswere conductedwith considerations of anation at war, the regionand state in an economicrecession, a previous yearwhere new constructionand real estate transactionswere at a ten-year low forCape May County, analarming increase in unemployment,resulting in anincreased demand for socialservices in Cape May County,"Freeholder WUliam 1,Sturm, Jr., wrote in hisannual budget message.McCarthy also cited therecession in his preparedremarks,•With our country nowin a recession, we askedyou to develop a wro-lncrease,maintenance-only j , ^budget," he said, noting hisorganization's extreme disappointmentIn seeing aproposed tax increase.McCarthy assured thefreeholders that FIT wouldscrutinize the budget proposaland "you can be certainwe wul identify andpoint out ways Ht] can b£reduced to assure more efficient,eost-effeetive governmentfor our tax dollars."As it has done over theyears, the country governingbody again this year isreiving on increased rateablesto provide for a lowertax raft despite the Increasein me amount to be raised_tor taxation countywide. WThe eountf - tax rate asproposed will be 39.7 centsper $100 of assessed valuation,down 1,6 cents fromlast year.The actual county tax rate"varies, however, frommunicipality to rnunicpality,depending upon th«iali2cd tax ft'91 events list Custard and kids^I^P?^ „ topther March 2COJKT mum - TheCape May County Qamber SOMIR3 PQrNT — Theof Commerce Is seeking listingfor Its 1991 Gipt; May Avenue and Route 9, willCustard Hut, PennsylvaniaCounty Events Gateidor from open tor the season 11 ojn.any organization which Saturday, March 2, and farsponsors an event open to 12 hours all proceedsthe puUic.benefit the Scows PointSend details of "91 andBusiness/School Partnershipearly % events to the damter'offiw,TO Bm 74, CapeMay Court Houa^NI ^10Uyfffacalendar w«re distributedSTEQEM'S BEAUTY SALONCompleteBeauty StrviwOPENVBARRCXJND!S20AsburyAw. Phone 399-1575DAVIDI.GREENBERGSWIM & SWEATOUTLETAlways25% to 40% Off•SwfmwMr•pancewear331 Tilton Rd.(Tllton Shopping Center)NorthflsM, NJ641-5163•rIsle City notes by Brian Gooney, RECYCLING LAW The board wiU send tot*AMENDED TUESDAY tett to GOT. Jim Herfo andThe city Board of Con* area legislators similar tomteianers introduced on those sent by the Cape Mayotdinance Tuesday amend- County Special Servicesing its recycling law.The changes allow any board will urge the Matecity resident or dozen to not to cut the county officesreport violations of the during current school funddt/srecycling program for ing negotiations,the separate collection of The county departmentsmixed papa, glass and alu- offers local school districtsminum, according to City help with school elections,aerie Theresa Tighe. Two facilities, medal education,weeks community service transportation, certification.,was also included as a pen- legal issues and grants,alty for violation, in adeU- among,other things, the let*Bon to or in place of • $500 ter reads, and their eliminafine,she added. tion should not blThe second hearing and considered before local dis-Building, ].f> Kennedy Beu.levard.BOARD MOVES TO SAVECOUNTY BOARD OF EDThe resort Board of EducationTuesday agreed toJoin the drive to saw thecounty Departments ofEducation from the statebudget axe.SERVICES-(continued bom page 1$opposed to the dosing,•Probably with aU myytafs on Qry Council, wimall the controversial thingstttt haw come &fere It, Ihave never had at manycalls as I have had about thepost office." Jones said.Hi laid tte post officewas {Hit there to alleviatethe problems of partand congestion at theStreet post office."It 1 ! something that'sneeded, and its somethingthat I am going to toy andkeep "he said.Several residents spokeout against the proposeddosing at the City Councilworkshop meeting TuesdayBench Civic Associationpresident John Diyennosaid he understoodthe dlfHculttos of a budgetcrunch, but asked coundltotry to keep the satellite$m> «.>"," -t••.*Hewld the residents ofthe south end of die drywould have to drive threeto five miles to the postoffice on Mi Street, wherethat Is limited parkingplaces and conditions arealready overcrowded.Jones said if the 9th Streetpost office is overcrowdedin February, It will be ridiculousIn the summer.Deaney called on thosepresent to contact the postmasterand their federalrepresentatives and lobbythem to have the post officetake over the operation. Mesaid the dty ll waiting for aresponse from the postTOURISM GROWTO MEET FEB. 21The dry Tourist DevelopmentCommission will holdUpper Township nOteS by Bnan GooneyBURN AWARENESS substructure supports toWtO«lOOH_ MARMORA — Each bents. The ptoposedWBi lentf 1 beef- year, the second week of fkations will widen the, be Md at WwMyhtedlttois%iet structure oy 5-8 feet to •school boards m It, theMcMultey's Lounge, 63rd aside as Burn Awareness new width of 35 feet, 2Street and landis Avenue, Weetlnrecognlttonofthis, inches.from9rxin. tolain. Satur- the Marmora Volunteer Rrc Those wishing to corn-A Feb. 23; call 263-1533. Company Is distributing a ment on the ' pwject haveuntil March ft to write:Comm*nder. First Cot$tGutnl Dhtnd. Bite, IJtSA,of the Public SifetjrBuJMing,2331.F.tCennedy Blvd.Shore hosting Redfire and bum prevenfioncNddlsfcKitchen tips in the Checklistis to avoid wearing;«ments orturned inward,lid within reach when fryingin case of pease fires,attend to pots and pusMICKEY AND MINNIEVISIT KINDERGARTENMARMORA — Mickeyand Minnie Mouse recentlyvisited the elementaryschool as the four kinder-when cooking and to usegarten dasses studied dielarge oven mitts or potletter

At TNESavT»l£l-LHWG? OcMnMy, NJ, Ttwratef, FafeiiMY 14,1M1Karen Salvo andJames FltePatriefc. Nov, weddingfor Salvo,FitzPatrickHAMMONTQN - Mr.md Mrs. Robert V, Salvo erfthis community announce, the engagement of their• daughter, Karen Marie, to; James Matthew HteFartek,\ son of Mr. and Mrs, John G.' RtiPatrickofLinwood.1 Miss Salvo, a graduate ofI Hammonton High School'. and Rutgtrs University, is ai social worker at Coopert Hospital in Camden,i Her fiance Is a graduate1 of Mainland Regional Highi School and Hofstra Univer-I slty. A fanner reporter withTht Sentinel Ledger, he is theeditor of the Qipc May Star, and Wat* in Cape May.. A Nov. 16 wedding is' planned.Forrestel,Baker planOct. 12 ritesOCEAN CITY ^ Mr, andMrs, John P, Forreswl of'this city •nnounce Jtheengagement of ttwir daughter,_ Margaret Mary"reggy," to Tunothy R,Baker, son of Mr, and Mis,.Nelson J. Baker, also ofOcean Ory and St, Martin,Miss Forresrel isemployed by the GMy ofOcean City MunicipalCourtHer fiance is a graduateof the Florida Institute ofTechnology and is a firstofficer for TransWortd Airlines.An Oct. 12 wedding isplanned in Ocean City,Birth announcedOCSAN OFY — John andYvonne CSalinas) Huber ofthis resort awounw the birthof their first (hild, ft son, JohnIV, Due. 30 at Shore MemorialHospital. Somos Point.The child weighed 7pounds, 12 ounces.Grandparents are John andMarie Huber of Ocean Oty.Great-grandparents areFrances Gramme] of OceanCity, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesDonovan of Ventnor andRosalyn Ttmchula of Indiana.(Recycle this newspaper)Palzer isspeakerat AARPMegargles celebrate50th anniversaryOCEAN CTTY — Tttechildren and gAnddUIdrenOCBAN CITY — Dr of Chauncey L, and EstherDoris Ralner, city eounefl . Megargle gave them * air.woman, wfli l explain the pn* reception far theirrecent reorganization g and SW> anniyereMy y atuiday. y Held,consoUdaaon of the major R*, 2 « ObidiaMs R«iau=departments p in the dty y mnt In Mamwm.administration i i t i at t romortow'snweBnj of the Ocean Philadelphia PA 1„!Ml.^ t nCity Chapter No. 1062,taMon of Their three daughters and£22?S?pun,IyAs »°*financialaid to families of area service men and women inmilitary mstrve unite nowon duty In die Persian Gulf.The group will continueits support for the CommunityCupboard, the emergencylood cupboard.African-Americanworkshop SundayOOTANOnf — An AMmiMmericanhistory workshop-Knowledge ts Power*ts planned 4 pjtt Smday,Fttv 17. at SL James AMIChurch, 7th and Haven,GuM speakers at Rickyand Carol Johnson of OecanQhA Call Angela Graham,SMlM,tedMIs.ChaunceyMegaigleThe Area's largest Art,Craft & Floral OutletSpecial SelectionFI^MES10" Jointed Bear orFloppy mWood BasketsP|C]ALPUgHA|^jGathered :^^^Woe^nSMHouse & FeedersSwtSO*UcqutrtdWrwtta1CP Ve Deliver399-3252Atlantic Christian Schoolannounces honors listsOCEAN OTY — TheAaantte Christian Schoolhas announeed the studentsnamed to the presideni"*list, honor and merit rollsfor-the second markingperiod. They amWirt Grade — MidwriBmtmSecond Grade —, y pp;TWld Grade — SandieBran$on, JonathanRobert Fitzgerald;Fourth Grade — SharonNeff, Christy Phillppi,Ch UHONOR ROLLGrade — RhondaRttgerald, Patrieet Johns;Sewnd Grade — StevenCostantino, Boyd DcLanro,Lani Eiehnor, Sarah Gomez,Stephen Schlndewolf;iulf greetingsThird Grade — Lynn!««. Gm«? Ue, KatrtnaMajares;Pourth Cwde — ChantelHarvey, Jamie Johnson.Matthew Kay, Qa Smith,&Mytm WaHdns-HaitheeekiSixth GradeMeKenna, Stephen Miller;Ugh* Grade —Sanders, iMFJUTROUMOMBin G«m»» Itagb, MM JtNu,Tttlany MiiiBi, J«cH* P*uptl,mil Ortd* - Weturd JahnMn:BntMh Orwta—Raqu«l Qem»;BlgMh fttdt - AWM Whnw,Second-grade students at the Upper Township ElementarySchool read a thank-you note from Marine 1stSgl. Fred Klott Jr., the brother ol cafeteria worker RobertaBroker, who Is serving In the Persian Gull. Thtclasses ol Deborah Senator© and Alice May-Murphysent plastic laminated Christmas trees to Klott. Picturedwith Broker are, Ian to right, Ulrica Udanl, MichaelFrankel, Ryan Leonard and Kara Harmon.Did § YouBALLOONYour Valentine?300-0047Ocean City Italian Bakery398-84508om6pmSun. 8 am 1pmObHdManiTUN,12th & Asbury Avenue(NexttoHlcKman'sSoolood)qComplete Nail Salon"Where artificial nails look real"FabricQuilting35 S. Shore RdMarrnom, NJ390-2648Hi COTTONAsbury Avenui, Owin Clry, NJ • 399-7166Sign Up Now For Folded Oldie Class'A beginner class in the art of appliqueFriday, February 13/ 7 pm to 9 pmTritrrd AM Still Some Openings In Our Pte-Utstot damnPatriotic Fabric In StockOMMtCfty, HJ.In WashingtonDuring their week-long participation In tho PrasMenHllClassroom (or Voung Amoricans program In the nation'scapltol, Ocean 01$ High School students Moev©Otlsham, right, arxl Judy McHale mat with CongressmanBill Hughes, D-8, Tht students had the opportunltto observe the workings of the tederal government twill as meet with government representatives, attenseminars and workshops and visit paints ot Interest,ttttt(ttttttttiiMIRRORED IMAGE SALON616 Asbury Avc, Ocean CityFeaturing. Every Sunday Beg. Feb. 10thGAIL FARACESPtmVAL COUNSELORTV & R»dio Pcnaullty Pwmcriy Awn Opt Mny399.8621^OPIN (0.5 Man. Biru SATPRICEDRESS IHOPPi741 Asbury AvenueAmerican Flag •Pins!Done in beautifulred, blue & clear rhinestonesTwo iiztsSince 1923llJIvl.lon olWm, Bchipp; ftuphjl Ol 1GIFTS1031 Shore Road • LinwoodPresident'sDay Sale!Pridiy ihfu MwdiyI'ebnury Hlhihra ISih40% OffSkim, Sweaters, Blousci, Slacks• Olfu & Jewelry Abo •MrlnglnThlsAdForAn Extra 10% OffSale Items• t653-1884 • t* A k A % A * k kit* tEarly 'Spring Paihtpm Now on Rtvltw398-9035 ' Hr«i 11 AM 10 4 PM • freettrc( i• ttt•itt• t• t•r• tK I

ja - ^n• m^_ - Mil 1 ^ 1 I • • • I Mifc —- ->-*A8mtSeWTWEl-LCOGEW OOM aty, MO Thursday, Mxuvy 1.4,1M1Obituariesmore on page B4Clarence Renear, Morris Swope, 87NORTHFIILD — Oarencc R. Renear, 87, of this citydied Peb.7 it the Attanrtc City Medical Center, MainlandDivWon, Pomona,Bom in AHanHc City, be wa|« NoHtiRrid resident frtr 69ywsrs,Mr, Renear worked as a building inspector for tho dty ofNorthfleld until retiring tr» 1966 after 25 years. He wasaim the superintendent of the Road Department in Northfield. Additionally, he worked far many years as a signpainter and owned tt»c Northfield Sign Service,Mr, Renear was a member of the CSunch erf St. Mark andAll Saints, Ahwon, and was a former vwfryinan at thechurch.He WM an avid fisherman and a member of the SouthJersey Anglws Association,Surviving are his wife, Sara- a daughter, Louise Parkerof Absoeon; three grandchildren, 15 gn^f-gniiidrhildTtin,and nine grear-greahgTandchildren,Burial Office was Monday at th* Adams-Perfect FtineralHome, Northflold, Burial was in »he AHanHe City Ometery,Pleasantvillc.Mary Sum my, 80BURUNGTON — Mary Bauer Summy, SO, formerly ofBridgeton, died BA, S at the Memorial Hospital of Burlington,A resident of the Masonic home here for three years,she was a Bridgeton resldtnt for most of her life beforemoving to the Poconos in 1975,Mrs, lummy had been a telephone operator with NewJersey Boll, retiring after 34 years.Surviving u» a sen, E, Lee Bauor of Marmora; adaughter, Pat Bremell of Somerset: a sister, LillianDowns of Scottsdale, Aria,; four grandchildren; andfour great-grandchildren.Services wens Tuesday in Bridgeton with intermentfollowing in PennjiylyBnjfli, ___.._Harry Biggs Sr., 64MILLVILLE — Harry J, Biggs Sr,, 64 of this dty diedFeb. 11 In the South Jersey Hospital System, MillvilleDivision,Bom in Millville, ho was a lifelong resident.He was a self-employed carpenter before his rettremont,A U.S, Navy veteran of World War II, ho served in thePadfic Theater, >Surviving are three ions, Donald of Florida, and Thomasand Harry Jr., both of Millville; a daughter, Diane ofDividing Geek; three sisters, Ann* l^itts of Ocean City,and Ella Cramer and Gertrude HolUngshead, both ofMlllvillo; brothers, Robert of Florida, and Fred and BUI,both of Millville; seven grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.Services were private under the direction of Rpcap ShannonMemorial Funeral Hone, Millville,Contributions may be madt to the Millvillo RescueSquad, Brandriff and Columbia • venues, Millville, NJ08332.OCEAN CFTY - Morris C Swnpo. 87, of (his dty diedFuh,9in Unworn!.Bom in Mt, Airy, Pa,, he lived in Bryn Mawr, Pa,, heforemoving to Ocean Ory in 1968,He was a retired chemist and served as president of the5%wpe Oil and Chemical Company from W7 to I9S9. Mr.Swope was founder and president of the Profcx Corporationin, Ocean City and was a past president of the PhiladelphiaChemical ClubHe was a mMd M M RHUH \ff H*m- H^H^n_v— » To «nm» MM pr— *- -• • i • • • ilhi • ft>*AMUMpurtarton at Wt» knM* «• MM temte.pnuH n Ni ..— •mourn at r••KUIIUU TO DV VHH nP DVr*cjuc»d by m M&rm wrtlto WmpMfetiw osnai n neM hmtto ttUt on»ww» MM mSMMN 7, Etch boo* ( .I el ii kum nl MI-fc a- - -( — ^^- M.^^ ^ i ^ ^^^ IM MWMrMl* mom iim HWIV m ma yw^'^A^^^^ ^^t^^a b^^^^^fr k^^^^^^^^A ^^fc K ^^d^fc ^^^^fcM MNtl tay laol KM (MM t* •• •nit « MrH MMW«N>^MMmMMwMMlfnM Ifllfii Inft•uHnMl tH) M «M« pmnMM110,000 et MM wm • W w>» ba pro- --••10,000 miiipiwja^S iHfeto fRMiios -_mm « 110.000 ny ippNpHMad mm MM menayite MpkymtM M lha eeM si MMfiSon B, To MMnsi MM purpew,oanoi of Biig ^y of HI•ggragtt* principal •mognl nolt«|atlino i 100,000 an hartByauHiMUatf la ba MUM punyM Mthe Lota] Bond Law. fid bankttttM taar Htrari H I M•mum m may ba NmaMrOcean City lifecare,reservations suggested.i The Shores at Weslqy Manor, Ocean,City's first lifecare community. Is nowaccepting nonblndlng reservationdeposits. Developed by The UnitedMethodist Homes of New Jersey, TheShores will offer an affordablelifecare lifestyle in an outstandingOcean City location. ConstructionIs scheduled to beginthis summer with occupancyavailable by fall of 1992.Only 78 apartments are availableand they're already moving quickly. Ifyou think The Shores might be the rightchoice for your retirement, we urgeyou to call or write today formore Information. Don't missthe opportunity todiscovereverything The Shores hasto offer.The Shorai at Wesley Manor • 2201 Bay Avenue • Ocean City. 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TM «pM hriBM hand ma raaoMtona piwnu^aiad bythe Local Ftanet •MM Mowta luldawl M Urn •nantM capHalMMKK^ '^J^^ itria• -*- - T7n iiiii•Hi MMtf Bl lh»TOO LATETO CLASSIFY^ b ^ APT FOB BENT . VMH, fwtil an #•n^Mj uumj r^^t—- at j. --i,— • a^^iab d^^ A aj« •[•••nilnayetaMUbmCsmmManmPub»c Notlc*-Section ?. VIOLATION fcNDPOIM.TV, H*OamMn*mr«tt*MM» iM* b* wb|Km lo aMaad SSOO Mtt «wow«»tt« communhy urvtc* workin mritm>*|al MOTK* OF PENDWM (M»«n m ftm C^f m £m Mte C*yt Ww»si Hid BOM^ IMM on «wM Msn up fcr mama mMne, p*-twi m tm mm HM« « wStBam* n b* MM m TutM^, MM-errvTUL IMPflOVBinKTS, ANO THEMOIWK Of VMTbM M»irmATTWT!TNBR1SAJ. ?«•«C1TYOFOOAPtEBEWRi,MtGHAEL J MtHALEJAMES R,MNNQNtSTEVE UBBO^"^SflCl OF ADOPTIONTM tbam eMMnet «Mi *H»pwwdhyttw BMMei OommMMon(Ml IMMI • *» nsykrI ol MM taint MM en *»'JntMfiir *r NEanaiMTOO LATETO CLASSIFYT 1BT FLOW APT • PlftdhOna nenon. 1340 men, CalOPEN HOUSESunday. Fib, 17 • 10 am-4 pm4857 West Ave • Ocean CitySPINNING WHEEL'FLOWER SHOPOcean City's FanDynorisiMARKVIDETTODedicatedJohnKoslchI 5,i,|l.f}VZACHARIA£ REALTY2709Asbury Ave.391-1800ANTIQUE FURNITURE > I M turn atoms M, TM EsnMMMry Mochw,Sti, FA. 11th, 1 tm Is (Tiin •) U WihnulR«d.C*N396-isee.OCEAN CITY NOHTHEND • Rnl mennnl »M, TIM* Mm, IM Itooi, agsMnl'Ml IM hall, wM, M# Ml » sit UMtb«rtJn0.tesomon.aU>-u30l>,REBTAURANT TOM HINT • 100 IllMMin RENTAL HOME • OtrdaM, IMolly TTM M, U dr, Wl, C baih, I Urn,Wu» MiMda hft IMWtr. 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AIDFebruary: Snacking is so American it has its own monthWhite trw nattonal %v&- popcorn, Mvrapedalap intake of snack f«*Ji is ftt { tt New Engtond whwt §ut sftidai needn't be„. Nattoml riial8s pounds y««y» N« w wN» dw>dd*r «sn« out ttmlted to reaching ta a bag*Month (October) and Engtenders, aaoawii^g to An top. Today's MdpeIdeas tak»NaNortal lee Cream Month * e »FA, gp» the prt» far Prptw4 5 have «n above- shades a stv- P rurWr, into aQulyk but this month, it's *«* NW«* ** l « l s «**U avefmse popularity b* th* mlineal.mapptrgroitftih)wads fotxls that htjrf, rtw *>P*"* 23984)150N you'd like to haw your businessntiM fiddod to ourtu.Mu.SPRINQ EDITIONEARLY BIRD LISTQotyourcopy In today!wi'll add your builnou rwnl^L listFREE!AAA Keystone TravelDookatcriall , ,Mary JanoBraun-Swedish Mugaflo•• ldcfllHa|f.,, Luth• J > b NiMHome-"•mmul&l Ml^^^uKi ill ftltC^to^S ttp. Wwtesttrshtr*over lawyto »tttSTRAIL MrX«ssortedfttnweorhand* to eotf swtttHir ta pAaw^oftheBake 45 inlnuMtt |W*tng and^tpfteiiute.Note: D the fondue thick- CfiinnV Chlh til hnMens too^iWdy us )l ooli, ^vWny %*UtD W HUMatOCEAN CITY — The advante by celling^»—- "juh of Onu City Bowker, eholrpemon, atbtknown dtet snack,Don't be afraid hi expertforOcean City school lunchesIht HaMMttMtNM-.MeMnptt!lH6nrSLtannBUH»» N», i - Mil* your mmbtr#,.,:«•

A12»«, mmabout energy-the ISO Dance Theater dazzles 'em at Stockton!RjKDwrs,MKR "In Hie be^inmng," started •r^ytha killer' in whkn women did marvelous a^fta Uhner and O«- Ashley RoUnJ tn her *$&••^f«nt»i.Mgm&mewt * magnified Ameers' til- u^. g^y^taj mbpHc mow- things with their Herv'd g^y Hancodc pcrfomw-dia d«rtt*lk»ltlic* outfit, »he wwM be impossible to taPOMONA- ttKsimrivpt^T^T^J^^-tjy mted whit*«»««» of **«»!** of A*- «***ao*d slrim which ^s d* deux «lQ 1 d«* to M tlwMgfc • gamut ef' * what . h«r itw«mpi>Wn««o «r,«'wh«ch hn^htiy illuminated they whit* p ro = tev R^nj. Sh^w, Uhner. e^atMed and contracted wKfeh they started out rttto» pees «ri NP» mm ta «ii*^ tUustwiHRg it Th# musk was«n do by wy «r J l d t h dhte MMrdkMB. The skirts seated on widely slanted Impaling (t«rs«lf on * Si would gjwe us some- slightly eerie choral stngfngwere nemtaiswrit erf those chairs and mteMd the act of i*»nyiiMuthto,Mymey* iy l itt S ,i»»tsit««Mow*Bv aiiexperiencing ptln, bore- for the Bghtagainst eaneer, Na U, Minnie Tcmptt, Toft **!(•». . .--1—»----- .dom, anxiety, anger and All profits go to ttneer indWtoJ^,WOpj«, ——depression. Pour follow-up research, education pro- ---- ---"— uj^11 ** wHah^ with tosessions are also p panned, grams and patient servioes, AttintifrOeM« No. 6, Ar«»»r,, HM, %«rti * Qv*t Omiw, \A »l^tenhbl«i«rvteelvmAeoni,Ae bureau, mm- Call to have Rr*Hoytthh l i,Sa««iMfti,i P»-S». John Luthwtn t, 10thm4 tordetails. dilsomeone arrested.p.m.and CMtrtl, noon.UONDAVOrgin n^dtil tndAwn, itiPstert Uw«*1st QiuKk, 8th tnd Ctnlfii, 12:10If ywi'ri iookiBg fer IM plmnlng mi tmptntlun Ihit etfmt«««. |iv< ui • call. Wt'w mmbm of«spwlil &\\the American Institute of CPAl iMic«M w keeping ourilonkl ttdili u the hlgh«si level. We're "bummed up"wfind brilllini dtthietiMis on your next tM wmm,Gregg M. IleinliigerCertified Public Aeoounttnt8th Street & Wesley Ave, 39(1-0140Octtn City, NeANNTERIORGLOW!Februaiy Paint Sale _ __ _398^333inhutea your home thU winter with Cook A Dunn QuklltvP^nta Ghooie Ghooae from ftwide a variety of color* rtni gi fr from SoftWhltei to tht vtvtd color* of the 00'., BiiMt thl1,_. ,.....„right for you, Hut, Flat Inunil CtlpheU), Satin op MhUOlou,Paint experts art on-hand Is osilat you and answer anyquestions concerning the appropriate flnlih, co|or orrr-—r""^^ -S»»«B»| ««!«•, ip| *application toryour home, bet Let us main make your next at paint prqJMtleu eft haute,SAVBtlmt, money and•1422 «rOoythBben«m of theseRH11I.NR«iiai,flo• Tlx Co«wult»ttts fm the Bchv-U/, i tot iistiliiwi mm -„.iitatei>S«wO«t»,Mryi«d t.,°?°« BU% 14 pjn. ttU SIMMS tonuteint 'ttUMnt l 8enmPiatnt,6d0pjn,paub, VouthFriendship t\\l, inih iH>l V, yUoni Oub, Hirry% Inn, iom.Plnt7pinSHRIMPAROOattiaTMFALL YOU CAN EATHOT SHRIMPSifufd u#i pasta, sated, bread & butteriiyMdOV and Wednesday, The Waterfront •On The BayJuit North of Somera Point drclo'The Goldtn HeMogAward (• pfaMjue fetWrtng brought htittpm»Mil to Robin lor ht» phi*, Emmy fortiva th« p»t two de»r)«.AHEAD IN SPORTS• Decision tonight:0C> Vineland?Oetan.Ctty 1 * taiketttU the CAD* btsgnt tf»p-«mS Wu ul^l VffiHIlB PyutHlslI^ WHI BTW IQHSItoiftight and MUlviUe watt tock tram • good te»»n> Theluesiay rugnt. Mum mit nn w nunteTht w«* should prove jM*a*nft>-.*1^^* tifKJ^^P Aallwirtfui (OF ^ihi\ BrunoS * swcq> T\MSMtty night nboys, who pUy bottv gamed ftgM^e*MtUschwul«lfi»' onmeratou |M MtoCtsawi ttSSTJf SSdude the regular season Sat'urday afternoon^ t%$&m- •v*QUAXITY4

A14 1HE SENTINEL A£DGBI NJ ThurwJty,BUDGETS(contimnd from p«g# i>The township has paredits sehool donation in recMtyears to meet growingmunicipal expenses. Lastyear, the gross receiptsamount the township gavethe sehool district wasdown $400,000 from &eyear before. The loss of thisrevenue source was one ofMichael Tblsonof the past funding it hid"* %ji' ' if' -.('''liifWi * a* 1 *!' i« ' *• 'l^ijii^'I^M I 'L— Im I ' - 1 - -(43160R)• 3 wash levels• Pots/panioyoliOnly(FE165051 £31 8*85$12 MONTHLY« M ^ • Adluitable glais ehalvss, •* a v if- erisper,mtalpm ••-;•• itOIT A MULT!.iMHB tV/VBR/E»lLljft A* it • 4 door thalvti, Hand!- • FEMOTfCONTROLif bin, textured steel doors ^1.95 «Uhliw»i.—rtirnkwkiuiwiTV,IBRANDIDleHard'...Amerlca'i beiNelllna.replacerjant battery• Up lo 650 Mld-ofinhlng impil• Up to 12B minutes foeervsoapaoltyl80 MONTH WAHNANTYMo,.APPUANCES IN-STOCKL '-- ** ••• 'V ' iail

I IEDTORIALA plan worthscrutinizingAt first blush the "'elder cottage" concept beingtonsMered by Upper Township officials soundslike a good idea. But elected and appointed officialsmust do their utmost to keep very close controlof the program if, indeed, the proposa^becomes reality.The small detached units designed for the elderlykin of the property owner would certainly go along way toward alleviating the problem-of providingcare and shelter for senior citizens whodon't want to be a burden on their children butalso don't have the wherewithal to afford goodprivate housing in these inflationary times,Many people have moved to the township fromOcean City, a crowded resort known for its densityof Income-producing duplexes and apartments.Many have moved to the townshipexpressly because of its open space. Township officialsand citizens must guard closely that muchdesiredamenity and environmental quality. Andany thoughts to carry over into the township theOcean Qty predilection far a built-up environment,income.producing or otherwise, must benipped in the bud, 4PuMWwd In Amwfc*'* taHW tarty RtMHThe Sentinel-LedgerA OMrtn o» Sou* JMMV (MA. ft*MMMLQntn,f>tMi residents.The few thousand savedfrom a multimillion-dollarbudget Is negligible andtakes from this large seeUonof the municipality a muchneeded-amenity. *Elected officials traditionoilyexpect docile acceptanceby residents of thesouth end to municipalneglect and decisions due*tertousM-thellt interests.Perhaps this Issue willprompt these tax-payers toquestion what they arereceiving for thi" hup tax Arevenues they contribute to Vmeclty,looking back clippingsfrom past Issues Don't jeopardize quality of life10 YEARS AGOWhat had premised to be an explosive topic of debateturned out to be a dud as an apparent consensus exists onthe Ocean City Council to give members a $2,000 annualraise. The measure Is expected to pass at tonight's regularmeeting,• It took the legislative body lust under IS minutes to discoverthat a 54-1 consensus does exist despite road blocksthat Council President Herbert ]. Brownlee, the only dig*sen ting on the Issue, attempted to erect In front of thelegislation. tFreshman councilman John J. Bspoilto said he wouldabstain from, the final vote because he had served lessthan a year and felt unqualified to make the decision, TheS i l U d b \25 YEARSAGO, A quartet of local youths have racked up a burglary recordwhich, according to ana and Suite Police, might wallbe the envy of far older and more experienced thieves.Ranging from Plcasantvllle to Upper Township, and tothis dty, the youths have been responsible, police say, forat least 11 burglaries, Meanwhile, additional policedepartments are searching through their flics to see If anyunsolved breaking and entering Jobs might be charged tothe youths. Tht Ocean City StntlntUtityir. Feb. 17,1&6.80YEARSAGO• There will Wa "satisfactory'' bathing beach between 9thStreet and the Music Pier this coming summer.Elton ftlstoy, of Atlantic City, One of the .two consultantswhb recommended the construction of the three stone Jet- •.ties now completed at 7th, 9th and 11th it*,, mkde that.confident prediction here yesterday afternoon. , li , ' f : •He'also-predicted thetVby summed there will be av*"patch" of dry beach outside the' boardwalk at 7th «t.where he asserted the 1 lotty hag already visibly exietldfedJbeach north of othst,,. .'*' " v* \>, ' Q^%r-\., And finally, he wad that a fourth jdtty mf 1 *" ««""••»*able at 4th it. though'n'ok is elaborate Mitcompleted. Me said that • lurvey might show Ik id, to build this lotty with a double hook "Vend t ,io'th»t there would be ifajtMa^. w .the other totith. tht Ditty, SmUiiiltl^t^bU^iiiUWanted: o'James OirlinOeeanQty? we pasV'teV/ years and pre-Erf.'lor'g not* -This is, imminent job loss.Efforts sto reduce taxes inNtetolsi /. Tnft Jnm th omyWhilecanthesimplycurrentbe blamedecon-**theournearfinetermreputationat the expensewill«e/ Af loaf Oiambtr A* the proposed layoffs, we' only serve toerode our taxo/Comrtttrct.m me bustneM community base with the resultantIn this current economic sec It as a more complex cplex Imposition imposition of burdensomeclimate, lt ; ls more Incum-issue with the attitude ttitd offtaxes in the future.bent than ever for all of us the administration arid We In the business community,are willing to mokeIn the Ocean City community,businew and non busi-tor.our share of sacrifices Incouncil as a major eontrlhu*ness alike! to pull together A «ro-tox-lncreoso budwtimentality to tiwface of employee from making theorder to prevent any dtyand support each other In awiu iwupunracn inner in • P j TY. i i ultimate sacrifice. ?unified effitet to overcome buuttataftafconary forces isregressive atbest and However, we prefer that'ter carefully* exhaustingdty»iebUlrytomalntelnthe 11 option** our elected1§wl «. >» T i«.n n«

V!hobituariesOeMn Cfty, HJ, Thw»d»y, Nbnnry 14,1991Grace Snook Ford, 86 Marion (Atkinson) Adams, 69 Josephine Ford Powers, 83 Henry MiHsonfITrlfi jJTf I, SnV t^6iP f^T. y " niKmut roer »- • ATLANTIC Crr? _ rosephlne ftjrd Powers. 83, or this OCEAN OTY - Henry E. MUM, of thisNorthficld died Pfh, 8it Mercer Medial Center here, PIN1HUR5T - Marlon (Aftinson) Adams..69, of this dry died ftb, 6 at Bit AtlaMte City MediwI Center. City ft*, Sat Shore Mer«ortdHo^W,SMw*PotatBorn in Unvalc, she resided m, NarthrMd^far many section of Galloway Township, diod IV* 6 a. he» daugh DiVtaiAh. She was a Ufcterw area rodentr>. MUiw wasa dtoeetarof theoqprA»*emksbifi»Wyrar* before moving toEwing Township si* year* ago "rth«» • fc^ j^y^ ^ , ^^j dwk „ Ctntcoi Mill* . tion of America* Cyanamid Of* taBound book He xmeu irv^fL*^31 "^^5"i*^? ^ ,J * »«««* born in Atlantic City, longtime member of the All Saints Epis«pal Church in , dyes expert, a NwMi* chemist, inventor and tatwwtkn.1SHIP held a ure membership in the Abseonn Goldon Age surviving are a ten, Thomas C HI of Pinehurst; three Atlantle City and a member of the 4th Ward temmV lecturer.Ctuh. where she was past president and treasurer. She daughters, Gail Mikula with whom she resided. Marion Club, Ladies Auxiliary tn Atlantic atyIn W58, Dr. MUlson received the Gtaey Award, why,was; also a member of the ftoawntvilic Senior CiMwn, Anaya ofPleasantvllle, and Mary Ellen Chartier of Surviving are rive TOSTRobert ftrd of Owan Cffy, »y«s presented by the AmeHam Association of Y&fol ' ub . e. . „ .. . T „, V »*•«•. Ru* Corson of Unwood; a step- f^vid RrfolieuUvme,Prar,kr^dof Attantieaty.aar. Chemists and CotoHsts farMs outstanding wntributrar, teSurvivmg are two nephews, Edwin Hart, with whom aster. Helen Brown of Northfield eight granddxildren: wee tedof MeKeedrV, Donald ford of Abseew three textile ehemistry,f c wwded, and fted Hart of Pennington; two nieces, and four grear-griindchiidrer.. daughters, Heanore Snowden of Philadelphia, Hliabeth A graduate of the Philadelphia College of Ttatik «,•S«r#h Patterson of Trenton and Edna Green of TlKi>tviII wis a memto of the Ftrst PresbyteuSJr »;.? fKookuk - towa; one broth- sisters, Marij 0, Roche of Broomaull, Pa., and Anne Barse Church Sailor CHUms Club, Somws Pdnt, and was rian Church, MlllvUliKepubliMnaub, Ranch Hope Aux.children.Mostacdo. of Clementon; and four grand, of Daytona Beach, Fla, . active In Caring Inc., a non-profll Christlin or^rdtaHon lllary and Cumberiawd Manor AuxiUary andws iMass orChristlan Burial vws Saturdiy atjt. Joseph's of the elderly.volunteer with the MiUvUle YMCA Old ttaers Qub for tMass of Christian Burial was Saturday at St, Bemadctte's Church, Somers Point, Burinl was to Hdy Cross Ceme- She was a lon|Hmi member of Twin Lakes Bible Church many years,R^bliJ^f"" 181 * Burtal w 88 •«• aon Cemetery, tew, Mays Landing. ' In Phelps, Wise and was also a member of Ae Bastarn SuMvtag are • numba- of cousins and her earegiver,Bflrgaintown. Contributions may . be made to the Alzheimer Founda- Shtf B »-'- _ •»».—- River ***—i—».»_ Chapter No. 218 »•> and ._J the .•_ Homemakers. .. 1 Joan •—...,..-. Wlsmfer of Ocean .«, City, ^,, oArrangements were by tho Adams-Perfect Funeral tion, 70 E. Lake St., Chicago, HI., 60601-8597. Additionally, she volunteered as a 4-H leader and was a Services were PHday in the Rocap R Shannon MemorialHomo, Northfleld.Arrangements were by the George H. Wlmberg Funeral Red Cross volunteer. . Funeral Home, MiUvUle, Burial ' was toMount PleasantMemorial contributions may bo made to the American Home, tome, Unwood,Surviving are a daughter, Joan Larson of Northfield! two Cemetery, MUlvUle,,,, s ,,. ! . v^,,, ! grandsons; and four g>Mt»grandchildren.P Placet To S«v» YouSPINNING WHEELFLOWER SHOP, WUNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA55th Street and Asbury AvonuoRev, Paul W, vander Loo, PastorSUNDAY, Feb. 17th, 1991-10:30 AMSERMON"Places of the Passioniithany"Sunday School 9 AMSong SGI-VICO 10:15 AMMorning Service 10:30 AMBible Study 7 P.M. Wednesday. Muilcal Dlnotar Albtttt 8eto • Nuriwy Available During SotvlMOCEAN CITYBAPTIST CHURCHI0TH & WESLEY 399.2261SUNDAY, Feb. 17,199110:45 AM Mornlni ServiceSunday School ,...,. 9:30 a.m.Sunday Worihip Servlca ,.»„. 10s4S 'a.m.Evening Service , 7:00 p.m.Wed. Eve, Service ,,,,,i, 7:00 p.m.Awana PragMm for Boyi A Olf U 3 yewi to 3 th gr«de.Wdiy'ieiiOpm ;^Morning Service ,"Walking and Talking"Dr. Ronald MansdoerferEvenlnfl Service"Walking and Talking"Tony Cammaratta, 87 ' JrW^9' 1 *^'"^'" 1 Edward M. Biitfe^ftiWOODBWB — Tony Cammaratta, 87, of this communitydied Feb. S at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital,Cape May Court House,Bom In Newark, he had lived at the Woodbine Develop,mental Center since 1931,Mr. Cammaratta was a communicant of St. Casimir'sRoman Catholic Church, Woodbine,Graveside services were Tuesday at St. Mary's RomanCatholic Cemetery, Cold Springs,Arrangements were by Langley Funeral Home of? irst Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian Chureh (U.S.A.)7th & Wesley Avenuei Ocean CitySUNDAY, FEB. 17,18919:30 A.M. Sunday School11 A.M. ServiceNursory ProvidedSERMON:"Contending For The Truth"Pastor Sheldon4 P.M. Evening VespersDuring January & FebruaryPor Information call 399-1833ST. PETER'S UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH8th and Central Avenue, Ocean City, NJSUNDAY, Feb.l7th8:1 S A.M, Communion In Bloylar Chapol9 A.M. Sunday School '10:30 A.M. Mornrnd WorshipNurser/ Provided >Sermon: "Ldnglng" gJean Karcher, 72uagie River Cemetery,WY N 0 M 0 0 R I HI _ U y m i M BuU« t 84, of thiscommunity and a long-time summer resident of OceanOty, died Feb. 8 at his home.Bom in Philadelphia, he lived in mat area all his life,*k-i-r*i ,, r_ b.6athwhometaBorldi. A graduate of Perm Suto Univeriiw, Mr. Butter taughtBom In Glenside, Paj, she wai a former resident of Phlla- high school mathematiei in the PhUaddphia City school?X« iPXTSSfita ,° M SS | y tw w yew. Sht has gyttem for 35 Viam He also had guauner rutoring set-UyrttatotLaudardajislnwWmvice in Ocean City for many years,Club in thephlafor40yeatt, Kareher worked torSun OU Company toPnUadel- He was • member of thef Ordversity Gleea memberB P lM °P il1 Philadelphia awa, *Surviving are his wife, Mary Mason Butler; one son,Edward M. Jr. of Ttntoh Falls; one sister, Jean ButlerBrown of Marmora; and three grandchildren.Services were Tuesday at Jamb Ruth Funeral Home,-,.-„-„,,„ Chestnut Hill, with burial afterward! in Boehm's. Burtal was in Forfeit B Cemetery, Reformed Church, Blue Bell, Pa.•. A ^_J*~ «. , „ Memwial conbfiburlons may be sent to Wissahiekonby the Godfrey Funeral Home, Hospice, 8S35Gemiai»iownAve.,Phuadelphifl,lM18.may H ta.de «o Holy Ttoity BpUeopal Margaret PIUMbO, 97GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL•MkHMMTMMIMrMIAMI, Ha.—Margaret Plumbo, 9t, formerly of Northfield,died Feb. S ta Souft Miami Hetplhd here. 0A Northficld resident for SO years, she moved to Miami12 years ago. Her late husband, Victor A., was an internationallyknown glass manufacturing executive.Survfving are three sons, Louts ol Venmor and Worlda,Robert of St. Simmons Island, Ga., and Victor G. of Unwood;three daughters, Phyllis Ammons of Ithica, N.Y.,Mary Plumbo of Northfield, and Helen HU1 of Uncaiter,Pa.; 17 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.Services were Monday at the Jeffries and Keates FuneralHome, Northfleld. Burial was In Holy Cross Cemetery,D Dr. BhlvtttprucNngB h l N I ^PtACEFUL TIDINGS"v bVPibloOtuli[Church School and Child CareMuslai'Dsapln^MyHun 11Solo by Jio^ollnt Taylorr6 s,m.-9 a.mi iich Sundiy y ' ,.RUSBOII 8tH 8tiH/eri, Sonlor Sl PMtor!DUor.AiMdiWPtiwi'.MlnlsttrofVliltMldnUCHRISTIAN SCIENCEWelcomes you •to study the ,'\ ^"8OXJL" f i- ( ; -;Rejoiced soul of thy servant: for . ,' 'unto thee, 0 Lord, do I lift hp triy stiUl.MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH&900 Vtntnor Avenue, Margate,SUNDAY, Feb. 17th, 10 AMAB Lent bec/nB, tho theme forL2L m Sunday sorvloafi Is"PEAKS OF FAITH." Join us in1• inspiring worship a« Dr.Organ recitals soup lunches Squires planat St Peterls Wednesdays open houseFeb.Awte fat: ttwFrtHMdb ©Iof monHmt ontn, rwittb ; ano o» UCGUI vJtyW«dnudays^llblmta h March Feb. JO terns as musk director forChun*. §th and QMttniTne pubBc to tnrtled tohear tho free, half-hourredtaU ftM will he hl>the Oceany ,wgan was built u 1961 andftnd reduJ «Mre hdd tn theMl,OH S9M^ urtthtkms.Lutheran expansion OK'dOCEAN ttTV '— tfcePour Oapiatns CSrcK No.3773 Oriunbtkn Swires,wiU hold an open Musttm pJtn Saturday, Bob, 53ta the social haU ot OurLady of Good CounselChuwK 4Mt and Asbury.pTOspectiv* nenber« trontairxs 4S %m at ptpes.WUh srjout 3 k aW%Nttvtdualby a MMip lunch forpipes, it Is the Urgesttawumait dang ttw soothurnNew Jersey shore. A are invilwl. A kara» dem-their tamiltos and MendsJohn Gregory Bate,or^rtlrt and music dtaector new console was added,at tt» church, will bt theand a rededioittak mrvkeredWUst Peb, 31 Snw comtagto Oeear, Qty InBate Has been • fionstraHon It rJanw«) l andrefreshments w^ be »vsd«The group, spoi^orcd bythe R^nwettaR Knights ofColumbus, Marmora, tsopen to all young Catholicmen, ag« 1WB. Membersparticipate in various am*muntty mi servtee tettvittesand hoU athletic event*TRENTON — Ugtsktlon of the Lutheran Chureh Inintroducrd by Sen, Jmm S, America, the American and etrete-reiated outings.Caflwo, R, Capo/Ounborland,to tnoeaw the num-AmericanEvangelical with questions.Lutheran Church, and theber of trustees on theLutheran Oiureh, fteconstitutiontar a new SynodLutheran Synod Board from21 to » persons has been now permits a board ofpassed by both houses of trustees known as the o rriICf|f|pthe Legislature and is Synod ^wd CouneU to have up « « USttUCawaiting the signature ofth« gevemor to bemmelaw.The change became necessarydue to the recentmerger of three formerlyseparate Lutheran Churchbodies."As a result of the mergerto » members," explainedCaflero.Under the existing statute,the Lutheran Churchnay hum a synod or districtto be incorporated inthe state, provided that theFood cupboard breaks recordsOCEAN CITY - TheCommunity Cupboard, anemergency food cupboardfflonsbred by fteOcean QtyEcurnenlcai Council, provided an erneto \mthe", number of familiesserved toJanuary 1991 was anearly double the record number,Feb. 24-27UNWOOD — The MamlandAssembly of God, 2115New Road, annouiwa a iptrttuatlife crusade with evsn*geM Jack Q» xvUl be heldPROPHECYBy POOR RICH AW>One fif* «t the ttUe is prophecy. Owe out tf »« m to fi» Mew T«MnMKt deals wtfih At vMnnVVortd cv»ts such as the GuW W*r often bring »new interest taiprophecy. But, ptnoptwey doe* nottost predict. And when it does make predictions, ttrarely otters ehwi as teth* wnen, whet* *»d how offulfulmeftt. m fact, Jesus cautioned Ids Wkvwers toMl get ^#ed up ra specubtton about mow ottestteiis.Tne bte nwiestton mat prophecy does address IsIMtat and, beyond teltthg us generaUy what wultetae pteoe tr. the unfolding of history (l-he Wgathermgof Israel, the coming tt Qwte>, e»e.K pn>pho^goes on to other purposm.Some of the purposes of prophecy tndude callingpeople to repentance, warning them of Hw consequencesof sin, reminding believers that God ts incontrol, and confirming Qad% word as truth. Thishappens as prophecies become obviously fulfilled—often tn spectacular or unevpected wayi,People of faith should be well aequafnted withprophecy. How should we react to tt? Not wimspeculations about its fulfillment. Those plansbelong to God, But, we should spiritually grow inwonder, revereneej expectancy and recottmittedliving M w rosd w hear the prophecy of God'sword.sUghthouse Shore MfntstrtesHoly Redeemer joinsin visiting nurse weekboard of trustees of eachSWAB'TON — The Holyconsists of a maximum of Families and friends are Redeemer Visiting Nurse21 members.mvlted to *e wvkes, idwduledMO and II un, and 6 itTng nurse associationsAgency will join with (he vis*p«. Sunday, ftb,M, and 7mp.m, Monday through biatog theUS families served In 1969,Wedrwirtay. ^ "- NOW AH6etttie«r Wedt,according to coordinators A dynamic preacher whoDorothy McQueen andcelebration, pro-Philip Johnson, who notedthat the pressure continuesthc.Aipboflrd's mamasonly a few rnonths to live.As some scoff, others believeThrough the centuries.Homo sapiens has consistentlyscoffed at new Ideal,If you are my age, you willremember the Buck Rogerscomic strip which beganback tn the late KM andearly thirties. Tne cartoonistwho did the strip wai dismissedas somewhat of ahappen,hoe on earth, sec •walking on the moonlmanThe stories of the firstsighting of the Loch Nessmonster come readily toBob have a videotape of aserpent-like creature whichthey lighted about 100 feetoff Love Point, Md, on May31, 1982; other observerssay the creature .... nicknamedChessie.,, is 20 to 40feet in length. The Frewshave thought about sendingtheir tape to the Jet PropulsionUbofttwy In PatatM.na, California for furtherprocessing and an in-depthanalysis,Sandra Mansl has a pie-IS YOURBUSINESS NAMEON OUR..EARLY BIRD LIST?If not get yourad copy fittoday forour 58th AnnualSPRING EDITIONMEMldtimirBirlyBlrtlLlat. CAXL 399-1220:spindriftby Joo Gilbertrum sht took, of j(where do they get thesenames) while on a familyhoto hlBP^touched. Naturally,Atldharsh judgment; for the first3 years, she showed thephoto to only a few closefriends and to them sheof aft t same category as UFO's«» d * e teefffafry. Until 1Experts call Chessie andChamp Eeuglodons; o categoryIn which the LochNess monster also falls.Itviewall Sis with an open mind.However, some minds arelike concrete; thoroughlymixed and permanently set,Bush, honors the work of memore man 440 visiting mmtagencies in the United States.Holy Redeemer is a nonprofit,Medicare-certified,MUserviee agency whosemission Is to reach out to aUpersons suffering and Inneed, Call 4C$40tB formoreTwo Lenten servicesWednesdays at St, JohnOCEAN CITY-St. John will be foUowed by a luncheon,.Lutheran Church, 10th andCentral, will offer two A light supper at 6:30"Table Services" each p,m. will precede the eve*Wednesday during Lent, ning service.one at noon and the other,at 7:30 p.m. Both will becentered around the themeof God's peace,downstairs lounge.Entrance in on the alley.Tine noontime service willbegin with a devotional thatThe GodfreyFuneral Homes809 Central Avc644 Shore RdNtmw,NiPhono 390-9699PhOBiSWwr?Herbert L. Godfrey, OwnerSallie Godfrey-Kohler, DirectorJohn K. noltx, MPle-unngctt funerals avillible throughAnunnw Plu or Pra-MdIn TimtafTrwblt, WtAnAtNtatAsYour PhoneSUCCESSOR TOOCEAN OTY'SfmSTFUNERAL DIRECTORIt's as easy as picking upyour phone to subscribe to...VCALL THE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT>->—.'1> , ti.') J•fo. *Yii it-a*li!Atlthiweridlovsialevtrand especially around St.VltflhM day »*W thaI(umiV wha t oris naytain thinking BboUt all win*ietehtr pelnti out thatyoung lova ti oHtn qultaBpsctocular but that tu>noned, proven leva li uiu*all, dttpar and mere Interin.Young er old, w»ihould always rMmmbarto reatiure the enei welove of our tetllngt towardthim,Arranging, tor • luneftlotnbaamBteotunfamUlardetails, Wo we prspanK) torelieve you ol moil or Blotttiiu tfelalli, and provideysuintormaUon about bin>blltB that may be available.CHEST1RJ.WIMBERGJunirdMomtTim gtnmtions ofriSC201 Asbury AvenuePhone 3MS4Black history celebrationat Tabernacle Heritage DayOCEAN CUV — TheAJtoAmtrtekn wonut te degreethe theme oT Heritage Day,ttieMbmtton of W^ histary at T»b«nac»e BaptistChurch, ISA tnd VVest, am*Memo»«6tlla t on lo*nfrom area individuals, willbe on display ID am to 6p.m, The program get«under way at ^w p-m.Guest speaker ts RobbtaM, Harmon, a registerednurse, who wul speak onoM^ topic, rtealoi piooltinsof the Afro-Ainerteanwoman,"Harmon^ a native of CapeMay County, la the daughterof Mdurd and CharlotteHarmon of Wildwood Sheis a graduate of MiddleTownship Wgh School andMondayEphsilantV1B-B3sdeftcjShe Om obtained h« maste^degree tn sodal w«*from the Untventty ofP h j65fl« pregttm tMB«ma Turner, Ma Sudw,aid,Patricia Hannah,tcgettekKnwyMaoWright andDttnan Wright.Harmon ts eurw»Hy the Herlina u» Morris tseaordinator dit oT f the rVoctkal Ftkl chAtnwan of me event, andNurting Proswim at the Margaret J, Wilson is w»Cape May »5«inty Voa- chatKnan, Chutth pastor istonal Sdfieca and works as the Rev, Michael A.tP«Hta« head nuree at Waltw*. ^^^^mHitel, Ocnter, She taanactive rioewbier of twosororiHes.^e and her duldren,Wkki and Tta^, reside taWoodbinePatH Harris of the AtknticCity Dance Theater Centerfor Cultural Learning isscheduled to appear.PROMISETuoBdayEpheslans2:1-10RE. Etarby, Agency Inc.tnturmM IMuMMly Sinai IMS*North*WesleyAvee.- 399-0049Ocean Oty HomeSavings & Loan Association1001 AsburyAvo,- 3990012Eugene W.PashleyiRh&i' a »afe end nurturing'learning experience!Carey'slr«.• 399-01 nStalnton's Dipt StoreB10 Asbury AM, •380-SS11Hop for 2 1/2 yoar oldsLutheran Church •' -WednesdayPhlllpplans8:101ttw Saxws Md a word tor S^mig.It was LenrtMi, shortincd, VSo ttwnwie Lent VMS p(v«oW thatsprtngUtni mm ol torn last diysMm Mh vKdntstfw until Eastw.Lent mm to mean a Mint ot pen*'twm And His. Butftisalsoatimtofpn|Mntton, and otfiramltl, forbt>mm Lent means Spring, II ntttWithings to come It forecasts ttnnous mtsstgt ol Easter, it d Mwm ol tftt mott bvautflul season ole year,me bare branehts ol then trmwill burst into bud and leal with thetouch ol Spring. Qur thoughts duringLint, our personal preparations, alsowill teach minion wnen the forty dipare through.Lent is the lime tor prayer ant)sell-examinaHon. Mate the Lentenseason really mean ifimiihing bystsWng help and guidance at yourh iFriday8:1*11SaturdayU3;1i'i1Restaurant415 Elglih St.-399-4418Ocean Abstract CompanyOontntnM TWt Inturtnea m,10lh St. 8 Wost Avo • 399-7577The Renders HotelBanquet & Party Facilities71B % .11lh 8t * 390-1000Stain's ShopRlteSupermarketTha Number 1 Food Giant ol South Jot»eytertian Mm • Rio Grande • AbiNon• Egg Hirbor Twp., • VsntnorFebruary 23rd11 a.m. 'til 2 p.m.• meet our admlnlitrator and teaohert• gee our facility• leara about our policy and curriculum•' register for September '01: at thli time or call 301-9897jte^PjjjjJi*'./. Mjjliti Wflufl,Adttiinlilraiof• r-^i.',

Oewti OH* NJ. Thumtey, N»MMy 14,1 MlJim Bait?God Bless V'wi fi|Happy Valon»«we< FCome I trtmo Six'>n'F\ir mv pirvnts:I-vcn it I h.uv .>n .lltiand own it I ,im selfI still li>\v \>\> re a handsome littd'And w love ymiLovetho girls of yo«irAP Entflish -'We've been going out for over a,'ve been very happy the past year1 think of you a great deal i.think the world of you. Than*for being there for me.You're a sweetheartand I love ya.BillLoutliq)hen ifie nlqCits nre cfoiliti| In on you tilie aBamabus,into tef always being there tome! thePi are srtll manygreat Mmes ahead* No matwrhow far apart *ve are,t will always be thinkingou. Happy ValentiiDav! !•tto Unce Polley:I %vould like to thank you foryour kindness and syrnpathy--you're the best around and Ihope to see you more often,I love you!Your Secret AdmirerYou know wholamUul it jed,s u'otsc llutii SOIHB oilier peopleMnij itittRe It ":t'p»»»,Duii't let yout |edlityI \m\ wanted in wish you-Hanpy Valentine's DaylYou're the best and I lovt you!,Lm'c,Jen,Tht nks fro being a great friendValentine's DSJ:

OC sophomore M Johnson qo^ a-mmd LowtrMay^s Jtn CanpM enrout* to N» Raided iperfwmanw in the Ocean City win on SaturtayFAST, CONVMEKT SERVICEpehsrtintSminIres horn the lime your vehletereaches the int. mmmti/Poiti FasiLube seMces induds:• 0« Change wfth the Moterefifi OflDesigned tor Your Vehicles ingine• MotormHenHifc^ Rlter• Complete Chassis LubHeatlen asSpecified by Owner's Qu Wo1 inspect Air Filter• Check Povrer Steerthg Fkjfd«Chick Transmlsstari Ffcid•CheckBrake Fluid• Cheek Windshield Washer Ruid• Cheek Air Pressure In Tires• Visual inspection of tottery• Visual inspection of Chassis,;!, Suspension, Exhaust and Engine— CernpartrnentGirls beat Absegami, LowerThe Oetfin Cityrtwe straight and f of tllaw l»t wk wirti victoriesover Ahses«mi a«tape U«ynine of her 16 pointsthe thini quarter Siturdayw ignite » S.M3 «s k»» tor th* firs* ttn^ 115-n, to Vtadand Monday wlft H*Mh M«ttl*y mdAndni Cbnbn» provtdfing the ^Mcn* o*yjy Hb«sk«h»ll Iran swepty ntght The tew te wan, 52^8, pwtth taiiftrfShmB*nfa« Rotting T6«i>dJoKttBoyd 15, Aw) the Mw^ girts ww> winners, «7-98, wi* Ottto C««*»h>l4three town dtached ttes for C^pe-AtltntkU«Kuech«mpioshtrj*.AtUnrtc am te^ msim& % HarborM8S» pgems 21,S». Augusttoe edftd Middle Tttwivshtp, S7-S4,wttti M center Vtrnc* Komedy nntng 10 at hit ISpoints tn (he fourth period.And Sun Bntttft EHT otrts went to »-0 with *fS-tt win over Atlantic City, led by AnJ4 points.Mtik m ftitiVictoria: 91(State record: 99, Melchiore)Career pins; 91(Equals state record by Melchiore)mm fc» MMAit tiThis Newspaper Printed On Recycled NewsprHCe^TUKne*mmrwmiinintayMitiftPMMit1M found*IMYeoman scores 1,000th,sets record in Lower winsenior Derricksratcd IS |Mbtts to Ae fiwtM mbMltra of Us» SaiunJiy•fhernoon^s gam* withLowMf Cape KUy to^ bop fewpJay«to nwtrfx theU0M pint nttrtt but «Jyttw firm to Aoft bk (mmsortt.tt«e ttrrt riHomw Bskw v MXRMfc l^m^ ttrisBc^ MeAttta« andTtme polM« 6-iooH ^ with ^tman w«ned IS nwtv- points teft in the Mla Jtoe. fioal 12 iwhen wnbr ReviniM**Wishti\g a newfed to a tMvv8 *totdervlrtofy._if^^f._ ^rlanKeOe Rifcfcrman Md hiswentbadttoweikwtrit a® I* bi »«e pMropened th« blgg^t OCMay cain

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\A4 O«wCtty, TtMndty, , «SlTRANSPORTA TION(continued from page IIthe legal limits that delineatewalking from busHe g*W no numbers.Primary school prindpa!Margarfrt Toner, who preparedthe regular busroutes for1990-41, said thatas children with specifictransportatien needs comeup throughout the year,Tomlin negotiates with thevendor few rticw*addiHona]routes.Marion Dinsmore, Pairnessin Taws ichooi fcMrtcommittee chairman, tookissue.Slid Pinstnore- "No onecould say why the kidshave to leave early. No onecould say why we have topay 53,000 Maybe there's agood reason, but if I had tovote, I'd have to vote "no, 1 "Alternatives wore suggested.Board memberLaura Kate asked if the childrencould piggyback onthe Vo-tech buses thattravel at that time. MemberDonald Johnson Mid hobelieved not, thai the districtIs paying Ryder Transportationfor the service."Dlnsmore's suggestionthat parents could transportthe children drew the mostheated responses. Donahuej vvwvaPress Shapptsaid the children "have *right to transportatian-*Parent Bill Mulford, whohas four children tn the system;said "maybe edueaticmis something tiwl shouldn^be cut. , , spend • dime ortwo to invest in our ehUttren."Parent Tom Palumboindicated parents • can't behigtQ to ferry the ddldron.*ln most families, both parentsare worldng »\wi\days a week to make endsmeet."Seslie called for "a wtain dqjree of trust'"We're certainly not inthe business of spending83,000 unjustified. I don'twant staff and administratorsto look overbadai we can't run adistrict that way."In summary, board members,in a 6-2 vote,approved the contract conditionally,Jane Glenn andJeanne Gorman east negativevotes; Harts ud Katicast "yes" votes on the eondlHonthat their concernswill be addressod saHsfoeto-ly,Ina phone nil yesterday,Donahue was asked howmany students the issueaffects. One student at AepriceMraANDISB^^V^JOom q^ NjPSPECTACULARCLEARANCEEvery Winter Coat in StockNOW OUWool Coats • Jocketa • Pun Goats« Downs• Leathirs • Zip-Out All Wiathff Wear •Icelandic Woolsneed of the additionaltransportation route, herepUedThe other children havebeen put into other programsat the school," he«id.Tomlin said yesterdayAat a directive went outThursday notifying administraton that no additionalbus routes will institutedunless authorized by hisoffice and Ac ortwe of thesuperintendent.In the past, he said hisOffice's rcsponsibaity wasto pay theiMils, not tnsHrutethe routes.Also yesterday, Tomlinsaid he Is meeting with rep-BUDGET(continued Emm pigc Uting the building inspectorduties between two part-employees.resontativos from Ryder at 9timeajn, today (Thursday) to It's a real lean budget,*"darify the entire relantoshipwith the bus compa-lot of extras hem"Moore said. "There's not any.During the budget plarr-QCCTJPA TI0N~~~WATERntag process, according toMoore, all department at? Admtatowtoring SfSUOQO more in heads tmu^tt Si* bttd- W. Deaney asked1 Cityremipte from the reserve g^is to him, where theyfor delinquent taws. The mwe reviewed and costsdty had used S277.-W0 to wat justified. MisoeHanesurplusIn last years bod* out accounts were alsoget Removing $400,000 will greatly Rdueed. IJm of thethe scHlewent,tiwtt Ae rateincreases proposed by thehtJAWCHe said the coalition ofleave a^out SI09,7W in sur- funds there had to be qpeehplus, according to Moore. Red, Moore tdded. It ebuldOperating expenses ww nolonprboused as a slush way NJAWCalso kept the same, and in fund for any offiw expense, pany Americansome oses (tax"ft was a goad planningbuildings and grounds and and thinking exerase duringiWs years budget" heplanning board) reductionswere made, Moore said. said.Salaries and wages in theconstruction office werealso cut 32 percent by split-(continued bom page 1) Someone buying Ae homesome residents along Route with the printing shop an9 wiA existing home oecu> continue using It as that ornations doubted Aey could anoAer type of oflleoj hehnd buyers for their homes said, but Ae new ownerif the commercial use could could not change It to a bar*not be included, since the bershop or delicatosscn, asbusy roadway Is a draw- this would be changing Aeback to residents who sim- character,ply want a home for theirintermediate school is infamily.Township solicitor JamesWaldran said at Aat tinethat use of Ae residence fora business could be continuedby Ae new owner asl long as the h character h of f hthebusiness remains the same.• Brian GooneyFREE PARKINGthroughout the entimCrTYOFOttANCITYuntil March 15,1991Birthdaygrown up, butyou'll nevergrow old!"Council voted 5-2 tointroduce the budget, withCoundlmen Tony Martinand Mike Colao to opposS-Hon. Martin said that risingtaws had been the chiefconeem he heard from residentsduring his re-electioncampaign last fall, and Aatthe dty should take furthersteps to insure no taxincrease.1 think we should workWatercharged the local companymanagement fees. Headded that the proposedsewer rete inaww* »*Mcanceled.•The whole process hasresulted in enormous savingsfor rare payers,"Deaneytaid,NJAWC spokeswomanElaine Shapiro deettned tocomment on Ae e»se, butharter on it" Martin said. (continued-torn page u"I think that we should do on Westey Avenue when itwhat we can do to bring It struck the trailer, which hadin eswro tax increase."Colao said that thereshops and Owmdl Inputwere needed before heA, M * hisTo eliminate the 2.9-renttax increaso, acrordinR toOtyCoundl President JohnW. RWey Jr., a furA«S5Ik UhBHw mrtn.ndw on proportion to ttneirwateruse, Ocean Ort shar* isThe rate abootfMMarch 3 agenda. Realtors, rVirwss inand the 16-S4 Community_ iWSDn, Assodattw etch contrib-S8n> (0 offset said dm all can-uted thcwhoparties haw sigrodAe agrcementi indudtagthe Winer compariy, thebo*rd will probablyapprove it.Through the initiation ofthe Ocean City Utility Commission,noattntvme, SomersPoint, GallowayTownship, Egg HarborTownship «mi Ocean Otyjointly hired attorneysSwain *Px»nnen. Kesaler andBauman to challenge thermte increase Wore theBf*U« The lawyer* spertaUaein utility caws.The five communitiesOc*anO?y share.Draney erttaftWiw the ratepayors of Ocean Q»y sawmtom «hiw# ** wWesaidthe agreement is not agreed to share Ac $22,000~ ' ^ ~ • — ' j^jfet, of the challenge 1"CRASH,been used by owneracross thesupport.Swettausedasasentarelt-pays their lien apartment buildingThe publicptaxes, and d thy they expect some and as long as state andservices tor it, Risley said, federal aid is available toHe added his hopes Aat uWtatt .boA At Sfmen Point and &o»»e has purAa»d anMatatand Regional Hgh eighMpartnent buUdlng atSAool boards of eduraBon 401 AHanUc Ave. wWeh hewould tato Ae rocmloninto whenlncreaso In the school butgets would offset the dry'saustere budget, Rlsley Mid.done to reduce unnecessaryexpenses," said CouncilmanMichael Barnes. "Anycuts that ere going to bemade wlU bo felt deeply.*The ciiy's surplus hasalready teen taken down toa dangerous low, he added.The budget it scheduledfor public hearing andadoption at the Coundlmeeting 7:30 p.m. Thursdoy.March 14.Shore Memorial Hospital'sMedical Lecture Series PresentsnLEONAROOALLKl AY*. W u-iOifttfflJ & Trauma Surffry VaseuM Swg^lhrJI^;^ ^ow Viscular surgery htlpi!4. 'thepatbntwith : ••; Aather^Uifwls rfbteftdK:dysm Sii^lu^npi^^fi»tlye.;:i;yIsays hi wUl Wm tato towtomoae»Wneo»i WdMdtticn's housing. Before hedoes that, however, he mustrelocate many of the peoplewho curreritly occupy. %blldlAlthough,the, nonGloriaown and run the building$id«walk.The crash completely collapsedthe passenger side ofAe ear, breaking the enginefrom tb place and trappingthe passenger Broken glassand pieces of the oirttransmission wore scatteredacross Ae road.Neighbors said they didnot hear the squeal ofbrakes, only the thud ofImpart,Ultey said a doctor whottssumes Ae same entitywould own and operateboth projects.Grosse said he wouldprefer to sell the property,that the Gloria Del planwould be better for the dty,but Aat If the PlanningBoard dedded to dony Aeextra variances ho wouldproceed wiA Ae project aiapproved.Since tie has hundreds ofthousands of dollarsInvested In legal fces so far,Grosse said he would haveM proceed with Ae plan asit is and would have to".much higher rentsbecause of his need tomakea profit.Some residents came toon 14th SWOh GfOMi wifl the meeting to speakretain ownership of theagainst the application.Atlantic Avenue property Ocean City builder Johnend, he said last week, will Loepor said Aat while theattempt to make a profit number of parking spacesfrom it.Ae project provides torJoel Molt 111, the attorney may be adequate normally,representing Grosse, said it when Mends and relativesdoes not matter who owns flood In to visit on holidaythe eight unit* devoted to weekends, the availablelow- « mode»te.tocome neighborhood parking willhousing as long as they are be overloaded,provided."As a builder, Pve beenBut Perillo said (he deed shot down [for height var^The Sentinel-LedgerMMKWKN Wdi By nwt h Cap* May etunw tonm PekftUmmdiM tmm (WtaH &£M\ lif t Mar, SM far 1 yewtor tm yMM, lit if Ux manlii. Won ri t» MuMM m pu mi|4S Iw HK mm 116 Isr Hi rMntu, NtMttind pm «• p«r oopy,w^,TU«it)oyarWFiWey,Junot\w)ohAi^tfogTMASTER:Biindaim**®.msii#il^IwAny ('c)iiiplOcean CityiTne N1AWC asked few Mincreas* of water rates by16 percent and sewage rahaAbylU percent but reacheda settlement of a 9 pctwntincrease in water rates andno increase ift Kwip Hhs.Oty Coundl nownbors congratulatedthe utility commissionmembers and saidAey are looking forward towhat Ae commission willaccomplish In th£ (ttture.happened to be walking hisdog at the ttme of the crashheard the thud, looked ovahis shoulder Ukdsaw theear spinning In Che road-way-He said at Aat point thewoman was hanging eut ofthe car.Otawweit «»< MUJ thetrailer have ' beenImpounded by police pendingfurther invostigatkin.— UUtatlDwances by the board) for aslittle as a foot," he said."Now this guy comes Inand wants 60?*Richard H. Kdlcher v wholives In the neighborhood ofthe proposed project,expressed coneem aboutshading of his house anddrainage problems tn Aatarea.Michael Hyland, one ofthe architects who workedon the project, said theplanned system wouldactually Improve drainageIn that block, and that thebuilding's shadow .wouldCancer society' Jail and BairAVALON — You canhave your favorite personthrown In the slaminer atthe American Cancer Society'sJail and Ball campaign,10 a.m. to S p.m. Thursdayand Friday, Feb. 21-22 atthe Avalon CountryOub,WWIngporttdpants, whowill be picked up at thctrhomes or office by off-dutypolice officefi, while behindbars are to phone friendsand relatives to raise ballfor Ae fight against cancer.Call 39(H)r52 to havesomeone arrested.Flea mart readiedNORTHF1ELD — Thecity's Cultural Cofomltteehas set it spring spring fleamarkct/gamgQ sate for Sun- •day, March 10, and table rescrvoUonsare belng'aoccptwinow, tall 64&0401 after 4pin. ' \0mmpiMainland required to show corrective action following state auditUNWOOD —Regional High SchoolinW«Qjtaty rwxiwd aboutfSMXn in state aid and hasmade payments withoutrequired purchase orders,•wording to a MM educationaudit released lastweekThe state aid ovwpav-MM was due to an overcountof spedal eduationstudents during past yeatt,•cwwiingtoDcnnisA.Grohman,school business•drrunistrator, A frequentproblem in school districtsUS SMKRlttS C£ul£ &^f^*femd in and out of specialeducation daises or leavingthe district after SepLWing taseptlon wiA A"Tbe state Is telling us no matter what we purchase,the purchase must be done with a purchase order'*Ae num*ber of students dtad wh«nthe school applks for MMspecial education grants•nd the number stateDepartment of Educationauditors could And, he said.The $68,556 figure will bereduced from the state aidamount Mainland Regionalfor Aestated determination AatMainland approved paymentswithout properauthorisation Of apptodnately4,000 payments provestedduring W»*W, W»auditors reviewed \T).They dewmined Aat S5t (4t.p )noIby tt»»boaid swretery, and19 pavmente OM pweeM)did not conHdn and tnvokvGrohman maintains Aatmany of Aose purdtasasreviewed were ritmbursecrvenrsof expenses by teacherson owwtfiht trips, suchas hotel and meal costs.Since itemised bills forthese expenses have bemsubmitted, th« businessoffice has In the pastapproved mem without apurchase order. He disputesthe impUodon Aatmoney was being paid outor reimbursed withouthibited under boardpoMes «nd state statute^stote levhwwi ^MwinedAat BO further emmieittwas needed.Grohwan b ptvparing aconeMve Mm plan InPKpwse to the state audit.The school must respond tothe audit within 45 days. InAte plan, the board musttate slops to ttssHii fi*estate that problems citedwill not be Mpeatedt Tneeameilve actioh plan willte* tf^en to s^Msol ooaromembers tor review prtorto the hfairii 11 maeUng,While Ae financial auditby the state educationdepartment was requestedby dty ©fBdals tn Mateland's sending districts ofSomers Point, Unwood andNorth field, it does nottndude the review of whoo)management Io«l offldalsalso wanted.Among Ae complaintspaperwork his office must wo dlsafreements betweendo. Despite Ae« mlrtv Wtt union and meeHy couldtags, aeeonllng to Grohm- b» worked outan, business officeTMs mstiumM or. m Sam In Ocfenn Q(y was tht Mto of a State Police rawFob prdeeduie has already been18, Its owner, Lawrence eniot, was arrested tor alleged^ seang alcohol without a revised to comply wiAIteinst. ^state policy. . ^2 arrested in alcohol raidproper toview,"the state is telling us nomatter what we purchase,the purchase must be done OCEAN CITY — MayorwiA a purchase order,' Nickolas frofa and theCrohman iaid. The state CommunicaHoni Workerspolicy has little lode, he of Amtrtea tCWA) Issued abelieves, and also heavily joint statement Tuesdayincreases the amount of expressmg Selr confidenceOCEAN Cirr- State Court and the case was torwardedtothe county level.School superintendentPolice arrested two andwas released on Alfred Arena received lastconfiscated 128 assorted$500 cash ball, according to year from the Pcrini Corpo-By ordinance, Ocean Qtycontainers of alcohol andGaUagher,ration, eonstructlon manageren the aehool additiondoes not allow Ae sale of$100 in an afternoon raid on alcohol wiAtn the dty,the Westslde Cafe on 7thOcean Qty Police Lt, Bob project. Since Arena soughtStreet and Moore Avenue Gallagher said the arrests Blevin said local authorities the opinion of the schoollast Friday.were made when State assisted In Ae arrest. board solicitor Louis GrecoArrested woe restaurant Police executed a search Gallagher said the prior to his participation Inowner Lawrence Elliot, 60, warrant following undercoverwork by the Alcoholic thesamewheAerornotthe Grew determined that thecharges would have been the tournament, and Aatof Simpson Avenue andGloria Bowles, 40, of 7thBeverane g Control Ctl Ef Enforce- anests were made in a golfouting did not const!'» HJ-JI .-i-m, •' ^R of value"Street, according to State ment Bureau."dry"muntc^kUty. tuteprothesale of alcohoKc bever-Follee Capt. Tom Gallagher,Acting on an anonymousElliot was charged withtip, State Police undercover I • Imitationsi U t r t bought hm twithout a licenie, and ^J^SSS^tS^SLBowles wai charged with H h w^^ a^,£•laingwdabeHtoJwepoi. !?S-2^^!S5!session and sale 2 tleoiS, £j£ iflEi£ lMBilflf•eeorflng to GaUagher.Rodt^ PeU^rtao,The two were arfalgned m& was released on hliTueiday In Munlclptl own recognlBanee ondMILLER OPTICAL CO.OPTICIANSNorman BMW > MM L MMr.REPAIRSBWUGMtONSWNOUUKS • MDiMRHMMtSBe Wise CallThe Grnlnnry at391-0099if you have not yet tecclved yourweekly menu & newsletter,' We'll deliver itto your door,^EGRAINARIv" Gourmet Shop, BakeryandoH-prflmleocatoiino232 West Ave, Ocean CityMWwV«lp 'WM«i?/iiDAVB L QREENBERQSWIM & SWEATounirAlwiys25% to 40% Off'M ^liilftWiiilill*''•$••$i imm\ mmSwUnwearmm si^liiiclast spring's review ftdmtntstraiOTi WU a weommeBd.to iof the defeated MainUnd wnneoesary finandal bur* private con-sultartt to fcbidybudget wtt«d@tmeaAool den, - fte sdwoils administrttiwwas to&ttBavy top^xeavy in adminis ftdmints- To address this onwem, organkation at • tee not totrator* - ^^' and Aat '- the l matt* • AesdwibwdtMrtrefaui e»eedW,iWB.pay system fot month authorised Arena to —BriinGooneyNO SOUTHEND TAKEOVERPostal Senice nixes city requestPostal Service hasannouiMed it will not taktover fiie city-rur. satellitepost office at Wk Sweet.aty Administrator Richard Deany presented Aatpossibility as one way ofkeeping Sw Southertd facilityopen tn the bet of cityfunding cuts.*The USP5 has no plansto provide its own penon>nd to staff the eonumet stationfull-time," Frank M.Ov»igtey, director of fieldnttons IN- the southernJersey dtvisiott of thePostel Service, wrote in aletter to dty ftnandal man*agerlohnHansen,y, we haveno desire, nor budgetedfunds, for negotiating alease tor the AwNrtatedpurpose."Deaney said while thepost offioe serves an Importantfunction for the dry, itIs the Postal Service'sletponsMity, not Ae dty»i,to keep it opin.Deawey said the dty losesabout $30,000 a yea* en Aeopemtten L and the revenxnesgo to tikePostal Service. Hesaid although the dty couldnot run the Satellite profitably,a private companycould make money at theventure In conjunction withanother business. The dtywill actively seek someoneto tolaover Ae epemttmm the Peb. 13 Utter, Quigleysaid the Postal Servicewill look for bidders to takeover the satellite.City, union confident on cutback resolveA^Svil vs KKia*AtpS^Sf«ffirSmen1 »-«»-*•.- «H» rtQAtmss&rm326 Atlantic Ave.Ocean City, KJiLAT.IJUBMAN609>399-07nl«tlMttttitMs are backOPENdiscuss what compromises there is more work to beled to the aomd or if the Aam,Uyofftwouldpta^. CWA nuUveThe statement ami after Adrtene Taylor said thean afternoon of meetings union has "every ttason tocome to Ae next few weeks.She did not elaborate onthe spedflcB of the agreement,or what stillremained tobe worked out.between union represents- believe the differences will Ttafa declined to »».-ttves, the mayor and City be worked out to our me«t on the statement or toAdministrator Richard 1 mutual Barisfacttr*." further clarify wh*t Is left toShe said the union and do, but he did Bay during ftAe dty have come to an recent CUy OouAcU wo*agreement In concept, but ihop«eeto|mitanydfeel'Butm Aat the goals of "the still have to work out Ae ^on made with the uniondty and of the union can be nuts and bolts, adding Out would not significantlyachieved through a partner- BUCn m agreement may alter the proposed budgetNelAer side li wflung to ^* rt 4«, «owew, sayThank you so much,,During my recent illness I received so manyexpressions of concern and love that it «fOuld beimpossible to thank all my Ocean City friendsand neighbors individually. 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M Tm&mfmEHEDSWR OeMnCRy, N.J. n»ur«(tay, Fabtuary 21, IMiObituariesmore on page B4W, Le Roy Barrett, 91 Dr. Robert Jones, 78VINEI.ANDVVFeb. 16 in CnnpcrCamdert.Lc Roy Barrett, 91 of this city diedotpiMl Umvwsitv Moiiirtil Center,He was a member of the south Vineland United MethodistChureh and vohmNur fine Awnpany He was anexempt firefighter. . "Bom in Ocean C*ity, he was a VineUnH resident ftw thepast 75 years.Surviving are a daughter, LucreHa M. Brown of Vineland;a sister, Mildred B Charlsofi of Vineland; twograndchildren; and two-groar-grai'idehildren.Private services were in the Pancoasi Funnel Home,Vineland, Burial was Silfiam Cemetery,CrmfrtbuHons may be made to the South VlhelandUnited Methodist Church Fndowment Fund, P.O. Box2M\ Vineland. N I CWW; *« thr int)ychild will be attending a full- scheduled fortesting by tho Ing « ftolc Skills and Seamanshipcourse for powerChamber of Oommeiw in Company of the New JerseyMarch 7 ind 13 as registrath»date* far \mm mSa-attcftd these courses, JI^MIday program, 9 un. to 3 screening teams, the screenpjtn.orahalf-daypr

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' . . , . ' •^ ' % • • " ' ' •% . • * •A12OC Chamber haslots in store for '91OCEAN OTY — Ownborof Conufiisioe pi^Sidefit TtaniLandKmey outUnod a humbarof pre|eeti »he chamber isworking on far1991• Develop a ende of »th-Ics for th« businesscommunity• Bring badt a wdountnight pne^ram farnew resi-to meet busmoss own-Spsaktng at the Rjb, 13dcnBinsHlation luncheon, L»nehoneysaid ihe dumtar isplanning to;* Hold a series oftesy wining samiriars faronployeos who deal withtourists-» Hold the city's Rmbusiness to bu»nM§ e^KWi-Heart health talkFeb. 25 at JCCMARGATE - AtlanticQfy Medical Center's finallujit to-the health of it* Februarylethnw wil! be 11 am.Monday, R*. S at the JewishCommunity Center, JeromeAvenue, featuringpharmacist Robin Rosenbafon mi importance of takingmtdicatlon as prescribed,medication as a preventivemeasure, and tips on medication,Mac'sppackage for new peoplemoving in to tiiedty,• focrMto chamber manborshipby at toast 100 n»wblanehaney also noted thedumbo- formed a legistativtcommittee to lobby fre steleLegislature on behalf of theOcean Qty bujiness community.The chamber helped ^,,*;|_ *n*mt**overturn the proposed rUW0Waterfront Development Actand is now working to bled*a pTOpojod bkyde helmetlaw, he said.And the chamber recentlyformed a tourism developmentcommittee chaired byRick Travors, m< pubUshur of^nairSpf the dty TourismDevelopment Commission,lanehoney said.EAFOOD MARKETHOME OF THE LOBSTER JACUZZI* This Week's Specials *CATFISHSHRIMP SALADBAY SCALLOPS•&26ib«4.99ibFISH PIL1T8 • IHRIMP • CRAB • LOBSTIR A TAILSOYSTiHS • CLAMS • PARTY TRAYSHOMEMADE SOUPS A SALADSRoosevelt Blvd., Marmora, NJVISA, MASTIRDARD AeciPTiDNmt to OSADIAHS Ml a oil Cardan Slate Rimy,3803 380-3474Hurry mile Supplies LastA glass or two of Sheny before• meal ii very beneficial and does 'mnke • perfect bus to rwcive otherwlnsi imbibed before, with and after• mcaJ. A good lolld Tawny Port Isvery pleasant after the meal toaugment or be • iiibstitute for desiert.• * • •Where there's • will there are relative)*COOKING WITH WINESButtered Honey Wine Sauce(To be poured over btkedfiih)To make about 3/8 of a cup, you'll need 1/4 cup butter;1 teaspoon honey (or to taste) 1 tablenean dry white wine;1 teaspoon lemon Juice (or to taste); Bait and pepper totuts, •" 'Melt butter, stir in remaining ingredients and terve atonce. It ti preferable to use butter sauce over baking fish,• ••«Flattery, like ptrrume, ihould be Inhaled and not(Wallowed• •••QUICKIE QUIZQ. Whil rwult or rewltidow barrel tgiHg iccampllih?d It iitututi wood tuna tn the wine.ultAMdlttiihewtnea h rtdueei the tmltiMit t>t the win« -. r, t(

A12THES£Hf71W£Ut£©GE» OcwnCfty. MJ. TfcumUy. N«wy 31, IMl0C Chamber haslots in store for '91OCEAN OrY —• Dewlap a ««de of ethics,for the businessOf Camnwroe pfcsdwt TomLanchoney oudtaed « num-communityberet projects the chamber to • Bring bade a wrioom*tafar1991 night program farnew wrt-to nx*t biaSness own-Speaking at.the ftb.13denNinstllaHon luscheeiii Lanchoncy«id tt»chamber to • Devielop a relofflBon« SHRIMP • CRAB • LOISTIR * TAILSOYSTERS • CLAMS • PARTY TRAYSHOMEMADE SOUPS a SALADSOPINyDaysaWttkRoosevelt Blvd., Marmora, NJVI3A MASTERCARD ACCEPTEDNext to OBA0IAH3 Exit 25 oft Qarden SBte Pkwy.390-3474Hurry mile Supplies Last*A glui or two of ShMry before1 meal li vcty benifleiu and doeimike 1 perfect twse to receiveotherwlnei imbibed before, with ind afler• mill. A good lolld Tawny Fort iivety plsuittl afler the meal toaugment or be a lUbititute for duiert,• • * , * ••Where there'* a will there art relative• •**COOKING WITH WINESButtered Honsy Wlni Snuce(To be pauitd «Vii btktd flih)To make about 3/8 of a cup, you'U need 1/4 CUB butter;1 teaipoon hotley (or to taJH) 1 uMimoon dry while wine:1 taupoon lemon juice (or to utttf; salt and pepper toIflStO,Melt butter, Hit In remaining Ingredients and «erve at. once. It la preferable to UH butter sauce over baking fish.Flatter)', Ilk* perfume, ihould b« Inhaled and not•wallowed• •••QUICKIE QUIZQ. Whit Nwlt or iwultli torn birrtl »gtog »womptUhfIt Ijtipiru wood aunct 10 the */ne.3li nduMi th« fruiilnm of the wheIt bicreuei the complMlty of ih« wbi«A-a, b,«,(l.'Futile flightOcean City flr» and rescue personnel transfer Marvin Gilmore III to a heBcopter tobe transported to Cooper Trauma Center in Camden, where he later died from Msinjuries, bringing the death toll from the Feb. 14 accident to two Story, page 1,Upper TOWnShip nOtdSBONANNI JOINSSCHOOL DISRICTMARMORA — CanniMC. Beninni Jr., the new primaryschool principal, hasstarted work In the districtand attended Tuesday'sBoard of Education meeting.He will bo working outof elementary school principalRaymond Cavenaugh'sby Brian Gooneyoffice until the primary the elementary school here,school is finished. He comes Students are encouraged loto tho township from Pleasantville,where he was white, the school colon.come dressed tn green andassistant principal of theOne day is being set asideNorth Main Street Elcmcntary School,SPIRIT DAY ATELEMENTARY SCHOOLMARMORA — Tomerrow (Feb. 22) is spirit day atIpRnffiTOAKS'FRBSHSBAroOD'MAMLOBgrBRlRoosevdt Blvd. (Bdt 25 OS Pkwy.) MamMa, NjITALIAN NIGHTComing Thursday NightNIGHTLY DINNER SPECIALS$ 10,95Dinner Hived Thun,, ftU Stt 5 pm,Sunday Champagne Brunch 10 am, • 2 pjn.Sunday Pinna served ftom 4 p.m.I BOOMtAyAUBLiroBTOrWTB IPABTE8 FROM 10 to SOP PERSONS |forRescrvoUonsLOBSTERLOVERSeach month, according toschool officials, to unify thestudent body and promoteschool spiritJOINING DRIVE TO SAVECOUNTY OFFICES OF IDPITtRSBURC — Thetownship Board of Educa-tolent by the Capo Mayschool districts help withschool elections, fadliHw,special education, transportation,legal issues andgrants. Township schoolboard member WilliamMorrow, however, votedagainst the move, sayingthat he saw the countyoffices as an extra layer ofbureaucracy.An architects rendition of what a proposed senior dfeen-s apartment complex on14th Street and Haven Avenue will look Bw, The project is scheduled to come beforetho Municipal Plarmirfl Board March 6.Thls apartment bulking on Allantte Avenue was bought by developer KennethGross* and Is set to be transformed Into tow to moderate Income senior citizen'shousing as part of a deal to build a 66-unft senior housing complex on 14th Streetand Haven Avenue. Grease said the current residents of the building will be rttoeat-Lutheran organization wantsto run planned seniors apts.OCEAN CITY - A pro-Boarposed 66-onIt senior do-ft* the project receives the Gloria* Del requires aIn 1989.From each new resident,ten's apartment on Haven additional variances, Gloria $50,000 deposit, which IsAvenue may be sold before Del will buy the land at returned when they leave,it's started.14th Street frost Grosse and Schmidt said. The depositGloria D»t a non-profit run the apartment as amoney Is* applied to theLutheran organizationwhich runs four senior dti-Kft's apartments In Pennsylvania,Is set to build andQpsfnte th© pfypo^d cost*plex at 14th Street on thecondition the projectheight vartanaissite plan approvalthe Planning ward.The complex would be forresidents who are at least 62toFR£E PARKINGvmbtotmitoCfTYOPOCEANCITYaim mats, miOcean City Italian Bakery318-9480 ~**/'i'lTUES iii,iiuth.,uilin,. ll .fi..i.»r...»Mr.rm^|^^^y.^^l

VEDITORIALAccentuatethe positiveJim Peftland has another good idea. The mainstreet entrepreneur, who has a host of successfulcommunity -minded efforts to his credit, is suggestingthe extension of the Night in Venice boatparade into a weekenoMong festival.The idea behind the suggestion is not only toextend the beneficial economic impact, but to prolongthe festive atmosphere which Ocean City'sbiggest event provides.There are those who oppose Night in Venicebecause of its negative aspects, excessive drinkingand rowdyism leading the pack. But such accompanimentsare uninvited guests which can be controlledand which should not be allowed toovershadow the positive aspects,We need, more of the positive. And that's thewhole idea behind a "Weekend in Venice,"EffortlessThe National Republican Committee haslaunched a nationwide propaganda effort in supportof the troops in the Persian Gulf. Nothingwrong with that, although for the nati6nal arm ofa major political party to do so politicizes the war,and that we don't need.The really bad aspect of the committte's campaignis that it not only calls upon the thousandsof Republican Party faithful to send a form letterto their local newspapers, it actually supplies theand mail it; the canned letter (printed to look likean individual typed letter) bears the individual'sname and even the address of the newspaper.Now that's going a bit too far, A form letter isone thing, but the actual letter, reproduced verbatimby the tens of thousands; come en', how lazycanyauget! • •'-'•;••••-••••. - f - . - . — ,.That ranks right up there with the knee-jerk kind'of homogenized patriotism which has people runningthe flag up the pole and leaving it there untilit disintegrates. No twice daily effort and the emotionthat goes with it raising and lowering the flagsjust fly the flag without thought for what it standsfor.And one of the things the American Flag symbolizesis a nation founded by blood, sweat and tears.That's a cliche, but it graphically describes theeffort which countless Americans before usendured so that we remain free and have moreopportunities than most people on Earth,Most Americans appear solidly behind the president,and virtually everyone supports the troops.There is no need for a political organization tomount a massive letter-writing campaign. And ifthose receiving the canned letter are gtnuintly concerned,how much effort does it take to send yourown letter?backclippings from past IssuesReluctant, but undirected, opinionSince August of last yearwe have beat treated to anever-increasing barrage ofopinions, dissections, bias.DesertDesert Storm.This old damdigger hasvery purposely refrainedfrom adding to the trillionsof words on the unhappyand perilous situation to theGulf* I am just an averageJoe, an average American,and I do, to mis situation,what I feel I can do best —pray.However, the past fewweeks have produced • scenarlowhich raises myblood pressure, and here 1am joining the fray.There are over 700,000allied troops to the Gulf; anoverwhelming majority elthese are Americans. Pittedagainst them are an estimated545,000 Iraqi Mops,spindriftby Joe Gilbertwell-dug in and battle*hardened from the eightyearconflict with Iran.The Iraqis have a hugeadvantage to armor andalso a substantial advantagein the range of their artillery.This, added, to the naturaladvantage to beingexpert in desert warfare,could add up to huge casualtiesfrom a ground war ifhastily undertaken by theallied forces,As of tills writing, werehave been well over 70,000aerial sorties to soften upthe Iraqi defenses. Thesebombing and strafing runsare for one purpose only —to reduce the less of life forAmerican ground force* asmuch as humanly possible.Also as of this writing,the air strikes have reducedtile capacity of Breed forcesonly cu percent, anathe bombing continues.Come front and center isMikhail S. Gorbachev withhis unsolicited opinion entho crisis to the Gulf. Hesays that the allied forcesWith ell due respect tothe Soviet president, myone and only ^question isthis:IJ^8*" 8 * 00 ,. erdtoanee to aumerlie the beard, the Zoning Board of Adjustment.The ristog colt of Uving to mis highly disposable, fast The measure provides for a group of five members, con- The ordinance, which comes up for ffood, fast lane lifestyle has taken a toll on the extravagant slsting of the mayor and one other member of the dty 5. declares that L fche general functions.American waUet and has turned a,once wasteful country governing body and three dozens to be aonolntedbv the of the Planning Board are to make a;.. _ a degreefuel bill and what was once just the romantic light of aburning fireplace has turned Into a means of economicsurvival. . ,,In 1974, Curtis Smith, at the time me owner-operator ofhis own camera shop in Marmora, was "totally shocked"with his $58 hearing bill for the small, one room store anddecided to make use of the miniature antique potbellyStove displayed among the antique cameras, film andotter photographic equipment, ;, *The one-time conversatien piece dropped Ms bill to $7and Ms shop was still "warm and toaity." The Sentinel-Ledger, TBunday, Feb. 19, lttl.25 YEARS AGOA selected group of high school pupils may soon be paid$15 a week as a financial Incentive to make it posslblo forthem to continue their schooling.OCHS principal Michael Subotich said yesterday thohigh school is planning a financial aid program sponsoredby Cape Human Resources, Inc., as part of PresidentlJohnson's anti-poverty program. ' , ,,'' The youngsters selected for, the financial assistance wjll.be requlredto put In 12 hour! a week Working In or about,tho school, and will be paid Sl.25an hour. , * /> »iIt will be part of the.Tohnson •Nerghborhood'Yoiithi'1Corps" concept. They will engage to dflrkal work, Indud-', |ing typing and filing, secretarial work m the school ruiningoffice, and aiding In library work. Boy* will be givenJobs it assisting gardeners, cafeterM wcAert, and lornawill also be tried out tot general derloal work, the Oceant one maya member ofB2The Senfinel-Ledger £Thursday, February 21,1991Cost-effective gov't,love of resort goesbeyond residencyEditor, Senrinel-LedgC-r:Shame on Anthony M,Migiiacdo far trying to laya guilt trip on the non-testdent taxpayers of this dtyand the members of FITwith his recent letter (Picturingunfairness of budgetedlayoffs — ftb, T%Our apparent sin Itrequiring lie dry officials tooperate an effective, efficientand. responsive dtygovernment, which maymean layoffs.We are probably equallyIty of causing layoffs atd, General Motors andSean,I don't know him, but inhit letter Mr. Migiiacdosounds like the archetypicalgovernment drone — Hieones that tie absolutelywithout imagination,requiring things to be doneas they hfl\ have always bendone mostly because they with Mr. Magliacdo nor thehave always been done mat haid. wwWB g dty employ.**?•«ss but rather with the at«.the ones mat are steadfastlyopposed to. any reor-Ocean City belongs only torude that he expressed matganitati ganitatlon (unless l it those how live or work hereinvolves an Increase to per* — all others just sendsennel and expanded money and be quit.authority).The ones that can't findW* to their vocabularies.The ones that look en dvilservice employment as agame mat the whole family"Does he equate the can play and enjoy for theabatement of bombing with remainder df weir naturalthe very definite increase in lives.g^^afffiiyc«rtftlniywfll I h>ppen>,ind ijust hew does he justify'hisunsolicited opinion whenmere are no Russian lives atstake?"This is arrogance en anunprecedented scale and is* fi«-M* MW.cdo'SWe taxpayers who areonly able to be seasonal orpart-time residents, sharewith the full timers, thesame love of the old OceanQty of our youth and theexpectations of good, costeffective government.Jot HeathAblngton, Pa.& Ocean Cityft HW: ti'M • .Spreading the wordEditor, Sentinel-Ledger! Idvilian deaths: to shape would like to take thispublic opinion, mis from opportunity to thank twome man (Hussein) who very special people incold-bloodedly murdered Upper Township, Edthousands of his Kurdish Wesley and fee Patterson.countrymen.These two men have noPubflej i.opinion-J«IIsJautoolJ Idea hew may have Mpedand, when deftly melded, save the children of Cantercanbe even mere deadly b urV( ,than the sword.It has been said that the . Be , for e the Canterbury had plans to put a gas staat„ ure the WM1C4 comer „ of our feeble tremble before opto- dovetopment was buttt, Mr. _, _Ion, the foolish defy it, the w °°fcy *»)# P^acy development. They spent awise judge it, the skillful and seclusion. He was able ftjj d B y, one SundWafterdirtctit.*JST « Ml tf» v el «» *e noon, walking to 21 homes,v -,*ymittuAwBi >'privacy, they helped usourbackyard.,become aware of thelinpor-Mr. Patterson, owner of tanco of civic unity.Frag Hollow Donut Storeon Koute atI only wlshv mat' everyold-time donut shop is BdWooteV and joe Patteracrossthe street from this son located within 1 200 feetdevelopment. v' „ * •, ; of "eVe^devdojjm'ent Inenjoyed ihi^chahged.O^TownsHp, In lMp. and for opening m*our eyfcslt«» in uppa ana .V», 1 uoiOJtu New homei won» Rodent of: JfMtwo questions offensive,sionafiy, u a federal dvilservant; Why should anon-resident and non-taxpayer even question theactivities and motivationsof taxpaying and involvedproperty owners?Our mutual goals shouldbe cost-effective andresponsive government andnot secured, lifetimeemployment for life-long,year-round residents."Secondly, why Isn't Mr,Mlgaliaodo working withinhis department, within hisunion, within his -cityadministration to effect thecost-cutting proposals marhe had made?Mr. Migllacclo's letterexhibits the attitude mat,perhaps, he is part of theproblem and net part of mesolution.My objections are notwas once' fields and ever*green trees. . -One would think matmete two men would beangry by all the constructionand destruction of privawWhat did they do?They canvassed door todoor to the Canterburydevelopment to let us knowthat Engineering Design>' ] l$moV »rf(«. f»1 RJ. mESmWEL-UDGBi B3Getting to the Toinf of birding and natural presentationBjWLLMcDEJtttOTT• =««* w>v>9 * *!H«^ lO P^ QHavid bird watcher to knownest natunUy to5?ff ft.""*" •* lume thrush famUy were once fornow, springtimeSThoreau said. The bluebird wears the sky on hisback." That's really anunderstatement; probablyno other American bird canI match the iridescent blue oftheir plumage.Unlike many song birdsthat summer in NorthAmerica and winter to Centraland South America,most blue birds endure thewinter season within theborders of the UnitedStates. The Eastern bluebird,It is estimated, hasI declined by almost 90 per-'cent in the last 60 years.Habitat most preferred bybluebird — meadows,grasslands, and open woodlands— has been greatlyreduced by developmentand human encroachment.The potential nest sites ofthese secondary cavity nesten— abandoned woodholes,hollows,in dead trees —means leaving fewer deadtrees standing, and theseare the very bees mat are- to the more aggressive star-*J Ungi "Tigi and house sparrows,However, H there has beensome success lately IntEFf EBB cowedenceuragSng these birds touse Mstboxes to areas thatopen fields.So when Pat Sutton, naturausr/teaeherat me CapeMay Bird Observatory(CMBO) heard that inmatesPrtsonto sake nestblue birds. American*« Jumped at me chance toorder somef^d«dupspent more man $6 millionte our county annually,Motels, guest horn, restauf»nts,gas stations, convenleneestores — allreaped the benefit of thetodonarsMost of theseare aent to the« m a n ythese establishments ari'^ ^ ^ s o n CapeMay Cwmty is a nattoru%iwiiu^ iJrdlBg si».~ d m iWlomte •«» tomany bustoeisea - is meAnd if you think birdwatchlng Is for the birds,consider that birders spend $6 millionannually on the Jersey CapeThe local study focusedon the Cape May peninsulaarid found that birdersSchool supershould reconsiderhis budget positionLake Drive, Cape MayPointCMBO Is the southernmostlocation of the NewJersey Audubon Societyand provides a host of otherservices, not the least ofwhich is a binding hotlinewhich helps callers with thelatest bird sightings andnature n p M 884-2626).The AmfubonS&dety haslong beeji to the forefront ofscientific and conservationresearch to New Jersey,especially since PaulKlrUnger, Ph.D. assumedhis post as research director.He is an expert on raptormigration and bird behaviorand has authored booksand numerous articles toscientific journals and popularbirding magazines.Kirlinger has also conductedtwo studies to deterabundanceof open spacefor birds and birders.Kirlinger warns tint If wecontinue to lose these openareas to development, thequality of recreational birdingwill decline and fewerbirders will result to fewerdollars spent In these otherwiseslow seasons.He points out that thestate non game programsare supported wholly bythe small amounts ofmoney from the WildlifeCheck-Off Fund. Importantendangered species programs,such as the baldeagle restoration projectconducted by the New JerseyRsh, Game and Wildlife,will be to trouble unlesssufficient funds aregenerated to support thesespend big moneypursuing their avocationand few of these dollarsmake their way into federalor state wildlife programs— a fact Paul Kirlingerwould like to see changed.WUdlite Service estimatedmat as long ago as 1980 metotal spent by birdersnationally was more, titanJlOnhllUnii dnllfliy, c*>TtfflnlVBluebirds are not the only,species that have decreasedIn New Jersey, however.Migrant song birds havealso undergone tremendousdeclines recently.Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: There is no demand forThese are tough times In the any Staff reduction; nofield of public finance, demand for any salaryEverywhere we look we see reductions (although Oceanpublic executives struggling Qty stands near the top ofnwt with deficits decits and a necessary New Jersey schools districts f|lfi g\fstaff rtductioni. -eductions. to bow categories). UUl* VIThe Wall Street Journal There is no call for anythingexcept a hard-headedpoints outnors and d the y examination of every partmost major cities are being of the new budget. Such anforced to cut staff as one of approach can easily resultthe ways of avoiding to a no-increase budget.increased taxes.One almost gets the feeltogthat the school board IsHere in Ocean City, the being buffaloed by ourmayor Is working to budget superintendent and that thecosts and to avoid tho usual board looks at the budget tospringtime bit of a couple of * broad-sweep review,million dollars dip Into our ncVcr' seeing the detailedproperty taxpayers' pock- makeup.cts.But another voice Isheard here at the shore asreported in your issue OfJan. 31. It is the voice of oursuperintendent of schools' who proclaims he willnever submit a no-Increasebudget.''Left see here. What Is thedifference-between SuperintendentScaUo and thosegovernors and mayors whoare struggling with budgetcutbacks?Otherwise It is hard tounderstand how $90,000could have been shiftedfrom supplies and equipmentto personnel staffingto the past budget year orhow Ocean Qty could havepaid out $9,800 to a consultantfor the development ofthe long range fadlitiejplan,With all of the supervisory1 and administrativetheSt. pierEditor, Sentinel-Ledger:In December 1986 the dtyof Ocean Qty took title tothe 59th Street fishing pier.It has been dosed since1982. Three mayors andthree administrators later,preliminary conceptual sitelayouts have been done ofthe pier, .The dty hasapplied for a Green Acresloan of $500,000 for itsreconstruction. Paper workon tho project Is finished onthe state level.The state Is now awaitingthe arrival of final designplans from the dty beforethe loan is awarded.The rebuildingof the 59thStreet pier cah only have apositive Impact on tourism.Many fishing enthusiastshave been patiently waitingtor it to reopen to tnc puD-m. Lately there has been anelected by" house as it was in Samoajwhllcf the Point;PleaiantVllle and;superintendent Wai Venthor and most dther? nls courts. Tennis can beto work for those of schdoldlilrldt. > , - (h piiy«j in any Hometown,us who have concerns, The superintendent ppt(- USA: saltwater fishingabout ^adequacy of our tton cc«tt tho communfty In fcrft ThU.U what the sea-Idty services and ; our school exceti of $100,000 annually. 1 , thont U ail about, a new*programs and also' about For U»at : ntoney,;I luggerf iuion«l' Mtlvltv tRairMbUuikcould-viilttho59th,Sbwrt pler/lfJW can tea hU 1CMBO has Joined in anendangered species pre*.aram (ENSP) project toleant more about the birdseeelefy and behavior dur-I" corridor,togs will help' to understandingthe needs ofmigrants so that better preservationand managementpractices can be devised.According to scientists, ithas become a more hostileworld for song birds and itis becoming more hostileeach year. The greatestloses, apparently, haveoccurred among the forestdwellingsong birds thatwinter in latin America.They help keep toseet populationsunder control andore also the creatures matmost birders seem to cherishthe most.Loss of habitat — asimmense areas of tropicaltents are clear-cut and forestfragmentation continuesto the New Jersey and otherstates — has been blamedby some as major contributorsto this decline.CMBO naturalist teacherPat Sutton has addressedthis problem locally byadvocating an Innovativebirds that provide all thenecessities of life ^ food,shelter, nest sites and water,Sutton exudes energy,enthusiasm and efficiencyas she talks about birds; herlove of the natural worldaround her is as apparent asher flm-hand knowledge ofit.From dragonflles to butterflies,from eagles to hunvmtogbbdl—Pat knows hersubject and willingly sharesit at one of her manyinnovative workshops oroutings,*She reeentiy aumorjaed ebooklet, 'Back Yard HabitatnattveNewweU as non nafive plantswhich are bird friendly.Anyone with even a smallpiece of earth has theopportunity to help to theeffort to provide m friendlyhabitat for songbirds.On Saturday, March 1from 1 to 4 pjn. she willconduct a backyard habitatworkshop. Pat will pointout ways' to enhance yourbackyard as an importantarea for migrant bfrds asthey pass through CapeMay County. The workshop,which begins win aslide show, feature a badeyard habitat walk. Space islimited. Call 884-2736 forregistration and information.The Cape May BirdObservatory offers theopportunities for naturelovers this winter• Two-day bird watchingcourse for beginners — Fob.22-23 March29-30;• Male Woodcock spectacularnuptial flight dance— M pJB, Friday 4c Saturday,"'"• Poor man's pelagic (seabud) trip en the Cape Mayftrry — ffif>ll a,m, March16 & March 23; space on alloutings is limited: Call 884-Pat Sutton offers an Invitationto all to journey toCape May Point, pick up afree nest box, sign up for anupcoming program — andplug into the natural worldaround us.Ml McDermott of UpperTownship writu thi'Woodland notes" column farThe Stntintt-Udger turf k _ • • L -••>,•» V * '',"• •;••;' s '-•••'•••'--•'•*• wJ'^Lili'S' "ii''""L"•"»?"-••tditor of tha Friends of Endm- Barbara Schuttz, left, of Cape May picks up a free bluebird nesting box fromf»«i W htoipmi Wildlife i«p. adrnWitra^ijisslstani it the OtarMay BhiObMfltfMy. !«»t«i en Bvntvsletttr *Drive overtooWno Lake Uly In Capo May Point.yLake*^.HdmAam.y**.•——Jjrf__ Ja^i* •_._^w7T ZAJTttBMMiu> i i I i' JL i ''"i" , t i' r *>»' / ' U irMwm:?&ym^

B4 TUESENTmEL-LEDGER Oc.nClty, M.J. Thur,d«y,oymmmMmc EMOTION, lit!How to deal with war-provoked stress obituaries —JMarvin Gilmore, 36;By Dr. HOWARD FfRLDThe new year brought anew war. The mediabrought the Persian GulfWar into our home*. Thereports from the war zonesbrought u» anxiety.American families andtheir eounHywien share thefnistraHon of helplessness.The outcome is beyond us.We find we can do little butraise our blood pressures.Wartime always causeshigh Kress nationwide."People usually becomeexhilarated by war. Emotionsare running high.Anxiety and insomniaIncrease. The •mieidi' rawdecreases.People want to knowwhat is happening, butoften don't know what todo with the informationthey receive.Helping outStress is mused by fteemotion* rotcting to « situationof danger, Arnerieanswho. are unable to make tdifference on tt»e Reid ofbittle may allow their emotionsto overwhelm them.When that happens, theyexperience persistent anxietydepWMifm and J»hysi\iMMMa._ —„, A „fJeh•— ^ •• ^wv ^v^vv^pNiflOy nOopfifloiFcaster, Ohio, where she had owned and operated a cafete-Surviving are her husband. Joseph H.; four soiuVjohn ofTaiwan, Joseph Jr. of Pittsburgh, Raymond of Lancaster,Ohio, and Jay of Miami; three sisters, Emma Merryman ofLlnwood, Iota Otiligcr of Fort Wayne, InA, and FloraSrubblefleld of Raleigh; N.C.', two brothers, Charles Thomasof Somers Point and Emerson Nicholson of Florida;and five grandchildren. , 'Services Were Wednesday at the Adams-Perfect FunetfalHome, Northfleld Burial was private.GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL632 Wesley Ave.(Un* ifcHSMMfuOceim City, tyj*;* ^ ,; ; CH|IS|J|LN,^IEN(:|el -auto accident victimOCEAN CITY - Marvin R (GU» GflmOM B^SS, ol thisJ^^^JS a. Cooper Medtaflji^j^,inJurtM sustained in «n autam^ft WM«t hewihisdiy.H i'fi M.F. Oteore Mft^^rtpany ofIlu.»n- his father, MarvinW. Va,' a son, Colto James of l•-«--««-:r"*T""'Amanda of Petersburg-, two sisters, Dons Pun of Aim,and Connie Hiney of MonroBVUle' tad «rm bfWhtr,David Uughta of Pitman, ,,„„, IServkes were Tuesday at the Harold E* ttOKti funtnlHome, Firman, BurUI Wai In HUI ttreit Memorial Park,HurffvUle.Harold Somers, 73CORBW CITY — Harold M. Semen, 73, of this WBUJnlty died hb, 17 at Show Memorial Hospital,t in Pleasaritville, Mr. Somers worked (or the AOm-Be County toad Department for more man 30 yearibefore retiring.An Anny veteran of Worid War IL he was a member ofthe Veterans of Foreign Wars.Surviving are his wue, Orva, and a daughter, Arlene M,Mlehaud of Corbta City.Services wiU be 2 pan, Friday at the Adams-PerfectFuneral Home, New end Hen roads, Northfleld, whereMends may call from 1 pm Burial will be in the Veteran* iCemetery, Istoli Manor.Barbara Scott, 56ATLANTIC CITY — Barbara H. Scott, 56, of this resortdied ftb,18 at home.She was a lifelong resident of the dty. 'Surviving are a daughter, Barbara Welsh of SomenPoint; her mother, Marion Hackney of Atlantic City; a sister,JoAnnWescoat of Absecon; and two grandsons. |Private services will be at the convenienceMB( the family. %Arrangements an by the H.M. Gormley Funeral Home,Muriel Green, 17WM35OR, Mo. — Muriel D. Green, If, formerly ofMays Landing, died Feb. 16 at a Columbia, Mo., medicalcenter.Bom In Ocean Ctry, she was a Mays Landing residentuntil moving to Missouri In July.ASurviving are her husband, Leslie; two children, Leslie*Jr t and Una Green, both of Atlantic City; three brothers,Robert and Amor Johns, both of Egg Harbor City, andNorman Johns of New Port Rlchey, Ha.; three sisters, JanteeWilliams and Joan Taylor, bom of Egg Harbor City,and Margaret Johnson of Hammonton,&i Wednesday In Misour, Nlangua Cemetery Association, c/o Hndle^ PuncralHome, P.O. Box 124, Windsor, Mo. 65360. • A)Mary Carnesale, 86VENTNOR - Mnry M. Cnmesnlc, 86. of this resort diedFeb. 14 it Our Lady's Residence, Pleasantville. ,Bom in Philadelphia, Mrs. Carnesale was a lifelong areqresident.She was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of StJames Roman Catholic Church and the Senior Citizens,bothofVcntnor.Surviving are two sons, Peter L Jr. of Hammonton andLouis f. ofGoleta, Calif.; three daughters, Mary Mortinoof Margate, MlcheUna Qndrejka of Llnwood and Rose-fmarie Csawar of Nforthfleld; two sisters, Emma Pcpe ofAtlantic GtV and Lena Lyons of Vargo, Fla.; 24 grandchildren;and 26great-grandchlldren.Mass of Christian Burial was Monday at St. JamesChurch. Burial was in Hbly Cross Cemetery, Mays Landing.Walter Bateman, 91, OCEAN CITY - Walter J. Bateman. 91, of this dtydied Feb. 13 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Sorhert Point,Mr. Bateman was a pressman for the Curtis Publishingv Company of Philadelphia, Formerly of Alden, Pa., and aWmtef resident of Bl/ottal, Fla., for 20 years, he wM w>Ocean City resldent-lbrMyear*.'' , ,' Surviving are his wife, Margaret (Cart); A Mm, WallaceH; of Mays Landing; six grandchildren; arid six greatgrandchildren.1 , ' , i ,' Services and burial were private. ^ \ - '\'iContrlbutiorig may be made to the Ocean City RescueSquads tSOl WestAve., Ocean City 08226. ',-••."Arrangements were by the, Adams-Perfect Funeral .MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH_ . __fj r i -.1 ' l i n t A * i ' t .j . I ^^1 . T .r;L 0 htfln ; th«mo;6ontinu es k9^Insplrosandb'r.JorinBon| i.v.Th^h*/. Ihis•fw#OewnOty, HJ. IWMfnB,4lim B5Heritage Day celebration focuses on rich cultural heritage, poor health historyAmttr Johnson, 7, of O^an Gih/, pertormi a ImdltlontiWest African daneo at the Heritagt Day ctltbra.mn el the Tabernacle Baptist Church,PAIN!R, POOR RICHARDWhat do you do for Ae pain?Every life has a lot of pain. How do you handleyour pain?We usually think of pain as physical And, manypeople suffer such chronic pain. But, we all alsoexperience mental and spiritual pain. The betrayalof a friend, Ae wound of gossip, or the long-termrepressing of wrongs done by us or done to us—ellvery common sources of great pain.In a profound way, I believe Aat every personalso suffers from Ae pain of alienation from God,This is an acute pain that would have us screamingin agony except Aat our species has learned to livewith it forso long that we have gotten used to experiencingIt. We have come to think, Aat such a conditionIs normal!Anyway, what do we do for whatever pains Aatwe suffer? Over-indulging In alcohol, food, sleep ordrugs Is a common solution. Others pursue mindlessor unmoral conduct to take Aemselves awayfrom reality — it least for awhile. Many people followthe socially acceptable escape of being a workaholic.Lent is a good time to confront our pains. In thisseason we recall Christ dealing with manypalns Inhimself and oAers, As the ^j t *From.Jesus we Itam Ae treatment of prayer,praise, confession, repentance forgiveness, recondll.atton, and purposeful disclpleshlp living. PromJesus we hear the teaching about dealing with ourpast, present and future, fnm Jesus, we receive thepriorities of living for God, family and other people.From jisus we gel Ae example of. living wiA balancea life of labor, leisure and essential times ofpersonal renewal retreats.Let's stop living In pain, This Lent Is good Hme tofind relief In Ae seeing, hearing and following ofChristRmRtdwrdCWingiittLighthouse Shore MinistriesPurim celebrationFWj.24atjeCMARGATE — A communityPurim celebration Is. planned noon to 2 pm, SunftHay, Peb. 24 at fie Jewishparade d atiaOpm tiaOm(Call the JCC. 822-1167, totdetails.Hospice volunteertraining session setPtBASANTVBiJ - TheAtlantic City Medical CenterHospice and the Ruth NewmanShapior Regional Can*cor Center are seekingCommunity Center, SOI N. volunteer* to provide sup-Jerome Ave.Families are • Invited toenjoy lunch, games andpri»» as well as a costumeportive care to patients andtheir families.The 10-week training sessionwill be held 6 p.m. Mondaysbeginning March 11.Call Blslo Comwell, 272-2424.Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital&WCMC-AIOI1230PresentMedically Speaking"Join your hostMichael Borlss, D.O.cardiologistwith his guestmm , - ;y (^ .VVea Jesuncbsky • ,;Burdette Tomlin ..,'. Memorial 1 Hospital y .,. Dlspharge Plannerr wCvflrvWedhesday-;BjWlUJAM BARLOWOCEAN CITY - Music,dancing, prayers, poetryand lectures marked Aeitage Day* celebrationtf at the Tata-madeChurch for blackmonth.year's program, Aeird annual celebration ofits kind at Ae church, concentratedon the Afro-American woman.About 30 people ga Aeredat Ae church, 8th Street andWest Avenue, where Aethe program began with thestaging of "Uft Every Volooand Sing."Rabbin M. Harmon, a regisproblewsofbtaekwomon.Attber Johnstm, ?, ofOMB.QW, performed aStionalWVst Africandance, Fungi Atajli Afc Asfce Heart disease, depres-Mt, wMeh means "We slon, ulcers, stress and drugwelcome you." Johnson is and alcohol abuse dispro*with the Atlantic City portionateiy affeet blackDance Theater.WMnen, she said. Statistical-WlUle Ruth Bennett ly, black women diespoke about black women younger Aan white womenIn the Bible. She said Aat and blacks are more like toalthough many blacks have be viettas of cancer, Wantbeen taught from childhood mortality and AIDS,that they have no cultural Harmon is the Licensedheritage, many blick Practical Nurse programwomen played important coordinator for the Caperales in early ChrlsHan-Iw- May County Vocationaldate history.Technical School, part-timeFeatured speaker was head nurse at woodbineOrgan presentation Saturdayat St. Peter's MethodistOCEAN CTTY — Concertartist Cj Sambach will offeran educational and entertainingorgan presentation10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 atSt. Peter's United MethodistChurch, 8th and Central,sponsored by The AmericanGuild of Organists, AtlanticCity Chapter.The program will be oneof two In the area Aat day.At 7 p.m, Sambach Willpresent a full concert organperformance at St. Markand All Saints Church, 429S, Pitney Road, AbseconHighlands.Sambach's 10-year concertcareer Is based on MsFellowship at Lycomlngby Ae United Methodistpersonal dedication to College. He has also heldorgan performance and his workshops In basic organdesire topromote an understandingand appreciation Without formal collegeapplications for organist*for the instrument, particularlyamong young people. There Is no charge fortraining.During his performances, cither event, though a free-of fering will be taken he explains many of Aewill atorgan's secrets.A resident of Brick, Sambachis an organ performancegraduate ofWestminster Choir College,Princeton. He has served asa clinician at the School ofMusic Worship, sponsoredPastor vander Loo setssermon at Union ChapelOCIAN CITY — TheRev. vander Loo holds BibleRev, Paul W. vander Loo, Study every Wednesday atpastor of the Union Chapel 7 pm. The current topic isby the Sea, will speak Sundayon "Places of the Pas-The pastor gives a chil-Corinthians.slon-Gethsemane" from dren's sermonette at theMatthew 26:46.beginning of the regularThe chapel at 55th Street worship service,and Asbury Avenue is the Alberta Seto, music director,has begun a handbellscene of interdenomint-js> ihethapej.provided.IrAmedlately loilowiniSunday School for allhandbell rehearsal is choirages begins at 9 a.m., and rehearsal to 9 o'clock,The GodfreyFuneral Homes809 Canal Am ««*»*«x«»«OMiClty.NJPhone 399-0077644 Shore RdP«knno,NJPhone 39O-9699Herbert L.. Godfrey, OwnerSallie OodfVey-Kohlcr, DirectorJohn K. Baltzt ManagerPrearranged funcrali BV»iliblo throughAtsuranco Plan a Pre-PaldIn Tim tfTnMt, WiArtAs Ntar As Your PlumSUCCESSOR TO OC^N CTTY'S ITOSTFUNERAL DIRECTORHEALTHY HUMOR!Henry "Bud" KnightJOlike you do a uesd car s. Tnonalnt lob may conceal thoage but the llnoe show thoyoatft.A student nurse oxplalnodher bad January grade cardby saying, "Evorymlng gornarkod down alter theFrank Is to cheap. He floesto the drufl aloro and tiles tobuyoneKleenox.The new parents wantedto do everything right fortheir nftwion They ovenaiked the doctor,-Whatime mould we wake Billyl?"I doni like tha new health dub. Ttie floors are so low I can'ti gun I. iM^ w M h wytoMWhfln|BxercliOTHY US 1st!! m OUR EXPERIENCESAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTHPharmacy and Videothe evening rcdtal. Call399-2988 wiA questions.'Passages' groupmeets 1st Mondays ,SOMIRS POINT —"Passages," a free supportgroup for persons who havelost a loved one, meets 3pm first Mondays at ShoreMemorial Hospital. Topicsrelate to coping and bereavement;small group supportivecounseling win beprovided, Call 653-3772 toregister.Recycle thisNewspaperToday"Some Mil irt muni trwhappier to HM."Although It la dlffleult toenvision rnlifortune in myform aibtlng a prelude tohipBimu, It sometlmiiworks out that way. Often Itis me setbacks anddisappointments along theway that make he eventualrealization ol our goals andambitions all the sweeter.Wo Mldem accomplishanything of consequencewithout experiencingmomentary setbacks,hardship and • ro mmtesting of our constitution.Our ability to overcomethese hardships reattlrmithe faith we must have Inoureelves and the worth olour genii. Trie lain wtgutter ire unfortunate, butttwy do urve to mik« theeventual success muchmore enjoyable.. Families ol all faiths maybe pertain of appropriateservices when they placetheir trust In us,CHESTER J.WIMBERGfuneraltfemfivt gtnitntltitu offuturatStrtHuto AH Cruds201 Asbury AvenuePhone 399-2654Development Center and iscertified In neonatal intensivecare, or intensive carefor infants who are bornseriously premature.Eight out of ID children inAe neonatal intensive careunit are from mothers whoare actively taking cocaine,cither miffing it or smokingIt as crack, she aid. Sevenof the eight are black.Harman^ecaUed the firstHme she delivered a baby.The mother was 10 yeanold and had twins, thegrandmother was 23,She also called on blackwomen to change Aeir eatinghabits and especially tocut down on salt.The program was dedicatedto the MOM both athone and abroad, and par-Emphasized Harmon; ticipants were given yellow"We have to go out andclow pins wi* ted, blacksay: "Do away wiA Aeand green In Ae center,drugs!" To see an Infant which arc Ae colors of Aegoing through withdrawal •liberation flag" created bysymptoms is the worst Marcus Garvey, the latething In the world." black nationalist.She also called on parents Qwashonta Shelton readto ten Aelr children tho her original poem "A Tributeto Martin LuAor Wng,truth about reproduction assoon as Aey ask, because Jr"many girls are getting prog The program closed wiAnant at very young ages. the congregation holdingo aaft and nurturingteaming experience!hands to sing "We ShallOvefcpme* and a prayer byTabernacle pastor Rev,Michael A. Walters.Downstairs was a displayof books, posters and artworkdealing with Africaand blacks In America-There 'Were- hundreds ofbooks borrowed from arearesidents.There were also displaysof dolls ajrtd traditionalwoodeninasks from Kenyaand a skUon on the AmericanIndian and the "buffalosoldiers," the term thePlains Indians used todescribe black Union soldiers."Racism and sexism arenot dead In America," saidprogram coordinator Her*Una D. Morris. "Trulyladies, we are overcoming,but the struggle continues."SundayLuko29:19-26MondayII SamuelTuesday1?;WednesdayDanielThursdayHosta11h.1iFridayMlcehMAKING MM FOR SPRING"I can hardly wait till Nbruary It over•nd spring Is here!"...Certainly not an unusual BXOIB'matlon. The snow, which was novtl InKlovimbir and wtleomid In Decimber,is mirely tolirtiid In January, anddiolared a nuisance by Fobruiry,ThanksglvinB and Christmas mcapturad on film and Niw Ysir's lv« Isbut a mimory. Still, we must btar thelea and freezing timperaturBS, it leastthrough'Fibruary.Yet, toward the «nd of Fibruarythere may be a most unusual day whenStflttuiti WWW 6y TH MunanRE. Daity, Agency Inc.Irwiiarwa ExduBlwry Slnoo IMS'r4orth & Wesley Avw.. 399-0049Ocean City HomeSavings & Loan AssociationEugene W.Pashloy«Carey'sStalnton'sDept StoreP11n; Aeci3-5Toddler ( i Wotksfiop for 21/2 year oldsSt. John'aLUtharAn Church10th & Centra!the air is not quite so cold, and the tunteems to touch the earth with teasing,tantalizing fingertips of warmth miltingthe winter snow and making way forspring,Does it sometimes teem that youhave more than your share at troubleand sorrow? Learn to Nnow God,Psalm 46:1 promises us that God It"... a very present help in trouble.Aooepl Him and let His love touch yourlife like the revitalizing warmth of an"earlier than spring" day.l IMI,HlMBMP 0. Bo. MS. CMMMiiM. 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The win puts BHT in position for its flrtt winnineseason in history,Middle Township outseored PleasantvUle, 102-81,with John Holden getting 33 and Stephana AndersonM, The Middle win prevented Greyhoundcoach Ken Uaryt an Ocean City sports hall oftamer, from tying the CAL record for victories.And Walter Heard scored IB point* In Buena'si\-& low at WUdwood CathoUc. Heard needs IImore points this afternoon against Sacred Heart toreach 1,000 career points.to girls action Tuesday, BHT went to 244 with a5843 win over Vineland. Chris Sears went over1,000 as Absegaml defeated Atlantic City, 67-41,And Cape-NaBonal champion WUdwood was upsetby Hammonton, 4842.Furtktr details on ttef games, pha distrk* wrtstlingMf Other posf-swison competition. wUl bt mxikblt innext Thumky't Sentinel-ledger.C-Cerpants end seasonwith 3-point victoryGLOUCESTER — TheDCerpants swim team ofthe Ocean City Amiattc andFitness Center finished outthe season Saturday with athree-point victory over thehosting Gloucester YMCA.The meet proved to becompetitive In not only thofinal score but also manyindividual events, It wasreported,Chris HaUlday, StephanSchaeffer and Chris Hugheshelped the team gain pointswith top finishes In theB-and'Under age group.In the 10-and-under boysclass, Peter Downturn tooka first in the 50-yard backstrokeand the 50-yanJ flyand a second place in tho100-yard Individual medley,In tho 10-and-undor girls,Lauren McHalp had a goodrace In the 50-yard fly, Inwhich she placed first.Darin Chonackl placedfirst In tho 14-and-under100-yard breaststrake, andBrian Chonackl helped theteam with a second place inthe 12-ond-under 50-yardbackstroke.Colleen Halllday helpedme 12-anrf'uftder gtrb Withthe medley relay andplaced first in the 50-yardbackstroke.CALL 3904343SPENGLERFLOOR COVERINGNamol• No-wax 1.Commerdal&RosidontlalW$H our showroom located rt231 WEST AVE,, OCEAN CTTY, NJOptnMen..8al. • Closed SundayMemberships Available:FamilyMarried CoupleSingle AdultSenior CoupleSingle SeniorFrom Feb. 22nd • March 3rd 1/2 price on all memberships.(First 100 members only I)Join Now and Save!WE OFFER:1 Olympic Size Pool (epwator)Exercise Classes, Weight Room>' AeroblosPre-School Activities< t :BabysittingRacquetball *Whirlpool - Sauna8wlm TeamLight Exercise• Senior Exorcles_ HOURS: «...vMon,-Frl,6am-10pm• ;i "* /»'i I i* ' '' ,j '• *AMONG WE IN a REDAsselta out;i shockOcean City center |,D.Asseitt will not rrtu«\ misseason.The 6-fioot-S junior t whobrake his wrist In preseasoncompetition and hasplayed only 30 seconds allyear, was examined at TempleUniversity.The east was removedfrom hU wrist and Templedoctors were very pleasedwin the healing process.But they suggested thatAsseitt not scrimmage therest of the season and hisfamily agreed,J,D had been praetidnowith the varsity basketballteam while wearing the castand was becoming proficientwith his left hand,But players are not permittedto wear hard casts inhigh school games and thedoctors were concerned•bout Aiselta falling on theWinners listedin Point cardsSQMO8 POINT - Hghscorers at the eenlort cardclub fth 6 In ninpehie wereSam Maura-, 619, Dot Rudolph,61S, Anne Schubert, 607,Dot McLavighlln, SIB, EdnaM¥en,S25.Winners In bridge wenMary Shields, SA MaryWakefMd, 4.440, EteantnStraek, 4,190, Mary Ndll.3,600, BangeDeQcco, 3390.wrist In his pi^ent brace orthe Wrist being pushed backby a hard pass.Meanwhile, senh* AntonetteElton, who had kneesurgery in tho fall, 18 back In.uniform again for the girlsbasketball team.Lower Cape May, alsoannounced that sophomoreguard Scott Holden, whohas not played this yearbecause of a broken arm,wiU not return as expected.And junior Qulncy Lee ofPaulsboro, the South Jerseyscoring leader with an aver*Age of 36.9 points per game,will miss the rest of this seasonwith a broken wrist,Boating skillscourse Feb. 26MARGATE - IioWl.i M,Coast Guard Auxiliary willprovide a boating skills andseamanship course at theJewish Community Center,Jerome Avenue every Tuesdayevening for eight weeksstarting 7 oVloekPeo. 26. .The course meets the staterequirements for cettifioaBonof 16-yoar-olds and under, ftcosts m per person and $10for each additional memberof the same family. 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Vineiand hands OC swimmers first loss Pietersma wins Group, 3rd in state meetYhe champioris of Hie South lorspy, uw all evwtisCapp-AH«nHe League's two but three in a 115-71 victoryydivisions met last week ami previously l undefeated dfedthe result was experted, p CXvan City «t \ht> AViid kd NVineiand, ranked Ncs. j in & nines* CenterSwimmers earn teamshot in tournamentOcean City's swim team, champions of *hoNational Division of the Cape Atlantic League, willgo after an Nf^lAA h»am championship *t«rHngnext Monday,Uoyd Hayes' HI twrn, ranked No. 7 in the Courier-PostSouth Jersey Top 10 and lose" only toundefeated and No,-2 ranked Vinel»nd, will faceNo 6 Cherry Hill West Monday night ai CamdenCounty College in Division B competitionIf the Raiders win that meet they will advaneo t«the eight team field to fate either wp-wededMoorestown, ranked No, 4 by th«- Corner tY«t,fVin Township, the eighth >HThe win ws tht 169thstraight over a CAl, Opponentfor VineUnd, wh»d»has Won 17 straight eRampi-The Raiders Cll-1) werecoming off a big win overMainland the previousweek whkh clinched theoutright championship ofthe National Division fcwOC.Sophomore Heath Munlaywon tfwtOO meter hubterflyin 1 minute, 25seconds «nd anchoredOcean City's win in the MOmeter freostyle relay, KyleRichards, Matt Woodward,Lyle Serber and Muwlaywon the relay In I:4$,i3.The other Raider winnerwas senior Andrea Qmino,who took the diving with ascore of 183,"1 was hoping we didn'tMIDWINTERSPECIALCOPIER OR FAX,,..= $ 4 A 89 Plus Tax Per MonthJUb I I w 60 Month Lease PurchaseWhile Quantities LastAtlMtf§ City345-6400Wildwood522-4545Marlton2344$$$CALL NOW!Hammonton561-4400VJO~ Haddon HeightSmin First $47*4400haw too big a letdownagatast Vineland," said OCcoach Uoyd Haym, "%utW* did want (p savw th*ehatnpiQnship."Vineiand blit^d throughthe American Division otthe CAL this war arid it astrong contender to defendits South fcraey Division Ateam i-harnptonshlp rieMweek 'Sanders winsgeography beeOCEAN CTTY - JoshuaSanders, an eighth grade Sudentat Atlantic ChristianSchool, won the school Beb,8 gee^pmphv to trv the firstround of the Wrd annualNattonal Geomphy Beo,Sanders Is eligible to lake awritten test, (ran which the100 hip scows in the statewill bo diiwn to enrepete inthe state bse April & Statechampions will compete InPool operatorcourse at JCCMARCATI — The JewishOn Monday night $ to Monday nighrti eODAprt*fVM^fwHHnnHon at )si CunxnttNunvSh» wtw the K nvMW hur-Boys at Central,girls at Lacey inGroup 3 tourneyThe Ocean City hoys basketball Main, originally seeded1 Ith in the Group 3 tournament, wat moved up to 10ththe finals May »•» ««and has been scheduled to play at Centre! RegionalWashington, D,C(Bayville) in the tournaments opening round,The Raider girls, South Jersey finalists two of the lastTOCENT STAHLERRajitMrad Builder••CUSTOM CARPINTRY"REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS • REMODELING • ADDITIONSVINYL SIDINQ • VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS• PHONE 399-4724*Tented/Oertlllixl Slnoe 106Btit**************!************************WARREN EARL NORTHRegistered Builder399-2936flemodellno * Decks • RepairsJobbing 'Roofing«Sidingcustom butlderoV,'Ml'.New Coristruotlonwin, to face WUUarmtDwn, ranked No, S in South Jerseyby the Courier-Post.In the original seeding*. Egg Harbor Township wasseeded 10th and Ocean Oty lltn tn the boys tournament.The teams were both 9-7 at the qualifying deadline butOcean City had beaten EHT,When Tto SmtiHtt-Utt$tr contacted the NJSIAA aboutthe reason for its seeding, tho state atganiiatton reaUnd Ithad made a mistake,When two teams have the same record, the first criteriafor breaking the tie is head-to-head competition.EHT, which has qualified for the tournament for the tosttime, wtU now play at Edge wood In the opening round.The Mainland girls were seeded No. 3 in the South Jerseytournament The Mustangs play the winner of theCumberland-Eastern game on Wednesday,If Mainland wins that game and Ocean City beats bomLacey and WUUarnstovvn, the Raiders and MustangsThomas S,MoorePAINTINGCONTRACTORINTERIOR-EXTERIORLicensed • Ocean City20 Years ExperiencemumrmmFitness classfor seniors setSOMERS POINT - ShanMemorial Hospital wiU holda "Senlwdw* Btaw dan.March J» at the Senior Ottmshbuilding, AmbJer Roadand Massachusetts Avenue,Tho dass combines low-Impoct aorobtcs and stretch-Ing exerdsed geared to mettho special fitness needs ofolder ndultucoU 653-4500,TOM HOLLANDG.ROWLANDGeneral CarpentryHome Improvement! •RepairsBpmldMnBtn• Alternations• •Deoki and Enclosed Porches398^)945, 3d yrt, Experience "Custom wok angularprtn" ti^FlillnwrnaHonal umen'or BrleManimaiicI Mllccfta*Angte Oyteoum of EggHarbor Townshqj WM sifr« bektadRwina TVottMf ofhte.Wairennmnd In th* boys shot putwttfl a toss meftnued al S5feet, W ti**m, W» Bulldogteammate, Bobby t PROMPT, HPFIOIBNTSBHVItiB••••1-lfCapo May County'fi Lafflosl Applianoo Dcalar A3KIAND AVI,t' MBalhroom 4 KJtohen Renovailonoimpw ingflouUi J«ri«y'iMoilA(lmlr»d'Hoffl«i '\\ '

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(D CO 03 m TIiiifgjaj MrsIff 1!nfill•a ^35hi ill I 3tfrisili*:ss 1*2ill ii111 It JSH iniiir;p^rj - "srJfcj *illS%! i^ ;• 2e ti .ait ISv?M»!rM !! bitif'•* ifie &>tetaftyof tfiesitHBoni&negotlai'rions were very rnngft, and fheDaiteco pcnple ended- wiili greatrespect foe the peep fe*s£ CspeWi^Cbonry, f thmlt tliis is ffte &estpessftfe way »start- Erasiness amdf»&rto tfte fijttnea."reac&st sufcstajtfiat agreement innfcl'Cecanter, it coofc more tfians tnomft toi refine tfie CangnagrofEfte (ftrsr^DlBmev SOO^sage finalamrtact Hie sejotiatfsg session*tests, am* &ce-te-6cePIPELINEsfter tftesfgntn^" As wtrft all ne$vEistion^ we gsoe «ome swf cfceypve some. Bat wets IT, I feef tTfatwe were afite to obtain 3 ItnetfOrt'fraet for (Re eoatuy."The atjffiorfty's fouomAtneposiffon van (tec-Danec# is tosssameftta-ffnancfa* niaBaTt? fortfteifiteoor of cfie aBtterlry and tfieWaste mm; I Project Moves to Final Hurdle7#% Recovery ofSoEd Waste:How Composting WrO. Workby afcnit 70 percent and allow Cape May Goonty xo VSS&KX (tfirougftsfsfaatioB of receding and amgcsting} 1% gacest of tfie solid wasteDDLTnis s bow cotnpo»iing woriisrfl> Momcfpa^ solid waste is- deposited on t&e tippftrg floor of tfie1 recjcfing programs, metal, wtnie ^jods, tfre^wgetatwe waste, csjflstrtuaSoit deSrfey(^ Tfie waste is carried ftoira (fie tippfng Efoor By 3 coiweycr&efCry fiand-soctfngienioves ad&tSanal reajelaeiessocftas wesodandrrommet screen?"'-'*Si^rotairagdnmiwiftecticalartotonitfteiJram^^TtenisiinEelypBqw» ifie waste too? a smatfeTifieawier frsaicm and a EargerfffgfiterfiaaSm. Bootnigkawe* open gsr&age fagtT&e fieatrfer fiaoioti of cfie waste (t&at wftieft fis» droppe** ntt&etroiinne{> ondergoes processing »fcmove3ftiinf'mnaainf atfieTnscsctaeie*. AnBgnafeMparator extraca mecaI*,A"flai[s&raSJer* prejsare* c&c waste W tfie "secondary trommel screen,^ wfiidi• ' fS^TBe&eavjerfraaion passe*tftroc^g^•^^«tse93raror."G^asJVgritamCsomex sniic or tfie Bottom anct are removed to be recjctoJ a» anaggregate. Tfie rcmai'nfng portioii is altnosi eatireJy compostaSfe.^ (6) Fort6eGgftterfractionofcompc»t^festtotfu»soivr4T&eiaiiamnigwa«eni[teDgfitWft3c^ap3Sse9t6roiig6a:IbW'fi• (3>Ttnstsro fractions, BOW rotiMtingincBriyofcomposBDfe wasteranzeombmaim * toattngdraro tSastnStwanrf wewfttafe ifie material.TBginaterfaltfiesgoonito-static, aerated compoatng piles to-Begto tfieproces of anrag and ftiodegradmg. During ftortfphases of actual compast&r£,tfie:process Bfarefiirty motritotctl (Witamtain optimnm fcreb ofenrpaamre, mosnn^aujgEitaisf car&on cGajcfrfeiempejacnreaad moismrep OidLf5> AftiEtrWeCsj!^. tfie compost fcsaeeaed agaitt t& remove Bte ofScatai otfter noti-cotnpostaf process rss&bie,flflJTBffpiireraJrapoaigJwniBJa final set of *taric,3erareif pftesb ^ f e 2 I I T ^(Camamed art back pagryCMCMUA Ex*as&e&rtctc>rG&)r& Marinates tfOa&tegtAifacnam Ar /ia/jr jf^fetna nonrMwl byCkineea'i compostrkalfy faster than those raised without Oie product5f*i *ar ilsfflf CPf iIs to ObtainStatePermtisTfte att6On Page 3;Continuedme

SIC says pay upor go to court — A5 at problems I school aid A4?€*Hi I Hill ISi 1fiII• 5 S 1 1$$•;'$;• ;j* ^Fll^^iipfc ff :/i;pM|fi'?ff |^i#»|W^lpfyay,Hi.y 'I-KM«J ^ ¥,>#.,., -,.,,.,,,...... «^«^S'SP!ggMglf^1liiirilil ifrli!i#»ifs;i|llrlll UH ill fito#8-cent(ax hike in1991 budget% BRIAN GOONKVSEA BUS CITY - The Bawd ofCMnmftstewers fs idwdukd to mtrode e « ttH tent»Hv« W1 W.1 mUUUl budget tomorrow• the proposed budgetlo«! purpeae ttk would mlimxcents to it wnti pet $\Gb pvaluaHoft, A hon\enw«« with mStt)0,000 asi^wftt would pay MOmote tn loral takes this ye«r k" Tke commissioneri Mtotbute the. bulk o* th« m hike »s ip)» hehweK• insurance and contracted siUrytnaetsM, Despite «he httwi, ihey Mid• eartier this week, department butJptsPvwe wreftilly ^uantimjl to ensure: an austere budMt in the current• harsh Konomte dtmale. The bud«t: prot^, they said l Induded itrtngentreview by the m\im

• tM. OeMn Qty, N j **n»*a«y. 1M1tor comes under fire-*gi«inttv*Jueied by O.S li *," ~ •* niliff T?W pill ^WKff* OMt *W *\\S?K fc^* • = im*TV»r the small amfmnt .Vdent af Hw P>\it Ownersits lntrnductiori tewmie it gwti*»«H% this isASsortatiCwi o>f the United•v week* MO, 53 nwnv gcina M Iv * rr^-enue*, c»IW the Mi funda-bm of the US house of l««er, Hughe* -said This m to Increase rales an Decemberpany announced. The newrates, the average Caperates are effective Immediately.May County customerTh« water company had^i Channel.After years of barte, the latgely-dormant C^stel AreaReview Board lecentiy o^effuled the Division of QMstwResources and improved « pexmit. The DEP dted OMI*des.on Cap© May-Lttwes FerryNEW CASTit, Del - The Delaware River k BayAuthority last week approved a toll rate increase tatl^,May-Lewes tterry patrons effective April I, The new ratewill mcrease ear and drivers' fares from $16 to $18 andpassengers' one-way fares from $4 to $430,Commercial vehicular rates will be proporrJonalelyIncreased, The new rates are approximately a 12VS percentIncrease over the present fares, the hike reflects the need (to balance ferry income with expenditureSj according toWUUam J, Miller Jr., the authority's executive director.The 1991 budget, without the ferry Increase, would resulttn a $1 million shortfall of income versus operatingewnwis. The last ferry rate increase occurred in t«R"fare per mile" of $1,13» eompared to a national averagecapital Improvement program amounting to $45,5 million.Projects include adding car decks on the ferries to increasthe capadty of three fcrriM from 100 to 148 vehicles, providinga new ferry pier to Cape May and in Lewes, andmodifying the existing piers to provide two lanes tor exitand entrance capabilities on the transfer bridge.Additionally, a new administration building Is plannedat the Cap» May terminal,Dennlsvlllo family clearedof child sex-abuse chargesLOWER TOWNSHIP — The three Simmerman famUy _members were found innocent last Wednesday of sexu- Qoily abusing two of their students at the Dennis Townshipday care center, ending a case that began 14 months ago,according to THe Press of Atlantic City,Defendants Herbert and Nancy Sunmerman, along withtheir son Paul, 19, were acquitted by the Superior Courtjuty, which deliberated for six hours, The trial had, begunon Jan, 29, and the three hid beetvehamed with aggro*vated sexual assault on two five-year-olds «t their centertn the fall of 1989,The Simniermans expressed relief and happiness thatthey had convinced thejury of their innocence, Cape May£County Ftwt Asslstent Prosecutor Robert G. Wells saidthe verdict might keep parents of child-abuse victimsfrom coming forward,Landmark local ethics lawla signed by PlorloPARAMUS—Cov, Jim Worlo last week slped • lawrequiring flnandal disclosures from all local public offi-using 21,000 gallons of In other busmets, the authority approved a five-yearwater per quarter canoriginally asked for I $24,5 expect their quarterly billmillion rate hike, but top Increase from $55.90 toagreed to a $12 million $61,27, and Increase of 9,61increase after a coalition of percent, according to thefive municipalities IntervenedIn the rate approval There is no Increase Inrelease.procets and a settlement sewer rates tor Ocean City,was reached,Publie fire protectionTno Increase will generate charges have also ineteased,about $12 million in additionalannual revenues increase In private fire pro-•nd some areas will face aninvolved, according to a tection service,Overdose kills one,hospitalizes anotherOCBAN CITY - An spokesman dt, Bob BlevtotAtlanbe City woman was Police believe both arefound dead and a man was victims of a drug overdosehospitalised Tuesday, because of evidence foundapparent victims of drug at the scene, Blovtn said, Heoverdoses, according to would not elaborate on thelocal police.kind of evldonce or whatJane Laskey, 39, of drugs are believed to beChelsea Avenue In Atlantic involved.City, was (bund dead In, a No arrests have beenhouse in the 1400 block of made, and the investigationCentral Avenue about 8 Is continuing, Blevtn said,p.m. by Ptl, Bill Friend, At The house on Central(he game time. Friend found Avenue Is a privatelyMickey Watson, 37, also of owned, single-family house, cials and setting up a strict code concerning conflicts ofChelsea Avenue in Atlantic according to the tax assessor'soffice.Interest and post-employment restrictions.City, Walton was treated atthe scene and transported Th» listed owner of thito Shore Memorial Hospital,accordlns to police for comment.house could not be reachedBIG CRUISE SAVINGSGroup Departure Oct. 4thHOLLAND AMERICA'SIAS ROTTERDAM•ASTERN CAN ADA-'.. 10DAY ' 'ThB flndlnoB^bf *no toBiet" and *m water aualllydtgMditon* hiw Bowbitn eonilatent msmM ettft.Hftlw ytm el sampling; the luminir of 1W0 narked Bigthird summer in whlcfi all tour stamdary treatment, ,.plants were operatbiO; ' rNAIL STUDIOi± At Mo M's Salon & Spa The results of the 1990 testi were released in a health 'idepartmentreport that wa» revleweH by the Authority '}commlisloneMat»helrFcb,20meeUnir, \ ; f,,.4605 Undli Avenue, Sea Isle City, NJ', ^The law applies to all publle agencies below the statelevel except for purely advlsorybodles and school boards,Plorlo has called for similar ethics legislation for localBoards of Education,Flnandal disclosure requirements Impact anyone whoholds elective office, can approve development or grantlontng, variances, The disclosure forms will be public rec>ordi and the Local Finance Board within the state Departmento( Community Affairs will have primaryresponsibility for enforeemeM, Each county and munlcl.polity is authorised to establish Its own ethics board and Acode of ethics, Penalties for violating the law range from a$100 to $500 fine, and possibly disciplining or removingthe offleM or employee,MUAwastowater effluent hadlittle Impact on water qualityCOURT HOUB!—DUekfcrtes of tteattd effUiiftt fromthe Capfe May County MurtlcFpal UttUUei Authority's fourr»|ionil vwittWatwfcwtasKiplinti had *virtuiUy no, i"tmpiel* en witeif ouilittuAnfo 1990, aeeordlBg w M _Cape May County Health Department, #ATourism industry takes aim at early school openings, other problemslU vide. This bt« btetldtowftElectod officials, Industry raps looking torwaysraise the revenue thiwigh together with those that did would be aft trnpfflHantico>1 It* ««il^w Jersey ischooSs |u»e mihighe* beach tees works under th* all-ettcompaislng nomic indicator, for thema o&Hcges do w* open S^Miibei. to assure healthy seashore economyagainst rt»e oHgteal goal of Ifflscy fflww" bannw. The regten tnd shfiw tti« tnteattractingmore visitors, slate tfwuld urge tfce media g^ prt touHsm plays inunlu after Labor Day, odl- Tw* t»rly erftag farpftsitiw »edta eov* summer ««.«^» and making mare students and teachers,funSi available to shore causes resort businesses to(MmnumitSos (» tourism* curtail service and hour* erfRated projects are iome tt opaatton, said ^y O*to erfft* ways the state «n htlp Ope May O^rt HOUM,teft^ove tourism tn tf*i executive director of thet »wa» regtonal offidah said N j. Oani|p(ji!6u»d Owner*At a meeting here Aid&y, Ass»datim. Monday,March 4 to Qty Hall, 9thStreet and Anbury Avenue,and will be Mowed by aSale/flea market setNORTHFIBLD - Thecity's Cultural Committeewul hold its annual springgarage sale/flea market 1the first problem police hadwith the youth event, and It a,m, to 3 pjn, Saturday,was attributed partly to the March 9 at the RecreationWashington*! Birthday holiday.Lodge, New Road near MillRoad, For table Information,call 64WM01 after 3 p.m.Wards Pastry will BeClosing at 12 noonSATURDAY, MARCH 2ndFor the Wedding ofWALTER & DENfeEN.WARDS PASTRY730 AsburyAvenua* Ocean City, NJOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKCustom BlindsGaryert first sought federalfunding to replace thebridge at Corson's InletState Park." Kilpatrick said,state,"The memorial bridge Isnamed for a city employeeand fisherman who fishedmen in mind, There is &wide pritfOVm runHinialong both sides of thebridge, but separated fromcar trame.KiKiHas joined theDESIGNER TEAMofSTUDIO HAIR DESIGNERS507 East 9th St., Ocean City, NJYou em call her at.. .391-9171 or 391-9195Jewelry Hut.H* 1308 Boardwalk ^It*. ^^^ Oe§»nClttf,NJ • 388.8884 %Hello, we're re-opening fer our 14th season on Sat., March and,and Sun. Mir. 3rd -[11:00 AM to 4:00 PM). We're one of theoldest, locally owned Boardwalk stores in Ocean City. Come by!GREAT SUPER OPENING SPECIALSExperienced, Knowledgeable, Large AssortmentPIERCINQlW Ce pierce more tan mat any other elnolo storeRiyians14 Kt.Qok) 028 Herringboneloo painCLIP EARRINGSYourCholc*DiamondRing; HM itetwiAviiwinwuonlyCrystal JewelryQenulnilHIghQuilltyiLOWEST PRICES!!!MOOD RINGSBab Rose of Mdjeton,vi«e chaUman of the South*ttons,SM.Web ,Its efforts to otck down onfowQy |gr9Up rslliuSi Llanosaid, and the AssmMyCouncil, said that the «wld help by pravtdfitgS200 ( (XW tourism matching tougher penalties Mid guargrantprogram approved by antets that those groupwe Assembly wul not go renters who receivegumfarenough when dfstrib- monses will appear Inuted throughout the state, oourt.State A ^ | ^ ^ ^ ttMttW^tedin^afttt^dthatf matriung JJJ«f JUJjfcSSStggrants aw th« best return but taking a hard lineon the ttate^ investtnent twould discourage bolstermisyoung people fromstnee both local end sMtegovernment* are werku\g coming down and helpWe added that the reces- Jfj* »«**«''"slon and safety eonoemswith overseas travel in lightof the gulf war should alsoboost the number of visitorsto the shore this year.Growth In tourism wouldalso help insure, the state'scontinued economic andemployment future.The completion of the last21 miles of Route 55 fromPort KUtabtth to the GardenState Parkway duringtho next several years willalso further open Cape MayCounty to tourism, Salmonsaid,Patterson also asked thatstate legislators help htmwith his longtime goal ofgetting t geogrftphicbreak*down of tales tax figuresfrom the stilt Dtvislaw ofTaxation — something theSmart BunniesPlan Early!Easter is JustAround theComer.Coll UsPlan YourMeal.we support ourtrod|» in thePewiBnOuirandpray tor theirsate return,•*. «««« Qourmtt Shop, Batery391-0099 and otf-premlso entering332 West Avt. r OMBA CityNOW OPEN DAILYNew Up-DatedOVEMIZBDSWEATS$3500Includes3 letter monogramSDayeOnlylTriure,, Fit & Sat.LAST CHANCE!Alt ReducMerchandiseTHE GRAINAR 110 tO 6Except Sun,398.1740700 ABbury Av«.» Ofiifln City • 398-1740SPICTACULARFINAL CLEARANCESALEEvery Winter Coat in StockNOW 50.Wool Coals • Jackets • Pant Coats • Downs,• Zip-Out All Weather Wear •Icelandic Wools• i-Ml,

MiA4NJ$7.8 million budget provides for 6% salary increase, school aidUPPER TOWNSHIPThe Township CommitteeMonday (ntroduoed * N-nMliveS" S million municipalbudget ftw 1901 Undflr It,the current S3 million taxcontribution to the schooldistni"! U tving maintainedand again rosirfwts will niMfsot" a Wai purpose tax, !"ho township primarilyojw.itw from the groiisrtwipt* anj franchise tax itrtwvrs as host communityfor Atlantic Electrics B.LFngland GerwiHting Stationin Rooiley's Point It isanticipating $4 5 millionI'mm this sounro, »«wdlngto Cornmltwernan AndrewI MfCmsson Ir., whichwould rttpmspnt about 58 atlon renter.percent of ttw $7,m\7%f, The reserve for imcollectedtaxes was also8) p.m. tomorrowat the Public Safety Building,J.R Kennedy Boulevard.Two hurt seriouslyin township crashTUCKAHO! - A two-scenevehicle collision Monday by helicopter to the traumaIris Pabon was takennight along Route SO here center at Cooper Hospitalinjuredthree women — two University Medical Center" seriously, according to State in Camden, where she wasPolice.reported in stable condi-daughter, Leida, 16, both of Her daughter was trans-Iris Pabon, 46, and hertion.Blwoodi Atlantic County, ported to lurdette Tomlinreceived head Injuries in the Memorial Hospital In Capecrash, according to a May Court House, poUccspokeswoman at the State said. She was in guardedPolice Port Norrig barracks. condition with heaf traumaThe second driver, Amy and a concussion, a hospitalWyllo, 27, of Quakertown, spokesman said.Pa., had minor injuries. Wylle was treated forminor arm and leg InjuriesAccording to police. Irisat Shore Memorial HospitalPflbon was driving north onin Somers Point andTuckahoe-Mount Pleasantreleased, according toRoute (Route 644, milepost6,?) at SiSO p.m. when shefailed to stop her car at astop sign and struck the vandriven by Wylle head-on Inthe center of Route SO.Wylle was heading southon Ute highway.Personnel from the UpperTownship Rescue Squadand Tuekahoo Fire Com.pany responded to thepolice.No charges have beenmade yet, police said,Trooper Joseph Byrd of thePort Norrls barracks Is han«dling the investigation.Recycle thisNewsGRAND OPENING!NEW SHOWROOM NOW OPENLET REBER MCLEAN CREATE THE ,KITCHEN OR BATH OF YOUR DREAMS.,n .Wall wodTwlttfydu fo CDBtomlzs a ofeqi iwKing room marirT— iMrr' ( nffltorwurlttiri«, Wt'll llMM/suggm), dtk questions/present"I think w« better go on the offensive here,because we're being painted Into a comerRegpanstbiiny tor main-Mtntwf rtx- pumpiK| stationh« been a pdnt ©FeoiUwversy brt«\ thedewilopNS and the «mdomtetumWiners tie4 tnMtt«e KW» toe since ihe ^ monetary problem*oeettrwii., ^Vhlte ^t*k t« wwilted hw\ *e 19W splU,undie«TOy to tnsur* rt*t ^e The «ate D^artmeAt «tfpum^s statiohs at IW\ Envtronmental t^oteetlonand 2Sih streets can bear fftwd the dty and fte threeme summer toad, developers SI 38,000 last\ K^ Riwwl1 ttkM • quettiw from or» oi th« students at theMARINE—(continued from page 1)dons were too personal, hechose not to answer. Thesoincluded hjs thoughts onthe effects of anti-war demonstrationson the troops'morale, the disproportionatenumbers of blacks servingin the war- andcasualties from friendly fire,He did say a number oftimes that ho s behind PresidentBush ISO percent"We're very well preparedfor this war."And he's thankful for hisMarine training, "hn'notgoing to be a failure. 1 knewthe military could give meso much, and they did. 11went on to become theCroup lit state champs, andhe was on the 4x100 relayteam that still holds theschool record.Counseling the studentsto stay in school and get themost out of their instruction,Rowell brought thestuddnts to their feet in astanding ovation for theirinstructors.Teachers are there "tohelp you out, I didn't wantto believe they cared," hesaid, In fact, his years Inschool were the reason hecame to join the Marines,'I was a down, 1 * he saidof his school days. He wasRowell wanked the stu-adents for all their letters and wondered what he wasthe end of his senior yearand pekflges, noting that going to do.morale had been pretty lowforawhllo.A recruiter came to theHe and his mother were school. Rowel! said, andpresented with more gifts "four years down the line Ifrom the students, sweatshirts,a poster and a tape of For the students, he had afound myself in a war."a recent faculty/student rhetoHcfll question; "God'sbasketball game.given you the ability toRowell, a member of the make something of your-Class of W, was on theself; why put off to tomorrowwhat you can dohigh school track team thattoday? 11I i • '• > « r ,'ti'/ r ' ; " \ >'a i COTTONTULIP FABRIC^1/2 oz. size reo,$iSPRING SALEU' CLASSESStill AvailableHarbor Light( M Christian Book & Gift ShopMM Anniversary SalePrices % Kfl%slashed to OUOn Many ItemMarch 1st & 2ndRefreshments ScrvndScripture Cookies are back1130'Aibunr Ave.' " OPENOcean City, UJ,,MP! li '§&AAA . |aqa . 0:30 • 6:00390-10^0 - oioiod SundayHeeding his own advice,Rowell hopes to go Into lawenforcement as soon as hismilitary commitment Isover.He said he's "real proudto serve for my country, 11but chuckled In aekttowledglnahe wouldn't havesigned up had he knownwar was part of the bargain, matter go tocourt.But he did. And he conduded,more soberly; "It's position all along has beenWhile his .clients 1 legalmy job, I signed a contract.It's my responsibility, 11Flanders Hote1 Ith A BoMttwalkOcean City. NlOpen Mon.'Bat.Business Accountingfix PreparationFinancial PlanningDookkMpIngPayroll ServiceHqmeiiud PropertyTax Rebate ipplleadoniira now rcqulfod to befiled with your NewJcfieyIncome TaxReturn, Even If youdon't meet the incomerequirement! for filing iNow Jeney return, youinuit file » return toapply for yourImntoiuud rebate. CallduroffloafbrdeMlli.New Accounts.Always Welcome1)42 Day Avc.Ocean City, NJ399-5779matnteitoing that the yestewtay ihai they »e «1BWn had he» Qpenttnswilling to «Mrk with thewithout pemfH stnee 196* dty to wseh a t«*s«abtein vtoUMjn of the Water sdttkment «»J rtbtResort officials havedattned that tote) raspansibilityfor operation andmatntenaM« was-given tothe oviwrs in 1984* but ihedry was Mil held Ikbte bythe DEF siwee it Mpv

y, N,J, Tlmnday,obituariesV. Claire Aust.n,fTanddaugh(*r.M*ss of ChrisHan Burial was Saturday at Our I miy ofSorrows Church, Unwood B llil Ory, Mays l^ndHorn**, NorthfifjdRcwe (Amodio) Lynskey, 78VENTNOR - Row R, (Amodio) Lynsfcev, 7P of thisresort died Peb, M al rtwAHanHf Cily K4is^i1 Coniw,Mainland Division.Bom in AHanHe Ofy, who was a forme* WBOM ncwdoniHefore moving to Ventnor 10 yeaw ago,Mrs LpsWy was a former member of rh CharismaticRendv^l Gtoup of Chit I adv SMr of the «M* rhurrh,AHanHcOtySurviving are her husband, William J. ST.; three sons,William J. Jr, of Northneld, Edward of ScullviUe *ndJohn of Ventnor, three daughters, Mary BumsidB ofVentnor, Djstares HUleshwrn of Northnrid, and RoseHoffman of Los Cahw, O»Hr; 1« gwnd«\ fade magaaine ,-iHiclot ^H,Nfc I%iuth,i! w»< » hornier president of tt»e Unnii Q^,md the Hotvl Cnvw« of America in Washington. rj(£.wa« ,i Ijh- memlvf of the Federal Masonic Loifae'lUii iand ,1 »>;* .lofiiw S-'oHish Rife Shrlner, Iton n < ; ,"u) w«s * mombe' of the Sons of (he .MethodistCity from IM? to 1965 and most recently worked at Luigi's iwUon Restaurant in Ocean City,Surviving are four sons, Rulon E. and Robert P, of Rorlda,James C. of Georgia, and Walter R> of Scull vllUj; threediuahttni Betty Lou Stnurra of Long Island, N.Y., Mary I «B Wtilllr d

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SUNDAYArt, literature, Alpine tripentertain Research ChtbOCEAN CRY — An «- Mwh of teWfe peesenfc&tkvfct §r boc^c Savannah 4(td itstfritw situ & lute |VBS{iii&* feMfldfagioon en a Up fc> mi ni8nAy wGtetmnMqpKj MM ground hi this nm), CtamnBe Ksnsi&l JXpgtisns « # sm* tQQiK nt HQBBSS WBIttunbtr of tawA Oub want to vfeft the ttyArtist Lane* Bildersonshowed sSAs of his wortaof art. whkh todude »fShdemonstration,' Batdenonsaid, "Art tons feon thehem and brain and hands allAD his weds wenow mctrtofy. Ms enfitrpieces include seascapes,ocenji sWnms, s*onny sm,m boats and fishing fleets.Affhb woria we soM pri-\-atdy. He cfeims tf «n artistdocs i»» scd hts paintings, he^D wnt tokeep ftalways.A graduate of Petvn SlateUnlwrttv^ School of AwWtecture,tomon finds histraining often gives hisworks «aBsn. h tte past hehas done oils and acryiks, heb now doing collage*. Hedas cubism, and Tike thesea." he ts a purist. One ofhis pnteenetB to workingwith white on white.He has beMAffi views of theTyrolean Alpine Mountainsand castles with ornate decolaoonsand art treasures,including Ludwigfs ^*ie inBavaria, whkh was the inspirationfar Disney Worldftsarts. Abo viewed weesltdtsofcheesemaldngtnBriae,a cable ear ride in SwthKfiand and of course, the©months meeting willtenure a review of TV Rmdftm tbrmtt by ful Onnwaywd n talk by Ktmka BAsttreview of the book, ftrnv of the Ocean City FescueM SnmM by EugMUa MOB.shuff lin* onlust the other night wecaught a television showdepicting five couples on abanana-bait emlse; It vm*most interesting to watchhow they entertained them-Mlves,ft was most tatwesting tous, of ooiaw, to find thattheir physical ejterdse wasobtained playing shuffle*boud. Any reference to our^luflleboird is purely coin-*ddttttell*e dick, of course, ismade of woodi ttie djso antmate of wood, and In thisease, are about three inchesin diameter. We enjoyedthis ship shuffleboard onseveral cruises, and ownthough all of the equipmentii so different, we did enjoyit, These five couples also*enjoyed the game, andbefore the three-woekcruise ended, became prettyWQ heard from our fellowmember Jack Schntlderfrom his new hone in Florida.He gave us a completeprogram of the Plaridttournaments, along with adescription of the manydubs tepresented and theemeersofeadi,We find it interesting thatin many of the tournamentsIn this capital of shuffle*boarding, mere are substantialmoney prites, They'renot exactly the $160,000 golfprim but enough to maina fun game even moreinteresting, We have manyof our members in competitionto capture some ofthese prites,Win spring just threeweeks away> we took fcr»ward to the return of manyof these competitors, Sinnthey have been in the centerof all of shuffleboard'sgreatest we expect to betaken ever the coals. Weshall see.JtreeyeaptlTCruary meeting of the JerseyOlpe Intanattanal Trainingin Communications groupwelcomed several new membersand guests.Persons interested InImproving their communicationand/or leadership skillsarc welcome to attend Awnwt meeting 730 am. MA.day, March 4 at the Shuffleboardbuilding, 5th andGoto OH Linda ft390-1662 with questions.Ocean City Italian BakeryIVarsity Inn Mug Cluboooserving in the Gulfdatt of ITVteT^wtg, withwhom be resides, andlames R Walsh Jr. of KansssQ^% K«n», his. »«»%bom dqpio^d to EAhfAin,Saudi Arabia. wh*»* he wi«He Is a Now 2 gof th» UA Na^ RearultTraining QtnMr urtd a |*n-JS graduaM of to B»d SsrteMlcomputers and software. About $256:000 worth ofpoints were collected In boxes set up In schools,Churches and other community buildings.Governor's Award togo to physics teacherEssay winnersMark Davttten, left, took Rrtt p>«# m the e«ty contest "Onm ewywe^s probten\-sponsored by »i« Kntahts ©I OehffiNbus, Rwirrtrtoh ^indi Me, 8V1S. 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In »hi bsfik rowtrs Bffl filter, councfl Qrand knitfit, meitm ttarm AsseKa and Tim OIIM, wnwstcoordtnatw Mrs, Asitlrt itwnth-flfarJsrs pro\MM) 48 ertrtM in the TOU^Won,Mustang notesraws from Mainland Regional High SchoolSEXEQUrtYSUCCESS INTRAINING GIVENBUSINESS HONOREDSox equity, stereotyping Seniors Tcrri Cook and«nd MntreditlQnal careers 'nrtd Pftaensr will be rangnindby the Berkeley Col-Went topics discussed at trwNew Jersey Student LeadershipProgram held at Glass-26th annual awards pro>lege of Business at theirbore State College recently. gram on Saturday, MaKhFive Mainland juniors IS.were among 50 who ware Cook and Pfistererinvolved tn the ABETS conference— Achieving Sex verance and outstandingreceived awards for perse-Tabulating tapesEquity Through Students. achievement in a highJohn Bates, rang Parris,Members ol the Ocean Oty Inttrmtdatt School StudentCouncil surround PTA President AIM Wt>» andBerkeley ts located in Westschool business program,Michael Gatis, Mee Hanand lisa Kim examinedtacutty adviser, teacher Patty Maltis, center, alter theyPatenon,gender bias and ster-in tabulated the Acme register tapes collected torIBMeotypinR advertisements,LINWOOD - Richardtowouf, a ternar teehnloilIllustrator and alternate routeteacher candidate, has beennamed the 1991 recipient ofthe Governor's Teacher ReeagrdttenAward at MainlandRegional High School Kassoufteaches physics andadvises the physio dub «tMainland,In 1967, Kassouf came toMainland from StocktonState College and pursuedteaching certification throughNew jorsey's iueccssfui alternateroute program. He hastaught both nfithematia andedonce at Mainland, and preporedstudents for thenational physio exam andeompoBlive testt in tt» NewJersey Sdence League and inthe Merck Sdence Day Com-,petition. Currently, heMiches Advanced Placementphysics and physics at Mainland.Kassouf s selection wasbased upon nominationsfrom parents, students, facultyand die community,which woe reviewed by apanel of nine members, Asthe award recipient, he willattend the Governor's Convocationon Excellence InTeaching In May at PrincetonUniversity. He will alsoreceive a SW0 grant to use atMainland Regional,Rebecca Marian, the 1969Governor's Award recipient,chaired the 1991 selectioncommittee which Included:School SuperintendentAlfred Arena; supervisorAngela Fcrner; teachersMary Anno Sptker and Mat-1 thew Proviti; board memberMel Clarke; residents Nlcho-Engllsh teachers Susanonnolly and Andrew Prohiskflana Kcnnelh Wllllflmil,,hoiHh/physlcnl educationh f , wero finalist*.Twen-Mainland Reglcnal,Ui;Talorta and Dr. Peterftk and parent Nell Jagteacherswere nominated tarthe award.Richard KiiwufMARKETIrish Fiwn HemtnndtItem Product*r PASTA OP -THE WEEK6 Jumbo Mantcott)1 at. 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A12Of chocolate bunnies, troops' ratty,Doodah parade and artists' exhibitOCEAN OTY - Mostto!k«i ocmsuiw a robin rtifirst ngn fif -ipririR Not m'pThe arrival of ehoofslatt 1Kinnio* for \he> annual Easfor Para.ir n (l^. n^t harhinger frf rtiild ^valhpf inw v bkTho trouble U thainobody tvasi« my hook.Anyway, the bunnipshaw srrimi and are beingi in a «lf plaep T"hi*ywillbt ^isirihiitrd t•»•tessor has published twobooks of poet^, Vmpm Spurmm,winner of the WmoreSchwarta Memorial PoetryAward, and Lth In tkt MBntum,day if you can stBfftaeh oily M.C, froBi GtNrer washim and ymtll s«> what we right on the button «d hemean,did a number on the seemThis lapse in Judgment ingly ageless Joel Cray, 'can be forgiven because The Man of La Manchaatonement was made by complained that his bigSpoofing the KiWf mi I number wai "Impossiblycharacter of King Mongkut High,"more than its most famed The Ocean Qty eontirfportrayer,the late Yul gent was out In forceandBryner, To the tune of they enjoyed H» romp very"Shall We Dance," the King much thanks to the effortssang "Do I Shave?" or use of the excellent cast,enamel instead? Jerry Craig said that his ,Annie was there with friend Carol Charming *poker chip eyes and red would have enjoyed herfrock, Ann Miller was clone's performance andalleged to have killed LB, received it with her usualMayer with her massivt good humor, which apparhairdo.The parody of th§ ently extends to herself.Bates tickles the keyboard inan unforgettable one-nighterBates' rwume is ImpressiveIndeed, He Is worlddan all the way with scadsof international appearancesto his credit. Ho Wds anhonorary doctorate fromWashington and Leo Unlver^slty and recently made anappearance on the Edle'sPeople segment of Philadelphia'sChannel 10 news.'We recaU that on the Hugginsshow he was shown$100 deposit Is due with res-working out on a Nautilusmachine. Bates Is a slim manwith the powBrful shoulderiand biceps of an ArnoldSchwarzenegger 111 concealed ton on Ponjy, which hasby a tux jacket Ws power progressed from talk operaGot Rythym did have nlac beautiful sound, and a lovelyrhyAm and mm of the de^ sound it was.shwin rapld-fl» idiom, He His voice is one of thosealso played a complex organ-Uke Instruments vMd\arrangement of Sfrite Up Uu is rare In any era. His bestBend.effort came later In If Tote aMr. Bates lift the stage to Long Pull to Gel Then, alsohis co-stars, lentemln Mat' f horn Poqgr, P Wih With Its sail4ufi.Aews, Bddyt B«w and ina gmnls it would be typlaeoDmpantot,Wayne Sanders orf not only of fishermanwho performed exctrpts working out of Catfish Row,from Forgy and Item. Qarterton but even of aMs, KeroB bepn with a Qwsapeako Bay man's ehanstindardaria from the tyDubose Hayward collabora-Co-stars Matthews,Pierce and SandersImpressive toowas evident In the opening status to grand opera overset of three preludes by the years.guished singers as JossyeGeorge Cerihwin. Her rendition of Sunvmer-Norman in recitals.His approach was alter- time featured a descendo Bates' piece do resistance,nately strong and delicate. unequalBd by any prior per- which ended the concert,Hli li a Well coritrolled formanea ever heard, My was his fantastic interpretationof Gershwin's power with subtle shadlngs Mm' Gone Now was equallyJUapodiyand nuances,effective, with a range from in Blue in which he oftenHis tempo in Fascbiatin' the cellar to the vocal attic, gave tho piano a soundRhythm was almost languid Bass-baritone Matthews approximating the fullin comparison with Getth. sang a rollicking A Woman torchestra version, Pot this hewin's own slaoato machine, a SomettmtThingbMteitGot received a well deservedgun style on tho same piece. / Pbnfy e/NutKn was a bit too standing ovation and threeDINNERSFriday 4:00-6 p.m• ThlaWeok'a Specials*ORANGE ROUGHY 4,98bSTEAMED CRAWFI9H .,- 5,25. 'LOBSTER LOVERSSNOW CRAB CLU9TER9, 4,75,HLunch Time ^tll 3:00 P,MLOBSTER PLATTERi/d.,Mamiorfl,NJNighttimeLOBSTER DINNERrefined. Ho seemed too eon- curtain colls,owned with predudftfi afKIDDIE CUP WITH "1-KIDDIE IOPPIINGMs, Pierce also did veryvM by the Sinmbtm/ Qmt,which can sHll be heard inCharleston in season, Pierceand Matthews sang beautifullytogether in the familiarduBts from Ponjy and werevery ably abetted by WayneSanders at the keyboard.Sanders' credentials an asimpressive as Bates'. Sandershas accompanied such distin-—EdWiSmtrOPINIONSB4-5BILLOWSB6RELIGIONB3MORE SENIORS B2-3CLASSIFIEDS B12 13SPORTS 88-8,10,14The S#rtiin«H L«199'Hughes: Don't offset spending with SS trust

IB2 mtSgNlWWL-ieOaeR Ocssndty, N.J, TtMmday, Fabnnry M,DID I TAKE THE YELLOW ONE TODAY?Some tips for keeping track of those daily medicationsBy Fl-AINF 1FVFVTHU by several physician* fordifferent condifimxs.Some peoplo can go Interactions betweenthrough much o' their adult drugs, or between drugslives without knowing and certain foods, can createphysical, complications,fvactlv what medicationsthey take and why they ThcTCfone, the elderly couldtake (hem This is partii-u benefit from some simplelarU' dangerous W the elii suggestions w help themeriy, who ofton require a keep their medicationvanety of drugs prescribed schedules site »nd on track.SMH stall members Join Capl Edward I ally, center, o» the 15th Naval Fte#t Hospital intouching Project Desert Care.Shore adopts fleet hospitalon duty in Persian GulfPOINT - ShoreMemorial Hospital hasadopted a 500-bed US NavyReserve Fleet Hospitaldeployed to the Persian Gulfduring Operation DciertStorm,good time for parents toBecause worn-out toothbrushescannot properlyinclude health Newseentor 4ffs 6 pin.medical services for our"brush up" on the basic child's teeth as soon as thefl. edition is simulmst evertroops," said WUUam Port, do's and don't of dental first one erupts, as early as clean teeth and may injureand pro- WOND radio, 1400 AM,In the program Project Desert Care banner and Inner, M.D., a Shew radiologist care with their children. six months after birth, gums, It Is recommended, mDesert Care, Shore and itsexchanp, the naval unit who is the medial staff coordlnatorfor the ststar hospital care centers across the child wlU be able to brush three or four months.Many schools and child Between age 8 to 7, thethat they be replaced everyWMGM-TV, an NBC afBUdirectorJeff ate, is a member of the Green•employees have pledged pve Shore a plaque with itstheir support to send the insignia.program, "Wo in turn want country helped parents and alone.Whitaker said Davis was Group Communications,to support them with ourchildren learn simple, funWhat does fluoride do950-mernber Delaware Valley Today, 200 Shore employeeswill gather to create aown expressions of caring," lessons and exercises thatAt what age should myand what is the best way tounit news from home,induding letters, vidcoeassettesand the latest mDdleal send to the fleet hospital.picture postcard greeting toShore doctors, nurses and explained the fundamentalschild start using a mouthgel it? Fluoride is one of the Adult day care is topicsupport steff will adopt tadividualfleet hospital mem-preventing tooth decay andof good dental care.rinse and begin flossing? most effective elements forBy age 6, your child shouldand nursing journals, Shore and Naval ReserveBRIDGiTON _ day's y a, ,h e CumberlandCoun( AduUIn observance of this use an over-the-counter fluoridemouth rinse dally. Atofficials from Philadelphiabers, exdianging letters andtooth loss. Ways far yourm ^ dmonth, Dr. Jed Sest, pediatrtcdentist and consultant toabout age B, he or she"We want to show our will raise the fleet hospital'svideotapes of news fromchild to get fluoride protectionInclude drinking fluorl.«in South Je/- Medical Day Care Centersupport tor ho men andunit crest at Shore, whore ithome, lncludiri| favorito TV Kinder-Care addresses parents'most commonly asked under your supervisjon.leg\ skttV8 policy coWniWe R-Gape/Cumberland,G / lK Jshould be able to floss alone£here was hosted by Assemw^^ ii BiondOiwomen whose job U topro-wilvide medial are for troops unit returns homo.fly every day until theshows and sporting events.dated water at school; a a RbUeanThey will also send medical dental hygiene questions:stationed in the Persianjournals horn hone so thatWhat Is plaque? Plaque isyl^ayhere/l^ion do said he wa,Gulf," said hospital president Also, a youth group from their counterparts an keep When should I begin to a thin, colorless, iHeky filrri a fluoride toothpaste and The Assembly , Republican —«- looking - forward to pingr,-Richard A, Pitman, Our lady of Sorrows Church current proresstonally, clean my biby*s teeth? contalning harmful bacteria uslna a fluoride mouth Policy lTask Tk FForce, co- over reports from adult ddayplans to present its donation Dr, Former said a "care Because a newborn's 20 primaryteeth are present at teeth, Brushing and flossingthat constantly formi on rinse.chaired ^'" J u by " Assembly, *ul " ~--««-««i-'« care officials in Cape r—"....'Project Desert Care toour to support Project Desert paekap* of footballs, basketbillsand other roereauonal birth in the Jawbones, clean, removes plaque.way of showing personal Care,and professional support forour new *sistcr hospital 1 Reserve fleet hospitals such items was recently prepared. ing should begin the firstg JJ y J hlghUghi keyIs there a differenceduringthis confliet,"teinod, eombat-ione units for fully operational, wo hope to each feeding, the baby'syour child healthy snacksoptions.as the 15th are self-con, "Once their unit becomes few days after birth. After between toothbrushes? to tooth decay, Provide care in New,Jersey. Yester-' "lini »«nds and careHow do I choose one? AskPitman said the hospital's acutely wounded or illbo able to respond to their gums and teeth can beyour dentist or dental with little or no sugar andBoard of Trustees unanimouslyapproved a resolu-Shore is the first dvUlan hos- they arise," he said, cloth or gauze pad tochild-sized toothbrush,patients. Naval bffldals said individual and unit needs as wiped with damp wash, hygienlgt to recommend a starch-, fresh fruits and veg-HUGHESFortion establishing a link withthe naval hospital unitRepresentatives from bothhospitals met to InaugurateProject Desert Care. Shorepresented the 20th Reel Hospita!with a commemoraUvedence and avoid frailtyThe other benefit, ofyou see more tfian one physician,keep a list handy soThe henefitt are two-fold.Adopting a scn» of personalresponsbiUty is espe-course, is that medicationsthat each will kpow whatcially important for today's work best, «nd are »rW,medications yr«it »»*> takingelderly who live longer and when properly takenare unwilling to lose theirKeep the list up to dateability to think and live If drugs are •pnMeribed and in your wallet tf srmw.independently Retaining when you are discharged thing happens to you andresponsibility helps the from a hospital, be sure that you can. t communicate,aged maintain indepen you have a detailed list. If ynur n^edicaHon list will Bf*Medicare will payfor mammogramsPRINCETON - BeginningJanuary IW1 Medicare wasauthorized to pay fw mammographyscreenings forwomen over ago SS at theallowed feeof SB,To help New Jersey seniorwomen to locate the tnamrnographygyvioi closest tothem, the Medicare/LongTerm Care Information Seevtoooflfens a ttJl-lrw numho*to rail.By phoning 1-800-648-MTI5, residents an receive adesolption cm the stale's 196mammQgram providers,their •darasses, hours ofeporatan and whrtw anappointment is necessary.The inrbrrnaUon has beenprovided by the state Departmentof HealthInftirfnflHon is also availableon the number ofmammoHTams allowed pwyear ana spedaj provisionsfar disabled Mwlicarti henefirianes,Edward J. fttoquin,MT1Sproject director, said thevalue of obtaining a manvmqgram « well -documented,"Breast cancer is the mojtcommon form of cancer toafreet women, and mammograinsare the best method ofearly detection at its mostcurable stage," he laid."Seniors are living longerand tfwe is no need toshorten their life spansbecause af an undiagnosedanew."your rriedl«Hons nothelp you k«p menagifc, hut also assures tafc.ing the Hght p»H at tfwrightNmeBeing responsibleKeep an up-to-date listof medications in your walletavailable»ke the medirtHon.LM to ask quwtkms. For further reinforceincluding: What I- this "»««, ^m*V u j" "** °Sometimes, when rnulHpie meditations are necossary,they oin be simplifiedand con solid* tart so the reg(men is easier to manage.If you haw visual problems,ask the pharmacist fora label with large print, orask a family member tomake the print larger.Always ask for detailedinstructions from the phy»idanand the pharmacist.Ask that the label indudesuch inrhrmnMon,The nmt step is to use achart. Tape the actual pill inthe top left carrier. Thenthe hours it is to be taken.Show each day for a weekand indicate the hour. Drawlines to makebox with a check when youDr. Bam* UwnU Benxwft rwfrssOT o/ i d m«nrf fcasrf of smiMa, el thtempty, you •«* the pillDaily contact forresidence living aloneOCEAN CITY - The receive a call they attemptlocal Rotary Club and this contact by telephone. Ifcity have implemented the there is no answer they goLifeline program which to the residence *r> check •maintains daily communicationwith midents who The service also gives thethe individual.live alone.police a registry for enwThe free service requires goncy evacuations.participants to call the lifeline information andpolicepdivision between 7 enrollment forms are avail,11 a.m. seven days aandable from Project Chairman\{ the police do notRobert Platwr, 398-0232.% fiSeniorTV40 'Mature Focus'jfssfocus of iUNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA55th Street and Asbury AvenueRev. Paul W, vander Loo, PastorSUNDAY, Mar. 3rd, 1991-10:30 AMThird Sunday in LentSERMdN:"Places of the Passion - "Court Yard 11Sunday School 9 AMSong SftvlM 10:18 AMMorning Strvlct 10:30 AMJunior Church lor Young PeopleBible Study 7 P.M. WednisdayMusical Direct Albtrtt Site • Nuniry Available During SorvlooOCEAN CITYBAPTIST CHURCH10TH ft WESLEY 399.2281SUNDAY, March 3,199110:45 AM Morning ServiceSunday Softool 9:30 a.m. ,Sunday Worship Service10:45 a.m. 'Evening Service„„?;QQ p.m.Wcjl, Eve, Service „, ,7:00 p,fn,A P ln 3 yun to 3th grade,. ——Nuniry avallabltfor all stntces• Morning Service'"Follow The Leader", Dr, Ronald Mansdoerfer"Wayne Eastlack Concert"ItandlrH} Per ThtFundamontaliOtThoPallhpital to adopt a fleet ho^italdeployed in the gulf vmr.T"he men and vromen ofthe 20th Reel Hospital willbo providing humani BrianChildren's dental needsFebruary was Children'sDental Health Month, aremove plaque.First Presbyterian ChurchPrMhytirlan Chureh (U.S.A.)7th & Wesley Avenue, Ocean CitySUNDAY, MARCH 3,19919:30 A.M. Sunday School11A.M, ServicoNursery ProvidedSERMON:"The Priority of the Promise"Pastor Sheldon4 PM Afternoon Vespersiayivtnlng Lsnttn aarviei 7 PMDr, & Mrs, James Jewel! • guest speakersFor information call 399-1633ST. PETER'S UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH8th and Central Avtnue, Octan City, NJSUNDAY, March 3rdHoly Communion9 A.M. Sunday School10:30A,M. Morning WorshipSermon: Nuriery ProvTdedMovements 01 The Heart, No, 2 • "Watting"Dr. 8hlvorg preachingMu8le"Vorlly. Thou Shall Be"by Theodore DuBoltDuel Sung by Frank Knauss•JMUI Died On Oalvry's Mountain"Dolayod broadoast of aervlos on WSLT/FMS a,m -0 a,m, oaeh SundayM, Ruflsoll 8hlv«r» ( Senior PastorDarryl 0, Dutr, Associate PastorLawranea 6. Moora, Minister of VisitationJohn Gregory BatQiDlreotor of Miislo/Oraanlst' 8OLOISTS:NaneyFoNMpNamee . , Jaoaueflne Taylor,Soprano , MeiiO'saprinoTim Badgley, Baritone Prank Knauu, tenorWhen should children•tart using a toothbrush?You can start brushing yourgeneral use, a brush withsoft, end-rounded bristles isoften recommended becausethey are less likely toinjure gum tissue,How often should Ireplace the toothbrush?etables are best,How should I preparemy child for a visit to thedentist? Talk about the visitIn a positive, mattcr-af-faetway and stress that the den-Hit Is a friendly doctor whowill help the child stayhealthy, Don't ever use thevisit as a punishment or letyour child see any of youranxiety about the event.GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL632 Wesley Ave, a.m-iy n,MK Ko mm) Ocean City, NJ,Rtv, John E, Jamteson,9:46AM BIBLESCHOOL11;QOA,M.MOHN1N7:30 P.M. GOSPEL SERVICE7:30 P.M. (Wad.).HOUR Ofs POWER"Ood's Word for Today's World"gran ye ire saved, through faith,,. "Eph 2.8rraniportailon Call 391-1904mCHRISTIAN SCIENCEWilcomes youto study the•CHRIST JESUS 1,, other foundation can no man lay thanthat (i laid, which Is Jesus Christ.ICorinMamBatThe weekly leiion.iomfon Ii coniprlisd of leledloni fiom tfis KingiinM verilonefIrisDlblomd fromcorfaipondlnicluilotiifromSCIBNCB AND IIBALTII WITH KEY TO TUB SCRIPTURES byMiry Oakflf Eddy.The iplrltuil Irulhi of the weekly leuom hivn brought -heallnfi,regenenilohi, and lupport to Wider! for over one hundred yuri.joiisr ursiSUNDAY SERVICE 10:30 A.M,SUNDAY SCHOOL 10;30 AM.WEDNESDAY 7i30P,M.(TutimMUl Malltii)READING ROOM UiOOAM.-Z AM.(MoitdaySilurday)First Church of Christ Scientist,',8th & Asbury AvenueOceanCity, , 399-0038 {',,win join WMGM TVWsNewsCenter 40 6 p.m. Mondaysfor'a new wies htetumPeem that will focus ontapactirig the senior(continued from page Bl)provide appropriate levelsof service, and vastlyincreased the number oferrors In processing uses,"The Social securityAdministration is alreadyhard pressed to meet Itsmission and provide thelevel of services that redpientshave a right to expectwhen they call for assistance,"Hughes Bald."These problems will onlyget worse If OMB isdeddod to do a »ntarmalt,•We feel his credibility inthe community will adtWto the strengths hon^mittee plant to hold «Phearing shortly to examineallowed to siphon off theways to improve the qualitySSA's already limitedadministrative funds tohelp reduce the federalbudget defidr.*He pointed out thatdelays and errors in processingSocial Securityclaims cost the taxpayersand beneficiaries significant^amounts of money in th^l on g run. In fart, he said*the General Accountingoffice esHmiftes that forevery 10,000 disabiUty casesnot reviewed, the trustfunds lose more than $9mUUon per year New terg«yalows currently hai abacklog of over 20 000 disabiUtycases, ho said.Hughes Mid his Subcom^of Sodal fcurlty servicesHe added that he plans tocosponior legislation to-assure that SoctarSecuHtyadministrative eosti paidfor through payrAl taxescannot be used to coverother government spending^programi, ipMARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH8900 Ventnor Avenue, Margate,SUNDAY, March 3rd, 10 AMme ol "Peak! otrate an spinwmmuniwi,from eurandthait!'THE PEAK OFBLESSING"Church School and Staffed NurseryF'lendthlpCotfasHrjur11 AMThoHev.TewieoElwyn, t Johnson. D.O.Thaflov.DavldA.Flomlno,i M,0lv. ,MINISTERStofPraydf,._-->,'OlwotarrtMuiioidrWFwnbM, Director or,' Youth Choli' . • y -I ' .' awn Parttchor, Organist \ •Insurance is available to pay for very costly long-term health careAccording to a national Wipe out a lifetime of s«V>estimate, the avengeannual ton of nursing Phome ear* is currently Most Americans have$23,000, and ads cost is done little to prepare far (heMpecNd to tnereiise to high cost of long-tenm can.$55,000 a ye« by the bi fact, many people have»1&erroneously assumed thatMedian Will pkk up theirflgum Uka ta, nursing hoine bill.If* ««y to see how quickly But Mediocre pays onlya nuning home May cutfor ekie tn skilled nursingWE LOST YEARSOF JESUS 9 UFEBy POOR RICHARDDuring UM, OirisHans reflect Upon (he life ofOwlst. But, what about *e Iwt year* from hisinfancy until age 12 and then until his adultministry? What happined? Why the silence?There are some fantastic stories about Jesus doingmiracles as a child and talking with the animals.But, these and such other tales woe dismissed bythe early church. The fart is that we know very littleabout the silent periods of Jesus 1 lifeOne reason far this silence miy be to emphasizethe humanity of Christ, During these periods helived the incidents and stags of life that we all experience.He wag truly human as well as divine.The sUen! years of Jesus give worth to the routineand anonymity of our lives. Every day, Job, plea,sure, word, conduct and relationship is Importantto God, Our routine and our humanity is meant tobe holy and sacred.Thank God for Jesus who became one of us andwho Is our Saviour and friend forever! In him, all ofout lost days and years have worth)Lenten Blessings!Rev, Richard C.Win&ittLighthouse Shore Ministrieshoinat and orJy If *e •* « reiittvriy new oonapt must ta available « hoursadmisskw follows t htwpt- and its fearurcs, prices, and*-* day.tel stay. Medtgap plans also wstrirttons •» by tm iweans taterin»di»l#-care factllexclud*nursing hon« standard. If you are try the ties provide less attenHonttjiys,market far loBfrterm tare »8 U »««, CPAs caution ave r^ty. Custodial orewelfare pi^rmm far At P" to ^ d * e *•• ¥&*• «*»» helping a persmBOM, does cover nturing S** ^ *• reahnw yoy «rtA wA routine activitieshome stays but only after dmuld consider ar# dte- u «Mng dressed, waUdng,cussed below«wgne patiwfs spouse or off- and bathing,spring hav^nearty deplete) iMrioteuc*ekincoDeMM) savings. Some patients requireAceardtag to At Ntw medkal services and othenleKey Sodehr of Certified just need assistant withPubUc Aocmnttnte, «s At personal «rtvttiM. Longpublic'sa«wtnea of mot- *m eare polldes provide •ing hanieco^ grows, mwe nmge of services. Some peiandvm peop* «• loo)i> lcics cover only skilled Ins best poiMes pay ben*ing tato some term of nursing care, the moit eflts far «ll tiom type* oflong-term care tnsunnee to eostiyfarwi of am radlitte*protect themselves and Skilled QM« must be pre- Daily t>«n#r1t:w -'- tmmm •gainst (town- soibed by • doctor, givenby • skilled nurse or medicallyMined person andGood Counsel setsDay of RecollectionOCEAN CITY — A spiritualDay of Recollection hasbeen scheduled for Sunday,March 17 at Our Lady ofGood Counsel Parish,lane Friel, who is chairingthe activity, said SisterMaria GoreM Pino, directorof liturgy and music at St.Joseph s Parish, SomersPoint, will be guest modem*tor.Registration will begin 10a.m. in the parish Hall, 40thStreet and Central Avenue.University dean is guest speakerMARGATE _ A Universityof WfMhington professor,who is also an oraalnedminister, will speak at the10 a.ni, service Sunday,March 3 at Margate CommunityChurch, 8900 VentnorParkway.Passion isChapel topicOCEAN CITY - "Placesof the Passion —Courtyard" is topic of themessage at the 10:30 a.m.service Sunday, March 3 atthe Union Chapel By-the-Sea, 55th and Asbury.The Rev, Paul W. vanderLoo, church pastor, willdeliver the massage, basedon the scripture MatthewThe chapel service IsInterdenominational, andnurtgry care Is provided. Achildren's sermonette is featuredat the beginning ofeach regular worship service,Sunday School torallagei begins at 9 a.m.Members of the publicare also Invited to Biblestudy ? p.m, Wednesdays,The current topic Is Corinthians,Alberta Seto, music directorand organist, directs ahandbell choir 7 p.m. Mondaysat the chapel. Choirrehearsal follows immediatelyat 8.Dr. Hubert G, Locke,former dean of the GraduateSchool of Public Affaireat At university, currentlyserves as a professor anddirector of Ae unWersltysProgram In Society and Justice..As part of the Lentenseries on "Peaks of FiiiA, "Locke will speak on Themount,Locke, the author/editorof seven books and dozensof articles, has done extensiveresearch on the Holocaust.Vim Dr, FranklinUtteU, he edited the book.Tht German Church Struggleand the Holocaust,Prior to his Seattleappointment in 1976, Lockewas on the faculties of theUniversity of Nibrasfca inAT SHORE HARDWAREK Pays ToBe 65 Years Oldor Older!If you're 65 yean old or older - come inand get your FREE Seniors Card.Ask any clerk,EVERY TUESDAY 10% OFF•With BMM Cart. 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WtAnAsNmAsYour Pko>*SUCCESSOR TOOCBAN CrTY'S cWSTFUNERAL DIRECTORUgly or...Beautiful?It all depends on whether or notyou are a lobster lover, To those whoenjoy this lucculsnt fruit of the BOO, alobster ii o thing of beauty, To others,It seems Incredibly ugly.Beauty is "in the eye of the beholder,"but, contrary to another old•aying. It Is not skin deep. True beautyoften can't be seen at all, It Is somethingyou feel, something of which youare aware, not necessarily seen,Benuty, for Instance, surroundsyou when you walk Into Owl's house,There is something In the atmospherethat you can't quite'define, No matterwhat's been happening to you, withinthe confines of your church or sytiHgogue,you feel a senRe of peace, ofsanctuary.Had that experience lately?ieiMum lllKiod by f hi MnsrKin Mis l«»lyI 1901, Knillni W.ll« Nimgipil SlMCH. 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EDITORIALSAn emormousachievementCity Administrator Richard t>an#y said thewhole prwess has result«i in "enormous savingsfor rate payers." He was referring to the outcomeresulting from the successful mullirnunidpal challen^e of New Jersey American Water Company'latest miiltimillion dollar rate hike request.Almost $12,5 million is to N cut from the $24.5million request following a settlement betweenthe water company and the several area municipalitieswhich joined together, hired an attorneyand fought the proposalAnd there was another coalition of sorts whichalso Ixwr-s lauding; The local Board of Realtors,Fairness in Taxes Association and 16^34 CivicAssociation each chipped in $500 to offset theSlO.mXl legal bill.The results (more than a half-million dollar benefitfor Ocean City consumers alone) came aboutfollowing the initial efforts of the Ocean City UtilityCommission, whose members deserve commendation.It all shows that giant utilities can't takeconsumers for granted just because we're a captiveaudience. It also shows what dedication andteamwork can accomplish.A well deservedretirement nearsThis is the last edition of The Smtinelthename of Fred C, Benson as publisher. gwith next Thursday's paper, the name of RalphCooper will be in that spot on the masthead below.As we said during his retirement luncheon lastThursday, Fred C. Benson as publisher was responsiblefor setting the tone of this newspaper, the ramllyatmosphere that makes working for a company apleasure Instead of a chore.It gora without saying that we members of the Sentinel"family* wish "Mr. B" all the bet In his weUdeserved retirement, With his wife, Mary, soon toi join him in rttlrement,"we are sure the greatctQeean-1 ^ty community Hi rat IWn tttt Harm tW*Jj|rtfBjf1 it, energetic, involved couple whose careers havecenteredon education and young people.Anyone who has spent 40 years in newspapering,including leading the state press association, has agreat deal to offer his fellow man. Fred C. Bensonhas given a lot of Wmself*, there have been countlissbeneficiaries, He enjoys fishing, but we don't expectto see him resting on the oars!Best of luck, Fred and Mary.Published In Am»tlo»'» Ortlilll Fimlly RMortThe Sentinel-LedgerA Divitien ot South Jtn«r Ridle, Inc.OihSt.,OceanCII¥ 1NJ.,0B2!S0238IitabllihMIUIFRED C. BENSON, PubllshgrRALPH J. COOPER, General ManagerJOHN H.ANDRUS II, EditorBYRON T. MERCER, Advtrllelng Manaaerlooking backclippings from pastissues10 YEARS AGOUPPER TOWNSHIP - To have cable television or not tohive cable television, that wUj bejhe question the UpperTownship Committee must decide before its next meeting.At Monday's regular committee meeting the three«mem.ber governing body tabled a decision concerning a usevariance appeal from the Tolcpromptor Corporation untilits March 9 meeting,Tdopromptcr is seeking to construct a 200-foot receivingtower and earth station off Route SO in Seavllle, — TheSmHntl-Ltdgtr,Ve)).U,miMYIARSAQOBids for pluming work, electrical work, improvementsto the present heating system, and for general alterationsto the old Central ov, school are advertised in today's Sentinel-Lcdgor.,,The alteration, designed by architect Rodney C. Wit*llams, of Margate, will transform the old school buildingInto apubllti safety building housing the Pollco Department,Municipal Court and ono or two other municipalffls._m.TfM OceanCity Sentinel-Ledger, March 3,1966.i«0VBAR9AdOThe only good feature about the blizzard which Is chokingOcean City with blinding MOW today Is that It Isn't aibad «»It might bo. ,,'The golden rule and the Iraqi troopsEditor,palways read Joo Gilbert'sSPINDRIFT column, and todate I'vo never had somuch as a second thoughtabout what he had to say;the column is Just nice.But what he had to say inthe Feb. 21 issue gave med tRlKttlha^lombflftivti eHHeftl of MikhailGorbachev's criticism ofallied bombing of Iraq andIraqi military positions.Mr, Gilbert pointed outthat Russia has no troops inthe Middle Bait, and thatthe bombing was beingdone to soften up the Iraqiopposition so that if aground war ensued, theallied forces (pro-domlnantlyAmerican) wouldsuffer fewer casualties.I will yield to the pervertedrules of war and notcomment on the bombingof Iraqi cities to destroy militarytargets; bombing thatMil probably claimed manyhundreds, perhaps thousands,bMraql citizens'lives,1 will comment only onthe bombing of the Iraqitroops; an act that the pervertedrule of war deemsjustified and thui non-erlffiinal,(Tho word aimtnal Is asubjective word andfraught with prejudice).Wanted: old photographsReaders enjoy seeing pictures of the past, The Sentinel-Ledgerwould like to publish old photos showingwhat our area looked like in days gone by.If you have an old photograph you would like to,share (the original will be returned), please drop it offat the office or send it along with date and description,your name and address to:"Old Ptetursi"trie iintlnil-Lidgtf112 E.Bth StreetOcean City, N.J. 08226-0238tnn this forenoon. forenoon, Ana And Mr. Deiteh ueitcn announced tnat.tne thfltths

;?iPublished by ami tor (h« wudem* of Owan City High school'Psych Club ActivitiesOn Pcbniarv 12th,FN%> ihologyC?liib member* visiti'iiManor for « Valentino t\iyCelebration Tfcc Club pirefreshments which wort 1while a program of singing andpoetry reading was pnpsont.M tothe elderly audience Allpartieipaied in sing alongs judiMcMale and Debbie Pniitt bothsang solos, and valentines weregiven to the senior citizenresidentsThe Psychology club wasestablished originally as acommunity servire organization.Members have been visitingWesley Manor on Valentine's Dayfor eight years,Tho Psychology Club sponsoredoUhe film "Sybil; 1 onJanuary 29th, After the film, thosein attendance participated in adiscussion session relating to thefilm and the disease that Sybilsuffered from, which is known astor the communityinvolved,"E*f>ressin^havingbrought anhappiness, memberspissed with the visit.The Psychology Club also sentValentines to patients in Veterans'hospitals to honor them (or theservice, of risking their lives toprotect our freedom. This gesturegained added significance duo tothe present war situation in thePersian Culf ..by Of rferfw MullttSeniorMummer__ w J3CH5 senior Robert ChurchillpT -in PhiladelphiaMummer's Parade on New Year'sDay. He won 5th place as KingArthur while leading his troop ofCamelot characters, all members ofmultiple personality. The differencesbetween schizophrenia, From 6:30 in the morning untilhis family.which is often mistakinly thought about 6:00 at night, Robert dancedof as "split personality", and and pulled his club's float alongmultiple personality, where an Broad Street. , judged by hisindividual may have two or more ablllity to "show off his float, hedistinct personalities, were dis- won a cash prise for his club, Hiicussed, the film "Sybil" is a true captain won 1st place for hisstory of a woman with sixteen performance, and his "Goldenpersonalities, and her treatment for Sunrise" troop won 2nd prizeover eleven years by therapist, Dr, overall,Cornelia Wilber.Club advisor, Mrs. Margollsexplains, "People are forgotten forawhile In the gloomy winter afterthe spirit of Christmas has ebbed,so we chose this holiday for ourannual visits, This is really goodbejausffoldor peoplu will knowthere are people who care aboutthem. 1 hope we continue thispractice and generate more interest,so we can go more often and do moreRobert has been i Mummersince he was only two years old."It's a family thing," he says, If herefused to participate, he joked,he'd "be disowned from my family,so 1 have to do it every .year. 11pejpjUte,, 1S&, sar«pm7 he sfys neen|oyi-dom| It; This year thr.weather was nice and the crowdenthusiastic, making the estimatedsix mile trek at least slightlyeasier to bear. .. -. ,oy Christine MutterThoughts on WarFather in the GulfLiving in America today weare entitled to many freedoms thatwe so often take for granted.Freedom of speech is one of them.Now with the reality of war, woscorn to be constantly bombardedwith anti-war protests and peaceactivists on our televisions.Much controversy can come outof our individual rights to voiceopinions. Some may say that peaceactivists are unpatriotic andpossibly traitors. It all lies in theindividual's opinion,, Peaceactivists might argue that they arejust trying to prevent death andfurther bloodshed,When one Is personalty.involved it Is hard not to sound one-sided, 1 believe that people whoare anil-government and protestJhe U.S. involvement in the gulfare doing more harm than good, Idon't understand who they believethey are helping with theirprotests, The troops? The familiesOf the troops? Maybe they thinkMPOEMby Dominic lannaceCampGelger/LeJouneNorth Carolina"When one is personally InvolvedIt is hard not to soundone-sided,"they are doing some sort of gooddeed by burning our flag,I believe peace activists aresending bad vibes to the troops,Many times the "peace rallies"become violent mob scenes and anti-American protests. I wonder If theycare about the effect this is havingon, the troop} and their families,Noone wants war, but when peopledecimate the Very flag that ourAs tho sun beats down upon my face 1 wonderwhy I'm in this placeLife is filled with ups and downs,Paces smile/ faces frown,You "dream of things you cannot see,, Of, life and love and liberty.AH things are missed, both big and small/Bui loss of freedom is worst of all.• No longer Can your time be spent,You wonder where your life just went., The song, the driiik; the laughter of friend*; All in a snap is brought to an end., , ,• Sometimes yoU wonder what it's Worth ; \' 'Sometimes 1 wish I could have more, '•4£. r T s'T-$ut such la life In the Corps/ * 1 J' -«'*:'WinnerThe Atlantic City Presssponsored a Blaek History MonthArt and Essay contest for studentsranging from kingdergarten throughtwelfth grades. Divided into threecategories eecording to age, studentsaccepted the challenge andcompeted for fifty dollar U.S.savings bonds and a chance to sharetheir abilities. The winners'articles and art work appeared inThe Atlantic City Press' Februarytwenty-fifth issue.Ocean City Junior, (ulie Engle,received first prize for her essay,"How Can Relations BetweenRacial Groups be improved?" In herpriEe-winning essay she pleads forsociety to teach the childrenequality and unity between peopleof all colors and races.In the art division senior,Mike Hoban, and junior, DeonLadaye, were both awardedhonorable mentions for theirrenditions of Martin Luther King.Congratulations to all of thestudents who rose above the crowdto express beliefs while using theirtalents,by Maureen McGinnAcademicHave you seenHamlet?In Zefferelll's production ofHamlet, the costumes and settings setthe movie apart from all others. Theattention to detail, and theelaborate settings help to develop amood which is seldom so effective ina movie. However, do these pointsmake up for missing events in thestory and inconsistencies In thocharacters?The Elizabethan flow ofShakespeare's work is exceedinglydifficult to master, Mel Gibson seemsto waiver between stupendouspeople back here protesting what emotion and forced recitation ofhe is fighting for and believes In is lines. In his "madness" scenes, hemuch worse,succeeds in capturing the randomMaybe 1 could have taken the emotion of the "distracted" Hamlet,protestors on T.V. more seriously if Yet, other scenes seem to be forced,they were there before the whole and thus the flow lost,war started. It seemed as if they Other eiwaeters are worthy ofju»t "poped-up" when war stortedj note, Polonius's character wasby then It was too lite. Do they remarkably well portrayed,really think our President is going Claudius, however, seemed "rote", asto pull all thoie troops out during if simply reciting the lines,the middle of the war because the There also seem to be someprotestors said so? Perhaps many "holes" In the plot. I think that itof those protestors simply do it for does the play a disservice topublic attention.disregard the character, Fortinbras.loved ones are fighting and dying to If those people who truly Bvim the beginning Is altered. Iprotect, it makes one question the believe In peace would use their think that to*g

B8OtwnGHy, N.J. Tfcurtday, FMtruuy Si, 1M1MUZSLAY. OTHER RAIDERS READYLynch seeks another state wrestling record this weekendGAU.OWAVTOWN-SHIP The Region 8 wrodllin£ championships willhaw" an extra special alnioiphorcthis weekend atAhscgami High Schoolwhen CXivin City senior Patl.yni'h •thopN tAnd the mwd-breakingmatch CTiiildpair Aff two of^outh Irt'irys finp^t aththobrilliant Raidersoninr, who alrrady holdsihr statf mark for Cancerpins N7) and the South Jerseyrworti for career wins(1*7) can hrfak the recordof **> crmsecurivp victoriespstohlUhod by Joe Melchion*of Highland throughI mi.LyncH, the top seed at 189pounds, will debut Fridaynight in the quarterfinaliagainst Ihe winner of lastnight's match betweenRoeco Villari of Gatewayand Ed Dioti of WashingtnnTownshipDietz, inddentaily, is thenephew of Oooan Qty HighSchool football Mall ofFamer lack Neall.With a victory Fridaynight Lynch would advanceto the semifinals SaturdayCANVASAWNINGSWe Rehang, Repairand Take Down| STORAGE ON REQUEST JCANOPIES*• General canvas Work• Tennis Court Wind,Screens• Industrial canvasPHONE 398-2345H.A. HARPERSONSSINCE 1906Ocean City, NJmorning where the likelyopponent is Cram Robinsonof Miilville, the championof District 31 and one of thefeW wrestlers this year totake Lsneh into the thir\1periodI 1 *trick pinned Robinsonin 4 minutes, 37 seconds oftheir match in January.Then comes the big hattlc,Lynch's attempt at a100th straight victorywould come against undefeatedDamien Cpvtngttmof Owrbrook, last year'sRegion 8 champion at 189and fourth plan" finisher inthe states.Covington, who wrestledOcean City's Don Argot was on top here during theSouth Jersey action at Absegami, but tht Raider failedto advance.PAINTINGWhenSpecial on season rates on Interior paintingwhtn your property will be vacant391-8465at Edgewood as DtimicnSaylock tho last thre« wanbefore moving » the Overbr^okarpa a«d beingadopted by his step-father,is 24-0 and coasted to thoDUttirt 30 championshipalmost as easily as Lynchwon In District 32,It wUl be Lynch's biggestchallenge of the season andpossibly (he most importantof his aroor.Meanwhile, wnior DrewMuzslay, who just quietlykeeps winning, is the topseed at 17! pounds. Muzslay(270) opens Fridaynight against the winner oflast night's match betweenRon Roberts of Buena andAngelo Borsio of Wngsway,Last year, at 189 pounds,Muzslay lost out to Covingtonin the regional eompetf.Hen and was beaten ta ahigh-scoring match in thoprequarterfinals at thestate levelDrew's top competitionthis weekend will comefrom Chuck Ramsey (29-1)of Paulsbero, Harry Wartwanehik(23-2) of tenivUleand Dave Coeey Q1-2-1) ofHighland,OC sophomore Eton Law(27-2) was seeded fourth at145 pounds. He will alsobegin regional competitiontomorrow night against thewinner of last night's matchbetween Alex Morales ofBuena and Rich Hunnewellof Sterling.Two other Raiders beganRegion 8 wrestling lastnight, Ted Davis (\7.4)faced Frank Lowers (19-2)Thomas S.MoorePAINTTOQCONTRACTORINTERIOR-BCTIRIORLicensed • Insured20 Years ExperienceFREE ESTIMATES399-0205of MUlvllle at 125 poundsand Matt Addleman01*1) took, on Matt Musto(21-5-1) of Pitman at 135pounds,The Davig-Lowwi winnerwuJ take on Wen Walker, I(17-32) of WashingtonTownship Friday nightwhile the Addleman-Musto victor faces JimDfvely (23*2j of Highlandin the quarterfinals.Mainland's Ron Rossetti(22.5), the dlstriet ehampiaftat 140 pounds, was seededfourth and will start Fridaynight against either JohnVandeZUver of WashingtonTownship or Gary Wade ofWoodbury, who met lastnight.The saddest part aboutthe regional lineup is thoabsence of Hammonton'sJim Ciarlante, undefeatedduring the regular season,Ciarlante was injuredwhile wrestling unbeatenJason Jenkins of Oakcrest inAc district final and couldnot continue. His Injury Isalso keeping him out of theregions.Jenkins and CiarlanteOC's Pat Lynch, on top, prepares to lake rJown Ben Thles ol Oakcrest a little over awrestled to a 10-10 draw minute Into their match up during the semifinals. This gave the talented Raider a newduring the regular season ' n rtand Jenkins was leading, tM, when he was injuredlast Saturday night.The top three finishers ineach weight class willadvance to-the state championships,which concludeMarch 16 at Princeton Unl-' -Tom WilliamsScholarship inconservationis offeredThe Capo-Atlantic SoilConservation District willaward • SI.OOp conservationscholarship tea college studentfrom Atlantic or CapeMay County,The applicant must be aresident of d ther county whohas completed at bast tworan of.study.and^fttBJorfagIn an environmental science,Apply through the districtoffice, 1200 W, HardingHighway, Mays Landing,NJ. 08330 or call 625-3144. The Raiders* Drew Muislay, right, wrestled James Jenkins ot Oakcrest for moreIhe deadline for Ming is than 2Vh minutes before winning the semifinal round, Muzslay also has his thirdMarch 15.straight district title behind him,Building, Remodeling, Painting & Electrical WorkPRICE BROTHERSCONSTRUCTION]QualityREGISTERED BUILDERS39S-7774 398-7984Ocean CityNew JerseyM226[QUALITY ROOFING|& SIDINGi1-Ply RubberAndFUT ROOF SPECIALi:Commercial • RMIdinllalLicensed A insured •Vinyl la "FINAL"NEVER PAINT AGAIN I, Coma VIM our Off km a Showroom Loctftd Atj 1357AiburyAv:,Oc*anCity '| ^.^Si^fOOonnsoris&ELECTRICRESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIALELECTRICAL CONTRACTORSCapo MayjCburtfy'fl Urgoat Appllanoa boaierV 'f, /jVINCENT STAHLERRigliMrtd lulMer'ICUSTOM CARPiNTBY"REPAIRS . ALTERATIONS • REMODELING • ADDITIONSVINYL SIDINQ. VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS• PHONE 399-4724*. 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AM06, i»oo MIMHMtMl ELECTOW DttYERJi'lAttMmMmiBusinessOpportunity*6 MVM, Mnt, «o"0» et yfcK !AftNM^.AlW^s»»ftit»J»O»TY Asitmv m - immtot *» HintiKDMOUiH • Of" !? iLSS•*•tMVNiniunits trainNOVf 8 THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR MOVE$129,8!E4MM S^WwHomesFitoer 1V^dm ISMColdweii BankerAvalon Realty • Marmora390-3400Real e>tat« SaltOPEN HOUSESunday, March 3 • 1 -4 p.m.11 Vintner Av©., Beesley's PointMuit lit inside, Urge ream}, 4 bdrms., or 3 A din, IMnprm, w/tlreplaco, dining rm,, Fforida ream, I batni, 100 *100 comet tencod in tot, 8 ear girtge, Asking 1190,000,Mirte otter with Fmn Davlih.ency398-361Wtwe Min you IMhMM m MntlhtdBeach • Bey \r1ewt,*fewnhoute eenda • 1 ear|1N,0Wllook tots 1MI AiburyAvtnui »nd compare thtiM D 1 h l l !nrMltoerwndeiuuuMtKm SWh IMei beaSt,Thli untt teaturei a bedrooms,m bathi, •ImMinew iurnlihingt, aplUM M f h• reel tins lor |uii•111,100,Three bedroom duplex onntce eemer let it 1m endAibury AMnut, Each tloorhu a bMhosmi. 1 bathend e greltlenil hlitary,Oaraoe end lote at perWrtgtea, Price redused to1181,606,Beiulltul preliiileneltylandseapBd oomw propertywttn fflignMeentbayvltwt, Qtn be a targe tin'ale family home or aduplex, Lew maintenanceevierlar, pelle wlndewe,economical QM heat, largeattic end much, muchmom, 0*11 tor appoint-O l | O T•mlnr^HBsa^i nHnwUroom Md 8 butf, IV. bttht, U tar'INMM,Ttmt rental until mi a,lane ttorefrom In 80. e»tvtrtf tocatfoft, Good ren»lnHtory •ltd in MMtteutleter, Only 1539,600,OMtn Ofty Moms* • Urgeyraami, I baths, tormal din*|^ raaffl, tanMty raarn,Ftertdiroomandai'AearAll thto taronly, Ave, Duplei • en46'Ki60 l let,4biiaam,1Vibtth upper unit end! Bed*unit, bath win gat hotwater heal, Only 1168,000,Don't let this one oet away IWhit B unleue and epa>eloui second floor eandertft 8 bemamt, I bathe,ht d! igu hut Md eentfa) tJr.This OtntfilAvtnuiBMUV «n ba your* tor1116,000) mostly furnished,Aibury Aw, ComwporKto> 8 bedroom*. 1 baihl,excellent condition, LArgsry«n MfMlunit Only1160,000,Oommarolfll lei • Southand hloh tnttle area. bulMvour own buttnMt virlth ttv-Real Estate SateOcswnCJty,B13SumwerRcMalI1 'MA S,I YoaHyRohta) YeaHy Rental tola 1 II 1 • TV-mrn,- t l-r ,-• , 'n , • • • .-in nm •• • 11 .1* * •" ,-,-v, ,.s...'.M; ,,,|,;| Iw«rvWily $M«t>1 t^GAA Hi*»i*» nedr bt*ch N« p«» F«mlH« onlySef* |X>0 Wily July VW0 «/Wy AuiWEWLV CCOOrXAVBO Otnveted t NontHEND let Si S Writ, rioue* unbam»,ton por* v, Or vit.biHh.wia.turn,«M hen. wxi, 1Mb »utn>#• wry ViauVftM t«* mfta put utln E SwrWtftoefl. ftMrm e«a»i —no put A« • - " "APt fctowty r«n«v*«M>. LOTS rort SALE ryxww M» NOmoney (Mwn T«v» »•« psynw* eanVMino* rttflir^ ters*«sof, , » bay, turn, IWM* RMay W >et VoSeptOCEAN CNY tivmmilM* ttult nwn*.h«y views pw« (ninKM W \Real Estate Salobou wipbeach »twamh. tS bioctaiOC BAVFttONT - S Mrm. « htlh. tuvuryAv»» MlfflMt 4OCEAN atv (O6 (MOC6W CtTV SEASONN.W*yOulM UfiHors S Mm,CW& to* JMi. LWio ss*sonOC NOWTMEND M 1 ! • Vhr» Mrm,parMiu, *MA Rorvty boOO6rtt*lA\M J,, OfMMlnason IHpIy HAI JS rmi «SSS« tahury Av* 3S^MM&OUTMEND . 3 Mrm.N bdOCEAN CltVOwrwr «nMMs. Pncw)nO 1^1|Qto>. A A. EkCMNml tnveslmwMty, onty ll W.006lMni, \»« rjtay Av*OCEAN CtTVnt^ACH » OCEAN • fcltov* M bMtf) th »svw mMVet *» Indir^ « buyer t« (wp•ny (poukM »i Min I ) Offrt\ ty «(tMHM KBOO n*M v»w twm MM* to Mitv* Et, up to B DR MKM* Nocrjntfo» o*nM Mr, Mru* WM » brjattt^t EMBttond «Kr» »t K»*tK» Fkm»i*r tttti»KyIMpg, »f»», 4tote rjuttM* ehoww, WM n M I)», p*nV».Pt«»t «»8» «»fTOP noon boPLEx som » 1ocean vtow, C M m t nmng room, t >*baths, , 1B91. Bids will not be recolved oraccepted laler than the lime dsslgnutedaloresald lor their recolplAll bids must be accompanied bya twrlllled check or cash lor not leasthan (Bit oi the b0 price, balance iobe paid within thirty (30) days olacceptance ot bid by ihe City theBuccesslul bidder shall be requited topost wllh ihe Oily clerk ol the Oily olBoa Isle Chy a public liability Insurancepolicy Including persona! Irtkjryand property damage coverage withthe coverages Io Be ho 1 less than110,000 'lor properly damages endI6o,ooo/tlo6,0fjo tor personal rnlurv.Bids must be enclosed In sealedenvelopes bearing the name andaddress ol ihe bidden bids mutt bemarked "BEAOM CONCESSION"and designated Beach Area forwhich IHe bid la Intended: Each dw-Ignaled araa la Io ba bid aepasalolyand addresied lo lha Board ol CemrtilaslBiwmof Ihe OHy of e«a IsleOily, CHy Hill, Bea Isle CHy, NewJersey. A description ol each detignaledbid area Is available from theOily aierfc'e Ofllee al 4416 LMtdliAvenue, Sea Isle day, New Jersey,09343.The Board of Oommlisloner!reterves Ihe HaM la re|#tl any of ailbttJS and reserves the rigrrl la wMKf*«/iylnfomtairiletlnabld,By ord«f ot ih« Board of Comroto.ktonert of Ihe ony ol tout Isle arty,NewJereeyMunldpaiolerti

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High com.missions,Please send resume to:Brian MsQuarriic/o Press ot Atlantic City1000 Wlihlnston Avi,PleasBntvllMJ 0823J iKAIR STYtST. «0* - Commfciton w*taMMno, mutt b* tmw otMntad fttbMIs Mtnpl to nrafetton*) ftpMlHv* wvtnmmsntI M Tiw HNr CulMit, M Bo.SNn Rd, M>nnmM9il Ml nvlyiMnlWwitBl No phofi* c*lti ptwMnEBCENTIM. CLEANINO - D»f«prt.noiWo putimni )n\n •»». No wMk»m)» Musi h«wi c*r, PtM tioWayi tltw0 montfn. Musi bt nttAbt*. LMVO rtiM.• iimp»MQf IRQTAKWQ AW,P*T10tW TOBCall JBM4H, ask Ibr BM*.• IM IF.n hryoyriI all. SIM i tm H) I pm 14tyiTrie MessianicProphscy Edition ol.thtNtwTsitamintDedicated to thoJewish PeopleTri« Aome To Read It,Writer Frtend 01 IsraelPOB»«E»Wton,Fl,M»2ama r*»uary. t 000 iwe-OBTB, tnWORK AT HOME - AiitraWng p»-uiM Eimtaoo tSOOwwiWy NotMMgYou 1 )* pMd dlr*d. Cuy woid. No Ktpiit-•nc*. Qutmntoad mctmt. 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B am la 8pm 7 dnyt. tt ff.09phoht fH.RETIRED PERSONLooking lor part time w lulltime work, or imtll UiiffiMywork at homo.Call 399-2566Wilt AnswerptueInstruction ,?-HOUaEKEEPER • Local mold Oall DRUM LESSONS - And alaclronki pto-•IBB 7DtO bstwaan 1 h O.am or pm for In- grtmmlng, percuulon Oall SM-4S34.loiviswHOUSEMAN • local moist, Dili 4S1-/010 bslwoon f 1V, iffl w pm lor Ihiatvlow.POSTAL JO03 • 1(1,41 10 I14.to Inhour. For omm ind upllMllon mfornianun,oali 1 -ei e-n>U4i, ui. NJ I H, •omloBpm, 7diyi.Lew SypherBUILDER2S YEARS BXPERtBNCB390-8298I Welcome SmalUobslRfeklentktl and l.i|htOmnKivial C(c,wtnjAMT SERVICES301-8316 v,.CONSTRUCTIONCSSClean Sweep Services398-6446oltoadtoatVi bMVmn Pttila. 4trwt, Attotdabte rtm.Call 1-215-289-1130Tht uiNeedsAnMuti > Seed LM FunttM >Bi&tBite«Jw«*tmLLMYOAmm^033 or 624-1969• OwwfOptrttldCall mpa tor BH» quell399-694SmnDpiMMtfDAN C, FARRBLLANDERS0N-OJSERKJ3TAG SALELlqulUBttort at t»ul» oonwwtMAL APIHAIIAL liriviciCALL 927-0975,Carpenter/HandymanHornbath upper unit and a bodmom,1 bath ground doorunit, both wlih an hoiwMrhMt Only 1*18,000,DofVUeithHonogBlawaylWhat i unltMi and ipadsuiitwnd deer eendowith a bedroom*, I bathi,ay hsat ud ew\tf«J »Jr,Thli Oentral AvenueBoauty can ba yaun toriiie.OOO, mostly tuhnlihid,Aibu^Avfl.OomorOondo> 1 jMdnsmt, 8 balhi,•XMlient donation, tarstrwsr m 'Oommarelal lei -Southend high trattlo area, buildyour own builnoii with Hv-Inp ouartiri ibavi,oMICHAEL WasoNOENERALCOfimACTOftHandy Sanoattte- and mueh, muahmore, Ml torappoint'ment,OnlyMM,0«rHOME REPAIRSand RemodelingPI4N0 LESSONS— Allagm ampm —ixpiriiheid ttiehir InOcean CityMrl, Tumor318-1788i y maintained Bbedroom, second llooreondo.Trili unit he» neverNan rented and hatbeen upgnded,ew oarpetltanaoathedral MNngi in |mta tew ol the ewrai, Complex Indurisa pool and attt i391-0701BrooksThli m «ltMdtbl« VMoitan * prlosd riaht tortlM Wi, wd InehidN ininytxtru. KinntDri ippttandM, Amu AwFM Hung lyiiMn, iMn tniuuttlon,elofttti fltlort, Bndgr«yi (owtlwD'139,900potot unit owrvam, Ooni mm thti buy, atRETIRED COLLEQB PROfESBOfl •Ytarly rtntil olxlrm, »b«lhi, eoudprittrrsd B»lws«n IBM i MOO man.Call bilwMn epm I tpffl, M 1 ?MM.704 Afibury AvenuelirvlnatheJersey C6D»•NilOcean CityFamily Retort$3998 Includes parts, labor incleaning. No charge II not repairedVCRBXPRB88iaWN«wRd,.NoilhflOrd,RI1118 STATE INC.ayildt Vllitrfi, M«(609) 380-1QQOCirfiTnTHd SolidVlny),wlnTW4.raiforWjn mia tih ttoar •mmHit New Jersey IBABYSITTINGASmallConitojoilon.BOOKft ' HMIBHO**tMNI|M-Tw.* -BOAT SLIP WANttD » P» M tow toAMAMN8, COCKAMAOAWS •Q E ELECTRIC DnVcR > WS.00, CMeieomnKITCHtN SAlMttB • Q«M MMBMiVMMML « l l WMlfi*MIGlttl»4lt>U!t>OCEAN CITY AS1URV AMt •OBMtM, NtKMl HIIMtte IyP MMWOLPf TANNIM MM • MM C«nmtrMIM M unh Kw IIMWkLtmpa MUM ttf»»»oSt» MoMht.d 61OPEN HOUSESunday, March 3 • 1-4 p.m.11 Vontnor Ave., ieatlty's PointMuit •»• Insldo, Largs roomi, 4 bdrmi,, or 3 « den, livingrm, w/tlreplaco, dining rm,, Rorida room, a batni, 100 K100 comer teneod In tot, 8 Mr garaga, AlMng $139,600,Make otttr with Pran DtMih.rds Agency301-3131m your e^ft, ws uni»««HJ NWs*^ OWNS II t «W «e^ M HMM tw »i f^*«el wN* ^Kn yau *s«* m *m hmto i toyenVM un» MU tocril new to w wMMMn «M dtbtad ^«ew)fam* AMM^ il dWWftNJ marketing groupfeMii nw^«N0W8 THI TIMf TO MAKi YOUR MOVi$129,900INCOME *V»00/MO. *LOTS rcw S»iLEPftowm Wnfcwunfl tiaiy t$*S fxon Vra b*M kng hatCOJV GWUwSt APT «*» Ml. **vti* MMvVMy VK*»4 Part, 4* uftXirA. ti*WVWWNTWWBOATSUP•s aMn* van b» ewewtd by **>.,M. 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oI 1 ''•',B14A soap opera Raiders style: decisions, decisionsll is* stwylitu? thai oouki h,nv WotHlcd right inon "As T\w Work! Turns" or xW\\vr,\\ HospiUl "A young man, twmMomt ono ^f tin* bost Ki*U*tball players in his an?*, gvw dawn VM\ his rightwrist (his shooting haiH aw k l l lmeartinglfM« ptv wflsonHe bnwks a small, hutIvrt w> of his thumb.After visiting a local hK?w gWdy minws at thutually ptai-e* him in A v.thi elbowThe wvmt is tlwit the c»»u ;u\i, Ivw ,»t thol 1out, was actually illegal foi »ii> in ,\ high «i - hi*\lgame.But the 6 tHot «Mrhh't pl.u-i lot 1(1 eivunitc liwitnight.The next day he trawls with his family to Philadelphiator a visit with a diVlor at the big-city hoepital, the same d«vtor who olTonxi a soootuiopinion after the original diagnosisThis time the big-city doctor offers a differingopinion. He feels the cast should not haw bwnremoved. It might be too soon, ho s,\vs The familyconcurs and the wrist is again anenx) hy a hardcastThe next target date Is in February.The player is really anxious to gvt Kick intoaction, He practices with the twin but cannot playin games because of the cast I Its improved shooting touch with the left hand is one of the positivethings that has come out of this frustrating siiualion.Another is the accelerate development of someother players on the team who are forced to pickup the load.Well, the February day when the doctor at thebig-city hospital will make his determinationrinally comes. He removes the cast and is wrypleased with the healing process.Tom WilliamscolumnistHut h