Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.1983 

THE SENTINEL.LEPGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J, 

PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO 

•way to overcome a negative experience 

9r ' 

older collection! an on 

nitrate- or acetate-based film. 

Nitrate-based film, hpwiver, 

has a entricttriiu'c "acid" 

odor when deteriorating and 

will also lOiIn the Image a dull 

% .. it(^j*_ B.^î.i AMiati vat fait/we fee amnteiiF nhfttfiffrilDhfirB. shdls Oacl 

Smithsonian photographers modern polyester gaiety film. color •fttau." Wallaee §ay». 

are preytntlng a fragedy Taken by tht Peter A. Mey Cold itorage creates a 

similar to that which occurred and Son Photographic Studios problem, too, "Jurt towering 

at the National Archlvei from in New York City over in'10. the Mmperatures," Wattice 

happening to a photographic year time span beginning in explains, "will create a 

collection acquired by the1896, 

the photos are believed tugher relative humidity." 

NaUonil Museum of to comprise the largest single Relative humidity Is • 

American Art. Nitrate-bastd photographic collection of measure of the amount of 

photos In the collection are American art. Moat of these moisture air'is able to hold at 

being converted to theare 

fte only existing visual aipeclflc temperature, (Peek 

word of tnt original eon- inside fte refrigerator and 

dtUon of many works of art ran your hand along the 

that have been altered, mayonnaise Jar tor evidence 

damaged, lost or destroyed of this phenomenon.) 

ÔTTSTORSGEINC. over the years, Whfle eon- Wallaee lays relative 

wilon Is underway, cold humidity hai somewhat tared 

641 Atbury Awe. Ocean City storage slows the dangerous his facility, especially during 

decomposition. 

Washington's notorlouily 

Public Storage Rentals 

Lower temperatures and • muggy summers The vault, 

From $11.00 per month 

drier atmosphere also stows ttiough, U protected against 

die fading of dyes in color humidity by two high- 

film, which can occur In dark efficiency dehumldlfication 

For information 

storage or with exposure to units and two sets of sliding 

Call: 398-5005 Ught, "It's one of fte really doori at fte vault 

unfortunate problems with 

PROMPT 1 DAY SERVICE 

"garWng e*#«n Cltr • Vlelnilf • • 

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We repair most major brands of 

wttherv dryers, refrigerators, range! 

and dlshv»a»her» 

1 considered for the vault hod to powerful enough, yet, to store for amateur photographeri 

bt eUnualed because they aU the information contained Wallace suggests placing 

could produce Impurities as on a photograph. Still, negative •tripi in seU-ieaung, 

harmful to the photographs as 

Wallace expects that in SO to rib-locked plaittr bigs; 

fte poUutanU they remove 

100 years even color slides, a hundreds of the ttun itips win 

from the air, 

relatively recent development at in just one bag, The air 

The Smithsonian's vault 

inphotopBphy,"wul»eem»s -•—•" •-- ——' —• 

holdi approximately one 

million negatives -a few sUU 

on the unitable njtrat«*asid 

Bun awaiting conversion to 

safety fUm in the ne« year. 

Ultimately, Wallace sayi. the 

goal is to preserve one "arehlvBlmuallty" 

negattve of 

each ipecunen or artifact in 

he collections. An arehlvilquality 

negative will hold an 

hnage for a minimum of 100 

years. 

By then, Wallace helievM, 

techniques to convert 

photographi to permanent 

! enhance computer memory wUl have 

that create a buffer zone been perfected, Hunders of 

between Inside and outside small T-shirt and poster 

air. 

vendors already reprint 

According to Roberta photographs, enlarged after 

Honer, chief of the division's computer scanning and 

services branch and in charge conversion of fte Image to 

of toe cold starp vault's dally digits or bits of information. 

operation, "Every factor that These first attempts, though 

you an Imagine will con- tnake the Image look like "it 

tribute to deterioration of the was taken through a Venetian 

Urn," For example, several blind," he says. 

air filtration system being Computers just aren't 

tn 

whole package in the B-eeftr, 

or refrigerator. • j i 

If there U absolutely ni> 

room next to the TV dtanM,- 

Wallace says negative strips 

should be stored In a room 

should' be preiift out to where humidity U low and ft§* 

antiquated as the tintype," prevent condensation of temperature stable — nevtr 

In the meantime, a naotature. Then wrap toe bap in your basement or attic,: •: 

Smithsonian-style cold tightly in foil to provide an Cold storage will protect tbr 

storage vault for storing eitra barrier against the film from heat and humidity 

pictures of Aunt Minnie varying humidity of home and keep your relative* 

might be n bit too expensive refrigerators, and store toe looking good for generationjt 

Ocea rung 

TODAY (Friday) 

Ocean City administrator Club, youth center,? 

Alateen meeting, St. John's guest speaker. Refreshment*. p.m. '•"• 

Lutheran Church, 7 pm. 

Dynamic Seniors SAGES, Women's Cooperative 

Masterwork Choir », Peter's United Methodist Leagut workshop, youth 

rehearsal for Messiah, St. Oiureh, 10a JB. Sally Israel of center, 9 a.m. ul noon. 

Peter's United Methodist Jersey Cape Shell Club, 

dureh sanemjary, 8:30 pj». speaker. 

American Legion Morgan. 

— Jtanck Port 1« meetag, 144 

SATURDAY 

Exchange Club meeting, street and Haven Avenue, 1 

Flower sale of mums to Daniel's, 6:30 p.m. p.m. 

benefit Ocean City High 

School band, at the football 

field during game. 

Block party between 7th 

and 10th sti. on Asbury 

Avemie, 10 a,m, to 4:30 p,m. 

: 

Ocean City Card Club, Planning Board meeting, 

youth cento, 7 pm. dty hall, 7:30 p.m. : 

Qmn City Male Chorus XI Alpha Iota Chapter Beta 

rehearsal, Music Pier, 7:30 agma Phi meeting, I p.m. 

p.m. 

Hotel, Motel and 

Restaurant Association 

meeting. 

A a 

{continued from page §) 

another HI gradual, 

however, it Is often difficult to 

detemuni vlmauy whether 

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IT'S FALL! 

and cool weather just 

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100% virgin wool, tailored especially 

for comfort and durability with 

full placket Jront, round and 

square tails. From $42.50 

Our complete coUection of 

flsndloton is now in stock . 

for your selection; Shifts, 

Jackets, SJKMES, Sweaters, 

Seams, Robes, Stadium 

Blankets. 

Seafood festival and sale on 

boardwalk at the Music Pier, 

10 am to 8 pan, 

Junior League chapter of 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

meeting, 8 p.m. 

Siberian Husky dog show at TOESDAY 

the Music Piw, 9 ajn, to 8 Garden Club of Ocean City Robey named 

p.m. 

meeting, 8th Street recreation 

center, 1:30 pJn. 

a training officer 

Banjo Band and Madrigal 

angers appearing on Music Alcoholics Anonymous 

Cadet Frandj Robey, son of 

Pier, i p.m. Admission »1. meeting, Episcopal parish 

Thomas Robey of 414 Wesley 

hall, 30th Street and Bay 

Av., has been appointed an 

indoctrination officer at the 

Kite festival In front of Avenue, ? p.m. 

state university of New York 

Connoisseur Shop, llth Street 

and Boardwalk, 2 pjen. Alanon meeting, Si John's 

Maritime where he will assist 

Lutheran Church, 8:30 p.m. 

in the supervision of me 

school 

m 

Jolly Bidders duplicate 

Seafood festival continues bridge, community center, 

on the boardwalk, 10 a.m. to 4 7:80 p.m. 

p.m. 

Three mUe Masters' Run, Sunshine Foundation 

Music Her, 10 a.m. meeting, Oc§an City chapter, 

7:30 p.m 

Sand sculpUni conteit, 10th 

Street beach, 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY 

Good Counsel Friendship 

MONDAY 

Qub meeting, 13:30 p.m. 

Young at Heart meeting, 

aiinmunlty center In Palmer Lions Club meeting, 

LeiBge, 1 p.m. Joseph Kane, i Inn, 7 p.m. 

1 ! orientation program 

which began August 10. 

Aian Indoctrination officer, 

he la one of the 41 In 

charge of 289 young mm and 

nonen, all fist year cadets at 

SUMY Maritime College, Fort 

idiuyler, Bronx, N.Y. AU are 

taking part in the twelve-day 

orientation program. 

Cadet Robey is • 1M0 

graduate of Ocean aty High 

School. At Maritime he Is 

majoring In electrical 

aigineerlng (deck). 

/ • : 

KiwanU Club meeting, 

Plymouth Inn, 12: 

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TAKE-OUT 

mm\ »JI 

r 

From Manasqitan Inlet 

to Cold Spring Harbor 

in Cape May, 

New Jersey's waterway 

is beset with problems. 

\ Different segments of 

A the maritime industry 

\ speak separately. 

They have not 

or witt not 

Thursday, October 8,1983 

\ speak as one, • piMteiwlUHMk 

The skipper of this sailboat to lucky; the Longport bridge gOM up and down, Otjjien along the 

Jersey section of the ICW are flxed, preventing passage by some marine traffic. AM this is only 

one problem besetting the area's waterways. 

A waterway in trouble 

By PAULA 8CHWENK 

aathri Ltdger Corretponddit 

FUbennen dedans New J««ey'i 

inMi dngvou. iMr earastt Mtf 

concerning watonrayi and inlet*. 

Marina owneri.for the roost part, My 

OMir buiineMn are being afftctod by 

*aUow water. 

Rftaaure sallora, whose veaaeto aeem 

to glide ef f ortleasJy acrsM ocean and 

bay alike, cannot sail la MUM af the 

they «w^t « h# Mi. 

Artuj Corpi at EdgtoMrs natntaJa They alao tar lnleU leading them in 

B t i t f t h l t u a w U ad out of lati harbor. 

Miw Jeraey h Ingood 

How beneficial ii New Jersey 

dapndlng on how i • 

needed to boato. 

Ttat Marine Trade* 

p g Marine bmtaeM lnterwta 

throughout New J«iey, clmplalnt ttat 

n&onewiUIWwitothcirpleMforhelp 

1 ! 

portion of the vast Intracoaital 

Waterway syBtem? 

The Atlantic Intracoaital Waterway 

la a sheltered Inland water route used 

by boats along the eastern coastline of 

the United State*. It attends between 

Boston and south Fkrida. Coniidertng 

the QuH Intrtcowtal Wat«rway, a 

boaUr theoretically can taU In 

protected waters to Brownsville, 

TUBS. Together At two watwwayi 

becoroa the Intrmcoajtal WaMrway or 

places there are no navigable areas 

inside barrier Islands or sandbars or 

watery thorofarea that can be connected 

by canals, barges and pleasure 

craft mwtnail in unprotected ocean far 

50 miles off Rhode Island and for M 

miles off a stretch of the North Jer«>y 

coastline. The remainder of the 

waterway lies back from the shoreline 

Hie Fell family of Ocean aty took first prize In the sand iculptlng conteit Sunday for their castle on 

the beach. Other winners listed on page four. 

Zoning changes advance 

I A tool real esute agent called to 

Ocean City Planning Bond 1 ! dtdston to 

detain as a dutiex tone the Ocean aty 

Bdtnes area, fcund by Dory and Bay 

iguBijj iîtfBsAsi Kîul tnil IHHI* jj j 

jf pii Q i i nrtn 

-smart mMi.» Tht Board made 

decision at Its' Sept. a workshop 

meeting. 

more. 

"These people bought something they 

believed they could convert Into 

duplexes. If they (to Planning Board) 

grandfathered tot ana, the owners 

wouWseU or convert now," said Michael 

MocuTianof Monihan Realty. "Now It can 

be retained at a single home area 

(because the' owners are not under the 

gun to convert." 

found dead Section l, page 3 

,Top . 

The waterway's umfalnHstftii ben 

otttHt 

calmer waters. Industry thrived. 

Produce and producU wot ban* 

(ported inexpandvely uând down tbe 

flUtorn seaboard, along with travelers 

and Information, creating a mighty 

transportation system on water. 

Names «T English settlers, Indian 

tribes survive and descriptive titles in 

~ (Please turn to pagt 17) 

67% hike due 

Point sewer 

rates catching 

up with times 

By MARGIE BO WEN 

StBttaei-Udgeratalf 

SOMERS POINT - After 20 yean 

without a rate Increase, the sewerage 

authority is ralaing lu costs for the 

serrlee 67 percent to users here. 

The Increase, which will take effect 

Jan. 1, was approved by the local 

authority at Its Monday night meeting 

and will increase the average singlefcmlly 

dwelling cost *51.S0. 

TWi meant that the minimum rate for 

the average user will increase from 

f»,M to »128. Those using garbage 

disposal units will pay another jM annually 

Instead of the cm rent US charge. 

According to Samuel H. Tucker Jr., 

president of fee local authority, the need 

far an increase at ttU tune was 

precipitated by a drop of »1»,000 accrued 

in Interest ratee which offtM the 

need to raise customer rates. 

He alao attributed the increase to a 

steady increase in new cuatomers and a 

need to raviae the rate schedule Man 

revenues don't meet fiscal obligation. 

According to a letter to cuatonwt, 

Francis A. Goekfe th tbsltt' 

ta m 

g mp 

dJttonal revenue was neefled for UN.' 

Mjwivir, Tucker said bj dWni Inow 

how many customers fee authority has 

in the city or how much revenue will be 

raised by the increaae. 

"With the loss of interest Income due to 

a drop in the interest rate and the growth 

in the area, we were hit aD In one year," 

Tucks- said yesterday "It's Just like in 

your own household when the ear breaks 

down/' 

*h

\ From Manasquan Inlet 

[to Cold Spring Harbor 

in Gape May, 

New Jersey's waterway 

is beset with problems. 

Different segments of 

Jthe maritime industry 

speak separately . 

They have not 

or witt not 

d speak as one. 

103rd Year, Number 42 , Ocean City, N.J. 08226 Thursday, October 6,1983 Two Sections Price 25' 

••wf 

The skipper of this sailboat Is lucky; the Longport bridge goes up and down. 0thers along the 

Jersey section of the ICW are fixed, preventing passage by some marine traffic. AM this is only 

one problem besetting the area's waterways. 

A waterway in troubled 

By PAULA SCHWENK 

JeotM-Udfm CwrMpMtail 

FUhermen declare New Jeney's 

nlets dmnn. Tim. MBnjt I 

a him tide. 

Army Corp« of BngtotM 

ttttUnoitof tte Intrtooutal W*«nwy 

to N«w Jersey ta la good riupt, 

dopendtng on how tap a draft U 

needed far boats. 

The Marine Trades Ancctatton, 

MTMMttag Mirtne bustness Interest! 

throughout New Jersey, dmplalni thtt 

npone will Uiten to their pleas far bdp 

concerning waterways and Inlets. 

Marina owners, for the most part, say 

Mr bnslMisei are being affected by 

*allow water. 

Pleasure sailors, whose vessels WHD 

to glide effortlessly across ocean and 

bay alike cannot sail in tomttt the 

They also fear Inlets leading them in 

and out otiaf* harbor. 

How fanttdal' U New Jersey's 

portion of the vast IntfacoagUl 

Waterway system? 

The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway 

is • sheltered inland water route used 

by boats along the eastern coastline o( 

the United States. It extends between 

boston and south Florida. Considering 

ttw Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, • 

boater theoretically can sail in 

protected waters to Brownsville, 

Tesas. Together (he two waterways 

become the Intracoaatal Waterway or 

places there are no navigable areas 

Inside barrier Islands or sandbars or 

watery tbortfarto tat can be connected 

by canals, barges and pleasure 

craft must sail in unprotected ocean for 

50 miles off Rhode Island and for 44 

miles off a stretch of the North Jersey 

coastline. The remainder of the 

waterway Uesbackfrom the shoreline 

The Fell family of Ocean City took first prize in the Band sculpting contest Sunday for their castle on 

the beach. Other winners listed on page four. 

Zoning changes advance 

U A local real estate agent eaDtd the g 

"Sbm W" bought something they Pil Previously th the Bd Board planned ld tto 

tow 

Ocean City Planning Bo^rt'sdedilo.. to beUeved th«y could convert into ^ aw M t^hmUy with a grand. 

^Wn as a chtttoxtone 

i 

the&etaS 

Ihe Detail Ctt» 

dupleiei 

duple**. 

B 

H 

ftey 

they 

(the 

Planning 

Banning 

Board) 

Board) 

father 

hthw 

clause 

clause 

that 

would 

would 

exempt 

exempt 

present 

present 

ttiries urn, bound by Dory tod Bay Bndfathered that area, the owners owneri from meeting the new toning 

awiuwbttwtonUnd.ndMtti.treetra wpuMi«lloreojw(rtnow»MldMid«il wqufrjanmtt. Hmmr, vthimnt 

' - um^tbt l&rd madethe ManlliinofMwialiiiBttil^("Nowitc«n 

tt W Sept. » workshop bt retained ai a iJaglt home am 

^ ^ jfaenuM ttt owners are not under the 

' pa to convert." 

more. 

— 

public meetings, two of which were Ola 

summer, caused ale Board to reconsider. 

According to Board President 

William Cochrane, it wouldn't have been 

talr to grandfather one area and not any 

others. 

found dead 

•eventh season 

j«nkori»l welcomed by Baptist 

fUMeri win over Mustangs Seel 

1, page 3 

2, page 1 

2, page 5 

l 

f%» BUkwi prwulere tesue Section 2, page 12 

Bdltoriab and letters 

Crotoword 

Section t, pugc 2 

Section 2, page 6 

, Section I, page 8 

Section 2, page 18 

,: Section 1, page 3 

Board consultant John OWeonse said 

tbe change was a good Idea sinst there 

wen other areas to zone as singlefamily. 

"It was a good decision to change 

Ocean City Home* because we're not 

boxed In as to the number of dwelling 

units we can change," tald Oldeonse. 

"Tnere to stUl vacant land that can be 

o>v«loped.Wecmlowtt-deMMytatne 

undeveloped areas." 

(Please ton to pafe U) 

or ii protected by islands and •and' 

ban. 

Rivers, estuaries, Inland bays, 

sounds and bay*—all the lngredlenti 

In this natural rtaw of protected water 

routes. 

The waterway's utttaUHteftl* beta 

"ttertfwn»*«long ttie bm«i» of tbtm 

calmer waters. Industry thrived. 

Produce antf product* wtrt tno> 

sported Inexpensively upjand down the 

Mtern seaboard, along with travelers 

and Information, creating a mighty 

transportation system on water. 

Names «f> English settlers, Indian 

tribes survive and descriptive titles In 

(Please turn to page 17) 

67% hike dm 

Point sewer 

rates catching 

up with 

By MARGIE BOWEN 

Sentlnd-Ledger Staff 

SOMERS POINT - After « yean 

without a rate Increase, the sewerage 

authority Is railing 111 costs for the 

service 67 percent to wen here. 

The increase, which win take effect 

Jan. 1, was approved by the local 

authority at its Monday night meeting 

and will Increase the average singlefamily 

dwelling cost 151.50. 

This means that the minimum rate for 

be avenge user will Increase from 

176.50 to $128. TOON using garbage 

disposal units will pay another p annually 

Instead of the cui rent |ft charge. 

According to Samuel H. Tucker Jr., 

president of the local authority, the need 

br an Increase at this time was 

precipitated by a drop of »1S8.000 ac 

crued In Interest ntw which offset the 

need to raise customer rates, 

He also attributed the Increase to a 

steady increase in new customers and a 

need to revise the rate schedule wben 

revenues don't meet fiscal obligation. 

Accordihg to a letter to euatMMH, 

Francis A. Ooekt. | the autbgrteji 

ditionfll revenue was needed far 1981' 

However, Tucker said he dldnt know 

how many customers the authority baa 

In the city or how much revenue win be 

raised by the Increase. 

"Witt the loss of Interest income due to 

a drop In the interest rate and the growth 

in the area, we were hit all In one year," 

Tucks gaid yesterday "It's Just like in 

your own household when the car breaks 

down." 

Ihe Semen Fatal Mmnfi AnttxMr 

m ere.tod In ISO, BBMNT, whso fii 

state authored the mmnm of r]i 

regional sewerag»jj|tem by tM 

(Plrnae ta 

Strathmere 

annexation 

In a mow tbat would allow It to 

ridltaelfoftbtreiponaihBltyoftbji 

amng juwap wafar 

Uppar TownaWp ottldaU 

oU«*dt»ighoring8M 

Udtihbri8lkC 

village of StrattmMre. :.< 

the SmOnd-Ltd^r has lMn*T 

that the amaasJtop pwppaal w«e 

offered in a letter dated ytntakty to * 

Sea Isl* CommlMianeri mm 

Townatito 8olicttor Smm Waldron. 

provuM an tnuiduunect 

Isle's existing water company. 

However, tbe letter âteo states 

that any water ri*tainh*rttod with 

Aramingo mutt stay with tt» 

tswnbip. 

"It would be nice to haw tie 

entire island," said Sea Isle Oty 

(Please ton to pafe IT) 

Firehouse issue is coming 

doom to three choices 

SOMERS POINT-In light of a recent 

appellate court ruling that upheld On 

status quo of the firefighters issue here, 

Mayor Harvey L. Smith said the city will 

mo decide whether it will continue 

sharing the use of the Bethel Road 

flrehouse, condemn the property, or 

build a new facility for the city's fire 

dpeartment. 

Smith told The Sentinel-Lodger earlier 

this week that he expects the matter to 

be discussed In closed, personnel session 

by the City Council Oct. 13, 

"As I see It, the ball is In our park now. 

The lawyeri and tte Judgei have had 

their day," Smith said. 'Tve been 

thinking of it carefully and we have to 

make a decision to settle mis one way or 

another." 

Last Thursday, a three-Judge appellate 

panel of judge John L Ard, 

Morton I. Greenberg and Theodore W. 

Trautweln ruled In favor of Superior 

Court Judge L. Anthony Gibson's May 

Voter sign-up deadline 

Neit Tuesday, Oct. 11 U the 

deadline to register for voting la the 

Nov. 1 general election. 

Registration or Information about 

voterellglblllty ii available through 

fee municipal clerk's office. 

Citizens should remember Oat 

Monday It a legal holiday and Oat 

government offices will be closed. 

17, '982 ruling that the former city 

volunteer firefighters own the property 

andbuUdlng at the Bethel RoadandN«w 

Jersey Avenue flrehouaes, hat mat 

share the use of tbe Betbel Road houat 

with the city's current tee department 

In Its response to tbe ruling, the panel 

said Oat in "the findings of fact, 

cogently and amply articulated in the 

carefully detailed and thoughful written 

oplnlon...could reeonably have bean 

reached on sufficient credible evidence 

present In the entire record." 

Except for Gibson's ruling that new 

firemen must be between the agea of H 

and 35 (the appellate panel changed It to 

18 due to>aiitata alatuto) the Judges found 

(Please ton to page If) 

•MaiylMMrl 

It may not be Carnegie Hall, but this quartet playing Inside the Gyro restaurant on Mh 

provided entertainment for those enjoying the Indian Summer Weekend, 

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Halloween" 

COSTUMES 

MASKS 

ACCESSORIES 

Costumes from 

$3,79 to $5,99 

Masks from 19* to '9.00 

FOR TEENAGES 8. ADULTS • Masks 

Caps • MaKe-Up 

GARE 

BEARS 

Have 

Arrived! 

Cut-outs ready 

to Sew and 

Stuff, We 

have; 

FRIEND BEDTIME 

FUNSHINE 

WISH SEAR 

GOOD LUCK 

CHEER BEAR 

BIRTHDAY 

M.98 ea. 

-tKMmMpM 

MM 

FMAL 

CLEARANCE 

30% OFF 

Every Item In 

: Our Garden 

.: Center 

p 

ttoyMowwr* 

10% OFF 

i- 

Seperates By 

MODERN JUNIOR 

30% OFF 

Slacks • Tops • Skirts 

Black and Eggplant • Sizes 5-13 

rvg.*29.00to a 41.00 

NOW J 20.30 UnW to Flaw- '28,70 

All Fall 

BLOUSES 

15% OFF 

refl. $12.00 to 135.00 

NOW '10.20 to '29.75 

Slits 1-44 

Asst, Colors • Prints iy 

Ship N'Shore • Lady 

Manhatten • Gaby 

Laura May 

Tailored 8. Dressey 

DISCOUNT SALE 

On all Types of 

Window Treatment 

NRSH DELMAR! LEVELOR! 

LOUVER! DRAPES! 

Woven Woods • Pleated Verosol 

and Soft Light Shades • Verticals 

Mini Blinds • Custom Window Shades 

15% to 45% OFF 

Receive an additional 

$10.00 CASH ENERGY 

CREDIT direct from 

DelMaron Energy Saving 

Products, Minimum 10 

Sq. Ft, 

HUGE SELECTION OF FABRICS 

FOR Custom Made Draperies 

Slipcovers • Upholsttry 

REDUCED 15% 

jMti-TMrOMr y 

VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE 

Cannon Royal Family 

COMFORTERS 

Twin reg. $38.00 

OUR PRICE mM 

Full, Queen 8, King 

rtfl.IA0.00 to $70.00 

OURPRICi •34.95- 

Solids • Dots • Stripes 

Prints • Reversible 

oyHiDw 

Keand Fl. Toon* Itc.l.lof 

Open fiOO - SiOO P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. ft Sat 

Open Friday Evening 'til 9 

Dial 399-5511 

BOYSWEAR Warm Up 

To Winter SALE 

Fall and Winter 

JACKETS 

New Fail Colors 

Lined8.Unlir.ed 

iy Campus 

SltMl-M 

Rack of 

WHITE SWAN 

UNIFORMS 

20% OFF 

Mmmom. 

tmantwim 

EVERY AREA RUG 

NOW ON SALE! 

Machine Washable 

Reversible Rugs 

TAVERN BY CHAPEL - Multi Colors 

reg, NOW 

SOFTRED BY CHAPEL-MuW Colon 

*31.99 

OLD STONE BRAIDED RUGS 

, Green and Brown 

5'i"xS'5" %n.99 *63.99 

8*3"xn'2" $139.ft '111,89 

«J7W«tAv.. 

VERY SPECIAL 

PRICE '689.00 

reg.»719.00 

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• PHHUMnMraflMMt ICCMMIC* 

AuMnwDclaMMMr ' 

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Stal Stt 

«W -N 

Cwnn ^ 

SWEATERS 

20% 

Asst. of Fall Colors 

in Crew Neck 

VNeck • Argyles 

Cables • Flat Knits 

• Flrtt Floor- 

Cape May County's Largest Department Store 

8th STREET and ASBURY AVENUE 

N»PrM(Rtfrtatnilor 

MeMintAKXi. 

Choice of 

either White 

or Almond 

lWlM«nV 

Mk Midi A«MM 

»u» IWBI tîtittyumtnmin 

mmm 

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3Waysu>"Chflrgeir 

BALI 

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SALE 

40% OFF 

Our Selection 

of pretty 

Comfortable 

Styles 

NOT ALL SIZES 

AVAILABLE 

ind Floor 

Men's an 

SMALL LEA 

20% 

Wai lets • Key 

Card Cases • < 

Buxton • Baroi 

Anne Kleir 

Borelli • P 

BEAUTYKESr, MWIPEDIC M 

NOW Sffi NOW 

HJU 

Mn't • 

FULL $ JM,*J $2W.95ei i mn Sim»w! S MM! 

OUWN I nwi mnmm i m.n 5449.95«t % urn 

KINO iiji».« wm.Mm 11,079.95 $599.93MI ii.ijj.j, 

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RNALCLOSEOUTOKS 

FURNITURE 

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NOW % PRICE

PAGE 2 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CFTY, N,J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8,1M» 

Men's Fall and Winter 

SUITS 

25% OFF 

Botany 

Palm Beach 

John Weitz 

Sim M ton 

Short Regular 

Long 

FintFMr 

COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND 

3 Day Sales • Fri., Sat., Mon., 

Select Group of Ladies' 

MEMBERS ONLY 

JACKETS 

25% OFF 

-Udw Jtcun »vi PI nw Mff.- 

"Iverythlng For 

Halloween" 

COSTUMES 

MASKS 

ACCESSORIES 

Costumes from 

$3.79 to $5,99 

Masks from 19« to'9.00 

FOR TEENAGES 8. ADULTS - Masks 

Caps • AAaKeUp 

TsrUM • M4 Mawt *w. 

CARE 

BEARS 

Have 

Arrived! 

Cut-outs ready 

to Sew and 

Stuff. We 

have: 

FRIEND BEDTIME 

FUNSHINE 

WISH BEAR 

GOODLUCK 

CHEER BEAR 

BIRTHDAY 

M.98 ea. 

rtHp 

M.FMr 

RNAL 

CLEARANCE 

30% OFF 

Every Ittm In 

Our Garden 

Center 

vxccpt Lflwn 

BoyMowvrt 

10% OFF 

Seperates By 

MODERN JUNIOR 

30% OFF 

Slacks • Tops • Skirts 

Black and Eggplant • Sizes 5-13 

reg. •29.00 to Ml.00 

NOW $ 20.30 to *28.70 

—tpartMiMr MOM Floor- 

AH Fan 

BLOUSES 

15% OFF 

reg. $12.00 to $35.00 

NOW '10.20 to '29.75 

Sizes 8-44 

Asst, Colors • Prints ty 

Ship N* Shore* Lady 

Manhatten • Gaby 

Laura May 

Tailored &Dressey 

DISCOUNT SALE 

On all Types of 

Window Treatment 

MRSH DELMARl LEVELOK 

LOUVER! DRAPES! 

Woven woods • Pleated Verosol 

and Soft Light Shades • Verticals 

Mini Blinds • Custom Window Shades 

15% to 45% OFF 

Receive an additional 

$10.00 CASH ENERGY 

CREDIT direct from 

DelMaron energy Saving 

Products. Minimum 10 

Sq. Ft. 

HUGE SELECTION OF FABRICS 

FOR Custom Made Draperies 

Slip Covers • Upholstery 

REDUCED 15% 

VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE 

Cannon Royal Family 

COMFORTERS 

Twin reg. $38.00 

OUR PRICE »29.95- 

Full, Queen & King 

r«l. $40.00 to $70.00 

OURRRICi •34,95' 

Solids • Dots • Stripes 

Prints • Reversible 

^TfMfi Plttf 

—«l«yia»B«pt.— 

Mcand PI. Tgptf Mealltar 

Open 9:00 • SiOO P.M. Mon. thru Thurs, & Sat. 

Open Friday Evening 'til f 

Dial 39? 5511 

SDAY 

BOYSWEAR Warm Up 

To Winter SALE 

Fall and Winter 

JACKETS 

New Fall Colors 

Lined&Unllned 

By Campus 

—wrr MM. • wins nut- 

Rack of 

WHITE SWAN 

UNIFORMS 

20% OFF 

UnMTlDia). 

MMPW 

EVERY AREA RU6 

NOW ON SALE! 

Machine Washable 

Reversible Rugs 

TAVERN BY CHAPEL - MuM Colon 

reg. NOW 

3'xS*#" «.« 

SOF-TRED BY GHAPEL-MuW Gators 

3'6"x5'#" W' w *31.99 

s'6" x V6" wt - ff *79i99 

OLD STONE BRAIDED RUGS 

Green and Brown 

s*s"xri" m.w '63.99 

*111«99 

-CarpM-Amn-MPi. 

BfWMAVt. 

VERY SPECIAL 

PRICE '689.00 

reg. $719.00 

l '!>.. ll !W!t"1i!lTO^wj.W , 

SWEATERS 

20% 

Asst. of Fall Colors 

In Crew Neck 

V-Neck • Argyies 

Cables • Flat Knits 

Cape May County's Largest Department Store 


3 Ways to-Charged" 

No-Fro«tR«frta«r»tor 

Medal •TIBAlKl, 

Choice of 

either White 

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SALE 

40% OFF 

Our Selection 

of pretty 

Comfortable 

Styles 

NOT ALL SIZES 

AVAILABLE 

•MaiMitn- 

Jnd Floor 

Wild Flowers 

Bonnie Doone 

Berkshire 

Solids 

Argyies 

Stripes 

Cables 

reg«75 t7.S0 

MMMnr 

AAen's and Ladies' 

SMALL LEATHER GOODS 

20% OFF 

Wallets • Key Cases • Credit 

Card Cases • Cigarette Cases 

Buxton • Baronet • St. Thomas 

Anne Klein • Romaine 

Borelli • Pierre Cardin 

LMM' • 111. F(, HandbW 

Mil • W. PI. MM'l Qapt, 

BEAU! YRFST, MAXIPEDIC MAXIPEDIC 

Uwirt A, DELUXE ilACICCARE 

Wtvm NOW tST 1 NOW I f NOW 

TWIN I 319.95 $159.95 e*. S 239.95 $129,99 W, S 269.95 S149.95ea 

FULL f 319.95 $209.95 e*. S 3C9.95 S179.95ei. S 339,95 S199.95ea 

QUEEN I 829.95 $499.95 ICI I 769.95 $449.95 Mi f 84995 S499.95 Kt 

KINO 11.239.95 5699.95 Kt 11,079.95 $599.95 Kt 11,159.95 $649.95 let 

MM. ttM PM* MW* W W 

Everything from SIMMONS. 

Famous Beautyresf mattresse^l 

Maxlpedic- mattresses 

ALLAT " 

UNBIUiVABLE SAVINGS, 

SHOP EAHLYI SAVE BIG! 

Famous MAXIPEDIC* 

pwnluni Baddin|L * 

"nwilrit Bit!oniilyrtvBrtls«d, factory 

authorized price reduction on this 

new line. 

euHtHnlddtemL 

The fx\y premium boxspring whleh 

corrms with a built-in bedboard for firm 

comfortable support, 

BEAUTYREST >; 

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HNAL CLOSEOUT ON SUMMER 

FURNITURE 

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MOW Vi PRICE 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1M3 THl 8ENT1NEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N4, PAGE 3 — SECTION 

After determlaing that it violated a local ordinance, this covered wagon, cited 

i In the 3200 block of Anbury Avenue, wai escorted out of town by police. The wagon was 

used for a promotional activity In Northfleld. 

City launches weekender trash experiment 

Municipal officials have 

announced Ocean Qty will be 

candueting a trash collection 

experiment starting this 

Wweik and running through 

Thanksgiving. 

According to City Adnjinifltrator 

Joseph Kane, the 

city will place a mini-traah 

dumpator at the municipal 

afrport 25th Street and Bay 

Avenue, and another at the 

Public Safety Building, 46th 

Sfreet and West Avenue. Tne 

dampsters are being provided 

A ta aUow the non-resident 

w property owners who spend 

autumn weekends at their 

summer homes here to 

deposit their weekend trash ta 

the dumpsters on their way 

home. 

^'Ordinarily, these visitors 

put their trash out at curbslde 

at fee end of nit weekend," 

Kfjyf explained. "However, 

• •: Weatlêr 

• 

_ iy will be party nmny 

ttftt Ugh temperatures 

around 70. The Iowa wffl be ta 

th> low 80s. The extended 

ojflook Milt for Friday 

npugh Sunday to be lair wM 

liliouMe temperatures. 

Tip highs wffl be ton fee 

upper Mi to mid 7ts with krwi 

h>m the upper 40s to mid B»s. 

rned with pretly ptootlng 

In taupe or Mack, 

loth styloi regularty $38flO. 

Shoe D«pt.-Flr.t Floor 

•thSt.SAiboryAve. 

Searchers find hunter dead in the woods 

ByMARQIEBOWEN 

S U d l t t B 

UPPER TOTOOW - A 

mâ oU Beedey'i Point 

man waj found dMri aar^ 

TtaMdiy mcnUng aftw apparent 

faramUag W» nack In 

3 0 4 t U l t l h U 

hi «u hinting tar wife • 

bom and arrow. HU body m 

bund after an extenilve 

•tveii by mmwroui vohintoen 

and othtn. 

Cliffcrd T. Tiylor Sr. of 

Lincoln Avenue was 

prooounced dead at the mat 

at 1:06 I A Twiday by Cape 

May County AuUtant 

Medical gnmhif Dr. Waltw 

Qivapuro ol Woodbine attor 

Taylor waj found at 12:30 

ajn. by FMBM puvgnnel. 

According to • 

apokeapa-BW froni the New 

Jmqr mu Pollc* to Port 

NorrU, Taylor wu reported 

mining by his wife and a 

March of the area btgn at 

10:30 pjn. Monday. 

In addition to authorltteg 

from the Port NorrU 

Abtecon and the 

Patrol Untt u well 

PUMPKIN PIES 

BAKH) RESH DALY 

W OUfl 55TW YEAR 

730 ASBURY AVE. 

OCEAN CITY 

Phone 399 1260 

(tquarM 

at Troop A-Stata Police 

Headquarter! In Hammcoton 

memberf of the Upper 

Township Rescue Squad, and 

the ftre department* of 

from a da« •Uml when file 

atep broke and be fell approximately 

SO feet to fte 

ground. 

HU body m taken ~te 

tie Tomlln HanorflU 

Hospital by the Upflfr 

TbwmWtp Ret«i« Squad. '* 

Parents invited to lunch 

Tuckahoe, BeDe Plain 

Dennl«vUl« and roembera of Oct>14 ta National School school iunch and you wjl 

the Cape May County Lunch Week acreai the nation dUoover how delldoui

THURSDAY, OCTOBER £«gr | 

PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE 

THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN 

Rain didn't dampen Indian Summer enthusiasrn 

ByMARKSOIFER That seemed to be the have a great time shopping the weather," James 

Oce«nClty general attitude Saturday as br bargains and shaking Penland, owner of the Co* 

Public Relation! Director fcouMnda turned out for tht hand* with Rich tht Robot, nolsseur, really got Into the 

dty'i Indian Summir block Binjimin Franklin, NareUti spirit of the day as he "walked 

If G«ne Kelly could dane§ In party and boardwalk festival, Iht face Painter, and a host of fee avenue and Boardwalk 

y 

• down BOUT certainly we can Great weather, it wasn't,' ofttr charMtm gfrdllng the dressed In Indian garb with 

adown pour, certainly we can 

But moat people seemed to avenue. 

headband and wig, 

droll In a drltde 

Indian headbands and Stalnton's Department 

wooden nickels wan quickly Store resorted a tremendous 

depleted and youngsters day with Hobart Sapp, men's 

formed a long line to wait department manager, noting 

THE 

patiently for fret pony ridel that It was "like g shopping 

at 9th Street and Aibury 

BRA & GIRDLE FACTORY! 

day" Just before Christmas. 

Avenue. Fcr those mystically Other merchants were also 

inclined, Madame Marge enthusiastic •bout the 

read a host of palms at her willingness of folks to "tough crowded Saturday afternoon, 

New Jersey's LargesfBis- fortune teller's booth in the tt gut' 

couni Women's Intimate 

Apparel Store with a Full 

Staff of Trained and Graduate 

Corsetierres is Coming 

Boon to Our Area. 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER «, 1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, SJ. PAGE 5 - SECTION OgiE 

1 jeettvely at possible, It wasobvious 

that crowds moved 

Inside during the splnkles and 

this helped downtown store*. 

Crafts people, who relied on 

outside-dtopMyt. did weD in 

fee afternoon but were hindered 

by earlier morning 

shower*. 

My general impression la 

feat most avenue businesses 

who merchandised , on 

Saturday did very well. Hie 

tame was true for the 

Boardwalk, which was 

and have a good time The seafood festival will 

700 block. regardless of At drtale. have to be expanded next 

Meanwhile up on the Many have been working year, perhaps through the use 

Boardwalk, the crowds were j,r month* to make the event of outside suppliers. Most 

gathering, assisted by the a success. The newly formed local restaurants aren't set up 

trolley bus which clanged Its Tourism Commission, which br outside selling. They can 

bell and transported people Is funded by monies tram the participate by running 

from the block party to fee mercantile tax fees, expended specials In their restaurants. 

boards. 

over 14,000 on the event. More Sunday was a grand day for 

Irene's across from the Important, the ideas and hard all Indian Summer events. 

Music Her reported feat the work of chairman Neeley The 3,1 run for masters, mow 

day was excellent — "Like a Crowley, and members of ua over 40, was held Just 

summer crowd," 

Norman Boch, William Mels before ftt sun popped out 

The blocks south at the and Elsie Gfflenple were vital completely, so it was cool and 

Connoisseur Shops the report The Retail Merchants comfortable for competitors. 

was, "we did well In spite of Association block party 

SWEATER 

About SO competed sporting 

committee headed by Carolyn special Indian Summer T 

OUTLET 

Murphy was responsible for shirts designed by Asbury 

iABY 

the pony rides, Indian Avenue merchant Norman 

YARN 

Summer headbands and Boch, who originally 

Sweater!, caps, 

wooden nickels among other suggested the matter's run. Howard Quick as Ben Franklin greets 

and bootfts? H 

things, mi committee In- 

ygu need a blby 

A sand sculpting contest Rauhauser's during Saturday's Mock party. 

SAVE BIG! 

clude Clint Campbell, Joseph 

yarn, SruniWick 

held 1 pjn. at the 10th Street 

m«kes the belt 

Meola, Jane Agnew, Patty Beach attracted over SO years (1) Dick Bdel, 21-.84.9 9 to 12 yean - (1) Mathew Weld Family, Ablngton tad 

ind wt hive 

Emory. 

participants and drew good (2) Charles Brickies, 21:50.0; Oven, Ablngton for a teddjr Honorable Mention£ - TUh 

Brunswick 

A (1,000 grant was obtained crowds to the boardwalk 56 to 60 yean. Ed Tonkins, bear (2) John and Stephanie fiunlly, Ocean City. - ~: 

from the N.J. State Division of railing and und. 

20:11,2, (2) Qeorge LeBlanc, Robblns, Unda Randuso, 

Tourism as part of a matching Winners of the Master's 22:31.2; 81 to SS yean (!) Nortb Wales, Ft., lion (3) Music Pier entertainment 

funds program. Anthony Run Included: 

Robert Swanseen, 25:37.1 (2) Robin and Jeff Vail, Sea Isle Mi weekend Include* U.S. 

VUlane, Division represen- Men 40 to U yean - (1) Joe Wurster, 30:28.0. Oty, "Flipper" (4) Andy and Model of the Year State 

tative, complimented Ocean Herb Towmend, 17:30.1 (best Women M to 41 yean — (!) Krcin Growalt, Ocean aty, Pageant Friday, I pnh&ni 

City on its post season time of race) (!) Jim Walsh, PatEstadt, 28:33.8 (2) Bobble "Jabba fee Hup," Honorable the New Coalition Gospel 

celebration during a visit here lfl:43.fl; 46 to 50 years (1) Bordner, 28:35.2; 46 to 50 Mention, Keith Nickel, Singers, Saturday, 8 p^j. 

over fee weekend^ 

Dive Cottrell, 19:51.9 (2) years (1) Thelma FhJffljM, Philadelphia, vending Ihe Ocean aty €ommunitj| 

Evaluating Saturday, ob- Paul Grew, 20:29.5 SltoSS 25:03.1 (belt time of race) (2) machine. 

Center will hold Its Harvest 

SPECIAL 

Ho Hesh, 25:28.4; 51 to 55 ,,M toll yem-(1) Scott Ball Saturday, October.15 at 

years (1) Doris Kemper, Czeiner, Mooreitown, the Atlantic G»y fiojn^ 

25:28.4; 56 to 60 years, (1) elephant (1) Aldeen Cooney, dub. Tickets are avfctiabli 

Joyce Bauer, 25:45.5, (2) Merryn CMtreU, Mliay 

25% OFF 

Susan Kruse, 28:02.0. Bloeker, JU1 Myron, Chestnut 

Sand Sculpting Winners Mil, shark (3) Sharon and Jen LIBRARY CLOSED ''""": 

CLOSING 

Include: ' 

MeGarvey, Llaa Ebtrtlng, FOR HOLIDAY MQr^MY 

.5 to 8 yean — (1) James Val Burth and Kim Walp, The Ocean City Frwftjblle 

SATURDAY, OCT. 8th DCmliintj 

Czelner, Moorestown for a 

2pc. 

Allentown, crocodile. Ubr«ry wUl ba Mated, 

frog (2) DinlM Henry, Wert ..Single »diat-(l)PaiUette Monday Oct. 10, in honor' of 

'Til Next Spring 

Chester, Pa. for star flih (3) 

DCicAe 

Wadel, Fort Uudtrdalt, l 

MttttlmilNlrtir) 

OciinClty.H.J. 

OCift OCMnCift^ 

pa. on Saturday. Theilbrary 

Stone Hartwr* 368-3164 

SM-S111 

Family — Tbe Foel Family la located at 6th Street >nd 

of FeaaterviUe, Fa. were Ocean Avenue. ;" 

fallowed by {%) Emit Family, 

Sellersvflle, Pa., (3^ Hlcco 

famUy, PhUadelphla, (4) 

Winter 

SIS 

Current • Fashionable 

BwuttfulFH Colon 

SSft 

» T 

m^J 

Mix or Match Women's, Men's, Children's 

Michael Anthony's Jgggfc 

DISCOUNT SHOES -uSmSlSli 

SOS tth St. Ocean City 

B4SBMHhmk 

Ocean aty 

9th St. off 2nd Ave. 

(An, 

Stone Hartwr 

WmM.it 

MM 


Nellessen, Knight are engaged 

Mr, and Mn, John 

IMleasen of Pequannock N.J. 

announce the engagement of 

their daughter, Thereu Rose, 

to Todd Knight, son of Mr. and 

Mrs, Hairy S. Knight of 

Ocean City. 

The bride-tote Is a 1977 

graduate of Pequaiuiot* High 

School and attended the 

University of Montana. She to 

working for Retailers and 

Manufacturers Inc. In 

Fiirflild, NJ. 

Relief From Pain 

Without Drugs 

ACUPUNCTURE 

A.R, ROSS, AA.D. 

Dlplomate, American Soard of Physical 

Medicine and Rehabilitation 

This traditional Chinese Therapy hat helped 

miny with Headaches. .Migraine ... 

Neck pain Back pain.,,Sciatica,,. 

Arfhrltls.,,Rheumaf|»m,...Singsltli,., 

Radlculopathy 

Also sgeeMsfuHy used to stop smoking and for 

weight reduction. 

FOR INFORMATION OR APPWHTMEMT 

Can 927-9555 

HARBOR MEDICAL CENTER 

149 Ocean Heights Ave. 

EggHtrberTowniMp 

(Only one mile from Sfim'I) 

employed at Knight'i 

Runucf In Ocean City. 

An April 28,19M wedding Is 

planned. 

Mr. Knight it a 1177 

graduate of Ocean aty Bgh CHURCH RUMMAGE BALE 

School. A1982 graduate of the tN HALL OCT. 14 

University of Montana, he St. Mary's Guild of Holy 

holds • bachelor of science Trinity Episcopal Church, 

degree In pharmacy tad to 30th Street naff Bay Avenue 

win hold its annual rummage 

«de in the parish hall, Friday, 

Qetabtr 14, from 9 a m. to 1 

pm Itemi will Include used 

dothlng In good condition, 

attic ti-easurts, books, art 

much more. Open to tte 

public. 

40% Off 

All Summer Bags 

_ ' White. Pastslt Strawi.etc. 

Summer Jewelry 

White, Shtl. tic. 

Ntektaeii, Bncetett 

Eatringj.Etc. 

MANY 

UNADVERTISED 

SPECIALS THROUGHOUT 

OUR STORES WITH 

DISCOUNTS UP TO 

50% 

All Sales Final 

No returns or exchanges 

Modest charge for Gift Wrap 

or Boxing on sad Items 

Connoisseur Cafe" 

Remains open for Lunch 

Serving 11 to 3 Dally 

Featuring 

Homemade Soups, SaUdt, 

Sandwiches, Breads i pesstrts 

OUR 

CLASSIFilDADS' 

BRING RESULTS 

BROOKS TV 

(tormwty Schuff) 

704 Asbury Avi, 

In Brownleet 

WE REPAIR ALL 

MAKES 

TV's, R«dlo, Stereo 

Tape Recorders 

1 T.V. RINTftlTI 

»4dBlly • .9-12Sat. 

399-8699 

10% OH 

StSffcl 

Silver Jewelry 

20% Off 

All Children's Jew* 

20% Off 

Sunglasses 

FINE 

Bin ITEMS 

Lamps, Pictures, Glass 

Furniture, Decorator 

Hems and more 

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

Theresa Nellessen and Todd Knight 

WE 

SELL 

SHADES 

51 Jjs* Hd. (Bt. t), Somart POIM 

• Sat. 1 •m-apn. Sun, Mn-iwn 

*i'fl% Off M ttil (NiKhlM of *20 or, 

IV mtrertg.pdcttttmt 

% morBrefl.prtctlttmt 

'Christmas Shop* 

We're Iwdtd with 

kChristmitdworttHmt, 

ctrdt, toys and 

min at out ftf • 

Connoisseur Ltd. 

ON THE BOARDWALK 

1112 Boardwalk 

OpM 

Salt at ALL THREE LOCATIONS 

ASEURY AVi. PORT 0 CALL HOTEL 

1510BMrdwiHc 

DMyittil 

CLUB MEETS TUESDAY 

The Women's Regular 

Republican Club of Ocean 

aty will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday, 

Oct 11 at the Youth Center, 

6th Street and Atlantic 

Avenue. All are welcome. 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER *, 

Goddard and Doms exchange 

vowsinHavertown, 

Kafcryn Ann Ooddard of 

Massachusetts and Ocean 

aty, became tee bride el 

Robert Westoy Demi Jr. of 

New Haven, Com. Sept 10 In 

Bethany Collegiate 

Presbyterian Church, 

Havertown, Pa. The Revs, H. 

Stanley Wood and Benjamin 

aieldon offletated during BM 

4:30 o'clock ceremony. 

Arm Thraih was soloist 

accompanied by Barbara 

Stewart, organist, offering 

ThM Lord'! Prayer, Longer 

Than,,,, and flw Wedding 

Bang. 

Trie bride to thi daugrter of 

Mr. and Mri, R. H. Qoddard 

Jr. of S Mariana La. and 

Brooman, Pa. The groan to 

the son of Mr. and Mn.Robert 

W. Boms Sr. of Ttmonlum, 

Md. 

Maid of honor wai 

Marianne Qoddard, stater of 

the bride, of BroomaU, Pa. 

and Ocean City. Bridesmaids 

were Behra M. Qoddard, 

ateter-Waw of the bride of 

Naahvffle, Term, formerly of 

Since Wl 

•m NQRWAY= 

(formerly S.S. FRANCE) 

The World's Largest Cru/lf Sh/p 

Sa/la Prom 

=PHILADELPHIA= 

July 18,1S84 • 2 Nights to Nowhere 

from '295.00 

July II, 1184 • 8 Nights Tr.nwtlintic 

Irrnn M485.00 

Europesn Cruisis also ivsHabte 

CALL 399-0032 

Go All nut 

With A New 

Fall 

Hairdo! 

BeauTy Salon 

• OPEN THE YEAR ROUND* 

A Complett Salon 

• Offering The Latest in Hair Stylet • 

4!0-55th St. Ocean City 398-9282 

616AsbwyAvi. 

TEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON 

Complete 

Beauty Services 

Open Year'Round 

CUhxippi. 

11(1675' 

HOUSE OF 

BEAUTY 

"A Full Service Salon" 

5* Open 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m. 

CLOSED MONDAY , 

Dorothy's 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

MIWtftAvt. OfwYMrtMMI 

(CLOSED MONDAY^) 

399-8621 DctanCHy 

Mrs. Robert W. Domi Jr. 

Ocean City; Mellnda Shit- poUution metabolism ta ftth, 

dine d Bryn Jtowr, Pi., A former msniner resident rf 

cousin of the bride; JamOcean 

aty, she was eo* 

Wiggins of Ithaca, N.Y. and Wbutor frith Stephen Gabriel 

Carol Frttchmin of 

Bethlehem, Pi, 

Seashore Encounters articW*' 

Terranee Mielntoih of Ntw The groom U a graduate.it 

Haven was fte belt fflM, BuckneU University with" a 

Assiiting as ushen w§ri bachelor of arts degree. H(M 

Mark Doms of Timonlum, a student In the cell biology 

brother of the groom; Keith section of Yale UniveMltjF 

Domi, of Newark, _Del. School of Medicine, punwtpg 

brottwr of tht groom; David a Ph.D. degree. He la-cofr I 

Lie of Baltimore, and Bruce ducting research on tafhtaai | 

Goddard, brother of the bride, viral. •-• "' 

of Nashville and formerly of 

OMBH City. 

Given in marriage by her Baker unique 

father, the bride wore a 

traditional white Alencon lace in scholarship 

gown featuring an Illusion 

neckline and seed pearls 

adorning the fitted bodiee, Lynn R. Baker, an 

•me mafehing lace awn held 

Oieflngertipvellandbluaher. 

Uana-di Country Qub In 

Havertown. The couple spent 

heir honeymoon in Cancun, 

The brid« received her 

bachelor of arts degree from 

Gettysburg College and 

matter's degree from 

BuclmeB UnJverrtty, awtaa 

Ph.D. candidate In 8ie Boston 

University marine program, 

Woods Hole, Mass., where she 

is conducting research on 

He U one of 

young men and waVM. 

nationwide selected for tot 

5,300 Merit Scholarship* 

worth more than 118 millloMo 

be awarded next spring: ; j 

Over ohe million ttwbtrf 

from some 18,000 

schools entered the 

petition but fall. 

The other NMSsemlflilW 

to i Middle Township fllgi 

School student bEf! 

adidas 

Shoulder 

SUf f MM B.t.ll 

H,«Y«lrtFr»I 

With Any adidas Purchase 

of $25. or more. With This Ad 

tHEQC SHOE SHOP 

6«wn aty mms tj^ 

Mon.-Frl. to a.m. « p.m. iaf. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 

Somer Point Community 

EDUCATION/RECREATION 

Autumn Program Starts Oct. 17th 

Claim Include: 

ADULT 

•ridge 

Voiltyball 

Airoblet ; 

Basketball 

Sign Language 

Judo 

Computen 

QogrrnttCooklno 

Hooked Rug Making 

Photography 

Financial Counseling 

Potttfy 

RaquetMl) 

Belly Dancing 

Batik 

Framing and Maftlns 

High School Equivalency:: 

Home Handyman 

CP.R, • 

IngllthMB 

Second Language 

CHILDREN 

ChtuClub 

Karate 

Magic 

Storytima 

Kldt'Staff 

REGI8THATHJH 

RE8BEMT8, 

For morelnformotkxi call 

Chrlttrna* crafts 

Saturday Moviet 

Raquelball 

Computtrt 

Oolf 

octabtrivn 

U:06-4:00p.m. 

«:Q0-7:ldp.m. 

I 

Cooking contest 

deadline Oct 19 

Mr. and Mrs. William a 

Nail of Ocean aty announce 

the engagement of their 

daughter. Margaret-Mary, to 

Curtis A. Petry, son of 

Marjerie B. Petry of WIHOW 

Grove, Pa. and Ocean aty. 

. The bride-elect Is a 1080 

graduate of Ocean aty High 

School and has obtained a real 

estate license and a travel 

degree from the South Jersey 

Professional School of 

Business. She la a semtar> 

lor the Woods Agency, In 


Mr. Petry is a 1969 graduate 

of Abington High School and a 

1973 graduate of Jacksonville 

University with a bachelor of 

arts degree. Ot also received 

Ma real estate license in 1983. 

He is a registered builder In 


The wedding will take place 

inlfcM. 

All item to be Usted ta 

vvMts column must be 

received one weak prior to the 

Mwgaret-MiryNeU 

CRAFT BOW OCT. U 

Ocean City High School 

Band Boosters wffl bold an 

antique and craft show, 

Saturday, October 15 from 9 

ajn. ID 4 pin. Tables are still 

available. For Information 

eaO SIMm from 2 to 7 p.m. 

TOE SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CrTY, N J. 

PAGE 7 — SECTION ONE- 

Ribbon cutting Oct. 14 for city's new building ,« 

• I DMdUne f» wtertag ton What'« OooMng 'il Cont^t U 

^wd»y, OctU «t:ip, 

•, Tnwe la no limit on entries per perton and rmipm do 

not have to be original, ita aitogortw •rat •pprttan 

md MJadi, entrew and JOUJW, and tmdt Md amerti. 

Priiee to be awarded In eatt d the three cttegoriw are 

WO Bnt, »25 Moond, fU third, md « wbtcripUon to • 

oooUng nup'tw for honorable mention. 

A panel of Judges wffl chooM the 10 leml-rliiallit ID tub 

category that wffl conyete for prism and ribbom at the 

Intennodlat* school, fiSO pjn. on Thuriday, Nov. 1. 

program which included* A 

A ribbon cutting ceremony be utilised for athletic 

new flrehoUN and baseball 

tallowed l l d b by sn open h house itt will programs, dancea, shows and 

be held 8 p.m. Friday. Oct. 14 other public events. It con- 

fleld. 

at the Recreation Departtains basketball courts, office "Our local youngsters arid 

ment's recently completed aO 

space and an all-purpose floor aspiring atttfttt have bee* 

purpose building, 6th Street 

which can be adapted to many waiting for the opening of tWs 

off the Boardwalk. 

programs. 

building and we are pleased tt 

make it available to them;" 

According to Donald The fSM,000 building 1* part FUaggl, said in Inviting Ike 

Ptleggt, city recreation of the dry's imtftt-mUnon public to be on band tor We 

director, the bullduig, which dollar capital Improvements 

measures 89 by 150 feet, will 

Harvest Cholly's Holly Farm and 

donee 

Country Gift Shop 

OwrteatantB will Be notified by mall to bring the dUh 

, (prepared at horns) to Ito »chool cafeterU for the Btm\a. 

Judges for this year's event are Michael Ortrander and 

(Una Murphy, liutructori, and George McNeffl, director, 

aU of the Academy of Culinary Aril at Atlantic Community 

College. 

A table of various eookina 1 term and brochuret from the 

Kitchen Connection, M0 Aibury Aw,, wffl be fwturad for' 

is Oct. 15 

The Harvest Dance sponsored 

by to Happy Hoofers 

will be held on the Music Pier, 

Moorlyn Terrace and the 

Boardwalk, 6:30 pjn. Oct 16. 

TlmiferFiimntlrig! 

• Firs/thorn < 

fromM.tS 

the public to look at while the judgea main their ftaal 

dU ecUion. 

Potowlng awardlr^ of priiei the public wffl be tovitod 

to tample each of thj dishes In the three categories. 

Send your recipes to The Smtlml-Lriger, Ocean City, 

•mm or drop Mn M at the sttce, US E. Kh Street, 9 

u , to S PA, Monday through Friday. Include the 

category, your name, •ddraa and phone number. 

Nelly Petrytozved 

Bruce Kibblcfaouse, center, past president of the Oceaa City Exchange 

Club, presents outstanding service awards to Bob Adams, left, and Mark 

Crego. 

Receive service awards 

Eichanga Club past- owner of MC Signs, wasdonated 

by the club to Ocean 

president Bruce Klbblehouse honored for his design and Qtf and in use on the Music 

presented Bob Adamj andmanufacture 

of the marquee Pier, 

Hark Crego with outitandlng 

service awards during a 

recent meeting. 

Adams U stopping down as 

Exchange Club's executive 

director of the Miss Ocean 

City Scholarship Pageant, 

having served In that capacity 

for the past Eve yean. 

Crego, Excbanglte and 

Tickets are || per person 

and light refreshments will be 

served. Dancing music wfllbe 

provided by the Ambers. 

Then will be all types of 

ballroom dancing, Including 

waltz, fos trots, Latin dances. 

Jitterbug and Urns dances. 

Everyone is welcome, for 

more information call StMaO 

or 963-2539, 

• Chips* Right DTMS 

• PMtMMi 

Hydrangea Closeout Rag, $7.95... 

Now $5.95 • 4 for $19, 

Goebel Figurines a. Plates 20% to 50% off 

Oral DALY 9:308 • SUN. 1(M • CLOSED MON. 

ZENITH 19" DUgenai Cuttem- 

Sarle»«WorTV« VigÔ 

N WitK 

Button i 

open fr**AYsH9. 

CANDY SHOPPE 

Fine Candies, Chocolates, Nnts & Gifts 

Open AU Year 

Mon.Sat. i6-4;Frl.'tH7 Sun. 10-1 

Wayside Village, Marmora 

399^7171 

.illt'&lat 

C +0 

on 

ZENITH 19'' DUgon.1 Dntom- 

Sariw n*mou OonM dolor TV 

Sp«dal • SS1929W 

• Comoutur SIMM Cemmtnd* 

WHAT (SIN A NAME? 

Whenever you consider buying a pro*"* and tt baa a name Oat you 

rtw>gjUw, or U nude l^ a company you an> familiar with, It wiU always give 

you a etrtata confidence that irtat you art getting is of food quality. It to the 

same when yon select a pharmacy to get your nsdtafatat and health Deeds 

-from, or a family physician. 

Your doctor and pharmacist feel the same way about companies who 

•mike pharmaceutical products. Although tone drugs may be made by 

many firms, your physician usually specifies the exact brand name he feels 

' will be safest for you. Because we stock only medicines made by 

reputable firm*, we too feel confident that we are always dispensing drugs 

thstaredepetidable. 

T 

Yoairy«svAoct«r

PAOE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J, 

Obituaries 

George Nnvsonie; 

cnyned contracting firm 

SOMERfl POINT - Qwgi D, Ntwume, of 842 Sunrbe 

Av. dtod Motutay it *e Veteran* Administration Hospital, 

PWladelphU. He was 11, 

He wa* the owner •adaptntar of • contracting flrm undo 

Hi awn name. Mr, Newion* WM an Army veteran and i 

member of the American Legion Post, Somtn Point. He 

attended the Unwood Community Church. 

Seaside ^ 

(Cemetery ^ 

Route 9, Palermo, N,j. 

$>inn fortw ° 

4UU burial spaces 

INTEREST FREE MONTHLY PAYMENTS 

in •Ntr to MM MM MmciM ftrahi Hnf «Mffi HwvitaMv 

piacM M the MrvlvMf MMn at «• tamlly, •• art of- 

MHM MI • iPMMti tatu • tMt IV iM« PWM for MM I FMII 

•t law M umM. BfftrrM paynwnt N M an avaiiaMa. 

Cm MafwMi M HMK MM MMcfMM •ffantf and undar- 

MMMrthMiraMNiiHir. 

(MIMlTlimQrMSfMtM, MMM1 

NAWI...^.. 

ADDRESS 

GfTY STATt IIP 

PHONE NO.. 

Surviving are hji wife, Adela Baldwin NiWMnt; • MB, 

Victor of Somtn Pojnt; • daughter. Kathryn A. NemanM of 

Sonwri Point; two stepsons, Milton Jobnion of Sooner* Point 

Richard L. of Maryland; three sisters, June Diebert and 

Oora Lena Conigllc. both of Florida, and Mary E. Bom of 

Maryland; and one granddaughter. 

Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at the Adam»-Ferf«ct 

Funeral Home, Northfleld, with the Rev. William Ccoover 

officiating. Interment wU be In Mount Calvary Cemetery, 

FieasantvUle. 

Friends Buy call one hour prior to services at the funeral 

home. 

lioyd Kennon; 

pharmacy professor, author 

Lloyd Kennon, associate professor and industrial pharraacy 

program director at Arnold and Marie Schwartz 

College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Long Island 

University, Brooklyn Center, died Tuesday at his DOOM, The 

Seepferdchen, 4128 Asbury Av. He was M. 

Born In Milwaukee, he bad been a permanent resident In 

Ocean City for the put nine yean. He was a member of 5L 

John'! Lutheran Church. 

Dr. Kennon received his Ph.D. in physical pharmacy from 

fee University of Wisconsin and his M.A. in synthetic 

chemistry from Temple University, Philadelphia. He coauthored 

the book Chemical Stability of Pharmaceutical*. 

Hewasauthcr of muneroiBphannaceutlcal publications and 

was an active member of the United States Pharmacopeia 

Panel on drug stability requirements. He was a registered 

pharmacist In both states of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. He 

and R. Joteph Swtntosky ware responsible for me patent, 

'cellulose derivative product, composition* comprising the 

same and their preparation.' He told lifetime i 

hi the American Pharmaceutical Association, the Unlverrtty 

of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy Alumni Association and 

1*a^» 

EVEN 

ifJTBODUCINC. A SERIES 

THOUGH 

OF ADS ABOUT THE CHANCES IN \DUR PHONE COMPAMY 

WTRE 

CHANGINCMXJ CAN 

smiGourrrONUs. 

WCTE BINDING IMPOCTANT 

INFORMATION STHA1CHT1O 

WUKHQME. 

Bulletfns with >our monthly 

phone bill will hdp i liiv 

standsaoiYwhatvounetd 

la toxsw ibMt Sw duntit 

FOR OUR ADS IN TOUR 

NBWPWWTOO 

Ads Hke It* wUI eiplaln changes 

topftpiif hr 

New Jersey 

Ms you may have heard. 

aKonlanuaty 1st 

Mm. New Jersey Bell will 

no longer be part of AT&T. 

. That means some of ttie 

ways you do buiinesi with 

Bie pnone rampany will 

change. 

\tou1l have moni choices 

to make. Choices of phone 

equipment jbrinstance. And 

types of basic service, iven 

cholMs of long distance 

companies, 

' We think you should 

know about tfitse changes 

before they happen. 

And you can count 

on us. Tb explain ftem in a 

series of newspaper ads. 

And monthly bullfions in 

your phone bill. 

Watch for Aem, And 

saw mem. 

Theyll help you undersand 

whafs happening 

And whaft more, 

tfieyll help you pnâte 

*u can count on us. 

Thafs one thing mat will 

never change. 

WE CAN HELP 

.•*Js,"" 

fti WUcoMta Alannl Aaîtfon. He w • of*****" 

Society of Coonetic q«">fff- AlMrinn Oiepitril Society, 

tnd the Kappa M Phannacentlcal > p »tj 

nmi and mtator, ttrt, ofIMbL „ 

•HI aHU UKS WWW! Va**! >• • — ! " 

A MMrM ten**, Mby At fm. QM 

will be held at St John 1 * UAnn Church, Saturday it S 

p.m. 

Coi^ributioa to hta fMniocT may b* made to St. John's 

Lutheran Church. 

Arrangement* are by the Cheatar j, Wlmberg Funeral 

Hone, 201 Aibury Av, 

Helen Gxrwley, 65 

Helen Crowley tt 711 Hymotfh Pi, died Toe«lay In the 

Atlantic at? MadlcalCantar. She wm* «. 

She U lunrtvod by her bnsbanl, Joaepb M.; two *oo», 

James P. of Ocaan dty and Michael F. of Voorbee*; 14 

grandchildren, flvegreat^ramfchfldnii; three slater*, Anna 

Btaha of Brooklyn, N.Y., Ran Cox of Pleaaantville. and 

Dorothy Scara of We«t Cheater, N.J. 

A memorial MasfwIU be celebrated Saturday at 9 a Jn. in 

St. Peter 1 * R.C. Church, PleaaantvlDe. Interment will be 

private at the convenience of the family. 

Arrangement* are by th* Qodtrty Wmmi Home of Oesan 

Oty, 

Memorial contribatlons In her memory may be made to 

6M Afc f' Sit 

Bobby Bryant, 43; 

rarpenter. deal 

Bobby Q. Bryant of 9® Slrapaon Av, dad Sept. m in Shore 

Memorial Hospital He was 43. 

Bora in Marlon, S£, he had resided bare for Syem. Be 

was a carpenter and deiigner and worked for Phil Turner 

Display* In Ocean City. He attended the Shlloh Baptist 

Church b#re. 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER ( 

George Crider, 

worked at Harry's Inn 

SOimiS mm - O*»gi R. Cfjdar of JMW, c». 

nectieut Av, died Monday ID »andywtoi Conraleaeert 

Home Wilmington, Del. He wa* 78. 

9t 

38yeari,be was a World War n viWMiada member gill 

Free and Accepted Mason*. There art no lmmedtatt «&{ 

ta 

*Muonlc tmtim wffl be oftld rt « pm 

MlddletoivStroble Funeral Borne. Memorial wi 

follow at B.-30 pa, with the Rev. Charlea Rtock of Gra« 

LuthenaChuirttflclatag 

Interment will be In Cdeitown Cemetery, Cherry HUT. 

Anna Walker 78; was visiti 

ANNANDALE - Anna M. Walker, of Cedarbridge Road 

died September 50 to Shore Memorial Hospital, Somm. 

^ ^ ^ k ^ , N.Y,, ibt WM a loogtlm. 

Annandale,andwasvl*ltlngher*onlnOce«naty. 

She was a member of the Oder of the- Eaaton Sttf ,' 

Chapter 802, Rldgewood. 

Surviving are a son, John H. of Ocean City; a brotbtti 

WlBlamSAitoofWadliigBiveT,,f,a 

AtofWdlBiWYtflflilWMftta 

DavU of Hollywood, Fla., and Lorraine Owen* of Souttt 

C a d r a d A I ^ e f c 

Services were Tuwday la rat Godfrey Funeral Home, 

Ocean City. Interment was la Seaside Cemetery, Falen*. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the America* 

Cancer Society, 15 Dejaea Dr., Mo Grande (JIM. 

(rteM turn to page U) 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

Oetan City's Family Florist 

858 Aibury Avi, 

Phone 398-1157 

OctanCity, N J m& 

604 CENTRAL AVENUE PMONE 399-0049 

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(Foui) Gtiwnttont 

Our Vaults Protect 

All Vital Documents 

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But yt« cjn prtttct your 

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For prapajt, cnuritout 

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FIRST NATIONAL STATE BANK 

— OF SOUTH JERSEY 

B«k of South J««v 

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. • An EquatOppomntty LKKHH 

. OCTOBER 8,1SB3 PAGE i-SECTION 

WE PREVENTION , 

Tire safety precautions for families are stressed 

.'Mliere ire three basic 

steps you can take to help 

re your family's safety 

1 lk% to your home" notes 

I Etoenhardt of the Ocean 

/ Fire Prevention Bureaur 

Eliminate potential fire 

— Install and maintain 

•noke detectors. 

_ Develop and practice a 

family escape plan. 

breaks out every 45 

i In a home somewhere 

United States, and 

Aoot 7500 lives are lost to fire 

each year, Elsenhardt pointed 

autta Hi annual message on 

the eve of Fire Prevention 

Witt, Oct. MS. 

Some of the precautions 

that can be taken to reduce 

fiw-related tnjuriei and 

are, specifically: 

baxards 

•^ Keep trash in covered 

oxtatners and dispose Of It 

Wgrfarly. 

— Store paints, paint 

jMmpn and other flammable 

materials In thelr 

origlnal containers away 

fronvf Ire sources. 

—tSean work area of paint, 

nwjfust or trash after every 

*>4t-yourseU Job. 

—Don't overload circuits or 

UM frayed extension cords. 

If you hive problems with 

yonr electric, have a competent 

electrician check It. 

—Ose only fuses and circuit 

breakers which bear the label 

of (Underwriters) 

Laboratories (UL) or some 

otter recognized testing 

laboratory. 

run an extension 

under a rug or behind 

't let large amounts 

accumulate either 

or outdoors. 

attics, basemento, 

Smoke detectori 

itall at least one smoke 

r in the hallway 

to bedrfjQBis. 

Consider Installing others 

have a two-story home. 

— If detectors are battery 

operated, check batteries 

often. 

Family eacape plan 

— Sketch layout of each 

floor including windows, 

doors, stairways. Make sure 

every family member is 

familiar with it 

— Work out two ateape 

routes from each room; mark 

them gn the sketch. Hold Ore 

drills, Including some at 

night, so everyone win bow 

what to do and be able to act 

quickly in an emergency, 

— Assign a family member 

Is be responsible for helping 

fee elderly or very young to 

escape, 

— Have an agreed upon 

meeting place outside wbere 

everyone is to go at once in 

caw of fire, 

— Count heads, stay 

together and dont go back 

into the house for personal 

belongings. 

In addition to this 

precuationary advice, otter 

activities and events the local 

flre department U sponsoring 

In observance of Fire 

Prevention Week Include the 

display of a sign proclaiming 

the observance at 681 Street 

and Asbury Avenue; a Sire 

Prevention Week display 

across from City Han in me 

window of the old Stalnton 

building; and tours of the 

firehouse for elementary 

school students. 

In addition and In 

oooptratton with McDonald's, 

fee firemen win ho*t a Fire 

Prevention appearance by 

Ronald fee clown for students 

it the primary, St. 

Augustine's and the Atlantic 

Christian schools. Cause of the early morning blaze on July 31 that gutted the 

second floor of Woolworth's wai eventufjUy ^traced to old 

New law pax>hibit$ drinking in motor vehicle 

Occupants of motor Into law by Governor Thomas 

vehicles who consume H. Kean late last month, it is 

alcoholic beveragea while against the law for an 

riding in the vehicle are now operator or passenger in a 

subject to stiff fines, warns motor vehicle to consume any 

Make sure they are Clifford W. Sndeker, director 

proved by Underwriters of the New Jersey Diviaion of 

ratories or other ap- Motor Vehicles. 

i testing tab. Under legislation signed 

IV % « 1 

Ocean Roofing & Siding 

r ta3 West Ave. 

39a-9644 

Energy 

Services INC 

| Air Conditioning Refrigeration Heating Piumbing| 

Rwidential Commercial 

ISalet Service ln«allation| 

, i.||sMtfji^«atvlet(Attract* AYsJrtto 

l.MMWHk 

I, LMH TMUHCanWhital 1 AbtarpHoo CMfcn 

4,14lt«aMalMnlN 

W« op«r»W, maintain, repair and upgradf Sv»t«ni and 

|iqU10mint ft« wniumt, eontrol, wnwrt, and sonant 

— also aval Itbli — 

PROFESSIONAL WINTER HOUSE WATCH 

' ' Relax when your house Is 

unoccupied & we wl 11 provide: 

• Weekly house checks 

• Dally house checks when temperature 

is below freezing 

• Notification of any signs of 

break-ins or damages 

• Plumbing ft heating heeds prompttyatteidedioonyourauthorizatton 

CALL: R. W. BARNES 641-8673 

alcoholic beverage while the 

motor vehicle Is being 

operated. 

The only exception applies 

to passengers of charter or 

special buses, auto cabs, 

limousines or livery services. 

A first conviction under this 

law carries a fine of *200. 

Second or subsequent convictions 

will carry a QN fine 

HOME REMODELING SPECIALIST 

C»l (609) 398-9644 

ADDITIONS - GARAGES • DORMERS 

DECKS - WINDOWS - PANELING 

"ALL RENOVATIONS" 

GOODWIN BUILDING CO. 

933 WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

10 days of community 

service, Snedeker ttJd, 

Ml 

927-5932 

DIAMOND 

REMODELING 

"Our Job! are 6»mi" 

Complete btdMT and 

Outdo* SpedHsti 

NoJobTooLinjf 

•rMiiul 

liyeariMptrlenee 

R§oiln0 ^ Swiif . 

Pinelng • Sofflt 

and Gutters 

Pay 20% less on Fuel Bill 

No matter If you have gas heat, oil or electric. 

CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 

Install heat and rent your 

apartment this winter! 

Electric Heat costs Vbiess to install than 

gas or oil 

SMOKE DETECTORS 

and FIRE ALARMS installed 

ALL OUR ELECTRICAL WORK IS GUARANTilD ONi FULL YHAR. 

"Before you wire, call Maguire" 

Phone 398-4160 

JAMES J. MAGUIRE 

ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION, INC 

936 • 38 ASBURY AVE 

OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

wiring. The Asbury Avenue lire was the biggest blaze this 

year to date in Ocean City. 

Careless thinking, haphazard 

habits can become a way of 

life that can be dangerous. 

Practice good fire safe 

habits all year, Here's a 

check-list printed below that 

you could call "Preventative 

Medicine," 

Practice 

Fire-Safe 

Habits 

Year 

• Do not smoke in bed, or while watcdhlntf 

TV when you are tired. 

• Check appliances for propers, safe 

wiring, 

• Keep matches out of reach of small 

children. 

• Clean Upremove rags, trash, papers, In 

8> around the home. 

D Preplan an tasy escape •xlt from your 

home and know how to call your fire 

department. 

FOR RRE INSURANCE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS, SEE 

D. Allen Stretch, Jr. Agency-. 

D. Allen Stretch, Jr., president 

Tom Heist, Manager 

-INSURER- 

Policles Written In Office 

Corner 8th & Ocean Ave., Dial: 399-0655 or 399-0007

if 

& 

I 

10 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

FOUR NEW LUXURY LAGOON 

FRONT DUPLEX CONDOMINIUMS 

Including boat slips, located at one of Ocean City's finest riesidential areas; 

Plane Stop By—Our Salesmen will be on the site 

MfwMfl the hour! ol 912 noon and 1-4 p.m., Sal. & 

Sun, to aniwtr all queitlom. 

Thrti large btdreonu, i baUu, living room, oathederil ceilings, 

flwpUCM dining ITM, kitehtn with walk-in pantry, full Iiun 

#y room. Front"ind raw wrap (round decks, all ipplignces , 

Two at ging«, lott »nd roof decks. 

18th Street and Lagoon 

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

PLEASE CALL 

ROGER MONROE, 

Realtor 398-7000 

M Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! 

n 

i 

Thinui S. Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

WTEWOfl - EXTEMOR 

Fuly bitured 

Ucented • Ocean City 

20 Ytirs Experience 

FREE ESTIMATES 

399-0205 

GRACE 

FUEL CO, 

FuMHMHfi.ABiy 

Local Service 

Fu.l Chl«f 

Dili 399-0450 

STAHLER'S 

Registered Builders 

Res,- 3315 West Avi,, Dili 399-2980 

"W* SpMfaifza In Modernizing Hmn" 

ED MOONEY PAINTING 

ilYim 

bptritlWt 

JEMNNTUL 

SPECIALIST 

MTCRtOR • EXTERIOR • NEW A OLD WORK 

DECORATING 

Ftfy html • Fret Ettlnwttt • Chick Our Rifmnni 

I, WH.MONT 

HAMADA & SON 

Ail Types Of 

Roofing* Siding-Sheet Metal 

311 Wilt Avi, Phone (609) 

^lOctaneity 3811041 

GENERAL ELECTRIC 

APPLIANCES 

1 ^PflPvv W^Wi B*i Ww9^m 

RtsMintJil • Commercial 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

I Kitchen AM mhwaihert 

930 Asbury Avenuo 

|Oo«an City, N.J. Dial 399.1898 \ 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

Interior • Exterior 

Injured 

Edward H, Reed 

DIAL 399-2909 

Joseph B. 

MOREY 

Electrical Contractor 

206 7th Street 

Phone 399-1243 

• Bt,ld«MHI t Comm.rtHI 

••IHIrlCilCHilricllnl 

• Marktt IIKfrlt Hut 

INSULATE 

SUMMER "InBSj 1 WINTER 

COOL ||yi WARM 

OAK AVENUE 

4 MIL ROAD. 

MORTHnCLO 

•RiSidintlai — Commercia 

•Blownor Batted insulation 

•New or Old 

Construction 

•Ask About Cellin 

ProcMs 

641-3133 

'The Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City" 

FRED TARVES, III 

Complete Building Services for 31 Years 

HOME • BUSINESS 

REMODELING • REPAIRS 

Call Den Tarvtf, 399 2306 or 1127 

1535 Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N,J, 

J. R. NIXON 

Registered Builder 

223 Wist Ave. Phone 398-4529 

CUSTOM BUILDER 

ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS 4 ADOTTMNS 

KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED 

ROOHNGawJSIWHfl 

NoJobTooSmHorTooLinni 

(PLUMBING & HEATING) 

7S0WIST AV1NUE • OCIAN CITY 

(609) 399-1976 

SALES AND SiRVICEON 

Magic aef 

(continued from page 1) 

Obituaries 

William Shepier, 56; 

formerly of Ocean City 

SEA imM CITY - WinUm J. fflwptar of 122 «rf St., 

iept. » it hb hotti. He »M M. 

Sheptor raldid hire for three fun «nd WM forrotrly a 

resident of 0««n City and RwStiHir. N.Y. , 

Hi WM bom U) Uhtnon, Pi,, md had worked for «» 

Walton Furnltuni Co, in "Ayta, Hi wo • 

fflsK 

Accepted Muoni. Mr, 

H^ School. 

He (• survived by two daughters, Cindy and Susan Shepler 

of Peiuwylvanla. and • iliter, Nancy Richard* of Berwyn, 

Funeral servtaa were Saturday In the Godfrey Funeral 

Hone, OCMB City. Interment wai In Laurel Memorial Part, 

Pomccia. 

JEFFJFROST 

Alterations • Additions 

Decks and Siding 

Kitchens and Baths 

EimMB 653-8428 

VINYL 

SIDING 

also Aiumlnum & Steal 

Awnings • Porch Enclosures • Seamless Gutters 

BAKER'S ALUMINUM 

15 We»IAve., Ocean City 

Opens Dt»i.Call (609) 3111241 

PLASTERING 

NEW WORK 4 PATCHING 

WATERPROOFED 

STUCCO 

PlASTEBHGolAIKIndi 

DRY WALL 

CONSTRUCTOR 

RESIDENTIAL & 

COMMERCIAL 

SHEiTROCKING • 

& FISHING 

GREG K. 

CORSON 

AND DAUGHTER 

399-7683 

If no answer call 3*9-3193 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. 

-INC.- 

ROOFING & 

SHEET METAL WORK 

BRYANT FORCED AIR 

HEATING 

252 WMt Avenue 

mrtm 

Dial: 319212B 

I WTEfilOR 4 EXTERIORS 

iFogHo&Schmkl 

and Sons 

Bil m 

399-3977 or 

399-8442 „ 

Warren North 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

7th St. ft Bay AM. Phone 3ii-2i36 

Building • Remodeling • Alterations 

• Rooting • Siding • Interior S. Exterior Painting 

• Formica WorN • Furniture Ripalr ft Rt finishing 

"PRIi ESTIMATES" 

VINCENT STAHLER 

RiGlSTiRIDSUILDER 

"CUSTOM CARPENTRY" 

ALTERATIONS • RIMONUNB • ADDfTWNS 

SPECIALIZING IN VINYL SK>mG 

• PHONE 399-4724 • 

M. CHISM 

SpeclaHzlnfl In Cuttom Building 

ALIIRT H, ITITILtH (I 

Horn.: (809)6530317 

..l.forMyMfil 

(609)927-3827 

« UNWOOp . N1W JlRtBY 0IM1 

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Bobtrt A. Davenport Jr. 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTOR 

Ri»llu«ic Pier, the dty'i 

1 bookingi include the Sheraton women 

HotelTHeratiey bid, VaAey 

Forge Made Fair and an 

appearance on AM 

! PhiladaipMa, WPV1-TV. 

Orcheatra with Bill Bruenle Admlatlon to the Wg bud 

and The Sunihine dance li |5. 

Boyi, • banjo band, playing For ticket* contact the 

during break*. William FUbllc HeUtionj Office. City 

Sackett will emcee and beHall, 

Ocean aty, 0OM. 

featured vocali»L 

Apprtahnately 1,000 runnen 

are aipeciea at oiia 

Sackett Is known (or hUreaorff 

ninth annual Fenton 

many appearance! Carey Half-Marathon and 

throughout the Delaware riith Women'! SOO0 Meter 

Valley with big banda. Hli Boardwalk Ron, Oct. S. The 

1 ! event begin! I ajn. 

at the Muatc Pier with the 

naif-marathon, open to both 

men and women, art to begin 

lOajn. 

ConteiUnU compete In 

variou! age groups with 

medal* awarded to flrtt three 

In each category 

For Information contact 

Ocean aty Recreation, P.O. 

Box 170, Ocean aty. 

There win to two craft 

•toowi during October, both at 

fee Mualc Pier with free 

admlailon. The Sand 

ino 

Beojtart antique and crafta 

AowUaet for Saturday, Oct 

IS followed by Octan dty 

Green and Jarre tt are engaged 

High School 

TMf. and Mrt. Jullui A. 

Qreen of Marmora announce 


fipttr, Mary EUiabeth, to 

KkmnMJcha«lJarrett,iono< 

Ilr. and Bin, Michael A. 

Norttfiftld. 

brid^tobe U a 1081 

of Ocean aty Ugh 

$ and U employed ai « 

aacrrtary at Prudential In- 

-awanea Co. of Llnwood. 

;'„,}#•. Jarrett U a 1980 

araduate of Mainland 

i I0|h School aad U 

a aenlor at West 

& * , (h) Untveritty. 

.,, KQ date ha» been aet for the 

1 Local Kiwanlans attending annual convention 

were, from left, Don MoUo, Jeff Freeman and 

Gas Bruno. 

! ihow, Oct »; 

hour! are I amjn. to 4 pjn. 

The elty'i Mb annual Kizvanians back 

Halloween parade, BMMored 

by the Exchange Cbib, wffl be .The Ocean Ctty Klwanls fUahpoint of the .weekend 

Thursday, Oct. 27 at 7:» pjn. Club recently sent three meeflng was me governor'! 

Band!, Qoatumtd marcher* delegate* to the New Jersey banquet on Saturday evening 

and float! are included. District Annual Convention at during which the Inrtauauon 

Spectator*- win to given as ftw Great Gorge Americana of the 1965^4 district Ottlcen 

opportunity to gueH the Rasort In Vernon Valley, N J. took place. 

Identity of the "Myitery President elaet Qua Bruno, 

Marcher," • prominent area flrat Vice president Jeff 

cWien who wrik! the route In Freeman and Secretary Don 

Motto attended the weekend 

conference and convention 

which Included KlwanU Clubs 

from afl over New Jersey, 

In addition to the election of 

the new itate Klwani. 

governor, the convention 

delegate! also participated In 

numerous workshops and 

educational conference*. 

fundraiser 

0&OO.29 

The freihman cla*» of 

Qty High School IJ 

ring • fund railing 

,«•»»? 1 

To appraise 

Mary Green, 

Kevin Jarrett 

antiques Oct, 16 

•how and Bale on the 

cPler,8:30ajn.to3pjn. The Mainland chapter of 

dy, Oct 28. Shore Memorial Hospital 

hDenti will be women's auxiliary will 

m and door prtMa sponsor an antique appraisal 

-awarded. 

day at Harry's Inn, Someri 

TJealer'i table! are Point on Saturday, Oct, 15 

llable for the event. For from 11 mm, to I pjn. 

ble reMrvatloni or In- 

Ted Paneeast and Tina 

4 pjn. 

Hurley of Octan aty Antiques 

raljed by fee cl«aa wUT appraise Items brought 

i next four yean wUl feat day for a donation of *3 

d expenae* for theper 

article. All proceed* wUl 

lor-«enlor prom, the benefit Shore Memorial 

ftutook for tbdr »«nlor year Hospital. 

nd v»rtou» daw^ôd «h 

ttvltiet. B ttM Muunr ¥ 

•dtquatn, KboUnhipt will be 

iwinted to roemberf of the 

1987 lenlor d«M. 

< 

v. 

• • • • • • • • • • • • ^ 

Medical Care When You Need Itl 

SATURDAY 

and 

SUNDAY 

Appointment! or Walk-In Service 

Call 927-9555 

#% 

C€NT€A 

149 Ocim Hetghtt Awe. Egg Harbor Twp. 

(Only ont milt from itarn's) j 

SJ • •_!_! I I ' ' ' ' " 

A checking 

account, thars 

not earning 

interest, is 

an expense 

account. 

CMCS&Lpavs5U"n interest on 

checking (NOW) accounts. And 

there's absolutely no expense if 

Vnu maintain a S200. balance. 

Mnv County Stiwinris & LOCHI 

HOU'.i' N j OB? 

Duo planurta, Jeffry and 

Ronald Marlowe perform at 

the Mualc Pier, Sunday, Oct 

23at8pjn.aj part of the fall 

Friend* of Mutic lerlea. 

Admlatlon to the concert to 

•10 with a lerUi ticket 

available for 130 at fee door, 

TJM dty opened October 

with an Indian Summer 

weekend which featured a 

block party and seafood 

festival. The event wai 

neeessful despite rainy 

weather and wfll be held 

again in 1984. 

"GRACE OIL CO. HAS 

ALWAYS BEEN DEPENDABLE 

FAIR; . .PERIOD/' 

THATS WHY THEY'VE 

BEEN SERVING OUR 

FAMILY MEMBERS 

SINCE 1912, 

Customer service It flrtt at Grace. 

Wilch.explolns why people have 

b#«niiteiyiBg,wj1h MAaAM, 

"*y«ofi;"'LHfe tningi mawlSeiiv 

tarenoe Such as on Hm« delivefy 

vsphen you need it., .radio dlipotoh«d 

trueki.. and the taef mot 

we employ our own service people 

It all belli down to who you 

can trust. And people hov» been 

trusting Grace slnot 191SI 

•Budget plan 

•Fuel Oil 

•Burner Service 

•Water Clear Kerosene 

•Gasoline 

5«v/ng Atlantic & Cope May Counties 

CRRCE OiL CO. 

SINCH 1')I2 

'• 399-O4W • M2-2421 • 101 E, 5th Ave., North Wlldwooa 

BUTTON UP 

YOUR HOME 

Savt Eneriy - Save Monty 

Quality enamel aluminum storm doors and windows 

can help cut painful fuel energy bills by keeping winters 

cold winds outside while you stay nice and warm inside. 

Phone 927-4133 

>$. 

PAGE 11 - SECTION Of^ 

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PAGE 12 —SECTION ONE 

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

HRST ANNUAL NATIONAL FURNITURE 

through Monday 

are the final days of the 

National Furniture Sale 

T:ODAY 

and Sweepstakes, 

L 

6 pc Bedroom WaU BytUmi Modern 

ggrduping ineludM 2 itormge cabinet*, lighted 

Bridge, storage headboard, and 2 mirrora. 

Finished in med. walnut. ONE ONLY! 

Reg. $1360. NOW $088, 

Hlghback, Modern Btoivel Rocker: 

Covered in 100% nylon beige on beige flame- 

Mitch fabric. Thick foam T( T" cushion for 

comfort. ONE ONLY! 

Reg. $299,95 NOW $188, 

Bamboo Sob: Loose pillow back with rat- 

tan arm* and trim. Covered in 100% cotton 

beige butterfly print. Foam cushions, Shephard 

castert. TWO ONLY! 

Reg. $599.95 NOW $444. 

SflCkcr/fttcUntn FUred arm, modern 

style. Covered in combo 100% Herculon 

and vinyl. Magazine pouch, 

Reg, $299, NOW $198. 

Fnll MM Weeper: Contemporary styling. 

Foam euihioitl. 100% Herculon brick/rust 

plaid. Only 68" wide, tleept two comfortably. 

LIMITED QUANTITY! 

Rag. $399.95 NOW $188. 

Corner Cabinet; Large oak unit w/glau 

door*, bottom storage compartment. Beau> 

riful ihaped top w/applied carving, 

ONE ONLY! 

Reg, $ 1079. NOW $555. 

3 pc Dinette left Danish styled light oak 

drop leaf table w/formica top and 2 matching 

chain. 

Reg, $279.95 NOW $188, 

Schwelger Chair and Ottoman: 

Man'i siie Early American beauty w/heavy 

pint wing and trim. Thick foam cushion* 

and large matching ottoman w/piUow top. 

Covered in 100% Herculon brick plaid. 

ONE ONLY! 

Reg, $990, NOW $248. 

Audio Cabinet: Portable unit w/full 

length smoked glass door. Three adjuitable 

shelves and record holder*. Walnut/blacktrimmed 

in chrome, ONE ONLY! 

Reg. $219.95 NOW $111. 

BeantUol Decorator Lampti Ginger 

jar ityle with pleated shades. Choice of colon. 

Three (3) way switche*. 

Reg. $39.99 NOW $24. 

OW can these prices be so 

low? Hundreds of top manufacturers 

have cut their prices 

so Platt's Furniture can pass 

peat savings on to you. 

WIN! Enter The SoUdGold 

Grand Rue 

in 

2 Second Prizes. 

$5,000 In Sfcer. 

50 Third Prizes. 

Zenith rawvWon 

10 Pour* Prizes. 

Apple fleOomputora. 

20 FMh Prizes. 

New Nbf Mb 3D • 

1,000 Runn+MJp 

PFQM. Ewctronlc 

NATIONAL FURNITURE 

SALE AND SWEEPSTAKES 

"SOLID GOLD SWEEPSTAKES" 

OFFICIAL RULES 

No Purchase NMMMW 

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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE_ 

THE BBNTINEL-LEDOBR, OCEAN CITY, NJ^ 

CAPE MAY COUNTY'S 

GAS LAMPS 

JUST LIT UP WITH 

SOUTH JERSEY GAS 

AND THEY 

HAVEN'T CHANGED 

A BIT! 

The charm of Cape May County 

is perhaps best symbolized by 

the gas light, which reflects a 

past worth holding on to while 

recognizing that the future and 

all its promise has quietly arrived. 

On October 3rd, without a flare 

or a flicker, those gas lamps — 

and all 27,000 users of New 

jersey Natural Gas — quietly 

switched to South Jersey Gas 

Company. 

South Jersey Gas is committed , 

to providing all of its new Cape 

May County customers with 

safe, dependable service at the 

lowest possible price. During the 

past 35 years, the company has 

established a reputation for 

reliability in Atlantic, Burlington, 

Camden, Cumberland, 

Gloucester and Salem counties. 

And has earned the trust of 

government, business and 

people just like you. 

But your trust is what South 

Jersey Gas is out to earn. Now, 

by continuing to make this 

transition a smooth one, and 

later; by actively supporting the 

preservation of Cape May 

Count's beauty and the 

development of its economy. 

South Jersey Gas may be new 

in Cape May County, but you'll 

find its traditions of dependability 

integrity and being a good 

neighbor make it seem like a 

reliable friend right from the start, 

CAPE MAY COUNTY'S NEW GAS COMPANY! 

SOUTH JEBSE^^SCOMBANYJ 

I f I 

0 

tfl&BSDAV, OCTOBER 6.1883 TOE SENTINEl.LEDO.ER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. PAGE 15 — SECTION 01 

Firehouse issue is coming down to choices 

(contbned from page I) 

"the conetarions of law irt 

•ound and W (the panel) 

•fflnn nNrtintlB ll government to take private volunteer* fee properties a «lnce the member* of the 

property tor public use), it fair market value. 

companle* do not fight Brea 

would have to flrrt attempt to The city had recently withlndtyllniltrBcth j 

negotiate In good faith (with 

y (or the 

assessed the Bethel Road companle* *erv« under 

tht former volunteera)," 

M M »et forth En... (Gtb- 

property for a total of |7W,700 natal aid In Egg Harbor 

April explained. 

•n'l opinion." 

and the New Jersey Avenue Tbwnahlp and Longpori 

•1 don't know who won or property a total of *25V«0. SconafterGib»on'*ded*Um 

who tart," April laid, «*. toe 

aty Solicitor Jeffery April 

Both faeiUta were taxed torto 

May of 1M, the former 

appeal. "I donH know Ifthere 

»ld th«t the dty hw no In- 

over $S3,000. 

volunteer* appealed the 

is a winner or a looaer In 

tentions of appealing tht 

The former volunteer* uy 

rulh*. Tte dty then counter 

mnethlng like thU." 

matter any further, but noted 

they wont pay the tax bill 

Loul* Homatlne, attorney 

the dty'i right to proceed 

because while they do not the dlipute between the 

for the former volunteer*, 

with condemnation of lbs 

fight Ore. In the city, they do dty and It* former volunteer* 

aald he had not yet been 

properties, particularly the 

provide charitable service* began May 1, MM when both 

contacted for negotiations. 

Bethel Road irtkoiat which 

and are tax exempt. city Companle* One and Two 

thedty urn, 

In order to condemn the Clty'i Tai Assessor F, walked out In prote* of five 

building under the govern- 

"If the dty were going to 

William Mitchell, however, Bre dispatchers, who were 

ment's right of eminent 

> lt» power of eminent 

maintain* the fadllUei are no laid off for budgetary reason*. 

domain, the city muit 

domain (the right of a 

longer tax exempt property 

-MttgteBOWH 

negotiate and offer At former 

Zoning changes 

(continued from page 1) size the less creative ymnan 

Cochrane taJd these areas get," be said. 

Include the propoaed Pier 34 The Bovd also approved 

development at 34th Street the fishing pier area* at 14th 

between Simpson and Haven and 59th street* as recreation 

avenues from 24th to 33rd mow. Cochrane said that due 

*reeto, and land aouth of the to legal precedents the Board 

Ocean City Home*. could adequately defend 

The Board aUo recon- 

against spot xoniiig charges 

aldered other toning changes 

auwe the pier* are of benefit 

that met public oppotifion. 

to the entire community. 

Previously the piers wen 

The propoted Marine 

Eooed boanlmdk-coniiiiei'cial 

Arbor Village will be untd 

and If destroyed beyond 75 

from 1st to 10th streets along 

percent of their structural 

fee bay Instead of to 13th 

Street Tht wm MO require 

tat Door units to be marineoriented 

businesses. Tenth to 

12th street* will be wntd 

mulU-famfly and 11th to 13th 

street* win be toned single 

family. 

The proposed Increase of 

the four-foot aide yard setback 

to five feet will remain, 

but with a decrease from a 3ft- 

foot rear yard setback to 26 

feet on Moot lota only. 

Monlhan commented mat it 

would be difficult to build • 

decent-size three-bedroom, 

two-bath duplei under those 

circumstances because 

everything would look 

Identical. "The smaller the lot 

north, they couldn't be rebuilt 

under nonconformlng land 

uses. 

After the Board finally 

approves the propoaed wnlng 

ordinance, it will submit the 

proposal to aty Council for 

action. According to Board 

member Henry Knight, the 

Board solicitor la currently 

researching legal terms that 

affect the proposal. 

PHOTO PICKUP COB 

AS pictures ttht appear in 

The Sentinel-Ledger may be 

picked op it the oMee, ill Sth 

Street for a charge of |2, any 

time during the regular 

buslnesi day, following 

publication ta the paper. 

Yburlawn 

could 

use a good 

square 

meal 

Ail it takes is an application 

of Turi Builder*. 

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Thanks to an exclusive 

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lawn receives what it 

needs now to greenup, 

spread out and 

thicken itself plus 

a little help (or an early 

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What are you waiting 

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Ib. 

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,B 1.69 * 

.1.89* 

, FOR NORMAL, DRY OR OILY HAIR 

PERT 

SHAMPOO 

iliiJikviHteliiflt 

Herb Townsend of Ocean City wins tht muter'l run Sunday on the Boardwalk, The electronic 

sign at right shows his time. 

IN STOAC BAKCIIV 

FOB ITORiS WITH INSTM1 BAKEHV 

MfALSBl 

Italian Bread 

•MUSH 

Toasting Bread 

DELICIOUS 16-O? 

Cinnamon Swirl Loaf 

TASTY 

Garlic Bread 

SiRVICf DILI 

FOB SIOHii WITH IIBVICI BiLI ONLY 

&79*^ 

1.09* 

fc49«# 

SLICED-TO^RDIR NEW YORKER 

AMERICAN CHEESE 

OR 

COOKED HAM 

LONQACRE DUTCH FAMILV 

Chicken Roll 

DIITI1 WATSON 

Lo-Salt Bologna 

TWIN STICK 

Swift Pepperoni 

g DUTCH STYLB 

Potato Salad 

half 

pound 

Ml 

pound 1.29* 

pound 

DAIAV MAAKCT 

QUARTiRS 

MRS. FILBERTS 

MARGARINE 

0 V* 

LARQI OB SMALL OURD.IfrOZ, CONT 

16-02. 

Lnnyi wn BWPLt wynu.:, iffy*, wra i f%f\jk to _ 

DOUfitt 

COUPONS 

E.Z. POR FOILWARE 

V2 PRICE 

Reg. 1,29 Square Cake or Loaf Pant If 64° 

Reg. 2.49 Cookie Sheets S11.25 

Reg. 1.29 Detp Pie Pans J£ S4* 

i Reg. 2.09 All Purpose Roaster «h1.05 

PLUS MANY MORE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST 

r>AODUC€ MAAKCT 

FRISH 

BUNCH 

BROCCOLI 

RED 

Tokay Grapes 

FRUH 

Bartlett Pears 

ue 

Pink Grapefruit 

JIT FRBSH 

Hawaiian Pineapples 

each 

WI8TERN,,,RID 

DEUCIOUS 

APPLES 

3 99 

SCAfOODMAAMCT 

FRiSH 

Swordfish Steak 

FRiSH 

Sliced Cod Steak 

FAN READY 

Fresh Whitings 

FRESH 

Monk Fillet 

GftOCCRV MAAM€T 

ASSORTfD COLORS 

CORONET 

TOWELS 

ANN PAQI WINCH STVLI OB CU 

GrttnBfans 

WHOLE KWH on CMAM STYL 

Ann Page Corn 

BWliT 

Ann Page Peas 

ANN PAGE 

Apple Sauce 

ANN PAGE 

Mixed Vegetables 

Ib 5 8 *»• SLIOID OR WMOU 

Ann Page Potatoes 

2.88^ AN¥ VARIITY 

«1,99 •«• Rice-A-Roni 

, 1 

f AOZCN FOOD 

REG,, MORE PULP OR REDUCED ACID 

MINUTE MAID 

ORANGE JUICE 

Sealtest Cottage Cheese 89 f _ - ^ *fi « FROZIN .ALL VARIITIli 

»2.59 

Ricotta Cheese 

S 1* Lender's Bagels 

3 1MI 

ean •life 

CUSTOM GROUND BEAN 1 LB BAG __ ' 

Eight O'Clock Coffee 1.99* 

GBOCtflV MAAKCT 

TAB, DIET, CAFF6INE FREI OR BEQ, 

2-UTER 

COCA-COLA 

AS8OBTEB COLORS ,4 ROLL PKO. 

Coronet Bath Tissue 

RiOULAR, MlNTHOLORI,IMI,H*l,CAM,_Am|- PASTlURiliO . M ! CONT. _ , _ FROIIN 9 SLIC1 Art •• 

JANE PARKER PUMPERNICKEL ( 

JANE PA««R. PUMMRNICKIL DH 

Barbasol Shave Cream 69* •** ireakitone Sour Crtam 1.19 # «* Celentano Pizza >«' 1 .y9*«* Jewish Rye Bread 2^; 

Alka-Seltzer .Mi.79^ Velveeta Singles WijgM Celentano Entrees X 1.69 M Aunt Jemima Syrup 1.79'** 

Ml. 

A1SORTID COLORS 1M IN PKO. 

Coronet Paper Napkins 

ORIOINAL , itm CAN _= %i^ 

Spam Luncheon Meat 1.3/'«* 

IN OIL OR WATER, CHUNK LIGHT 

Star-Kist Tuna 

ORANOI FLAVORID. trm JAR ^ , nm*m 

Tang Breakfast Drink 2.19*»* 

NABISCO ,1142 F-KO. _ j . , 

Chips Ahoy Cookies 1,69 I «* 

KBSBLER. IS-OI. PKO. , 

Town House Crackers 1 .i9-« c 

JANI PARKER _ fc§— 

English Muffins SB 88 FREEV 

FOR gWIT STOMACH _,_ , PAST. PMC. CHIISi SPRIAO , __ ,_ HM RANT FARM. W8WNA. STUFF. SMEUJl, MANICpnA FOR PANCAKIS i WAPFLM,..i«l, BTU __*•# 

RIO. OK WITH CONOITIONIR » » « i_ **P IRANO,..igTTIRMII,K OR _ * . . CHOCK FUU O NUTS. FROZIN . ,« «, AUNT JIMIMA 

Head & Shoulders 'tf 2.99 M Hbmityle Biscuits 5!S-t:*1V Pound Cake ^1.49 S ^ Pancake Mix 

PBIOS PFMTIVI WEDNESDAY THRU iATUROAY, OCTOSER S THRU OCTOiBB 8. OUANTTTY RIOHTS HESiRVED TO 3 PACKAQES. NOT RlSPONSIiLE TOR , TYPOQRAPHICAL ERRORS. 

MANAHAWKIN OCEAN GRANDE CAM MH WURT HOUSI HAMMONTON NORTH WILDWOOD 

SHOPPERS HAVEN 

SHOPPING CENTER. 

0P[.N;M HOUHS-H A M MOf-J TOiOi'M SA I SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P

I 


CIRCLE 

PIZZA 

& FAMILY 

RESTAURANT 

Nutritious & Tasty Food 

Made To Order 

For The Whole Family 

All Types of Regular & Sicilian Pizza 

All Types of Steaks & Steak Subs 

Cold Italian Subs 

Hot Homemade Meatballs and 

Italian Sausage Subs 

Calzone & Stromboli 

'All In A Family Atmosphere" 

GRAND OPENING 

SPECIAL 

One Day Only Wednesday Oct. 12th 

Buy One Slice Pizza- 

Get One Slice "FREE" 

OR 

V2 PRICE.. WHOLE PIZZA 

With Your Choice of Topping 

Birthday Parties For Children 

With Fret Balloons 

Call Ahead For Take-Out Orders 

653-1424 

| 5 Mac Arthur Blvd., (Ntxt to clob Mtd) SomenPoint,M.J. 

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

Ocean City notes 

by Anita J, Spiegel 

The traffic flow Improvement 

plan, which la in 

to public input stage* according 

to John MeGwfiy, 

state traffic engineer In Cape 

May County, is available far 

Inspection In the city administrator's 

office. 

McCarthy said ha hope* 

bit cittHBI wife comments 

•tout the plan take time to 

review the maps so that their 

input will be beneficial. 

Presently McCarthy and local 

police an working on two 

artaa to solve traffic 

problems: the removal of 

unexpected stop signs and the 

addition of ripa where the 

geometry of the streets Indicate 

the need for them. 

At a recent meeting, 

Coundl approved a resolution 

wtterUag the extension of 

temporary four-way atop 

signs until the passage of a 

traffic ordinance. 

According to CouneUwflman 

Jeanne Chmn, the ordinance 

which was approved on Brat 

reading, will probably be 

passed at nest •nniraday'i 

Council meeting. 

TO, Jim Plooili, of the 

traffic safety unit here, will 

give a presentation on Fteld 

Sobriety Testing Techniques, 

Roadblock* and Random 

Checkpoint* during a threehour 

panel session this afternoon 

at the New Jersey 

Symposium on Drinking and 

Driving at Harrah's Marina 

Hotel and Casino to Atlantic 

Oty, 

Police Capt. Herb Chadwkk, 

who Is conducting an 

Internal Investigation of an 

DICK'S DOCK 

936 Hy Aw,, SUMS NM • 927-4566 

DONE RSHIN' FOR THE YEAR? 

M| ww BOO * REEL (• Ul^rjW Md Swvfci 

SPtNNMGREEL 

SPECIAL 

Clew 

• BMFMM 

rb 

• cntck for Worn Part* 

• Chick Una 

accident Uft Thursday Involving 

• police car operated 

by a police officer, last week 

said feat disciplinary action 

would be taken If necessary. 

He also said that he didn't 

know of any mechanical 

malfunction of the ear but 

added that determination 

would be made by in adjuster. 

According to police, PU. 

Uoyd Qreenwatt sldeswiped 

two parked vehicles at 13th 

Street and West Avenue here. 

Chadwick reported that 

Greenwalt said he was 

"looking In the rear view 

mirror and was suddenly on 

top of two parked can." 

Chadwick added that since 

Greenwalt claimed he wasn't 

speeding, the investigation 

would try to establish how 

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• Rebuild Drag 

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• Repack w/ipeclal 

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If needed 

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Education has approved •

"PAGE[18 — SECTION ONE 

endorsed; op 

Asbury Av. 

RK HACfcETT'S 

FARM MARKET 

Vi Mile beyond llreh Grove Part Intranet 

Mill Rd.Bargaintown 641-1389 

Men. • Frl. B-8 • Sat, 8-6 • Sun. S-5 

Large Selection of Pumpkins 

Apples • Indian Com • Gourds 

MUMS SPECIAL: M' 0 ,, 4, *5 e 

PUMPKIN CONTEST 

Stop in & Suits The Weight of 

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AND WIN IT! 

No Purchase Necessary 

Drawing Date October 24th 

You Need Not Be Present to Win 

THE SENTINEL^LEPOEB, OCEAN CITY. N J, 

M 

o 

N. 

TU 

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W 

i 

D. 

TH 

UB 

8. 

OCEAN curs FAVORTTE PIZZERIA 

1061 Asbury Avenue 

Oetin City, Ntw Jeriey 

DAILY SPiCIALS 

EATIN...or 

TAKEOUT! 

Phone No, 398-1250 

Meatball sub with melted cheese and a 

small soda. 

Grilled cheese with Bacon, Ham or, 

i. Soup and a small soda. * 

California Burger, French Fries and a 

small soda. 

Any Hoagle and a small soda 

A 9" pizza pie and 2 small sodas 

^SPECIALS**** 

No. 1 - btmnfriet 11 tmil ioda ...... M.25 

No.2 - A MM Aiiinilioda •1,00 

from I P.M. to 8 P.M. • MM, thru Frl. 

THURSDAY. OCTOBER S, 1 

Salmon says no toxic 

wastes for South Jersey 

In thenear future a regional can be easily polluted, »Mch 

halardous waste dump win be would leave a Urge number of 

sited somewhere in New resident* without a safe 

Jersey, but U State Asaembly source of drinking watar. 

Homemade Soup 

with all Sandwlchei 

froml1:30ii.m.to2p.m. 

New Winter Hours 

Mon.-Sit. 7:00 a.m. • 2:30 p.m. 

Sunday 8 a.m. • 2 p.m. 

399-6105 

"W«S need to receive 

suggestions from nsddeato 

and employee* for way* .to 

sjave money and hold down 

coata," Beyel malntaliied. 

"As our community growl tt 

becomes more Important to 

recognlw that our government 

must become mdre 

effldent In order to offer our 

present aervtoei to the,new 

residents moving into Up(*er 

Township." 

Public Notice 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER t, MM THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Republican dub endorses Jeffers, Sack for townshii 

lONiNOMARD 

OFABJUiTMlNT 

eiTfOPo 

PUBLIC NOTICB 

•-"-TM MM nfuier meMM M Me 

• .MM BeM e« Mluetnuntwll) tefteK 

• «f|WfDNIlDA¥,OCTOIBRIf, IMai 

ft* PAL In ma council Owntan, City 

Hall, Tne fedewlns aepilutMnt *«' Be 

hw^ it tfwt tlinBi 

• I. MTIM MMNr • 414 MM IT, BLK 

amLOT IIZOHI i, aniarse • dormer 

•k K*e> IM MM net gaeli an stating 

i, M»rfluwlt. fluw. u* un* Mi • Mi CMril 

. IUK mm LOT ii i IMI J. M WI 

..'•Mint i MMUM 

Funny swHIlnt M • 

I. MHrf FMnlni •'»' FlaMwa Avi. 

»».K,UWLOT»IONi I, IMaHflnt k 

HMI Mar psrMi sn IM Ifani M »n 

MMM tMlM Fwnlly MMNM. 

'4UnriMMet..WMfil AVI, 

*' L0T OaDiNANCBNO.n.14 

MM0 OF ADJUITMINT 

AN OKDINANCB AMBNDINS OR. 

NOTICB Ii heresy liven (Ml Wliiem •INANCS NO. IM BNTITLBB "BOND 

oaadffleitf ft uiy ewnen el prepBFfy ORDINANCfl APBROPRIATINO 

eenerelly knewn et M • iM ilreM eM llJNMMt IN BONM AND NOTII 

ihaHi M Lot 11, Block 4M an ma Of. O* TMI CITY OP OCBAN CITY WR 

nelal T« Map ef tM City M Oaan Cltv, TUB VARIOWi l«»»ROVB«BNTi OR 

Mi meee awlleanaii KM Oeein city FURPOIIl AUTHORIISD TO BB 

•Mfd af Ailirtlnwnl far tin naeaMary UNDBRTAKBN BY TMB §ITY OP 

vaflancei M permit tM ranavatlen ant OCBAH CiTV, NBW JBMBY." 

antructsn at a duMM an ma ap- TM aleva Ordnwvc* ana peM en 

ellcanM' anpam. TM applicant H tint reaatia at a mating at ma cauncllt 

•••king IM MtMNrr varHnoi Itont of Itw City o» Ooan Oty. New Jeraey / 

ttw iMa yara mine* ne^nmanB, Milan m. im Kty m wamMr IM, I 

minimum nar yar< reMremenM «M •M on MMn m*">•"»**» 

MocARTHUPBLVD. 

mm 

RepubUcan Club membership 

structed and maintained tn an "I am particularly con- of Agriculture. 

"North Jersey legislators 

, TM M Mm vi v an IIH in i Wi City City 

mm 1MB fawn up fer • weeiw reaeni 

dependent Republican can- 

art fine! paiaaMit I metjW naM m 

eiirH'l OMlM. 06!«efleii» i» thli 

Council Oiwntun. city Hair, Oaan feel that Bob Jefftn and 

SOMERS POINT 

didates, "tbe present 

31st & Atlantic Ave. 

environmentally safe mancerned about our drinking 

should not be so quick to 

vwianc* muM M a. In pmn it 

the spot! You'll ' ''--'' 

how you can re 

to five or six tim 

faster with bet _ 

comprehension arTd* 

retention for :«§;* 

plication to ALL Kinds 

of readrtrji 

material Includrnj; 

novels, text books, 

business corresportdence, 

magailnt^ 

newspapers, etc, We 

public is Invited Jp 

come to any of tfifc 

lessons listed 

at , 

ThtOctmCtty % 

CwnmunltyCentoK 

nthStiSlmimmAY. 

Day Date Tl)np 

thtr, Oct.* fiW 

Sat. Oet.l 11 

MON. OctiO TiMl 

Twti. Oct. 11 FiMf 

#Mf, M,1t 7iM| 

tltWfc Oet.U ftNi 

MMMM 

>•. -yimwm 

**mm* M an exMlina i«nli 

hllk 

M a a 

LOT 11 ZONE 1 

U 

wm -. «i«m I* wmn» 

p. yC lert i «fl at 

Annex, e l fin llraet and 

* 5 ^ 

public 

2 

ity Mall 

Aitury 

anâri 

i 

f, Jehn BMWi • 111 Ilenfan Flasi 

PUBLIC NOTICB 

SJ.K 4 LOT 41 lONB 1. Owner WMMIte THI UNDIRIIONIO NAI Ap. 

add to an mntlng IMfM F«mllv. Punp TO THI Mean City Zonho 

" W, JIM Metier". Ml II, Jamel Flea laardaf Mluttinanl FOR LateeyareBi 

M.K J LOT » lane 1. ReMnli m varlann, Impermeakla turficl 

milting twe-fatnlly Mrucnin, nrlanM. frmt yart MMM verlenM, 

- .IwRMert Ciln nor** Man ILK mr yard eetMck virtMta, to* yard 

HI LOT i ZONI J. •Marti an aiknnt aMtMk yarlana, eM am aM ell 

, 

MM 

IThj atevi 

ky meeM 

eNilcitwii 

« • nurd 

arl an 

fMer 

flla 

ad. Wrlantai at required AT "M It. Immm 

m fl«,, LOT N, ILOCK 1, Ocean City, 

r1M|.city Clatk'i effM eni nay MN.J. 

THM apalleatlan Ml) H Merd it a 

.ul*»a By IM Mile «rtte retuMr meetlnB te N held an OctuUti H, \m at 

* itHeHMN Mwn, 

7i»p.m In tt« Council Ch«nbtr», Clly 

.•,A4B|uaie nonet M ttif» maetkii It Hall. Ocean City, New Jeney, PUM Ire 

i Wnt ilyen aunuanl to PL If71, m m, in tht city Cl«rk1 Mice. 

-piawtarBI, 

JANIITITLIR 

1- .' Leraitae.MiriMM 

lojwhtt.BirchDrlv. 

•" ieeretiry 

ClnnlMnean.NJ.Hin 

le4,lT,F,F,llMt 

VIP LIMOUSINE 

DOOR TO DOOR 

SERVICE TO 

11.11 IM ptfNI 

TflOPiCflNR 

•2|.1C[SO US ig.BOBONUS 

•II Ml 

•LNNti 

•2.50 Food 

Coupon 

•n Prl. 

ItPM. 

Pll. APT1I • PJKVALL DAT 1*T,IliCMN 

17B0NUS 

•17.00 CASH 

lUN.TNIU THUII. AFTI1 * fM, 

MM tUt Mi MM 

FOR DOOR TO DOOR 1 LIMO SERVICE 

VIP LIMOUSINE 

399-5600 

"TOURS 

.1320BMrdwilk,Oc«»fiCtty 

MO"** 

lun.-Thor*. ttafart I p.m. ft Ail Day Frl. ft Sat, 

M0C«h+» 

Sun.-Thura. altar 4p.m.. 

•10 Cash and Banquti Mnntr 

Sun.'Thurt efttrsp.m. 

•lOCMhFrl.&Sst.AIIDay 

R£SORTS 

•un,-Frl,batoraBp.m. 

•10 C*lh4'2.MFowiaBtv. CMH 

Sun.-Thun.«ll»r6p.m. 

•12.50 Cilht'Z.BOFtfd A Itv. 

Frl, aftar t p.m. thru and Incl. sat. Eve. 

•lOCfth 

Cal 308-8822 or 646-55B5 

Atag availalilt In Mtntfi Paint, Llmvgod 

andNorttrflild 

Till* •ppilcatm wtll H Marl at a 

nMtM M M IMM tn weaneMey, Oc 

Mer it, lfH at »;• p.m. In ma councn 

PHONE 399-0713 

HJWmMmm 

RESTAURANT 4 LOUNGE 

234 Shore Rd. Somers Point 

Only 1 mile north of the Somers Point Girds 

SUNDAY IS FAMILY DAY 

Full Course Dinners '8.95 

. Served from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. 

22 Entrees to choose from 

Now appearing In Christopher's Lounge 

)% "BURGUNDY" 

4 Large Dining Rooms • 2 Lounges 

RiSERVE NOW 

For Group Holiday Parties 

917-4117 

All Ma|or Credit Cards 

Accepted 

DOOR TO DOOR CAS I NO SERVICE 

from Sea Isle & Ocean City Area 

•11.99 Prf Pifiion 

«l 1.15 Per Pcraon 

Hold iX 

an.os Per Person 

Boardwalk 

Regency 

ill,ft per person 

CaH 

'PKkagt$8ub)tclte 

ChaaotwithiTrUtJcs l N a 927-2005 

•iMtUliMReuie (it Or 

TICKETIAHD 

WFWMATWN 800 

211-1783 

i' 

lUrfTaji.m. thru Fri. 

llOQuarttrt 

IJFBOd Credit 

J2 Slot Token 

Sat. thru lun.* p.m. 

%5. Quarters 

«. Slot Token 

Sun,, thru Thuri. 

antrip.m. 

S12 Quarters 

SUII, thru Thuri. 

Mtart*p.m. Fri. Ail Day 

llOQuartffi 

Sat. AH Bay 

$5 Quarters 

Sun. thru Fri. 

S3. Quarters 

IF. Food Credit 

y Deferred Coupon 

Saturday 

H.FOM 

U Deferred Coupon 

7BaysaW*tk 

siOQuirtert 

BIPiBIB 

*TL*NTieCITlF 

f;MA.M. 

•iS«P,M. 2iJBA,M 

UCPABTS 

oe 

Mon. Frl, 

MMBIS 

•ILAHTICeiTY 

IP.M. J-.MPM, 

*:30P.M. 12:30 A.M. 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

OCtAHCITY 

D£P«BIS 

MmCCin 

7 ' ^' 

SiSOP.M.lJiSOP.M. 

7 Diyi i Waah 

DEPARTS B1FAHT5 

OCIAN ATLANTIC CIT1- 

CITV 

?;00A.M. it§0P.M. 

7 Dayi a Week 

\ and service in a charming, comfortable 

i $ i.ooo« 

-WITHTHIS COUPON 

Thurs. • Fri, • Sat," 

Oct. 6, 7 & 8 

lib IttNt it WapJay An,, Ocaia My, N j 

«• Hnt A LBnjt V aiWf ((rim, MB • taki 

WaMIIMMiTT 

398-3322 

...is the restaurant for you. 

Now serving breakfast, lunch, 

dinner and our famous Sunday 

Brunch! 

You are invited to tnioy superb cuisine 

atmosphere, with an incomparable 

ocean view, 

BREAKFAST; Mon. through Sat. 8 a.m. • 11 a.m. 

LUNCHEON: Mon. through Sat. noon • 2 p.m. 

MNNER: Sun. thru Thurs. Night 5:30-8 p.m. 

Frl. and Sat. 5:30 to 9 p.m. 

SUNDAY: Brunch 8:30-1:30 p.m.; '7.50 

15th A Boardwalk, Ocean City. N.J. 

THEATKE2 gj, 

THEATRE 4 

EA$: 

°urum jVftoom 

nnomBH 

OHLYI 

OCAII 

"Oveilooking the Qoaan," 

MOTOR INN

PAGE ZO — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. THURSDAY. OCTOBER C. Itftj 

Emergency coordinator is named by mayor; 

By ANTTA 4, SPIEGEL 

Senttoel-l^dger Staff _ 

Dean fed, but what if the 

tfopioolitonnhafti't? Would 

you know what to do In thi 

event of a natural disaster or 

other emergency, such as that 

Irought by a hurricane? 

Despite the fact the city 

administration hadn't ap. 

pointed an official emergency 

management coordinator 

until this week, City Adroiniatrator 

Joseph Kane, at 

last Thuriday'i City CouncU 

meeting, announced the city 

wan In "proper posture should 

eventi •rise for civil defense 

management." 

Mayor Jack Bittner said 

Tuesday that he Informed 

George Morgan by tatter of 

hli status as the' city's 

emergency management 

coordinator. Morgan said he 

received the letter yesterday. 

The position la a mayoral 

appointment because it 

doein't involve a division 

head, which the administrator 

selects. 

City Council on Thursday 

passed an ordinance to create 

a 14,000 salary for the parttime 

position. Half of it win be 

reimbursed from the federal 

government on a quarterly 

basil, according to MaJ. 

Harold Speddlng, deputy state 

director of emergency 

management. 

Speddlng said that a 

coordinator here is allocated 

M Stan l«d, Swim Fatal, N J, 

namm-nn 

Open Dally & Sunday from S P.M. 

{Cousin's 

RESTAURANT 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Tl€ YEAR HOWID 

f y% Price I 

| Dinners j 

at Cousin's 

ins bearer Is one din 

ith (hi eiiichaie of 

COUPON V ALJD: 

Sunday thru Friday Anytime 

Sat. 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Only 

Expire! lo/jo/w 

Svp& 

'FEATURING 

(starting at 3,M) 

SMMLMMrTll 

MKM 

CMtirSatsd 

IVMiBtlMS 

RMttDuckM« 

Shrimp A CrUMMit 

Scsmpi 

| Frisk BnMBwater 

M.Y.8Wp8tMl[ 

VlftMtalDUM 

HtMfSMSit 

FtttuctotMrtdt 

IMAikuyAvi. 

Ocean City, M.J. 

399-9462 

Aluca, lltusttd in the northeast cor 

ntf of prince, It separated from 6trmany 

by ttw Rhine. Alfhough most 

Inhiblfantt of tills area speak both 

French and Barman, their wines are 

made from grape varieties generally 

associated with German wines,' the 

long (•earing bottles found In this •res 

are usad for the Rhine* and MOMIIM. 

Despite the degree of eenfuiien 

associated with Alsatian wints, they are 

con»ld«red too*more French than German. 

Like the neighboring German wines aero** the Rhine, 

almost all Alsatian wines ire whits with the labels on the 

battles (waring ttM grape variety from which each ii 

made, rather than the village or district of origin. 

The principal varieties usad to make Alsatian wines are 

me syivaner, fht Rltsling, and the Oewurrtrsminer. 

The lightest Alsatian wines are produced from the 

Sylvantr, TheJtlesling, which produces rather mellow, 

fragrant wlneT in German, Is vlnlfled in Alsace to make 

full-bodied dry wine, quite different from German 

RiMling, 

Many wine afficlandos consider the Alsatian Gewur 

rtramliw as one of the unique wines of the world. If hat a 

spicy bouquet and taste with a strong and distinct personality 

that Is Immediately reconiiabla to anyone who 

his had It before, 

if you travel the Rhine, you will find the best known 

wine towns of Alsace to be Ammerschwir, Mittelwlhr, 

Kltntihelm, Kayierberg, Riquawihr, Rlbeauvllle and 

Berghalm, 

Driven wM go fattest past • school are probably the 

ones who took the longest to get through It, 

COOKINQ WITH WINE 

Lima lean Caiurola 

To provide servings for fours cook 1 (lO-ei,) package 

froian besns according to package directions. Combine 1 

HO-*!«.) can chetM soup with V4 cup S«uferne«r other 

dry white table wine, season to taste with tail and pepper, 

Cook, stirring until smooth, Mix well drained beans with 

sauce In m quart casserole, sprinkle top with

editorials / comment 

See politics, 

campaigns 

in right light 

We all like to refer to those Golden Dap of postlabor 

Day whin the late summer and early fall 

are so glorious and the warm days and cool nights 

seem to have been made just for us. Later, as the 

weather cools down further, a crispness develops 

- as a prelude to genuine cold and the wintertime to 

follow. Foliage becomes the attraction; pumpkins, 

apples, cider and preparations for 

HaUowten come to the tore. 

And something else; another occurrence that 

traditionally occupies the autumn calendar: the 

general election campaign. 

With fond memories of summer still in mind, it 

may be difficult to focus on the fact that in about 

one month it will be election day 1983. One usually 

doesn't associate the campaigning leading up to 

the election as a typical autumn event. It is, of 

course, and perhaps we should all try to visualize 

the annual campaigning as an important part of 

fall, if not a pleasurable aspect of the season. 

Too many of us have become cynical concerning 

campaigning and politics and politicians 

in general. We let phrases like "politics is a 

necessary evU" roll off our tongues. All too often 

we quickly agree with friends, fellow workers, 

even strangers we talk to in passing that "you 

can't fight city hall," that so and so is a "no good 

politician," or that "you cant believe that 

because it's Just campaign rhetoric." 

On and on it goes, and as we embrace such 

attitudes, we help entrench reactions which may 

very well be unfounded. 

In a democracy and a republic, politics is of 

utmost importance and those individuals who run 

tor and are elected to political offiee are performing 

a vital and crucial service. Sadly, 

probably because of the aforementioned attitudes, 

holding political office all too often is a 

"thankless task. T ' 

Certainly there are all kinds of politicians, just 

as there are differences in the people who seek 

public office. But it is the individual who is good 

or not, not the office or the institution. We must 

keep that in mind, especially during election 

campaigns. 

At the same time we should be diligent in our 

decision-making process leading up to that 

moment when we pull the lever at the polls. We 

should closely examine the candidates, study the 

issues; make up our minds who to vote for on the 

bails of who we believe has the best grasp of the 

issues and who we perceive is best able to implement 

sound ideas. 

We determine democracy. 

Help make itof 

government spending U 

a safe week 

Next week is Fire Prevention Week, a good 

time for you to survey your home or workplace 

surroundings to make sure they are as free as 

possible from the hazards of Ore and that you and 

others around you/know ejcactly what steps to 

take in case of fire\ 

Fire officials recommend you use next week — 

if you haven't already done so — to: eliminate 

potential fire hazards, install and maintain smoke 

detectors, and develop and practice a family 

escape plan. 

Do you know what the first thing is you should 

do in case of fire; the second, third? Do you know 

what number to call to summon fire fighters? Do 

you know how to maximize your chances of 

survival if you are ever inside a burning building? 

Think of us 

Next Sunday through Saturday Is National 

Newspaper Week, an annual observance designed 

to give pause to the Importance of a free press in a 

democracy. 

It !• difficult to editorialize on the subject 

without it Bounding like we're tooting our own 

horn or coming offtounang as if thelnstltution 

known as the news media U of greater import 

than MOM other Institutions which taken together 

help shape our society and nation. 

Let it suffice for tbjg corner of the fourth estate 

to ask our readers tokeepin mind, especially next 

week, that we need your concern. It helps us do 

our part in reporting on the unportant events of 

the community and in providing a proper soun- 

dng board of opinions — yours ind ours — on 

Important Issues which help shape our town. 

Please, help us to serve you better. Make us 

aware of your concerns for our communities. 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

letters / readers react 

Page Two, Section Two Thursday, October ft 1983 

Issues for action 

The lid still isn't on 

By ROBERT F. DEE 

Board Chairman 

SmlthKllneBecknunCorp. 

Government overspending 

affects all of us... 

Taxes In one guise or 

another continue to rise. For 

some taxpayers, the 10 per. 

oent reduction In Income tax 

rates that became effective on 

July 1 will be totally offset by 

the recent Social Security tax 

increase... 

A great many people 

believe that federal government 

ipendlng and taxes have 

both been drastically cut. 

That Isn't the case. The 

truth is that while the rate of 

growth of federal spending 

has slowed, the total amount 

still going up. 

As for taxes, in 10 yean the 

federal tax bin for the typical 

UJ. family hai risen faster 

than • family's before-tax 

Income. With Inflation, the 

typical American family has 

less disposable annual Income 

now Aan 10 years ago. 

The Irony Is that Americans 

elected a new administration 

in 1980 dedicated to the 

proposition that less government 

Li better government 

Butdesplte the efforts of the 

administration to curtail big 

government, the lid still isn't 

on federal spending. 

According to government 

data, between 1980 and IMS 

total federal outlays In constant 

im dollars (adjusted 

for inflation) roue from $317 

billion to $357 billion, up 13 

percent. In the same period, 

nondefense spending grew 

from $244 billion to $288 

billion, up 10 percent. Defense 

spending went from $73 bflllon 

to $89 billion, up 22 percent 

Payments for individuals, 

which Includes Social 

Security 1114 other transfer 

payment programs, rot* from 

$151 billion to $180 bUUon, an 

Increase of 18 percent. 

The verdict Is In: Tiie US. 

government budget Is stM 

rising it a rate exceeding 

Inflation. 

Yet America It confronted 

win • staggering federal 

cWtcit, the Urgeitln history. 

And this deficit can arty be 

reduced U Congress U wining 

to make cuts In spending. 

Some members of CongreM 

claim that tbe deficit can be 

offset by Increasing taxes. 

But recent bMory doesn't 

support that contention. In 

fact hUfcer taxa«. strangely 

mtoieadto In- 

'The verdict is irv The US government budget 

is still rising at a rate exceeding inflation' 

creased government spending 

and larger deficits. 

For example. In 1975-79, 

when tax receipts were 11 

percent of GNP, government 

spent nearly 22 percent of 

GNP-wlth a deficit of over 3 

percent of GNP. In 1NU2, 

when tax revenues went up to 

20 percent of GNP, the Increased taxation ob- 

situation was worse. viously Un't the answer. 

Nostalgia. 

Government spent close to M 

percent ofGNP and the deficit 

bounded to over S percent of 

CMP, 

All that tax Increases stem 

to dot* reduce the pressure on 

legislators to spend led. 

There Is only one real choice. 

Citizens must put much, much 

more pressure on their 

legislators to cut federal 

2j%{ 

facts. Then make your veiof 

beard where It counts-ln 

Washington. 

In the inmnter of 1923 the Prank D. Frank's bud played at the 

Elwood Carpenter Dancing Studio above the Moorlyn liieatre. 

Here, along with a Mend, the band member* watt far the train 

back to Philadelphia at the Pennsy R.R. station. TTiey ire, from left: 

Frank, pianist Cora Grimm, Jimmy Perri, Tom Hays, Bobby 

Morrow Bond and Billy King. 

Haya. now 78, sent in the old photo. • 

TIM SMIIIWMLMQSV 

Print** «nd PUMMM* M AhMMc** QrMMtf pimlly Rmrt 

wmm 

til Mil MfHt.OeMn Oly, N.J.S 

SMaMMftMIN) 

-DEADLINES- 

Advertislng, Letters P S i 2 y 

New»,ToolatetoclaMlfy....poooWcdnuthority 

figure that these young people 

need, to perform at their 

peak, Capt LaHerty U what 

makes the difference between 

mediocrity and excellence. 

Whenyouaredeallng wife We 

and death, this Is Important 

If Mr, Kane want In 

Avalon when the OCBP won 

the South Jersey Championship, 

I hope he real the 

account of It In The Sentinel- 

Ledger, -i 

Being the best consisteritly 

to not an accident It. Is 

fostered by a very dedicated 

captain. One who does nothing 

else but work toward perfecting 

the lifeguards who 

protect all of us. It is not a 

part-time captain who might 

not not know that the beached 

do not dose on Labor Day Or 

one who might let poHOcs 

creep Into the beach patrol, 

which could be disastrous to 

the safety of the beaches. 

If and when Capt, Lrffcrty 

retires, he should be replaoed 

by someone equally competent 

and on a full-ttme bails 

in order to maintain the leVel 

of excellence we now enjoy in 

Ocean CUt. 

The city administrator 

should find less Important 

budgets to cut or maybe 

contribute part of his salary, 

at least until he learns Ms Job. 

After all, It's the beacbea that 

attract M0.Q»ptas people to 

Ocean City every summer. 

This in tun m f t 1 This in tun mftfrtM? * 

adds to the beach tag funds. 

In case Mr. Kane thinks I 

am belting fee drums for 

Apt Ufferty because I am 

his mother, wife, or good 

friend - r m not I have never 

met be man and be doesn't 

know I exist. I am Just fee 

mother of one of Ws 107 

dedicated lifeguards who 

knows how hard they work to 

make Ocean City and their 

captain proud of then. 

NJi.Seeburger 

Keep the jitney even 

if tax hike needed 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I take the loss. A city like 

am writing Ala about the Ocean City should be ante to 

Jitneys. I do want to see them absorb a loss for the good /of 

continue through fee winter- fee public. , ; 

even If fee schedule baa bean Transportation la a very 

cut. 

Important commodity to 

Even if feey But nav every almost everyone. 

2orlVi hours, It is better than Ocean aty should keep the 

none. And if we have to pay 75 Interest of Hi cltliens 

certs, it still is a bargain, foremost In mind. We need a 

without service some people Jitney no matter what fee 

could not hold Jobs, because cost. 

there Is no car available to I recommend shooting for a 

them. Sometimes It la reasonable figure — 1 say 

necessary to get from one •100,000 Is not too much. 

place In town to another, U taxes need to be raised for 

without a Jitney available, this purpose, I would not be 

people would not to self, against It at alL 

sufficient and able to act on In the future, I intend to use 

their own-at any age. fee Jitney more and mart. 

Keep the Jitneys running- 

LoUSchoenewald 

and fee elftr should be able to 

Ocean City 

focus on 

300th anniversary 

of pacifist arrival 

Editor, SetiuneOedger: 

Today,Oct6,markstheJ00th 

annlTersary 01 the arrival In 

Philadelphia of the first 

Wi new generation 

fcnrive flrsNtrike 

would be an eztoeflMy 

dangerous step In the antti 

German SetUers ta the New race. It wiU force *" 

World. They ware Quakers countries to assume a 

ana Mennonltes - d h on warning strategy :, 

oot&snlttad o p nuclear war in Europe 

—who carne frorn the city of across the country more 

Krefeld, West Germany and 

settled in Gsnnantown, Pa, A coalition of 

President Reagan and crtlc and paaoe 

President Cantens of Wast formed to express 

Germany plan to come to opposition to the r 

PMtadtlphla for a state of the Ettroml—~.H-r» 

. it in honor of the oc- oelehfrnte the bJsWjtfd 

casion on tba evening of Oct. {MCIDM Qngun of u 

Bketr to us* tht 'event to to- pvbUdia tin 

tanatfytheOfniuuUttKrican economic, and 

military alliance and to Justices, caused 

toritlmlM tba achcduM 

*s o» Oroba»hd 

h 

features 

'Flying bicycles 9 put 

wings on people 

".Whether you call them 

.-flying blcylces or lawn chalra 

•with wings, ultralight air. 

planes have put wings on fee 

-.hacks of many people who 

More could only dream of 

-Soaring In the skies. 

Constructed of aluminum 

tubing and colorful sailcloth, 

.these back-to-basics flying 

„ machines resemble 

•dragonfltes In shape and 

-.nmlucence. As many u 

,aa,000 of them an now flying. 

".;»To fly an ultralight, you 

• don't need a pilot's license or 

. a runway. ThU simple craft 

, tttjuires as Uttte ai 50 feet to 

.tike off and Ind, and U 

therefore well suited for 

.launch from back yards and 

-pastures. Costing between 

tt.&oo and 16,500, the 


St. JAMES AME 

7th St. and Haven Av. 


Rev, Backworth J. Voorhew, 

puts 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday church 

iebool 

11 un. • Morning worship 

7:30pm. • Evening service 

AvemblyofGxI 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

2115 New Rd, 

Llnwood 

8§»r Jtny StuifMB, pagtsr 

SUNDAY 

10 «.in. • Sunday ichool 

11 «.m. • Morning worship 

7 p jn, • Evening lervlce 

ABUNDANT UFE 

ASSEMBLY OP GOD 

3U Share M, 

(Plaia I 

Marmora 

Bev. Andrew Sunet, paatsr 

SUNDAY 

10 i n • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Worihtp service 

7 pm, - Evening nrrtet 

7 pm. • MWwt* lerflee. 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and Wede? Av. 

Onu City 

Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, 

ptttw 

SUNDAY 

9:J0 ajn. • Sunday icbool 

OCEAN CITY 

First Church of 

Christ Scientist 

and Reading Room 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

SCIENCE 

Sundays U :00A.M. 

Sunday Schooll 1:00 A.M. 

Wednesday! 8:00 P.M."* 

Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

11 A.M. to 2 P.M. 

ALLWBLCOME 

lO:iS a.m. and 7 

Worship iervice 

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

Worship together this 

pm. 

WEDNESDAY' 1 

7 pjj. • Frtyer atnrice,. 

PAULUN MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST 

(American Baptist) 

Uth St. and ampwn Av, 


(immunity tetter 

fun. Rlehird Wtagnte, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 BJB, - Wenhlp §enriee 

with Rev, Wlngate preaching 

Nuntrv provided, 

11:11 am, — Sunday school 

For 24-hour devotional 

message, phone 398-8526. 

The church office la located 

at W W. Wet Rd., phon« MS- 

6126. 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

3)25 Share Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev, WUllim W. LeConey, 

putor '"% 

SUNDAY 

9:15 a.m. • Sunday school 

10:15 a.m. • Morning 

worship 

7 pjn. • Evening bible study 

and prayer service. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

Cbrbindty 

ILS. Biggin, putor 

WNPAY 


11 ajn. • Morning wonbip 

8ECOND CAFE MAY 

BAPTIST 

800 S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev.Russell H. Bowers 

Jr., minister 

SUNDAY 

8:48 ajn. - Sunday school 

11 ajn. - Morning worship 

7 pjn, • Evening service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

tth St. and W«t Av. 

Rev. Michael Wtltm, pastor 

J Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Prayer service 


BAPTIST CHURCH 

"Oc—nCtty'iOnly 

AnfricM Baptfst Church" 

MM at QMM Ctty Com/nunh> CMMr 

M 

8UNDAY8CH00L 11:15 A.M. 

14 HOUR DEVOTIONAL PHONE 398-8526 

147W.MUM. HmiSlMiil 

Visitors Always Expected! 

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

AIR-CONDITIONED 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

CHURCH - ECUMENICAL 

VfNTNM " ^ ^ ^ 

PARKWAY 

MWWATt 

OUR QUARTET 

WUCTtTOn 

MM 111 

OILWItZIIATrHEACHCS: 

"DECISION: KEY TO UFE" 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

Mi and New York: Av. 

Somers Point 

DM Corbett, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning worship 

6 pjn.. Family study how 

? pm * Evening service 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

Rev, Lafayette Rlddick. 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. . Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 pm. - Midweek prayer 

service 

FAITH BAPTIST 

Upper Township 

School 

Perry Road 

Barry Rice, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday School 

10:45a.m.-Morning service 

7 p.m. • Evening service 

THURSDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Bible study 

QMk 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

13th St. and Wesley Av. 


Map. James A. Can, pastor 

MASSES 

Dally — 7 and I ajn. 

Saturday — 4 and 7 pJB. 

Sunday - I, 9:15 and 11 

a.m. 

CONFESSION 

Weekdays after 8 a.m. 

Mass; Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

p.m. and after 7 p.m. Mass. 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

40th St. and Asbury Av. 


Msgr. Joseph Doherty, paste 

MASSES . -. 

Daily - 8 and 10 ajn. and 4 

p.m. 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 4 and 7 

pjn. 

Sunday-8,9,10:15andll:30 

OONFESSIONS 

Thursday and Friday after 

8a.m. Mass. 

Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 pjn., 

or anytime upon request 

ST. FRANCES 

CABRINI R.C. 

2nd St and Atlantic Av. 


Msgr. Wlllkun McCorristln, 

Pastor 

MASSES 

Dim •«•.»» 

Saturday 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday 8, 9:30 and 11 mm. 

OONFEffllOMS 

Saturday from 11 ajn. to 

noon, before man la the 

evening and after dally Mail. 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

Wabash and Poplar avs. 

Unwood 

Rev. Leonard Carrierl, paste 

Middle MASSES 

Dally - 7 and 8:30 ajn. 

Satuday - 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

6:30 p.m. 

OONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 4 to S pjn. 

and 7:30 to 8:30 pjn. 

CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION 

an W. Tuckahoe Rd. 

Marmora 

Magr. James J, Zegen, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally-8 and I ajn. 

Friday • S a.m. tad 7 pan. 

Saturday • 4 and 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday • 8,9:30 and 11 ajn. 

Confessions held before 

Mais. 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

44th and Landls Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Rev. John Killeen, pastor 

MASSES 

Daily-7 a.m. and 4:30 pjn. 

in the church 

Saturday -1 ajn,, 5 and 7 

pjn. In church 

Sunday, ft, 8:30 and Ham, 

In church 

- 8T. JOSEPH'S R.C. • 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La. 

Somers point 

MASSES 

Daily • 7 and 8 a jn. 

Saturday • 5:30 pjn. 

Sunday-7:46,9,10:15,11:30 

ajn. and 5:30 pjn. 

CONFESSIONS 

PRAISE | 

TABERNACLE ' 

OcemHelghtiAve.ilBsthtllW. 

Semen Mot 

927-4560 

SUNDAY • 

THREE SERVICES 

8 a.m., 10:15 a.m. 4 7 p.m. 

(Children's Services at 10:15 i.m, only) 

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"Whose Otiereth Praise Glorlfleth M«' T 

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ST PETER'! 

METHODIST 

BthindCintn! Avenue oy 

LA!TY SUNDAY, OCT. 9th, 1983 

9:00 A.M. Church Schort 

10:30 •.m. 

"LAITY IHLEADER8W 

MEANS EVERYDAr 

IPIAKlRSi 

" Bonnie wonlk 

Daniel •ready ,; - 

Oeorge Reeves 

CathM-ln»Plnn*a

PAq E 6 — SECTION TWO 

Field hockey 

Team, player in transition this year 

BylUlKEBEHGEN 

The Ocean City Girls Field 

Hockey Team It In a state of 

transition 

U«t year the Red RaJden 

were 7-5-1 In the old Cape- 

AUantle League and boasted 

the talents of two All Cape- 

Attantlc League stars. Thli 

season the Raiders have 

mlsaed the scoring of Cindy 

Marks who graduated last 

uprlng, but there has ben a 

bright spot for Ocean City In 

the form of Junior co-captaln 

Debbie Garvey 

Garvey, like the Ralden, Is 

h i season of traredtlon. 

Last year Garvey made All- 

CAL aa a center-halfback, 

which 1» a defensive position. 

Hill season Garvey hai 


moved to the Ink position newly unanimous and I think drcumsjances. For lnaiance, 

which entails both offensive tut apeaki highly of her. It Ocean aty and Holy Spirit 

and defensive respon- means bat she has the con- played to a 1-1 tie two weeks 

gMUHM.fidence 

of the coaches and the ago and In Holy Spirit's next 

•- Couple that wttt the mute other players." 

outing, they knocked off the 

of leadership as one of the Garvey is unfued by fee league leading Cumberland 

team's co-captains and the •witch In rota. "I haven't Colti. 

transition necessary Is ap- really hid any problems with Garvey offered this 

parent. 

the twitch," aba sayt. "It WM assessment: "We are a better 

"Debbie Is Just an ex- a little difficult at first team than our record Inceptionally 

gifted athlete." because there U a lot more dicates. Our problem has 

Raider Coach Trish Cowhey running Involved at link and been that we dent get very 

aayi, "She has worked very sometimes I would get tired, many good drives. When we 

hard at the transition to link. I but now It's comfortable." don't drive, our crowing 

can't say enough about her. The Ralden have a i-Mgame 

doesn't work and we 

Ow la always giving 100 record that can best be don't get many goal*. But we 

percent and we need that We described as deceiving. are a good team, It is Just 

have a young team and This season has been one of going to be a matter of time." 

Debbie's attitude Is a very surprising upseti and the Ocean City will play 

positive influence on younger abaence of a dominant scorer Cumberland in an important 

players. 

to Cape-Atlantic league ac- Cape-Atlantic League 

"When we selected team tion. 

Division I contest 4 p.m. 

captains," the coach con- No single school has been Friday at the hockey Held, 

tinued, "her selection was ng to mil unusual set of i»th street and Bay Avenue*. 

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Sweep in girls tennis 

Ocean City swept fee three 

single* matches with 

' Mainland Regional Monday 

afternoon and won their girls 

tennl* match, 3-2. The victory 

lifts Wendy Nickles' girls to B- 

Z at the deadline for Group 

Three tournament 

qualification. 

Audrey Kemenoshlifted her 

record Is 8-2 trtthii M, M 

victory over Lauren Evlngkl 

at number one singles. Dana 

DeClnque, also 8-2 this year, 

was a 6-2, 6-3 winner over 

Louisa Reider at number two 

In a match that was crucial to 

fee win since Reider had 

handed DeCinque one of her 

teases earlier this season. 

Linda King notched the 

third Ocean City victory, 74, 

6-4, over Karen Thomas at 

number three. 

Maryann Blelly and Kelly 

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Raider senior Dana DeCinque may *«we 

looked unhappy about this ihot but nevtrtMesi, 

she has compiled a 46-6 record in varsity tAihi ihig 

in less than three seasons. 

! MerreU won the first doubles 

i tor Mainland, 6-3, 6-2, over 

[ Kathy McCann and Amanda 

| Heist, The second Raider 

doubles team of Tracy 

i Naumann and AmaUa Eliakis 

I went three seta before losing 

I to Mainland's Jennifer 

[ Marcus and Tracy Qffibry. 

The loss dropped the 

Mustangs to 6-4. Mainland it 

ranked 14th in South Jersey 

City's seeding and Camround 

pairings for the firelp 

Three tournament to ^t$k 

nounced within a wêk. 

Moorestown, ranked sew^d 

ta South Jersey, figures N»*e 

a big obstacle In the^toanament 

along with top ten I 

teams Iron Eastern (rflflft)« 

and Onnaminson (10th).'. ; | 

OKTOBERFEST 

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! Raiders are rated 12th, 

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Cumberland, whom the 

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[ rafted 17th In South Jersey. 

Nickles expects Ocean 

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New faces, programs at the Center 

Tb« Ocean aty Community 

Oente-has three new stafl 

members and additional 

offerings for the ntw fall 

Bob Cwik, the new assistant 

director, report* that among 

flnr Mesa to b« put into effect 

an an outside field to be 

opened in the near future, and 

the starting of • running dob 

and lacrosse team. 

The weight room will 

receive more equipment and 

«n ewrdae program will be 

instituted for adults. 

Raquetball leMons for adults 

und chUdren, a women*! 

nupietbaU league, • CPU 

course, Bad a water nitty 

instructor program are UM 

nlbe agnda, 

: ^l»o starting U a maston 

jlro'gram for competitive 

maantn 28 and older, ThU 

irogram to AAU-affllatod tad 

-wfll be offered from • to 10 

^Monday, Wednesday and 

U from Camwnsburg, 

Pa. and graduated from St 

Vlncwfi College with a BJL 

to English. He received Ua 

masters degree In education 

at Washington and Jeffenon. 

At Olassboro College ho 

earned a certification in 

physical education and la now 

snorting towards Ma masters 

young sons. 

> .Debbie Tweed comes to mt 

nunity Center with a 

ta health from Unuiua 

ftllege and a phys. ed. minor 

,,to athletic training and 

£ ; ^paciing. She hat a 

tsisSr 

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be teaching swlmnastlcs, 

•, msmi and tots, swim lessona, 

^ adaptive aquatics far At 

.handicapped, and Sad Creaa 

, swim leasona. 

, TweedwlUalao be involved 

p g j 

..JeagM raquetbaU leaaons and 

,» wator polo Hague. She 

1tM«M witti excellent 

toedentiali for these offerlngs 

having won a gold 

*nW'for Srun^ S^ 

New staff members of the Ocean City Community Center are, from 

left 1 AiiUtant director Bob Cwik, swimming instructor Bill Sepich, 

HssUtant director of gwim program Debbie Tweed, and gymnastics instructor 

Donna deKlyver. 

Donna DeKlyver, the 

Community Center 1 ! new 

gynmastlca and uerdM 

emriae inatructor, received 

her phya. ed> degree Iran 

Montcklr State Untventty. 

now looking forward to what 

he Nil u an "atdttag awrni 

tern season" coaching tbe 

100 boys and girls on the G- 

Cwpanti swim team. 

He received Mi degree from 

Man HaD 

at Seton Hafl and fet m- 

County Pheasant Run ram- 

LaeroiM team at the Mon-. mer swim team. 

treal Candadlan National Heha.be* with the Center 

Tournament recently. . - 

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nasties Mam at Montclalr for French ted Fran and KenRow 

Capita and Ray Blabtng 

«our yean and was captain 

Adamo for Brit place in the 

el Moet recently, he taught 

for two year*. Betide* 

NorUvSouth nctTon Sept. 37. 

phys. h ed. d at t Wildwood Wildd 

gymnaitta, the will be 

Others above average were MATCHPODn 

CathoUc High School, where 

teaching JBB ewtiaei, Bt- 

DM Pataky and Edna Savage 

1» coached the wrettllng and 

90, Sue Bell and Pat Currens 

teams. He has two 

ness-over-50, and 1 new 

8. 

women'a program In the 

weight room. 

players above 

DeKlyver was formerly 

average were Rita Dotwiler 

and Ruth P»ulaon imk, Mary 

1 Sob Sannlno 109^. 

EastrWest players above 

average woe Arlene Kahn 

and BUI Goldman 140, Gloria 

Fleischer and Sylvester 

- Norm- Lowery 13SH, Shirley Reynler 

South players above average and Dorii McKenney W% 

Sept 29 were Peg MaHafley Naomi Cooklln and Linda 

and Sol Flnklestein 132, Betty McCallops 114H. 

ProM and Nancy Wolfe fled For information on all 

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S, Stuart Luce, right, winner of the Festival 

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Dorothy K. Doll, left, of the Baybcrry Bush 

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Nancee Devlin of Irene's, displays the 

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of Hammonton, unavailable for photo. In the 

Festival of Values drawing on Saturday. 

Jeanne Taylor of Ocean City accepts a 

seven-piece cutlery set as winner of the 

Festival of Values drawing at Thomas' 

Jewelers from Thomas Cake, owner. 

Lisa Evans, left, of Hunt Travel presents 

Mary Gibson of Ocean City, Festival of Values 

winner, with a seven-piece cookware set last 

weekend. 

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AY. OCTOBER 6.1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE H — SECTI 

Big play-ability, versatility brings Raiders' win 

By TOM WILLIAMS 

•bout your hot Dice! 

-Ji C^P Mnlor Jmithort 

thelaKatlnafamUy^f 

ted athletes, nmbed for 

htords and two touchdown* 

four straight extra 

ai the Raiders 

Mainland Regional, 

lart Saturday for their 

win ever In Division One 

• Cape-Atlantic Lngut, 

n'l performance ac- 

)y highlighted a welled 

showing by Ed 

/*• entire team in the 

il of a natural rivalry 

- feat had not ton 

(t mied tinea 1972. 

I Raiders piled up 377 

yards, 340 of them on the 

id, while holding the 

Mainland offense 

IS yards. 

[tow can you not bt 

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•kid WooUty, "you 

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lated the line of 

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r one run that was absly 

blocked to perfection, 

"i was nothing bat we 

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ited that . play, 

thing like that ii 

Jful to watch." 

|the untrained eye, there 

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rk to perfection. 

>*n started when Sam 

gaining IBS yards and scoring 16 points, 

. recovered a Mainland 

le on the sixth offensive !«Mtm problem that tint would mm haunt KKen 

jut one thing that worked in 

of fee game. That was • Williams'Mustangs ,,, ...^ all day as OctM Ctyi hv». 

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the weather conditions were Frank Sayers, tAo was 

A Woolley may have been tangled up on the 

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. PAGE 12 — SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY. OCTOBER ;Do (he students get In the way? 

^•According to one worker, Don Phlllpe, 

IJW at all. Students are lntereated In 

il we're doing. They are no problem." 

;$»i Packer said "The itudents make the 

•:HJb more Interesting; but they can get a 

:pl distracting." 

< : 5he general comment was that the Job 

" ~ 1 favorable. Electrician Harry Waft 

I Mike Passeretto agree "It's a great 

' And "it's work" to Don Uuncker. 

Although the finishing date is set at 

Oct. 18, Novanber or December were 

more popular choices among the men. 

Woody Stulman, however, la loyally 

sticking to October, "We'll meet our 

deadline," he continues. "It's going 

together bettor than people think," 

The final question asked was if they 

editorial 

working on a casino or condo 

project, would they prefer it to the 

school? No one said "yes." 

According to Umcker. "they work 

overtime!" 

Walk said they may be higher paying 

Jtbs, but he likes the working conditions 

better here. 

job! 

Amid much speculation and anjdety about the consfruetien and 

status of the school's ability to receive students, we feel the school 

year is off to a good start. The anticipated disruption and snafus 

were avoided and classes began on schedule. 

We commend the administration and staff for good planning and 

an attitude that smoothed out all the rough spots early. 

We would also like to commend the custodial staff for a Job well 

done. Several years ago the cleanliness of the high school was 

brought under attack during a Middle States Evaluation. We feel 

this situation has been completely turned around. Even with the 

constant construction, debris, and clutter, our school is dean — 

actually cleaner than it has been in the past. 

We feel this is an outstanding Job well done. 

So, we thank everyone involved for a smooth and pleasant 

beginning. 

New attendance policy in effect 

At ttie beginning of the new school 

year, a change was made at OCHS. A 

new attendance policy was put Into force 

to better comply with the state 

regulattflBi attendance policy. The new 

policy contain! alterations of the 

were made. 

Abaences par dan, per semester, 

were cut from 18 to 10. When a student 

has five absences from one class, a 

warning letter Is sent home, B It should 

increase to 10 abaences, the student's 

neord Is put under review, and without 

good reason, such M a medical excuse, 

all credits for that class are lost If that 

class should happen to be a semester 

course, the Mi credits are tost, though a 

erceed the aUowed absences. 

If a student, on two occasions, is absent 

without an excuse from a aunt, he 

will receive no credit. When aD credit 

from a course la withheld, a student baa 

the choice of either staying in class, 

school; doubling up on a required course 

such as English or gym, or dropping the 

dans and going to summer school. 

Uat year only about 10 percent on the 

student* had trouble with mat attendance 

policy. One time of the year 

graduating from school until the 110 

required school days art fumed, Mr 

Ed Woolley believes, "The students wfll 

Just have to be more careful about their 

absences." 

One aspect of the policy that many 

students find to be hard to swallow Is the 

fact that they are only allowed two early 

dismissals per marking period. Without 

a note or phone call from home and 

proper verification of the early 

dismissal, the student's request Is 

d 

The administration Is damping down 

when kldu start testing the flexibility of 

on the number of ahaenteea from school 

fee policy la when "senlorltU" catches 

to upgrade the school standing as far as 

on. Students find themselves all too often 

relaxing on the beach while slowly thelr 

•ttMdanet Is concerned- flmt art sure 

student may receive credit for thecredita 

are diminishing, 

Ous change will be effoctiv© In doing so. 

following half year course If he doesn't TWs school y«ar, seniors want be 

IWiNTIOraOTflALL 

PRACTC66R>BBE01H 

news briefs 

Familiar scenes these days. 

AMD Mi BBATioo 10? 

TTw Billows kj looking for someone to 

do a bimonthly cartoon to replace our College Night sponsored by Atlantic 

professionally-done Fegariy cartoon. If Community College In Una Landing 

you have a toknt or flair for a character "IB bt hi W Thursday, Oct» at 7 pjn. 

of your own, submit a sample of your Ticketi win be available bt tha Guidance 

*Wk. ' >. office. 

< Itacartoonmaypartata to any aspect 

of high school lUe. Each ptec« of work 

SSSSSt 

Mka Submit to ThH&mm matlW 

tocatadinth.Mainorncab7Oct.i8. 

m 

STueaday, Oct. U. Anyone who 

Would you Uka to win a fttt aavints 

bondTOcean aty Isapcasoringa contMt 

to nam« Us n«w hall at «m Street off mt 

Boardwalk which replaosd the old 

convention hall. 

T1ieoii]yniktematfI»Mrwhailctn't 

be named attar a panoa 

""" . . . . . ^ftm 

First pep rally held t 

The entire student body gave the Red 

Raider football team a roaring andoff 

before their first football game against 

the Holy Spirit Spartans Sept 23 as the 

first pap rally of the Hfj aeaaon wu 

held. 

The .Red Raider cheerleader! stood In 

tent of the bleacher* and led the 

students In chants and checn, Miss 

Ocean Ctty, Cathy Adams, who is also a 

senior captain of the cheerleader*, ltd 

toe pep rafly and introduced me eoMbM 

of all the fall sporta. They met; soccer, 

girls tennis, boy's and girl's antcountry, 

and field hockey. 

Girl's tomb team captain, Dana 

DeClnque, asked for the support of the 

team. "Today," she said, "m are going 

to UQ Holy Spirit and we would like for 

you to be there!" 

1983 football team Introduced. 

Soccer coach Bill Hamllton/ 

cross country coach Bill ', 

gjrl's cross country coach Mike : 

each Introduced Mr team numb 

talked about their tear 

Next on the agenda was a game Jifived 

wife football players BIS Bowman, Matt 

Jamlaon. Bob PeUJgrinl, tad';" " 

Grimes. Blindfolded and with a i 

licorice In their mouths, the f 

told to start chewing and at thej 

mere would be a cheerleader, 

they were blindfolded, the. 

tricked them and put a football | 

each end. When they met, they w 

shocked to find they were face Wtmm 

wltt one of their teammates. 

The cheering students gave the Raider 

sport's program a roaring sendoff as 

bey embarked upon the new challenge 

of Cape-Atlantic Division II < 

Oh to be a freshman! 

-Jndyl 

By ADRIENNE O'NEnX 

At 1:01 Sept. f, he reports to class, new 

notebook In hit hands, new sneakers on 

hlafeet. He U the freshman-loweston 

the ladder, despised by the upper 

danmen, an object of scorn and 

ridicule. 

He sits down and looks around at the 

people In Ws homeroom he doesn't know. 

The homeroom teacher hands out f olden 

and recjtes the obligatory "Welcome to 

Ocean dry High School" speech, then 

tobandsoutachedules.Helootaatbi*, 

an unlntiulgibk garble of numbers and 

abbreviations, and sees that he has 

*anlsh first period. The bell rings and 

he gets op, moving slowly towards At 

door. 

"Excuse me," he says to the teacher, 

"where la this room?" Ha points to his 

schedule. 

"Downstairs In the norm wing, better 

hurry, you'll be late." 

Going to college 

A lot of help she was; which way la 

norm? Re walks along until he finds 

some akin. He descends BOB among 

hundreds of other people. At the bottom 

he goes straight Into a long hall echoing 

•wife me sounds of construction. 

"Excuse me," he asks an officiallooking 

person, "where la N»?" 

"Go straight down this nalj until you 

reads a ramp. Go down it and the neat 

wffl be on your toft." 

He foUows the instructions and ends up 

to a room with 2S other students and a 

very nice but strict teacher, looking 

down the bridge of her nose she dedaree, 

"I wont tolerate nonsense to here." 

He can see that she won't 

By the time he reached lunch, sixth 

period, he Is starving. He's been lost 

twice, once walking Into the teachers, 

lounge by accident Be stands In line to 

get his lunch, and looks around for a 

familiar face. He finds a few and when 

to gets hU lunch, to sits wife them. 

OO 

Ws takes only two bites of hla grear 

cheese steak and tries what tb»xca] 

trench fries. Gross! Someone telfchta 

mat lunch win be over soon. He îump 

his tray and the bell tings. , |L" 

He has gym next He locates It a,nd hi 

teacher, a mixture between Jack Li 

Lanne and AlUs tht Bun. The teach*) 

Informs the class mat they will be ex 

pected to perform all the fitness, teat 

three times each during the year aw 

that they will be running "a littte> Ai 

to teacher begun to explain the point 

system, the bell rings. The frtfhmai 

hea* off to his next class. 7 ^ 

When at last he flops down on the bui 

seat, he la exhausted, mentally aw 

physically. HU day hasn't beenia]) \m 

though. He met some old friend* an*-i 

made a few new ones. Some, of tiP 

dasses wart fun and people wen 

generally nice. He rests his head on UM 

seat Maybe tomorrow wfll be easier. 

Plan now; avoid mistakes 

By JACKIE BIDDLE 

For many OCHS seniors planning to 

continue their education next year at a 

college or university, the coming hectic 

months of visiting, deciding, and applying 

to schools can become a very 

difficult task, but not an Impossible one. 

The following Is a college planning 

calendar for the coming year. 

October 

- Start with youratlf. What are your 

needa, preferences, Interest*, and 

wquirenienBjf How do they relate tea 

«toge'i loeaHon, fixe, faculty, student 

body, coat, and other olterlaT 

- Q« to the guidance office ud start 

RMdtag ttw collog, dlrectortta and 

oatatogi. Tne guidance counselor, wffl 

beabletohelpyouatlhlsstagetoo. 

- Attend me college talr at Atlantic 

Community College In Mays Landing on 

Thursday, Oct. » at 7 pjn. Recruiters 

and alumni from schools aD. along the 

eastern seaboard attend Ota fair each 

year, You may obtain valuable Information 

about a school you have never 

beard about or even one you've already 

kKJeed at TickeU are free and are 

available In the guidance office. 

- Talk to the many recruiters who 

visit OCH8 throughout the year. Their 

vWta are announced weekly In the 

morning announcements. You may sign 

up In the guidance office. 

- Write to tht director of admissions 

«t the coUegea that interest you. Aak for 

their catalogs, application forms and 

Information about financial aid and 

other areas that Interest you. 

-Register to take an admlaaioni teat 

K a test is required by the collage that 

Interest you. Also regMar for the 

Scholastic Aptitude Tnt (SAT) auto 

Achievement Teats which many. coUstjw 

require for admission. 

lk t — Maintain or improve your grades 

; 

Ocean city Htt> 

pBbltoaDdptro35al 

baadttneforentriei 

U 

C Tour smlor year. Collsges look 

unfavorably wfalllni grades. 

- )(s*pt'track ol dl 

require essays and references? If so, 

very busy months for counselors. O 

write a first draft of your ejBtyi for 

DwMmbtr 

appUcation. Take time to think about 

- Dec. 15 Is the general deadline for 

your essays and Improve them before 

sending in preliminary application 

you send them in. 

forms for certain selective eoUeges 

- Contact your references and ask Other colleges require applications to 

them to fill out the appropriate forms February or later and tome win accept 

you received from me college. Give your htm Just before classes start. 

references plenty of time to meet the Februarys March, April 

college's deadline. 

- Most colleges require application 

- If possible, visit the colleges mat forms for admission and financial aid 

Interest you. Tab to the college students. 

during these months. Meet tbelrrt 

V you are Interested In a specific 

S * » » ofJUgssi ask m for •!*> 

academic field, talk to studenti and 

dittonal information In support of your 

faculty la that area. 

financial aid application (e.g., copy of 

November 

your most recent tax return), oomph; 

-Jtort to lekct those college that promptly, . ^* 

match your needs and Interest May, June 

- The guidance office win have 

- The results are la. Take time to 

financial aid forms (FAF) available. 

*eMe which college la right for you. 

Also ask about itate, local, and private 

Weigh « college's offer againt your 

sources of financial aid. 

personal and financial requirements 

-Aamnselorusuauyaendsacopyof When you've made your decision, notify 

a student's high school p«des to 

*• eoHege, but be MM to noflrySo 

g^gH yo£jj rejieted, Mweu\ 

ttespond immediately to all requests 

dueslnwNovtniberandDecembtrare from the college of your choice. ; 

SAT. dates 

TEST DATES 

REGULAR 

LATE 

REGISTRATION REGIimiATlON 

DEADLINE DEADLINE 

Nov. I 

Oe«.S 

Jan. a 

Anrfl? 

Mays 

June! 

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SATandAch, 

BAT and Adi, 

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SAT onto 

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SATandAch. 

Scholaattc AptitodeTfst(SAT). 

Sept.» 

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Dee, a 

• March! 

March 80 

April 17 

OctU 

Nov. 9 

Jan. 4 

March 14 

April 11 

Hays 

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Steel shot regulation to be enforced 

Ntw- Jtmy waterfowl 

tmtnm an advised by be 

state Division of Fish, Game 

and WlldUfe feat 1U personnel 

tatend to strictly enforce the 

state's steal,shot regulation 

whan waterfowl season opens 

Oct M. 

e divlalon's bureau of law 

said mat since 

(hM has been a significant 

stereaje ta the poisoning of 

tirfe, particularly the black 

dbck> from fee lngestlon of 

Ml shot In certain areas, 

win be Intensive an. 

of the steel shot 

[the 1983 waterfowl 

al permit needed 

to hunt canvasbacks 

Persons who wish to hunt 

i canvasback duck this yttr 

I be required to purchase a 

1 permit costing $2 as 

! the regulations which 

established a can- 

_j season m portions of 

i'jfiw Jersey coastal m, 

hftpUeants are advised, 

r, mat the applicatton 

the permit wont be 

until raid-October 

they shouldn't send 

for a permit until they 

i received an application, 

n forms win be 

from all offices of 

) - Marie 

Losiewici of Erma, bowling 

on the Marmora Local team 

made the 7-10 split doing the 

September a game for Five 

OOock Express. 

game winners were 

Johnson with 206 and 

Beebe with 199. High 

was won by Marie 

Johnson with 531 

- n B * H Electric won Ugh 

•sam game and aeries with 

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g* MMY SUMMER CAMP 

~» '^Davld 0, Wusey, ion of 

V?m& L. Wflaejr of 11 Nor. 

•^ mm Av., Northfield, and 

/^Worge F. wllsiy of Rural 

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ROTC field framing encampment 

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Ittoi,: 

.I'm 

HOW 

at possessing other than steel 

atet shells face a mandatory 

One of *20 for each shotgun 

The designated steel shot 

area la located within the 

For specific information 

concerning the steel shot 

regulations, hunters-may 

consult the migratory bird 

supplement which should now 

NOTICE TO VOTERSl 

Tuesday, October 11th, 1983 | 

Is the last day tar registering 

|to vote In the November 1,19831 

General Election. 

Anyone wishing to vote 

or to change their address 

may do so at the City Clerk's 

office 9th & Asbury Ave. 

OFHCE HOURS: 

9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 

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OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

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LOREnAC. MARSHALL 

ettyfltrfc 

Raiders over Mainland; 

versatility is a key 

(continued tram page 11) an quick and have gold 

be available at aS licensing 

situations and- managed to 

coastal tone bounded by the agents. 

prevent,' Robinson from 

nark River on the north, the 

cutting back and making that 

Garden State Parkway on the 

west, the apt May Canal on 

the south, and the Atlantic Bike rodeo 

•tt 

Ocean on the east 

In thla ana, only shotgun 

shells containing BB or 

•nailer steel pelleta wfll be is Saturday 

permitted to be used for 

hunting waterfowl. 

The traffic safety unit of the 

The coastal nnt waterfowl Ocean City Police Depart- 

season runs through Nov. 5. It ment and the local PTA will 

reopens Nov. 2J and closes on sponsor a bicycle rodeo for all 

Jan. l, 1984. 

ages from noon to 2-p.m. 

Saturday, Oct », at the Intermediate 

school 18* Street 

and Bay Avenue. 

The rodeo will consist of a 

safety check of bicycles and a 

series of safety courses in 

which the rider can test his or 

her ability. There wfll also be 

several booths set up so riders 

may register their bicycles 

with the Police Department. 

"The program wfll emphasize 

bicycle safety and the 

proper method of driving 

when on the streets," reports 

Sgt. Nlcholss ImpagUaiio. 

"There will be awards given 

to the best bicycle riders in 

each age group." 

Refreshments will be 

available. For more Information, 

call 39M111. 

grin 

them an film fiif oth#r 

coaches havi abo btta hApressed 

win thalr Mai" ., 

The first-ever meeti g 

Mainland powerhouse 

between the Raiders and I • 

(M, ») carried the bsS SB 

Oolti kicks off at 1 p 

thneaforWyardabutcouldnt 

Saturday... 

manage mort than seven 

yards on a single carry. In 

Cumberland is ranked UM 

fret, the biggest difference 

In South Jersey by The 

bstweeu bis game and the 

Cowitr-Pott, the wjhp CMJ 

Raiders' flrst game (an M 

Mm In the top ten. Mmrilk Is 

lota to Holy Spirit) was, aside 

UB, Vnakad lith and Osm 

from the obvious offensive 

drylMh... 

versatility, Ocean City's The Raiders' pass dtflaBM 

ability to make the big play. might be tasted Saturday 

And\asanyh|gfc«)llerwUl 

slnee the Colts' Rodney Wootf 

Wl you, when the Dice are on 

has thrown five TO paMaf to 

your side ita not hard to come 

two games. Cumberland tm 

away a winner! ' 

defeated Egg Harbor 

George Workman expresses the feelings of his teammates as the 

Township (174) and AflllUt 

RAIDER REUCS: Though 

Q» (474)... .> 

Raiders romp to a 28-0 win over Mainland. 

the wms were 11 years apart, 

Ocean aty has now beaten 

Jonathan Dice is tbaascoaH 

the stale Division of Fish, 

Mainland twice ta a row. The 

leading scorer in ti» CAL 

Game and WIMBfe. They may 

be obtained ta person or by 

Marine jish compendium is available for first time Mustangs still enjoy a M lead 

(behind MUlvUle'a J« 

ta the overall series... 

Murray) and elgtam to i 

writing to the Division of Fish, 

Ken Cade was involved In 10 

Jersey win S pointa. •-" 

Game and Wildlife, CN 400, 

The N.J. Division of Fish, The compendium sum- Copies are available at tackles Saturday, one for a 

Trenton, N J. 08826; Include a 

Game and Wildlife has an- mariies the rules, license many bait and tackle ahopsor quarterback sack, In- 

stamped-addressed No. 10 

nounced uat for be first requirements, seasons, staa by amdina a stamped, sett- tercepted a pass and 

•mvelope. 

.,,_ - — 3 bag Wti of tsttwatar Sd^tl a^K to: recovered a fumble... 

The special canvasback 

CLASSIFIED AD I 

sport and commercial Compendium. NacaU 

Woolley thinks that Cum- 

duck season opens Dec. 14 and 

laws and regulations fisheries and AiUshertes 

berland might have the beat BRINGS RESULTS 

runs through Jan. S, IBM, 

availabta. 

tauten should consult the 

ami. 

talent In the division. "They 

9 

migratory bird regulation 

supplement for permit 

hunting 

COLLECTIVE 

Looking for a safe, high-interest 

alternative to money market funds? 

Look no further. 

CmrarMy ptylng M tnudi u 

12.06% 

M you're dl«ma«db¥th*r»cent drop in They also oiler s#ver»l other Impoftani 

te &

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PAGE 14 - SECTION TWO 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J, 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

" Advertibtminti for fhtsa column! should b# In thi of. 

•llce-ol Tht Sentinel •Ud§!fr NOT LATER THAN NOON 

TUISDAY FOR REGULAR PUBLICATION and NOON 

WEONBSpAY HOR TOO LATETOCLASSIFY, pi«l 399- 

U\\. 

Ont Time. 21 Wordl or Laii ....t.t...... SJ.7I 

))0- per word exceeding Hwsrdi! 

M Running S Ceniefutlvt Timt*, wttn U Wsrti or Ltit IU.N 

Adi Requiring BoxNumbtr, II ,98 mere 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50' EXTRA 

—4// Gln§liimd MnrtlMing CM/I Baali— 

112 ifh Street, Ocean City, N. j, 0B226 

Copy mailed In, given to representative of brought to of' 

flee personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANHD BY CASH OR 

CHICK to cover cost. Copy aeeepfid ov«r phone as cour 

te*y and convenience to eustomer, but payment must b* 

received before advertisement will be set In type, | 

Help Wanted 

Tutoring 

MDEL CONTESTANTS 

WANTED 

U.S. Model Pageant 

All agti malt * female 

Per entry blinks call 

1M-SJ22 or IJ4 2710 P 

NIOMT iieuaiTV - n p.m. («»a.m., 

I Sayl par MK Call Mr, kvMinw, IH- 

"MM. EITATI lAUil - full ilm. 

: S M MMM Mr UM M nMIM In 

ami north tnt eftict, Mcantm com 

mlHien imngnMnit. For attain tn«i 

MYlaw, UirMMRlBW ««aily at W- 

REMEDIAL READING - Ptwnia, 

Iltmtntary IchoM MliCi: Selling, 

languaft iril, •rithmatlc, llmpla 

ipftsn prtBUmi, raadllMi werlL Co. 

hour'i Mig Mlpll Ctnlll.d NHehir, 

Arlln. NMi, ID! PIMIura in, Qnan 

city, can Mi-ini. if 

Autoi For Salt 

I«H V.W DiMal ••(*>!! 4 aegr .xc.llwl 

condition Inilaa ing oulllM. il,MS 

mild, 19 mliM par lallen. *M FM 

•ItrM emit. »/C eonllnanlll rMlait, 

U.IM Call WMW3. H 

TRUCK CAP - tar U Rancharg. will 

lWMU 

"Y*LB» PIR1ON — matufi far 

WKlality Mep. Vatf rtunt. *Mv in 

tartan, atevwnli LInan IMp, 

tmmi Hulrf, LlnMM. H 

'.CHAMBIRMAID1.— HlttficlMtT 

grtdvatt, iiHrlncM, rMirmnt 

rtgvirtt), Ull JM }»u. ifttr 1 nil Nt 

W». It 

1H1 CHIVITTI — Bar* Blua, 2 door, 

rMlo Calun-HJ3 IM 

DODOE DART - 1WI P«ur *) 

tnlltl In |Hi condition Air con 

dlllonlng. poww tHMrlng, pawlf Wakta. 

oood tirai, HHlianl rranipgrtlllgn, 

m Call W-t*» H 

txiSIL MECHANIC! _ rttlvy auty 

• Mrveu. Nsipltillulltn slut many 

' p#wf!M Call Itt (DM warMarl, H 

RIAL IITATI ULIS - Wl I La» 

DM SHnlrmfw a lainpaopla Making • 

'Wl I N UfW OBpsrtynHy. Ctll W» 

t.MM Mr attain «M • conlkWMIU ki 

^ftfylaw, T.». 

ILtCTHiclAN - axparlanail 1 naw 

i",\Mr« t MWnt, yNr nyM IMMy wsrii. 

a Jill IW-im, It 

•IIAI. IITtTI lAUlMitlON — 

.owgrivnity knacks, MII MMteWf M 

Banar w you to M m • UIMMFWA 

Ml MM Clty-1 (Milne csmBUfariiaa* 

nil aatafa inn. Cwnpim irtinlm 

'•pugr.m. Call teiay, Mrf* RNIIT, 

,kMt;.)*MSM. If 

IMV CLIANIt - .potl.r. •«, 

1UIY RIAL IITATI _ effiet nail 

iMntonr Mr Nil flint PWHWI. OMi 

JWim >••*. tMtrftiiii* Iw ••»••• 

i MWMI r*a. Mil tartar 

»# TP 

Vrt.BlTI.iN8 COACHU - art naamd 

MMO.C luniar irasram. oni*fJwg 

Dtgnn wk. On. to Mr. c.u O.c, RM. 

TP 

H«Lf WANTIB r- RMlil i H 

nwM M OcNII Olf MifiMIII »"»• 

•M ont* I Mrt 111 Aitiiitle £it». Trim 

m, liiyint »p«mi»illi» i« Mpt. MM 

m, liiyint »p«m»illi» 

, mall HM fnm naaaaa n 

HOITIU - mm * frlinaiy * 

rtl^rtnt, Mil «W «i WHO « PJ 

mipm. 

KANE'S COINS 

Colin, Stamps, SuppMn 

134S AsBury Ave, JM-SHI 

OptnAllYtirfWid.lliniSat. 

Buylntf * Selling Colnt 

Since 1941 

hi 

CLERK TYPIST 

SMMMMlMrtM 

nttrviiwi btlng h«ld tor 

iimporif y •mploymtnl lor 

ilerfc fyplit until Christ. 

ma». Mult be avallibK to 

word full tlrnt, 

SPEMCEB SIFTS 

HOIMMBfAvt, 

Yeit'round RitiH 

* Store dnlrtii 

SALESPERSON 

/Aust makt a goad ap- 

staranct, Hontsly and 

pleating ptrienallly a 

'inuit. Exptrlenct and local 

'rasldent rtquirtd. S day 

WNK and paid vacation. 

Apply w/rfjiumt or 

pravlaui work sxptrltnea 

TO BoxM4 

SENTINEL LEDGER 

oc«ineify,N.J,0|«i__ 

VIIANTIB TO 1U¥ - «« W antlqM 

giail. liMrM, knivM, MM fllMl, wir 

Muvinln in any anaiilsn. Aiw ok) u.i. 

coin. Mid pap«r nMMy, psktt witchH, 

SetM waiblS itum. Dm in mil it 

*OOLL eBLUICTOH - wMhN la Buy 

iiiU an< tniM na>i Mlt. wood 

HMMiut MM. eir£«i animm M 

AitMinMr MM. tm. C»ii ivnilnai Iff- 

Mil. 

H 

•BtT wooo PUHNITUP.! - «•«, 

*e«iny. wieliir. enh for ewrttwi ti 

MM Pull of NrliH. Fram .Hie M 

BtTMt. Aimo.1 »nyltiino Mufh). Ulh 

JW lU*Of TtMHt. N 

Situations Wanted 

OINIRAL HOUlIeLiANiNO -tltin 

itlitt, imili pam |*M. RiNanMM 

•rin, IIWHM, •! y«' nun< 

i«idoMw 

tnylimt, 

Ml WANTiO - rurum 1 MM (i) pry. 

duty, Brtfaf tor I M H mptr. Intl. 

ull tlmi. Hiw mm tri«M«r!if Mn 

fJLANHiMOATrliPtyrTiyneiiliiuMit 

witti a tfaval stnauittM wM tan ilvf 

you th. santfit at Mt tf lint htM «. 

uHitnea, Ipttltllltt art Iwrtpt, 

tarriktttn, Irvhw, DitrMa. ikiina M 

air WaWrm. Call KitW, a «•»••• 

trawl tptirt at WMW, 

Child Can 

* • «OVIRNMBNT MSI — Ttieytanji tf 

KM mutt kt fiiiM Immtiittaly. 

4t6M0.ni " • 

HiRiNO - OMMrt til arlllM 

„. Mt tM atmMtic, will fan, 

«u.ooo.j(u>oo plM m, can wtrenum 

, i, MrvlMt tt 111.fH.MM •*. HM •>, IM 

WANTBB — DilMMMr aM Mt. beyt, 

Apply vtmraayt IMtaytIt Slvt,, 

Mtnnert,N,J.truil|tt.aM, tf 

HtlpW.nttd 

Apply 

CRUilfl SHIP J0S1 — Orttt Inctrnt 

eitntitl. All tMutttiaM. Par - 

tCMTARV _ cwrwt tpMMr, typM. 

J*i akMeMM wort, gou prttiMKr, 

eeptrtuMty M iHrn m«»iin» Uy-oot. 

nwrm Utru, IN. in Kwrt «iyi tm 

MM 11*. pM UMMl MnMtl, AJtly 

VMtt MMMW C M I*M NJ. If*. 

M 

MM 

VMtt 

M UMMl MnMtl, AJ 

WI Co. M I*M. NJ. 

•MPIIIilNeiD WMTMJP - WM 

HIM, tm mm. MM MIMII MMnt. 

vKitIM tlrni, P-T tmnrn MM UuHmy. 

Call Monday )0«m,H)n«>nm-M4>. H 

KO0 PI* WIIN PAKT TIM1 it mm, 

MMtr, Amwtfi itvwit* iteiiMary 

M.11 

MtfTMASIIKniM 

It may net seam like Chriitmet to you but we are already 

itartt»g ta kulM our staff In anticipation el another 

saaaM. No experience necewery, we will train ye* far tha 

petition oft 

•rath Mint (lattaran) 

Oraph-o-typ* operator* 

MM hassle anYM traffic and parking prebltmi. A.C. Trail* 

sâvtaffiiii ?#•• BMaa stop at eur daar« LAW priced lyMMa 

in availed* in our NNtpanv siibtMliM eeteHrle. 

Bamrays emeteyea wacewrtt an BitNtof Spancat Olfts 

AHantkCtty.HJai* 

Autos For-Salt Aufet Per Sail Autoi For Sato Prof I Sarvicti 

AREA'S LARGF.ST SUBARU DEALER • AREA'S LAR 

FACTORY EXECUTIVE 

DEMONSTRATOR SALE! 

Be Subaru Smart-Save today! 

Look at the Savings ...Pull Warranty 

Ota PAINTINO MM *f* G* 

••rlprBiitirisr qmllly work 

rMMniklt prlCM, cprpMtry 

em«M Mrt. Oon'l it trry {M 

men (f« «llm»t». MMM * i* 

•ALEJ AND IBRViCB — On Haevar 

and luraU vacuum dtanaft, inMtet, 

bagi aM Mtt Mr all rnaMk, Fnt 

on r«pal 

ura«M 

r II M 

rt TrMMnt. 

t » l 4 

1083 SUBARU TURBO 

CHAROKDBRAT 

Auto, trans, 4 wheel drive, air, 

f/tops, affi/fm itereo, special black, 

paint. Options: McCarthy Prette 

flon package, stock No, 390115. 

LIST 110,762 *0,702 

DIKeUNTIINB 

1983 fOBARU CLIO 

4DfifIDAN 

4 cyl . Sipd. man. Irlnl., p/|, p/b, 

p/wlni., p/mlrror», air cond . erulH 

entrl., lunroef, fact, alloy whli,, 

maroon w/iaddlt Int. 4.700 mllti. Stk. 

c390111. Top of line Sedan 

MM0 MKOUn KB •8973 

11.9% AP«nMAMCIMCO«ALl«WHIIlDIIIVI 

VMKUi KTiMDID TIL MPT. 11, 1983 

| BRAND NIW 1983 

SUBARU Di BRA 

4WHIUDRIVI 

14 Spd. tram., 4 cyl, angina? 

1 am/fm radio, m/i, m/b. Me- 40 Mf Mf 

•OSO RANCHHO IWa - AAS..P.M,, 

nr, ayte, ntMi ntw lim, Mp, »MBi 

tnlin, i»ithir inMrisr IMH. Mil w- 

oii. 

M 

i«f BATIWN PICKUP - Vary law 

mll»ag«on.o*nw, X*H. Call«' 

«W" IM 

mi CMIV, CAPRICl V| — 4 P*sar, luls 

M> »>.

trintpgHitMn «*»- AM pnttlcMly 

m IK. typcwrlnr im Call W 

a» IM 

1MB CADILLAC IIDAN DlVllll" 

tltg«ic. Ifltarlw, LsaM, on. SMtar, 

Call Mr ipcaintrnMt irtxa. prln 

ropMIIBla. 10-4 

71 BUICK SKYMAWK HatMUCIl, alt 

condition, luipfnatlc drlvt, moving 

muM Mil. U.l» Dark arMn, Call Jtl 

Off, 114 

IT?) THUNMRaiRD - v*H« iM 

Burgundy rosl ana Inltrlor, pin iirlpM 

Owxl condition. You Mm* « •• fir M 

nrtra *n csnornM IM ffil cw hat II. 

upar ear. Only tl», firm. Call lit- 

Wantid 

BRAND NIW 1983 

ARUGLBRAT 

4WHIUDRIVI 

4 Cyl., 4 ipd., am/fm »ter«o, f. 

top. Special Black paint. Op- 

tional Equip; roll bar, paint 

taalant, body.ld* mldgi., pin 

itripai, stk. nmm ' 

KIHTA-MAM - MaH or 

Mnayman IVIIMII. Iprtni o«ning, 

Mwn nulntMlncI, urpattn, odd jaM 

or mymni yeu waM Ntw Rd 

Iwnan Point , 

II »*««M 

20 Years Experience 

NolobtMimall 

Free Iitlmatei 

Call Ron Anisette 

117-3143 

TRINITY PAINTINO 

JotCaacaMar 

Interior - Exterior 

Resldenll«l Commercial 

Qvtlty«iik.FiMlitJfiitM 

Call 1N.MS7 

FISHER 

PAINTING 

We in buHding our nputitlon 

onelrauteatatimt. 

Can 3990412 

ler 

Allaratltni, addition* ft 

ransvatlani, tMthroom ft 

kltehan formica work. 

Ptnallno. drop calling.. No 

job tso imail, all work 

guarantaad. irt a attlmate. 

CALL 399-8304, 

J.C. PAINTING 

Praa Eitimatai 

Fully inturad 

Clfl 398-9427 

UTCAMMffiN 

Ciiptnttr 

Roofing & Siding 

Sanarai Carpentry 

Oock'Rtpalr 

Fr«Itllm.l«,"«lr 

Cal 391-8441 H 

Kitchen Counltrtopa 

Carimle&MoMleTiia 

iathroorni • Foyart • Kltehani 

Network 

AIIRapairt 

KyUACo. 

Piln«ng»Milnlimnc» 

WitpaptraRapalrt 

Blgofimil,WldoH»« 

399-6791 

Dependable • Experienced 

FLEA MARKET 

Marmara Bra ttauit 

COutilda) 

OctB.9to3p.ni. 

Far iota. 399-6050 or 

199-1118 tM 

OCBAN City TYr>BWiiTB« SIR. 

VICI -ty|»wrltan, MM rntctilnM * 

Miniti mtWlnM NpalM. WH h 

larvlEa,NMMMrvAv,lf|.im. 

Boating 

25" LUHRS 

SPORTSRSHERMAN 

FULL COAST GUARD 

PACKAGE IMCIUDWC 

• VHP riala IN UptR linMl 1 

• Hi ti.p. •mint. fully iirvic 

MI n Maien 

• llmlnUaa 

• OtMrtitm 

•090 CONDITION 

* THOMPSON MARINE 

Miv»LimllngHMl€f^S • I t H M ^ ^ t l l l t i f l i * c f C i i I s y c l y 

( I N I r a n i a i I n t l . i s M M M , 

• t w l l n * 4 U r n r M a M , U r w M M i t u t 

l l l l i , a m a t h y n 1 r u k v g l a » . 

l h r t . I M M , B l H t l t , 

W n l M . c r a n t o t r r y | i t H M n « l n | 

f l x u r a . • I H a n t t i l t m l r r s r t , 

f a r i a a v i e w f l y t r m f r i m i i , 

1 N S M s a w . A r t N a u y a a u , l a i n i F y 

a m a t , V i c t o r i a n i M v l n s m i r r o r , 

b r k - * * r » c , a n t M w I t w a l r y . 

P r a n c h I r u l M r a M a 

CMMry 

tMrry llvlnt 

_a__^ rmm furniturt, 

•t^faPaP^HiW fa^reBtBaa^jf aâj v^^ « M H S BB •^^t/flf 

tm, to. eiwry etuntry Franch 

M N ar ftN tlMt w/tarvad k 

paIMM vttvat cMIrt (taMt KM I 

MtvMt* Mt 11, Lo. MMfry CMMr> 

kury. Silt k minwaa Oman wall 

w/mlrrar, traditional 

MM W» B» 

Pi, trMtar a 

i Country dn 

"-. T... ' i^^ji .- "- "•.•-•.• - .. .:-. : 

unrfa mfii, aajcnasrt eitn, cornir 

p.m. Waonatday. ana 

Friuy IB a.m. M • p.m. Mlurdjy is 

tm 10 5pm. 

Fait Mivarv. at. 1 «i»ctrk unin. 

CUSTOMIRl t*TII« ACTION 

OUAP.ANTBBD . 

IM I. IWa M. • IMi Mamfia 

iriiM m rour old appilaKa, 

wa pay cam In any condition. 

FREE^ 

SHOES 

lalaetnflMIn 

afiMmiiiHFMan. 

Pay only tar fha riiflnaM 

prwaMr. 

MICHAEL 

ANTHONY'S 

Dlteeunt stwai 

ULLINO BVBRVTNINa OOOB 

ITUfF — BHiin Allan Mill, MM. 

taMN, iMIri, MM, larnjt, f"9* Ml- 

MItaml, rtfrHtfalSfi, ItaiiiH, MW 

d lf61* 

Mi Itaml, HlSfi, Itaii 

haatar, in), brand ntw awnlnf, 

tarly.fDfumit,Oct-1*1,1 a 

p.m. 

lnf61 

1 a.m to•- 

M4 

'»* 

TWO KNOLa alDi - uxv mm ttai 

Mat, can mmn, . in 

OAR AS! 1ALI - MNP tM V»TO toot.. 

Purn. tportlng uppilal, kUlllia, 

antloun. iMka tnt much mora. Ut, 

Ifh, f fill Men. Rf. f and A Otk 

Brivt,, Paiarms, IM 

Mil HOyll 1144 Anury Avt., li 

badroomt, 1 Bath, WtdMn. «lniM| araa, 

living room and dan. llngla family, tHt 

Wi3ya,»hjinali|.|lalarft4.O|l. 1HI 

VARB IAI.I — Frltfay ana Mturtay, 

Ort. 1 h 1.14 Cantral Av. Lavtt mooVn 

^titlltMhtln«UMl lAta _ PrMy ant Htar. 

My, Ort. 1 k i. MttHy aMMi IM MM 

_ wrllttlaboyt.mMawiynTafTaei, IM 

" VpkeM iALI — HtuMay omaar t, 

• l|tnorahlna.»a.m.t»>»jri.a«oanilha 

îCnart'i Club atoctan City Ltttatl 

„ âvarythlnt. 1*40 Cantral Ava. W4 

T 

OAilAOl lALF-Ôct. «. 7 anaTt. 

• 'Mlrran, china, bulckctr.mkcallanaMt 

• t MwaatiaM llama, a ,,m. I* J pjn im 

* '


RE. For Sale 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN 

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

THURSDAY, OCTOBER t,-»M 

RE. For Sale R.E. ForS«l« R.i, For Sail R.I. For Sail 

The 

BREAKERS 234 Boardwalk 

Oceanfront Location 

• Two and 3 bedroom Townhouses 

• 100% Financing fa qualified buyers 

• Tax shelter lor the investor 

• Excellent rental returns 

SOME UNITS 5mA AVAILABLE 

Exclusively Thru 

FRENCH REAL ESTATE 

399-5454 REALTOR 1 ATLANTIC AVE. 

INVBSTMENT DUPLEX 

Incontl Mail W J«ar Two 

MFHinii Itcn unit. Ml.Stt 

UnttiM Him tlly mliio MUM. 

Sat 1 ietmm apt., • r«smt, com 

lOrtlBlB html lor >ar(« Ijmily, 

tlli.BN. 

Country living In ilttli Minor. p|>( 

ytar old. i MiHD. » Hth ranshtr, 

•M barn, IMtta MMnli. llii,«« 

JEAH ILACKMDN BBitTV 

Btiltar 

M4-MI itrwt I»-»MI 

UNIQUE CUSTOM •Ull.T-auplM, 

anIgnM By • laMIni lilt Cant ar 

cnllKI Piulv. isier Mat Mtlaeter, 

wndbgrnJns Itsn and ililncn wain. 

Many «fral and auerinttu Income. 

SMCtaniiir view of Iht watundi end 

(niy M BKela from leuth Oewn City 

'team, filing tmm, call 1WH7.. tf 

MI**. TM1 'WALK - I tpacMul 

•Wrtrmntt: 1 ttirM MHWH1, 1 two 

bearMrnt. Qrtet porcrm. parking, 

potential Inama i. tM iseltir, owner 

TlratKlno 11UM0. The Nrreji Agency, 

mmwntin.jnuii. n 

MODERN RANCHER PRICE •IBUCIB 

Two, ttirat tmlroam apartmtnti ind 

a ana briroom unit ntaka-vp tnli 

mint mdltlM tripi.n iBcatad wfim 

tin "actian" 111 Tilt Ntnl, plnallnl, 

Mat, ticaliwit IncMnt Ira lull a law 

•I HM amanltlal. Call ui Mr an as- 

paliitmant, Owntr |utl rMMM prlct 

Imagine This! A sprawling brick and 

frame ranchtr on a V% acrt site with taxes 

under $300.00 a ytar, Ixceiitnt Marmora 

location. Features include cedar siding, 

Andersen windows, central air, lawn 

sprinkler system and a huge cedar deck. 

Three bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths, 

garage(wlth automatic opener) and a 

family room with a brick fireplace. Don't 

miss this unbeatable value! Call now for 

an appointment. 

From 

$164,900 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE 

MM4M 

8181231 

aple Reahy 983.8220 

Wed., Frl.,Sat.,Sun.n-5 

«th8.BayOceinCity • ModeltOf-JWf*« 

I REAL* 

JWITUiTIB 

Four MrgHni, i battn, MatM, 

Cap* Cnd, «0,IOO 1st, cantar city, 

vary diet condition, uking i?7,5Oo 

untumiiMd, 

INVIiTOm*TTIHTIQNI 

wa'va lull Ilitad lavan bHWtlftii 

apartlnaflH Hf tali pantlad, car- 

MiM and win Ilia Battli, Qm, two 

and mnt wan* unin win acaan 

»l«w ana lu.l a law in»t hi Mam 

and txunhnm. EicailMt infanit, 

txc.ll.fit condition. 

SUEIT N5MI *NO APARTMENT 

An •itaplltnll value) A III 

badreefn, pantlad tiiaif hama wltn a 

••Mratt two BMreeni flit! Uw 

NMM apwtniHi*, Plenty ol all 

ilrHt tarkini, Bosd Incaffit 1M 

llnaiiclna avalUBIa, 

IMFlNANCiNS??? 

ABSOLUTELYIII 

Can m Msvt mil Bncn MseK ovsini 

wim -Bum In" IMllnaKlnf, Four 

Bedroom, two bat* upper esnesa 

and one Mdrseni, ene bam lint floor 

apt, Potti ln.ttd Oooa Interne, 

madam kit Stem, uklng «l«,0O0. 

Don't wait any lanstr I 

SARDIN1HOMI 

A lowly 4 Bedroom, IV* b.tti henta 

on IW M. ft, st BMWtlfullv l«n- 

•Meased ground Spaeleui living 

room, fortnal dining room, kitchen 

wim breakfeii erae, tun dMk and 

mort, lixlt' panelM •nttnalnmtnt 

room wim iiainhXH flrtplaei, A 

dallsnttul lamlly honn you mull 

•H.Prlctd riant Mull, 

RIVIERA SECTION 

it lutilui witirlronl home. 

Living room, dining room, 

kitchen, .4 bedroomi, 

recreation roam, 1 baths, 

garage, air conditioning, 

waihsr-dryer- diihjwaihtr, 

self'' cleaning range 

Floating dock, } boat ilipi, 

many other eitrai, 

A real buy at i21?,Mg 

GULL REALTY. INC. 

Real E*U1e Broker 

2208 Bay Avc. 309-8030.1 

OCEAN CITY - II IS yNrly nanw. 

Lars* lamlly room with wMXHtov* 

MtM, lundack, iarat*. naw appUancM, 

ACT total axiral, larsiln at lltfMI. 

Cimtjf 1W1 

BUFLtX - M MtmMMIIa load 

•mm MntN, 1 Mill H 

Front to back cottages at l»th and A*bury. iotti unit* w^t) 

I badrMms. Both units furnished. Owner financing! 

$15J000 ''•' 

$15J,000. 

CONDOS 

\ Asbury, tt 

last deal around, MM Astwry, "second floor unit with** 

bedrooms, 2 b«ths,lully furnished for $105,000. 

; (^MEBRAHCHHI 

Ah; exceptional value in today's market, Lovely f 

kedroom, tWbath home wltt| living room, dining area, 

modern kitchen, utility room and attached one car 

garage. featuresMnclude gas haat, a large comer lot 

measuring 7«**0, very dasirabla location and recently 

painted exterior. Call us toây and arrange a time con- 

venient tor you to impact this home. 

ONLY (117,500 

ORWLLE REALTY 

2131 ASBUflV AVE. 396-1300 

Central Avenue, 1 bedroom with balcony, cathedral 

celling, I car garage, heated. tT29,500. 

Lageonf ront, 4 bedrooms, I baths, huge family room, cen- 

tral air. A buy at *m,000. 

New lifting, on large 70' comer lot. Large 2 story with 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 powder rooms. Mutt be seen. 

S14S.000. 

=^T=MARR AGENCY 

REAL ESTATE 

2121 ASBURY AVE. TT% 

OCEAN CfTY,M.J. IN 399-7036 

f 

ROBERT L, SHARP, Realtor 

•+§101 WEST AVI. FTl 2700 ASBURY AWE. 

1990714 US 399-1637 

i: WANTED 

• A-new owner for a duple)i ioned MBW let with a tmall 

cottage located lost S streets from the beach at Nth 

Street, ideal fer naw construction 111 

' I' Ffjff Time IMIIBMIM H/mfttt 

(Ml today to amngt) an intonim. 

OCEAN CITY REALTY 

CENTRAL AVE. SINGLE 

^gur bedrooms, 3 battn, living room, dining room, 

•tcraanad perch, steps to desirable South and beach. 

$161,000. 

CENTRAL AVE. MULTI FAMILY 

Five units, excellent location, excellent tunuur rentals 

across street from beach. Call for details. 

CONDOMINIUM 

Two bedrooms, i baths, fully furnished and equipped, gas 

heat. Alr-eondltloned. Off street parking. MMM. 

STORE AND THREE APARTMBNTi 

High visibility location, good currant Income, excellent 

potential. Possible ownar financing to • qualified buyer. 

Call for details. $H7,SW. 

399-3403 

UMAYS 

ndpiper realfi| 

418AtJjBBcA»t. 

Vtowi... aa^n 

"UMr 

0W399B123 

CONDOMINIUM ONE BEDROOM 

Close to beach and boardwalk, second floor, heated. In ex 

eellant condition. Lew maintenance, under $60 monthly. A 

little gem for 151,000. 

CONDOMINIUM PIZAZZ 

Modern 2 bedroom, 3 bath split level unit. All amenities. 

Mult see to appreciate. Owner financing to qualified 

buyer. Asking iff JM. 

UPPER COTTAGE • DUPLEX 

Four, bedroom In upper unit with weed burning fireplace 

In living room, full dining room, modern Kitchen and 1 

modem baths. Also I bedroom rental unit on first floor, 

basement. Economical gas heat throughout. Newly 

reduced, a or»at buy at $119,000. — .* 

B6ACHBLOCK DUPLEX 

Two bedroom with fireplace in living room, screened por- 

ch and tun deck off of second floor unit. A charming 

property and a real money maker. Always fully rented. 

Priced to sell at *1»,000. 

NORTH IND DUPLiX 

Two bedroom each unit, fully ranted 'M season, excellent 

owner financing possible to qualified buyer. Good invest 

ment starter. Asking $47,000. 

GUEST HOUSE OR LARGS FAMILY HOME ' 

Six bedrooms, 2Vi baths, large porch. Two bedroom apt. 

on first floor with MOB par month winter rental to help I 

carry mortgage. Overtired lot with plenty of parking, ox ;| 

cellent central location and a good buy at *143,000. 

Finest 

In Ocean City! 

Nautical elegance on tpuMIng 

bay •.•/ 

-ourux 

Wrtt IMor, living room, wtetwn, ilnlnt araa, m 

bedroom, bath, second floor, living room, kitchen 

dining araa, j bedrooms, 1 bath. Oa* bb heai 

*afJpQ 

1 

HOUSE OCEAN CITY 

BO AT SUP & DOCK 

immaculate ranch with largo family room, i 

and IV. baths, detached garage. lOO-xso- let. 

•112,500 

BERG! 

iVEALTY 

•32nd ft Asbury 

-' 399.0076 

65th & Haven 

3990040 

Yearly bungalow, Living room, kitchen. dlnlnV 

araa, 2 bedrooms, bath, utli. room, large cedar 

closet, detached large one car garage. U»,«o». . >' 

•t.n ) 

-IMWNbmY — 

heated Duplex piw 4 bedroom 

n, ceniar 

Mint condition, cenW city near beach a«d 

^ • l k A l M M l l # n ! 

330 Atlantic Amot 

•^Duplex" Three bedrooms, 1 bath, large kitchens in each 

uMt. Plui oas haat, 3 ear gar aw, aundeck, fenced In yard, 

very seod condition. 

"Condominium" 2 bedroom, 1 bam, gas heat. Monthly fee 

of liifWMnal! httfi hat water, and aawer bills. 171,W0. 

''Gardens" Beautiful home with 4 bedrooms, 1V% baths,, 

plus attached 2 ear garage, nawly remodeled Kitchen, 

deck Off matter bedroom, include* all appliance* plus 

built-in microwave. Corner location, oas heat. tifMM. 

•Vacant Lot" IBfttW comer of Brighton and Atiamic 

AVw. Zoned duplex. 

"Irtcoma ever nMOS" fram thlt large apartment house 

with MR apartment*. Property fully rented on a yearly 

be*U.*ach unit HM I bedroom*, large living room, large 

! Mfcftvn Md IMrtfts 

"Fumlahed" a family home In baachblock for only 

gMMN.|nciiNM one i bedroom end one 1 bedroom eper- 

tmaxrtpluarearwiwladtoverworlwhop. 

"Motel e. Apirtmenf • twiMing with 4 yearly apartment*, 

ttefi with MfM-Me utliif It*. Hotel contlM* of 3 apartmen 

.ttriM 11 rooma. excellent locaMon, both building* for 

MODRRN VICTORIAN HOMB 

Pint fWor, 1 bedrrt*., nv. rm., din, rm.. Kitchen, laundry 

with weMier and dryer, tacond floor, 4 bdrme. Third f toor, 

1 bdrmtvl bath*. Ovenited heated garage and workshop, 

gat heat. Parking « cart, large (of, 1130,000. 

CORBINCITY 

Two bedroom mobile home. Living room, kitchen, bath, 

gas heat, partly fomuhed on t Ion. «4,»o. 

80SS REALTY 

aVMMHYAVL IMMM 

3992500 

J. MUSSO, INC, REALTORS 

3328 Waat Ava. 

Ooean City, NJ. 08228 

DOKIH PIIHIV 

EALTOR 

?40BjttenaiRd.391M)408 

MNMH 

Three bedroom* 8. 

bathroom. Disappearing 

stairway to storage area + 

ample overhead storage 

closets In hall & bedrooms. 

Oversized one car garage 

with cedar closet. 

Washer, dryer, freezer, 

electric range, dishwasher 

8. disposal Included. 

GOOD CONDITION 

Lot 50x100' 

W»,500 unfurnished 

BABBAWHUMTEflS 

SPtCUL 

Two famliyt 2 bedrooms, 

m baths each floor, con- 

venient location close to 

everything. Mint condition. 

Sale price 1100,000. 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

What a buy I Great starter 

or vacation retreat. Two 

bedroom, 1 bath cottage, 

good overall condition. 

Low, low taxes. Sale price. 

*32,5O0. 

BAUDBt STATE REALTY 

18di wai Attain; Aw. 

1H4M! 1IM101 

ECONOMICAL UVlNB IN SOUTH 

OMAN CITT 

Trine Mraam. IM Bath Mine 

rrtKWtoUiWO. 

aaaiLBYt POINT 

TMe tadroomt, family mem, ntr 

Ask* snswiMsflf fs iEfisfils IIH 

thmm.mm. 

ONI YEA* OLD 

Thraa mtnafi n 

lov.ly family 

RMNSHM n.Uhbortiooi). 

LOT! • I.OTS • LOTS 

On* M i n or man M MIM ftur 

Mm m wa will NIM Hr rmi, 

SIIBICMCB M, 

lumatAow M 

BaHMV'l MM • TMI Flaw, 

utsa Cansn RN« 

ial* 

y 

MM. 

M4l.lkMtMaJ 

ManMn 3IM1I4 

NVEfiA SECTION 

BAYFflOKTHOME 

p«r MirMMi, 1 tatki, n»im 

raam, ilBlHI ifti, _ kllckea, 

ratriifWli raaill vnm III Iplsci, apaii 

MtM, icrMMi *** IIMr Mrik, 

OMk KM* IWI Mtk, but 111(1, far 

awi.PlHyhinttlk**. 

BULL REALTY Inc. 

RtdEititfBrekr 

2208 BAY AVE. ' 

PfeaM 311-1030 

BfJU WAIT COMOMMUI 

Beautiful second floor 

unit with fantastic views. 

Has large living room, 

dining area, modern kit- 

Chen, 4 bedrooms, 1 full 

baths, private laundry 

ream and one car garage. 

Beit location |n town. 

f»s,0M unfurnished. 

Call Iff-mi for details 

and appointment to In- 

spact. 

HRMtHB 

ROOMS AMOAPAnTMBfTS 

By the week, month, or 

season, centrally located. 

Par further Inlormatlon 

calllM-IM*. tl 

UMM 

Mrmri, i mm tmmm an 

MM %m iimiltiiy |M 

.IH.IIK. amir 

Realtor 

MOTBL BPP, UNITS - ftMar TV, air. 

Bfiflfl*/ If^BMliVf fnfitTrH^f UnnRT ^ma£li 

CemrtMerNMlti. H 

•INT ROOMI - Mr wMer tttrma 

LOT 

mttmimwSCmmn 

IMUIM 

WINTill ROOM - TV k *-|» 

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ROOMS AND APMtTMBNTt - T 

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won Km iirn My, An*** U» 1« 

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OPIN YRAR HOUND 

Tv,imt«flfMAe 

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BBAUTICOLLV PURNISNBB - 

" • '' • " iin 

APARTMINTI AND HOOM1 - MaV 

•Mtfl.MtrtwilK, 1 (r 1 MrMM, 

•MwlMul star. ty-«, MdMn, prtvit. 

fcafeia^H ûdHl •- - • • ap^lbaafelat aâk * = " » 

^•IfHf IflUW "TP* liHli - TIB WmfMi 

man Htm M M My, MMr*w* inn UK 

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10 Daecti, »* am, etm. 

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eMrm. IM MM. «IW tefrel *ve., a- 

".'Call'>l|.Jn«t>» «IM. teI % m.i»| 

me, elue. it-tt 

toir TWO BBDROOM — •acona Hour 

•pspfmsffi flitsly f^ntwiis* wiifc is 

•MMa. AM« only, na tm. MeMr 

to Kay Ml. plwt uflllfW, PMna m- 

un, HM 

FURNIIHROf BIBRaSM APT, On I. 

•Mfrta Mat, RaaystMBM paatH enh>, 

SV1 month + ytllMta, Call Ml-mi. xn 

Ut* For Salt 

THRU LOTS — HM multi-Wilt, taOl 

•mill', RMOV M MIM, tNJN WJ1. 

Call«HHrittm.|fH. n 

Yearly Rental* 

DUPLEX LOT 

with Plant 

40'x US' 

25th if, 

SACRIFICE 

•55,000 

at i-tw 

R.E. Wanted 

AVAILABLI - mm e«t, IM, Omt *m, 

ma MTM bMroom wrtimna. pyf. 

MM ana iMurnMiai, COMHI R«Ny 

RMNfJM N 

PIRIT PLOOR - Men, 

ll dl 

s# llylnp sffip dln| if!, w 

w CHI, tni piu* utli, OM niat, 

MrMlaW MM. MM, no pfts. Call 

THRBB eiDROOM 1 kaiMT M ItOOr 

auplm wim oarw tM an tNllanm 

well. rMW«Mitrirw ot ma (MM M 

»U0lU1>MH?»> KH 

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rapi riM t^Hiuaiiwitinit un imnif 

m Mh •MrMMni. «1»,«0. Brws P. 

m\n, IM,, RnlNr, m-BB. m 

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kMM, mm nrsMt, 

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OCIAN CITY'S - mmt ymfitnwt 

cwiaominlum. Th. OirttM •'len. 

irroL NIW TCWNHOUII 

WMI »b*m».,i MM,iMiln,il*. in, 

Ml, M Mm, M n A PMplaa, 

UnK, keMtmH IwMMnas Mpw 

. call MIMM cm) Maul a.n 

(BMI HMtts MiM na wmmm. 

Atfcwrjatji laii 

POUR ROOM, PIMT PLOOR - apt,, 

tvmWwd MwmMnt M MaM, M M 

•Mlk, MarM. Ma. ind Met. No pan, 

Ucunty aapMt rw. Or wtnMr rmtsl 

Ort. 1M um m Mr tan. M. hast. Call 

JttlMO. •» 

WANTED 

BMnlwaB: Locttten 

High visibility IN to m sq. 

ft, for unique custom blen- 

ded Ice Cream Shop. 

Contact: 

Do Yourself a Flavor 

3Jrd A Asbury Ava. 

itMeff tf 

Florida R.E. 

NORTMINO -1 barm., ll». rm. +. Wt, 

w4, turn mtai. aw *r mt. MM 4 

kbuid cH>tn«7 m 

BAYPRONT RANCNBR - HUM 

OM. 1. ThrN imauoim, 1 MM, Mr- 

,nw»eoruntuml««l.WWmont1ilyBK« • 

* Las, inc., RaMNri.lMI 

MOOO FH 

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let n. a*H cwn, 'inl£«Ma: 1 «£ 

ill, Oalf, tat 

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ftnarimM »ww |ua» rMMM 

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len. 

frimM » |» rMMM »IVMR). 

Sr«. P, MM*, Inc. RMIW, N(«B, 

PURNIINBPTRIMMTgltllgHljll 

Wall te will carpet, porthe.. modal*. 

B • IOWNIR PINANCINO - IfM new 

mail lbearwmlwoBaiowlnctuen 

MMtyra ml " 

TNRII BIMOOMeeTTAOB- 

am) MoMm kltchan, c*M hoi 

cerptted, parai, Purnmed, tat halt. 

AvallaaM ImmMMtaiy. mwwiihli ranf 

ROOMMATI WANTIB- Hw 

pnNisMnil M M is mn lewNy 

WrnliMi 1 taaraam, I Mffi hem*, Ort 

liWJuml.MIHH.M4i. IM 

TMRll alpROOM - 1W turn., nrtt 

Met, wNMr, arm. SM montily pkj. 

utllltM, Omm city malty, nM 

senAiACilllW 

PURNIINBO MOBIRN TOWNHOUM 

-1 b«reomi. m uma, ill applmn*. 

Avallilla itet, |«M rn.ntt.ly plu. 

uHIIH«. PM t, LMa, Inc.. mMr, Ml 

AUM-yAv WHOnO P« 

FURNIIMID -ona uaflmnm apt,, noo 

fnaMMy mcioo>» MlaOaraan Mala 

R.alty,R.»ltl»-.m.X»- FM 

ONt BIBROOM — Unturn. apt, h 

cimflns Mi wattr MM, Wl, NllltflaM 

RM Matt, BMItor, M AtlMN A*. M- 

Mil, FH 

THRU •BDROOMI -1 Batti, lit Moor 

with portti, ga MM, Moortyn Tarraa. 

laul tor rattrM IMIMM MH Par 

Cimnlillt fa> 

ISLADiLaOL-St ,.=r:. 

•Hutlfui M ana M M watafmnl 

'CM, Available Wr 1 MM mWnmm 

nnt]^(, Q&Hj Mfinfiilfif tanfiti islkii* 

C.IIWt*»a«. If 

' fOWAHOKACII 

uummm 

CtBka location. On. Mtresm, nvlns 

n»m, UMMn, Mm. One MaA train 

keacii. BMuMMly MMNiaa', 

WALTIR KURKIAN 

MMH41M 

Rl POR MLB -1 unit aft. i floor. 

One ttt, four H t m two taffSi other 

ana butrm, ana bath, IM ff M baa*, 

sain view. Central Ave, 1 t«-7T». 

km, 1»M 

Winter Rental. 

TWO BUROOMI - (MM, «Me TV, 

Ml utllltm, AAiNs. SVi MM*, Cell 

>IW lt« 

LOCATION - m IM 

tMTdw.lk. maM-M* MM nem M 

MMMyapt wrni Mh ana pytmm M., 

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MrAMIk, 1 MirHns, IV* MM, II* Us 

rvBfif oinnQ rawB, m v • gryiTi 

aMtwMMr.HM»luMM,etll Iff. 

Ml, IM 

Yearly Ran tali 

TWO AND TNRII—teireain apt, 

•vtllaMe, liMM Real Bitete, keener, 

IMiUlliHMA*e.lM-Wa, tf 

TWO TO 1 ••BROOMS - IMne ream, 

dlnlno erN, IM MtM, Kitchen, onfvm. 

SM awl. utli. Snare Raaltv, ReHtw, m 

BeyAv.iW.me, tf 

OMHOTWATlBHIAT-NorlhaniLJ 

BB^rBiHilir living r^^vflf flRBI^ fQ/&tf\i 

•mmJm MMien, til* saffi, MMief, drvw, 

ie«IHnai.SM,Calj 

SALp - STUART - Kxnwy twti MUM 

^B^npi^WHy TtlRlnnflflr * DflSTnAAUf 1 

Mm? itvlBfii fuuiiir Anlns ini* Kft^siii 

large Hertta raam, Mret U « 1e> 

•nantt aatle porch Lei MX/ o»ap, Mw 

fma, nverr aevHapmenl, I mtvim to 

HM« MUM Beach, 1) mMvtee M Hut. 

chltgn IMM MMK, I mlnutt. te 1 

ffit^plBQ fAiltt- Wiil (IBPHTI frîn SCi 

on Mr mil wmttr HMon. Call mMu 

aftn-ioa.m. Ftt 

Modern, S bdrm. apt., liv. 

rm., din. rm., 1 bath, laun- 

dry, dishwasher, luneorch, 

oas heet,«*5 plus utll. 

THIIII BIBROOM - IM Mtn WKSM 

nfiBFf nlrni IpT-* IMBUr, WfST, «T 

mm mm* Mu. m. 

MtMN n 

OAiDINl PLAIA - MntHMT, 

•na im pHrain oiBriir TvrniifWB 

iHi M< RHitw. mmm, 

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uttlltM, ywriv MM m me. plu. utli, 

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Wtt tM MM, Mt mtnlnN 

R 

TWO BIDROOM T 

room, Wtctwi tM MM, Mt mtlnN 

ti« uttlHIN. M RMty, RMMrt, IM 

muntmnHmwm w» 

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MnM, If., lit M HIM wtttl M,, 

MM M MTteti MfiMM, A*MI W» N«y, 

li.tMltnttn CMiMi 

I to June II 

•704- 

, A*M 

,plyiHtnttn. 

W4 

ONI—4kMrm, apt., IVt MM. FuH If, 

•>, UttMn, TV caHi, ill uHlltM In. 

diMM. vkkilty el 1«ti ml ontril ••» 

10 4-1. CII mm Muraay ana Sun, 

WINTBR R B N T M . — i n 4 

bwroom., tmelM ylil. W9»*AttBiy, 

Nm d wiJtô « 

BIACN PRONT PUPUBX CONOO — 

« M iftk It, location on MerMalk, 

Uifff ewmr iHhir wit, IsnM M W 

HMHttat, BrMM InvliN, Oil Mi4M 

if 

BPPiciiNeY 

noor, IvMf rasm irK 

MMtm, Mrasm aM 

fmMmBi WMQ*rf HIS 

YBirRouiwlUnTUiTrilhfd 

Three bedroom, i bath 

apt., garage. Wesley Ave. 

gold coast. Available Nov. 

1. Appointment only. • 

399 7844 IM 

YEAUVIWTALI 

One bedroom, nicely fur- 

nisMd, say Vitiate eon- 

. Mall, immed. 

Two bedreom, unfurn. apt. 

Avail te a quiet reserved 

couple er tingle person. 

Apply In person far details. 

Two Mdraeiii, fum. and 

unfurn. aptt. frem Ml plut 

utli. 

Three bedreom turn., and 

unfunt. aptt. from MM plut 

utll. 

ftur and five bedroom, 1 

bath heatet, unfurn. Avail, 

frem MH plui utli. 

Appty m person 

R0etERTL8HAW> 

Realtors 

nMJMBTf**!. t»1N7 

•Ml West AM. MHTM 

TMJRO FUOBR APT, - U»ht raoin, 

ynfumWiM, No patt, Ne oillorw Mt. 

flea panen er Mupia. Center (Iff, Hot 

Mter heat, ail utllltM, Sarttt UN 

merrfnlv. Write BW n tentlnef. 

ft 

i BIBROOM HOUII -1 tafhs, n*m 

room, dlnlno room, den. unfinished, 

an Mat MO mwtniy MM unlNM, Call 

M1.NM«.P,tJ,li 

PUBLIC NOTICI 

TM undwikjned Ni iM*M ft ma 

unim aeira tittk am Lefiiferrtiiff 

fSffl l)^ PQ fl#P yifs (W i1fi€kt R) 

conlunttion with in afpnuMn Mr 

M l t i LarnD, at Mt Gmt'tl Avt, 

iti ll hM t 

onlu 

MaraMfl 

Thlt ap T 

i will ke heard at t 

enO«,lf)lftiitriM 

»,m. m the Council OiamMn, City Hall, 

I Street end AMury Avenue Ocean 

rMativt M ttil. vtrlenca 

mutt M INN in earnn. Plans art on 

tilt In mtcity eitrk'1 OtfKtantrntykt 

VMMN during rafMir kutlntN twin. 

Letter? continued. 

Improper 

focus on 

fata pace I) 

Oct 6 to iota with 

grourjaforrhlfwitMaBoffaltli 

rnd conscience. Erhard 

Eppler promiDent Wart 

Gwroan churdiiMOJ, Palra 

K«Uy( member of Wart 

German 1 ! Green Party- and 

Myron Augitmrger, well 

known Memooito leader are 

•msag AON who agreed to 

apeak. 

ttetawffltoptWrtagaH 

JamMwayparkliiglotlnCjpi 

MV Court BOMI at 9:80 p.m. 

K wiL be flopping ** M 

Seantown Man at6:Uto pick 

up people from Atlantic 

Oountr. TlckeU are f7. To 

make MMmltaM call me at 

JoameNawtll 

Observing 

the lawk 

laughing 

mattar 

Edlta g 

Uw obaerrance to Oc#an 

^s '• 

-No bare feet on th« 

ffluWllk. TmWt * 

Jlo pafUag to a/Mm 

eet cantf UfM. O

PAGE II — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, THURSDAY, OCTOBER f. 

Recipes from the files, and a reminder about getting those entries in 

By MARIE HUBER 

Social Editor " 

Entries for the What's 

CooWng M contest don't have 

to be original recipes. This li 

the answer to the question 

most frequently asked about 

fee upcoming event. 

Deadline for entries la 5 

p,m, Wedntiday, Oct. 19. At 

bat time all recipes will be 

given to this vear'i Judges, 

George McNeill, director of 

the Academy of Culinary 

Aria; Michael Oftrander and 

Gina Murphy, Instructors at 

the academy, who will 

determine the 10 semlfinallsti 

In each of the three 

categories— appeUcvi and 

salad*, entree* and soups, and 

breads and desserts. 

Contestant* will be notified 

by mall to bring the dish 

(prepared at home) to the 

intermediate school cafeteria 

Finally.. Jo Beth's sister 

never 

In fact, the sooner you open your individual 

Retirement Account, the better. Because you'll have even 

more timt to save for retirement, which means more taxsheltered 

funds earning interest and building up for your 

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mall saucepan. Combine five minutes. Stir In rice and with pomegranate aeeds, if heat, stirring constantly. Boll 

remaining Ingredients walnuts. 

desired. 

and stir one minute. Return 

Cooking connection \ 

together trim a spoon In Fill peppers with sausage For cheese sauce, melt from heat. Add d»ea»;«ttr 

medium alee mbdng bowl mixture. Place stuffed pep- butter, tor In flea- and salt until melted. (Return to to* 

1st layer! 

until well blended. Star In pers In a large shallow baking Cook until smooth, stirring beat, if necessary.) 

on Thursday, November 3at 7 while the judges an making % e, butter (I stick) chocolate and butter mixture pan. Bake 25 to 30 minutes or constantly. Remove from 

p.m. Judging will begin at the final decision. . l c. flour 

until blended. 

until heated through. Serve heat Gradually stir In milk. TIP: Send In your redpts 

7;M p.m. 

Following the awarding el H c. peanuts 

Pour Into 8-inch square with cheese sauce and garnish Bring to a boil over medium for the cooking contest early. 

To keep dishes hot, there prizes the public wUl be in- In medium ebe bowl mix all baking pan. Bake at ISO 

will be ample room to place vited to sample each of the Ingredients together and pat degrees for N minutes, 

your hot plate or crock pot, dishes In the three categories. In a 9 x IMneh pan. Bake at (Chopped nuts may to added 

hut they wiU require an en- This year we would like to SO degrees for 20 minutes. prior to baking,) Ocean City lunches 

tension cord. To keep dishes hear from the many readers Cbol, 

cold, it is suggested they be who have entered In the pat 

PRIMARY8CH0OL potatoes, vegetable chips, mi 

buttered 

brought over Ice or In an toe along with many who laid, "I M layer: ——— - 

This recipe from the 

apple bytes, choice of milk. carrots, cup of snplesanra, 

chest. 

will enter next year," 

y» c, peanut butter, softened American Dairy Association MONDAY 

Platter two; Tomato soup, tread and tottar, narbtf 

Prizes to be awarded tn There Is no entry fee and all 1 (s-oi.) pkg, cream cheese adds a Mexican touch to the Platter: Bologna and egg salad sandwich, peach cake or fre«h fruit, choice o£ 

each category are ISO first, recipes will be published for 1 C, 10-X sugar 

all American favorite stuffed Cheese sandwich, chilled fruit 

nilk I 

125 second, 115 third, and a future reference in a sup- 2 C. Cool Whip 

pepper with a cheese sauce cup, cake, milk. 

Platter area; Tossed «alad. Platter tiro* Bologna and! 

year's subscription to a plement containing pictures Mix all Ingredients together tor extra flavor, 

TUESDAY 

tomato, ham, cheese, cheese sandwich, mustard: 

cooking magazine for and Interviews win winners to medium site bowl- spread 

natter; Cheese ravioli and dressing of choice, bagk and and mayonnaise, cup of ap; 

honorable mention, 

and Judges. 

over cooled crust 

sauce, buttered carrots, butter, fresh fruit, choice of plesauce, potato salad,; 

Jane Agnew of the Cooking Send your recipes, In- Refrigerate. 

WALNUT PBTBIS cinnamon coffee cake, milk. milk. 

marble cake or fresh fruit,; 

Connection, 940 Asbury Av., cluding category, name, M layer: 

IN CH11SE SAUCE WEDNESDAY 

choice of milk. ' • 

will display a table of cooking address and phone number to 1 small pkg, instant 

Platter: (National School THURSDAY 

Items from the store for the The Sentinel-Ledger, Ocean chocolate pudding 

Peppers: 

Lunch Day) power source Platter one: Chicken pattte 

public to browse through aty, 06226, or drop nan off at 1 small pkg. Instant vanilla 1 to 10 small _ een peppers burger, pickle, catsup, mayo, and gravy, whipped potatoes, 

the office, 113 E. 8th Street, 9 pudding 

I B». butt pork sausage printout potatoes, vegetable buttered peal, bread and 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Vi top, vanilla 

M c. each chopped green chips, apple bytes, milk. butter, devils food cake, 

through Friday. 

3 c. milk 

pepper and onloo 

THURSDAY 

choice of milk. 

For further information call Blend all Ingredients 1 dove garlic, crushed Platter: chicken noodle Platter two: Vegetable 

369-5411 during office torn. together and spread over 1 can (8-ot.) tomato sauce soup, peanut butter and Jelly soup, spiced bam and cheese 

second layer ta pan. tt tap. salt 

sandwieh, grapefruit Juice, sandwich, fruit pudding, 

Refrigerate, 

Mi tap. cinnamon 

Michele 

devils food cake, milk. choice of milk. 

in checking my files, I came 

M tap. cloves 

FRIDAY 

Platter One; Han salad 

acj-oss several recipes that I 4th layer: 

m c. hot cooked rice Platter; Hot tasty ptea, platter, tomato, lettuce, 

has hit the haven't made In a long time Before serving, spread two v* e. flnehy chopped walnuts buttered green beans, chilled pickle, cole flaw, rye bread 

but which would be great for a cups of Cool Whip over third 

fruit mix, cookie, milk. and butter, apple or orange, 

contest entry. 

layer, sprinkle with grated Cheese Sauce; 


BIG ONE! The first la a combination peanuts and chocolate swirls. V4c. (tt stick) butter 

HIGH SCHOOL 

that ts made In layers. I do not (Hake swirls with chocolate ¥* c. all-purpose flour 

FRIDAY 

Today, Oct. 6th make this particular dessert 

MONDAY 

candy bar and sharp knife.) H tsp. salt 

Flatter one; Ptoa, battered 

unless we are having com- 

2 c. milk 

Platter one: Bologna and 

green beans, chlDed fruit mix, 

pany because it's the kind of Another favorite Oat my 2H e. (Mk«.) shredded 

cheese sandwich or spiced 

coconut cake, choice of milk. 

Pay back's an tun. thing you will be tempted to sister and I used to make on a 

ham and cheese sandwich, 

Platter two: Clam chowder, 

have a spoonful of every time rainy day la this recipe for Preheat oven to 350 

chilled fruit cup, cake of 

entice of sandwich, chflled 

Happy Birthday you open the refrigerator brownies. Easy to make, they degree*. For peppers, cut an 

choice, choice of milk. 

fruit mli, ''htrkf of 

Michele 

door. 

have a chocolate cake like opening In one side of each. Platter two: Grapefruit 

consistency. 

(Reserve and chop pieces juice, chicken noodle soup, 

removed (or flUing.) Remove peanut butter and jelly 

8801 

seeds and membrane. Parboil sandwich, fresh fruit, choice 

2 squares Bakers un- peppers la boiling salted of nutt. 

smetned chocolate water feres minutes; drain Platter three: Tossed salad, 

One-third c. butter 

wen. 

cheese, meat, tomato, 

1 c. sugar 

For filling, brown sausage, 

dresidng of choice, roB and 

butter, freab fruit, choice of 

green pepper, onion and 

Three-quarter c. flow 

milk. 

garlic. Cook until neat U 

* tap, baking powder done; drain off drippinp. Stir 

Vt tap. ult 

in tomato sauce, salt, cin- 

Melt chocolate and butter in namon and cloves. Simmer 

m l ft 

WEDNESDAY : 

Platter one; Power source; 

burger, pickle, catsup,; 

mayonnaise, printout: 

potatoes, vegetable chips,; 

apple bytes, choice of mlSt- 

Platter two: Egg «ala* 

bowl, lettuce and tomato and' 

plcklesucei, v«getabl«ftripi,: 

dreuing, reU and butter,* 

apple byte*, choice of A ! 

THURSDAY ; 

natter one: Chicken pattta; 

and gravy, whipped potatoea,; 

buttered peaa, bread and # 

butter, devil's food cake or 

freih fruit, chdee of milk. • 

PUtter two; Spiced ham: 

tad cheese ludwiefl,' 

mustard and mayonnaise,: 

meei tomato and lettuce,: 

natter three: Toaved salad, carrot and raisin lalad,: 

tana, tomato, cheese, devU'i food cake or fresh: 

drawing of choice, roll and fruit, choice of milk. 

butter, freab fruit 


HTOAY : 

Platter one: Ptaa, chilled: 

fruit mix, buttered green 

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL beans, homemade cake with 

MONDAY 

coconut Icing, or freah fruit, 

Platter: Choice of aasortod choice of muk. 

sandwiches, drilled fruit cup, Platter two; American 

Oka or freah fruit, choice of cheese sandwich with sliced 

plcklei, cup of chilled fruit, 

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natter one; OMBM ravioli choice of milk. 

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THURSDAY. OCTOBER »,iW 

Father looking 

for daughter 

H anyone hu wan Jean 

Kovac*. 19, be or She Purged 

to contact her father. Rev. 

Albert Kovaci In Oley. Pa. 

aMS74S17. Jean hai light 

brown hair. U Meet Oil and 

w^ghi •bout 86 pound*. 

Accordng to her father . 

Jean dropped out of MUlermrtlle 

tali College In Pa, • 

Utek after classes began to 

move to Ocean City. Rev, 

Roraes Mid he wrote his 

daughter at the two addresses 

ahe furnished Un but aU 

three letteri he sent were 

nturned by tte port once. 

Rev. Koran, Monday told 

Urn Jartf rwl-Mpr Ait his 

daughter said fhe'd be Uving 

at 3216 Central Ave. until 

October when she would 

relocate to "13th Street and 

Ocean Avenue." Rev, Kovscs 

last saw Mi daughter fee day 

liter Labor Day at the 

college. 

"She nay have figured we 

didn't can enough to write 

her," said the Reverand about 

not bearing (ram Jean. "She 

had her own mind and BOW 

I'm afraid she may have gone 

and done something stupid." 

He added, she did not have a 

Rev. Kovacs said he 

discovered that Bonnet-Was 

employed by McDonald's but 

was recently told feat he had 

been fired a {ffj^>,% 

and left no forwarding Mdress. 

A McDonaTfTs 

manager Tueaday con#fto*d 

that Bomer'i employmintl 

was terminated two wMte 

Ribbon cutting Friday 

jbrmw city building . 

win be a public 

ribbon cutting c«r«mony 

followed by SJII openhouie,8 

PAL Friday at the RMMIM 

Department's recently 

completed •11-purpoie 

bulldtag, Wh Street off ihe 

Botfthwlk, It wu announced 

by DoMldPlkggl, Reaction 

which can btadapM to'mwly 

program*. * ' 

Thtl 

d the . 

dollar capital trnprovwaerib 

program which Included 'a 

MW (Ire houM and btMtaOl 

Md, -.;,, 

Dbvetor, 

"Our local youngfUw'od 

m n to isMt. bua«ung Hiring athletes haw b«*n 

will b« uUllwd (or .thleUc waiting (or the opening of tâ 

pognoM, dracM, them and building and we are pMftoHo 

Mar public evwtt. It con- roalM It •vallable to thenfc" 

Obktbllrtlflc aald Donald Plliggl, tt 

sps«* sod an all-purpose floor raatattn director. 

Point candidata' night on Oct. 18 

Tha loners Point Im- Potat the opportunity 4 

provooant Association wUlbe question, of tooee swklf 

sponsoring a candidates offices of coundtoah 

right. 7:»pja Tuesday. Oct mayor In tbe upcc 

IS Iti the ssnlor citiien* election, 

building on Ambler Road, Refreshments 


KMMktift 

By The 

FBEDC. BBNSON;.. ,;*U.. 

JOHNQ.ANDRUSII... 

BYRON T. MERCER V, AdvertUIng " 

i 

• 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. FACE 8 — SECTION ONE 

Division brads taking 

their case to the public 

Three Ocean City divisions 

heads wboat MB salaries will 

be,voted upon Nov. I are 

taking their ease to tha 

Fred Ada, building codes 

«hkf, Don Megtt, recrsstkm 

dfrector, and Mark Soifer, 

city public relations director, 

have offered to talk before 

"any group or organisation to 

better Inform tbe pubic" 

afcHt the question. 

glacis so they can 

jloialllgent decision," said 

* Up to now they have 

ha*'very little information 

sfcowt this question." 

.After months of costly 

litigation, a determination 

waa made by tbe dty solicitor 

only division bead 

i and salaries should 

on tbe ballot. Three 

positions will be 

upon; those of dty 

engineer, treasurer and 

personnel director. The 

ptraons filling these dots 

have left tte cut during the 

past Biz months. 

m a Moaia aponiorta oy me 

Laagiuof Woroen Vottrtto ba 

aired on local cable tAmHon, 

channel J.Thty are alio to tne 

proceM oT conUctlng 

or guteattou to make 

arrangement! lor apaaUng 

"Hiere rtaffly lan't much 

0m#.Tb» ballot law. wawi't 

•Nad until Oct. 11," BoU«r 

enplalned," ao we would Ilka 

i ten our ftory aa quickly aa 

"We'repleaeedtbat me rest 

cf the personnel tarn whoss 

salary raisee hare bssn held 

up since January are ***i*ty 

bting paid. We feel we also 

• ~- % Sit • jji — ^ i ^ ^ ^ 

a Hftwftf" contract 

witt the Atf, It has bean 

honored for two years. 

There's no reason why It 

should not be honored In 

ttB," Sou? said. 

According to Soifer, "Whan 

the petitioners had our 

salaries placed on the ballot, 

fbay nulllned a funcUoo of 

aty Coundl and In fact took 

•go. •"-•; 

Gatei laid he thought that 

Bonner was still In town 

because he saw Bonrar'a 

brother Gene In Somers Point 

recently. The brothers shared 

accommodations at Otpan 

Brant. 

The police nld feat they 

car. 

could check out the addreaws | 

Jack Cat«, the owner of that Jean gave her father bflt 

Ocean Broexe rental unite at could not launch aft in- 

1234 Ocean Av., said Tuesday, vestigation without (MM 

that a woman who resembled signs of foul play, Jeut h 

Jean came to him In early fall considered a legal adult and 

to seek accommodation* as web has no obligation to 

accompanied by John Bonner, Mom off family of Mr 

who was a tenant last year. whereabouts. 

Shore symposium Friday 

The South Jersey Sea 

frontier Symposium — 

sponsored by tbe four sea problems from DEP'a, t 

mat counties of Cape May, coastal commissions'.'and 

Atlantic, Ocean and Monenvironmentalists' 

point of 

mouth, and hosted here, 

tomorrow at the Musk Pier The afternoon session 

from I a.m. to 4:30 pa, — consists of Individual 

was the brainchild of aty presentation* including due 

Administrator Joseph Kane. maintenance and beach 

According to Stephen R. protection ordinances,'the 

Gabriel, city senior en- shore protection master plan# 

vironmental planer, Sana's and an overview of the'pM 

Uea stemmed from Issues million for beach projects 

presented In Gabriel's paper. funded by a 1977 bond issue. 

Shore ProUctiooStaU of the Gabriel will discuss baaekfU 

Art. 

projects. ''," * 

. "The goals of the sym- Kane said he thou^tttfae 

posium are to give a batter symposium was a pofUKy 

understanding of the natural tor those active in teach 

forces along the shoreline and preservation to present jLelr 

tobmafitfnmtttaqarinea Ideas In a one-day seminar. 

of other communities on how "We wan getting Into a 

to sUbflli* the shoreline," cure-oMhe-month dub for njy 

Gabriel eipUlned. "We canfirst 

year bare," Kana said 

no* ealariea. 

This pUque Is to be given to Robert Hnghey, 

"We also invite Aa group "Now they abpUld eiplaln commissioner of the New Jersey's Department 

who initiated the petition that clearly to the pobUc why we of Environmenul Protection, at tbe Sea Frontier 

njaced our salaries on thedon't 

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GILBERT 0. GILBERTSON 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBBII 

[ Dear Jean, 

Please call homtf.l 

Mom and Dad are] 

worried absut, you." 

Our tetters w< 

returned so wt don't 

know your address. :; 

if yfiu kriow: thp 

whereabouts of J«ah 

Kovaes please show 

htr this ad w'iwir 

rtetj '•'-cl 

trip Includes 

o. 

a 

_in 

visit to 

_u 

the 

Bwton. **•"• » I" a aata 

aquarium. B 

Betty Myers, president, project, me waya and meana brace and facility." 

ta M guests. 

gardening, they attend the The Ocean aty chapter 

Bun wffl, provide npnaenitfiveef me Avakm 

accommodations for han 

welcomed members, and chairman, Mrs. Goff, 

officers 

Commercial Corporation In 

dteapped pp ppersons. 

For ln- 

guests Marie Huber and Ann organised a theatre party at 

ta attend meetings 

Mr. and Mrs. Keebler First Presbyterian Church of presented two scholarships to 

Atlantic City. 

Jargowsky. Belts Jenkins, the 76 Route. 

and discover what can be 

moved to Somers Point 10 Ocean i 

local high school students 

during bat years awards 

formation call 927-0394 or 347- A December 1983 wedding l« 

accomplished through a announced 

i ;.-• 

flee president, Inducted 

2451. 

planned. 

The Jeraty Cape TUB*. planned program 

> age for Joining 

Yvonne Smith into mem- 

mistress Club Is a chapter of The next dinner meeting The monthly meeting 

Oentcres Iva No. 8, fit Sorority sets events 

- "—U Toait- 

Sth Street and West Avenue at 

Order of JeaterettBi wai 8tBt,| J\ program on the SlndU 

EBBERUP DIM COUBSE 

tun.Wednei 

S:30 p.m. 

28 at the Hotel Wyoming; 7M|j was presented to members of 

Marine Pvt. pnber^ A. 

Membtri were also 

information or reservations, Ocean Av, with Claire CUmjiJ the XI Alpha Iota chapter of 

EMjerup, daughter of Arnold 

reminded of upcoming events 

c*nif?-?43torsn-om 

" > Sigma Phi by Jeannette 

W. and Margaret H. Ebberup 

In October! a candli party •» 

topic mistress. Jo Costanza 

mou to members for their help 

The next meeting wfll bt 

mistress Club sponsors a The Vatican slide exhibit the museum at S99-1801. 

atlhe second annual quilt 

held -Wednesday, Oct. It, 

speech contest for aU high was recently on tour at the 

,-«_ and to Hart 

ahow held recently. 

when thei group wifl work on a 

school l students tu Uvlng lvig In Cape ape Metropolitan Arts Museum In i At HCATWNY 

who again sponsored > tht 

•Pat Brown, service 

iêcial craft project. 

May County. Teachers and New York. 

U. Col. Howard B. Reed, 

nrmttni of me ttcl^' " 

mchairlady, requested meman 

of HargaratB. Rtedof 3U 

Ocean City store Only 

parents are encouraged to Guest speaker will be Maria 

The nominating - 

" hembring canned goods to the 

Delaware Av., Abaecon, hat 

have students participate In Powell who will dlacuas 

annotm^d tte sew 

ne*t meeting for filling a WARDS 

841 Boardwalk Ocean City 

arrived for doty at Plcattany 

tor 1963-84 as follows t "Marge 

; Thanksgiving baiktt for the 

Arsenal. His wife Betsy U the 

DeHaven, dlrectress;;Marg« 

«sedy. Also needed are warm INTERIORS 

dmigjjtff of EUmore H. and 

Bender, leading lady^ """ 

•dothing, particularly coeta, 

The Gingham Goose Miriam Slannangh of IM E. 

Richards, lmpreaar 

lor imlgrant workers and 

Rosedale Av.. NorthfleM. 

< tudr famlMea. 

Selvagn, ttujurw, .. 

>, Marge Peterson, wayi and 

Balm, tragedlanne..'Kbrmal 

. means, Is flnalbdng plans for 

Installation will be Octi-3» at • casino bus trip to Playboy 

the home of Ms. DeHaven In; , on Nov. 3. The bus wffl leave 

Marmora with Mni 

Friday A Saturday, October 14 i 15 

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Harvest Ball \ 

on Saturday 

the Ocean City Community 

Center wUl present 1U 5th 

annual Autumn Harvest Ball 

on Saturday, at the Atlantic 

aty Country aub, Northfleld. 

Highlight. o( Mi year's 

tUent auction bidding U a onewetk 

vacation at the 

Jamaican villa of John and 

EUle Davis at the Ty Golf and 

Beach Qub. Included with the 

vacation wUl be the. service* 

of cook, maid, laundress and 

gardener. The 'vUlay which 

accommodates eight people, 

to available from October to 

November of this year or 

April through November, 

MM; •" v , • , .• 

. For more Information on 

the vacaUon call mmt. For 

dinner" stance tickets eaS the 

CbmjnurHfy Center at M- 

8900. >'• , 

, .Cocktails witt a nab bar, 

hot and 'cold hon d'oeuvres 

will be, served from 6 JO to 8 

p.m. folfttad by a prime rib 

dinner. Jtiere will be dancing 

from «i30 to 12:30 a.m. with 

music provided by the Paul 

Maim Orchestra. « , , I 

STACK NAMED MANAGE^ 

WUsam H. Stack, a veteran 

employee of the FAA 

Technical Center, sal been 

appointed manager of 

Atlantic City Airport. 

tan to Yonbn, N.Y., 

fltMkM&M to Atlantic CMy in 

Wand Is a 1M» graduate of 

Holy tolrlt High School. Stack 

anjflawife, Sony, Unit 

Ml Futon Avenue. Margate. 

John and Ellie Davis, left, discuss plans with 

Mary Garrett and Carole Hadtke, co-chairmen 

of the Community Center dinner dance, for bidding 

on their Jamaican Villa during the silent 

auction to be held during the fifth annual Harvest 

Ball, Saturday, Oct. IS, at the Atlantic City Country 

Club in Northfield. Tickets are still available. 

Candidates to address chapter 

The Ocean Chapter of the 

National Association of 

Retired Federal Employee* 

will meet Thursday, Oct Mat 

12:30 pjn. In Our Lady of 

Good Counail social bafl, 40th 

Street and Asbury Avenue. 

Members will have tht 

tuna* to bear foe views 

of the local candidates for 

Assembly, Incumbent 

Republicans Joseph fMgilH 

of qgdaeton and Guy Muxlani 

of ^wlldwood and tht 

Democratic challengers, 

Edward Salmon of MfflvDle 

and Jeanne Qonnan of Ocean 

Surprised on her 70th birtMay 

i Lillian Boyd of 942 Harm 

Av.wastbegueetofbwwrata 

awprtM TORI bMday faufftt 

luncheon Sept 18, 

Tbe affair wu boated by 

Mrs. Boyd's daughters, 

Caroline Murphy, Bobbie 

JUST BRUSHING IS NOT ENOUGH 

Cohan, Shirley Crowley and 

Nelaapeianoontbepoo^lde 

at Aa bom. of Mrs. 

vitt family and 

Music for the occasion was 

providad by Bffl Brwafle'i 

Banjo Band. 

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teeth. 

Even frequent brushing of your teeth a not enough if it Is done incorrectly. 

A good brushing should take around three minutes with a good part of this 

devoted to the gums. Your dentist will explain to you the best method and 

equipment to use We have all the products that he will recommend in our 

complete dental care lection. Let your dentist check your gums. 

¥«• or yew *Mtar c*n phtM M whmyM seed a deHrerf. We wiu drttver 

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Final week to 

submit recipes 

, it thi dtadto to tutaitt wMap 

7-80 pm Ttariday, 

i 19* Street and lay fmpm 

^psimayWordr^p^pper 

W d d a 

office fcrougj imt Wednetday, Us mym tart 

MeetMry totator, but al)^rteipia mutt includi category, 

JffWiw* CuUnary Arto, IOi»el 

OBtrander and Glna Mmta, insttwtow at tti rademy. 

n*tadgM will ittoct *• aamWlMlW to ••* of th» 

cateaories - appettier. and saJadi, entrees and 

nottfled and rtquaited to bring their dtab (eootod at 

homt) to the cafetaria for final Judging and awarding of 

& of tW tor flrit. m for •twnd, |1S for^d and a 

•inscription to a cooking magazine for BOM»>» BMôn 

will be awarded in each of thi tbr#i «^«Jf- foBowiag 

awarding of prize* the pubUc will be Invited to sample 

neb of tte dl»bii. ji 

A table witt vartoui coo 

the mtehin ConMCflon, 94 

i 

tor the pubUc U btobrowse 

through wMto the Judges make* 

their final decision, 

You may enter at many redpM at you with and afl 

raelpeireceived will be pubUthad In a tpedal Wtafi, 

Cbofclngsupplementtobe Included lna November issue of 

taken during the flaals and brief Interviews with the; 

winners and Judges. '• 

AU entries should be mailed to What 1 * QoWf^'M, In 

an of The Sentinel-Ledge'-. Ocean City, 08228. For additional 

Information can MWtil. 

See slides of Canada 

Slides §f northwestern dpMrati *efr pumpkins 0$ 

Ctanada highlighted the recent Halloween. . ,., 

meeting el the Orero thumb ,. ; 

Garden Oub of Somers Point VkgntX SaturdOY^:' I 

when speaker James Phllllns

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Dance, parade, half-marathon among October's offerings at the s, 

.* A Ug band dance, parade, 

half-marathon and other 

entertainment have been 

scheduled as part of Ocean 

Qty's «mual October. 1 with BUI Bruestk For tlcketo, contort th« 

and The Sumhlne Boys, a public reUtloni office in aty 

banjo band,. playing during Hall. 

breaks. William Sartett will Approximately 1,000 run- 

! Twice emcee and be the featured ners an expected mi tUa 

As Nice Celebration. vocalist. 

resort's ninth annual FntoB 

Two dancM wUl be' held, a Sackett Is known, for his Carey Half-Marathon and 

"Happy HoofenT special Oct. many appearances Sixth Women'! 5000 Meter 

15 and a big band ei- throughout the Delaware Boardwalk Run, Oct. 22. The 

travganza, Oct. 11, The Valley with big bands. His Women 

Hoofers, • ballroom dance bookings include the Sheraton 

group, will feature music by Hotel, Herihey Hotel, Vafley 

the Ambers combo. Ad- Forge Mule Fair and an 

mission Is 13. Both dance* will appearance on "A.M. 

be held at the Music Pier, Philadelphia." WPVI-TV, 

The Oct. 29 big band Dance Admission to the big band 

will feature Dick Anthony's dance U $J. 

1 flnlfben in Md> category- Marcbor," a prominent ana Ronald Mariowe perform at no with a itrlii ticket 

For* information contact dtlien who «to ttte roBti In the Mu«lc Pier, Sunday, Oct ' 

OMB atf RavuttoB, P.O. 

O at I pa, a* part of (he fall 

Box 170, ottu aty, mm. 

Friend* of Muilc ••rtti, 

Tbtn will be two craft Duo pUntotf, Jeffry and The city began October with 

AdmlMion to the concert U an Indian Summer Weekend 

*owi during October both at 

«M Mule mm, .-tmiMlon 

fret, The Band Boostan 

Antique and Crtfti ihow to wt 

! event begins 9 a.m. tor Saturday, Oct WfoOowed 

at the Muilc Pier with the by Ocwn flty Ugh School'! 

half-marathon, open to both now, Oct. 29. Houn are from 

mm and women, Mi to begin I •.in. to 4 pjn 

10 a.m. Th» city 1 which featured a I 

and Mafood fe*Uv 

event waa *ucc 

rainy weather and will N$ 

again In 1864. 

SINGLES CLUB DANCE 

m TUCKAHOE OCT. » 

On be Road Again Single* 

OubwlU hold a dance, Friday 

October 28 from B p.m. to 

midnight at the American 

Legion Hall, Rte. 60, 

! MA MBIMI Tuekahoe. The club welcome* 

Contestant* compete in Hallowwm Parade, n u n l aUtingle. divorced or widowed 

various age group* with By ttt Exchange Club, wffl bt penona to join. Mule will be 

medal! awarded to tint three Ttturtdty.Oct.I7 «t 7:30 am. supplied by Bob Rue'* 

Country Band, Refreahnmnt* 

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Identity of the "Myitery 

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The Ocean aty Hotel, MoW 

and Rtttauram Aaaedatten 

recently bald IU annual inatallaOon 

dinner at The Pearl 

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Ofllcers and director* lor 

(be vmM year appointed 

were; Sam Capliil, 

pnridnt; Phil Perri flrft 

vice president; Mary ZUnmerman, 

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Dlreeton for two yeari art 

Francis VanZant and Sam 

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Comfort, and for one ytar BUI 

Meii, Jack Warrtagton and Hughes, treasurer: Jennifer Door, secretary; Julie McGonigle, vice).' 

Tony Frank, 

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TOE SENTINEL.LEPQCT. OCBAN WJ. 

Something for everyone at O.GH.S. 

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ByNANETTE FERRE1X 

€lubs and activities play an Important 

part in any high school. Ocean City High 

School it no exception. With 17 clubi and 

actlvlUea returning Ala year, students 

arc encouraged to take part In these 

extracurricular activities. Every 

student has diverse Interests and the 

dubs and activities otter something 

different (or everyone: 

or those students who are musically 

the band consists of: the 

thing Band, Symphonic Band, Stage 

and Orchestra, Under the 

lion of Warren L. MOter, thtse 

rides give the students a chance to 

their musical knowledge, • 

to perform publlcally, and 

dftelop bitter skilb in dealing with one 

anSther. Last year the marching band 

wrf In five parades, and all groups 

participated In some assemblies. This 

yaai they plan to do some competing In 

ajjptton to repeating last years actitjtles. 

ttiey went on a f leW trip to see Cyrano dt 

Berq^rae, had dinner at a FTinen 

restaurant and Invited a French chef to 

classes, where he prepared Supe tL- 

Onlglon, TWi year they plan to participate 

in simitar activities. 

The Latin Quo, under Brian Hag, 

promotes Interest in Lain, Greek and 

Roman cultures. Their are no 

requirements to join, and all student* 

are encouarged. In the past, they have 

taken a trip to Princeton University. 

They also attended the Junior Classic 

League convention, in Mountain Likes 

and had a fall picnic at Cape May County 

Park, This year they are planning to take 

a trip to Washington, D.C., attend the 

JCL convention, and hope to have two 

picnics. 

Advisod by Dominic Jerome, the 

faift. 

art adftatd to 

are bold tn April 

ctrtttostJt. . art had various ppienfct. 

tjrvlee. Last ytar they took a trip to Haw 

York where they vUltod tbt UJf. 

saess? esras? 

building and saw the play 42nd Strati, 

and tjqptad ditto- 

Wl year they plan another field trip to 

ll'nllke otbtr acthrttttf, fta 

nMnbtrshlp. • 

gamta, pap ralllM 

Baltimore or New York and hop* to 

Ho«»8odttya»d_AyAartnotoptDto 

with the football 

sponsor a dance in late winter. also attended wmnm mm br four aUttudenta. 

Tbt etfgftl stafl, undtr tfat pHaMa ft 

The ttam Club participated lntbeNJ. days at the University of Delaware. Tnt Tht NatlonalHonor Sodsty, tartar ttaof 

Walter mtakar and Betty Rog«r»A' 

Math League and attended trips tocheerleaders 

plan similar activities ml* guidance of Q«orge Brock, rtcogntot producM the rttrbook. The rttrta* 

Atlantic Electric Co., BttMaham StttL. 

and nafec. This year they plan similar 

activities. 

The Newcomer's Club, organiied by 

Bob Dottl, Ida Margollt, and Evelyn 

Hart, welcomes all new students to 

OCHS, Last year they had a plna party 

and a pot lunch dinner. This ytar they 

hope to have similar activities and 

possible a "Big Brother-Big Sister" 

program. 

Students attend Stockton 

Oven! 

The Billows 

Published by the studtyUs of Ocean Oty High School 

Ida Margolis, advising the Psychology 

dub, requires that members of the club 

be Juniors or seniors. The dub helps year. Cindy Smith Uthe new advisor and outstanding academic 

presents matt which occurred 

•Ijie bandfront. advised fay Kathleen 

Individuals who need assistance and they all hope for a aood ytar. Only gtudents wnoiaTt • IJ throughout the school year in 

Atnbeek, entertains the audience during 

educates the members in the field of 

byfceendofOve photographs and words. The 

litftime shows and helps to support and 

psychology. Last year, tta ctab visited 

aanMan, art Lart year the Caravel edition win be sold in June. 

tijhllghttne high school band. Last year 

Chlldrens Sea Short Home, Wesley 

t^ went on an overnight trip witt the The Spanish Club, guided by Sandra Manor, and took a trip to the University 

Honor Society par to tta Think- 

Sfchehing Band. 

Wonder, fosters interest in the people of Pennsylvania. This ytar they plan 

student and had a mam salt. ThU ytar 

and culture of Spain and Latin America. visitations to an old age home and 

Bay plan stonllar actlvlUet. 

• In order to raise money for the trip, the Miss Wonder la the new advisor this year Chlldrens Seashore Home and hope to 

AVA(AudtoYlsualAlds)Unotadub; 

bjuid held a (IN market, sold mums, and and hopes to plan many activities for the take another trip to a University 

students are stltcted to work In this 

suit. The club hopes to go on another upcoming school year. 

psychology department 

crganlsatlon. Tnote students wiitt bt 

overnight trip this year, 

willing to put ta many boon of fjta tot 

•The concert choir, under tht leader- 

to help students and teachers. ThtAVA 

4jp of William Chamberlain, entertains 

The Spirit Club, advited by Bob Dottt, provides assUtanct ta acbool and tbt 

fee" community with the talents of the 

to open to all students. Tfci purpose of the community when rtquttttd 

students at OCHS. They explore music editorial 

dub is * increase positive student at- Uft year they were lnvolwd In all 

literature, and music theory as well as 

Utudes towards school and co-curicular ^bCandoon«rt.. tot play, pap AiNkiâMMbHM] 

singing. They give concerts, were in- 

activities, while having a good time. Lut rallies, graduation and baccalaurtatt. He DOTS admtl newspaper, 

volved In the musical Carousel, held at Student participation and school spirit are two of the most im- year the dub was Involved with the ntayeartttyplantobtiwdwdwtt Wat to pwdiiet a MWBBBBI „, 

Freehold High School, and were part of 

Great Adventure's, "The Fun Days of portant ingredients in a successful high school. High school is here powder puff football gam, the Sadie 

Hawkins Dance, Pep Rallies, Red 

Mule," where they obtained a mark of to benefit you, the student, School isn't just a place to learn English 

s^snunrfi srsgrssvss 

and White Day, school jacket sales; and 

superiority for their performance. Tnla or Math, but it is also a place to interact and associate with others. 

ytar. Tht AVA to aMud by CSiarits acUtvtmmts. Evtryont U wtkwne, 

banneri and posters for athletic garnet. 

year they plan to give concerts and raise Our high school offers many activities, sport* and clubs, and all This year they pun similar activities 

money for their annual trip. students are encouraged to take advantage. 

and also a volleyball marathon in 

Remember, activities and dubs won't be looking for you, you have memory of Drew Stelndl. 

The French Club, advised by Joanne to go to them. Broaden your outlook, take that first step and getAdvisor 

and coach Joe LarHn helps 

Pancoaat, promote! utartat and ap- involved! ' out students involved in the Surf Club. In 

preciation of French culture. Students 

order to Join, one must be a member of 

are eligible for membership if they are 

NSSA. The club promotes 

taking French I-French IV. Last ytar, 

ByJILLRUDOLFB 

Courses art frtthm*n-levtl Ueuntrny, Susan North, Louis Pane, 

UBJttL ftt studtnU acadtmlc. rjivld Pew, KenJISeto and N. Chapman 

A high school student «tm thebackground 

warrant! man advanced Vail. 

dawoora, takes a seat, opens a 

notebook and begins to take notes. Ait 

fell isn't a high school class, mis la a 

college class at Stockton State College. frtftiT Tht tadlTidual aladaBt la . "Hit tttttdlftt any ofctr iMtnt 

A special program at Ocean City IBfh ncponafelt for trantportatton to and because they are not aware that you are 

School enables eligible Juniors and from Stockton. 

a high school student, unk»s you choose 

seniors to take college courses at The current grading lystem now bstag toWtlierootoerwtoe/ 

Stockton. The program was started in uted at Stockton pertains to all Ugh 

1977 by the guidance department Since school student! lnvdvtd ta the program. 

then, any Junior or senior showing Upon completion of tht eouna, Stockton 

ability, Interest, scholarship and grants full college credit The crtdit ta 

initiative have been eligible for these 

courses. 

Owe a student shows tbete qualities, 

he or she must be recommended for the 

program by a teacher or counselor. The 

final' approval of a candidate must be 

nude by the school principal and any 

student under the age of IS must have 

parents approval as well. 

Juniors are permitted to take one 

course, seniors, two courses per 

1 said one itudent 

Audrey Kemenosh, currently taking 

data processing at Stockton, feels she is 

it program, "It keeps 

^SS'S^Simmm tMS*^- » ta -» - 

ttmalW credit upon 

tertng collegt. 

are very demanding. 

Ocean Cir> currtnuy baa IS atudenti 

The Stockton program has batn and 

enrolled ta the program: Stan Bond, 

win continue to be a tourw of education 

Janine Catty, ASM FarrtlL Tanaa 

and enjoyment for all who partldpattta 

Goodwin, Thomaa Htrrtagton, Nancy 

Johnion, Audrey Kmwnosh. Dttrdra 

"TntCteaaiia^thardoiaAMttala Wt rt.d«tt «m to «t ta wy wtU 

retponAle for tuition and all fwt in- wUfc 8w I""*".,,, ,„„ n-1_ gbsgttA 

OCHS wffl wta ovtrati 

WnUtwe'rtbert.tofsbaYtachetr 

pyr good ole OCHS1 

Miller surpasses the 200th mark 

BySHERRIMcOUIRL 

!4arcbli«3baj)ddu^ctorWurtnMUlar 

Mali RffpHRB m BuMm§m& PlKli DOi 

warn btnd dlr^ctort mm rtich — 

ns*jyilMiiM assUtvÛ^SssT flu^^^Êf^^g^^fl^^^K ^K 

owaoOfootbaJlfUDM.BTttaltmMbt 

i^, he should baWtJ 

"^BT aradJattdlwm 

"witt dagrtta ta mualc 

tmu^theoa.anddldblsfrtduatt A.Wt mm 

[lncondx^vatTrtntoBAatttDil muttctdaoBtor.I 

jandaiiMmbarol p *»•••* JWP « 

Army oaon nc wta 

jhtomata MM •m 

n jtan. wm^x^jfmmi 

. itJilth.rT«chhorn,bt 

r 

aliivwit any taiMtiDtot. 

,^rcr - Sis 

nOtdta.Tbt 

comt back, so I ataytd and took Hi 

cant aty, I'm A-EachytariaonthaTttoBtaWftan 

*manAoa (aUtotodloo from many of |Mômo(attxtbookandwtahnyido 

- ^ t A h | | a a | M t^dfftlllto 

Grey. atudtnt! art tncouaritd to Join. Last 

Stodwt OWMB, mdartoigate' W oaym** M«Jr » W 

ctAlM*ttfatwt,trt«ttonyitf rtihirttnt Th#y atttnwM Ntw Jtrsty Schenttlc 

Interests in the school and havt a tytd Prtst AatocUtton pmt>y Rwtatrs 

UmedTlng it Studtota mu* atttad at Uurtrttty. Ttny also atttndtd a Mat 

lôôfthenrrtfewintttfc*ia»bt day Columbia ScholaJtlc 

conttdertd a member. * 

anmdadntNawMMr' 

Classes meet to 

ByROWNKHaJWUf 1 

IV* mat time again to ONM 0* »|h 

School whm 15 daasst and Mr 

elected officers mot and oncost the The aophomort claat offlgtii jâ 

year's plant. 

RatJdant Sunn Stovtr, Vica PraMdant 

Tht •enlor data otftotrt art Prtsldtnt 

Owtn Qoldbirg, Smmm Btrbart 

Em McCardan, Vto PpaHJaaJ Rtthy Btnton, Historiin Btudui aomnn sM 

McCann, S«rttary Jeff aiBi TrttJurerMia Annarttll. ' 

Historian Bekn Burman and 

nB SSnU ^^HYâ^^Qssl UsstBOVi •DlBr' HB^ 

me ttniors an dBpudtal on fta concession 

stand! at tht football gamta to Tht frtshmtn dais officers 

help rate monty far tttfr part ta tbt Frttid«t CtriVatraub, Vice Pr«a* 

Bonnit Brothers, Secretary Krliay 

The Juflor claw officert art PrttWtnt AW, HKUrian Nicole Barllt atf | 

Me im, Vkn.PrMld«it Sue Kw, is....... pajBaHat -' - 

Secretary Amanda BaM and Sondra 

Reeves, Historian Cynthia Kn.ls«r, TntirfundralsertmcliidaaChristinki 

Tmsurtr Matt Shawl and Andrta gJîatoanlacraftinowontfatMDsJc 

Bar, hoptfolly on a molar batJl, 

; 

Although tbsre art akcted ofHcwt to 

ThU rtar tta Jute tiMa ta 

wtththtatnUntatooitaniiattonolttt 

BaBowten daoct, Aa utuaL At Jntan 

an rttpontiblt far tht prom. Tht tothartthtm. 

'CoUege Night'pet 20 

bt prtaant to l*!nwilllBsMat 

mabqutjowftmira. 

Ptranti 

akomt 

ta tht high 

rmTouunm 

••BiltaMMiJatVl 

Billows Stuff 

o 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,1983 THR fWMTtisnrf î jenaitR. OCEAN CITY, N J. PAHR tr — 

Mainland notes 

, by Margie Bowen 

William Rotenberger, 

Me M a service rights of amtant domain. 

_ of tanan Mat 

and' an * 

undl said Friday that 

, ,b* "at least anethar 

* Of B8rt'« befora 

. baa any facts and 

J to dedde what to do 

the dty'a firthoust 

lM Suptrior Court Judft L. land to At board of tdncaflon part of Sit 

Ottotn Ctntw latt Thuraday windows and away from to 

" • •—^w——— Aih wy M tpf t i dw w to be used tor recrtaOon at nmletel 

wnara ftty had ttt tar dtoflet 

rVHttitt 

flreflghttrt in Egg Harbor Tht Petat-t mOvlt house However, sjnet Ibt SMuwiny fuilds. 

Cmp» May County Maholdar 

Township and Longportiindtr was rtcently granttd a ctr- it BOW complying with afl tht dtad gtrai to toesl 

t taJerryTfeomtt. 

mutual aid, Uftcate of occupancy in regulation Oibtm did not baard of education five yttrt ake scheduWto dlactut and Thornton waa on band to 

In an arttcto teat wttk, Somera Potot. The certficatt need to rendtf a dtrlilotii to improve the site or the make a final ruUng on 

Mayor Harvey L, Smilk aald tnds an'ongoing dispute In tbt mtanmnt Franki property wiD rtvtrt back towhtaar 

the DHMTOI tea in ttnlort, many of whom 

sttwttn tht dty and thtta, 

to Baafetog to bavt its totewnshte. in 

atrattiintre wffl bt aflowtd tomatotabwd 

that the building 

would be dtocuaatd at theatre owner, Fraak cratttMriwappmtdpy tta 

ouostruct a wooden deck and management wtstft acting to 

Tht cltr and its former tonight's tonights metttng. mtrtnf. However Bswtvar Theatres IMc, for faikire to•oolng 

board. 

A pubhc bearing nu ban to bttt interttt of to can- 

ny One share the use of Rotenberger, -•-'-• who • to charged • • agggiy ^ w l M local, 

scheduled for Monday 

tor'antmbarstsp. In tbt tod, 

p l Road flrehouse. with the flw department, said county and statt reguUttons. Upper Township officials regarding tht Upper Town- About ao 

it wM dteUad bat atnlort 

_J^ former d(y vohinteers tot thort is no new inA 

dtetaion on the matter recently detded ovtr a flft- ship branch of the county atttndtd t matting at ttatan 

now tat their mttla on to 

In prohibited from flgnflng formation avallable. was to have been made by •Bt parcel of townsUp 0 wnt4 library. The hstrtng is to bt Upoer Townihta Stnlor right sldtof the room ntar to 

flrtt -wlthta dry Umlttlue toThe 

city, however, doet 

Isputo witt the dry that recogniie three optiont: to 

afupM into a mass walkout maintain the status quo, to 

two years ago. While the build Its ownfirtbMM or to 

Id companies are net flre- condemn the Betbtl Road 

ctlvt within Somtra Point house under the government's 

; • 

•1 dWt Imow ahont yon.'' 

said one !truor, "but 1 don't 

care to eat by tbt 

btthroomt." «: 

Anotor lankr toggatttd 

tot if to county WMM n> 

make Hit center a socctas, it^ 

would install about tta ttot. 

machlnM and gtt Ptaytor 

bnantot to servt to mtaUr 

Thornton madt no promsH*: 

on that tuggttUon. 

FRCIH 

We have given 

low prices a 

new name. 

school children bad a tow of the 5th 

Fire Department and demomtratton of 

and ladder truck last week In preparation 

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Classified ads bring results 

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

Gorman sees hi-tech industry fin- area 

Cape Mar and CumbwUnd 

CMnttM can btoont a center 

br high te^tofip tadurtry 

compatible witt environment 

whU« limulUneoufly Increasing 

year-round employment 

and economy, 

according to Damoerat 

Aiwembly Candidate Jeanne 

Gorman. 

crKanlx«tion« «nd people to, 

our area,*' the told a recent 

meeting of the Lower, 

Township of Taxpayers 

Allocation. "With our 

amenities of life, our 

relatively low taxes, am 1 , 

labor pool for Job tralnln?, we 

can offer aa Ideal location far 

many corporations" 

However, the continued, 

•The expansion of be FAA Route 40 from fee Delaware 

in neighboring Atlantic Memorial Bridge "must be 

County and the potential radically Improved" and 

selection of the automated Route 55 completed to serve 

flight service station at either as major access roads for the 

the Mlllvllle or Cape May eastern corridor between 

County Airport will assuredly Washington and Boston, 

attract more high technology "They are boa neoeaiary for 

our year-round economy and 

tor the accommodation of the 

Increase In tourUm," she 

aid, 

"The funding and completion 

of these projects 

should be given top priority 

since consistently, we are 

receiving far less return from 

fee state on the revenue* we 

generate through our tourist 

and Other seasonal Industries. 

"We need creative leaden 

representing us In Trenton, in 

order to effect progressive 

growth for Cape May and 

Cumberland Counties," 

Gorman said. 

Gov't careers program praised 

The creation of the Job 

Tracing Partnership Act 

(JTPA) program In New 

Jersey, which went Into effect 

Oct. 1, represents (he first 

attempt by state government 

to create careers for state 

residents, rather than simply 

to create make-work temporary 

Jobs, according to 

Assemblymen Guy F. 

Mutant and Joseph Chlnlccl, 

Cape May-Cumberland, A 

total of 17.4 million will be 

shared by the two counties 

under the program, 

The new program, which 

replaces the CETA jobs 

program Is aimed specifically 

at training workers to qualify 

for Jobs In new, expanding 

fields, Instead of making Jobs 

to provide temporary employment 

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"By Involving private 

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planning stages of this 

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•aid, "the admlntatraUon of 

Gov Thomas Kean has Insured 

that the program will 

meet real needs by training 

workers to fill real Jobs." 

New Jersey, Chlnlccl 

continued, has received the 

praise of the federal government, 

which I* supplying most 

of the funding for this 

program. In Ms remarks at 

ceremonies finalizing the 

planning stage for the 

program, U,S, Labor 

Secretary Bay Donovan 

called New Jersey's transition 

from CETA to the new 

training program "outstanding" 

and reeogoind 

Gov, Kean's efforts to per- 

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nonally oversee the project. 

"This program, which will 

operate with J82 million the 

Bnrt year, should provide Job 

training tor 47,000 state 

residents," Muriani said. He 

continued, "We have learned 

from hard etperlenee 

hat a temporary job does 

little to promote the life-time 

well being of workers who 

participate. Only 15 percent of 

all CETA workers actually 

received permanent jobs," 

Chlnnici said that "from our 

eiperience with the failed 

CETAprogram, Gov. Kean 

and Prealdent Reagan have 

designed a program where 

state, federal and private 

money and commitment wiU 

go directly Into providing 

training. Rather than mlmmicking 

the CETA program, 

when 82 onto of every dollar 

was earmarked for administrative 

costs and 

stipends, the JTPA wffl place 

a minimum of 70 cents per 

dollar in direct training." 

called JTPA the 

realistic and responsible 

alternative to big government," 

he said. 

RODIER INITIATED 

INTO FRATERNITY 

Philip Rodler of Ocean City 

has been initiated into Epsilon 

Eta chapter of Zeta Beta Tail 

Fraternity at Glaasboro State 

Collage. The son of Mn. Ann 

Rodler of «u«N1 St., he 

graduated in June 1982 from 

Ocean City High School. 

BROWN OUT OF •BOOT' 

Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice 

John D. Brown, son 

rf Alice A. ind Pauls. Brown 

Jr., of %m Central Ave., has 

tM Cowt Guard Training 

Center, Cape May. 

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, lite 

Mayor Jack Bittner accepts the Cedar Beach 

Civic AiMctation'i donation from Jane FrteL 

Vice Preildent. to aid the family of Edward Ci> 

wartacki. The city is sponsoring a memorial 

fund for the young man who drowned off tth 

Street In a bathing rescue attempt thli pail 

spring. 

Goisaboone cites wood 

Charles F. Cossaboone, of 

Beesley's Point U a Democrat 

candidate for Upper Township 

Committee for a threeyear 

term. 

Hi was born ta Palermo and 

is a life-time township 

resident. He attended public 

schools here (Palermo, 

Tuckahoe), and in Ocean City, 

He served witt the Army 

combat engineers In World 

WarIL He is a retired builder. 

Cossaboone was a member 

of Upper Township Committee 

from 1962 to 1965, and 

mayor between 1189.77, 

He la a past member of the 

Upper Township Planning 

Board and Upper Township 

Board of Health 

Organizations. 

He Is, or, has been 

Ocean City's planning 

consultant, John Gtdeonse, 

was the guest speaker 

recently at the meeting of the 

Ocean dry Exchange Club. 

Gldeonse told members that 

fee Planning Board la In the 

final stages of preparing the 

city's new toning map and 

«onuig ordinance. Once fee 

associated with, Post 

Commander of the Harmon 

VFW Post, life member of the 

Marmora Volunteer Fire Co., 

Tuckahoe, American Legion 

post, Is past president of the 

Association of Township 

Commltteanen, is a member 

o( Upper Township Qtmher 

d Commerce, and president 

of Upper Township Democrat 

(Sub. 

He served 11 yean on Ihe 

Upper Township School 

Board, helped organlie and 

coached Babe Ruth and little 

Leagues and organised

PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Suggest hiring consultant 

to study annexation proposal 

(coctnmwl from page 1) It would increase their taxM. 

However, pointed out Upper Township has no 

Gansert, since • county road local purpose tai because of 

MM through Strathmere, the gross receipts revenue, 

county Would foot most of the mostly from the B.L. England 

cleanup bill. 

Generating Station In 

"Thlj Is a no-end thing. Thla BetMiey't Point. 

!• forever," offered d.J. "They (STrathmere 

Qulnn who also luggMted that residents) voted down 

jhe city should bring In asewerage 

when they had the 

professional consultant to chance," ihe Mid, "They 

help It weigh the benefits of don't want anything that will 

•raieutton. 

increase their taxes," 

Oanseri agreed that tuch a Whither the village is 

suggestion was a good one and anneied will remain In the 

feat If the city decided to hands of the voters of both 

negotiate, it would consider munlclpallUen. 

Obtaining professional help. According to state law, 

Mayor Dominie Raffa annexation would require a 80 

wasn't In attendance. percent okay from all 

One resident who alio registered voters living in 

..owns property in Strathmere Strathmere and a 51 percent 

said she felt that Strathmere favorable vote from Sea Ids 

residents wouldn't want to beQty'i 

voters. 

•nnfflted onto Sea Isle because 

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ifter many years on main street, he would take Ocea 

(continued from pagi 1), 

Arrangements were' made 

for Talese to stay In an 

Atlantic City hotel. The 

owner, who *ut friend of the 

doctor, was told to make sure 

the young tailor had a 

relaxing two weeks. 

But the noise of the Reading 

and Pennsylvania Railroads, 

which made their last stop 

Mar ttii hotel, shook Taloe'i 

nerves. 

"1 told them that I had come 

tor«lfli.It was supposed to be 

a quiet place but Instead it 

m making me even more 

nervous. They sent me to 

Ocean City. I had never even 

heard of it before," Talese 

said. 

When he stepped off of the 

trolley on that day in May 

1182, saw the ocean and 

walked along fee yet-to-be- 

FH. A Sat. Oct. 14,-15 

Lunch to (ate night 

LIVE MUSIC 

Beginning 10 p.m. both nltts 

Special German 

Food Menu 

Dark* Light Beers 

LlebiramuilchWine 

by the glass 

paved streets, he said to 

himself, this U for tm. 

As he explored the town, 

fallowing Mi Street, Tales* 

came across Frank Curve's 

Tailor Shop at 305 8th St., 

today the fits of Stainton's 

employee parking lot at the 

earner of West Avenue «nd 8th 

Street, "I figured he must bt 

Italian so I went Inside and 

introduced myself," Talese 

recalled, 

Cunio welcomed Talese 

wltti open arms. Not only was 

he happy to see someone from 

his native land, but he was 

also in dire need of some help 

and asked Talese if he would 

day and work. 

"I told him I was on 

vacation," Talese remembered 

with a smile; "that I 

was here to get a rest, not to 

work. But he begged me and 

so I finally agreed to help a 

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This week we leave the wines of Bor 

deau...Buroundy Champagne, the 

Loire. That* wonderful wlne» of ttM 

French homeland ire always ai much « 

pleasure to discuss at they are to con 

sume. 

Departing Alsace, wt head northward 

and eastward across the Rhine, 

entering the vineyard country of Most! 

and the Saar. And reading the labels of 

the German vintners becomes • new 

talk In learning and appreciation, not only of Nordic wine 

culture but also Interpretation 

For thsit reason! we conildir It prudent at this time M 

provide definitions of words found en these labels, 

providing a better understanding of etch German wine to 

be covered In late columns; 

Kabinttt . wine deemed worthy of "special attribute" 

status under German law; normally drawn from selected 

casks. 

Spatlew wine made from late picked grapes, more 

flowery and fruity, 

AutaieM made from selected bunches of fully ripened 

grapes, considered more fruity than flowery, 

Taf*lw*ln also Qualltatiwein wine made from fermenting 

grapes that require sugar to be added to provide 

enough alcohol (about 10%) to keep it from spelling. 

Abius bottled on the estate of the grape grower. 

•eertiauiliM wine made from individually selected 

grapes from late-ripened bunches that have been attacked 

by betryf is elnerea fungus, 

Irben "heirs of" or "estate of", term frequently used on 

labels of estate-bottled wines. 

There are, of course, many other terms used on German 

wine labels which we shall cover as our discourse on 

German wines continues. 

if you put off until tomorrow what you ihauttl do today, 

there'll probably be • higher tax on it. 

COOKING WITH WINE 

Vanilla Wafer Cake 

To provide 12 servings, you'll need: 2 cups sugar,- 1 cup 

margarine,- ft eggs; M cup dry Sherry; 1 (12-ei,) box 

vanilla waters, crushed fine MM eupt)/ I (7 oi.) package 

shredded coconut; 1 cup pecans, chopped. 

• Cream sugar and margarine together until fluffy. Add 

eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add 

wine, stirring well. Add crushed wafers, coconut and 

•pecans, mixing thoroughly. Pour In greased 9x13x2 inch 

pan, take in ni degree oven 1 hour, cool in pan even 

more appetizing with Sherry flavored whipped cream or 

icecream. 

ttvi shortest distance between two lakes makes a perfect 

speech. 

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Q, What type ef alcohol is found In wlnef 

A. Ittiyi alcohol, This Is a result of yeast activity on the 

sugar in We grape. 

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couples, hours • diy to tta 

morning."' 

While Oat sprtof day In 

1922 was eventful; Tatelejhad 

neglected to get a plac« to 

stay, Cunio pointed bin to 

friends who had an tttn 

room. 

The room waj snail and 

Taleae was left alone to dedd* 

his future. 

"I was thinking, maybe I'vt 

gotten In over my head; that I 

had taken on too much." 

Then voices from fee kitchen 

Interrupted hla thoughts. 

While the voice want • 

familiar one, the language 

and dialect was that from 

Malda. He was sure of It! 

"I ensued myself but tiki I 

couldn't help overhearing and 

that I was sure that they were 

speaking the same as my 

people," 

The couple, It tuned out, 

only came from Malda, but 

were related to Talese'i 

mother. 

"First I find thU beautiful 

place, then a tailor •hop and 

now this, I said to mytelf, Ok 

Is my destiny," 

Talese stayed the summer 

and by the fall of 1922 was 

offered the tailor shop if he 

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editorials / comment ftge Two, Section Tim Thursday, October 13, ISM 


PrlnlM «M PuCllUiM In Am.rlc.'i Ortltnf Pamlly «.K.I 

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RsTrrTrrT7! 

(1948-83) 

FRED C. BENSON Publisher 

JOHN H. ANDRU3II. Editor 

BYRON T. MERCER... Advertising Manager 

A waterway 

in trouble 

It's a story of torcw pulling in opposite directions; 

of no ont concerted voice or influence out 

there pushing for the Improvement of deplorable 

conditions. 

;It's a story about shoaling inlets, clogged 

channels, shallow waterways; of fixed bridges 

Apt were built too low. 

:-'It'sthe itory on how South Jtriey is missing the 

bdat when it comes to recognizing the Importance 

jjf.the inland waterway and on doing something 

about it before it's too late. 

"•:*Bie story began in last week's Sentinel-Ledger 

m the first of a four-part series. Everyone who 

has an interest in the waterway — pleasure 

boaters, anglers, commerical fishermen, marine 

djSalers — is urged to read the series; to gain an 

understanding of why our stretch of the inland 

veyterway is the worst section between New York 

and Florida. 

letters / readers react 

Free promotion 

of sadistic sex 

on TV appalling 

Editor, StnttntUUdgir: On 

Friday, September 30, at 

11 :M p,m. I turned my TV on 

to channel 2 to obtain the local 

temperature and weather 

report. What I found on my 

screen was two naked women, 

and a man with a knife 

sadistically molesting them. 

As 1 watched for a few 

not subscribe to any of the 

eitra networks because of the 

content of molt of the movies, 

I am outraged that they were 

on ray TV screen. 

1 wonder how many moms 

and dads were out Friday 

night while their children, 

many of whom art young 

impressionable adolescents, 

minutes in shock, I saw not sat home watching TV and 

only 100 percent nudity, but hist happened to tame In to 

perverted sexual behavior. Channel 2 aftw 11 p.m, and 

On Saturday ! phoned saw a pornographic moVte 

Teleprompter Studios and the mat was aired without any 

operator informed me that consent or prior knowledge of 

there was a three-day free their parents, 

viewing period Sept. 30 For most who may say 

through Oct. 8 of IBO, Prism, children should not be up that 

and Showtime, but she did not kite, I say, be realistic. Not 

know what movies were only are many children up 

scheduled or when they would mat late when their parents 

come on. 

are out, but many are able to 

I found out on Monday from view TV in the privacy of their 

the studio office that the own rooms while mom and 

movie I turned on waa called I dad are home. > 

< The Jury, was rated R, and I feel that Teleprompter —....„,_,_„_ has 

\ was aired on Friday starting violated the public's personal 

v 

at 11 pjn. In all homes In decision and right not to have 

Margate, Longport, Ventnor, these movies shown In ttjelr 

Northfleld, and Ocean City homes via the regular cajto 

that subscribe to regular network. I sympathize with 

cable TV through the parents of those chlfiMm 

Teleprompter Studios. She who Inadvertently wefeêx- 

stated mat there was an Rposed to these trauiqatle 

rated movie shown on both seenei and hope they oVjjiot 

Saturday and Sunday nights suffer any long torn 

as well. 

psychological effects. .'.; • 

There are mow people who I am In the procesi;of 

pay to receive these movies In contacting the local ehuedMs 

their homes, and I pray tat and community organizations 

they are able to prevent their to make mem aware of-iWa 

chlldren from watching those situation in an effort; to 

that are "indecent." As a prevent future free vlewiig of 

parent who deliberately does iPiease tan to pag«:iS) 

Ocean City's death row that doesn't have to be 

ByEDMAGUmE 

President, Ocean City 

Humane Society 

When have you read about 

tie animal world dean row — 

mat ttne of cages in some 

shelters or pounds where poor 

unfortunate cats and dogs 

await their last visitor? 

Unlike the criminals whose 

•fltt-ioclal behavior was 

Judged to merit death, these 

Midemned animals simply 

sqfilvtd their human'! need 

for security, compalonshlp or 

amusement. 

These death row Inmates 

are the abandoned, the unwanted, 

the unclaimed 

creatures of God who were 

flnt fortunate enough to be 

accepted into an animal 

shelter only to prove 

unadoptable because they 

were no longer cute little 

kittens or puppies, or could 

lay no claim to being 

purebreds. 

The Humane Society of 

Ocean City has an enviable 

record for adoptions — 

keeping healthy animals for 

months while awaiting a 

matchup of human with 

animal. But Its shelter does 

not have rubber walls and 

euthanizing must be done to 

make room available for the 

ever-arriving newcomers. In 

the first eight months of this 

year only 69 percent of the 

dogs brought In to the shelter 

for Running At Large were 

dalmed; only 20 percent of 

the RAL cats,. 

Phyllis Wright state! In an 

article In The Humane Society 

of the United States bulletin: 

"Unfortunately, there are 

many private shelters who 

brag that they "never put an 

animal to sleep,' not realiilng 

the cruelty which Is the 

Inevitable result of loneliness, 

permanent caging, and old 

Me." 

Presently on death row at 

fee Humane Society of Ocean 

aty, l Shelter Rd., Ocean City 

(399-2018) are-. 

RENJ- a ^-year-old blacktan 

husky-shepherd, there 

since June 9, U tweet, good 

with children and Is 

housebroken. Rtnl was a RAL 

mat the Society had spayed 

only to discover she suffered 

from heartworm. An Atlantic 

Oounty veterinarian and a 

Society member agreed to 

ahare her medical costs but 

her cage is needed... 

MAZ - a 4-year-old tanwhlte*lack 

sheltie -shepherd, 

has been spayed and has had 

all her shots. But she was 

brought to the shelter a year 

ago by a resident whofcwas 

moving, and 12 months U too 

long... 

SMOJCf Y - a tyMr-old 

dark trt-color spayed feline, 

at the shelter-since April 14, 

1981. While a darling, she Is a 

toner — very independent 

with no liking for other cats, 

dogs or children. Though a 

perfect companion tor an 

older person, after 2H years 

her time la fait running out..,. 

SPUNKY — a IVfcyear old 

Hack-white neutered feline, 

brought in July 24,1982 by a 

tearful owner who bad an 

aUergy. He is exceptionally 

curious and not destructful. 

Ms *is another ease where 

cage shortages dictate.... 

A month ago the Society's 

death raw was cheated at the 

last hour when ZEUS, a Wi- 

year-old tan-white aU- 

Amerlcan neutered male 

amine, was adopted whue 

groggy from a sedation given 

prior to that fateful 

euthanasia needle. He had 

been at the shelter 11 months 

and hope for his adoption 

given up. 

The Society would lite to 

hear feat adoption phone 399- 

2018 ring for Rent, MB, 

Smofeey and Spunky. 

HA month ago death row was cheated at the last hour when a dog was adopted while groggy from a sedation given prior to euthanasia 

Smokey-her time li fast running out. 

Renl-but her cage to needed.... 

„-,, iiV w Miti-iSnuftikihft!• tobtong 

features 

The SetUhwlLedger 

Thursday, October 24 IMS Page Three, Section Two 

Ham operators are geari and 

By 

DONALD J. FREDERICK 

NattaalQeograpUe 

Newi Service 

It may take a real ham to 

get in touch with an E.T. 

Ham radio operaton are 

being encouraged to Join the 

Search for Extraterrestrial 

Intelligence (SETI). 

SBTI operates on the 

premise that evidence of 

Intelligence elsewhere in fee 

uttverse probably will come 

from radio signals produced 

by advanced civilizations. 

. "We hope to encourage and 

coordinate a network of small 

radio telescopes operated by 

hams that would probe the 

|ky for Intelligent signal* 

from space," says Stan Kent, 

president of tbe Date Vet 

Corporation. Bated in San 

Jose, CaM, the nonprofit 

organhatton promotes space 

exploration and rtssareh, 

"Molt hams already have 

the technical know-how to put 

together a SETI system," 

points out Kant "The componenti 

are all available or 

CM easily be built and linked 

together- 

NASA scientists at An** 

tasareh Center, near San 

Jose, hek>ed launch the Delta 

Vet program by showing how 

to build the BMaiMry 

equipment and providing 

computer program* mat will 

sort ont valid Incoming 

signal* from false ilarms. 

Kent hope* the hams will 

concentrate their efforts on 

microwave frequencies, fee 

types Oat new carry 

television and radar trin- 

"If an Intelligent 

cMttMtton 18 light yean 

away picked up the signal 

from • stray TV broadcast, it 

Just might beam back on me 

same frequency," he reasons. 

John H. Wolfe, program 

•dentist for SETI at An**, 

and a former bam operator, 1* 

enthusiastic about the 

program. "It's an opportunity 

for the public to get actively 

tavolwd in space research. 

Ultimately, I'dlk* to see the 

amateur SETI thing 

mushroom into an in* 

ternattonal network 

compassing hams «Q around 

the world." 

NASA has already embarked 

on Its own tarreaching 

SETI program. 

CrucutltothelntiilrtafsUa 

multi-channel spectrum 

analyxer, a device mat can 

scan 74,000 radta frequencies 

simultaneously for 

meaningful signals. 

Thl* prototype will be 

hooked into NASA's radio 

telweope at Goldsto*. Calif., 

for testing thl. fan and will b« 

tried next spring on tbe 

world's largest radio 

telescope, the l,00Moot«U« 

dish at Areefbo, Puerto MM, 

Testing and rtflning this 

prototype Is fgmtctsd to take 

five yean so that a much 

e 1tM NMeM OMSIipNlit 

The world's largest rMdlotelcscopc at die Areclbo Observatory In Puerto Rico will soon 

eavesdrop on the stars in the flnt large-«cale Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SBTI). 

Ham radio operators are also being encouraged to join the SETI program using their own equipment 

and advanced technology developed by NASA, 

* Volunteer -weather watchers 

have been taking the nation's 

• temperature for over 130 

ByJOYASCHENBACH 

National Geographic 

Newi Service 

When it Comes to the 

weather, more than 11,800 

backyard weather watchers 

can't be wrong, t.. 

They have taken the 

nation's temperature (high, 

low, and current), measured 

Its rainfall, snowfall, and 

evaporation rates, and kept 

track of the changing depths 

of its rivers every day in 

•very state for decades. 

Put them all together and 

you have one of the moat 

detailed record* of the 

nation's weather history. The 

longest individual record, 

kept by a Nebraska fanner, 

cover* 71 years of nearly 

udbroken observations. 

Officially known as 

"cooperative weather observers," 

these weathermen 

art volunteers who help be 

National Weather Service, 

outnumbering its paid staff by 

more tan two to on«. They 

a*y be the largest group of 

yohinteers regularly assisting 

alederal government agency. 

Altogether they put In more 

twl a million noun a yiar. 

Some people might wonder 

Mri, Ora Burin walks to 

near her North. 

Att home every morning 

at JJmd drops something into 

:««: French Broad Rivtr 

;Sww. But bar aslghtari in 

•ftH^prings, population about 

•Ml,-are tceusttntd to Mr 

iafiy manUng mission, fta/i 

_. tot drops ml 

:1a a cone-shaped 

t attached toawtrs that 

.. h«r to measure, the 

. depft. Nonnal tarel U 

:«boot4 feet. On daw of heavy 

ralit, she goes baft fcr iftm, 

and 7 p.m. reading*. Once 

ctetag a flood she recorded r 

tm, • ' • • 

Mrs. Burgln volunteered 

because she T s ahvayi lived 

dose to fee rtvar, "It's Just a 

hop and a Jump up the httl." 

By now she's a local eipert on 

be French Broad's habits. 

When thsre's a tend warning, 

she's one of the first people to 

get cans — "a good many of 

them." 

Some day* it can be difficult 

Just to get to your own back 

yard to take the dally temperature 

and precipitation 

readings — the task of most 

febattM, Ahta Hummel of 

Gackle.N.D,, recalls a threeday 

snowstorm back In W 

wltt 60 mph wind* that pD«d 

snowbanks so high "you could 

walk on the tops of buildings." 

It dumped a Inches on tbe 

ground. 

Hummel had trouble 

reaching th» whu« wooden 

taTtrad bt« that houM the 

mometws and the m*Ul 

cydlndw that catches tb« 

rain and mow he m#*«ur« 

with a special stick. He had to 

bring the *nowintohl* kitchen 

to melt It down In warm water 

tor measuring. 

Hummel's bats taking 

fem various ratings every 

day at • pjn. for S3 ywrs, 

•ver sine* tb* man down at 

the train depot who had tht 

bbWttowaThsrthavtbttn 

loU of lo-below-ttro 

NBdta|l! hU lowwt: U 

below. 

Nebraska corn fanner 

Stanky Kasparsk somettmea 

would tfi a rope around bis 

waist and swim through tht 

swollen UttU Hue Rlvw to 

mm tat wt»» gwup hom*. 

m W stood onthi bank 

«M otbsr tnd d tb* 

d a lrt«, \!> 

_^ lnsld* tht snlaU 

woodtn atnictuTt, k 

said ht Mt M If It win 

moving and would tepjlt Into 

tbt watar with him fait It 

kitsr did wash away* Aiscond 

•i. 

structure built on higher 

ground also eventually wound 

up In the river, Now the gauge 

house la located safely on ton 

of a bridge. 

The youngest In a femlly of 

•even beys, Kaiparek 

Inherited the weatherwatching 

duties man than W 

years ago from his older 

brother*, some of whom had 

helped build the gauge house. 

"They're just like farm 

chorei now. I take care of 

them every morning rain or 

shine. A lot of people depend 

on you and you want to do the 

Job right," Rasparek, 81, Is 

the local expert on Fairbury's 

wwtter and flood conditions, 

supplying bulletins to radio 

and television stations. 

Sometimes he gets called out 

ot bed at lam. 

There is at least one 

volunteer observer stationed 

in about every 600 square 

miles of U.S. Territory, plus 

numerous others en special 

assignment monitoring river 

stages and evaporation rates. 

Most are private dttaens, but 

ta lone places water companies, 

public utilities, and 

universities take the 

Reports are made monthly 

and tallied at the National 

Oceanic and Atmospheric 

Administration's National 

Climatic Data Centtr in 

Amevflle, N.C The datauid 

picture they give of local and* 

regional weather Is useful to 

agriculturists, architects, 

cfimatologlsta, and even 

lawyers checking road condttons 

in aeddent cairn. 

Tbt naUonal network of 

vohmtMr weathermen has 

btcoiM an Amsrkan Institution. 

It ttartad tvm 

btfor* the wtaunrservtce - 

at tht Smithsonian Institution 

ta 1MB. When me Weather 

Burtau began operation* In 

UN, th«r« were a few 

fluxnand volunteers; at tbt 

peak, in the mid40th century, 

more than 13,000. 

The program's highest 

award, given to volunteer* 

Hke Stanley Kasparak, 1* 

named for Thews Jefferson, 

who rtartod taking weather 

observations In 1786 and 

maintained a virtually unbroken 

record through J118. 

In today's mere 

sophisticated world of 

weather satellites, the longrange 

forecast for the 

backyard observer is still 

mostly sunny, with some 

But there are some changes 

ta the Immediate outlook. The 

official, standardised 

equipment Oat the Weamar 

Service providst each of Its 

observers Is becoming mere 

n>M>i«nliWJ — taking the 

adventure out of the back 

yard, 

the measuring stick for 

snow and rainfall ta giving 

way to a tape device that 

automatically records the 

dally amount of precipitation. 

The vohmtMr has to collect 

fee tape Just once a month 

from Its white rocket-shaped 

container. 

The mercury and alcohol 

thermometers for taking 

maximum and minimum 

temperatures in outdoor 

shtlttrs arc now being 

rtnlaced with a Drtcision 

"thermistor," a metal probe 

mat to connected by an underground 

cable to an electronic 

readout box hi the 

observer's bouse. It flashes 

the tempertur*) in digital 

tuiiu. 

Editor's note: IT* 

Lttlgtr is intaruMd in 

hnowbll tfw whersotout* tf 

Moptroiivt iMwtttr ob- 

atrvtra In our raadtTSrvp 

areajbrposribtecontultanon 

jp 

on fforiM fri Involving & 

foot, Tnwt ifttrtstsd should 

owitoct ths «tttor, m44U, 

larger and mere sophisticated 

version can bt developed, one 

that will scan eight to 10 

million frequende* at the 

stmeUme. 

This extraordinary interstellar 

telephone attachment 

then will b« used to 

listen for signals and 

eavesdrop on trsnsmlssioiM 

that may be going on 

elsewhere In the untnrss, 

"Initially well wo is on 

quiet, win-behaved, mlddkaged 

star* similar to our 

sun," Hys jni Tarter, an 

astronomer at the NASA 

Ames Center. 

"Uft elsewhere may htm 

evolved around such stars 

Just as It did hen. Our first 

target list contain* about 800 

such suns that are relatively 

dost to u." 

Tbe NASA search won't, of 

course, be Hmitwi to inch 

stars. Large swath* of the sky 

win be Included. Of avwage 

•lie. Earth's galaxy, the 

Ifflky Way, contains hundreds 

of baUons of stars, and 

bUUons of other gskxie. of 

varying slies Ml the universe. 

Harvard University 

physicist Paul Horowiti 

approves of a broad approach. 

"We may have an 

l l brtgtt diti 

to another galaxy or perhaps 

ta a rather obscure place in 

our own, It would be a shame 

to mis* th em because we onhlooked 

at nearby sources." 

Supported by th* Planetary 

Society, Horowiti recently 

began Ms own SETI endeavor 

wife a radio receiver and an 

(Moot antenna that for the 

next four years wffl scan 

111,072 channels 

dimiit«Tifni|«iy Set In an 

apple orchard not far from 

Boston, Horowiti'* receiver 

won't be able to listen In on 

other galaxies or vary dUUnt 

•tars ta our own. 

Why would an E.T. want to 

Y Don't Miss 

( The Sentinel-Ledger's 

6th ANNUAL 

Brt In touch with* ham, or ai 

ordinary earmUng for that 

natter? • 

'Tin not sure," say 

Horowiti with • simp;, "If 

hard to second guess to 

psychology of these gay 

when we don't even Ian 

whether they're green in 

•limy and bow many hesd 

bey have. , 

"Communication may tie 

fundamental urge in th 

universe. Perhaps ttof? 

interested In the art o 

Fteasao, the musk of Baa 

There mu«t be some things a 

Earth that might tmusi 

them." 

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pasta 1 

SUNDAY 

9:30 •.«. - Sunday chiffon 

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11 a.m. • Morning worship 

7; 30 p,ni. - Evming unrtee 

AmnôfOod 


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ai5 New Rd, 

Unwood 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, paitor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning worship 


ABUNDANT LIFE 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

215 Shore Rd. 

(Plau I Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev, Andrew Suraee, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 am. • Worship service 

7 pjn, • Evening service 

THURSDAY 

7 pjn, • Midweek service. 

Baptist 

OCEAN CFfY 

BAPTIST 

10th a and Wesley Av. 

"OCl^ 

Rev, Donald E, Hurlbert, 

paitor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 am • Sunday school 

UMON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Street and Aibury Avenue 

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,1983 

REV, BURDELLE HAWK 

Chaplain of Methodist Homes of Octan City 

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"Make mention of Me 

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TEXT: LUKE Ml-M :•„:;• 

COME, CELEBRATE WITH U81 

THE SENT1NEL.LEDOER, OCEAN CITY. N.J 

Worship together this 

ST« PETIB'S UNITip 

METHODIST CHURCH 

JtkaMeMMIAvMim OwtaCHy.fc 

SUNDAY, OCT. 16th, 1983 

8:00 A.M. I 

•'BUT GROW!" 

, SPEAKER 

Dr. Frank Istingir 

(Th» iO;30S«viee«»roadeatton WHO 

STAFF 

QaVMM. Flitch, 

s William H.M«CI»Uan«>Ailoelat* 

, MtCov> AMt H 

1 wtoi, 

Nancyfdi(ê«vtr.tesf«Ne 

. Mf Wtftf. Mem»,l*»f!a>* 

Rtv, DONALD E. HURLBERT, Sintor Piitor 

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 

8:30 A.M.-8UHOAY8CHO01 

1 Ml kM • im PM. • fMTt* DONALD L HUWJ&T 

WEDMESOAY 7:00 P.M. • PRAYER SEIIWE 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 

week 

ST. FRANCES 

SUNDAY 

CABRINI B.C. 

B:4S ajn. - Sunda^School 

2nd St and Atlantic Av. 

11 ajn. — morning worAlp 

DAttY 


7:30 pjn, - Evening NT- 

11 »4n. to i pjn. • Reading 

Msgr. William McCorriJtln, room open. 

Pastor 

WEDNESDAY 

MASSES 

Episcopal 

7sS0 pA — Prajw Mr 

DaUy -1 ajn. 

and bible itudy 

Saturday 6:30 pjn, HOLY TRINITY 

Sunday 8, »:30 and U mm, EPBCOPAL 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY 

30th St. and Bay Av. 1838 Shore Rd. 

O0NFESSIONS 


Unwood 

Saturday Mm 11 ajn. IBRev. 

Michael W. Goldberg. Rev. Wmiam Osoover, pastor 

noon, before man in fee note 

R«v. Keith Johnson, astUtant 

evening and after dally Maw. 

SATURDAY 

SUNDAY 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 5:30 pjn.. Hoiy Euchariat 9:« ajn. _ Church achool 

Wabaah and Poplar «•, 

wife dawes for all agee. 

Unwood 

11 ajn. - Moratag wonhlp 

Rev. Lwnard Carrier!, paitor 

7:30 pjn. — Evening Mrvice 

ST. PETER'S 

UNITED METHODIST 

8tti St. and Central Av. 

Ocean Oty 

David M. Fineh. putof 

WlUlam R. McCleUand. 

aatodate 

Kenneth R. Fell, aaaodate 

Eugene McCoy, director of 

muilc 

SUNDAY 

9 ajn.. Church achool 


worship, Paitor Finch 

preaching. 

TRINITY UNITED 

MEIHODIST 

10 N, Stan Road. 

Marmora 

Rev, JJD. Overcaah, pastor 

* 

Presbyterian 

FTRST PRESBYTERIAN 

7ft St. and Wesley Av,.. 

Ocean Cifr 

Preaching Christ Crucified, 

Risen, coming again. 

i 

Minister: Rev. William. •. 

Radcliffe Allen, ThM — 

Rev. Jefrey W. Winter, 

assistant 

Orector of Music, Henry' 

Loper 

Organist, Jean Rldgway 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a,m. . . 

U ajn. • Morning wefsttp 

7:30 pjn. • Evening wofslilp 

The Unlttd PreibyterJan, U.S.A. 

7th and Watley Avenue 

A«v. Wm. RadcllHe Alleni Th.M., pastar 

Rev, Jeffrey W. Winter, Aiiilfint Pastor 

Jwin Rjdnway, chair Director and Organist 

HtnryC. Loper, Director of Music ; , 

SUNDAY, OCTOIiR 16,1883 

^WOftSW11:M A. 

EVB«QW0M». 7:30 P.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOt 9:30 JUi 

The WMt Bible For The wnote Person 

-OratMCIatMs. Nursery-Adults 

MmNMB.10:30A.li: t 

Wowent Bible sttMy Mllewship 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J, PAGE 5 — SECTION TWO 

Church to mark its 

127th anniversary 

The Rev.Rwuell H. Bowers Msgr. James A. Garr, pastor ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

10;45 a.m. and 7 p.m. • 

Worship service 

Jr., minister . ——•—•— 44$ "nd Landls Av, 

MASSES 

WEDNESDAY 

SUNDAY 

Daily — 7 and I a_m. 

7 p,m, • Prayo' ienrtei. 9:45 a.m. • Sunday school Saturday — 4 and 7 pi. 

11 a.m. • Morning worship Sunday - I, BUS and 11 

7 p,m. • Evening isrvici a.m. 


BAPTIST 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CONPESS1ON 

(Amis-lean Baptist) 

8th St. and West Av. 

Weekday! after 1 a.m. 

18th St. and Simpson Av. Rev Michael Walters, paitor Matt; Saturday, 2:JO to 1:10 


p m, and after 7 pjn. Han, 

Community Center 

SUNDAY 

Rev. Richard Wlngate, pastor 


11 ajn, • Morning iervtee OUR LADY OP 

SUNDAY 

GOOD COUNSEL 

10 mm. — Worship itrvtet TUESDAY 

40th St. and Asbury Av. 

with Rev. Wtagito pnaebing. 7-M pa. • Prayer Ocean City 

Nursery provided, 

Msgr. Joseph Doherty, paitor 

ll:U ajn, — Sunday idiool 

CALVABV 


BAPTIST 

MASSES 

Mi and New York Av 

Dally • 8 and 10 a A. and 4 


Ngemers Point 

p.m. 

The church office U located 

tfcn Corbett. pastor 

Saturday • I mm., 4 and 7 

at ffl W. Inlet Rd., phone m- 

% ————— 

pm, 

m, 

SUNDAY 

Sunday-8,9,1O:1S and 11:30 


SEAVIEW IAFTBT 

U a.m. .Morning worship 

3)25 Shore Rd, 

e pjn. • Family study hour CONFESSIONS 

Unwood 

7 p.m. • Evening service Thursday and Friday after 

Rev. William W LeConey, 

Bajn/Mara. 

pastor 


Saturday, iiSO to 3:30 pjn,, 

SUNDAY 

Rev. Lafayette Rlddick, or anytime upon request. 

9:16 a.m, • Sunday school 

pastor 


worship 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • amdayêhool 

WEDNESDAY 

11 ajn, • Morning worship 

7 pjn. • Evening bible study 


WEDNESDAY 

7:30 pjn. - Midweek prayer 

coRBiN crrv BAPTIST lervlee 

Main Street 

FAITH BAPTIST 

Corbtn Qty 

Upper Township Middle 

RJ. BIgga, pastor 

School 

Perry Road 

SUNDAY 

B;48 a.ro, • Sunday school 


U ajn. - Morning worship 

SUNDAY 

SECOND CAP! MAY 9:45 ajn. - Sunday School 

BAPTIST 

10:45a.m.-Momlng strvloB 

600 S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

1 

7 pjn. • Evening service 

THURSDAY 


MASSES 

Daily - 7 and 8:30 ajn. 

GMk 

Satuday • 8:30 pjn, 

Sunday - 8.»: JO and 11 ajn. 


13th St. and Weitay Av. 

6:30 p.m. 


CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 4 to I 

OCEAN CITY 

and 7:30 to 8:30 pjn. 


CHURCH OF THE 

Christ Scientist RESURRECTION 

and Reading Room 200 W. Tuekahoe Rd. 

8th St. & Aibury Ave. Marmora 

Msgr. James J. 

GffitXSTIAN pastor 

SCIENCE MASSES 

Sunday* 11:00 A.M. Daily • I and 9 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M, Friday -1 ajn. and 7 pjn. 

Wednesdays 1:00 P.M. Saturday - 4 and «:S0 pjn. 

Testimonial Meeting Sunday -1,9:30 and 11 ajn. 

RMdlnfl Room Dally 

llA.M.fOjP.M, Confession! held before 

ALLWILCOMB Man. 



"Ocean City'* Only 

American Btptltt Church" 

S.ry/c.i MM it OCMH CWjf CammynHF CMfw 

IBthStrwtaSlmptonAw. 

M«| • •nMr • MrGNiliMi 

W0RSWP10A.M.(P 

8900VEHTN0R 

PARKWAY 

MARGATE 

35 DtMffllnaMnt 

Ripntintad 

dOctinCtty 

N r u Interdenominational MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

SEAVILLE - The Suvffie was added to the rear of the 

find and Landia Av. 

SUNDAY 

SealileOty 

JNDAY 

N4ethodi«t Church on Route 9 church. 

here wffl celebrate tti 127th 

y 

10:30a.m. - Morning service Irttand, paattr 

9:30 a.m. • Church ^ch 

Several years ago the pond 

annlvtrtiry thU Sunday, was dug, and the members of 

Bev. John Kfflen, palter 

wltt guest speaker me Rev. L. 

The service will begin with the church met weekly to 

MASSES 

Burdelle Hawk. 

SUNDAY 

WESLEY UNTTHJ 

a hymn sing led by Sonera work around the church and 

9:45 a.m. — Church school METHODIST 

Daily-7ajn.and4:30p.m. 

Cnraon at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. the grounds. The pond has 

bi the chui'di 

REORGANIZED CHURIH tor aB ages 

Rt.810 

JtfferyTUdsn, church puior, been landscaped through toe 

Saturday • 8 IA, 5 and 7 

OF JESUS UBS, 

11 a.m. — The aervlee Fetor Aur| 

will lead the 3 o'clock »ervice effort* of fee members of be 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, pajtor featuring special guest church and by many 

pjn.Tri church 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Sunday-8,»:30and U ajn. 

SUNDAY 

speaker, the Rev. David memorials. A gazebo was 

11 a.m. — Meett In the 

Awe R4 and DawM Av. SUNDAY 

Bailey, director of Ranch constructed on the Mand and 

j 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

Somen Point 

9:

IT ; r 


A community thanks 

the Rev. Killeen 

BAYER 

ASPIRIN 

MTTUW1M 

M.HIIU4I 

KtMlAVUAtlf 

IMTI 

OFTEROENT 

OUAKEBSTAH 

MIPBI lUND 

MOTWOIL 

RIOPAN or 

RIOPAN PLUS 

ANTACID 

LOREAL 

NAIL COLOR 

KNNIMTMI 

BIRD SEED 

lATTtllEt 

IIMT, 

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SHOP ANYONE'S AD AT ECXMD 

We're the moit competitive 

LOCALLY drugstore In town! We meet 

anurn'Tiern aM locally advertl86d P rlces 

ADVcHTIvfcU on identical merchandise. 

DOIPtC Brlnfl ln any Clirr * nt « d8 '^r" 

THE SKPJTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

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NMil 

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CANDLES 

1MN PRIX 

SLIMLINE AM/FM 

STIREO RADIO 

uHfe ••AlMllill 

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Mt-Mit. 

71" 

MJMTATiON 

PEWTER-LOOK 

OIL LAMP 

WD-40 

LUBRICANT 

.1" 

MIDLAND 

DEMIXIELECTIONIC 

LuUnumbtr 

rtdiil a muH 

buttons. 

Sale Prices Good Thru Wed. Oct. 19th. 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER PAGE 1 - SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 

10th anniversary for pastor ) I Contest reminder, and a couple erf cool-weather recipes for autumn \ 

Dr. Martin 

pastor 

CALIFORNIA 

UeWARMIM 

tlaM/ 

DitrraMLn 

CALCULATOR 

ltMI*|,4ti 

9th Street and Bay Ave. Occaif Cfty, RJ. 

Mfi iimm W wMf'Uti Ui 

C, 

Wlnnat, *• >n Interdenominational 

„ ecumenical congregation with 

ByHAJUGHUBER 

SodalEdnor 

Cooking connection 

types of home cooking. 

Included in the leaflet are 

recipes tor dutch rarebit, 

spaghetti pie, cneeaey potato 

pancakes and many more. 

For your free copy tend * 

itamped, telf-addre**ed long 

envelope to Cheese jamboree, 

American Dairy Association, 

ffi S. SaUna St., Syracuse, 

SEA ISLE CTTY - TH§ aid nil parishioner* but to all 

Joeal governing bodj^ has residents of Sea Ue City." 

formally laudsd the Rev, John The formal resolution Went 

16 In celebration of his 10th wddlngi were 

C, KUleen for hJj mlnlatratlon on to cite the Catholic 

annlveriary a* pastor._ 

400 funeralj) conducted, 300 

to thi community Father minister for having "always 

He assumed his port at 

baptisms performed in the 

MUMn hat been reawlgned to nude himself available to 

a new pattorata out of the 

Margate in October 1973, last 10 year*. And thousands 

offer hit tpirltua! comfort to 

county. 

coming from St. Paul'! of shore visitors make at- 

many In their time of sorrow 

Lutheran Church, tendance at Sunday service a 

Rev, KUeen, patter of the and need," 

Philadelphia, where he had"must" 

at the Margate 

St. Joseph's Church here for Rev, KiUeen has been 

been senior pastor for 20 Community Church—the 

the put seven and a half reassigned by the Camden 

colonial church complei 

vean, wa§ presented with a Catholic Diocese to a 

On Oct. 16 a combined which won a national award 

resolution from the Sea Isle pastorate In Cherry Hill. 

morning wonhlp service is tor outstanding architecture, 

City CommlMloneri for •Fattier Kllleen will be 

scheduled for 10 ajn. and Dr, 

having "given untiringly of mlsied by all who know bun 

Wtsznat will preach the BHgantine, Atlantic City to 

lgj time and effort to not only Bid love him," the resolution 

sermon, "Transfixed or Philadelphia - they come. 

continued, concluding win an 

Transfigured," to be foDowed In Mi study Dr. Wlaznat sits 

PHOTO PICKUP COST atenslon of "belt wishes and 

at 11 a.m. by the celebration surrounded by a variety of 

AD pietvM Out appear In continued success." 

recaption in the church plaques .---,-- and pictures which 

r 

ne Sentinel-Ledger may be A certified copy of the 

fellowhiip haU, Members, testify to bis miniatry and Ms 

picked ap.t the office, 11Z 8th resolution was presented to 

Wends and also ouUof-tawn concern: Framed bachelor's, 

Street for a charge of «, any Rev. KUeen "ta appredatleii 

time daring the regular and recognition for his Departing pastor Rev. John C. Kiileen Is presented with a resolution by guests are expected. master's and doctor's 

Margate Community degreea,honortrylmlgitoood 

builneit day, loUawimt spiritual contribution to fee Sea Isle City Commissioners William H. VanArtsdalen Jr., left, and J. Church si W00 Ventnor Pky. ta the Knights of Columbus, 

poblkaoon in the paper. Sty of Sea Isle City." Alan Gansert. 

the B'nal B'rlth human 

relations award, a special 

recognition by the Daughters 

qf the American Revolution; 

AMKiCA'S FAMILY DRUG STORE 

pictures of Archbishop Fulton 

Sheen and Dr. Norman 

NEW ARRIVAL? 

Vincent Peale, preaching at 

Tell us about your new Bundle and receive 

Or, Wlsznat's Philadelphia 

iekertfs TOE Baby Bundle plus F8f I membership 

In iclafd's Baby Bundle Club, Members 

"When I get even slightly 

discouraged, I look at these 

receive discount coupons for Baby's pre- 

"trophies" and they Inspire 

scriptions and much needed baby products. 

me to go on," he says. 

Visit our Pharmacy for details. 

Dr. Wlsmat was born of 

German missionary parents 

ta Brazil. After studies In 

South America and European 

schools, a scholarship brought 

ASSORTED SNACK-SIZE 

him to the United State, 

CANDY 

Later, an Invitation by a 

MRS 

ANDES ORf ME d« MENTHE 

WRIOLEYS SUM or 

ML BUBBLE GUM 

• KANUT HITTER KlSSiS 

HALLOWEEN 

l«-O2. 

CANDY 

• SUN GIANT RAISINS 

TMTtti HMOS 1M4L, 

••by Ruth, 

101 bubble gum pieces 

Bulterfinger 

CYALUME 

ASSORTED HALLOWEEN 

LIGHTSTICK 

COSTUMES 

4 89 

TIP: Just before 

scrambledegg*. sprinkle with 

There is still one week left 

grated Parmesan cheese. 

to enter recipes ln the 

What's Cooking '« contest 

Deadline for accepting 

uncovered, for U minutes; 

entries for this sixth annual LASAGNA ROLUJPS tarn a half turn after 8 

Growing without soil garden club talk 

contest Is a pjn. Wednesday, 

minutes. Sprinkle cheese over 

Oct. 19, All recipe* wUl then 12 Huted-edge Usagna top, 

be given to a panel of Judge* noodle* 

Microwave on full power, 

The technique of pawing •uccessfully grown wife fee chairman, discussed tie 

who wi". determine the 10 3 T. butter 

uncovered, until cheese to 

plant* without soil was ex- use of chemicals and water. possibilities of but trips In Be 

rim, •eml-flnallsts ln each of the % c. chopped onion melted, about 1 minute. Let 

plained to members of the Thl* method, she noted, future. • '^ 

three categorle* — appettm 3 pkg*. (10-ox.) froMn stand uncovered 5 minutes 

Garden dub of Ocean City at makes it poiaibk to cultivate 

•ihtfc and salad*, entrees and soups, spinach, thawed and before *ervtag. 

Iheir monthly meeting In the plants on a patio or even in- 

Dr, Martin Wiszuyf and bread* and desserts. 

id 

8th ft. recreation hall last doors If the gardener hu little BUS TRIP OCT. M tn 

Contestant* chosen will be 

•cream 

Abo from the Dairy 

week. 

outdoor space available She Our Lady of SorroM 

notified by mall to bring the Wtsp. salt 

Association!* this recipe for a 

The speaker wa* Margaret exhibited several specimens Church, Unwood, wffi tponMr 

Philadelphia church i to dish (prepared at home) to 

cheese »auce made with 

Winner, representing grown by this process. a bus trip Sunday, Oct. 30(% 

become It's pastor convlncod the cafeteria of the In- v, e. grated Parmesan carrot*, mushrooms, Italian 

Shoreline Gardening of South 

BalUmore Harbor Including a 

hta to return to Amerliai.i termediate school, 19th Street cheese 

•usage, tomato sauce and 

Seavllle. Her topic wa* A grape vine wreath made visit to be aquarium. Tidtfn 

He served aa senior pa«r and Bay Avenue, Thar*day, IT. flour 

cheese. Serve hot over 

"Introduction of by Mary Frid was presented are ISO per person and dotft 

 

service performed 

geared to the beautiful feD quart rectangular baking 

bv our own 

• weather we have been having. dish. Arrange roD-upe ta dl«h 

With warm sunny days and and cover with remaining 

cool comfortable evening*, sauce. Bain until not and 


Call Mow 

fee.change In seasons also bubbly, about 30 minutea. 

••Urrinq Ocwn City I VMnitf" 

. brings win it a change ta oar Remove from oven and 

To Join 

I 

menu planning — from cold aptinUe with cheeae. Return 

HIV* ttlll ge#f», "fl£P4ffl/T" 

Our 

aandwtchea and salads to to oven until cheese is melted, 

We repair mast molor Brandt of 

something a little heavier about three muiute*. 

WMhtr'l, dryeri, ftlrlgtfafors, ranges 

Budget 

tnddlihwMhtrs. -Pirti Salts. 

Following the debate, MM MA more substance. 

lMunl 

will be a panel discussion'oc Here to a great fall meal Microwave directions: 

Central America lnvMrki using Usagna noodle* that Is Prepare noodle* as directed 

bom Stockton faculty «M filling and economical from above, Microwave onion ta 

SilSAtMTf ftfltii 

APPLIANCE SERVICE 

Dc«nCtty.N.J 

students. 'I' the American Dairy butter ta small container on 

OfftrgMd new ftm 

The program will condtafl* Association and Dairy full power, uncovered, about 3 

at 7:30 p.m. with the film B Council. 

October 31,19B3 

minutes; stir about halfway 

399-4398 CRRCE OiL CO. I 

Mvaior-Anathtr Vlrtim This recipe Include* through cooking time, 

SerV/ng Affonfic 4 Copt Moy CounfJiM tl\< 

atown ln room CWW. '""• directions for cooking In the proceed at directed above. 

For more information, «* sonventlonal oven or • Microwave roll-up* in 

522=2421 • 399-045O • TO1 E. 5th 

B3.H78 art, O7. !•'•• 

microwave. 

baking dl*h on fun 

f. 

Career fair in Nouembi^ 

I WIN OVER 1000"° IN PRIZES! 

Mere than 100 represen- college. : 

tatives from business, The fair la tree and op*? 

government, health services, the pubic. TboH woo att# 

graduate-professional schools will meet with employnitt 

and the military will take part representatives on an In- 

to a career fair held at formal baalj to discuss career 

* This week's Festival of Values Winners 

Stockton State College, 10 opportunities and job trends. 

ajn. to 3pjn. Wednesday and For more Information, call 

Thursday, Nov. 18 and 17, in Stockton's Oner Planning 

G-wing gantry of the Pomona Office at 852.1778 art. 650. 

TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACROSS 

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tTaNaon 

14 Monk 

1£ Work; prat, 

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20 Garment 

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23 Summwt: Fr. 

24 Neneonlonntf 

H Window part 

29 Exchange* 

31 Erred 

35QoK0p. 

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; 39 Ml will 

40 Kind ol cod 

42WasnM 

44PruM 

4ecankar 

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49 Entity 

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6T*Maierip 

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• Potions 

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36 In addition 

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41 Mate 

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51 Bribe 

SaVwybMt 

55 Muzzles 

STAttaei! 

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CHECK THE 

FOLLOWING 

TWO PAGES 

FOR THE 

PARTICI- 

PATING 

MERCHANTS 

REGISTER AT 

EVERY 

STORE 

Jeff MargoUt of PennywUe Emporium with 

FMttval ol Valnea winner LU Umbert wko 

won a five-quart slow cooker following last 

week's drawing. 

Shirley Huber of La Contour displays the 

seven-piece cookware let won by Charline 

Notara, unavailable for photo, following the 

Festival of Values drawing last week. 

Yvonne Cairnes, left, presents Linda Schwarti 

of South Dennis with a seven-piece 

cookware set following the Festival of Values 

drawing last week at Yvonne's Sewing Box, 

Catherine McCormac, left, of Oceaii City 

accepts a seven-piece cutlery set from Pam 

Rumer of Cerruti's Beauty Shoppe, as winner 

in last week's Festival of Values drawliig. 

Andrian Espoiito, left, of LUigi's Italian 

Restaurant in Ocean City, presents Joey 

Hideshima with her Festival of Values gift.a 

Stuart slow crock cooker. 

Alma Peek, left, of Fisherman's Wharf 

presents a Poly Perk coffee maker to Festival 

of Values winner Sheila Schaffer of ColUngs 

Lake on Saturday. 

N.V. 1MM, 

REGISTER AT 

EVERY PAR- 

TWPAT1NGST0RI 

AND WIN A 

VALUABLI 

HOUSEHOLI 

GIFT! 

VALUABLI 

SHOP 

LOCALLY! 

Maureen Cullen, left, and Jackie Cossat 

of the Ocean City Home Savings and 

show the seven-piece stalnlest steel f 

bottom cookware set that will be presented to 

M. Pedneck of Somen Point as winner In thf 

Festival of Values program. 

WIN OVER 1000° IN PRIZES!

i I 

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

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,* i 

SPAY, OCTOBER 13, IMS THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. PAGEB-8ECTIOW 

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OCT. 15 

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OCEAN CITY 

> 

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Rner 

USED CLOTHING 

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NrM 

OCCASIONS 

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Fabrics 

Paints 

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AIChrtftiMiCtrtwU 

50% OFF 

Ymm's Semng 

Patterns 

Fabric 

Handmade Sifts; 

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MAibu 

Oeun City 

Op«nlt-1MM.-Sat. 

1URST ^RA VEC 

THE 

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VACATION STORE 

OUBSFJIVKESWCUJOfc _ . __ _ _.. 

• PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL PLANNING FOR 

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• COMPUTERIZED RESERVATIONS FOR AIRLINE, 

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' 637 Asbury Avenue 

Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

399 6100 

r ANA|A INDUSTRIES SUBSIDIARY^ 

Ambiance 

Jewelry 

SPECIAL THIS WEEKi 

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Earrings W» « > 84.95| 

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398-7768 

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ComptetBReilEjtite Service 

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CONDOMINIUMS 

. PALERMO, OWNER • BMKEB 

391-7140 

938 OCEAN AVE. 

OCEAN CITY 

Bnnrln • Complete Mil, 

PrtthMiilt • Prsitn FoodiJ 

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To make entertaining 

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399-3780 

PARTY TRAYS 

1 Atlantic IM. 

(Corner o< North) 

Dally 7 a.m. to* p.m. 

Boutique 

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SuWCtty 

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CANDIES 

Stats ISMikin 

25% Ofl 

Uodtnto prlcn 

tor 

Juntort • M/»M» 

ALL 

RINGS 

inciudlni Diamonds 

Stmipreclous and 

other precious gems, 

(Viiyte! MM or mart) 

| THOMAS JEWELER! 

825 Asbury Ave. 

399-0359 

KP5020 

Italian Reitaurai 

and Pizzeria 

Selected by 

Philadelphia AAagailiw 

tar Beit Pasta 

and Bast Plzia 

Eat In or Take-out 

fthSt.liWtttAvt. 

399-4937 

^Campbell's] 

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Price 

Sale 

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399-3347 

TEAPI 

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1041 Aifcurw Avi. SM-4110 

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Quarterback 

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HSURANCE 

(609)398-0200 

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1SntStAWiitAvi,OnanCNy 

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End 

FOOTBALL 



- VARSITY - 

Sat,, Oct. 15 *MilIvflle...... Away 1:3O 

Sat,, Oct. 22 *Bridgeton ,., Home 10:30 

Sat,* Oct.» *igg Harbor Twp.Away 1:30 

Sat,* Nov. 5 'Atlantic City , Home 10-30 

Sat., Nov. 12 *Vine!and Away 1:30 

Thurs./Nov.24Plea$antvllle Home 10.00 


Ocean CJfyA. 


Cumberland 12 

Hojy Spirit! 

Mainland 0 

•Capi-Atlentle League Dlvltlen I 

HeadCoach: Ed Wooley 

Mtilfintl: 

Wayne Wman, Mike siavtikl. Oary Dwnhirtt, 

TonyOaiente. 

Stainton's 

Cast May County's 

LARGEST 

Depirtment8tort 

PHONE 

399-5511 

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OcMnClty.N.J. 

JAMBS BROWN 

Back 

LEON'S 

MENSSHOP 

•MKE 

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.CONVERSE 

• PMWCEM 


SATURDAY, OCT. 15th 

1:30 P.M. 

OCEAN CITY 

VS 

•MILLVILLE 

AWAY 

Wallace's 

DBCOUHT 

3984006 

@p«t¥MF 'Round 

FUflHITUREA 

BEDMil NEEDS 

BOBKROKENBERGER .^"^..LV."^.^:, 

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City ArM line* IMI 


Home Saving* 

and Loan 

Association 

%,' ,\- 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

FRIDAYS•SATURDAYS•iUNQAVI 

PHONE 

399-0753 

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VOLTACCTS 

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13,T8M 

F 

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r,r r 

W W«t Av«. Oc.»n City, N.J 

For the Best in Take-Out 

«,.,.,, -•«« MATT JAMISON 

ITALIAN FOOD Kmimuki, 

EDWOOLLEY 

Head Coach 

PLUMBING 

& HEATING 

"WhtsY*U Want The B«tt 

FMMl 

iARD€NCIHTtH 

ALL ISEASONS 

Lawn • Garden • Produce 


J Pumpkins • Applies 

Halloween Decorations 

O»n»CWt(t Hi Swim Pt 

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Sir- 

345 W«t Avenue yiNCE IANANNCE 

399-8167 Quarterback 

f> 

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M»e : 

HAMADA'S 

CYCLE CENTER 

SattiAtMVtal 

TMfl I Mqf Ml 

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YAMAHA 

YwRNM|M|itlHvlM 

391.9340 

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Coach 

AND PIZZA 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

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, 391-9037 JOHN BKODAEKS 

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The 

Sentinel 

Ledger 

H^STM|IEW8 -t\. 

BMTM ADVERTHIW 

OCTOBER 13, J8M THE » OCEAN Cn*Y» NJ, PAGE II — SECTION TWO 

Colts kick Raiders in last minute and a half 

; Divid MUler tossed his flnit TD pass of the MMOD *»*«•*•*„,. 

puthlng his career passing yardage to SM, the slxtt hiêit total In icnool 

hUtory. 

State (rid man to 

address marine 

dealers 

Members of the area 

dtatftw of the New Jertey 

^Q meet with Richard A. 

ifont of the New Jeriey 

Economic Development 

Authority, 8 p.m. Monday, 

Ort. 17 •tHwry tan, Somm 

PMnt ..- 

Fond, a loan officer with fee 

EDA, will discuss the Hnds of 

flnanctal help his ageocy can 

PAGE 12 - SECTION TWO CITY. N J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 

Freeholder Director Anthony T. Catanoso of North Wlldwood receives 

the Old Salt Award for outstanding service Hi promoting flying in New 

Jeney from New Jersey Travel and Resort Association President Barbara 

Muller of Renault Winery, Egg Harbor, and New Jersey'Outdoor 

Writers Past President Herb Blackwell, outdoor columnist of the Trentonian 

in Trenton. 

JEFF FROST 

-REGISTERED BUHDER- 

Alteratlons • Additions 

Decks and Siding 


Inwnd 

CALL FOR 

FREE ESTIMATES 653-8428 

Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! 

STAHLER'S 


Res.; 3315 West Ave., Dial 399-2980 

"rV» Specialize In MorfwnWnfl Homtt" 


. iSYurt 

Eipertence 

REMBTfUU, 

INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • NEW A OLD WORK 

DECORATING 

Fully Imured • Free Eitlmatei • Cheek Our Reference* 

112 E, WILMONT 

SOMERS POINT 927-3058 

HAMADA & SON 

All Types Of 

Roofing • Siding • Sheet Metal 

328 Wist Avi. Phone 

Ocean City 3M-104B 

WTRIC 

COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL 


APPLIANCES , 

WIRINGS REWIRING 

CONVERSIONS 

ATTIC FANS 

SMOKE DBTICTORi 

LIGHTING DESIGN 

INTERIOR* EXTERIOR 

(609) 391-9644 

nson's 

ELECTRIC 

Residential • Commercial 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTORS 

Kitchen AW Wthwashm 

930 Asbury Avenue,: • 

* • • . 

'The Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City" 

FRED TARVES, 




Call Don Tarvti, %99-UOt or Ml; 

1535 Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N.J. 

r 

ii 

J.R.NIXON 


223 West Ave. Phone 398-4529 

N 

Catanoso receives 'Old Salt' 

The New Jeraey Travel ud aadtwen It put prMidnt of and was Instrumental In 

Resort AModatioi and the the NJOWA. 

creating writer visit* to Cape 

New Jertty Outdoor Writer* The Old Salt award it May Comfy which, In tun, 

AMOdatton Joined at a recent presented annually to angenerated 

large amount* of 

meeting at the Lobster Houw, Individual who baa done an publicity for the fUWng •long 

Gold Spring, to pay tribute tooutstanding 

Job in promoting the Jeney Cape shore. 

Freeholder Director Anthony .New Jersey flsWng outside The New Jersey Travel and 

T Catanoso of North WUd- New Jersey. 

Resort Association pnttnted 

woed who received the annual Catanono, who has headed Catanoao with an uacriotd 

'Old Salt' award from the Mo the Cape May County plaque and the New Jertey 

associations. 

Department of Public Affairs Outdoor Writers presented 

fa) bis 20-year tenure at bin a with a fishing rod and 

The award was presented to freeholder, has been In- reel. 

Catanoso by Urban Muller strumental In expanding The county fishing contest 

of Renault Winery, Egg county (Ubtng contest* from • hu been part of a broad 

Harbor, who ii president summer to year-round event promotional effort on the part 

NJTRA, and by Brt Black, Hi also served u honorary sf the county's Depu tuMmt of 

well, outdoor cloumnlst for chairman of the Cape May Public Affaire which Is aimed 

the Trcntonlan In Trenton, County Martin Tournament at expanding the tourUt 

season In Cape May County by 

attracting additional tourist* 

10-year-old is finalist 

In the off season. 

Under CatwoM'i direction, 

Jennifer Frank, 10, of 

the department annually 

Marmora was a finalist In the 

hosts outdoor and travel 

Middle States TennU 

writer! from the Middle 

Association tournament Soft. 

Atlantic States and Canada at 

30 in Bethany Bead, Del 

a weekend visit to the Jeney 

It was her fifth association 

Cape during which Biking 

tournament of the season and 

trips are scheduled as well at 

the final meeting of the 

visits to County tourist at- 

summer circuit In her four 

tractions. Many magailne 

articles and newspaper 

columns extolling ape May 

Bowling 

eounty'i fine salt water 

fishing have resulted from 

NORTHFIILD - Five rwpeenvely. 

these writer visits. 

O'clock Express winner for Standings: Marmora Local 

The County Freeholders, 

high game on Oct. S was Joan 12-4, BfcM Electric 114; Jennifer Frank under Catanoso's leaderAlp, 

Muni with lW. 

Wash Bowl M; Johnson's 

also supported effort! to stop 

Ellle Beebe won for UghElectric 

M; Mley Plumbing previous outings, the made It 

fee implementation of a salt 

series with 499 and the Wash 74- MOrio'i 1-9; No Ntnit •- to the semi-finals. 

water fishing license to New 

Bowl won team game and 10, and Woodmode Cabinetry Jennifer won the Mc> Jersey - a tax which hu 

series with 1,394 and 492, MI, 

Donald's Tennis Classic for been consistently opposed by 

United Way held on June 2 In the NJTRA because, mem- 

Vineland, competing In the 12bers maintain, it would have 

Classified ads bring results and-under daw. 

serious harmful eflects to 

She Is tentatively ranked tourist fUning in the summer 

No. 1 In the New Jeney 

Tennis Association and No. 5 

In devoting • pertion of the 

In the Middle States TennU 

eounty'i promotional budget 

Association. 

to the fUhlng-reUted ac- 

She la a fifth grade student tivities, Catanoao continues 

at the Upper Township hU belief that fliMngU one of 

Middle School. ttw many attribute* on the 

Jersey apt ud h New 

EARL L, SHAW, JR. Jersey which are natural 

PAINTING 

Joseph B, 

-IMC- 

season-extenders. 

R00HNG& 

"Since many of the people 

who participate In the long 

CONTRACTOR 

SHEET METAL WORK salt water fUhtng season art 

MOREY BRYANT FORCED AIR out-of-state visitors, they 

Interior • Exterior Electrical Contractor 

HEATING make substantial contributions 

to tte economy of 

Insured 


252 We«t Avenue fce entire state of New Jer- 

Dial: 399 2128 

Phone 399-1243 

sey," be MM. 

Edward H, Reed • BttMtntlal •. CMnmarclll 

• elieiricil eantracfing 

DIAL 3992909 

• Marat! IIMtrlf KNl VINCENT STAHLER 


"CUSTOM CARPENTRY INSULATE 

SUMMER Injn WINTER 

COOL §dm WARM 

•Residential — Commercial 

•Blown or Batted Insulation 

•New or Old 

Construction 

•Ask About Ollin 

Process 

OAK AVENUE 

I MILL ROAD, 

NORTHFELD 

SMth SSI JtfUy 641-3133 

11 

Ocean City sportsmen Jim Accardl, left, and 

BUI Jackson show there Is quality as well as 

quantity to the faU run of weakflsh off Great Egg 

Inlet. The two they hold weighed 9 and 11% 

pounds, respectively. In a recent catch of ISO 

keeper-sized weakflsh taken aboard Jackson's 

boat. Opossum. 

Deal-Bid 

The top score-at The Ocean Mary Lockwer 4,080 and Alice 

aty Card Club on Oct 7 InUneker 

4,010, 

ptoochle wu John Henderson the Ocean City Card Club 

with 625. 

meets Monday and Thursday 

The runners-up wire eveninga at 6th Street and 

Evelyn Tate 822, Emma Cook Atlantic Avenue at the Youth 

612, Eleanor Haktennan 604, Center. Bridge (a played only 

Mai Taylor 600, Nan on Monday night. 

"ftuekwM S97, Rita Harkins Top Scorer In bridge Oct. 3 

596, George Boyd 584, jm 

•t The Ocean City Card Club 

•tintium m, Frieda Mab was Johnette Hoekle with 

571, Edna Hopper 569, Howard 

5.1W, 

Ryan 559. 

High scorer In pinochle was 

Top scorer In pinochle Florence Stretton with 679, 

Monday, Oct 10 was CUB Runners-up in bridge were 

Stengel with 673. 

Eleanor Diamond 5,120, 

Runners-up were Evelyn Katherlne Schlmmel 4^70. 

late 653, MllMe Taylor 650, Vic Kaulfold 4,800, Henrietta 

CharUe O'Brien III, NanBute 

4^90, Gladys Young 

Truckseas 815, Nancy MuDaa 4,340, Wendell Young 3,770, 

609, Evelyn levies 5B§, Mai Fran Johnson 3,760, John 

Taylor 581, Ray Holllnger NO, Darsey 3,670, Edna Dairieto 

FVed Ivelser 575, Bert Car. 

penter 546, and Frank 1,830, Myri 

Tenerem538. 

Top bonore In bridge went to 

Myrle Ttadka with 4,940. 

Runners-up in bridge were 

Eleanor Diamond 4,920; Betty 

Wright 4,910, Marge Kleniing 

4,570, Edith Munn 4,490, 

Victor Kaufold 4.4J0, Edith B. 

ALTERATIONS • REMODEUNG • ADDITIONS 

Smlth4,360, Bea French 4,320, 

SPECIALIZING WVWYLSMNG 

* PHONE 399-4724 • 

Warren North 

REGISTERED BIRDER 

7th St. A Bay Ave. Phone 399-2936 

Building • Remodeling • Alterations 

• Roofing ft Siding • Interior & Exterior Painting 

• Formica Work • Furniture Repair ft Reflnif hlng 

"FREE ESTIMATES" 

PLASTtRWG 

NIW WORK iPATCHM 

WATCTPHOOFED 

STUCCO 

PtASTEWHG oi Al Kindt 

DRY WALL 

CONSTRUCTOR 

RESIDENTIAL 4 

COMMERaAL 

SHEETROCKING 

M. CHISM 

Specializing In Cuitom Building 

& RSHING 

GREG K. 

CORSON 

AHO DAUGHTER 

399-7683 

If no answer call 399 3193 

Tlnda11 ^ and 

lea French 1,490, 

Runners-up In pinochle 

were Nan TrucKsew BIS, 

Carolyn Loose 610, Freda 

Hampp 595, Walt Bemer MS, 

Angela Beckwith 582, Frieda 

Mali 979, Charles Tata 563, 

Ann Sboener 548, Fred Letier 

545, George Ruanack 543, and 

MM LOOM 542. 

tte Qoaan City Card Cnh 

meets Monday and Thursday 

evenings at The Youth Center 


Avenue. Pinochle la played 

bott nights; bridge U played 

Monday night only. 

GRACE 

FUEL CO. 

Fuel OH-24 Hn. A Day 

Loeil Serviet 

Dili 399-0450 


ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS 4 ADDITIONS 


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No Job Too Small w Too Lirye 

( PLUMBING & HEATING ) 

750 WEST AV1NUB • OCEAN CITY 

KnGHENAlD' 

SALES AND SERVICE ON 

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nonu Mt naiBif Man known to fall. 

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uni — NanMslan •HMuii, »Jt tntall 

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Child Care 

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call "Isiutlent" at >»s»» 

HOST A PS YCWC PARTY 

ar aaiav • prhmia nMWf w vaar 

M M * MM, PiKHMr Mt. to- 

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Motorcycles 

condition. Bargain at HN. 

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uric*. nwrMCM, •• Y**' rauM 

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Coins, stampt, Suppiiei 

IMi Aibury Avt. WI-SWI 

Open All Ytar, Wrt. thni Sat. 

fl slllng Calm 

Since If 41 

(ANftO TO iUV -Mw M 

««w, tmrm, knlvw. pnMf naakt, «MT 

•awatlln In any condition. Alts ok) U.I. 

•im ana Mp*r mtnay, patHt watchm, 

dock. «rfb*tf.hIln«, O1.I ittlOM. M 

"B01.L MitBCTOR - •*«• te bay' 

,pMM aM chin* haaa Mia, wood 

tcMwut awlt, Clreut anlmaii aM 

AIMnaar Mil, tsvt. all awmlnet m- 

01,0 WOOD fURNITURI — «••, 

mthafany, wtdnr. CMh m cantanti M 

houH. Pull or partial. From tttlc to 

gtrM*. Almaat •nytMis Muflttt. Calh 

m\miumt « 

ROOM MAT! WANTID - CnrMtUn 

i t« tnafa tur 1 

ltai (ffrKflv# howw In 

Oar«ant. Call Ht-IM iMNI or 

wwktna. «»k tor Kf Utan, n 

WANTED-1»7»O.C. •aaMnkaaM tH, 

hart IWi, im, nNMtrMa, ar will kuy. 

Larry Norton, Mt wallica Briya, 

W P l M a r 10-11 

Profl. Strvices 

M Yeari Experience 

No |ob too small 

Free Estimates 

Call Ron Anisette 

927-3143 

INTERIOnTEXTEmOB 

QuHtYWork 

RMMMMl Rlttl 


HOME REPAIR 

• Lietnsed • iniurta 

• Reliable 

JOHN PAYNE 

39«-8974 

Day or Evenings 11 

Autos Par Sale 

IM V.w. OIHH RtMt 4 door nctllant 

condition intiM ana auttiaa, MJM 

•miltl, N IBllat par faUM, AM-P»« 

ttaras caatattt A/e eanilnanial r»dl.ii 

tt!ANM_- 

U.M0 C.IIJtf-Btl. " H 

DIISBI, MICHANICl — HMvy duty 

Haapltallutlan PlHi mnf 

TRUCK CAP—lor wra i 

.CallltMmiiwuar % I 'BBo. mm IALII _ MI * um Inttall MS. Call M7OU. 

jirnltMn arrangMntn, Par Ml 

nrMfvlaw, Mll tanaplptr Ratlty 

;t1B 

at Melt 

JSpiRiiNCBo WATTRBII -îf 

ttima, Mua crsM, bliit uiltia, MnafM, 

jvacatMn tlma, P.T tMNM « M » 

iail«tonalyWa,ni.tan9anlf»*M, W 

' VotllTLINO COACMII - tra n«o» 

-tor tt» O.C. iunlsr Bratram, Ona sr twa 

ment. wk, DM. to MW. CaM O.C, Rat. 

etpt,Mt411i, TP 

MOOELCOMTcJTAKTS 

WMTB 

U.S. Modal Pi»«Bt 

AHaittmaiaAtamalt 

For •ntryblanlti call 

CLiHK TYPIST 

Intervlsws being held for 

temporary employment far 

clerk typut until Christmat. 

Mu*t bt evallablt to 

fMkkfullflmt. 

SPENCERWFTS 

HOIAiMyAn. 

km 

YNr'nunlRiM 

SALESPERSOH 

Muat maka a good «ppaaranca. 

Hsnaity anil 

pltailng ptrionallty a 

ntuii, lm»trl«nc«»ird (Mat 

rMidant raqulrad, I day 

wttk and paid vacation. 

'Apply w/rafuma «r 

pr»vloo« work axparltnet 

lENTINiLLBDOBR 

an city,M.J.I 

WATUKt WOMAN — to MpWrlaa and 

wwWy.CallM-MWaflwTp.m. 1MB 

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Mma atant Mr raMtli MM MM, 

Fiwlbt.hagri. Call Mnatll Raalty. IM. 

mt, w 

MATURB WOMAN M «o hsuMaailMl 

•M halt *Hfi eata MI young Wllaran ki 

my OGMTI City MM, MM My* Iran- 

»port»«on and rawancat. Call Jt» 

nfflPrU MAN - Maturt 

rnoontlbla, ytar round ttart Int. 

waanttly.CallltMlW. 10-11 

aOVIRNMBNT JOB! — ThauMMt m 

yafaMMt muat M tlllM MmMHtaly, 

\V*U lo t«,ni, call 7UM4M, tM, 

««*>• &* 

1100 u* WIBH PART TIMI at Kama, 

WtMMr, Airwrlca'i (tvortt. dlctBnary 

company n»d» Horn* wrUanto upHM 

loci maJIMt IM!, My work, on ba 

hll mtrtW TV, All mm* 

F 

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Milanal avanlnn Mt, rMpanilWa 

Wuigar.plaaw.Call>w4m. toil 

WCHITARY, mrttiant ajullar typWi 

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W4M1. 

10-iJ 

BOOKKEEPER 

Wltti no l«» tntn 4 yatn tMpar lana 

rtauIrM In doubt, antry 

ktakktaplni, T.B., o L. »nd PH. 

Mutt MM good communication ant 

typing tkllli. Minimum at hlfh 

MM dlplonn Collflrt training 

ana/er catnputtr skill* a pin. Pull 

irin». bvMtltt pMkasa tna com 

Mtlixt ttartlni itltry, (ana 

r.ium. loi capt May county 

Municipal UtIINIM AuMrliy, R.O, 

I, tm HI, Capt May court MauM 

NJ.MIB, 

CHmTMAI 

II pay not Mam Ilka Chrutmat MjrwHtwi art alraady 

ShSrHm te talM aur itaH In arrrtelpatron of anetHar 

MM, No MparltiiM ivtcttMry, «• will tralB you for the 

• ' Mektra packart 

nifit 

mm ivallaMa M Mr mmmt 

ampMyaa MtteMtt m MeHMf 

mm** *» 

takw 

AtMMItlcCttY,NJ.«*a «•>! 

DODOE DART - 1*71 Four floor mam 

rnlltt In gooa csnalllgn. Air con 

aitMnlnf, Bswtr •tatrlnf, pswtr krakai, 

OaM flrat, tictliint irantportatlan. 

AtoM . iim. Call HMM. H 

FORD RANCHIRO 1*74 — AM.-f M,, 

mt, tun, man naw tin.. Gap, IMH 

mlfM, ItatMr Inwtar H,m, Call W 

aW. « 

HANDYMAN 

Services Unlimited 

• Carptntry 

• Painting 

• Deck a Dock 

Repair 

• BookCases 

and Cabinets 

S. John Loeper 

rtoghlmd Buijtr 

398-5553 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7A.M. to 10P.M. 

(IncludlnflSUH.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

pltik up same day 

A«k about our 

Tailor Wo* 

onNiwftOM 

Garmentt 

CLEAN ALL 

CWN-OP CENTER 

Groveland Avt. & Htm Rd 

Somirt Point 

V>iiimmtt 

FRANK TEDESCO 

Cgneratt Contractor 

31 Viifi experience 

Seryrnd ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas, 

Cureint • tMHMfl • rvtlm 

IMmallil • Plosri • Itc 

FfM itfliMtti 927 B052 

Kyta&C*. 

Painting • Mlfnttninef 

W«lpip«r«R»p»1n , 

BtgortmiLweldoltil 

399 6791 

Dependable experienced 

M. CHISM 

Reg, Builder 

Alterations, additions » 

rtnavaflsns, bathroom t, 

kitchen formica work. 

Paneling, drop ctlllngi. No 

|ob tea smill, ill work 

guaranteed, fret •ifimatt. 

CALL 399-8304 „ 

SWlinrtniYBu 

BROOKS TV 

TV a Radio Rtpalri 

Electronic Servicing 

704 Asbury Avi, 

3898619 

— • • — • 

REUPHOLSTERY 

Expert Workmanjhip 

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Call Today for FREE 

InHomB Estimate 

No Obligation 

PLATrS RIRNITORI 

9278116 

FISHER 

PAINTING 

We are buildlngW reputation 

one house at a time. 

Insured 

Call 3990412 

FREI iSTlMATES 

Autot For Sale Autos Par Salt 

FTP 

AREft'S LARGEST SUBARU DEALER • AREA S LAR 

TACTORY EXECUTIVE 

DEMONSTRATOR SALE! 

Be Subaru Smart-Save today! 

Look at the Savings...Full Warranty 

1083SUBARU 

BRATQL 

Gold, Dual Range 4 wheel drive, 4 

speed trans., 4 cyl., p/stst. brakM, 

arn/fm stereo, T top, white high roll 

bar, McCarthy Protection package. 

Stock NO. 3900S0, Miles 4,000. 

LwmtT vow 

OISCOUNTI7W _ CC4T 

I 

SUBARU DIM A 

4WHHLDMVI 

4 5pd. trans., 4 cyl., «ngln«, 

am/fm radio, m/i, m/b. Meearthy 

protaction pkg,» 

rollbar, wood Ihlft knob, 4 

^ ipokt white whialt. Dr. Green 

i m»tai!le.Str;.«3«QM, 

UST'lSM.iS Off MOM 

/ • 

19S3S0BARU6L.10 

4 DRIED AN 

« cyl., Sipd.man. tram., p/», p/b, 

p/wlni., p/rnlrrori, air cond,, crylia 

cntrl,, lunroof, fact, alloy whit., 

maroon w/taddlt Int. 4,700 milt!. Stk, 

#3*0111. Top of Una Sedan. 

MMOPtUOOWT ATPfJ 

AN FMANONC ON AU 4 WH1H MIVI 

30NKW 

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row COST •7534.25 

luittaiirii. 

YOUR COST 

BRAND NEW 1983 

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4 Cyl.. 4 ipd.. am/fm tttrae, ttop. 

Special Black paint. Optional 

Equip: roll bar, paint 

laalant, bodyilds mldgi,, pin 

itrlpai. Stk. #390081 

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PLEASANTVILLE, NJ 

FORD S u 

Call 

fHE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS 

641-8100 

•nd •urtka vacuum dm 

tan and NtN W Ml nMiM. PfM NAT ttlP WANTIO — itM 

•nmataait raWn. TrtfttJn.. Ihlln Httlrad IMwrman Mm W boat 

WnHtoarcwxlwrhn.nt.m-m). K| af(y«t. 

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COMPLlTi HOMI IMPROVHMINT 

—MM NkitM, mat Mr Naur, Cad m. 

mn, im 

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CAII MtAINID - ani MM. 

ana aallnry wMMMt. CAII CA 

* TRINITY PAINTING 

Inftrlor • ixtarlor 

Residential Commercial 

JIM STROH 

Quality Painting ', 

intarior'-exttrior 

pRieestiMATCs 

398-3631 

CA»» WAIHID - IM WaMirgP 

ani aaUvtry avMlaMa, CAM CAttlSl • 

(miIWWM 

Pitt 

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IM aoa WMnkM ml wt 

MN. OM «m MMr aiildrtn aM 

mum, m* n mm mm «»/, e*« aAio»»v 

raiw. 

JHI4JUI, 

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PRASAO 

NkTMALnOMtnTAHNS 

mmwmmKm 

DiKsunti, glin, aiiivwin 

Lunch, Dinner, Inacfai 

•47 Albury Avi. 399-1974 

SUNSHINE CAHMET? 

HO WAX VINVIS. ••»'< * Commjl; 

__ fmutfatrkM 

3C 827 8232 

CRAPT MOW - SHHUKWM. Oct. 

•, 1«, Mwlt PMr, M n City. CMI 

lfpjf«pjn,>1MM4aralt.ai, l»1> 

WAIMM—MM dryw. Om " 

i7i,niHfi4WiBrilMWS. 

FlILOaHOWl) MUMt—M VtrMtltt, all 

fatart. All nMnt a aMi. iMMnt Landuaptng 

ana NUrtary, lautt N, 

T U U > » W " 

PApmACK aoom - MH »«• 

LINWOOO M0PIN0 — larvlnf. 

Atlantic an* cap. May Cwnflai Mr M lalai a traMi. Ii plfWnt atf^ flaw 

yaan. _liMa; — • 

BaataatMra.nliilaf Haurai Ifyafnaavay ta 

•aturaay 10 to I, n* MekMrli TM, 

lyt«ir»*»»yr«ipm N 

•whaHi«irM,i Mvatf IMMWPMM 

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nwtt aaU. TMM MM M,i miptvra 

NMMVflM.WMii r ' 

p 

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Ceramic ftMotale Tile 

•athreonN • Foyan • Kitchen* 

New Work 

All Repair! 

ROBERT CAMBlffitf 

Ci p 

Roofing 8. Siding 

General Carptntry 

Dock Repair 

Frt.Ettlm.ti., rili- ' 

MMI-M41 

J.C. PAINTING 

Fr« Eitlmatai , 

Fully iMurad 

Crt 398-9427 

*-!, 

NINT4-MAN; tttH 

haMymtn avallaMa, 

mtlrmnana, i 

•n/thlng you 

tr ma* iy mttrt.m- 

sw lawn 

or 

PATIO FURNITURE 

30% OFF 

Larftit itlatllMi I*, itritv 

Rtplaumtnl imMMU. ttmaltta 

UnartnanMni, 

IwHMt Cawal Paraltarl 

ANNA'I MANDWOIK OUTLBT — yair 

mak. it, •* Mil It m eomlsnmant. w» 

ha*a eaMIM, eltaranaa, (Mai 

owlhovH tumitura and pamtmot wt 

now tiava nNTM aM Gthirla.. U»\ 

PACfOBY OUTLET - T«im, ItMlni 

tuin, rnuM nwrt. Mltprlntt and, 

marfunt. OATI, nit AMury Avt, Opan 

M NM.-Pri,, IM IM. tuy %m mm 

tntyprim'tfn. IH 

POIITAB1.B WAIMRi » BRVtRi - 

M BAULOON MLIVIRI-II 

H a balloon bouojuat i 

aswa Mini Wi tvHM. prill 

Mwn, MrtMay, gat «MI, I LMIYW, 

naw itffii MntvafiaTyi inBjavniantr 

any MOMn, HMtllflnt In 

blrmaay barfla.. Dally 

aaHwM, K tM ana «M aaMI tn 

Mr, HIM, IM MMM 

if 

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Ml rteananMM uMMtnmm. all 

8 tm 

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** £**•*»***"%> 

aarr BPPM - n 

RUMMAGE SALE, 

10th«,Ctntr«IAy«. 

w«d.Thur».*Frl. 

Wad. ft Thura. 10 am te 1 pm 

Prl. to am to neon • 

(Frl. will b« f 1.00 Bay d»V) 

Light lunch Mrv«d 

HooathoM IWtna, furnliura, 

clothing, etc. 

RUMMAGE 8 ALE 

Frtdiy,0cttbtr14 

ft A.M. to 8 P.M. 

Holy Trinity iplaeopal 

Church 

30th & Bay Av«.,O.C. 

Spenierad by St. Mary'* 

Guild. * 

|At«nlun,ioba*caa»,moalt 

I itaKM ilMrWa, UMpamtM oltaa 

Huan, haM tar*M tatia, 

tranaly bwrtHul, 0"M0LD WINDUP — HCA vttroia mrrni 

'raconHand alburm, good aMRIanini, 

rjuwtja?. tt 

APPUAMCEmSALE 

W oryirt., 

Rm 

illOHWIttlTlillAd 

On UBtavBrtliad AMIIIKM 

enr IM malar appllaneM andTV 

unit* en diaatay. P i a i l a 

op*n Monday, TMMy, 

Maim, tt * p.m, wedniHay and 

FrkWy 10 .m to t p.m. Uturaty 19 

CUiTQMIRI IATIIPACTION 

OWARANTIIO 

AppliRMtTVUpMatin 

HJlHHHtailiHWirlM 

MMMi 

Bring IB y«w»WaBBllanea( 

«a MV salh In any nBdiiMn. 

Dial tn , OAPIAOB »ALt - Naw c 

YABD«AL»Frl«ay4»atur*m 

« 15, f a.m.-J P.m. I RMM» 

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miM m* on*. Kiln data, Ott.>t«. | 

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t H,»toT. 

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tat,!, I tt I p,m,, tm iMiMn, J^/ 

Cuttom wwaan Hat aM wall MHW, 

Mr mica etuntar tep, 1**, eitt«?li M§rj 

ana wall tpaet naatan, carat. WhJW 

taMtanaMtMtm,twtinewtiniiMi 

tw raauitr traM,«" wakwtdam, hMiy 

Mtnat and baby itamt, kTM««rM.Jna 

lampai naUpeifM. N" Ml iMM.,l1i 

Corlntt,»an Ava. ttiMn., Prl, f - - - - 

p.m, 

MMBRI POINT YARD «ALB Pfhfc 

tat, Oct. 14 k M. TtMa MW ajwt 

t. 14 k M. 

tsulp., akM, tMyMMM Htm and much 

mttt.ta,in,4p,m,MLtMf|iDrNa»ti 

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General Mdsa. 

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RE. For Sale RE. For Sale ft.E.PorSat* 

1UV -«n«t(«n»O.e. nauieenjy. Meva 

to vouf 1st, 1 B*m« . Mm. llv, rm , din 

rm , * iill. lu. eond. Furn «• untym. 

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OC1AN CITY — 4-1 IR yaarly NHM, OUN.IX — on AMfnlnBilai Raad, 

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tui Ri«Nan.MiMV »•» m-im. PH 

THANK YOU,*,- hi. 

AJ a RejuH Tm Now... 

Ourtty M«flty S*vto. 

J. MUSSO, INC., REAL ESTATE 

3329 Wast Ava. 

Ocean City, NJ, 08286 

In South Carolina, there's 

Hilton Head, 

On the Jersey Shore, there's 

Ocean Reef. 

Ocean City's prestigious, 20-aac wort coonnimlty. 

WHWii li« pis. Ocean M b i compieMij jtf-conuirad rMrt swlroir 

moit. The lownhduso will be armindrt % ddu« anmma - boating 

l.irllllte. swimming pool Icnnb courts and ptat/otm ton* wil al he 

avaUttle for resMenti' use 

Introducing nnr townhouso tnm tM,300. 

During our prKOf^mction phase, one and two bedroom townhomo are 

ejicepHwially prirad rrorn only IMJM, EsajjUorm too b th* deip. 

With inclllna. vautlle noorptaits and a magnlPcfrt locabon at thf hay 

Mm. 

A iao deflmit win naove your townhouse durlrs our pfe-anarueflon 

phBt But donind has been g«L » hurry, Oteiri Red b i rmvttoa 

opportunity m a primary residence, second home or Invotmmt propaty. 

ofTerina rektoits a Ufestyfc that b unûe to the ana, smnd to runt 

2ird Stneet on the Bay • wan City, ftew Jersey • 

Open 9-5 dally or by appointment. 

Sales tidiHlnrly through 

Cailnw 

399-2500 

i&m S9S 823! 

BERGER REALTY PRESENTS 

5 

eaview eaeh 

Townhouse Condominiums 

1619 Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 

ONLY 2 UNITS LEFT OUT OF 21! 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday and Sunday 

11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

fomi 

taK 

IICOND LIVEL 

IMreani 

J MaUarBMrMm 

Wiif 

• AM/FM Radio Intercom SyHcm a Washcrless Fauetts 

MOP PUN 

ALL DIMENSIONS APPROXIMATE AND SUiJECT TO flILD VARiATIONI 

• Energy-Efficltntrk.ting and Cooling • J»cu«l Whirlpool B«th (optional) 

• Hftliktor InergylfBciint Flreplaci (optional) a Microwave Oven (optional) 

• Washtr and Dryer . Ekluxe Ouptting (with flooring allowance optional) 

• M.lnten«nce-Frre Siding a Central Vacuum Cleaner Syrtem (optional) 

Weekend Rentals During Off Season 

Summer Rentals Available For '84 Season 

BERGER REALTY 32ndSt.&AsburyAv«. 

319-0076 

RE. For Sale 

DUPLEX 

341AtburyAvt. 

•145.000 

N.,ri, MW I Mdnsm, I MIM, 

nrniKt, |niuii« winaeiM, fully 

cirpatM ••til unit By &mm, Mwl 

wu.nuktoffar. *• 

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RE. For Sale R,I. Per Silt R.I. For Salt R.I. For Site 

GREAT BAY VILLAS 

SALES A RENTALS 

The Only Golf Course Condominium At the 

jersey Shore 

9% FINANCING 

Toauallflediuytrs.Call Today! 

609-9271451 

Visit Our Furnished Model Home at 

44 Greate Bay Drive 

MMflNMiNJ. 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE 

8th A Ocean Avenue, Ocean City, Nfw Jersi', Dllla 

CLosio 3990855 Q 

SUNDAYS i* 

MMU 

Yearly bungalow, Living room, kitchen, dining 

area, 1 bedrooms, bath, utll. room, large cedar 

clOMi. detached large one car garage. M9,M0, 

SMLi 

Sun porch, LR, DR, klichen, util room, 4 bedrooms 

and Bath. Mot water baseboard hsat, ISI.MO, 

DUPLEX 

First floor, living room, kitchen, dining area, m 

bedroom, batfi. Second floor, living room, kitchen, 

dining area. 2 bedrooms, i bath. Gal bt> hut, 

U9M0. 

BUEST HOUSES- 

Mint condition, center city near beach and boar 

dwalk. Alto excel lent motel or eondo lift, 

SALES 

RIMTALS 

UVHISA 

OASTA 

REALTY L 398 38*9 

."Triplex" fully htifid (gal) with one, three and four 

bedroom spirtmtnts. Steps to beach. Mean views, freshly 

painted, plus 3 ear garage. 1175,000. 

"S71.900" for this very nice 2 BR condominium with tile 

bath, living room, dining area and kitchen, Condo fee of 

II15 per mo. Includes heat, hot water and sewer. 

"S4S,M0" large building with white stone front, idail for 

any type professional use. 

at 

"••suflful Hyfront" 2 story home on Sunny Harbor 

Lagoon, Three BR's, 3 tile baths, iw car garage, large 

floating dock, 1 beat slips and much, much morel Please 

call for details, 

"Duplex" Stone's throw to beach !> boardwalk. Largt 

property with 1 and 3 bedroom •partmtnts. Thru 

bedroom has 2 full baths, vtry largt master bedroom. 

Plus nice yard, off street parking for 1 sirs, $124,500. 

"Two Family" with Quest House iietntt, Large property 

near fm 8. Central with one 2 bedroom apartment, owner's 

apartment, plus large lobby, A rooms, off street parking 

for ii cars, ilM.OOQ. « 

'3 Family" with 1-2-5 btdroom units, Fully furnished, 

fully heated, excellent rental history, •tachbleek, only 

$90,000. Owner anxious to sell I 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE Inc. 

• GARDENRANCHIR 

CernerttBm hom« on iirgi 

•lot, PMturei 1 BR, 2 >, 

gangi, 6it hen & air 

conditioned. Asking 

ti7t,0Mfurn(ihfd, 

DUPLEX-NORTHEND 

Each apt, contains 2 Id, i 

B, porch. Sneter gariflt. 

Good rental income. 

PonlbU owner financing to 

a qualilleit buyer, 

1105,000.00. 

LAOOON/B AY FRONT 

Uirgt deck offers 

panoramic view of bay, 

iagton £ meadow, 1 BR. 

and den, i baths, modern 

kitchtmtatiMdrai eiitinei, 

fireplace, garage. Only U 

ytars young, excellent 

condition, on* owntr. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Lovely homt on corner lot 

with i ill, | i, Matt*, 

fireplace for only ifM*. 

GARDENS REDUCED 

Only $119,500 thli charming Cape Cod hat 1 Ir. «• MR, 

heat, oaraw on large lot. 

BEACHBLOCK DUPLEX 

•Excellent rental property In mew-In condition, S Br, IV, 

baths, gat heat, parking. Now only 1111400.60, furnished. 

GARDENS RANCHER 

Directly aereu the beach and located In Me prominent 

gardens tectlon of ocean city, four bedroom,, modern 

kitchen, air-conditioned and much met*. •14M0S. 

DUfLiX 

Maintenance free vinyl tiding. pa* heat, feature* a ft 3 br. 

Cental uniti. Modem, wall/Wall carpet. Aiding *1«M»0. 

• French Real Estate, inc. 

ATLANTIC A VI . „« ^., 

BAYFRONT, BAYffiONT, BAYffiONT 

ONLY 3 LIFT 

Just completed three bedroom, two bath condominium 

with fireplace, all appliances, design kitchen, pluth wall 

to wall carpet PLUS a large boat slip. Fully Priced at 

f 11S.N0, we have been told this Is the best value in Ocean 

City. 

Stop by our Open House at Ml Palm Ave, In the afternoon 

(between ffh St. * 10th St.) and judge for yourstlf. 

CHARLES H.KUIP. DEVELOPER 301.8434 

WANTED 

SINGLE HOME ON THE BEACH 

BETWEEN 23rd to 29th on WESLEY 

PREPARED TO PAY TOP DOLLAR 

WE ARE LONG TIME SUMMER RESIDENTS OF 

OCEAN OTY AND CURRENTLY OWN A DUPLEX ON 

THE BEACH THAT Wi PLAN TO SELL. H you wouM 

Ike to discun confidentJaly, pteiu eal coHed 

DAY 215-4579510 

EVENING 215-643-1629 

THERE ARE NO REALTORS INVOLVED IN THIS 

MATTER] 

DUPLEXES 

ry Ave. Real Buy 

Ride by SUMS Asbory Ave. Real Buy with 1 bedrooms, 3 

battii, Both units rented yearly. Just 2 years old. Owner 

says toll, SifMM, 

1 IfMBQ for 2 units on Assury I Front cottage has gas heat, 

Dettchedoartoewltn efficiency apt, above. Call new, 

Naw'Lltting, three badrooms, 2 baths at 41 it and Wast for 

•ifMQBfurnlinadi I Can't last! 

Front to back eottagas at ifth and Asbury, Both units with 

3 bedrooms, Botft units furnished. Owner financing I 

CONPOS 

last dMi around, MM Asbury, second floor unit with 3 

badraomi, a baths, fully furnished for 1109,000, 

ANGLES 

1 bedroom wit 

Central AVMIK, 1 bedroom with balcony, cathedral 

calling, 2 ear garagt, heated. S12MQ0, 

Lagoonf rent, 4 sett roomi. 2 baths, huge family room, cen- 

tral air, A buy at li**,MS. 

Now listing, on large 70* corner lot, Largt 2 story with 4 

bedrooms, } baths, 2 powder rooms. Must to 

l!4M0S. 

2121 ASBUBY AVE. 

OCEAN OTY.H.J 

ENCY 

REAL ESTATE 

Cil IM...M my sign... 

__ 01 wnfc lit ytu! 

J.MUSSO, INC., REAL ESTATE 

3329 Watt Ave. 

City, NJ. 08228 390.1800 

ROBERT L SHARP, Realtor 

1501 WOT AVI. r n 2700 ASBURY AVE. 

399-0784 LQ j 399-1637 

»t«LI0ll" 

WANTED 

A ntw owner for a dupla« lonad taW lot with a small 

cottaflt located lust 3 streets from the beach at 30th 

Stretf. Ideal for ntw construction! 11 

FNN nmt toftwtrfeM NfmM 

CaN today to amnp* en (nt*rW#Mr. 

Finest 


N»utlol fltgntei on iBMkling 

btv mlm. TMMHWO rww 

lu»ury NMIMM with prtMtt 

bo»t ilipt, obm club»nd post, 

Fmn $185,000. 

OptnOilly , 

11 lo 4. 609-398-W«. 

ttmclioh^l.''"' 

R.E. ForSala R.E. Per Sal* R.E. ForSala 

WATEBFRONT 

I Waterfront, Two family, 

I main dwelling, llv rm., 

I din, rm., kit,, Ibdrms. plus 

1 S baths. Apt. 1 bdrms,, 1 

I bath. 3 boatsllps. Reaiistle 

| (185,0001 

waterfront. Large single, J 

bdrms. 2Vj baths, family 

rm. w/firepiace S. wet bar, 

florlda rm., 2 ig, boatsilps. 

10%% Mortgage avail, to 

qualified buyerl 11 

Bavfront, Exceptional 

value, 4 bdrms, 1 full, V/> 

baths, deck and Ig. B/S 

prlmt views I Listed 

$149,900. 

inland Waterway, One of a 

kind duplex. I bdrmt., i full 

baths H. unit, plus I car 

garagt and 1 teafsiiM. 

Property Is In Immaculate 

condition Inslda and ant. 

Musisaaiii 

Cus 

bdrt"Ss* 

iayshort Drive,- Custom 

waterfront Ranch home, 

Llv. Rm. w/fsp. Din, area, 

spacious kit., Lg, screened 

porch, 3 Bdrms., I full 

baths, situated on lg, wail 

landscaped lot (W water- 

frontage) w/5 beatslips. 

Must see... 

LAOgONPHONT 

GARDENS 

Pinnacle Road, very clean 

attractive spilt level with 

separata build, lot; home 

offering living rm,, dining 

area, kitchen plus break- 

fast room, 1 bdrms, and 3 

full baths, family room, 

laundry rm. and garage. 

Many other fine features, 

inspect this choice home 

nowl 

Surf Road, fully heated 

home, living room with 

fireplace, dining rm. kit- 

chen, j bdrms, m baths, 

panelled family rm. 

garage. Short distance to 

beach, ali mis for only 

1143,500 Call nowl 

SINOLE 

iuy yaarly home for lew 

IM.S00, Offering living, 

dining kitchen combe. Two 

bdrms, ntw bath, gas 

warm air heat. Detached 

gar, Nice yard fenced tor 

children. Call now 3V9 5711. 

•ay Area • Corner • 4 bdrm, 

IV, I's, del, gar. Listed 

*7S,000. 

Yearly AreaNtw vinyl 

siding makes this two 

family almost mainf, free, 

plus we |ust reduced the 

sale price to Slf.JOO. 

making a practical proper- 

ty, an excellent buy. Offers 

two fully heated unltalst 

fl; 1 Bdrms., ina fh i 

•drm., (rented yriy.j ex- 

cellent yearly arta-Hurry 

now to Williams Real 

Estate. 

cenv 

Leeat 

Round 

.eti 193,500.00 

Wesley Ave. — Across 

from beach. Large unit 

with * bdrms,, 1 full baths, 

new kitchen and many 

recent improvements — 

plus gr, fir. 1 bdrm. Apt, 

LisftdilM,0Mfurn,i 

intr»i 

>iome 

Imr 

Rlvi 

on . 

(l, 1 

r.z >ira. 

Naw Listing • loth units 

completely remodeled 

1st • 1 bdrm., l bath Ind. i 

bdrms., l'A baths. Ex- 

cellent condition • inspect 

nowl 184,900. 

Golden Opportunity, t 

story, i bdrm,, m bath 

home with 3 protected 

boatsllps. Excellent In 

come till summer. Flexible 

owner financing to 

qualified buyer makes this 

a most attractive buy i 

Bayjhore Drive 

home 

wei' 

RIVIBRA, Baautliully 

maintained home, llv., rm,, 

iM, arw, kitchan, family 

rm, with fireplace, Ptorlda 

rm., 4 bdrms.. l lull bans, 

I car tarata. Vinyl sided 

exterior. Asking Realistic 

I1J4,*M tally furnished and 

Bay a 

rm 

ea 

Llv. 

ifh 

laah ( 

couraged I 

'.ovely 

kleus 

en- 

Lageanfrenf price just 

reduced, Riviera, a story 

with 3 bdrmi., i baths, 

family rm. w/Ff 1 ., garage 

and 3 boatsllps. In ex- 

cellent condition & 

available for Immediate 

occupancyI 

Riviera, LiHotim., din. 

Vs 

^ i noat- 

Lagoonfront, Five 

bedroom home, lg, lot has 

W waterfrontaga w/brand 

new bulkhead «. deck. 

Owner will consider attrac- 

tive financing to qual. 

buyari 

New Lilting — Nice Ranch 

Home with 1 bdrmi., a, full 

bath, gat heat, lifuated on 

ig, lot-Cenvenienf to 

Starn and School*. Asking 

IM,000. 

louth indô'inaculat* 

•m., 

., f 

ear 

beach. 

Wall twin home with..« 

bdrmi., 2 tall baths, llv. 

rm. hat fireplace, formal 

din. rm., lg, kit,, A laund. 

rm. Situated on ovenlied 

let In excellent neigh- 

borhood. Asking »U7,soo. 

Owner Anxious, price 

redaced. 1 bdrmt., full 

bath, wood stove, new 

Ming, new roof, new elec. 

service * more. Un- 

believable lif.fse. Act 

nowl 

.soo.oo 

Lg l Family • 3 bdrm 8. 5 

bdrm unit, plus 2 car gar. 

Only fff.fM, 

. MVeSTMENT 

Mfh Sfrtrt, Thrtt family 

»,080 + potential income, 

1st fl. heated (gas warm 

air), 2 bdrmt, 2nd fi: large 

bedroom, 3rd fl: one bdrm. 

opm porches, furnlihtd, 

alto 3 car off ttreet 

parking. Excellent buy at 

llie,ooo. Meke It a point to 

Inipectyau'll profit, 

Commercial on West Aye, 

Include* ttore, garage and 

very attractive owners 

apartment, 3 bdrm*, IVk 

baths. This It a very 

flexible proptrfy to con- 

tinue present type 

butinist-tfarf new 

business Or transfer your 

present buslnet* to lively 

location. Reduction in price 

makes this a good buy. 

Now only tl*t,900. 

thr 

bdrm 

P. (if.SM. 

well 

rm,, 

car 

Riviera Cap* Cod, llv. rm,, 

formal gin. rm,, modern 

kitchen, I bdrms., dan, J 

lull baths. Feature* Include 

If. comer lot, fireplace, 

cant, air ft 1 car garage. 

Inspect today 11 

Three Units, All Rented 

Yaarly. •xcelltnt return. 

Call

PAGE 18 - SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13.1W 

TODAY (Thursday) 

Friendly Seniors of St. 

Peter's United Methodist 

Church dinner meeting, 

Steinton Room, t p.m. 

Matehpolnt bridge, eoinmunity 

center, 7:30 p.m. 

Rotary Club meeting, 

QilChl's in Somers Point, 8:30 

pjn. 

Ocean Charter Chapter 

American Business Women'a 

Association dinner meeting, 7 

p.m Daniel* Restaurant. 

Ocean City Card 

youth center, 7 p.m. Club, 

Ocean City coming events 

Ocean City Lodge 171 

F&AM meeting, 7;30 pm. , 


meting, 7:30 p.m. 

Artisan No. 88 of Ocean City 

meeting, Fin House TWO, 

Someri Point, 8 p.m. 

Serra Club meeting, 

Tuckalioe Inn, 6:30 p.m. 

FRIDAY 

St. Mary'i Guild ECW 

rummage sale In pariah hall 

of Holy Trinity Episcopal 

BOYAR'S MARKET 1 

-I 

FRESH MEATS, VEAL, PORK, LAMB AND LUNCH MEATS 

PMME WHOLE 

BLIT 

•4.00 it 

SIB T» ion Orflw 

1331 Mbury AM., Ocean CHy 3191343 

FEATURWC A COMPUTE LWE OF 

•2.99 ib. 

Gnat For Slut land 

Church, 9 a.m. to 8 pjn. open 

to public. 

Council Messiah rehearsal tor 

choir, sanctuary of St. Peter's 

United Methodist Church, 

8:30 p.m. 

Flotilla 81 Coast Guard 

auxiliary, art center, 8 p.m. 

Alateen meeting, St, John's 

Lutheran Church, 7 pm, 

Colony Club Literature SATURDAY 

department meeting, 1 p.m OCHS band boosters antique 

and craft show on Music 

Fi«r, B a,m, to 4 pm, __. 

6MUNDSRL0M§ 

( 

1,99ib I 

BfognaTe Order K 

EXTRA-LEAN ROUND 101110 HAM ... '1.19 ..n £ 

TUHKiYiRIAiT »1.«wib. I 

BOLOGNA 

Ml 

/VWJIumiWIb 

1-Liter 

Coca-Cola 

•1,11 

MONEY 

MARKET 

SAVINGS 

AND 

CHECKING 

ACCOUNTS 

Plus Many 

More in Store 

Special 

SH PRODUCE i FRUIT 

A GREAT SELECTION OF 

SMALL PUMPKINS 

59* to 79* 

And you will tool Every dollar 

In your money market account is fully 

Insured for up to $100,000 by 

the U.S. government! You can get all 

the high Interest benefits and 

checking privileges as other funds, 

with none of the risks! 

I •u&4&'' 

Place Your 

Freezer Ordtr 

Now J 

Happy Hoofern danet on 

Music Pier, 8:30 p.m. Admission 

$3. 

Ocean City Community 

Center annual Autumn 

Harvest Ball, Atlantic City 

County dub. Music by Paul 

Mann Orchestra. Silent 

auction featured. 

St. Augustine's flrst communion 

parents meeting, 

school hall, 7:30 pm, 

Mainland chapter auxiliary 

to Shore Manorial Hospital 

antique appraisal day, 

Harry's Inn, 11 ajn. Donation 

8 

MONDAY 

Exchange Club meeting, 

Daniel's Restaurant, 8:30 

pjn. 

OURNEWI.R.A.HOTUHE 

398-0019 

anet Satm 

Strains nwOcsMCtt* Arts F* Hearty 100 Ysan 

Asbury Ave. Phone 399-0012 

' Octan City, New Jersey 

Mon.thruThurs.tto3 - 

DRlVBlN.Mon.-thruThurs.fto* ' 

. •lvJ.IM|?r,ift,Jaitjtte|| 

• Tut, •.' .«•_ t',m \ * . t't 


youft center, 7 

Colony Club meeting, 

community center, | pjn. 

Nomsttei meeting, 

Plymouth ton, 11:30 a,m. 

Dynamic Seniors SAGES, 

St. Peter'i United Methodist 

Oiurch, 10 i a Rocky Mti. 

and Northwest Canada by 

James Phillips of Sonera 

Point 

Ocean aty Male Chorus 

rehearsal, Music Her, 7:30 

pjn. 

TUESDAY 

Humane Society meeting, 

youth center, 8 pjn. Open to 

the public. 

Ocean City Historical 

Society annual meeting, MS 

Wesley Av. B pjn, Slide 

presentation with tape of 

Vatican treasure and guest 

speaker Maria Powell 

discussing Tuck«r Were, 

porcelain china. Open to the 

public. 


Ocean City auxiliary meeting, 

Crab Trap, 13; JO pm, 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

meeting, Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Church baS, 30th 

Street and Bay Avenue, 7 pjn. 

Alanon meeting, st John's 

Lutheran Church, 8:30 p.m. 

Jolly Bidders bridge, 

community center, 7:30 p.m. 

Bl Friendship 

Qub meeting, 12:30 pjn. 

Klwanis Club meeting, 

Hymouth Inn. 12:11 pjn. 

Lions Club matting, 

Harry 1 ! Im, 1 pm. 

Women's Cooperative 

League meeting, youth 

enter, P am. 

Veterans of WW1 No. 2206 

meeting, American Legion 

HaU.lp.rn. 

Chess Club, youth center, 7 

pjn. 

Beta Sigma Phi meeting, I 

pjn. 

Eunangettee meeting, 6:30 

pjn. 

THURSDAY 

Annual welcome night for 

new resident*, Intermediate 

school, Uth Street and Bay 

Avenue, 7:30 pjn. Sponsored 

by Ocean aty chamber of 

Commerce. 

CAPT. MAZUR ENDS 

AEROSPACE COURSE 

Apt. Alfred W. Marur, too 

of Dr. Alfred and June G. 

Maw of 117 W. Seavtew A?., 

Unwood has graduated from 

be U J. Air Fora aerospace 

medicine court* at Brooks Air 

Force Base, Texas. The 

captain received nU doctorate 

in 1813 from Temple 

University Medical School, 

Philadelphia, 

Did You Know,,, 

There's a 

5-Day Waiting Period 

on... 

FLOOD 

INSURANCE? 

We're available for all inquiries 

We also write Home and Business Insurance 

For Personalized Service call Bill Woods at the 

RIAL 1STATI 

INSURANCI 

tmimtm 

Card Club, Zoning Board meeting, 

council chambers, 7:30 pm. 

Wniay AvMiie af NortH If reef 

OcMn City, N.J. »tM* 

American Legion meeting, 

Uth Street and -Haven 

Avenue, I pjg. 

The Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 


S.rvlnflOc.inClty 

VNr'Rmmd 

• linn ifii 

PflEPAREO FRESH DMLY M OUB BUTCHER SHOP 

• A Variety of Hamburger* • steaks • Hot 

Roast Beef Sandwiches • Plus very good Hoagtes 

AHAtLOWERPRtCESl 

When we at The Butcher Shop 

siy we mike the best Roatt Ittf Sandwich 

You Can 

It! 

SANDWICH SPECIAL- 

ROAST BEEF 

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Letters to the editor cont'd 

from page 

Sadistic sex oil 

TV appalling 

Politicians get tilings 

done—for themselves 

R*atod movies on the regular Editor. Sentinel-Ledger: eumsttnea or oast, the work 

able network. 

the only way to get something will be done. 

I consider this type of sales done in this city Is to be a I was advised by the ettv 

pitch an unnecessary per- politician, I guess. 

derk to call the dty manager 

sonal violation to those of us For yean now we have and I did so. As far as I could 

wife a moral conscience and talked with the city about the get was bis secretary. She 

especially to our children bay backing up into our street called me back and said, 

whom we must attempt to and back driveway during "This is fee last work to be 

protect from the sinful nature high tide. Mr. Hyland sat in done on Sweetwater Court 

of our society. 

my house and told me mat a before fee city accepts It." 

Respectfully In check valve could be Installed If thin be the case why are 

and would be looked tats. fee city workers dang the 

Christ Jesus, After about a year be again work and who is paying the 

Cindy Pierfy came back to my house and tun 

OceanClty said yea, It could and one 

would be put on order. Now a 

I guess It really doesn't 

Editor's note; A copy of couple yean later — nothing 

matter if you are a politician. 

this Utter went to has been done. 

The city council and the 

Qabtmttrtalnmgnt, vMch 

mayor just seem not to be 

We can not leave our can 

acquired Ttleprompter 

able to get along in making 

last summer. 

on the street when we know 

decisions for fee city. So who 

it's high tide and when It la 

Ugh tide, we cannot take our 

made this one? 

ears out of the garage. I know, 

SamuelS. Lappen 

Meeting because a couple years back 


we had high tide during the 

night and I had two can Oat Support 

the water was an Inch deep 

would 

Inside, when I got up In the 

morning. 

Also, we have made many apartment 

help town complaints about fee condition 

of fee driveway and 

now the water lays in It. So pets 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I what do they do? They come 

think that It Is lugh time that up and patch a few holes and Editor, Sentinel-Lodgerwe 

the people who live here say it's aO they can do Assembly BUI 1288 which 

main oursleves heard. Let usbecause 

the city has never would permit tenants in 

hold a town meeting tor the accepted it from tbe builder. apartment houses to keep pets 

benefit of our community. We can't get the city to do win soon be voted on in fee 

Maybe fee League of Women anything for us, but thi! New Jersey Senate. 

Voter* could be helpful in this morning they started to dig up We feel that this bul which 

endeavor. 

a perfectly good street, from provides for certain 

what I could see, and are 

Tbe city fathers should all 

restrictions on the tenant and «. 

going to lay a new one, Yea, a 

attend, and an open question 

grants rights of recourse to ** 

politician lives on feat street 

and answer period should 

fee landlord Is fair to all 

The street la Sweetwater 

mtue. 

concerned. 

Court and the Ocean City 

Let us leave ill the 

We strongly urge your 

mayor live* on this afreet. 

bickering and small- 

readers to call or write their 

mindedness at home and see My wife called City HaD and senators In support of this Mil. 

what we can do as a com- bind out this street has not Many New. Jersey 

munity. What direction are yet been accepted by fee city. residents, especially the 

we heading? What positive How come they can make this elderly and those whole pet Is 

functions do we want from our a new street when officially their only "family." are 

elected ofnflals? 

fee dty does not ret own it? anxiously awaiting passage of 

If we do not make oursleves 

Bayland Drive was down this bill. _ 

heard then we have no basis to 

long before Sweetwater Court 

NinaAustenberg 9 

oomplain in the future. If you 

and yet they keep telling us 

Mid-Atlantic 

think mis is a viable idea (how 

feey have not accepted our 

Regional Director 

about a monthly town 

street or driveway from fee The Humane Society of 

meeting) call the League and 

builder. 

theUnitedStatw 

request their help. 

So, you can set what I 

Martha Rouge mean. D you are a politician, 

OUR 

OeeonCity no natter what the qir- CLASSIFIED ADS 

BRING RESULTS 

HOWAT&T 

SHAREHOLDERS 

CAN LEARN 

TO TAKE ADVANTAGE 

OF A REAL BREAK. 

Vbu'fe probably owe that AT&T Is scheduled to split up on the 

first of next year. But you mfly aill be confused about what this 

means for you. 

Now Merrill lynch offers a special teminar-tspedaliy for AT&T 

shareholders-uTat 1 s deslpied to end the^confuston. 

V^ll discuss divestiture and how It works, how your holdings will 

bt affected, what altematlves-such rfa new unit trust sponsored 

by Merrill lynch-are available to sharehoWfrs, and what potential 

the new spurvoff companies and a deregulated Ma Ml hold. 

Of course, time will also be set aside to answer your specific 

questions. What's more your attendance assures that you will 

receive updated information from Merrill Lynch, along with advance 

notice of future AT&T seminars. 

sfebutrwer 

T h l l f b 

mall the coupon or call today, 

DATIi Tuti€l»y,Octobfr IBth 

TIMI?0O 

PLf&i ©rtat iay Country Club, Mays Landing Rd. Sonws Point 

tJtie:Mtrl«Mh 

IWIouttiOtMi Drive 

V(n»Und,NI 08360 

Addm. 

•MI plin is attend the free Ory- 

AT&TfewMtorlnionnMlan 

ICSl 

McrrW lynch tuMoin«N.ph««»S«ianwM(] office 

ad*Mtfyour«ccat«McuHv«: 

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t> 

& 

Seaside symposium 

Keeping 

will cost, experts say 

Mayor Jack Miner at tto Soimr t&iWWBt erosion of the beaches wnito 

Jersey Sta Frontier Sympoiiyin Friday not inowtag for the taxpayers 

important issue in the region. 

"There is nothlngmore Important ttim 

the soil we are sitting on, or rfnuld be 

MWng on," fee mayor said. "Today we 

are sitting on fee water. Last year we 

were sitting on sand." 

. However, Blttner contends feat fee 

bMchM ibouldn't be maintained at a 

great cost to fee taxpayers. 

"Wehave to continue to look for ways 

ttme," BWn«r said. "We have to coma 

n with solutions feat are affordable." 

But StewMt FirreB, Mwctato 

profMacr of marint adence at Stodttoo 

He advocates an ongoing teach ffl 

program to counterbalance fee erosion 

of t£e city's beaches. 

(Please ton to page 11) 

Shore protection 

bond issue pushed 

While fee postMtnmar warn wwt 

(oiling ashore Friday on the M W«w 

fee Muate Pier him state and local 

government officials and •&• 

vtaxunentallsbj "f*^ th« 

dUcuating the n«d for flabfe wayi to 

prevent or retard (ha wlnUr M 

damage prooeM. The dlacuaikna Mn 

part of the South Jerwy ha FrooUar 

aympoBluni sponsored by y fe fee coaital 

oommittot* of f Cape Say, S Atlantic, lti 

Owan and Monmooth Counties. 

BatltlahkmoMy totoplement beach 

prwarvatton proVicti and although the 

Haw Jersey Department of Environmental 

Protection DBF doesn't 

umatty take • position on bond Issues, 

there was obvious support of the $60 

mflUsn ftwe Protection toad facing fee 

votara Nov. « by efeer symposium 

participants. 

(Please tare to page U) 

m, While Uie new evahiatioo lucrea»«l the aUMBmtiits on ail properly, 

vacant land was toe most affected by iuppiy and demand f acton. 

aaieasroents here are strnpt) 

•plated to mat old economic rule of 

supply and damand, aceerdmg to dly 

4ax assessor James Andrea and OlMn 

Selhorst, president of Appralaal Sur- 

Veys, Inc., the Cherry HID firm which 

conducted the local property 

.revaluation. 

"Right now there's a demand for 

vpcjiht lots,'' Andrea explained Tuesday. 

"There's a scarcity dtbuiMibto land. 

And' the slate IB only very slowly 

') pleasing permits to utOti* tb« 

wrtlands?' 

Acoordms to Sotlbtnt, i 

taXibl* propertia*, ttxts 

most taxes 

wert in effect thU y»sr. The tetter uv 

•tructedproperty owners to cal fee arm 

days of IU receipt to 

•range a pubBc review aearion with a 

Bm reprawntatlvB. However, Andrea 

saM that calls would be accepted at any 

ttmMtocttrrora can be corrected until 

mW-Deeember. 

and more, 

(Please nun tePagtll) 

• • 

aty, N,J. mm Tnureday,Oi|»litt'20,lW3 Two Sections Price25 

City PabUc RelatioBs Director Mart Soifer and RNreatton Dtareetor 

Donald Pileggl burn their "memorandum of understanding" 

contracts with the city on the Music Pier yesterday to focus attention 

to the Nov. 8 election salary referendum, "Nobody's paying attention," 

Soifer laid. "The only way to tell people something is to get 

their attention." The referendum will determine whether six city 

management employees receive their 1983 salaries or continue to be 

paid at the 1982 level. Three of the employees have fetnee left their 

positions. Soifer laid he invites signers of the referendum petition to 

state why they believe city employees shouldn't receive the raises 

they were contracted for. 

Faint 

Firemen: 

Bingo! 

ByMABGIEBOWEN 

8«mieUUd|erBMI 

Bmm POWt - The . 

Gtunei of Chance Control Commlsô in 

Newark has ordered the city of Somers 

Point to issue a Map Uonsa to the 

former fin company here, clearing fee 

group of misappropriation of funds 

charges and sanctioning It as an ofndally 

r«ogni»d fire company and a 

bona fide charltibte organliatiai. 

In Its Uw&> fl"«l decision and crder, 

fee "fsnmlirl"n aa well as fee state attorney 

general's office found feat the 

city's arguments for not issuing Somers 

Point Volunteer lire Company One a 

bingo license on Aug. IB, IM wen 

"unpersuaslve" and gave fee city 10 

calendar days from fee Oct. 12 execution 

«f the order to Issue a license, according 

to Assistant Attorney General Kathy 

Suga. 

According to the findings of facts 

issued with the order, City Council when 

denying a bingo renewal to the former 

(ire company based its denial on fee 

grounds mat the fire company was not 

found to be the city's "officially 

recognlxed" fire department and feat 

the application want specific enough aa 

to the "charitable purposes" for which 

the proceeds would be donated. 

Another reason, although not appearing 

in the dty minutes but brought 

to fee Commission's attention by City 

Solicitor Jeffery April during a hearing 

on fee matter, was the alleged raiauso of 

funds from 1967 to IM by the former 

company. 

The Commission document stated feat 

according to fee accountant's report, 

which was prepared for the city during 

Bugauon, »7S,O72 was "used for a purpose 

not stated In fee license appUcatlon."However,the 

document notes 

that when questioned by the Commission 

as to what purpose the proceeds In 

(Please turn to page 17) 

15 arrested ia Sea Isle drag raid Section i, page 3 

Twhtpiauntln Music Pier concert Section 1, page l 

Hundreds expected for half-marathon run.. Section % page 11 

Rakkrs down MUlvUle after 23 years laps*,, Section 2, page 9 

Mtatlaad Notes ........i 

O«aiiCtty Notes ....> 

EdKoriaU ^^ and letters 

..,;.. Section 1, page 15 

Mi,,.SeeUoBl,pagei4 

,, Section 2, page 2 

.Section 2. page n 

. Section 1. page II 

..Section 1, page 3 

».».• 

Gangini named 

superintendent, I 

not division head 

ByANTTAJ.8PIEGEL 

Senttnel-LednerStalf 

Alfred J. Gangini, a local 

contractor, became superintendent 

buildings and repair within thi city's 

Division of Public Works Monday, Urn 

Sentinel-Ledger his learned, The announcement 

was made by aty Administrator 

Joseph Kane In executive 

session last Thursday. 

Gangini succeeds Marvin Tucker 

whose retirement Is effective Nov. 17. 

Kane previously planned to name 

Gangini as bead of the division despite 

overwhelming opposition from aty 

Cbundl. The administrator said he 

postponed the appointment to await Job 

qualifications from Civil Service. Kane 

sold Gangini mat tpj»nHi»flHi«» for bom 

positions but that the administrator 

thought him more suited to fee 

superintendent's Job , 

"Mr. Gangini is uniquely qualified lor 

Mr. Tucker's position as it deals with 

what's traditionally known as the trades 

- building, electric, plumbing," Kane 

yesterday said. "He will provide far the 

necessary Input Into the Public Works 

Department." 

Meanwhile, Rlcliard Snyder, 

wfflconttmto tBrre M tM 6>^w£ 

acanshaad. -•! 

llavw Jack BiMner asJd Itot ( 

mm is the taxpaj*t. Mr. 

salary U about 1)6,000. 

"finyd*rls

PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THF SITNJTIVPI .1 .F.nflER. OCEAN CITY. NJ. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,HW3 

DULL DAY SPECIALS 

EFFECTIVE 

Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 

Oct. 20, 21 & 22 

Shop these and fHe many other unadvertised 

specials store wide. 

THERMAL UNDERWEAR 

'5.95,. 

Thtrmal Shirts and Drawers 

ByB.V.D. Reg.MOOea. 

Sizes S,M,L,XL 

MM1 Ofl • Pint Mnr 

FLANNEL CO-ORDINATES 

ByRUSSTOG 

Special $ 22.40 to M8.00 

; Tan and Grey Slacks, jacket Tops 

and Skirts 

Reg. $28.00 to *60.0O 

Boys'Sizes ••» 

SPORT COATS 

25% Off 

Corduroy • Wool • Wool iitnds 

By Lev! • Botany • Jonathan Strang 

CRISTMAS CRAFT 

WORKSHOP 

Sat, October 22 

1fcOCa.Bi.tt 2:00 P.M. 

Wreath Making • Candlewlcking 

Chicken Scratch • Smocking 

Shadow Applique 

MONET JEWELRY 

15% Off 

earrings (Pierced & Clip) Necklace 

Chains • Bracelets • Stick Pins 

Plus...A large selection of Pearls 

JEAN NATE 

TOILETRIES 

10% Off 

Soaps • Splash • Powder 

PLUS A FREE BATH PILLOW 

with a purchase of $1.00 or more 

LEATHER HANDBAGS 

15% Off 

Dress and Sport by Romalne, 

Borelll, Davey, Patricia and More 

in Brown, Tan, Black, Wine, Taupe 

Reg. $21.00 to $75.00 

Al 

GIFT ITEMS 

10% OH 

Crystal • China • Glau Flgurint* 

candles •Candle Rings a. AAore 

EVERYTHING FOR HALLOWEEN! 

Cards • Decorations • Halloween 

Cutouts and Fabrics 

Patterns for Costumes, tool 

VISIT TOYLAND 

FOR COSTUMES and ACCESSORIES 

THAT ARE TO MAKE HALLOWEEN FUN! 

. Ladies' 

PULLOVER SWEATERS 

20% Off 

Dressy Holiday, Classic Shetlands 

Fair Isles, Nordic, Argyll, Bulkys 

Wools and Wool Blends in Fall Fashion Colors 

Reg. $18,00 to $45,00 Sizes S,AA,L,XL 

Ivwttn, IMM Fl, Tap M IKIMi 

Special Rack of 

LOLLIPOP FOOTED 

SLEEPERS 

30% Off 

Reg, $17,00 Sizes S,M,L 

L(«f«rli • MOM P(W 

Boys' Sites i-M 

JEANS 

20% Off 

Lev! and Wrangler Denim 8. Corduroy 

In many colors. Available in Slim & Regular 

tttt' sw. • Pirn FMr 

Open 9:00 -5:00 P.M. Men. thru Thurs. A Sat. 

Open Friday Evening 'til 9 

Dial 399-5511 

STUFFED ANIMALS 

10% Off 

Complete Selection of Plush, 

Including Snoopy & Belle, The 

Shirt Tales, Felix the Cat, 

Teddy Bears and many more 

All 

RUBBERHALLOWEEN 

MASKS Including 

Return of the Jedi 

20% Off 

Reg. $8.00 to $9.50 

TtvtM-IMMMrYJM. 

VINYL TABLECLOTHS 

20% Off 

Florals • Solids • Gingham Checks 

Woven-Looks in Sizes 52x52 to 

60x108 • Oblong • Oval • Checks 

Reg. W.00 to $13.00 

Hartford 

THERMAL BEDSPREADS 

20% Off 

•• 100% Cotton, Homespun Look, „. • 

Fringed Bottoms, in White, Yellow 

itlue, Beige, Jade. TvHn, Full, Queen 

Reg. $20.00 to $30.00 ' 

Men's Knit 

SPORT SHIRTS 

SPECIAL *15.00 

Long Sleeve • Solldi and Stripes 

Including Rugbyt by Puritan 

Sires S,M,L,XL Reg. $20.00 to $22.00 

Ladles' 

"MEMBERS ONLY" 

JACKETS 

20% Off 

wools • Leather • Cloth 

•tm,i 

ALL EXQUISITE FORM 

BRAS and GIRDLES 

35% Off 

Most All Sizes Available 

Reg. $5.25 to $15.50 

MMNM-WMPW 

Children's 

SWEATERS 

20% Off 

Pullovers • Cardigans • V Necks 

Asst, of Sty las and Colors 

Girls* Sites 214; Boy's Sizes 2-7 

Cape May County's Largest Department Start 


SWaystiV'Chtrgflit'' 

All 

HEATERS 

10% Off 

Kerosene • Electric 

Electric Radiators 

METAL 

IRONING BOARDS 


Adjustable 

Reg, $24.99 

CARPET SPECIALS 

• AlPurpoMCommtrciHTwtwl 

R«g, ».» tq. yd. Now '6.50 sq. yd, 

• Saxony Plush-Nyion 

Rtg. tn.W sq. yd. Now *l,il sq, yd, 

• 100% TrBVlra. u Pfihjen Colon 

Rag. S15.99 sq. yd. Now M2.9B »q. yd. 

REDUCED so* 

M Wftjl tw%i 

Al 

LAMPS-PICTURES 

BLAZERS BY HAGGAR 


Reg. $75.00 Sizes 34 46 

mmnmm. -nmmm 

Ladles' 

WEATHER TAMER 

JACKETS 

20% Off 

UH' MM • M Pi, BnM Owl, 

DANSKIN LEOTARDS 

and TIGHTS 

15% Off 

Classic Scoop Neck, Long Sleeve 

Leotard with matching Tights 

(Reg.orStlrup) In Black, Wine or Navy 

•MMrv-HntFMr 

Children's 

OUTERWEAR 

25% Off 

Snowsults • Jackets • Coats 

Girls* Sizes to 14; Boys' Sizes to 7 

Lighted 

CURIO CABINETS 

•199.00 

Richly finished in Pecan 

with mirrored back and all 

glass sides Reg. $249.95 

MMr.MMMSVWMA**. 

3-PI6C6 

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•519.00 

Contemporary in styla and flnltiMd in PalasanMr 

Walnut, consists of offtn teokeast. bottom doer bookcaw 

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WHIRLPOOL WASHER 

SPECIAL'379.00 

Model No. LA5300XK - White or 

Almond 

MIWIM-liMM 

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0 

TPLRSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1M3 

15 arrested in big drug raid 

he closed last night to begin 

finishing up the rough work 

from last summer when 

meihlng parts of the draw 

were ground down to prevent 

then from sticking during hot 

weather when the metal 

"flngen" expanded. 

According to Oliver KM, 

'regional maintenance 

: CourtMyBd Common 

'Mfc STREET DRAWBRIDGE 

I NOTICE • Deduct Mi BOB- 

Itor beach. 

: ADD-HOUR F« BeesJeyi 

; Point Bridge, 

High Law 

• A.M. P.M. AJI, PM, 

30 till liM liU 

Sill 9:12 liM 3:00 

•iN litt 1:98 l:a 

10:05 UiM 3:44 4:11 

Jl:41 UiM 4:19 5:04 

llsM 11:M 1:55 III! 

UiU Vt:U 5:41 lilt 

1:00 1:08 litt 7:«0 

f 

'Full ANW1 

; •LMtOu«i*r g 

.• OnlgufMr 

r 1 The Ocean City PTA fond 

rmlsing rampf'g" for MB ii 

scheduled to begin on Monday, 

Oct 14 for both primary 

and intermediate school 

rtudenti. 

The children will be aellln* 

a variety of acrylic suncatchert. 

There Is a large 

selection to choose from and 

each cornea wltha suctton cup 

hanger and gift box. 

Anyone needing further 

Information may can M-1BSB 

or MMS1. 

Weather 

Today wffl be ekafly with 

rail in the afteraeoo 

throughout the night aid 

perhaps tato Friday. Ternperature* 

wffl remain ea» 

Mat ta the Ms. Oinmmi 

conttauet tomorrow wltk 

high! in the upper Hi MM 

lowitathe«t.8atartayand 

.11 Sunday wffl be partly nemy 

.it wttfahlgbsliitheMtolSnnge 

A 

and lows ia the 4M. 

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PAGE 3 — 8ECTION 

Halloween parade Oct 27 

Ocean dty'i 36th annual g q , «h Street and AM prtaa); 

Halloween parade steps off and Hivtn Avenue; Seven — Coatomsd mar* 

By MARGIE BOWEN •11 of Cape M«y County, w*t Gardner of ill 47th St., 

7:30 p-m. next Thursday, Oct. Pmlombo'f Phannacy, Mth chtng organiiatlons 

thre«hi in Sea Isto, M M aty tnfMark Hoffman and 

dw'a Mmtlty wffl ratelve a 

: said, ta all, 41 caaet m WlUlam Toier whoai ad- memorials In grove. Vandak tore down the fence 

honorable mentions); 

m wvlngi tond donated by 

Parade chairman Jack;; 

T*ree—Children groups of 

Eleven people.lncuidlng »li made, tnotner 13,000 ta drug! dreasea wart unavailabk as the same evening. 

the Chamber gf Commerce. 

Jones, CM? Coundl prtatdoU 

two or more (first and aeeond 

from Sea Iile CUy wert were conltacatwl and • total of prtaMaiB tat wn« art aiid 

The mystery marcher 

and bdtaoge Oub mamber.'j 

prin and three honorable 

arrested Tu«d«y •«« »• of l» persons have torn k> live to Cape May County. 

gueaslng coupon Is available 

points out that tax deductfl)le 

mention*); 

egurt Itwed Mirdj wtrrmtt connected with the aOegad Ages of ten arrastid ware struck by cych h a Sentinel-Ledgtr ad- 

donations to help ofJsef! 

to enter the* local bsntl. Illegal drug operatton. also unavallabto.' 

vtrtemeni It should be 

Four — High tekeol ball parade costs nay be for*! 

Mica arrested five people AssUting in UH 4n- Several of thoae arrested 

A ^year-old Ocean City girl Police said Blrkbeek was filled out and Breaented to a 

(first, second, third and dd th lbt 

during the raids In two of the vestigaUon under • mutual are already named In sealed was Mated for a Matd unlicensed and that the owner parade marshal the night of 

fourth priie); 

667, and that anyone win a: 

homes and later arrested aid agreement were Atlantic todlctmenU handed down forehead and released from of the vehicle would be Ae parade, 

Five — Family groups and convertible automobile: 

tew more people In Wood. aty PoUce Det». Wffilam recently by a Caps May Snort Memorial Hospital, Ucketed for allowing an AU parade participant! adults (first prbe far adutts, willing to lend It parade night; 

Hn. The four otter* Lloyd McKnight and Timothy Counly Grand Jury, Oraoo Semen Point attar being unlicensed driver to operate must register and receive a flntprlie for family groups); should contact Mm at mOKt, 

Amp, Todd Moon, BUlr Mooney. 

mUL 

stmck by a motorcycle at 11th the motorcycle. Police in- number at either of Ae two Six — Baton schools, v any other Exchange Club; 

Snaleton. and Junior Martin, 

Authorities said Theodore The investigation, which Street and Wesley Avenue dicated there were no vehicle sign-up location*-, The Sen- cheerleader* (first, second member. • 

targeted local drug dealer*. Tuesday at 4:50 pjn. registration or Insurance 

Graaso laid, was sanctioned According to poUcs, Angela cards in Blrkbeck's 

Bridge to doe Oct. 25 by Mayor Dominic Raffa and Saucedo, who waa tnm- possession. 

The 9th Street drawbridge engineer with tht sUte Chief of Police Cart Qansert. ported to the tarttal^ 

Rescue Squad, darted to front 

will be closed to vehicular Department of Tran- Last year flea Isle Police 

ADDRESSWANTED 

of the motorcycle

PAGE 4 - SECTION ONE 

Almost 100 attend show 

Jersey Cape Toaitmlatress 

Qub WM host to 96 people at 

the 78 Howe production of 

Annie tut month. 

According to Barbara God, 

ways and means chairman, 

toastmlstress Is a training 

ground for public speaking 

and la helpful to thoM In 

business or club work. For 

Information on becoming a 

member contact Helen 

Jenkins, membership 

chairman, at 927-7439. 

OPEN AT i AJM. 


business office and iwlt> 

chboard open at 9 a.m. wtekdiiys- 

Programa are planned for 

the year Including guest 

speaker* at meetings and 

other activities. Meetings are 

on the second Wednesday of 

each month at the Shuff 

eboard Hut, 5th Street and 

Boardwalk, and a dinner 

meeting the fourth Wednesday 

of the month at the 

Crab Trap, Visitors are 

welcome. 

New officer* for be 1983-84 

year are Betty Myers, 

president; Helen Jenkins, 

first vice president; Donna 

Hughes, second vice 

president; Jo Coitanu, 

treasurer; and Connie 

HPujma, secretary. 

SAVE 20% 

on our new collection of 

Coats & Jackets 

Wool • Wool blends 

AH Weather Coats 

Sizes Pefltes & Misses e to 18 

Included in this Sale 

Our Fine Collection of 

MAN MADE FUR JACKETS 

AND FULL LENGTH COATS 

SPIHOP 

HELEN P. 

M? MiwryAv*. 

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OctinClly 

OPEN 

»to 5.10 

Betty Myers, left, and Barbara Goff of the Jersey 

Cape Toastmistress attend production of Annie. 


Carmody, Price are wed 

Colleen Anne Carmody, 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, 

Laurence J, Carmody of 

Ocean City and Boynton 

Beacn, Fla., became the bride 

of James I. Price, son of 

Edith Price of Pleasantville 

en Sept. St. 

The Rev. Dr. Martin 

Wlsmat performed the 

double-ring ceremony at the 

Margate Community Church. 

The matron-of-honor was 

fee bride's tUter, Kathleen 

Hewson of Longport, The 

bridesmaid's were Joanne 

AUbertl of Ocean Qty; Susan 

Basse of Philadelphia.; and 

Kimberlee Linus of Boca 

Raton, Fla. 

Brian Stead served as the 

Kirk and Pyne wed in Illinois 

Catherine Kirk and James 

C, Pyne were united in 

marriage Sept, 17 In the 

United Methodist Church of 

Harrington, HI. with fee Rev. 

William Kirk, fattier of the 

bride, officiating at the 

morning ceremony. 

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On Rev. and Mrs. Kirk, The 

groom Is the son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Jeremiah T, Pyne Jr. of 

Waueonda, HI. and the 

grandson of Mm, Clifford S. 

trout of Ocean City, 

Mrs. Edward Glade of 

Streemwood, I1L wu matron 

of honor, and the groom's 

brother, Kevin, served as beat 

man. 

The bride's daughter, 

ftauna, was flower girl and 

her brothers, David and Gary 

Kirk, werensben, 

A brunch was held at the 

HAR Spontoredby 

Antique Collector 

Club 

1038 Shore Raid 

Llnwood 

Antiques, Crafts 

Collectibles 

Sat, Oct. 22 

Our Discount Policy 

Makes Everyday a 

Sale Day ! 

Choose from our large selection of: 

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ALL WEATHER 

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From men famous maker* as; 

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Forecaster of Boston 

Drizzle Plti Rainwear 

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home of Rev. and Mrs, Kirk in 

Barrlngton Immediately 

following fee wedding. 

The bride la a graduate of 

Harper College and Is employed 

by the First National 

Bank of Barrlngton. Mr, 

Pyne, who attended the 

College of Lake County and 

Harper College, Is employed 

by the Park Corp, of 

Barrlngton. 

They are making their 

home In Waueonda, 111. 

SINGLES CLUB DANCE 

IN TUCKAHOE OCT. U 

On the Road Again singles 

dub will hold a dance, Friday, 

Oct. 28 from 9 pjn. to midnight 

at toe American Legion 

Hall, Route 50 In Tuckahoe. 

Open to all tingle, divorced or 

widowed persons ages 21 

through 82, it wU include live 

music by Bob Rut's Country 

Band. Refreahroenti will be 

served, setup! available. 

Ticket! are fS per penon. For 

information call 3M4448 or 

3B6-7670. 

best man. Ushers were Roger 

Bradshaw, Charles Brower, 

DenU Carmody, brother d 

the bride and B.J. Price th* 

groom's son. 

Given in marriage by her 

father, be bride wore ^ a 

BUnchl classic Victorian 

gown, fully embroidered in 

Lyon Lace with candlelight 

beading, high collared, 

scalloped waist with focus 

centered on Bianchl't new 

fan-train. Her veil and 

blusher were attached to a 

Lyon Lace hat covered win 

beading. 

The bride's attendants wore 

gowns of dusty rose taffetta 

with hack detailing finished In 

a soft-bustled effect. 

The mother-of-lhe-brlde 

wore a floor-length gown of 

Jade green with waist detail 

under the slight tunic overlay, 

the groom's mother wore a 

floor-length gown in soft 

mauve win pearl beading at 

fee bodice and waist. 

The bride carried an arm 

bouquet of Alstroroerla 

IiUles, Imported from 

HoUand, cream butterfly 

rates, baby 1 * breath and 

asparagru fern. 

the bride's attendants 

carried arm bouquets of 

bridal P»nk roses mixed with 

baby's bream. 

A reception washeld at me 

'dreate Bay Country dub. The 

couple spent their honeymoon 

on Cape Cod, 

The bride Is employed as 

facilities office supervisor at 

Barrah't Marina Hotel 

Caalno. The groom is the 

facilities manager at 

Harrah'a Boardwalk Hotel 

Casino. 

To wed in April 

Mr. and Mrs. William C, 

Derochea of Hallfai, Maas. 

nave announced the 

engagement of their 

daughter, Debra Jean of 

Ocean City, to WUUam 

Stewart Campbell, also of 

Ocean City. He la the son of 

Mr. and Mrs, William _P. 

Campbell of FauUnikill 

Lakes, N.J. 

The bride-to*e is a 1978 

graduate of Silver Lake 

Regional High School and Is 

employed by Continental 

Motel of Atlantic City as a 

tartender. 

BALTIMORE HARBOR 

BUS TRV OOF, JO 

Our Lady of Sorrows, 

LJnwood, will iponsor a but 

trip to Baltimore Harbor on 

Oct. 30, including visit to the 

aquarium. There win also be 

a atop for Christmas refreahmenta 

on return trip. Tickets 

are *20 per penon. For information 

call Mike Hughes 

927-2326. 

Try your next 

c* 

on a 

freth biked crolitint 

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841 Central QMpnGHy 

Dinntr served from Jp.m, 

399 3713 

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cflfchies 

ENTIRE STOCK NOW REDUCED! 

50% Off- ALLSUAAMSft 

W W / O Off HANDBAGS & JEWELRY 

3 0 % Off- ALL CHILDREN'S JEWELRY 

10% Off- 

20% Off- 

RNE GIFT ITEMS 

Lamps, Pietures, Glass, Furniture, ete. 

I or mere 

Gift Items at Reg. Price 

. " ENTIRE CHRISTMAS SHOP 

Off" Decorations, Lights, Toys 

Stocking Stuffers, C*rds, etc. 

MANY UNADVERTISEO SPECIALS 

WITH SAVW6S TOM'/. 

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Home Mad. Soups • Salad • Online • > 

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Dtbra Derochea 

Mr. CampbeD is a 1975 

graduate' of Lycomlng 

College, Willlamsport, Pa. 

with a bachelor of ml degree 

in business administration- 

He la employed by Tropkana 

Hotel and Casino In Atlantic 

tbe wedding U planned for 

April 14, 19B4. 

HABOH TRIP SATURDAY 

Tbe Atlantic County Stroke 

dub will sponsor a bus trip to 

Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Md., 

on Saturday. A viait to th« 

aquarium wlU be included. 

Bui will provide accommodations 

for handicapped 

persons. For lntenaflon 

call 927-0394 or 347- 

Wlf • 

^ ' - • ' 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER W 

Dried flowers 

iroeting topic : 

The Garden's Department' 

of the Ocean City Civic dub - 

held its first regular meeting, 

9:30 am, Tuesday, Oct. n it 

to Youth tetter, 8th Streetand 

Haven Avenue with seven . 

members In attendance. 

The theme of the meeting r) 

was dried flower 

arrangements. Betty Keenan 

was fee chalrlady and aha was 

assisted by Loretta Horneand 

Maude DeMlD. 

It was announced that the 

November meeting will be a 

tour of the Brlganttne Wildlife 

Refuge and the museum, with 

lunch following. Further 

information will be given at ~) 

the regular October meeting 

of the Civic Club. iTT 

The Garden'! DeparfineBf 

holds regular meetings on the 

second Tuesday of each 

month, unless otherwise 

announced. 

FASHION LUNCHEON 

AT CREATE BAY 

Ocean City auxiliary: of 

awre Memorial Hospital wUl 

hold a luncheon and faah|on 

show at Create Bay Country 

dub on Tuesday, Oct. 25. The 

affair will be held at-12; JO 

p.m. Proceeds will benefit the 

hospital. For Information or 

reservations call 399-1783. - 

RETIRED EDUCATORS 

TO MEET Oct. J7 

ape May County Retired -\ 

Education Association WlU ** 

hold its faO luncheon meeting 

at the Grand Hotel, Atlantic 

and Jefferson avenues, 

WUdwood Crest on Thursday, 

Oct. 27 at noon. For Information 

call i22-J171. ,._ 

' Dance Fashions 

Is Improving! 

Wfearryalipgt "..' 

selection of women's 

donceweor. Leotards, ^ 

Tlohts, Liowarmtrs,, 

and much more 

to come. Shown, ' : 

cotton block print by 

Softouch 

10% Discount 

to Dance Students 

On Nov. 1 we're 

moving Into Sportiworld 

»4i Aibury Ave. 

Remember we 

have Hal iowetn 

Supplies! 

951 ASBURY AWE. 

3810086 

Ridgewood Shopping Plaza 

N^w Rd. & Ridgwood Ave. 

, Northfield 

Phon«641-UU 

Hoor»:Mon.:Snt,i01i.m.to5:3Op.m. • 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.1M3 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER JEAN CITY, N.j. PAGE 5 — SECTION ONR 

Hoxisis brads association 

In hU flnt offlclal tctton, 

Jim PIousU, newly elected 

prMhtat of Oi Cedar Beach 

CMc Association, conducted 

4tht ''board of director*' 

Monthly meeting at fee Mth 

ttrtet municipal buUdlng 

during Which Jane Friel wa» 

elected the portion of vice 

trealdent and Bernlce Byrne 

waa re-elected treasurer. The 

position of recording 

secretary remains vacant 

The Board unanimously 

voted to donate to UM Edward 

£kMrtBckt Memorial Fund. 

Committee chairmen 

named Included BU Bennett, 

membership; Marty Defleer, 

nominating; Jane Friel, 

Independence Day bicycle 

parade aad public relations 

publicity; Bob Hansberry, 

ways and means; Jtaa Mott, 

alley and street paving and 

golf tournament; Dan 

Jtmassone, arts and craft 

•tarn and playground. 

Berrrice Byrne and Jane 

Friel, wbo co-chalred the Oct 

I dinner dance, reported on 

, p 

plans with The Flanders 

Hotel, Membership applications 

and a newt release 

were-available at the dinner 

table* to encourage new 

UMDbers. 

A tentative date of Nov. 11 

wat scheduled for the 

Association's next general 

meeting. Additional information 

will be confirmed 

and reported on at the next 

board meeting, the board 

meeting date was voted on 

and will remain the the fourth 

Wednesday of each month at 1 

p.m. at the 46th Street 

municipal building, 

PlousU reported on traffic 

light patterns particularly in 

the 56th Street and Weal 

Avenue area, and general 

discussion focused on the 35 

roph speed Unit from 34th 

Street and Wat Avenue 

south. Several directors 

expressed opposition to what 

they considered the high 

speed which they feel is 

hazardous to children and 

adult pedestrians trying to 

cross the wide roadway. 

Plousls Hid he appreciated 

the support of nil board and 

expects the Association to 

progress In civic activities 

doing the new term. 

Any reaMent in the Cedar 

Beach section (Mb Street 

south) who isn't a member U 

encouraged to contact any 

board member or direct 

inquires to Post Office Box 

2053. 

The next board meeting is 

Oct. 26. 

Elias and Springs to wed 

Arnold Ellas of Ocean City 

awiounewthi engagement of 

Us daughter, OiartoW Ann, 

to Gregory A. Springs, son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. 

Ramey of Washington, D.C. 

The bride-elect is a 1974 

•graduate of Ocean City High 

^School and a 1878 graduate of 

Trenton State University with 

a • degree In physical 

education. 

Mr. Springs U a graduate of 

Roosevelt Mgh School in 

Washington, DC. and is 

currently in tbe United States 

Air Force. 

Both. Mr. Springs and the McGulre Air Force Bate, 

bride-to-be are telecom. The wedding will take place 

unlcatlons operations November 12 at the Shttoh 

daUsts, stationed at Baptist Church, here. 


Uhe DGiiiiintf 0€ic£e 

IB % -3O*fa #*. U 

pttk J—*" iurpri'te Jaw'n 

^ Our fhhbiu/l 

rmij ywm jLue.it. 

irgnswtclc Yirrii 

4At*uKM 

The Gingham Goose 

Friday A Saturday, October 21 & 22 

10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

Handcrafted Gifts 

Classes offered 

Register for our free drawing 

Free Refreshments 

3127 Witt Avi. 

PYTHIA 

on the Boardwalk 

Ocean Ctty 

Friday & Saturday Only 

Sweaters Galore 

30% OFF 

Hundredi of luxurlout •wtiteri lr> a variety of 

•xcltlng colors and itylet fashioned by the 

renowned Robert Bruce. 

Smartly tailored drew shim by Bravado & 

LaStrada. Special selection of Corduroy and 

Drwi ilaeM. Active iporttwesr by Robert 

Bruce* featuring Arnold Palmtr 8. Jimmy 

Connor* Sportswear, 

PYTHIAS 

phots by |#nlsr 

Andy Mooney, district lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis Club, at the 

podium, was guest speaker following installation of new officers for the 

Ocean City club. From left are Joe Iudica, second vice president, Jeff 

Freeman, first vice president; Gus Bruno, president, and Tom Barratt, 

treasurer. 

The Ocean City Women's 

Research Club held its flnt 

departmental meeting of the 

season Oct 6 In St. Peter'a 

United Methodist Church. 

Mrs. William Martin 

welcomed members and 

guests. 

Mrs. William Pugh, 

chairman of the literature 

department, introduced Mrs, 

Fidel KroeMer, who gave • 

report on the Uf« and Low of 

George Sand. 

Aurore Oupin (her maiden 

name) was born in 1804, the 

year of Napoleon's 

coronation. She was a mixture 

of royalty and peasantry. 

George Sand was truly a 

genius, who wrote novels, 

plays, political essays, 

OPTOJ AT 1 AJK, 


business office and switchboard 

open at 9 am weekdays. 

Hiring in Ardmore following wedding 

of Our Lord 

Philadelphia mu 

fee setting June 11 for the 11 

o'clock wedding ceremony of 

Loralne Paraera, daughter of 

Pasquale and Mary Pantera 

of Philadelphia, and Jeflery 

Andrews, son o* Janet and the 

late Edgar J. Andrews Jr. of 


The Rev. Nicholas Marttno 

officiated during the double 

ring ceremony- 

Matron of honor wai 

Patricia Pamera, sister of the 

bride, of Philadelphia. 

Bridesmaidi were Marianne 

lannone, Karen O'Neill, Dee 

RUM and Amy Bacheler, 

Mark Andrews, brother of 

fee groom, served as best 

man. Assisting as ushers were 

Paul Andrews, brother of the 

groom, Tim Taecartno and 

Jeff Wilson all of Ocean City, 

and William Bacheler of 

Cherry Hill. 

Escorted by her father, fee 

bride won a Blanch! wedding 

i 

gown of silk orgama with rose 

applique on the bodice and 

train edge. She carried a 

bouquet of stephanotis and 

white roua. 

the bride's attendants wore 

magenta gowns with matching 

hats and carried a 

bouquet of two-tone carnations 

witt contrasting tea 

roses. 

The mother of tbe bride 

wore a taupe chiffon dress 

with matching accessories. 

The mother of the groom 

wore a violet-pink silk dress 

with matching accessories. 

REHAB. FOUNDER 

TO SPEAK SUNDAY 

Mount Pleasant Church, 

Ocean Heights Avenue, will 

feature Al Palmquist, 

founder and president of 

Midwest Challenge Safe 

House, a drug rehabilitation 

cute la Minneapolis, as 

guest speaker at the 7 p.m. 

Sunday service. Everyone is 

welcome. 

Village 

Y SHOPPE 

% We'B welcome Trick «Tr 

i foCoitame.HilQwetn. 

? 0et.Msttaniitt8i. m 11»8 >.m. 

Wayside Village, Marmora, N.J. 

Open AH Year 399-T171 

Mon. S«f. 106; Frl. 'til 7 Sun. 10-2 

Miss Georgeann 

Georgeann 

Finishing and Modeling Studio 

located at 

Bridgeport Plaza, Dock 9, 

Condo #1, Ocean City 

Announce! that beginning 

Saturday, October 22nd and 

continuing every other weekend 

a seminar by a top notch New 

York agency will be presented. 

These lectures willindoctrinate 

up and coming models and people 

interested in the arts. 

Lectures and time will 

vary with age group* 

Call for further Infornwilon 

398*5522 

LADIES 1 

HJLLFASHWHED 

SWEATERS 

100% Shetland Wool 

Machine Wathabt. 

CrewNfCkor 

Cardigan Sweaters 

Sold In America's 

Leading 

Stores for $34^0131 

Our low price *20 

Men's Sweaters available 

at similar savings 

TERRA MAR PLAZA 

900 TMM HM4, NarlMaM, N J, 

(109) 145-3320 

Both mothers carried orchid 

corsages. 

A reception was held at 

aneliri In Cherry HiU. After 

a honeymoon trip to Mexico 

the couple art raiding in 

Ardmore, Pa, 

The bride la a graduate of 

St. Mario Ooretti High School 

md a 1980 graduate of Dresel 

UhlversiQ' with a bachelor'i 

degree in business ad- 

minlstratton. She la employed 

with National liberty Cor. 

poration In FrmMr, Pa. 

Mr. AndrewB is a 1972 

graduate of Ocean Qty Hi«b 

School md 1979 graduate of 

Dreiil University with a 

bachelor's degree in business 

administration. He U employed 

with Prudential Insurance 

Co. in Fort 

Washington, ft. 

Sinct 1922 

NOW BEING SHOWN 

Diltineiive 

FALL & WINTER FASfflONS 

Couts • Suits • DreBies 

* Sportswear - AcceMorie« 

744 Asburv Ave., Ocean City, N.j. 

This Week's 

Special 

Copco Tea Kettles 

Now $ 9" 

Reg.'22 

SAVE'12.05 

FREE Cooking Demonstration 

each Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m, 

No reservations required. Come 

|oln us for coffee and a special 

cooking experience. 

OCT. 22 BREAD 

Oct. 29 PUFF PASTRY 

ASBURY 

OCEAN CITY. 

398 4111 

Give "Safe" 

Halloween Treats 

Hallmark Stick.R.Treats Stickers take the worry 

out of trick-or-ironting. Each pack contains 25 

individuaily wrappfid "treats" for safe 

Halloween fun —Tun that lasts longer than 

candy! Clvo the treats kids love — and Moms 

can't say no to. Give Hallmark Stlck-R-irBats! 

$2,00 

OMtn City 1 ! Niwtit« Urgili Hlimirk Ctid Shop 

733 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

(•eroisfrem Wardi Pastry and (tabu!) 

Mon.Thur.I,Sat.9toS:M; Prl.9-8:30p.m. 

Writer Sand is dub topic 

classical tetters and poem*. 

Writing MI no effort, the 

wrote for the •beer delight of 

giving her life and love to 

others. 

After lunch, Mrs. Craig C. 

MaUwwaon, chairman of 

American home Hfe ipeke on 

the mechanics of borne crafts 

with booklet! and sample, of 

needlepoint en plastic, 

counter cross ittteh and 

crewel. Mrs. John C. Petttt 

displayed two 

piUowf and dUcusMd 

vmrlout Mtchta. 

the 

•The rule* for entrte* torn*'• 

spring festival wen nvttwatf 

and member* war* «-"? 

coBMged tobegta work DBW" 

to entry In April 1984. ' 

today (Thurtdar) at Ttar- 1 . 

Flanders Hotel Heton R»g*Jt ' 

wffl ahew bar slide* on • Wp ' 

IB aha. 

Cholly's Country Gift Shop 

ROUTE 9 MARMORA 

399-3554 

B«twHnMtt

I') 


Testimonial to honor Judge Francis 

A testimonial dinner 

honoring recently retired 

Appellate Judge Qtergs B. 

Francis has. been scheduled 

tor Saturday evening, t>ct. 22 

it Harrah's Marina Hotel and 

Cntyilno, sponsored by the 

Atlantic and Cape May bar 

associations. 

Colleagues , of Judge 

Francis from both the bench 

and bar as well as family and 

dote friends will Join together 

to pay tribute to one of South 

Jeriey's raoit respected 

Jurlsto, 

After being admitted to the 

New Jeriey Bar In 1M0, he 

entered private practice In 

Wlldwood and remained in 

practice there for 10 yean. 

During that time, hta partners 

were George James and 

pfisent Superior Court Judge 

James A. O'Neill. 

In IBM, he was appointed to 

(he then part-time portion of 

Cape May County prosecutor 

and, 10 months later, was 

appointed by Oov. Meyner H 

Cape May County Court 

Judge. He was resppalnted 

and jerved in the County 

Cburt until April 1970 when 

Gov. Hughes appointed him to 

fee Superior Court, where he 

nt In the Chancery Division 

until 1975. 

In January 1976 he was 

appointed by then Chief 

Justice Hughes to fee position 

of Assignment Judge for 

Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland 

and Salem Counties 

where he served until 

December 1979 when be was 

elevated to the Appellate 

Division. 

On Sept. 1,1983, after nearly 

a years of service, Judge 

Francis retired from the 

bench. 

Story hours resuming 

The Ocean City Public 

Library will be holding It* fall 

story hour tor Mo 5-year-olds 

starting Oct,& 

Every Saturday morning 

from 10:30 to 11:30, children 

can share favorite stories, 

participate In flngerplays and 

pantomime, sing along with 

Elisso Uretsky-Odle 

Rfglitered 

Eltctrelegiit 

By 

CKssa 

Coll 

823-0079 

Unattractive Hslr 

Removed Permanently 

OPEN SATURDAYS OCT. 22 & 29 

Final FaU 

25% to 60% off 

STOREWIDE 

Including our new fall fasiom 

324-8 Anbury Ave. 

Open 10 to 5 


the guitar, and make simple 

a-afu. The program will be 

held weekly until Dec. 10. 

Parents are welcome to 

browse for books and 

magazines while their 

preschoolers participate in 

the story program. Parents 

may register their children at 

Die library, 6th Street and 

Ocean Avenue. 

PHOTO PICKUP COST 

All pietnrei that appear in 

The Sentinel-Ledger may be 

picked up at the office, 112 8tb 

Street for a charge of «, any 

time during the regular 

builnen day, fallowing 

publication In the paper. 

WARDS 

INTERIORS 

DBAPiS 

VtBTICALS 

WOViN WOODS 

iLINDS 4 SHADiS 

BI-UPHOLSTIRiNQ 

SLIP COVIFSS 

BEDSPREADS, 

CUSHIONS 

WIT 

*' THE AUTUMN BREEZE 

TURNS THE LEAVES TO GOLD 

This beautiful time of year, when plant* and treei are •tarting to change 

their color, remindi us that from nature have Come to many of the wonderful 

medicines that help ui to live looger and healthier Uvet. We always (Ike to 

recall our itudy of Advanced Botany In Pharmacy SebMl where we learned' 

how theie ll/e-glvlng drugs were extracted frotn their natural environment. 

When a new drug MUM on the market for safe uie we of course read all 

the available literature, and this alwayi details the source of the product. 

You would be surprised hew many drngi In this age of lynthetlcs and 

technology still are coming from Mother Earth. We stock them. 

You or your doetar can phone as when yen need a delivery. We will deliver 

promptly without eitra charge. A great many people rely on us for their 

health needi. We welcome requests for delivery service and charge accounts. 

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savings Days at Johnson's 

GE SP AC E MAKER" 

MICROWAVE OVEN 

Takes no couniirtop tpaea — 

replaces existing rang* hood: 

Includes built-in exhaust fan and 

oooktop light, Extra wWa ovm 

eavlty, OooK eode Control and 

Auto Boast. 

ft 

yhnson's 

ELECTRIC 

Electrical Contractor* •Rt*ld*ntl«lComm«-c|«l 

930AiburyA»§. 0MMC*y,lU 

MMil DPCOMm 

*279 II 

QE HEAVY-DUTY 

COMMERCIAL DRYER 

With panniMn! press and limed 

rtguiireyelM. 3 drying options 

Including no-hMl alr-llull, Porctialn 

•npmti drum. Removable 

up-tronl lint illtir. 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NJ, 

pfiefs 6ir Itfller Sfydls 

Earl and Grace Mclntire celebrate 85th anniversary 

at dinner party Saturday at the 

Tuckahoe Inn. 

Mark 65 th anniversary 

Earl and Grace Mclntire of 12 Ocean Rd. were guetts of 

honor recently at a dinner party to celebrate their SHfa 

wedding anniversary held at the Tuckahoe Inn. 

Mr, Mclntire retired from fee Reading Railroad after 

more than SO yean as chief car distributor. 

Formerly of Philadelphia where they are members of 

he East Baptist Church, they have resided here for the put 

12 years, Mrs, Mclntire served as financial secretary to the 

Ocean City Card Club where they were active for five years. 

The couple have two daughters, Virginia Kaelln of 

Philadelphia and Ruth Hecht of Ocean City, six grandchildren 

and 10 great-grandchildren. 

Harvest fair all day Saturday 

The Amique Collectors Club cakes, preserved and breads 

will ipomor iti annual available. Foods will be 

Harvest Fair Saturday at 1038 aerved all day. 

Shore Road, Unwood, from 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring an- In the event of rain fee fair 

ttques, crafts and collectibles, will be held Sunday. October 

There will be homemade ffl. 

HAIRS 

A 

POPPIN 

(Formerly Kara-Lyn Hair Stylists) 

Is Now Open 

1604 Haven Ave, 

Palmer Shopping Center 

399.4333 

Upcn Mon.-S»I . Thun, Ilii nl(hu 

GILBERT 0, GILBERTSON 

Is pleased to 

announce the opening 

of his office for the 

Genera! Practice of Law 

Parkway Plaza 

110 Roosevelt Boulevard 

Marmora, New Jersey 08223 

(609) 3911616 

FEELGOOD! 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER tttil 

Women work out to jazz 

The Country Shore 

Women's Club opened Its 

September meeting with a 

fen •Mien led by Mary 

Mangold, former Mill Cape 

May County, Club members 

Joined In M Ml» Mangold led 

fee dub in warm-up t nrdMi 

and a Jan workout. 

Following the program, a 

business meeting wu held. 

Officers for the 1983-19M 

season are Janet Haag, 

prerideat! Jeanne Mentor, 

first vice president; Wendy 

Dougherty, second vice 

president; Kathy Chlorano, 

third vice president; Mary 

Ann Barlle, recording 

secretary; Jonnie Oove, 

corresponding secretary; 

Edythe Ingrain, treasurer; 

and Colleen Fansler, 

parlimentarian. 

Ways and Mean* chairperson 

Wendy Dougherty 

discussed upcoming fundrailing 

projects. Some of the 

projects planned are a casino 

bus trip, Christmas bataar, 

and children's play. 

It was reported that the 

recipients of last year's funraUing 

projects were the 

SeavUle Volunteer Fire 

iNomettes 

entertain Nomads' 

Ocean aty Nomettos entertained 

the Nomads 

recently at the monthly 

meeting with an Octoberfest 

luncheon party. 

President Blanch Tannahills' 

spedal guests Included 

president Edward 

Dorman, first vice president 

Joseph Dougherty and second 

vice president Wilson Bates of 

(he Nomads. 

New members Introduced 

were Muriel Weyriek, Irene 

Lawion, Helyn Vanneman 

and Margaret Franks. 

Entertainment was 

provided by accordlanist 

Pedlno. 

"The total concept 

in Interior Design" 1 

FURNISHINGS 

UPHOLSTERY 

CARPETING 

DRAPERIES 

SGHXI 

398-7177 • 398-1483 

Help 

Yburself! 

New Activities Schedule 

Pifneii ft Eiirchi 

Tuesdsysi Thursdays — unfit Nm, 24 

Nov. 1 -Dae 13 Aerofaict 

Nov. 1 • Dec 13 Workout with Diinni 

TottlBody Conditioninj) 

Nov. 1 • Die, 13 [in Into Toll) 

Body Workout 

Striti Minigemtnt 

Nov, 2 • Die, 7 

Wfdntsdtys 

Nov. 15 & 22 

Tuisdiys < 

Nov IB Die. 21 

Wrtnuiifl 

Yogi for Salt•TranafDfRi •tion 

MM A Wamtn 

Growing SnparMtty ft Togithtr 

Workshop tor Covpltt 

Sitting Goili 

Nutrition 

Tuitiiyt 

Nov. 1-Die 6 BitiiTltfitiikl 

S.tfHtlp 

Nov. 1S -.Die, 8 Cullrtwy Hiirti Kitehin 

Envtronmintil Sittty 

Nov. 9. 14, IS C.P R. 

Nov. 3 • Die, 16 Iipictint Pwintt Cliii 

Eictpt Nov. 24 

Nov. 21 Gtiarttn Birth lapiriintt 

Afthif nMn MMsli SiMM 

WiNdMSHt 

Nov. 8 ft 15 You ind Your Aging P.rmli 

Nov, 14 ft 21 Spuklng — Communicitlon 

lor Couplu 

Reservations a must. For a free, complete schedule and reservation form call 

6 

Company, Marmora 

Volunteer Pire Company, 

Upper Tewnihlp Beacue 

Squad, Upper Township 

"Jawi of life," St. John of God 

building fund, and the library 

fund, SehotafsMps weregiven 

to two Upper Townihip High 

School students and two 

Upper Townihip eighth 

graders. 

Ho«te«M» for the 

wereDolores Clayton, 

Harris, Barbara Gaupp, 

Helen Young. 

The program for the 

meeting will be a demo* 

sntton by the conservaUot 

and garden department, 

pM. Oct. 85 in the fel 

hall of the United M 

Church of Marmora, 

Mary Mangold and her students demonstrate a; 

jazz workout to the Country Shore Women's.^ 

Club, • -•••4 

Judges get recipes 

All recipe* miffed In the What's Cocking '83 contest 

have been given to the judges for their dseliton on the 

aemWlnallsts. 

Conteitants choeen wUl be nrtifled by mall Mora Get: 

30tobrlngthelrdlsh(cookedathome) to the Intermediate 

•Aool cafeteria on Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. for the final Judging 

and awarding of prUes. 

All those who entered, but were not chosen for the semiflnallata, 

as well as anyone who didn't enter this year's 

event ire welcome to attend the finds. 

Following awarding of prizes, the public will be invited 

to taste all of the diahea. 

All recipes submitted will appear In the annual What's 

Cochin •B3 supplement to b% Included with The Sentifcl- 

Ledger Issue of Nov. 10, 

Award winning 

earrings by 

Foul Merelh 

Michael Good 

Daunts 

and more 

fine 

jewelry 

custom design 

repairs on the premises 

3982505 

FOQAIITY, STEWART 

ATTENDING ALBRIGHT v 

Former Ocean City Higi 

School students Tra< 

Fogarty and i Heat 

Stewart have b«un §f 

freahmen at Albright I 

Reading, Pa., which 

began Its 128th 

ytar, \ 

Public Notice 

MUNICIPAL PLANNINO »OA«6 

tit¥B»O«t»nCliV "• 

NMJfftfy 

FUILICNOTICi 

Th«n«xlr«gulir mMting ef thiOMBl 

City Municipal miming IMfi will M 

Mil an WEDNESDAY. 'NOVBMM* S> 

im it tm P M in tin countq onn(J 

* >>ii^ u=ii & . • 

TM following tWIeinHH' will t» 

SUBOIVIIIONI 

Braw AHselitM • Block 5»1, 

»- CrMtl I Ian • m « W > Variti 

r*BuirMlsr(rMM|«*nllstarM. ISM 

N, Ntt rwulrM.I ! 

SITE PLAN RIVIIW , 

OCMfl lilt . Block 1M7, LO1 1 i:IJ 

liniBNn AvMut 1 Unit mult! IimUy Nt 

wltnea rNUrM, 

•XTINIIONI M 1IM mtn Apprgvil 

OtKwoM Corporitlon. MaMewlinM - 

M unit tawnhMM condot. PMH tp 

provil glv«n J.nmry (Ml. (HIM fr«n 

limiXI CW«UI. Block III, LBtl I I 3 • J 

» unit PMManllU iKtnd •it»flik» 

Original «ppfov»l glvw 1040. 

ltmu« Ciptni. Block 314, Left i thf w 

f • Hirtjor HOUM Motti, Cenvtrt •» H 

cooao unit.. Stcona •«tion. ortotnl 

•Mfwll glvM 10-10 ' i 

TiiMs4uMs . ilock Ml, Lot II 

FPinli UtM-Arthlttct. inf •rprititlon »! 

•kyligHt uMtr OralniMi No nil. 

ThtM slant trt M (lit in Iha tit* 

eitrMsMei MM may M vMintf «y ni 

public iuring riggjlr buin«« ncurt. 

AWutti nolle* o) thii n\Mlng M 

Ming glvtn purtuant to P.L. mi, 

Freeze 

Management 

Salaries 

Vote "NO" On 

November 8th 

Aren't we paying enough now tar ' 

government in Ocean City? Your vote of 

, OCTOBER 20.1983 

, ... ptwiob, PtttVlH 

r Kathy Plousis, ri^t, receives piano lesson 

fîni new teacher at the arts center, Robin Mc- 

Coy, as Bill Dempsey, also a new Instructor, 

looks on. 

Tlie U.S. Model of the Year 

1983 preliminary pageant 

designed tor aspiring models 

with Interest In fee modeling 

profession was held recently 

atftsMuslePier. 

More than 55 models entered 

the competition, 

atanlied by Miss 

aforgeAnn, owner of a 

fliiahlng and modeling studio 

tn Ocean Oty and Oaklyn. 

the program, which la 

considered a beneficial eiperlenee 

for those entering 

the modeling profession, 

opened wife the posting of the 

onion .by fte UJ. Coast 

Guard followed by a song and 

dance routine performed by a 

troupe of young people from 

Knot Reagan's School of 

Dgncing. 

Among the eight finalists 

chosen In the pee wee division 

were Brittany Cates and Dani 

LBubert_al Ocean _CUy, and 

Brandy Moirlaon of Somers 

top model spot 

Point 

Damion Joseph Morrison of 

Sonera Point was among the 

five finalists selected in the 

masters division, boys aged 

three to seven. 

In the teen division for girls 

ages 13 to 17,11 finalists were 

chosen Including Franceine 

Colao and Caren Draper of 

Somers Point, and Catherine 

Shankland of Northfleld. 

In the mister division, 

finallsts were BUI Taylor and 

Joseph Ooch of Ocean aty, 

and Balse PlmplneUl of 

Somers Point 

The final show will be held 

Sunday, Nov. 27 in 

Providence, R.L The next 

preliminary pageant will be 

Feb. 25 on the Mule Pier for 

the 1984U.S model of the year. 

For taformatton can 3Wf«no 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

New music teachers are joining Arts Center 

Tb« Ocean Qty Arti Center 

hai announced two new muilc 

kachers, Bill Dtfpey and 

Robta McCoy, nave joined the 

center staff. 

Mrs. McCoy, a newcomer to 

tw an*, will teach piano In 

the spring. She ia the wife of 

fee director of mule at St. 

Peter's MethodHt Church. 

Sie has taught beginning 

and Intermediate piano to 

students of all ages and wU 

Special lunches popular 

Upper Townihip 

Elementary School, Tuckahoe 

Mad in Marmora, celebrated 

national food week Oct. 12 

with a programmed-forpower 

lunch, and invited 

parents and grandparent to 

Join Vie children for lunch. 

The cafeteria , was 

decorated In a PacMan theme 

with PacMen, made by fee 

second grade dan, hanging 

from the ceiling. 

The lunch consisted of 

power source burgers, 

printout potatoes, apple bytes 

and your choice of milk. 

During the lunch period Mrs. 

Gay Atwood, dressed in a 

Urge PacMan costume, 

distributed cookies to 

student! and visitors. The 

cafeteria women made fee 

PacMan cookies complete 

wife icing and a raisin for an 

eye. 

The elementary school 

aerved SSI lunches, more than 

double fee normal quote. The 

event was also held at fee 

Mrs. Gay Atwood, 

dressed in her PacMan 

costume, congratulates 

Stephen Shimp for his 

prize winning pouter 

celebrating national 

food week. 

Middle School in Petersburg, 

wife total iunchea served In 

Qii district amounting to 

1,040. 

CHARGE 

Ahead to 

Knight's Pharmacy 

for old world 

courtesy and 

service 

KNIGHTS 

8th A WESLEY AVE. 

399-5555 

, in b*ik*.for pisao 

(BCbriquw. ; 

Having studied both piano 

performance and music 

Oxwry with GustM Richard 

and Amanda Bush, Mra. 

McCoy subsequently performed 

many time* in concert 

tn the Loe AngatM avea. BM 

also taught private tasons for 

nine years and has had 

regular performance elaasea. 

Demptey, an accomplUhod 

guitarist, will hold guitar 

burtructioiii in ttw fprlng. His 

performing experience in- 

School officials 

to address confab 

Officials from two area 

school districts will participate 

as speakers during a 

three-day series of training 

and informantlonal sessions 

sponsored by fee N.J. School 

Boards Association, fee NJ. 

Association of School Adminlatrators 

and fee NJ. 

Association of Sehodi 

Business Officials Oct. 26-28 S 

Atlantic City. 

Antoinette J. Rugglert, 

board secretary-business 

administrator of fee Ocean 

Qty School District, will 

speak on fee role of fee board 

secretary during the 

workshop session entitled 

cludes folk, cla«ic»l, jau, 

country-western, rock and 

roll and musicals. 

He btgan Ms career as a 

trombonist studying clasrieal 

music, and Jan but later 

became interested in folk 

nude and guitar. 

Among his past per* 

formances are those sponsored 

by the New Jersey Stele 

Council on the Arti, 

Philadelphia Folksong 

Sodety, Atlantic County Am 

Council and King of Prussia 

Mall. 

"Changing society, changing 

schools." 

Also to address fee conference 

will be William F. 

Carpenter, principal, and 

John Phillips, supervisor of 

special programs, of the 

Upper Township School 

District Their topic will be 

fee language arti writing 

program. 

Tney will be among nearly 

350 local school officials and 

educators to participate in the 

conference, which will be 

attended by more than 1,000 

local board members, administrators 

and educators. 

Dentists are 

pulling for 

our music 

We're WSLT... 

with a song for you, 

WSLTI 

PAGE ? — SECTION ONE 

The Dick Anthony Orchestra will be featured 

at the Music Pier Saturday, Oct. »from 9 p.m. 

•til midnight. Music will be continuous with Bill 

Braestle and the Sun Shine Boys Banjo Band 

playing during big band breaks. Tickets are *5. 

For information, contact the Public Relations 

Department, 399-fli 11. 

WIN OVER *1000 00 IN PRIZES! 

* This week's Festival of Values Winners I * 

•CHECK THE 

FOLLOWING 

TWO PAGES 

FOR THE 

. PARTICI- 

* PATING 

MERCHANTS 

REGISTER AT 

EVERY 

•STORE 

l i Katherme Moore, left, is presented with a 

fieven-pitee cutlery set from Tom Shaw 

following the Festival of Values drawing 

Saturday at Earl L, Shaw Jr. inc. 

Louiie Welch, right, of the Piccadilly 

congratulates Lillian Relnagel of Lansdowne, 

Pa. as winner of a seven-piece copper bottom 

cookware set in last week's Festival of Values 

drawing. 

Wendy Duffy, left, presents Sue Rixon of 

Ocean City with a seven-plece cutlery set 

following the Festival of Values drawing last 

week at Rainbow's End, 

Bud Stiles, right, of Bud's Outboards 

presents a Poly Perk coffee maker to Festival 

of Values winner T,J. Recchione of Somers 

Point last Saturday, 

Patty Dinger, left, of Ocean City receives a_ 

5-quart slow cooker from Kathy Feinsteln of 

Kristy's Boutique as winner in last week s 

Festival of Values drawing. 

John Kelly, left, of Dailey PJumbrng presents 

Anna M, Harvey of Freehold and Ocean City 

with her Festival of Values prize, a sevenpiece 

copper bottom cookware set. 

REGISTER AT 

EVERY PAR- 

TICIPATING STORE 

AND WIN A 

VALUABLE 

HOUSEHOLD 

GIFT! 

VALUABLE 

SHOP 

LOCALLY! 

Al Paterson, right, of Carter Lincoln Mercury, 

presents Bradford and Dorothy Lippincott 

of Palermo with a 5-quart slow cooker 

following the Festival of Values drawing last 

Saturday. 

WIN OVER $ 1000 00 IN PRIZES!

•A ' 4 

•£ PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE 

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

I 

I WIN OVER 1000 on IN PRIZES! 

REGISTER At EVERY STORE 


A VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD GIFT 

SPECIAL! 

THIS WEEK ONLY 

20% OFF 

ALL CLOTHING 

WITH THIS 

AD! 

UWJLME 

HATOUJFfe 

m-mi 

I OfMnvwi nMwms 

Heijtage Shoppe 

Early American 

Furniture 

Reproductions for 

20% Off 

OPEN UHT1. CHRISTMAS 

l7M7llMrtwilr 

Octon City 

CLOSEDSUNDAYS 

Th» L.W0 f*¥t 111 HI atft. 

t i t f 

Connoisseur Ltd. 

OCTOBER SPECIALS 

50% Off 

Summtr Handbags ft Jewelry 

IN OUR GIFT SHOP 

U*M. CMMtl. HfMm, DNMttr Mffll.B§. 

20% Off • Any ISO or more purchase 

of reg. price merchandise 

10% Off-CHRISTMAS 

Decorations, Cards, Wrap, Toys etc. 

Shop* open 9:30 to 10 p.m. 

Cafe Serving Lunch 

11 «o 3 p.m. 

1112 Boardwalk for 28 yean 

Ocean City & Northfield 

HAIR CARE VCINTERS 

Mon.,Tuii.4Wed. 

ShimpMiStl ......'3.98 

Hair Cuts ....'3.95 

... •1.50 

«i2,80 

MOAPPttHTMEMT 

Thursday 

•2.10011 

Any 

NnMNnt 

IllfflntllllLN 

w/cul,>lylln« 

IM 

They're Here 

Women's 

Dance 

Coordinates 

Ballet 

Skirti 

Now*7" 

Wl Asbury Ave. 

SkLL 

•Jevwfe From the Sea- 


Shell & Shell Crafts 


Tues. Sat. 9-30 te 5 

3986578 



Closed Sun. & Mon. 

AND PIZZA 

Stop on Asbury Ave. and 

Have Lunch or Dinner at.,, a 

THE HOAGIE WORKS \ 

OPEN 7 DAYSALL YEAR \ 

926 ASBURY AVI. 

398-9037 

CHEEStBUftOSRS-MEATBALLSUBSJ 

V TOY STORf 


CHRISTMAS 

SAVINGS 



y2 PRICE 

"Our prices mike 

you come once... 

Our good work 


back)" 

ALLTHIFAMLYCAN 

SAVE ON OUR DAIY SPECIALS 

Friday 

SMnpN,Cuti 

. Mw-DrySrytog 

um',. 'tis 

M«n't .'6.00 

Mli > iN*EtiMi|..*1.7i 

*** 8iM78i 

111TKmML.mtMimM MI-OJ?? 

Mm..Tu«i. WiA *M. MlTMri. ••?» W. M 

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a 

• • 

Additional Prizes Awarded on the Finai week 

ÂLOMBO'S 

Parkway R 

Pharmacy yj 

We are 

pleased to 

ANNOUNCE 

that we now have the 

"PICK 6" 

Card Machine .f 

399-5252 

406E.34ttlST. 

UGHTED 

CURIO CABINETS 

•199 oo 

Richly Finished in Pecan with 

Mirrored back and all Glass Sides 

Reg. Price $249.95 

< SKMNi moor AniifX-117 WMfAvt. " 

Count/i Largest 

Bud's 

Outboard Marine, Inc. 

hriarnn 

AuttnniMulM 

EWnrud. 

motor* 

"FALL SPECIAL 

1984Evlnrude 

35 h.p. tong shift 

electrtc • Utt'2618 

•2100" 

. 398-1312 . 

197 W.9tti St., Ocean City 

(at foot of tth St. Brldgi) 

BSolidiy-built wilfflr with Parmdncni 

Press and Knits/Deiicatis eyoies 

TMWniAw P1MM3M-1I7* 

gheese) 


SpeciaUtyShop 


MS Asbury Ave. 398-732J 

Unique Holiday GifM 

' Cnitom gift batkeu and 

package* from Sny Ch 

SALE! 

• Saxony 

• Scuipturet 

Sale Ends) 1/26/83 

Charles F, 

Spengler 

ROOT Covering 

Over SJ years 

txptrlinc* 

231 Wilt Avi. 


309-3343 

if* -y 

WHERE THERFS SOMETHNQ FOJl EVBIYONE 

SPECIALS 

JOHN ROMAIN HANDBAGS 

20% OFF 

HUMMELS 

Over 400 In Stock 

Now 20% Off 

Btctric 

Quoin 

A 

1214 Weit Ave; 

-i-- PONTIAC " 

m CADILLAC 

8ttiAWESTAVE. 

(1 block from 9th St. I 

j WINTER SPiSAL*" " H 

| Drain & Flush Radiator, * 

• Inspect all Hoses 8. 9i 

I Seits, Refill with Fresh 

• AntlFreeie 

I With this ad good thru 11/14/83 

!«•••••••••••• 

8th 8. West Ave. 

OCEAN CITY 

,i 

come in 8. see j 

Our new fail £ 

line of dresses > 

and separates 

by donnkenny 

H¥AVI 

OCI*NCITV,N,J 

McHenry'i 

CHRISTMAS ; 

CARDS 

STATIONERY 

BUSINESS 

I 

OFFICE 1 

WEDWMG 

WVfTATIOtlS |J 

OCMnCt»T 

1994 

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» THURSDAY, QCTOBBR 20.1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDOER. OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGES — SECTION i 

1 

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|GE 10 — SECTION ONE gENTINI 3ER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. met « 

WE ALL 

STILL LIVE AND WORK 

IN CAPE MAY COUNTY.. 

VI 

SOUTH ammmsr OAM 

South Jersey Gis Company's Southern Division EmpSoyees, SwSnterUSU ^2 

But we've got a new name smd 

we're anxious to serve more of 

Cape May County with efficient, 

clean, dependable Natural Gas 

than ever before. 

Natural Gas is better! It outperforms 

oil, electric, propane, 

kerosene and coal everytime. 

Whether for schools, 

restaurants, motels, office 

buildings, apartments and 

hospitals...or to bring affordable 

comfort to home owners, 

Natural Gas is America's #! 

Energy Value. And South Jersey 

Gas Company is committed to : 

delivering this safe, dependable 

fuel at the lowest possible price. 

Ask your plumber or heating 

contractor and they'll agree, 

Natural Gas is Better:,.for you. 

CAPE MAY COUNTY S NEW GAS COMPANY! 

3UTH JEI 

A South Jersey 

»W4^* wr^wesms^k* I ,1,1 ^ - , , • 

.«* 

m 

i a 

ii 

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OHiuurm 

Jeffcri«§r.; 

ite ad manager 

* James E, Jeffries Sr. of 720 Made Av died 

Jeffries worked for 20 ytut with Rim's ShopIUte 

itt, mo* wewtty as idverttilng manigir, Itowu • 

cards coming due 

_ ^_ QertW Thorn- 

A |mil Jack Moran, director 

d: ; i Cape May County 

m % *t*ns' Bureau, remind 

- 4f4^*ni, widows, and 

dpnttnt parents in receipt 

" K7 ion-service-connected 

that they will be 

their annual income 

jdre card on Nov. 1. 

._ molt important that 

cards be completed and 

ltd to the Veterans 

atlon before Jan, 1, 

noted Moran. "This 

will gladly assist 

in completing these 

* Late to Classify 

— rrmm i 

I with" i .__ 

N MiM wllti any 

10-M 

• INTAL — nsrtnans I 

NrnMM iw«t kttcn«i, w- 

— ha« and uH. Mdudafl 

gCVUTV HOMI IMPROVEMENTS _ 

MAAln. all >VPM.»i' netritin. 

FMMpttniitai, Call llil McOlnr.li/ nt. 

Ui — an* ant, csmi til, 

t s r fvtryoa it Ml) cawrai 

•MRMiy octowr One, from 1« to 

4. W-M 

STORE OR OFFICi -tormBil. 

nfvt4»*(iovitnj. CHtraiiy {stand age 

BWHWIIIH, cm mim. H 

HOUII CONTENTS - Iv*ry iSIng 

muu gs, WrsMht inn kit. I LR Hh. 

Bwjroom lurn. Much mm, nt can. 

iltlgn. tni AUury Av. tot, 1012 I i.m 

III T 1S-M 

The cards will be different 

ttili year, he addtd. "Hit Cape 

May County Veterans Bureau 

88W761 or J763, is located ta 

(he social servteej building, 

Rio Grande, 

BAZAAR NOV. 5 

The United Methodist 

Women's Society of Wesley 


Peteriburi, will hold Its 

annual Christmas bazaar In 

fce church hall, Saturday, 

Nov. S, at 10 ajn. Umch wUl 

bt served from 11 a,m, to l 

pjn. Handmade articles for 

all occasions will be for sale 

as well as homemade baked 

goods. 

Too Late to Classify 

CRAFTS GALORE - cl«(« 10a com. 

HI HAat wa'ri all aMul, OMenain 

MM, tin W«l Av... Prldayi t. 

ua 

WANTED - Urs. hsaktaH. Gill HI. 

YiABLV BINTAL - M fl»er duplw, 

J tHroonii, s Btfhl, w.«, dw. 

mfrigtrstsr, OIMMMI. nwt pwnp m 

UP eonaliientr, J y«n ota. w«tklna 

«!*t»nt« lo itsrn, byi, HM Men, Call 

JW1141 

HELP WANTID - high KMBI IMSm! 

> M vlclnny M t*T NM Mth if, ts tmpty 

MR BALLOON DELIVERS —lppW 

II I MIIMfl BW9U«t am rlMsm "ml 

Mm MlvtrMI by hmaOi, oorBH or 

elewn, Blrttidiy. (it w«!l, I Leva You, 

trnh, carry uWrA>Tnirthinii Oet, 

15 to Jon. il, Matura aagitti). No p« 

OH It, parking, call Mf-lMsr 1JIS4M 

IW-rr' ., i7j. call »i. 

10 ?3 

YARD SALI - M. Oci. H,f l,m. Ml] 

• Mkunf Avinui, 0 c Mn wool win, 

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ALL WORK - ill chMp. Wathar ft 

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(CLOSED AAONDAYS) 

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For Appointment 

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4lO.SSth Si. Ocean City a88-928a 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 11 — SECTION 

member of the United Methodist Church of Somera Point and 

served on many committees 

SurvMng are WJ wilt, Dorothy Smiih Jeffries; a ion 

James Jr. of Stolnunviile; • darter, Cheryl of Rlejimond.Va.jandhlsmother.IdaJetftiesofSteelraanvlIle. 

Stnrteti and tatarawnt were private at the eonventance of 

&e family, 

Arrani«n«ta were by the Mlddlitan-Streble FHmwal 

Home. 

Memorial donations nay be made to the building fund of 

the United MethodUt Church of Somers Point, Bethel Road 

and Doran Avenue. 

Doris Cortelyou, 77 

Doris A. Cortelyou of 257 Bayshore Dr., died Tuesday In 

fee Unwood Convalescent Center. She was 77. 

Bom in St. Louis, Mo., formerly of Drew! Hill, Pa., ihe 

had resided here for Ae past 14 years. 

She la survived by her husband Lyndon L. 

Funeral Bervice will be 11a.m. Saturday from the Godfrey 

Funeral Hone, 809 Central Av. Interment will be in Seaside 

Cemetery, Palermo. 

Marlqn Moresi u 

Marion L. Moreau of Wesley Manor died Oct. 14 in her 

residence. She was 81, 

Bom in Worchester, Mats., die was a former resident ot 

Soroexs Point and lived in Ocean City for the past 11 years. 

She wai a graduate of Bryant and Stratum Commercial 

College In Boston. 

She was a promotions secretary for both the West District 

of the Philadelphia Conference and the Bridgeton District of 

the N.J. Conference of Methodist Churches. 

She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of 

Ocean Qty and the Sarah Circle of the church. 

She was a member of the Ocean City Civic Club, the Sarah 

Stillwell Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution 

and formerly belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star here 

and the senior dozens group at Grace Lutheran Church In 

Somers Point. 

Surviving it her husband, Albert C. 

Services were Tuesday In the Godfrey Funeral Home of 

Ocean City. Interment waa at the convenience of the family 

in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo, 

MaryMcNalty 

retired from RL Bell Telephone 

SOMEBSPOINT-MaryE.McNidly.W.areddentofthU 

dty for the past M years, died Oct. II in Our Udy'i 

Residence, Pleasantville. 

Retired, she was with Bell Telephone In Philadelphia for 41 

years. Mrs. McNally was a member of St JoMpb'i Church 

and the Altar and Rosary Society. 

There are no immediate survivor*. 

Man ot Christian Burial waa celebrated Oct. IS at tt,' 

Joseph's Church. Interment WM in fit. DennU Cemetery, 

Havertown, Pa. 

Arrangements were by the MJddktsfrStroUe Funeral 

Home. 

Donations may be made to ft. Joseph 1 * Church Memorial 

Fund, Somera Point 0244. 

Julia LOG Gamberlano 

BRIDGETON — Julia Lese CUmberiano, of thla city, died 

Oct. 12 «t home. 

Born In Italy, she came to fee United States In 1900. She 


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Ocean City N j 

and her first husband, John htm, operated • bakery tetl 

many yean. 

Mrs. Oamberlano was a member of the Cburdl of 

Immaculate Conception and of the Altar and Rotary I 

of the church. She was a former member of Our F 

Mount Camel Lodge. . • 

She U survived by five daughter?, L«na Hoffmr 

Bridgeton, Violet DiMeo of AOadelpUa, Aim i 

Longport, Stella SarubM of Haddon Hdghti and BON ( 

of Wildnomer, Calif.; a ion, Jamu LtH of Cherry ffl; 

brother, Charles LelloSr. of Ocean Qty; Ugrt *-** ' 

11 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-fân 

Man of Chrisaan Burial wa« celebrated Qe 

Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment mi in i 

Mary's Cemetery. Arrangements were by U 

Funeral Home, Vineland. 

Manorial contributions nay be made to the Chtcch of I 

Immaculate Conception. 

Seaside ,«* 

Cemetery ^%; 

Route 9, Palermo, N.J. 

» A fi n f ° r tw ° 

• T U U burial spaces 


In srdtr to MM th» financial .train mat death I 

pi«c« on tnt lurvlvini mimtars of HM family, «• fra 1 

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at low at MM.M, D#f*rr*d pcymtnt BUM ara av 

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stand than It no prauura to boy. 

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

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 #• EM! 

i 

Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 

NOS 

•'(|BW JiBSIT OBIIN *CBIS BOND 

ACT OF Ifll 

*S *f 1 tuiMrlllns m» crHtwn M • Ml 

BUIW Stataof Ntw )«u( cv Ha iituan 

ta ft boodi M RM Statt In IM »• a) 

ttU.OOO.000 00 to pfovm. msn>¥ for 

pyMIe acauitltion MM (Wvtiotmnni of 

IMtfl fer r«r§aiien and EQrit#r¥a!!§fi 

HMw (e matt tin fuiuf i nui« th. 

ajrpanalno population; Ig tna&H in* 

Illlt to •squirt aM Mvilsc iendi for 

rteraatlen mm toniarvation pyrpam; 

•M IB provim iw jfarrti ana Bin ig 

•••Hi munklpJIHin ana. cwntin and 

gthtr sjftlti ef local gavtrrtmarti ig 

acaulra ana oavilgg IWi t« ritrtatlMi 

and eaniarvafian eurpgw, prmiamg 

Ida MM and matni (of ntakllinlng a 

rtvolylng fund fgf W£ h gfanfi and 

(gain, Brgvldlnj thf win ana miam ig 

pay m. InlafWi of wlo M«l ana lite is 

pa* ana dlteMrse H» prlntlp*! thanef, 

and prsvlalsg fer tna iubmlHign ef fhii 

lettoIM (Mel. ai a ewwral tlaeilgn. 

•• II enaciid by In* S*niit and 

Oanaral MMinsir of IB start ef New 

Jtrur 

i THH atl Wall b. (mown and mar b* 

cIMd at IB. "Haw jartty Sraan Acrn 

•ontfAclsHW." 

1 flu Ltgiiiaturt fin* thai 

"a, Tha proviilgn o« i.ndi (or public 

racrtatlon and In. conwrvttlDn of 

natural rMeurtn wwnetat tha public 

Malm, proietrlfy and sanaral wailara 

and Hi propsr fawgnilBliiiy of gwif 

' a, UnM now pfoyioaa Iw meia pur 

paw will Ml Be adequate to i ttM 

najai of an eipaMIng population In 

faarifoeoma; 

t Tha a»p»niion of population, wfill. 

iwraa»ing tin n»a lor mate lanai. will 

oinrlnually dlmlnlin tha tUBply IM tana 

«intraata tna ton of puolie aewfiiiiton 

of lanM avalieBie ana .pproprr.t. far 

meaepureeiai in me future, 

a If li imuurv to provide inean 

Hvei, in Ine Wrm of scant! ana loani, to 

Mil Weal unit! to acquire land! which 

Mw ilaniflctn! fttreallen ana comer 

' vaNon attrlbutn, 

a. It It alio natMtafy to provide funM 

fuMtura thai lanai "tiler, Have Htn or 

mar nerealter ba acquired fsr 

recreation and ton!*f*a!!en pgrpSMt 

tan ba develop*) H al to provide Public 

recrealion. praiama nlltorie retoureei, 

- and provide conianation opportvnltlM 

ana* fo Irnplefneni the Ne* Jaffa? 

llatewiae Comprahartllva Gutaoar 

Recreation PUn, 

f, Tha itate of New Jeriey mutt act 

m to acquire aM Mvalop at wall at io 

atalit meal unlit to acquire ana develop 

UMtanilal tuantltln of tueh ian* ai 

HI Mw avallabla ana aperooriefe for 

mate pyrpom » mat ma» may ba ima 

and pratanraa for ma tor that, pur 

K 9*Tha ettaBliihnient of a metnanlim 

lor' a eantlnulnj touree of lowlnfaraif 

Want to local government unitl far m* 

atajulilfian *M atMUujmeni of iandt for 

ratrtatHn and contenitlon will reduce 

|ha CHI of aM facilitate Mritlnuins 

(cgultJflgn progranii, and 

• . Tl Tha Him of lilSMeMN li naadM 

' ai thli time to make fnll aequlWion and 

I aafilspmantpoMIBIa, 

• Ira. Bantt of IM 5lal. of Ntw jefttf in 

th. mm of •115.HB.0O0W an autMrllad 

te provide money t to meet tna cat af 

•Mile aequHltion and Bevelaefnent ot 

• Jaffa* bv ma state tor recreation and 

• cuMrvatlon purpowt, aM io prwld* 

' (âr.» and grant! to Meal •menuneftf 

unm to Help matt tha colt of public 

acqulilllen and atvelapmant of lanai tor 

racrMtional eoniarvatMn purpoaM, 

•B oi tha liU,ggg,eMM in MM 

a'vfflerltaa under wkHction a, herein, 

ln.ooo.ooooo in Mndt it allocate* for 

tni acaultlllan and development of land! 

ky iha Stan, 

c Of tha 1135,000.000 00 In Mndt 

authorized under tubHctlon a twain, 

• M M In bonat It aiiocatM tor 

grann or loam to local government unin 

fat ecqolimon or development or land, 

Of fha IU.OOO.OOO oo in bonds ailocalM 

puriuanl to thli tuoHctlon, not ieil than 

n7.DBB.M0 00 In bandt thill Bt allocated 

for grant! and Ioant to local government 

ynlfi for tha acquliltlon ana atvelee- 

rnant of land located In uroaniied araat, 

ot; tht amoynt of Bonit alloeattd Mr 

funtt and Ioant to local sovirnmeni 

Qnltt tor Iht aco,ulill(on and aavilap 

thtnt of land localM In urMMtaa' artat, 

nor lau than W thall H alloeattd for 

gr'tni! and ioani lo local (avarnmant 

unll. ior thi acaulililon and davalsp 

•ipani of land lecattg in rnunlcipaifilaa 

•Men in any y«ar tubtagvini 10 fh* 

•nattmant of PL, l«l, c U (C, JlilFD 

niirufl.i wtrt •iislblt tg ractivt stata 

ddpurtuanffothaiact. 

f To tM and mat munlclpalltln may 

not wflar a lou of taiat by reatgn ol tna 

•niiition and nmannlpky ma ttat* at 

Maw Jartay ol proparty undar fha 

trevltioM M fhii act, ma Hat. ihaii pay 

annually on Octsbar 1 lo atch 

fnunicipallty In which prspany it » 

aclluirad, ior a ptrIM ot I] yaan 

tsltowino mil acquHltlofl iha MHwlng 

ameunhi In mt iirti ytar a awn) et 

nMnay aqual to iht m latt ataauM and 

lilt paid by ma iaisayar upon thlt land 

aM mt irnnwtinanri martgn Mr ma 

taiablt yaar imtnaaiataly prior io tnt 

lima of Ift tequltlllan and thtrtalttr tha 

Mllewlng pwcanfaatt of tha amount 

MN In ma Iirti yaar, to wit: tacond 

yaar, fj%! third year, M%; lourth ytar, 

h%: mm yaar, MHi Hum yatr, M%; 

ttvanm yatr, n%i alghm yaar. Mi 

ninm yttr, US; iom raar, H%i urn 

yttr, NMi Ath yaar, IIWl IMi ytar, 

4%. In mt •vtnf thai land tcqulrad by 

Ifra lltia purtuant to thlt act Wat 

attatiad al in agricultural and nor 

"cultural utt valuation In pecordanca 

Mih provliiont si Iht "Parml.nd 

Attaitmanf Act of IHa,'' F,L. 1H4, €, 41 

(Cf 544 33 I It taq,», al UK llmt Si Ih) 

Mtuitlllon By mt Stall, no rollback tan 

pursuant ts ttcilan isl PL. i«j, e, M 

(C u:i JJ •) thaii bt impoMd at Is thli 

land nor thall mil rollback tti M mo 

MKatla In dalarminlng tha annual 

sairnwntt l« M tnaM by ma Itatt m ma 

mynlclpallly in •hlch ihit land It 

' All tumt ol mon*y racalvtd by iht 

rttptcllva munlclpalirm at comrmi 

. MMn iw leu ol lax rtvanut purtyaht lo 

• :-S» tKtion thall M ipplM ( I W H 

• . purpsMi at it mt tail raytnvt Tom ma 

' • MaawMnani and calltcllon el laitt en 

.•rtai prsparty si thata fnunlclNUIIM, 

tine: to accsfneiitn mil and ma wtni 

Wall M apportioow in ma tatna rntnnar 

• ti tni sanaral til raft el th* 

• • municipality lor mt lax ytar prKMint 

. * Hwyaar si racaipl. 

1 » 4. a Tha coal st lanai to M actuIrM sr 

>- dav.lopad by fha Halt Mr rKraalMn 

fnd contarvatlon purtNan Ming tha 

, (tfocao. et tsndt luuad ky ma Halt 

•, «Mtf mia act than Inciuda IOOH of ma 

; • cotti si •esvitiiMn or davtwemani st 

, • mnalanttkyiMiiatt. 

.." •' k. The Mai of iandt is ba acouirM or 

WwtlsPM by a local tjwarnmanl unit 

Wim a rani proildad ky mt liala unear 

, mu act ihalllntlucH not msra than 11% 

i * 4t tttf CM! si acoultltkm sr Itvalepment 

• , of iha- larMa by a local tevsmnwnt 

'' . intll, prsvMM, hswanr, mat al tucn 

" iMMit»inaMlancasima"SraanTruti 

#uM" aieaaw (W.wo.ooo.orj. tnt com 

•ttlaulsnar. In csnwllillsn with ma itaht 

',fli«a»yrar, may Incnatt ma llatt'i 

' iWri si IM eaat si ttiultltMn to a 

, | • mi.lmum of KM, Tht local thara of iht 

• I Slon M mt lanM ta M acquired which 

, r* 4fcti katn MnaM to, sr slharwlta 

i * r«alv«l wlthsul ceil by, mt local unit; 

1 a at" ("n in the (IM of a cenvayanca ts a 

' «Xal unit of ma Iandt or any portion 

' ' fllet»latitrienl.lrrrnrktlvilu.,by 

4fi« dlllerence Ntwttn lair market 

, lalw msfM al mt lime of tha con 

T '•'viyance ami IM conveyance price 

I • mwaoltotne letal unit, 

. i 1 c. Tha cwl of Iandt to be acquired or 

«•;'Jimloiiicl by a Men government unit 

' ' . Vinva Mn providing by ina liala utlnt 

' ' tpreiaMa of boom (HUM by the ttata 

,.' iMMtr thU act ihall Include up to 10OH of 

o • Hk coat of acaultlllan sr fMvtlspfnsril of 

' . i w I M Tha tsctl there of the coat of 

^* .ifititnuliitkw may ba «tk»t»d In mt 

î ^htmtr pYsvIsM In tuMtttlsn k, W mil 

MiM, 

d, Leani made to local gevarnmant 

fi from me Oreen Tmt fuM mall 

Intereit of net more men IS per 

f, end Hull be fora term of not more 

!?2 

m 

tt9 IfififiSif ffHH ln»S . 

a wall tt MMiiJN for • »ram to • 

ji (BVtTnnwM unit until men lima at 

«Hn.avaiiatHapurtoantt.r.u. INI, 

it rJL. W»l,t. IMi PL. W»4,«, Mi 

_ P.L. \m, i. 111 Mr mat (Mrtlcular 

'Mil ceteoof* have Man appropriates' 

>d obligated. 

LMMMMIMIMIt 

, I, "Ml" flMtm, M Mlilian M mt 

Jttvai cflnoetatloiri meraof, m. co*t of all 

thlnat dnrnni n#ccttary or utaful mna 

convanltAf In connection with the 

acquiiifion and dtvalopment of land! ov 

or wirn mt atilttanca of th* ilata, tor 

rKraaflon and eontariailon purpoMl, 

including trt* Intirttl or ditcounf on 

bondi; tha cott of Ittvance of bondt, in* 

cqit Of anglntiring, Intpacfion, 

relQCafion urvicei, laoal. financial, 

plahnlng, dnlosicai. hydfoiojlical irt 

orhtr pfofHtjpnal urvictt, titiniatci 

and advict. th# cssi of a bend rtsisfrar 

and aufhcnficating apanf, fht co&f sf 

organnatianai, aaminiifritive and gfhtr. 

wsrk and wrvlctt, includme uiarln, 

Bqulpmani and mafirlali nactttary tg 

admlnliKr mil » toil or 

rflmourHrnenr of any tuna of fht Slatf 

from which mgnlst have been advanced 

to the funai created hertin, or the c«f of 

r*lrnburitrTtan! of any fund ef fh* Staff 

of any rnoniH h*r*totora esptnaaa for 

or in conrwefton «|jh this acgijlitfton gr 

developrnfnt 

o "Devtlopmenf' meant any Im 

provem*nt to ilrtd or kyat.r artii 

dniorua re .«P*nn and tnhanc* rn.ir 

ufiiiiaiion for rtcrtafion and contsr 

vatlon pyrpoiei, including, but nor 

limited la. tit* preparation, l.n 

dtcaplng, ifructurat or facililltt wnich 

are tuHtantiilly csntitttnt with the 

natural tatting *nti topographical con 

dltiont Thaia tupport ttrucluret ana 

ftcllilitl Ulall Includ. bur ar« ngl 

llmltad to icctu 'oe.il. Inftrprttafive 

taclllfltl. parking ar*at, ufllltlai and 

comfort facliitin 

''Land" or ''landi'' meant raa! 

properly, including impro¥em*nfi 

msrefof or fheron, righft-ot-way, wafer 

riparian and ether rlghfl, tawmertti, 

privilege* ana ail gfh*r right! or in 

terMtt ef any mna or detcriptlon In, 

rtlaflng is or connecfeg with real 

profMrty 

d. "Locai governma^t unit" meant a 

municipality^ counfy Of otrwr political 

tuMlvltion of ihit State eufnorlzea fg 

aaminltttf, proi.ci. aev.iop ana main 

fain unai lor recreatlai ina c»i*er 

vation purpetet, or any agency fhartet, 

mt primary purpste of which It to ea 

minitftr, proteel, develop and maintain 

Iandt for rtcrtailon and eonHrvefhtn 

purpoHt e 

e "Heereatlon ana eonnrvatlon pur 

pot#t" mtant the ut* of Iandt for park!, 

natural arut, nittorlc artat, fornti, 

camping, tithing, water rttervat, 

wlldlltt retaneirt, hunting. Mating, 

winter tpertt ind limllar utat for timer 

public outdoor rtertttion or conttr 

vttlon of naturii retourctt, or both 

I. ''£ofnfnltiienar" meani th* Com 

ml*iion*r gl Inylfonmtnfei Protection 

g "Cemniiiiton" mesni tne New J#r 

t#y Commlttion on Capiisi Budgfting 

and Planning 

4 TM commliilooer trull idspt, pvr 

tuant IS lew, luch ruin tnd rtgulttisni 

at art necettery and appropriafe_ to 

carry out tM proyitiont of thii act The 

commluiorwr thai) review and coniider 

tha f Indingt and retomrnendaflont M tM 

commlttlon In the admlnltfrafion of ihe 

prsvltioni of this act. 

7 The boMt to be iuued under thli act 

thall be ttrjai bgrtdt, itrm bondt or a 

cornbinailon tMrtst, and than bt known 

at "1SU New jeriey Sretn »er« Bwi 

at," TiHy may be tubltcf to redtmpf ion 

prior to maturity, ind, at to tach MrlH, 

tha latt Inttallment IMrtof ihall maturt 

and M paid not lattr than 15 ytart from 

ir» aaft M Ita itiuance but may M 

ittued In whole or In part for a thorfer 

term. Theta bondt may be Ittued In 

coupon form, fully reglitertd form or 

twkenrr, form (aid bondt than be 

luuad from lime to time at money It 

required fer fha purpott aferetald, at 

th* Iuuing official! ntraln named ihall 

dtlarmina, 

I, TM Oeverner, State Trealurtr and 

tht Compfreller of tM Trcatury or any 

two ol iueh olflclalt (htreinaiUf 

referrta re at "the luuing efflciaii") 

art authorli.d to carry out the 

praaltlont of mil act rutting to tnt 

IHuance of uld Mndi, and thaii otter 

mine all matter! in connection 

therewith, tubjact to proviiioni therol. 

In cat. any of tall efticlalt than bt ab 

MM from MM Slate or Incapable M K 

flnf tor any ratten, hit power! and 

dulin thall be tiarclttd ana etrtormed 

by iueh pertsn at ihall be tufheriied by 

law to act in hit place at a State off iciti 

I, Bondi ittuad in accoraanct with tM 

prwitMnt sf mit act tntii be a direct 

Mlgafion al tha Stall el New Jtrtty and 

mt faim ana creoit ol tnt siatt trt 

Ptaagad far mt payment «f mt Mttrnt 

manoh at tame than btcome due ind 

fsr the paymtnt ol Iha principal at 

maturity The principal and Inttrnf of 

tuch bondt than be eitrnpi from 

taxation by tht Stare or ty any county, 

municipality er emtr iiilng dltirici of 

rrva State 

10, laid tondt thall M tignad In tht 

name ol iha Hate by me Oovernor or by 

hit lacilmll, ilgnature. UfMtr tha Ortai 

l«al el tht state, and irtattad lay iha 

manual or laeilrnllt tlgnatiirt ef iht 

laxratary ol •Itta, er an ttiltfant 

SKratiry oi ttate, end thall ba counter 

tlgntd by the ianimlit tianaturt of tha 

CemptreMtr el th« Treatury and rnay ot 

aufhtnilctled by an tuihtnfic.ilnf 

agtnt or rtgltfrtr, at tha Ittulne of- 

fleltltthiildatarmlna Initratt ewpont 

antchtd to laid bondi thall ba tignad by 

ina factitniit ilgnature of tht director si 

tha comptroller of mt Trtatury. Such 

bendt may bt Ittuad nstwlthiianding 

mat any M iht official! tlgnini tlwm or 

whota lactlmllt tignaiurat appear en 

rhe bsndt sr ceupont thai! ctale to hold 

otiice ti tha ilma el tuch ittue sr at iht 

lime of «.e delivery M tuch bondt ts fht 

pyrchiter, 

11 a, Iueh BSMI thall recite thtt they 

art ittutd lor tha purprjMt tat isrth in 

ttxiien 1 ef mil act and mat thty are 

luuad in pursuance el mn act and that 

trill ect wat tubmltttd to mt people el 

tnt liala at Iht ganeral election held In 

Ma month of November, ivu and ma) it 

wat approvad by t malerlty ol iht 

legally qutlilled voter! oi the State 

voting thereof! al tuch election luch 

recital In laid bsndt Mali bt csnclullvt 

evidence el IM •utMrlly of tn. Stale to 

luue Hid bsndt end el ihtir validity. 

Any bondi containing mch recital Ihaii 

In any lull, action or proceeding In 

volvlng melr Validity ba conelutivtiy 

ottmtd te be fully autnerlttd by ihit act 

ind to nave been Ittutd, tsld, executed 

end delivered In cootormltv htrawiih 

and with all Other prevltisnt of ttatuttt 

applicable fhtrtio, and snail IM Incon 

teilaBl.loranyceuie 

b, luch bsndt •hill M Iuued In iuch 

denomination! and In iuch form or lor 

mi, wtierher coupon or reglltered it ts 

Mm principal tnd inftrtti, ind with or 

without tucn prsvlileni Isr Inter 

changeability thereof, el may bt dtttr- 

rnlMdbymtliMlngsltlclala. ' 

II, whin tnt bsndt irt IHuad Iron, time 

to time, mt bondi ef tach luue thiil 

commute t ttptrait ttrltt to bt 

datlgnattd by me utulnp sHIclilt, Itch 

Mritt of boocH thill bear wen rare or 

relel et Intereil ai may be dtttrmlntd 

By the liiulng •Hlcltll, which mttrttf 

•hall be peyeble •trnlannuillyi 

provided, Ihtl the tiret tnd itii Inltrttl 

ptrisn may be longer or ihoritr. In or- 

der that Intervening lemlennual 

paymsnti may be at convenient dattt, 

I), laid bondi ihall be iuued and tola tl 

iueh price sr arlctt, and undar luch 

iirrnti condition! aM ragulailent, ai mt 

Itlulnf ofiicnn may prtMrlba. illtr 

notice ot taid Mia, puklithtd al lent 

three tlmei In It ittlt three newipaperi 

publlthM in mt state si Ntw jtrtty. 

and ll lent once III e publication 

carrying monKlpal bend notice! and 

devoled primarily Is financial newi, 

puBliihM in Ntw Jtrtty or in Iht city el 

Ntw Vent, tht tint rwrici io M ti (tail 

•even oayt prior to the day of bidding, 

Tha laid notice si Hit may contain a 

prevlilen le tht tlltcl Ihti any or ill bid! 

made in pursuance Ihtrtsl may M 

reiecmi in the event of tuch rtltctlsn 

or of failure Is receive any atcecleble 

bid, tM itiulnt offlclell, al any time 

within to diyi Irom Iht date M tuch id 

vtrllttd talt, may tell iuch bond, it 

private talt al tuch price sr priest and 

under tuch ttf ml and condition! at tht, 

iiiuini otliclelt may pntcrlM. The 

iuuing olllclili miy Nil all or part of 

mt bond! of any terlei u lIMM to any 

ttate luns or to me lederil gsytrniMni 

or any agency mtrtsl, ai private uie, 

nllhouiadvertliameni. 

11, Until permanenl bsndt can ba 

prtparM, tnt Iuuing official! mey, in 

ih-ir aiterttisn, jitut In lieu of tucn 

t- itiantnl bendt tttnajsrary bone* In 

lui.n form ana with tuch prrtflMfM M M 

rtililrelltn tni tunjMt Isr per 

mintfil bondi ai may bt determined by 

mt Iuuing sHIfjiali, 

II. Tht lltlt Trealurer thall MMbllth I 

fund n M known ti Iht ">ttl Nn> J*f 

ley Orean Acr« PwM," tt M MM M 

mch depotlhxtn ti mey bt ttMMtl ty 

him, end mall otpgalt MM tha fund ill 

proceed, st Mndt luutd. by IM IMM 

under thit eel Isr the pvroDtt H 

acquiution and development of r.rwi by 

me Slate The meneyt in uld fund are 

•pacifically dedicated io meeting the 

tnt sf public acquiiifion end develop' 

meni of landi for recreation end center 

vatlsn Mreetet and than not be eipen 

tied licept in accordanea with ap 

Drspriatigni Ifom iueh fund made by 

tew Any at:! epprgpriating msnayi from 

the ' i»ll New Jeriey Oreen *ere! 

Pung" ihall ideniiiy the particular 

grgieci m pfolecti ig s# funded with 

iuEh money!. 

18 The State Treeiwrer than aiio 

Mtabllin a lung to be known ai me 

''Oreen Truit Fund" to be held in luch 

OcpsiltDrlet at may be taleetM by Mm, 

«nd ifanifer to tne fund fhsie moneyt in 

the "Ifia Ofeen »erei Fund" whieti are 

required isr the BUTpote of making ioam 

tnd grant! Ig local gsvarnment unit!, ail 

mgneyi deriyed Irom the payment of In 

tireif and principal on iuch Isem by 

igca! government unlit, and iuch grintt, 

csntrigutloni, donation! end relmbur 

umenl from fe«erel eld pregramt at 

may lawfully be utad for the pureoaat of 

making loan! and grantt tg local gsver 

nment uniii. The money! in laid fund 

are specif Ically dedicated is meeting the 

cgti gt the making sf laani and granlt to 

Iscal government unlit for the 

aequliltion and development of land! tor 

recreation and contarvatlon purpsael 

and ihall not be espended except In ac- 

(srdence with appropriation! from the 

fund made by law. Any act ap- 

Drspnaiing money! ffsm the "Sreen 

Trust Fund" ihaii ideniiiy lite particular 

project or proiecti ts be funded with 

iuch msneyi 

17 Ai any time prior to the luuance and 

tale ol Bond! under mil eel, the State 

Treaiurer II authorized to transfer from 

any .van.bit money In the Ireaiury of 

Iht Siaie to the credit st the "1M1 Hew 

jefw? Sreen Acrei Pund," er the 

''Sreen Trull Fund," a! mm ca» m§y 

ee, iueh turn a! may be deemed 

neceiiary far the purpeMi of mil aef by 

the Side Haute Commllilon, which laid 

turn io irantferred than be returned to 

the Ireaiury of thli stale by the 

tfeaiuraf thereof from the proceed! of 

Iht tale at the IIrtl luue of bondi 

II pending Iheir application is the pur 

t»»i provided In thit act, meneyt in the 

"istJ New jeriey Orean *efei Fund" or 

the "Srten Truii fund" may be in 

setied and rtlnvNtad al ether fruit fun 

di in the cuitsdy of the State TrMturer 

In me mennar provided by law, ail ear 

nlngi received from the Inveitmanf Of 

depMli Of msnayt In the "Sreen Trutl 

Pund " inall be redepMlted and become 

e pert of that fund. Earning! received 

frgm the Inveilmenf or depoili of 

msntyi In me "iftj New Jeriey Green 

Acrn Fund" than Be peld Into the 

general Ireatury and become a part of 

the Otneral Fund 

I! Any proceed! from the tale M land! 

acquired with fund! made available by 

Ihit act may be depoiifed In any fund 

Mtabliihed purwani to PL i»l. c til 

PL 1971, c 1»S; PL mi, e. IW, PL 

im, c ill; sr any luHaquent bong act 

enacted !gf timilar purpoiei. 

H in cm any coupon bondi and 

coupons thereunts apefflalnlng gr any 

regitttred boni] it\&l\ become iaif, 

mutilatN or dettrgyed, a new band ihall 

be executed and delivered sf like tenor, 

in subitltulion lor the ISM, mutilated or 

aeitroyeg bond! or coupon!, upon the 

owner lurnlihing io me iuuing official! 

evidence utllfaefory to them ot tueh 

Isu, muiliallsn sr deitruetisn and afis 

iueh teûrity and indemnity a! the 

Iuuing oflielal! may riqulre 

71 Any accrued inlereit received upon 

the uie ot laid bond! which It derived 

Irom tnt IS! 000 000 00 illocated for 

§!aft acguiijtisn and develdpmenf 

Brgjeet! ihall be applied ts ditCharge sf 

a like amouni gf interest upon tefd ssndl 

when gut Any espenit Incurred by the 

ittulng sfficiait fsr advariiiing. 

engraving, printing, clerical, 

registration, ayfheniiestlsn, iegil Of 

&ihef lervieei ntceuary fs carry out the 

dutiei impoted upon them by fh# 

Brovilioni of fhii act shall be paid Irom 

the pfoceedi of tM tale sf His Mndi, by 

the Slete Treasurer upon wafranl of the 

comBir-oller of tne Treasury, In the tame 

manner ai other gbllgatlani of the State 

arepiid 

» The bond! ihaii mtiura. Including 

any unking fund redemptioni, if tuch 

tlmei, not more then U yeari tollswlng 

the gill gt iiiuanca mereof, and In iueh 

emounti ai the luuina otflelait maii 

daterAilne. Th* Ittuina otllcnii may 

feierve to the State by apprearlatt 

proyltIM In the oonai of any Mrm me 

pawer to redeem all er any Bf mth bandt 

prior te maturity at iuch pf lee »r prieei 

and upon iuch term, and condition, ai 

may be provided In iuch bondi, Refun 

ding bandt may De eDnsolldated with 

bond! iuued under mil act or any other 

act for tna purpMe of ule 

M. The iuuing official! may af my time 

and Irem time to time luue refunding 

bandt for ihe purpou of refunding in 

whole or m part an equal principal 

amount st the bondi ef any terIn Ilium 

and outitandlng nereundar, which by 

their term! ire lublect te redemption 

prior lo maturity, provided iuch relun 

ding bendi thall mature at any time or 

.tlm.t net later than the latett maturity 

dale at weh terlet, and tt» «agr«g.te 

amount of Intarett to be paid on the 

refunding bsndt, piui the premium, it 

any, to be paid on fne bondi refunded, 

ihall not eieaed the aggregate amount 

ot Intereit which would be paid on the 

bandi refunded II Iueh hondi were not M 

refunded. Refunding Mndi thall can 

ititute direct obligation! of me state of 

New Jeney, and the faith end credit af 

me State are eiedeea tor me payment Bf 

the principal thereat and the inter ot 

mireon. The proceedi received Irem ma 

Hie of refunding bandi thall bt held in 

trull and applied to tha payment of the 

bandi refunded thereby, Refunding bon 

di ihall be entitled to ell me benefit! of 

thli act and lublect to ail Iti ilmnatlani 

•xc.pt ei to the malurltlai thereof and to 

me intent. 

14. Ts provide fund! to meat tha Interetl 

and principal payment requirement! tar 

the bondi iuued under thii act and out- 

Handing, there il appropriated In the 

nrdpr IntlawinQ' 

a, Revenue derived by the State Irem 

fee! and other eharget ef any nature 

made for the ute SI Stale parki and other 

state reeraatlenal f.cllllle. or to much 

thereat ai may be required; 

b, Ravanue derived Irom ma !•« 

csllectM under and by virtue Pf the 

provnioni of the Corporation Builnaii 

Tan Act (1945)," PL. 1*41, C. IM 

(C.MiOA I at uql. ai amended and 

iueplementea, er M much thereof at 

may be required; and 

c, (I in any year or at any time fund*, 

at nerelnabavi apprseriafaa, necettary 

to meet lnt.re.1 and principal payment! 

upon outttandlng bond, iuyed under 

thii act, be fniufflcitnt er not ivaHiftM, 

then and In mat caia there thaii be 

atteued, levied and collected Innuilly 

In each of the munltlpalltlei of the cow 

tlei of thlt Slate a lax on rail and per 

•anal property upon which municipal 

tana* are er men be aueuM, levied tnd 

collected, iufliclent ft meat the Int.re.t 

an ail autitandlng bendt iuued hereun- 

der and an tuch bondi at It It propoied to 

iiiue under thli act In the calendar year 

in which weh tea It to be raiud and for 

ma payrnent of bandt falling due in the 

year fglMwlmj the year for wtileh the tan 

li levied. The tax mm Impowd than be 

atieitad, levied anil csllected in the 

lime manner and at tha lame time || 

oiher lanat upon real ing perion.i 

properly are auetied, levied and coilec 

ted. The gov.rnlng body of each 

munlclpallly lhali cautt to be paid te the 

county triaiurer of the county In which 

iuch municipality it located, on or 

tutor. December li In each year, Ihe 

amaunt ef tin herein directed lo be 

aueued and levied, and tna county 

iriaMrar mil pay the amount at Mid 

fli N the ifatt Tretiurir on or before 

December M in each year. 

if on or before Decarnber II jn any 

year tfttftauing official! mall deftVmlne 

mat mefe are money, in the Oenerai 

fund ieVorm Ihe neettt of the Itate, MM 

flclent la meat the princlp.l of bondt 

f aiilni «ve and ell InttreM ftayadt. In me 

eniulng calendar year, than and in that 

evenl-XKh juuing official. yiaN by* 

reteiuilBt, ta find ant •hall tile the Hme 

in the ofllce of the ital* Treawrer, 

whereupw tM Hale TreMyrar Waii 

trentler iuch moneyi to a aeoarate IMM 

lob* detuned by him, and thell pay Ihe 

prMiajil and inlereilout ol uMfund ai 

•ndth«orK«e»»rce«ofpe.fm*M»lMld 

principal and Inter*,! provided, for M 

nil lection ihall net men be •valiaMe, 

MM ma recelpli far uld year Irem th* 

feei, charoei and laiai •PKilled* In «Jb 

MMNM1, end b, of mil iecflon Mail M 

MMM n part M me Oaniraf fund, 

avallab(efora*fi*rafa J^J 

Public Notlc- 

tar |i ef eny year oeem II IIILIMMI. 

bacame of inaufficienxy at fyndi to be 

caileenM from me lavrta* gf rtvttwn 

at herunabove prsvMed, to meat me m 

leratl and arlnclsai payment, for the 

year ener tne amulng year, then tne 

treaturer thai) eertily to tM com 

ptniMr at me Treaiurv me .mount 

neceiury te be raiied by faiiation fw 

iueh puFpaaat, me aame to M eteeMed, 

levied ana cotlactw far and in ma an 

tying calendar year, in iuch eate tne 

Comptroller ef me Traatury ihaii, en or 

befart March I following, calculate tna 

amount In dollar, ts be ataawed, levM 

and collected at herein lal forth in each 

county. Such calculation thall be baled 

upon the corrected atteuM valuation of 

each county tar me year (needing the 

rear in which men tan n to be aaaatted, 

but wen tan than be iueteed, levied 

and collected upon the aliened 

valuation of the year In which the tai it 

aueued end levied. The Eompfreller of 

me Tfeeiury lhali eertily ttid amount to 

the county board ef lanalMn and Jhe 

eeunfy freeturer of each county. The 

county beard of faMlion thdi Include 

the proper amount in me current ten 

levy of the Hverei f adng di.tr let. of the 

county In proportion to the ratabiei at 

eicertiinad Mr me current year 

u. Per me purpeta ef complying wim 

ma pnviawn) ol the state conitltvtiM, 

thii act m.h. at ma eeneral election to 

be held in me month ai Nevember, IM, 

be lubmitted te the people. In order to 

miorm the people of me conteni. ef mn 

ect it meli be> the duty ef me s*cretary at 

St.te. after mil lectron thai) take affect, 

end at leHt IS dayi erMr to the electlen, 

to cauae mil Kt te be pubiithad in it 

leaif M Mmpapen publlthea' in ma 

Slate ana to notify me clerk et each 

county of mil itate of the pawage of mil 

act, and the cterki retpectlvely thall 

caute to be printed an each ef the balioft, 

Ihe following; 

if you approve the act entitled below, 

make a croM (X), ptuj l + l. or check 

mark In me Nuara oopoiit. the 

word "Vet." 

If you dlHRprwe the act .nHMed 

below, make a craaa (XI, pfut ( + 1, or 

cheek (r! mark Is the Muare oppo.it. 

fhew«rd"No." * 

II voting machine! are uiafl. a vote of 

"Tea" or "No" ihall be equivalent to 

aueh marklngi reioectiveiy 

GREEN ACRES 

OPPORTUNiTilS 

BOND IISUI 

Shall the act en 

titled "An act 

autherlilng the 

creation of a debt of 

Ihe Start of New Jer- 

sey by the issuance 

of bends of the State 

n the Sum ef 

.135,000,000.00 te 

provide money for 

public acquisition 

and development of 

ands far recreation 

and conservation 

purpeMt to meet the 

future needs ef the 

expanding population; 

e enable the State to 

acquire and develop 

lands for recreation 

and conservation 

purposes/ and to 

rovide grants and 

leans to aisitt 

municipalities and 

ounties and other 

nits of local gover 

ment te acquire and 

eveiop lands for 

ecreation and con- 

servation purposes; 

roviding the ways 

nd means for 

iitabllshing a 

evolving fund- lor, 

weh grmtf'thdv 

leans; providing the 

ways and means to 

ay ttie Interest of 

Uld debt and also to 

ay and discharge 

he principal 

hereof; and 

rovldlno for the 

ubmisslon of this 

ct to the people at a 

general election," be 

pproved?, 

Ocean City coming events 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10,1S83 

^ V 

1ER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, •AOEIS — SECTION ONE 

TODAY (Thundty) 

Welcome night tor new 

residents of Ocean City In- 

termediate school cafeteria, 

7:30 p.mL ÔMortd by UM 

Mean City Chamber of 

Oonmiefce. 

Ocean City Chapter 

National Association of 

Retired Federal Employees 

meeting, Good Counsel hall, 

40th Street and Aibury 

Avenue, 12:30 p.m. 

Ocean City Lodge 171 F & 

AM meeting, Mwonic Lodge, 

7:30 p.m. 

American Aiioclatioa 

Retired PwaoM (AARP) 

meeting, Music Pier, 1 pjn. 

Pocahonta'i meeting, 

American Legion Hall, S p.m. 

Ocean City Male Chorui 

rehearaal. Music Pier, 7:80 

pjn. 

Alattai meeting, St. John's 

Lutheran Ctairch, 7 p.m. 

TOMDAY 

Ocean Qty auxiliary of 

Shore Memorial HoaplUl 

luncheon and fashion ihow, 

Greftte Bay Country Club, 

12:30 pjn. 

meeting, primary Ki»d,. 8 

pm, \ % 

Wt3)NESDAY 

Kiwanli Club 

FJymoutb Inn, 11:15 pjn. 

S«ndplper Queitera at- 

tending Haw Jerf«y t*n 

oorferfBce. Trenton Couitty 

ttib. 4} 

Women's Research Club 

meeting, Flanders Hotel, 1:30 

p.m. A vUit to China 

presented by Helen Ragan. 

Rehearsal for Mtliiah, 

sanctuary of St. Peter's 

Methodist, 8:30 p.m. 

Ecumenical Council of 

Mean City meeting, St 

Peter's Metbodlft Church, 

Matchpoint duplicate 

bridge, community center, 

7:30 pm. 


ChiChl'i, Someri Point, i:30 

pjn. 

SATURDAY 

Ninth annual Fenton Carey 

half-marathon, 10 BJB., and 

women's 5,000 meter board- 

walk run 9a jn. starting at the 

Music Pier. 

Ocean City Card Club, 

youth center, 7 pjn. 

Women's Club of Ocean City 

meeting, I p.m. 

Soroptimlst dub meeting, 

6:30 pm. 

Ocean City Library story 

hour for children ages 1 to 5, 

10:30 a.m. at the library. 

Ocean Qry Masonic Club 

annual ladles night, Mualc 

Pier, 6:30 p.m. Singing 

Ambaiiadori will present 

program. 

Knight's of Columbus 

meeting, St. Augustine's 

rectory, 8 p.m. 

Masonic Club meeting, I 

pm. 

Ocean City Democratic 

dub meeting youth center at 

8th Street and Haven Avenue, 

6:30 pm. 


workshop, youth center, 10 

J-wey p 

dinner meettng, Cr«b Ttff, 

5:30 p.m. : r, 

Ul«ure Club meeting, 

txxlal teU, Mth Street f»(l 

Asbury Avenue. 1 p.m. 9 

Women's Cooperatlf* 

League meeting, youth cento- 

9 aUO, '-J 

Qma Club, youth cwiter^J 

pm, " j. 

Cedar Beach Civic 

Asaodation board of dlrectgn 

meeting, 48th Street 

municipal building, I pJL-!> 

Public Notice 

earning flaeal ya#F; 

j». Immaalataly toiiowing ina IUB- 

miuiw to tha UMIiiafura af tna osvar 

nor i Mutual luNat Maaaasa IM com 

rniutgnff Miall luwnit io ma sanaral 

AtMrtiMv AeficuiluTa iix) Envlranniant 

eommlffat, tha lanata inaitry IM In- 

vlrsnmanl CommlltM, of thaif tue- 

cHun. and ma tncial IMnf MlUafiva 

tommlTfa» craaM pyrtManl to *n»m 

bly CMcurratit Raialulian No « ol ma 

i«« LMiilafun, at nesnitllulM aM 

continuM by ffw Lasiilalura tram lima 

lo lima, a espy sf tM plan eallM far on 

ntr jfction n of thli act, tgeatnar witn 

iueh changal mardn ai may liaya Han 

rtquirad gy tha Gsyernori budfat 

mnuga. 

M. N« in* man m aay» ofiof ft fna 

cornmlHlMW •nlaflng Into any con 

tract, laaM, obligation, gr «r«mwl to 

affKtuafa tna puroeHi of rnn act, ma 

toitimiialonar inall raport IsarW cwimlt 

witn ma leteiai islnt lagnlaf iva commit^ 

faa eraatad purtuant to Auambly ean- 

currant R«olutlw. Ng, M of tna ifM 

Lignlalur. ai raconltlruiad ana con 

tlnufd Irom tiffla IB lima by tha. 

Laglilaturt. 

Ii. Tnli miien aha laeiloni 3a and W of 

mn act than tana tffact immadiataiy 

and tha r,malrxj.r of ina act marl faka 

affaci ai and wlwi prgyigad in Mctlon 

U, 

JANI lURSIO, 

saeffiafy »f itaia 

lfrJO, I»,P FMJl.Ju 

St. Augustine's con- 

firmation meeting, school 

hall, 7:30 p.m. 

SUNDAY 

Friends of Music series 

presenting plaiusts Jetty and 

Ronald Marlowe, Mudc Pier, 

8 p.m. 

MONDAY 

Dynamic Senien SAGES, 

program presented by Ann 

abom, ape May Countr 

Office on Aging entitled 

Programs for Seniors. 

VFW meeting, Pott 6650, 

1501 Bay A?., I p.m. 

Alcoholic* Anonymous 

meeting, Holy Trinity 

Episcopal church hall, 7 pjn. 

Alanon meeting, St. John*! 

Lutheran Church, 8:30 pjn. 

Jolly Bidders bridge, 

community center, ?;M pjn. 

Council wortshop, dty hall, 

7 pjn. 

Ocean City Civic Club 

meeting, Music Pier, noon. 

Board of Education 

JwtartttM me«^ng, 8 p.m. 

NEXT TOURSDAY '? 

Halloween parade, f|li 

Street to 10th Street, on 

Asbury Avenue. 

EABN3 SCHOLARSHIP±'-•; 

Lawrence P. Feuchttiifm 

of Northf leld wu •wardedihe 

Arthiir Mllby Scholarsiilp-ftw 

the 1983-84 academic year»i 

Dtcklnaon CoUege. Bt laê 

MR of Mrs. Jacqueline! S. 

Maekltr, m Yortohlre Ayn 

Northfleld, and plans'BiIQFF.eENT«R6UT 

eef Rib Steaks M 

ICICLI0rf%H6l.I 

Claussen Pickles 

MtUTOHiEiF 

ShopRite Bologna 

HMRIW NATIONAL 

Franks or Knocks. 

MEAT 

Hygrade Franks 

The Appv Place 

•IIF SNOUIBIR 

London iroil ID n, 

ANY SIM PKO.. NOT LISS THAN Km 

Lean Ground Beef ,•> 

ANT sia req., NOT LISLTHAN UV, LIAN 

BeefPaities 1. 

V 1 99* 

n. 19 

$ 1,99 

Our Best Patties ,s97* 

FROZEN, SKINNED S OEVEINiO 

Sliced Beef Liver ,87* 

NO WATER ADDED, CURE #81 BONELESS 

Hormel Smoked Ham *2.99 

Sirloin Steak 

WtitiaiN HORTIBMOUSi OR 

T-Borle Steak 

BEEF RIB, BONELESS 

Club Steak 

*2,97 

•1.97 

•1.47 

•1.67 

•2.77 

•3.57 

•3.97 

THE NATURAL SNACK 

Red Grapes n.69* 

113 SIZE, SUNKIST 

Valencia Oranges 10. 99* 

U.S. EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON STATE, 

Red Delicious Apples 59* 

EASY ON THE WAiSTLINI, 10 SIZE 

Pascal Celery ...69* 

SNACKN OOOD 

Valencia Oranges 1^*1.29 

CRISPY FRIBH 

Green Cabbage 

GOLDBN 

BANANAS .... 

4.*. •1.00 

Boston 8" Hanglnfl 

Fern Baskets $491 

The Fish Market 

The Grocery Place 

VAC PAC 120Z. OR CREAM 

OR WHOLE KERNEL 

WUNDimAR 

Sliced Bologna 

STORE SL1CID 

ShopRite Liverwurst 

MORMILNCOILUSSO p 

Genoa Salami 

COLE SUW, MACARONI OR 

Potato S#lad 

STORE SLICED 

Cooked Pastrami 

The Frozen Food Pl 

MINUH MAipEiFOWlMnRr; I'Ul P 

WHY PAY MORI 

Kraft Grape 

Jelly 

REG, OR UNSALTED 

ShopRite 

Saltines Nuts Coffee 

p 

omnwACin 10 07 

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THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Judge orders salary referendum removed from ballot in Sea Isle 


Seuttnel-Ledger Staff 

SEA IgLE CITY - A mov« 

to hull the city'i 1983 salary 

and wage ordinance was 

rendered moot by a Superior 

Court Judge last week who 

ordered a referendum on the 

ordinance removed from tht 

NOY. ballot. 

Superior Court Judge 

Michael Connor ruled Oct. 12 

that the city's 1912 salary and 

wage ordinance is valid and 

that the 1913 ordinance which 

drew the scorn of residenta 

hefe prompting a petition, 

movement didn't provide for 

pay increases. 

According to Jeffery April, 

attorney representing Mayor 

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*topleii firms for «tremendous "FeiUval of Valuti" 

array otvaluea. 

Dominic C. Raffs whoie 

tl5,0W*.year salary was the 

heaviest hit in the move — the 

Judge nixed a counterclaim 

mat called for the city attorney 

to collect all back 

salaries of Raffa, who has 

served as the city's mayor for 

the put two decades. 

Thla summer, 231 

registered voters signed a 

petition to bring tht salaries 

of the commissioners and the 

mayor to a vote so tht •lee> 

torat* could decide whether 

the officials should receive a 

raise. 

The referendum was 

prompted by a petition 

protesting the 1983 salary 

ordinance because they 

claimed It called for • pay 

Increase for elected officials. 

' Under both fee 1982 and 1983 

ordinance, Raffa Is paid 

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1982 ordinance for the 1983 

year along witti Raffs'i and 

Ganicrt'i $2,000 raise. 

However, he refused the Increase 

sticking with hU $6,000 

•alary and backed the 

referendum. 

The key to the Issue - 

$15,000, Commissioner Alan which was Initially heard by 

Gansert $8,000 and Com* Superior Court Judge Philip 

mlMloner William Van Art, Qruetio who turned ttt caw 

over to Conner—was with the 

range of salarie* in the or- 

This Week 

Feature 

dinance which allowed for the 

mayor's salary to be between 

$1,750 ud $25,000 with the two 

commiaalonwi 1 and end at the same time. The 

exact salaries are set by 

resolution. It was a 1081 

resolution that set the $2,000 

raise in the commissioners' 

salaries, effective In July of 

US, 

In his ruling, Connor noted 

hat the referendum, which 

was non-binding, wouldn't 

serve a purpose since the 1983 

ordinance didn't give the 

commissioners the rate. 

nftoto By §M K««unicn 

A large crowd of parents listen intently as 

teachers discuss the programs for this year at St. 

Augustine's School during the annual back to 

school night recently. 

aalaries In 

fee range of $1,500 and 111,000, 

April explained that aU dty 

Trie referendum question 

was led by Michael A, 

CastaWi who was unavailable 

tar comment as of pressUme. 

Raffa was also unavailable 

tar comment 

See new assessments 

lowering mast taxes 

Octin City, N.J, 

" 

employees' salarieg under the 

(continued from page 1) obtained through a five year 

SOT, ESSDMGTON 

The review Mialoni will be land sale study from 1979- 

BACK FROM CARIBBEAN GOWLETBa CQURffi conducted on • ont-to-one 1983. He added that the ap- 

Navy Fire Control Staff §gt, Eric O, Esslngton basis from this Monday proximate ' $1.8 billion 

Technician 2nd Ctaaa Patrick Jr., ton of Eric G. and Edna through Nov. 4, Including assessment was an "in the 

J, Gordon, ton of Mary E, M. Ewlngton of 812 Banning evenings and Saturdays, at ballgame" figure and the only 

Rothman of 014 Pleaiure Av,, NorthfieJd has graduated the old fire haU on the ground problem was the fine-tuning. 

Ave., recently returned from from the U j. Air Force floor of City HaU. According The figure more than doubted 

a depolyment to be Carib- military training instructor to Scelhorst, Monday's and the 1977's revaluation of 1731 

bean aboard the newly course at Lackland Air Force Tuesday's appointment million. 

commlMioned destroyer USS Base, Texa». The sergeant Is schedules art filled. If "Now were trying to get 

Hayler. home ported In a 1977 graduate of Mainland necessary, he added, review Input from he people," An- 

mttik Va, 

Regional High School. can be done over the phone. drea said. 

Seethoret said At firm The assessor, said Oat fee 

has been receiving about 125 appraisal firm tried to Inspect 

to ISO calls dally from all properties between 

property owners here and Memorial and Labor Days 

doean't think there is a this year, but sane people' 

OPEN 

problem accommodating refused the inspector entry. 

ftienj on the firm's 10 lines, "There are people like that, 

although the tax assessor said but that's their prerogative;" 

WEEKENDS 

residents were complaining Andrea said. "Then ttie In- 

about their inability to get spector has to guess at what 

through. 

type of heating, how mdny 

ONLY 

"If people get real upset bathrooms... it's not the beat 

FRIDAYS • SATURDAYS • SUNDAYS ftey can request an ap- way to do it." 

WACO' 

pointment by letter," Andrea Seelhorst said that If a 

said. "But they must set up an property owner was' 

appointment if they want unavailable or refused entry- 

me." 

to an inspector at the ttme of. 

Seelhorst said he an- Inspection, the firm relied on. 

ticipates receiving about 1,000 old property data to make an 

calls In total which amounts to estimated assessment; 

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normal being about 10 per- making an error is almost nil, 

cent. 

however, If something is 

Andrea said that the 

assessment figures were 

wrong, he said, "we wfll fix" 

it." 

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TrtURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.1M3 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE ii~*mcmoNGmr 

itoatjued from page l) 

question were donated, the 

dty ponceded that Hie monies 

• wren't used Improperly or 

tor personal gain but were 

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PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER id, 1953 

Shore protection bond issue referendum on Nov. 8 ballot is pushed 


If approved, montej would 

support programs such at • 

$1.2 mlUlon rehabilitation to 

' Ocean Cfty'i 10 streetend 

bulkheads, 110,1 million (or 

beach Bll alone Seven Mile 

teach from Avalon to Stone 

Harbor, $8.5 mUUon for Initial 

beachflillng in Atlantic City 

and Ungport, and $1.6 mllllofl 

for the conntmction of a stone 

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Welngart said beach 

preservation projects could 

be compared to a crapshoot 

situation, but he preferred Hit 

video game analogy, 

"If you're good, you'll get a 

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said. "But you know that 

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forever," 

Weingart maintained that 

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and eat lunch," he continued feat a pro-active approach portant natural resource Is philosophical or scientific 

"We have to promote public ahould be token to Involve the tack of Information, If In- basis for sand scraping;" 

access to andieU the beach as dttea and munidpallUe* on formation as to prlorltiet and Psuty aaid. "It leads to more/ 

a statewide resource." how the monies ahould be available borrow areas waa at direct attack to the dunes by 

_T. John Carey, a teal 

hand, years of delay could winter storms." 

Realtor who says he has "Let's work with mother have been prevented," fee Somroers said that local- 

•observed andanalysed" the nature and reap the benefits," Councilman said referring to level solutteni may to the 

surf for over 10 years, MU Kilpatrick Mid. fee fact It want until after key. However, he added thai 

that 10-15 percent of the beach Robert J. Furlong, a fee passage of the (20 million sometimes local official! 

feei ahould be pledged for toe SMbrlght councilman said shore protection bond issue in believe they know all, "but 

physical Improvement of the feat while driving to be 1977 that a study WM taken on I'm not sure that we do." 

beaches and , not the symposium he saw an answer how to Implement the Welngart said ft* purpoae 

lifeguards or cleaning. to the beach community injects. 

of monitoring was to deter- 

"Then they'd (beaohgoeri) problem. 

Furlong said that the Corps mine If and why an ex- 

understand we're making the "We are asked to pay as could conduct the program of periment worked. If thatf 

beaches better for them," cent* every so often on fee constantly updating shoreline 

Carey said. 

(Garden State) Parkway to Information. This would 

Clement V, Sommeri, pay for maintenance and yet relieve local and state 

chairman of the Coaital there are hundreds of millions governments of an enormous 

County Committee, laid that to money generated from financial burden, he con- 

the shore protection bond will 

tended. 

help educate resident* as well (the 

Norman P. Psuty, an en- 

ai support the Importance of center of recreation for mree vironmental expert at 

fee coast. 

states as wall u an employer Rutgers University, ad- 

"I can't think of anything of the last resort They emdressed fee non-flnancUl 

more Important than the $50 ploy the minorities. Including Issue of the problem. 

million," said Sommeri, women, the young, the elderly "Sometimes we *jftffli to 

opining Oat Ocean aty was and fee generally unskilled. perceive a solution to beach 

an ideal place to host the 

"Th« $80 mffllon wfll be for erosion as nom*thing good 

symposium because it la on 

the state of New Jersey, not when it Is bad," Psuty said. 

fee ocean. "But It passed the 

Jut Ocean aty or Seahright," "Something may be 

legislature to get on the ballot 

Furlong continued. 

exacerbating a problem 

a little too late to really 

"If. crystal clear that Kwe without our knowing It. We 

educate our vacationer*." 

help Idaho build dams, Idaho need the benefit of 

Cape May County should help us proteot fee monitoring. 

Freeholder James Kllpatriek beaches," be Mid. "The 

said he could understand the 

"There needs to be some 

beaches are a portion of New 

need for education because 

kind of control - not by the 

Jersey feat contribute more 

Ma 10-year-old daughter who 

Corps or the state — but by 

than their snare to help 

grew up in Ocean City ufced 

the local body to regulate land 

others." 

him what a sand dune was. 

use, setback and dune 

The Councilman alto 

"It's made of sand and land 

management," Psuty said. 

requested the Committee for 

la where It's at We have to 

"It doesn't involve finding 

Public Works and Tran- 

feed man (the dunes) or 

sand or building structures" 

sportation to aufeortte fee 

they're not going to grow, Just 

Psuty added mat taking 

United States Army Corps of 

liXe flowers," Kilpauick said, 

•and from one place to 

Engineers to undertake an 

"We need an ongoing 

another leads to erosion and 

Implementation of projects 

program to meet the needs of 

and dune pile-up contribute! 

study. 

fee people." 

to a negative downstream 

"One of the key problems In efieci similar to the groin 

Kilpatrick opined the bond foe ongoing attempt to control 

issue should be supported and foe erosion of our moat tm- "There U no theoretical. 

1 ; 

wasn't done then, the experiment 

would seam Hke an 

"expensive waste," Welngart 

•aid, adding at least It-woujd 

be discovered that the metfiod 

didn't work. 

John Tunnel], chiefs 

aoatlai planning with, (he 

Army Corps Philadelphia 

durtrict, said mat Cfettrtoriented 

solutions, espedfllfo 

bMebffi, im opposed t»,fttf ' 

building of sfructuru 

seawalls and groins, 

ta better gains. : -> 

"Nature does a better lofctf 

coastal protecUoo thwe^ 

do," TuantU said. •- 

Re predicted that ^tf 

eroslonattherateofSfeMfe* 

century, It would tal»m 

centuries for New ^ 

disappear along wft^^ 

problems and W«t 

Philadelphia would become 

(he seaport 

"We may never achieve the 

goals of widening the 

beaches," Tunnell said, "but 

we will continue to try.' 1 ' 

DEMOCRAT CLUB -- 

DINNER TUESDAY 

Ocean Clfr Democrat Qui 

will hold a covered dish 

dinner, Tuesday, Oct 25 at 

6:30 pjn. Quests will be 

candidates for Freeholder, 

Assembly and the Senate. The 

dinner meeting will be held at 

foe 8th Meet and Haven 

Avenue Youth Center; Open to 

the public. 


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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 19 — 

Keeping bead payi\ iment, experts 

(NBtiued from page 1) 

"Personally I don't care if 

there are beaches In Ocean 

City or not. I don't live there 

and.! don't go to the beach," 

FarreU said. "Professionally. 

L mink it's worth It (to 

maintain the beach**). 

Fan-ell and his itudents this 

past year monitored the fi 

million beachfUl project here 

funded by the • 1977 Shore 

Protection bond issue. By all 

measures of a beachflU It was 

".*.», ormlo by Uniw Sluaio 

Stewart Farrell, asioclate professor of marine 

1 jscfiaice at StockMn College, was one of the many 

speakers at the South Jersey Sea Coast Syraposium 

Friday at the Music Pier to address the 

problem of eroding beaches. 

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not a lucceia, according to do It (beachfUl) over and over without spending anything, However, Parrell m» that •irf-wavt land ridge at the 

Fan-ell, although at the end of again," Hid FarreU, adding "We built dunn from S7th tte free method of dune mean high tide Una using 

this sunnier there was one that beaehfilia keip the to 59ft itreflt with discarded building requires a stable frentend loaders. He tuggeiti 

third more sand on theesthetics 

of the beapfi. "If we Oirlstmas frees donated from situation; if there's no sand, hat the sand be deposited as 

beaches than last summer. He have stonny winters I'd say Palmyra and Pihnan, It WM ttiere'i no dunts, 

mlnlatuje mountains on the 

•aid it was successful ta the we'd have to do It every two to recognized by the state as a "Snowfenclng U a much beach in triple staggered rowi 

degree that sand tosses would three yean. It might not have •iccesshil expertmiirt," uid neater and not muefr more resulting in valleys 

have occurred anyway and to be repeated In the same Brier, adding that the group expensive method," FarreU urn-rounding each mound. 

that It was better for thequantity 

as last time so It will dug Its own dune grass. "The said • Christmas trees are Carey maintains thU 

added sand to have eroded. be (1.5 million instead of |8 beach has widened. We don't • Hnd of mtaiy, A item can arrangement would mlnlmlxe 

FarreU attributed erosion of mUUm." 

hive to ttjrow sand and dirt on waih them all over the beach. 

fee beachflU to the 19 nor- Resident T. John Carey the beach like they art doing A snowfenee would just rott up 

theastern storms last year, a recommends the creation of a In Strathmere 

in a baa." 

late start in filling the beaches continuous fund to sustain "I'm sick and ttrjd of Cirey aUo beUeves in dune (Cousin's 

and the UM of a finer grain ongoing beach-inlet-bay hearing about spending all maintenance ai a way to build 

die than what's naturally stabilization such as the use of 

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10 to 15 percent of the beach pumping when it didn't Carey recommends the OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

The beachfUl project fees. 

wwk," Brier said. 

i of land from the 

THE YEAH-nOUW 

consisted of filling the North, FarreU said that revenues 

8th, 12th and nth street could be raised by instituting 

beaches after last year's a resort room tax or doubling Special day Friday 

summer season. Monitoring (he beach fee, 

of the project proved Oat the 

| "People go to the movies 

6th Street beach is extremely and blow 110 once, but they go Mayor Jack Blttner has Stockton College Gerontology 

erosional, according to to the beach every day," Issued a proclamation Department advisory board. 

Fan-el!, 

FarreU said. "You can put deiignaBni Oct. 21 as the day 

"Waves that come in are half that beach fee money In a to recognize the contributions A courtesy van created by 

concentrated on that part of money market fund and bingo of Mnior citizens in Ocean fce Cape May County Office 

the beach from tin (Music) you have the money for aty. 

at Aging In Rio Grande and 

Pier to North Street due to the beachflU. 

The regular AARP meeting operated under the super- 

shape of the island," FarreU "Ocean City certainly can't wm be on the Music Pier for vision of William Sheva will 

said. "The sand leaves 6th wring its hands and say It's a all members and guests who be on view to the public 

Street and moves north depressed area," he added are interested in becoming throughout the county, It was 

toward be Inlet and south referring to the fact mat a, members. 

announced. Its regular 

towards 20th Street. program to support ongoing An illustrated talk by location in Ocean City will be 

"Sixth Street Is like a beach maintenance relates to Fruids P. LarWn, "building the Howard Stalnton Cantor 

checking account no one putt the willingness of the people bridges between the on Wednesdays. There will be 

any money Into," be added. to contribute 

generations," will be thea 

visitation session in the 

He said a long term option Mary Brier of the enhighlight 

of the meeting. Moorlyn parking lot during 

to prevent further erosion was vironmental association of Larkln is supervisor of pupil this week's AARP meeting. 

to build a "monumental South Ocean City said that the personnel servieei at Egg 

bedrock" seawall from group accomplished Harbor Township Ugh School 

Seaspray Avenue to 12thsomething 

that worked and Is a member of the ALL-NEW THEATRi 

Street 

"Then there won't be any 

Mo

V 

It' 

PAGE 20 - SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, 

NyL. 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 

TTiose w/to and use waterways complain about the state they're in 

(continued from page 1) getting lousy because of the 

shallow waterways," 

Edward SwUtart, aecuHvt Marina owners agree Jack 

MCratary of the. Marine Madore, managej of the 

Trades Association is quoted Graef Boat Yard in Somers 

as saying: "This state should Point, describes the Great 

be wild about bolting. But Egg Harbor Inlet and. bay as 

we've got witer problemi and "atrocious" ind "too shallow 

Die state Is losing • lot of at low tide " 

revenue because of that," Pattt Wollerton of Mayer's 

He points to two problems Silp Channel Marina has 

— a dire need for dredging, heard of boats running 

and a diminishing number of aground in different channels 

marinas that offer needed along the southern half of New 

services for boaters. Jersey's ICW. In addition, she 

•'Boating is going from SO to has traveled to Florida on the 

60 footers (boats) to 20 or 30 intracoastal Waterway. 

footers," he says, ^'Boating is "There are good places and 

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local knowledge to help you sayi bujlness at marinas is innavigable and that boaters 

get through," she says. being "definitely, absolutely are not to travel in that area." 

As secretary of the Marine hurt," 

At Ocean City's Coast 

Trades Association, Renee Levin mentions that the Guard station, opinion seems 

Levin hears many boatman Coast Guard has removed to be among the men who are 

complain bitterly •bout the some buoys recently from a there that the Great Egg 

channels of the ICW In Newpart 

of the ICW channel near Harbor InJet'a currents "are 

Jersey. "Notorious" is one Stone Harbor as an economy pretty bad sometimes," 

term, "atrocious" another measure; ••The buoys were In the past few summer 

that boatmen use. 

removed and six months the station was In- 

She,and her employer, Tom boats Immediately went volved in 28 serious groun. 

Tozour, manager of the Stone aground. It was terrible," dings, according to the log 

Harbor Marina, are very But Cmdr. MeGulre credits hooks kept by the station. In 

direct In their oplnonj of the the Coast Guard with doing an some Instances a search and 

Intracoastal Waterway, excellent Job under advene rescue mission U needed. In 

it's terrible here," aayi condiUonB.' 'It Is not our Job to others, the Coast Guard is 

Toiour, who has made maintain the waterways. We nwrely an advisor to a boat 

countless trips on the ICW to do move markers and try to that has found itself groun- 

Florida. Down through the keep markers up to date with ded. 

South, he describes the what are dally changing "We don't usually tow 

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Start the weekend off right with a 

T.G.I.F. PARTY 

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THE'TGIF" BOX IS IMPTY - WE'RE STARTING ALL 

OVER, SO GET THOSE BUSINESS CARDS IN ! 

Drop your business card in the "TGI F BOX" 

at Tom's Dell. Wi will draw one each Tues, 

The winner will receive a FR1E Sandwich 

Tray, delivered to your off let at 4 p.m. the 

following Fri. afternoon (no date change) 

ikt 

Next Drawing, Tues., Oct. 25th 

Wlnesap t, Rome Btayfy Applet M.M BM. 

"Make us e Haslt" 

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1 explains Bryan and lowered, 

Abbott talks of other 

Ilahllly. boatswain's mate The boating lndurtry, ac- changes that have occurred to 

second class. "The Coast cording to UcOuIn, juit djd Great Egg Harbor Bay: ; 

Guard is liable for damages." not make RMU heart load "Since the en** 

Rahllly asserts that at least enough, when the decision to vlronmentallsts came, ttap*' 

two times a week, the station build a flzed bridge m have gotten worn. There • 

is contacted about a groun- made, (A story going around used to be lots of fishing and 

ding. Only the more serious U that an area legislator, clamming boats offtnora 

are logged in the official after voting far flu CM hare. Now you see them from 

books. 

bridge at 34th Street in Octu (Spe May down, but youdorit 

In Great Egg Harbor Inlet, aty. tried to «dl hi* boat see feem off New Jersey. 

there are eight channel uidw it one night Ha became They nave to go to deeper 

markers. Alpha through stuck and had to be freed, water now. I think we were 

Hotel, The purpose of ttie with some damage to Ha better off without aD Stole 

markers is to mark the bat craft.) 

technological people trying to 

water (or boats coming into One man, Fran Abbott, who earn their beautiful salaries.' 

and going out of the Inlet. has extensive knowledge of 

Boats are supposed to stay at the Intraooartal Waterway — 

close to the markers as having made the New Jvaty 

possible, RahiUy and other to Florida trip 111 I n - 

men at the station find con- agrees with McGuiwi. 

ditions not too severe, "eicept To Abbott, Had bridgw 

for Alpha Buoy" which Is the have spelled doom to New 

first to the ocean side of the Jersey's portion at the ICW. 

mitt. 

Sailboats and nMtsrbMb Jurt 

The trouble with Alpha cannot negotiate a died 

Buoy is that it isn't lighted bridge of 35 feet. Boab that 

and boaters have trouble enter Great Egg Inlet can 

spotting it at night. 

pan under the M Street 

Another important factor drawbridges eaiily, but 

Out is hurting New Jersey's unless they can get under tt 

Intracoastal Waterway Is that feet of tad dearaga, at 34th 

there are tight fixed bridges Street, they Just hav» to torn 

that span the waterway. This around and tail out through 

prevents use by a great many fee Inlet again. 

boats because bridges are tooHecaJtsadtanalplctureof 

km. Any sailboat that cannot conditions In New Jersey 

fit under a 25 or 35 foot find today. An example of this U 

bridge, plus motorboats with Mays Landing. 

tall tuna towers, must travel At one Mma, one of the bart 

outside in the ocean, routes of f the ICW was by boat 

Cmdr. McGuire of the Coast up Great Egg Harbor River to 

Guard shakes his head at the Mays Landing. Now the 

very thought of fixed bridges, tributaries an doMd flft and 

or at least ones that are built there art no markers 

too low for boat traffic. He remaining. Boat yards, once a 

feels that the reason fixed sizable Industry there are now 

bridges replaced drawbridges only w«d for small boat 

in the past several years (a storage. 

because they were cheaper to "The marinas are all 

build. Salaries for bridge going," says Abbott "They 

tenders do not have to be paid ami get business because 

and impatient motorists don't cowHuonsaresobad. But the 

have to wait a few minutes state gets more for beat 

while the drawbridge Is rated licenses ten em before." 

1 ^) 

To make matters worse, 

Abbott feels that Independent 

dredgers an also hurting 

Great Egg Harbor Bay, These 

independent dredges, hired 

privately, nave, nt says, left 

floating debris, plastic pipe, 

pilings and trash in the are* 

north of Harbor House. If 

trajh U reported in otter 

states, it U cleared up right 

•way, but not In New Jersey.^ 

"Ocean City does not have a 

harbormaster. In southern 

states along the ICW, there to 

a harbormaster In each town, 

and wait be says, goes. Yon 

obey or eke." 

Ocean aty, until two yean 

ago had an unpaid harbormaster. 

tneiplieaDly, n» 

As It U now, according t 

those who Uve and wcrk In tbe 

waterway areas, the 

problems confronting the 

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The vineyards el Germany, located 

for the most part along fh§ Rhint and 

Motelit riven, have ont thlnfl in comman 

with Newtamdiand, Quebec and 

Ontario: they are all on the samel 

latitude. Which means, of course, that 

the Brewing of grapes Is mueh more of • 

challenge than It would be In say Italy 

or California, 

This simple geographical fact has 

made If neceuary for the wines of 

Germany be limited to hardy grape 

varietals that can »ndur« the vagaries of late springs and 

»arly autumns and the consequent short growing season. 

German wlnei are approximately II percent white 

wines. The Riesling grape, cultivated in the finest 

vineyards of Sermany, Is rtipenslblt for most of the weel 

lent wine* produced In this area for many, many e*n 

fur-its. 

Because the climate I* comparatively uncertain, with 

vineyards planted in whit Is conildered the northern limit 

of the Riesling vine, there are summers without enough 

sunshine to fully ripen the grapes. As a result there is 

more variation In vintage years than In the southern wine 

regions, 

Although Rietling is the varietal of high quality another 

grape, the lylvaner, Is the domiltlc grape of greater 

abundance, producing a milder wine than the Riesling. 

More ntxt week on the German wlnei that are popular 

not only In their home country, but also in the U.S.A. 

How tome thost who claim the country i$ ruined are 

trying is hart to git control of the wreck? 

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240 degrees (a little syrup, dropped into very sold water 

formi a soft ball which flattens when removed from 

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stops bubbling, add Sherry, Cool sHshfiy, then beat 

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of wax paper In order to wrap each piece spearafely. 

Crltlclim: what wt uy about other people who don't have 

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DINNER: Every Evening 5:30-8 p,m. 

SUNDAY: Brunch 8:30-1:30 p.m.; »7.W 

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Intracoastal Waterway In 

New Jersey are numercus. 

They are not improving. They 

are getting went. 

To be continued 

Women golfers : 

seat officers • 

AtlanUc Qty Women'i Golf 

Association held its armusl 

M award* luncheon and 

Installation of officers 

recently. 

Officers for the 1984 year 

are: Jan MathU, president; 

Mary Moon, vice president; 

JoAnn Shaffner, secretary; 

and Alma Flippen, treasurer. 

Awards were presented to 

Jean Koch for most Improved 

golfer, 3%tn Armstron,. most 

birdies, Val Austin, molt 

ringers and Bobbi McAllister 

for interclub matches., 

Mary Capaldi was winner of 

fee Stone Harbor two-day 

tournament 

In honor of the FENTOtUAREY MARATHOM 

We're having a iptdal Friday NHW 

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arts / entertainment 

>•'-* j;. Ronald and Jeffry Marlowe, duo pianists 

^T 

•jeffry and Ronald MaHowe in concert, 

presented by The Friends of Music, 

: 8 p.m. Sunday, the Music Pier 

: a PROGRAM 

acuemiB ,.B«en 

arrmgenmtG. IVfater 

"winter" Concerto from the Four Seasons 

Op, I, No. 4...... ., .Vhraldl 

: arrmgtnmxtJ.&R.Marlow 

AltorgroNooMoJto 

Largo 

Allegro 

Variations ooaibiin* by Haydn Brabraa 

Andante -.*--., -.« ». . •.,i*-,^..tr., Joeftftillo. 

AndanUCmMoto Vivace 

Piv Vivace Graiioso 

OonMoto Poco Presto 

Andante Con Mate Finato-Andante 

Inttrmtgtlon 

Valse from Suite tor Two Ftansa 

Op.is. ,,.,. ,,...Arenakjr 

Danse Macabre 

Op.«.. St. Sana 

Two Concert tap JopUn 

-., aiiwtgevmiU J, Adler 

> Maple Leaf 

EnUrtainer 

OassicBeatles Lennon-McCartney 

armngtrnentJ. *R. Marlowe 

H§y Jude (in Ww style o/Bach; 

Yesterday finthflsMio/BHtfiovtn) 

Ob-La-Dl, CtyU-D* fbiM sMtqfSousa) 

Here. There and BvvyiAin fin Mi sÔb 

Mlchele (inthettyU erfThih 

. Mr* Ubrmy sets activities 

{ Semen Point Public cWWwn a«M m to U. 

library bai amouncwl tba A rap MMM'-to Wd each 

ictlvititi for chlMrw to ba iWaday, conduced ly Undo 

Mid daring tnt winter MMK foi^ pr^-achool 

nontfas. chlldrwi worwnpatilad by • 

.Storyhour U conducttd par*)*, fr«n 1O:1» to 10:45 

Saturday!, S«pt«rabar IA 

ttrough June forage* three to Forfurther Information call 

i, 10:30 to 1115 ajn. (he library at 8T7-7113. 

Ttie PeanutButtorand Jelly - * 

lang d held the third 

tetorday of each month, neon 

. with fflmi and lunch 

by the library, for 

OUR 

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BRING RESULTS 

NOTICE 

TO 

PROPERTY OWNERS 

There will bo a public hearing 

on the alley paving 

assessments to be held on 

Thursday, November 2,1983 

at 4:00 P.M. in tht council 

Chamber*, City Hall. The 

purpose of the matting will 

be to obtain input concerning 

aiMt*m«nt of Allays 

which have been. pa,vpd by 

The SentinelLedger 

Thursday, October 20, 1983 Page One, Section Two 

Twin pianists in concert bn Music 

The gala fall concert series Allen. 

by The New York < limes, as 

presenrtd by'the Friends of The Marlowea have been hiving a "brilliance of 

Music, an affiliate of the Arts featured pianists with the technique and style to bum" 

Center, continues at I p.m. Philadelphia Orchestra, New by The Washington Pact, and 

Sunday, Oct. 23 on the Music York PhUharmontc, Pitt, With a "rapport beyond 

Pier with performances by sburgh Symphony and the belief 

the highly acclaimed and Dells Symphony Orchestra. 

unique duo pianists, Jeffry They have also been featured 

and Ronald Marlowe. on such national television 

The Mirtowfs repertoire programs as NBC'i 

•pans the classics and the distinguished Recital Hall 

works of modern masters; series, the Mike Douglas 

Sunday evening's program Show and Johnny Carson's 

will open with Bach and Tonight Stow. 

conclude with "classic Proteges of the fabled duo 

Beatles" selections by Lemon piano team of LuboahuU and 

and McCartney. 

Nemenoff and now with three 

While their playing on twin decades of highly acclaimed 

7-foot pianos makes their concerts behind them, the 

concerts unusual, the fact that Marlowea have been called • 

the musicians themselves are "formidable two-piano team" 

twin brothers makes for a 

truly unique concert experience. 

The Marlowe brothers have 

delighted audiences with their 

electrifying delivery of wideranging 

musical selections 

11 The Oct. 23 concert Is the 

second in the Friends of Music 

wries which began last 

month. The final concert, 8 

pjn Nov. IS, will feature the 

by The Philadelphia Ode City Wind Quintet. 

Inquirer 

Admission is available at 

"Throughout their careers, the door the night of the 

the Marlowea have main- concert. For further intained 

a strong concert tour formation, call the Arts 

program and have a large •inter, 399-7828. 

following with mule lovers of 

all ages," notes Esther Well, 

founding producer of the Looking 

mends of Musk series. 

Currently on tour, the for the Right 

Marlowea will be concluding Nursing Home? 

their latest eastward concert 

series with the performance 

Sunday night on the Musk mta m npn nuditai ciri art m 

Pier. 

vltM It miu n«lr Mni In Unwooa 

ConviMMtni Cmttr « LlnmDd 

Mi W aipKI i IritMlf it. 

nmcntri wim c.rcful etrianii at 

1MIUI OHIfnM IB rnln IMIr 

World premiere Sunday 

LllweM It lilt llrii nuruna 

Mcllltv in lautn w»< MCrMlitd 

Mr IM JMflt ctnnrnw o) Ac 

Members of the Atlantic and Robert Pollock, piano. 

l 

Community College quartet- Pollock serves as president 

ln-resldence will Join featured of the Composers Guild of 

percussionist Gordon Gottlieb Nefc, Jersey which presents 

In the college's first concert toe concerts In conjunction 

aeries performance of the with ACC. The series of four 

1BS344 season on Sunday, Oct. concerts a year provides a 

23. The program begins at 1 forum for New Jersey com* NHIIMIM CMfAl An. 

p.m. In Walter Edge HaL on posers to have their works mi.m, m» ttrun mil 

the Mays Landing campus. performed^ 

The concert features a 

world premiere of a work The price of admission Is 

composed by New Jersey p.SO or *2 for students and 

composer Rolv Yttrehus. senior citiiens. A reduced 

Members of me Atlantic subscription rate of fU,iu (a 

String Quartet and Gottlieb savings of fS.M), or $6 for 

will also perform works feystudents 

and senior citizens (a 

Schubert and Kodah/. Quartet savings of f2) is available. 

members Indude Evan Paris, Call 625-1111 or MWB50 ext 

violin; Chris Flnckel, cello m. 

slnn their debut at age 11 

with the Philadelphia Orchestra. 

They subsequently 

achieved national recognition 

through appearances on be 

television shows of Milton 

Berle, Gary Moore and Steve 

Vmgt 

at Stockton 

Distinguished American 

poet Mm Bryant Voigt will 

present a free public reading 

atStockton State College, 8:15 

p^t. Thursday, Oct. 27 in 

room CC-103. 

The author of Calming JOn, 

The Forces of Plenty and 

numerous entries in such 

BMgacines as The New 

Yorktr, The New Republic. 

ftsetryand ITM Notion, Voigt 

has become an important 

voice in contemporary 

American poetry. 

Her work has earned her a 

Guggenheim Fellowship and 

a National Endowment for the 

Arts Creative Writing 

Fellowship. She is the founder 

of the Master of Fine Arts 

F f t 

g 

and a former professor at the 

Massachusetts Institute of 

Technology. She la currently a 

visiting faculty member at 

Warren Wilson College in 

North Carolina. 

Voigt'i reading is part of 

the college's visiting writers 

series this fall. For more 

Information on Voigt and 

other visiting -writers, call 

Stockton at 6SH776 ext. 505. 

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Stockton hosts Sybil Ikmce Company 

The TI. DKH-j.i«hu Philadelphia-based kn-aii rf____A_ini. descending in a to _n the tlw i,iv._.ruinrlH underworld rmlftcti 1 a shared shared nhilosonhv philosophy nuislr music theory theor and 

dance company Sybil will to probe the depths of con- that views dance m one of the ethnic dance forms. 

perform In concert at the sciousness and the soul, humanities and a social For Its Stockton 

Stockton State College Per- emerged u • prophetess and science as well as a per- engagement, Sybil will 

forming Arti Center, speaker of tmth. 

forming aft form. That perform five works 

Pomona, on Siturdoy like its namesake, Sybil concept can be seen in the choreographed by company 

evening, Nov. I. Curtain time has been engaged In an In- featured choreography of the members: Well Silently 

to 8:15 p.m. 

ternal journey, exploring the eight company members, Overflowing by Greg Myers; 

Sybil was founded In world of space and movement most of whom have been Mr B,L. Hughes by Donna M, 

January IWS under the v- to create new Images, Influenced by theories of PerUll; and X&\dmtm, ITw 

tlitlc direction of Eva Collaborating with musldans movement spanning a Art of the Fugue, and Veaptn 

dholson, an associate and other artists In folk, multitude of cultural and by Eva GhoUon. 

professor of dance it Temple classical and contemporary musical themes 

Ms. Gholson has been 

University, The


The billion 

dollar resort 

Ocean City's new assessments are coming out 

at a most appropriate time around Halloween, for 

they are proving downright shocking to many 

propertyowners. With overall valuation of private 

property in Ocean City now skyrocketing to about 

$1.8 billion, the average property in town is now 

assessed around $100,000 or more. That's scary. 

So is the fact that a 50-foot lot worth $50,000 to 

$70,000 this year could be assessed up to onequarter 

million dollars when the new assessments 

take effect In 1984. 

Two facts about the assessment — one about 

this new revaluation specifically, the other about 

revaluations in general — should bring some 

solace. 

Locally, of the more than 13,500 taxable 

properties, the new assessments will result in a 

lowering of taxes for most; however, the other 45 

percent will increase. 

And it should be realized that tax rates and 

assessments are relative terms and must be 

considered in conjunction. 

Generally speaking, when assessments go up, 

the tax rates go down. Thus, in Ocean City's case, 

had the 1983 tax rate been struck using the new 

-1984 assessments, the current $2,90 per $100 rate 

would have been only 11.13. 

: Still, the skyrocketing assessments certainly 

$ve cause for all taxpayers to pay especially 

dose attention to the costs of government—local, 

bounty and school district — for the surest way" to 

keep the tax rate from rising is to keep the cost of 

^government services In check. 

On picking 

new captain 

Tht appointment of a successor to retiring 

lifeguard Capt. George Ufierty has been marred 

by a combination of sloppy city administrative 

groundwork and unfavorable publicity focused by 

a fellow lifeguard. 

The appointment of veteran lifeguard 

lieutenant Oliver Muzstey as the new captain of 

the Ocean City Beach Patrol was announced last 

week by City Administrator Joseph Kane, Even 

before the appointment was formally made, 

however, It had come under attack by Alfred 

"Bud" McKinley, another lifeguard lieutenant of 

longstanding. 

McKinley asserted that the appointment 

, process was shoddy because Kane allegedly 

didn't properly research the field of candidates 

tor the important position from among veteran 

lifeguards on the local patrol or those from other 

patrols in comparable resort areas. Underlying 

McKinley's assertions was the allusion that he 

was more qualified by experience and education 

to be head of the largest beach patrol in Cape May 

County and one of the best patrols in the nation. 

Kane referred to Muzslay as Lafferty's •'right 

hand man" and noted that he was a local resident, 

iwhich was one of the apparent criteria for filling 

die pott, Hometown status, however, seems odd 

given the fact that for the first tune, the lifeguard 

captaincy is now only a summertime, as opposed 

to a year-round position. 

there would Mini to be little doubt that Muzslay, 

with his Htylua years of experience on the 

focal beaches and1 his safviee as a lieutenant 

tfirectly below Lafferty, cart adequately handle 

the responsibilities of lifeguard captain. 

Still, now that the matter has been brought to 

the public's attention, it would seem that the best 

course of action for the city administrator would 

have been to study as wide a field of candidates as 

possible to at least see what was out there and to 

preclude disparaging public reactions. 

It is one matter to select a person for an important 

post following a careful review of all 

possible candidates, and quite another to perfunctorily 

choose the apparent number 2 man, 

Mr. Kane especially, given his unimpressive 

track record with beach patrol matters of late — 

he admittedly isn't used to their function, and 

tried to save money by doting the beaches 

brematurely thia Mason — should have been 

more cautious in the selection process. 

:• Unfortunately this entire incident gives 

-'credence to what was alluded to in the comment 

;' by one respected veteran of the local scene who 

*.observed that in the entire flO-year history of the 

• Ocean City Beach Patrol there have now been 

;* oily four lifeguard captain*; and that ir politics 

^: oilers the picture, there U the poBsibillty of there 

P: being 60 captains in the next four years. 

g: Esprit de corpt is a crucial ingredient in 

sfct maintaining Jth* enviable record of vital 

§ : rrganlxationi like the Ocean Ctty Beach Patrol. 

^-* Westaoersfyhxm Mr.iNWIay 

that precede WnUnto Us leadenMp 

have 

Still, them IK 

man for the Job? 

Vseulde 

He obviously 

y wouldn't 

now: line the best^ 

lite Sentinel-Ledger 

Page Four, Section Two Thursday, October 21), 1983 letters / readers react features 

Thursday, October 20, 1983 


Page Five, Section Two 

Lifeguard captain 4 • Americans spend billions each year on pain relief 

position demands 

extensive search 

Editor's note: The 

writer rtquested 

reprinting here to letter 

to Joseph Kent, Gown 

(Sty administrator, 

D§ar Mr. Kane; I am 

writing to you as a follow up to 

our telephone conversation of 

Oct. 7.1 iUU find it mounding 

that you would consider 

choosing the captain of the 

Ocean City Beach Patrol 

without announcing the 

availability of the position or 

conducting an open search- 

As a candidate for that 

position my sense of fair play 

Is outraged that no attempt 

was nude to find out what 

talent was available or 

establish some procedure to 

evaluate it. 

The position of captain of 

the Beach Patrol has the 

responsibility for hundred! of 

thousands of lives during the 

summer months. It is a 

position which should be 

searched professionally, 

using guidelines established 

by individuals familiar with 

Ufeguardng procedure* and 

practices. The final candidates 

should be drawn from 

Oil widest pool of qualified 

Individuals. 

Dedicated mm deerve to receive their salaries 

Editor, Sentlnil.Ladger; I 

would Uk« to urge the public 

to support the three division 

heads whose salaries we will 

vote on. 

Don Fileggh The most 

dedicated public servant this 

town has ever sean. His life 

has been devoted to Ms job In 

the recreation department 

where for 30 yean his love 

and his programs have 

touched us all. 

The extra work and 

devotion this man has given to 

our city and Its citizens cannot 

Simple letter of thanks 

Editor's note- Thti IJ a 

copy of a letter to the chief 

tf pctta. 

Dear Chief, 

This is a simple letter of 

thanks and appreciation from 

a property owner and tax* 

payer. 

On this past Saturday 

evening, Oct. 8th I unfortunately 

locked my keys in 

the car at the boardwalk. We 

walked to the police station 

and humbly asked for help. It 

was Immediately and 

graciously given. One of you 1 

patrolmen was contacted by 

radio and drove us to our 

home at 34th and Bay, where 

spare keys and •nother car 

resolved ft§ problem. 

A very small Incident in the 

course of that evening to be 

sure. Neverthless, please 

accept our compliments to 

you and your efficient and 

courteous force who found the 

time and had the heurt to help 

us. 

FrandsL. Lagan in 

Jforsttam, Pa 

Run is well run event 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; As 

a participant in the Masters 

Run on the Boardwalk Sunday, 

Oct. 2. for the Indian 

Summer Weekend 

celebration, I would like to 

express my sincere thanks 

publicly to everyone involved. 

This is fee very first ttme I 

have ever attempted to run 

and get fee courage to enter a 

marathon. 

The enthusiasm of everyone 

Uie goes on policy on 

at Humane 

Society 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; 

We at fee Humane Society 

can't begin to think you for 

fee splendid play given to our 

death row story, 

As you probably would have 

guessed, our shelter telephone 

began ringing fee minute The 

Sentinel-Ledger hit the streets 

Thursday - and, It hain't' 

•topped since. ' 

The shelter manager 

phoned me this afternoon to 

sayftalhadjuitgoneoutand 

(hat it happened while your 

photographer was present. 

Not only did people come in to 

ne.tbe "convicts" but they 

left with other adoptions Inchiding 

a guinea pig. 

Life at the shelter Is 

anything but mundane. 

Surprises are ordinary 

events. Again, thanks. 

SdMagtiir* 

HUmane Social?of Ocean City 

and the patience ottta people 

who were TtMitfr* fof 

making sure everyQlIng was 

taken care of was great 

My thanks to the committee 

and to all those Who encouraged 

me along the way to 

keep on trying. Especially to 

Mike Allegretto, Don PUtggi 

and Mark Solfer, 

Joan Dice 


As in put election campaigns; 

The Sentinel- 

Ledger will not allow itl 

space for letters to the 

editor to be used tor 

politically motivated or 

political endorsement 

Th«ie statementa can be 

made by the candidate* or 

their campaign staffs |n 

news releases and advert; 

Usementa which The SeatinelUditerpubUthet. 

TheSMtlneRedglir 

be measured. He hag guided 

fee lives of our young people, 

assisted our elderly, and at 

fee same time put together a 

fruly outstanding recreation 

dept. 

I would like to be the first to 

suggest that the new convention 

hall be named Pil 

Pavilion In hohor of 

dttlligulftted swviiJe to 

town and its CMMM. 

It would certainly be more 

appropriate than trying to 

*aft him out of his raise. 

Mark Solfer: Very 

dedicated; has done an excellent 

job In promoting our 

town through a combination 

of good original ideas and a lot 

el hard work. 

From my llvlngroom 

windows I have seen this man 

letting up things In the street 

.It 6 In the morning and 

cleaning up the street after 

dark. 

An exceptional public 

employee whose contract 

deserves to be honored. 

Fred Cade; An extremely 

hard-working Individual, this 

nun has done an outstanding 

job as building codes chief. He 

has been fair and honest in a 

grueling, thankless Job, 

worked long and hard hours, 

and deserves every penny we 

promised him, 

Three fine men In fee flilrd 

year of their contracts. No one 

ever deserved our support 

more! 

JoeHlgbee 


During our telephone 

conversation you informed 

me that you had been working 

on this matter with 

Longo and Captain 

tor (our or five weeks. t 

end of the third week,;in 

September I telephoned Ctyrf 

Longo to find out, t.he 

guidelines for applying lor the 

position of captain. Ha, informed 

me that as of thatdete 

no guidelines had, bsen 

established. He assured,ine• 

bat when ht was askj^to 

provide a list of Candida ^he 

would Include my iunie.14 a 

list of potential candida^s. 

Captain Lafferty has aiêd 

me of the same thing, ',-j 

I spoke to Captain Laf Iprty 

after I spoke with you ftjh 

informed me that he^-fiad 

never been contacted .by^y . 

to provide a list of candidates 

or guidelines for the selection. 

He stated his only wjjtfpct 

regarding his successes 7141 a 

request from you fefgygh 

Chief Longo to provide a .jeêr 

of recommendation for, Lieut 

Musky, ,-k« 

He said he would be 

to write a letter of 01 ruGQni 

mendatton for me p^. 

I have enclose!,, ^ 

academic and Beach Patrol 

resume as evidence jpt 

qualified and superior candidates 

are available. ,,,' 

9 

^lSp*j 1r % 

osei,,ânfl 

)ch Palrol I 

snee ami 

The people of fl 

take their beaches and Je«ch 

Patrol seriously. They 4n4 the 

OOBP deserve an open lepreh 

for this very impbrtpt 

position. ,T 

The alternative 

the captain the label 

political appointee, a h,gavy 

burden in a job whtrt.-ihe 

essential ingredient is 

leadership, i , 

I would be happy to,meet 

with you to discuss,-thia 

matter. 

NbrrutoMfncmd 

NewHope.Po, 

Salaries referendum has become a farce 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; I 

was quite upset by fee fact 

that none of your investigative 

reporters have 

picked up on the major farce 

which Is about to be put over 

on the public. 

Specifically I refer to the 

distorted salaries referendum. 

I worked very bard to 

support fe« petition which led 

to the referendum but (City 

SoUeitor) Corcoran has by 

virtue of his edict made fee 

salaries of the people we all 

contested exempt. 

Specifically, police chief, 

Ire chief, city administrator, 

dty clerk, etc.; or basically, 

those covered by the 

Memorandum of Un- 

derstanding, 

I for one am upset that fee 

intent of fee referendum as I 

knew It has been subverted 

and question what another 

equally knowledgeable attorney 

such as Mr. Delventhal 

would say v s. Mr* Corcoran. 

We all know that Mayor 

Bittner wanted to get rid of 

Corcoran because he thought 

feat he wag not effective, I 

think that he was correct in 

his value judgments anS wish 

feat you would interview 

another lawyer such ai Sir. 

Delventhal to get the'other »i 

side of this. # 

Chuck vVigoIII 

Face reality when it corns to morality 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: In 

MtekteMlM 

Cindy Pierfy should take her 

own advice and face reality 

She stated the was •hocked 

by what she nw on fee 

television. Howiver, the was 

so appalled tht continued to 

watch fee program, giving a 

descriptive account of what 

went on. 

Face reality she should. In 

this decadent country of fee 

United States, that was and la 

.reality. Ms is not 1M3 but 

1983. Hundreds of years ago, 

Roman Catholics did far more 

than what she saw on her 

television which, I might add. 

she did not have to watch If 

she did not want to see it. 

At for organiiing her 

church groups against such 

occurrences In the future, I 

think her attempt Is a vain 

and empty one. The influence 

of such groups has diminished 

and society will toon lee fee 

end of fee Moral Majority. 

It Is now music and films 

Qeean'Ciry 

fcat wU lead fte euituril 

Mslstanee to corporate, w^ 

ploitatlon, government 

repression, nucl*ar 

proliferation, mUitsry 

aggression, racism, and the 

moral puritlanlim of Or* New 

Right or it will be co^pted 

and go the way of th» Mpflie. 

SeottQuattrone 


Flexible local law makes signs illegal 

Editor, Sentinel- 

Ledger: Fortunately, things 

are not as b«d as they seem to 

BUI Klttredge In Ms letter 

(Oct.6) about street signs 

being ignored In Qcean City. 

UMr. Klttredge aware Oat 

Hairfee Wgns In Ocean City 

are illegal? 

How do I know? My 

1^ 

FMwtSN-MII 

: bKADLJNES —~ 

Letters, church news noooMonday 

Advertising.^. ...•,**/••' Wednesday 

JOHN T. STttTHttBS : A « V Publisher- 

;U948-63) . . 

FRED C. BENSON. ,> *...",.. .Publisher 

JOHN H. ANDRUSH. .Editor 

BYRON T. MBRPKK • • • Advertising Manager 

councilman from fee 1st Ward 

told me. 

Well now, given, that 

premise, how do you tell 

which la which? Relax, Mr. 

Klttredge, your councilman 

will guide you, Perhaps, Uke 

our elected representative, he 

might even tell you that he is 

fee tew In the ward. 

In feat case, signs can be 

Mien down or put up at hU 

nod. If you think that Is 

hyperbole check the bay tide 

of Edinburgh Road, and then 

fee streets on either side of It. 

And you thought omniscience 

was of fee divine! 

Or it it omnipotence? 

So go to your oouncUman, 

Mr. Klttredge, and you might 

find that the concept of la w In 

Ocean City Is quite flexible. 

And unlike many of us who 

are runtime taxpayers but 

part-time residents, you 

night luck out If you happen 

total voter. 

After all, it's a lot easier to 

tike signs down than .to enforce 

them. And while thai 

may be no •laughing mutter" 

in the language of , the 

correspondent, it is a political^) 

re% 

Joseph C.McCloskey 

Woodburyund 

OecOnCtty 

Taleses part of grand tradition 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

wouldllke to congratulate you 

an the very deserving commmtary 

and article on Mr. 

and Mrs. Tattle, 

I have known this beautiful 

court* ethoe ctilttiooi They 

ar«; and always have been, t 

vital and viable part of the 

grand Ocean City tradition. 

I have always felt it a 

privilege to have known them 

as friends all these years. 

They were dose friends of my 

late parents, Dr. and Mrs. 7. 

Thonuey Hugh«. I grew up 

early fn the tradition' of 

Rotary knowing them. 

moft letters to the editor, page 18 

Of these special people, from 

early times until now, i 

May the days of their lives - 

be richly blessed, for they 

have given blessings to all 

who have known them. I am 

fortunate to be among that 

vast number. 

By 

MADELEINE JACOBS 

SmlthMolui 

Newsservice 

"The most general survey 

shows that fee two foes of 

human happiness are pain 

and boredom." So wrote 

Arthur Schopenhauer, the 

noted German philosopher of 

pessimism, more than 130 

years ago, 

Modern-day physicians and 

psychiatrists would agree 

feat Schopenhauer was right 

an fee mark where pain is 

concerned. 

Pain, declares the 

Association for Research Is 

Nervous and Mental 

Diseases, Is "the moat 

pressing human health 

problem facing Americans In 

the IMs," Today, one-third of 

fee US. population suffers 

from persistent or recurrent 

pain, a variety of symptoms 

feat physicians call chronic 

pain. Collectively, chronic 

pain Is the third leading cause 

of disability, eneeded only by 

cancer and heart diseases. 

It U ate fee most costly 

health problem In fee United 

States, according to the 

National Institutes of Health, 

which has tallied fee annual 

Mln-rellef bin at ISO billion. 

From prehistory to the 

present, people have Invested 

considerable ingenuity, 

energy and money to relieve 

physical suffering, ranging 

from daily aches to the injuries 

of warfare, say 

Smithsonian historians of 

science, Deborah Warner and 

Nawy Knight, who have put 

together a new Smithsonian 

exhibition, "Pain and Its 

Relief," at the National 

Museum of American History 

to Washington, D.C, 

The pursuit of painlessness 

has a rich, recorded history 

dating from around NO B.C. 

Many ancient believed pain 

was caused by evil spirits, 

angry gods or sinfuJness. At 

fee Temple of Aesculapius in 

Greece, suffers —inspired by 

accounts of successful 

dreams depleted on temple 

walls —slept and dreamed of 

being healed. 

A number of cultures put 

faith In fee curative powers of 

vottve offerings—images or 

sculptures- of the particular 

diseased or hurt body parts. 

Disease and pain, it was 

believed, transferred from 

the living part to the 

Inanimate model. 

Other cultures relied on fee 

putative powers of metal; In 

ancient Rome, soldiers dipped 

their iron swords in ttielr 

morning drinks. However, 

copper bracelets as medical 

adornments are relatively 

new, dating only from the late 

heat-, hypnods; acupuncture, 

Introduced In America in the 

early 19th century, and even 

static electricity, generated 

by Rube Goldberg-like contraptions 

as early as 1743. 

Static electridty treatments surgery and dentistry, let ere Inflammatory drugs, or 

were especially popular In the anesthesia, dentists were NSAIDs 

United States, even though largely limited to tooth ex- Surgical anesthesia now is a 

Benjamin Franklin tractions because fee pain of far cry from Uit "ether 

denounced them at Inef- restorations was too great for dome" operations of the 1850s. 

fective and dangerous. patients to bear." 

Modern anesthesiologists. 

Surgery, however, Once anesthesia eliminated graduate physicians 

remained a drastic measure, pain, Warner point* out, 

undertaken only when pain "Doctors no longer had to 

became unbearable. Without race through operations. They 

anesthesia, surgeons were gained new knowledge of 

limited to amputations, physiology and anatomy and 

surface excisions and a few discovered surgical remedies 

minor {MsreyUve procedures, for appendicitis and otter 

•The marks of a great previously Inoperable con- 

surgeon," Knight •ays, "were ditions" 

not patience and delicacy, In fee mld-ioOOi, ••patent" 

but speed and strength." In medicines also cane Into 

fee late 18th-century, a wide use. Patent medicine 

British surgeon set a record promoters claimed that their 

tor an amputation at Hie largely alcoholic elixirs cured 

Hugh-. 15 seconds. In his all kinds of IDs, from the pain 

haste, however, he alto caused by the "stress of 

Inadvertently removed fee modem clvUlxation" to "lick 

patient's left testicle. headaches." Electricity made 

life century. They are worn Around 1800, chemists In a comeback, and a whole new 

today to ease the discomfort both Europe and America had range of pain-rdlef remedies 

of arthritis, rheumatism and begun to study various gases. were offered to an eager 

a modern affliction, tennis In 1799, Humphry Davy, an public: ear vibrators, eyeball 

dhow. 

English chemist, noted the metsagert, therapeutic 

Far-fetched cures? exhilarating and humorous waters and exercise machines 

Not at all, Warner and effects of Inhaling small doses to pummel, prod and shake 

Knight say. Current scientific of nitrous oxide; larger dotes out aches and paint. 

studies show feat a patient's induced steep. SuMuric ether Meanwhile, physicians and 

belief in a cure may Influence had similar effects. It want otters developed safer 

the course of « disease. "In all long before university machines for delivering 

cultures, fee practice of students began holding "ether ether, nitrous oxide and, 

medicine combines frolics," while "laughing later, safer Inhalation 

technology wife belief," says gas** demonstrations and anesthesias. Regional, or 

Warner, project manager of lectures amused the public. local, anesthesias were 

fee Smithsonian's pain By the 1840s, a number of developed and refined, 

exhibit. "This is at much true American physicians bad eliminating the often 

tor us today as It was for older 

dangerous need for putting a 

cultures." 

potential uses of ether and 

patient to sleep when only a 

Early on, many cultures nitrous oxide in surgery, A 

miner procedure was 

combined belief wife more Georgia physician jnd two 

required. 

tangible treatment. Ar- New England dentists vied for Pharmaceutical companies 

chaeologists have traced fee the title "Inventor of began to market morphine 

use of cocaine, a potent pain anesthesia," according to Dr. and cocaine for injection in 

reliever found in the leaves of Audrey B. Davis, curator of the 1880a and '90s. Stovaine, a 

fee coca shrub, to Indians medical sciences at the synthetic substitute for 

living in Ecuador at least National Museum of cocaine, was synthesized in 

fi.OOOyearsago, Both fee earlyAmerican 

Hlitory. 

1104 but was quickly replaced 

Chinese and Greeks were Though a clear case of 

by Novacalne in 1806. Pain- 

familiar with fee sleep- priority was never really 

killers became fee mainstay 

Inducing properties of opium established, tht says, one of 

of the modern phar- 

fan extract of fee poppy fee denturts, William Morton, maceutical industry, 

plant), cannabis (the active Is credited with successfully 

beginning wife the synthesis 

ingredient in marijuana) and demonstrating, and 

of acetylsalicyllc add, also 

fee root of fee mandrake popularizing, fee use of 

known as aspirin, patented by 

plant. 

nitrous oxide In surgery. 

fee Bayer Co. of Germany in 

By tin Middle Ages, people "The discovery of 

1900. 

could choose their pain anesthesia," Davit says, "From the mld-19th century 

relievers from a potpourri of "was the first major on, pain became big business 

plants, powders and potions. American contribution to to America," Warner notes. 

In Europe, potions made from medicine and one of fee most Today, Americans spend 

opium, cannabis and man- significant medical hap- something between f 1 billion 

drake root were inhaled penings of all times, ranking and $1.5 billion on over-fee- 

through sponges. Mixtures of right up there with the counter pain remedies, such 

common herbs and un- discovery feat germs cause as aspirin and non-aiplrtn 

common additives — disease and the discovery of substitutes. Another half- 

rhinoceros horn and eye of antibiotics." 

billion is spent on prescription 

bat, a concoction not unlike 

pain killers, including fee 

The use of anesthesia 

fee witches' brew in Mac- 

newest drugs now being 

spread like lightning across 

beth—were touted as sure- 

evaluated In fee pain phar- 

western cultures, Davis 

cures for toothache. 

macopoeia—fee so-called 

'reports. "It totally 

Oner methods were tried: 

nonsteroldal antirevolutionized 

the practice of 

r concerned 

wife ill areas of pain 

control, rely on anesthesia 

machines, with their lifesustaining 

functions and 

monitoring devices, to deliver 

a balance of pain killer*, 

sedatives and muscle 

Understanding aches and pains 

Pain, physldana agree, la 

one of tie mott difficult and 

complei medical conditions 

to understand and treat 

"It in a curious thing," Dr. 

Bruce Smoller and Dr. Brian 

Schulman write in Fain 

Control- The BtthmiSa 

Program (Zebra Paperbacks, 

1963). "(Pain) Is a universal 

Ming but each of us feels tt 

differently." 

And therein lies the 

dilemma for the medical 

practitioner '- and the 

patient, says Dr. Ronlad 

Dubner, chief of the 

Neuroblology and 

Anestheslology Branch of fee 

National Institute of Dental 

Research In Bethetda, Md. 

"How a patient reports pain 

depends on a person's 

emotional and psychological 

makeup, previous experience 

with pain, cultural 

background, fee environment 

in which fee pain is occurring 

and even the physician's 

attitude toward the patient 

and fee treatment." 

Research under Dubner's 

direction is aimed at un- 

'The discovery of anesthesia turn the first major American contrilmtion to medicine 

derstanding how this complex 

pain message is coded in fee 

brain — and how that 

"message can be modified. 

In simplest terms, Dubner 

explains, fee pain message 

begins with a stimulus, for 

example, a hammer blow that 

hits your thumb instead of a 

nail. This sets in motion a 

(Please ton to page II) 

The pain message begins with a itlmului which fibers now Increase the number of electrical Imto 

Inflammation and to the formation and |(ii!iesOieylirtoW,Neu«ih i animitteri help signals 

release of chtmicaii known at prosUglnndlns. cross over synapses. Signals reach the brain via 

Proitagiandliii leitiitlte damaged at well as the spinal conl, where ip^cialiied ittrve eelli carry 

healthy nerve fiber* to tissue damage, nine nerve the pain message to various parts of Uie brain. 

and one of the mast significant medical Itappenings of all time&J 

relaxanta. Today, some 28 

million operations, most 

unlmaglned by early 

surgeons, are performed 

annually In America. 

A relatively new, 

multldlselpUreiry approach to 

pain relief is embodied In pain 

clinics, now numbering 600 in 

mis country and still 

proliferating. At a pan clinic, 

each patient's case is 

evaluated, and a tailor-made 

program is designed that may 

Include Individual and group 

ssyekotherapy, exercise, diet, 

massage, biofeedback (which 

teaches people how to control 

certain body functions), 

electrical stimulation 

techniques, hypnosis, surgery 

and-or the use of a variety of 

non-narsotte drugs. 

Are Americans preoccupied 

with pain? 

"Perhaps," the 

Smithsonian's Davis comments. 

"In the early days of 

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pain as part of fee normal 

course of living. Today; we 

are very ewudoug of bepltti 

and physical fitness ,4nd 

maybe pain control gpes 

along with this heightened 

consciousness. Ait there are 

still cultures feat accept lain 

without having it called to 

their attention by advertising 

and health eampaigns-or 

without complaining as much 

as we do." 

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7th St. ind Haven Av. 

Deem City 

Htv. Beekworth J Voorhees, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a m. - Sunday church 

school 

11 a.m. • Morning worihip 

7:30 p.m • Evening serviM 

Assembly of God 

MAKLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

2115 New Rd. 

Linwood 

Rtv. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 a.m. - Morning worship 


ABUNDANT LIFE 


21S Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 8 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Andrew Surace, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m • Sunday school 

11 a.m, • Worship service 

7 p.m. - Evening service 

THURSDAY 

7 pm, - Midweek service. 

Baptist 

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iOth St. and Wesley Av. 


Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert. 

pastor 

OCEAN CITY 



and (trading Room 

Nth St. & Asbury Avr, 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

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Wednesdays 8 00 P-AA. 

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SUNDAY 


10:48 i,m, md 7 p,m. • 

Worihip service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. • Prayer 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL 

BA1TTBT 

(American Bapttit) 

18th S. and Simpson Av, 

Ocean Cift' 


Rev. Richard Wlngate. pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a,m. — Worttaip lerviee 

with Rev Wlngate preaching. 

Nursery provided, 

11 15 a m. - Sunday school 



Use church office i» located 

at 247 W. Inlet Rd., phone 398- 

8128. 

SEA VIEW BAFTBT 

2025 Shore Rd. 

linwood 

Rev. William W, LeConey, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 



worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. . Evening bible study 


CORBBM CITY 1AFTBT 

Main Street • 

Oorbin a^ 

R.S Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. . Morning worship 

SECOND CAFE MAY 

BAPTIiT 

600 S. Shore Rd, 

Marmora 

The Rev.RusieU H, Bowers 

Jr., 

SUNDAY 


11 am. .Morning worship 


TABERNACLE BAPTW 

8th St. and West Av. 

Rev, Michael Walters, paitor 

; (Air Conditioned): 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

632 Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 

Rev, Frank Mohr, Pastor 

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 

Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 

Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p.m. 

Prayer Meeting & Bible Study 

Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m. 

Preaching and Teaching the Whole Bible 

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DR. WISZNAT PREACHING: 

"YOUR POTENTWGRAPHY" 

TEXT: JOHN 27:22 


Worship together this week 

SUNDAY 

10 «m. - Sunday aehegl 

11 a.m. • Morning ttrvice 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m. Priyir Mrvtee 


BAPTIiT 

9th and New York Av. 

Somers Point 

Dan Corbett, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m . Sunday school 

11 a.m. -Morning worship 

8 pjn. • Family ttady hour 

7 pm, • Evening aerstoe 


Rev, Lafayttta Rlddtck, 

patter 

SUNDAY 

10 am - Sunday school 

11 ajn. . Morning worihip 

WBDNESDAY 

7-30 pjn, - Midweek prayer 

service 

FAITH BAPTIST 


School 

Perry Road 

Barry Rice, paitor 

Middle 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday School 

10:45a.m.-Moming service 

7 pjn. • Evening service 

THURSDAY 


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Msgr. James A. Carr, pastor 

MASSES 

DaUy — 7 and 1 BJB. 

Saturday — 4 and 7 pjn, 

Sunday - 8, 9:15 and 11 

a.m. 

CONFESSION 

Weekday! after 8 a.m. 

Mass; Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

p.m. and after 7 p.m. Mass. 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

4Mh St. and Asbury Av, 

Msgr. Jodeph Doherty, pasta- 

MASSES 

DaUy • 8 and 10 ajn. and 4 

p.m. 

Saturday • 8 ajn,, 4 and 7 

pm. 

Sunday-8,9,10:15andll:30 

•urn. 

CONFESSIONS 


8a jn. Mass. 

Saturday, 230 to 3:30 pjn., 

or anytime upon request, 

ST, FRANCES 

CABRD4I R.C. 

aid Si and Atlantic Av, 


Migr, William McCorrlirtln, 

Pastor 

ath «, Mid Aibury Av. 


SUNDAY 

11a.m. -Church tKvkm and 

Sunday school. 

DAO.Y " "" 

11 a.m. to 3 pjn - Rending 

open* 

MASSES 

Dally • 8 a.m. 

Saturday 6:30 pjn, 

Sunday B, 9:30 and 11 a,m. 

HOLY TRINrnf 

OONFEffllONS EPBCOPAL 

„ „ „_ 

Saturday from 11 ajn. to »$"«, and Bay Av 

noon, before mat! In the Qcmn 

evening and after dally Matt ty 

Rev, Michael W Goldberg, 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS rector 

WabasB and Poplar ami. SATURDAY 

Linwood 

530 p.m. • Holy Eucharist 

Rev Leonard Carrier!, pastor 

MASSES 

Daily • 7 and B:30 ajn. 

Satuday - 8:30 p.m. 

Sunday • 8,9:30 and 11 a.m, 

6:30 p.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 4 to 5 pjn. 

and 7:30 to 8:30 pjn. 

MASSES 

Dally - 8 and 9 a.m. 

Friday • 8 ua, and 7 p.m. 

Saturday - 4 and 8:30 pja. 

Sunday • 8,9:30 and 11 am 

Confessions held before 

Man. 


44th and Landls Av, 

Sea Isle (Sty 

Rev, John Killeen, pastor 

MASSES 

Daily • 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

in the church 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 5 and 7 

p.m. In church 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 ajn, 

in church 


Shore Rd and Harbor La. 

Somers point 

MASSES 

DaUy • 7 and 8 ajn. 

Saturday • 6:30 p.m. 

Sunday-7:45,9,10:15,11:30 

a.m. and 5:30 p.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday • 4 to 8 p.m. 

Qmstm.Science 

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SCIENTIST 

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"Ocoan City's Only 

American Baptist Chureh" 

StrWeM hmU •! OCMII Cify Community Crater 

18th Street 4 Slmpion Ave. 

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CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION 

200 W. TuckahM Rd, 

Marmora 

Msgr. James J, Zegtn, 

pastor 

WORSHIP 10 A.M. E 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 A.M. 


Rtv.mchtnlC.WlAgiti, 247W.WttRd. PhMi31M121 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 


IttanlCMniAvinw OciinCltY.HJ. 

SUNDAY, OCT. 23rd, 1983 

9:00 A.M. Church School 

10:30 A.M. Momlng Worship 

"WHAT DOES GOD ASK OF YOU?" 

(Tht 10:30Strvic*broadcast on WiBO AM 15») 

'STAFF 

&«vldM. Pinch,>»itor 

William R, McCltlland, AiiMittM 

McCoy, Ornnlit/OlrMt or ol Muilc 

Solalilii 

N«n«y Fox M«M)vtr, Soprino 

ImetOrarrt.Ttnor 

SUNDAY 

I a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

10:00 a.m. • Choral 

Eucharist, Sunday School 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 a.m. 

Eucharist 

. Midweek 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd, 

Somers Point 

Bar, Roger J. Hamilton 

rector 

SUNDAY 

8 ajn. • Holy Eucharlit 

10 ajn. • Choral Eucharist 

wtft sermon, itory hour and 

nursery. 

WEDNESDAY 

10:30 I A • Holy Eucharist 

In the chapel. 

Interdenominational 

UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE-SEA 

56th St. and Asbury Av, 



SUNDAY 

10:30a.m. -Morning service 

with guest speaker the Rev, 

Bruce C. DuvaU of Audubon. 

REORGANIZED 

OF JESUS L.D J. 

CHURCH 

SUNDAY 

11 ajn. - Matti In the 

Brotherhood Chapel M Short 

Rd.,SeavUle, (Just Inside the 

N.J. Marine Sdence Consortium). 

All are welcome. 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CHAPEL 

Lyndhurst and Wistar Av. 

Marmora 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m, - WonhJp S«vlct 

11 a.m. - Family bible 

Hour 

7 pjn. — Gospel meeting 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPS. 

Hotel Luray 

632 Wesley Av. 


Rev. Frank Mohr 

SUNDAY 

9:45 am. - Sunday School 

11 am. - morning worship 

7:30 p.m. — Evening Mrvice 

WEDNESDAY 

7;30 pjn, - Prayer lervlce 

and bible study 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

ins Shore Rd, 

linwood 

Rev, William Conover, part* 

Rev. Keith Johnson, assistant 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. — Church school 

with classes for all aga. 

11 ajn, — Morning worship 

7:30 pjn. — Evening iffvict 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Ocean Height* AT. and B«thel 

Rd. 

Sonera Point 

Rev. William Britt, paitor 

SUNDAY 

I and 10:18 am - PralM 

and worahlp 

1 pjB, - Evanlni prali# 

and worihip. 

Lutheran 

ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN 

Central Av. at 10th St. 


Albert E. Alspach, pastor 

Dr. CharlM P. Crewman, 

assistant 

SUNDAY 

9:15 a.m.—Church school 

9:30 a.m.— Adult fonun 

11 ajn, — Thi ierviee 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

OtA and Undla Av. 

lea Me City 

Hairy Ireland, pastor 

SUNDAY ~~ 

9:45 a.m. — Church school 

for all ages 

11 u. — Ths Bfrvtet 


Shore Rd. Md Dawes A?. 

Somers Point 

Rer, Charles Rlnck, paitor 

Rev. Margaret J. Glob, 

assistant 

SUNDAY 


9:3Oandll a.m.-Morning 

worship 

Methatist 


CHURCH of Somers Point 

Bethel Rd, and Doran Av, 

(opposite Acme parking lot) 

"Rev. Robert E. Costello, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Sunday school and 

worihip service. Nursery 

avallahlt. 

ST, PETER'S 

UNITED METHODBT 

8th St. and Central Av. 


UNON CHAPB. BY THE SEA 

85th Strwt and Aibury Avinui 

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1983 

REV. BRUCE DUVALL 

Audubon, N.J, 

80N8 SERVICE 10:20 A.M. 

CHWCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

Serving South Ocean City Year 'Round 

OCEAN CITY 


1OTH ST.« WESLEY AVI. OCEAN CITY 

Rov. DONALD i. HURLBERT, Senior Paitor 


9:30 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10141 AM. 17:00 P.M. - MITM DONALD E. HUflLBERT 

WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M.. PflAYEB SERVICE 

REV.DOHAU)PHaUJP»,Vtlrt«HM>PMrtf 

fmm^n 

Van f ramportattoo to antf from Sunday School 

•nd Church Dial A pid«W2M1 

David M. Pinch, m% 

William R. McCltUand. 

associate 

Kenneth B, FeU, Msec-tate 

Bipnt McCoy, tfrectar of 

mule 

SUNDAY 

9 ajn, - Church teheel 

10-30 a.m. • Morning 

worthlp, Paitor Finch 

preaching. 

TRnflTYU 

METHODIST 

10 N. Shore Road. 

Marmora 

Rev. J.D. Ovtrcaih, paitor 

SUNDAY 

11 a jn, - Morning worship 

CENTRAL UNWED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. and Central Av. 

Linwood 

Rtv. Harvey E. Van Selver, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 am. • Sunday school 

9:30 and 11 a.m. - Morning 

service 

6:45 - Evening worthlp 

UNITED METHODIST OF 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Kennedy Blvd. and Park Rd. 

Richard W. Nichols, pastor 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. » 

Dr. JohnF. Garrahan,) 

SUNDAY 

10 MO, • Sunday school 

11:15 a.m. • Mornhl| 

worship ^ 

SEAVUXE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. 

SeavUle 

Jeffrey W. TUden, pastor 

SUKDAY 

9 and 11 a-m. 

10 am - Church school. 

Pmsiyterim 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 



Preaching Chrlrt Cruoifledf 

Risen, coming again, - 

Mlnlnter: Rev, WUUam 

Radcllffe Allen, ThM 

Rev. Jeffrey W, Wtattr, 

assistant 

Hreeter of Mule, Heilry * 

Loper 

Organist, Jean Ridgway 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. - Morning worship 

7:30 pjn. - Evering wortjiH 

SUNDAY OCEAN CITY ORTHODOJ 

9:45 turn. • Church •chool PRESBYTERUN ' 

for faml^ j^d and Central Av, ~ 

11 a.m. • WoMBip hour R^ J A n g Wton 

MACEDONU UNITED 

METHODIST 

10th St. and Simpson Av. 


David M. Finch, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Church school 

WESLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

Rt. 810 

pflteraburg 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, paitor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m.-Morning worship 


TUCKAHOB UNITED 

METHODIST 

m.4i 

Tuckahoe 

SUNDAY 

11 a.m. • Morning 

10 a,m. • Sunday school 

7 pjn. • Ewtting 

7:30 p.m. • Bible studies 

Quaker 

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY 

OF FRIENDS 

(Quaker) 

Shore Rd, SeavUle 

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SEPTEMBER SAND 

Unlike the crowds, the sun stayed on 

To warm our bright autumnal strand 

We're fewer now • enjoy the scene 

September sun • September land 

The Laughing Gulls nave faded pay 

Their shiny black caps gone 

Flocks multiply In sixe each day 

Soon, south, they too move on 

Lets graceful now the Herring GuUi 

Sip on as winter tenant! 

The signing bonus is of course 

Their share of summer's remnants 

The fishermen have taken charge 

'Hi their season to own the shore 

Wagon, pickups, vans and Jeeps 

Fine tuned reels and rods and more 

So here we stay Joined to the beach 

Held dose by shoreline viewi quite grand 

Content to be a (dlent part 

September tun - September sand. 

Douglas E. Qwffin 

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THE SENTINEL.LEDOER, OCEAN CCTY, N J, 

Raiders down Millville in first 

gridiron meeting after 2$year lapse 

By TOM WILLIAMS J 

passes to douse that flame, the Raider U. Murray _ 

:MlLLVnAE-Ocean City Early In the Mcond period 

Millville never got another bur yardj on first down «nd 

fflgh School's Impreiilve Tray Suraee watched hlj 

Chance in the first half four more on the eeebnd. The 

ftothall team scored on two team move Into Ocean City 

because of a rattier daring TnunderbolU tried for me 

dmsecutive plays In the first territory tor the Br*t time. 

decision by WooUey. Fourth Brst down with Smith running 

pprjpd and then turned In They got to the Raider S3 

and threeon his 37, the Raider Ae sneak but fell short 

another masterful defensive »bm a sack by Din Wiled 

coach went after the Brat On foirth down, with leal 

kb to defeat MUJviUe, 1M, any threat 

down on a snap to Dice, the up than a yard to go on the 

3atorday in me first meeting Later In the second period 

back. He got fee necessary Raider 19, Surace made 

between the schools In 23te 

Thunderbolt* moved to 

yardage with ease and the substitution. He lent back-up 

years. 

•he Ocean City 41 where a Ken 

Raiders ran out the clock. quarterback Jim Harria Into 

•The Raiders, who hadn't Q»de sack knocked them out 

• The 'Bolts best chance to action and he tried to go 

defeated a Mlllvilk team They took over the ball on 

•core came the second time straight ahead for the Brst 

irt£4B49, took command of to Raider 34 a UMt later 

they handled the ball In the down. The Raider defensive 

tie game In the tint sli when Jerry Deism recovered 

bird period. The wind had line stood him up, pushed Wm 

minutes and never let theon 

Ocean Qty tumble. But the 

played games with Ocean City back and Workman wrestled 

preMously unbeaten Thun- Ocean City Mconduy farced 

sophomore Greg Dean's punt, him to the ground. Ocean City 

(Jerbdts get clow. 

three itraight Incomplete 

giving Mlllvtlle possession on took over and Mlflvllle was, 

; tfllBvtUe had also been 

SCOREBY PERIODS 

tor aD Intents and purposes, 

tjnaeored upon before last OCEAN CITY 

i] 

on finished. 

Saturday afternoon, a fact the MILLVILLI 

o 

oo "They're a good football 

Mdffi needed only five 

SCORINQ 

team," said WooUey about 

atfnutsi to change. The quick 

MUlvUle; "they really are 

OCEAN CITY—Jonathon Dice, one yard run (kick (ailed) 

•corewassetupby a badsnap 

good. But we played very 

OCEAN CITY—David Miller, 49 yird pats from John 

from center — the nme play Gunnels (Dice Kick) 

well. We deserved mat win. 

tuft cost Ed WooUey's dub 

The kids played strong 

STATISTICS 

Qtejr opener against Holy RAIDERS (2 2) 

THUNDERBOLTS (3 1) football." 

t First Downs 

6 RAIDER RELICS: Ocean 

145 Vardt Rushing 

71 City was ranked 20th in South 

43 Yardi passing 

it Jersey by the Courier-Poat.. 

16 Sacks 8, Yard! Lo»t 

5-39 Dice, who nu NO yarda In 

203 Total Often** 

SS tour games this year, to juat U 

9-1 Palling 

19 6 yarda away from reaching the 

0 Interceptions Thrown 1 top ten for a single aeaaon. 

1 Fumbles Lost I Mike Baldlni's 980 U currently 

15-5 3rd Down Conversions 'M 

8-31.3 Punts i Avenge 7-37.1 For Mi career, nee ranks 

8 105 Penalties 8, Yards 

60 Offensive Playi 

Individual ruining 

OCEAN CITY Att-Ydl MlllvUle 

Jonathen Diet II-Bi Jerry Murray 

Frank layers 10-34 Tim Smith 

Tim iromhiad 3-21 Phil PtfK 

John Gunnels 4-17 Jim Harris 

Itevi Leypoldf 2-7 Darrln Taylor 

140 

58 

Aft Yds 

'3-52 

9-22 

' ' 

'° 

Hi! 

19th with 639 yards. He to 

within reach of Chris Gayle 

(943), Mark Lutoi (851) and 

Mark Impagllarto (677), 

among others... 

Jeff Martin of Brldgeton 

has pasted Jtrry Murray of 

Millville to become the area's 

scoring leader. 

m some irony in 

win, there la no doubt 

bat," said Woolley. 

V« ended up scoring on i 

flti map from center, the 

dsjhe thing that hurt us 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1 

Sye outdistances over a hundred runners to take firsts in two meets i 

Ocean City girls' cross petition for her this year, so 

country star Melody Sye we added Haddonfleld and 

rectntty swtpt part rumen Holmdel," said Naples, "She 

from -throughout tlM state to lost to the top runrwi from, 

tilps first place In both the both schools. But, die beat 

South Jersey Open and Shore them both in the open." 

Coaches Invitational. 

Melody, also a standout 

The senior, who ltd ttie track runner, has un- 

Raiders to i Cope-Atlantic derstandably been the object 

League title last year, topped of many college recruiters. 

•bout 140 runners In each "We've bean hearing from • 

m*et. 

lot of schools," Naples said. 

"She'i Just Incredible," He added (hat Melody 

said Coach Mike Naples. "I would like to attend a school 

haven't wen many runneri with a top running program 

who have her desire to win, that offers a degree In her 

"She's willing to pay themain 

Interest, physical 

price to win. Melody wUl therapy. 

always extend herself," he "Right now she's looking 

said. 

Into West Virginia, Delaware 

Winning big meets Is and Vlllanova along with 

nothing new to Melody. Last some others," he said. 

year she took top honors In the "Stm't Juit a peat runner," 

Group Three Sectionals. She Naples added. 

beat her nearest competitor Melody to also undefeated in 

by 90 seconds — an amazing GAL meet! this year, but the 

margin of victory in a meet Raiders pulled one out 

featuring some 140 runneri, without her services recently 

"We knew we had towhen 

they topped Mlllvtlle, 27schedule 

some better com* 8. Ocean City alao didn't 

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The other* Include Juniors Harbor Township;, Naples 

Jacky Garrlty and Jane aid. 

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801 Delancey Place 

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11 Aberdeen Rd. 


45 Simpson Rd. 

1216 Ocean Ave. 

210 E. Atlantic 

HOAsburyAve. 

418 Waverty Blvd. 



608 Atlantic Ave. 

31E. Belfast Rd. 

14 Mornlngside Rd. 

813SeacrestRd. 

13 Newcastle Rd. 

16 Nassau Rd. 

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PROPERTIES SOLD 

818 North St. 

812 Plaza Place 

701 Bridge Blvd. 

200 Inlet Rd. 

1700 Bay Ave. 

Gardens Pkway lot 

Gardens Pkway lot 

34 Bayonne PI, 


416 Waveriy Blvd. 

1020 Ocean Ave. 

617 Wesley Ave, 


220 Crescent Rd. 

Ill Asbury Ave. 


142 Crescent Rd, 

312 Seaspray Rd. 

234 Crescent Rd. 

231W. Seaspray Rd. 

238 Crescent Rd, 

28 W. 15th Street 

46 Asbury Rd, 

116 W.Atlantic Blvd. 

Hager Real Estate, Inc. has been COOKING UP SALES at a rate unsurpassed 

In our 55 year history, which mtans we need toJTIR UP new 

listings to satisfy the demand. 

Deborah M. Booth 

Elizabeth C. Bowman 

James Bourgeois 

TM RICHARDS. AiiUtant CheiManager 

AiUttin1Ch«tt: 

Arthur H.Fravega 

Florence Gllmour 

Mike Guadagno 

Dale S, Hodges 

Daniel O, Murray 

James J, Sparks 

1034Bayfront 

116 Wesley Rd. 

166 Ocean Rd. 


228 W. Atlantic 

814 Wesley Road 

830 Seacrest Road 

35 Asbury Rd. 

409 8th St 

Lot-N. Point Rd. 

148 Bay Road 

205 Seabright Rd. 



209 Seabright Rd. 

30 Wesley Rd. 

836 St. James PI. 

123 Wesley Rd, 

Gardens East Condo-701 

Battersea 

911 Gardens Pkwy. 

28 Momingside Rd. 

25 E. Atlantic Blvd. 

143 E. Atlantic Blvd. 

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54 Wilson Ave.Juckahoe 


1301 Bay Avenue 

Rt. 50 Tuckahoe 


316 Wesley Ave. 

459 Spruce Rd. 


649 Asbury Ave/ 

812 St. James 

837 Pennlyn Place 

7 Gardens 

134 Harbor 

2 Beach Rd. 

2526 West Ave. 

54 Walnut 

849 Pennlyn 

64 Arkansas 


312 Central 

801 Park 

297 W. Atlantic Blvd. 

836 St. Charles 

702 Wesley Rd. 

AAove your house from the back burner and list with Hager I 

WE HAVi TWO KITCHENS TO SERVE YOU I 

Jackson Neall, Jr. 

John J.Parker 

Michael A. Swerbeus 

lager 

Established 1$2i 

I, Silts'Rentals-Appraisals 

Patricia A. Powell 

Gary Jessell 

James A. Dixon 

Head Chef 

Joseph A. Scafario 

Thomas E. Shaw 

Glen Wagner 

Marion H. Hager • Founder 

Batty Hager Booth •Setl/Treas. 

W, Leroy Booth • Vice President 

Richard L Booth - President 

421 Battersea Road, Ocean City • (#09) 399-0041 • 2 Locations • m Atlantic Avenue, Ocean City • (609) 399-1856 

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,ER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

RE. For Sale RE. For Sale 

R.E. For Salt 

R.i, For Sato 

N1*R THE 'WALK - 1 WKlMl 

Mtnnitnn: I mrM bamsntl, I 

Mdroomi great pgrchn, parking, 

pstanHa! Inctirrn 1 Jim HMr. Owntr 

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REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE 

ath a Ocean Avenue, Ocean City, New Jerie 0ilJ4 

CLosBD 3990655 

SUNDAYS 

6UEST HOUSES 

Mint condition, center city near beach and boar 

dwalk. Also excellent motel or condo site. 

DUPlfX 

Pint floor, living room, kitchen, dining area, one 

bedroom, bath. Second floor, living room, kitchen, 

dining area, a bedroom!. I bath, Gat bb heat, 

•4?,0O0. 

MMLf 

Yearly bungalow, Living roam, kitchen, dining 

area, 2 bedrooms, bath, utll, roam, large cedar 

closet, detached large one ear garage, Mt.MO. 

.MULTWUM.r. 

One I bedroom apt, (heated), one 2 bedroom apt., 

en# 3 bedroom apt, (heated), AIM can be us#d at 2 

apis, and t> guest rooms. Center city, close to beach. 

Only (99,900- Some owner financing to qualified 

buyer. 

EIGHTH 1 OCEAN AVENUE • OCEAN CITY, NJ. oni« • tOflff 

OCEAN COLONY CONDO • 935 OCEAN AVENUE • 3flH4g 

ONE BEDROOM CONDO 

Plymouth Court Condo, beach Block, one bedroom, 1 bath, 

fully furnished. Second floor corner location, parking. 

Priced at 459,000. 

DUPLEX LOTS 

Two duplex lotl far sale, ifth and Haven. Owner financing 

to qualified buyer, priced at *150,000. 

NEW LISTING 

waterfront property located in Anchorage paint. Four 

bedroom, l baths, new bulkhead, large lot, many extras. 

Priced at *149,000 

NEW USTIN6 SINOLi FAMILY 

Seven bedrooms, 3 bathl, large ieashare house only sfepi 

•way from the beach. Modern kitchen, basement plus 

guest house license, priced at market JHS.OOO. 

NEW LISTING SINGLE FAMILY GARDENS 

Four bedrooms, 3 baths, J living rooms, large wrap 

around deck with view of bay and lagoon. Heated for year 

round occupancy and yes, priced at only II Ji.MO, 

SINOLI FAMILY 

4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace, central 

air and gas heat, bay view, all for only 1109,000. 

sAORDILLE 

REALTY 

BEACHFRONT HOMI AND VACANT LOT 

Treat yourself fa one of the finest homes along the Geld 

Cealf. Large living room, dining room, modern kitchen, 

family room, 4 bedrooms, 3Vk baths, utility room and 2 ear 

garage, Features open deck overlooking ocean, burglar 

alarm system and cedar closets throughout. The vacant 

11 lot measures 50* x tor and Is toned two family. Call Today 

v for all the Important details, 

DUPHX 

' Agreat Income producer. Hit 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living 

* room, dining area, modern kitchen and private laundry 

area on each floor. To be sold completely furnished at 

ilM.IOO. 

TOWNHOUSE 

A ml Show plan with 3 bedrooms, JVt baths, living room, 

dining area, modern kitchen, loft and private laundry 

area. Beautifully furnished and decorated, this town home 

feature, central heat and air, cathedral celling, fireplace 

and good location. Listed at 1170,000. 

TWO FAMILY 

Only a few feet from beach and boardwalk. First floor has 

2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, dining area and kitchen, 

whlln the second floor has 3 bedrooms, m bathl, living 

room, dining area and kitchen. This property Is in excellent 

condition with maintenance free siding and windows. 

Off irtd at SI 19,000, 

CUSTOM RANCHER 

Beautiful home In a lovely residential setting. Hal a large 

living room, dining room, modern kitchen, j bedrooms, 2 

full baths and an oversized garage, Situated en a large lot, 

this homt It in top shape and ready to sell at 1141,000, 

, BEACHFRONTCONDO 

Along Gold coast beach and boardwalk. Very spacious 2 

bedroom, 1 bath first floor comer unit with large living 

room, dining area, modern kitchen and laundry area. 

Completely furnished for $.190,000. 

SPRAWLING RANCHER 

Ntstltd comfortably in the Riviera section. Has living 

room, dining room, modern kitchen, 4 bedrooms, t baths, 

' utility room and vary large gam «: Listed at $125,000. H 

LAGOONAREA 

Very roomy % bedroom, 1 bath ratten homt across from 

Lagoon with nice view. Living room with fireplace, dining 

room, modem kitchen and laundry room. Inspection at 

your cofivtnlence. Offered at i m O 

THE SENTINEL- 

Before You Leave The Island 

You Must See 

AY VILLA MARINA 

'YOUR VILLA ON THI BAY 

Eagle Really 983-8220 

Wed, Frl. S»t, Sun. 15-5 

4th a Bay Ocean City • Model Mf-lfl-fMt 

SEAVILLE "INDIAN WALK" 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. & Sun. 12 to 4 p.m. 

From'63,900 to'71,500 

IMAGINE) A sparkling new J bedroom rancher W l » 

acre wooded let of your choice Features include a country 

site kitchen with G E. appliances, separate dining room, 

laundry room, total maintenance free exterior. Low, lew 

taxes. Much more, First section sold out, WHAT AN IN 

VESTMENTI _ _ _ _ _ _ 

DIPKtlant: Mm M«rmor< oo Sflum m Rwti «. irou Rou>« m and Im 

nuaumy twfn rlBftl, than itfl on Caftan Tlv«m Raid, Foil sup •IBM «i 

miK to IMian Walt tract on rialif. 

TOWHSWP REALTY 

Crfcotect 215-343-2600 

AtkftrH 

OCEAN COLONY CON DOS 

Located between ffhtndlMh on the Boardwalk. 

ONI bedroom units, fum. and unfurn. Priced from Mf.MO 

tettO,0N, 

TWO bedroom, 2 bath units, turn, and unfurn, priced from 

II11,008 ts §147,099. ' 

THRU bedroom, 2Vi bath units, turn, and unfurn. priced 

from f113,000 to 1111,000, 

Units with ocean view, southern exposure, adult lounge, 

game room and magnificent pool area. Call to SM these 

units today, An excellent investment opportunity. Act now 

before prices increase. Financing available to qualified 

buyer. 

DUPLiX 

Centrally located. First floor 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, rented 

yearly. Seven bedroom, 4 bath upper cottage with guttt 

house license. Home In excellent condition. Priced at ' 

$119,500. 

TRIPLEX BEACH BLOCK 

Pour bedrooms, 1ft baths, each unit, second house from 

the beach. Ocean view, excellent rental Mitory. Owner 

financing to qualified buyer. tm,O0e him. 

NEW LISTING 

Two bedroom condo. Plymouth Manor condo, beach 

block, l bedrooms, I bath, fully furnished, first floor, 

parking. Excellent rental history. M5.000. 

2131 ASBURY AVENUE 

(609)398-1300 

SOUTH 1ND 

New listing, wont (ait long, Large S bedroom, 2 bath homt 

with living room, dining area, modern kitchen, enclosed 

foiwsoo '" yndrV f0 ° m " Nlw and qultt l0Mfl§n " nd "" 

PLAZA 23 CONDOMINIUM 

Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath'tunit available on 2nd floor. Has 

living room, dining area, modern kitchen and private porch, 

ideal investment property or a grtaf apartment for 

your personal use, 177,100. furnished. 

NICE SINGLE 

Across from Sold Coast beach. Has enclosed perch, living 

room, dining room, modern kitchen, 4 bedrooms and \V> 

baths. The yard Is beautifully landscaped with plenty of 

parking. Has sas htat and a large rear deck. Highly 

sought attar location. Just reduetd to niOMO. 

SOLDCOASTCONDO 

Luxurious second floor unit with panoramic views of 

beach and ocean. Large living room, dining area, modem 

Kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, private laundry room and 1 

car garage. Features g«s Mat (budget JS8.00 per mo.) 

large master bedroom suite and best location. Listed for 

imOOO. Call far details. 

FAVORITE HARBOR CONDOMINIUMS 

Time Is running out on the best value along the bayfrant. 

Only a few units remain available with prices starting at 

only 174,090. call today for all the Information, 

PLAZA'U 

Cute I bedroom, 1 bath unit available on the second floor. 

Completely furnished ind equipped. Fantastic rental 

property. Only SfMOO. 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

Wall known and established sporting goods butirwss 

available In center city. Two stores and 3 rental apartments 

situated en a S4 1 x w lot. Excellent opportunity 

for the right person. Please stop In for Important details. 

, • OFFICE OR STORE 

Ideal for Lawyer, Accountant, fttc. or could be used to 

open a small retail business. Listed for salt at $43,500: 

with some financing available to qualified buyers or can 

be leased at 1480, mo. plus utilities. 23nd and Atbury 

Avenue location. 

VACANTLOT 

Zoned for Duplex. Mtasurm 4C x 115' and ready to oo'. 

ListedI for only n?,No. ' ' 

WANTED '"', 

' Do you haw a home or apartment that you wouM llMto' 

(rtnt yearly of for the wlnttr? If to give it* * JM piMititf 

w>hav»Hor>dtttianw»v»liabi 

« x 100 1 dupiaic lot In northwd btaehbioeli, Idtal for 

jNjiwrmouse development. *12S^)00.00 

i Hi' duplex lot, ixeainnf central location with r«r 

r access. M7,5O0.O0 

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REALTORS 

Watarfrsnt Two fe 

mlHn owolllntl, llv. rrt>., 

iftittf;, kit,; immt, ptn 

m baths. Apt. 2 Mrms., 1 

bath. 1 boatslips. Realistic 

$185,0001 

Waterfront, Large single, 5 

bdrms. ¥h batns, family 

rm, w/firepiaee a. wet bar, 

florldn rm., 1 Ig. boatslips. 

\Vk% Mortgage avail, to 

qualified buyerl 11 

Bayfront, exceptional 

Value, 4 Sarms, l full, V/% 

Mths, dock and Ig. B/s. 

Prime views! Listed 

IRtsM Waterway, Ow« of a 

kiM dJiipisi> s fedmis*f t Ml 

ktfta tt, Milt, phn t car 

taraga fM 1 boattllps. 

MwsiseMIII 

B|(y»hor» Drive; Custom 

waterfront Ranch hema, 

Ltv. Rm. w/FP, Din. »rta, 

spacious kit., Lg. screened 

porch, l Bdrms., 3 full 

baths, situated on Ig. well 

landscaped let (M 1 wafM• 

rentagt) w/5 boatslips. 

Mutt •#•... 

LAOOONFRONT 

Ooiden Opportunity, 2 

story, I bdrm., m bath 

horn* with 3 protected 

boatslips. Excellent Income 

till Summer, Flexible 


qualified buyer makes this 

a most attractive buy! 


bedroom hema, Ig, let has 

W watarfrontaoe w/brand 

naw bulkhead ». deck. 

Owner will eonsMtr attracfive 

financing to qual. 

Wyarl 

Ligoonfront price lust 

reduced. Riviera. 1 story 

With 3 bdrms,, » baths, 

family, rm. w/PP., garagt 

and j boatslips. In excellent 

condition «. 

available for immediate 

occupancyI 

turf Road, fully heated 

home, living room with 

finplacv, dining rm. kitehtn, 

3 bdrm*, iv> battis, 

panelled family rm. 

otraea. short distinct to 

, MM, vwy clean 

i with 

.f«wr«,l«#iî 

full baths, family roorri, 

laundry rm. and garagt. 

Many other fine features. 

Inspect this choice homt 

now! 

SINGLE 

Buy yearly home for low 

SM,500. Offering living, 

dlning-ktfehan combo. Two 

bdrms, now bath, gas 

warm air Mat, Detached 

gar, Nice yard fenced for 

children. Call now 399 5711. 

•ay Aria • Corner • t bdrm, 

m B's, dat. gar. Listed 

•7M00. 

tiiviiy 

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Naw Listing-(ilca Ranch 

Home with | bdrms., * fun 

bath, gas heat, situated on 

Ig, lot-Convenient to 

Stores and Schools. Asking 

•M,8ee. 

wan bunt home with < 

bdrm*., i full baths, llv, 

rm. has flraplaea, formal 

din, rm., Ig. kit., « i.und. 

rm. Situated on overslied 

lot In excellent neighborhood. 

Asking I117,5«O. 

Owner AUlaus, price 

reduced, l Mrms,, lull 

bath, wood stove, mw 

sldlnB, naw rsof, naw alt^, 

service A more. Unbelievable 

sii.tea, Act 

Riviera Cape Cod, llv, rm,, 

foffnal dlfl^ tthft modern 

kltthm, 1 Mrms,, dan, 1 

nil MtM. feanwts Include 

M, eerntf kri, flrtpilM, 

c*nt. air A I ear garage. 

Inspect todayil 

DUPLEX 

Wesley Ata. — Across 

from beach, targe unit 

with « bdrms., 2 full Mths, 

naw kitchen antf many 

racMt Improvarntnti — 

»f. flr. i «*rm. Apt. 

BnV AVLNUI 

Yfarly Area-New vinyl 

lidlhg makes this two 

family almost malnt. freeplus 

we lust reduced the 

sal* price to M»,500. 

tiiMilng a practical prepwr* 

ty an ex««Jent buy. Offtra 

two fully heated unlts-lst 

fl; 3 Bdrms., 2nd fl: 1 

Bdrm,, {ranted yrly.J axeallant 

yearly area-Hurry 

now to Williams Real 

Estate. 

Lg, 3 Family • 1 bdrm & 5 

bdrm unit, plui I car gar, 

Onlytff.fM. 

New Listing • Both units 

completely remodeled, 

1st • 1 bdrm., 1 bath 2nd, s 

bdrms., lto baths. Excellent 

condition • inspect 

nowl *W,9O0. 

MVEITMEHT 

14th Strati, Three family 

mjm + potential Income, 

1st fl. neated (gas warm 

air), 2 Mrms. 2nd fh large 

badroom, 3rd f 11 ona bdrm, 

open porches, furnished, 

also 3 car off street 


1111409. Make It a point to 

Inspeet-yeu'H profit. 

Commercial on West Ave. 

Includes store, garage and 


apartment, 3 bdrms, 1V% 

baths. This is a vary 

flexible property to continue 

present type 

business-start new 

business or transfer your 

present business to lively 

location. Reduction In price 


Now only $149,900. 

Three units. All Rented 

Yearly. Excellent return. 

Call for Complete 

Details!!! 

Sold Coast Location, A 

most Impressive residence 

overlooking Oolf Course. 

Consists of llv. rm., with 

fireplace, formal din. rm., 

breakfast rm, ultra mod. 

kit,, family rm. with 

fireplace, den, screened 

patio, 4 bdrms., ivh baths 

and 1 car garage. Features 

Include: in-Oround Pool 

and pool house, extra lot 

with full slxe tennis court, 

cent. air. burglar alarm, 

sprinkler sys., wet bar, fc 

beautiful landscaping Just 

to mention a few, Inspection 

py eppomfmttrt 1111 

SUPER SINGLE FAMILY MOM! 4 bdrm, Vh bath l block to beach and boardwalk... 

Near churches, town, shopping. ii44,?oo. 

TOWNMOUSI TYPi Duplex condo, off street parking. 1 block to beach. 3 Bdrm., IVr 

bath. tl«f ,f00. i 

Quatty 

J.MUSSO, INC., REAL ESTATE 

3329 Waal Ave 

Ocean City, NJ, 08220 

HINT OR SALE • Commercial Bldg., Dell, Restaurant, Off ices. 

Callm* 

3d9-2500 

SENIOR CITIZEN DELIGHT • Near shopping and town. You can walk to beach or center 

city, *»7,500. 

398-5000 REALTORS 823.5000 

Join us for our 

610 Atlantic Ave. 



30 SunnyiMi 

Court 

110 S. Inlet Drive 

1216 Pleasure Avenue 

201 Boston Avenue 

Egg Harbor Twp. 

We're never on vacation. 

Tour On 

Saturday, Oct. 22.1983 

from 1-4 P.M. 

An excellent Investment property. Near boardwalk, 

beach and eentir of town. Great rental Income, 

A very desirable multi-family property, which has 

been well maintained. Excellent investment property 

with gnat potential In a commercial zone, it37,000-00. 

Super duplex In prime seuthend location, near beach 

and shopping, hai an excellent rental history. 112*400. 

Luxurious home priced for quick sale, situated on 

oversiied lot. This must see home features 4 bedrooms," 

3to baths, Florida room and upper deck with meadow 

view, .125,000. 

A spacious fownhouse, condo. with about IMS sq. ft. of 

living sp«cf. Lots of extras, with plenty of storage. 

Condo fets Include pool and sauna, maintenance, 

water and sewer. $109,500. 

The mast spectacular bay view In Ocean City from the 

large third fleer deck. Five decks In all, four bedrooms 

and bath and lounge on second level. Master suite with 

hot tub en third level, 1*50,000,00. 

list buy In the neighborhood. Sreat starter home. 

Features an Inground peel with a magnificent fenced 

patio ar»a, J bedrooms, 1 bath and ail modern eonvenleneti, 

A must set «1 S73,SQQ. 

SALES 

ntNTALS 

APPRAISALS 

OASTA 

REALTY L 

330AtlinucAYinu« 399-3889 

"Triplex" fully heated (gas) with one, three and four 

bedroom apartments. Steps to belch, ocean views, freshly 

painted, plus ] car garage, 1175,000. 

"871,900" for this very nice I BR condominium with tile 

bath, living room, dining area and kitchen. Condo fee of 

SI IS per mo. Includes heat, hot water and sewer. 

"145,000" large building with while stone front, ideal for 

any type professional use, 

"Beautiful layfronf" 2 story home on Sunny Harbor 

Lagoon, Three fJR's, J file bsths, IVj ear garage, large 

floating dock, 2 boat slips and much, myeh morel Please 

call for details. 

"Duplex" Stone's throw to beach & beardwilK, Large 

property with 2 and J bedroom apartments, Thrte 

badroom has J full baths, very large master bedroom. 

Plus nice yard, off-streit parking for 4 cars. 1124,500, 

"Two Family" with Guest House license. Large property 

near *th ». Central with one 2 bedroom apart mint, owner's 

apartment, plus large lobby, 4 rooms, off-street parking 

tor

.PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO 


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 'THURSDAY, OCTOBER ao»im THE BENTTOEL'IJSDGBB, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

RE For Sale RE. For Sale R,I. For Salt 

DUPLEX 

Totally remodeled duplex 

feafurti } & 3 Br,. 2 baths, 

rental unifi, Modern, vinyl 

tiding, gas heat, parking, 

large deck. Move In con 

dltlon ask 

GARDENS SMSLE 

Charming 3 Br. plus fjxtra 

bedroom or den Oat hast, 

parking, close to buach, 

rear yard. Only IW, JOO. 

8AHDEN8 RAMCHER 

Moatrn 4 bedroom, central 

air, close te tine gardens 

.beach, excellent value at 

$149,900. 

SMSLEFAMLY 

Quiet residential neigh 

borhood with 4 Br., large 

porches, fireplace, large 

rear yard, heated. Asking 

W7.5OO. 

BAYFROKT 

Only J16C500 with 15 ap- 

proved boat slips. Included 

4 Br, 2 B heated residence, 

recently landscaped, great 

commercial Investment 

opportunity. 

: NMTWND DUPLEX 

Rental units feature 2 Br,, 1 

baffi per floor, 3 car garage, 

lit floor with gai heat. 

Asking $125,000. 

GARDENS SM8LE 

Year round home located 

on lovely quiet street. 

Features family room, 

living room with fireplace, 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas 

hot water heat, garage. Of 

fered at $143,500. 

BREAKERS 234 BOARDWALK 

Per the best eceanfrent location, still seme units 

available. Excellent Investment with rental returns. Call 

French today I 

GARDENS REDUCED 

Only $119,500 this charming Cape Cad has I Br a, MR. 

heat, garage on large lot. 

lEACHiLOeK DUPLEX 

iwellent rental property In move-In condition, 1 §r, ivh 

JMfhi, gas heat, parking. Now only 1113,000,00, furnished. 

GARDENSRANCH1R 

Directly across the beach and located In the prominent 

gardens section of Ocean City. Four bedrooms, modern 

kitchen, ilrcondlflened and much more. 1149,900. 

DUPLEX 

Maintenance free vinyl tiding, gai heat, features 2 & I br, 

rental units. Modern, wall/wall carpet. Asking JUO.OOO „ 

FRENCH REAL ESTATE, Inc. 

1 ATLANTIC AVE. 399 5434 

Wr*t lull ItM IMl taauWul 4 M M , M bath fiwni In HM S.nUnt 

•rttfi Mw ot HM biy. The ttirttr (Ml tikii you to i ipiclout lilng mm, 

lining room and kitchen with snikfjit mi, AM, UMU'I pMirty if H fir 

lirtfftjMni and timlly lun fig In in 11'ilf piMM d.n with fMtNM 

flnplNf. A m cirunit, utility Mm in* ilttc computes IMi onerfi. 

kind kiury Mm, iHulM in 8,000 iq. ft. if HeiuttfuKy UntiupN (Nun- 

ill. Don't mltuMlng It) 

JOHNSON REALTORS 318.5810 133 WESLEY AVI, 

Fully heated and Insulated 

triplex clo»e to beach. 

Proptrty hii hid "Tin- 

d#r,' loving care," Over 

120,000 In rental.. Owner's 

transfer force* him to stll^ 

Owner financing for a' 

qualified buyer, 

Another new listing. Two 

duplexes on Central Ave,, 

Both heated with yearly 

tenants. Make in appoln- 

fminftoiMthliont, 

Four bedroom house en 

Delancey PI. with i 

b«droom first floor apt. 

poth twittd. Reduced to 

t 

Buplax on Bay Ave. Both 

pnltt rtntM yearly. Ex- 

Mlknt condition. Oat heat, 

GIOM to shopping, Jutt 

J r duplex on 

JAvt, Qwntr relocating, 

NniNf Nil, Both units have 

fr. Excellent location, 

Ju»tjucfdtott7,soo 

Jutf ilttfJi 4 badreem twin 

haim, m tothi, MM Week 

Cinlral Avt. Und«r 

•tOfcOOO. 

lEALTM 

N4IMNT0N PLACE 

•IACH PROMT DUPURX CONDO - 

choic. urn It, location sn to.rawtik 

111* by mw either unit. Mint owner 

flntrtelna. BrsUri Invlltel. Cell «144» 

avenlnii, H 

BUPLI3I - en MomlnmW* (MM. 

Twee Mnsnu, I Uffi em with n. 

p.rwat.1. iffle, Wenty el eft ttrMt 

parklm. Alkln, «l«,OfV Shore MMy, 

RMIton, its My Avtnw. W 1W0. Ftf' 

IDEAL STARTUP. 

Mill maintained I bWroom cape 

CM m nlte IPM, Hunt MtlirH 

h.rrtwood (loon, iftMhM ona ear 

gerage, f IrenleM and Nrtly finlinefj 

i oedmrri. on MCMM ftoef, ••• 

l t l 

BINNISVIM.I 

BEAUTIFUL CA«« COD 

Situated en ? ecree ef weeded •revna 

Ineludei 1 bedrsefni, I MtM, large 

limiiy room with firepfece, i cir it- 

I act*) garage and liable With I Mr- 

M Italia, A very nice heme eM 

rectsnafely price*' it M M 

IDFMNEYReALTOril 

MSI10I 

BHWCEOSSO.OOO 

SOUTH 1ND—% block to 

beach, ocean view. Ride by 

thli 3 unit «t 405Slth 

Street. Two 2 bedroom ap- 

ti. In front building, Rear 

unit feature! 3 bedroom», 

: as heat, loft overlooking 

living room, wood »tovt, % 

car garage. All unit! lur- 

nlshtd. Only 1141,009. ' 

RANDALL REALTY 

REALTOR 

IIHlMltaMI SM4111 

jUSftllTBD 

Pour btdfoemi. X feifhv 

Cm CM. ,«»l«) lot, unnr dry 

vtfy nl€f eendlfisn- Aiklng ff?fffi 

IMVIiTQRi ATTiNTiONl 

wt'v* (utl Ilifed tatan beayflfyi 

aeanmaifti far tali (Untied, car 

HfM IM win me Batn., on., Im 

and Hir*. Bfdroem unlit with ocean 

vint aim luif a law ifipt to seech 

anfl ooinitHelk. Eitallttit ineeini, 

aiciilaiit csadiftsn- 

GUEST HOMt AND APARTMENT 

»n • ifepfianal •alyl| A Hi 

Badroom, panaied gyetf home wifn a 

i.D.r.r. two Badrran lint fl 

pantlid apartment, Fitnfy of 

street perlilni, eeoe~ MiMSii aM 

rinjfiEina aueiisBit. 

AMOLUTILVHi 

Call in aBout thil Beech Meeli dopiei 

with "ByiiMn'* 10% financing. Four 

bedroom, fwe Bath upper cottage 

and one Bedroom, ona Mth lint f lew 

apt. Beth heated; Deed Incarria, 

modern kitchen., Atkins 

Don't wait any longer I 

GARDENS HOME 

A lovely 4 Bedroom, I» oath Bom. 

» MB iq, ft, of Beeyflfyil» Itn 

" aped ground. Spaciofjt living 

roam, formal dining room, kitchen 

with (jreakfalt area, tun Mck and 

more, imtw paneled antaneinment 

room with fieiditene nreoieca A 

deiigfirfyl family homa you must 

Priced right to WM 

PRieiRigyeEB 

Twa, three Eedreein ifuft marifi end 

a ona Bedroom unit maktmp thil 

mint ceMltMfi frlpien Mcattd whera 

tha "action" i.i Tile Mttii, penaline, 

haat, f gcaliant incenii arc iuif I few 

of the emenitttt. Call yi far an ap. 

poiifliiiafif. Owner iuif reduced prica 

IMN. 

mweSLET Ave 

Florida RE. 

IILA Bit, SOI. - it. Pwarttyrs BaBeh. 

Baautlfyl naw sna badrasni watartrent 

onda. AvallaMa far t watkl minimum 

nnfall, MW, Iwlmmlng MnNl, tailing. 

caii jfrnn tf 

SALE - STUAST - Idvaly twin houM 

gompHtHy furnlltiM, 1 tjaoToomt, 1 

bath, living room, aining aria, knenan, 

iarfa tteraga room, Iwga 14 I 14' 

waanai NtM porcfi Lot w aaap, low 

l.xti. Mvaiy davalapiMnt, 1 mHutn IS 

Hot* Sound tn.cn, II mlnutta lo Hut 

ailion itland ba*cn, i mlnutn M a 

ahopping mllil. will alls rant from Dae. 

an for thlt wfnw Mtian. Call miiw 

attar lBl.m. Ftf 

TORT LAUttlROALl - double wfli 

meBliehsma m Mni perk, Cempietery 

furnllhed, 1 beorrm., 1 MfM tcreenea 

porch ewnlngt many ntfi|. nUet tell 

NJeeliieMI4i,er»MHf, fia call mt- 

J71.I14P, W-»0 

FLORIDA RENTAL 

ST. AUGUSTINE 

Dtluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath 

oceantront condo, beautiful 

beach, fully furnished, 

Avallablf I12S weekly Sep- 

timber to December. M7i 

weekly or 1100 monthly 

January to April, Net 

available February 1 to 

March IS, ' 

CallJffSltior 

301-S77-S321 Collect 

; a. 

FORT LAUDIRBALE FlorMi, ana gf 

two baareom cenae eft Padarai High. 

M I with seel, Wall aaulppad, IWJ» 

manmtsr mBTa, call W*U. lt-V 

FORT LAUDEHDAue. FierMa, tws 

Btdrsom Cendo. L*,, B«., tern. 

Wratlon and peel vary natr baMi off 

LMOiln Blvd. wall NulppM I monthi sr 

lN* '«!' 

"FT. LAUBIRBAI,! - 1 

eonjo, staan ylaw, nwwl earner, 

pool. Call Ht4ltt. 1^» 

V-f, LAUBIRBALI - witarfrsnt 

cande, pool, linji ona »«reani er two 

btaraern, i bath*. Minimum I rnoMM. 

eallllf«41, W-» 

Winter Rentals 

ffiSfi IIBROOM-Tvi sath wctiod 

floor. Kirn, apt,, waahar, *y.r, sft 

ttrttt p*rmng IM morrmiy plut uttl. 

MiManltMifen,MM>H. Ftf 

MOTtL•r'FICINCV UNITS-haafaa, 

•Ir-rondllkHWd, «ef TV trim tM 

monmly.Oirolan tutt Raatty, RNltert, 

MfmioiHgi FH 

Winter Rental* 

WINTER RENTAL — Fin! IIOBT turn , I 

Mdrgomi, UUpiu. olll wsodiAetncy, 

Baaitgr, Msrlh and watlay, 1W MSI " 

APARTMENTS AND ROOMS - naar 

sCHn.MirdwIlk, I or 1 p.r.ont. 

BHutlfvl dacer. rv'i. kilcriant, privtl. 

Blltil, rnoftl typ. ranfail no Ha»a, 

moft ttffn Itlyl only. Anaraie'i inn IJIO 

Sedan Avalft.tiM, « 

TVrtt OEDBOOAA APT - IP, Ird SI V, 

Moek to well, w4, a*», 5oreh 

AvalllM till a.14* BIS par-nw. In 

iludat all vtHltM, Cull IN.lISi It» 

1IACH FRONT AFABTMiNT - J 

oa*mi, 1V» »tHi, 1117 Cantrai »»» , d 

w . 54, «r4, off itrKIpirkina, eaola, lir 

fl Call 315 IB«M Nil tol pm IJJS 

mo plyi 18 M 

THRtE BEDROOM COTTAGE - Iwlti 

and n*oiafii kitttian, cow Boosup, 

tarBBtad, pdfeh, Furnlihad. «•• h»al 

Au.ll.bl. Immaamtly RaaianaBIa rant 

and ytllitlH Call M141IS1 tvaiinfl 

of waakandi, 11-1 

NORTM1NO - IBdrm, fufn,inapt 4 to 

1, il mini, to AC MM taatn 4 kit. 3 

pofehdt, •« TV eatjia, w«, »tpf- 

mraygh May ona bik • Macn t, Mwk. 

Haf tHC.dfp.rtq. Mo Pttt, BM PWa 

uill Call IN.nMor (115) uiaiJJ If 

iEACMFHONT - i nadfoomi, 1H 

Mfht, waahar. dryar, diinwatnar, 

llfaplMa iMomonihlylnei n«al Maoaf 

faia tf 

Yearly Rentals 

FOUR BEOHOOnAi - 1W Mtni, 

flrtplaci with oeain vlaw Availasla 

ImmM iminduonbMl Call ]M 

SSJJ. 10-JI 

TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED APT. - 

Naar downtown ana- bo.rdw.lk 1150 

monnily + utlllttaa, o.i haaf. Tna 

IntirprlH. 1MB Cantrai Ayanua. J» 

\m of J«J1J« avaningi Ayinuia 

ImniMlataly II 10 

YEARLY REKTALS 

one b««>m, nlcaly hir- 

nlshtd, lay VHIagt een- 

dsmlnium. Avail. Immeti, 

Two Bedrosm, unfuft, •pf. 

Avail te a tWlef PtSajrvei 

couptt or .Ingle penon. 

Apply In eensn far ittilli, 

Two Mmm, furft. and 

unfurn, apta, from DM plUf 

utli. 

Three b«lroom fufn, and 

unfurn. apH. from ISM plUi 

utll. 

Four and five bedroom, 1 

bath houiaji, unfurn. Avail, 

from »JM plu. utll. 

Apply In perMa 

ROMRTL. SHARP 

HMlItMi 

Realtort 

ITMAiHrfAtl. 1M-1HT 

1801 KM Aft- HM7M 

FURNISHIB - I 

Bedroom cottage, recently remodeled, 

wether^ryer I, dlipMal AvilieWe 

immediately until May ml IHi 

Oerdent erea, ceil wtekandt msm, 

off (treat perking, 1M0 

POCONO HOUSI - near ikl retort. Call 

»mi tf 

ONI 1IBR0SM APT. - iivlngnern, 

kitchen, uth log yardfj, from Beach i 

boersw.lk. eppatlta tennk L ahvf- 

flefeeei-d. Ail ytilltia. Included 1221 ear 

month. Call 3» 0713 tf 

MODERN _ I bedroom epartmant, 

fyrnllhafl near fth Itreet. Hityre 

eavit., ld-i-al to t.144, mi per mofltti 

jneiyaingutiiitiei.etil»il».;ai i»a) 

PC - 1 or, w-d ww carpel, fymlihad, 

Oct. lo M.V mi me, Biui utll MM7 

jj|7 18,30' 

THRU iiB«oo»»i-iMth,titfieBr 

wliii perch, BM heet, Meartyn Tarrace 

Ideal tor retired IndrVUiM H» per 

month Ceil ]*MMefteripJn. »*) 

TV»O AND TMBiB-iadreem epl, 

ivillabla. Illanii seal Iltlti, •aaltar, 

ilih * ilmpMn Av. |M-Hla, tf 

TWO TO rilOtJOOMi - iivfrio rue, 

ainlng tree, tv» BetM, Wtdieji, vMvm. 

UM inci. ytii. ihort Reelty, Realtor, us 

jay*, m-IW». ft 

YEARLY giNTAL- modern ) 

bedroom, I'fl Bjlti., kitchen, dr.. Is,, 

lunporen, w a, N. a-*, U»i Ineiudirig 

h»«l jnfl ceBie, no psti, Avsll Im- 

mediately etllili 1321. I§18 

TMIRP FLOOR XPT. - LhrfmJ m , 

BHreem, kitchen aM dinette, Mth, 

ynfgrniihad, Ne peti. No oilldran eef. 

tiaa panen er couple, eanter elty, Not 

w.nr neat. III wtllltM. sang* »J» 

monthly. Write IM 2J lentinel- 

Ladier. n 

dTnT 

RJRNISHEB 

ROOMS 

By the week, montti, or 

season, centrally located. 

For further Informitlon 

call J»BlS6i. tf 

NORTMINO — 1 barrni^ lly. rm, 

rm., tunporeti, M , suiat n.iohbomooa, 

no pan 1471 mo, plut utll. Call (111) IB- 

HO. 1MB 

IVODERN OARBENi TYPE CON"» 

Fumhwad lit floor, til ^ptlanedi, llr 

condition, 3 tMroomt, i Mthi, uon.. 

I UK l ltl rt rantal 

condition, 3 tMroomt, i Mthi, uon.. 

PHI, UK plu. alaetrlE, yaarty rantal, 

Ca(llfl41]liftar4g.m. Nepatt. IM 

ntal, 

IM 

] BR SARDINI BUPL1X APT. 

ayillabla yr, reuna. Ne p«M, MBJPBJ 

OWO.II and fatar* fasgria, IM 

month plut utiMtim . Call (») m-nm 

or7le.i)M. tf 

MODERN FURNISHIB - thraa 

bsarsem tMona fleef dvpMii In Oar, 

dam, w-w. 0*, gld, 2 oltht. l.undry 

mom, garaga tteraga, AyalUbii Im. 

mtalataly tnrsugh May II, ise monlti 

plut utiiltiH, can Hf.Bi4«l or JO 

» 1»» 

MOM! -1 •«, iV. B., B, Wk, «th «., Ir, 

dr,,i»menth!y,eaiiMt.fft». W-W 

ROOMS AND APARTMBNT - ill 

OcwnAv.C.II (409)547 WOOor!^ 

M7, I" 7 

MANY OESIBABLE LOCATION? 

AVAILABLE — efjpiy In pafMn, BBBert 

L Sharp, Real Eltate, !70O Aikury Av, 

andSntweitAve, ft 

FURNISHED — lit II, apt. 1 IR, IV* 

bath. Convenient location to high Mhos! 

end .(tapping UM, men. Inc. heet IM 

utliitiei.Mi4N l after i p.m. IOM 

I0MERI POINT — FurnilhM 1 

Bedraem hfwie, ncaiient Cong, Hi new 

rug., nica nalghBorhood. Adultl eniy, no 

peti, 14M. piui utliiflem, Avilnblt n 

June IS. Can 9J7 io« 10-30 

m OCIAN AVE, EHIclen. 

ey apt. MOO mo, everything 

Included. 

TWO BEDROOMS 1421 

Asbury Ave. M7S mo, 

TWO BEDROOMS fnOdirn 

townhouies 91? Fifth St. 

V5.W monthly. 

THREE ilDROOMhouse, 

101 Fifth St, MH monttily. 

CALLJffJWs tt 

OARDINI »LAZA - •»»».»* 

end two kW«fn iearatef fumtihe* 

epertnwik BnllaMe MtsNfi, Wl 

Brie. P, Mliy, Int. Milter, IW-BB, 

•ifliPlaeeanelttwtiaeh, Fit 

OR VIARLV PUkNIIHip - tliraa 

Beirrn, apt. w4, w.w, porch, lundeck, 

IM clan, wniar n» per mo. plui 

utmtlet, yearly %*m m tna, plui Mil. 

CilliiWUWWIariiUIWMW, FT 

TWO 110RB0M eOTTAOl - llvlni 

room, MtEhen ana ketti. M00 fnenmly 

ptui ytlllflei. Seal «i»iity, Raatteri, IW 

Aibury Avenu»,»*. '°-» 

ONi-lBiirm.ipt,. (V,»»m Full I*. 

at, kitch-i, TV caMe, all utllltlei Jn- 

clusM. vklnHy el Mm fM iiritril *•» 

ts H, Ceil IH.«W ieturti* ani iw- 

aiy, 

w 

THRII iiPROQ»»riFT; - flftt fi»f, 

tflhieefi 1 

turnlihedOct. 

heat, etactrlc. No pert 

Oceupency limited to one penen 

RafarencMrequired. Oceen City Reelty, 

RNItsr, 14th and Ajbury Ave, Call M- 

Ml. H 

Yearly Rentals 

THRU leBROOM — IVI MIM, fin! 

fleer unfurnithtd «pl, MI het winr 

haat, wMhari dryer. Ml monthly put 

utlllflN, Ocean City Rulty, Raalter, 

Mh ana Atbury AW. Call )M4*n, ft, 

IHAVI liVlRAi, —Varynlnenaand 

] btareeni fum, and unfuni, aptt. fef 

rant, M00 to «5» monthly ptui utll. 

JahntsnRaalten,calllMH1S, tt 

CENTRALLY LOCATED - tod flOST, 

unfurnWaa, 1 bMrm. efficiency UH 

Wul.Nepafi.CaiHWym, tt 

AVAILABLE - from Oct. Ire. ©nl, twe, 

aM three Badfeetn apartmanti. Pur- 

nlinaa and unfumlthM. Coa.nl Raalty 

Ut N 

NORTNWtO— 1 Wrmii t»«. »« «• 

unfym, apt,, parking. tJoreae. iM, 

•esrwnical heat. Avail Nov. I U» mo, 

plu. utn. No peti, Rf. I i tee. aap. Call 

WeU7)aft«r«p.m. W* 

YIARLY RENTAL — Octin colony, 

southllda, Oeaenvltw, I Bedroom, 

yearly unfurniihad. Call 3*|.?8?2 or 1*1^ 

4»5». M 

1M0 

B.rtonalii..i|ontrol. 

BAYFRONT RANCHER - evUliMa 

Oct. 1. three tjedrBBrm, J tjathl, lur. 

nlitieaorgnfurnnh»d,»monttily plui' 

utiiitlM. FBM * kin, ine,, Realtflri, IMl 

AiBuryAv,iei.|aM. Ftf 

FyRNisHiB-Pna ftearaim ipt., M* 

menthiy meiudei ella Oirden stite 

Reelty,Heelter, aw itm Ftt 

ONI BIBRMM _ untum, iM, In- 

etuslnj Mt water heat. MM, MillagM 

Reel •itite.Reiltar.MAtHfitieAv.Itl- 

m\\. 

m 

JEAVILLE — J 

ipirtrnent, ynfurnlihed ill! pint, 

utllltln. Call attars p.rr\44SS7IM. tf 

ric NopertCIDWU*. 10- -. 

Winter Rente li Public Notices Public NefteM 

__50Uttl ena 

MUM. iinfurn, with J 

drmi,, M batfii, waiHir, 

dryer, diihw, g d , refrlg., 

frtihly palnttd and new. 

vy/w earpttlng fhrouohou,, 

double parking itsb, 

•forage ttttd. baieony with 

i1alri,i4Mpiui utilities. 

IXCIPTIONAL—citan 

CBdar ieach, 2 bedroorns. 

1 bath, full kitchen, Ig, 

quiet neighborhood, 3 

adults, SWSpiu* utilities. 

Call collect e« 227 MM elk 

•e It enacted tt 

Oenerai AMemmy st I 

Jerwy 

I. Thli est mail N imow end mey Be 

cited M the "itwre Protection MM Ait 

i, Tna LegMaturi linde and deter' 

minimal: 

a The reitorifion, rnairttenancf and 

preteeiMri of our -Beecna., Mine., river 

f ron», uytrent. end inleh are eMamiei 

t» the waif are, cemmarce ana preeparity 

of tha peeM* ef the itete. 

b. The itate'a graving pasuiafMi n 

fiendin& €uiinTiart€al devetspinaiii asd 

tourlit inauitry all resuire a iharelina 

wtiich I. adetuteiy pretected end ec 

caMifiietotMpvWic, 

e. The i«ier» Frwettlen Mauer Wen 

ONI BtDlieOM ACT. — HvlnS Bm, 

WtcMrl, Mth, 1* ?•«• »» S"2-* 

Mk Hltt HnM **••: 

limn inelyowa, u» gar 

*« 

APT. FOR RENT - HI fleer 

yllllllM, AiUl fcl t 

IMP 

PL \m, €, m net loemiiM the MM 

for additional itafe tumjino fer Mate ana 

local thore protection prelect, and ha. 

recemmanded e matnoo of aliocatlrv 

mattvndlfM. 

d, Itata eHiifancB to couonn aM 

munlclpeliflat far .hare aroftcfion 

' praiest. can Mat » prevMed tnraooti * 

program of rmrtcnlnj grent. and feena *j 

ceuntia. and ntwnlcipelltlet. end laant 

which .MJti them in providing the iecaj 

•hare of theta grerm. 

a. The eHiiakllitY at itate were 

•RAND NIW TOWHMOUSij-»ltlnJtY 

si nrd and Mavan, 1 badras, S4 

Mttn. SMI mentNy (Hu. «•«*•. 

AvalJaMa P«. I, MM Call UMBM 

SECOND FLOOR — unfym., 2 

fadnetne, llv»s roan, «lifi!ng reem, w. 

w cerpat. of! piui utll. OH Met. 

AvtliaHe Immed. Aduifi, no pen. Cell 

JW-TOJorMJJOB !••» 

LOViLY — ground fwor, 1 BaarMfn 

eaerttnant, gerd.ru erae, oulef rMajh- 

borhooa. waerier*yer, partially fur. 

- incluoMurHrll.., 

10-JO 

SBUTN INB — sa fl. fumihai apt,, i 

badrm,, iof tiayfttanly, napfrl.M?*, 

plui vtillHat, Availasla now. Call Jff 

M attriel fad«rii fundt far |amt Ifa»- 

faaw-al aMra prolactlon pfdllctl, 

I. At utad in niia art ynia»t tM canttin 

indlota* a dlffaranl maanlng er Infant; 

a "tendt" miint tna Bendt 

IMnsrliad to ba tHuad, of IHM, Mndir 

In I. act,' 

b. ••eornmltalon" tMani tM Naw Jar- 

My conifnliaM on CMtll ludgWIng 

and Planning, 

e. "CamnilliiolMr" mdana tna Sam. 

miuianar of EfrYlranmatitai pretattlaii^ 

a. "CenatnKt" and "Mnatfyeflafi" 

maan, In (dditian M Hw uaail 

maanlng maradf, actt ol eanttruttton, 

raconMrvcftofl. ra«»(«liant, anmHaii, 

Imprwamanf and oaftarmanti 

a, "Catt" maun tha eaaf of atauhutlan 

or canHnictMn M Ml ar any part af a 

than pratactlon prttacf and af all or any 

nil er panenal pfopart» agraafnanft 

ana francnlta. oMmad By tna saptr- 

ROOMMATE N11DID - Im 

rnaoTattty. Mala or NrnM, Batn block. 

Call Moo. m Frl. afttr 1 pJn. li».M4 

or-m-mr W 

THRU IEDB0OM - 1 Btttl, wMiar, 

gryar, MM monthly. RafaranMt 

nqutraa. AvilliHa raw.. flBin etfy 

Malty, Raaiigr, iatii ana Aabyrif A. 

Call VMM. tf 

HOUli FOR R1NT - , 

meitly furnnhed, qoiat year round 

netghtjerhsM. MM piM uttijtkii, Gail 

mm. tMi 

THRM iBCmooMJ -1 BetM, Mm) 

floor Duplex with aerate M M if, 

piimei. IxtMlfW rejMenilil arac, 

Dra Mek if Ilmpton Aye, %ut> men 

thty. Call iftir I p.m. I1J MM7» 10-JO 

ROOMY - i tadroom, 1 Mtn, g 

room, linhg room, Umtm plut room, 

nprtn ma, gM h«t, i« rnsnttily Mil 

iMMlifMVIHklnTg tf 

Lot! For Sale 

DUPLEX LOT 

with Plans 

25th St. Area 

SACRIFiCi 

l 55,000 

398-9037 • If I-W47 

R.E. Wanted 

PURNIIHID — I tedreem apartment, 

I r, d r, kitchen, nortnancl, nt WMtey 

Av, Avaiiaon Nevamber lit. BM In. 

eluding heit, tibia. Call Mf-IW, noon to 

7:»p,m, 10-30 

TIRRIPie YEARLY RINTALi _ i ef 

I Ndroem, furnlihii, Wo ani MM 

montMy Foil a. talB RMIten, m\ 

AiBuryAve.,]NiOM. tf 

MRPIN LOCATION - ipitleui one 

Harm, plui aen wim wî,, am, fuf. 

nfUiM, ihiluUii ell uMMtlei, tM PM 

yu. Call MMa, Wk» 

THREB BEDROOMS — H% MtM, 

wether, dryer, dHhwmher, 147) mon 

thly plu. utnitiet. HMer RNI litite, 

wtiiM. tf 

YIARLV RENTALS —NIC.MIaitkinof 

lowntioutat, duplaiaa and httnei 

•erser Reelty ma i, AmuryO.C.,N.j. 

Call Mf4g7i. "10 

WANTED 

High viilbiiity IN to SM iq, 

ft. for unique cuitom blen- 

ded Ice Cr««m Shop. 

Contact: 

Do Yourielf • Flavor 

33rd S Aibury Ave. 

MMMf .tf 

R.E. For Rant 

COMMERCIAL ifACB AVAILAiLI - 

in Fiaia H condominium comprtx. 

Suitable Mr any typ« pratewloryil sr 

would M IMal for eny type Mtafi 

butmeea. AvelleWe Immedletely, IM 

menthiy MM utll Wee. Cell SNIli 

end frenchM. dHmed fey 

tmarrt to be niCiMify or ueeful ena cen- 

venlenf therefar or In cMneetien 

ttanwith, including interait er oimxjnt 

on bond., csthl ef IHMnca If BgnM, Mat 

of e bond refjltfrar M euthentleatirig 

agent, c«t of geolefleal and 

ffyaratoflce! eurveyi, up te tmfmM 

oar year In rimmutratlv. emrt In 

currad ky fhe aepaftment In irnptamen- 

ting fWi aeti enginearma ana inwectMn 

COM ana legal ejfpinieii COM of finen- 

cial, prBiniifUMl or otr»r eitlmatci and 

advicei orgenltatloti, epereting end 

other «pe«a> prior ts end IvrM mil 

ecauMtlon or conttructloni end ill Men 

enemas et m«y be Mcnun or In 

ciairit te tne Unarming, acqoltltlon. con 

ttructkjn end mnpfetlen ef IM Pnlact 

er part ttieresf ani tM placing ef tha 

Mfha in operation, ens* alM the 

prwMMn for a rwrve fuM, or rwer 

*n far wort eapitel, oparatlng, matn 

fafuMca or nalicHBant eaenaei end 

fer peymmt or eecurity of principal or 

Irrtarett on kanM aurlng ar attar tnlt 

acquHJtlori or conuructlon at tin ttefe 

Cornptrollar rniy determlnei end ana 

ralmbunefnent. to tha samral Funs er 

to eny ether fund from whicn manay. 

mey nave Men trentferred Is me 

Sonera! FuM, ef any money, npenaed 

fsr or In connect lorwltti tfih enlect i 

f^ O9pBfifiTffP9îjj40fVsnI»fXi âbia. aaÂ a^^bafl ——— " «*BkAj^K \ 

•SfriM iMWtf ffl JLLSlJllHi Ipr-llfi MB ^^^^ mtm9mvBmmmm§ IBI 

p»v|**tnt if HIM set MMI bt i mn& a $ ? S S ^ ^ S ^ ^ 

•aMHuHnnM lite ItalteIki Mliti leafaaiir JJLJ •* lWHHSIrlVH frSffl fn 

fi* filth tad mm M tht Mitt eft JU 1 ^"JK!S" l S i , ir 1J5 

^ l X «!«••« tt Ma.l M afMfMM««1 JW 

mnwrfia, or m much wwreof 11 mi 

,«sr 

feervan 

the payment of Ih* princlpaT at 

tfiafurlt*. TM orintip.1 and mterwt of 

- - - - - - fmm taxation 

Public Notiet Public NotlctJ 

tan Pmfelf) 

VMr fallowing Ih. ysar far wtiich tM fax 

li kwlarf TM ten Hiui liripaua IMII be 

•HM aM cellecMd M tM 

Mfna manmr and at tha time time at 

t h t upon reel tna parttnal 

pHpafjy in winil, mm and coiiac 

iM: The gevarnlne b«dy of etch 

' " f " * f * f * i * i 

leglilefive csmmlttee created pureuaM 

ts Aaeambly CMKUmrit ReHlutlsn No, 

u of ma IMl LatKMtyre, et recsn. 

ttltutea and csntinued By the 

ugiri.tur. from time te time, a copy ef 

me plan called far under tecnsn 14 sf 

mn act, tasemar wim tuch cMngea 

mereln u may heye been rewired ky 

me Oonrnor'. feusget matiega. 

It; Nti |>M man m aayt prior to me 

rnmmlulorwr anfarlne Inh any con- 

and levied, and me county 

trimirir Mali pay me amount of taM 

JH IS mt flat. Traaaurw- on ar before 

- DaMmbar m In each year, 

• ft an or bafore Dacimtiar II In any 

yeer the Meulne off tcMt tneli satermlne 

mat- mere ere money. In ma Santrai 

y 

y sf tts ^j 

ule. may Ml tM Mnat at pr(¥ete Me M 

at luch price of price, and uMeftM 

tetmt ana condition. « m. Mwmtf if, 

ficlalt mty prticrlM. TM ItMng-M. 

ftclttt may tell'all er part of tM'bgraiiW 

any w u n MMed to any State *•*• er 

tMittulneofficliit. 

14. TM practtdt from the teieiMM _ 

Mndt mail pe paid to mt-stmit^ 

tretturar aM ba held by him tm, a 

ttparaM fund, tna M atpsuteddn m 

dapeuisriet et mey ke MMcttd ky Mn 

te^tM credit of tM fuM, wWeh funajNeil 

be known at tM " snort PntaMen 

Fund," 

li. a, TM money! in the -I' Share 

Pratactlen Fund" mtm htraby 

tpecrficaily dMIctted tna Mtu b»»p 

PiM to tM eett ef mi purpetat wUcnh 

in Mctien i ef thli act. and M —en 

nwneya era Mraby taprsaritfed fer 

fhote pufBotM, ana ne iuch I M M 

tMII be expeMea Mr tuch BurpstaiH, 

cipt a. otharwIM Herelnpelew 

eutherlitd) without tM tpacific' ap- 

proorlailon tharief by tM Lag Wanna, 

but bond, may M ittuea tt harMn m 

prtviatd netwltnitinaing mu the J) 

Ltfltltture thell not Mn than atsptea 

en act,mtklni taacltlc appfepriatieii of 

"ifttai MifHcMt to meet IM principal ef 

amid! felling aue tna til Intemf 

ptytMt In tM anaumg ulandar year. 

, fMn and In mi event tM nsMng eff icujM 

•emibyraeenitleneeflMaMtMII fl|e 

M u m HI ma office ef IM State 

Trnaurar, wharevptn tM Mate 

Truawtr tMil trmtter me meney. to t 

•Hi.iali fuM te he atugnttad by Mm, 

tnd ma" pev mt prmelpil aM Mttfatt 

tut «* mat fund a. Mt ttma IMII 

•. Mceme due tnd payaMa. end IM atMf 

• Hartal at paymant at Me principal eM 

unertei srwiatd tar In (hit tecnen tMII 

nttiMn be eyeiisM, tM mt ncelpt. 

vfer «* year from Me in epecMM In 

• aoaaacnoi a. af mi. HCIUI tMil therein 

M oanudarad tnd trtttta tt pert et tM 

•aatftl Mete Puna, eveiltble for 

eaMralturijMii, 

• H.'SMuM me Mela Traeiurer, by 

Bsuiniba! II of any year, seem it 

. nmmry, kacevse ef muffIcMey ef 

k .funo* te ke Mlectea trwn tM teunat of 

- nvjnret et hereinehove provided, te 

aniet tM interett eM princlpt! piynien, 

,••far fM year after tM antuihg year, 

..than Iha tretturar tMII certify Munty iuch calcuiatien tMII M bat*) 

upeafte cerrectta miMrt veluetisn of 

eteh eeunty for the year •receding the 

', yswjBwhlcfi tueh tn it te be 

. eat even ten thail ts attetti 

and > sollacfad upon the etteued 

viMttlen ef the yeer In which tM tan n 

eteeNtd tM levied, TM cemBtreiler of 

p tha Trettury tMil certify tht emaunt te 

. fhe asjaity board el taxation ana IM 

cauahA tretturer of each county. TM 

•twity, bserd of teuHan tMH Inckiae 

tM prapef amount In tM current t.« 

, levy ef tM ttvwai t»ing dittrlctt ef the 

eeupfy in proportion to tM reteeta. H 

•tctrttlnM fer the current vetr. 

•, • u. Portnapurpwa of complying with 

' tM arsvlilont of th. Hate conttitutum 

,thtt act eheli, at me generel election to 

«a«aW in me month at Nevemeer, tm 

M tutjmlnea fa tha ptspie. In onMr to 

• infejm tM ptepia sf IM canMntt sf thlt 

, •cuttnilMtheautyef tMiecretifyof 

ititt.arrttrmhtaactln tMII tike efnet, 

ma tMtnt II day. prior ts the eMcflsn. 

t* came mi. set te be pubUMad In at 

MMt 19 nHrtptpart PUBiithta In tM 

9MW ana te notify the clerk of itch 

county of mil Mate ef tM PHaasi of mil 

- act, and Mt clarkt ntpectively. In tc> 

I purpo..! 

commlHMier thail report M eM caraun 

with me eoeclal letnt leeMlathre commit 

tea createa purtuenf to AHemBiy can 

current Raaplutlen tM. M ef me 1fM 

LeflMature aa recsnttltirMd and can- 

tinued from lime te time fey the 

Lasltlatun, 

J7 Thli lection ana wction. H end » 

of mii act tMil taka affect immaaietely 

eM m. ramainaaT si me act iMii tafia 

in 

Wie.lT.r'F OH » 

jane •urge, 

•ecrattryofitite 

ORDIMANClHO.tUt 

AN ORDiNANCt AMINBiNO OB 

DINANCI i« INTITLIB "MNO 

OROINANCI APPROPfliATINO 

tUBIJHM AND AUTNMitiNO THI 

iuuANei OF mMtjmm IN MNDI 

AND NOTII OF THI CITY OF OCIAN 

CITY FOR TN| VARIfJUl IM 

PROVIMINTi OR fURPOHl 

AUTHORIZID TO •• UNDIRTAKIN 

BY THI CITY OF OCIAN CITY, NIW 

JIRI1Y." 

•I IT ORPAINID IV THI 

COUNCIL OF TMI CITY Of OGIAN 

CITY, COUNTY OF CAP! MAY, NBW 

JIRIIY At FOLLOW!: 

faction 1. Mctien I er Orthtna HJ 

it emtMad at follow.. 

RT Oil 

(Ml TM eesjiiiltlon by purctun. Mr 

public purpeMa af tha foaowiia new 

vehicular Mjulpment, fsr uM fey tM 

Public WBrM OlvWon Mr MMIC Pur- 

petei, (I) mlnitreeh cemptcter ana (1) 

''APPROPRIATION AND BiTIMATI 

eosT 

MTIMATEO MAXIMUM AMOUNT 

OF IOND1 OR NOT! 

H7MJg 

IMPROVlAUNT OR PURPOII 

(J) TM Improuamant sf pdyMg 

ttcilltiw at tha am ifntt ftcrfanenti 

art* by rtpiaeemtnt of fencing, * 

Mtiutlsn sf ttittiiii sactaNpt, in- 

tteiletMn of an Irrigation intern, 

canttruenan of ra«t nsmt ana rtittea 

recreetlantl fecliitlti. laid Inf. 

envtnunt it the New Jereey prsltcf 

match funding fsr tht Often Acne 

Ptogrtm. Tht Improvement tf 

racraetlon.! lacintia. el Htfi Ifreet sy 

replacement eM Intttllttlen sf ftmlng, 

rehaktlltitW of exitting Beiahall fieiat 

to craata 1 pitying fMsi, 

APPROPRIATION AND IITIMATI 

COiT 

I11IMSM 

•ITIMATEO AMXIMUM AMOUNT 

OF 1ON0J OR NOTI 

II1UWJM 

iMPROVIMINT OR t 

b At any time Prior to mt ituiipce 

ana iele of Bondt under thli Mt, tie 

Itate Treaturer It heresy authorized to 

tranafar frsm any svillaMe meney In 

me treMury of me ifeta ts me credit of 

tM "Shore prstecflsn FuM" a turn at 

M may aeem nacatury. The turn *o 

traraMrred man he refvrnad to me 

treaevry ef mi. ifita by mt treaturir 

maraof irom the proceed, ef me > wle ef 

the tint Mua ef bondt ' 

c. Penaint fhelr appucatwn ,to me 

puTpseet prwlaed In thjt act, maneyt In 

me "iMre Protection FuM" mey ha in- _ 

vetted tna rainvetfea at sther tryit 'u(i ~Jj 

dt in m. cuttMy ef tM ItH* Trfjaturfr 

In tM manner provided by law. Met ear- 

nlngi received frsm tM Irweitment or 

depetit sf mat fuM tMil be paid inM me 

seneral Itate FuM. : ' 

li. In catt tny coupon feondt or 

coupent menunn eapertainM or any 

reglitered bond thall becsnie Istf, 

mwtllafM sr dtttrsyea, • new feoAd tluj|l 

he executed aM Mlverad of IIM tenor, 

In MMtitutlon far me mt, mutlMted or 

aattryyea bonot sr coupora, upon me 

fnmer furnlihng to me IMUInf fflcl.lt 

evidence HtMactsry ts mem of the lett, 

mutilation or dtttructien, proof if 

swnefMlp and tecurlty artd Indemnity 

end rcHnbunemant tor eipenu* at the 

jjujlogoftlcmi may rewire, I, 

17. Accrued interttt received upon ttje * ' 

Mis M tM bfjnat thill he applleti to ma 

diMhargt sf a like emount ef Inferett 

upon tM bond, when due. Any eMpente 

Incurred by the IHUInf eHjcialR for »d 

vertiyni, engraving, printing, clerical, 

authenticating, regltterlng, Itgtl er 

otner aervlcet necetlary to CifTy out the 

dutie. Impetea upon them by if). 

ereviMena of mil act thall he paid from 

the proceed, of me tale ot me bindt, by 

me Itete.TreMurer upon tM warrant of 

the Comptroller et the Treeiury, In n> 

•KM manner et other sMigafMnt of lie 

Itafe are paM, • 

ti, tenat of aech .eriet itiuei 

Mreynaar thali m.ture. Including ar)y 

unking fund redemption., net liter than W 

me mirfyîfth year frem 1 the aeM ef *" 

IMueaf the terlet, and In tuch amount. 

M ihtll fee determined by tM lUulna if 

f klelt. TM Ittulng eff Iclalt mty reterye 

M fM lute by apprepritte previtlen In 

me bond, si tny teciet tM power to 

rtdttm ell or any st tM bondt prior to 

maturity if tM price or price, ina up*n 

tM termt end ceMitient it fnly be 

i; 

wim me initructlen si .... 

•ttmtary of stm, Wan c*« to M 

•pttntee) en eeeh of tM uid Milan, Me 

toJMwfngt 

If you eppreve me tct entlfM bataw, 

n M a (X), pfut (41, or check

c •; 

PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, IMS 

'Cures work, in large measure, because patient and practioner expect them to do so'. 

(continued from page S) neurotransmitters, help the 

signals cross over the many 

complex sequence of events pps, or lynapsei, In the 

leading to inflammation and nerve fibers running between 

to thi formation and release peripheral nervei and the 

of chemicals known as central nervous system. 

proataglandlni. 

Signals reach the brain via 

Among the body's most the spinal cord, where 

transitory yet powerful specialized nerve ceUs carry 

chemicals, prostaglandlns pain messages directly into 

ainsitiM nerve fiberi to tiaue ttie ttialamus, the brain's 

damage. AJ a remit, the main receptor of signals from 

•eniltiMd nerve fiberi in- tie senses. 

crease the number of elec- The thalamus receives 

Weal Impuliea they "fire information about the 

p dt." These impulses make location, character, quality 

' their way to the central and duration of the pain 

nervous system, the spinal stimulus. Theii messages 

oord and .brain. (Aspirin, also pass to other areas of the 

incidentally, is an effective brain: to the limbie system, 

pain killer because it Inhibits which generates an im- 

the production of mediate emotional response; 

prostaglandlns.} Other to the somatoêMory and 

chemicals, known as parietal cortices, which allow 

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BOLOGNA 79 f conscious location end sets of gravely wounded "What we doot knew today Is medical centers and collaboration win other MB Patients who haw pain 

assessment of the pain, and to soldiers who appear to be how to go about activating our universities ultimately may institutes, NTJDft researchers problems coinciding win 

the frontal cortex, where oblivious to pain until they own paln-kllllng systems provide the answers. "Our art conducting studies of pain these research Interests 

responses to sensory in- leave the battlefield, ss well under so-called normal knowledge about pain has assodaled with the extraction should have their physicians 

formation are further as (or the Incredible tolerance conditions." For Instance, Increased rapidly In tbe past of wisdom teeth; myofsjsjctaJ or dentists eaB * address 

processed. 

to pain experienced by some Dubner asks, what If we could IS years, and w now nave a pain, la which muscles often letters of referral to Dr. 

Information from the spinal marathon runners, stimulate these systems to unique q opportunity p p to y apply go Into spasm or cramp, Mitchell Hat, OinscsJ 

cord also goes to i part of the These Internal pautWnaig block the pain of tooth e«- (his '•' knowledge ~ to the clinical leading to Htm damage, 

brain known as the retlcular 

pain smm nn, HB, 

systems are also closely tractions or the debilitating situation," Dubner says. pain and tenderness; pita 

formation, which is involved linked to hormonal syttems*, chronic pain of lower back At NTH, thU application ii associated with nerve Mktkulo, Roam lB-lMMe 

In reacting to the pain signal such as me adrenal glands ailments and arthritis without «Mng place at the first damage due to diabetes of to Rockrille Pike, BethMda, 

in ways that, Dubner says, which prepare the bodyfar using drugs? 

multkHscipUnary pain clinic shingles; Parkinson's Ml Ml-phOM (MUMare 

far from fully understood danger and pain and affect Current basic research andtn 

me United State devoted disease, and p»*" In MI. 

Some of the signal* reaching mood.' 

clinical studies at NIH, 

to research. In children with ameer. 

ttie reticular formation may "Good health really doss 

be involved In facilitating our begin in the mind," Pain 

involuntary reflex respond to Control co-author and 

painful stimuli. Or, the 

(coatimed tram page 4) 

psychiatrist Brian lehubnan Letters to the editor, cont'd 

reticular formation may enphaskes. "The messages 

communicate "up" to thewe 

•end our body regulate 

thalamus or "down" to the 

spinal cord, in some way 

Special weekend >vas a success, but too 

altering tot coding of the pain 

messages. 

This close linkage between Utter, Sendnel-Ledger: as a period of warm, sunny with our language, may I 

In fact, it U that "descen- mind and body may explain Congratulations to Mark weather In late October or suggest mat we change the 

ding pathway" to the spinal why the aMtajdeslf patientf Soifer, the Chamber of early November. Some mm of mat nan plastic 

oord feat researchers believe 

„ „ Gammeree, the RetaU definitions specify fouowtag "thing" we all rat endure 

may be Involved In 

ne perception Uarehante and everyone *'ft (heflrfttrost-Octadoean't each summer from "beayb 

stimulating fee body* own and treatment of pain. "Cures who helped put together the qualify 

tag" or "beach hedge" to 

natural pain-killing Systran* work, In large measure, Indian Summer Weekend And while I em having tan "paaaportf 

to alter thresholds and per- because the patient and promotion. The »ft« » 

ception of pain, Dubner says. 

In the 014.19701, researchers 

discovered that under 

certain stressful or painful 

conditions our body releases 

chemicals — enkephallns 

from the brain and endorpMai 

(a term meaning 

wn. "morphine within") from fee 

IMPflRTFD SWISS CHEESE '1,89 îb. pituitary gland and 

M.SO FEATURING G SH PRODUCE i FRUfT 

hypothalamus. These 

chemicals mar block or 

FRESH JERSEY 

A SREAT SELECTION OF 

muffle ttie transmission of 

YAMS 

SMALL PUMPKINS pain signals by acting along 

to- 

59-to 70' pathways descending from 

2-Llter M 

Plus Many i Place Your ttie brain to the spinal cord. 

Coca •Lit! Cola MOreln-Stere I Freezer Order Scientists now think that the 

•1.19 

Special I Now production of endorpMns may 

be reaponsiWe for the heroic 

1 

Think of tbe positive Image 

the word-mercbante coold 

ovate with nat word. Why, 

wearing oat could become a 

status symbol) 

Daniel B.Bradtoy 

OctmCtty 

'special'concern G i y & 

Nancy Knight, who have put 

together a new »«m«nnl» Of sD o* me aretel rone. 

Editor, Sentinsl-Udger: I very welL In the four abort to boU Mm back), 

Initiation exhibition or, (low planned Batntana would Ua tocommewl the watkittathe'ibaantterebj Thanks again to ersryone 

"Pan and It. IWiaf." 

m onVmiii to herein OMB City primary school hss advanced from tbe lowest tiat was involved h making 

and (heir child study team. lsvaigffiri*#adeftadtafto «trs my son r*c«iv«* tbe best 

iitJioB.TOB My son was evaluated last (bebigheetendhurtyeelsraay possible education for Ms 

kadi me to bebeve that Ota year while attending the 

a second "apodal" needs. 

patient's expectation baa acm. 

abow an tarn k me developmental first grade grada classroom (thanks to 

AgrattMnaaar 

ma|«r rale In pam madianoB. 

(pra4nt) taught by Mrs. Mrs, Harris who didn't want 

OcmmCtty 

Patteata reeatftog plaeata ii i Dicksoo. After extensive 

evaluation, which Included a 

neurological cum, he was Dedication and devotion 

found to be suffering from a 

mud learning disability that Editor's MM.- City 

was hampering fata ability to Council PreJidcttt Jack I an also well aware of the 

Jones raiiuafed not hi» dedication and tag 

of a 

bBUevMitwfflwaffc, 

(0*., not situation. They recommended 

tottn- to Donald POml 

cane«, «B baa a 

But, quite tewbat 

he attend a school for 

director o/recrwrffan/or 

•pedal service* la tbe fall. t t t b k ^ d h 

re the Gt 

"Clearly, ** haft the ^fi^y hftifctoy) Ibavetoadmltthatatfirstl 

rtflH j "Mttr'HM paai Ineldentally, ''Indian was skeptical (attar aB, every 

be contiavn. 

psreSlkes to tMfctbJttMr bttoTabkfto a« 

chlld U perfect and tbaterm your fraiid OMotag aad 

'•handicapped," whether ribbo Cutting oaUnnvfta 

physically or mentally, can be 

quite frightening.) 

I bad never baan to a 

MayltakethlsoppsrsSfBiT 

*>mmmmyc»*V*d*)i** 

CHMmiAS BW flUF 

TO HEAD WO DEC. J 

"special school" before aad 

"• ••" -" A bus trto to &• 

waani sure what to expect. completion of. Ok Mr OHNnaa VuTag* IsiM 

But after vUttng the school 

fcopplng Outlets wffl bsb»ia 

and seeing what they hsd to As a member of City Ssturday, Dae, 1. Tickets are 

offer for my child, I have to Council and a former member m and taetads a fsmfly-strls 

admit that I was very im- el tb. Municipal Recreation dumr at ftarflaivflki, Fa. 

Board, I am waS aware tt lbs' DM trip Is sponsored by On 

, So, needleat to say, my aan BBnsraus projscia ana ow- The Mad Smglss dub. For 

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ByMAROIBBOWEN 

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: SQMERS roWT - ABan Sturti the 

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effldal baa migoed Hi 

position here and in neighboring Uawood 

a. both communiMi dtaaolvt their 

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repUcements. 

Shirts left under a mutual agreement 

btf»en UmiiB and me two communttles 

be •erves, oMdali conBrmaa, 

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penon to banue. Sturts, who was 

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103rd Year, Number 45 Ocean City, ft J. 08226 Thurtday, October 27. ItM Two Sections Price 2S' 

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Correspondent 

Qua Platffl and me American 

(•SwsjNrx*-a- 

Mayor, former 

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PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ. THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z7,1>83 

Three Days Only 

Thurs,, Fri., Sat, 

Oct. 27, 28.29 

SWEATER 

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Reg. $25,00 

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Good Selection of Colors • Sizes S.M.L 

FMar 

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REDUCED 25% 

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COVERS 

Car Seat Liner 

Reg. $19.50 

Sale 1 15.00 

Quilt and Pillow Set Rn. m.so 

SALE *16.50 

Quilt Reg 117 SO 

SALEM4.00 

Blankets Reg.n3.50 SALE •8.00 

Snuggle Safe Reg *i7 50 

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PAGE 4 - SECTION ONE TOE SKNTINKL-LEDC.KR. OCEAN CITY, N,J, THURSDAY, OCTOBER If. IBMi r 1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAQC 5 — SECTION ONE ; 

Stedem, Sossich exchange vows at St. Augustine's 

St. Auguttnc'i Church was 

ttie setting Oct. 1 for the 

double ring wedding of Mary 

Loulae Stedem of Dover, Del,, 

and Robert 0, Sosaich of West 

OiMter, Pa, 

Migr, Jajnti Can- officiated 

during the 1 o'clock 

ceremony. Organist and 

sololitwas JoEl Park offering 

•eleetteni O Perfect Love, I 

Am trte Bread of Ufe and Ave 

Maria, 

The bride In the daughter of 

Mrs. Laurence E. Stedem of 

1920 Asbury Av, and the late 

Mr. Stedem. The groom Is the 

•on of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 

Sossich of 142a Wesley Av. 

Matron of honor was 

Rosemary Triplclan of 

Ventnor, sinter of the bride. 

Best man wai Bruce Mower 

of Haddonfield, Assisting as 

ushers wire Anthony J. 

Triplclan of Ventnor, brotherin-law 

of the bride, and 

Michael Coates Springfield, 

Pa. Ring bearer was Nicholas 

Triplclan, nephew of the 

bride. 

Given in marriage by her 

brother, Laurence William 

Stedem of Jupiter, Fla.. the 

bride wore a white crape 

gown styled with scoop 

neckline, flounce collar and 

bodice trimmed with silk 

THIS SATURDAY, OCT. 29th 

Final fall 

25% to 60% off 

STOREWIDE 

Including our new fall 

3248 Anbury Ave, 

Open lo to i 

iui Oily 

399 SOW 

venlM lace motUi, The minisweep 

attached train featured 

a flounce with matching Mm, 

Her Camelot headpiece was of 

VenlM lace with three tier 

fingertip Illusion veil and she 

carried a cascade of 

phalaenopili orchids, 

Aephamtii, Jasmine and ivy, 

The matron of honor wore a 

magenta floor length gown of 

tissue taffeta. It wai gathered 

at ttie waist wife soft ruffles 

Jnbai P.S. 

mauve hand painted illk 

chiffon gown with Jeweled 

flowers fiat she hand made, 

She wore matching accessories 

and a cymbidmn 

orchid corsage. 

The reception was at the 

Create Bay Country Club. The 

couple spent their honeymoon 

ta Bermuda. They wffl reside 

at 927 Weitview Ter, Dover. 

The bride is a graduate of 

GtassboroState College and is 

a third grade teacher in 

Dover. 

The groom Is a graduate of 

Ku-land Hall College and is a 

field engineer for Communications 

Group Inc., King 

of Prussia, Pa, 

'Lady Liberty' 

luncheon speaker 

Our Boardwalk Store 

CLOSING FOR 

THE SEASON 

This Saturday, Oct. 29th 

We'll be open 10 to 4 

Visit us at 7th a Asbury 

848 BOARDWALK AT 9th ST. 

OMID City, N.J. The Bag Room 

SELLING DOWN 

PRIOR TO 

SEASONAL CLOSING 

EVERYTHING IN THE STORE 

MARKED DOWN!! 

VALUES TO 

60% 

Wrap It 

and SAVE! 

EVERYTHING! 

14 Kt. Gold, Rings, Braeeltfs, Pins, 

Charms, Chains, Watches, Pearls 

Baby Gifts, Lighters, Earrings, etc, 

I WE WELCOME LAYAWAYS | 

Complimentary Gift Wrap 

THOMAS Jewelers 

825 Asbury Ave. Open Tun. thru Sat. 


draped over the shoulders. 

9M carried a cascade of pink 

rubrum lilies and petite white 

carnations trimmed 

magenta. 

with 

The mother 0/ the bride 

chose a pale blue polyester 

knit gown with matching 

Jacket trimmed with maribou 

feathers She had silver and 

white accessories and wore a 

cymbldium orchid corsage. 

The groan's mother were a 

The P.S. Club of Ocean City 

will host Jane M. Branninfier 

of Statin bland, N.Y, it the 

monthly lunchoon meeting on 

Friday, Nov. 4 at be First 

Presbyterian Church 7th 

Street and Wesley Avenue, 

Men referred to as "Lady 

Indonesia. 

Most of those she hai 

sheltered In her States Wand 

home have been physically 

handicapped or disabled, 

many were refugee! and 

edles from war torn countries. 

SINGLES CLUB 

DANCE OCT.» 

On the Road Again Singles 

dub will hold a dance 

tomorrow (Friday) from 9 

p.m. to midnight at the 

American Legion Hall, Route 

50. Tuekahoe. Musk will be 

provided by Bob Rue's 

Country Band, refreshments 

served, letups available. 

Ticket! are *5 per person. For 

Information call MM4« or 

M8.7870. 

Liberty," Mrs. Braunlnger 

rinee coming to this country 

has befriended and sheltered 

thousands of unfortunates 

through the yean Including 

over ft adult* and children at 

her home In Staten Island. 

Her sheltering Interest 

began as • nurse in wartime 

Dundee; moved to East 

London where she was In 

charge of evacuation; thence 

to sheltering the displaced 

and homeless from such 

diverse countries aa Hungary, 

Scotland, India, Nicaragua, 

England, Dominican 

Republic, Mexico, Poland, 

Her reaction to all the 

media hype the receives is 

vintage Jane Braunlnger; 

"True, people see what I'm 

doing but only God knows 

what's In your heart," 

P.S. Club President Bob 

Hoffman announced mat file 

luncheon will begin promptly 

at noon and that the $2.50 

charge per person will entitle 

one to soup, sandwich, 

beverage and dessert. 

Reservations are a must and 

should be made no later than 

noon Monday, Oct. 31. through 

tfflda Luti at 399-1833 or 

Agnes Strug at 39M010. 

-Our 30% 

Discount Policy 

Makes Everyday 

a Sill Diy 

WOOL COATS 

from 

• hsrve benard 

• barefalr 

• n.e. mackintoih 

• |,f. hook 

• bromley 

• IIHIr. 

• albert nipen 

ris., ptiiiti Nni itngm 

illMl.N,MlilH 

"AM tht famous makers 

m mt Hit?*Aimt arlpm*" 

7311 VtntMf An, VntW, 82M774 

131N. Otrwy An. Abmon*41-5102 

111 LMft An. VtMM, UI-N03 

Mrs. Robert G, Sossich 

Cooking contest Nov. 3 

at intermediate school 

The 6th annual Wta'j Cooking contest, sponsored by 

The Sentinel-Ledger will be held next Thursday at 7:30 

p.m. in fee Ocean City Intermediate School, 19th Street 

and Bay Avenue. 

This event IB open to the public free of charge. 

The seml-flnallsts In each category — appetizers and 

salads, entrees and soups, breads and desserts — will 

bring their prepared dishes to the school. There the 

judges, Michael Ostrander and Glna Murphy, instructors, 

and George McNelll, director, all of the Academy of 

Culinary Arts at Atlantic Community College will taste 

each dish and determine file winners. 

Following awarding of first, second, third and 

honorable mention prizes In each category, the public will 

be invited to taste the entries. 

A table of various cooking items and brochures from the 

Kitchen Connection, MO Asbury Av., will be featured for 

ttie public to browse through while the Judges are making 

the final decision. Jane Agnew, proprietor, wUl be on hand 

to answer questions concerning any of the items or about 

the cooking classes held frequently at the store. 

Earringi 

Shown b] 

Paul 

Morel!! 

Slop In and tee 

our large wleclion 

of original designer 

earrings. 

fine 

jtwtlry 

custom design 

repairs on the premises 

3982505 

EVERYTHING'S "DUCKY" 

A T BONNIE'S CLOSET 

FREE PONCHO 

WltlittwpiirchiMotany 

ptlr SpCftll bOOtt (while supply latts) 

Bonnie's Closet * 

Waytid* VHIagi Marmora. N. J. 08223 

"K't worthaWpti M« country" 

Open Dally 10 to* 

Luncheon tow 

features herbs 

Conservation and garden 

department members of the 

Colony Club recently attended 

an herbal luncheon featuring 

foods cooked and served with 

herbs at the Oak Craft Nursery 

In FrankllnviHe. 

fte October trip to Birch 

Grove was cancelled due to 

inclement weather. 

Tlie November meeting has 

been postponed. Members 

will continue to meet for 

workshops to work on articles 

tor tat annual luncheon with 

Santa at the primary school. 

Looking 

for the Right 

Nursing Home? 

IMIKIdliill MM FMIrM coupln In 

M #< nmri nwdici an •» mvltrt 

to m.k. tt*r htm* in LinwtM 

emwiMmn! {MMr. A! Llmna 

m«» tin MMct • frlwMlv it 

memtn wim ttn«y| PHMIII at 

MMfM MMMd 10 PHWl miff 

hum, 

LIlM It Hit llnl nurtMt 

fMllitv in twin J«uy McrMiMd 

by tM Mint CMtmlHIH M Ac 

CfMIUtlonMHowlt.il. 

Nw*H«tMC«iHrti/>n. 

UfflMM, NtW MM* Hill 

Mark 52nd 

anniversary 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M 

Parris of Ocean Oty were 

guests of honor at a famiry 

diniwr party celebrating their 

52nd wedding anniveriary.., 

recently. .".^ 

Mr. Parris retired 13 ytj«r» i 

ago after being self employed., 

aa a wholesale distributor of. 

automobile accessories in. 

Foleroft«Pa. ....,..; 

They have been permanent 

resident* here for the past 50 

yean. 

The couple have two sons, • 

Edward Peter of Bowie, Mi. 

and Lawrence Roy 0 of 

Media, Pa. They also have, 

seven grandchildren. . , 

Sorority 

sets events 

The regular meeting gf gt 

XI Alpha Iota chapter of Beta 

Sigma Phi waa Oct 19 at fhe 

home of Pat Brown with.a 

program on ttie sea. 

Following the program, a& 

members participated in a 

craft project. , , . 

Jeanefte Holllngshead read 

thank you notes from (Sail 

Brown for a book scholarship 

awarded by ttie chapter, .and 

also from Barb! Harris, for 

members' help with the 

recent quUt »how. " : , 

Marge Peterson announced 

the Chamber of Commere* 

would bold Its annual 

welcome night for new 

residents and the social 

committee was praised for 

the recent scavenger hunt 

right 

The next social will be ttie 

chapter birthday party in 

November. , • 

Pat Brown, service 

chalrlady, coDected canned 

goods and clothing for the 

service project and mentioned 

that using certain 

coupons would benefit the 

UJ, Olympic Team. 

Jean Kline announced that 

the Showmaken will put on 

fee production of KM Me 

Kate, Nov. 5 and 6, and Hand 

13. 

Karen Keane Urged 

members to attend the annual 

St. Augustine's beef and ottr 

affair Saturday, Nor, 5. '•' 

A new program series 4a' 

KM history of the area wffl 

begin at the next meeting. 

Nov.!, by Barbara Barrett on 

Indian tribes. It will health* 

tame of Flots Beddow. 

'68 dan plans 

reunion Nov. 26 

The reunion eonmlttte of 

At CUss of 1981 of Oceaiveity A 

Mgh School has announced V 

plans for ttie 15th reunion 

celebration on Saturday, Nov. 

28 at the Crab Trip 

Restaurant in Somers Point 

Reunion chairperson Karen 

Sagerholm GarUand has 

plans underway Out Include 

attending the home foptbaU 

game ttankf^vtag morhttg ; 

for a pre-reunlon re- • 

acquaintance, the buffet atf 

fci Crab Trap on Nov. M, and • 

an evening of "oldiii" en- I 

tertalnment with hits of the : 

Ml' and special requests : 

ttinbyD.J.Scott MahaaW; •'. 

All class member* are : 

welcome and anyone deairing; • 

more tafbrmtttai may can.' 

reunion committee member :• 

Marlnem Unger NetD at 3»: • 

ARRIVAL I 

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Long 

Sleeve 

A Tailored 

Shirts 

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Gub members hear talk on China 

The Women's Research 

Club of Ocean City met at The 

Flanders Hotel on Oct 20 with 

40 members and two guest* 

âttending. 

v Tte bufmeas meeting was 

conducted by the president, 

Mr». WUllam Martin, Mrs. 

Robert C. Hainea led the 

collect and pledje. Committee 

reports were read and 

Mrs. Robert J. Ott gave a 

detailed account of the dub 

finances. 

MM. John A. Mawhlnney 

ethlbited ttie books to be 

to fee Ocean City 

Library, TJiey were; 

WBiej from a Law Singer by 

Mehael Langdon In memory 

of Helen Derrick and The 

Right Place at the Right Time 

by Robert Macnell In memory 

of Margaret McAllister. 

A small bronie plaque bai 

Civic club 

mmtsanPier 

Ttie Suburban Garden 

dub's recent trip to Lancaster 

under the direction of 

Mrs. A. Ware waa a success 

doe to the efforts of the 

chairman, 

nit trip along with many 

others, planned and organized 

• by Mrs. Ware, have been 

successful and were 

responsible for her being 

nominated as Member of the 

Year for 1982. 

Tbe next meeting wtU be 

Nov. 14 at the Central 

Methodist Church In Unwood, 

Mrs. H. Davis will be featured 

with slides of put garden club 

activities. There will also be a 

^covered dish luncheon and 

nomination for 1984 officers. 

Antique snuff 

bottles topic 

Col. Howard B, Benge was 

the guest speaker for the 

recent meeting of the 

^Women's Club of Mean City 

at the home of Mrs, Charles 

OWfleld. 

Col. Benge ipoke on 

collecting antique snuff 

bottle*, one of Mi many 

hobbies and traced the history 

of muff and mufl bottlee to 

ore-Ming dynasty. His Interest 

in this collection was 

augmented by the fact that he 

_ and nil wife have lived in 

#many sections of the world, 

particularly in the Orient, 

One of Col. Benge'a oldest 

and moat unusual bottles was 

found in an antique shop whik 

he was living in Switzerland. 

The meeting was presided 

over by Mrs, Wood Blackman, 

president. Plans were 

discussed for several 

members to attend the fall 

^conference at Quail Hill, In 

Jsmlthville. 

It was announced Barbara 

Colllre would represent the 

organization at the annual 

Ocean Qty Welcome Night 

The next meeting will be 

held at the home of Mrs. Clyde 

EJlis., 

been added to ttie rose mallow 

picture which ton club 

presented to the Ocean City 

Historical Museum. 

At the dose of the business 

meeting, Mrs. Howard 

Turner, vice president, introduced 

Helen Ragan who 

showed slides on a visit to 

China. 

China is a country In 

transition the women were 

told- a country of wall to wall 

people, of beauty and poetry. 

Traditional homes, works of 

art, and temples contrast with 

die many modern buildings. 

Scenes were shown of the 

Great Wall that extends 2.520 

miles •cross China and was 

made of stones and ttie bones 

of ttie many who died during 

Its construction. 

The larger cities visited 

were Peking, Showchou and 

aianghi. 

Hostesses for the day were 

Mrs. William Guffiek and 

Mary Kassab. 

At the tea table were Mrs. 

Craig C, Mattwwson and Mrs.' 

William Stewart. 

The nest departmental 

meeting will be 11 a.m. Nov. 3 

in St. Peter's United 

Methodist Church. Mrs. 

William Guffich will give a 

book review on Madam Prime 

Minister. Mary Kassab will be 

in charge of the afternoon art 

program In the absence of 

Mrs. John E, Devine who, 

along with several other 

members, will be attending 

an exhibit at ttie New York 

Museum of Art, 

Paul McKay and Nancy Fox-Hoover entertain 

Colony Club members during musical presentation 

on the Music Pier. 

Program in music 

A musical program 

featuring Nancy FOI Hoover, 

aoprano, Paul McKay, bass, 

and Doris Jacoby, ntanUt waa 

presented to the Ocean Qty 

Colony Club on the Music 

Her, Oct. 17. Chairman for 

the event wai Dottle 

FYedricks. 

During the regular meeting, 

announcements were made of 

future events. A coffee and 

dessert card party will be held 

on ttie Music Pier, 12:30 p.m. 

Nov. 1. For tickets or 

reservations, call Dot AJIshead 

at 399-1605. 

On Nov. I, a 9.6 mile classic 

marathon wUl be held on the 

Atlantic City Boardwalk to 

benefit ttie Sunshine Foundation. 

For further Information, 

call 34M2U. 

Luncheon with Santa will be 

on Dec. 3 from 11 a.m. til 1:30 

p.m. at ttie primary school, 

and ttie Christmas house tour 

will be Dec. 10 from 10 a .m. to 

Slnet IfJ! 

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4 p.m. Tickets are SI for the 

tour. 

Plans for the Dec. 12 club 

Christmas dinner at the 

FlandersHotel are formulated. 

the Colony Club is 

currently iponsoring five 

scholarships and supporting 

various charities. 

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Ocean City area residents tour the $68,000 senior citizen courtesy van 1 

dedicated on Friday by the Cape May County Office on Aging. The !«• f 

passenger Airstream is a mobile office to serve people in remote sections • 

of the county, and those unable to visit the office headquarters in Middle 

Township. For additional information call the Office on Aging at 886-2784 

orMS-2785, 

Literary unit meets 

The literary department of 

atony Club met at the home 

of Mary Kassab under ttie 

direction of President Doris 

Land when programs and 

hoetessea for the year were 

arranged. 

look review! were given by 

Gertrude Bodlne on A Here in 

Our Time, ttie •tory of Jack 

Kennedy and family; and a 

biography of Laura Hobson, 

author Of Gentlemen's 

Agreement, given by Marie 

RUMaek, 

Tbe next meeting will be 

Nov. 9 at the home of Frands 

MendenhaD when a program 

on the history of South Jersey 

will be featured. 

For information, contact 

May Lejeune or Dorothy 

Voaburgh. 

CHORUS SWGING NOV. I 

The 60-member Festival 

Chorus, directed by Paul 

McKay, will present "A Gala 

Night At The Open," 1 pjn. 

Nov. 6 In the Community 

Church on Ventnor Avenue, 

Margate 

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SALE END! NOV. I2th 

Wayside Village Shopping Center 

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Sunday 10 to 2 

Values 

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ALL SUMMER HANDBAGS 

SUMMffl JEWELRY &C«J)RENS'JEWELRY 

20% off Everything Else! 

Giftware, Pictures, Limps, Fall Accetsories 

Handbags, Christmas Items 

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THROUGHOUT OUR STORES 

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AND FULL LENGTH COATS 

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

Bauer, Gargitdo 

toed in garden 

; Suzanne Mary Bauer, 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, 

Bverette Lee Bauer Sr. of m 

fi. Short Rd,, Marmora, 

became the bride of Joseph 

James Garglulo, ion of Mr, 

and Mrs Joseph C Gargiulo 

J402S. Shore Rd., Abeecon In 

RUMMAGE SALE 

THURJDAY, FRIDAY 

The Lutheran Church 

women of St. John's Lutheran 

Church, 10th Street and 

Central Avenue, continue with 

their fall rummage sale today 

and tomorrow, Oct. 27 and 28. 

Hours on Thursday are 10 

a.m. to 3 p.m. and on Friday 

from Warn to noon, Friday 

b fl. bag day. Light lunch is 

served both days. 

a garden wedding recenuy at 

the home of the bride. The 

ftev. Richard A. RuueU officiated 

during the ceremony, 

Linda Manglno of Newfleld 

was the maid of honor and 

Karen Vaata of MulUca RU1 

was bridesmaid. 

Michael Serago of 

PliasantvUle served as bat 

man. Asaisttng as usher WM 

Everett Lee Bauer Jr. of 

Marmora. 

Following a reception at the 

Tuckahoe Inn, the couple left 

tor a wedding hip to Cancun, 

Mexico, They will reside In 

Brigantlne. 

The bride is a graduate of 

Dekea Regional High School 

and Douglass College, 

The groom Is employed by 

the Golden Nugget Hotel and 

Casino. 

Uhe DCniiiinq DOcAe 

Tradon Eiit #4 3323 Slmpjon Ave. 7 —^ ~ZA 

OcMnClty 

TRICK OR TREAT SALE 

ENDS OCT. 31lt 

ClauM for beginners and advan 

ctd will begin November ath. Far 

Information or registration call 

399-5111 

Will Men, Tun, Tnur 11*1 l»l 

FPI.I5-?,C 

Tonight's Halloween 

Parade will 

have a Knight! 

Come out and 

join the fun. 

KNIGHT'S 

Go All Out 

With A New 

Fall 

Hairdn! 

399-5558 

HOUSE OF 

BEAUTY 

"A FullSorvlco Salon" 

Qpen7:I0a,m.ioS:3Qp.m,i;7appOinfmtN,. 

'" / CLOSED MONDAY 

616 AltHiry Ave. 399-8621 Ocean City 

Beauty Salon 

• OPEN THE YEAR ROUND • 

A Complete Salon 

• Offering The Latest in Hair Styles • 

4iO-55th SI. Ocean City 398-B282 

Dorothy's 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

349 Weil Avt. Open Yitr Round 

(CUOSiD MONDAYS) 

CilFQLgDpolntmflnt Dill 319-4319 

Dorothy Co*, proprietor AIR CONDITIONIO 

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph J. Garglulo 

EARLY. 

BIRD 

SPECIAL 

SERVED 

EVERY DAY 

FROMSto630 p.m. 


at l special 

price 

Cii(inartj 

gardeii 

841 Central Ocean City 

Lunch served 11 to 2 

399-3713 | B Q 

CASINO TRW TUBS, 

The Cedar Beach CMe 

Association has scheduled a 

casino bus tour to fee Claridge 

Hotel on Tuesday, Nov. 1, The 

bus wUl depart the 34th Street 

Acme parking lot at 6 p.m. 

and leave the casino for the 

return trip at 11:30 p-ffi. 

Please call Darlene Me 

Cormick at SSfrMSi for further 

Wormatton and 

vations. 

OPENS CRAFT SHOP 

Wendy Dougherty has 

announced the opening of a 

new store, The Gingham 

Goose. 3127 West Av..~ with 

handmade gifts for every 

occasion. Classes on a variety 

of items will be offered 

throughout the fall. For Information 

call Ms, Dougherty 

at .198-2318 or Kay Heck at 398- 

4289. 

if you don't 

have an I.R.A. 

you could 

be S.O.R.R.Y. 

when you 

retire. 

We're In the business of 

making your money 

make money. 

cape May county Savings & Loan 

7 North Main Street 

Cape May court House, N.J. 08210 

485=5186 

PALOMBO'S 

PARKWAY PHARMACY 

Have a Safe & Happy 

TO CHILDREN 

OF ALL AGES 

Don't Forget... 

Today lithe last 

day to sign up for 

Tht Haloween Parade 

Your family's health is pur prime concern 

RICh»rdA,P«lomboR.Ph 

34tH8trt«loftA«lioryAwinuB 

HOURS: 

Mon.Sat. 

•».m.4pm 

SUNDAY 

•.m.-NOOn 

PtAYPCKe 

Halloween party, dance 

set at youth center 

Sent 125 youths attended 

the Oct. 8 dance for Junior and 

aenior high itndtnti at the 

Somtri Point Youth Ctntar, 

where they danced to records 

by due Jockey Roger 

Thsri will be another dance 

Nov. 9 wife muitc again by 

UUand. No one will be allowed 

In unlesa they have a membership 

card. Application* 

and money to Join wUl not be 

taken on spedal event night*. 

On OcL .a, • HaUowitn 

party will be given for the 

fourth, fifth." and ilith 

grader*. No one will be 

allowed in unless they are In 

costume and have a mtmberdilp 

card. TOw will be 

prim for the belt costumes, 

toe parfc wffl rtart at 7 pjn. 

Memberihlp at me Youth 

Center has grown to 295. All 

supervisor* and chaperoned 

are volunteers. More 

diaperonen are needed. 

Gankm dub meeting open 

The Garden Club of Mean 

aty hai announced mat the 

public la Invited to Ibi next 

meeting, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, 

NOT, I, at the SB Street 

Recreation Center. 

Guest speaker will be 

Martha Rapp of Wynewood, 

Pa., whose topic Twill be 

Japanese Innovations. 

Mm. Rapp, who spent aix 

weeks In Japan studying 

arranging, la a patt president 

of ftabana International and 

also a past president of the 

Garden Club In BalaCynwyd, 

Fl. 

Club guests will be asked to 

contribute II for tbU 

program. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jonph 

Mattra of Rlverton announce 


daughter, Susan Louise of 

Ocean City, to Jama Thomas 

Duffy of Ocean City. He l» the 

•on of Jeannttti Lehman of 

Unwood and Walter Duffy of 

Lake Gtorge, N.Y. 

The bride-to-be it a 

graduate of Huuian School of 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 

Art, Philadelphia, 

creative director of 

Display Inc. in Ocean 

Mr, Duffy U a graduated 

Ocean Qty High Schoef ^ 

registered builder, h> 

working for Walter Amain, 

builder. -.;.."" 

The wedding will take ika 

March 31, 1984. ~ 

New Ocean City residents are welcomed last Thursday night at the intermediate school 

cafeteria by clubs and organizations during the annual welcome night sponsored by the Chamber 

of Commerce. Several organizations set up displays with information and free brochuresV 

Refreshments were served following entertainment provided by members of the Young Entertamers. 

HAIRS 

A 

POPPIN 

{Formirly KaraLyn Hair Styllstj) 

Is Now Open 

1604 Haven Ave, 

Palmer Shopping Center 

399-4333 

Open Mon.-Soi.. Than. laM n^hit 

THRIFT SALE! 

(Newand Used Items) 


Animal League, Inc. 

Hov.4lhind5tfi 

MBAibuiyAvi, 

(NexftoSporttworld) 

011(399.0719 

for pick up & donation! 

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Ocean City Residents Take 

Pride in Home Ownership 

A apeeiai "S«lute" to the horaemakew of Ocean aty! 

Your taute In homemaklng would nuke any community 

proud, The homes in the Ocean aty area depict the 

prosperity that we all enjoy. 

Ocean City homes will always stand as a challenge to 

other communities. You, Mr. and Mrs. Homemaker, are 

indeed to be congratulated for the way you keep adding to 

your home's comfort and beauty. 

Some of you are fortunate 

enough to have the ready cash 

you need to keep your honti 

the way you want them, while 

others must operate your 

hones within a limited 

budget. But whether you run 

your hone oa a budget or with 

unlimited capital, you can 

have the type home you 

desire, The local financial institutions 

can and wUl finance 

most types of hone construction 

or Improvement*. 

If you feel your home Is not up to par and In need of 

repair* or tnodtmixatioa, consult any local contractor or 

building material firm. Interior decorator, paint store, 

nvBttttra or apnUaBN dealer. TtU them your wishes and 

they will supply you with the latest material, dependable 

labor and bait possible Mrvice-all at a price to fit your 

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TtoOoianClty 

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central hating oTilr 

Tqms* opens Nov. 2 

The Attanttc Community' 

Mige Theater Departtnent 

willprMtnt Emu, writttn by 

British playwright Piter 

Shaffer, on Wedneiday, 

Thursday, Friday and 

Saturday, Nov. 24 at S p jn. in 

Walter E, Edge Thaattr on 

the Mays Landing campus. 

The double-part leads are 

played by Bob Gottschall and 

Louis Colaitnni as Or. 

JIMMY'S 

SiHViCECiNTER 

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Thomas Fisher as Alan;, 

Strang, and Kathle Brown and 

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Winner of the Uffi fon|r 

Award for Best Play, Eqw 

concerns a piychiatrlgt'i. 

exploration of the mind of i. 

young boy who has committed, 

a hideous crime. 

The mrtnt is free and'optf 

to the public. ,. 

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Mainland Nursery School, 

located at the United 

Methodist Church, Doran 

Avenue and Bethel Road in 

S&ners Point, will hold an 

.open house en Tuesday, 

November 1 at 8 PA. 

Speaker will be Kathleen 

Monaghan, a professional 

^ educational consultant. 

V bad teacher Is Leonora 

Karlock, assisted by Patricia 

G««si, both fully accredited in 

pre-school through eighth 

grade. 

For information on class 

openings or toe open house 

cafl the school at 927-flWfl. 

$ . CRAFT SHOW 

SALE SATURDAY 

The freshman class of 

Ocean City High School wUl 

hold a craft show and tale 

op*n to the public on the 

MtfSic Pier 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Saturday. Refreshments will 

betavauable and door print 

awarded. Proceeds of the 

evtnt will benefit the class for 

future events, 

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N 

THE 8ENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N J. 

Galcbvell is 

Mason of the Year 

The Ocean aty Mafonlc 

dub's Brd Annul Ladkt 

Mgbt on the Music Pier last 

Saturday night wltne«ed the 

•election of Robert C. CaldwellU 

the 1983 Mason of the 

Year, and the appUutt 

IMflfltd to the popularity of 

(he choice. 

Long active In Ocean City 

Masonic circles, Caktwell Is a 

put master of his lodge in 

New York and a put 

presiding officer, here in 

Ocean City, of the other York 

Rite bodlea. He currently 

serves aa treasurer of fee 

Ocean City Masonic Club, M 

organist of Ocean aty Lodge 

No, 171 and as the recorder In 

Honored on 60th 

year as a Mason 

photo by i#n|df Itydlo 

New Jersey District President Tom Musumect, left, congratulates newly Installed Ocean City 

Exchange Club president Tom MeGlII as, from left, president-elect Jack Schneider, secretary 

Pete Plndaie and vice president Don Doll Jr. look on. 

RUIMB Wttson, a longtime 

Ocean aty resident was 

honored OcL 18 In Bridgeton 

where members of Masonic 

lodge. Evening Star 17, 

gathered to ate him receive 

Women's Club of Iirovood hears reports 

fee rare 60-year old wreath 

from the Grand Lodge of New 

Jersey, Free and Accepted 

Masons. 

% The regular meeting of the Theboa Stiles, garden club Irma Suplee reported she "Leedsvtlle," he IJ asking all District Deputy Grand 

Women's Club of linwood was chairman, announced the had received her order of dtiiens who have old pott Master Norman II Peek, In 

• held recenuy at the home of next meeting will be at the 1984-8S calendar planners. cards, pictures, diplomas, making the presentation to 

the president, Esther home of Virginia Weston on Anyone interested in pur- furniture, etc, they would be Mr. Wilson, dwelt on fee 

Truman, who introduced Oct. 27 Many members chasing one may contact her. willing to donate, to contact changes in fee way of Ufa 

Anne Marie Lewis, candidate reported enjoying a visit to a Tickets have been obtained him or another society MneeWuson became a Mason 

for the 37th annual Cltiranship local candy factory. A trip to a for a theatre party at fee member, Members hope, In Jn January 1924. 

Institute which was held at historical museum and Gateway Playhouie on the very near future, to have a Present to witness the 

Douglass College. 

greenhouse are being plan- opening night, Nov. SO to see A building to display these 

Befte Flanagan announced ned. 

Ovistma$ Carol, Tickets may historical items. 

bat the newly organised craft Under the club's social be obtained from the chair- Hostesses for the evening 

and needlework group win service department, a man, Shirley Lampreeht at were Stella ZanlewsW and 

;, #meet at her home on Dec. 12. donation was made to the 927-7281. 

Alice Potter, The next 

At thU meeting the members Mary Bischoff Fund, Mem- Mrs. Truman and Mrs, meeting will be at the home of 

wUl bake Christmas cookies ben are asked to bring the Tullio represented the club at Mrs. Stiles, with*- Dort* 

and breads to be sold at the following to the November the fall regional conference of Qerkens and Shirley Lam- 

bake sale at Sbore Man Dec. meeting: Toilet articles and the New Jersey State preeht as co-hostesses, and 

17. At future meetings, the handmade items to be taken Federation of Women's Clubs fee Rev. Dave Bailey from 

group wul be making hand- to a local nursing home for at Quail fflll where the Ranch Hope the guest 

crafted items to be sold at the Christmas; a new toy for keynote speaker was Samuel speaker. 

dub show and sell program in needy children; two baby S. CrandeU, author of fee 

April. 

items for me Atlantic County book, Power-Spsofc, who 

The education chairman Needlework Guild; and •poke on how to be a more 

reported applications were canned goods for toe Atlantic effective speaker. 

A given to Mainland Regional County Outreach program. Guest speaker for the 

• High School for the 51st an- Mrs, Truman, and fee vice meeting was James Kirk of BIRD 

nual college day at Douglass prealdent Anne Tullio., at- Linwood who has been active 

College Nov. 12. Any ln- tended me faD workshop in in collecting and cataloging SPECIAL 

' terestod women high school MUlvUle in October. Many historical memorabella of 

students are eligible to attend members attended'a farewell Linwood. 

f SERVED 

s the session, which will in- luncheon for Artene Oflaon, a Instrumental in organUng 

H troduce them to campus life. past president and 28-year a group of interested citizens -'EVERYDAY 

member. Mrs. Gllson has to delvie into toe history of the p8)M5to6:30p.ln. 

moved ft Florida. 

area feat WM once called 

^ Nursery school 

• Atpeclaldlmwr 

Jopen house set Village 

-: 

; 

at a special 

price 

CUIniini 

CANDY SHOPPE 

We'd welcome Trick i Treaten ,v^ 

Ini CotlumB. HaBoween, Mon 

Oct. 31st from 6 to 9 p.m. w 

Wayside Village, Marmora, N.J. 

Open All Year 399-7171 

Mon.-Saf. 10-6; Frl. 'til 7 Sun. 10-2 

PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

OHiuaries 

Elmer Kraft; retired designer 

Elmer L. Kraft of 3141 West Av., dlfd Oct. 19 In Linwood 

Convalescf nt Center, He wai 73. 

Retired, he was a designer for the ESS Company, 

#UdlU #p 

I- A resident of Ocean City for 24 yeari, he formerly lived In 

Dreland, Pa 

'•He la survivid by his wife, Jessie M.; a ion, Richard L, of 

JJortland, Ore.; a daughter, Roberta LaBelte of Aabury • and 

Jliree grandchildren. 

•: A Service of Memory and Love wai held Saturday in the 

first Preabyterlan Church of Ocean City. Interment was at 

%e convenience of the family, 

,"• The family requests contributions to the American Cancer 

Sbcieft' or the Flrit Preibyterian Church of Ocean City. 

•Arrangemanti by fte Godfrey Funeral Home. 

Raymond Sutton; high school 

maintenance supervisor 

/•LINWOOD - Raymond C. "Tip" Sutton of Jefferion 

Avenue died Oct. 22 in Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers 

.•Point He was 61, 

• I Bom in Unwood. he lived In the area aU hta Uf e, 

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He belonged to the Rainbow Bowling League and was a 

member of Christ Episcopa! Church In Somers Point. 

Surviving are hia wife, PaWeia; three daughten, Mra. 

Patricia Sue Sobon of Tomera River, Colleen Erin Wyiwkowski 

of Seullville, KeUy Uia Sutton, at home; a son, Lt, 

Christopher R. V, Sutton, stationed in Germany; a liater, 

Mrs, Lila Conover of Somers Point; a brother, John D, 

Sutton of linwood; and three grandchildren 

Services were Wednesday at the Mlddieton-Stroble 

Funeral Home, Somers Point, Interment wai in Zion 

Cemetery, Bargaintown. 

Fred 'Chappie' Chapman, 

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Pa., died in Riddle Memorial Hospital, Media, Pa on Oct 21 

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A farmer secretary for the county engineer's department 

in the Delaware County courthouse, Media, she retired in 

1070, 

Born in Philadelphia, she wu a graduate of Pierce 

Business School, Philadelphia, was a member of Aldan 

Union Church, Aldan, Pa. and active in the Republican 

Women's Club of Delaware County, 

Formerly of Aldan, Pa. and Lansdowne, Pa,, she had 

resided in Ocean City for 1.7 years. 

Surviving are one daughter, Anna Lee Rosenthal of Winter 

Pirk, Fla.; one brother, William M. MlUen of OaMyn- and 

two granddaughters. 

Manorial contrtbutioni may be made to the general fund, 

Aldan Union Church, Providence Road and Clifton Avenue, 

Aldan, Pa. 19018- 

fonner mayor of Somers Point Sarah Freeman; retired 

SOMERS POINT-Frri W. Oapimn, former mayor of 

Someri Point, di§d Oct. 23ath«ne. He waa 80. state school operator 

Mr, Chapman, affectionately known as "aiappie," had 

served eight consecutive terms u mayor beginning In 1842, 

During his tenure, he was credited with bringing Uit city out 

of bankruptcy, encouraging the development of the Fairways 

homes, spearheading the drive for the city's sewerage 

authority and establishing John F Kennedy Park. 

He retired as mayor in IMS, 

A Moon, he waa a member of Keystone Lodge, the 

Atlantic Qty Shrine Club and Crescent Temple Shrine 

Trenton. 

He Is iurvivtd by a ion, Fred W. Chapman Jr of 

Brigantine; a slater, Mildred Chapman Komaa of Miami- 

•even grandchildren and sis great-grandchildren 

Servioei will be 11 a.m. tomorrow (Friday) in the Mid- 

(fieten-Sfrobel Funeral Home. Interment wiU be in Laurel 

Memorial Park, Pomona 

Friends may Mil at the funeral home today (Thursday) 

from 7 to 9 g.m. 

Rachdl Foeey, 85; lived hen 17 years 

Anne Stokes; longtime 

Sarah C, Freeman of Wesley Manor died Monday in Shore 

Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. She was 83. 

Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Freeman lived in Cape May 

Counry most of her Ufe, 

She was a retired switchboard operator for the Woodbine 

State School. She was a member of the United Methodist 

Church In Tuckahoe, the United Methodist Women of the 

Church and the Cape May Chapter No. 156, Order of the 

astern Star, 

Surviving are her daughter, Mary Emma Gannon of 

MillvOle; a sister, Amanda ScheUinger of WUdwood Crest; 

two grandsons; and eight great-grandchildren. 

Services wUL&e 11 a.m. today (Thursday) in the Langley 

Funeral Home, Tuckahoe, Interment will follow in Head of 

the River Cemetery, EsteU Manor, 

Friends may call one hour before services, with Eaatern 

Star services being held at 10:30 a.m. 

Philadelphia resident 

UNWOOD _ Annt D. (Swmmy) Stokw of W Cheltenhani 

Av., dlid Oct. 20 in Our Lidy'i Reiidinci, Reisaiitvllle, She 

wai 69 

Mrs, Stokes graduated in 1932 from John W. Halllhan High 

School, Philadelphia A longtime resident of Philadelphia, 

ihi moved to Unwood in 1978, 

Surviving ire: two sons, Thomas J, of Summit and Charles 

J, Jr, of Uiiwood; a daughter, Carol Anne Jones of But 

Greenwich, R.I,- a sister, Kathertne F, Monihan of Mean 

aty; and 11 grandehlldfen, 

Mais of Christian Burial was celthrated Monday in Our 

Lady of Sorrows Church, Interment was in Holy Sepulchre 

Cemetery, Philadelphia. 

Arrangements were by the Adams Pirt»ct Funeral Home, 

Northfield, 

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10 — SECTION ONE 

Handful of issues dominate candidates' discussion 


SntlKl-UdgerStia 

SOTffiM FOOT - Nearly 

10 people attended the loci! 

Improvement aiioclaUensponsorad 

candidates' night 

here last Tuesday evening to 

hear the views of four Coundl 

candidates and two mayoral 

hopefuls. 

A considerable portion of 

the two-hour event consisted 

of bickering between members 

of the crowd and some 

candidates, and questions 

meetly dealt with the city's 

recent purchase of • computer, 

the 87 percent 

sewerage rate hike and the 

proposed condemnation of the 

Bethel Road flrehouH. 

While some felt the 

firefighters' Issue — which 

began in 1981 whin the city's 

two fire companies walked 

out In protest of the layoffs of 

five fire dispatchers due to 

budget cuts — would be 

stepped over In this campaign 

unlike previous election*, 

question to candidates 

Tuesday night showed that 

the matter was still very 

much In toe public's mind, 

" The city U currently 

researching the benefits of 

condemnation of the building, 

which Is owned by the Somen 

Point Volunteer Fire Com. 

pany One Inc. 

"It only happened because 

at a few hard heads on both 

sides," offered Incumbent 

Republican Mayor Harvey L. 

Smith, who U seeking Ha 

third term, about be walkout. 

Smith said the city baa 

three options, to continue the 

status quo in which both 

companies share the facility, 

have the city build in own 

BrehouM or condemn At 

Bethel Road property and 

building under eminent 

domain. He said there wasn't 

enough Information regarding 

the choices for him to make a 

decision. 

Running against Smith I* 

former Council president 

Fred Fontana who at the time 

of the. questioning wai 

unavailable due to a previous 

commitment at the Someri 

Point Little League award's 

dtantr. 

Democrat Charles Murray, 

tie Second Ward candlatc 

running against incumbent 

Ofllr Kesnig, called for a 

compromise on tta issue, as 

did republican Elmer Carry, a 

former councilman running 

tor the First Ward seat being 

vacated by George Hyatt, who 

lin't seeking rMlwtlon, 

Carty'g opponent, John Hill, 

a Democrat, said Mat he isn't 

In favor of condemnation 

because it would cost the 

taxpayers more money. 

"Nothing U gained by It," 

HUi said of condemnation, 

noting that the city could get 

use of the facility I' It 

negotiated with the former 

Fire Company Qn». 

Incumbent First Ward 

Councilwoman Kesnig agreed 

with Smith uying that more 

Information would be needed 

for Council to make a 

decision. The city, she said 

would alto have to find out 

where the money to purchase 

the facility in condemnation 

would go: to the fire company 

or to be disbursed by the 

state. 

When asked by Somera 

point Improvement 

Association President Ruth 

Lane if the candidate would 

support a move to make the 

dty budget subject to voter 

approval like tne school 

budget is, all candidates said 

hey would support such a 

measure. 

The recent council purchase 

of a computer and If* software 

which will co«t more than 

1130,000 drew much public 

Questioning. However all fee 

candidates except 190 hit 

the purchase was a slip in the 

right direction. 

Hill said he felt the city was 

"jumping the gun" when It 

purchased the computer and 

that It would be financially 

wiser to rent computer tpaee. 

In his opening remarta, 

Smith noted his recent 

decision to take an early 

retirement in order to denote 

full time as mayor. Re 

stressed Ms experience and 

community work as reasons 

why he should be re-elected. 

"I'ma very active mayor," 

Smith Raid, "I believe In afl 

the organisations of this city... 

I believe I'm out there to 

represent the people. I win be 

here to provide the extra 

leadership to keep our town 

vibrant, to keep good sound 

ratibles and to keep fee tax 

mte down." 

Fontana, who arrived 

shortly before the end of the 

session, said he felt the dty 

should go "slow ud easy" on 

condominium development 

and require sidewalks to be 

put in by developers. 

"Our bays are being raped 

by dragging the bottom," he 

said adding that the B.L. 

England Generating Station 

in Beesley's Point and maybe 

even tbe hospital are dumping 

pollutants into the atmosphere. 

Fontana also cited hji two 

terms on Counefl and tote 

years as Coundl president at 

experience for the Job, He 

said that in spit* of Us Job as 

an airline pilot for Eastern 

Airlines, he will have time to 

devote to tbe position. 

First Ward Council candidate 

Carty noted his nineyears 

on Coundl and membership 

on the Planning 

Board aa valuable experience 

for the position. He said whin 

health problems forced him to 

give up public office he felt he 

didn't finish the Job be was 

ejected to do. He said he's 

been a Democrat, Republican 

and an Independent 

"It has hurt that I new 

finished the Job,*' he uJd. "1 

ftlnk I can do a hell o* a good 

jab, I have the time to spend," 

HB, who U also active In 

the Sharks FootbaU 

Association and Little 

League, said Ha main reason 

for running was his three 

children and •IHIMMJ than to 

grow up in a good community. 

"I want Somen Point to 

keep me Step ahead of other 

oommunlnea," Hill said. 

Kesnig echoed Hill's 

reasons for running, saying 

ttat her children were raJMd 

here and her grandchildren 

are being railed here. 

She said she wants to be 

Democratic challenger 

Murray said that be Hkta 

what he sees In Soraers Point 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. ii« 

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Somera Point Council candidates Elmer Carty, John Hill, Clair Kesnig, Charlei Murray, a 

Mayor Harvey L. Smith aniwer quettions from the public at Tuesday nlght't candidates' aight|t 

the Somen Point Senior Citizen Center. 

Group fonm to back local Council candidates 

The CttiKM Committee for 

Responsive Government, a 

newly formed organiMtlon of 

Ocean City residents and 

taxpayers, had Its first fund 

Fant, Committee treasurer, 

band. 

According to spokesman 

and Committee President 

Robert P. Miller, the non- 

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Robert P. Miller addresses 

meeting of 

newly formed Citizens 

Committee for Responsive 

Government of 

which he is president. 

formed two months ago 

because its members perceived 

"a real need to form a 

group of people who share a 

philosophy that local 

government should be 

responsive to the needaond 

desirei of the dtiiens It SHo 

Miller explained number 

one goal the committee has 

set to accomplish within the 

next year. 

"We are going to support 

local candidates for 

municipal office,** be said, 

"who share our belief that 

government in Ocean City 

should work to: preserve the 

family atmosphere of the dty, 

promote peace and harmony 

to local government, keep the 

cost of government down, 

bring accountability back to 

public officials and stop 

overdevelopment in Ocean 

aty," 

The group hain't selected 

candlates to support. Miller 

aid. "However, we are actively 

looking for candidates 

who share our common goals 

and beliefs for and about 

Ocean City," he added "Most 

likely what we will do Is invite 

candidates to speak to Ae 

Citizens Committee about 

how they Plan to addreaa 

The Committee 

seeking Increased K 

nem-1 

bershlp and win be ruta 

ads and press releases; n tb»f 

coming weeks and ma hi to 

encourage involvemi it bj 

more local crowns. 

The committee will i tott' 

sending out a newitatte tod! 

members on a periodic 

Evans notes county's 

energy savings plan 

A new computer-based 

siergy system will be installed 

in the Cape May 

County Correctional Center, 

according to Freeholder 

Ralph Evans. 

The new system will control 

electricity as well as fuel 

consumption In the entire 

correctional center. 

The correctional center 

used approximately $75,000 

yearly In electricity and 

135,000 in fuel. It Is projected 

the new system will save 18 

percent a year, or approximately 

$19,000, Evans 

•Id. 

"In less than two years the 

energy savings at today's 

money value will pay for the 

enttre system. The savings 

over the next 15 to 20 years 

can be over $350,000 in the 

Correctional Center alone," 

Evans explained. 

"We have performed 

energy audits on all the 

county buildings. A new 

energy plan has been worked 

out for each of them. 

"It is hoped to eventually 

put a micro processor In each 

building to hook into be 


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central computer. Whin Ufel 

is completed, rtpat and] 

maintenance people, cuj 

check a computer printouts 

and know exactly when i 

problem may exist," jEvu 

continued. 

"Another major p roject 

feat has been compk ted • 

modemteation of the fenergj 

plant (boiler room) at UM|| 

main courthouse cenUr 

where draft controls; wen 

Installed to stop heat etcapini 

up the flue, and five btw ei and 

boilers made nun tfflcUnt 

Nearly 800 storm fctodewi 

were Installed with s 

projected 4.S percent bnerp 

saving. In the malnj car 

SWUM building, SOInSvkfoii 

air conditioners ! win, 

replaced with cental air* 

conditioning. ' 

New drop etfflnpj wwt 

installed to modemJie and tat 

down tbe cubic air space to bt 

heated and cooled, Niw 

lighting was installed to 

further cut down electric bflU, 

"Most of the energy audN 

were done in cooperation wttt 

fee planning board" EvM 

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THE SENTINEH.EDtiER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 11 - SECTION ONE 

OCEAN CITY 

TAXPAYERS 

WE NEED YOUR HELP! 

The Ocean City Board of Realtors have received numerous calls and visits by irate 

taxpayers over the new 1983 Tax Assessments. A copy of the new assessment 

breakdown of land and building for the City of Ocean City has been refused to the 

Ocean City Board of Realtors. We need the total breakdown in order to assist the 

property owners. Without a copy of this assessment printout, we are greatly 

handicapped. 

Now, we need your assistance to help yourself. 

i 

PLEASE call either of the following for these breakdown 

figures: 

1. Appraisal Surveys, Inc. 609-428-3272 or 609- 

729-0592. 

2. Ocean City Tax Assessor 609-399-6111 and ask 

for your assessment. 

Breakdown a. Land 

b. Building. 

c. Total 

3. Then forward your land and building breakdown 

by person or mail to the following address: 

Ocean City Board of Realtors 

405 22nd St. Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

We are totally in favor of 100% assessments based on current market value. 

However, we have found numerous instances where the land, building and total 

new assessments are greatly exceeding actual market value. The Ocean City Board 

of Reators is here to serve and assist you as we are property owners and taxpayers 

ACT NOW!! 

TO HAVE YOUR TAXES 

BASED ON A FAIR ASSESSMENT 

This Advertisement 

has been ordered and paid for by the 

OCEAN CITY 

BOARD OF REALTORS 

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THE SKNTINKLLb:iX.ER, OCEAN CITY, WJ. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, HB- 

Mayor, £ormer Council prexy vie 

(ran page 1) and during her DM term economically efficient A resident of the dty for « 

worked on public buildings, A licensed real estate years, ttrty served on fee 

A soft-spoken man, Fon- finance and fire and rescue representative since 1972, highway and library comts. 

42. U a firm believer In committees. Recentlv he wait HU, who lives on West New mittees and the police com. 

the state cap la«r« governing elected president of the newly Jersey wife his wife Judy and mittee. He was the usUtant 

budgeting. He views MmMlf • formed Senior Citizen!' three children, is actively 

foreman of the highway, 

conservative Democrat Adviiory Board, 

involved with fee Semen 

department tor seven yaara 

An airline pilot with 

Democrat Charles E. Point Little League and fee 

and has been a member of the 

Eastern Airlines, Fontana 

Murray of Rutgers Road U Starks Football Association. 

local Planning Board for 10 

moved here from New York 

yean, serving u Its chair- 

' seeking to unseat Kesnlg. A 

following an honorable 

retired businessman, he has Going up against HOI for fee man Bar four yean. 

discharge from the US. Air 

lived in the area for over 10 First Ward Council teat bring Although Wi Urea con- 

Force A 17-year resident of 

years and U an active vacated by Republican secutive terns on tkt body 

fiomeri Point, he lives with 

member of St. Joseph's George Hyatt, who toni ended in IMS when he 

Ml wife Nancy (nee Mum- 

Catholic church. 

seeking reelection, is one- resigned Am to health reason John Hill Charles Murray Clalr Kesnig 

ford) and their three children 

m Broadway. He maintains 

Although he han't held a 

time Councilman Carty who he too is running en his 

feat Mi job will allow him to 

local office, he has served as 

served rune years on fee local Cbundl experience. 

be available to the public. 

fee chief of fee Pennsylvania 

governing body. 

Management workers score salary petitioners 

Inheritance Taiei in 

Coundlwoman Keanlg first Philadelphia, was executive 

entered the local political 

Odls 'cap*Iowa 'blessing' 

"While expensive and and Uvtttte*, the dflr wguld explain why we don't dewrve one of the leaden W 

director of fee Philadelphia 

scene three yearn ago when 

useless law suits Initiated by have been in terrible trouble oar 1983 salaries," the required to be on :1hr, 

Fair Housing Commission, 

she secured her first term on and wai a member gf fee 

Freeholder William E. news relMM. "I strongly feel fee mayor and his small right in the middle of me atatemait centtnued. program, I think thja shojMS< 

Qty Council after winning fee Philadelphia Zoning bard of 

Sturm Jr. feels fee much that budget cap lawi referendum committee were toutt MUOB," they con- 

lack of confidence on ttWr 

Nit from newcomer Adjustments. 

criticized and maligned should eonttnu and the disrupting the atf this tinued- "Now the people whs 

The managers appeared part," Soifer continued. "Djih 

Democrat Jeff Morris for the 

"cap" laws, which place 

position vacated by Democrat 

He served three years in the 

tapaytag puDflc should fight summer, management and Darted all the turmoil want to 

lu«»day on • taped television PUeggl and I repreMdtarf 

limitations on a growth In 

WUllamCamp. 

U.S. Army and was appointed 

any steal to makes tarn," employeej worked efficiently penaH*e three of the 

debate concerning the ourselves. We didn't ask for »: 

a federal veterans advisor 

property taxation, have been 

to keep Ocean Cite operating manager* who helped to off* 

referendum on Teleprompter spokesman to give tilrr- 

Billing herself a niUtJme 

and is active in veterans 

a "blessing" to fee individual 

potiHveh/," 

set thdrexpcMlve folly," the 

Channel I. The program win views." •• 

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eouncllwoman, ihe U 

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This U the statement Issued datenent continued, 

be aired next week, 

Pileggi and Soifer thanl^l 

currently the chairperson of 

FOR CRAFT SHOW 

(We Council committees — 

In fee First Ward, 

"Budget cap laws have 

by Don Pileggi and Mark "And they will, untow 

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VMiK II — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, I9K3 

Upper voters will decide on expanded Township Committee in November 

i" .tiiini cd from page 1) 

Former Upper Township 

» Mayor Charles Coiiiboone 

just rtcpntly threw hu hat in 

the ring for a three-year, term 

It was his wife PaWcia who 

took the unoontested 

Democratic primary riei 

hert in .limt. However, job 

obligations forced her out of 

the race and she was replaced 

by her huiband who ended his 

mayoral career in 1977. 

Write-in Democratic 

candidate George Sherby of 

Palermp is seeking a two-yeir 

term on the body, going up 

Hpinst McDonough for that 

rnsilion. 

Independent candidates 

Bruho tropeano, Evelyn Roth 

otid'. former Mayor Frank 

Kruk Sr have all pulled out of 

tfje face 

•Beyel, of Marmora, sees the 

retenuon of gross receipts 

taxes the major issue facing 

township residents. He laid he 

«iH. fight any moves that 

wjmld take gross receipts 

from the municipalities 

rating such rateables and 

sfiSfing them with other 

cJjBfnuniBes, 

r^They {communities 

Making gross receipts) have 

npf; run their government 

Daniel Beyel 

efficiently, " Beyel jaid 

referring to cities such as 

Camden and Newark that 

would like to see such revenue 

come its way, 

Beyel, the president of 

Boulevard Liquors on 

Roosevelt Boulevard in 

Marmora, maintains a 

municipality should be run 

like a business and that 

government should insure 

that it "lives within its 

means," 

The continuing growth of 

the township should be 

blended with the old portions 

d the municipality, Beyel 

said adding that steps to insure 

water quality should be 

taken, 

A graduate of Drexel 

University with a bachelor of. 

science and a master in 

business administration 

degrees, leytl has secved u 

a member of the Township 

Committee since 1979. During 

hii first term of office he 

sei ved as director of revenue 

and finance; he was deputy 

mayor during this past term 

of office. In addition, he 

served as treasurer for 

Municipalities for A Fair 

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IDf ItnItrnl OcnnCllr, New !••'•.'•'M2J* 

John McDonough 

Share from 187M1 and U 

president of the Cape May 

County League of 

Municipalities. 

He has served as trustee, 

treasurer and captain of the 

Marmora Volunteer Fire 

Company and treasurer of the 

board of flrt commissioners 

(District 3) since 1975 

In addition he has served an 

the Upper Township 

Republican Committee 

leader. 

EHLuzio, of Tuckahoe, also 

thinks gross recipts revenue 

should be retained in Upper. 

"I believe we need a little 

more of character and Integrity 

in Township Hall/' 

DiLuzlo said, adding that he 

will act "for the betterment of 

all residents not Just a few." 

Thi owner of Wvervlew 

Campground and DiLurio's 

farm as well as having been a 

bus driver for Upper Township 

schools for 30 years, 

Dil.uzio sees environmental 

issues as a great concern to 

the township. 

A lifelong township 

resident, he is a graduate of 

Ocean City High School, Is 

past commander of thg 

Tuckahoe American Legion 

post, as well as the Veterans 

of Foreign Wari post in 

Corbin City, He is «upervlsor 

of the Cape-Atlantlc Soil 

Conservation District, 

director of the Cape May 

County Board of Agriculture, 

member of the Legislative 

Committee of the Capi May 

County Board of Agriculture 

and is OOP county committeeman 

for District One In 

Upper Township, 

this election wiH mark 

MeDonough's second fry for 

Township Committee, Last 

year he lost the primary to 

Ruth MUlward, an event that 

ed the split between the 

George Sherby 

Charles Cossaboone 

two GOP facHons. 

A ll-yeir resident of Upper 

Township, McDonough 37, 

lives on Hope Corson Road in 

Seavule with his wife Louise 

and 3-year-old daughter 

Jennifer, 

Coordinator of special 

services at the Avalon 

Elementary School Mc- 

Donough views the Cape May 

County Municipalities 

Utilities Authority landfill, 

being placed on the Upper- 

Woodbine border, as the 

biggest issue facing resident* 

tare, together with the 

retaining of gross receipts 

'axes. 

He said he feels that Upper 

jhould have representatlai on 

the MUA, 

Experienced Professional 

Employees 

Save the Taxpayer Money • •• 

While the mayor and referendum petitioners win dragging the City 

into coitty litigation, CHy managers and employee* win efficiently 

doing their Jobs to hoM the CHy together... 

Let the mayor and petitioners know once and for all that you won't 

totenti their wasteful and disrupting tactic* that have already cost 

the taxpayer* $75,000. 

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By inereasing the TowniUp 

CommittM from three to flvi 

member!, McDonou|h 

believes mart rMfflirti wffl 

be represented and .the 

governing body more 

productive. 

He feeli the Township 

Committee should look into an 

alternative to , providing a 

police force — a move that 

was rejected down by voten 

tare years ago. 

"It was voted down and that 

was It; nothing else was 

considered." he said. 

In addition, McDonough 

feels that development 

throughout the township with 

the Increased traffic It brings 

should lead to a re-evaluation 

of streets and highways. 

Democratic write-in 

Committee hopefuli Sherby, 

who is going up against 

McDonough for the two-year 

position, feels there ire a 

variety of concerns facing 

Upper Township including 

Strathmere'i water problem 

and crime throughout the 

municipality. 

Robert Jeffers 

Sherby, 4S, Uve» with hU 

wtft Jo Beth and three 

children on South Short Road 

In Palermo. He Is a senior 

buyer for Atlantic Electric'i 

purchasing department 

where he has worked for 14 

years. 

Cossaboone was 

unavailable for comment 

about his views on t«ue»ai of 

presstime. 

Independent candidate 

Jeff era of Palermo feels that 

by his election and that of 

rumingmate Franklin Sack, 

the Republican party In 

Upper will be reunited. 

"The main reason I am 

running U to try to unite the 

Republican Party," hi said 

adding that hell trying to win 

over support for the Upper 

Township Republican dub. 

He too feels that the landfill 

project should be watched 

carefully by a township 

representative. 

"It's in our own back yard 

and we don't even have a 

say," Jefferi add. 

In addition, he feels that law 

enforcement should be 

upgraded in the township 

either through securing additional 

State Police to patrol 

the area or through a neighborhood 

watch program, 

Eventually, the candidate 

braces population dictating 

Franklin Sack \_ 

a regional police force for the"' 

area/ 

"But at thin tune for iu,T 

would like to see tougher lawC 

so ttat when we do catchthem, 

they Just don't get thetr' • 

hands slapped," be said. 

Jeffer's, 36, is a member sir 

the Seavtlk Fire Company 

Marmora Ellu Club and me 

MiUvllle American Legion, ' 

He la an acttve member of tl» - 


Board and a former member - 

of the Upper Township * 

recreation committee. 

He and Ms wife Elizabeth,« 

former Upper Township 

school teacher, own an*; 

operate Jeffers' Florist He Is •' 

a fourth generation farmer 

here. 

Back, who la running with 

Jeffers for a three-year twrt, 

refused to talk with Th« 

Sentinel.lMlgar or offer hU 

views for publication. 

A resident of Tuckahoe, 

Sack was assistant building 

inspector for sJz years. He 

served on the local recreation 

committee for the past fife 

years and is no w in his second 

term as a member of the 


Board. > 

Hi is a member of the VPW, 

the Tuckahoe American. 

Legion Post, and a founding 

member of the Upper 

Township Republican Club 

established over 30 years ago. 

In addition, he served as a 

member of the Upper 

TowmMp Rescue Squad and 

is a life-member of the 

Tuckahoe Fire Company, 

A retired general foreman 

for Pittsburgh Plate Glass 

Company where he was an 

ton worker, he Is currently 

pursuing a hobby raising 

dams, 

—Margie Bowen 

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The United Methodist 

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Petersburg, will hold its 

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Nov. S, Handmade articles 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,19U 

Ddn't pay'a lot' £OT phone 

device, board advised 

By KATHY JEROME compatible with the equipment. 

School Board President 

Donald Johnson questioned 

ChrUtlne Carney, en- Qimey concerning aerWctag 

municationi expert and down-time, to which she 

repreaentlng the com- replied that Stewart and 

munications diatribAor Ownpany does Its own nr- 

Stewart and Company, gave a vicing and would respond In 

presentation at the Oct. 12 approximately an hour and IS 

meeting of the Ocean City nrinutea. 

Board of Education, detailing One of nie features of the 

the operation of flit Internal system Is an emergency 

communlcatloni system button on classroom phonea, 

purchased recently for the enabling teachers to Instantly 

Mghachool. 

notify the administration 

Referring to the erternal office should an emergency 

communications system yet occur. When an emergency 

to be purchased, by the school button Is activated, all other 

district, Carney advised: calls are temporarily pushed 

"Get away with the least aside in order that the 

•mount of external switch emergency call receives 

thatyou can get away with; Immediate attention. Ac- 

don't go out and pay a lot of companying the emergency 

money for an outside nritch," call Is a Dashing red light on 

Eighty percent of tba the office phone and a tone 

communications in a school is which is Bounded In the office. 

tattoali 20 percent is external, 

she added. 

Commenting on the external 

communications 

•yittm previously being 

considered by the School 

Board, Carney taid tot Tellc 

SMJn'i at sophisticated m 

some but that the Tellc switch 

taflr antiquated and is still 

being manufactured. 

Another feature of the 

Roulon-Borg system Is a 

Telecenter speaker In each 

classroom, enabling the office 

to reach a teacher in. 

dlvldually. The teacher may 

give • handa-off response, a* 

there Is a microphone In each 

speaker or may respond using 

the dawroom phone for more 

privacy. 

Sb« further Mid Oat Mrviq#' 

would have been 

guaranteed with this system 

and, the casing U At only 

thing that has changed with 

fee Telic 2505. 

Other features Include • 

dock system - programmable 

by the school administration 

and changed 

with one finger — which 

passes a tone through 

According to Carney, be 

Rouien-Borg Telecenter IU a 

madern, sophisticated 

systwn, capable of handling 

all comraunlcationa within toe 

school. She further explained 

tha* the system has a 

TeWcenter I communications 

cratar network which controls 

aD-funotions of the system. 

speakers at the end of 

classes; emergency 

evacuation alarms; 

auditorium system which has 

a virtually accoustlcally 

perfect sound system; and 

cassette tape recorder, 

whereby students can 

preprogram messages to be 

piped through the school. 

Carney explained that fee 

Rooton-Borg system can be 

"married" wife virtually any 

external switch, but the 

phones would have to be 

modified sothat they would be 

A sample Roulon-Borg 

demonstration is available by 

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to Carney, and can be 

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flfll Bruestle and thi 

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recommendations do not 

•nakt any assessment of 

neeU; and delivery for 

management Improvement," 

Gorman said in • news 

release, "Instead they focus 

on shifting the burden of 

existing programs on. the 

middle and lew Income 

people- 

Gorman said this could 

mean • "brtakiiii point for 

many people in each category 

and assuredly will 

diminish fee quality of their 

fives." 

As a member of the Ocean 

Qty Board of Education and 

two state educational committees, 

Gorman said she was 

appalled Out the "governor's 

men want to place $300 million 

In teacher pension costs on the 

backs of local property 

owners. They recommend 

eliminating 1180 million in aid 

tor handicapped children and 

take away IN million in 

transportation aid. Either the 

taxpayer! will foot the bill or 

aeiioe! programs will be cut 

bv one third'. 11 

She continued that "the 

destructive Impact on 

education extends to our 

college students who are 

required to pa; a M percent 

Increase Ir. tuition for our 

public Institutions." For Instance, 

a student at Stockton 

State College would pay ISM 

more and at Atlantic Community 

Colleges, a total of 

PBS more," 

The Gjm> "seroes In" on 

senior citizens and the 

Pharmaceutical Assistance, 

program which is assisting 

people in meeting the nit of 

Hurley favors *nme humane' 

approach to health care for elderly 

Senior citizens and the 

disabled have the right to 

remain in their own banes 

and still receive medical and 

social care according to state 

Sen. Junei Hurley, R, Cape- 

Cumberland, adding: 

"Sometimei in our feelery we 

are too quick to send these 

people to Institutions." 

A new fcrefryear program 

ma initiated this month that 

will allow the elderly and 

disabled to receive home 

health care. New Jersey Is 

one of the lint states in the 

nation to Initiate thla kind of 

program, the MUlville 

Republican noted, 

The program will be funded 

through |21 million Iron the 

U.S. Department of Health 

and Human Services and |8 

million in state casino tax 

revenues. 

"In our area, 1,200 people 

will be able to take advantage 

of this program. Medicatd will 

pay for the variety of services 

provided under the home 

health care program In a 50-50 

•franpmut with stale and 

faderal A government!, 

Hurley eiplained. 

Medicald income Units for 

home-based care will be 

waived under reviled 

eligibility standards. 

The waiver atom people, 

who would not have been 

eligible for Medicald if their 

monthly income exceeded 

|N1, to participate In me new 

program. The new income 

standard for Medicald 

eligibility will now be MS2.90« 

month. 

Says township, school 

should work .together 

Township Committee 

candidate LouU DlLuiio says 

that if he's elected he will 

strive toward seeing Oat the 

Committee and fee School 

Board work together to solve 

problems that effect children 

without duplicating expenses 

to the taxpayer. 

'•iffacflittnueMttytte 

township, on township 

property, and rated to the 

Board of Education. 90 Mr- 

Fall Savings Day's 

at Johnson's 

Ql NOFHO8T 

REFRIGERATOR 

15cu M . 458cu. (I 

ffteisr. Two jet n 

Illy troys Three 

cabinet shelves Fullwidth 

crisper. Energy 

uvar switch halps cut 

operating cost Only 

28" wide, 64" high. 

• i window. 

• Own door with wtadsw 

unit* with two 6* UWW. 

Inflnlt«ro«ryoontrols 

praaaehtrtiilKitifinB 

Only M99' 5 

Only *499* B 

WKMDrMMM, 

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Ettu. .•.«! contr«rtors • RiritdftyUI C 

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•In many cases, elderly and 

disabled people do not need 

full Institutional care and 

would be happier to stay In 

their own communities with 

their famUy and friends," the 

incumbent senator pointed 

out. 

"This new program Is more 

personal and a far more 

humane alternative to instltutlonaltzatlon," 

Hurley 

opined, 

cent of the cost of rent Is 

reimbursed by the state. If the 

School Board builds facilities 

of its own, on property owned 

by the Board, it is not reimbursed 

by the state," DiLudo 

said. 

"As taxpayers in Upper 

Township, we lead money 

north but seldom see it trickle 

back to us. It mates good 

sense therefore for the 

Township Committee to 

build the faculties that are so 

critical to the safety ofr our 

children, and rent than to the 

School Board," 

LUBE 

OIL 

FILTER 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, JBtt 

prescription drugs, Gorman 

asserted. 

"Aj importantly," she said, 

"lifeline recipients - three 

quarters of whom nave Incomes 

of leu than $10,000 per 

year — will be required to 

forgo annual increases In 

assistance In paying their 

utility bail. This, despite the 

fact that utility rates are 

continuing to rise and that this 

action would Increase the 

surplus in the casino revenue 

fund by t million," 

Iannone 

against 

Democratic freeholder 

candidate Jim Iaimone has 

reiterated hit stand against a 

pay raise for freeholders. 

"Iannone was among critics 

of • proposed 23 percent Increase 

in freeholder salaries 

tut January. "I MaM in a 

press article back in January 

Out Ae freeholders should be 

focusing on ways to com. 

pensate for some of Uie 

funding cut-backs from the 

Mate rattier than focusing on 

their own pocketbooki," 

Iannone said, 

"It was suggested by my 

opponent, freeholder Ralph 

Evans, feat if I were on the 

Board of Freeholders, I may 

not have been against a 25 

percent salary increase," 

Iannone continued. "I would 

like to make it perfectly dear 

before the Nov. 8 general 

election that I will not sit still 

for any pay increases for the 

Board, 

Iannone also said that while 

Cumberland County has 

almost twice the population of 

Cape May County, members 

of the freeholder board there 

earn $8,000 per year com' 

pared to 113,000 for 

freeholders in Cape May 

County. 

Seek citizen views 

Independent Republican 

Candidates for Upper 

Township Committee Bob 

Jeffers and Franklin Sack a re 

seeking the views of citizens 

in their campaign, 

Jeffers may be reached at 

SS4241 and Sack at 628-2113. 

Bom have the endorsement of 

The Upper Towniliip 

Republican dub. 

TUNE-UP M9 80 

8 cylinder'69" 

Mail Makei A MMill 

WHEEL 

ALIGNMENT 

Sat tow • Sat caster and cambor 

Check front end complete. 

PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 

Propose advisory unit 

Bob Jeflem and Franklin 

Sack, Independent 

Republican candidate* for 

Township Committee Support 

the Idea of a citizens advisory 

ajmmittee 

'We hive found Out, after 

Biking with the voters, that 

New poison info 

number listed 

According to Larry 

Nnrbeld, Cape May County 

aplcultwal agent, the state 

hts a new system, the New 

Jmty PoUon Information 

and Education System - BOO- 

906-1253, or 201-MMOOI for the 

dnf only. 

sometimes elected officials 

become isolated from tlie 

people they represent, and 

many good dtlien Ideal go 

overlooked," Jefferi said. 

"Franklin Sack and I feel that 

Upper Township needi a bipartisan 

advtoory eoimnittee 

to meet regularly and continually 

assess the ideas, 

suggestions and the wantl of 

the people of Upper Township, 

and report those findings to 

the Township Committee." 

"We have found many good 

Ideas from folRs who don't 

want to get Involved In 

poUttci, -but would serve on 

such a committee. Sack said, 

"and we want to utilize the 

beat talent available " 

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With this ad 

Assemblyman Guy Muzianl, Councilman John 

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Hop on your broom on Monday 

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for a bewitching night of fun. 

There will be special menu items 

and prizes awarded for best costumes. 

Somers Point Shopping Center, 

Rt. 9 & Bethel Rd. 927-1522 

Giinmci sees Rt 55 completed by end of '80s 

Auemblyman Joseph W. 

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Qimberland) has anKiineed 

Out through ttw rfforta of 

Senator JanuM R, Hurley, 

Assemblyman Guy F. 

Muzlani and hlm»eU work has 

finally commenced on fee 

Route 55 super highway. 

CWnnici »ald that the flrrt 

seven mUei of Route 55 wUl be 

bi construction within the next 

year or so, and fee remaining 

13 miles will be Bdvertlwd for 

bid within the next several 

years and should cost less 

than the first seven mite, 

which Is being constructed 

through highly populated 

•real where condemnation of 

properties waa extremely 

high. 

"I am confident that by the 

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pktion of Route 55 from Port 

Elizabeth to the North-South 

Freeway In Tumeraville will 

be a reality and reedy for 

me, 11 Chinnld said. 

In a recent «pe*cn to man 

than 800 persons gathered at 

WUdwood Convention Hall, 

Qitnnld directed W» attention 

to dredging, beach erodon 

and ihore protection. He 

informed the gathering that 

for many years dredging was 

a §040 situation between the 

Chlnnicl mentioned his own ma Mte of New Jeney 

bill, A-95J, recently was tremendously surprised to s«e 

released from committee, what impact the collection of 

which would give the state sales tax during the summer 

Treasury Department sn months u a result of tourism 

opportunity to determine In (Jape May County, Atlanbcwhat 

Impact the Cape May Ocean shores and the Cum* 

ahore communities have on berland-Delaware Bay shorts 

sales tai recdpta, 

have on the total picture of 

"Ithlnkthattlietrtasuryin sales tax receipts," be saM. 

state and the local 

municipality, but now the 

State will pick up the entire 

tab for dredging. 

"Just recently," the 

assemblyman said, "100,000 

mm set aside by the Joint 

Appropriation* Committee 

br dredging." Fortunately, 

when the bids went out they 

let at about SS percent leu 

than anticipated. 

The assemblyman com. 

mented that Senator Hurley, 

Assemblyman Muzlani and 

himself would recommend 

Out the public support the |S0 

million bond lisue on the 

November ballot which will 

continue the state's com* 

mltment to protect the public 

shoreline from eroalon. 

Chlnnlci continued hy 

referring to his senior 

BBBfe fc» SMIgr ItMio 

membenhlp on the Joint John Gilbert, left. New Jersey state director of 

Appropriations Committee, 

the American Association of Retired Persons, 

and funds allocated to 

tourism. He said It had been presents local chapter president Andy Strafng 

difficult under a Democratic with the proclamation naming Act. 21 AARP da> 

governor to allocate funds for in Ocean City in honor of the national 

tourism, but mat he wasassociation's 

silver anniversary. TTie document 

pleased mat thin year a total will be placed in the chapter's permanent file. . 

of 12,360,000 dollars was 

appropriated In Republican 

Gov. Thomas Kean's budget, 

allowing the state to expand 

Pizza party for candidates set 

and improve tourism In At The Upper Township 

future. 

Republican"Chib, the original, 

friends and supporter*, include 

Bob Jeffers and 

On another subject. 30-year old Republlcaji 

organiiaUon in Upper 

Franklin Sack, both seeking 

fee three-year terms on the ') 

Township, will hold a pica township governing body as 

party for its candidates for Independent Republican in 

Township Committee, 7 to 10 column 3, and Jack Mcpm 

Tuesday evening, Nor. 1 Donough seeking the two-war 

at Levsri's Flaa, Route 9, 

Marmora. 

seat In Column 1 on the ballot 

The club-endorsed 

Republican candidates for 

Township Committee, who 

will be on hand to meet with 

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628-2113. 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 THE SENTINEL.LEDQER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

PAGE 19 = SECTION 

Inger and other spices favorite ingredients this time of year 

ByMAIUEHUBER 

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seml-flnflllita In tbls 

yesr'i What'* Cooking 

« M will be notified .hotly 

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:• A ipeclal dinner 

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CRUISERS 

MUFFINS 

connection 

PUmiON COOKIES 

1 e. flour 

2 tip, baking powder 

1 tsp. baking soda 

We would like to thank «U 1 tip. ground cinnamon 

thoee who participated and, 1 Up, ground allspice 

hope many will •Mud the 

1 H tap. salt 

final evening of events. There V* tap. ground doves 

were mart feu M recipe* % c. dark brown sugar 

rfjfjinttted, many of which 

2 

w{pe, different from pnvioui 

I be included 

What's CooMn '83 

to be published 

SmttM-Ltdgtr on 

along wltt plctairai 

ftoterviewi. 

Cpufflpldu, wltdm and 

art banging on the 

n and doon along with 

_fc ; K e. margarine or butter 

m c. brawn sugar, packed 

2 eggs 

1 tsp. vanilla 

, 1M e. mashed cooked or 

canned pumpkin 

2H c. sifted flour 

4 tap. baking powder 

gg 

vk tap. Mlt 

V« c. butter or margarine, 1 tap. ground cinnamon 

melted 

Mi tap. ground nutmeg 

1 e. cooked mashed freth 1 c. raisins, optional 

pumpkin or canned pumpkin 1 e. chopped nub, optional 

H c. buttermilk 

Cream the margarine and 

hi e. broken walnuts, op- sugar together In large 

tional 

mixing bowl. Add eggs, beat 

H c. raisins, optional thoroughly. 

Sift flour, baking powder, 

baking soda, cinnamon, 

Mil In the vanilla and 

allspice, salt and cloves pumpkin, aft dry Ingredients 

together. Set aside. 

and blend Into creamed 

colorful Halloween In large mixing bowl beat mixture. Stir In raisins and 

d*t*»Uona that have a place brown sugar, eggs and butter chopped nuts. 

inlpipy homes at thla time of untUllghtand frothy; blend in Drop by heaping teaspoon 

Mfeir, 

pumpkin and buttermilk. about two Inches apart on 

Youngsters have decided Add dry ingredients, nuts greased cookie sheet. 

what they will wear far the and raisins; stir Just enough Bake at in degrees for IS 

Halloween parade tonight andto 

moisten flour mixture (Do minutes, or until brown. Cool 

when they go trick or treating not over mix.) 

on rack. Makes five donn. 

P tomorrow evening. 

Spoon mixture into p eased 

Tm Is a special time for two-inch muffin pans- fill 

young children and for many cups three-quarters full. Fruit combinations have 

•dub attending traditional Bake In M0 degree oven 21 become more of a favorite for 

partiea. 

to 30 minutes or until lightly dessert man the rich cakes 

From now until browned. Remove from pans; and pies, especially for bow 

Thanksgiving fee foods we cool on wire rack. Yield 18 who are weight conscious. 

make tend to be flavored with opufflns. 

Here is a combination of 

pumpkin (pies, cookies, etc.), 

spices (ginger snaps, tic.), 

or sweet potatoes, Trick or Treat Mon, in Sea Me 

not to drink for 

, evening! U also 

part of the menu. 

TUi week's recipes fall Into 

that category; pumpkin 

muffins or cookies for evening 

snacks or a spicy fruit mixture 

to serve for dessert 

Potee Chief Carl Oantert 

has urged all parents to 

cooperate in the handling and 

guarding of their children 

during Trick or Treat Night In 

Sea Isle City on Monday 

evening, Oct. 31. 

The city curfew will not be 

mforced on that one evening 

only, the chief noted. 


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pineapple chunki, pears and l can (1 Ib. 4 «.) chunk Mi tap. ground ginger 

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2 lemon slices, unpeeled lMi e. cored, diced apple (2 

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Pumpkin muffins, served warm with butter and 

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Mull t* 11 ywri of «Q« unltii oih»f in lulhoflita by It*. 

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Drain the Juice from 

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currants, lemon slices, 

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Boil over high heat 10 to 15 

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Dissension between mayor and city administrator 

irintlnued (fintinued from page nnpr li ll public works due to the ment. Kane said "Sane ranplete authority to run the mayor with retards to B*W >,„•„ „„,„ TIU.. .— miin; diMntiiiu i- tt.. i_ •«.».__,.< 

Kane, who came to Ocean 

Qtj r public works due to the mint, tvane iua, "Sane complete authority to run the mayor with regards to 

resignations of city h-eaaurer division headi could not adapt daily operations of the city operations of the city given 

Jack Hadge and City 

a year ago, said that this 

to the qhanp." 

because I haven't the time or tire circumstances and my 

Engineer Albert P, Dmey, 

WBJ a "year he didn't ex- 

Blttner said that Kane had desire to do so," Bittner professional judgment, 

Personnel Director Andrew J. 

pect." 

Ms good points — ttie ex- continued, "But I do have the 

Salerno'i position was perience he brings to Ocean ttrflt and desire to see what's 

"It's very unusual for a 

eliminated by tha mayor Qty In municipal governinmt going on to the extent that if 

community to bring in a whole 

because it wasn't a - and he did not want to the Kane fails to follow my 

new management team. 

designated division in the criticize him. However, the directivei he may be In the 

There's going' to be a big 

administrative code, and mayor continued; 

transition in the next year and 

position of vulnerability. 

Todd E, Bower Sr. was 

a half," the administrator 

"But part of the litigation "If he had done that 

recently appointed the new 

•aid, "1 came here thinking 

was due to the (act that he (followed Blttner's direc- 

Bri chief upon Robert A, 

Ocean City had possibly one of 

refused to follow the tives) from the word go, we'd 

Hart's retirement, 

the belt management teams 

authority, supervision and have had far less problems," 

in New Jeriey. Now "out of 'It's placing more and dlrtctivts of the mayor. I the mayor said. 

•even of the positions, there more responsibility on my think it'i unfortunate that Mr. Kane — who said he was 

an two acting directors, no shoulders. Everyone com- Kane thinks he can come hare feeling "Insecure" and 

personnel director and a pares us (the city; to what we and do ai he pleases." Blttner "concerned" about the 

brand new fire chief," used to be. I said to them Tuesday said 

mayor's remarks — s_d that 

(management personnel) that 

Kane was referring to the 

an administrator plays an 

they had (our years of Bittner, who did not deny 

bet that there are acting 

important role in every 

Camelot here and that's not threatening the ad 

directors of finance and 

community and that he was 

normal in a local govern- minlstrator, said, "Something hired to make professional 

will be done, but I don't know judgments. 

what or when." 

"I feel I have attempted to 

"He has vested In him the carry out ttie desires of the 

1 after he's gone. There are policy directivei! In the im- agree on mutually definable 

only two branches of plementation of carrying out goali for the community." 

government, here (legislative those goals," Kane tald. "If Kane iald. it 

' and administrative.) (hey are not carried out 

Kane said yesterday, refuting 

Kane added feat there were 

'Elected officials are mutually in the spirit of 

to comment whether 

positive development! in hi* 

supposed to enact policy," he harmony, than the 

professional judgments 

Brsi year of turmoil here; th« 

mid. "Mr. Kane thinks he ia professionals should go. 

should lupercede the mayor's 

cut in Jitney service as a 

rescuing Ocean City from the "The symphony never 

directivei. 

wvtngs to taxpayers, the 

elected officials." 

Menu to reach a crescendo," uffliattoii of space In dtj! 

Blttner said he believes that 

fee administrator continued. buildings as a "hallmark" 

an administrator la supposed But Kant contends that the "Some of ttie people woo had and the return of municipal 

to carry forth the policy set by dty Is still In an experimental the skills to dtal with the court facilities to the Public 

aty Council and ttie mayor. stage with the mayor-council problems are gone. 

Safety Building, 15th Street 

Referring to Kane, Bittner form of government, 

and West Avenue. 

added that it's not in the ••it's a trlpartate form si "I wish there was some 

public's Interest to have government and the cast of 

However, Kane Just shook \ 

magic way we could put aside 

"someone come and enforce character! hai to work 

Ml head when lie commented 

ttie problem* of the part and 

policies mat will impact ttie towards clearly delineated 

on whether things would 

start looking to whit's belt for 

«m,,njH» ui>ara and years goali and provide broad 

proceed smoothly or not. 

ttie residents of this city and 

"I Juat don't know," he said. 

Land values questioned by Realtors 

(continued from page I) to the assessment," Booth Andrea refused to Issue one. find what their land has been 

Total assessments are said. "The deeds of transfer Bucclarelll said that the assessed it." Woods, con- 

derived from the value of the for vacant ground win show assessment was public tinued. ;• 

land and value of the building ttie land sold for less than record. Andrea Tuesday night 

"The Board of Reattorp U J 

combined. Land values are what the appraisal company •aid that copies weren't 

taking • very podtlvt ap- 

necessary because of vacant to saying." 

available because the 

proach in wanting to show the 

^Cousin's 

lots, according to Glenn Booth recently sold a lot assessment wasn't finalized. 

appraisal company where it 

(jtortlng gt J.W) Seelhorat, president of Ap- assessed at 195,000 for $50,000. aty Council Tuesday night 

RESTAURANT 

bund gross errors," said the 

praisal Surveys Inc., the he noted. 

also voiced concern over the 

COSTUME 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUPER SPECIAL 

councilman, who requested 

Cherry Hill firm which BucclarelU said the Board assessments. 

fee Board obtain a computer 

THE YEAR U00H0 

Sunday thru Friday conducted the assessment. appointed a committee to Councilman William H. printout of the aMeumenta 

PARTY 

Seelhorst said that a break, study the assessments and Woods, who Is a real estate along with full disclosure as to 

PRIME RIB down of an individual's that its members will meet agent, said he was deeply bow- the assessments were 

Sat. Nile Oct. 29 

OF BEEF assessment into land and with the appraisal company concerned about MM feedback made and a copy of fee 

building values didn't mean Nov. 9 to give its recom- he was receiving from contract with the appraisal m 

Prizes for Best 

DINNER anything because property mendations Bucciarelll property owners. 

company. ! 

Costume, Singles and 

owners appeal the total expects the company to "Some of the values on land 

Group | Dinners 

assessment. 

Justify its reasoning of ttie can't be described as 

Pood, Decoratlsns 

•5.95 But Richard Boon of Hager assessments at the meeting. anything but absurd," Woods 

Never • Cover I 

-OR— Realty said that an "We are here to help and to Mid. "I suggest feat the 

;at Cousin's LOBSTER overassessed land value can aid and assist the appraisal appraisal company notify 

he detrimental to property services," Bucciarelll said. property owners of their 

TAIL DINNER owners because they can only "There is a possibility that assessments at to land and 

3 tolls lightly breaded depreciate building values for their land values are too high. building values. 

LIVE MUSIC 

COUPON V/ 

and lauteed Income tax purposes. If they nuke an error, the city "I suspect that there will be 

Sunday thru Frtday Am/tkw 

With the Lin wood WerewoH 

"The people shouldn't have does not have to accept the more objections once they 

111 4 p.m. • 6 p.m. My •1* 

wrong land assessments even assessment. 

Expires 10/30/83 

Dave Lambert 

if the total assessment is "Our (ttie Board's) main 

Coupon not valid on super Specials 

bridge bottd 

correct. It gives a false value concern is that they do it right 

and come up with 100 percent Freeholder director of Republican Incumbent said, 

valuation," Bucciarelll roads and bridges William E. "The Ocean Drlw bridgeware 

continued. "We want the Sturm Jr. hag announced his ' ' 

building and the land npport for the $135 million 

assessments to both be bond Issue 

correct." He added that rehabilitation 

having a copy of the 

assessments would facilitate 

ttie committee. But he said 

dty Tax Assessor James 

m 

Woods added, he didn't 

believe feat 85 permit of fee 

properties In fee city had been 

inspected, as fee apprtisal 

firm had Indicated. He 

reported feat none of the 

Board members at Tuesday's 

meeting had hU home Inspected, 

Spiegel 

g 

particularly in need of major 

repairs or renovations, WhJk 

for bridge this bond issue isn't the entire 

which will answer to Cape May County's 

appear as a public question on problems with aging bridges, 

tie Nov. B ballot 

it Is a step in the right 

"Many of our bridge! are direction and I urge Cap* May 

waring or are beyond fee 80- County voters to support the 

year age mark," the_ bridge bond issue." 

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This class of wine that is shipped abroad Is most often 

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of sugar In the natural ferment, raising the 

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Thursday, October 27, IMS 

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Otte, Section Tim 

Singular performance by identical twins 

ByBDWISMER 

nt MarlowM, duo pianists 

and biological twins, gave 

what couUf b» (tescribed u a 

bnvura performance full of 

plMlltfa pyrotechnics and 

great waratb at tb» Ocean 

aty Musk ifer en Sunday 

The occaMtan was the 

second of faring of *• Friends 

Of Music concert series. The 

series d sponsored by ttie 

Ocean City Arts Center under 

the aegis of super bnpressaria 

Esther Weil. 

lie Marlowes are 

protegees of the Internationally 

famous duo 

piano team of Luboshuti and 

Neoenoff and have leaned 

their craft w«ll. At this point 

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Mster, Vronsky and Babin, 

Joss and Ampirt lurbt and 

Clara Schumann and 

Johsnnes Brahms come 

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Tb* twin performers played 

fee Brahms' Variations on a 

HMffH by Haydn, which had 

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Modern dance ensemhle tomorrow 

The Murray LOul* Dana 

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one of the world 1 ! foremost 

modern dance ensembles, will 

perform at fee Stockton Stall 

College Performing Aril 

Center, Pomona, Friday, Oct 

28. The performance, which U 

supported In part by grants 

from fee National En* 

dowment forth* Arts and the 

'Mid Atlantic Statel Ark 

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Tte Murray Louis Dun 

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perform tht traditional 

dances, replete with colorful 

costumes, which have 

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ttth century. 

Af part of the college's IMS- 

M cultural series, the 

am is free and open to 

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The SentinelLedger 

Page Buss, Section HUD Thursday, October 27, 108$ letters / readers react' Student rights reviewed 

o 

Propitious 

Tonight (thursdiy at 7:30) is the nlît for 

witches and goblins and other creatures of the 

unfettered imagination to take to the main street 

of Ocean City for the annual Halloween parade. 

a aging area is the 8th Street parking lot on 


Hopefully the parade itself will be the starting 

point for some wholesome merriment that may be 

Just what the doctor ordered for this fall season 

which is perhaps less exhilarating than usual for 

those property owners and others on the tocal 

scene particularly affected by events of late.. 

We are speaking specifically about the new 

revaluation, which seems to be the main topic of 

conversation these days, and the political-legal 

drama which wag with us for months and will 

seemingly climax on election day Nov. I win the 

vote on the local salary referendum (more about 

that later). 

Without going into a who-struck-John scenario, 

Jet it be said simply that there are a lot of us who 

can use some frivolity at this point and that 

tonight's Halloween parade seems like just the 

ticket. It will give us an opportunity to laugh, even 

if — especially if — the laughter is brought on by 

what, under normal circumstances, would b# 

something serious enough to be downright 

.frightening. 

• : The unknown is the basis of most, if not all, 

fear. Remember how E.T. evoked fright, and how 

it was only the children who, In their unabashed 

innocence, could accept the little creature as a 

loving being, even as "wiser" adults came on 

strong? 

You'll probably see at least one E.T. facsimile 

in tonight's parade, as our editorial cartoon 

suggests. That other creature pictured is a 

Bepublocrat, half Republican elephant and half 

Democrat donkey. You may see some of them too. 

:" Remember to wave. Above all, take time to 

Ijavefun. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

Thto to in regard to your 

coverage of fee appointment 

of Mr, Oliver Mutaky at 

MptaJn of the Ocean City 

Beach Patrol. Your paper 

suggests that thU ap- 

pointment hat ••sparked a 

rentroverty" and bin the 

•abject of criticism. 

•, I think your presentation of 

fcete events hat done fee 

beach patrol and Its new 

• captain a dljservice. Ac- 

cordingly, I would like to 

make the following ob- 

.tervattont. 

: .Itseemsappropriate to first 

of all attempt to determine 

where the criticism It coming 

from. It would. Indeed, be a 

•erioui matter If there were 

critidim coming from the 

people who collectively made 

the decUlon to appoint Mr, 

Mualay. who were mote 

people? 

Tne outgoing captain, Mr. 

George Lafferty, knows man 

about the requirements of the 

Job and the qualifications of 

any individual guard* 

available to till that Job ban 

anyone else. He recom- 

mended Mr. Mutatoy. He did 

so knowing full well the other 

pe*is on his staff who might 

want the job. 

Domlnlck Longo, the chief 

of police, to whom the captain 

of the guarda reports and who 

haa to work with the new 

captain every day, alto 

recommended Mr, Mualay. 

Perhapa the criticism wai 

coming from the Mr. Kant, 

the city admlnlatrator? 

Hanuy. He waa the one who 

actually did the hiring. The 

mayor and City Council alto 

patted upon thla appointment 

and they too were and are In 

Mr. Muialay'a earner. 

Nor should there be 

anything go surprising about 

tbe fact that all these people 

Supported Mr, Muislay. They 

know his excellent reputation 

at a teacher. They know of hU 

contribution to the com- 

munity over many yean ai a 

coach in the city's youth 

programs. They know he haa 

a history of demonstrated 

leadership at a former 

president of the the local 

Rotary Club and a member of 

fee board of directors of the 

Community Center. 

Moat importantly they know 

feat Mr, Muzalay haa more 

than 20 yean experience as 

second In command of the 

Beach Patrol. Are we to 

believe there (a something to 

controversial about a man 

with such credential* getting 

the appointment? 

What, then, Is the source of 

the controveny and critldam 

about which we have heard so 

much? A* far as can be 

determined from reading the 

paper, if s coming from one of 

the men who m competing 

with Mr. Mualay far fee 

position. 

Although I don't know Um 

personally, I understand he U 

a bright and articulate college 

teacher, a fine lifeguard, well 

thought of by the outgoing 

captain and certainly always 

In contention for the job. He 

apparently feela bt didn't get 

a proper opportunity to 

present Mi case. Othen lay 

he wai simply too slow In 

getting Ha application In. . 

I don't know the merits of 

Mi argument. But I do know 

Un among those making the 

selection there were people 

wno were aware of his 

legitimate ambition to be fee 

new captain. If they bad felt it 

in the dty's best Interest to 

support Us candidacy, they 

could assuredly have done so. 

Bit they didn't. 

Wat purpose was served 

by thla gentleman then going 

to the newspaper with fee 

suggestion that be was the 

more qualified man, even 

after the decision had been 

made? It's difficult to tee how 

ttii helped his cause. Did this 

laat-ditch effort somehow help 

fee Beach Patrol? 

Ifyouare trying toaatlit an 

organliatlon that's going 

through • period of change, 

creating doubt and 111 will Is 

not fee way to do it. Whit 

would have been more ap- 

propriate would have been to 

use UM paper's good offices to 

congratulate your new ben 

and assure him of your 

loyalty. 

As It was, the one purpose 

this journalistic campaign 

accomplished waa ft take 

some of the pleasure away 

from a day feat should have 

been very special for Mr. 

Mmslay, his wife and kid*. 

If after the competition 

ended and fee smoke of baitk 

had cleared, Mr. Muwlay bad 

been the loser, you can bet he 

wouldn't have bandied thing! 

this way, That's because he's 

got that special qualification 

for fee Job that's not Included 

in his resume — and which 

your paper forgot to mention 

in any of your articles. 

It's caUed "the right stuffl" 

WUUamR.McKun.Jr. 

Director 

Tha Foster School, 

Marmora 

People do care and respond with more than compassion 

. Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: To 

roost of our population in the 

* Cape May County area, it was 

, (earned on Thursday feat an 

Ooean City family was toft 

homeleiiby an early monung 

fire. The total salvation of 

personal poaeaslon* by fee 

family could fit Into leas room 

than a shoeboi provides. That 

New assessments 

show no one cares 

•Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

*#it received my new tax 

1 assessment. Disgusting I 

Outrageous! 

"Middle classes, assert 

.yourselves! Read your 

: Mperi, Aren't you sick of 

, Ipvlng your taxes wasted to 

pay for all the lawsuits? 

Don't bow to the self-etyled 

ciara who are exploiting you. 

They do not stand for what the 

founders of Ocean City hid In 

mind. Go to court and fight 

fell greed and lust for power. 

Take fee trouble to resist. 

I own property here, but no, 

I do not live here. I am your 

bargain cittien. I pay all year, 

and only use your services a 

few months a year. My tax 

dollars pay the education of 

fee "loeah." 

The city and county big 

shots with the Ugh salaries 

and fancy on ought to 

dUdpllne themselves to live 

on a reasonable budget, the 

way they expect tMr wives to 

do. The property owners can 

not write you off; we can net 

write our lunch* off, nor our 

other personal expenses. 

No one oares mat the many 

retired persons is Ocean City 

living on • fixed income are 

Boingtobedtoptowd.Noone 

carts that I. am a lUMle 

parent attimptingtOMte 

HI^VV VaÛuflD I l&GatQfl^BaK * A 

ttUBW) SI s ^BBBEBQ SOGHSOL 

No one on the Zoning Board 

eared when I attempted to get 

a driveway cut (and waa 

refused) so that my son with 

•new (now dead, July 28, 

UN) could pun into our 

property after treatments 

which rendered him 

physically dtoabM. 

I am on the verge of having 

to give up a property which 

ray Ute husband and I worked 

Bto dogs to acquire. 

If one does not agree with 

Ocean City politics, one 

merely findi oneself receiving 

•ubtle threats and In- 

timidation. 

My winter residence la 

three times the sixe of my 

Ocean Ciiy residence, with 

the same tat and a far 

superior educational system. 

Somebody mutt be wasting 

money in Owen City. 

It Is al*o a "railroad," wh«n 

one U given three days to 

respond to an undated letter, 

and the appraiser's llnM are 

constanfly busy. 

Ellen Hill 

Philadelphia 

Ilntertaiiung 

Tdltor. SenttMlLedger: In 

reaponse to MM. Pie* tad 

Mr. Quattrone: Violence, 

brutaBty and rape may bt 

reality, bit b It en- 

tertainment? 

CarlaHetot 

OoeanCtty 

sole posession was one, 110 

camera, which itself wreaked 

of smoke. 

It was that morning, only 

hours after the blare, mat the 

people of Ocean City and the 

surrounding communities 

opened up their hearts and 

pocketbooks to help the 

striken family. 

The reaction of our 

customers at Mark's Cigars 

on 8th Street prompted us to 

•tart a fund-raiaing box on our 

counter. Everyone who took 

the time to read the article of 

fee fire we had up, responded 

by giving anything that they 

could afford. It wasn't long 

before Knight's Pharmacy 

also started collecting for fee 

Crispl's. 

When I first visited Mrs. 

Criapl on Thursday evening at 

fee Trade Winds Motel, the 

had some food and a few 

clothes feat hid been donated 

earlier. After talking to bar 

for close to 45 minutes, It 

dawned on me that she never 

once mentioned what she had 

lost, rather the was thanking 

God that everyone had 

escaped the early morning 

Memo. 

Upon returning the next day 

to see If she needed anything, 

I was amazed at the site of a 

once empty room that was 

now overflowing with an 

abundance of clothes. 

She told me of a gentleman 

who had knocked on fee doer, 

asked if she was Mrs. Crisp), 

and ten handed her • hun- 

dred-doUar bill. Obviously 

stunned, she asked for his 

name, his reply waa that Ha 

nostalgia 

name wasn't Important. 

It was people like him, and 

all the people who gave their 

extra change or unneeded 

clothes that prompted me to 

write, thanking the people of 

all the surrounding com* 

munltlea for their thought, 

fulness. 

I guess It doeen't always 

take a national crisis or an 

Olympic hockey team to get a 

group of people to open their 

hearts to a good MUM. 

Tom Schoenewald 


Hey Andy, hoe's 

a great idea for 

'60 Minutes' show 

Criticism of new lifeguard captain lacked 'right stuff" 

Editor-mote: The letter 

refer* to thU at an open 

letter to Andy Rooney 

Mr. Andy Rooney 

c-o 60 Minutes 

CBS-TV" 

NewYork, N.Y, 

Dear Andy; 

I watt you on "SO Minutes" 

every week. Those pieces you 

do on clothet hangers, 

topping bags, glove com- 

partments, etc. are really 

fanny, 

I admire your sense of 

humor and ability to pick out 

an unusual subject That's 

why I'm writing. I've got a 

great story idea tor you. 

It wffl take more floe ban 

you usually get on the 

program. But wife tight 

editing you could condense 

the segment to 15 minutes and 

scoop Mike Wallace and all 

fee net of your SO Minute 

buddies. 

Here's tbe scenario: Tbe 

location to a South Jersey 

retort community, a clean, 

relaxing town where you can 

go fora really great vacation: 

m tend you a brochure. 

Because of tome differences 

of opinion about who has the 

power to do what, the mayor 

sues fee council, tbe council 

sues fee mayor, fee mayor 

•uM fee police chief, fee 

police chief MM fee mayor, 

fee mayor SUM the fire chief, 

the fire chief met fee mayor, 

fee personnel director sues 

the mayor and the 

management team hires a 

lawyer. 

Tnto fuss Is all about ad- 

mlnistratlve codes, 

memorandums of un- 

derstanding, the mayor's 

power, etc. in ffl yon in m 

fee details later. when all fee 

sultsareeettled.the city U out 

173,000 In legal feet and fee 

management team has to fork 

over fttO each tor which 

they're not r*4mbursed. 

Not a lot to reaUy decided 

ncept feat fee Judge finally 

gets to go on vacation. 

However In fee residue of 

ail this, three remaining 

members of the management 

team find their positions 

Haled on fee Nov. I ballot 

Now here's the story hook, 

Andy. Thto to the only com- 

munity in the United States of 

America and probably fee 

world where employees have 

to campaign thto November 

for salaries they were tup. 

posed to get the previous 

January, Now doesn't thto 

beat talking about your old 

Jacket or bow to hang a 

necktie on a doorknob? 

Well, the managers decide 

they are going to try to tall 

their rttryU. the public ev«n 

though tbe new tax 

-Italy Frank supplied this mo photo of the old Acme In what It today The Pearl reita, 

Asbury Avenue, Note the chickem and men tt hanging on the wallhooki »t left, Frank, b, 1 

In the front row toward right, atki for Identification of otteri In i»1ctare, Fraik If a loc^l motel 

owner. 

with the city for 

am known at fee spiritual 

advisor to a hermit crab who 

can predict fee weather. J-'ve 

•too done slot of other things. 

Don Plleggi, he's our 

recreation director, hat .beea 

wife fee city for 30 yetu>ajkj 

had developed one of fa 

outstanding recreate 

programs In fee country, Vou 

should see the fsdlitie* he's 

taught tooth and nail to build. 

Then there's Fred Cade, the, 

building code enforcement 

officer. He does seven dif- 

ferent Jobs and gets paid,£c 

one. ., . 

Anyway, here's the picture, 

Three division heads wh# 

don't know beans about 

politic* have to develop a 

campaign in four weeks toget 

fee money they were SUR 

posed to receive 10 mouth* 

ago and which, by fee way.i». 

already In the budget 

What you do Any - Synii 

don't mind a suggestion —to 

bring your cameras close,up 

on these guys' facet as they 

wander around town trying to 

convince people to vote "yes" 

on Nov. 8. You can also In- 

terview people who carried 

fee petitions to find out why 

they beUeve the three division 

heads are unworthy. .;., 

I can guarantee you some' 

revealing quotes like, *We : 

have nothing against them 

personally, but my friend, to.. 

and to la a friend of me mayor, 

and he told me they all make 

too much money." 

I suggest you bring M&e 

Wallace in on 'the 

memorandum of un- 

derstanding angle. It seems 

fee managers signed a con- 

tract which was honored for 

two out of the last-three years 

and then wiped out by.the 

referendum. 

What you do to place Mike 

across tbe table from one of 

fee petitioners and Mike sayi, 

"Can you tit there in good 

conscience, and Ml me you 

didn't know you were Im- ' 

pugnlng the believabillty of 

fee city by creating this meat 

of a referendum? And what 

about the families of the men 

who were to receive these 

raises? Have you no human 

compassion, sir?" , 

The petitioner braalb down 

and mumbles something 

about "they never told me 

anything about Mike Wallace 

when they asked me to carry 

those papers around!" : 

You've got a lot to link your 

teeth Into here, Andy, and; I'm 

willing to help. I suggest; you 

hire me at a consultant as I'm 

going to need money to'pay 

campaign bills. 

I'm lure we can work 

something out. Just don't tend 

me a contract or 

memorandum of "tin- , 

derstanding to sign. I wantfte 

it statement! nave money up front. It's the onjy 

Just come out mat lousy way Andy, believe me. 

timing for the three division Sincerely, 

heads. , Mark golfer 

I'm one of mem, I've been Andy Roomy fan 

Voters must go .£. 

beyond the salaries 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: In 

a recant letter, a Mr. Wlgo 

labeled fee upcoming salary 

ivarenBOsi a faryet and .1 

have to Indeed agree that It U 

a farce — for different 

reasons. 

Pint, Wigohu the temerity 

to attack the Integrity of IT* 

Senttnai'Lerfffr reporting 

staff and then accuse* the 

•ollctor of handing down an 

••edlet-onthepoelionstob* 

ctegoricalry Included 

However, to me evident 

•ittifaetlonofthtCouncUand 

administrator. Mr. Corcoran 

tasroade a decision bettd on 

*• position dedgnaaon and 

tx'a&s" 

anggesting that Mr. 

Delnoiljal be nvltM to glre 

antalIcertalnl7tuiw 

with tb* I 

, What Wlgo perpetrates- 

almost reads like a soap opbea 

and hto simplistic logic.toi 

about at deep as an ashtray.. 

I am simply atHni JaM 

many voters have truly: 

evaluated tbe effort an* 

dedication of Mesaert Soifev 

Plleggi and Cade in ordtr 

place a price tag on their 

swvicetT I would be the f% 

to concede that possibly* their 

successon may not meriUhe' 

•me salary condderatioh* 1 

which fact alone to rtesOT' 

enough to review rat ciliber 

•of the resident managers. 

U tt not fair to them 

to assess their " ex- 

perience, background, " 

oonpllthments «d 

to gtt a Job doneT 

I an mre that a 

majority of the voters 

flnd rum to 

bcumbents If they t 

•Jre*dy 

By CATHY ADAMS 

Student't righto _ what are they? 

The New Jersey Supreme Court, on 

Aug. 8, ruled that taidenu are protected 

against unreasonable search and setnm 

to tchool under fee Fourth Amendment 

to the Constitution. The court said that 

fee schools could conduct "reasonable 

searches necessary to maintain safety, 

order and diaclpllne." 

1 -"iteatonahle" to an uncertain word. 

F8r' instance, in tantrvUle, fee vice 

principal acted on an anonymous tip that 

• student was dealing drugs In school 

opened (he student', locker and found a 

nTMfl quantity of marijuana and am- 

fMtamlnei. The student waa charged 

willi possessor, and was sentenced to a 

ftrm of up to five vein in a correction 

eerter. 

"Therefore, "reasonable" meant 

"anonymous Up." or 1J that just one 

fcrterpretatlon? 

*:lhe topic "Search and Setoure" wai 

brought into fee courts to dear up any 

Uncertainties. At described In the 

N.J.A.SA. AdmMatmUva Guide, the 

"KMonablenett" of any search will 

depend on the unique circumstances of 

each* ease. 

'According to the Admintetrottve 

Guide, school officials may conduct 

starches without a warrant, fa the school 

•aWronment, fee Individual student's 

right must be weighed against fee 

school's obligation to maintain order... 

There to little guidance at to what facto 

WOUH constitute "reasonable grounds." 

Several OCHS tchool administrators 

wart asked about their ideal regarding 

the Issue. 

>.Qi What to Ocean City's policy 

concerning Search and Seizure? 

Harry McLaughlln: Lockers are not 

entered by an official unless the student 

Is present and willing to cooperate. If 

net/'the parent* will be notified. Court 

orders would enter Into It only If the 

parents also refuse. We closely follow the 

New Jersey ooHcy. 

Q. What evidence do you consider 

substantial enough to search one's 

slocerk? , 

I Wooley: Information from a staff 

tbv. The law gives a little more 

leeway to school officials man to police 

onifirstreet. ^ ^ 

IcLaugUln; An eyewitness it 

, iferrcd; one that will say he-she saw It 

and wffl stand up to the student. 

% Have drugs, alcohol or stolen 

goods been a problem at OCHS? 

Michael Clprlano: Am, they are a 

problem any place, but they're not a big 

problem. 

McLauRhlln: In all of ray yean belt. 

feellnp enter Into It. I follow fee rules. I 

retpect the right to privacy. The law to to 

protect everybody, there fore if one 

person could be causing harm to other 

memben of the student body, hMhe hat 

to be dealt wife. 

*Our Town 1 coming to our town 

i 

q 

Ua apadflo todMdnal to. eft 

" T U 

at • 

The Ocean City High School drama 

dub, under fee guidance of Bill Hamilton 

this year, U beginning preparations for a 

late March staging of fee fhonton 

•Wider classic, Our Town, Tryouts wffl 

begin near the end of November for the 

17 male and seven female leads, and 

iartras. A student director and a student 

.stage manager are also being sought 

•Scripts may be obtained from Mr. 

Hamilton. Hit advice to, "Be familiar 

witt fee part you choose to read," All 

rotes will be cast with understudies, and 

fee results of the tryouts will be posted 

by the beginning of December. 

Practices for the play will be held two 

or three nights a week, untt about 9:10 

-and occasionally after school. No 

Saturday practices will be held and 

Friday night practices will be avoided. 

It hat become rather a tradition at 

Ocean City High School to perform a 

musical each spring, but this year's new 

director, Mr. Hamilton, baa decided to 

try something different The dub to 

hoping for a warm reception of Our 

Tbwn, even though It to not a musical. 

This play was received fairly well tan 

years ago when Mr, Hamilton directed It 

at the school. 

The club to also hoping to take a Held 

trip to Rutgers University. Rutgers will 

be presenting Our Tbum toon after 

Christmas. 

-KateOaynor 

I 

• ?:^J 

Spirits sparked 

summer turned out to be quite a good one for the OCHS cheerleaders and 

Jenny Powell of the pom-pon squad. Both attended camps and both faired very well. 

The cheerleaders attended camp at the 

University of Delaware In Newark. They 

1 were there July 17-22. The girls had a 

very busy schedule to follow. A typical 

day went like thto: 

The girls began their day at 6:30 ajn. 

win breakfast. They had to be on the 

field by l a.m. and practice lasted until 

Us 3ft when they would break for lunch. 

Aftet lunch they had to be back on tbe 

fieUby 1 p.m. and practice until 5, then 

break for dinner, The but session of the 

d*j~waa from 8:30 to 8 p.m. After feat 

, tbey.couldgototheirroomsandpractice 

»do*whatever they liked. 

Iteoems all of their hard work paid off. 

TJuf-cheerleaders brought home many 

aw*rda. They were; Sparkle aid Shim 

(gjwn tor excellence in performing a 

ctoer), Most Spirited Squad, and Met 

Gfmgenlal Squad. 

'"'AAllna Amendt alto received a 

stgarate award called a "Koug" award, 

i T% was given for fee most spirited 

cTtwrieader of the day. 

AU18 members of the squad attended 

id of an but three new members. Co. 

.., jita Catty Lease feato that the squad 

"worked very hard and did great for a 

basically new tquad." She ate •aid mat 

^wjtoBlotoffunandagoodwayU learn 

W> 

Ing the came it an annual event 

the OCHS CheerUading 

# 4hlch to now coached by Mtos 

tfttlm. Mis, Smith to a m ' 

teacher at OCHS. 

Jenny PoweU, a senior at Ocean City 

High School, attended pompom camp at 

Weft Cheater State College In Pern, 

sylvanla along with two other girls from 

fee squad. The camp was sponsored by 

fee National Superstar Drill Team. 

While there, Miss Powell was chosen 

•Jong with five other girls who attened 

the camp to go to Honululu and Dallas to 

parfomvln the Aloha Bowl, fee Cotton 

,Bow! parade and the Rainbow Classic 

Tournament Two hundred and eight 

girls wart chosen from ail over the 

United statM to attend. 

Their schedule will be something like 

Mi; Dee. it the glrU will leave for 

Dallas and stay mere until the Hit for 

practice, then on the and they will go to 

Honukdu, Hawaii until fee MB, 

While In Honululu they wiU perform In 

At Aloha Bowl on the MB and In the 

Rainbow Classic Tournament, a 

basketball tournament, on fee 17th and 

•tt. After the tournament they will go 

back to DaUM and on Jan, 2 they win 

perform in the Cotton Bowl Parade. The 

trip wiU cost 11,600, U00 of which will D« 

sponsored by the OCHS Bud Boosters. 

Mlas Powell la tbe captain of the OCHS 

ptttfon •quid which to in Id second 

yiir. Prtor to becoming a member of the 

•quad, Ml* Powell was tbe feature 

twlrler In tbe band front Mlo PoweU to 

'TftmlrtliT about >H t irntrm. She hay 

fiatnow ttMglrlt an more familiar win 

what the ponvpon Bqwd to all about 01 

bar •quad thia yetr the says, 'Thery 

work very hard and catch en fiat and 

ftejr aMtude about performing to a lot 

Jackie AOerbacb 

news 

briefs 

College-bound Juniors took the Pre- 

Scholastic Aptitude Tests (PSAT) on the 

Music Pier last Tuesday. The purpose of 

these tests to to prepare the students for 

the SATs which they wfll take either 

later this year or early next year. 

The students were asked to arrive by I 

am. The teats began at approximately 

8:30 ajn. and were concluded at 11:05 

am. There was one Kkninute break 

between tests. 

The PSAT't Included one math and one 

verbal test, although SATs have tli 

tests. 

The verbal teat contained problems in 

antonyms, anologies, sentence fUHna 

and reading comprehension. The mam 

contained various problems in algebra 

and geometry. 

The testa were given by guidance 

counselor Dennla Jones and aided by two 

pvuyton, 

—KlmPoore 

The French Club elected officers kit 

Monday. Co^reeldents thU year are 

Cathy Adams and Michelle Lanehoney, 

Viet president Sue HalUday, Secretary 

Etfka West, Treasurer Audrey Amleone, 

Members planned several activlUes. 

Ls*t Tuesday night they went to see tbe 

French Mm La ftaim at 1 the Little Art 

Theater with advUor Jeanne Pancout. 

Other plant include a progretslve 

dinner (each count will be served at a 

different member's house); inviting a 

French chef to •chool; and Chrttmat 

cwollng - en Franc* to I 

Fund raking was also discussed. 

Reesea candy can be purchased from 

any ratmber outside of school. Student! 

art reminded feat eating to not par. 

mttttd in hallways and classrooms. 

only on three occasions have students 

ben caught and had substances con- 

fiscated. We try for parental help, and 

are fortunate to usually get it. Tbe 

students cooperate most of the time 

because they know they are caught. We 

try not to involve fee police department 

Q. It the renovation of fee school af- 

fecting the locker situation? 

McLaughlln: It's difficult into year. 

There to a shortage of lockers and many 

students have to share This makes it 

harder to control 

«. H How do you feel about locker 

tearcbuig? 

apriano: I think the fact that schools 

are mandated to protect has weakened 

the Individual school's authority. The 

intent was to prevent drug-alcohol use, 

not to go out and catch kids. AD of the 

Udt are being punished by this. The 

rtcHmi are always puntobed - It't a 

shame. 

WooUey •. It is not a violation of privacy 

I it's done within the rules. 

Mc:aughUn: I don't let my 

Joseph Banner: I would probably 

confiscate and destroy it. According to 

the severity of what it was, I may or niay 

not report It. 

Ida MargoUt: I'd report it to the office. 

Student were atoo asked to comment: 

Qi Hew do yen feel about locker 

•carotins;: daei II violate tha right to 

prtviev? 

Ellen Leone (senior): As long as the 

•tadem knotn and to wflUng, then B'i 

°*;. In !*•£»«aoM. 

Q. What do you feel to tubstanQal 

enough evidence for an official to act 

upon? 

Ken Cadet If fee official can tmeB 

something suspicious; or tt the student to 

found with poaaeasioo (of substance) 

during school. 

Andrea Maml (sophomore): Orjylf a 

teacher taw the locker open. Definitely 

not a rtudent's ward. 

The Billows 

Published by the students ttf Ocean City High School 

Council attends seminar 

In addition to the administration, 

members of the faculty abo voiced their 

opinion. Bach waa asked what action he- 

*e would take If he-she saw some illegal 

substance In a student's locker; 

Roland Watson: I'd make the office 

aware of fee fact that mere's a 

suspicious locker. I have fee authority 

myself to search, but I feel it's better to 

be handled through fee office. 

On Monday, Oct. 17, Ocean City High 

School's Student Council attended the 

New Jersey Association of Student 

CoundU(NSASC) fan business meeting 

at Rider College. Ten students from each 

school were Invited to attend the 

meeting. 

Ocean City High School students who 

atteneded are Alalna Amendt, Maria 

Amendt, KeUy Arrechea, Jackie Blddle, 

Tiiaha Bowman, Lauren Bruce, Crissy 

Hetot, Linda Joyce, Amy Rafferty, 

Karen Wagner, and advisor Al Matthews 

attended fee meeting. 

There was a general astemhh/ of fee 

schools. Taylor Smith, 1983 National 

Century m, scholarship winner and 

freshman at Princeton University, and 

Andre Baldamenti, seventh grade 

student from Chapel HIS School, were 

the speakers during the general 

assembly. The agenda of the day was 

discussed and outlined at fee assembly. 

Several workshop sessions were held 

at this meeting. College admissions, 

•tate charity drive (hemophilia), 

relations wife fee board of education, 

pretident-viee president meeting, and a 

hypnotism demonstration were tome of 

fee workshops feat were attended by 

Ocean City High School students. 

Overall, the fall business meeting was 

a learning experience for each indent. 

Those who attended fee meeting brought 

back knowledge of better leadership and 

great Ideas for their clubs and meetings. 

Kelly Arrechea said, "I get (deal on 

better fund raunng and learned from tbe 

example set by fee leaden at each 

meeting." 

Karen Wagner said, "I found eat 

when a lot of different schools get 

together wife their Individual Ideas, «nd 

combine I wife fee leadership present, 

everyone can team something," . 

Admissions explained 

By KAREN WAGNER 

Cignui Vanni, fee director of ad- 

missions at Swarthmore College, 

recently gave a seminar at Rider 

College. Tbe subject wai "College Ad- 

frtMten* How to Ptoy the Garni." 

Vannl's first topic was tbe "dreaded" 

college application. Re advised feat few 

solid, informative recommendations are 

sufficient. It to not always beat tobavt 

all recommendations from teachers. A 

suggests a boss, guidance counselor, or 

coach would give a more diverse 

viewpoint. 

Be sure to ask for paptra from people 

feat knew you well. It ahould contain 

aspects, of your social ictivffles, plus 

abilities at a serious student A good 

recommendation is filled with in- 

formation about a student's quality, 

persistence and dependability. It should 

not only describe your academics but 

•too you as a person. 

The next topic of discussion was the 

five major things colleges considered In 

selecting a student for acceptance. At 

fee top of the list, scademlc record. This 

shows a student's dedication to main* 

oUnlng good study habits and (be type of 

classes taken; second, productive 

leisure (l,e, extra-curricular activities); 

bird, recommendations; fourth, SAT 

•cores and aptitude test scores; ahd 

lastly, personal interview! and contact 

wife fee college or university. 

College interviews can be • two-way 

street You, at a student, should fat 

asking questions; not Just the dean of 

admission at school of your choice. Find 

out as much about fee particular school 

M you possibly can. What ftaa&fttf 

support can students get? What percent 

of the alumni still contribute to fttt 

BeprepvedtobereadetoeipriMUd 

represent yourself well and be prepared 

to ask questions. A thank you letter-is 

always appreciated for tbe college in- 

terviewing you. .-2 

Going through the game of choosing 

the right college socially ;and 

academically and being accepted 1r a 

grueling race. According to agma 

Vannl, "The trick to to merely learn tow 

to play the game, and how to play It 

vanity §tyle," 

MlsTPumpkln candidates wffl ride one 

of the floats in tordght's Halloween 

Parade, Sixteen junior girls were 

nominated by teachers two weeks ago. 

From that 18 the Junior class narrowed 

ifee nominees down to the rix girls who 

•are running for fee Miss Pumpkin title 

| tonight. 

This year's contestants are; 

AlaiDa Amendt — cheerleader, 

I secretary of Student Council and French 

laub member, 

Cindy Brannuig—a cheerleader and a 

Student Council member, 

Maria Calrnei — manager for fee 

Soccer Team and Surf Club member. 

Michelle DeJetii - Student Council 

member and turf club tabulator. 

Dibble Garvey — Field hockey 

member (all-etar) and Softball team 

. member. 

, Amanda Heist-Ftrstdoubleeon Girls I 

Tennto team and secretary of Junior | 

class. 

Thto year's Miss Pumpkin will be 

announced before fee girls board the 

float in tonight's parade. 

—Dana DeClnque 

Billows Staff 

KDITOR.|N-ui.ll.lir 

W1& the windy 'U 

Otyiky '*••

Page Four, Section Two 

New jersey Senate 

CANDIDATES 

FOR NEW JERSEY 

SENATE 

(First Legislative District- 

Cape May and 

Cumberland COUBUM ) 

Vote for one 

TERM; 4 yeurs 

SALARY; II 

FUNCTIONS1 Legislate on 

state level. Confirm or veto 

appointmtnts of governor. 

Art as court of Impeachment 

Each candidate was ashed 

to supply a brief Megrophy 

mid to mswer the following 

questions with th*lr reply 

limited to 100 words. Answers 

are not edited but excess 

are cut at limit 

The Sentinel-Ledger voters* guide 

QUESTIONS; Jersey, particularly In the 

areas of; a) curriculum; b) 

1. When the Equal Righy teacher training and 

Amendment la referred to the evaluation; c) apstate 

for ratification, will you propriations? 

support the amendment' 

Please give reasons for your 

decision. 

2. New Jersey's credit 

rating may be in Jeopardy 

because of its ever Increasing 

amount of bonded Indebtedness. 

What recommendations 

do you have 

regarding bonding in the 

future? Be ipecifle. 

3. What recommendations 

would you make to the 

governor to improve the 

quality (4 education In New 

JAMES R. HURLEY 

REPUBLICAN 

F.0,B«lM,Hu1vOt 

Incumbent Senator. 

Freeholder, Cumberland 

County, 1967. N.J. Aaasmolyman 

1MMM1 New Jersey 

Senator 1982-M. 

ANSWERS 

1. Yea, I will vote (or 

ratification. I already am on 

record In favor of It, became 

the, firit ratification effort 

started in New Jersty, We 

were the Brit state to ratify 

and I voted for It, 

Women have been 

discriminated agalnit for 

generations In employment 

and education and in almott 

every phase of human life. 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27.1983 

Thursday, October 27, 19$fi 

Compiled by the Ocean City League of Women Voters ic Questions 

2," New Jersey'! credit 

rating Is not In jeopardy. New 

Jersey State Treasurer 

Belderman has warned that If 

we are not careful we could 

overeitend onr borrowing 

capacity. 

the Shore Protection Bond 

Act includes »10 million in 

tain fund* that win be paid 

back to fee state and will not 

CBUM debt problems for the 

state. 

Hw. Capitol Budget and 

Planning Commission was 

created for the express 

purpose of evaluating all bond 

proposals with specific instructions 

to limit the 

borrowing. 

If the legislature and the 

administration is not careful 

In its bond proposals, we could 

find ourselves in a financial 

bind. Th§ safeguards rest 

with the treasurer, governor, 

fee legislature and the Capitol 

Needs Commission. 

3, Governor Kean and 

Education Commissioner 

Cooperman have made 

recommendations to Improve 

fee quality of education In 

New Jersey. I support flielr 

proposals. 

They Include a new certification 

process that allows 

qualified people to become 

teachers without the socalled 

"hDw4o4eaeh courses..." 

CHRISTOPHER H. RILEY 

DEMOCRAT 

1398Venevta,Vtad*Dd 

NQRESPONSEm 

QUESTIONNAmE 

New jersey Assembly •.IT 

CANDIDATES 

FOR NEW JERSEY 

ASSEMBLY 

(First Legislative District- 

Cape May and Cumberland 

counties) 

Vote for two 

TERM: 2 years 

SALARY: »18,000 

FUNCTIONS: Legislate on 

state level. Originate revenue 

measures. Sole power to vote 

impeachment charges. 

Each candidate was asked 

to supply a brief biography 

and to answer the following 

questions with their reply 

limited to ZOO words. Answers 

are not edited but excess 

words are cut it limit. 

qUESTIONSi 

1. When the Equal Righto 

Amendment la referred to the 

Mate for ratification, will you 

support the amendment? 

Please give reasons for your 

decision, 

2. New Jersey's credit 

rating may be In Jeopardy 

because of Its ever increasing 

amount of bonded Indebtedness, 

What recommendations 

do you have 

regarding bonding In the 

future? Be speeifie, 

3, What recommendations 

would you make to the 

Governor to improve the 

quality of education In New 

Jersey, particularly In fee 

areas of: a) curriculum; b) 

teacher training and 

evaluation; c) appropriations? 

REPUBLICAN 

ttlOriordSt,, Bridgeton 

Cape May County 

CANDIDATES FOR 

COUNTY BOARD OF 

CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 

Vote for two 

TERM: Members are elected 

at-large for 3-year overlapping 

terms, 

SALARY! 112,000 

FUNCTIONS: The governing 

body of fee county exercising 

both administrative and 

legislative powers. Apportions 

responsibilities for 

county services among the 

five freeholders at 

organliatlonal meeting. 

Appoints non-elected officials WILLIAM E, STURM JR 

and boards; creates such REPUBLICAN 

boards. 10MN. Shore Road, 

Rio Grande 

Graduate Middle Township 

Each candidate ma asked High School, attended 

to «^ly a brie/ Megwphy Rutgers University and 

aid to mumr the tWtowCnf Univtnlty of Maryland, 

questions with their reply Completed courses In tabor 

limited to t00 words. Answers relations, municipal budget 

m not edited but aceest proeeis and! buitnen adwords 

ore cut at limit. ministration, Former 

member and chairman of 

1, Ai the appointing Cape May County Board of 

authority of Cape May County Electloni, Freeholder, 

MUA Commissioners, what director of revenue and 

can you do as a Freeholder to finance for past U yean 

monitor the cost of treating Employed by N.J, Bell 

sewage In Cape May County? Telephone a yean 

What recommendations do ANSWERS 

you have in this area? i. The enabling statute* 

creating municipal utility 

I, Do you beUavi the ap- authoritfea an very dear In 

pointment of a professional spelling out Mr autonomy, 

twine*) manager could ef- All any Freeholder «n doTi 

fcet savings in the coit of î^t the beat people poMuli 

county government now to serve as members of the 

W,0B0,M0? Please give On* of the most effective 

reasons for your decision. methods of controlling and 

, ... . monitoring the costs of 

I. Bow committed would irt 

youbetoesUUislUng.Crisis p municipal utility 

Intervention Unit for the authority operations under 

Family Court as mandatod by 

the new Juvenile Justice 

(ha sans budaetary reviews 

and constraints that tocal and 

county gov«rnm«nU have 

NO RESPONSE TO 

QUESTIONNAIRE 

GUYMUZIANI 

REPUBLICAN 

300 E. Spencer Avt.WMwood 

NORESFWSETO 

QUESTIONNAIRE 

wife fee Division of Local 

Finance In State Government 

Legislation has been Introduced 

to accomplish this, 

and I support this legislation. 

2. Several methods of 

reorganizing county government 

are permissible under 

fee eiisting County Charter 

Laws of fee State of New 

Jersey. Each has Its strengths 

•ad weaknesses. 

I oppose the appointment of 

a manager because he Is not 

directly responsible to the 

iupaying public. I support 

the establishment^*, the 

poiition of county / admmlafrBtor 

beca»fjof the 

growth of fee county and the 

need for more Control of the 

day to day Operations of 

county government. 

I believe feat It Is not the 

form of government that 

counts. It's the type of people 

that you elect, and "If It ain't 

broke, don't Hi it." 

S. I support the establishment 

of a crisis Interventton 

unit for the family court. I 

believe It win serve a useful 

purpose in recognising 

domeittc problems early m,,. 

RALPH W.EVANS 

REPUBLICAN 

ttSM(ta«.,8ttMHarlMr 

Cuttom builder for St year* 

in Cap* May County, 

Republican Commltt** 

perton and 8ton* Harbor 

leader atveraj years. Exempt 

Firtmin, Put President 

HgmaBuUdinAssodattoDof 

Cap* Ml* County. Paat 

PratidwtLloofChAofStoo* 

JEANNE L.GORMAN 

DEMOCRAT 

324 Cental Avt,, Ocean City 

Campaign Manager for 

Congressman BUI Hughes. 

Past President of the League 

of Women Voters, Lobbyist 

for the League of Women 

Voters, lit District; Board of 

Directors Cape May County 

Environmental Council; Vice 

President, Ocean City Board 

of Education; Member, 

Legislative and Pension 

Committees, N.J. School 

Board Assn. 

ANSWERS 

1, Absolutely. ItaUtvt In 

equal pay for the same Jobs 

regardless of an. Promote 

laws which protect the rights 

of women, provide adequate 

protection for women (particularly 

the contribution* of 

Harbor. Member of Elks 

Lodge and Moose Lodge. 

Freeholder for all yean. 

the homemaker) support 

revision of property and 

inheritance laws In accordance 

with Uniform 

Prolate Code. 

1. New Jenev has a Triple 

A credit rating. The state has 

made it very difficult for a 

municipality to exceed 

stauattfy limitations; furthermore, 

a state finance 

board regulates local bonding 

and win not allow bonding 

beyond their capacity to pay, 

Since the Depression, New 

Jersey baa a strong fiscal 

control. It la probably the beat 

fcroughout the United States, 

3. My strongest recommendation 

would be to Improve 

the curriculum at me 

state teachers college 

bringing it In line with current 

needs. 

Computer technology li an 

area that Is rapidly acquiring 

status as a fundamental skill 

»to be teamed. Our writing 

curriculum ahould be improved 

along wife our basic 

training in the sciences and 

mathematics. 

Legislation could be Introduced 

at both the state and 

ANSWERS 

1. MUA Commissioners are 

appointed by the Freeholders 

GENERALELECnON INFORMATION 

Election day: Tuesday, Nov. I. 

Potts open from 7 a A. to I pjn. 

Vote for two freehoUers, one state senator, two 

assembrymem m addltlM, there are eight state 

questions (fear bond issue* awl fav ctautttntkawl 

amendmenU) and one local municipal qwtstko to be 

leetded. 

Polling places 

*OCEANcrrYi.l 

U.S. Coast Guard SU. 

Ml North Point Road. 

•OCEAN CPTYW 

Once Realty 

100 Atlantic Boulevard 

OCTANCrrYM 

Qaskill Insurance 

Agency 

117 AtlanUc Avenue. 

NrrYM 

Harbor HOUM Motel 

2nd Street and Bay 

Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY 14 

Housing Authority 

tQMthStreet, 

OCEAN CTTYM 

City hall Mine* 

tth Street and Asbury 

Avenue. 

OCEAN CITY M 

Youth Center 

6th Street and AtlanUc 

Avenue. 

VM 

Youth Center 

•th Street and Atlantic 

Avenue. 

OCEAN CITY W 

Youth Center , 


Avenue - 

•(nd(ut*«han|M 

OCEAN CITYW 

Ocean aty Board of 

Realtor. 

405 ttd Street. 

OCEAN CITY 3-2 

American Legion 

l«h Street and Haven 

Avenue. 

V.F.W. 

1501 Bay Avenue. 

OCEAN CITY SH 


l«h Street and Simpson 

Avenue. 

OCEAN CITY 4-1 

OurtadyofGood 

Counsel parish hall 

40th Street and Central 

Avenue. 

Ocean City Airport 

MuStavetaadBay 

Avama; 

OCKANCrTY4^ 

t Arcade 

r Avenue. 

OCEAN dTV 4-4 

Our Lady of Good 

CotiiM parish hall 

4»W8tr««raHl Central 

federal level to provide far 

increased tax deductions to 

firms that donate computers 

to schools and for equipment 

donated for educational 

purposes now allowable far 

equipment donated for 

scientific research. 

Tax credit to high 

technology firms mat hire 

mam and sdenee teachers for 

employment. 

EDWARD H.SALMON 

DEMOCRAT 

18 Ferreea Dr., MtDvfflt 

Elected youngest Mayor of 

MlMUe, receiving 81 percent 

and become an autonomous 

body that meet and make 

good sound Judgment* far the 

but concerns of the County 

population. My basic feeling 

ja mat we must keep good 

buslnets-orlented people on 

this Board to they can run it 

on a business basis. 

I've been to many meetings 

of the MUA and feel fee 

Commissioners are doing a 

good job. They an many 

capped by state 

and federal government rule* 

and regulations and muat 

follow their mandate*. 

They are ever mindful ef 

the state and federal funding 

and are constantly looking for 

grants wherever they may be. 

This is the be*t road to follow 

aa far as I'm concerned. 

S. My feeling to that the 

present Freeholders are 

qualified and are doing the Job 

we have bean elected to do. 

Working In dole harmony 

with good department heads 

and nave dally contact with 

(hem. 

If we wen to have a 

manager w* would ton this 

dole contact and would 

aunty create absenteeism air 

far as the Freeholders are' 

1 I support establishing a 

crisi* intervention unit f or th* 

family court I feel it would 

ma our pmtat Juvenile 

domestic load and give man 

time to the domeatic courts 

and our Judges to focus on 

more pressing Judicial 

mattwi. 

1M8*.A*I*IU. 

of the vote In 197J. Elected 

three, terms as Cumberland 

County Freeholder; 

Legislative Chairman of fee 

Southern New Jeney 

Development Council; 

President of fee Southern 

New Jersey Council Boy 

Scouts of America- Trustee of 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Assocaltion. Educator by 

occupation. 

ANSWERS 

1. Fully supportive of the 

Equal Righto Amendment 

and the concepts It stands far 

regarding equality of opportunity 

for women, My 

record shows I nave long been 

a supporter of women on this 

Issue. 

I have been commended for 

my efforts a supporter of 

women on this Issue. 

I have been commended for 

my efforts In bringing higher 

percentages of women Into 

local and county government, 

I have recently set In motion, 

fee formation of Cumberland 

County's first commission on 

women which will be fully 

operational by January p4, 

2. Capital construction 

projects funded by general 

Former Staff Assistant for 

Congressman William J. 

Hughes. Upper Township 

Treasurer for ita years who 

originated the Investment 

program that keeps all 

monies Invested from the day 

of receipt until needed for 

expenses. Former Ocean City 

Board of Education 

Secretary. Former legal 

secretary. 

ANSWERS 

1. As a Freeholder I would 

monitor the cost of treating 

sewerage in Caps May County 

by ascertaining the economic 

policy of each of the current 

MUA Commissioners and 

withholding the appointment 

of anyone who dot! not have a 

good track record of holding 

down cost*. 

2.1 believe that each of the 

Freeholders should be 

responsible for the cos> 

efficient operation of the 

department* under hi* control. 

If the Board of Chown 

Freeholders operatri ef. 

fecUvely there would be no 

need for a professional 

bustne** manager. 

a. I an strongly committed 

to establishing B CrUU Intervention 

Unit for the Family 

Court because I believe that it 

1* most Important for 

Juvenile* and their families to 

riciivi Immediate 

professional help whan 

problems ari*e. 

obligation bonds are ail'important 

component of New 

Jeney "s long-term efforts to 

upgrade its physical plant An 

Inordinately high level ofboad 

sales may contribute' to 

weakening the state's tftdit 

rating. -.; 

Strict oversight by the 

legislature and such administrative 

agencies as the I 

Commission on Capital 

Budgeting and Planning will 

assure that only thpse 

projects with a Ing life expectancy 

and mow of highest 

priority will be financed by 

long-term bonds. 

Strongly support strong 

legislative and executive 

oversight of our state's 

bonding program. 

3. Strengthen basic 

educational skills and 

tightening up of discbjUne,and 

graduation requirements 

Need to provide • variety, of 

programs to reflect the new 

needs of society regarding 

high technology skills. 

Revision of the education 

courses taught in our colleges 

fat order for mem to be more 

relevant to actual classroom | 

experience of the teacher... 

Vice President Sands 

Department Store, Sea Isle 

City, Sea Isle City Planning 

Board 4 years, 3 years as Vice 

Chairman, Elected to Cape 

May County Democratic 

Committee three twins. 

Elected Cape May County 

Democratic Chairman three 

turn. Fifteen years business 

experience. 

ANSWERS 

1. The present board has 

consistently claimed that 

because the MUA is. an 

autonomous body their 

obligation as Freeholders 

stops with the appointment of 

the commission; It la exactly 

this kind of hands off attitude 

tat hag contributed t».the 

many MUA blunders. 

The cost of treating 

sewerage U related directly to 

the amount of dollars spent i 

and how they art spent The 

key la to keep costs down and 

make sure we receive a 

dollars worth of services for.a 

dollar paid. -: ( 

The lines of communication 

between the Board, of 

Freeholders and the MpA 

mist be kept clearly open; a 

permanent liaison from, the 

board to the MUA can,«c- , 

oompllsh thi*. It U Important 

that the Board of Freeholders 

keep regular tabs on MUA 

activities and work dpsely 

wltt the appointed co/nmUslaiers 

to Insure a, fair 

anakt. to the public. ' 

i .i j 

1 The primary respanstblUty 

for a smooth running, 

oosUffkiont government lies M 

with Its elected officials. They • 

are u* basia for any administration 

with or without a 

manager. 

J. Th* establishment of 

Cmts intervention Uoft'for 

Ib* Family Court is one of iny 

top prlorittaa. Our ownty 

mustmertlbjrMponiibultj'to 

DKMOCRAT 

MftliSt, Sea bit City Abuse. 

' EXPLANATION ON QUESTIONS 

There are three types of ballot questions ta New Jeney, 

Voters are asked to vote yes or no on the following- 1 

Constitutional Amendments, 2. Public Quartans and 3 

Bond tomes. , 

-M\ three propositions must pass both houses of the 

legislature In order to appear on the ballot. My bond 

issues and public questions, however, require the 

dgnature of the governor as weU. 

When there is more than one statewide proposition the 

Secretary of State directs the order In which they shall 

appear on the ballot. 

Generally speaking, all three are referred to as public 

questions. 

The public Questions appear In thin order on the Nov. 8 

Ocean City ballot: 

State Public Question No, 1 

GREEN ACRES BOND ISSUE 

Should the "New Jersey Green Acres Bond Act of 1983," 

I authorizing the state to Issue bonds in the amount of tlS5 

mVtlon for the purposes of state acquisition and 

development of lands for recreation and conservation and 

rtote loans to local government units for the acquisition 

and development of bids for recreation and conservation, 

establishing a revolving fund for the making of 

MW loots, and providing the ways and meant to pay the 

Interest on these bonds and to discharge the principal 

thereof, be approved? 

This bond Issue would provide funds for low Interest 

> loans and for matching grants for the acquisition and 

'development of lands for recreation and conservation 

purposes. 

• rrhe act provides |H million for state recreation end 

conservation projects, fJO million for loans to local 

•gsyemments and ITS million for matching grant* to local 

governmental unite, 

1 Municipalities would receive compensation for loss of 

i ta* revenue by rea»on of the acquisition and ownership of 

property by the state of New Jersey on a decreasing scale 

tor 13 yean, 

1 - ' State Public Question No, 1 

• < SHORE PROTECTION BOND ISSUE 

1 ffieuld the "Share Protection Bond Am of JIM" which 

authorizes the state to Issue bonds in the amount of UO 

'frtllton for the purpose of state projects and the making of 

state fronts and loans to counties and municipalities for 

• the rmearMng, planning, acquiring, developing, constructing 

aid maintaining o/ oounty and municipal shore 

protection projects, providing the ways and means to pay 

• that in interest of such debt and also to pay and discharge 

' the principal thereof, be approved? 

The funds authorised by mis bond issue would provide 

loans and matching grant! to counties and municipalities 

for researching, acquiring, and maintaining shore 

• protection projects. $35 million would provide grant* on a 

7S percent state-25 percent municipality basts, iU million 

' would be available for loans to small communities. These 

loans could be used ai the jnunldpality's portion of the 

frant. 

State Public Question No. J 

1981 WATER BOND AMENDMENT 

-. fflMlltheaniendnwntsto the -Water Supply Bond Art of 

•1981," which authorize the urn of water supply bond funds 

far certain additional state aid local water supply 

jwj/ects. programt, and studies relating to ground, 

•aurfam and storm water monflfement. Mater delivery 

and treatment, water conservation and contamination, be 

approved? 

This bill authorizes the use of water supply bonds for 

certain water supply plans, programs and studies. 

, This Is not additional funding; It Is a correction to the 

.''Water Supply Bond Act of 1981." 

.' When that bond act was passed no funds were 

flcally provided for feasibility and engineering 

ts which are required before public hearings on 

i can be held, 

Jjone of the funds can be used for these studies since It U 

not spelled out in the original bond Issue, This bill win 

authorize the useof bond funds to finance studies. 

"'*-" State Public Question No. 4 

BRIDGEREHABILrTATlON BOND ISSUE 

Shall the following tut be approved? An act authorizing 

the creation of a debt ef the State of New Jeney by 

kSuanceofbondsoftheBtateinthesumof$135muHonfor 

•tfa purpose of rehabilttattngand Improving bridges in the 

•state; provide the ways and means to pay and discharge 

• ftitpHneipal thereof and interest thereon, 1 provide/or the 

»SMonttf«ton of this act to fte people at the General Hae. 

i"Uan and make en appropriation? 

.. Approval of mil act would provide 1135 million for the 

Tehabilltatton and improvement of the state, county and 

municipal bridges with 937,5 million reserved for county 

•and municipal bridge projects, and *97.5 million reserved 

< joriitats bridge projects. 

i-.-TJiese funds are essential to make necessary repairs 

•4ttd Improvements, the cost of which far exceeds funding 

; which can be provided by state appropriations and monies 

.generated through the New Jersey Transportation, 

..Rehabilitation and Improvement Bond Act of 1979. 

The fuUcostofrehabllltation and Improvement of state 

, brldgea would be defrayed by the bond proceeds while 80 

percent of the cost would be defrayed on county or 

'municipal bridges with the county or municipality 

'defraying 20 percent of the cost 

'• Ooit ol'fci rehabilitation and Improvement of railroad 

"overhead bridges carrying state, county or municipal 

'•roads are also to be defrayed by bond proceeds In varying 

-amounts. 

; ea|nOTNo.i 

'.' CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT-JUDGES 

"'Matt tht ammdmam to Arttete W, Section III 

,.Wrairnph J end StOhn VI. paragraphs I and 3 of tot 

'Qratttiiflon creating a family part of the Chancery 

UvMon, trmtfmingjudfrMofthajuvmUt and domestic 

relations court* or /arnuVeowt and county district courts 

*;tht Superior Court upon tfte abolman of those courts 

jmdparnmntjudgti of thorn formtr court* who have 

ôbqtdred tenurt or Judge* of the Superior Court who 

) , trflufred tenuntprior to theft 1 appoMmmt to the Superior 

Court to have nmure a* Suptri» Court Judges and/udgw 

• affhoMformtr court* who have not acqulnd tmun to 

qoqidre tenure upon reappolntment to the Superior Court, 

tx approved! 

This propoaed constltuUonal *roendm*nt cr«at«* a 

separate family part of the Superior Court Queen 

• artsion. The Judges of the juvenile and don2 

'relations courtt or family court which pre**ntly haw 

' 'Jurisdiction over most family mattwi and tb« JudatM of 

•Se'county district court* would to to-anifarridto ma 

^BWCort. . "" 

under th* Constitution, judfM of tb* Bumm 

j b t t o d b y th* Governor and conflrm*d 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAliCITY, N J, PAGE § — SECTION TWO 

by fee Senate before taking office, this amendment 

propose* that upon fee abouMon of fee Juvenile and 

domestic relations courts or family court and county 

district courts, Judges of those former courts would be 

Judges of the Superior Court without being rMgjnjfr* 

and reconfirmed. 

In addition, Judges of those former courts who bavt 

tenure and untenured Judge* of the Superior Court who 

tad previously acquired tenure as Judges of fee Juvenile 

and domestic relations or family court or county district 

courts would have tenure a* Judge* of the Superior Court. 

Judges who have not acquired tenure on fee Juvenile 

and domestic relations courts or family court or county 

district courts would continue to serve for their uneiplred 

terms and became tenured as Superior Oourt Judges upon 

reappolntment 

State PmbUeQaestti No. I 

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT-BONDS 

Do you approve the amendment to Article VTO. SecMon 

17. paragraph 3 of the Constitution, which authoring the 

Legislature to enact lauB.wtthoU/urther approva/by the 

voters, authorttlng the creation of a debt or debts for the 

reflnancHui of all or a portion of any aurwrt or future 

outstanding debt or liability of the State previously approval 

by the voters, so fans as such low* shall require 

that the refinancing provide a debt service saUngS T 

The approval of this amendment would allow the 

legislature to authorize fee refinancing of state Indebtedness 

without further voter approval In thoae cases 

where a debt service savings naufa. 

The amendment would allow the legislature to take 

advantage of refinancing possibilities in those eases in 

which fee state would reaUn a savings from the 

refinancing of a bond issue previously autbortted by fee 

voters. 

State Public Quertkm No. 1 

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT -SURVIVOR 

DEDUCTION 

Do joy approve of the amendment to the Constitution of 

the State of New Jersey which entitle* a surviving spouse 

of a veteran to receive the veteran's nal and personal 

property tax deduction? 

This amendment would remove the genderbased 

language so that fee widower of a female veteran would 

continue to receive the *50 local property tax deduction or 

exemption under thmme circumstances as the widow of 

a male veteran. 

StaUPubUcQuestionNo.B 

, CONSnTUTIONALAMENDMENT-VETO EX- 

TENSION 

Shoe the amendment to A rncbV, Section I, paragraph 

M. of Ote Consti tutton. agreed *» by the tefjjfatyre, ond 

extending by. days the time that the Governor has to tign 

any Mil passed by the Legislature within 10 days 

preceding the ejcpiranon of the second legislative year be 

approved? 

At present those bills passed during the last 10 days of 

the closing of the legislative session must be signed by fee 

governor More the legislative session ends. 

This amendment would give fee governor seven days 

after the close of the session to consider thesebtlls. 

p P » t t .„ 

OCEANCrTYSALARYRErEItENDUM ' 

ihall the salaries of Managerial Executives and 

Confidential Employees of the City of Ocean City be increased 

at follows? 

Construction 

Cod» Official 

City Bnoinetr 

City Tremurer/ 

Dlr. of Finance 

Superintendent 

of Recreation 

PtrtontMl Director 

Rlik Minager 

Director of 

Public Relation! 

Html Maw; 

*4M*. 133,700. tM,iM. 

15,434. mmQ. M44M. 

13,4*4. M0,M0, U*,tM>, 

UA3f>. mm*. IMJ33. 

U,W $33,700. SM,»?. 

mim*. m,m 

Interpretive Statement on the Qaeatfam 

A "Yes" vote increase* fee *alary of the** 

from the present annual salary to the 

salary for the 1963 calendar year. 

A'ô" vote will maintain the salary for tnwe positions 

at their present annual salary for the 1963 calendar year. 

The dry engineer, Treasurer, and Personnel Director 

are no longer wife the aty. Their Increases would be 

payable retroactively to Jan. 1,1983 from the dates of 

their resignations or elimination of position. 

This referendum was presented to the City Clerk by the 

Committee of Petitioners: Jack Bittner, Mary Fried, O. 

John Schrelner, Jr., Edward MacClane, Harry A. 

Delventhal, Jr. upon fee collection of 748 signature*. It 

was certified for the General Election ballot after 

verification of fee required number of signatures by fee 

aty Clerk. It win appear as follows: 

The League requested statements from the Committee 

of Petitioners and from Management supporting their 

positions: 

Statement by Petitioners: 

The people's right to petition Its government Is a time 

honored and legally protected extension of voter participation 

In fee state of New Jersey. The referendum Is 

nece*sarytocorrect the course of our clty'Bihlp. 

aty Council's carte blanche approach toward the 

budget ta part and parcel ol me Otaesa which caused our 

Uperemt tax Increase. 

The opposition's attempt to confuse the public and 

belittle fee amount of money Involved here 1* th* attitude 

which threaten! me Ufa blood «f our future c«y budgets. 

We ated no further proof than our recent ataeasment 

notices to rtaUM feat now to the time to set me tone for 

reasonable pay for city management employee*. 

AND voti iia vote aptaat the salaries.;A YES vote U 

tor the salary Increase* to voter* read th* question and 

don't ba confused. 

Statement by Manafenwat: 

It 1* not equitable Oat only time employee* should not 

receive their 1963 salary Increase* that have bean lnduded 

In Urel9MbuoVi*t You wffl net be further aj*e**ed 

to grant the salaries. 

We have signed a vaJM contract with the City which U 

not being honored (JuallfUd people wffl think twice bafort 

wrtmgmacociinnmh>iimbl*tohonorltsa)ntract*. 

Management offared to wttle for cosUrf-Uvlng raise* 

andglveuppromtoedtacrtmmti. Th* mayor refused tin* 

compronu**. Becaua* of nil the Qfr h« tort good par. 

sonnri and w*.drscg*d Into* usde*«»7B,0O0UwsulL 

HtBBUsament oTsalariaa to the Job of administratin 

•nd kglslatiYe branch** of government To ask th* 

•wag* elttM to perform tttafunction to UBntsnoibto. 

ONU City moat b* run to a profewlonal manmr by 

professional, «xp«rienc*d p*raomel. Thl* Is th* way to 

sm mon*y and imur* *fflcknt gonrnnMnt. 

SH0UUWI 

VOTHH 

You loiow that's what you're going to say 

if your candidate doesn't win. 

A Public Service of the National Association of Secretarlti of Statt,, 

this Publication and the Advertising Council J 

WITH TM1 COOPiRATION OF 

Sitinektedger 

Serving Ml. OcMn City irti far over 100 ymtrf 

UhSlntl QcnnGm,NnJtrmyOtlli 

MCALLISTER 

OILHEAT,, A Family Tradition 

10,000 + 

Customers Depend 

On Us 

To Save Them Heating Oil 

& Hard-Earned Money. 

Who can you depend on? 

Call the Energy Specialists tor 

fuel delivery, oil burner service 

& courteous. Individual attention. 

It's our tradition. 

MCALLISTER 

FUELS 

345-2231 927-4122 

tho Heart of South Jersey lot Over

PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL.LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

AME 

St. JAMES AME 

7m St. and Haven Av, 


Rev, Beckworth J. Vouchees, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

1:10 am • Sunday church 

school 

11 am. • Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. - Evening service 

Assembly of God 


OF GOD 

2115 New Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 am - Sunday school 

11 ain, -Morning worship 

7 p.m • Evening service 

ABUNDANT LIFE 


as Short Rd, 

(Plain 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev Andrew Suraee, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 a,m^» WershlB itrviee 

OCEAN CITY 



and Reading Room 

8th St. & Asbury Ave, 

CmtlSTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11 ;00 A.M. 

Sunday Sehoe! ll;00 A.M. 

Wednesdays i;00 P.M. 

Teitimonia! Mttting 

Heading Room Daily 

11 AM, te 2 P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 


THURSDAY 

7 pJM. . Midweek 

Baptist 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and Wesley Av 

Ocean Clfy 

Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m • Sunday school 

10:45 a.m. and 7 pm • 

Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn, • Prayer service 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. — Worship service 

with Rev, Wlngate preaching. 

Nursery provided. 

11; IS • jn, — Sunday school 



The church office Is located 

at 247 W. Inlet Rd., phone 398- 

6128, 

SEAVIEW BAFTBT 

3025 Shore Rd, 

Linwood 

Rev. WUUam W. LeCoTny, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:15 a.m. • Sunday school' 

10:15 • Morning 

worship a.m. 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. • Evening bible study 

and prayer servloi. 

UMON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue 

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1983 

REV. BRUCE DUVALL 

Audubon, N.J. 

MMM 8EBVTE 10:30 A.M. 

Serving South Ocean City Ypar 'Round 

LAST CHANCE! 

Sing In G.F, Handel's 

"MESSIAH" 

Dr. lugine/WeCey, Conductor 

Rehearsal next Friday, Nov. 4th, at 

8:30 P.M. In the STAINTON ROOM, 

ST. PETER'S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

8th St. & Central Ave. Ocean City, n.J. 

Performance Is wlH fill orclwitri on 

December 4th, 1983 

at 4:00 P.M. 

TENORS ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED 

^PiTEKS UNITED 


ItkMiCMMAVMM OcMflClty.HJ. 

SUNDAY, OCT. 30th, 1983 

9:00 A.M. Church Scbtol 

10:30 A.M. Morning Wonhip 

"THE GRACE OF GENEROSITY" " 

ThtR«.OivklM.Rncb,PrtKhlng 

, (Th« 10:30 S«fvlc«broadca»t on WIBGAAA 1^0} 

O»vMM. Pinch, Pastor 

William R.McClatl'and.AttociitM 

Boatn* M. McCoy, Organl*t/Dlr«ctor of Muilc 

' fotalstn 

1 


BAPTIST 

(American Baptist) 

18th St. and Simpson Av. 



Rev; Richard Wlngate, pastor 

Worship together this week 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

an S. Shore Rd 

Marmora 

The Rev, Russell H. Bower* 

Jr., minliiu-r 

SUNDAY 



7 pjn. • Eventng M I 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th St. and West Av 

Rev, Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 am. 

11 H.IB. 

TUESDAY 

7i3o pjn. 

Sunday ichool 

• Monung service 

Prayer 

CORBIN crrv BAFTWT 

Main Street 

ty 

KB, BlggBi, 

SUNDAY 

i;« a,m. • Sunday icftool 

11 ajn • Morning worship 


BAPTBT 

Bth and New York Av. 

Somern Point 

Dan Corbett, pajtor 

SUNDAY 

9-45 a,m, - Sunday school 


I pjn, • Family study hour 

7 p.m, . Evering lervlce 


Rev. Lafayette Riddlck, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m, • Sundayêhool 

11 ajn. • Monung wonhip 

WEDNESDAY 

7; M p.m. - Midweek prayer 

servloe 

BAPTIST 


School 

Perry Road 


Middle 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Sunday School 

10:45a.m.-Mornlng service 

7 pjn. - Evening service 

THURSDAY 


V# »W« 

GMk 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

40th SI, and Asbury Av, 

OwanCity 

Msgr. Jflifph Don«iy. p.jtor 

Untraod 

Rev, Leonard Carrier!, pastor 

MASSES 

Mly-7 and 8:10 ML 

Sato-day . 6: JO pan. 

Sunday-S, 9:30 and II a.m., 

8-30 p.m. 

Dally . a an, and 4 pjn CONFESSIONS 

Saturday-gajn. and 4 and Saturday from 4 to 5 p.m. 

7 p.m. 

Sunday.l,», 10:15 and 11;« 

a_m. 

and 7:30 to 8:30 pjn. 

CONFESSIONS 


Sun. MaM. 

Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. 

or anytime upon request 

IT. AUGUSTINE'S 

ISA St. and Wedey Av 

tan City 

Msgr, James A. Carr, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally • 7 and 1 ajn. 

Saturday - 4 and 7 pjn. 

Sunday- S, 9:IS and 11 ajn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdayi after 8 mm. 

Mast, Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

pjn. and after 7 p.m. Mm, 

ST. FRANCES 

CAHRINI R.C. 

ted Si and Atlantic Av 


Msgr. WiUlam McCaristin, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily • I ajn, 

Saturday • 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 11 ajn. to 

noon, before mass in the 

evening and after dally mass. 

CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

200 W. Tuckahoe Rd. 

Marmora 

Msgr. James J. Zegers, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally • 8 a.m. 

Friday • 8 ajn. and 7 pjn. 

Saturday* 4 and 6:30 pjn, 

Sunday^ 9:15 and 11a.m. 

OUR LADY OR SORROWS 

Wabaah and Poplar aw. 



"Ocean City's Only 

American Baptlat Church" 

SffWMi hwU at OMM City Community Gmntmr 

18th Street & Simpson Ave. 

ft^BmHrMrl 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 A.M. 


Rtv.RlchanlC.WInsatt. 247W.MMM. HIM3IM1M 


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

"THE DIFFERENCE IS WORTH THE DRIVE" 



6900 VEHTHOR 

PARKWAY 

MARGATE 

35 DtntminiUni 

Rtpnmnted 

S Mn. North 

ofOwinCtty 

OUR QUARTET 

MOMAMAK 

HAKCYITOTT 

MMKEJBMtt 

SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR 

THIS SATURDAY AND USE THE EXTRA 

HOUR FOR 100 AND CHRIST. 

REFORMATION SUNDAY 

DR. WISZNAT PREACHES: 

"IS THERE ANY FURTHER 

NEED FOR PROTOTANTST 


44th and LandU Av. 

Sea Isle aty 

Rev John KUleen, paster 

MASSES 

Daily • 7 Lffl, and 4:30 pjn. 

In the church 

Saturday • 1 ajn.. S and 7 

pjn. in church 

Sunday • B, 9-SO and U ajn. 

In church 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

Store Rd, and Harbor La, 

Somen Point 

MASSES 

Dally • 7 and I «.m. 

Saturday - 5:30 pjn. 

Sunday-7:46,8,10:10,11:30 

ajn. and 5:30 p.m. 

OONFBSSIONS 

Saturday - 4 to 5 pjn. 

Christian Science 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRBT 

SCIENTIST 

8tb St. and Asbury Av. 


SUNDAY 

11 ajn. . Church Service 

and Sunday School 

DAttY 

11 ajn. to 2 pjn. • Reading 

Room open 

HOLYTRmrTY 

EPBCOPAL 

30th St. and Bay Av. 


Btv. Mkfaiel W. Goldberg, 

rector 

5:30 pjn, - Holy Eucharist 

SUNDAY" " 

1 ajn.. Holy Eucharist 

10 ajn.. Choral Eucharist, 

Sunday school. 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 ajn. 

Eucharlit. 

Midweek 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

167 Shore Rd. 

SuuMs Point 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton. 

SUNDAY 

1 am. • Holy Eucharist 

10 a.m. - Choral Eucharlit 

with sermon, story boor and 

nursery 

WEDNESDAY 

10 is, • Holy Eucharurt In 

the chapeL 

Ittterdenomnaiional 

UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE-SEA 

56th St. and AJhury Av 



SUNDAY 

10:30i.m. -Monung service 

with guest ipeaker the Rev. 

Bruce C. Duvall of Audubon. 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CHAPEL 

Lyndhurst and Wlaiar Av, 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Worship Service 

11 a.m. • Family bible how 

7 pjn.. Ootpel meeting 


Hotel Luray 

m Weakly Av. 


Rev, Frank Mohr 

ST. 

lid/urn 

LUTffiRAN 

Av, it lOfli St 


Albert E, AJjpach, pMtor 

Dr. Charles P, Crewman, 

assistant 

SUNDAY 


9:30 ajn -Adult forum 

11 ajn. - The service 

MES8MH LUTHKRAN 

42nd and Undiji Av. 

Sea lit aty 

Henry Ireland, patter 

SUNDAY 

9:43 a.m. • Church school 

tor all ages 

11 «jn. • The itrvlM 


Shore Rd, and Dawet Av, 

Somen Point 

Rev, CharlM Rindt, pastor 

Rev. Margaret Gibb, aait. 

putor . 

SUNDAY 


9:30 and 11 a.m. - Morning 

worship 

Methods 


CHURCH of SomtFi Point 

_ — Bethel Rd. and Doran Av. 

(oppoalte Acme parldnglot) 

SUNDAY 

9:45 aj - Sunday school *Rev. Ro6ert E. "Costello, 

11 ajn. •'Honing worship pastor 

7:30 pjn, • Evening service 

SUNDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

10 ajn.. Sunday school and 

7:30 pjn. • Prayer service worship service. Nursery 

and bible study 

available. 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Ocean Heights Av. and Bethel 

Rd. 

Somen Point 

Rev. Wluiam Britt, pastor 

SUNDAY 

ST, PETER'S s 


8th St. and Central Av. 


David M. Finch, putor 

William R. McClelland, 

associate 

1 and 10:19 ajn. • Praise Kenneth R. Fell, associate 

and worship Eugene 

7 pjn. • Evening praise and music 

worship 

McCoy, director of 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

1838 Shore Rd. 

Linwood 

Rtv. Wuilam Conover, pastor 

Rev. Keith Johnson, assistant 

SUNDAY 

9:« ajn. - Church school 

win danea for all ages. 

11 ajn, • Morning worship 

7:30 pjn, • Evening service 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 

OF JESUS UP j, 

SUOTAY 

11 ajn. . Meets In the 

B-otherhood Chapel on Shore 

Fd,, Seavllle. (Jurt Inside the 

N.J. Marine Science Con. 

forthm). All are welcome. 

I (Air Conditioned), 


SStWMityAn, OctmCtty.H.J. 

Rev, Frank Atohr, Pastor 

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 

Sunday Morning Wonhip 11:00 a.m, 

Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p.m. 

Prayer Mwtlng& Bible Study 

Wedneiday Evening 7:30 p.m. 

PrtMNn, and TiaeMng tf* Whoto Bit* 

, FW iimfamm M siMiit 

OCEAN CITY 


10TH8T.*WE«LEYAVEV OCEAN CITY 


10:4BA.M.A 1MPM, • PAtTOB DONALD E.HUmj»T 

I..MTMU 

0R.HLMIT 

Van TrMHtMrtcHon to and MM Sunday School 

and Church DM-A-ftM* »MMJI 

SUNDAY 

9 ajn. • Church school 

10:30 a.m. . Morning 

wonhip, Paitor Finch 

preaching. 

TRINITY UNITED 

METHODIST 

10 N. Shore Road, 

Marmora 

Rev. J.D. 

SUNDAY 

11 ajn. - Morning worship 

CENTRAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. and Central Av, 

Unwood 

Rev. Harvey E. Van Sdver, 

pastor 

nJNDAY 

9:30 am. . Sunday school 

9:30 and 11 am - Morning 

•nrfoe 

6:45 • Evening wershlp 

UNITED METHODIST OF 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Kenned^ Blvd. and Park Rd. 

Richard W. Nichols, pastor 

SUNDAY 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, Tj 

9:45 am • Church 

far family 

11 BJB. • Worship hour 

MACEDONIA 

METHODIST 

Wtti a. and Staapun A* 

ooMn city ^ ^ •• 

Devid M. Find, pastar - , 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,ISM 

"filiation s&rtice 

day far Baptist 

'church senior pastor 

Recently Pinter Donald I. 

Hurlbert of St. Louis, Mo. 

accepted • caU to become the 

•enlor pastor of fee Ocean 

Qty BaptUt Church, He has 

teen in the Christian mlniitry 

J»r over 80 years. 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. 

Most recenUy he served as 

the general director of the 

Berun Mission, with its 

headquarters In St. Louis, 

WESLEY UNITED •i.Tf This la • worldwide 

METHODIST 

missionary organization with 

Rt. 610 

Petersburg 

representatives sharing the 

gospel of Jesus Christ in many 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, 

oounMej, From 1968 to 1981, 

"1 Pastor Hurlbert wai the 

SUNDAY 

senior pastor of the York 

9:43 ajn, i. -Monung wohhtil IJ ^Pfc);fi«Pil Center. He also 

11 ajn. • SundaysehooP^PI Served,, pastoratea in John, 

stown, Pa., and Kensington, 

ft. 

TUCKAHOE UNITED l 

METHODIST 

He Is a graduate of Moody 

Hble Institute and Southeast 

gt.41 

Missouri State College. 

Tuckahoe 

A service of Installation will 

Dr. John F. Garrahan, pajthr *4 te.te|#, at the Ocean City 

Baptist Church. 10th Street 

SUNDAY 

and Wesley Avenue, 3 p.m. 

10 ajn, • Sunday school Sunday, Oct. SO. Dr. Gilbert 

11:15 

feterson, president of Ltn> 

wmhip 

1 -' 

a.m. - Moriing? 

caster Bible College, will be 

the featured speaker. This 

service Is open to the public 

and resident* of Ocean City 

and the surrounding communities 

are welcome to 

•hare the occasion with 

Pastor Hurlbert and the 

church family. 

Pastor Hurlbert and Us 

wife Donna are the parents of 

six MM. The Huriberts reside 

at the church parsonage, 929 

Wesley Av, 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. 

Sjaville 

Jeflrey W. Hldtn, paj 

SUNDAY 

Jl: ) ; 

9 and 11 a.m. - Worthty 

service 

IB a.m,. aureh •cho^^'ff 

Presbyterian i •-,:• 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN • ' 

7th St. and Wesley Av, , .-.: 

Ocean City >• .ii 

Preaching Christ CrudfiiSj' 

Risen, coming again. 

Minister: Rev. William',] 

Radcliffe Allen, ThM. 

Rev, Jeffrey W. " 

assistant 

MrectDr of Music, Henry < 

Loper i 

Organist, Jean Ridgeway * 

i SUNDAY 


11 a.m. . Monung worship , 

7:30p.m..Eveningwdfahlpt I 

paitor OCEAN CITY ORTHODOX I j 

PRESBYTERIAN " 

32nd St. and Central Av, 

Rev. John H. SkUton, pastor 

OJNDAY .;;: 

10 a.m. - Sunday School 

11 a.m. • Honing worship 1 

7 p.m. . Evening service..".: 

REUGIOUS SOCIETY •* 

OFFRIENOS 

(Quaker) 

Shore Rd., Seavllle 

FIRST DAY 

(Sunday) 

9:80 ajn. - Sunday 

11 a.m. . Meeting 

he that entereth therein Is safe 

and secure." 

won m mti stem wmim' 

the Bahaf Faith* 

For Information Call: 

399.5737 

Tht Presbyterian, U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

* Rtv. Wm, Radcliffe Alien, Th.M,, Pastor 

Rev. Jeffrey W, Winter, Assistant Pastor 

Director of Music i 

Henry C.Loper 


7:30 P.M. 

The Whole Bible For The Whole Person 

Graded Classes - Nuiwy ^di 

'. Women'* BJbl« Study Fellowsrtlp 

ro 

iS^HfeîiS! 

Shufflin'on 

ByEDVETTH It has been called to our 

attention that the oldest 

The weather we have been "youngster" of our mem- 

enduring this past week ia not bership, Frank Richardson, 

exactly conducive to shuf- who just celebrated his 96th 

Jlebeard, Ai a matter of fact, Urthctav. had surgery at the 

p'tFjuit about right for Shore Memorial HoipUaL He 

hibernation. 

has returned home and Is 

There ia one problem with ooirvalesiiuj under the care of 

thin hibernation, it keep! you his daughter, Marion. 

at home with scores of things 

to be done this time of year. 

We believe they call this 

house cleaning, and shuf ffln is 

a lot more fun, so we must 

bring back the sun. 

WUfflve arrived at the tee 

of year when Oil Jeffries and 

/hard working city crew 

'will reinstall our wind 

breakeei around the first five 

courts so our cold months will 

be math mere bearable. 

The paddle game continues 

to attract enough players to 

i occupy from three to five 

| courts. In mis game, much 

like-our progressives, each 

playet plays three games with 

thnieidKfefent parineri. 

# The whole routine is 

detanoined by drawing a card 

on which is stated the end and 

tie color disc you will play. 

Yowjnove to the spot called 

for on the HUM drawn card 

and, of course, a different 

partner. The game has merit 

sinoeâ Jackpot awaits fee 

winner*. 

thought! ir* tht 

4>ocht in our lift; HI MM It 

Mil f lourntl at HM Mffltfl 

tiif bit* mhllt *• mwn 

I 

M«n (* distlnguifhed 

| f em the animals by his 

a illltyvfo IhlnK, to plan, to 

asort. We are but tht 

emSodlmtnf of our 

ifloughts and tht thoughts 

think will shape our 

lies for btfttf of for wor- 

Trough the agei, wise 

n en and women have 

vf n us the benefit of their 

olound observations. In 

tl Is column, each week, we 

an to bring to your- atteflm 

a thought of temt 

llosopher which we hop* 

ii bring you inspiration, 

ficoursgemtnf, comfort or 

ace. We will attempt to 

jgttt ways In which each 

lught might be helpful fa 

etch week we would also 

to acquaint you with 

Flout aspects of our sfr< 

:t to this community. We 

pt you will regard ui at a 

and, always r«ady to 

vt when you eernt to us 

help. 

IBERG 

Funeral Home 

Ptar %mmiH**! M PWMf ll 

SMNMitMto 

01 Aibury Avenue 

Phone 399-2684 

We have now arrived at the 

time when our membership is 

divided into two categories, 

On Pelicans and the Polar 

Bean. It will be interesting to 

hear just bow our Pelican tare 

in the Florida tournaments 

since there are some 60,000 

shufflers to Oat state. 

Robots 

By POOR RICHARD 

Personal rohoti are now available. For juft B49 a 

month for 10 months you can buy a fully assembled little 

robot. The catalog even brags that he (not It) can fetch 

your suppers, entertain your guests, talk to you when you 

•re lonely, or ling te you when you are blue. The ial« 

pitch continues: "Open your home and heart to this little 

m" 

In an age where robots are being heralded as good 

additions to our factories and even our homes, let us see 

again the beauty of our humanness. God made ui to be 

free will, unprogrammed peoplj capable of caring, 

loving, and choosing. Too often we have been program* 

med by our environment to be like robots In meeting the 

demands of our daily routine. 

The Bible says that we are not to let ourselves be robot!. 

We are not to let our personality and conduct be in 

reaction te our environment Rather, as people nude in 

fee image of God, we are to find our identity and purpote 

from our heredity —our Father in heaven and our brother 

and saviour, Jena. 

Our heredity as Christians to love. 

Our personality, conduct, and purpote In all of our 

living U meant to b« love True love Is to want the beet for 

others — even people whom we may not like or who are 

our enemies. Real love includes doing all that the robot 

doet (fetch slippers, taDt to the lonely, etc,;, But Christian 

love does such loving acts because we want to — not 

because we are so programmed. 

And, Christ taught that people with God's love will do 

more than Is required of them. When we are required as 

robots of the world to carry a person's burden one mile, 

Jesus says Out we should off er to carry it two mile*. 

The world Is big on making robots out of electronics and 

out of people. Jesus calls us to find again our salvation and 

our heredity—to be people of love in a robotic world. 

Rev. Richard C. Wlngate 

PauUln Memorial Baptist Church 

Ocean aty 

Returning to the Union 

Chapel by the Ses this week 

frill be Rev. Bruce C. Duvall 

of Audubon, The Interdenominational 

chapel is 

located at 55th Street and 


The brief song service 

begins at 10:20 a.m. and be 

wonhip service is at 10:30 in 

the new Friendship Hall of the 

church. 

Rev. Duvall has served 

churches in the Southern New 

Jersey Conference of the 

United Methodist Churches 

Religion and the 

You II find in the Sbity-eighth PtalmortmorkobltlUrtcmcnt: 

He MttM HK idHMy In tanle*. The Blbk i> Hying ihtt the 

family « a tacM InitnuUon was designed by Qod. 

Obviouily tor a purpoje: Mis purpose! The family has long 

been Die center for sharing and strengthening religious insights 

and eonvlctloni. The e!Teet!venej» of the Church in teaching 

and inspiring louis is generally dependent on the suppoft and 

encouragement of the home. 

But the ancient teKt says something more! It says Qod Is 

concerned about these who are alone! He wants them to discover 

that we are all part el HIS FAMILY, The Church can be 

Instrumental In helping the lonely find life rich In warmth and 

caring. 

Whether next Sabbath you'll be with the family—or alone- 

God is expecting you 1 

First National State Bank 

of South Jersey 

FoiirOfBcMlnOwmCtty 399-1300 

Ocean City Home 

Savings & Loin Association 

1001 Aibury Avi. OW 399 0012 

Eugene W, Pashley 

IniuranetAgency,Inc. 

ShMRMJ,MimiM DWSII-IS44 

Carey's 

Real Estate Services 

IIMiMniwtik DW 399 0178 

Stalnton's Dept, Store 

WII399-S511 

Ready's Soffit Shop 

& Restaurant 

41B6kjhH.lt. I1M41I 

for almost SO years. 

AH five of the Duvall 

children went into fulltlme 

Christian ministry. His 

youngest sister married Dr. 

Percy Crawford widely 

known tar Ws radio and 

television ministry coast to 

coast. 

Assisting Rev. Duvall aa 

chaplain will be Hamilton 

Fowser. The music U under 

the direction of Miriam 

Adams and the soloist will be 

Lola Likens, a resident of 


P O to, «B< M M * VI SUM 

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PersenalitM Service • Licensed world Wide 

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The Flanders Hotel 

Banquet«, Party Facilities 

719E. IHhSt. Dili391-1000 

Starn's ShopRite Supermarket 

••Tht NumMr I Food Oiint of South Jersey 

Somers Point • Rio Grande • Abieeon 

R,E, DARBY, Agency Inc. 

"Inigrance f xclusivelv Since IMS" 

604 Central Avt. 399 0049 

Ocean Abstract Company 

Continental Title Insurance to 

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Classified ads 

bring results 

SCOTT 

CONTRACTING 

841 Atfcury Avenue 

ALL LAMPS 

REWIRED 4 REPAIHED 

including 

Tiffany A Crystal 

Chandeliers 

Stained Glaii Windows 

CaH398 5005 

Handyman Lie Hi*? 

Large numbers of snow geese mid brant are expected in area 

The New Jersey DtvUion of 

Fish, Game and Wildlife 

specif large numbers of 

brant and mow geese in foe 

fall flight to the Atlantic 

Dyway states because brant 

h§yj recovered will from the 

starvation losses during the 

Mvffi winters of 1977 and 

1978. 

This past winter, the 

population of 114,000 birds 

represented an Increase of 

nearly 200 percent over the 

1978 tow population of 44,000 

birds. With mild winter 

conditions, bruit (•red well 

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SCOn STORAGE INC. 

641 Aibury Avi, Ocean City 


From $11,00 per month 

For Information 

Call; 

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JEFF FROST 

-REGISTERED 6WLDEA- 

Alteratloni • Additions 

Decks and SMIng 


on the wintering grounds. 

In addition, weather ran. 

dltlons in the Arctic were 

favorable and thus the fall 

flight Is expected to consist of 

more than 30 percent young 

birds. With larger feeding 

populations and excellent 

production, more ban 150,000 

brant are expected to winter 

In New York, New Jersey and 

Virginia. 

"New Jersey has always 

been attractive to brant, with 

usually SO to 80 percent of the 

flying population wintering In 

our state. New Jersey 

populations are concentrated 

In the coastal zone, primarily 

from Barnegat Bay south to 

ape May County," notes 

Russell A. Cookingham, 

director of tbe Fish, Game 

and Wildlife Division. 

Hunting regulations have 

been liberalized this year by 

Increasing the length of me 

brant leuon to 50 days. The 

daily bag limit of two brant 

remains the same. 

The brant season will run 

concurrent with the coastal 

nne duck season, Oct. 29- 

Nov. 5 and Nov. ZWan. 3. 

Snow geese also art expected 

to be In the state In 

record numbers. The 1983 

spring population of 185,000 

birds also experienced excellent 

production* of young 

at their Arctic breeding 

pound*, with more man 30 

percent young birds. The fall 

flight Is expected to bring 

more, than 250,000 bird* to this 

area, which would be an alltime 

high fall population. 

The Initial flight of mow 

geese arrived In New Jersey 

about Oct. 10. Observations of 

these early flights showed a 

large percentage of young 

birds, which verifies the 

earlier predictions of an 

excellent hatch at toe 

breeding grounds. 

New Jersey la also attractive 

to mow geese and 

between 80,000 to 100,000 birds 

are expected to spend fee fall 

In the Garden State in at least 

sbi different areas. 

Bob Gamburn 


Additions • Alterations • Remodeling 

"Fourth Generation of 

Ocean City Craftsmen" 

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398-6441 

Call after j p.m. 


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"W§ Specialize In Modernizing Home* 1 ' 


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Roofing 

321 Wast Avi. 


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All Types Of 

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311-1048 

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sktesAND SERVICE ON 

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Four of the flocks are eipected 

on Delaware Bay at 

Back Creak, Forteique, 

Heislervllle, and Dtnnlf 

Qretk. The'other two flocki 

are eipected to return to the 

Atlantic Coaat area at the 

Bripntine National Wildlife 

Refuge, and the Reeds Abaecon 

bays. 

Snow geese and brant In 

recent years have adapted 

will to hunting pressure, 

Cooklnghara said. Annually, a 

snail percentage of the 

wintering birds are taken by 

hunters. Since the hunting 

season opened In 1975-76, the 

annual New'Jersey harvest of 

now geew has averaged 

2,000 Urds 

Brant are aUo becoming 

mart wary, he said. Last year 

the harvest of brant in New 

Jersey declined SO percent 

from 8,000 Wrds during the 

1981-82 season to some 4,000 

birds during tbe 1982-83 

season 

The expansion of snow 

goose populations have 

created some salt marsh 

habitat problem!, the dlvlaion 

director explained. When 

feeding, these birds denude 

large areas of existing 

vegetation. These so-called 

"eat outs" are adversely 

affecting other forms of 

wildlife by destroying nesting 

cover and winter food 

(rganlsms. 

Studies are being conducted 

by both federal and state 

biologists to determine the 

effect of these mow geese 

"eat outs" on the flora and 

fauna of the Hit manh. 

Usually, the greateet marsh 

HOME REMODELING SPECIALIST 

Cil (609) 398 9644 

ADDITIONS • GARAGES • DORMERS 

DECKS - WINDOWS - PANELING 

"ALL RENOVATIONS" 

damage occurs on the congregate in the Delaware and this 

National Wildlife Refuges, Bay ar« which hu been more than 

especially Brlgantlne and wbjeeted to exc*s»ive manh birds 

Bombay Hooh. damage. Lut March, now Snow _ 

In the spring, tbe entire geese flocki were opened Oct 

now goose population photographed and counted Jan. 12. 

GOODWIN BUILDING CO. 

933 WEST AVE. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

VINCENT STAHLER 


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ALTERATIONS • REM0DEUH6 • ADDITIONS 

SPECIAUZWeiNVWYL STOWS 

• PHONE 399-4724 * 

Warren North 


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Building • Rimsdslini • Altlrlflont 

• Reefing ft Siding • Interior ft Exterior Painting 

• Formic. Work • Furniture Rapllr ft Refinlshlng 

"FHif iSTIMATIS" 

Following ribbon cuttiiig ceremonies Friday eventag at the new 

center, officials on hand to greet the public included, from left: Ma 

Jack Bittner, Wendy Burman, city sports director; Michael All€ 

assistant director of recreation and parks; Don PHeggi, director of 

recreation and parks; and City Councilman Henry Knight. 

CHISM 

nplnCuitomlulMIng 

VINYL 

SIDING 

also Aluminum & Steal 

Awnings • Porch Enclosures • sAmless (Sutttrs 

BAKER'S ALUMINUM 

1I3S Will Avi,, OcunCHy 

ALiiRT H. ITiTILlR M 

Horn.: (609) 6B303t7 

P.O.BOX?)*- LINWOOD • NBWJBRSEY0W11 * 

Rolrtrt A. Davenport Jr. 

ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTOR 

Residentlai 8, Commercial wiring 

NoJobTooSm»ll 

»„ 

New shark record set 

New Jersey Dal a new state 

record for the white shark. 

The record was set by 

Charles Stult of Williamstown 

witt a 501-pound while shark 

taken July 17 off Cape May, 

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CONTRACTOR 

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AND DAUGHTER 

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If no answer call 399 3193 

The shark wu spotted at 

in surface and Stub trefltd a 

rigged mackerel which tbt 

shark took. Tbe shark wtt 

finally gaffed two and a bUf 

hours later. 

The 101111 measured 115 

inches la length and had a 

girth of 60 inches. 

The previous record for me 

•ptdeswu a 34SfouadihirlH 

taken in June I960 off Point 

Pleasant. 

GRACE 

FUEL CO. 

FudOI-24Hn.A«y' 

Local Service 

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933 West Ave. 


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• Tighten up for Winter • 

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Custom Seamless Aluminum 

Rain Gutters 

End crfSeiion SALE! 

The Riln Gutter People 

Urt owr Ftettry on WhMli come right t^ 

Clnlih. 

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now 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE 9 — SECTION TWO 

S0 P^ wmor ^ WMW Fenton Carey race; course record for women 

ByTIMPAHERTY Glab, a red-haired 

sophomore at the Delaware 

If aU hid gone as planned County campus of Pern State, 

tor Ken Gtah, , he e wouldn't wouldnt termtf the competition "ray 

won the'Fenton Carey to 

Han-Marathon on Saturday, 'mirnf lid ran together the 

Center. The gray skies and 

cool breeze on the Boardwalk 

were in sharp contrast to the 

sailboats and surfers the 

runners could we Just off the 

beach. A companion race, the 

enough to qualify for the 1984 peted In the half-maratbon, 

Olympic tryouta. 

.which this year was certified 

Almost 500 runners com- bv The Athletic Conference. 

Gtah, «, rf West Chestir. le way," he said. >*nm 

n, has bean running in wind wu really bad, I sat 

Waftaloni all year. He had back because I wasn't sure 

planned to enter the Ironman how much I'd have, I never 

frlathalon in Hawaii last took the lead till a mile to go. 

weekend, but he was too late It's the only time I made a 

to register. 

move," 

So instead, he competed in The course wound through 

*e ninth ninniiig of fee Ocean town from 6th Street to the 

aty raw _ and won, with a south «d, and along the 

tine Of 1:08:04.1. * 

Boardwalk back to me Civic 

Women's 5,000 Meter, was run 

earlier Saturday morning. 

Saturday marked Gtoh's 

first time in the Ocean City 

race, and Mi tint victory in a 

half-marathon. He teat hla 

belt time by almost Ares 

minutes. 

Glah wai followed closely 

across the finish line by BUI 

QodsehaU, 23, of Norwood, 

Pa., a member of the Deleo 

Road Runners, 

GodschaS also took second 

place in last year's halfmarathon, 

and finished this 

year in 1:01:18.9, despite an 

Injury In August which upset 

Mi training schedule. 

Jack Coffey, 29, of 

Alexandria, Va., finished 

third with a time of 1:08:26,5. 

A member of the Washington 

Running dub, he was competing 

in the Fenton Carey 

Half-Marathon for the first 

time, 

The first woman to finish 

the race let a new record for 

women. Coleen Troy, 26, of 

College Park, Md., crossed 

the line In 1:23:32.0. The 

course record for women was 

1:25:56, 

Troy, also a member of the 

Washington Running Club, 

was the fourth woman to cross 

the finish line in the 1980 race. 

Sbe plan to run In the Marine 

Corps Marathon on Nov. 8, 

where she hopes to finish well 

_ Him By iw Kaiunlch 

Elaine McBride at the finish of the Women'! 

5,000-Meter Race, which she won In her first time 

out In the Ocean City race. * 

li 

i. 

lfin Glah is all alone as heifirosses the finish 

UjM to win the Fenton Carey Half-Marathon. 

j..,- i. :.i\ 

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VACATIONS! 

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Christmas vacation nowl 

Call,,.. 

The TRAVEL CENTER 

I11M1 B 

Earlier in the day, Elaine 

McBrlde, 33, of Manasquan, 

won fee Women's S.OOMJeter 

Race with a time of 19:12.0. 

She Is a member of the 

Belmar Nautilus club, and it 

was her flr«t tune in the race. 

frith Levin, 16, of Somers 

Point, took second place, 

Deal-Bid 

High scorer In pinochle Oct, 

ID at The Ocean City Card 

Quo was Betty Vaughan with 

861. 

Runnerwip were Madeleine 

OM H8, Wanda Bowen 579, 

Walt Betner M7, Lillian 

Petersen III, Pat Oapltano 

an, Johnatti Hoelile 554, 

Amelia Thompson 550, Dot 

MeKentie Ml, Elsie Kevens 

finishing at 19:34.5. A student 

at Mainland Regional Wgh 

School in Iinwood, where the 

run with the cross country 

team, Levin has run In the 

women's race four yean now. 

this was her bett finish. 

Kathy O'Hiri, 23, of 

Oolllngdale, Pa., crossed the 

finish Una In third place, at 

540, Eleanor Haldeman 528, 

Alma Howe 5l4andFred Haw 

also 514 

Top scorer Oct. 24 In 

pinochle was Ruth Hats with 

639. 

Runners-up were Mary 

Whiteman 622, Charlea Tate 

SJl, Rosle Klrchner 618, Leah 

O'Brien 813, Catherine 

Dromsky 609, Catherine 

j 

runner lor Widener 

University. After th« women's 

race, the also competed in the 

half-maraOian. 

A total of 147 women ran In 

tie S.OOtaMttr not, among 

them 10-year-old Tabitha 

Franki, who finiih«d fKth. 

Turklngton 8M, ABB SMB* 

M, John Hendmon 871, Jtn 

TruekMH 570, Howard RySn 

IN, Wanda Boww NO. ! 

High scorer In brldft 

Monday evening wai Harry 

Berchtold with 4,400. ; 

Runn«r«-up wtrt Ptg 

Dorsey 4,010, Rita BerdrtoW 

3,SW, Vie KaufoJd 3,570. 

Charlott. Morgan 3,160. 

"GRACE OIL CO. HAS 

ALWAYS BEEN DEPENDABLE 

AND FAIR.. .PERIOD." 

THATS WHY THEY'VE 

BEEN SERVING OUR 

FAMILY MEMBERS 

SINCE 1912. 

Cuitemef $#fvlo# M flnt ol Grac*. 

Which explains why people havs 

been staying with us through the 

yean. um# thing, make a difference. 

Such CM on time dslMfy 

when you need H.. .radio dilpatched 

trueta. , .and the toe! mat 

we employ our own teivfee people 

it all belli down to who you 

eon trust And people have been 

fruiting Grace ilnee 1912 

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•Water Clear Kerosene 

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WIN OVER 1000° IN PRIZES! 

This week's Festival of Values Winners! * 

John Gamble of Shafto Shells displays the 

winning prke of a seven-piece cutlery set that 

will be presented to Nancy Downing of New 

Oxford, Pa. as winner in the Festival of Values 

drawing last week. 

Bettie Pileggl of Ocean aty fMtlVM a fivequart 

ilow cooker following the FXtUval of 

Values drawing at the PnlladtlphU Hoagie 

Works, Presenting the winning gift is Ray 

Manto. 

Anna L. Morrison of Ocean City accepts a 

seven-piece copper-jbottom stainless steel 

cookware set from Carlos Melini of Family 

Hair following drawing Saturday for the 

Festival of Values winner. 

Claudia Mayer Smith of Mayer's Shoes Store 

presents Kurt Becker of Ocean aty with a 

seven-piece cutlery set as winner in the 

Festival of Values drawing on Saturday; 

John Ranalli, right, of Ventnor, receives a 

five-quart slow cooker as winner in the 

Festival of Values from John Kull of Ocean 

Pontiac, 

Marce Peller, left, of Ocean City receives 

her gift of a five-quart slow cooker as winner 

in the Festival of Values drawing Saturday at 

Say Cheese, Cindy Foster, holding son Dan, 

makes the presentation. 

WIN OVER 1000 IN PRIZES!

PAQE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N*L 

WIN OVER 1000 00 IN PRIZES! 



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OPE* UHT1. CHRISTMAS 

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CLOSED SUNDAYS 

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Harvest of Values 

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Summer Handbags & Jewelry 

and Children's Jewelry 

20% Off Everything EUe 

Including Our Entire 

Christmas Shop, New Fall Accessories, E 

Open 10 to 5, Fri. * Sal. "ill 9 

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Cumberland 12 

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Bridgeton 18 

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ITALIAN FOOD Quarterback 

ERIC DUNN 

Guard 

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& HEATING 

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345 WBII Avenue 

3811187 

JOHNZONAY 

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CYCLE CENTER 

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ALL ISEASONS 

Lawn • Oerden • Produce 10 

We NOW HAVE,,. 

Pumpkins • Applies" 

Halloween Decorations- 

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MOOR 11TW YEAR 

124 Watt Avi. MMB City JOHN BELOIN =i 

Fullback •< 

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rBRECKENRIDGE 

Coach 

AND PIZZA 

OPEN 7DAYS , 

ALL YEAR 

m ASBURY AVi. 

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Athletes •• 

BRIAN LEVPOLDT 

Quarterback 

The 

Sentinel 

•«*•*• 0N«C*| 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1M3 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

PAGE U - SECTION TWO 

Spectacular play helps Raiders do in Bridgeton 

ByTOMWaiJAMS Jonathon'i kick made It 74. 

• 

The Ralden took over the 

Mi John Gunnela completed ball on Bridgeton'B 43 after a 

I Û-of-nlne paaiet for 131badanaproadeaBuUdogpunt 

|J; yardf and three touctodowm, tmpoMlble. ft wat third and 

;. including a pair of apec- three on the vUter'l IB when 

;l tacular acorei to Jonatbon Woolley called for the play 

'I JDlce, aa Ocean aty defeated popularly known •• the "hook 

!J' [Brtdgeton, S4-18, lait and lateral." 

>]! Saturday morning. The win Miller takM off down the 

Sftad the Raider record to M Wt tide, hooka In and looki 

tad endad • two-gama tor Gunnali 

.; flulldog winning itreak. 

vTQunneU — getting nil 

I {aecond iiart of the aeaaon 

; Jafter Coach Ed Woolley 

;(! {decided that the uae of David 

I'j ^JHler as a receiver opened up 

_ door* — 

Si uaed a u of thoae new opilijtaini 

during Ua finest par- 

;!; Jbrmance at a Balder. 

|l> i The alx-foot Junior teamed 

;;Uth MOler and Dtoe for a 

|;- lapectacular touctdown Juit 19 

;|! Wondi before die Bnt half 

Ijended. Toe BuUdoga had 

: Mwad flnl whin Jeff Martin 

! HwAitoverfromoneyard out, 

i Jwjfjfit^ off a 63-yard drive 

; J&atwajk«ptaUvebyanoth«- 

Saldtr pin interference 

Ocean aty went 

after John Murphy recovered 

Bulldog fumble on the 

BridgetCTi U, Three run* by 

DJce produced a touchdown. 

1 In the center of flit line and torn finished. The Raiders 

then cut along a wide aaan to went 63 yard! In a|g» plays, 

the toft atdellne where he juai ace ran nine yards far eat 

maiu>«t4 to elude MOler at first down and Gunnels 

fee go*] Une. That cut fee Hatted 18 yards for another. 

Raider margin to 14-12. It WM third and 10 on 

But Oceari City was far Brldgeton's II when Oumds 

SCORE BYPERIOD8 

BRIDGETON 0 * • t 

paaa. At virtually BRIOGETON 0 t 6 £11 

the UDM ncttd he receivea OCEAN CITY 0 U 6 UU 

thepaaa.MIBermuitlateral it 

SCORING 

to KM who la to m ftrlde BRIDGETON— Jeff Martin, one yard run (eau Mlltd) 

down the jMtlinM, Tbree OCEAN CITY—Jonnmon pica, two i»r$ run (Diet Hick! 

people mil handle the ball OCEAN CITY—Dice, 21 yard pass-lateral from John Ounn.lt 

Oawleaaly and, of osune, the (Dice Kick) 

blocking muft be precUe. BRIDGETON—Mortln, ljysrd run (runfailed) 

It came together Jiart Uke 

OCEAN CITY—Diet, 35 yard pass from Ounnait (klek 

Hie coach planned It Millar 

mined) 

ran a itrong pattern, Ouontli 

OCEAN CITY—Prank S«y«rs, iOyafdrun CDIetklek) 

delivered the bail into bU 

bandi and Dice took the 

lateral at the 11, outrunning 

tbt Bridgeton Mmm tor a 

apectacular aoort, Jonathon'i 

kick made It l*-« at Intermlaalon. 

Bridgeton, It should be 

pointed out, wai Hill not Intimidated. 

The BuUdogi came 

out to atart the aecond half 

wife a 73-yard drive (alao 

helped bf a Raider pan interference 

call) that ended 

with • itrong 15-yard run by 

Martin. He found a amall bole 

Volleyball registration is set 

Men'a and women'• volleyball will be the same 

roUeybail will begin the week one on Thursday, Nov. 1. 

I Oct. 31. 

All registration wiH be held 

Women Interested In at fee Civic Center, Mi Street 

Maying In the recreation off the Boardwalk. A 

[eaguemayfignupaateam registration fee will hf 

or u Individual! on Tuesday, required as wffl proof of 

mr, l fron 7:30 to I pjn. residency In Ocean City or the 

glatratlon for men'a school landing district. 

x 

hit Dice with a screen pass on extra point, it was JM2, nna]potntawUh2:Mieftwben g 

the left flat He streaked down Woouey'f team put their backup quarUrback Ton Dice tnlaaed • apot M 

fee sideline, behind some Bnal points on fee board witt Mima hit Tyrone Maaon with record book when hli M 

beautifully executed blocking, 5:38 left when OunneU wat- a 44-yard (coring atrlke. eilra point kick drifted Jit 

to provide a 36-yard TO. ched Miller beat tte Bulldog "We're happy about win- m kktod taw Salurda3lj&»« 

the Raiders scored again aecondary down the left side ning fee game," saJd Woolley abort of the Oowm Cttyfipgh 

early In fee fourth period and Wt him with a superb pass afterward*, "but than School mark of flv£ 

after Dice romped « yards to on a post pattern. The play mmmA to bt K M probltoi ownpliafjed tour ttoaa, Wee 

put the ban deep in Bridgeton oovered 0 yards and, after with both our rata| gam* by Tony Oalante... ',! 

territory. Frank Sayers shot Dice kicked Ws fourth of the and our pan dtfanie," 

MM la nint-tor-U tS )O* 

over from 10 yards out and, day, Uftod fee score to 34-11 "If wt hadn't made Mm mum,,, ~ ; , 

Dice kicked another The visitors aoored their Hg playi and ahown fen a JohnaunneUif nowtl orfew 

Dew tblngf, m inigbt JO for 2M yardj and pur 

THIS WEEK 

hm tMn to froAIt, TbakQi touchdowni... 

OCEAN CITY at Egg Harbor Tawntnip 

aowned real loon all weak M David Miller haacaug 

Abiegoml at PleaMntvllle 

mayba th«y relaxed a bit. pUJN for 10 yardi kpfpo 

viniland af Atlantic City 

After all, thi* was probably touchdowna.. 

•rldgtten at Middle Township 

(he flrat Umo Ala mion Ken Cade ended fei 

Oakcreit at tuena 

rtt 

we're been favored to win." half with a frurtrattni 

Cumberland at Mainland 

wt 

But It won't to the bat, 

Hammenton at Lower cape M»v 

•pectacular, play. Hi 

coach. With the type of of- 

Mlllvlllt at Holy Spirit 

up with Ui aecon< In- 

OCIAN CITY—Dalvd Miller, 33 yard pau from Ounnals St .Joseph's at Wiidweetf 

fcnaive variety the Balden tiroeption of the ataan 

have ihown the paat few 

,. 

With Notice, Detvery Upon I 

Fiberglass Repairs • Painting 

17-36! 

Men's and women's volleyball, sponsored by 

the Ocean City Recreation Department, will hold 

registrations next week. 

purf anglers 

set tourney 

Dataware Valley Surf 

Anglen Aawciation will bold 

to aecond Sea Iik Ory iurf 

Sailing tournament on 

)Saturday, Nov. S, 

•_ Six-member teama and 

jmvaUJng tournament rules 

*D be otaerved wife In- 

Bvldual flahlng al»o allowed. 

TeamregurtraUonijUSand 

ndivlduali IS, Regurtratlon U 

kSO to 7:S0 am FUhlng 

Imea are 8 to 11 a.m., lunch 

nak from n to noon, and 

Uhlng again from noon to 3 

Awards, door priiea and 

•fraahments will begin at 

1:30 pjj>. In the headquarters, 

[fcwnaends Inlet Civic Center, 

8th Street and Landls 

kfMue. 

Four-wheel drive vehlclea 

»ffl be allowed the day of the 

Bomamentwithallmltoftwo 

yfhlciM per team. 

To register in advance, aend 

tmk to Delaware Valley 

hirf Anglers AisociaUon, 

ar* of Karl Boehret, 

rtaaurar, 149 Earl La., 

httoro, Pa. 1M40. 

W CURFEW HALLOWEEN 

Th« curfew went be enreed 

to Sea Isle aty on 

Ulewira night, Oct. Si, 

Mtvor Domiitlc C, Raffa has 

SELL 

GLASS 

FLORIDA 

TROLLING BAITS 

l** *** MN, M MM, KM 

U«M, U I IIMM MMMI 

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iNi nm M 

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we're in the 

business 

of making 

your money 

make 

money. 

Cape May County 5nvinrj« «, Loan 

•enwn faint Mtyi Lmdlnj Raid S Wesdliwn Annua 

Sonwfl Point, New JarMy 

Milling Addrty; P. O. lox JB4 • Odin City, N. J. 08226 

EXPERT MARINE SERVICE 

Specializing in Mercury Outboards 

and MarerulMra 

WINTER STORAGE 

• Boat Delivery* Pick up 

• Motor Wlnterization & Storage 

Call 398-6286 

7 North Main Street 

Cape May Court HOLISP. N j 08210 

465=5186 I!** iHING 

HANK'S OUTBOARDS 

My 35th Year In Ocean City. 

Evinrude & Johnson Outboards 

Repaired by factory trained mtchanlcs 

with I6year*exp«rlanca 

y0 

Wlntartud md Sinrteid 

Boati up to M ft. lifted and taktn to 

your yard or garagt and blocked 

Done locally for only 13.00p«-ft. 

Boat bottoms prasiura washed • V 

Motors Winterized • Reasonable Prices 

In Water Boat Towing 

Professional Service at Affordable Prices 

. . . . HankHirtmin398-4332 

UALL RonParrii3980898 

DICK'S DOCK 

•M Iff AVI,, Hmm MM • •I7-4IM 

DONE RSHIN' FOR THE YEAR? 

SPECIAL 

$411 

• Check Drao W 

• Check for Worn Pert* 

• Check Line 

• PttfMkwmiipNlal 

CON VENT10HAL REEL 

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• eiMfl|,DflgrNM 

• CMCk LlM 

• Rebuild Drag 

*Cn^k for worn partt 

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PACE 14 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

Advertisements lor these columns should be in the of 

(lei of The Sentinel Ledger NOT LATIR THAN NOON 

FUBSDAV FOB RIOULAR PUBLICATION and NOON 

\ftEPNESDAY FOR TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY, Dial JW 

5111. 

One Tim., is Wards or Leu . tJ.75 

! no 1 par word exceeding 15 wordj) 

tp Running S Consecutive Time., wlfh 25 Words or Lass iftM 

' Adi Requiring Box Number. fl.Mmore 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50' EXTRA 

—Ail ClntlfM Advrtlilng Ci$h Ba*l»— 

113 Ifh Street, Ocean City, NJ, 08226 

Copy milled in, given to representative or brought to of 

flee personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED IV CASH OR 

dMECK to caver cost. Copy accepted ever phone as cour 

t#»y and convenience to customer, but payment must be 

received before advertisement will be set In type. 

Prof I. Service* Prof'l Service Prof I ServlcM 

Card Of Thanks Tutoring 

M.f.f flunk! fgr ill luprauiani d 

lrmta«* mtnata it ma. an mi aatffi 

M m, wom.f. Hartlial » HiWtio A 

#4 ta uo.ni c«n 71M414M. ant, 

114 

RE& IITATI lALIlFIRION - 

actlB iaum ant Mfiea tMNi full sr part 

tlmK aaant lor rMtalt IM ialal. 

FlaMMhauri. Call RaMtil taalty, Jtt. 

3H£ if 

Prof'l. Service* 

CARS WASHED - and w.»«. Pickup 

aM Mlivary avallakla. CAR CARESS , 

nui M 

JTAL OFFiei HVStlNIlT - part 

l tlma. FlaalMa dayi Md h 

BIWAt OFFICI - cartlfM MMII 

HtMant.tull or part tlma, lallry MM 

—w. —^^n,,, R(i|y „ aî^f. 

IM«, OcunClty.NJOMM. 10 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

hteriof and Exterior Specialist 

20 Years Expp''i" 

Jfc 

ONTHiapOTPlNANCiNQ 

Prof'l, Service* 

ATLANTIC WATSRPROOPINO 

COMPANY tMrnriyl, MUCCa, krMl aM 

•tana palntlPi Nc loD too un.ll. Call 

M.M11 N 

LINWOOD ROOF INS - laTilnf 

Atlantic aM Gapa May Csunnai for U 

wan Biinatai, nomg, guttan, hat 

rssh. FraaaatimatM, iiwrM. Call ru 

nmm ft 

General MdM, 

RE. For Sale 

MICRO - ana town » w 100 mvHI 

aatM 1 way Mm, flaw 91. Mr Ml 

camara. Call Mf-MaT. 

SALES AND ilRVICI - On HaevaT 

Md EuraM vacuum daanan, Irutfw, 

aasi M win for all M M . Praa 

ntlmata an raBaln. Traaaim. Italn. 

lon'illoortaradaBarfman».l»t«lt. If 

CARPIT- pki, W-..7W. imtallar 

hat ram at nylon, tin yard, Aniran aM 

Ana iv tram UM yard mt eawi. 

r u t h o Mlkl3***UJ tf 

PRASAO 

NATURAL F00014 vrTAiaNS 

947 Aibury Avi. 3991974 

C&VTILE 

Comptete Bathroom Henovstlon* 

Kitchen Counteftopt 

Ceramic & Molale TIM 

Bathroom* a Foyers • Kitchens 

New Work 

Ail Repairs 

ANSOW PLUSHES'6.90,,. 

duariMHd infillaiisni 

NO W*M VINTLl, IBS * Cwnm'i 

FffilUtpHHSM 

927 8232 

•tautllul wattrirant horn*. 

Living room, dining room, 

klfehtn, 4 b«droom», 

recreation room, 1 baths, 

garage, air-conditioning! 

Mfasher-drytr- dlsHwaihar, 

•ell cleaning ranga. 

FlMtlng dock, 1 Mat slips, 

many of her extras. 

A real buy at Illf,990 > 

MKW N 

220SBJyAvt. 398 8030 

ALUMINUSi KRIINi - aM ifaon 

MMewi raKraanaa ana naw flaM 

MtaiM. Miami Mfllan Ca. M Naw 

ftd. Rout. I, Mnan Polnl Dial m 

*m. tf 

FL trlpia 

ariiaar L mlrrar, • arawtr llnstrla 

enatt, M ch»n, Mta MaMa, (owing 

co«. TaMa, kam a, bad (Intl. KM 

Un/llnant, baMpfaaai. nMa Is. 1 

m. tianti. MNhanwani laMra, am, 

appliaMai, aM Maian N M frvft 

Ian, am af f mm. italnMM flat- 

wtra ami ataMwan faMn, braa 

IjnMeraan, Kanmara pumr-inata a 

•lactrolin v»c«, 

CAIHONLYI NOCHICKSI 

Frl.«. Sat. Oct. 214,29 

9a.m.t04p.ni. 

S216 Simpson Ave. O.C . 

TmaasurvMi, itaayaMtafavrD 

fo nnd It., him towartt bay ft |e 1 

kMcM M Mminn ft, tun tatt. Mm- 

aaon M aatwaM Nlvan ft Bay Avaa, 

tXSFFtl TAiki MAFL1 

taMa HO, SsM (naw condition) 

vinyl eyahlani SIM, erlB mattraal (naw 

esntman) SM, ealHW*t«er Iff. 

mi. ie-» 

FINAL — I say garaga lala. Thursday, 

Friday » UlunJay. Movhg Hmi. 1, 

Mlrron, t.blM. tnaar lamp., tar, 

mica utehan HI, linn, iaM Metric 

typawrltar. Many itana ratucaa, Twa 

rrnat 47»ontniA» i«.|f 

IHIINK IN PRODUCTS - hamamMa 

taa kraaM, lams, IHMM, aM tayrmai 

•Dlcaa, Lait nma Man enrlttmaj, 

WtebirM,/MWct>iir, 1B-» 

JINNINOt — wfnatchalr. we 

condition 1171. Rug »ampooar, floor 

pMlanar, I apaaa, a»Mlant eMrtMn 

IM. Olrl'a U" Blka, lair condition 111, 

CaliWMMi, W-B 

MOVINO — dlnlm ram tat MrnpMia 

with ehMaciaatt, I chain ny. f' i lift 

rad rug, M" tone 1 PIIMw Mia, Swival 

launear rockar, whlta linflla bM, 

kuraau. cana cahlr, 1 badroom chair, all 

vary nka com., prlcta to tall. Infa. Frl, 

aiat.iif-im, w-v 

PHI-DEMOLITION Houl. M1a. 

lalurday Nevamtar Mi, i a.m. at IW 

Cantral Av.., ocaan city. IvarythM 

MM, antira building and csntanfi, • 

aspllanaa, lurnitura, hauaanaM tram, • 

alKtrical. bathroom flxturaa,an. \\4 j 

YARD SALE — JM lanwaat Lana, ! 

Ocaan City, Saturday OtMar mt, 

eammata, MMa, lamp, pM taMa fuKy ; 

aiulppad,icaiUtM,cvnalni,ate, (f£7 •, 

BATHROOM VANITY — Daubla BMl, I 

complat. with faocati 4Ma i lJ*A. 

Mirror, mMilna UMnat la M it, Mh I 

imciimmi. ifcBj 

UNU1ID LABIII' kieycla W~\ 

coiufflbd, I tpaad. Eu.llant condition I 

U) Call Jtt MM tOJJ 

RCLLIRIKATK—asyt swar laluM 

DauglaalnyMr cystam matasn RMall 

booti, ilta 4M, •xcallant condlon. SIR 

or baitotfw Call JttJIU 10-3) 

NAME YOUR OWN MICI — ¥»rd 

lala. Sat. M ft Syn, » Fumrwra, 

clathH, cailattlMN W ta 4. 14th ftSay 

Ava, I BahiM iMra), Ct? 

ALL OOOO - all thaap, movng salt. 

TM numaroutto list all, wi»hlng, dryar, 

rafrlg. DM, tm,, taMi, chain, bvrNW. 

Mk, ktii in.bad, ate. Call JM 1145 10 

V 

TILIVIIION - H" color, aaHf itfla, 

•ttractlva larly AmarKan cakMt, 

1110. call m-IJM. 1047 

OE WAIHER* - fylly ^MNMM 

•nd tuvantaM Iff JI, ail MMM, ,, H 

HANOI. - JO", good anKun *nd 

«uirantaM,eallaa.fM, tt 

WHIRLPOOL RIPRIOIRATORl — 

frMf trta, ressMltlaMt aM iwaraji- 

taad.CallMMOU. tf 

o.E. tf" COLOR TV - 

CtllalMta, 

ttl 

,,M 

CRAFTS OALMI — clIMM too. CSHM 

•tf what wfra about, omantrn Osoaa, 

)1J7 VMM Av, Frloayiandlaturday», It 

tol|j.m.Phonal»f-un. IKir 

ilAVIR COAT' - full lantth, M*W 

lining, baautlful ahtdma OK, OM Mf- 

nti, t&tf 

MOVINO - MMt Ml llmflMM HM 

M«, mieli huwi, nti, chair, antfitaMa 

M, MMM n" TV, fMhautiy Mr, WHO 

waai awlntlni taer, MfffAca MdMa tip 

MMa, and MM, Laiy lay raolW, 

Mtaa, tM, ThurnJay tm SvnMy.M 

WlMeillW»Mi, NW 

lUPIR lAkl - Frl. Oct.». W a.m, je 

I p.m. and tat Oct. It, Mf Say. MM 

MRIWOOD -- MeaanM, i»ilt * 

MIV4TM,Ca«ia>tn4BM.*aM 

VAUCJ lAUl - leturaiy Odiker If, I* 

Sriv:a.!ii!»nJfr r *"" v * i Sv 

WE WILL NOT II 

UNDERSOLD. , a 

CHALLENGE US TO lit 

BEAT YOUR ESTIMATES 

BETHLEHEM'S TLOKVINYt 

10 YN. FINANCING NO MONEY DOW* 

10 YR. GUARANTEE 

SOUTHERN 

DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 

Member of N«w Jersey 

Bttter Bi^slntts Bureau 

^22-3170 

C* 

'•'.y\ 

PAGE 15 - SECTION TWOSi 

R.E. For Sate 

• THPBSPAY. OCTOBER 2?. 1983 

t 

0 

RE For Sal. R.E. For Salt 

MUM) 

wlth 

^ hun ' wlth » •"»•* dtek **»*«> bow •IIP«. 

P " tPimtnd0 «* vl «* 01 fh« bay. f»ficMl right at a firm 

^"" IUrt ' 

, INMIEAL ESTATE ^J^"^ 

Oca« OtoNj"ottM •-2500 

feuPLlX on the South Sidt, two of them, buy ffwm together or Mparattly, J bedrooms, 

jiy* bafh each flow. Dteits Off ttrtet parking Great view of Inland Waterway. Vh 

flocks to Beach, |17S,S00. 

•OWNHOUSI TYPI CONDO. Super location. 1 block to beach. J bedrooms, IM bafhi, 

j Hf street Barking. 1114,900, 

R.E.ForSale RE. For Sale R, I, For Sale R, f. Far Salt R.I, For Sal* 

MITICULOUt 

Thlli family dwtlllng Is In 

mint condition. Two 

bsdrooms, Vft batM, con- 

venient location. Priead to 

»llot»100,000. 

UPPER TOWMJHIP 

Cotfagt, 3 bedrooms, i 

bath. Ortat starter home 

or vacation retreat. Not 

pretentious but priced ac- 

cordingly. Owner financing 

for qualified buyer. S»,JOQ. 

«ARD€H STATE REALTY 

At last.. .prestigious lagoonfront residences 

j of incomparable taste, 

! are once again available in Ocean City, 

'_'. New Jersey.... 

:-• VENETIAN BAYOU 

; CONDOMINIUMS 

First and Second Floor Condominiums on the bay that In- 

clude unique spacious split level design, S bedroom*, 2 

"baths, fireplaces, wet bin, full garages, front and raar 

dacks and boat slips. 

.Second Hoar residences also Include cathedral ceilings, 

mezzanine lofts and private roof decks. 

#IR8T FLOOR f ZU.Me 

SECOND FLOOR|Z35,*M 

UaM flMad^ anlkHa ts loaMai eujn at pnraOt* MM • yMn 

Jpinla- wlUfiNat pfBBKQF ^r M WOIOE DEVELOPMENT 00, 

For More Information 

contact: 

ogcr 

(609) 398-7000 

OS Wesley Ave.. Oceao CKy, N J. mm 

JUST REDUCED Corner duplex With ocean vlaw. This 

Immaculate property !• only 7 year* old md hat 1 

bedroom., 2 me batht, living room, dining area, kitchen 

with dlihwaf her and dispoml and covered porchei In each 

unit. There Is tlM a laundry room with wathtr and dryer 

and a beach mower on the flrlt floor, New prlee tMA.OOO. 

UMlCMinUtM, 

399 0981 

FOINTT Baayttful 4 yr. a 

*» an fad M 1 • IM> M 

^^fflâii 

Wf., urn. raam,, call 

tlii 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

MALTM 

tIAUTIPUL OCIAN VIIW North MCflon, MMtld 

from wM» bwefi. onipletaty fiimlthaMt, tpMlflwi, 1 

family. Off StrMt parking, Many txtra ftafbrM, »1«3.»»9. 

CLOM TO OCEAN M wld* Dtach. Ttirw aiMi. Pint 

floor Mt 1 MrMmi, iacaM HMT tat f Mraomi year 

reumi «ai hot water Heatatf apt. MtadtM sarafla wifH 

additional oil ifreat parkint, HJe.OO*. 

S1VSN nlsc w# 

Ideal location near enter city boarttwalk, vilyaMa •» 

•fnatNrUiiffflraliMmi,JKiiraiiiMitaiMMM. :• 

M0BMN DU*>LBX It. Charlaa PUK* Mar fin* Mart,' 

Tltr** batrasmi, 1 tMflw, alae, naat, tumtktt. wall M 

wall carpet, IBMSI, room plus autiMs aminai ihawin, 

Planty of oM ttrNt parkint. Llstad at »I4M»». 

OARoaNf yaar round hatM. •aauiital Dr itartar.fu 

Rot water Mat, llvlm rMm wtth fireplace? dlnlnaj raanif $ 

bedrooms, m hafM, Baraff*, alts hn Mtadtod warimwp 

In roar yard. AsJUMfl tllMM. 

OARBINS THIrLIX Rlui i MtraMi varafo apt. avar 1 

•araflM. TrlplH hat 4 bidroomi Men, etc, first 

year md apt, Oeaan vMw, AMUm I17UM. 

IIOHTH t. OCEAN AVENUE • OCEAN CITY, NJ. 0123* • aWNfiilt 

OCEAN COLONY CONDO • Ml OCEAN AVENUE • 1M-7140 

ONE BEDROOM CONDO 

Plymouth court Condo, Mach Mock, MM bedroom, l bath, 

fully furnlihed. Second floor eemar location, parklni. 

Priced it iSf,Mo, 

DUPLEX LOTS 

Two duplex lot! for tala, Mm and Hawtn, Owner financing 

to qualified buyer. Pried at *l 50,00*. 

NEW LISTING 

Waterfront property located In Anchoraga Point, Four 

btdroom, 7 bathi, new bulkhead, large lot, many extras. 

Priced at S14MM. 

NEW LISTING SINGLE FAMILY 

Seven bedroomi, 1 bathl, largl itaihore heuie only ittpl 

away from the beach. Modern kitchen, baiemenf plus 

•utif ttoute lictnie. Priced at market 112S,«M. 

NEW LISTING SINGLE FAMILY GARDENS 

Four bedroomi, S baths, 2 living rooms, larga wrap 

around deck with view ol bay and ligoM, Heated for year 

round occupancy and yet, priced at only IIIMW. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace, central 

air and gat heat, bay view, all for only $109,000 

OMAN COLONY CONBOS 

Located between tth and 10th on the Boardwalk. 

ONE bedroom units, torn, and onfurn, priced tram Mf ,*M 

to*tO,000. . 

Two bedroom. J bath units, turn, and unhim. priced from 

IH5,0O0to»l 

thlt home It In tap thape and ready to sell at 1141,000. 

BEACHFRONTCONDO 

Alone Sold Coait beach and boardwalk. Very ipacloui 2 

badroom, 1 bath tint floor eemar unit with large living 

rponti dining area, modern kitchen and raundry area. 

Completely furnished for 1190,000. 

SPRAWLING RANCHER 

..J comfortably In the Riviera section. Hat Hying 

n« dining room, modern kitchen, 4 bedroomi, I batht, 

t room and vary larga gar jga, Llttad at 1125,000. 

LAOOONAR6A 

! roomy I badroom, 1 bath ranort home across from 

t with nice vlaw. Living room with fireplace, dining 

i kitchen and laundry room, inspection at 

Manee.maredailllMM. 

SOUTH END 

New lilting, wont lait long. Large 5 bedroom, 2 bath home 

with living room, dining area, modern kitchen, enclosed 

porch and laundry room. Nice and quiet location and all 

for JW.SOO. 

PLAZA 23 CONDOMINIUM 

Large 2 btdroom, 2 bath unit available on 2nd floor. Has 

living room, dining area, modern kitchen and private por- 

ch. Ideal Investment property or a great apartment lor 

your personal UM, $77,500. furnished. 

NICE SINGLE 

Across from Gold Coast beach. Has enclosed perch, living 

room, dining room, modern kitchen, 4 bedreemi and Vh 

bathl. The yird It beautifully landscaped with plenty of 

parking. Hit gat heat and a large raar dick. Highly 

sought after location. Just reduced to 1310,000. 

GOLDCOASTCONDO 

Luxurious second floor unit with panoramic views of 

beach and ocean. Large living room, dining area, modern 

kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 batht, private laundry room and 1 

car garage. Features gat heat (budget M.00 per me.) 

large matter bedroom suite and best location. Listed for 

12*5,000. Call for details. - 

FAVORITE HARBOR CONDOMINIUMS 

Time it running out on tha best value along the bayf rent. 

Only a few units remain avallabla with prices starting at 

only 174,000. Call today for all the Information. 

PLAIA'M 

Cute 1 bedroom, I bath unit available en the second floor. 

Completely furnished and equipped, Fantastic rental 

property. Only *CT,000. 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

Well known and established sporting goods butintu 

available In canter city. Two stores and ] rental apar- 

tments situated en a 54' x 100' let. Excellent opportunity 

far me right person. Please stop In for Important details. 

OFFICE OR STORE 

Ideal for Lawyer, Accountant, etc. or could be used to 

open a small retail business. Listed for tala at WI.SOO. 

with tome financing available te qualified buyers or can 

be leased at 1400. me. plus utilities. Mnd and Aibury 

Avenue location. 

VACANT LOT 

Zoned for Duplex. Measures 40' x 115' and ready to go. 

Listed for only O», 900. 

WANTED 

Do you have a home or apartment that yau would like to 

rant yearly or for the winter? If to give us a call because 

wa have good tenants available fer theta situations. 

BERG 3160 Asbury Ave. 


*•••••••« 

Phone 399-0076 

DUPLEX 

1403 Wesley Ave. 

• * » 

Two bedrooms, 2 baths each floor, parking, storage, 

fireplace. Excellent rental property. Priced fo sell, 

$173,000. 

CONDO 

500 Bay South 

Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath seventh floor condominium, 

spectacular views, pool, etc. Asking $190,000. 

SINGLE 


4 bedroom, 2 bath cottage, freshly painted. Close fo beach 

and boardwalk, $117,500. 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

30th and Asbury 

New Duplex fo be constructed. Three bedrooms, 2 bathi, 

fireplace. Sold as condos or duple* . Call for details. 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 


Two buildings sold as Condos, or Duplex. 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths. Call for details.

l J \ 


RE. For Sale 

BERG 

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eifWemlnlym, Th* Oaraani Plait, 

M i Badfwm, 1 bath unit with 

pa»rimlc vIn* IvM rMUCM MI17MN. 

ttuem r. Milty, inc. RMIW, mils, 

pirtiPlittina mi BHen. M 

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Dftk wim UM Met, Mil illn, Ilr 

fin Fully iumlihM. 

GULL REALTY Inc. 

•• ReilEitite Broker 

.. 2208 BAY AVI. 

Phone 399-8030 

LTORS 

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


RE. For Sale RE For Sale R.I, For Sale R,B, For Salt R.I. For Silt RE. For Salt R.E. For Sale 

Berger Realty 

Since 1920 and Still Growing 


Ocean City, n,J. 

399-0076 

Sat. October 29th - Sun., October 30th 

1829 WESLEY AVE 

Spacious beachfront 1st 

fl. Condo, 3/2, 

Fireplace, air. Comes 

furnished. A must set 

priced to sell $229,000, 

3020 WESLEY AVE., NEW! 

Beachfront Condos, 2nd floor offers a roof fop 

sundeck and farttastlc Ocean views. 

Fireplace, Air, and plenty of extras, 

1st floor 1285.000 2nd floor 1310,000. 

LAGOON FRONT HOME 

57 Walnut Road. Two boat slips, owner financing 

to qualified buyer. Three bedrooms, and 

three baths, $280,000. 

ndpiper reoltg 

418 AUintte Avt. 

¥HM,. 

• • 1 YEAR OLD* * 

2621 WESLEY AVE, 

First floor beach front, 4 

bedroom, 2V4 bath unit. Plenty 

of living space and large 

master suite. Prestigious but 

priced right, $335,000, Unfurn. 

owaiMit) 

CONDOMINIUM • ONI BEDROOM ~~"^ 

Close to beach and boardwalk, second floor, heated, in excellent 

condition. Low maintenance, under t*0 monthly, A 

little gem for (58,000. 

CONDOMINIUM PIZAZZ 

Modern I bedroom, 2 bath spilt level unit. All amenities. 

MUST set to appreciate. Owner financing to qualified 

buyer. Asking iW.SOO, 

UPPER COTTAOI • OUPLIX 

Four bedroom in upper unit with wood burning fireplace 

In living room, full dining room, modern kitchen and 2 

modern baths. Also J bedroom rental unit on first floor, 

basement. Economical gas heat throughout. Newly 

reduced, a great buy at $119,000. 

BiACHiLOCKOUPLiX 

Two bedroom with fireplace in living room, screened porch 

and sun deck off of second floor unit, A charming 

property and a real money maker. Always fully rented. 

Priced to sell at 1129,000. 

NORTH END DUPLEX 

Two bedroom each unit, fully rented '83 season, excellent 

owner financing possible te qualified buyer. Good investment 

starter. Asking 147,000, 

GUHST HOUSi OR LAROi FAMILY HOMI 

Six bedrooms, 2VS baths, large porch. Two bedroom apt. 

on first fleer with 1400 per month winter rental to help 

carry mortgage. Oversized lot with plenty of parking, ex 

cellent central location and a good buy at 1145,000. 

Finest 


Nautical dtganet on sparkling 

bty watery Twenty-two ntw 

luxury 1 residences with private 

boat slips, cahana club and pool, 

from 1185,000. 

Open daily 

It to4. 609-398.9443. 

On the thy 7th to 1th 

Now Under Construction 

Opening Spring 1984 

Jutt reduced, Gutsf houM with I »pti., fieailint con 

ditien. Income over M7,OO0. Priced if 1241,000. 

GARDENS SINGLE 

Three bedrooms, 1 baths, large family room with 

HrtpiaM. A muff I N property »f I! JV.SOO. 

GARDENS RANCHER 

Three bedrooms, iVi betht. aerofi the street from beach. 

Priced te tell Immediately. 

70SMOORLYN TERRACE 

Small hotel and « heated ipfi,, block from boardwalk and 

beach. Good incom*. Priced af SIM.MO. 

SOUTH END PROPERTIES 

CENTRAL AVENUE DUPLEX 

Two bedrooms, 1 Mth on first door and ) twdroomt and 

bath en lecond Beautiful beach views. Only iltl.MO. 

ASBURY AVE. DUPLEX 

With an ocean view. Three Mragmi, 2 bafhi on each 

fleer. i24S,OM. 

CONDOMINIUMS 

We have many Interesting condominium units all priced 

under 1100,000. For an appointment to see them, call us at 

Grace Realty. 

BEESLEY-S POINT 

Beautiful J bedroom, 2 bath home with many extras Ineluded 

In the |UI,SM asking price. There Is a very large 

let with an in-ground swimming pool and a separate apt, 

far guest or in-laws. You must ••• to appreciate this lovely 

property. 

34TH 4 CENTRAL AVE. 398-6200 

EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. i BATTERSEA HB. 398-2800 

DORIS KOKI> 

REALTOR 

?40BatttfftaM.39M40l 

tfMMM 

Spacious new home, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, powder 

room, eentral air conditioning. 

Owner financing 

available to qualified 

buyer. $125,000 Make an 

appointment to see this 

today. 

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fumltura and IMIMCM. Maw t» 

tmte, ma mm. MUM, TM ParfMI 

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OCEAN VilW 

Or..i •tartar nom. at • truly 

barwln prlea. LscatM only fninvfM 

tram Sal III! kaaihat with 1 

btaratmi on i WMMM m. Owntr 

.Ml MMMr PMA ami V* flnafltlni 

nqMIIIM kuyar. MMM. 

Cuilom »lll M¥ti MM futvrlK 1 

iaa, laret un.ny rasm, t ear 

aarisa, cantral Mr, mMoro 

iaceratlni, pool with tack ana 

tMm ana UtuatMan a «ultt ftratt 

|vtt minum awi« irom tha Baacn. 

thli Ii a mutt an. Only StMCB, 

MfflONEY REALTORS 

263-2206 

BRAND NEW OFFICE SPACE 

COMING SOON 

IN CHOICE OCEAN CITY LOCATION 

• reply In confidence • 

AMERICAN RESORT 

REALTY CORPORATION 

P.O. Box 441 

Somers Point, N.J. 08244 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th 

12:00 to 4:00 P.M. 

2710 WESLEY AVE. 

Lowly A btdroom, U* bant horn* acrotf frwnOold C0Mt'> 

BMCI). Living room, dining room, mod*rn kltthtn wi «rtcloMd 

porch. Boutifuiiy landKapM yard and gat htat. 

RMiufd Riuf to t2 t2O0,0M.O0 for till* tpKlal DPM Muta. Sw 

youS#turdiyl rdiyl ^ 

ORDILLE 

.REALTY 

EXCEPTWNALGOLD 

COAST COflMEB 

Well maintained duplex 

with ocean views, ideal for 

condo conversion 

Drastically reduced, Wai 

1400,000, now asking 

1)15,000. all reasonable offers 

considered. Owner 

anxious. 

RANDALL REALTY 

REALTOR 

SStliind Central 398-2210 

NIAR TH1 'WALK - S 

aearnnanfi: I mm bMrwni, i M« 

kMrasmi. Oraa! porch... larking, 

pslanll*! InanM L In Maltar Ownar 

IIMUClrK, IllMM TM F.rr.ll Ao.HCy, 

UNIQU1 CUiTOM 1UII.T - *(«•» 

MtisnM "V • IMIritf Ull CoMI « 

tmiac! Piiiiw ww SMI etnttnr. 

wooa burnlno ilwa and Milnch will! 

M.ny aiirai ina'euirintHd iftcema, 

leacticylir vitw M m« walllMI ant 

Mlv two bUtlii Irtm MuniOtaa.! Cl^ 

b h A.klng «)» OOO Call M SHI. « 

Rancher near the bay. 

Living room, dining area, 

kitchen, 1 bedrooms, bath, 

utility room, attic, eieetrie 

heat, all appliances in 

eluded. Mi.OOO. 

Stone home opposite beach. 

Leeattd on J HoteiMofel 

zoned lots, 8 bedrooms, 3 

baths, elevator, garage, oil 

hw heat, home Is 1215,000, 

extra let is $140,000- Flnan 

clng at low rate. 

ager 

421BatterseaRd. 

399-0041 

19B.500O REALTORS 

MARMORA '105,000 

Immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 

bath rancher with 

assumable VA mortgage te 

qualified buyer in low tax 

Upper Township. Brick 

fireplace, custom window 

treatments, central air, 

low utility bills and mere. 

Call us today, 

OCEAHOTYCOMOOS- 

•74,100 

Six units available, 2 

bedrooms each unit. Close 

to transportation, shopping 

and beach. Tremendous 


qualified buyer, call us on 

this one today, 

OCEAN COT-MULnfAiaV 

•218,000 

Perfect location, close to 

beach and shopping. Income 

producer, i units with 

excellent terms te qualified 

buyer • ovtr 140,000 projected 

incemi ptr yaar. 

OCEAN CITY 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Luxurious living In this 

magnificent custom built 

home, Two fireplaces, 

laeuzil room. In-ground 

pool are lust a few of the 

fine features. Perfect 

executive home. 100f4 

financing to qualified 

buyer, 

OCEAN CfTYStWLE 

•11,000 

P*irftet •tirfir homt for 

young coupl#, or UN •• a 

vacation hideaway. Clow 

to shopping and beach, In 

quiit rMldtntlal arts of 

town. Call ui for details, 

We're never on voeolien. 

OCtANCTTY DUPLEX 

•188,000 

Beautiful duplex con 

venlent te seuthend 

beaches. Three bedrooms, 

2 baths each unit, with 

storage shed, Weil landscaped 

let, A must see' 

ororjertv. 

PALERMO 

'76,900 

New home In lovely 

residential Upper Township, 

Two bedrooms and 1 

bath en first floor, with 

space for two bedrooms 

and 1 bath on second fleer. 

Beautifully constructed, 

with large laundry room, 

work Shop and garage. 

OMJMHTI 

•39.900 

Twin home located in 

ieuthend section of town. 

Three bedrooms, perfect 

for vacation homt, 

ITT! 

•101,000 

Pour bedroom, 2 Dath home 

in lovely area, in move-In 

condition. Close to 

southtnd beaches, very 

motivated seller. 

TjOpTlT" 

m 

•110,000 

Located In central location 

of town, close to schools, 

shopping and community 

center. This duplex needs 

some work to turn back Inte 

an Income producing 

OMAN CITY toNDO 

•69.900 

One bedroom, 1 bath condo 

located near boardwalk 

and btaeh. Maintenance 

fan Include water, sewer, 

pool, tennli courts, sauna, 

and much much more, 

Fully furnished, lust move 

right in. 

yfEALTORS •»* 

3301 ASBURY AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY 

OPEN EVERY OAY 

STOP m OR CALL 

':• 39BBO0O , 

' atf 

8235000 

MUST SELL 

BAVVEWDOPtEX 

Three Brtroomi each unit, 

room for attic expansion, 

new gas h.w. baseboard 

heat, 1 car garage. Excel? 

rental history. Aiklng 

SIV.VOO. Willing to 

negotiate. 215 57? 6247 

evenings n i ' 

corner Rancher with living 

room, dining area, modern 

kitchen, family room, J 

bedrooms, Wt batht, g« 

hot water heat. ti25,oOO 

Bay views. Panelled living 

room, dining room, modern 

kitchen, tunroom with tilt 

bath (possible efficiency 

apt.) plus 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths, else, baseboard 

heat, very good condition, 


qualified buyer at low rate. 

111 AtlanticAve 

399-1856 

823-5000 

OCEAN CITY DUPLEX 

CEDAR BEACH 

Across the street from 

Ocean City's finest 

beaches, magnificent 

views. Large Corner Lot, 

priced foseM, 

OCEAN CITY • MULTI FAMLY 

•139.500 

Quest house with local and 

state licenses. Street level 

apartment has I bedrooms, 

1 bath, upper level has t 

bedrooms, porch, entry, 

foyer. Close to beaches, 

great Income producer, 

OCEAN CITY MULT1 

•105,000 

Great income potential In 

this centrally located 

duplex. Two units recently 

remodeled. Active guest 

house license, 

OCEAN CITY CONDO 

•99,500 

Spacious first floor condo 

on quiet street. Close to 

gold coast beaches, Fully 

furnished. 

OCEAN CITY DUPLEX 

•120,100 

Super location for this 3 

bedroom, 1 bath duplex in 

southend. Great Income 

producer, 

OCEAN CCTY-SINGLE 

•184,000 

Spacious } bedroom rani 

cher with detached garaga, 

on nice corner duplex 

lened lot. Florida room, 

close te great beaches. Lot 

next door, also zoned 

duplex, available for 

M5,000, 

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TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 17 — SECTION 

R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. ForSaia R.E. For Salt R.E. For Salt R.E. For Salt RE.ForS.lt 

Carolina, there s 

jnHead. 

On the Jersey Shore, there's 

Ocean Reef. 

OBMB Oiifi proUflhw*, W-acn mart codumnkity. 

mm the gates, Oowi M b a compW^ sdf-cont*iod rwrt awjonmen, 

The townhowa wW be junoundBi by drJiue imaiHs - boitJng 

radtka. swimming pod. ternib couns and platform temb w| al bt 

tvalatlE for raJdents' iot 

InlnHtodag M tumfcrnmrii torn »99,500, 

Difltn our pre-oonsnjction phase, ore and h¥0 btdroom townriouses are 

ewBomly prkKi fran arty MBJ00, txapttaial tag b ihdr adgii 

mm exdtjnfl, muUK (borpiaro Bid i rMgnftxnt taOqn at the bfl. 

Act now. 

A$ ISO drrxBtt will rosvt ûr townhomf during our pre-construction 

phaw. IM demand hn been great so hurry. Ocean Reef ta a marvfkxB 

(fportynfty as i prinisy re^denoe. second home or Irw^mtnt prepoQf. 

iVfering roMmti i Maty* (hat b unique to the aita. wenod to none. 

23rd SMm ttK Bay • Ocean City. Hew Jtnry * 

Open 9-5 da8y gr by appointment 

BERG 

Single - 3336 Asbury Ave. 

Since 1910 

and stilt growing 

3160 

Asbury Ave. 


PHONE 

399-0076 

•four bedroom cottage, southend, heated. Lowest priced unit on Asbury 

•Ave. Rented yearly for $500 month. 187,500. 

I '87,500 

Beachfront Condo -1619 Wesley Ave. 

eavlew Beach, only 2 units left. Three bedroom, Vh bath, ocean views, 

(•ivate parking, sundeck, garage, fireplace, air and mort. 

C No. 1 - '265.000 

C No. 2 - '195,000 

-LOTS— — 

300 MERION PLACE 

Zoned Single Family 

Exttftant Owner Hnanclng $65,000 to quiMMl buytr 

19e.50DO REALTORS 823-5000 


We're never on vacDlion, 


1 to 5 P.M. 

326 Wesley Avenue 

You mutt Ma this euifom built brick and lram«, ipaclout duplex. This home 

feature* 3 btdroomi, 1 baths, (ormal dining room, family room with wet bar In 

mvntr't unit. Rtntal apartment hat 3 bedroomi and 1 bath and It eurrtntly rented 

at I5S0 per month, Beautifully landicaptd with In-ground iprlnKler »y»tem. 2 

ear garage with automatic garage dooroptntr. Perches on both floort, and many 

other ftifurti. See this special home TODAY, 

franklin c Williams 

"REALTORS 

WATERFRONT 

IBAYFRONT 

Waterfront Two family, 

main dwelling, llv, rm , 

din. rm,, lilt,, 3 bdrms, plui 

V/t biths. Apt. 3 bdrmi,, l 

bath. 3 boatilipi. Realistic 

1185,0001 

Waterfront, Large tingle, S 

bdrms. 2Vt baths, family 

rm w/flreplaet k wet bar, 

florlda rm., 2 Ig, boatsllpt, 

10%% Mortgagt avail, to 

qualified buyer! 11 

Bayfront, Enceptlonal 

Value, 4 bdrms, 1 full, 2'/i 

baths, dock and Ig. B/s. 

Prime views! Listed 

inland Waftrway, One of a 

HIM duptoi. I Mrms., 1 lull 

«tltM M, unit. Mut 1 car 

••ran and 1 pattillpt. 

Prtpany It In Immaculate 

NMIliM iniMt and out. 

MWflMIII 

iaythore Drlvt; Custom 

waterfront Raneh home, 

Llv. Rm. w/PP, Din, area, 

spacious kit., Lg. screened 

porch, j Bdrms,, i full 

baths, situated on Ig. well 

landscaped lot (W water 

frontage) w/j boafiilpt. 

Muifste... 

LAOOONFRONT 

Golden opportunity, 2 

story, s bdrm., vit bath 

home with J protecttd 

boatsllpt. Excellent Income 

till summer. Flexible 

owntr financing to 

qualifier buyer makes this 

8 most attractive buy I 


bedroom homt, Ig. lot hat 

M* wittrfrentagt w/brand 

ntw bulkhead S. deck. 

Owntr will cenildtr attractive 

financing to qua), 

buyer I 

Lagoonfront price |usf 

reduced. Riviera, z story 

with 3 bdrms., 1 baths, 

family rm, w/FP,, garage 

and I bsafitips, In excellent 

condition & 

available for Immediate 

occupancyI. 

PARPENS 

Surf Road, fully heated 

homt. Hying room with 

llrtplaet, dining rm. kitehtfrt 

] bdrms, 1V* bathi, 

ptntlltd family rm. 

iiPigt. Short dlitanct to 

btaeh, all fhli for only 

*l43,300.Cillnowl 

Pinnacle Road, very clean 

attractive split level with 

separate build; let,' homt 

offering living rm., dining 

area, kitchen plus break' 

fast room, 3 bdrms and 3 

full baths, family room, 

laundry rm. and garage. 

Many other flm features 

inspect this choice home 

new) 

SINGLE 

Buy yearly home for low 

154,500. Offering living, 

dlningNlfehen combo. Two 

bdrms, ntw bath, gas 

warm air heat. Dtfaehtd 

gar, Nice yard fenced for 

children. Call now 399 5711, 

•ay Area • Corner - 4 bdrm, 

IVi B'I, det, gar. Lilted 

171,000, 

RIVIIRA, Beautifully 

maintained homt, llv., rm,, 

din, arta, kitchen, family 

rm. with llrtplaet, Florida 

rm.,« Mrms., 1 full bams, 

I car garat*. Vinyl tided 

exterior. AtklM Rtallifle 

llM,Nt fully furalshtd and 

tqulBftdfll 

New Lilting — Nice Ranch 

Home with 1 ttdrmi., * full 

bath, gai htat, situated en 

Ig, lot-Convenient to 

Stores and Schools. Asking 

%n,m, 

Wtll built home with 4 

Mrms., 1 fun baths, llv. 

rm. has firtplact, formal 

din. rm., Ig. kit,, ft |iUnd, 

rm. Situated on oversized 

lot In excellent neigh. 

Mrhood. Asking ii 17,100. 

Owntr Anxloui, price 

reduced. 1 Mrms., full 

bath, wood itove, new 

siding, ntw roof, new tlec. 

service $. mere. Unbelievable 

fif.fto. Act 

now I 

Riviera Cape Cod, llv. rm,, 

formal din, rm., modern 

kitchen, ] bdrms., den, i 

full baths. Features Include 

If. corner let, fireplace, 

cent, air ft 1 car garagf. 

Inspect today11 

DUPLEX 

Wesley Avt, — Across, 

from btaeh. Large unit 

with a Mrms., 1 full baths, 

ntw kitchen and many 

rectnt Improvements — 

plus gr. fir, % bdrm. Apt. 

Listed SlN^Nf urn. I 

Yearly Area-New vinyl 

siding makes this two 

family almost maint, free, 

plus we lust reduced the 

sale price te Slf.ioo, 

making a practical property 

an excellent buy. Offers 

two fully heated unifsist 

fl: 1 idrrns., Jnd fl: J 

Bdrm,, (rented yriy.) «• 

cellent yearly area-Hurry 

new to Williams Real 

Isfafe. 

Lg, 3 Family -1 bdrm A I 

Mrm unit, plus 1 ear gar. 

Only iff,M0, 

Ntw Listing • Both units 

completely remodeled. 

1st • 1 bdrm., l bath 2nd. I 

bdrms., m baths, excellent 

condition • Inspect 

newiM4,$00. 

INVESTMENT 

14fh Street, Three family 

$9,000 + potential income, 

1st f(. heated (gas warm 

air), 2 bdrm*. 2nd fl: large 

bedroom, 3rd fit one bdrm, 

open porches, furnished, 

also 3 ear off street 


1118,000. Make It a point to 

Inipett you'll profit. 

Commercial on West Ave, 

Include* store, garage and 


apartment, 3 bdrms, V/i 

baths. This Is • very 

flexible property to continue 

present type 

business start new 

business or transfer your 

present business to lively 

location. Reduction in price 


Now only 1149,900. 

Three Units. All Rented 

Yearly. Excellent return. 

Call for /' Complete 

Details! M 

UMW000 

Sold Coast Location, A 

most Impressive residence 

overlooking Golf Course. 

Consists of Hv. rm., with 

firtplact, formal din, rm,, 

breakfast rm, ultra mod, 

kit,, family rm. with 

fireplace, den, screened 

patio, 4 bdrms,, 2M> baths 

and I car garage, Features 

deludes in-Ground Pool 

and pool house, extra lot 

with full silt tennis court, 

cent. air. burglar alarm, 

sprinkler sys,, wet bar, &, 

beautiful landscaping Just 

to mention a few. Inspec 

tlen by appointment! I! i 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

R.E.ForS«k . . 

MARMORA 

FIRST HOME 

BUYERS 

10.11% - SB yur Mfftjtgi m Mriy MMM1 My 

ALDONHOMIS INC. 

398-7486 

SOUTH END STORE 

13x34' with powder room 

MODERN VICTORIAN HOME 

First floor, 1 bedrooms, ilv, rm, din, rm,, kltehtn, laundry 

with washer and dryer. Second floor, 4 bdrm*. Third 

floor, ] bdrms, ) baths, Oversliad heated garagt and 

workshop, gas heat. Parking 41 cars, large let, *125,0O0. 

COUSIN CITY 

Two bedroom mobile home. Living room, kltehtn, bath, 

gas heat, partly furnished on 3 lots, $24,S00. Financing 

available. 

GOSS REALTY 

3288 A8BURY AVE. SIMM! 

SALES 

RENTALS 

ATWAISALSA 

OASTAL 

REALTY 

330 Atlantic Avenue 399-38*9 

"Triplex" fully heated (gas) with one, three and four 

bedroom apartments. Steps to beach, ocean views, freshly 

painted, plus 3 ear garage. 1171,000, 

"171,900" for this vtry nice 2 BR condominium with tilt 

bath, living room, dining area and kitchen, Condo fee of 

1115 per me. Includes heat, hot water and sewer, 

"145,000" large building with white stont front. Ideal tar 

•ny type professions! u*e. 

"leautiful iayfrent" 2 story home on Sunny Harbor 

Lagoon. Three BR'J, ] tile baths, I'A car garage* iargt 

floating dock, 2 boat slips and much, much moral Please 

call for details, 

"Duplex" Stone's threw to beaeh & boardwalk. Large 

property with 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Three 

bedroom has 2 full baths, very large master bedroom. 

Plus met yard, off-street parking for « ears. I1M4S0. 

"Two Fimlly" with Quest House license. Large property 

near fth 8. Central with one 2 bedroom apartment, owner's 

apartment, plus large lobby, 6 rooms, off street parking 

for 41 ears, 1121,000, 

"J Family" with 11S bedroom units. Fully furnished, 

fully heated, excellent rental history. Beachblock, only 

190,000- Owner anxious te sell I 

HAGER IS HAVING A SALE!!! 

Unbelievable home I Oardens 

location, unobstructed 

bay views, income 

producing apartment are 

ail combined In this 

graciously, refurbished 

Victorian residence. 

Totally maintenance fret 

with extras such as Jac 

eunl, Jenn-AIr and much, 

much mere. Offered at 

*225,O0O. Just Reduced To 

1191,0001 

Three boat Slips, a floating 

dock and spectacular bay 

views are ail Included with 

this duplex lened three 

bedroom, one bath cottage 

heated for year round use 

in excellent condition. Offered 

at il«,S00. Just 

Reduced To imSOOl 

Absolutely spotless two 

story Contemporary home 

with unobstructed views of 

the open bay. This 3 

bedroom 2 bath home In 

move In condition. Offered 

at 1162,500. Just Reduced 

To 1152,5001 

Beautiful 16 room hotel 

overlooking J-aert park. 

Each room has A/C aiM 

private bath. Wall maintained 

In quiet area. Offered 

At 12*1,000. Just 

Reduced To 1221,000.001 ', 

Of* 

ager 

TWOHOM1S FORTH! 

PRICEOFONEIII 

The main house is a char, 

mlng 4 bdrm. IM bath wim 

living room, formal dining 

room and tat-In kitchen. 

Near eetfagt has 3 bdrms,* 

1 bath, living room, dining 

room and kitchen. New, 

Vinyl siding. Offered at 

1119,500. Just Reduced To* 

1110,000.091 

A lovely year round Victorian 

home with 7 

bedrooms, 2Vh baths, wrap 

around porch, large living] 

room, dining room, kit* 

ehen, laundry room, pwd 

room. Baseboard 3 tone 

heat, outside showers plus 

detached 1 bedroom cottage 

for Income. Just 

reduced to »4,S00.Oul

V 

PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27.1880 • 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

R.I. Per Sale R.i.ForSale R. I. For Salt RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. For Sal* RE. ForSak R.I, Por Salt 

R.E. For Sal. R.I. For Sala Florida R.E. 

SPACIOUS VBAR ROUND HOME - 1 

baflraerfil. Jvi Mtftl, i.rg. kltcfttn, 

BfiaMail, ainins I Hying rm. «l(n 

franlUIn «MM, I luBBsreKii. awBi 

gaTagaworluhse olsck (ram Htcn 

hlBf,w:hooH.pl.vonx»xi,li)?»«i Call 

lfl.«7l . » 

CINTiH C!T¥ IBieK *PT HOUSE - 

Fight unlti, rtniH yHrlv, mediant 

ln¥H(minl itwom. mjoo. UII via 

U71.C00 Flmnclng •vllllBII Im 

Miailfltd Byytr inert HaBlty, Bailor, 

iih CliM* n 

Office or Commercial 

Building center city (for 

merly New Jersey Water 

Co), near parking, Iran 

sportatlon, banks and 

restaurants. Asking 

1)85,000 _- 

New Listing Northtnd 

duplex, 30x135' lot; living 

room, dining room, 2 

bedrooms each unit, Vtry 

nice neighborhood; Mtafed 

first floor Asking lijJ.OQO 

furnished. 

Spacious Duplex on corner 

lot In North end with ocean 

view. New exterior, 

fireplace In one unit, wrap 

around porch. One unit has 

3 bedrooms, the other has 4 

bedrooms. Asking SilS.OOO 

furnished. All reasonable 

often considered. 

Gardens Home, 7 

bedrooms, 4 baths, extra 

large lot (possible sub 

division) j ear garage, 

southern exposure near 

beach. Asking 1225,000. 

New Listing, Center City 

Single. JftelOO' commercial 

loned lot, * bedrooms, 

living room, dining room, 

•IVi baths, detached 2 car 

garage; eleit to stores, 

banks, churches. Asking 

Hj,000 furnished. 

Professional Office 

building, 200 Hock of West 

Avenue. Pour offices, 

powder room, second floor 

storage, off -street parking. 

Asking i9f,0M. 

WeOODS 

GtNCY 

RIALiSTATi 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INSURANCE 

609) 391-0200 

39B-500O REALTORS 823-5000 

We're never on vacation. 


Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 29 & 30 

From 1 to 4 P.M. 

110 S, Inlet Drive (located mar 55th St. & Bay Ave, area) 

Spacious Toamhouse/eondo with appro*. 1600 sq. ft. of living space. Lots of extras, 

with plenty of storage, inclosed patio, central air. eondo, amenities Include pool 

and sauna. Maintenance fee includes fire and flood Insurance, wafer and *tw»r. 

Ideal for year round or summer living. i10»,i00. 

Fully Mated and insulated 

triplex cleie to beach. 

Property hai had "Ten. 

der,' loving eare." Over 

•30,000 In rental.. Owner's 

transfer foreee him to sail. 

Owner financing for 

qualified buyer. 

Another new Kiting. Two 

dupleMs on Central Ave. 

both heated with yearly 

tenants. Make an appoln 

tment to see this one. 

Four bedroom house on 

Delancey PI with 1 

bedroom first floor apt. 

Both heated. Reduced to 

1112,000 

Duplex on Say AM, loth 

units rented yearly. Ex- 

cellent condition, Sat heat. 

ClOM to Shopping, Julf 

reduced to W3.000 

Another duplex on Ocean 

Ave, Owner relocating, 

mutt sell. Both units have 

heat. Excellent location. 

Juit reduced to M7JO0. 

Just listed, 4 bedroom twin 

home, m baths, Moo block 

Central Ave. Under 

100,000. 

NX MALTY 

REALTOR 

114 WBHTW PLACE 

DUPLEXES 

Ride by 2O2S30Asbury Avt. Real Buy with 3bedrooms, 2 

baths. Both unit* rented yearly. Juif 2 yean old. Owner 

says Mil. tl«,JW>. 

W8,500 for 2 units on Asbury I Front cottage hit gas heat. 

DtfactfM garage with efficiency apt. above. Call now. 

New Listing, ttiree bedroomi, 2 bains at 41tf and West for 

ilSMOO furnished 11 Can't laitl 

Front to back cottagM at Itth and Asbury. Both units with 

3 btdrooftii, loth units furnished. Owner financing I 

I1J2,OW. 

CON OQS 

Two bedroom first floor eondo at Four Seasons at 3jfh and 

Simpson Ave. Asking $75,000 unfurnished. 

SINGLES 

e, 2 bedroom wlfi cathedral 

I ' 

«'•• 

. . 

Wtsiey Avenue it Norm Street 

OctanCIty, N J.Nllt 

BERG 

Beautiful spacious eondo. offers fan 

'- JoMIc views. Excellent income oppor 

Central Avenue, 2 bedroom with balcony, 

celling, 2 car garage, heated. 1129,500. 

Lagoonfront, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, huge family room, cen- 

tral air, A buy at imooo. 

REAL ESTATE 

m 

• GOLD COAST • GOLD COAST 

• BEACH VIEWS • 

ROGER A. MONROE REALTORS ft 

MONROe DEVELOPERS 

Are proud to Introduce n»w Gold Coast 

Residences at 2130 Wesley Ave. Includes: 

Pour bedrooms, two baths, fireplaces, custom 

built kitchens, all modern amenities. 

Call For Inspections 

ROGER A. MONROE REALTOR 


391-7000 

Since 1920 

and still growing! 


Ocean City, N.J, 

Phone 399-0076 


A very desirable Invtstment opportunity. Priced to sell, A 

must stt, (30'xlOO' lot) 1129,000 

GREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES ft RBiTALS 

The only Golf Course Condominium At the 

jersey Shore 

ATTRACTIVE FINANCING 

To Qualified Buyers. Call Today I 

MM17-14BT-'" 

visit Our Furnished /Modal Homt at 

44 Create Bay Drive 

IMMMH,IU. 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

•129,000 

2213 West Avenue 

Duplex In prime location. Excellent Income property, enclosed 

porch and second floor deck. Priced at 1119,000. 

$ 119,000 

IMDBit 

Charming Cap* Cod just 

reduced to SI 19,500. 3 BR & 

maid's room, Vh baths, 

modern kitchen, heat, 

garage, all on large let. 

RMCMTYUIMMi 

On larga WxlIO' corner 

let. 3 BR., IVk oaths, den, 

all new elec. kitchen, gas 

heat. Partly furnished. 

Reduced to $119^00, 

6ARDEMSMQLE 

Year-round home located 

on lovely, quiet street. 

Features family room, 

living room with fireplace, 

3 BR, 2 tile baths, gas heat, 

garage. Offered at 

S143,500. 

TWMAMILV 

Good Income property, 

recently remodeled, lit 

floor hai heated 3 BR. apt,, 

2nd fl. has 2 BR, apt. Only 

rnirn 

Dunex 

Both floon hivi gm heat, 

enclosed wn rooms. Each 

unit hai 3 BR. and fl. 

tastefully decorated, wall 

papered, gas fireplace. 

Asking %mm. 

MAaBLKK-iNMLV 

Beth units with gat heat, 

close to beach h boar- 

dwalk, lit floor with % BR. 

apt., ami unit with 4 BR. 

garage, lurnlthed. Jutt 

reduced temiySilMM. 

MHMMHM / 

Ixeellent rental property with 3 BR, 1 baths each unit, I- 

f(Hfêe 

f 

gAMMDWUX 

immaculate condition, 3 «. 4 BR. unit*, ftaturai 1 Vi bath*, 

targe porches, h#at, UirnlUWd. Only S1S5400. 

WUBMLEUTT 

Nice lagoon araa, 2family-IOt with llbaral owner financing 

to aquallf led buyer. 

FRENCH REAL ESTATE, Inc. 

SELL YOUR MORTGAGE! 

If you are holding a mortgage that you mutt convert 

to cash, we have Inveitors who will purchase ill 

Please recognize that, nationally, mortgages are 

discounted according to their yield. 

Only creditworthy mortgage! with good collateral ' 

property win be considered. 

SEND: Name, address, phone number, amount and 

terms of mortgage, and address of mortgaged • 

property to: 

RESORT RNANCIAL INVESTORS 

P,0. BOX 81 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 08226 

TAXES TOO HIGH? 

•20,000 MTUi. KVESTMEMT WI_L PUT YOU WTO 

EXECUTIVE WLMM ON BtAUTFUUY LJUOSMKB H 

MM, 4 »mil, Vk BATH GOLMKL M 

LOW TAX MARMORA 

•733.00 Per Year 

Auume 11 vm V A Mortgage 

Owner Anxious, Lowered to SI 19,000. 

Call For Appointment and Feature Sheet 

PHILIP BUBER RIAL ESTATE, inc, 

7813 ATLANTIC AVI., MARGATE, N.J. 123-1633 

• ROBERT L. SHARP, Realtor 

5501 WEST AVE. f j j 2700 ASBURY AVI. 

399 0784 LQ 399 1637 

NEWSHARP1ISTINGS 

•iACHBLOCKDUPLIX 

Oreaf location at an affordable price! Let us show you 

through this remade led J bedroom, J family home, nicely 

paneled and carpeted. 

BUILDABLELOT 

Convenient to •hopping, recreation and within walking 

distance to popular beaches, imooo includes water and 

A SACRIFICE AT tW,000. 

Five bedroom home anxious for a new owner, ideal for 

year round occupancy. Large lot, plenty of room for 

guests. 

Full 7/ma SaJaajMiwif WanUd 

Call today to mmngm ma Intorvhw. 

AIMRV AVEMJC OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Modem I bedroom home in South End one block from 

•beach. Living-dining room combination, electric kitchen, 

«jn porch, S. large deck, 2 baths «. powder room, heated, 

' Has all appliances. Asking Sl*4,M0. 

399-0014 

Before You Leave The Island* 

You Must See ' 

PAY VILU MARINA 

OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29,1983 

1:00 P.M. until 4 P.M. 

SAT.&SWU»CT,29430 

to 4 P.M. 


Large fenced yard, plenty of off-ttreet parking, new Kit 

Chen, outside gai grille. In-ground sprinkler, move-In «Ji 

dlflen, wall to wall carpeting, draperies and wlnflow 

dreuings Included. New kitchen (April 'S3) • self clearing 

oven, Vanity links In bathrooms, inclosed hot and cold 

shower outside. Front and rear porches, •', 

SHORE REALTY 

RIALTOR 

III MY AVE, SH-INO 

REAL ESTATE • INSURANCfi v 

•th a, Ocean Avenue, Ocean City, New Jeriev WM u 

buyer. • . 

TWOFAMLY- 

Firtt floor, living room, kitchen, dining area, 2 

bedrooms, bath. Upper cottagt> living room, dining 

room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, i batht. WhOM. 

(Ulnt conation,, center city naar beach and boar- 

dwalk.Alaoexo^lefrtm«telorcondoslte. *\ 

I 

riHoos€ 

12 to 4 P.M. Sat. Oct. 29th 

709 GARDENS PARKWAY 

Beautiful executive home featuring 5 bedrooms, 4 bamt, 

iwlmmlng pool and many additional amenities. Being of- 

fered for sale by 

r*ITH « CEKTBAL AVI. 3II42N 

:eWTATUMTICBLVD.«BATTEB8EAR0. 398-2600 

JOHWOHBEALTORS 389-Bnin MM m py flyp 

CfAN COUIIT - M oc»n Ave., I 

MresiM, iivlno room, iMMa room, 

MM turn. SMp ipt. Low 

i MUM. Call avanni, JtttOt. U- 

RENT OR SALE 

BMBtlMi tMMMi MVM Mm* 

TW* Mrinl., iM MtM, llnfl, MM 

tm. Htult MWttM, M tMk M 

M • tHfMaik, Mrs* Mt, »MMV 

MMMIrHMN 

f UTTHI TOWMhV 

T\fo story colonial with 3 

Mdrooms, m baths, for- 

maj living room and dining 

room, family room with 

flmplaea, oil hot air heat, 

one ear garage en over- 

sized professionally lan- 

dscaped lot, extra room on 

flrif floor for In-home of- 

fice. Sreat nalghberhoed In 

leW tax Upper Townihlp, 

Afklngtt4,M0. 

srat by side duplex • each 

unit hai 2 large bedroomt, 

bath, spacious kitchen and 

living room, Both units ren- 

ted at I1S0 per month, 

Owner anxious, mutt 

MMI77 

•MMMIf prlcM IM Mtn on- 

tr.l iir wllti (ml pump, J Mdrwnw, 

1 MtM. tiwyi, wMMr, *y«r, 

iv9ie 

invntari dudm. Two tMrswni 

•Kfl unit, y«rir Mumt, mum. 

e*Mtt cnv tanw for urn famiiy. at 

m I noun*. UoftM Is rint i room 

M • 1 BMnem tW. I14IJN, 

If country living with hunt* IMwM 

you « M imnM M liMI MMer 

It tviJIMM. Tin* kMnam, 1 ktm 

Tim* MTSMI, IM MM 1 Hsry 

horn., a" hot wirtffmt.t47.BO. 

Realtor 

104-fm Street 

INVIITMINT OPNIITUNITill - 

o»cn ttw* rartM W rtturn on 

tM Vim nmm, « R»w« 

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nyatrnMi. Vim nmm, . 

•11 nma, mm \nm». MMJrM 

r, BiBty 

SlUMS. IMrt RMIIy, RMltir, 

An,Calliit-iM, 

if 

TAK1 TMi M0M1V - » nmfm. 

Mat M wwtor. Four iptt, 1 * * 

MresfM. O*o« Incomt, condition, 

taetM, lIHMt, P»TT*I Mtney, UN 

Bun.lX — en MomineilM NeM.' 

M l bn)nnxr», 1 b*m o«* wNh tn 

bt iMM, Plmiv o» Mt Mrett 

AMinf tlttMB, low. «o»rty, 

i i a A M * i m Ftt 

SALI - ITUANT - Wvety twti lyui 

cvnelfMy hmMM, 1 MMsnw, 1 

tath, Hvlng Him, dlnlrn art*. kRitan, 

Urga Itiren room, larga U • 14* 

MrHnN Nils PM, Lot (IT dHP. kw 

hiw Mwly MvMpMM, 1 mlniitM to 

SM t 'J MM M Hut. 

Yearly Renfali Yearly Rentals 

BAVFRONT RANCH!* - avUltM llCOND PLOOH - Uniurn , 2 

Oct. 1. TKraa baotoomi, 1 MM, fur- baOroomi, llvlne room, dining room, m. 

nj^MarjiMMlirita.tMmaMnwMit w carpal, ml WM ufii. Oai 

nWiHiruMurnWiN.iminfiMflyM w arm. mi 

utlllim. F«.4LMH, int., R«MNn,Btl Wltnir, ory.r 

*M*M4M «t Mlfrt C 

m On Met, 

AvalKblt immad. 

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FLORIDA RENTAL 

ST. AUGUSTINE 

Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath 

oceaniranf concJo, beautiful 

beach, fully 'furnished. 

Available I»S weekly Sep- 

tember to December. S17S 

weekly or MM monthly 

January to April. Not 

available February i to 

March IS, 

Call Iff-Slf 1 or 

J01-S77 S3JI Collect 

ONI BEDROOM - UnfuOV Ml, IV 

CIMlne hat watt? haat. tm. Hliaoaea 

Rtal •MM, RaMar.MAHanfic A*, m- 

TWO AND THRia-Maraam apt, 

.v.iiaWa. HIM Raai litaN, Ratnar, 

lllliaiiinM«**a.l«t.MM. H 

1 BR OARDBNJ DUPLEX APT. 

avaiiakw yr, fauna. Na pan, * ' 

oapoall ana rafarantai raqoa-, 

manih «IM utllillai. Call (MI L 

or»»».«». « 

IMCIOUilSIPIIOOMBWinipt. 

wilM IgalM. NM atnlM. ilf' 

condmonw. Mch. MB plM vmy low 

ymmiieeiiNMM IM» 

cdow. Mch. M 

ymmii.eeiiNMM. 

W«T LAUDIIIDM.I Fl«fli», tne * 

two twiroom canM alt PeMrM HUH- 

mrm 

PORT UAUDBRDALB. PtjrMa, tM 

badroom Cansa, LR., DR., cam. 

HnailM and pool vary na»r ktafn of! 

Laatin Siva, Watl aawipBta I mtntii ar 

mor.ulHtt-U41. IMF 

PT LAUDERDALB - 1 

WM.C(IIMMM. 

RENTAL _ PurnlUMd .pt I 

kr, lr, kit., M . Ail uIIUIIM IlKlueM, 

MTHIUI HUI csntrol UK monthly. rM., 

r»B»(».e«iiiBaif. nil 

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i MMUffl, fyniMiM. M Ml M 

monthly Fa I UK RMHon, Ml 

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etiiwMwt nM 

TWO CHEERFUL, BRIOMT ant 

oaaroom apanmmtt, canirtuy McaiM, 

canvtniant te board*, iiarai, Iran, 

•partttian, economical sal hail, 

AyaiiMM now mi ana MM pta 

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rm., tna Is. lynSMI, *«gl,W. turn 

or uMurn., nn urpef tM palnl 

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tat. IM 

OCEAN CITY - Tw around ranfal. 

•mail two BMroom apartmant In nortti 

and M ItrM ptrkli« tut CM US. 

Ml. ((.» 

•NUO Al-A BUO - Charmlno two 

baanwn.lacundnow (Dt wwcan»« 

FurnlthM.unfyrnlHiM. cony w Ian I 

ontv city location UB met. naat. call 

milMNlfitt 1144 

TODAY (Ttajridajr) 

Halloween parade, 8th 

StreettoNHh Street on Asbury 

Avenue, line up at 6th Street, 

7 p.m., parade starts at 7:30 

pm 

City coming events 

Matchpolnt duplicate 

bridge, community center, 

7:MpJBl. 


ChiCht's Restaurant, 6:30 

p.m. 

•ty Council meeting, dty 

taU, TiM pm. 

MULTI FAMILY tAkC - tat, Oct. N, 

W to 1 pjB., 11 Holly tarry Law, 

•anlly't Point High chair, 

•U. 

WANTED 

BoirdwakLecitlM 

HlghvlslUiltytNtoSassq. 

ft. for unique tustam blen- 

ded Ice Cream Shop. 

Contact; 

Do Yourself a Flavor 

MrdtAiburyAve. , 

IfMtff M 

1 BBDROOM COTTAOB — MfMy 

furnWiM, WitMr • arytr, AyMlakM 

HnmMlitaiy until Jtme INii, MMm 

Yaarly Ran tali 

THRU a 

^t iimlfclu Btii 

lt^r^n Sty Raerty RaJtor 

hatmAlburyAye.CalHf>44W. H 

IMA 

CLAiSIFHD AD 

i 

B HviRAU - vary nlteant eM* 

AVA 

>i»Mtty 

ff 

$410 + utilities, 2 bedroom, 

I bath apt, 

SUB + utilities, 2 bedroom, 

I bath apt, 

•]» 4- utilities, 2 bedroom, 

1 bath apt. 

Foxauzo 

REALTORS'. hC. 

398-5000 

YUWLVWITALS 

Two bedreom, onhim. apt. 

Avail te a quiet resarvMl 

ceupia or linfla peraM; 

Apply in panan far ietalis. 

in •vprvwffif fwrii. ins 

unfwm. apts. tram ml plui 

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TnTN MBFBvm nm. •m 

-HûBBjb •BBH staKuBM CetfiA sluai 

wM). 

Ntir itf five bedrootn, i 

Bath hawtati iMfvni, Avail, 

Mm UN pliN utll. 

R068ITL SHARP 

Realtors 

HtiWMl 

HUMT 

HM7I4 

Storaga For Rent 

OARAOI POR'ONt - Bxtaiitnt «f' 

furnltur. ar warahouaa itarlnj, fi, 

prlvala accamblllty. M mantWy. CaM 

SfMDMMIMin n-V 

Public Notice 

CITYOFOCEANCITY 

ZONI NO BOARD 

OP ADJUSTMENT 

NOTICE 

TO WHOM IT KMT CONCERN: 

In Mmpliina win tnt partlntnt 

prfvi|lant at ma Ocaan city Zoning antf 

Mia DavtMamtnt Oralnanea, and Mia 

Ntw Jtrtay Municipal Lana UM Act, at 

amendad, notlot It haraby glvtn mat 

an apptlcatlon haa baan Iliad with tha 

unaanlfnai win tna Matn City Zoning 

Hart tt MiMMnant for varlancat 

ralttM to iWt, raar and trant yard 

Mtam Meatian at wMIni parklni 

tp«aa; and halgfit, to at to parmit 

applMantt M conttruct, attlMlth ana 

maintain a third fltar addition ta tM 

htma locattd in and upon ma araearfy 

atwiw at Uat t in Btatt Ml tn tha Tan 

Map at t)M City ¥ Ocaan City, Naw 

Jartty Mat, 

PuMIc htarina tn tha abova man, 

Manaa application hat Man tchaMIM 

Mr Novambar It, im at 7:M pjn. tt 

City Hill, tm ft AHvry Avanuat, Ocaan 

City, Ntw Jtftay at wMM lima yaw 

may aopaar, ahould y« 

Ocaan City, Naw 

ITBPHINa.NI 

•IUKII 

STAT1OPNEWJMHY 

DIPARTMINTOP 

INVIBONMENTAL PROTECTION 

DIVISION OP 

COASTAL RIMURCBS 

BUREAU OP COASTAL 

INOINI1RINOPROJECT NO. 

10U ociobar », IN) 

ad 

ADVERTHEMENT 

POKBID 

Maiad prattaali tor tha alanmanl M 

••Artificial Ita watt" along a Menan el 

IM Atlantic oeatn iwaiafrani m Cap* 

May Pent Itata •ark, Baraugh M Capt 

May Paint, Capt May County, Naw 

jartay mutt ba racaivadbymaDiractor 

of tha DlvWon at Coatlal Rawureat, In 

Room 711, Labor and Mvafry BuHdlng, 

John Pitch Plita, Trtntan, Naw Jartty 

ttm nt Ittar man 11:00 AJM,, Wai< 

'nMay, Novtmbar it, im, at which 

lima tha fjlat will M opantd. 

BMt may M taKvaraa ta Room 711 M 

eanan ar by mall prior ta tha tlma 

tdMtuM tar hit eptnlnst. Nt BMt will 

ha accaptad attar tht atoramantionad 

tlma. 

Plant aM Jpaclllcallont may M 

Biamlnad at abova aaorata or at mt 

Buraau at Ctatttl Inginaarioa Ottln, 

IIM Moopar Avenua, Tomt Rlvar, New 

Jaraayi hawayar, call CM11 Ml-Mt 

htfart vltitlno to auurt avtiitonity. 

prt.QvelIliad contractortcanobtiln BM 

Documantt tram ma Tomt Rlvar ad 

araN, iMtart mutt ha prMMillM 

wlm mM Divman unoV NJ.I.A. iiiU 

and ar. rMulrtd to coniBly wlm Hit 

Aft Irmatlva Action pravMian ai outllnad 

M FL "W7S. e. H?, ant itia raBuiatiant 

MlibiithM by tha OaNrtmtnt ¥ Bfl, 

vlronmenttl Protactlon. 

Na propotai will ht contWarad unlatt 

accomptniM by a CariHitt Cnttli ar 

Bit Bant In fM amount M at MM Ian 

gtrctnlum (10 etrctnt) of total amount 

bid and a cartload ilattmtM from 

jentlni company ttating that II will 

fyrhllft nvsiMry nrf^fffsnet Mns In 

Mt amount at tht contract In at 

carttnet with ttdion R.I. MiM-ia 

ant 3AVM-II7 Inclutlva. with turatlat 

latiafictary It tht itata at Ntw Jartty, 

Piulitlrtrii fajMRM ffii fiît f# wifys 

•ny InMrfriiittlM in w to r*X«» irrv er 

JOHNR.WEINOART 

ACTINODIP.ICTOR 

1M74T,P,P.I7».M 

Alateen meeting, St. John*! 

Uthtran Cturch, 7 p.m. 

SMVRBAY 

Freshman clan of Ocean 

aty High School craft show 

and sale, Music Pier, 9:30 

ajn. to 3 pjn. Open to the 

public. Refreshment*, door 

prkea awarded. 

Manor, meeting tt. ^ ; 

Lutheran Quoth, 8:30 pJ».; 

Jolly 

bridge, 

M 

Bidder* duplicate 

conmunlty center. 

"5 

Big band dance featuring 

Dick Anthony's Orchestra 

with Tht Sunshine Boys 

playing during breaki. 

William Snekatt emcee, 1-30 

pm. 

Sunshine Foundation^ 

Ocean aty chapter, 

7:30 pjn. 

Ocean aty Hotel, Motel Iw 

Restaurant Aweelitloi 

meeting. 

Oueit and Apartment 

House Association meeting, 

youth center, tth ttreet and 

Haven Avenue, B p.m 

Ocean aty Public library 

story hour far children 3 to 8 

from 10:30 to 11:30 l a 

TODNESDAY 

Good Counael 

dub 

FriendshJri 

Mdal b4ll; 

aty Humane society 

MONDAY 

Exchange Club dinner 

meeting, Daniel's. 8:30 p.m. 

Ocean aty Card 

youtt etntw, 1 pm. 

ir, 

Uooa Oub meeting! 

Harry's Im, 7 pjn. , t 

. i 

Xlwaula Club DNtl||{ 

Plymouth Inn, jJ:U pjn. t > 

aty Male Chorus 

rehearsal, Music Ptor, 7:S0 

pjn. 

- — • - — - «••' 

Dynamic Seniors SAGES, 

St. Peter's Methodist Ojurch, 

10 ajn. Hark Dlederich, 

director of ape May County 

Office Consumer Affairs, 

speaking on Consumer Affairs 

for seniors. 

i 

Cheas Club, youth center', f 

Woman's Cooperative 

League workshop, youti 

center, 9 a.m. , ', 

_ i i 

American Legion Morgan) 

Buck Post 1S7 meeting, f 

nm i i 

" 9 * i 

TOESDAY 

Cape Hay County Unit 

American Cancer Society 

second annul fashion show 

with wine and cbeeae party, 

Flsnders Hotel, 7 p.m. 

Donation 110. 

Garden Quo of Ocean aty 

meeting, recreation center, 

8th Street and Haven Avenue, 

1:30 pjn. 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

meeting, Episcopal parish 

haO, 90th Street and Bay 

Avenue, 7 pjn. 

tM» 

927-5932 

DIAMOND 

REMODELING 

"Our Jobs art Gems" 

ComptotilnWetiitd 

Outdoor Speetaliti 

VMVL 

NO Job Too Large 

ertttiuai 

15 years experience 

Roollng • sidliig , 

Pintlng • Sofflt 

sndGMttm 

Planning Board 

dty han, 7iS0 pm 

a Alpha IoU Chapter Baia 

Sigma Phi meettag, 1 pjn. * 

NEXT THURSDAY, ' j 

FRIDAy*aATUHDAY .. \ 

Young EnUrtalnen p«r» 

forming Th. Sound p/Mi4^ 

co the Music Pier 1 pjnj 

(MaUnee Saturday). _;• 

PHOTO PlCIOrp COST ' | 

AOpMraiaitfpiDl 

The SenttoeH.edger may b 

picked ip at fee afflM, US II 

tent far a «*ar«e of K 

time dariH A* nf< 

bailness day, follawin 

pnbHcatiMhi tike paper. 

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Bactrtcal CMUHIBY 

N.J. STATE LIC »«17* 

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Servicing Atlantic*. 

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927-7559 ar 3W-Zt4« 

JOIIPH WMtMiTHOWMBR 

"ForTheWelBytfT 

SCIOLI BUILDERS 

318-7177 

398-4486 

Mallard 

PLUMBING & HEATING 

•Serving Oenn City 1 Surrounding Ant If Yn.' 

• SawirChunid • Etactrtcafy • HMNI WMMM 

• RenavitieflS 

RlMinflai 1 Commerciil In Ctpt Miy A ABaiittc CNRty 

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Owner J. Bailard 653-8051 

R.H. VASSALLO 

PORTABLE UTILITY BUILDINGS 

Custom BuHt • All Wood construction 

• complete with floor and paint 

• Delivered and set up grige (PiutTax) 

• From a'xl' to i2'x24' #fc P •«»"• 

Samples on display at Junction of U.S. 40 

and State 47, Malaga, N.J. 

PHONE ANYTIME •694-2722 

u j- \- 111 r\,< , 

J

PAGE 20 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17,1081: 

(continued fron page 2) 

Letters to the editor - continued 

Voters must go beyond salaries 

I feel that it would be an 

Injustice to the managers and 

to the voters themselves not to 

become familiar with tome 

detail of the values they are 

voting on. Otherwise the Issue 

not only Is a farce, It becomes 

a sham 

Finally, I would like to 

l the staff of TTte 

Stntlnfl-Ledger on thilr 

Objective reportini on MM 

subject over the put months 

and for not being iwayed by 

the pro and con political 

prejudices that kept surfacing 

Jack Schneider 

OceonCKji 

Support your load merchant 

How much will it cost you to 

help the city keep its 

If you vote yes on November 1th the only three City employees 

who have not received their legally contracted 

1913 salaries will be paid. 

It mill not eeaf you in exlrt penny because In* money AM 

tlrndy DMA mllooattd In th* 1983 budget. 

ff YES I! 

VOTE "T E d " Nov. 8th 

Protect your Investment In professional management 

OfMfH ana P.la ter by DM Frofntisnil M*ni$»nt T#»m, Don PiUWI irM Mirk SuHir 

'10,'15 &'20 

CHRISTMAS CLUBS 

AVAILABLE 

Without an auto, trip to Ocean City makes one anxious 

STARTING MONDAY 

OCT. 31st 

GET SET FOR 

CHRISTMAS 

'84 

JOIN OUR 

CHRISTMAS CLUB 

TODAY! 

itretQ*tt*pJutwe 

pjy the toit payment 

oncomptateddubs. 

'One Gift Per Customer's Account 

Choice of two Holiday Themes: 

NOEL and 1981 

Our Christmas Clubs are recorded In a Passbook, 

for an up-to-date weekly record. No coupons involved! 

Our buiiniis his liwiys been a family affair

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