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for your family and your home 

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Pastel Floral Print «Q AQ 

Shower Curtains U-ifiJ 

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Men I Boy a' 

Special Purchase 

JOGGING 

SUITS 

Men's 

$1795 

Slack • Red ? 

©ray • Navy 

Sizes S to XL 

Values to J30.00 

Boys' 

*15 95 

Asst, colors • Sizes 8-20 

Values to $25.00 '. 

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s Easter SuMay 

April 22 

Cards 

Party Goods 

Decorations 

fiaster Baskets & Grass 

Russell Stover Candies 

Plush Toys 

~ lit PMr. Glra B*pt, - 

FLANNEL SHEETS by Kenneth 

Asst. colors and 

dainty prints in 

sizes twin to king. 

Easy care 60-40 blends 

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FOR: Fashion Investors 

THE 8ENTlNEL ; -tiE0GER OCEAN CITVi ftM 

THE WARDROBE BUILDER 

Beautiful coordinattd 

Separates In 

Navy and offwhite, 

Mix or 

match slacks, tops, 

lined jackets and 

skirts. For work 

or leisure in sizes 

10 to 20. reg, $23,00 

to $14.00 

NOW 

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We'll get you ready for 

April Showers with our 

Full Length 

SLICKER COATS 

by Lot One 

NOW VALUE PRIMP *27 20 

REG. $34.00 

Green • Ytllow • White • Red 

Now Specially Priced 

$ 6 4 Mo $ 13 51 

reg. $7.99 to $16.99 

YOU SAVE 20% 

SPRING TIME TOY SPECIAL 

- SAVE20%onall 

Foamballs and Game Sets From 

High Bounce Practice Ball 

, Foam Basketball Sets 

, Foam Football and Tee 

Foam Ring Toss 

Basketball Game T 

' M Paddle Ball Set / 

.Ball" 

reg. 

$2.19 

$3.89 

$1.49 

$2.6? 

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Now 

Beautiful spring blouse \ 

attractively priced 

*12 5O 

12 5O to*22 80 

reg. $15.50 to 28.50 

Contemporary styles 

to enhance your 

suits, slacks and 

skirts. Select from 

Lady Manhattan, 

Ship *N Shore & more. 

Sizes 4 to 46 

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Pocket Some Savings 

During Our Spring 

BAG 

SALE 

Now You Can 

SAVE 15% 

on all leather, 

canvas, vinyl 

BAGS 

Including Borelll, JohnRomalne 

County's Largest Department Store ' 

GARDEN CENTER SPECIALS 

Glandular Lime reg. $1.4? 

A/OW2 Bags For *3.0Q 

Save, too, on selected Scoffs Products 

SCOTTS TURF BUILDER MOTIS 

Save with our low prices, plus 

get additional savings with mfg. 

mail-in rebates. 

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PF2 DROP 

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reg. $44.95 

Our Price $42.95 

Less $7.00 Mail-In . 

Rebate 

FINAL COST 

'35.95 

FOUR FAVORITE CARPET BUYS 

Installed Over Vt" Cushion 

Now 

• All purpose commercial tweed 

•100% nylon solid twist , 

• Sculptured antron nylon 

10 color selections 

• Wear dated ultron 

18 fashion color* 

reg. 

tl3.2Ssq.yd. 

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m$& 

CARTER'S UNDERWEAR;; 

OFF 

Now save 20% on 

our entire selection 

of Carter's underwear 

for girls, Sizes 

Infant f© 14 and 

boys sizes infant 

tO7, 

-CMMimi, M*i.. HaN Nw- 

What's the latest in styles 

and elegance? 

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Bras and Panties 

Special Introductory Savings: 

Save up to $ 00 m 

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Bras: Sizes 32-38 - A, B 

Panties: Sizes S/M/L" 

SAVE J 50.00 

R.C.A. Table Top 

COlOr T.V. FJR2010W 

25" Color Trak 2000 

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Remote Control • Dual Dimension***? 

Sound • 127 Channel Capability ,. \;t 

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reg $799.95 

Special $749.95.4 

Less Mail-In R.C.A. 0 

Rebate '50.00^ 

FINAL COST $699.95 

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SLEEP SOFA SALE 

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1 of Education members pose In front of the 1984 cornerstone during Saturday's dedication 

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Gity garage floor needs repair; engineer questions work 

concrete slab floor of 

A street municipal 

garage needs repourlng In 

crder to support the fire 

engines, the facility stores, 

•MorcHna to Jim Holmes of 

the city's 

Walker, Preyli 

who questions 

installation. 

Ilifrt li "• 1% 

flnn 

and Holmes 

the original 

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Jîniature life-saver 

deflection in the floor which b 

• half-inch more than 

allowable by code, Rofanes 

said, adding there «§ MOW 

cracks that need di 

•Til lBa 

\ cards being dispersed 

Tie Police Department will 

be ^distributing "virtually 

indestructable" emergency 

deft cards to all Ocean City 

schools and senior dozen 

hopes. 

According to traffic safety 

~ - PtL Jim Plousis, they 

also provide content to treat critically injured after he fell 

children should their famflles off his bicycle and was hit by a 

be unavailable. 

or, 

Although tbe vlcUm ma 

A punched hole enables the rushed to the hospital, police 

cord to be attached to a Ind difficulty locating the 

shoelace so it can be worn unidentified youth's parents. 

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Kell Buick sold for Wendy's site 

VoumaybeflWetoflndthe has purdwMd the formsbeef 

aj weU u "taw it yoa KeD Bulck lot with rtehta to a 

Wy" and wtJjfy a "»g Mac Wfndy'i fait bod rMraL 

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r Aiancn nou, UAtDsted wart and gas 

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FREnCH-TECH 

^1 TOTALLY NEW 

FASHION CONCEPT... 

Your appearance is just as Important 

as your comfort. Whether 

you're in a traditional business suit, 

a contemporary sport jacket or your 

favorite jeans, you'll be at your verybest 

in French-Tech 1 ". The ultimate 

in comfort and fashion. Tomorrow's 

shoe, today; from French Shrlnir. 

This new French Tech tM bottom is made 

of a molded molecular 

polyurethane. 

Naturally flexible, you 

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shoes 

• Contoured for driving 

comfort 

Unique wedge shape heel 

for effortless walking. 

• Special bridge supports 

your arch 

Like a sponge, the bottom 

is filled with thousands 

of tiny air bubbles. 

Incredibly light 

and cushiony I 

• Ultimate in comfort' ohe piece 

, handsewn moccasin construction. 

•Skid resistant ribs for traction. • 

• Durebh bottom, outperforms 

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New Moon .....April 

Moon in Perigee....,, April 14 

Fufl Moon... April« 

Moon In Apogee ...April 26 

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BENSON. Publisher 

JOHNTff ANDRUSII. ^Bw 

BYRON T. MERCER,.. Advertising Manager 

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taaiaefi.,.irs an hsm Bt Kabat, where praciaion 

and eteoance me watch wonts ol evwy day. 

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The look that says 

save 20% on 

Z" Pantyhose 

Queen Size Pantyhose 

April 5 - 21 

Pantyhose Styles 

' "All Day" with Toe. *"' 

Cotton Crotch » _' _ _ 

Reg 1260 NOW $2.00 

"All Day 1 Toe-To-Walst, 

' Sandalfeot, Cotton Crotch A— * ^ 

Reg $250 NOW $2.00 

Ultra Sheer, Sandalfoot. 

Cotton Crotch ._ ^_ 

Reg. $3.00 NOW $2.40 

Ultra Sheer Control Top, 

Sandalfoof, Cotton Crotch.Aii ^_ v. 

Rog.S3.50 NOW $2.80 

Control Top, Nude Heel 

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•i Welcomes 

,'i • PAfiE 4, — SECTION OWE 

Honor, merit roll pupils are listed 

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flit Belhaven Avenue SuHnne Levlne, Beth GradeS-CathleenBorden, Also, DanlelfUvtae,'Jeff 

School in Ltawood , baa HW HT an- Levimky.DamlenMadaniba, UBtUMBltJ, umwi Laura Bornnon, Glenn Carey, I l M C H 

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Boucher heads sorority 

l mui.n..| UIUIU B0WUKUI, U1CJUI UHO/, HCW, UOIUM3 lUIUUUgr, 0 ^ 

aotmeed students achieving Jennifer McClaln, John Kirn Christy, Michael Miller, Kristin Monagban, 

honorandmeritronBtatusfor McLaughlln, Tara ModeraU, fjpriiine, Karen DaGrossa, I V.v 

Jbe third marting period: tammy Page, Daniel Platt, Michael Everleth, Jennifer ftarrf Morrow 1 , Smahn'Or- 

HONOR ROZX Sandra Singer, Scott Strobel, Ely, .Dawn Evans, Erin (Ule, Erie Stiles, KHsten 

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Grade 1 - Jennifer Michael TingradJ, Daniel miert, -" 

' * Franklin, Jill Mflier; - Williams, Peter Yoder^ 

Grade 1 - Sett 

—-Stephen Weeks; 

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M1RnW & & " & " £ H*. Boucbe, ta. he« to program 

Grade I - Nicole Afltn, certm, Chrii Baton, Erik *cttd presidint of the H delivered r one* by .Helen 

Cindy Altman, Randy Fageriieim, Daniel Gddberf, AJpte Iota chapter of Beta Boucher on the wetland*; the 

Boynton, David Brook, B o b y n _ ^ fltter-ty—d"eair-^Cli|ji 

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Club entertained, elects officers 

J^S"^ ff£!^^^^ffi«' c te^^J^ nÂIrtWtoriicondvlei J 

-SftJSSLftE ajWtheiBttnbintoioIijher Mohn corresponding •! 

brief history in the art of belfy atUttant, Marybetl) Neall; 

a ratal feffinff show 

treasurer, Hard Chew; 

1 tor the Knitting During the business assistant, Kay Armstrong; 

of Ocean aty. meeting, the slate of officers and trustees Harriet Molter, 

BandfaUtted sweaters were for the year was presented byDoris 

Paynter, Maryann 

ndefed by the members and Jean Gorman. 

Cottflbott, Lynn Bower, 

The president Is Donna Barbara doff and Qua Janefollowing 

the- business Hughes, tint vice president. Wehmeyer. 

The offlwrs will be Installed 

ite receives scholarship June 4 following a dinner at 

tne Crab Trap, Somers Point. 

&§ Cape May County Legal yearbook staff, a member of The club's fine arta festival 

jtert j 

A i t i h the National Honor Society, wiU be April 25 at the Great© 

•Ranted.«M 1500 Florence aoftball team, Spirit Club, and Bay Country dub, Scmers 

md Memorial Scholarship school paper staff. 

Point where members are 

•to-'Kimberly A, White of 

invited to display their talents 

•Jafitu Qty High School. White, who aim assists In in dressmaking, needtecraft, 

g;Jhi daughter of Mrs. the business education canning and baking, flower 

"Arlene White of Woodbine and department office at the high arrangements, etc. 

a part-time employee of achool.ranks second Ina class A mini luncheon and fashion 

GenUllni Ford in Woodbine, of 237 and plans to further her show with fashions by 

WEEKEND SPECIAL 

Free Monogramming 

Stripes or 

Solids- 

with purchase of 

SHIRTS 

The Bag Room 

— i & Monogram Shop 

IJ 7frMihny : Amv0piaDCIty' 

THE SJENTINEci 

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Thursday, April 28 at the covered dish dinner and fashion show at the Intermediate School 

Btoale Viet wttt proceeds _,. • _ X - 'rfu'^>4 f' •' '"^ -*•* 

going to the scholarship fund, SGT. FARMBB 

^public Is iBfited, For DBWJ|4TOD . ; 

tickets call Donna Hughes, Staff Sgt. Mark S. Farmer, 

mm. aaoWRobrtc.tad^wa 

aaoWRobrtc.tad^wa. 

presented to the public. 

Sarpir of 4 ..Bay Airs 8£ 

Division. 

THOMAS 

JEWELERS 

825 AsburyAve., Ocean City, N.J. 

WE ARE NOW OPEN 

Tues, thru Pri, »;30fo 5r30 

Saturdays 9:30 to 5:00 

Lovely 

Free Gift Wrap 

OpenDillyiOtoS 

Monogfamintngtfaneen premises 399-0359 

, -r/jjrP) r',. ,, . i,' /• ^ 1 . ^ 

We Welcome 

Lay-A-Wayi 

Buy any Stratolounger and get a Cobra 

phone Free 1 Choose from a selectlen 

of Stratoloungers that include: Close 

to the wall models, low back styles and 

rocker • reeHner models. Choose from 

velvets, corduroys, Herculon and 

vinyl fabrics. Come in and select your 

Stratolounoer today ,,, enjoy a lifetlrnt 

of luxury. Every recliner Is on 

sale! "•: > : ^ .:*'\i . .• : 

Marks her 90th BirtHrfay I : vAAUW hears, recycling 

coordinator 

AMajrek 6J A native ;• 

thevdUatinctlon of being;the •;>. 

flrgt peraon tn witMraot a • 

,: Public Library.! She war the 

accompanlflVfor the-Ocean 

qeiin City; schools < and S 

Atlantic fflty* BiMttiMw 

CWte h toiM« 

low Bf Atoms Brfce 

/Met ta City Hall. Her lafc KM 

Jaftand, WUtaffljtttei, wu '^ 

alccul boat and home builder, res 

lpjfta. Wet Mîhwatod; to 

AARP installation 

The annual electionmeeting 

of the Ocean Oty 

American AssoclaUon of 

Retired Persons Chapter No. 

10G2WU1 be Friday, April 13 on 

ibe Music Pier. TldB is one 

week earlier than the monthly 

; meeting which wfll be on Good 

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Siip-f'i * ess Shoppe of Asbury 

'Wmmi Avenue which wiU feature 

^^ffl '^BlMay Sripthtei, i^laa. 

Models win be;members of 

election of the fol 

dida ar@ autMinaiiiti^ 

President PhyUii.i''B^*r, J*. 

, ihUDirry, Second ?.^|ei ~ 

President Edward MacGJatae, 

Treasurer Dorothyi TayM*. 

Assistant TreaairerCawJ 

aaieriCawJyn 

Vollnier, Recordiajg 

" -: Harry Vollmer, chainnan 

rf the nominating committee, 

_-__ submitted the names of 

w»tobys«iPof siuaio candidates for 1984-85 during 

i Belly dancer Joyce Watte provided some of the 

entertainment during the Colony Club's dinner 

the March. J6 meeting at the 

**& sch0 ° 1 - No otber n* 01 outing at the Intermediate School 

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TOM committee are Geoige; ^ 

Mary Fried and; Williani 

submltttd; therefore 

formen&women 

Capt, Matthew A.^ Hut- Aflen. 

Corresponding Secretary 

Marjorie Bolgeranddlre«tors 

RobertMnier.VioIetPicWord 

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John Gilbert, New Jersey 

legislative comm&tee 

member wlU lnstalK the 

candidates at the April 13 

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IF MI^^BLI^BW^ wdwiawift fry*jH-o*ura#vm 

tik 111 If ^PU I >i C^pt. Hutmaker prevlouiily Realtors wfU hold Its afta 

4%i f^^ll ^ 'I V "' coimiianded the nuclear dinner :dance, 6:3? p.m. 

m*^ 1.5 ^^ submnrlnes. US5 Ethan Friday,April6fltther 

Wmd/UMOlii. ^«,t^Bobertl,LetadM^JRafndEeiJi: 

"•^WWf, i 5^ Thomas BdWa,: • l ., per'ipeMon,: SftujeM 

C ,-; '- 1 , • -He, f« :awart«d thet-PmM fbyf Owiaig^ 

aihAWeilevAwo. 399-5555 Meritorious Service Medal (or ticket Womuitlon call,Jf*n 

" - ^-?- 8 a B ^ v, ;Ms tour aboard the Ethan IftwhaBatSW-ISOO. ' ^ 

ik^^r^ county .Prof. Sharon Ooady of 

Wil, Wttrdtaator, win AUantie Qmmunlty ttutgt 

b guest speaker at the m speak on ••Knowledge of 

%*, meeting «jf tnt Capo Womffi ffltteryTiato 

rfWffi Wn* of the pwtanttort- 

WjaiBîipcIatloii of Mtnibirihlp in MOW la 

TW»fifVMMn. open to any woman who la a 

* TTOMss graduate of a tour-year 

-. „ ,,. i sponsors 

center to be located educational awards, as well 

r 

BW|pwnil^. as tateUwnial, dulturai, and 

mmpmMîp^f members may call Cindy 

^niitttag MOW to Cape Donahue at MMTOS for more 

iy Court House, where .information. 

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THE SENTINEI^LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

The Westrataster Chapel Choir. Donna Wfliket Cable, conductor. 

Famed choir here Saturday 

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Celebrating 50 years erf matrimony 

Frederick J. and EaiMbeth He to a fprmer emgkyee 

RBateielwlD celebrate their of The Sentinel-Ledger. 

golden wedding annlyenary Prevlouily he tu • 

on April 7, management analyst wimite 

TTjey reside at 216 Inlet Rd. Frankford Antnal in 

ta the Gardens area of Ocean nUadclpbia where he 

dry where they have Uved for worked fer 40 yean. . 

the put 18 yean. - ftt Bateteli m formerly 

Boft are members of the

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by rescue Squad members 

n§ Ocean City Reacoe toward the purchase of new 

; Squad rtctntb- fpouond a training equipment and to 

CFH course to the •quad update CPB equipment 

building where wmnd era- The Squad hai several 

ployees of the Oc«n dry hrtmeterf among Itt 

'Borne Saving* and Loan membership wbo are able to 

-AeaodatJon became certtfled. teac* courses to the cardlo- 

• : The Association presented a pulmonary resuscitation to 

•«500 donation to be used those who are Interested. 

j^_ 

" TIM pruning is dub topic = 

' SOMEBS POINT — of pruning are now found to be 

Owriene Owrtaris «u guest Inadequate and what newer 

if—fa* daring the February methods have , been 

irwmHng of the Green Thumb developed. 

Garden Club on the tonic of A bu trip to Umgwood 

| fu Informaton and 

, She explained how the reservations call 927-2237 or 

ôerally accepted methods TIM, 

935 Aabuiy Avenue. 

Oc*«nClty 

+ Something Now * 

OPEN SUNDAYS 

with fresh oven croissants, sticky 

buna and unique baked goods 

We feature 

International Food Specialties and 

Gourmet Fare 

guidance 

i direction of the Great Egg 

• Station In the Great Egg Bay 

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Safety patrola in area 

waters are conducted by 

Flotilla members on 

weekend* during the boating 

_ mam, m* summer the 

Bob Smith of Ocean City Home Savtap^nd ffip^S^SHf' 

Loan presents check to Stan Smith, past president in addition, safety patrols 

of Ocean City Rescue Squad. will be performed during the 

Piereiti is recipient of scholarship 

B " ^ " 

ftm the Crescendo Club of 

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Jtung with ^ 

I SPRING FEVER? \ 

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1 ' More than Monograms 

for activewear with style 

and function for the whole family 

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;. jntroduclng Our New . 

MiN's DEPARTMENT 

onogram on anyl 

men's wear purchase V 

(offer expirei4/20/g4) 

SEW WHAT? 

| Afore than Monograms 

"A Cteiiiqal Touch" 

398-8201 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 

KRISTY'S BOUTIQUE 

* Spring is Busting Out all over it 

atKristyV 

Starting April 6th we will give away 

A »50 GIFT CERTIFICATE 

Each and ovary week through April & May 

COME IN AND ASK HOW 

YOU CAN BE A WINNER! 

Jftytotte Forum, 

on eearch and rescoe patrol* 

at lheGrt-at Egg Coart Guard 

Stauon.bere'to update ttem 

«n laws and regulation*. '' ; ' ': , ^••"•"* , *• ewmlriitlons qualifying them rek[,rt» pndv,.eri 

It 1J the law that the vessda - - — *"^"* -^ it§itanal iaSt^ wnfch to addlUon, attendance at Wf W ftXt w 

means that the craft has an operations $emlnar U ihilivJdual aui 

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fc MMIcfKliliaai Director 

n -'A colorfully illustrated 

MWfcl* about Oc«an OBy'i 

*>' KMmu, Jmu building program 

its director, Steve 

^Gabriel, to tet>nd to toe 

volunteers like Mary Brier of 

the Environmental 

Association of South Ocean 

aty adopt dunes. They do all 

the work it specific street 

ends, including augmenting 

the trees with snow fencing 

and planting pan. 

Other groups that tavs 

irtwhlch first and second-time 

Juvenile offenders^ are sentenced 

to perform public 

service wort, , 

If you'd like a copy of this 

beautifully illustrated story 

en Ocean aty contact Sew 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, t>CPAN CIT\, N^. 

Sternotherus odoratus. They and 

m grow mts 4li inches free 

Jong. According to New 

Jersey Outdoora, the stinkpots 

prtmary-TiMîilvB U, 

weapon is a strong imelllng Cent 

r ^ 

^ Outdoorsf 

About 100 volunteers brave 

uubsidizea uyy 

Tfci city providw "a tot of ALth ALwlnthecurrentlasueUa 

coordination and a good story, o 

nakt fine pete 

BMnfaSp 

January chill to anchor amount of technical support," Jersey 

1 Chrlstman trees along said Gabriel, who supplies iU the species. As the weather 

h #f • •• " " 

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form. In the spring, dune weekends. 

Wgii têpi %3ffljm iusm . ..; :" , 

gm to planted to bold to Some of the work to also 

Street and Atlantic Avenue. Two Ocean Q$ students 

awid In p 

dent as part of the city's One of the New Jersey vtoitors attach them to their 

"Itwas very nice. Even the had their "honorable men. 

(kbrielpolntBOUtthat kil 

some JJuvenile i l DDiversion i i program, varieUes is called stinkpot or youngsters during vacations. SATURDAY AT THE MUSIC sun came out twice;" Gorman Uw>" work published in the 

— — • This Is especially helpful if a HER; 

said of the half-hour M83 edition of The Beat 

child wanders off at the beach — The 4th annual Country ceremony which included the Student Poetry of New Jer- 

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or boardwalk which happens Music by the Sea la set for 1 P«eht(Hon of ai Urny- «W. : ' 

during the summer, p.m. at the Pier, Boardwalk handled sJlver trowel used in • • Jennifer DaviM, a seventb- 

The tot tags are available at and Moorh/n Terrace, where tbe 1923, high school cor- grada 

dty information centers tad the Midnight Racers and 

from the public relations Unknown American Band will 

office. i be featured. Crafts and 

Ite_dfr'i_"l9^ innial up to tht 

Gwnte VMB to Qm .;&» _ me 

1 open meeUag did; • 

Expert Consultation 

Damage Estimates * 

Resofre Damage^Pursuant 

to insurance Corfvpany GuiaiUnii 

Hour 

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iconcert here on April 28. The museum: 'Wow they have a 

Mknember group win feature Ubrar^ to show it off in and 

the summer. 

Don't Squint... Tint! 

Save On Heating & Cooling Costs 

Sun Tech 

Window Film Installation = 

FOR: HOME • BUSINESS • AUTO 

For Further information Call 

fr^*Stevt Pearse (609) 398-6226 ?•• 

Niches of Knowledge" 

afairts will be awarded. 

Dr. W, Thomas Adams, Jr. 

Doctor of Podlatric Medtclnt ; 

ISNOWLOCATEÂt • v'' 

7GILBERT LAN! 

Ocean City, New jersey "•;.,. 

OFF TBNN, AVE. (Near Ocenn Reef} Tom Ri 

POR APPOINTMENf CALLW^ 

FIBERGLASS 

COMMERCIAL or PLEASURE 

FISHING BOAT - 

BiiHt with Honesty, Integrity & Pntie 

• ' ! !') M o o i i> A v i v 

The state presented the 

Governor's Management 

were mandated by superior : 

Court Judge Philip Qntecfo to 

enable easier access tbi9»bllc 

courts, are eipectedgjtoa be 

Improvement Program for complete by the end-iafilthe 

LpGBl Government's to thesummer. 

A \f 

dty during Tuesday night's 

rescheduled from Marc* a 

stops are listed 

Wednesday, 

»to3 

am. to 12:30 pjn. aUpOl 

SMI and Central Avenue, 

Oetanaî ! 1 ' 

HaH,Tuckahoe;' _, 

r> tmpiaay,; April 2*, - » 

Www). .J.;^,., f 

• For nwre lnfonhatfin, cail 

ttie office at ©8-37881-^ ft 

^THURSDAY, APRILS,1M4 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J. 

PAGE 11 - SECTION ONE 

owing grand jury indictments, county MUA asking audit 

fiMftifflilWtfÛll.i'.M^ffBflSffl 

MUA'amce the mistewuter George Marinakli, MUA 

dirteto.wrotettawinjiiit 

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S ^teallea^m^gM^^^ 

Deputy Mayor. Leonard 

oriiMigUacdo announced this 

,,l()weekhewm»eekreelectlonto 

,kî§,Town8hlp Committee, the 

lam E. Strum Jr. of Rio Hotel In Atlantic CU>, 

e has been selected as Sturm, community 

.'Outstanding citizen of relations manager for the 

WtoOoimftrbyfte^Hr New Jersey Bell Telephone 

tt Qlrl Scout Coundl and Co.. where he has worked for 

lEl2 at the CouncU'a an- 

Super Supporters dinner 

J^rt ftft rtaoi Caaino 

K The Cape Hay County 

;J^feana'lureau, under ^ 

' stlttfto and museum oh 

WHfcesday evenings in ApriL 

•Ooonty", win be presented 

*om7to9 p.m. oniiiril Jl, 18 

'^«ndj2S. The final '•'aw and 

w Itokhtrip wlU be Saturday, 

•' April 28. Early registration Is 

•• suggested BS class space li 

A plant life phenomenon 

occurs In the J 

the ranges of northern and 

at unusual wild flowers. ; 

t^re Namath 

g y j M 

for more than 20 years. 

An a vowed . fiscal conoervative, 

the Tuckahoe 

resident said he wfflrun on his 

by G»i Scoute 

of Cape May County, and has 

been a county freeholder, 

tinee ipJ 4 

names mi mailing list 

premtee 

Bd 

cal Swg«r, staring Joe 

ath 8:13 pjn. Tuesday 

Wednesday, April 10 and 

% the Claridge Palace 

Erection of Jack Moran, has 

iooaiplled a list of < veteran 

NOW 

OPEN 

regarding 

Leonard MigUaccio 

HgUaeelo said. "Upper- 

Carol Scott 

PfMMMMI firMAIIf. 

^, "/ GROOMING ^ 

^V "•_ and \, „ 

«8AibiiryAve. PiTSUPPLiEs OetanCi^.NJ. 

';'?f i ': :i 

FLOOR COVERING 

Over 3! years experience 

Name brand carpets 

Scalded Rugs" 

NBJVWJC vinyl flooring 

i S t i 

ii tow^hip 25 

':•%'• * proaram 

municipalities In me ftate, Township turn lo 

hau no toed purpose >,tai, euistant when most members 

thanks to the gross receipts of the TownsWp Committee 

As senior member of the to do so. , 

Township Committee, A Republican and lifelong - 

Migliaccio has said; he bwnshJp resident, "Leon" 

"contlnnally led the flgljt" Mlgllaedo operates a farm on 

against state and special Route MtaTuckoboe with Ms 

interest groups who attempt wife Louise. He was educated 

recdptsand franchise tax schools and Ocean Oty High 

monies the township recedes School. He also graduated 

as a result of the generating fromBanks Business College. %,, 

plant to Beesleys Point "Ifeelmyrecori speaks for 

"I mi helping kmfi m * ta» » MfaJUacdo stated. 

NOW OPEN 

EUTZ 

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•OPEN*DAYS* 

WayneH,Lutz,D.C, 

For Appointments Call 399-4717 

, Most Insurance Plans Accepted 

612 Atlantic Ave. Ocean City, N.J, 

Wwgot 

And you could be an 

instantuinner during the 

George Bonus Bonanza! 

Through April 30 

\bu could win bonus cash- 

"Hty! Qeofp p^ me a twanty, Instead of a ten!" 

R^tiSttrt!n|l^reh27th1v»e'!!bBputt!ngthousands 

of dollars In $20bills, in among tiie usual SlCs, In • 

ill of our First Jwiy National iankôuth George ; « : 

Automrted TillefiTWachlnes. So gettlni Msh from 

Gtprge could mrtn a little extra cash. A delightful 

^wrge bonus,. .during the George Bonus Bonanza.;, 

1. ,[ >,.( 

You could win tone: of hundreds of Bonus 

Bonanza prizes. ,.'. , 

•JuStchetikthesplfiai Bonus Bonanza number on 

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.be6-tte:ittbre you ji^Qeorge, the rnore you could 

wln, i ..durlnjthe Georie Bonus Bonanza. , i 

^•lîne) $1,000 rtsn award ! M 

including hb(fi;|tiiniMldn, and rpund\ 

trip air^tnnipBftttiojiBin Amirican \_ 

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By MARIE HUBER 

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Chicken cacciatore, also 

known as Hunter's chicken or 

Italian chicken stew, Is a tasty 

combination of chicken 

flavored with tomatoes, 

mushrooms and a few splcea. 

TWa Italian classic has been 

dtd 

THE SENTINELLEDGER, 

2c. Italian tomatoes, pwted 

and crushed • >j?, l; ii*1 

4 bay. tot ''-%, 

H o. dry white wJaeWf f f>. 

On the chicken, crinkle % 

teaspoon of Mlt'-aBM^' 

flour In shallow dtah and Idd 

chicken, one place at a time, 

drrtitot v 

chicken to warm platter^; 3, 

CHICKEN CACGIATORE To oil In frypan, add Onion, 

p*en ptpps- and' §gjUn 

1 bnaer4ryer chicken, cut 

in parts 

saute over medium beat about 

1 tip. salt, divided 

B minutes. Add mushroana 

V4 tip, pepper, divided 

and cook, slurring, about 3 

He. flour 

minutes. , '^K 

8 T. oUve oil 

Add crushed tomatoea, 

remaining salt and pepper] 

2 onions, sliced 

1 lg, green pepper, cut in 

basil and bay leaf. Simmer, 

Alps 

uncovered, on low tem- 

1 clove garlic, minced 

perature for I minutes. 

R ri 

spooning sauce and 

vegetables overall. Cover and 

cook on low for 30 mluutea/i 

Add wine, cover and cook IS 

minutes mm. 

I Pork Chop Comb&, 

!•" .MUTVHIIPORTION ' /•*.• 

. Pork Loin r^rBBQ 

I RIB PORTION, BONfl.«Sg' " . ' 

I Pork Loin Roast 

" LOIN'P6RTIONriONH.ISS , 

i Pork Loin toast 

J PolskaKielbasa 

ff .StwpRltiSHpQLOIR.(WATERABpIDl 

, Smoked Pork Butts 

Whole 

eusfom luf Trttfr 

Bugles 

GranbenyJce. Cocktail 

Del Gaizo Tomatoes 

^ t V A I S 

Hawaiian Punch 

Jgfliy JtaiBagrf; 

The Fish Market 

Grade I A ) Fresh 9 

Small Scallops*«« «, 

ShopRite Coupon 'j^z 

Sandwich 

Steaks 

llf' 

touls Rich Grade 'A' 

Fresh Ttirkey Parts 

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s ShopR 

EADER 

The Produce Place 

Seedless Gripes 

US IHtfiftFJlflfe?OMDI MiN H3S1S 

WiiHlNQTgtfpTATESOLDEHgR , - 

Red Delicious Apples 

USJl tttaolhORTHWiST 

Golden Lemons 

CALiroBNIASIIOLISS 

Navel Oranges 

U.Sjli QRADE, IMPORTIjS i J , 

Granny Smith Apples 

IMPORTMillOLISS •;•'.• •' 

The Frozen Food PlaccM The Bakery Place 

I ShopRlic. QRADE'A' 

Orange 

Juice 

• ASSORTED VARIETIES 

E OR SASGE 

Jtnc#Pto 

ASSORTED FLAVORS 

igh^. • ASSORTED, HFLY,. . 

m Delta Paper 

y 

ALL QRINDS EXCEPT DECAF. 

."asae* shppRiti€ofte© 

APPLl DRINK MIX 

.' it" 90* Nestea Apple Sass . 

JAMofl. • • - - » - . • . 

ifflS9« SmMektr^Graps Jelly 

6 ^S9« PriricftPasta : . 3, 

ASSORTED VARIETIES 

La Yogurt 

Yogurt 

WHITE WHEAT OR RYE 

Weight Watchers 

Bread 'so" w" 

3LB-2OZ BOX 

0' OCEAN SPRAV WHAT WHOLE WMDLB COR 

JELLY 

Cranberry 

Sauce 

SMpRili 

Cranberry Sauce 

S h o p R I t i .;'••" 

•WhlW Vinegar..;- 

WH¥PAYMORr« - 

Wesson Oil 

WHV PAY MOM'" - 

egQi 

WHVPAYMBRE 

WHVPAMBRE 

^^St^pm^^^^h ShopRite Coupon 

SSeagrams 

Mixers 

HEAVY OOTytAUNDRY ' 

Dynamo Detergent 

The Deli Place 

THORN APPLE VALLF •> 

Sliced 

Bacon 

: &» 1*39, 

^'4.99 

M.19 

Pascal Celery 

US.f1 GRADE 

California Carrots 

ZUCCHINI 

Green Squash. 

Chicory or Escarole 

11 ^dih: 

WHY PAY MORE-- 

Store Sliced 

Turkey Breast 

Flex Shampoo 

or Conditioner 

hLBBOX 

Everything 

for Passover 

Manischewitz Seltzer 4^,l J 99- 

M«,A{llir»Borseht: :^59?" 

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Al( Starn'sShopRttss will carry ^ 

* KîherFobdsforpassoverat 

; thfrjpwestprieM.pufVentnor ,. 

, ilttire carries a full selection, j ,, 

Health* Beauty Aid 

'^"i ShopRite Coup 

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Obituaries 

THE SENTINEH.EDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ..-. v 

ctive ii 

Harry Mulhern; charter member of Township seniors f|| ! « tâl^r Sheppard; active 

miloithtatomB, *• ** Brandon. Flu,, and Qiorgi W; of Qnoii Mttr^w dW ApU a to itt^W Iraltt IttnWti ^Wu^ttwt 

rofi&SratfoywoiaiFtodMotorCo. Ara*ten, JwnM. M M ef Signal Mountain; .#fa., 1^ Court, ptisi, ^.K 

- • • - - - - - - - - i • • • • • ; 

W(rtm,indi««CirfattiPort&edltUato, Bg^tri Wint, und 10* , ., 

»win£oorttdî«m»OTbB 1 dawadl2«,IWBWrf _,__;_« „_, , ,Jfc ,. tadWM«wttrMitfl^tniîdgiwrtfleotttctor. *" 

Columbus and WM founder and first president rf the Good Mass of Christian Burial was said Tuesday In the Church of Mr. Shei 

Counsel Leisure Qub here. be Resurrection. Entombment was In Holy Cross Free and 

HealsowBflameniberoftheSflrraClubof CBesterand Mausoleum, Mays Landing. r~,^~ , 

Edward LaMar; retired corporate attorney 

ft WM on ^ bowd rf dlwctenl to Qp^ni Bay irt 

was former 

p M»—I IB. „ _ , . 

tort, n« W. a was a mimbo'of to Ntw J«w lw 

Aaodatloa .' 

, SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City '§ Family Florist 

MARKVIDETTO* 

' 858 Aibury Ave: 

J Phone 398-1187 

/ Ocean City. N j i 

Memorial Building Fund, Someni Point 08244. 

Dominic Rita 

Dominic Rita, 79, of 23 E. 12th St. died April 2 at his home. 

A warehouse supervisor fair Crown Can and Seal Co. of 

Pnllaaelphia.be retired In 1970 after 33 years with the firm. 

A longtime resident of Philadelphia, he moved here 11 years 

ago.HewasamemberoftheMenofMaivern. 

Surviving are his wife, Adeline T.< a son, Dominic J. of 

Cherry Hill; two brothers, John and Joseph, both of 

Ifemaqua, Pa,; and two grandchildren. 

Mass of Christian Burial will be said this morning 

(Tnursday at 10) in St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church. 

Burial wfll be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa. 

Arrangements axe by the Godfrey Funeral Home, 

MIKASA SUPER SALE! 

45-piece sets of famous Mikasa fine china and 

stoneware in TOO current patterns! 

Each sel includes 8 place 

settings of plate, salad, soup, 

tea cup and saucer plus the 

matching creamer, covered 

sugar bowl, round vegetable 

bowl and buffet platter. 

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Pay S25O to S55O everywhere else (depending on th© pattern) 

$99.99 at The China Outlet 

Ps S2§p,OOQ worth of famous Mikasa! Fine china you can afford to us© every day, 

Stoneware, you can't afford to pass up! Get them now at The China Outlet, the 

'^P^^rFPff^f^ 

Masooa of WUdwood:/ a 

i""t ^fl*.-^** !*• "s. i 

Robert Woodland; retired accountant 

Mr. Woodland a retired accountant, •erved In the Army 

earned his masters degree in buatoew adminiatatloa / Church to Alexandria. 

Anna Stannard, 95; came to, city in ISIS 

OCTL\NCITY-AiinaJ.Stannard,fl5,ofl37WeileyAve., 

died April 2 in Crest Haven Nursing pome, Cape May Court 

House. 

Born pn the Pipsco Plantation In Surrey County, Va., she' 

came to this city in 1913 as tbe.brtde of the widely known 

dentist, the late Dr. Moot B, Stannard. 

Mrs. Stannard ma a member of St. Peter'* United 

Methodlflt Church and was the last living charter member of 

Chapter 83, Order of the Eastern Star. 

Lucille Larry; served on church board 

Lucille Larry, 61, of 601 Simpson Av., died March 31 in 

Shore Memorial Hospital, Somera Point , . • •' 

She was a inonber of Shltoh Baptist Ctairch and served on 

fee Dolsslonary board of the church. 

Aresidenthere,orl7yeara, Mrs. Larry was formerly of 

Mullins, S.C. - 

Rose Nell Bennett of Mullins; a brother, Eddie Bate of 

MBMrieirMmMWlng ilnol* fimily PLICATION* ••FOIII TMB PLAN. 

AMIKng imtMjiVHCciml Avrno... NINO SOARD AND MNINO WARD; 

4. WlllUm OiNMn. JPf, •Is-N 10Wr Of AOJUSTWBNT Al WILL AI FOU 

Mary Woodland, and 

i. She Is survived by two daughters; Anna B. Smith of Ocean 

afrflrjdKtthryDS.ClaueqfLewiabtJrg, Pa,; a sliter, Nettie 

Shingler of Asburn, Oa.; four grandcWldren and two great- 

Wendj may caU today (7 to I pjn. Thursday) at the 

Godfrey Funeral Hotne, with Eastern Star aervicesatSpjn/ipk 

Services will be held at U am, IWfty at the funeral taM." 

Burial will be In Siloam Cemetery, Vlneland. ' 

BodiestwvN.Y.; a sister, Ha White of BalUnjore; 14 

grandchildren and eight greatgrandchlldrei). 

Service* wlD be this evening (Ttamdv at 8) to Shiloh 

Baptist Church. Friends may caU one hour before services at • 

the church. Servlcej also win be held Sunday In Mullins. 

Funeral Home. 

Public Notice Public Notlcei 

Public Notice 

Tooufifo 

ZONING 6OARDOF ADJUSTMENT 

eiTyopoegANe¥ g , N . j , 

. PUBLIC NOTICi 

Ttit nnl rtoulir mMtlnq « Hw OcMR 

. pty «n(nf MiM sf MtntRimi will M 

mt m WMWMty, April n, 1M4 it i,m 

em. In mt Council Chjmbwt *t dry 

' Th. Allowing «(>pllcitlOM WIN D» 

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nr • MMMiMdlnt, wMIt Mirini imi 

final p«t»iit.«t • nwtiino cf IIM 

council ht)dwthtJrddty of Awn, tf«4 

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Green Giant Corn 

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OFF REG. 

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l.dd^ Beef Franks 

1000 sheet 

roll 

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MEAT FRANKS 

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IMPORTED 

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DIITZA WATSON 

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U.S.D.A. CHOICE liiF 

Eye Round Steak * * £ 

Fresh Ground Rbund^, 1 

FILLET OF 

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LONGACRI 

Turkey Salami A PANRIAOY 

Fresh Pprflies ^. 

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Ocean City election results 

«rt#i and 

received 338, 

Jean Berber 

• VOTE * 

VIDETTO 

1st WARD 

era. t w, isr pv imw Hugim 

JfittaeE SuboUcb's alleged 

wcuonecnng^ BnectM me 

election's outcome and Board 

member Jeanne Gorman 

attributed tbe outcome to the 

winners' hard work. 

However; member-elect 

Lfljjdwncy said ihe thought 

the marked ballot aM-gwUy 

circulating through the Bchool 

community may hive encouraged 

people to vote 

against the selected candidates. 

Setter, fQeenun and 

Glbb'fl name appeared on a 

ballot wlU. tend !'• beaUe 

their names, no marked 

Lallota also requested approval 

of the two taxes. 

Member-«lect Glenn wo 

unavailable to comment as 

o/presstlme. 

JaAe Miller Glenn 

Board member David N, 

Byte didn't nek retlMHm 

due to his move outside the Maryann Lanchoney 

WHAT IS A 

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^ You probably know a great man)' people who are mUocapnUU. No doubt 

iiveral relative* are, at well u ion,, very c(Me friend*, flute days motl 

people who arc mlsoc.pnlsU do not heiiiate to let you know •bout It. And with 

the zeal of • 01111100117 they will toy to convert you to their wiy of thinking 

ForimlioeapntaltaiperaonwBonitMtolMiceo! 

If you are a imoktr but want to get utarted on a mlsocapnlst cireer, we 

MB |ve you1 fome beh> Here art product, .valtable to get you over ike lint 

withdrawal hurdles. Of eoune. to be a true believer you also need some will 

power. But remember a mlsocapnUt itandi a better chance of living longer 

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SOMERS POINT- Voten Samen Point, LUm.od.aJ' 

here resoundedly dsfeafcd Northfleld defeated the 

both tbV Mainland Regional MalnUnd Beglonal High 

«nd me local icbool bSwt. School budget, of which 

wtdtoelw^ngatotoloffour H173.477 of the |»,41»,013 

(Jumbent to th« two'DodlM. taxatlohi by • «o-l ma/gto. 

Locally, the dlrtrict'f |3,l Point voten, who had a 

mlUlon budget, ofi wiilcb nUghtly bettaiv than average 

f 12,410,017 waa to be ralaed by 'tuiwutctrtmroteaagatofi ; 

local tmw.irent down, 333 to (be budget and 177 In favor^ 

2W. With the capital outlay 0/ while alio defaatUjg tb«^ 

••J.Otfloitafi.WtofflB. 140,000 call for capital outlay, 

IOTOW Point Board of OT to 3S0. s • ^; *: 

Education veteran John Hegtonalb/, tbt budget vote 

Chraon, a Mainland teacher, from all three idtlej totaled • 

tMltbiithlKHhrM year term SI In favor to 1^91 agalnrtV 

on Hit body wMh 313,: «)d with the capital outlay vote '• 

Jeanne CarUon, a former vm$amM to iffl, ' 

Mainland teacher and ESecttoowlae fonner Point " 

currently an official with me Mayor Harvey L. Smith 

Department of Education, samered 388 votes In UM 

WBI the top voto^ttter with "noppoaed quaatfor a tew. 

m while another newcoiner, yw term on the body, while 

John Relnoehl Jr., a atock «wcomer Albert Becker wa» 

derk at Stern'a MarketTtook Vm top votoêtter with m 

the third aeat with 289 votea, votes for an unexpired one- 

Ranald A. Melllcto and year tern on the body, 

Robert Roaenthal gammd drfMttl the appointed ln- 

247and225vote#reapectiv»ly. cumbent, Thomas Sudduth, 

In the regional vote, who took 76 votea, and canresidents 

from the three ddati Douglu Utrlng, wboJ 

605 8th St., O.C. 

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Monday thru Friday 

„ Lanchoney said the ballot, 

rsonaUy bud delivered wtdchdidn'tendorMber,may 

ifleta on April 2 TO school have caused voters ttr 

Inclndeti: Italian 

Full Course Dinners 

Eviry Sunday 

OptnMon^Fri. IromSp.m. A Son. from 4 p.m. t 

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00 lnolud«adocir. 

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the etodtton on their own , 

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Lanchoney aald probably no ' ... 

one wouldgoonrecord aaying Michael Subotich s >i L 

theyrecejvedamartelballot ' * 

from SuboUch for tear of wwi being circulated, 

loslngmelrjobbutaddedthat "UntfiTse« tt or find out 

lfthematterwaspreientedto more Informatloo, I have no 

a grand Jury, it won't be an comment, she sald- 

' "anonymous thing." = Candidate iaeeman also 

On Tuesday, Berber laid, said he was unaware of the 

she hadn't seen ,a copy but alleged endorsements, "As 

received two phone calls far as what'* betog done 

Indicating marked ballots behind the scenes, I don't 

390-31 «B 

Op.n7D.ya 

10th StrMt & W«st Av«. 

know anything about It." he be that I'm repladiM Um 

aildTdr-Iwidh (mttBMMM 

rmbttog endoncd on past metotfon becau»e he moved 

Omdldite Glbb Bfljd he 

- candldate"exceptthathelsa TTjrSentiT^-I^tarrthat 

Mend and schoolmate of had beard Subotldi aDei 

; Board member David N. was endoralng ^spedflc 

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PAGE 18 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGEn, OCEAN CITV, N.J. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, WM 

John kuU, president of 

n.5 and *2 million in new and ftapion Aytmu, Ml *• Strattiiuri flrehotue 

100 new ears and 35 used 

vehicles were damaged by the 

rising water level In addition, 

* . oietely wiped out and homes 

"Ve'r* totalling WWy ^ much of that flrw n»iwrt^ with Swertatorfent erf Publk 

Celebrate Easter 

rxat the Tuckahoe Inn 

Reservations 

accepted for 

Easter Dinner 

Msior Credit 

* Carts Welcomed 

• TTie ffeip family \ 

is pleased to announce \ 

Easter will be celebrated \ 

at the Tucfcahoe Inn with 

a special Easter Menu 

Veaturing your traditional / 

P . holiday favorites. Ljf 

Tuck&hoe Iiui 1 

I Daily luncheon specials now available. 

j § | CaU for tim Sppial of tije diQr« 39^44. 

Oti Route 9 in Marmora — Direction Great Egg Hmfew Bay 

mm* 

el/ and 

Wdi 

passable and 

road amwn ' 

14s£it 

at Beealey's Point, and trees 

Seasons Marina said Monday 

the facility suffered ''minimal 

damage" but attributed it to 

the wave barrier It has 

surrounding (be ladlity. 

"We had some flooding and 

wind damage but were wry 

fortunate Oat it wasn't Oat 

bad." the spokesperson said, 

adding the 1962 storm was 

B_ . >. . » ---» *. 

ywrmw 

to Sea isle a^Bwept for Water seemed to be every wher€f; certainly here between North Street and the Boardwalk 

WELCOME TO SPRING 

SPECIALS AT 

Mclaughlin's Deli 

Horn. o/«i# EggUcLtughlln 

lit i Asbury Ave., Ocean City, H.J. 

ENTERING OtJEiOth YEAR OF 

SBRWNO OCEAN CWY YEAR 'ROUND 

WE CARRY ONLY THE 

BEST IN LUNCHEON 

MEATS 

METZ&WATSOH 

FRESH PRODUCE 

YEAR'ROUND 

PiTiiWATOOW Cafif. Iceberg • 

Him v 1;09»k «*• ._. 

•rinv lananii OO*». 

wmgn 

String Beans 69 V 

Buses 

Midway mwt to hear 

was tort In the norfli end. 

m^&W%M y 

1720.000 including the flushing _ , . ' .. , "Jt,' 

SSSSP*^ PI-Ir Ci^ Cpwticll cmtdidates 

While the barrier Wanda . .. , 

suffered the worrt physical Midway Civic Awodatlon portunlty to addrew the,dimage 

dang with power will meet 7:30 pm Monday, iasuen. 

(Mtiges, Soroerf Point and April 16 at the Ocean City Midway Civic Aaodatln 

ether mainland communities Primary School where City baa invited candidates John , 

fairod • Uttle beta. Aside Cbundl condldnto from tha Espodto, Iffl Mda, Herb 

torn not flooding eêdally Midway area (North to 16ttt Smith, John Vanderpool, -:, 

along tne b«y, Somer» Point iteaat) Û hive an J^ Mai*Vid«tta,andBiBWoodf.'|J), 

fw^l 

lîmvumm 

THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, Sj. 

J^K^fumt heading for space has heal ties 

J|'K»* •! 1 KJjjHraTiMTi"l')ifi'.»r.'il 

the ,pipe shuttle on AprU 6. 

he dpent mahy weeks 

ap 1973-78. ' 

"I joined the aeronaut 

(raining program MJIa a 

member of the Air Rational 

Mainland notes 

dblo for 

J / | , ypt 

«;*i JfW AM but my solar maUmina satellite, an 

tofts* 1 briifly lived jhert Earth orWter gone awry 

while commutla toWi teh In bntri I Wh i«9 

During Hart's upcoming vacuum of 

htHfllWBlJ h 1 

on earth - as opposed to the sateUites designed for almple 

wel0htleB8 environment of repalrg. CriUcal drcuito, for 

space-of 22,000 pounds. ItTl example, unplug Just Uke in a 

remain in orbit for 10 months TV. 

studying solar radlatton; then V the shuttle crew euc- 

'a Wellnes* program Committeeman John, Me- Spirit Hkh School la 

oovgrijjg food additive* wA 

dte^ fr 

efnWat MMMO, 

_ 

TieSomers Point Board of 

ducation Mil, hold Its 

reorganization meeting at 

which time UM, newly elected 

board membere will bo sworn 

lnterf/lcetonight (Thursdoy 

at 8) at ^Jordonôal 

SAW, / 

» ttw placement of a ride with all proceeds going 

Juvenile correcUon faclUty in towards the propoaed fCorS 

*wp» wp « Md May um Bum ^|^fK 

PubUe hearing, he found 

htaurif looking up at 

wayong, 

It leena that MeDonougb 

w«- the past two months 

SOtiniitefondoftheewiveUng 

dV lraattf p | 

Holy Spirit High School in 

Tne'event will take place 

SundayMayBwithaValndate 

ofM7y 23,1 tslarts at the hl^ 

achoof parklnff lot at 9 ium. 

ieconimlttecman'3 and finJjh«> at the D

f California 

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t>AGE 20 — SECTION OWE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEANiCITY. VU.j , , . THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 

StiU seeking gov f t answers on locating juyeriile unit in township 

(conHmcd from page 1) 

: "Heel that the bert way for 

(Us to be handled la for the 

nmrnnlmlntwr tO meet with 

the Committee and toy to 

wold the unpleasantness of a 

court challenge," Waldron 

said after being asked Us 

advice by Mayor Daniel 

Beyel. 

During the public bearing, 

detens of residents voiced 

(heir dismay both to the 

project and with the Township 

Committee. Petitions 

protesting the move were also 

presented. 

Responding to the public 

were Gerry Van Dyke, 

supervisor of Juvenile 

Facilities and Services with 

the state Department of 

Corrections; Greg Coleman, 

Cabernets of the 1911 vintage 

nave In recent months reached market. 

First releases seem a little bit on the 

light, shy side, not quite like the bigger, 

bolder styles of earlier vintages. 

The Diamond Creek Vineyard! of 

Napa Volley's Volcanic Hill offer a nicely 

Intense wine with fruity aromas, At an 

tfllsyablf stage now, they should be even 

better with about three or four mere 

years of aging. 

The Glen Ellen Winery of Sonoma 

Valley has bottled a Cabernet with fresh, 

young aromas which offer reserved ripe 

currant fruit smells and plenty of oaky 

perfume. 

Worthy of special note this week Is the *1I Cabernet of St. 

Clement Vineyards of Napa Valley, This Is distinguished 

by elosed-ln aromas, showing sweet oak on fop of currently 

fruit frangrances. Will reward patient cellaring. 

Then delightful Cabernets are presently on the shelves 

of Tht Circle Liquor ifofe, as are others of earlier vintages. 

Shop our California Wines department this week. 

* ft a a 

All art coniliti of Bringing lamtthlng info existence. 

: * •t * # 

COOKING WITH WINE 

Chinese Sparerlbs 

To provide four servings, you'll need: 1 side lean spareribs, 

cut; 2 tablespoons catsup,' V* cup Dry Sherry or 

ChabllS; V* cup soy sauce; Vk teaspoon ground cinnamon,' 

Vi teaspoon garlic powder. 

Place ribs In shallow baking pan, Combine all other Ingredients, 

pour over ribs and marinate several hours or 

overnight, lake In 350 degree oven l to l Vi hours, or until 

-tender and cooked through, 

;£ 

ft ft ft' ft 

Many things are lost for want of asking. 

ft ft ft * 

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Q, When ordering sparkling wine In Berlin, what should 

•one ask for? 

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The 8th Street 

[Chowder & Cheese Cake 

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Octm City. 

OPINING SATURDAY 

APRIL 7th, 7 A.M. 

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With a relaxed & friendly atmosphere 

where .. 

Everything's Homemade 

• Continental Breakfast 

i 

\$ homemade Chowders 

wt JpJwm'emade 

I 'SpinachSalad 

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Ham, Roast Beef and Turkey 

superintendent of the want to git the facts." the Marine Science Con- night's meeting. Marmora detrimental for the fco'te- Van Dyke explained that However, residents feel that 

Manerwoods Community 

sortJuin and Is also used by resident Donald Ay reported munlty," Ay stated, noting > while there.are no armed the Committee let them down 

Residence Group Center, and According to Van Dyke various local clubs and what his mother, who until (hat there is no local police guards and the facility Iff not.making the matter 

Don Crlstlano, Cowman's 

y 

there are 22 such centers agencies Including the Boyrecently 

Uvednear the EsteUe force and that even the state operates under an open-door public. 

assistant. 

housing 450 Juveniles in New Scouti, the VFV7 and aManor 

facility,* had to contend police headquartered about 3 policy, the youths are 

Jersey. 

However, residents haven't 

church. 

with. 

miles from the Estelle Manor supervised around the clock) 

The relocated Manorwoods 

stopped their momentum In 

TOi facility Is alto a polling In a letter to the Township facility haven't been a 

facility would house some 30 

aidthatt>relflatleasta2to 

the cauae to stop the facility, 

place, and residents Committee, a cited tit- deterrent to runaways and lBtuden&tatt rati "' 

male offenders age 14 to 16. 

Resident Julia Jenkins, who 

questioned their safety when tempted burglary In the fallof criminal, behavior of the 

•Van Dyke' said none are 

Uve» adjacent to the property, 

using the facility while the 1932 and a successful burglary 

violent youths but have a 

youths there. 

has set up a second public 

Juveniles were there. '' In which his mother's home 

history of breaking and en- 

"We basically have no need 

meeting to be held at the 

"I don't want to minimize was "defaced with human 

tering* and convictions for 

to get-into a fight with a 

Middle school, 7:30 p.m. 

heir behavior," Van Dyke waste." 

shoplifting, probation 

community," Van Dyke said. 

Tuesday. 

explained," and I don't wait A juvenile from Manor- 

violations, drag offenses and 

"We have enough trouble 

She has contacted officials 

to give the Impression that we woods was seen leaving the 

criminal mischief. 

dealing with dellnouents." 

from fee governor's office on 

deal with angels. WV don't. scene and later was 

"These are not criminals 

Von Dyke denied the state -,_._,, 

down it well as local, 

We deal with delinquents." 

but youths that have a 

prosecuted and sentenced for has made any definite *«• tW« area la becoming 

property values, and he of- 

lamented Jenkins concerning such as Manorwoods provide 

Sentinel-Ledger Jast month more populated and continues 

fered the names of residents 

some statements made at a sentencing alternative to and police officials In other 

Monday night's meeting. "We Jamesburg. In addition, he towns where such facilities 

nid It cost taxpayers about are located ^ 

$4,000 to 18,000 a year per While it was previously' 

youth at Manorwoods while it reported mat problems had 

would cost «. about *, 114,000 u a 

b 

uima The youths; who wouldn't 

attend local'schools, would 

receive their entire education 

on the site accept W when 

they are, under mipervislon, 

taken to worksites.. 

According to Ay, Coleman 

had promised to have a 

broken window replaced but 

never did. the house has since 

been sold. 

Coleman responded that it 

was "my mistake" about the 

window replacement. 

In addition Ay told of four 

between Manorwoods houses within walking 

year per youth at Jameiburg, residents and at least one distance 'of Manorwoods 

the state Juvenile correctional neighbor in ptette Manor, where fires had been set, 

faculty. complaints and problems which he attributed to actions 

The former Air Force base from other i neighbors wen by youths at the facility. 

at Palermo Is now the site for alliged djirlng Monday "I feel it would be 

jf 

ojrw oufAface;" lamented 

CommKteeman Bon,n?r 

le Tomb 

give .its 

okay to the move, It did. eg 

because, it "was, under (fee 

impression nothing could be 

done to change the ^ state's 

Van Dyke did note that 14 mind. - •£ 

youths have run away from' 

Mayor Beyel said the.stflte 

used a "poor tactic" by not 

aonauy at' 

that the state had leased a to grow and traffic 

portion of the property where 

a barracks, one classroom 

building and a kitchen facility 

are to be used by the youths. 

In addition Coleman said at they're gone," offered one 

the time that the slate Is woman who lives across from 

currently spending about the facility. * 

$35,000 to modify the facility Tne public was also critical' 

to accommodate the boys as of the Township Committee. 

well as to comply with fire The body, men with only 

and safety codes so thethree 

facility could be in operation 

by mid to late April and that 

some of the 16 full-time staff 

members have moved to the 

area in anttdpation of the 

•move. . 

< *" r " rn| tt nfl A number of residents noted 

that they wouldn't 'Jiiye 

learned of the matter had It 

not been for newspapers.; 

—Margie Boften 

-mftnh^rf)r in 

October met with state officials 

regarding plans for EGG HUNT APRIL H '. 

Manorwoods, Coramltteemen Hie annual Easter eggjjunt 

have since maintained that it in Sea Isle City for children 1* 

was the state's responsibility to 8 will begin noon, Saturday,! 

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PAGE 2 — SECTION TWO 

ByALAINAAMENDT 

The Ocean City Girls Softball 

Team played their first 

punt away Monday, against 

Atlantic City and the 144 

shutout got. the season off to a 

good start, especially since 

they are playing in a new 

division. 

The first score was made by 

junior Dibble Oarviy who 

singled with two outs, 

crossing the plate on a double 

by junior Kathy Vail in the 

first inning. 

In the top of the second, 

junior Carol Cause walked 

with two outs, stole second 

ANDERSON'S MARINE 

UNIT RECEIVES MEDALS 

Cpl. Thomas J. Anderson, 

son of James T Anderson of 

Gsborn Av,, Somert Point, la 

a member of Battalion 

Landing Team. 2 8, 22nd 

Marine Amphibious Unit, 

based at Camp Lejeune, N.C., 

which was recently awarded 

the Armed Forces Expeditionary 

Medal, the 

, Marine Corps Expeditionary 

Medal, and the Navy Unit 

Commendation Medal In 

recognition of participation in 

the operations and 

••Wacuations of U^S. citiiens 

and foreign nationals in 

Grenada and Beirut, 

i r'li ii r i iiiyiii»ViiMiViMiiVu* iVW 

THE SBNTINEL-LJBDGER, OCEAN Clltf. tij. THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 

O.C. girls shut out Atlantic City din opener 

Yd 

TRAVEL 

base, and scored on a double 

bv senior Audrey Kemenosh, 

Then Kemenosh ran in on a 

throwing error, when senior 

Susan North bunted. North 

then scored the 3rd run on a 

tingle by freshman Krlsty 

There was no georini in thi 

third inning but in the fourth, 

Ocean City broke the game 

open by scoring five runs. 

Audrey Kemenosh scored 

first on a single by Kathy Vail. 

Kristy Miller and Debbie 

Garvey both scored on 

DAT! 

Mon. Apr. 3 

Thyrs. Apr.S 

Mon..Apr. 9 

Wed. Apr, 11 

Fri. Apr. 13 

Wed. Apr. II 

Thuri.Apr, 1» 

Mon Apr 30 

Wed. May 2 

Fri,May4 

Str.MayJ 

Mon.May 1 

Wed. May? 

Frl.Mayll 

Stf./Way 12 

Mon. May u 

Wed. May 1« 

Frl.May li 

Mon.Mayil 

• Wed. May 23 

Tuei.May 22 

• League Games 

Head Coach; Roland Watson 

OCEAN CITY HISH SCHOOL 

SOFTBALL • it§)-i4 

OPPONENT 

•Atlantic City 

* ylneland 

* Bag Harbor Township 

* Holy Spirit 

•Miilville 

* Bridgeron 

* OaKcresf 

•Mainland 

* Cumberland 

'Atlantic City 

Hammentpn Tournament 

* yintland 

* Egg Harbor Township 

•Holy Spirit 

Hammonton Tournament 

•Miilville 

* Qafccresf 

* Bridgeton 

* Mainland 

* Cumberlirid 

N.J.S.I.A.A. 

Get a Head Start 

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fielder's choices. Vail scored 

on a single by soph, Kellie 

Ross, and sophomore Lisa 

Crompton crossed the plate on 

a single by, Carol Calise, . 

Going into the sixth Inning 

the score was W, and leading 

off with a single was Kellie 

Ross, Running for Ross was 

junior Sue Becker, Becker 

hen scored on a passed bah", 

after being sacrificed by' 

Carol Calise. Audrey 

Kemenosh, who singled, 

scored on a hit by Susan 

North, and then North ran.in 

on a double by Kristy Miller. 

Scoring on a fielders choice 

was also Miller 

In the seventh and final 

inning Lisa Crompton lead off 

with a single and scored i the 

last run for Ocean City oh a 

single by Carol Calise. 

"I was very pleased with 

the Bggressiveness'dlsplayed 

offensively, and of the varied, 

•I am extremely pleased with the attitiide of thcentire 

" +-J If 

but sound, defense that was Monday's game., , ,;' of "encouragement i"> anaJnpr> 

Varsity gpftball 

consistent' throughout 'the "Those players came-;oWnplto1enta."> • had a successful opener, l 

gome," commented Coach through and did a fins job," >Wateon feels junior Sondra under the direction of new' 

Watson. 

said Watson. "And also I am Reenes pitched well. She Coach Paul LeFever, '," rj 

Although the team has some extremely pleased with the struck out four while walking The next home softball 

inexperienced players, their attitude of the entire team none, ' 

game is today (Thursday at 4) ••- 

inexperience didn't show in Th They offered\escb \ other a lot - Also on Monday, the girli against git Vineland. Viild 

Season opener prelude to a tough 

season on the links for Raiders 

Place/Time 

Away 

Home 

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The Mean City high school 

golf team kicked off their 1984 

season with a win by 

squeaking past new Cape- 

Away 

Home 

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Away 

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Home 

Away 

Awiy 

Home 

Away 

Hornt 

Away 

Away 

4:00 

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Atlantic League rival Atlantic aid Carson, new In his Itth 

aty in a tie-breaker, 227-235. year as coach. 

The first four players for Despite the win, Carson 

each team had identical said, It'll be far from easy for 

scores of 178. In such ease, the Ocean City to repeat as 

fifth player decides the champs this year because of 

match. Ocean City's fifth fee Division One competition. 

man, senior Mike Knieser, Last year, Ocean aty com- 

finished eight strokes ahead peted in Division Tiro, 

of Ms Atlantic City opponent? "It'll definitely be a lot 

"I figured the match might tougher this year because 

be close," said Coach Ralph 

m're up against bigger 

Orson, 

, .-Dmv 

"but not this 

w_ , 

close,' 

J t schools," he said, nottng"tt«t 

Junior BUI Keueher led the. jnaeland, Mainland and Holy 

Haiders with a «, He was spirit should provide the 

followed by juniors Frank toughest ••-•--- challenges. 

Gallo with a 45 and Dwight "But I'm sure we'll be 

Van Vorst win a 46. Senior competitive," be continued. 

O»p Vail carded a 48. "We'll give all the teams a 

••Atlantic City is a decent pod match," ___ 

team and it was great to beat ' tjjnlr" players Carson will 

them on an away course," be counting on include Junior 

Jinny Nickles and 

sophomore Richard Beuttel. 

Other team members Include 

senior Tom Chatburn, 

sophomores Brian Becotte, 

John Gilbert, Wayne 

Stowman and George 

Dowling. The one freshman 

on the team is Chris Breunlg, 

In addlUon to the problems 

of facing larger schools, 

Carson must contend with, a 

schedule that calls for seven 

out of the first ten matches 

being played away. 

"There is a definite* borne 

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said. "It could make it difficult 

for us to qualify for the 

districts." 

Teams must win a certain 

amount of matches by early 

May in order to qualify. 

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with Egg Harbor Township on 

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editorials/comment Thursday, Aprii 5,1984 

Coastal storms 

and seashore 

complacency 

As individuals and as groups of individuals in 

communities, we make mistakes. And oftentimes 

we remain steadfast in our ways, continuing 

to err even alter our blunders are shown 

to be such, 

Such is the case with building too close to the 

sea. Even in the face of repeated damage aad 

destruction over the years, we continue to build 

on the sand dimes, in the dunes, directly behind 

fee dunes; in flood plains and in other low-lying 

areas adjacent to bodies of water which 

periodically expand beyond their banks or shores 

and on other occasions surge forth as nature 

flexes her muscle. 

The coastal storm last Thursday morning was 

the latest example of this muscle flexing, of 

nature's letting us know in no uncertain terms 

Ait she is the boss and we had better listen; or, 

more correctly, learn to understand that we have 

to adapt to her and not vice versa. 

To some extent, to a relatively small extent, we 

along the shore have leaned to be accommodating 

even if we don't fully understand 

why. Sometimes we do realize the fact but still let 

conveniinceêt to ftfrway of reaHfy. 

For example, we have learned — largely at the 

behest of government sanctioned flood insurance 

regulations — to build our homes on piling. But 

many people, perhaps most, believe this is so 

structures won't collapse through undermining 

during times of flooding. While this is so, it is also 

a type of building which provides the least 

resistance to rampaging waters and, furthermore, 

accommodates nature by permitting 

building in, flood plains in such a way that 

structures don't block the flow of water and aren't 

a barrier to nature's unrelenting forces, 

However, the biggest construction mistake is 

our insistence to build, even on piling, so close to 

the sea or back bays. Some such building is, of 

course, necessary in a resort community. 

Marinas, docks and the like, however precarious ' 

quite another to' build entire residential* communltieB 

in anas which sooner or later are going 

to be under water. , 

As long as we continue to do this — as long as 

oogniMnt ttat damage, destruction and, yes, 

eventually death, is in the offing. Despite the 

unpleasantness, we must remain alert to its 

reality and above all else must not be lulled into a 

Wse sense of security by idle talk or false 

rationalization. 

spoke of the storm and its damage m being th 

epal to or, in the least, approaching that of th 

ourselves. 

Hie March 29, 1984 storm was nothing compared 

to toe March >m storm. The-forma' 

resulted in damage; the latter, destruction. Last 

wwk's incountor with the weather and sea was 

brief; 22 years ago it was extended, lasting 

wsure systenis, the 'm storm comeided wlto 

lunar phasMJn such a wtojftat the low pressure 

By JAMES R. HURLEY 

N.J. State Senator 

(R-Cape, Cumberland) 

1962 

Storm aid is needed now 

• •• \ • 

to salvage the summer season 

Juat as we were on the 

threshold of a new tourist 

season, those ,of us at the 

- OsS2fi2€l - is my "'fffnftt hflff 

been so severe that mayors hi 

several local mpwjfipflHtfaj 

have told me they will require 

emergency financial 

assistance. I will do 

I can to ensure 

the state aid they need quickly 

In order to salvage the 

summer season. 

Owing tte storm, homes 

and streets were boded, sea 

walls collapsed and beaches 

UteraUy disappeared. In 

...we must move quickly 

of else the tourist season 

could be disastrous. 

Issue, which I sponsored, run Into the 

to repaln, fljey nuut have to recow 

We wfll be in constant from this tragedy. I will then 

offices to make sure these state officials. 

die tte tourist season could 

be disastrous. Last year 

atone, tte tourist Industry 

Drought |9 billion into tte 

state. Here than 275,000 

people rely on tourism for 

their livelihoods 

, The,., economy of Mnth 

J 

Keep Ocean City 

*out of step* 

Editor, SenHneM-tdger; 

"Making Is awayofUfe,"a Ocean O&m « fflW. my 

fetter from John Baramano of SaWno and I brought pur 

Roseroont Pa ; «Fin eluidfenj and iny 

- AltoouA driâg Is • way *Mn» ««, »» bringing 

f 

J« a preducttw «w. It to, m *• yMia^ ftmite; atf 

Mr. Baranzano layi, "bigger mwiere wttfcn prevails. nm ta 

Land stronger than we can A» • P"?*^? ^ 

imagine" Ocefln Ci & l MMnfiy 

WitdWIltofla WrcM«eitsdiWIltoflag reMipnend reMipnen jhat «Je,;3ly «Je3ly 

and detrimental effects In the remain "out of step with the 

itwii of paejili with whom we «««»* 

fr ^^ l 2SL m ii l # n 

asioc&te,n tte deaths of the Ibe jojto MM! Integr^ &• 

Innocent In highway ae- wMAitlinimou^ 

ddoits, and in ite loaa of n&lLtm 

taUbitioii and control is «vHte,N,j. 

by 

views on alcohol 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: It was. surprising to read 

Ibis Is an open letter to your comments knowing that 

Oonwell Savage In response to when you recently returned to 

Ms letter In The Sentinel-live 

in Ocean City you were 

Ledger issue of 29 March: certainly aware of tie 

DearConwell: 

alcoholic restrictions In 

lam most amazed that you restaurants here. 4 t \ 

are sponsoring the serving of I win fag Jiappjrte fiavoou 

y t t ^ ^ 

WiWy, ! ", — * wine with — '&0k 

"W Detti were raised fa after dinner, too. Bot-j 

families who Bummered here meantime — and I'm not 

to many years as neighbors, belnghystarical-why didn't 

Had our families not enjoyed', you retire to WUdwood? * 

*• Wweratt ataospheM - Your old (and I do mean 

as « as the Sunday old) Brighton Place buddyrestrictions— 

of Ocean City, and one of the nice guys «aio 

they in all probability would loves Ocean City. 

haw summered in WUdwood David Z.H. Marvel 

» Aflantle afy. 0^B«& 

cost goes on 

can't let this storm destroy W " 

our ^Hnpwf of having one, I 

will do evervthing possible to Placing "flaMo'CTltf' thlv ffl -the same stretdwior 

make sure this doesn't nap. headline of a letter written Bra second time In five years; 

pen, last week by Alan Gansert is Gansert's five yeara In office. 

• ,, qaMe appropriate. •'" 4 l -, ., MtanwMfc i|^¥M^fOfr 

—,,_ '- - " aeheatfleitte people^ l ^ ^ v i ^ rMii* 

Thanks TOr ««*» *• Minjid Mm• Wit; l^lh m rea^get 

.** c ***^° I 1 "* beachfills are transitory whUe^ !^W;o^:if |MBiti.jgWni 

~ »1 * mm nffllonNioBar bonduig is real; jWfifitp«tt«Jil;Wa^lten 

to price and refuse le Iflbat 

Tne day after the storm, tondtag, ' mltmwit to tte iim Huh. of tte flood, and ottered to 

Assemblyman Guy Muzianl I have visited the com- and continues to be our ally. move jny car to higher 

Sea Isle City la spending 

meet with representatives, werehardesttttbyîitomi storan^vagedreglona of tte Not only did he do this, but 

from Gov. Kean's office and •to 

see tte damage first band, shore and pledged tte full refused to take any money for 

,ft* state Departatnt of In addition, I plan to meet cooperation of the state in his trouble. All I know Is that 

Environmental Protection to 

discuss the financial hardship 

with the mayors'of those assisting these communities. his name is Jeff, and he lives 

many communities In our 

manicipaJtt|eg - fcek Bitt. mî^start of tew tfOftiJfc 

dtatrlet now face. We 

ner, Ocean City; Domlnlck nier season just weeks away, 

discussed what emergency 

Raffa, Sea Isle aty; Rachel we must move quickly to 

financial assistance could be 

pan, Avalon and Daniel make|oiir peaches safe for 

Beyel, Upper, TownA^-. to tourhtt; /' and, assist 

1 

Ite'iltfrtatttattaeTeMi : f- , ^: * ; 

about It! . *]*«;.•• , •* Si i" •«.- .în.'aii'.ii.ia;! a^ti/'ViC ^Sii^ 

tow prwauri and nOTtheast ^nds were present, g W*.^vie. (TO) hunting eampaenrmoat mHîntehSin^.-^KS7o1«S^rS "^« «S^W^^ ^^»»«pt«Wpb*e# 

but not the moon phase. ^ J^/ M ^ i wfldUJeagmcto 

•WhunBngieaion on tte Jhey are to ttoie who would lfflSeniagnmSI'b%d* ; ^f? Z, W-'% • •* B^^«WîBiSrP% 

aBMmj tiii.ii--->i. L. J,« r- n«l»«ao rtWtag iwan, enjoy rtdUfewittout Wlllna fcFfcP^ ii«Bnu«wi» m«w ;-wtBiyMir-bifcif«^|tW"''-*««m*««t-"pariialM 

arounoV While it makes m diflerenw to, the itae magnificent wute ~£ r ^• -" 1 ^ i dtJeTO „ K^ '*«« NauHfta; »fii^flj#|ride in tte amnutage. wm^W^mtmîas^v 

property owner whether his home or huain«M UrdssDend the winter with A.Or«,.»fKM,»)nk~.n^ .^T^^^M^Âi^^ fntfll' free.TOeaaietoiAlfrD^SiidldMt^mriw* tfiatJPw.? •^^V^KSSS^KI. 

; piflfl«fl wi-itB' fA- >ffi@» iTw tune to act is now, 

sustained an inch of flooding or a loot, the fact 

ia|elast ftursday was^ minor , I SSSlJ!Ra£.'!BSS 

rraaujpiihjiMama|e last/ftufiday waa minor 

t 

tf w^fl||6iaielves to believrthaifOTlame 

SreJugh jWanbthtr '82 " " - 

wylMse;ûre of reaJit 

have an inaccurate sense o 

^^^^îilk^toe^tteii^Blfleelt 

fore these;; miigWficehti 

ocreaturea become bloodledi 

Mbrt Black 

Mhe Sentinel-Ledger 

aftermath of the March 29 coastal storm 

Hie extent of damage to the sand dunes was obvkiiis, TMs was tte scene 

from 38th Street. 

. pinto by PW.YW) 

••-A couple of sightseers survey the Boardwalk damage close up at 18th 

fitfeet. 

beWhale Beach section of Strathmere. 

i , .FMaMfT 

Strathtnere resists and their pets are helped 

out of a NattoaalGaajrd track following evacuatkm. 

TTie War of 1812 monument at the end of New 

Jersey Avenue was lapped by tay waters in 

Somers Point. 

Page Five, Section Two 

Thursday, April 5,1984 

After the water subsided; streets remained littered Wftfci 

A front-entl loader was called into service to push back sand 

blocked the Ocean City-L«iigportBridge. »?'§«:nftMlW 

The Brighton place Condominium was perhaps $e 

damaged structure on the Ocean City beachfront. - : 

Uftiiir;water everywhere—including at the intersecUon of 9th Street and AsbufÂraine: 

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.PAGE 6 — 8ECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. THUKSDAV, APRItflJfflftl ,1W4 

MRCONDmONED 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

CHURCH - ECUMENICAL 

35 DENOMINATIONS REPRESENTED 

8900 Ventnor Ave. Margate 

(S Mlnutos North ot Ocean City) 

Or. Martin C. Wisznat, Pastor 

OWIGMATBOO, 

0UR8MATCHHST, 

«EATI««, 

MEAT MEACHMO, 

ttffATPnOMAH 

fiREATFBXOWSHP, 

OKATPEOflE, 

MEATFATTH, 

UOnUNL 

^ MAKETMI 

' ACfcATCHURCH 

Dfl.WKJZNATPflEACHES: , 

:S:44 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

StbaodCmtnlAvniN OtMilClty.MJ. 

SUNDAY, APRIL 8,1984 

9:00 A.M.-Church School \ 

10:30 A.M. -Mominfl Worship \ 

"THERE Is No WASTE 

WITH GOD" 

Rev. David M. Finch \ 

 

\ WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. - PRAYER SERVICE 

ittndiog tor Hi*, 

ifunduntnUlt 

OCEAN CTTY 

ii\ 

• «- U-u^^^ m 

SSZ EHUflLMR !;.^X 

Jftrat |taebjrterimt OHIrur*:^ 

The Presbyterian Church, 0.S.A, 

7th and Wesley Avenue ., ^ 

Rev. Wm.Radcllffe Al|en, TtiMb Piitor 

Rev, Jeffrey W. WinterÂssistant pastor 

/ Director of Music,'broanJ'' 

Jeanne," Rldgway; ** 


MORNING WORSHIP.— II-OOa.m^ 

Charles R.SwlndolJ-FtLMSERIES-7:0(>pir^ 

, "StrengthcningYouf Grip On AuUioritv^-'^ 

fcf'i' 1 

Soloists announced for 

|t|pod Friday service 

H&R BLOCK- 

Found 

David 

CITY, N J. 

PAGE 7 — SECTION 

Dr, Buck is Chapel speaker Sun. I 

PAULUN MEMORIAL U ajn.. Morning worship Sunday-8,9:30 and 11 ajn. U ajn. • Church Service Ocean City 

fiifiBi McCoy, Sector of "nmaWi {**$• 

BAPTIST 

7 pjn. • Evening service Wednesday evening-7 p.m. «ndamday^l Bev. Wruk Mote 

music OF. John Garrahan,'- 

. JAMES AME 

(American BaptiJt) 

1ft St. and Haven Av. 18th St. and Simpson Ave, TABERNACLE BAPTIST STATIONS of 

OAttY ;. SUNDAY y OTNDAY 

Ocean City 

Ocean G(y 

Ml St. and West Av. fee ova, 

limn, to2pan.-Reading 9t45 ajn. - Sunday school B ajn. - Church school 

R Itev. Bk Beckworth J. Voorhees, community Center 

Itev- Bfflcbael Waltem, pastor fWdaytveatag-7pjn. Room open 11 ajn. • Morning worship 10:30 a.m. • Morning 

^MC , Rev, Richard Wingate, pastor 

—r »i»^ja,-Ev«togierfloe worahlp, Patter Flnefi 

£\ ' —— ~ . SUNDAY O0NFESSONS 

aWNDAY _^, WNDAY . .10 am, - Sunday school Saturday from 11 ajn. to 

^ " W ^ TOMJESMY 

T 9:30 am. _•_ Church school 10 ajn,' - Worship service 11 ILB, . Morning service noon, before mam to the 

', 11 ajn. • Morning worship with Rev, Wingate preaching. ' — evening and after daQy mm 

.EwBtagifffftB. NwaeryPwvloM TUESDAY _ « _ _ 

— 11:15 ajn. Sunday school 7:30 pm - Prayer service CHURCH OF THE 

li 

7 "" PW * fcg - - 

HOLY TRINITY 7;M pjL.-.PWjW'BWWto TRINITY UNITED 

EPISCOPAL nd bible study 

oSmtdfr '?** 

RESURRECTION, RJD. 

For 24-hour devotional FAITH BAPTIST 

200 W. Tudcahoe Rd. 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY message, phone 398-8S26. tjppgr Township Middle Marmora 

The church office is located School 

Migr, James J. Zegers, 

aUNewRd. 

at 247 W. Inlet Rd., phone 399- Perry Road 

Hinwwd 

6126. Barry Rice, pastor 

SUNDAY 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. - Sunday school 

l add the taJdAprllTrtftArt SLJota 

, «««««« ifh,^âv Veataor, 6:10 p,ni. at the Ventocr pastor in annomving a special mstnicttag. Class stee is 

tssvjBrti: sxnsrvi gp&stssss 1 : s?Ms i ss ta VIDETTO 

"We're for-yo»*fl 

s sr - T-,- 

Church readies trips in May ladies tea at 2 pjn. 

Call Pastor Elwln Jewell far 

additional information at 822- 

4742. 

PROMPT 1 DAY SERVICE 

St, Joseph'! Church, New Orleans Expo, May 21-28. 

Somers Point is planning a There will be two days to Looking 

v "UnrtngOe9anCltft¥ictnltf" 

trip to the Inner Harbor in visit the fair-grounds and a for the Right itH'9 still good, 

Baltimore on May 15. cruise on the paddle boats. All 

m repair most m j , 

sidetrips are included In the Nursing Home? W$ti§n, dryers, riwrafon 

Arrangements have also price. For further Information 

and dishwashers. 

been made for a visit to the call Ann Smith, 627-1579. 

individual MM ntlna couprn in 

•Parts Sales 

IHM 01 itf*n RM&ll turn Urn Invll« 

t» BUM nut MM IB UnwooO 

IrtCWt CMMf. M UIWM 

The Godfrey § cifl npKt • frMAy «' 

meMMn win «r*M ptnaul m- ULMER 

tinften atimtf n i« Hitir 

Funeral Homes 

rwtltn. 

UmM it ti« flni 

Established 1896 

i i iM j 

109 Central Ave. 644 S. Shore Rd. 

Ocean City, N.J, Palermo, N.J. i 

Phone 399-0077 Phone 398-0077 j 

Herbert L. Sodfrey, Owner; John T, Newman, Manager 

In Tim* ot Trouble, We Arm As 

ti-rL- 

Near At Your Phone y/. 

: pledging for tne future, as in the past, the unta.and 

maiT dlBnlflt 

HT 

StlCCESSOH TO OCEAN Cfm «HgT FUNERAL 

^Discipleship 

iw 

DIRECTOR 

today 

celebration rt 

Chel 

Wlmberp 

(ftforJfay "The Devil hath power to 

assume • pleaitagaape..." 

^'1)0 you have good reasons 

Wm. Shakespeare 

a celebrate what the Lord has 

.hi your life? Are you A recent survey rivalled 

over to tell others that over half of all Ameri- 

Jesus has made a difcans are convinced there Is 

ference in your life?" asks the 

a Devil. Those who do not 

believe In a Devil may have 

Rev. Richard Nichols, pastor been looking for a particular 

of the Sea We City United 

The 

kind of creature who looked 

'Methodist Church. 

the part. 

,, Members of the The Devil's task Is to de 

ephgregatlon there will have eel ve and destroy. He would 

mortgage 

-^ rtunltles to express their fool very few If he looked to 

everyone as he really Is. In 

and praise during a "Hamlet," Shakespeare 

plesblp celebratton the speculates that perhaps we 

specialists 

ilweeltend of May. 

wouldn't know the Devil if 

tVfttm begin witha "come to we taw him. As with any- 

Ttteparly mipper" on friday 

thing else, It's best to consl 

der character and not be too 

' Wnlng, foUowed by singing' 

want to Help 

quick to fudge by appearance. 

C$£# program. On Saturday With us, there are no 

evening there will be a "minor details," Everything 

oilebration supper followed we do can be Important to 

by staging and a program. On those "we serve, and there- 

Sunday tnorning the team fore lustlfles our closest 

attention. 

OQordlnator will speak on the j0r0gj ijecome a 

topic "To be a dischde is to be 

In ministry." This will be WIMBERG 

followed by 0 luncheon in the 

church social hall. All are Funeral Home 

invited to attend any or all of fWT OOMTMNM «t FMMral 

the special events. For fur- 

WP II,'WC llir ninnrv Ann VVP M.')V" the" rxprili'.'.- 

SltoMltf 

tt»-')nfonnattoncall Rev. 

you cm flppriirl on flrcn^c Dor- M-ty c nuntv 

201 Asbury Avenue 

NlcholB at the church office,) 

Snvinns S nun w,i 

Pftone 399-2654 

e In Din age of medicare, social security and horhes for the 

aged, sometimes people forget an itrfpoitant part of growing , 

old— tranquiiity! " • > 

Yes, tranquilrty and peace are just asimportant m gruvVnigold'' 

grscefuDjp as is suflident insurance or.aD.the other tneanswrth', 

which we show our concern for the ekleriy '"' 

! vou ever noticed that aid people have a, knack iol A 

putting things In ofder? In fact they need everything ticTy tiefit 

and sura. Certainly their greatest need Is for peace and Security 

— but this can come only when Ulcy are at peace i&ith Cod! 

If we want to reap the harvest of friendship with God In our 

old age, then we mum cultivate our relation with Him—when we 

art young and able. Regular church attendance and worship is 

your assurance of peace and tranquilily during your own gentle 

lengthening yMrs, It will be a heavensent reward and one which 

you cannot, will not, want to miss. 

OMfjin.'illv P5r,ihlr',hr-fl lr h»'ip 

Thnts our primary business. And WP re good nr 

tm*' V *H .Trtnlport/Ufpn to arid from aYLScp 

If you've 

pot what it t«8cesr 

we've got 

what fOij need. 

"Youriecaritwsour secunty 

Rret National State gink 

of South Jersey 

fam Oflctt hi Octn Ot» IM-; 

Ocean City Home 

Savings ft Loin 

1001 iMhvy 9ni. 

Eu00nd W. Fflthtey \ 

Inwrance Agcnc^. inci L 

IStlliv 

Carey* 

fi«al Eitata SarvlcM 

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j., SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. THimSPAV, AI'IUI 5, 

Sixth season of girls' track and field brings with it several firsts 

CTWs spring Is the sixth 

«t*aon for girla track and 

Bpld competition at the high 

Igbgol but this time around 

(here are several firsts for the 

Napfes; for assistant coach 

Kathy Zombek', it U the first 

j/ear of teaching and 

tiMeUdg. Also, ttto wffl be fee 

jetlUon in Division Two for 

run, and Margie Bonnet In Of 

«0 

(Sye, Chris Shalkrass 

and Anne Evans), team 

members art experienced, 

"The future definitely looks 

Division One of Nlil llTl 1 Tl Oil 

serious trepidation on my part 

«ince we've competed against 

tee teams and have done 

rfell In the past," noted Coach 

Naples. "Moreover, I believe 

$e better the compeUUon Is, 

$e mere pnparcd we*D be for 

Ocean City has many 

returning team members, 

Thomas S, Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

WTEBOfl • EXTEWOR 

FuBy Insured 

Ucented-Ocean Ctty 

20 Years Experience 

FREE ESTIMATES 

399-0205 

ass-sr ""•" 

• 

•Mlllvllle 

So. Jersey Relays 

Oakcrest 

Cape May County Meet 

*iridB«ton 

•Mainland 

N.J.S.I.A.A. Sectionals 

N.J.S.I.A.A. Sectionals 

State Finals, 

Head Coach: Wayne Colman 

Assiitanf Coaches: Gary begenhardt • Wait Dull 

tiff 

Away a-M, 

Home 3iM' 

Away 3f3tf* 

Away lOsOO 

Home 3:3Q. 

Away J;OD!? 

Away 9:00 

Away ,. -L, 

Away %m. 

Away 1:00 

Away Sim. 

Home 10:00 

Home 3:30 

Away 3:30 

Away ! " 

Away •»>..'' 

Betty Zaleski, executive director of the Cape 

educational Fund, shows off a pair of trunks worn, 

and autographed by Rocky Oraziano. 

sportanon is a major expense #^j»i _!,«,•»_ • ,• • fl _ ,• 

for school districts in his area, celebrity auction this Sunday 

EARL L SHAW, JR. 

-!NC- 

ROOHNGA 

SHEET METAL WORK 

BRYANT FORCED AIR 

HEATING 

252 West Avenue 

Dial: 399-2128 

VINCENT STAHLER 

"CUSTOM CARPENTRY 11 

ALTEMTHNS • REMODELING •ADDITIONS 

SPECIALIZING IN VINYL SIDING 

• PHONE3994724 • 

Warren North 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

7th St. & Bay Ave. Phone 399-2936 

Building • Remodeling • Alterations 

• Roofing & Siding • Interior a Exterior Palming 

• Formica Work * Furniture Repair & Refiniihing 

"FREE ESTIMATES" 

HOME REMODELING SPECIALIST 

Can (609) 398-9644 

ADDITIONS - GARAGES - DORMERS 

DECKS - WINDOWS - PANELING 

"ALL RENOVATIONS" 

GOODWIN BUILDING CO. 

' 933 WEST AVE. OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

; 

M. CHISM 

Specializing in Custom Building 

, Additions • Alterations • Renovations 

poet 

"ESTIMATES Can 399*8304 

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Robert A. Davenport Jr. 

ELEdTRICAL , „ , m w 

; CONTRACTOR (** * ^ ] 

— Residential & CommercfaJ Wiring | 

Free Estimates 398-1222 

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AL8EBT H. STITELER II 

Homi (609)653 0317 ' 

f . ,for 35 years!" 1 

(609) 927-3827 ' 

.'« ' , , 

Roofing 

, Gutten 

. Siding 

Tne Cape Educational Fund 

Is holding Its second annual 

celebrity auction 2 to 5 pjn, In 

Cape May Convention Han on 

the Boardwalk where personal 

items donated by some 

100 celebrities will go to the 

MgMit bidder; 

All proceeds benefit the 

Cbpe Educational Fund which 

to a nonprofit, community 

afaggatoi established to 

promote quality education In 

the schools of Caps M 

PLASTERING 

HEW WORK 4 PATCHING 

WATEflPHOOFED 

STUCCO 

PLASTEHINGofASKInOJ 

DRY WALL 

CONTRACTOR 

RESIDENTIAL & 

COMMERCIAL 

SHEETROCKING 

A RNISHING 

GREG K. 

CORSON 

AND DAUGHTER 

399-7683 

If no answer call 399-3193 

awards are made available 

tar special school projects 

designed to motivate children 

to learn. 

Tickets for the celebrity 

auction aft |S and are 

available from the fnntfs 

oBBet, «WBn, or at the door. 

AD purchased items areêai 

deductible. v;rr< 

'" 

PENNY PARTY 

IN POINT 

No. 1 wUl sponsor* 

pennyViparty,. JM pjtffc; 

FHday, April 6 at the Bethel 

Road flrehoose. Refreshments 

will be available. •>, 

Fire Company No. 1 Is a 

non-profit service 

organization not affiliated 

witt the city of Sonera Point. 

SCOTT 

STORAGE 

- INC _ *3 

641 Asbury Ave.* 


Public Storage Rentals 

from Ml* 1 a month 

For Info Call 

398-5005 

Energy 

Services 

(Air Conditioning Refrigeration Heating Plumbing 

Residential Commercial *3| 

Service 

Installation 

I. Matatoitanct Strek* CwbMts Avilibto 

2.CantiilW«k . 

3. Largt taw* Cummgal« AbtwpOM CMten 

4 2 4 t a l 1 

We operate, maintain, repair and upgr 

Systems and Equipment that, consufi 

control, convert, vand conserve Engery. 

SELL You ^ 

WILL SELL YOU SERVK 

Do It Yourselfersj 

^'il^^HC^^Âincionditfoninal 

W I N D O W A I M ^ m A i 

and we wlil provide a'-ulner Mi 

if worH cannot bodone on the spot. 

Oil Burners & Kerosene Heaters 

' DON'T WA.T FbR^6iT 1 W,NTe|M 

t 

j 

, 1084 

Ocean City events 

TOY (rasy) 

Sages Dynamic Seniors 

•quaw dancing, Youth Center 

8th Strtet " and Atlantic 

Avenue, caller Fred Keil, 

10:30 to 12 a,m. 

jJWting Safety and 

seamanship course, spon- 

r'lOcean City Card Club, 

ififfih Center, 7pm 

Rotary Club, meeting, 

OUajl Restaurant, Somers 

Point. 6:30 p.m. 

Matehpolnt duplicate 

bridge, Community Center, 

7:30 p.m. 

Ocean City Community 

Center Swim-athon fund 

.reiser, Community Center, 8 Band Booster, Ocean City 

to 4 P- m - Hgh School, band room, 8 

• • pjn. 

Ocean City Free PubUc _ 

Ubrory preschool story hour, Knlghti of ColuabUi 

children 3 to 5, from 10:30 to meeting, St. Auguitlne's 

11:30 im - rectory basement, 8 p.m. 

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

.Soroptimlit meeting, i:30 

soped by FlottUa 81, U.S. p.m. 

Ocean City PTA annual ^KM Memorial Hospital 

Coast Guard Auxiliary, Arts 

*ring fair, In the all purpoie Hospital AuslUary Ocean City 

Omter, 409 Weiley Av., 7:30 to Ocean City Lodge 171 room of the Intermediate 

| 9:30 p.m. 

. FiAM njiitlng, Masonic 

J 

Lodge, 7:30 p.m. 

omens Association of 

IB Chapel by.thi.Saa, SSth Women's Club of Ocean City 

SOmt and Asbury Avenue, 10 meeting, 8 p.m. 

a.m. 

iVdmen's Research 

meeting, St. Peter's United 

Senior Citizens square 

danelni, Howard Stataten's 

Senior Citons' BUg., 83rd 

Street and Bay Avenue, caller 

Methodist Church, book revue 

at 11 a.m. and members will 

display handiwork for 

preparation of ipring craft 

~0mt, 1p.m. 

DHVi Platt, l:3tf to 3:30 p.m. 

SATURDAY 

Country Music by the Sea 

Feitiyal, Music Her, 1 to 4 

p.m. 

Alanon meeting, Our Lady 

Of Good Counsel, 40th Street 

and Central Avenue, 8:30 p.m. 

e h»P ter . workihop. Youth 

ichool. 10 to 2 p.m, Oenter, 10 a.m. 

MONDAY Alcoholics Anonymous, 

Catholicism in American Holy Trinity Episcopal 

culture leeturei, St. church hall, 30th Sttwt, 7 

Augustine's school hall, P m 

delivered by Migr. Joieph 

Devlin, 7:30 p.m. 

SAGES Dynamic Seniors 

——- 

Alanon, n, St. John's John Lutheran 

•lurch, 8:30 p.m. 

will meet at St. Peter's Matehpolnt juniors bridge, 

Methodist Church, 8th Street OMnraunKy Centtr, 7:30'pjn. 

and Cental Avenue, Joseph -^, 

MeCnIlough ATlkWUUUIlgil to Ul pr^KlK present an fUl Council wuiua^!,* workshop, nwj nab City 

werview of South Jersey Gas Hall, 7:80 p.m. 

OB., 10 a.m, —— 

Friends of Music present 

Westminster Chapel choir In 

concert, Music Pier, 8 p.m. 

* 

WW meeting, 8 pjn. 

Exchange Club meeting, 

Daniel's Restaurant, Somers 

Point, i:S0 p,na. 

Civic Club Garden 

Departajent, recreation hall, 

8th Street, 9:30 am 

Chamber of Commerce, 

meeting, noon. 

V 

£ 

li 

u^lntrylngtolD3epth«8tadenlsofOCHSwen 

Informed, accepts these announcements eagerly.'Although, in the past, sitertnialn»Manc#;| 

and c0mniuniry''customer([ 

relations'. A .high 'school, 

ANBKAraMWI nm 1 full IUM 

MparnmcM pF(l«rrM, but net 

nK« Wt will mm rnpoulbl. 

i P t N t 4.12 

or ptrtflma, ail 

if 

«. mimr. Apply «M 

Ml Cwiff.l AVI far 

MOTEL HELP WANTED — chain. 

MnMia, nuintarjrvc pafMn, d«k 

CHAMIlKKRieN - CARBTAKEH 

fyatf * n •Mrtmaflt MUM, mH, May may until omil at it 

m, % will tnln, uury IM 

m>,, ewf •« II. rMpanrtlf 

trtnai, UN.Own Avi.m. 

BABYSITTER NintB - to- want. 

nvi am NF wMk M my MnM, tin am 

to-tJ;»p.m.Râraoco.C*ll»C-«w.i 

WHATS NEW Fnou AVON? 

HOW, EARN LKE 

NEVER Bm^. 

The new Avon earnings 

plan lets you earn 

upfoSOffcof 

everything you sell. Your 

time and effort, and 

Avon's world-famous 

products, give you 

unlimited income 

potential... without a 

large financial Investment. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, 

Wanted ProFI. Services FroFI, Service! Prof'I. Service* 

We Buy 

used video 

movie cassettes 

both Beta 

and VMS 

Bring to: 

Knight's Video 

8thSt.*W«*l«yAv«. 

Oeaan City 

Per Evaluation 

NO COPIES 

- itft HiMM rMurvM 

clB.C.IIBbJWCW , 4-M 

AUDITIONS FOB OKLAHOMA - Ml* 

MM Jnd ftm.1. MpppB only. Call far 

MpsfntflMM40.717* tf M HOUH OlniW 

Thwtr., Rt.»., Jw.lnlcn, N.J. 4J J 

Personals 

Tliiiilu to st, JUM Mr hwr rteilvM, 

SldntdL.BW. 4J • 

TRINITY PAINTIN© 

Joe Csncelller 

Interior - Exterior 

Residential • Commercial 

Qualiry VVorK-Free Estimate 

CALL 399-6657 

C A V TILE 

Chart** T*r1nonl 

' Contractor 

Complete 

Bathroom and Kitchen 

Renovations 

FireplacesFoyerE-Patios 

H.w Work —All Repair* 

398-7348 

OSHBINBR'I MlUFiH - ifirt Im. 

mglifMy, fflrii NevmiMr Call if»f 

U t t l 

mai TO CBNTER CITY — w 

UnMIHBM, 5h.rjmp.nM. LMfO.C 

7:ij..m., iMmn iW lim FRANK TEDESCO 

(TORI AND KITCHEN HELP naatad, 

OLD WOOD FURNITURE: Oik, 

April until Octobar. Aftar ma IM 

nHMawnr. mom. CMH tar contwH «f 

nmMMi, cmipMI SMfeM Klttfan 

heuM, Full or pirtlil. From iHlc M 

SBM Awry Ay*, Ocaan city* N J. 

Wfflwftf 

y , t y, Btrtm, Mima .nyttilno boufltlt. all 

.ppolntm«it orpoo»f-«)7, 

Concrete Contractor 


Serving Ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas. 

Curbing*DrJv(wayi*Porehn 

only. «nr tsMniri M iny enMIM. MM ila 

UJ. «M IM pfMr Mt 

HMM ClMM IM N 

SMewaiksiFisors'lfc, 

AM Estimates 927-5052 

UTILITY WORKER 

The Cape May Count', 

Municipal Utilities Authority 

Is seeking candidates for • 

Utility worker position a 

the County-wide Sanitary 

Landfill. .Candidates must 

have the ability to read, 

write, speak and understand 

English sufficiently to perform 

the duties of the post 

tlon. Candidates should also 

have the ability to perform 

Umlted, routine maintenance 

and repairs of mobile equiDment 

and other equipment 

and machinery commonly 

used at a sanitary landfill. 

Interested applicants should 

request an application from 

the Cape May County 

Municipal Utilities Authority. 

R.D. 1, Box 233, Cape May 

Court House, N.J. 03210. 

Telephone 4«5-902£. Deadline 

for application is 5:00 

p.nr.-AprJI' »6, 19M. An 

Equal , Opportunity and 

ffirmatfve Action terniioyer 

4 ,i 

Wanted 

KANE'S COINS 

^Coini, Stamp*, Suppllat 

124B Aabury Av». 

• 3Q8-59P8 

^Buying vary Fine A Bitter ' 

' < Morgan Silver Dollar* 

, 187S-iaO4>ia.8O««. i 

>' Paao* Dollar* 

•11.00M. 

Oftn All Vaar - Wad Htni *ar. 

Buying & Sflllno Coint ,- 

V- - Mnct^lMl >' ' 'ii 

,w]uc»tl6n is f^quirad and'' 

advanced technical and/or 

•ngintering study In solid 

disposal Is'l 

dreferred Salary (Rangeii 

ttr,«M l OOtU COLLBCTOR — «l*aa to Bur 

.WmS-anaVcttlna Mad dolls wood 

Sdutut.dolli. Clrna anlmala and 

Alnanoariwlla, loyi Call awnlnoaJHtmt 

if 

ONB OA TWO WIT SUITS - ftont 

imaaniF color Hood and boois«aiirta 

•-. tJ3,«1r> Submit' 

'reiumas With'raferencei [ 

.'fbi .Cap*''May Count/l 

Municipal *J " ', UtillllWI 

Child Care 

THE CHILDHENS PLACB -117 HMn 

A»., »M2M. MiMfnle «M n o l 

curlculum. Mon.lhrouî Prl. Half 

full My MFVIM. Asa M yrt. 

WILL BO BABVJITTINO - In 

Mm, Mm 1 wwk. V«-y oood 

tnimn, IVMM hdutfac can m- 

Tutoring 

REMEDIAL REAOINS — FtefllM, 

•temantary Sdiool MMBI SpalllM, 

languaoa •rtt, arlthmMIt, ilmsla 

•patch prsblania, raadMMa awk, Ait 

tour 1 ! htip htipai arnfM tttehtf, 

Arllnt NMI, \tU PlHtvrt Avt. 0CMH 

Clty,C*lim.|7f4. tl 

Autos For Salt 

WANTED 

Drowned cars and Irucki 

Cash Paid- Fail remove 

Oc«an Halght* 

Auto Salvage 

Call 927-7337 

927 

DIAMOND 

REMODELINO 

VINYL 

SIDING 

•DRAFTING* 

Free Lance Draftsman 

The prom has been the dance on most 

people's minds the past few menus, but 

thanks to the student council, the Morp Is 

Builders/Contractors 

now being talked about. 

The Morp (prom spelled backwards) Is 

commands based on his or herthe 

name of the dance to be held on 

preferences about a job or school. In mis Friday, April 8 from 8 to 12 p.m. in the 

i 

OCHS cafeteria. Materialism meaningful for youth 

way you get a list of occupations or The attire Is casual and the girls ask 

schools that have those characteristics the guys or students come alone, 

jTON (SFS) - ' '•- being wealthy la 

which are important to the student, Or if Steve Michaels, disc jockey from the The idealism which permeated college ago, less than half of entering freaijniettêrridlnfr impression that cant 

the student already has a college or Boatyard will provide entertainment. campuses around be country a decade would have agreed. And thb year, onfy the variety of questions WM an 

occupation in mind and wants more The dance is open to all grades and ago seems to be disappearing, ag tola 44 penent or the students suireytrf niatelaJlirm on today's l 

Information the student may go directly tickets may be purchased from any year's college freshmen say they are believe It to Important to have • 

to it. All the information is printed on thestudent 

council member. 

more concerned about being well off meaningful philosophy of life, down from 

computers printer so the student may Tickets are $2 for single, |3 for a financially than "developing a 70 percent • decade ago, ' 

take It with them. 

couple. 

meaningful philosophy of Ufe," and 

Tim iunriy showed a large nmnber of 

courses such as computer sdence that 

Tie survey, which is conducted by the students are turning away from literal 

promise high paying careers are taking 

Cooperative Institutional Research courses to learn about buslheis, 

precedence over liberal art studies. 

Program of the University of California ai^neerlng, and computer*. Ini (M, 

fltLosAngelesandtheAmericanCoundl w TO one third ft tbla year'i college 

on Education, Is currently la itsfreshmen 

have learned to wrift • 

According to a survey entitled "Ibe eighteenth year. Questions touch on a maputor program In the pm am, 

American Freshman: National Norms variety of subjects ranging from while career intere»U In nwiing, 

for Fall 1983," 69.3 percent of to 254,317 students' political beliefs 

college freshmen surveyed believe feat 

to their teaching, and sodal work are at an all* 

fflnoking habits. 

flue low. 

News briefs 

Members Of the OCHS pompon squad The end of the year brings about a Tickets for the tea wiH be 

recently traveled to Soutt Brunswlf*, bustle of activities Including the prom, next few weeks during lunch 

graduation, or the senior tea. , 

For seniors the tot is a special oc- 

Two sailor members of the National 

casKm.Tislatbelarttlmetheywlllallbe 

Honor Society have been nomlnatedfor a 

together in one room. 

(1,000 scholarship. 

This year the senior tea will be held at Members of the Ocean aty chapter 

the Quail Hill Inn In Smlthvffle. The date voted on two of their students" to 

is Wednesday, June 6 from 6:30 to 11 represent them oh the national level at 

pjn. 

their last meeting., Cathy Adams-*nd 

Dinner will be served at 7 pjn. and a Dennis Jones were chosen. . '" * 

disc Jockey will arrive at 8 pjafor The nominees demonstrated academic 

dancing. "V 

excellence, leadership qualities, .c*nd 

The senior "class Is selling song involvement in extracurricular -ac- 

dedications for 91. These songs will be tivities. There are 250 ft 

played at the tea. 

awarded anually. 

7* DATSUN, 4 W. htat/gBM CM, MW 

braktt. ntw clufdi Call *MSM er W 

W Cti 

lllvt 

OK>Jt*iS. 

r~Milfti d 

Situationj Wanted 

. . not r«. 

location Sand rMvma and 

nncaa to eox 4t. Santliwl The Cap* May • County 

OCBAN CITY MANOYMAN- 

Ladpar, Ocean City, NJ omit tf 

ranovatloni, alteration!, cirptntry, 


plumbing; •Metrical, glinting tod 

JIM — RaipoMlbla Individual to rallav* is seeking candidates to III 

amenta Calint-0771 1) 

varkjui ahHn waalay Manor n 1 Bay 

a Senior Mechanic position 

i imibOCMRcity,N J ao.a H 

WEIQHMASTER HOUSeCLGANING — ExMIUnt 

at the County-wide Sanitary 

rafanncn. V«r round. Call WI7W 

E9TATI SALBSPKHSON — 

knocks, rh* time couldn't b* 

Landfill. Candidates must 

The Cape May County attar 7 p.m. 4.11 

Municipal Utilities 

for you to bacoma a aalatparaon have a least three (3) years 

AMBITIOUS TiIrMOER-w*nt. e& 

Ocaan Clr/i latdlna computtrllad 

Authority Is seeking can |oba or aummar lob.. RtiiatMa. Mean, 

firm. Complata training ol experience in the Installa- didates to fill three (3) dabl*. Call 21J-W*4ai or wrlM Tim 

Emn, ITO5 Llndanbunt RCUO, VanJIty, 

am Call today, aargar Raalty, tion, maintenance and re- Weighmaster positions Pwna. 19041 4..IJ 

pair of varied types of One (1) position will be at 

MECHANICS — HMvy duty motors, engines, vehicles, the: county-wide Sanitary DOES YOUR HOUSE NIID PAIN. 

Hotpltaluation «iv* many 

hydraulic and other iieavy 

Landfill; one (1) at the TINS? Plan now to ott m. 106 iJon*. call 

4WJ47.J7M for raaunaDIt ratM, (On 

Solid Waste Transfer 

equipment commonly used 

•tart work Junai) 4-M 

RBAL ESTATE SAUS - FOX t LaiO 

Station; and the other 

hat opening* lor 4 talctpcoplt •Mklno a at sanitary landfills. Candi- position will be at Cape "CALL I HE OIRLS--CMM ywf Mma 

full rims unir opportunity. Call X* dates must possess Valid May County MUA office in at raatonabl* rata. Joycl M>14M or 

3000 lor ctttalli and • confld«>tlal In 

T.F, New Jersey Driver's Swainton. Candidates must 

ACCESSORY DB5IONBR—no •« License. Interested appli- possess a Valid New Jersey 

parltnca n«un*ry, twt mutt t» cants should request an 

Weighmaster's license or Prof I Servicti 

ovtgoinfl and havt a flair tor art or 

eligible for licensure. Also, 

dacorating. Fiaxwla horn, •nallant application from the Cape 

candidates must possess 

M»ma.Call»J>.MW. 4-1 May County Municipal- Valid New Jersey Driver's 

CHAMBERMAID — part tlma, hlBti Utilities Authority, R.D. I, license) working 

DIsrad.WorK Friday, Sunday and > 

E 'Box 231, Cape May Court, knowledge of accounting Kyh ft C«. 

I Call W WOO im « 

House, N.J. 08210, Deadline procedures, computer 

— full tlma, V«r 

round, high ichool grid. Call m 7K» or application Is 5:00 p.m. operations, data entry and 

a.m. tf April 16, 1°S4: An Equal 

itorage. Candidates must 

have good communication 

T 

Opportunity and Affirmative skills and ability to main 

.ctlon Employer. Tele- tain records: interested PaJnUng • Maintenance 

phone 465-9024. 412 applicants should submit Walpaper A Repairs 

— Part tlma Drivtr wantad. 

resume with references to 

,„ ngujiMot of araa halpful. Car 

Big or $niall. tn'll Ho It till 

07 

ntbWMry call #t*m from I to 4 JO 

the ,.Cape May County 

*« twM 

Municipal utilities 

bfliAlY SITTER WANTED — Occnlonil 

Authority, R.D. l. Box 233, 

399-6791 

Btnmoon,octa«iorni night, raaoonilola, SUPERINTENDENT Ca'pe May Court House, 

DtptMtab* - ExpsitanCM. „ 

, non vnoklng, VHth rsfartncM, In my 

N.J. 01210. Deadline for 

OlnSlBil callMI^WU i 4W 

T»ie Cape May County 'Application is 5:00 p.m. 

WAITER - BUSpaRSON Municipal Utilities April 16,. 1984. An Equal 

.. ,„, mparlanc* full or part tlma. 

.jDpiy'Lolntar Shack Ratt. dally 11 to4 Authority Is seeking a per- Ôpportunity, ^ p p y , and Afflr- 

I'WrlWtt N. AtUmt Avanut and tna My. son to manage the startup I matlve tl Action Ati Employer. El HANDYMAN! 

Margata.NJ 4\t 

d 

2 * \l 

Services Unlimited 

Industrial & Residential 

HewAddiflotifAlteratioDi 

CaU 399-2658 

HANDYMAN 

> Roofing 

'Siding 

•Dock Repair 

• Painting 

• Drop Ceilings 

• Carpentry 

C44L 

RON 

HUTCHINSON 

IS Years Experience 

"No lob too until or big" 

398-9 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

(including SUN.) 

.-May-court H 

atM» T l h 

'1 ' WANTED * 

^Miisa JTMI •!• oiii o/ lowit 

Me aiiatiiMraotf iit#da 

HEtMNSBUFAHLY, 

afttttf fear aa*) fafta cam «f 

"•- r -"'irWa you?* 

l 

* Carpentry 

* Painting 

* Deck & Dock 

< Repair 

* Book Cases 

1; and Cabinets 

S. John Loeper] 

398-5553 

Architectural 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

pick up same day 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

FISHER 

PAINTING 

We are building our reputation 

»* one house at a time. 

Aw. a NBW nd.| 

Point , 

W.E. 

WeDoSmaBJob* 

Fno Estimates 

Ucensed and Insured 

Call 398.9380 

REUPHOLSTERY 

Expert Workmanship 

Quality Fabric 

Call Today ôr FREE 

In-Home Eitimste 

No Obligation, 

PLAITS FURNITURE 

027-8116 

M, CHISM 

Reg, Builder 

Bt? 

Alterations, 'addifloni 

renovations, bathroom 

kitchen formica work,' 

Paneling, crop .celling!. 

No lob too small/ all work 

guaranteed, fret estimate, 

CALL 399-8304 

tflVe'l LAWN CARB— FtrnlUM. 

•Num. nwlcJilng, axing I 

omur MMMMm 

Mvlp.m. ' §4 

HOME REPAIR 

HOT LINE 

Same Day Sonice 

I4B077S im 

B C 0 MINTINB - and n«Mr CSBV 

pany. Inttrtor-BHarior gualtty anrk «t 

....StBBSS 

»niM«. Oaamnp lawn 

«r«ncM.nanli.km.c.lltto5p."m: 

LINWOOD KMIjte IirlIB 

Atianti« im apt May mnna mm 

m wmgw, sung, ovttari, Mr, 

rsM. ftw ofliMtH, MM, Call tv> 

weermmm n 

tVEBSHElN LANDSCAPINO M , 

OmBittt lawn art. Mntf, thitoilnB, 

M d«n tm. MnaiaH onion, R.R. 

gâfid ttonti, flam mm. «n «; 

tow eeiT LE»U. siRvieis -v 

fWMnal Inlurif, dlwn, munldpal 

mrh ortnili.Brliniig, coll«n, rial 

•tata, will., -Mnknjplc».'' 

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PAgE 12 - SECTION TWO JHE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. THURSDAY, APRIL 5,1984 

G»rt«rfllMdi«. R.E. For Sato R.F. For Sate RrE,ForSal« R.E. Fpr Sale R.E. For Sato R.E. For Salt 

SOMin AND MATCHINO CHAIK, 

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catdMt-/ 3«n feu. ft. fnazar, ? yra old. 

UNt'lvMM* N.B. unw Hollywood 

and ftnita*. BaailtyiPglnf Ml, April J. 

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! Bus. Opportunities 

RC^TAUKANT FOR LEASi — flnt 

riM*m>M,UHd)Dlecll. OIIMMM.4 

« I 

CONTRACTOR 

; Builder 

i Golden 

!•; Opportunity 

rjo you ^h to relocate 

I to Ocean City? 

{ • Great Potential- 

I Owner win cany 

{ mortgage 

L Stepstobeach 

icmdoPossiMDiies 

E CALL 

I* 398-5742 

R.E. For Sate 

£M«rOlllC CAPgUAY 

QCEAHFROHT 

Condominium 

nous 18S0 sq. ft. 2'A 

condominium with 

amentlty available 

gracious living, inding 

4 balconies and firein 

a magnificent 

anfront location, selling' 

rjf he remarkable price of: 

'161,000 

THE CAPERS 

ft-an? AV»\* SMch Drive 

ut-m-itn 

n Mond»yiitmrri3«y,c»iijtMm ff 

OCEAN VIEW 

Three- bedroom rancher 

close to shore. Ideal for a 

starter or retirement home. 

$49,000. 

WdODBINE 

New Listings: 

Two story 3 bedroom home 

with dining room and living 

room with fireplace, base' 

merit on corner lot. 152,000. 

Two story home, garage and 

outdoor buildings on 15 

acres. Only W5,000. 

SOFRONEY REALTORS 

263-2206 

1EA! 

NEW BAVFRONT CONDO 

Ttirm baarwnt, 3 UtM, llvlnf room 

with fingiaq, dining im, dHJantr 

kltcfmi, Andtnan WIMHH, etntrtl 

air, carMtlnt, waifMr «nd drytr. 

&«f slip ptut many msn fHturvs 

jnclMlns euutlful My vl«w at mt 

low, lewprinsf imMB, ell may' 

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arpMInt ffinugnart. WHMH «M 

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TA mutt m for m. in 

JUST LISTIO 

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•M fknt IMnan mHi aim snMj 

vltw IM luif t Ifw ittpi to buch 

•M ta.rdw.Ui. eiclljnl Incom., 

«i«IWrt condition. 

DUPLEX ran L>RO6 FAMILYpUnty 

al raom for ton md fimlly In 

thll t badrdem, $ fiatn MlfM IWPir 

ccrtt«u with ntwly pantlM Hvino 

room. Extra Inamt toe Irom . lint 

f(w »n.l«d 1 Manmi, 1 sain 

ho.im apt, OH4frnt panting en 

•padsui (M. Alklng tiiSMg. 

WHERMLf E FO« tiiMMl 

Mysu M • dwl« an a WilBV M 

i»» ) ear sarastf faMM 1 bedroom 

and flto Bam flnt floor unit rtnfM 

yaarly (IM i Mdnan. Hcgnd flaori 

apt, o.« ntat, utility room *im 

•Mar and *yar, MnadHn Mi yM J 

for ctilld ufaty, Todiy't taro.ln.' 

donimmit. 

m WESLEY AVI. J99-S010 

1'New Listing" Corner of 14th «. Central. Front building 

with 2 and 3 bedroom apartments plus rear cottage. Fur- 

Wished, excellent rental history. Only SI 14,roO. 

2'Commtrclal" Building ideal for commercial or retail 

fflse. Owner very anxious fa sell! All offers considered. 

jfsMnii 141,000, 

S"Triplex" Centrally located with i bedrooms In each unit, 

Furnished, heated, plus 2 ear garage. Excellent income, 

asking 1110,000, 

£$87,500" Triplex very close to beach and boardwalk. 

Fully furnished, excellent rental hiifory, eff-ifre»f 

parkins for 3-4 ears, 

j|More pop Your Money" Furnished 21 room hotel, 

manager's apartment and efficiency apartment. Plus 

jfiar building with two 1 bedroom and two 2 bedroom ap- 

* plus 1 car garage. $220,000. 

^p,000" Ownir will flnanco this fully furnished on* 

iroom condominium In excellent condition. A must sec 

jperfy which Includes all appliances and w/w ear- 

I'New Listino" Lovely 2 bedroom duplex on large corner 

»f. Recently Renovated with new kitchen, baths S. wingpws. 

Economical gas heat In each unit, ideal year 'round 

•^-ime with additional rental unit. Calf now to see this one! 

OOiO COAST * QOLD COAST 

• BEACH VIEWS • 

ROGER A. MONROE REALTORS & 

MONROE DEVELOPERS 

& t o : Cititf 

My A£ 

d0fTi», (tw6 bath«, flreplatet, 

l / a l l modern omenltle*; •. 

Call Hi 

m» 

mnm 

- duplx 

r>j«tiv»ioiar Mat csllwMr, 

only fM Woda Mm louth r 0c»an cVty' 

MMi,AikliiilMMM,ClNM»»*. ff 

From 

$179,900 

I* 

?*,. • POUiWIIfy to w 

Clllhor. Unity, »t-woo. lltl 

Before You Leave The Island 

You Must See 

Y VILLA MARINA 

'YOUR VILLA ON THE BAY" 

oily 983-J1220 

Fr., sat.. Sun. 

Mil & Bay Ocean crty >.l&ia«ftji «B»-Mi-!MB 

CREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES 4 RENTALS 

The Only Golf Course Condominium At the 

Jersey Shore 

ATTRACTIVE FINANCING 

To Qualified Buyers. Call Today I 

609-927-1451 

Visit Our Furnished Model Home at 

44 fireate Bay Drive 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

REALTY 

BEACHFRONTS 

60L0 COAST Second floor condominium with fantastic 

views, 4 ledrooms—3 Full iaths and many 

Other features. Similar units priced higher — 

ONLY $295,000. 

©OLD COAST Duplex with 3 •edrooms — 1V4 laths each 

floor, $3fi,O0O, 

GOLD COAST Modern 2 Bedroom _ i Bath first floor unit 

with good view of ocean. Excellent rental 

property. ONLY ll?S,000, 

SOUTH UNO Two family In excellent location. Situated 

on a 40* lot. This one's a sleeper at $339,000. 

DUPLEXES 

irand new 3 Bedroom — s lath along central Avenue with 

air, wet bar, fireplace and much more. Call for details. 

South end corner duplex under construction. Total cedar 

exterior. Smooo. - Unique design. 

Affordable 2 Sedroom - 1 lath along good area of Asbury 

Avenue. Good Income from summer rentals. Listed for 

$115,000. 

S!.?f'iftef? d J fflmlly wlth 8 BUli «Ble J family lot. 

Beaut If ul first floor apartment with 3 bedrooms - 2 baths, 

liv ng room, dining area and modern kitchen. Second floor 

SS 00 '" 1 * ~' * ath " BBth Un "* h " ted by BM ' 

•each bioeki family in top condition. First floor has 2 led- 

ST ' S'l h and fhf IKOnd " oor hli 3 Bedrooms - 

ROBERT L. SHARP, Realtor 

5501 WEST AVE. H I 2700 ASBUBY AVE. 

3990784 LXS 309-1637 

JUST LISTED! 

OB«AT LOCATION! I TWO family 

Investment Property with 

Ocean View for lost tw,y00.00. 

Only one block from the beach 

and boardwalk. Second floor 

of/era 3 bedroom apartment 

with 2 porches. Buy now and 

collect the summer rents) 

" Just reduced*ownerreleeatIng 

Gartiens home near Beach, new vinyl sIetiriB, living room, 

sunroom, dining room, country Wfehen, 5 bedrMms, 2 

baths, teonomleal gai hot water heat, 2 ear garage, located 

on one of highest streets on Island, only $159,500 

I.ilMli.ll 

421 Batteries Rd. 

3B94041 

HIAtlanttcAvB. 

399-1856 

ISLAND 

- 8 Bafhs 

dgplex ' puM * ftnted "let beach, ONLY 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Neat as a pin 3 Bedroom — 1 Bath Ranch In Bay area. Good 

view of water. Fireplace In living room. Situated on a large 

50x100 lot. $125,000. 

Good buy in south end. Has i Bedrooms—2 baths, enclosed 

porch and the potential to convert to a 2 family. ONLY 

Sf»,IO0, 

Nice location m a 2 Bedroom — t Bath eettast along Asbury 

Avenue. Clean as a whistle and fully furnished. $114,000. 

Corner rancher with excellent rental history. Has 3 Bed 

rooms — T Bath and is fully rented for the season. Listed 

forilifÔ. 

4 Bedroom — 2 Bath single on large lot, Vwr/ reasonably 

priced at $85,900. 

Large 4 Bedroom — 2 Bath rancher in Riviera section. Has 

oil heat and a large garage. Completely remodeled In 1982. 

Si25,000i>nfurnished. 

"Real Clean" is the word for this large 5 Bedroom—2 Bath 

single on Brlgantlne Drive. Hardwood fl6ors throughout. 

Easy conversion to a two family. S115,000. 

'Cute cottage. In Bay area,with 2 Bedrooms — 1 Bath. 

Possible owner financing to qualified buyers Very afford 

ab!eat*75,000. 

FEATURED HOME OFTHEWEEKl 

Si 

MONWAN REAL ESTATE 

32nd « Central Are. 

399-0998 

Coiy 2 iedroom — 1 Bath rancher In lagoon area. Features I 

skylight in bathroom, wood burning sfovi and large «0 x 1001 

lot. Affordable at 1W,JOO, • 

eONBOMiNIUMS 

Off in on ground floori Beautiful 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath units 

with heat pumps, central air and fhermopane windows, 

Pre-eensfruction prices from t84,PM. 

On The Bay from irr,SQO. Lovely 1 and 2 Bedroom units In 

a unique setting. Probably the best buys on the waterfront, , 

Boat slips available. Call and ask foMhe units at Favorite 1 

Harbor, 

Mew about« lovely 1 Bedroom—1 Bath unlf only 2 blocks 

from the Sold Coast Btaeh. Fully furnlihtd and rented for 

the summer! ONLY smjoo. Close to SMOO income. 

"Show stopper" of a townhouse with beautiful furnishings, 

3 Bedrooms—%vt Baths, living room with fireplace, dining 

area, modern kitchen, loft and much more, Nice Asbury 

Avtnue location near beach and boardwalk. Call for inter, 

matlon. 

The units at the Four Seasons are waiting for your Inspection 

We have five available with prices starting at tiSl.500 for a 

1 Bedroom and $76,500 for a 2 Bedroom apartment You'll 

love the generous space they offer you. 

Check thlsoutl A 2 family condominium unit along Central 

Avenue at 22nd Street with one 3 Bedroom — Vh Bath unit 

and a 1 Bedroom — 1 Bath unit with total Income from 

rentals exceeding $14,000 for only $157,500. Other units to 

choose from. See them today I 

Townhouse condominium In Ocean Village South. Too large 

to be at the shore. Pool, sauna and private fenced In yard 

ONLY $109,500. 

LAGOON FRONT 

A Real Eye Catcherl Has 3 Bedrooms — 2 Baths, large living 

room with fireplace, separate dining room, modern kitchen, 

screened in porch facing water and a 2 car garage. Features 

central air, gas heat and a green house for the plant lovers. 

Priced right at $199,500. 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Three unit building has two 3 Bedroom — 1 Bath units with 

heat and a 2 Bedroom — 1 Bath unit over the garage 

Approximate Income of $9,500 All three units are furnished 

and it's listed for only $98,500 

Central location for this large 12 Bedroom —6 Bath guest 

house op a large 60 x 100 lot. To be sold mostly furnished 

with new Jalousie windows and hew water heater. Listed 

for $195,000. 

AVALON 

Brand new 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath single In very nice area. 

Has central air, fireplace and loft. Listed fort149,50O. 

MYSTIC ISLAND 

immaculate two story colonial with 3 Bedrooms, Vh Baths, 

living room, formal dining room, large family room, 

modern kitchen and ivs car garage. Priced right at $84,900. 

,-!$••' COMMERCIAL •)"' • • '• 

OfflîiPjex -presently occupied by JS Realtor and an 

Attorney. Great south end location, Just listed for 1165,000. 

îUHI B< ! drooni -< 2 B «»h Cape Cod |ust reduced to 

W,?OO. Nice location. 

t \ i 

large eat-in 

6lla>il7K000./|^ >C", - '" ' 

l Thr## 

MdfO 

ttvlna room,, country Wtcti«n^lfllna, t«^llna 

Miy room with brick« W K * . utility 

«iaM WMttJWB, hMI pump with air, 

K*d yard And nwi; Mtont tor par 

Mfld/jiND» DUPLEX. 

Barge lot, detached garage ~ 

ÎtjtshpvWfêach unit has 

bedroonis, Jiving room,, 

- J CLOSE TO STORE, 

BANKS, AND CHUR- 

CHES, Center city residence 

on 3O 

^' MUMlthroyahpii^ 

*12«ûv unfurnished^ 

1 x 100' commercial 

zpned. lot: Has 4 bedrooms, 

living room, dining- room, 

1W,baths, large porch, 

detached 2 car garage. 

.Asking SI},0M furnished.. 

GREAT FOR* KIDS — 

Gardens homo near beach. 

Extra large lot (possible 

subdivision into two lots), 7 

bedrooms, 4 baths, 2'car 

garage, southern eitfiosure. 

Asking $210,000 furnished.' 

,pRTHIND DUPLEX} 

tialiiunif, hasrbtdrooms^ 

iP|g^m,JBlnIhg:'Wfi% 

§tliMrieattdJflrtt*flow?; 

vpW, rtntal'lncomfe Just^ 

|p^M::t«r-iti»«s«fiWrM; 

XBiJitiNfftr INCOMil 1 - 

SIBILITlif., *L«W^ 

KiniiyestrjBOniiinrtal*; 

MODERN COUNTRY 

KITCHEN. New listing; 

near F.purth Street and th4 

bay. Living , room; 4' 

bedrooms, J- baths, utility 

room " and a large fenced 

yard. Asking $U,000 unfurihd^;^ 

/ 

LARGE COMFORTABLE' 

FAMILYf'/ROO/yi 'iWlTH, 

F.I REPLACE* twi'tmm' 

rtorthend.iv *.!.'.: Overslred 1 

S HANDYMAN'S AL 

h, living room, dlnlpg r*" W • «T * hwfroom/ 

.Kitchen,4bedrtomfc; H* bath n f t d i 

tattij Jnd, par«i» 7 * «om» T L O 

Q4[lshlSteal A\19MH 

Duplex on Bay Ave. Both 

units rented yearly. Excellent 

Condition. Gas 

Heat. Close to shopping. 

Duplex ' on Brighton 

Place, each onit has 

three .bedrooms. Garage 

aptj in roar with two 

bedrooms. Good rental 

history. Possible owner 

financing. $175,000." 

Duplex -* Corner* of • 4th 

and Corinthian. - Ocean 

view from porches. 

Beautiful condition. 

$169,000. 

Four bedroom twin home 

with 1V4 baths;/jSOO block 

of Central.Avei Excellent 

condition, under, $100,000. 

Two duplexes on one lot. 

All units heated with 

year round tenants. Central 

location, excellent'' 

condition. /; 

Guest house • with 10 

rooms and.an-additional 

two bedroom rental unit. 

Ready to go for summer. 

Repeat clientel. . Owner 

financing to a qualified 

buyer. 

Three Bedroom, Vh bath 

home on a w x ns' lot. 

Oversized garage only 12 

| .years old. $144,500. 

FOX REALTY 

REALTOR 

694 Brighton Plus 

399-0980 

OPEN HOUSES 

yrp 

i2"to 4 p.m. 

32 Black Oak Drive 

Oak Forest 

Palermo 

Unrivaled value — best describes 

this beautiful bl-level 

that offers living room, 

dining room, Wtclien, 3 

bedrooms,' den, V/i bath, 

family room, brick fireplace, 

brick bar; sundeck, screened 

porch,'oil heat/central air, 

garage pips much, much 

more, Air on corner lot In 

nice family neighborhood, 

close to park and tennis 

courts. Prime property at 

an ideal price of $98,500. 

Directions: from Route 9 

(Shore Road) In Marmora 

proceed south on Route 916 

OjK Forest entrance (approx. 

2 Allies), turn right Into Oak 

Forest and follow open 

house signs." 

.202 Pacific Ave. 

Palermo 

Neat As A Pin Rancher — 

with 3 bedrooms, living room, 

dining room, kitchen, utility 

room, 1'A baths, garage, oil 

heat, fenced-in rear yard, 

brick front, porch and taxes 

only $441 a year. Excellent 

neighborhood; First $76,000 

take* It;'Directions; from 

Route 9 (Shore' Road), 

MUrmora, proceed south 

otf:Route 9 to. Pacific Ave. 

Make left on Pacific, house 

(s at the end of the block. 

Follow open house sign. 

THE SKNTINFX-LEDGIIIt. OCEAN CIT¥ 

RE. For Salt 

R.E. R.E. For Sale R.e, For Sift 

"OWNER FINANCING 

, Low % Rate 

t final Tenw 

for QuaWed Buyer 

VeryRenflbliDuplBX 

CALL ME 

380-2000 

J.MUSSO, INC. REAL ESTATE 

3329 Weit Ave. 

Ocean CIly.N.J. 08226 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

A iyy, Lovely sp^cio|i^Mf 'round family home. Five or 

MeMmu,m^mmmôn prestigious street, beauifliylPlilfjf 

lace. Sp|elous rooms, hot water heated. In 

Brtund potfi in rearjyafa, garagB plus off-street parking. 

•Many additional feature*. Owners want to sell. Asking 

SiijCK 3 MirMmyWaround homi in Gardens;;bniy, 

askfng$120^00,", ,;•**•" . ..•.-""•••••--/••.,./ 

3BATLAKT1CAVE 

609.899.2936 

.. vrcaiti u nienlnl 

1 'image of » view of;, 'y 

, 

fireplace, dln.fni., kit., * l \ 

courafled 

M#W W|l b^th/gas ttMt/i 

. situated on lar»e lot^hS 

venlent to stores &icnoota^.t!i 

NewprOiiptox— " 

Ifullbathtv J l«m: 

decks 2nd fl. Gnsat UcaRW 

& Realistic f tnspec»,j 

NowlH , 

Bay 

bothunn> 

1 futltoi 

Priced. _ 

Ug. I Family - 3 Bdrm. 

Bdrm."unit. Plus 2 car oar.only 

$99^00. 

3 BR 

uarage. 

: 

WesJeyAve.Acrts4fH* 

Beach - Upper Cor!*9e>» 

3 f b 

" » ' *'S» * 

kitchen - Istj). 

Bk t) 

^0 

\ 

INVESTMENT 

t 

m

u 

'I 

•ftase 2 for summir delivery. Attractively 

priced from $165,000. 

f 

marketing group 

REAL ESTATI CONiULTANTS 

3*tODEL OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY 11-4 

$609)399-0503 3W-3504 

> OCEAN VIEWS INCOME 

Excellent Investment opportunity on this modern 3 BR., 2 

jbath duplex Heated, central air, parking Only steps to 

neach — NO street) to cross I Consistent rental history — 

Over $20,000 summer rental income $257,000 

trilaoebo f-^ W frontage on Gardens lagoonl 

bulkhead and slips. Charming home features 5 Br., 3 

baftw, htated, knotty pine paneling & fully furnished. Call 

StorapW*?* 

BERGI 

•VfcAlTY 

Mm St. 4 turn Am, 

Ocean City Beachfront 

OPEN HOUSES: 

— 3020-22 Wesley Avenue 

—510 37th Street, ad Floor 

venue 

STOPINi 

11A.M. to 4 P.M. 

SOUTHEWD SINGLE—JUST LJISTED' 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, fU.,;, 

R.E. For Salt 

Leon K. Grlsbaum 

Broker-owner 

Waterfront Rancher, ieiutlful, newly renovated Inside and 

out! Come* with M* bulkhead and 2 docks. Easy access to 

both Ocean City and Atlantic City. A oreet Investment at 

$115,000. 

Bo you like the unutiitir Ultramodern frenf« rear townhouw 

duplex, excellent rental history, 3 bedrooms • ]M 

bath*p«funlt,Ownipanxiousii«J,(Wo. 5 ' "~ 

MBW Dupuex - wm,m, n 

MmM 1 MM entrtl ilr, 

OLDiH DUPLBX - VUM. Two 

tMrosni, tmtm oceupiM, MW 

MM, 

COUN UNTRY RANCHER - flMMD,< 

TArN bdt J tet ?J 

JEAN BLACKHOH RMLTY 

Realtor 

IM-Wh ifreet 

IPACiOUl V6AR ROUND NOMI--t 

Mresnu, M m unm unm larM l kiw ki 

hMMMt, dining ng (, llvlnfl rm. wtltli 

Pra-MIn ttov-, - wnnrenw, MutM 

Dirtft, sflSflahoêlsdi lhlsd ffnsii 

biartihlgh 

MM IMMlM, RHUW) 19 

nMMB.eilllN)IM M 

NBW CONDITION -Ii.wwiran. 

wMF in ffi§ fSffiliy twfîaprBoyy @ 

**»» M* t i 

puplexf 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and already rented for the*] 

,§umrner, priced at [ust $165,000 make* this one of the best f 

;dg0l«xyalueslnthAS9inr[endofQcânClty.> ,/['.,, J; 

r 

fiirag Lovely 

StrMf date to. 

f 

. 

THjfflSDAY, APRIL 5,1984 

— . i. 

R.E. For Sale 

"BI-LEVELMOMe 

Nf^'Rylnnd Home with 3 

bedrooms, 2 full baths, 

family room, deck off the 

dirjing room, spacious 

rooms, total G£ kitchen and 

q%m pine cabinets Offered 

for 182,900.10%% mortgage 

— -30-year fixed rate 

(NJMFA) available to 

qualified buyers, (Home 

tyfttf the garage at an additional 

charge.) Ranch and 

two story homes to choose 

from „. Call for a brochure. 

; UPPER TOWNSHIP 

PUPLEXINVESTMENT 

A:country setting with the 2 

bedroom duplex with yearly 

rental Income, Priced at 

lfl,W0, 

• , BUILDABLE LOTS 

R,£. For Safe 

OCEAN CITY' 

Panaramlc Views of the 

waterways on the deck of 

this 4 Br,, VA bath, splitlevel 

home in-the south end 

of Ocean City. Perfect location 

for year-round or 

summer living; Mdve In before 

summer. Offered for 

$87,900. 

BUILDABLE LOTS . 

Prestigious neighborhood' 

of Braden Drive priced from 

$31,000 to $3&90]> , 

1,7 Acres of wooded ground 

on Park Avenue In Marmora 

USMQ- *• 

a^74 Acres of ground/Std^lOO, 

(("Ber Hunter's Oeilght") 

Duplex Zoned Lot with a 

/Marmora location. $33,000 

• Prestigious neighborhood of Braden Drive 

> priced from $31.000 to $33,900 

'1,7 Acres of wooded ground on Park Avenue In Marmora 

\ $31,000 

%m Aerei of ground, sis,Oj»j"Deer Hunttr's DellBht") 

• f-Duplex Zoned Lot with a Marmora location. $33,000 

s 

£J904 S Shore Rd., P.O. Box 25. Marmora, N J 08223 

yMcCarlraylfllcaKialty) 398-6224 

5UPI.BX—Souittand acnm from 

badroom, v/i Mtti, ttM,«M 

* Clt»MM» *i Summer Rentals 

ilillVABLE BUY — a homa on 

•n tor wiooa call wr.ila, 4-5 

Florida R.E. 

[HIN5ON ISLAND ~ Ocaan «c 

Imjrwm townhouia, monthly or 

cuxsrajXH 4 5 

Yearly Rentals 

NEW 

J cfie and 2 bedrooms, fully 

I ejjjjlpped, unfurnished 

Bay Ave, Somers 

Available imme 

, ely. 

^li&ORGOVE 

SOMERS POINT 

653-6038 

BX IN .tOUTrllNO -IWO 

, modarn apartmtnU yvltn 

dryar aach floor, *I33,«IO 

«Mlfy, Rt«on,3tt-UKor m 

. • tf 

LOOR, Furn, Ulv. room, 

Kit, dlnatta, turn, porch, H W 

HrwKB, ctntfr City, tattlad 

dnlrad, no pan) O7J Incl, vtll, 

»iiSl(nrilo»r ' , tl 

ONCBEOROOM — StcoiM floor, un. 

niniZ living room, badroom Kllchan, 

dln*9a, draning roam, IJ73. Vaariv 

incluiling utliTtln Cantar 

p g 

THREE BURM. Aâ* 

. avail ra». raq, Call 

CH PROMT DUPLBX CONDO — 

_._J« 17th St. location on boariiwalli. 

saia by owntr tlltur unit. Somt owntr 

flnlnclng. Srekartlnvlfad.Call u\*m' 

av«nlngi tf 

BBDROOM APT.-iacond door, 

moninly Indudat h»at and hot 

wpjtr. tr. gutat rMldtntlal r lactlon. l 

Av>nat> nat>ia Ail April 11 Cll Call tntotw. tntotw. 11 

t^Bm*tHTon nadreom, ipaclout 

mMarn air condltlonad, dlU)w#thar, 

(r*Th>«t and hot wBttr, MM monthly. 

Co>CACnnApti JI9K3*. ' II- 

• YEARLY or SUHMEfl 

, „ -LovalyCorntrCcttaga 

a btBroomi, avs ijeihi, ocaan vi«W 

from upptr sack, gai haat, off itr«t 

tuouno, Larga urHnad porch with 

Swntnp Yaariy UU untum. o »7M 

/urn, monthly. s l 

i BBDKOOM lit FLOOR APART- 

MINT —M-waakly, numtti or taaaon. 1 

Woe* from baacti will ucnfM »arl or l 

parasna fcr antlra aiaaoii. Call mtm. 

v ^M 

DOWNTOWN IBS Cotttga and 2 7 ISH 

apt. AvailtblaMay 15 (tiru utwr Day. 

nWO'aach.CollaiiagrouMWilcoina.in- 

«5»or*«.M«». ft 

EN APTS. - baach block. 

WHMy and iaawn. Call 3W7317 or Ju 

37»»»i ; ..-,.. 4-\t 

MOD1RN ) BEDROOM APTS. —' 

ontrally locatad or oarttara arta 

laMMiai hair-Maann, monthly, ail Mt- 

» a ft 

ONE BEDROOM 

location, tlttr. 

APT.—mldtown 

off 

vand weekly rental* 

art) available thru: 

ROBERT L. SHARP 

RMllBtata 

RanltOf* 

nOOMtbunAtm. SB»-10S7 

SBO1 Wa«t Ava.aBB-OT84 

LUXURY APAKTMENTS — Ocaan 

Avaaua, 3 and J Mdroonw, ... conwitttly 

rurmutM, 

air condltlontd, prlvata 

0M4 4ti 

°CBAN SIDE OP CENTRAL AVB 

eklclt «•»>«« **»«amiitl Sarman 

6 

SHERIFF'S «ALE 

By vlrtua or • writ of Bnacutlon to ma 

datctad out of lha SuparMr Court of Naw 

Janay. Doclwt NO F590M), thanln 

ptnding whtraln MIPLANTIC 

NATIONAL BANX/SOUTH I> tha 

plaintiff and CENTRAL CJLBVBN 

ASSOCIATB*,INC, at al ara tha 

TVtO epRM-rlit floor, lurnlihad, CLBAN-» badroom, 

klftnan, living' room. No pata. WOO; J*t«. Junt JO to July » 

month Includ, utllltlai, Sta, dapwlt 1 Daftnoantt, I than axpota to Mia at 

CLBAN^ M r m lanM-M^M ^WBOSBOAV, APRIL 11..W4 1, tS4 

vanlant Ipcatlon. Jaan . aisckmon, 

at ona o'clock In tha aftam aftamoon 

(prtvalllno tlmt) ol wlo- day at t tha .. 

AvyII,April,ut-callJtUm. lit Raa»or,]04tth>rniat,irf4M5. lt*M*ltStJ»f tf SMrtff^ Office m capa May court t 

Mutt, cape May County, Naw Jtrrnty 

woman MoWna for (fOUSB BkCHANOBi, Will axchanoe S i ALUmafotrtalnlot.placaorparcalof 

furnlihad apMit Ocj ynr old, modarn. tdlly tqulppad. land, with tha building and im- 

• tharaon aractad, Mtuata, 

a. ROUND 'AfT. ~? Nt« ona 

aui ui'iUmilUJd* urn dtcli. 'ftaa 

corrtbBKURNiJH'BQt 

wa>nar,Bryar,wlll»aavallaolaforyaar NlCSCOTTAOt ^ 

y 

oniprtttrrto'mttufai'v 

ownnow. Cal(Mt||M r 

4^ 

Wtchanandfetm no 

Bay Ava 

is.rss -tEs^^ 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Public Notice 

tHERIFF'ttALC 

By virtu* « a Writ of Emcutloo UMMd 

an of tM Suiwlor court et tuw Mm 

PAGE 15 •— SECTION 

letters / continued 

High school cited for blood drive efforts 

AJ'RIL, MAY MtD'Oit JUNI Oocktt No. \.U\1i-11, iAOin 

mwlhlyr«il»l, luxury apt., tonatfrtnt, Othartln l ptnding di whartln' h l IRVINO 

bHamy. lorttMl. *SX) monthly bi ALLEN KLEINER i> mt Plaintiff and 

unlni«. oil»»»» 

JOHN C-WITH««S,III, It tht Dtran, 

dtnt^l (hall anpsu to ult at public 

DUB TO CANCCLLATIONS - SHI 

Cantral Ava, ind fl. apt avtii July t to WBDNESDAV APRIL tl, ttU Editor, Sentinel-Ledger 

July II and July 3* to Auo. U 3221at 

ona O'CIOCK In thl (fttrnoM Tne Red Crosa Is pri 

sStJm'iofJIca" hdpa MY? 'court 

LUXURIOUS LAOODN r^RONT homa 

— 3 badnxmw, 3«atht, Aug tit to Stpt 

•" • itll CaiuijaniM tf 

4M0 BLOCK CBNTRAL AVBMUE 

acr«M (mm ttw.baidi. Flnt floor, J 

sadnwn, m balM, front porch, r«r 

•UB tftck, oft wwt »rtunB. Call m 

numvu s 

OAflDENS — tot floor ilvMn apart. 

il J tmmoim, «mhtr, dryar, tiaapt 

4, vt block Mm MaOi. AyaliMit »-u to 

M0, MM WWk and M0 to Ml tm. 

imli, two wHk raitalt only. Call «0>- 

ORCAT'LOCATION - 1 Moroonu, 1 

iMtM, Ml Wtchm, W/ p, ainNaMf «or 

natrMluoMraM CaiinowW*. 

. n 

BeACftmom % ttdrooiTH, i batta, 

L/R, D/ R Ml UicsmVl/ D, i larg* 

ddacaliNtUN if 

Winter Rentals 

to rec ognii« the students and City High School Student "^ m committee was compriMd _ by donating, sine* all the stands as an example to «H of, 

(he members of tte Ocean 

iwd It Arftad, 4*at cBnmniiltF pride «nd 

City High School Student "** P&VM * only, ortr.art and 

^L&?tffi£d&'TtLtS%i ^raWy'of Ocean CMy High 

Council. 

QmeU, 

Along 

mag 

with 

irtfli 

Lauren 

La^ to'dttcanW." 

Bruce, Student Council 

pf»miMf,ii

A 

P 

R 

1 

9 

8 

4 

OE II-SECTION TWO fig SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. Najfi- 

mayorBittner's message 

: Editor'* note,* Ms too 

ite assured that we loved Ocean City,,. 

K* -Art snow, In rt> jw ,. 

;: 'W8f'H«chua»ptocedin 

fj 4u-a>merstt*teaf the high 1980 census was 14,000 with Woods, a Realtor. 

& *: million. The municipal tax In general, the dry wai featured imbedding used 

i dtoUo, from the year 1184. rate was 11.08 per flOO of prosperous with the tourism Christmas trees on the beach 

1 iwe hope ttat you are well asseMed value, business in a atrong upfwing. 5jd then planting dune grass |î f t 

I and that the city U Members of City Council New businesses opening In the ^r the sand had built up A n( 

generations 

TiieCltyHaU.BUiStreetflnd m, The Sentiml-Ledgerol, 

Aflbury Avenue, waa also Ocean aty was priced at 3 

undergoing extensive cents per eopy. jf?w *»*•» ef^ 

renovations this year. 1'hls Atlantic aty carried the aaine 

spurred By a naiurai maer; jonn eapwno, reurcu uneniw iinns sucn as gno C"*T" V "» ,*"*• """"' *"" enforcement offlces The nionlna Mbm Awm 

southern New Jersey ana Municipal Utl 

and the development i 

gaming In Atlantic City. 

.Population recorded by the motel owner 

Home of the 

Easter Chicken. 

Small Bucket $Q00 

12 pieces (J 

Large Bucket 

Corner 10th & Asbury Ave. Ocean City Phone 399-1348 

We're Old-Fashioned 

We still beUsve people are "persons," not numbers! 

That's one of the reasons we've been in business 

since 1887, 

"THE LOCAL GUYS" 

will always work a little harder for You! 

Certificates of Deposit 

3 YEAR 

mmmmm 

M.OOO 

5 YEAR 

•1,000 

! &W%:Z?&BBBm 

was an attractive mix of 

residential homes, tourist 

iBi!>MiaEaM«ffi«fiii 

BerehtoW Kohr, a former 

It la very possible Oat when 

you read this letter most of us 

businesses. 

Boardwalk businesses in 

this era included gift shops, 

medium soda, II.SO; one 

pound of fudge, 14.95; 

amusements, 75 cento a ride 

and a hot dog, W cents. 

assured mat we loved Ocean 

aty and did our best to keep it 

"America's Greatest Family 

Resort" and residential 

parlors, custard and lee 

Chances are newspapers 

cream outlets, amusement 

may be relics of the past by 

community. 

JackBlttner, 

Mayor 

lunches 

Cbmputerired video games 

have been very popular 

during recent summers. 

Ocean City's Music Her, a 

stately auditorium over the 

sea, at Boardwalk and 

Mooriyn Terrace, was the alto 

of year-round entertainment HIGH SCHOOL bologna and cheese sandwich, 

and meetings. The Pier wu 

carrot and celery sticks, 

built Jnl92S and. baa had WSPAk .. jMfled fcuit cup, choice of 

numerous renovations In the Platter one-Hot dog with milk- 

past few years. These Inroll, scalloped potatoes, PM^ 

cluded new regtrooffls, 

1 " Oree - Tossed 

sauerkraut or fruit cup, ^lad, cheese, ham, tomato, 

structure re-enforcement. 

"We're here for you" 

Groceries • CompleteJDeli. 

Fresh Meats • Frozen Foods 

Produce • Sandwiches 

To make entertaining easy... 

Call Lin Carty 

Call 399-3780 

Hot ft Cold Hors d'Oeuvres 

Party Platters • Sandwich Trays 

Open Dally 7 to» . ine!ud!n§ Sunday 

11, ATLANTIC BLVD. (Cor. or North) 

ATTENTION 

Seafood Lovers 

, Marmora Seafood will open 

April 16 to provide Seafood 

Lovers with the finest selection 

of fresh and prepared seafood. 

WiWILLPEATURi.- 

Frish Frozen hors d'oeuvres/appetizers 

stuffed Clams AAarmora 

Crab Puffs'" • 

Shrimp Balls, |tc. 

Oven ready delicacies 

Crab Cakes 

Scallops 

Shrimp 

Fresh fish 

5hrimp*,y 

Lobsters % \ 

' Crabs 

Clams.ttc 

Chowders 

Seafood salads 

COMING SOJON 1 

COOKID FOR TAKE-OUT 

Seafood Plattertw^coiMlMwand fries 

Fish Sandwiehw 

We want to be known for,the quality of 

our seafood and eourttouSj|eryiee which, 

wearedMermiiiedto pw||^'C; C; i p 

Look for our opening special in this 

newsMPflPon April 12 andvfsitiis soon at... , 

natter two - Pineapple butter, fresh fruit choice, 

choice of milk. 

\ 

TU1SDAY 

Platter one — Homestyle 

beef slew, buttered carrots, 

applesauce, kaiser roll with 

Butter,- choice of pudding, 

• \ choice of milk. 

1 Platter two — Minestrone 

*-!ii 'X 

PtefsfeytvaKitiatcn. 

High school Principal Mike Ciprlano presents 

trowel from the 1923 cornerstone of the original 

high school building to Helen Kroesser of theHis' 

torical Museum while Donald Johnson, Board of 

Education president, looks on during dedication 

Saturday of new high school addition, - : 

sandwich, cupôr applesauce, 

pudding, choice of milk, 

natter three - OoU meat 

platter, potato salad, olives, 

carrots and celery, whole 

wheat bread with butter. 

WEDNESDAY 

Hatter one - Vegetable 

soup, coldcut hoagle, lettuce 

and tomato, potato chips, 

peach crisp with vanilla 

sauce, choice of milk. 

Platter two — Tomato soup, 

egg salad sandwich, tossed 

salad, fresh fruit choice, 

Name 

or Number 

Are you Juat' a number to 

your insurance man? To 

our agency, you're always 

a name because you deserve 

P.S.—Personal Service 

when you deal with us. Call 

we'll call you by name. 

RIGHT HERE IN 

QGBANGITY! 

Hatter three - Tossed 

•lad, cheese, tomato, tuna, 

dressing of choice, bagle 

with butter, ftesh fruit choice, 


FJatttr one - Rot isif#^ 

sandwich, whipped potatoes, 

tattered greenbeans, pjflt. 

^n or apple'tarts, cholctr 

milk. ;"' 

Ptatter two - Orapefcjlt 

ham wltt cheese sandwich, 

oamot and ralaln salad, fcesh 

fruit, choice of milk. .,. 

natter threei.^ Cottage 

eheê and fruit ualad, raialn _. 

bread with butter, fruit-or W 

cake, choice of mli. 

FRJBAT > 

natter

1 

H 

,£ 

2— SECTION ONE | 

S &BOPOW 

You won't find 

brighter Easter 

faiiona anywhere,,. 

Our collection it the 

beet. 

When y«m shop our 

fine clothing dept., 

you'll find Easter 

fashions for the 

whole family. The 

brighest colors, the 

newest looka, and 

the seasons' most 

popular designers 

are here for you. 

Come in today and 

parade out in the 

brighest Easter 

fashions! 

CHILDREN'S SPRING JACKETS 

BUDGET SHOP 

'Our traditional quality 

merchandise for your 

I |x; family and your home*.. 

T$: Now Budget Shop Priced" 

-II8TBUYS0F—i 

THE WEEK 

Spring & Summer 

BLOUSES 

* 9 

Sizes 8 to 18 

and 

40 pc. set 

GLASSWARE 

J 16.99 

Bargain Hunting? 

Vliitour 

4th F. Budget Shop 

OFF 

Lined for spring In 

awidfieleGfion 

of |BÎ9 colors. 

Aist. styles in 

Girls'sizes to 14 

and Boys'sizes to 7 

CilMrM'i MM. 

MetM Floor 

Complete your 

Easter outfit 

with our 

beautiful fashion 

accessories of 

spring hats, 

gloves, scarves 

all In the new 

Spring styles. 

t Priced from 

•6,00 to »19.99 

FiMiM Acauarm 

HI Floor 

Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

Opin Ffi. Eve *til»j 00 p.m. 

Closed Sunday* 

SPECIAL '5.99 

- Mirro Whistling 

TEAKETTLE 

2Wqt. In Almond, 

Harvest, Polished, Red 

•i orippperiom, 

HouiW«ru'Third Floor 

SAVE $ 2,00on 

Bar and Counter Stools 

Black • Conl 

Gold 

24" Reg. $15.99 

Now M 3.99 

30" Reg. $16.99 

Now*14.99 

Thin) Floor 

Get gardening now...and your 

Savings grow! Vital Hume 

Root Mulch 

2cu.ft.bagr 

Potting Soil 

Reg, •'/;-*«*' 

2equalsi2e,e> 

, i4 -„.„ • . , v. . - • . i. - Solid steel cons 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J.'' t X J,< ., , 

Easter goodies 

galore to make 

your holiday special! 

..-? 

Cards 

Baskets • Grass 


Russell Stover Gift Baskets 

Plush Toys 

Party Goods 

Decorations 

lit Floor 

Toyj-lMAJboryAv.. 

BUNNY SALE 

Now you can save on selected 

cuddly bunnies by Russ 

GundandDakin 

Maxwell Bunny Reg.sa.oo 

Now •6,00 

Benson Bunny Reg $6oo 

NowM.OO 

BASKETSTUFFERS 

SPECIALLY PRICED 

r >f \ 

I*,** 

8th STREET and ASBURY AVENUE 

"The perfect second set 

at the perfect price. 

Reg. $89,95 

Now $ 74.95 

Model #AJR 122S 

Color your 

wardrobe with one 

of our beautiful new 

Spring and Summer 

DRESSES 

from Serbin 

Serblns softness and 

uncomplicated shaping gives 

you one oft he easiest dresses 

toown. 

Reasonably Priced $36. 

t)fnMi-t»coiW Floor 

Pro Easter SALE of 

Men's and Soys 1 SPORT COATS 

Now fust in fimp for Easter. You -2 

can save on our entire collection 

of Men's and Boys' Sport Coats. l"^ 

Full rang© of,sizes to fit ©very 

man or boy, •-' 

' *-r' 

MODERN JUNIOR 

CO-ORDINATES 

Specially priced to 

suit you for 

sprint. 

sum • 

Blouses • Tops 

Slacks 

Reg. $28.00 to $50.00 

NOW '22.40 

To MO.OO 

r-aid Floor 

DAYFARER II KNITS by Designer Original 

The perfect skirt and top coordlnatds 

for day or evening. Accent trimed 

pullover tops blend perfectly witn 

knife pleated skirts in the most attractive 

color range, Machine wash and dry in 

sires 34fo>42. Priced $14. to $24. 

•IMIW. - Uam) Floor - Top of SKIifor 

NOW YOU CAN SAVE '15.00 SUPER QUALITY CARPET SALE 

on an R.C.A. Black and White TV ^ Select Color • Style and Price 

T«l«WlkM« lit Plow 

AMltltn Vittt All. 

NEED EXTRA BEDDING? 

Shop our Third Floor Sleep 

Shop for exceptional values on 

HI RISER BEDS 

IOO 

,i, 

Soil & Stain Protection • Static Shock & Wear Protection: 

• Enkalon Nylon, 15 c**, 

• Ultron Nylon; Wear 

dale plush, is colors 

• Anso IV Sculptured 

Nylon, 12 Mixed Colors 

• Ultron Nylon Saxony 

15 solid colors 

Reg. 

*12.75sq.yd 

'18.99 sq. yd. 

'20.50sq.vd. 

Sale [ 

O*«l9 sq. yd; 

$ 

15.99sqyd| 

$ 17.50sq 

•ZD.7Siq.wl. '17.99 s. 

ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR CUSHION AND INSTALLATION 

We make house calls - )nm^,» u,w.,,*v. ' 

Relax and enjoy the, summer with the best 

OUTDOOR FURNITURE 

MOW FOR A:UMITEu TIME ' 'tfv ' •-, 

: 

-12,198* 

'Invaluable gift 1 has 

multiple benefits 

•j ftwMa 

ttrtthJ 

agothUinonaj "outered anlmali bring tbe 

J M of- Society U$M Ôm fen 

OCNB Q$ received what MJM*"^ —F— 

sflll nEM _ to ai an "to- fj. Society hu al»o found 

valuable Wft' 

Oil neutering nukes for 

* b ApriTUB members of 

! tbeSouttofliternNewJertey 

neutered 

entered Into « the shelter in «» put fin 

•«« WM& *i months while.„ Iw non- 

society owned returned fw one reason or- 

e arrangement, 

^rimi to,Q»e May Neutering 1ml performed 

«d Atlantic ccOnttaf have co tanks under ttt montta 

«4 ipayed «• neutered CM or main under tune months. 

totairanlinatoainotith.In When such puKiiet or Uttenf 

«he_nn.t three montta «1984 are «fJo^|Wiodrty Inatone 

60 dogflfljHlaiU have MMiiraailiiMapMmitit 

Ind.JMi «H*rt Mifaiy _ that the animal be neutered 

-and ha VB been 

wnen it becomea of age. 

tneSodety: 

WWle tbe Society'* shelter KM adntl tbel&r Bis an 

at 1 Shelter Rd. hai only 16 operationalcortof #00it day. 

dog kennels and 28 ot cages, According to HtgaJn, It 

it nevertheless handled 1,587 depend* entirely on Income 

1983. , received by the njWMM 

f7iW incentive of offering a noiHWfltvolunteeMDanaged 

Wfteredanlnjal for adoption Sodety from memberihlps, 

MJjOibstv apparent," notes donations, fundraisers and 

M^gulre. "Obviously abelterfees. 

TOWNSBP --' 

For Stti street drawbridge. » » Tropeano Is ieeJdng 

For Great Egg Harbor election to the Dpptr 

Inlet, subtract 10 minuter wwtahte Committee M an 

from high tide; subtract fflj tadepgndirt Republican. 

minute from low Ude. In • news release an- 

For Sea lite City beach-nounclng his candidacy, ||ZuZ?,'«"."' 

front, subtract 40 minutes ftoptaao notes he has been 

)\, fam Ugh and Urn tides. ^? u t o APRIL 

«** «* *»«» 

actlvlttes since becoming a 

'_ _ . ' High Low townahlp resident 19 years 

; Afl. PJH. AJL PJ«. ^ 

•i tf 4:58 Si37UiM, U;« *" 

Zoning Board of Simpson Avenue hia 

uTamember of M I'M ^ Planning Bcaxx] and • 

; SIS •!»?£ Ill »"*« ol tte mmm* 

: 16 8:22 8:48 2:24 2:3& 

2212:53 1:28 7:27 7:43 

23 1:49 2:28 8:30 8:49 

24 2:47 3:31 9:27 9:51 

29 3:49 4:29 10:16 10:42 Weal 

L__ 

8:19 6:41.12,18 W:W ^day 

S? PAYUGHT SAVINGS TIME 

Iai7;§9 ««ll-l:»". Jig. 

i Ma^»l 

y g W and lowi w in 

: :;ASTRONONOMICALDATA the mid to opperM.. Ounce 

•9,, __ • - .—TT- 1 of 

of fata on RatnurlaC anri 

and tows In the low to mid 40i 

- NATIONAL WEATHER 


frfMHan KWiMW M tomlun Ortftm Family «rt 

iyThf , 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

* ApMiMMMHMrIlVJMto,nf. 

- Htmtt*t~ rtfotur at the 

told us nasal kgUlatlve ^ 

am Friday, April 27 at tte ^cet» tnvUm tad 

WhUebrter la Avalon — a wBiogncw to bttp 

faaetUo dMfgned to ««." Huber said. 

famlUarlxe area residents "Alcoholism and 

with lMues relating to 

•i^f^lsm mill fîHfHm 

Rfley Began, director of the ^"^ P«UIc 

Alcohollam, gad A**em- 

U % 

According to Ih eucattn nmfllarltn (be 

»rt«, James Hober, tbe ^*.. fl f f^ 

Qmea, which u cekbntmg 

SPRWG & SUMMER FASHNWS 

*Sport$mur 

H. FREEMAN & SON* 

A CENTURY OF QU> 

For ona hundred ydare, H Freeijwn,* Son las^J 

been crafting fine men's clothing. |31U! necretrt 

Freeman's superb fit and soft good iQoksJtes In Iheir 

meticulous attention to detaO.. *' < ',-._/ 

As a result, H. Freeman clothJno'off* you.tite ' 

ultimate In appearance, porfoiroanca «nd tttoffiagting' 

sen/ice Each Freeman coat Is eofl-congtructed to 

ensure you get the comfortable *aeLand«xo(iant lir 

desired by so many of our select clientBte.;''

..PAGE4-SECTION ONE 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. TO, 

on royal family reviewed at club 

With a winning 

("oats. Jackets 

Handbag 

outfit from... 

SEA 

OATS 

Distinctive Clothing for 

infants and Children 

VlO Asbury Ave,, Ocean City 

Girls up to Pre-teen 

(Boys up to Size 14 

20% off 

SPWHfi DRESS COATT 

and 

SaOTBJ DRESSES 

' hop on over and see 

our basketful of 

clothing treats 

iyr." 

398-8399 

Prtow wo married. There is ledbyMri.CraJgMathewwm. 

true affection between the two Members displayed hini- 

OMB. made Items, same of which 

, Introduced Mr.. 

Smith, who teilewed 

Barry «?• thf famllF 

members are very private 

wfik&t entered for com. 

petition at the Spring Conpeople 

and retain a certain ference. , 

. mystique. The Prince The next meeting'will be 

. .idMIMp. depend* on hU mother, the held April 19 at the Flanders 

viceof Queen Ellxabethnand Qdeen, for guidance, but Hotel. Dr. Elizabeth A. 

i •ppointed valet denies reports that tit it Kemenosh win be speaker, 

Charles. Be PknntoS to abdicate in Ma Her topic is philosophy, 

fcw, , science and art of 

Prince Phillip, Barry says, chiropractic, 

b a knowledgeable man, very ' 

Wherry, but strict with Ua LUNCHEON TUESDAY 

children. Ocean City chapter Shore 

JWr. Barry tolls of the Manorial Hospital auxiliary 

s*e*ite,bowtlinelsspentat wffl hold a luncheon meeting 

Buckingham, Windsor, at the Crab Trap restaurant, 

Batoorel, etc it ipeftlic BrW pjn. Tuesday, April 17, 

times each year. ^ Jfcmbera are asKed to bring 

The afternoon iwaalon wat an apron. 

We're Re-Opening 

This Saturday In 

The Flanders on the 

Boardwalk 

from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

We're open at 7th & Asbury 

Daily from 10 to 5 

The Bag Room 

& Monogram Shop 

7MiAsbun/Avf, 

OMM My 

398-1740 

Randere Hotel 

11th & Boardwalk 

398-5363 

CORRECTION 

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 

The Sentinel-Ledger was solely 

responsible for a typographical error 

in the Sea Oats ad which ran in our 

newspaper on April 5,1984. 

The line "slightly irregular" which 

appeared in the ad should not have 

heetttrunte? • •= 1 >" 

Sea Oats carries only the finest First 

Quality merchandise and we are very 

sorry for any misconception or inconvenience 

this might cause Sea Oats or 

their customers. 

•IMiBBlBHaBiBaHB 

e'ean CHy X) & Northfield | ^ —^ A ^ 

HAIR CARE 

CENTERS 

3335 West Ave., Ocean City, 

Phone 398*8755 s 

629 Tilton Rd., Northfield 841*0777 

(Across from Silo) . 

Thursday 

'2.50 Off 

Any 

Permanent 

Starting at M5.00 

w/cut, i tyling 

and 

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Mon., lues. & wed. 

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Advertising Manager 

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t 4,1 * 

' ',» ,' 

THUnSOAY, 

Club nominating unp i 

announced . , 

'The Jersey Cape Toast- *inc 

mistress Club nominating, This month's 

• committee for the coming opened far B 

meeting to elect officers Is president, 

composed of Mary Caffrey* members 

, Barbara Goff , and Janet A story. g p 

Knapp. » held and France* ta 

The Ways and Means wastberedptertrfa-iftttW 

1 

chairman announced it win May 3 has been «et idr a 

hold a dinner and show to debate between thraeriobiat 

bi to to th the attention of the (Mile's In KorthB«ldV> BJd 

general public the ideas and A fashion show and;*, 

Sportswear ,, 

Vfor men- . r 

^'•'OK women "*' 

SEW WHAT? 

Mr. GentUe Is a 1979 Wednesday at 7:30 

graduate of the State church lounge. M 

University of New York at open to persons 

Stonybrook, N.Y. and Is through 90 with 

currently a doctoral can- spoliation and 

dUate In the atomic physics available. For 

iwgram at: Mtea&ts IF^ff^ 

Asbury Avenue 

OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 

30 

For soine, a dreadful day ahead 

Is very difficult to 

an* ¥lrtttslly 

etoqwll.lt defines 

Most. 

bulldi 

modern office 

it the 

since to hangmnn received 

TA fair at the Intermediate school. 

the stork report,,. 

Families from this ana Point, a daughter on March Dean and Donna (Cook) 

receiving congratulations for J5. SHssias of Somen Fblnt, • \ 

new arrivals at toe stork dub Herbert and Kathleen daughter on March 20. 

of Shore Memorial Hospital (Fleming) WUUscroft of Anthony and Janet (DJOrlo) 

are: _ Somers Pont, a daughter on GaJante of Ocean CKfy, a son 

March II. on March ». 

Charles and Doriae 

Club members have display 

A visit to the Ocean City and three prospective arra 

Historical Muaeum was membeni met at tbe 8th Street dU 

§ _^. SECTION ONE 

were put Ml 

featured during the monthly recreation ball for a brief nose with displays fee tbe 

Dieting Of the Garden Club buslneM meeting, then ad- museum were' CharloS 

test week. ' joumed to the museum where Etoerly Adeline ShMffer 

Twenty-nine dub members flower and plant JanetKnapp BettyBerineif, 

__ _ . •*« B&*I nary mn, jttm 

Yard sale in Gardens !K. W&.J3? 

• B.,,1 * •••• mmm __U -" —" - - — 

on April 28 •*/ 

Final arrangement* win 

The Garden Civic AModaflen memben are made tm a May J bM trtp to 

Aemriaflon. wffl spouor • accepting donations of sale Baltimore Harbor, and ft wW 

yard sate on Saturday, April terns, including household, announced that UUUan 

28 on the lot opposite the while elephant or craft ar- Koelsch Will ghe an 

lumgport toU bridge, tides. Donated Items will be demonstration during ihe 

plcted up. For infonnatiofl June 5 meeting, whk± wffl t» 

donattoo of fL Ganko' Ctab> 

, , j , - - ,— —. —., _ member* in tbe afw will be •. 

center of Gardeu Parkway, fiatniday, May S, Invited. -i, 

by heal club 

Jeffrey and Deborah 1be OceaB aty Exchange After graduation the wffl, 

(fflUegay) mm tf Mew aub dorini l& aSSni .pawttadegrtiteaaoni 

aty, a daughter, Marc* 12. neeafly «t DanliH atStodrtonCrtê.te- 

/ ^ ^f d B J^f*' 1 RiitaUTMt honortd Kua totobteonMaoirBflidi 

(Eberhardt) Barrett of y^^ u yoatn ^ the month accountant 

Bmen M&, & mm. Match fcr Aorlf A (Wuent"of U H TOlti is a membw of 

M. Tuckahoe, she is the daw the National Honor Society, 

Thomas and Mary valldlctorian T* the Own jbe yearbook stafl. and the 

(Doughty) Reed of Semen _ aty High School to WU. business education society. 

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399-3453 

specializes in bringing you first quality brand 

name children's clothing at savings up to 50% off 

regular prices, sometimes more. We carry the top 

name brands in infants and toddlers for girls and boys 

to size 14. 

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Tilton Rd., Northfield, N.J. 

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Sunday 11 a.m. • 4 p.m. . 

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RoUff f,M«rmora OJ ££T 

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Easter Plants 

Azaleas * Mums 

, African Violet* 

Hydrangeas ' 

Pr|mro»e * Mixed Pot* 

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,, - our buyers have traveled extensively, to:'; 

' ," brinfl you, *ur custbmen & frlendt/itwi 

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u SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N THURSDAY* APBIfc-lBrHtM 

Classified ads 

briiig results 

FR1WG FASHION 

SWEATERS 

Crocheted knits and 

|i novelty (cnlnavaHable „ 

'in sizes J4.42 and 

in the hottest colors 

| and coolest fashion 

1 shades of the season. 

Largest Selection 

of Sweaters in 

the area! 

Stubbs' 

Dress Shoppe 

741 Aabury Ave. 

Open Dally 10-5,7-? 

Senior Cltlien Discount 

? SINCE 1879 

SPRING CLEARANCE 

* 3 j i 1 

A do-it-yourse 

ByDentiiti 

WILLIAM CINOTTI and 

ARTHUR GMEDEH 

Dr. Ctnotti (a dtdrmm 

of tin department of 

restorativedentixtryatihe 

, New Jeney Dental School 

of the Unlvtnity of 

M O d U fyf 

New Jersey. Dr. GrUfF if 

proftttor mi director of 

the fixed pmtttodontlai 

division of restorative 

dentistry, and lives In 

Mdgewood, 

We arent getting any 

younger. 

mi ii not only a 

statement of biological 

certainty, hit reflective of 

changes in oor society an 

Tfca overall population in 

the United States Inabased 

approximately 10 

pinkest fr&D 1V/0 to 1980, 

while the number of senior 

dHxens in tbe country 

grew by twice that mucb- 

In New Jersey, the 

"greying" of the 

' population was reflected 

by a 22 percent Increase 

during the decade, compared 

to a 2 percent 

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ALL ITEMS 

OVER'1.00 ONLY 

ALL SWIMWEAR 

and summer clothing 

BUY ONE Bet One FREE! 

flUTH SEAS SHOP! 

8tt Strtet»ntte Boardwalk, Ocean Crty.N.J. ' 

OPEN 12^ Monday thru Saturday 

399-2871 

Blooming 

-*-*• This *-* 

Easter! 

HYDRANOEAS 

Large Pink Bloom* 

$12, M , IB, 05 , 20. 00 

AZALEAS 

$12. 95 ,15. 95 , 20. 00 

CHRYSAIYTHEMUMS 

$12. 95 -$15. 95 

GLOXINIAS $15. ^ 

TULIPS and HYACINTHS 

Priced by Selection \ 

.:; NELLIE WHITE LILLIES 

;f Large Blossoms. Longer Lasting. 

f •1O.°%82O.~,«27. !M> 

I*- 

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Wide Selection of Foliage and Dish Gardens 

•Wth Easter tHm At A Full Range of Prices. 

Starting At $10.93 

v U x s i O e a H « i y A w a a a l ) l e o n $ i a " l « i i b i i u m O r d e n . 

$ 1 J * L o c a l D d h ^ C h a r g e . ' ' 

* 

ORDER NOW! 

overall population growth. 

Wilt these figures 

genera 1ly are 

manifestations of the (act 

that we are living longer— 

due to part to improved 

.health ear* delivery — 

' Am Is a darker side. 

For' seine people, 

groiritig older on fixed 

Incomes means that 

finances become a 

problem, TUa In turn often 

leads to a neglect In dental 

health.'Simply stated, 

{bate who cant afford to 

go to the dentist don't go. 

The result la usually a 

deterioration of oral 

health, which can affect 

overall fitness 

Seniors who experience 

dtfflculty In chewing — 

tjther because of lH-atting 

dentures or » breakdown 

of teeth — often resort to 

soft foods Out are unable 

to provide essential 

nutrients for a balanced 

dei Many switch to such 

refined carbohydrates as 

sugars, which further 

wreak havoc on teeth and 

periodontal tissue (gums). 

g 

Constipation 

p a n d 

d i g e s t i v e p r o b l e m s 

s o m e t i m e s r e s u l t 

W e c a n n o t s t r e s s e n o u g h 

t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f d e n t a l 

h e a l t h to o n e ' s e n t i r e 

b e i n g . 

w e l l - 

N u t r i t i o n a l a s p e c t s 

a s i d e , s e n i o r s a n m o r e 

a c t i v e o u t s i d e t h e h o m e 

t h e s e d a y s , d u e I n p a r t t o 

c & m t t u n f a f i T i i j i s 8 a n d 

p r o g r a m s o f g o v e r n m e n t 

a g e n c i e s . T h e i r I n c r e a s e d 

Is anally 

a c c o m p a n i e d ; b y g r e a t e r 

i n t e r e s t i n ' t h e i r o w n ' a p - 

p e a r a n c e . M o s t o f u s w a n t 

t o b e p l e a s e d w i t h t h e w a y 

w e l o o k . 

K e e p i n g t n m i n d t h a t y o u 

s h o u l d v i s i t y o u r d e n t i s t a t 

l e a s t o n c e a y e a r r e g a r - 

d l e s s o f a g e . w e b a v e , c 

d e v i s e d t h e s e s i m p l e s e l f - 

t e s t s f o r s e n i o r d o z e n s ; 

f o r t h o s e w i t h * c o m - 

p l e t e s e t o f d e n t u r e s : 

, D o y o u r d e n t u r e * f a l l o u t 

o f b e c o m e l o o s e w i t h o u t 

a d h e d v e s ? 

I n w o r d s w i t h " a " 

s o u n d s , d o y o u r t e e t h 

d i c k ? 

e y K » 

Four-year-old Sean Dougherty purchases a 

soft pretzel from Duke Spitzerduring Saturday's 

County Music Festival by the Sea held on the 

Music Pier. 

Lomis leads firm in sales 

C h a r l M W . L o m i s o f 

W U n o n t A j M u e ^ n e n 

P o i n t , h a s b e e n n a m e d s a l e s 

fly 

b i s d i v i s i o n b y t h e R , T . 

P ^ e n c h C o . o f R o c h e s t e r , N . Y . 

T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t w a s 

n u d e a t t h e c o m p a n y ' s 

n a t i o n a l s a l e s c o n f e r e n c e i n 

M a m l w h e r e c o m p a n y 

ABSOLUTE 

FINAL WINTER 

CLEARANCE 

3 DAYS ONLY! 

Thurs., Prl., Sat, 

Take an additional 10% off-our 

already low half price sale ticket 

ENTIRE WINTER STOCK NOW 

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next years higher prices >• • 

the COAT RACK 

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Daily 10to3:30, Wed, lOto 8 

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Somers Point • 927-8828 

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WALKING IN THE 

RECOVERY ROOM 

All (be advances in modern medicine do not come from new drug* or advanc*dnced 

surgical techniques. techiue* Not Nt too t long lg ago doctors dt found f d out that ht In I cer- 

tain operations It was better to have tbe patients on their feet as soon as t -I 

possible Today some surgeons have their patients actually walking in the > - I 

recovery room. v . ^/L 

It seem* that the sooner the body starts back to functioning normally the,-', ' *| 

oulcker it will start healing. Hospital stays now are usually shorter. la the, ' J? I 

same way. today's new prescription medicines help you to recover more',.. \ 

quickly: A physician's skilled care Is the shortest road to better health, 'i. 

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I » j" 1 

Do you have difficulty In 

chewing? 

Do your gums hurt? 

An there sore spots In 

' tbe gums underneath your 

dentures? 

Do you consider your 

dental appearance to'be 

deteriorating? 

Have you altered your 

diet as a result of problems 

with your dentures? 

If you answered "yes" to 

any of these questions, you 

should see a dentist who 

win prescribe treatment 

aimed at preventing these 

conditions from .getting 

worse. 

'For those with a coro- 

binanon'of ,,___ 

tures aid real tiMh; 

1 po your gums-,' 

Are your 

(Place your finger, 

outside of your 

and bite down, 

feel your teeth. 

this simple 6 

motion, they're L 

Do your partial 

move when you c_ 

Are you dlsmtlsfiM 

the appeararice of ; 

teeth? - , 41 "' 

Again, ayes 

any question 

prompt a vial* .to ffie 

Support your local poet 

r 

OS LOOKING OUT MY WINDOW 

ON MARCH29J981 

No cruise for me 

I decided that today 

When I looked out my door 

Water, water everywhere 

Up the creek without a paddle 

I Just wish I had a boat 

nipped, marooned 

Bird to perceive 

In a warm dry house 

Hot steaming coffee 

Radio playing 

Tnat this woman IS an Island 

Surrounded by water 

A priest years ago 

Ibid me 

God meant the barrier Islands 

To be Just that 

Why are we all crowded 

Oh this thin strip of land 

Lovers of sea and sand 

Gone are the dunes 

And tbe trees 

Pleasure seekers, we 

Wanted a view 

It matters got May 

Where you live 

Cta the beach 

Or on the bay 

Or In between 

We are all 

0b the water 

Or to It 

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SECTION ONE iTHE SENTINEL-IEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, 

Obituaries 

/^ Miiy iTfetw Chovit 

T- CARDIFF - KM of OriMn Bwial for Mary ttn 

She to «nr»ffwl by h« 

hM M to Lmrei tfsnoriil Frt, 

**Rfildied Huber, 

summer resident 

, PEDRICKTOWN - MBdred 8, Huber, 94, a tamer 

31 Mi „ -jjw.milfw^l l, MmA M«irt«y In lmitftaMrM^ta& 

Augustine's drarch. Arrangementa Of the Godfrey Funeral 

Borne of Ocean C3ty. 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

i 

• IMRKVDETn* 

858 Asbury Ave. 

Phone 398-1157 

O9eanClty,N.J. 

High interest Savings Certificates are one of Your interest will be compounded quarterly, 

the ways the rich get richer. Now, with lower and the rate you choose is guaranteed for fhi 

minimum balance requirements, the not-so rich entire term. Because you're investing through 

can take advantage of them, too! Cape May County Savings and Loan, your 

Cape May County Savings and Loan offers you savings are insured up to $100,000 by the F.S U.C 

a choice "of six attractive, high-interest Savings Now that you know how the rich get richer, get 

Certificates. Just choose the one with the term, in on a good thing. Call any Cape May County 

Interest rate and minimum balance that's best for Sayings and Loan office for more details, 

you. The sooner you do it, the sooner we can help 

you make your money make more money! 

CHOICE SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 

Certificate 

Term 

91 days 

6 months 

12monthr 

18 months _ ' 

2Vi years 

5 years 

* "1 " $ •" 

Annual 

Yield 

10.01% 

10.18% 

10.30% 

10,87% 

11.51% 

11.62% 

Current* 

Interest Rate 

9.66% 

9.82% 

10.00% 

10.55% 

11.05% 

11.15% 

aaViih»»|i^n«nlB.f« ti«»>» wtiy.TTwuHiwtraw.^ 

Minimum 

Balance 

$2500 

2500 

2500 

500 

500 

500 

Wreinthe business pf making 

A 

Wendell W. Young Jr,j 

retired insurance agent 

WtadtB W. Yang Jr, 75, of OamOiy, died April « to 

ii^ Manorial Bwpital 

Mr. Young was a retired ADstate U n W Agent and 

He was • member of the Ocean Oftr FMtag Onfe, ©sun 

. 

Surviving arc htetrffe, Gladys M. (neeBramer); ttxanw, 

WmJeD mffl, Joseph D, David ft,Ukfaad A, Robert J., 

CtaJd J,i two daughters, Efleen ftahr ad Je*n CWms; 

tkt8iLVUSASSMBm&mm 

Sr. Fkmnce Mflrte &B_SL, and 

M M of 

lady* Good Omrch. Burial was ta Oakland 

Cemetery, PhflaiMnMa Ammgementa were by tfae Heflea 

Funeral Home. 

ttii fam% rwjiestB rnaas cards or eanlfBuUaa to i 

favorite charily. 

Bernard Kelly; retired plasterer 

THURSDAY, APRIL 

!«, Sooan Pttint, wilb the HOT. MUton Cofflna aM'the 

rHarrer Van Sdvrr offldating. Barlal ww in FfenbJ 

Onfral Cemetery, Unwind. 

Marion L. Bittenbender •" 

ta Shore Memorial BoapUaL 

was a member or t _ . 

Fteter'a MM MettodM Onm*. me Mnflia ditto Bf tto< 

OUted Methodist Women and me American Awodatta of 

Retired Persons. 

Sbeissurrtvedbyadaagnter1Mr».VWllJamttffli»Jowof j 

Ocean Oty; • brother, Wffltam B. Ety Jr. of Haddon 

i grandaon and a great^randaon. .>J 

Services wffl bo bdd ai II am today (itandaWfa 8t 

Peter's OnitedMetbodWCtaircb. Burial wffl beta Arlii^ 

Cemetery, Drwel Hill, Pa, ,,'; 

CuulrfljutlonB may be made to the Shore 

rm owner and operator of fee Aba- In- 

and waa a member of the Aaro 

flr fcr nafs Am Sjratn. at M a note 

Legion Ait of itadaboK Formerly 

efttefta ^ , i 

acttw with the Sea Isle QlyAmbnlanceOarpB, he abo was 

S3 aflf^H'f 

to Pen Grow Chapter « Order of Eastern fiUr, and a 

Surviving are Hi wife, Margaret P.; a daughter, Debcrab 

DEUkfONT—BernardF.Keqy, 77, of Sooth Detaa Drive, 

dMAprfHmMnMleBoflpttaL 7- 

Hel^ lived bm;for thepaatSyeara.Before retiring, be 

was to the pisstetlug iwhia— 

Qtf, 

John Rossi; 

B Wltftamp of Straflnnere; and * atater, Berfla M. Wtt- 

Ouanp ol BtraOmme. 

Mr. KcBy wag a member of tbeVineland Riding CJob for 

aeveral years and bad long been interested ta hone abowa 

Serrtce* was Saturday ta fte Godfrey Funeral BBBltflf 

Palermo. Mmnwrlr aetrice* were Saturday ta Ai fuueial 

home, BoriaiwasiDCUvary Baptist Cemetery, Ocean view. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the SMttnn 

and acttvitJes ta Sontt Jersey. 

He Is anrvived by iris wife, FauBne; two MO. Jack of 

, OMB (Sty add Donald of Northfleld; two daughters, Anna 

Kelly of PleasantviDe and Agnea Hsby of Ltawood; a 

stepdaughter, Nancy Bailey of Detaont; two sfatera, 

He is survived by Us i , MargaretT.; twoaooi, JohnR 

and Daniel X, both of Somera Point; taw 

Mirgaret Panch of Pittstown, Jane A. Hackney of l 

Masa., and Ntoa Mfflinet of Jamesburg; and aft j 

Joseph Crowley; boilermaker 

Margaret Bapperaett of Abaecoo and OaraWJlls of Green 

Bank; • brother, TUmm of Somerfleld. Fk.; 15 grandchfldren 

and 14 

g 

greatgrandchfldmt 

^ 

Services wore Satnrday at the Bcbert ft Boffluan Funeral 

Home, Leeoburg. Interment mi ta Leesbmg Cemetery. 

Mass of Christian Burial wffl be celebrated thla mdrnlng 

COmraday at 10) to St Joseph'a Omrch. Burial wffl be in 

^**;*H a Cemetery, Palermo. Arrangenieoia tf the Godfrey 

Funeral Home, 809 Central A?. 

family requests ccmtiibafloni to the 

Paul 

former Lmwood 

g inspector *-- 

EAST VINEMND-Paul M.Weeka, a longtime resident 

of Ltawood, died April 4 at Us home. He m 1% and Uvedoo 

"nickahoe Road. ., -., , 

BeUredfiveyearfl,Mr.WeetawasabniMer37)rear«anda 

former buUding taipecttf for Ltawood. A Unwood resident 

JR years, be wu • member and former trustee of Central 

tUtod Methodist Cbnrch. 

He siov^d to MBM ^*JTjjiin?THy three yfûs- fl^Ss ^ 

Surviving are Ma wife, Harriet; a daughter, Harriet 

Bartlett of Unwood; a •en, Carlisle of TmtiflnflpoHB; a 

, DeL; • sister, Esther 

Somert Point; j 

Carol Scott 

âWimlSnMir 

406AsburyAve. 

SPECIAL. 

#MHWi 

AND THIS AD) 

GROOMING 

and 

PET SUPPLIES 

399-7491 

NOTICE 

to all area residents 

Official 

Repair 

Working 

insurance companies 

I'. 

Enoch Carreer, 97; retired 

from Hogate's 

SOMERS POINT - Enoch Carreer, S7, of the Sea Mm 

j l died April p 9 at Aon o Meroortal RM|rftaL | 

A lifeloi« resident idt tot, to b be was a retired tid restanrant t 

wortefw Hogate's Restaurant In Ocean

1& 

.JPAGE 10 — SECTION OWE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEANCITY, WJ, 

ByMARKSOIFER, 

,8iilrL OcwwClty 

ri)]T/ public Belationi Director 

9fl If 

•"!•• Michael John Goodson, 

boiWbeM parents John and Joan 

••itMiûlrellve In Ocean City, In 

^'playing a vital role In NASA's 

«fl Stbfol graduate was mlwion 

nuuigtr for the recenUy 

an Completed Solar Maxlum 

M , He Is also managing 

Upper Atmosphere 

Research Satellite projects 

and Solar Maaoiphare Explorer. 

You know all about 

them, right? 

Reading Michael's resume 

Is not easy. For Instance we 

tarn that he la "working with 

the Network Directorate at 

the Goddard Space Flight 

Center and his responsibilities 

Include planning minion 

support by analyzing system 

requirements relative to 

network capabilities." 

Sound complicated? It la. 

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You have to be a scientific 

genius to digest the com. 

plexltles of these programs, 

It's a world of Its own with a 

language that very few understand. 

Michael, is an aerospace 

englnWrinq graduate of 

Pennsylvania State 

University and holds a muster 

of science degree from Troy 

State University. 

NASA reports Out he hat 

'demonstrated superb staff 

abilities and has the ability to 

rapidly ahsorb voluminous 

amounts of information, 

documentation and conoepta," 

Prior to hlj NASA work, 

Michael was an Intelligence 

officer In the Navy and served 

In Washington and Spain from 

1978 to 1982. He Is currently 

employed by Bendj* Field 

Engineering Corp. which is 

Involved In the satellite apace 

program. 

Hie young engineer waa an 

outstanding high school 

Good 

TY, w J, TOimsPARAlPBmg^ww 

is son of Ocean City couple; 

••''••••awiii^BiMMMMB^MBMaMMa; sidewalk Sale sale bv by down-town Rgg 

wm 

hunt 

IMM* 

on 

~. 

Easter 

c..t« 

Saturday. 

o.*,_j_.. 

merchants. A Greek and Chocolate bunnies wJW be 

Po]l»h festival will also be o distributed to children 

highlight along with a pet fair 

beginning 1 p.m. at the Made , 

and entertainment. , . 

NOTE: Inert will be no 

JeUvbean rtviaway or Easter 

The Easter paract'"^rtll 

begin 1 p,m, Eaitor Sunday In 

front of the rt§r, ^! 

BOE presidents reelect^d 

By MARGIE BOWEN 

SenUnel-LedgerStaff 

and newly elect fellow Sorters 

L, Smith and Albert Becker 

While new board member* Jl 1^ i i f l Md forf 

took their oath of office gptiiliishef, «C 

recently at Mainland "I wish Richie (Zoladi) the 

Regional High School and best of luck," ofMMyjJn- 

Somera Point, the presidency 

dentwum, adding he feels'the 

of these two bodies remained 

Board can be productive this 

. with the Incumbents. 

year. Zoladz waa i 

In Somera Point, veteran 

ftp conunent M I 

Board member Evelyn 

Zoladz was h_ 

Hartley was unanimously 

the position by . 

chosen to serve another year 

representative 

In the president's seat while 

Knowles who 

second-year board member former board nieinDer~yu>- 

John J. Koear replaced John cent Morel also of Nortli old 

Ocean City High School graduate Michael Goodson is currently em- 

athlete in Philadelphia before 

Carson as vice-president. took a landslide vlctorjTwer 

moving to Ocean City In his 

ployed as a project manager in the NASA space program, The young On the regional level, Incumbent George GMDIUUI 

senior year. Hii mother, engineer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Maguire of Ocean City, 

Richard Zoladz of linwood and write-in cand date Dut aid 

Joan, an enthusiastic follower 

was elected, 11 to 3, to a second Brown. , d 

of NASA programs, She 

ill be Saturday at the block party is set for Satur- Mm as president, with Nick Hie Regional board k piade 

manages Peek's Beach 

official clothier of Martin Music Pier, Boardwalk and 

tthand Talotta, also of "Linwood up of four represent«(gpes 

Ftorlit of Ocean Gift', 

Mollusk, Ocean 

Moorlyn Terrace from 0 a.m. 

replacing David Oldlg of from Sentri Point,,Dan 

relatively famous hermit 

Joan was a founding 

to 5 p,m. Hie Happy HooferiGroups 

or organization* Somers Point as vice Bryant, Smith, Sexier and 

a"ab, and decorates the ramp 

member of the Ocean aty 

will hold its April dance at the wishing to set up booths or president, Oldls, didn't seek Undenbaum. Linwood- 

for the Miss Crustacean 

Flower Show committee and 

Pier, 8:30 p.m. This Is atables 

should contact the reelection to the Board thU representative Include Zflladi f 

beauty pageant for shellfish 

helped institute Its oom- 

ballroom dance and all are Public Relations Department, year, 

and Talotta and Northffljjd U 

— two singular honors. , welcome; admission, 13.60. fflMlil. 

Somers Point represen- represented by Knowles, 

Over 80 craft tables will be tative Lesser Lindenbaum Merel and John Davis. 

Ih. land Sooatera Craft ocean City-, gal, spring 

received a votes from himself 

Margie Bowen 

FttabllBhed 1981 

(Ml) 398-9100 

Piccadilly 

ISM Bay Avenue 

Ocean Cily, N.J, 

A dUcreel resale shop . , , i leleel thrift ihop .just th« 

final little coniignnifnt ihop in the ihore a. 

You'll find adult clothing and accessories in season - some 

clusslc. some funky, some purely practical and a lot 

gorgeous 

Thire's i linen Mellon too - Draperla, ipreads, quilts 

table slotlu, loweli. iheeu ... ' 

People get bluer, pwple get smaller - change houi«, 

move to different climates Piccadilly selects the nicest of 

what these delightful people can no longer me for the finds 

of Intelligent shoppers who care about quality Id a nice 

two way itreet. • 

It'ii an afternnn'i entertainment Lome we. 

NEW SPRINS HOURS; 

Tuesday to Saturday 10-J 

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It will tell you where your home's 

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save. In kilowatt hours as well as in 

dollars. 

Ordinarily, the Home Energy Analysis 

is $15, But if you have an electric 

water heater, you Can get the Analysis 

for half price. Here's how: just buy an 

insulation blanket for your water heater 

The Energy Team representative will 

install it (if conditions permit) free o^ 

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Find out more. About this and other 

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pall the ' 

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* • * ' imm 

mim§ ELECTRICS»' : mmffirai Wendy's and auto showroom planned 

Roger Jakubowaki, 

proprietor of various 

amusement arcades hart and 

in Atlantic City, said he plain 

to develop an "exotic" ear 

showroom at the former Kell 

Bulck site, Mi Street and 

Aldrich Road, and not a 

Wendy's restaurant as 

reported in The Sentinel- 

Ledger last week. 

Howtver, JakubowsM, who 

owni the rights to all South 

Jersey Wendy's, said he plans 

to build one of the fast food 

restaurants on the south aide 

of tth Street between Simpson 

and Raven avenues. He said 

he isn't concerned about 

competition from Me- 

FLOWERS 

Hyacinths • Tulips 

Lilies • Azaleas 

also 

Large selection of SMk 

Flower Arrangements 

Antiques • Uniques • Ceramics 

COURTNEY'S CORNER 

Spring rln.:Mon.-Frt. 11-4 

Saturday 4 Sundiy 10-4:30 

• Closed Tuetdiy. 

MTht Sign Ql Tin MH 

Rl. 5OTuckahoe, N.J. 

628-2759 

gmufli, at 9th ffl 

WeitAvenue,ormei 

Burger King on the 

adjacent to the fenu. .-. 

•to. M 

"There's positively a need 

far a Wendy's. Our customer* 

are more mature. It'i mm 

glared for those over-18," 

Jakubowski laid, «Me- 

Donald's is more tourist 

oriented." ,„., 

John P. Marangos, 

president of MarangoaJCnterpriseg 

which opmtMXna 

Burger Kings, pUKhtitdjtte 

Mh and Bay Avenue aiteftom 

the General Sullivan Qorp. 

which planned to rJevetai a 

grocery and gas station «4lentidus1 f '/Mdlsorsald' tota' 3W«tM whom she thought 

|^«l«k,;'I Just think it's time to, 

Vl'ttfre her a shot. Sometime* a 

^(BMh tfpproach U needed now 

and then, 1 ! He added he would 

8l»r«spectfully decline" if 

sdtomlnated , for the 

a^denejr, 

Îmctanchoney udd aha would 

nJi 

b- 

MARK 

VIDETTO 

MAY 8th 

rd.l Pd. (orb'v Eleanor Huontj 

Found 

Amalia 

Bon 

$528 

In a ricint survay of eustbrniri who got nfundi, we found 3 out 

of 4 baliivid; H&R Block got thim bigger rifunds than If they'd 

prepared their bwn taxis. 3 out of 4, : 

What can we find for you? 

Ocean City * Somers Point 

Sifting Sands 

9th & Ocean 

311.2245 

Op«n MM., TMI,, Tkurt. 

frt. 4 8«l. 9:305:30 

Ctaiid Wed. I Sun. 

Let's Maintain Family Traditions 


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tudents urge 

township to recycle 

poipiee, outlining the ad- 

"Web It fflipt be dore. 

BethHnmetaimAtdmet 

been covering recycling 

MuMelpitfUtillHii Authority. 

coHeottag ilumlniitt MM 

to adopt a *•««? »

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art 

to 

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14 — SECTION ONE 

%, ;1 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGEIt, OCEAN CITY, SJ. 

itate.to consider' other area besides Seaville for juvenile 

(he dehmilonWie'lj moved 

'. ISt uea, they tmphaiin, to Seville, rim operate one 

If bnvUy populated and of seven bualaeuM la the 

leveled ind the facility Itself nation that bleed Inraethoa 

« uied by the residents for crabs to produce a chemical 

educational and recreational far the letting of medical 

•tiM ai wen u serving as a Instrument* for eon. 

'{lolling place. tatnlnants. 

•'Jamei J. Finn, president of tb$ Township Committee 

Marine Biological* Inc. was suggested the state look Into 

fe of the residents to travel the possibility of moving Into 

to Trenton Tuesday and ex- ** Crest Haven Complex 

ipreued his men over the when that facility Is vacated 

iafety and future of his after the completion of the 

JllCKMAN" 

fi155ASBURYAVE. HAL 3991018 

Raw, Medium 

SHRIMP SALE 

IN PROGRESS! 

* CLOSED/6IONDAYS* TUESDAY * 

Cousin's 

(Open Wed, thru Sun, 


399-9462 

Span 2:30 Easter Sunday 

Eye to eye over the location of a juvenile detention faeiuM Upper 

Township are William H, Pauver. left, state eomoitesleoer of Cbmtctions, 

and Mayor Daniel Beyel, right. »o Fauver's left are Assistant 

SSlmS?fi r «! O to M WV °^ aW Van "S*. iupirintendent of the 

Department • southern division; Gregory Coleman, •upertotendent of 

Manorwoods, and his assistant, Don Christlano. 

fV% Price j 

; Dinners j 

at Cousin's 

I Buy One Dinnur .it Riiij. Price 

I find qrH thu Second Dinner of Equ.il ! 

I or Ll'iSPi V.lluc For Hnll Pricu. ' 

iff- WITH THW ADSUPIR SPKCIAL - 

I (Good every Day Except Saturday) 

I• PRIME*|-95 LOBSTER $095 

j RIB 0 OR TAILS-ss- O 

Vt Prlet Coupon Wat v,îd pn THBHI SNCiafi 

The Easter 

Bunny has 

been working 

hard at... 

To Put Togtther The /Vtost Delicious Easter f ver. He 

Made Over 10 Different Novelty Chocolates For You 

Choose From. All For The Finest, Freshest, 

ChocolatOT In Milk, Dark, White, Green or Pink. 

Bunnys 

:• Motorcycles 

J Cats 

Snoopy 

Hot Rods 

Squirrels 

popeye 

Bears 

Raggedy Ann & Andy 

We have candy «ggs4o suit every sweet tooth 

Shell Eggs • Cream iggs • Filled Eggs 

Peanut Butter Iggs • Cocoanut Eggs • Meltaway Eggs 

Decorated Iggs • Foil Eggs • AAarshmailow Eggs 

and much, much more 

BASKET FILLIRS 

Over 21 Flavors of Jelly Beans to choose from, plus 

Jelly Rabbits • Easter Meliowcreams • Waited Eggs 

Flavor Pops • Sunny Money •Chocolate Pops • Barley 

ôps and much, much more 

• FREE Names On All Chocolate • 

,% . ORDER NOW FOR iEST SELiCTiON— 

I Lay- Awa y* p Ick g P A * Your Convt nlen«n 

iw 

Visa • MasterCard & American Express Welcomed 

PHONE ORDER^ WELCOME 

64M776 

Estelle Minor expires in 

August, officials said. ?*,#„ 

new county nursing home, township public relations « was also learned, Beyel E$s 

^tctodlaayeirwtwo, dirsetor, . miA, that the state had earlier KJS* 

Earlier suggestions to It was tlso reported that no considered the Seavllle site * '- 

utiliie tiliie existing buildings at lease has ben signed by the ** •" •** Prtffln. 

the e Federal Aviation Ad- Corrections Department 

-Margie Bowen 

muujteattonTtehnlMlOinft' which was to have rented the 

taFSmoaaortbtEastCnek facility for WM annutu> ? **. 

Lodge In BUll BeUeplaln were H He Estefle Efl Manor location li u , Sentinel-Ledger 

mled "unMtUrfactoo'." •©• Is rented for »40,000 annually b J!?[ n T oMee and •*»cording 

to Alice Teal, - Ihe lease at Manorwoods In dm U ^ ° PWI WIL Weet 

**' 

Easter Flowers & Hanging Baskets 

ashington 

aoi Washington Sf, 

Cape May, N.J. nn 

OPI»V WEEKENDS ONLY 

OPtNPRI.iSAT,SP,M,tolOP.M, -,«r- 

SUNDAYSSP.Art,f09P.M,«C0CfeTAILS8.DINiNS 

Now taking restrvatlons for lasfer Sunday 

OPEN 2 to 9 lister Sunday 

It't worth the ride to Victorian Cape May 

ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARffS ACCSPTID 

PHONE 884-5697 

g 

on To Our 

M»BprWoodB Academy to Estelle Manor, above, will remataThwefo^ 

the thru- being. Residents near the proposed SeavUle site and elected tflfe 

flclals persuaded the state to Investigate possible sites. tfta 

Residents Julia JenUs and gjjellir^ -^ 

foreground, and Donald Ay ahd James Finn Îrt^ 

Marine Bioligicals Inc. wert among thoseV"'* 

traveled to Trenton to voice their concern aboW" 

locating a juvenile correction center in WavIJiC,, 

Happy Hoofers' dance Saturday 

ne Happy Hoofers' spring Admission 1 

dance will be ' ' 

Thursday, Friday & Saturday 

Homemade Lasagna 

Baked Half Cicken 

BrdileaBlueflsh 

THURSDAY, APH1L12

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| 

Public Notlct Public Notlct Public Notlc* Public Notlct 

ORDINANCE NO « 13 

BONO OHDINANCC APPROPRIATING FVTDÔOOO AMD AUTHORIZING THE 

ISSUANCE OF IWMNOOD IN BONDS AND NOTES 0F THE CITY OF OCEAN 

1 CITY FOR THE VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS OR PURPOSES AUTHORIZED 

TO 6€ UNDAF RTAKEM BY THE CITY OF OÊAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, 

"BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY, COUN 

TY OF CAPE MAY, STATE OP NEW JERSEY (not Ittu HIM two thlrdi of mm 

b*r» mtftof aiffirftiAiivcly concurring) A3 FOLLOWS 

SECT ION I Th* fivtril improvtmtnfs dticrlbetf tn Stctlon J of thli Bond Or 

dtnjnc* art twc&y mptctivtiy autnorlitd at gcnarai i/nprw«m«nn to b* imd* 

or •cquifvd DY Ocean City, New Jtfiav For uld **ver«i Improvtmtnt* or pur 

pous anted In Jtefion 3, fhtr* are h*r«6y appropriattd in* r«p*ctivt tumi o* 

4noner m#rtin •t«r*4 •* «*• appropriations mad* for uld improvamtntt or pur 

i penes, sard sums being Inclusive of all flppropffatfofts hereto/of* made therefore 

and amounting In the aggregate ID SV70 000 00 Including th* aggregate sum of 

• SJO 000 00 as fne several down payments for safd Improvementa for purposes 

requfrad by law and more particularly described Jn Section 3 and now avarlabl* 

fhvreof oy virtue of provision In » previously adopted budget or budgets of the 

.City for down payment or tor capital improvtmitrit purposes 

SECTION J Far the flntrtclng at *dld Improvements Or purposes end to meet tha 

pan of said %970 000 00 appropriations not provided for by application heraunder 

of uld down payment* negotiable bonds of ttie City of Ocean City are hereby 

authorized to be issued in tn* principal amount of mQMO DO pursuant fa the Local 

Bond Law of New Jafstty inanllclpatlonol lhal»*uence of uld bond* and totem 

porarlly f (nance *ald Improvements or purposes negotiable notes of me City tn a 

»-4 principal amount not exceeding 1920,000 00 *r#» hereby author tied to be Hsu*"] 

•^pursuant to end within the Jtmlteitlons prescribed ny uld law 

*+. SECTION 3 The improvaments hereby authorfit*d and the several purpose* for 

"*• the financing of which said obligations are to be fstued, the Appropriations made 

*for an estimated cost of each purpou (In aach caia. Including all work or 

•^materials necessary tharafore or Incidental thereto, and as shown on and In ac 

** cordance with the plant and specification* therefore on file In the Of Ice of the City 

% Clerk and hereby approved) and the Hilmeted maximum amount* of bonds or 

„• notes to be Issued for each suel. purpose 4r« fetptycuvttv a* follows 

^* Appropriation Estimated Maximum 

„"- And Amount of Bonds 

'Împrovement or Purpose E«tlm#l» Or Notes 

%{A) The acquisition by purchase for 

_ -public purpoie* the following new 

Vehicular equipment tor use by ft>e 

*«-PuoMe Works Olvlsion rDontHvi 

^service truck, 

„ (1) one 3 wheel street sweeper 

* A B) The acquisition of the follow!ng 

**n*w and replacement equipment: (I i 'or 

„ ui» by the Police Division tor pubik 

-^fatctypurpou*: llfeboati. 

(C) The Improvement t»y reconstruction 

or addition thereto of the following 

building* within the City: City Hall by the 

construction of a new elevator, repair 

ând/or replacement Of emitting doon and 

Early Bird 

SPECIALS 

I Served fromSio 6i30 P.M. 

Mon.s floneltss Chicken Breast Di|one* 

Tues.iBeef Sfrooanoff w/Bufftred Noodles 

Wed,! Natured Veal Scalloplni 

Thurs,! Boneless Chicken Scampi 

[ Fri.: Deep Fried Flounder Almondine 

Sal..* Chicken Kiev 

|Sun,jRo«sfSeefAuJus 

Includes, 

sand, vegefable, rolls & butter, and dessert 

*6 aS Complete 

Luncheon Specials Served Daily 

Breakfast Sat, It Sun, 8 a.m. fo 2 p.m. 

Luncheon strvid 11 to 2; Dinner served 5 fo 9 

Three Dining Rooms 

Private Parties Accommodated 

841 Central A*e. 

899.3713 

"Wttoro people dint to an/oy tint food. 

• NOW OPEN f DAYS A WHEK . 

Bonus 

Buses•00 

Bonus , 

in (iiini or Tokeni | 

Fimd Coupon 

Reium Voucher* 

Bonus 

|SIS.MinCiiiii»iirT( 

JS.(K)F.»>d(JHil>.,n 

lSuq Ri V 

Ocean City, N J. | 

VIP LIMOUSINE 

Door to Door Service 

9 

Be pfeked op at your home or motel. 

For information, reservations and 

departures. 

399-5600 

Service frorti Ocean City, Palermo, 

Marrnora,, arrnora Beesl Beesleys Pi Point *Somers Point 

Alona Cine Route/ '' *Bus 

window, Inu/itHin an) wntlwr proofing 

d Mtllng Ion «nd foot, Iniuutlon 01 Mw 

•mtrflwicy BOVtr Blinl, rtpjir or r»plocwntnl 

01 dllllng tlKtrlul puwt 

Inigntlon, npalr ind/or r«pl«c«m«llo< 

•Kitting plumblno, and r.mrt intn-lor 

•tnicturd illtrtlWou all of uld bunding 

b*lnu «r taait aqual in ufafui lira and 

durability to a building of Cltu B Con 

ttructlon •> (Mined t» and rafarrad to In 

llactlon «A :>J0 o< tali) Local Bond Law. 

ID) Tna Impruvimenilif conttructlon 

•nd rapla«inant a* traffic ilgnal dtvlm 

at vtrtoui locationi tnnughaut tha city 

(E) TIMiniprovaiiMotof unmvadsr 

partially pavtd ttraatl. ttrtat ihouldart, 

and allayi at varkmt locatfom tttrouotHut 

tn* Clfy, by ftvnlruetlon of naw I Inch 

FA0C roadway conttrurtfon, all of uld 

contlrtKtlon bains •> laait aqual In omul 

Ufa durability tp a road of Clau D 

Construct Ion at rafcrvd to and daf Inad 

In Stctlon «A:l-nof Local tend Law 

(F) Thv lmprovam«nl otpublic purpoan 

of iâlnaga ami »(tar dlttrlbvtlon lyttanu 

Pr: (I) rasla«m«ifotaiiltlliigandcon- 

•truerIon of naw dralnaov lyitamt at 

varlovt locaflont tftrwghoul rnt City i 

11) ma Installation of naw iprtnfcler lyitam 

and wafer tarvlc* tyttam ml nit Fir* 

Houia and Coda Enforcamant aulldlng. 

HO Aibury Avanua, Ocaan City. 

(O) Tin imnmvatnanl of DaKh and utnar 

intarfnint anaa wlftiai tM City By ma 

r«d«cltlngA rvbvlldlng and racomrrucnon 

of ma woodan boardwalk bafwam 17m 

Sfrsfft and 23rd strtt* Inclutlva, Including 

tha conitructlon and raconilructl«i of 

boardwalk pnrt, rallloo*. and tttt boardwalk 

luDilructura. 

(H) Tha tmpnvuntni by rapair, rvnovatlon 

and reconitructlon of wattrtront 

proparty Including bulknaad nconstrucHcfl 

on Wilton P|a«. 

11) Tna IIrtt pnaia Of a two pliaaa 

pnjlact, for tha Impruvamanl by ranuvatlon 

and umtructlon of tna (tacraatlonal 

Facllltlaa at 4th Sfrvetand Atlantic 

Avtnua, and sin Strmrt and Wailay 

Avanua, Including tfla Initallatlon of 

lighting, tha conttructloA and naw rant 

tructlon of tannls courtl, batltatball tiut 

vrilaysall covtn. tna InMiation of 

Irrigation tytNtn, atttiltitlon of itra*t 

hockay courts, and ralatad unpravamantt 

TOTALS 

Tha axcatt of lha appropriation mad* 

for each of tha fmprttvamanfi or DUr- 

DAN'S 

I ON THE BAY 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. NJr. 

tej.ooooo 

U50M0JM 

tmOMOO 

MM0O 00 

UU.IDOD 

•1W.B4.00 

SEAFOOD 

IOTHSTREHAT| 

BAYfflONT 

DIAL 390-2270 

FRESH FISH DAILY 

OPEN ALL YIAR - 7 DAYS A WEIK 

with seasonal catches & seafood 

HieMmrutiimtraimHttoittumaiMHrtmtntnutom 

McLaughlin's Deli 

Noma otthiEgg UcUughlln 

1st & Aibury Awe., Ocean pily, N.J. 

We carry only the best In 

Luncheon Meats, Ditto & Watson 

LUNCH MIAT SPIttALS 

Roast Beef *1.59 * ,b. Save *1.38 

Veal Loaf 79',,b Save56 c 

Cooked Salami 89* u ib. Save 48* 

FflESH PRODUCE YEAR'HOUND 

Carrots nib. bag) 35 s Save 14« 

IDAHO 

Baking Potatoes 29* ib. Save 13* 

Calif, Strawberries 99 %>,„ 

mtfi Pottlo Chips do^.3 All Flavors 

•1.28 Saveao- 

M Lighters SS'weh savt44« 

iD y d ^ p k ) 

RUB. or Dlif * 1,49 plus tax Save 11.00 

COMING SOON: fresh Meat and Poultry 

Brtakf ast & Lunch Menus 

Specials Good 4/12 thru 4/17 

We reserve the right to limit quantities 

Store House.- 7a.m..9p,m,; Mon.Sun. 

FREE DELIVERY* 398-9814 

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Public Notice/; ; PoWlcNotlctt ,. 

pom arorauld ovar tha aatlmatad 

mailmuin amount of bondt or notM'to 

Da luuad fharafora, u aoova Uafad, It 

lha aitminl of tlw Wld dowrt p*ymant lor 

uldpunuta*. 

; po n wrltlno t 

•uccaading madittwhan an o.NMryo 

dininc* la mao>. Such npsH mutt inciuo* m« • 

tot**) tarwrkjar «hall mafciraat wdi 

nanwwt prpvtiM MM m n«ta *MII 

TSfnpjnMwlltMrtMaraMattiKti 

1BCTION iTnafuU faith and cradli of ma Oty «r» haraov plaebad t» ttw 

punctual paymant of th* principal of and Intntt an M U U M M ! 

SJEf^ Sr^ 1 " Booa SJEf^ Sr^" °n»"" ••"• ooll0.tlon» MUM A^.l 

obiieation of tn* city and ma city mall ha oblliM t jCto 

Booa °n»"" ••"• ooll0.tlon» MUM A^.llSd 

obiieation of tn* city, and ma cty city mall ha h obllgaiM to ttwarjCatoramI 

upon an th. lanbia proparty within tha an an for m* p*yfn«r7o7*«UMioM 

ttM» 

wî«> 2Jl5!L!!5!S*!:ffi 

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pKNIGHT'S 

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New Additions to our Library 

Woody Allen's 

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Dirty Harry's 

SUDDEN IMPACT 

Dorothy Stratten Story 

STAR 80 

Avaitobla far r«nt or Ml* in B«ta or VH3 

I. Mon. Fri, 9-9; Sat, l«/ Closed Sunday 

I Fisherman^s Inn 

WILL BE 

OPEN 

FOR DINNER 

Saturday & Sunday 

April 14th & 15th 

Have Palm Sunday and 

easier Dinner With Us. 

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trom 5 p.m. 

"Enjoy Dining In A 

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y 

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p 

PhlUp W. Heery, right, principal of 1 

bor Township High School, receives V 

Club certification from Douglas String of Soro^rs 

Point, supervisor of arts at the schooL The ficKpol 

chapter joins others nationwide in VecognftiWof 

persons in school and industry whose sight has 

Too Late To 

Classify 

FREE WOOD 

BtmnhnlkLumbtr 

Storm 09brl$ 

Public Ssfity Building 

49th Stntt tW*0tA¥0. 

DMtlon of Pifft/W Woria 

DOB TO CAMCtLLATIOffl — >H1 

Oantral Av». Jn) n. apt mall July 1 lo 

July if «M My n to Aiv W. SBJ 

canfr»l Avt. eottoo*. Anil July t to 

July If. CM *»4m w**UnM hr In- 

WrmitMn.i *.1j 

OARAOR (ALB — • ftaMMfl Mini 

Marimra. ttt. Apr. M » ajn. fo s p.m. 

AFA'ATMlNTIALt—4UWMI*y Art. 

OotMt No. Ml Forntturi, cryMM, cfilna, 

clothing. Mwlng mtWrlali and fibrlo. 

tHAllMttWto ill 

nrtfomoiilon two. n-bw o(f»r. Call Jf». 

MWMittry an yMfn 

rinlno, cMinitt «y«t»m, rdwlir 

ai wgn 

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traI Sat. (April if,», n Baolm^g at 

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Wj-wHitof tiiw pir monm oil m 

Too Late to"; 

Classify - 

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TAG SALE :i 

Ocean City Home billed" 1 

with beautiful Tr»rjrt/ftn4+ 

Furnltlilngs « f W 

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Mon., Tues. and Wed. April 16,17 & 18 

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Seafood Platters w/coig slow anjJ frl«T I ',' 

1 FIShSnndwIrJMMu.vC!.',!!. "«.* -"iS 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CI1% N J, 

towns agree. MUA recycling plan will save even more 

rigniftctntly higher than the recycling Feb. 16. Since then Information effort to expand wouU be required to reduce Upplng fee — approximately me full ton for too recycling guaranteed long-term 

credit concept originally Stone Harbor and We* Cape wove cltlxen parUdpotlon; fee wild waste going Into the |M per ten for recyclable credit. nartets; and the rocydlda 

}*JMt «,m #„ **?*?i 'u*7* *?. v 8 ^" 8 5SK. pMMd °* r w° lu «lon- «•»•• comnmniiy^tet to toMB W • P«eBt or more mrtetato. im wedtt would TtmMQh hw atted«B the cmHt program," the letter 

,ffedtt program to nwnicipaUtles which parÊarrjracUonliantlcfcatwlby expand active ddien par- *«* remfeLtag to qualify be In addition to the private oommiaWejto«rtonlfciiiiw ttate*. 

--jtne ton for ton Udpate to make a flve-year other municipalities, Uclpatlon; create •i com- ** *« «m for too credit. flmi'i dUposal cost savinga. recycling reioliiaon by April n (here lmt enough in- 

3Sllii»-fc-' • -. commitment to the MUA Marlnakto said. munlty wide recycling id- » *• tomtt yttr, the »Bf otetog this incentive 30, »» tntt rWoWon ii tsm to tote newpnvw, 

SS^'i.Jr^* , J* "?Trr* P ri) 8 Tam >" »• «" Tor • municipality to be. vUory committee to en- rw I ulrelneDt ««dd increaae to the private sector, all adopted by at least sis the MUA will dlsaottlUtt'lts 

.vTililf *2r«IZ p ^h5 w ^ ._._ ' « 1 « 1 Me'orthenewtaifort«i courage and rapport the to W percent or more and in county rnunlclpaUties would commiJalUei, containing actbe recycling program twt 

Lt-« MHESLÎS' lra?» e I >re » ent «*»very»»»t credltpi-ograiii, they would be program; appoint a per. fa jtim year, a 12 percent or direcUyDenefituince they will more than a and one-third wffl conttjrae Ita somrt and 

ôlfOjWwaatB*iaca Incentive we can offer to required to: . nanent commmiity recycling more reduction by recycling be able to receive rebates percent of the connty'i encoursgemat of recycling 

projected, to De promote recycling and waste coordinator; and deliver or would be neceMary. from the State Office of w^t population, toe MUA programs by providing 

-,.^J5. 1 *'!L ttl ?T niir arold « nc ? .*"& to< help our Formally establish a murU- arrange deUvery of aU » MUA «ecuUve Iteeycllng for tonnages will move forward,. .Im- technical iTi 

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PAGE 18 -SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. WJ,t^ •«•>, THURSDAY/ APRIL 12,1084 

Storm aftermath 

'Proud' of eifdrtsj 'gratefur storm not worse 

hnrem n> «iff«rwr1 hmiHng anrt 

to the evacuees, 

By ANITA j. SPIEGEL 

etecJrical outages, according always have people 

to Marie Dugan, Cape May wining to help. They did a 

County Rad Crow chair, fantastic Job." 

Although there wu nopergon. 

She tqtUdned that Dugan reported a cheerful 

y 

once a municipality enviprament, one of "we're 

Marcb 9 sturui rtwrignatfl. a utmiW It (—H« In going to get through this 

Mnged the Jeney out, at (he Rtd Crow to feed and thing.' "We became one big 

one point W Ocean City satisfy tot needs of the 

*wld«rt# congregated at the 

iUb *cbool to mid coo- "The evacuees helped out 

with water andtremendously, 

which 

:wtod. 

alleviates their emotional 

: Reddentf made OmSi own dMran," Dugan said. 'Ite 

rifeUM to cone to the school hosier they are, the better. All 

jooouie they feared the riflng Ibejote that need doing, such 

tUtf bad water In their ai meal preparation, are 

WEEKENDS ONLY 

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STARTING THURSDAY 

APRIL 19 

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7 DAYS A WEEK 

OLTACOf 

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Introducing Three NEW HOAGIES 

for the'84 Season 

Imported Him * Roast Beef 

and Turkey Breast 

.. all made to order! 

—MOW — 

399-0753 

bet «Joiu«/ 

What Is straight whiskey? 

According to Federal Regulations a 

straight whiskey Is one that has been 

distilled off at a proof net exceeding 1«, 

aged In a new charred white oak barrel 

for at least two years and reduced »o not 

lower than BO proof by the addition of 

water at the time of bottling. 

The higher the proof at whleh a spirit' 

Is distilled, the lighter It It In fdvor, 

character and body. A spirit distilled ___ 

-out at 190 proof does not possess any noticeable aroma, 

,. flavor or character and II called a "neutral spirit." 

. The mash formula determines the final designation of a 

.straight whiskeys if jl percent of the grain Is corn. If will 

^fce Straight bourbon,- If SI percent or more Is rye grain, It 

>lll be straight rye,- If SI percent Is barley malt, or rye 

malt then it's straight milt whiskey or straight rye malt 

'whiskey 

. Straight corn comet from whiskey that is 80 percent or 

("more corn, aged In uncharted oak barrels or reused 

; Charred oak barrels. Motf straight whiskey eonsumedJn 

''America Is bourbon. 

y«ll»trlcl»n: a doctor who givts lmpo»ilble advice, tuch 

£4f racommtnding that you kttp your four-year-ald In bed. 

COOKING WITH WINE 

CraBRIMfClMpM 

l¥.You'll,need: 1 WA oz.) can crabmeaf, chopped,' 1 tspn. 

;* horseradish; Ki fs0n, prepared mustard,' 'A tip. Wor- 

^cestershlre sauce; « cup mayonnaise; 2 tspn. Sherry,- 3 

^'hard boiled eggi, chopped, 

>: Combine all Ingredients except one boiled egg. Serve en 

^crackers. Chop remaining egg very fine for garnish, 

Makes 24. 

Notice in doctor'* office: "Maternity eases - C.O.D.' 

OUICKIEQUIZ 

Ft Q. Do H N H affect the way wlnei fasta during dinner? 

fe A, BafliifMy. It Is advisable to avoid all vinegar sauces 

• when serving Una wines. When serving red or white wines, 

• sWMt sauces should not be served, since they mike the 

^wfne taste harsh. 

« SUNDAY NOON Tp 10 

mmmmmmmm. 

happy family," she gala.' 

Dugan added she believed 

evacuees were able to 

maintain a pleasant attitude 

because they thought they'd 

remain in the shelter only a 

ahort while. "None of us could 

be sure of that" she said, 

__, pliofBfcifSwKaitmleli 

Hie power of the surf is apparent by the looks of this broken ramp at the 

southend, 

" > 

This Week's Sandwich Special 

April 12 thru April 18 

UVERWURST plus fax 

Try our frashly br*w«d decafInatod — It's graatl 

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"AND CATERING" toil Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

"Make Us a Habit" bally 7ioi • closedSun.i 

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Saje good thru Sat.-Whin Supply Lasts -• 

explaining the Irritation of were for fldes to surge beyond blankets and food In cases of recognized the efforts of * to*"- 

being cooped up begins after the morning's' high mark — evacuation," Morgan said, city staff and volunteers who"about 

three days, when the which were I feet above 'They should have a box participated In >' BtorW 

people start misulng the 

containing necessities in- procedures and cleanup in ti$ 

comforts of home. ' creased to 65. About 38 chiding medication that they aftermath. "We are proud-of 

About 20 residents were resldenU Including two can grab In "~ case of" an me ~ way the city handled) " ' " l£ 

served lunch but by y the dimer toddlers ^ and _ bur persons emergency. 

and we are grateful it (tb* 

hour, when wMtberJorec&ifiL over age 80 

Morgan encourages storm) wasn't worse," •> 

Ward's Paii 

residents to stop In Ms office PtoUceCapfeHerbChadwlcJt, 

donate, which Dugan , in the former City Hall fire also reported the dt 

hamed the Red Cross' costs. station for literature on storm a "heck of a Job." 

The Red Cross provides preparations. Be said also 

services free of charge. reported that emergency "Not Just our guys, but I 

4* 

Winston Roberts, Ocean management personnel arethe 

Rescue Squad and the 

City Rescue Squad chief, said preparing maps Indicating Fire Department," the police 

the Squad received ap- land elevations and flood chWsaM. -~ ; 

proximately SO calls for 

"There was nothing urj 

evacuation In addition to tides. 

ttshaking," Oadwlck said. 

those from a pregnant . woman At a a«y Council meeting, "It's „_.„.._„„»__. 

(storm flooding) Just a 

wbo believed she was In labor Mayor Jack Blttner pubMy fcet fact of shore h B&» ife^ 

andonefromarttddentwitha ~" , ~ . —.""fractured 

hip. Kindergarten registration 

Everybody In the com- - ° 

munlty handled the situation twn Aatra nnUr 

PM%w4n,»RoDtrtoialdtas1 tWO aa 7 S Onl y 

week. "And I'm very proud of Registration of children Children who win be 5 oil or 

the Squad." Morgan, city entering kindergarten next before Oct. 1, 1M4 wffl|N 

emergency George management September will be conducted eligible for registration, 

coordinator, also had praise, at the primary school, m which must bemadelnperson 

especially for the volunteers Street and West Avenue, April by parent or guardian, The 

who manned radio and phone ttorW. 

child need not be m ' 

commyni{iatlons< He ssld tbat For pupils in the area 

while the recent storm didn't between 9th and 59th streets, 

approach the severity of the registration win be I to U Proof of birth and proof of 

March 1962 devastation, it ajn. and 1 to 2 pjn. Monday, the required Immunisations 

gave people an idea of what Aprfm 

(DPI, polio, measles,: Ger- 

such a storm could do. For Gardens pupils between man n*reft|i|h»(i and mumps) 

"People now should know Mh Street and the Longport 

feey should be prepared for Bridge, signup will be thesyLrf 

*?* 

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know that they bin to bring 17. 

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the arts/entertainment 

flFSTABB AT..XHE 

pLTMUL ARm 

J-0UJ- 

congratulations 

emmm 

to 

—_ Knowles, 9, of the 

ftW grade. She was me 

Winner, of our 1884 spring 

design, Her instructor was 

Sue Forfeit, 

. f While on the subject of 

cover designs, we are again 

running our cover design 

9 cbntest and are looking for 

ytiurpartlclpaUon for the 1984 

summer contest. Please 

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LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

Mon., Apr. 16 to Sun., Apr. 22 

BflnM a Snow Krab Tempura 

III Ull> creamed Chipped Beef.toajipointt *3.95 

• Alaskan Krab Melt Sandwich . M.25 

King Krab Quiche 

Chicken Ala Klngovtrrk 

"T|jj •• Stuffed Flounder 

FBI" 

Oriental Pepper Steak 

SeafoodComb l" at 'on--- 

Baked Ham ttrawtwf/uuc. 

M.25r 

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'^weet and Sour Pork. M.25 

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A critique 

Thursday, April 12,1984 Page One, Section Two 

Youthful choir talented beyond years 

*.•*. 

cphtact the Arts Center for ^dwnstairs 

Jnore details. 

DOWNSTAIRS AT THE 

Ôur April exhibition U by 

became its permanent 

HWTOBICAL MUSEUM 

geulptor Jackie Davidson, 

ffir gpentag reception will be QttataltobM designated as a 

Ocean city Historical shelter. V 

f\p 3 p.m. Saturday at the Museum - • year and a half 

Center. Come and view the after it wag established In 1964 

During its Brat decade the 

talent of this superb sculptor. this cultural attraction was on 

museum expanded and 

I :,Students from 13 to 20 are a firm foundation. 

reached many groups and 

lpvited to explore and express Still located in the fonnei 

individuals. The Friends of 

iheir talents in any media in school building at 409 Wesley 

the Historical Museum, the 

Jhe ballet studio at the Center Av., the museum had been 

governing body, joined otter 

. on Saturdays, 

given or lent over 1,000 items 

historical societies, visited 

; Mark April 21 on your from 224 donors, mere were 

other museums, wrote 

calendars and come Join us 156 members and Harold 

pamplets, catalogued and 

making kites. TUa Is a free Lee's booklet, 71 

tiw ever growing 

workshop and wlD run from 10 Qetm City, wu _._.._ 

tons, comandeered 

aJn. to 1 pjn. Bring your ag was the notepaper 

a and arranged for 

lunch. Advanced registration depicting scenes of the Island. Aon and lectures. In 1974 

k Isrefluirtd, . 

Both can still be purchased at 

Harold Lee wrote an article 

? " tte foft art festival ta the gift shop In the south wing on the 10th anniversary of the 

coning to the Center. Hie of the museum. 

museum which was printed in 

revival of folk art is popular 

pamphlet form. 

For a number of years there 

once again and we arewas 

a distinct possibility that 

Another 10 years has passed 

featuring it for the first time. be museum would have its 

and the museum is 

It b a lecture series aM own Some in a new building 

celebrating its 20th an- 

demonstrative workshops. In 1986 the city had set aside a 

niversary. It reopened on 

Ihe theme "Folkllfe _ A way section of land for that pur- 

March 17 with a "trip to 

ri Lift" will be based on pose on the parking lot bet 

yesteryear" whleh included 

custom tradition and theween 

5th and 6th streets. 

the newly renovated north 

social context In which it Rough plans were drawn up 

wing. Other events are 

evolved. Lectures wiO be held by an architect and a fence 

scheduled during the sum- 

In the ballet studio - fg was placed around the 

mer. Hours for visiting the 

donation and dates an to be proposed area. Signs were 

museum are Tuesday through 

announced. Contact Susan, also erected. 

Saturday, 1 to 4 pjn. 

In 1970 the Board of 

: Enter the 12th annual juried Trustees of the museum was •A FUNNY THING 

Show to be held in May at the assured that the com. 

s^Hi#-"i it la open iu sU finiBBf «uinrBMiigfeB missioners iiau had Hut not wi forgotten gutteij 

*8-per entey (limit two per about the new building and 

artist) for non-members and the matter was being held in 

ip for members. Work will be abeyance. By Oat fine the 

received from April 12 to 26 Cultural Arts Center was 

and the exhibit will be open to ensconced "Upstairs," there 

tt# public on May l. tadbetntaprovementstottie 

.* Contact the Center for museum as wen as to the 

detailed information at 399- grounds so "Downstairs" at 

5«Bf. ; ' • ,, *» WeslBy Av. even 

1 ByEDWISMEH from a fine muslcale except strong impression, and 

that your correspondent was several other pieces by artists 

Srturday lught at the Music bard put to draw and take of great stature. This was 

Her was a gala event. notes at the same time. tHfflnnit music and the choir 

All Frlendi Of Muilc The choir sings sacred man than rose to the oc- 

eoneerts are occasions for music of all kinds practically casion. 

uplifting thanks to theexludtag 

secular works. They Ensemble work was 

planning of Esther Well, mi opened with a joyous equaled by fine soloists 

this was no exception. renaissance church work particularly in My Lord What 

Tie Westminster Choir which impressed with balance A Morning, sung in a 

College sent their Chapel and sonority. 

magnificent setting. 

Choir consisting entirely of 

The choir enhanced their 

freshmen students who are The director's demeanor sound with baffles and risers 

obviously extremely well and style are reminiscent of and exhibited strong 

taught and disciplined by the work of Elaine Brown, dynamics with delicate 

their exciting director. Donna who Is Kknswned in thenuances 

and seamless vocal 

Plaskett Cable. 

Delaware Valley and beyond nne with just the right touch 

The director is very as flu premier chord con' of power and bombast at 

professional and has complete ductor of recent memory. Dr. appropriate moments, giving 

control over her group who Eton conducts the fflngjiig to sound of a much larger 

responded with a highly City Choir and also it group without becoming 

competent performance far professor of music at Temple strident or ugly. 

beyond the level one would University where she has We look forward to the 

expect from so young a group. Mined and become beloved second spring offering, April 

Esther was dismayed by me of generations of fine 28, of the Mends of Music. 

fact that somehow the choir's Kapelmelsterg. 

artistically handsome 

fid Wlsmer it an Ocean 

Traditional choral work 

programs had been, left at 

Oty arttm whose /ketches 

was followed by spirituals and 

home. It was a case of "a 

accompany MM critique. 

contemporary church music 

funny thing happened on the by the finest composers. 

way to the concert hafl." This There was a composition by 

acHrt«-t (n m way detracted Aaron Copeuud, which left a 

Ballet gala Saturday 

Atlantic Community Jemesse, which Phyllis Papa 

College's ballet-ln-resldence, developed to showcase the 

the Atlantic Contemporary talents of the apprenticea to 

Ballet Theater, will present the company. Ms. Papa, 

its annual spring, concert I ACBT director, 

pjn., Saturday, April 14 In the choreographed five of the 

Walter E. Edge Theater on ballets to be presented. 

PLAYS (he Mays Landing campus. Tickets will be sold on a 

FRIDAY, SATURDAY The repertory performance first-come, first-served basis. 

The Mainland Regional will feature six ballets: General admission is 110; 

Ugh School's Drama dub Huapongo, La Farrdlia, Patstudents 

and seniors, 17.50. 

Will present A Funny Thing da TniM, Impressions, For additional information, 

Happened on the Way to theMountain 

Legend, and thecan 

646-4950 or 625-1111 ext 

Forum, 8:15 p.m. April 13 and never - before • performed 

14 in the Linwood High school 

auditorium, admission $2. More entertainment news on page 6 

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Fri., April 20th, 6:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. 

Fashion Show Luncheon provided by the 

CROSS COUNTRY SHOPS 

OF CENTRAL SQUARE 

, Sat., April 21st - Noon 'til 2P.M. 

Visit the Easter Bunny at our famous 

EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH 

along with entertairunent - 7:30 A.M. to2:30P.M. 

)', •' 

SUNDAY DINNER 

Q i 

as 

.A 

Reservations 

accepted for 

Easter Pinner 

Major Credit 

Cards Welcomed 

Easter Dinner In an 

informal elegance 

Complete Full Course Dinner , 

EASTER SUNDAY HOURSi 3 to 7 

Reservations Requested 

Dining Rooms Open to the Public Daily 

399-1000 

On the Boardwalk at Eleventh Street 

Ocean aty, NJ. 

Open All Year 

-»*?• 

I 


at the Tuckahoe Inn 

TTie rfarp family 

is pleased to announce 

Mster will be celebrated 

at the Tuctehoe Inn with 


featuring your traditional 

holiday favorites.

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,The Sentinel-Ledger 

editorials/comment 

behind 

jthe people 

llpcal and state government has fallen down on 

Uj6,)ob concerning the proposed location at the 

fopner AJr Force bise at Palermo of a state 

correctional facility tor juvenile delinquents, llie 

result is a suspicious and aroused citizenry who 

together with government officials are now 

eatight up in a swirl of controversy that should 

never have gotten off the ground. 

•Hiat it did is testimony to the fact that government 

leaders and officials dropped the ball on this 

me, and following the fumble the ball it still 

bouncing around out of control. 

Township Committee officials were first apprised 

by the state last October that the Department 

of Corrections was Interested in relocating 

its Manorwoods Community Resident Group 

Center from Istfiie Manor to the Palermo site, 

now being used by the state Marine Sciences 

Consortium, a church group, the Boy Scouts, aa a 

local polling place and for other community uses. 

Under the state plan, some 30 male youths ages 

I a 

print letters to the edit*;. D 

which endorse partlcuHtn n 

candidates for public «fei 

flee during electloir' 

campaigns. . 9 

The policy Is deslgmiditos n 

prevent the use of :thti: $ 

' consists of peopfe letters column aipartof«3 B 

who 'regularly attend town concerted effort by or, Mi i« 

meetings and express concern behalf of any candldat«(f)i* B 

at the manner in which the Utters expressing tbej 

town is being administrated. writer's own opinion i 

It Is quite obvious, dissension Issues or coscerjiA 

with mayor Is not welcomed political or otherwise, wB 

in Sea Isle. 

contume to be welcomedt b 

Isabel R.GiUesple 

and will be publlihedn 3 

Seahtoaty 

subject to editorial 0 

descretlon. -, , 

t „ , 

Annoyed, shocked by taking of ties following the storm 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: As 

chairman of the Ocean City 

Shade Tree Committee, I wish 

to report a dastardly deed by 

some inconsiderable person 

or persons in Ocean City. 

During the past three years, 

the Committee has spent lots 

of time, energy and money 

transforming the old railroad 

station into a pleasant, eye 

appealing Transportation 

Center. 

During the last day of the 

recent storm and flooding 

t conditions, all of our border 

railroad ties were floating 

free and were a hatxard to 

traffic; I visited the Center on' 

FVIday after the storm and 

saw that all 30 of our ties were Jack Shea, employed by the garden at 10th Street and from the Center. properly.) „ , . L

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Warship together this 

n, JAMBS am 

• 7tt SL «nd HttB AT, 

Ohm Ottj 

Ber, Baefcrnrt J. Vaoftai, 

SUNDAY 

11 fltn - Morning wonttip 

7:30 pjn--Etrafagwrvtee 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

flU New Rd, 

Ltarwd 

BOT. Jerry StnrgMM, pastor 

«WDAY 

10 «JD. • Sunday School 

It ajn, • Morning wonblp 

7 pa. . Evening ierrtee 

ABUNDANT LIFE 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

213 Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 9Compte*) 

Marmora 

•ROT. Andrew tew, enter 

SWDAY 

10 ajn- Wcrshtp wrvlce 

7 pm, Evenfqg twvf« 

THURSDAY 

7 pm . UhMk 

OCEAN cmf 

i BAPTIST 

l«b St. and Wesley An. 


Bar. Donald E Huribert, 

pastor 

HWDAY 

9:30 ajn. . Sunday school 

10:49 ajn, and 7p.m. 

Worship nervlce. 

WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn. . Prayer service 

PAULUN MEMORIAL CHURCH 

I— The Pastor Bays: — 

The Parade b On! 

Tata i Mm! 

Cd Jans Hog! 

Mtf «t OMOT C/fjr Community Gamr 

18M Street & Simpson Awe. 

WORSHIP 10 A.M,(i2i) 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 AM. 

U HOUR DEVOTIONAL PHONE 398-8526 

, MM C WkfM, 247 W. MM M, PtMM 39M128 

(Etturctj 

Ths Presbyterian Church, U.S.A, 

: 7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev, Wrn, Radcllffe Allen, Th.AA., Pastor 

i Rev. Jeffrey W. VVinttr, Assistant Pastor 

I •, . . . . • • . . - . . . 

!' ! Director of Music, Organist:' 

• Jean C, Rldgway 

PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 15,1984 

inVICeOFIACRiDIWIC • 11:00i.(n. 

flflSTPflEaBYTEflWNCHOffl 

EVEIiMGWORSMP-7:30 p.m. 

HOLY THMSDAV COMMWMH SUVKI • 7:30 p.m. 

FRIDAY, APRH 20 

GOOD FRBAY SEBVCE • 2:00 p.m. 

EASTER 80N0AV SERVICES 

8;30 a,m,, 11:00 t.m.. 7:30 p.m. 

KMDAY SCHOOL • EACH SIMMY 9:30 a.m. 

Th0 Wholt Blbl« For Th» Whole Peraon 

Oraded Ctiiui: Murttty • Mulu 

TWaDAVMMMm.1040i.ffl, 

WOMUri BIBLE STUDY FELLOWSWP 

ACortlilwrtcomeAwittiYou 

"HBlfllrtB PBrth f hi Wort Of Lift" PhlMppiani %; U 

PAULUN MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST 

(American H T**ffJ 

Utt a, and StmpKD An, 

OoewCUy 

Rev. Richard Wlnggte. pastor 

SUNDAY "~ 

U ajn. - Worship service 

wftbBev. WIngate preadiing. 

N 11:15ajn..Smrfay Mbast 

For 24-bonr devotional 

TbechurcbofBce to located 

at 247 W. Inlet Rd., pbou 398- 

6128 

' SEA VIEW BAPTIST 

2025 Shore Rd. 

Lfezwood 

Bw, WUMm W LeConey. 

paatflr 

KMDAY 

11 ILflL - MofSiflg W4Ma^lI|I 

7:30pjn. -Evening aenrtce 

OOffliW CTT? BAFTBT 

Main Street 

Cbrbto ^^ 

RJ, Biggin, pastor 

9:15 U L • Sunday school 

U lA • Morning worship 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

9th tad New York Av. 

Dan Corbett, pastor 

HJNDAY 

9;V> a.m. . Sanday school 

11 ajn. -Morning worship 

6 pjn. - Family study hour 

7 p JD. - Evening service 

8BILOH BAPTIST 

Rev. Lafayette Rtddick, 

pastor 

ST. JUDE'S NOVENA 

«uy n» SKTM Hurt M 

JMM b. MWM, (lerlftM, 

Unto ind priHrwd 

leffvar. Item) Hurt sf 

JMH, pf«r tar in. it. JUM, 

HWMT a) mlrMM pf«y tv 

M. It, ivat Mp rt neM«H, 

Bfi» (of Ut. 

iff Ml V*1*< » ilrnn • 

Ugf, H M ID li|> rant 

pr.ytr win M innMrM, if 

MM Mm Mill know 10 Mil. 

PuWlctfltm muit to prgmlHA, 

Hii prayin h(v> BMn an 

•wid 

OCEAN CITV 

PIrit Church of 

Christ Scientist 

and Reading Room 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School li:W A.M. 

Wednesdoys 8:00 P.M. 

Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

11 A,M, to t PM, 

ALL WELCOME 

Sat., 5:30 P.M. - Vigil of Palm Sunday 

Sunday Services, 8:00 A.M. & 10:00 A.M. 

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 

30th Street and Bay Avenue 

The Rev. Michael W. Goldberg, Rector 

(In Trader* Lone) 3314 Simpson Avenue 

Ocean City, New Jeraey 

IB Pleased To Annmince Their 

OPENING 

FRIDAY, APRIL 13th 

Offerlnjj Bibles/Books, Greeting Cards & Gifts 

Wddlh Birthdays, Graduation & All Occasions. 

j!ChooseChrlstlanEducatfonAyiaterlalS/Church ' 

fi ygj^ t\'v SU^f lesg Records & Tapes ,;; ^ ^ 

$!&%* 

gawatsBSia, 

JL 

SDNBAY 

10 ajn. - Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 pjn.. Midweek prayer 

aervte 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

600 S. Shore RA 

iflfWll 111 II 

The Rev, Russell H. Bowem 

SUNDAY 

§:4§ ajn. - Sunday sdwol 

11 U L • Morning worship 

7 pjn. • Evening service 

TABEBNACLE BAFTISr 

Wi St. and Wesl Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

servu* 

TUESDAY 

7:10 pjn, - Pnyw service 

FARH BAPTIST 

TownsMp Middle 

ftrry Road 

Barry Rice, pastor 

SMBAY 

9:45 

10:45 ajn.-Moraine 

THURSDAY 

7:30 pjn. - HUe stody 

rvice 

ST. AUGUSTINE^ BC 

Mi St. and Wesley Av. 


James Wikh, pastor 

MASSES 

Saturday - 4 and 7 pjn. 

Blessing of palms and 

procession at 4 pm HIM 

Sunday - I, 9:15 and 11 

am 

Monday and Tuesday — 7 pjn. Wednesday. 

and 8 a.m. 

Walnesday — 7 and 8 ajn., CHURCH OF THE 

arcl 7p.nL 

BESUH8ECTI0N, B.C. 

Holy Thursday — 7 pjn. 200W. TudwboeRd. 

wtth adoration until 10 pja Marmora 

Msgr. Jama J, Zegers, 

Wednesday, after each 

Mass; Thursday, 4 to 5 p.m. 

ST. FRANCES 

CABBJN1BX. 

2nd St. and Atlantic Av. 


Msgr. wnHam McCorristtn, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Saturday — 6:30 pjn. 

Fata Sunday'— I, 9:30 and 

UILOL 

Hol>' Thursday _ 6:30 pjji 

OUR LADY OF ' 

GOOD COUNSEL 

4Btt ». and Asbury Av. 


Msgr. Joseph Doherty. pastn- 

MASS 

Saturday — 4 and 7 pjn. 

PahnSunday—8,10:15and 

11:30 a_in. 

Monday, Tuesday and 

Wednesday-Masses8and 10 

am. ad 4 pjn. Confession 

f 

MASSES 

Pita Sunday — 8, 9:30 and 

11 a.m., 6:30 pjn. Blessing 

and distribution of palms 

after each Mass, 

Monday, Tuesday and 

Widnesday — Massei 7 and 

1:30 ajn, 

Passion Play presented 8 

MASSES 

Dally-8 ajn. 

Friday - • ajn. and 7 pjn. 

Saturday • 4 and 6;30 pjn. 

Sunday-8,9:15 ani 11 ajn. 

ST. JOSEPffS B.C. 

44th and Landls Av, 

Sea Isle City 

Rev, Aba KiHeen, pastor 

MASSES 

Dally - 7 ajn. and 4:30 pjn. 

In the church 

Saturday • I ajn., 5 and 7 

Sunday 

in church 

8, 9:30 and 11 ajn. 

ST. JOSEPH'S RC 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La. 

Sonieri Point 

MASSES 

Saturday — 5:30 

.Blessing of palnw p.m. 

and 

Confession — Monday 7:30 

to I pjn.; Tueaday 7:30 pjn., 

Wednesday 4 to I pjn. tad 

7:30 to 8 pjn, 

Christim Sdenog* 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRLST 

SCIENTIST 

8th St. and ABbury AT. 


Fpiscofxd 

BOLYTHBWY 

30tb St. and Bay Av. SUNDAY 


10:30a jn. 

Rev. Michael W. GoMberg, wffli pot «peakev, 

rector 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY- - 

SATUHDAY 


5;30 pjn. —Holy EudMuist 

Unwood , 

PASSION SUNDAY 

8 ajn. — Hojy Eucharist 

10 * JB, — Choral Eucharlrt 

MONDAY* 

WBSDAY 

7:30 ajn.- Morning prayer 

5 pjn. —Bvnlag prayer 

7:30 p.m. — Holy Eucharist 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30aja-Morning prayer 

9:30 a.m.-Holy Eucharist 

5 pjn, — Evening prayer 

7:30 p.m. — Children's 

Eucharist 

MAUNDY 

7:30 ajn.—Morning prayer 

5 pjn, — Evening prayer 

7:10 pjn. Holy Eucharist 

and stripping of altar 

Sunday - 7:45, 9, 10:30, 

11:45 ajn. and 5:30 pjn. 

Bolj Thursday. 6 pjn. Monday, Tuesday and 

(adoration following M*M_ WedBfidiiy - Masses17 and I 

ajn. aid 7 pjn. 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Soroers Point 

Rev. Roger J, Hamilton, 

rector 

OUB LADY OF SORROWS 

Wabash and Poplar am 

Uttwwod 

Holy Thursday — 7 p.m. 

SUNDAY 

Sun. — Holy Eucharist 

10 ajn. —Choral Eucharist, 

sermon. Liturgy of the Palms. 

Presents 

The Passion of Christ 

According to the Gogpeli 

(The Living Statione of tlie Cross) 

directed by Helen Vagpoli 

With Selection! From Handel'i MeNttiah 

jean Levins • Mutical Director 

Nicole Crowe • Organiit 

Wedjiesday, April 18th •& Good Fridoy 

April 20, at 8 p.m. 

Poplar & Waba§h Ave., Liiiwood 

nunalliinii Accepted 

HOLY WEEK 

SERVICES 

^ST. JOHN'S 

X Lutheran Church 

Central Ave at Tenth St. 

Ocean City, N j 

The Rev. Albert E. Alspach, Pastor 

PALM SUNDAY 

Holy Communion 11 A.M. 

with Palm Procession 

MAUNDY THURSDAY 

Holy Communion at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. 

GOOD FRIDAY 

Dramatic Reading at 7:30 P.M. 

The Vigil of Easier 

Holy Saturday at 7:30 P.M. 

(Bell Choir* Triîiiiy 

SUNDAY 

11 a.m. — Church Service 

and Sunday School 

DAILY 

11a.m. to 2 p.m. —Reading 

Rson open 

WEDNESDAY 

8 p.m. -— Testimony 

meeting. 

WBDNISDAY 

lOajn.—Holy Eucharist In 

the chapel. 

QredcOrMox 

HOLY TRINITY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mul Road 

Bargaintown 

Rev, Demetrois Contelios, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. Honing service. 

Interdenonrincrfional 

UNION CHAPEL 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

WiSLfr/tyE. OCEAN CJTY 

SUNDAY APRIL 15,1984 

9:30a.m.-SUNDAYSCHOOL . 

lOMBA 7:00 P.M. - PASTOR DONALD E HUHLBERT 

WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. - PRAYER SERVICE 

Standing tor fht 

FunitmtnWi 

ottheFtlth 

REV, DONALD E. HURLBERT, Senior Pastor 

REV, DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

FHED CONNER, Youth Wmclor 

DAVID SENSENEY, Choir Director 

PHIL SENSENEr, Organiit , 

van Transportation to and from Sunday School 

and Church Dlal-A- Ride 3992261; 

MET 

ETERS UNITEL 

ODIST CHURCH 

PALM ALM SSUNDAY, 

NDAY, APRIL 15,1984 

\6Mthtt%tl"MifMt' 

, ) 9:00 apd 10:30 Moaning Worlsfjlpp| i 

GIVING iliTHEMoSiMf 

&, V ;^rvleebrocrd^»fB•"•* • 

7 pjn.-Evening prai»ea]h(! : 

worship • • > •

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review 

THE SENTINELLEDCEft. OCEAN CITY. N-T. 

A production without be um 

2?J2& *^ 

Mtf§ Witt Its coir*nt 

I of Starting Hffm, 

• the nun*. 00 anywhere. 

great trick word, fti ihrnr, aMy presented by SaHy Am was no doe firm 

,înUy ptaytaf at tie Swiflg.RldMriIRWMTand M r t a m i t e 

gateway Playhouse to . Ifm Bdredp. Tiny do their written far musical 

r* • -•< 

ENTERPRISES 

Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal Cleaning 

Spring* Fall Clean-ups 

• Carpet, Upholstery & Window Cleaning 

Lawn cleanups A weekly cutting 

24HourS0nice 

Call 398-3383 

or 653-2006 

ATIEWTION 

OWNERS OF 

STORM 

DAMAGED 

A timely offer 

of assistance from 

South Jersey 

Gas Company 

the replacement of storm damaged house heatera and 

water heaters through participating plumbers and heating 

contractors. Also other gas appliances are available through 

the company's Energy Saver Centers, Before making a 

decision to repair that water damaged appliance, consider 

its age versus the cost to replace it with a new, more efficient 

unit. South Jersey Gas Company will finance the purchase of 

a new replacement appliance at a special 9% financing rate 

with only 10% down-now through June 30th. Call your 

plumber or heating contractor or the nearest South Jersey 

Qas Company Ener^ Saver Center for details. (Credit 

approval required.) 

SOUTH JERSEY 

GAS COMPANY 

CapeMay Centerit 

Routes- 

SwaIhton,rU082I0 

(609)465-2900 

wan? • maie 

Club presents fairy tales 

The drana de}Mi(iucm «f 

(he Cokoy Cbb wlD present 

Die mrtao grim/airy tafe» by 

pfesentod are: "Snow mite 

and the anttfreete" dtanlng 

Laura Kate, JiufyBecotto and 

FWrida Montley at the an- Dottle Fredericks; "Bmnble 

nual reciprocity night, itUtaUn and the baby 

Monday, April 16 at the Ocean tustoeas" starring JeriDubta 

Oty High School auditorium. and Jean Serber;"ande«ina 

Jean Gillian, who ha» and the em-after Ufa" 

Sl 

Hbmen, has undertaken tbe Judy Beeotte, Cathy Piatask 

of directing fids year, negan and Jean Serber; and 

The fairy Ules to be little Red and the big bad 

- - Ste-wolf" starring Laura 

, .„»_ . I Bfe. Dot Keele and Jrt 

VIDETtO 

1st WARD 

Ora. IM, tar B, Elufisr Nugnti 

narrator and Martha Dan to 

BOOSTERS'CRAFT 

SHOW APB1L M 

Tne Ocean Qty High School 

Baud Boosters win hold a 

craftanowontbeftiiisicPlerS 

am to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 

14. Students are asked to 

bring baked goods, white 

elephant items and to participate, 

tte Boosters wiJJ 

OPEN AT 9 A JW. 

Open your home 

togreatnw possibilities. 

* flBUil SBB" ban cm Uinj «• 1*1 mil yo* limit,-, link, ,ri 

UJIKB,M gulMtl Igr mnr Ui Mt 

WINTERCREEN GREENHOUSES INC. 

CREENHOUSIBUIlOERrf 

N,j,Comir.«SiM 

Bp«» CMNDOPINiNCMAIfi 2211N. Wiei Of, 

WirnwRti. Route 70 v Vlneland 

Columbui M m!lf W, Mtdford Clrele m^STI 

M7.SI71 Medlofd.NJ ' 

W#/V Fabulous Prhm When You 

Listen To A Play 

TWB 1B tttelihlid a 

medlcar photography 

cfcrgradimto 7 

the UnlW States. 

Stttdta&^jpgnid, 

from th^ ,y>rogfam § 

career* fa health care L, 

armonica during the afternoon service at the Debra Korobkjij'at ( 

Methodist Church in Tuckahoe. • art. 895.' ," 

Champagne jUng is readie 

Richard Bey, star of J00 busineaaes and are the The general chalrmer 

PhUadelphla's People Are highlight of the fling went - Jan Philadelphias People Are highlight of the fling e Campbell, 

natal, IWking, wOI will be the ttt special toiUyftTes. biUyfiles. raroughout Throughout ftf the^«ndJarjRttw.strt 

guest host of the Champogne eveitchampagneandbors d' 

nag XDI, organiied by tbe oeuvres will be served. 

CflP 6 May County Unit of the.. Qip^Maf ttm^ business 

American Cancer Society owners are urged to parfrom4to8pjn. 

Sunday,May ticipate by donating a gift 

2U» tte OoUw ta, Awton. unique to their business or 

Vu fling is one of the «rieg. AmoBg tart âf 1 Jow««J JajiiFloiis.atreM 

event represents theeffo 

way Cape May Cp 

oounty involvement In rid 

tmta for • the Amehc 

! BiWfWd.., >:.«rating) J 

Ifg^hind raising events In unusual Items auctioned were available for.»100 pet, flc| 

New Jersey, tart year's event a New York theatre trip, a general admission acketsl 

*»• MipoinlBlt.for con- dambake, Avalon cruise for IW. For,>Mdlt(onii A 

WhtfloBi to the American «,wtadmrftr,«dSuptrbM 

^dama ButÎy' 

4p 

The Richard Stockton State mi individual spoils 

College Foundation has an- through donations wmgi 

nounctd Ih pius to pro^t {hap 1250 - fl,!^..^ 

the Connecticut Opera Wbutions are taideduo 

Company production , of The evening wfll'incW 

Madam Bufif!3f&ra»Ms Wft ftpat^îr^Wti^^ 

sping benefit on Saturday a'oeuvres and wine at 6ij 

evening, April 14 in the Pândac±ainâgneies| 

college's performing arts reception after the ope; 

oentw PA "*"" tL " * J ' 

f # t 

terflywlUbeprorfded.bythe' 

Qmibor OrcteSra^^^^f^ds Ticket; (ioiwUo 

England. Ine affair wijl be are »50, with n-JlnUtednumll..., 

supported by local bualrieases" of seats avallabfi,' aRî 

'Easter parade ,•. ; ! \ • :? ' r all J 

starting time is announced # 

the annual Easter parade FoIlowlnB iudainfl Jb^*- 

SPRING CHANGEOVER 

N.J. Statit Inspection Cent 

DAV, APRIL 12,19S4 

The MEATing Place 

FTHORNAPPLEVALLEV , 

»CRVOVAC(WATER ADDED) . 

Butt Portion 

fSmokedHam b 

|!THORN APPLE VALLEY CRWVAC , 

'fULL CUT. WATEA ADDED • 

Shank Half 

Smoked Ham ». 

pmmmsF 

Smoked Ham »1.O7 

%HOrtN APPLi VALLI¥ CBY-O-VAC, WATlli AOBiD 

Cantor Cut Ham Steaks . i,' 1.77 

THORN APPLE VALLEY. PETITE. WATER ADDED 

Boneless Smoked Hams „ '2.49 

ARMOUR SPEEDY CUT, WATER ADDED 

Boneless Smoked Hams ,^2.29 

SlSWIFT FROZEN rfhfTE* DARK MEAT 

Holly Farms J pAc B if Poultry 

ChickenLegsA . 

.'MEATY • • 

Chicken ThighsCS 

IWUBABKlrtAf WAV- 'K ';. _ 

"SSassi 

Sour Cream ,.,.. 

•ShopRIHWHOLEMILKORPARTSKIM 

Orange Juice . 

The Deli Place 

HVKW MOfti!" 

it J Fillet Of ffm 

Flounder* 

WpsyDoodlftsWIse 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER OCEAN CTTY. NJ, 

10-14 LBS. 

LOW IN 

CALORIES 

W f - Pefdo.Ro«ttrS.f f R^'SoerorGn 

BEEF LOIN. BPNELE63 TOP BUTT 

Sirloin Steak®, , .»•2,77 

CENTEHCUT 

Boneless Pork Chops *'2.77. 

RIB PORTION. BONELESS 

Pork Loin Roast , '2.17 

LOIN PORTION, BONELESS. 9-11 CHOPS 

Pork Loin Combo . h *2.47 

LOIN POBTION, 9^11 CHOPS 

Pork Chop Combo L »1.37 

ma PORTION 

' FROZEN 3 Ib.PKG. 

GROUND 

BEEF 

The Grocery Place 

4LL VAR. 

B(GSPT 

DECAF. 

Glass Plus or 

SB 

-a 

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H 

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f 1 

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Use your r jbr 

By MARIE HUBER 

Sod«lEdiKr 

Buy, but good, redpes an 

usually the Wet working 

people keep handy, since time 

can be at a premium. 

,anptypi« pan. The end result 

was a quick delicious pie with 

Ib own crust 

For those who have never 

made the impossible pie we 

•have two recipes to try. Also, 

too cheese cake redpes that OfPOSSIBLECOCONUT 

can ate be made in the CREAM PIE 

Remember the year Mender and poured Into a 

everyone wu making to- reach/ made crust 

poirible pie«? they were The first U a coconut cream Vt stick soft margarine 

iwmed aa tucb because all pie that will surprise Ittp. vanilla 

Ingredlento are pot In aeveryone 

and la made in one Zc. milk 

blender ad poured Into an minute 

%c. sugar 

STEEDLE, MEOARCEE, YQUNdBLGOD, 

FRANKLIN & CORCORAN, P,A, 

COUNSELLORS AT LAW 

pleasure in announcing 

the opening of an Ocean City office 

for the general practice of law at: 


Ocean City, New Jersey OS226 

(609)398-1135 

Gerald J, Corcoran. Esquire • Attorney in Residence 

COOKING CONNJECTION 

f 

Sox. wrftened cream cbeeae 

l can coarse .coconut 

Place aU Ingrodtcnto, except 

coconut, in Hw tdender 

and (tend at Ugh apeed about 

one minute. Add coconut and 

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Rinck gets his 100th win; 

By TOM WILLIAMS LUAMS end!, coach, starting atarttna Ha his ICtt 10th year mar r- i -- • - r 

that I've got six aperienced 

•I the helm. 'Right now r*m 

aenlors, 

Reaching the 100 victory » occupied wife preparing 

to think about milestones* 

mark wu "nict" for Ocean tor HA town we play, mart 

aty High School Baseball rf whom. wt haw B«BP 

Cbucti Bud Rim*, But ttt 

Eagles just one hit and one vanced to second on a Egg Harbor Township 

win kept hit unbeaten Raiders 

$9 a year ago, aDswad the tuned run, striking oat aix flelder's choice, took third on added an unearned run in the 

atop Division Om of the capewhile 

walking only two, Ifca an error and scored on a wfld seventh as Leslie and Hi 

Atlantic League WM even 

striking out seven. Only ana of win lifted his icooiYI to 3-0. pitch. 

teammates concentrated on 

rt«r. 

victory total into thretnewea VTneland'i tiro rani wag 

'I'm iure there art lota of (Mi record to now 101-83) was 

lUIIJiihJp fl£3H%d ftvt off. 

Ibe Eagles tied the score at getting the final three outs 

(•rned. 

who win 100 gamei," a M victory over Vtoeland 

I^slle but Ocean aty tied the M In the fifth when Rob mat would provide victory. 

"David pitched a peat 

the Raiders veteran flnmday hy Junior W- 

score with a nm in the bottom Ralston delivered their only ,TWs afternoon (4:00) Rinck 

game," said Rinck. "lie set of the first Tbmm mAed Mt, an RBI single. 

takes his Raiders to Abeecon 

tbem down ta order ta four of and stole second. Mmer was With two oub in the bottom where they wID face nn- 

the seven bmlnp and struck •ft oo an anr and also stole of the fifth. OC took the lead defeated Holy Spirit, only one- 

out the «tck> with the bases aecond. Ttiomas came across tor good. Once again, Thomas half game behind the Raiders. 

1.-.-. ft—• fa* ft.- aîîiL it 

JQHQ6Q gg ^QB BcT^ÎUI on a ground ban to short by was involved. He singled, Next Wednesday they return 

Mffler's onrtM double got Joe Jones. 

stole second and third and home to face Bridgetan. 

things started for Ocean City In the fourth, the Raldera then scored, along wltt Like maw other Raider 

ta the Brat Inning. B was took the toad. Joe Jones Miller, who had walked, on teams this year, the step up to 

Mowed by a triple, which watted but mi forced at Dennis Jones' doable, It was Division One has fata han- 

supplied the game-winning second on John Gunnels' Jones' second straight game* dled quite comfortably on the 

BACK RBtofl the bat of abortstop ground ball. Gunnels ad- winning RBI. 

""" ".'fitUidEitlHlpi 

Derail Jones. First baseman 

CK a DECKER Joe Jone* then doubled, 

Choose Ws 

VSRHoiaufT»Clrjia! storing Jones and giving the 

pur*pectal sate ptoe-' g 

$10, tfreefly from iffik a Decker, 

Raids* a M advantage. 

M Itanas, Rlnck's quick 

and hot-hltttag (.«») centtr 

DRILL 493 

(Wder, started the aeraod by 

getting Mt wife a pitch. He 

and Miller were both «afe on a 

Mfcr* cboke. A Dennis 

250 vwitlmotof with Mpcuwfiniwense 

Ann denote chaaed both 

nDnen hone, but Miller was 

11 119th win before the regular 

mid Rinck, "and season ends," he said; "that 

they're really not in awe of wquld be something to A 

anybody. I do think, however, 

that you face more consistent It would also mean a league 

pitching to this division, at 

test that's how it looks after 

was also very pleased Hundreds due 

with how his flrat-claw 

baseball facility aurvived the for 

recent storm. "I ma a bit 

concerned," be admitted, archery classic 

"but the recreation crew did a 

great job. Of course, this field Atlantic Community^ 

to now a Jot better equipped toCbllege 

wfll host its eighth 

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Oassic April 13, M and 15 at 

Tbough win number 100 wM 

Atlantic City Cbnventijjii Hall 

nothing special to Aid Rinck 

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compete for medallions and 

ana number would make Mgi 

more than 920,000 in priw 

very happy. "If I could get my 

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RAGE 12 — SECTION TWO THE SENT1NELLKDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THUBSDAV, APRIL a>,M< 

1 Raiders, without their pitcher, lose to Egg Harbor in softball, 7-6 

' 

The Ocean City mgb School 

a Qirli Somali Teanj sustained 

W:m! fint loss of the season 

Monday In an •way contest 

against Egg Harbor Townsbjp. 

Hit visitors were faced 

»W an adverse situation — 

pitcher Sondra Reeves didn't 

play. 

-ma wui ta gut inly 

due to Ulnesa. 

lfce team realizes that 

tadm will not pitch, and that 

' It Trill be necessary to play 

TCII defensively, and to score 

! a lot of runi," noted Coach 

Maud Watson. 

Pitching In Reeves' place 

• were Debbie Hoban and Carol 

Gallse, who did an admirable 

job considering the clrcumstances. 

Egg Harbor had 

no bits after the third inning, 

Tne first score was made by 

Ocean aty Kristie Miller 

crossing the plate on a Mt by 

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Dibble Garvey in the ant 

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Egg Harbor scored three 

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five walks and one hit. 

No runt by either team 

were scored in the second 

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Mike Liguori. a sixth grade student at Jordan 

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Golf tournament to aid life-saving 

SOMERS'POINT - The 

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May 5 at the Sands' Create 

Bay Country Club hire. 

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SOFTBALL 1083-84 

a the bottom of flje ttW, « *"« walks and two him 

EggHiirtw scored towruns maMug tbe score M. 

^ e DATE 

OPPONENT Place/Time 

Frl.-Apr. II •Mlllvllle 

Away 4:00 

baseman Moore lead off and to overcome the loss of Sandra Wed.-Apr. II • gridgefen 

i Away 4j00 

reached first base on an error. and to have a good season," Thun.-Apr, 19 • OskcreSt 

Home ifiOO 

* Oeean City started its She made second on • steal commented Watson. "Egg Mon.Apr.3a • Mainland 

Home 4:00 

comeback in the fifth Inning and third on a fielder's choice. Berber Township played an W«d,-Mayz • Cumberland 

Home 1:00 

Frt.-Moy * •Atlantic City 

Home 

wltt two scores. The first wan She reached home on an anUant game sgainst us, 

Sat.MayS Hammen'on Tournament Away' 

by Debbie Garvey on a double Illegal pitch. 

with several good plays, ana Man.-May? •Vlneland 

Away 4:00 

by Lisa Crwnptoni the otter "Yesterday's game showed they came out to win," Wed.-May? * leg Harbor Township Home 4iO0 

by Ratty Vail on a single by what Ocean aty has to do - 

-AWnaAmendt Prl.*May'ti , •Holy Spirit 

Away 

DoranFogUo. 

saf./Stay 11 Hammonfon Tournament Away 

Mon.MayU 'Mlllvllle 

Home 

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Wed, May is •Oakcrest 

Away 

by Ocean Cifr in the sixth, 

Frl.-May li * irldgefon 

Homt 

making it M, Sue Becker and 

Mon.Aia/21 * Mainland 

Away 

Krlatle Miller both scored on a 

Wed.-Miyn * Cumberland 

Away 

double by Kathy VaU, 

TuM.-Mayza N.J..S.I.A.A. 

The last Inning brought the 

•League Games 

Head Coach; Roland Wulson 

Raiders one nun run. The 

seventh started with Doran 

Foglio leading off with a walk. 

She then moved to second and 

third on a bunt and a 

Shufflin'on 

sacrifice. Finally, itae was 

sacrificed home to tie the 

score W. 

Egg Harbor scored one run 

to win the game. Second 

in prizes, Including the at 5:45 am Tax deductable 

dosest-to-the-hole prize which donation for each entrant is 

again will be donated by The 

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Contestants may sip up in The tournament has been 

pairs or foursomes, or the filled quickly in the past; 

Rotary Club will assign players are advised to call for 

partners. Categories will reservations early. For tee off 

Include men's, women's and times and further In- 

Calloway. Tee offs will start formation, call 927-1002. 

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ByEDVETIH win column. 

We speak for our entire 

It WM our privilege to enjoy membership In offering to big 

the 45th wedding anniversary bundle of orchids for f; their 

est 

The celebration wan a wishes for a healthy,-happy 

luncheon held In the Greate future in their new borne In 

Sty Country Club last Sun- Newtown Square. ' ( 

day. Sharing In the Another bit of pleatfant 

celebration via their family, news concerns one ofvpur 

including three grand- members of many yeaxawho 

children, done Ocean City Is about to celebrate avblr- 

friends and other friends from thday. William (Bfll) ZabeJ 

their present home, the wUl enjoy his 90th birthday on 

Dunnwitty Retirement April 23. BUI, too, hail 

Complex. 

wy active member a 

Thehna and Harold have are in Ma debt for oun 

been very active members of program which contain? ji 

our gbuffleboard club since its our tournaments, 

inception in the early '40B. 

Tiey have held almost every 

office In the club from 

recording secretary to 

correipondlng secretary. 

They were la charge of the 

candy ahoots and other 

tournaments over the years. 

Thehna has been our club 

historian, keeping track of 

almost every printed article 

and every Important happening 

In our club. 

Aside from their many 

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tops also. Thelma has placed 

first In many local gad state 

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many more yean 

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MAINLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 

FRESHMAN SOFTBALL 

Vinelanci 

Away 4:00 p.m. 

Away 11:00a.m. 

nyfi Cumberland 

Home 4:00 p.m. 

aJ April 16 Egg Horbor Township Home 4.00 p.m 

May! Oakcrest 

Home 4:oo p.m. 

Mlllvllle 

Home 11:00 a.m. 

Vlniland 


Cumberland 

Away 4:00p.m. 

. Egg Harbor Township Away 4i00p,m. 

Fre»hman Coach: Thoftia»Grackenbero 

e, Zulena and Zandra Benjamin, students 

Jordan Road School in Somers Point con- 

"hitructed this toothpick house with eight boxes of 

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Boys launch track season 

by defeating '83 division champs 

In their Division J debut 

Friday, the Ocean aty High 

School Boys' Track Team 

downed last year's chant 

plan, VineUnd, 6MU, 

Seniors Jonathan Dice and 

Eugene Watts ltd the 

Raiders, who were 10-0 and 

Division H champs last year. 

"I thought it mm be a 

good meet," said Wayne 

Oolman, now In his eighth 

year as head coach. "I felt we 

, could win if we could take a lot 

rf seconds, and thirds and 

Deal-Bid 

Hlgb scorer Thursday 

night, April § in pinochle it 

the Ocean aty Card Qub mt 

Marie Ruanack with 630. 

Runnen-up were CUff 

Stengel 627, Tom Stretton 625, 

Dot McKemie 603, Jean 

Btabug 591, Amelia Thompson 

566, Willard Winger 141, 

Bettie Alber 541, Ann 

Nickeljohn W and Frieda 

Mate 537. 

High scorer Monday, April 9 

in pinochle wti Florence 

Stretton 653, 

Runner-up wen Jim 

Truckaess 636, Howard Byan 

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Wallace Jones 587, Evelyn 

Davies 583, Bfll Jacobs 581, 

fan, Stretton 581, Elsie 

Layem 5M and Jane 

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Victor KanfoM 3,660 and Roth 

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P&GE 14 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL'LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

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••* ^ JOB WATKINS 

Hie 

Published by the students of Ocean City High School 

A break from tradition 

In years past, the plays put on by the 

OCHS drama dub, were noted far their 

awful scenery, ample sized cut, and 

QM of all, the musical content 

this years presentation Our Town, Is a 

big. step away from the musical type 

performance, to straight drama, 

Jhrough this transition, many changes 

hgfl come about dealing with the 

mechanics of the play. One of these 

cttjhgea, deals with the cut, Although 

dily4i of ito usual sta, the cast has had 

tCLBJilft from the usual ringing, to more 

Editors note; The Bfllowf 

staff 

to New York m 

mh annual Columbia 

J i g are the impression, of 

t miflmmribm who attended 

!%.¥.&, what is It about you?"... 

New York, New York, Its a wonderful 

tiwn. If I can make tt there IT1 make It 

fe"> V to you, New York. 

York I 

New York Is a fasdnaOng and endless 

i uree of material for tang writen. 

litii matches of popular lyrics 

i pt«ent only o fraction f ttddl 

f SB many modern songs are forever 

comparing tannan beauties to good- 

I uting olbcr Impossibllitles. Hje unique 

c inmon characteristic el songs written 

g ^ York to fee facttat every 

to 4a true. Tfca possibilities art 

%lhe fabuloufl, ftntasy dty of hard 

" Street vendors, dlwying 

shooting cabWes, brilliant 

•ftQfflrlt^nt lllOVQS'Sflt flfiythfiag 

If ta a dty built by dreams to 

dreams. It was built by tbe 

aras of wide-eyed, hopeful im- 

erowdlng Joyfully onto mta 

the dreams of siamtruck young 

and actresses walUngfortbelrhlg 

on Broadway, and the dreams of 

everywhere who ever wanted 

tike a chance. 

York is a dry for gamblers. It 

the ultimate gamble. Even • 

farmboy or Iowa milkmaid Is 

to get starry-eyed at the near 

York or tte abolute nadir of 

'ft thought that make* the heart d 

ITOT gambler beat faster. Who needs 

City? In New York one can find 

eidtttnent and much higher 

.-Valerie Bran 

aerious acting. 

Helping the actors along Is director 

au Hamilton. "Mr. Hamilton has taught 

us how to get Into real acting, and hag 

shown us how to bring out our parts," 

says oat member Jeff Gilbertsoo. 

Another big change cornea with the 

fernery and props, "Tntr* are none," 

»yi atudsnt director Karen Wtgnw, 

"only a few tables and chairs, tins is 

straight out drama. The costumes 

though come from • professional 

costume company in New York," 

One major part of the play Is the 

lighting set up. "The lighting is the most 

Important part of the play. Since there Is 

"r 

no scenery, it can be used to set the 

mood." Gilberts said. 

Although it is not really known how the 

new type of play with fair wi 

Although it Is not really known how the 

new type of play will fair with students of 

OCHS, and the parents, some views are 

Gflbertson gap, "the students should 

like it if they don't expect a musical." 

"The parents should enjoy it," jays 

Wagner. "They will be glad to see a 

change of pace, and me acting talents 

mat the students pose." "This is the type 

of play that after you see it, you really 

think about It." 

I* " s *f 

'Our Town' coming 

to OC tomorrow night 

Tomorrow night the culmination of 

long months of work comes to an end ai 

the Ocean City High School drama dub 

presents Our Town at 8:00 pm, April 

13th and 14th in the high school 

auditorium, 

•There hasn't been e play like this to a 

while," said director Bill Hamilton 

referring to the {act the play Is • nanmujlcai. 

Our Town is set at the turn of the 

century where daily life, love, marriage, 

and death are all encountered. It centers 

on the idea that people aren't aware of 

how Important life Is. It reaches Into 

America's past and evokes a vanished 

way of Ufe. 

Senior Nancy Johnson plays the lead 

role of Emily Webb, who marries George 

Glbbs, played by Brad Bjorkstan. 

Sophomores Andrea Manzi and Rob 

Astle have the roles of Mr. and Mrs. 

Webb. Rob Phander plays the stage 

manager who keeps up a constant 

dialogue with the audience throughout 

(he play. Jeff GUbertson is Dr. Glbbs, 

George's father, 

The supporting cast Includes Mary 

Kate Gaynor in the role of Mrs. Soames 

and Paiijurphy is Professor Willard and 

Simon SUnpson. Jamie McElgin plays 

Wall WebbAKen Czaja Is Joe CraweQ. 

The three of them will elso be baseball 

players who will move around the props 

while the play Is going on. 

By KAREN WAGNER 

Allot us at Ocean City High know that 

toere'a a big worU biyond OCm* briA 

mill. How often do we think about it? 

According to gone college bound Juniors 

quits a tot. 

Wen, the school year is nearing Its end 

and plans are already being made in 

juniors' mlnda. What collegi or 

university will I attend? What should I 

major in? What about those SAT Korea? 

Will it be Ivy League or a smaller 

community college? 

A group of juniors have tttlr own 

opinions; 

Amanda Heist; "I definitely want to go 

to college, I've known for awhile that 

W t t la my first eholoi." 

ctions of the 'Big Apple* 

New York Is an elusive, fairy tale 

dream—not Just a dty, an Idea, a mood, 

a feeling of daring. As long as there are 

dreamers ta the world, New York will 

flourish and draw them like a puling 

glowing magnet. , 

A trop to New York at any time Is 

always exdtmg. And the one I took with 

Sta other friends from The Mam was 

oo exception. Leaving Ocean Qty with 

many Ideas about what the Big Apple U 

like, I aniiously looked forward to the 

end of our three-hour bus ride. 

When we arrived In New York I was 

overwhelmed. The tremendous building 

andmobsofpeoplewerewhatleipected 

to see. The many shops, businesses, and 

huge stores also same as no surprise to 

me. 

We checked Into our hotel room and 

beaded to the Columbia Sdiolastie Press 

Association Conferences. To get ten we 

had to take the subway which I had never 

ridden before. The 90 cent-token bought 

me a ride on a rumbling, underground 

train. The walls were adorned with 

graffiti which none of us could read. 

There were many lectures held at 

Columbia College for high school Journalists. 

The Informative yet sometime*. 

boring classes provided us with tome 

useful knowledge for future writing 

assignments. 

We returned to our hotels anxiously to 

get ready for diner. From all the 

restaurants to choose from, we had a 

very tough choice. But ire finally decided 

on French food which turned out to be 

very good. Even though I had never hid 

French before, the delicious sauces and 

soups we had was something I very 

îWenJoytd. 

The following day waa spent eaploring 

all the fabulous sights In New York Oty. 

Visiting Macy *s Sak's, and anything else 

we came upon kept us busy for most of 

the.day. Carefully checking over the 

domes, we wen shocked at tbe super 

Billows Staff 

J,*«ihBh«i* 

?,,,., ......i..,.................JodjSw.okoai 

,iW,,y,iii.M.a,,..,,,.W,,,«,,^Ca4hyAWB»i 

•, Maria DcChroUmo, Kim Powi.ndH.BmflO'Nril 

^mp^^î^.^»,,vjteAu^;»^dviwif:*M*ii«i^fc^ 

gji^fc**^ViN^K^F,*%• 

Others who a/e working bard to make 

the play a success include: Dan Hoovw, 

Mike Toed, Cindy Glowienka, Dede 

Sttdman, Diedra Mclnerny, and Kara 

Wagner who la the student director. 

Cyndy Smith ta the assistant to Mr. , 

Hamilton. , . . 

Tie members of the Drama Club are 

going to do the third act in two com* 

petitions at Buck's County and Upsula 

THE PULITZER 


College. These cbmpetlUonB art to tak4> 

mmat the radtfM*y. ""F 

' Our Town has received 

reviews nationwide. The Piflltzer 

Winning play has been heralded as one 

the moit important theatrical « 

periences ol our time. Don't mlaa thja 

exciting and Interesting play on T 

and Saturday. Student tickets are' 

adultoareH Theycanbe 

any cast member or In the 

PRIZE PLAY 

TON WILDER 

Junioritis at OCIIS?!! 

Lauren Bruce: "I'm really looking 

forward to going to college but I plan to 

enjoy Ugh school to the fullest extent." 

Karen Marple: "Hie thought of going 

away to college team me a little but I 

can't watt to go!" 

Roger Deutch: "I'm psyched to 

graduate tat let's have a great senior 

year," 

Jane Young: "I can't wait to go away 

to college but I'm going to continue 

enjoying high school whflte I'm atOI 

hem" 

Sal Deglrolamo: "High School la a 

psat experience, Vet I can't wait to 

move on to bigger and better things." 

Some advice to Junlora Is: 

Dennis Jones: "Start college planning 

in your junior year, start earryl" 

ipis 

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.a; ii", 

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(; lOt 

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Sam Foglio: "The wait thing is 

wait until Senior year to Art " 

plans-do it now!" 

College win be tough and everyone 

knows It Yet, students are already 

dreaming about long nights of stud^nj), 

new friends, dorms and tbi^ 

extra touch of independence 

-mi 1M 

loving, «fored, ginrlllid and prater 

VM thremghovt fh» vtorid. now and 

(orevsr. Oh Socrod Haart of JMUJ, 

pray for U« St Judt, halfw of th* 

hopewu, pray for ut. say thli 

prayer nlm tlmM a day and your 

with win ba granted by tha dghtHnth 

dsy. It h»» never own Known to 

fall. Publication mint be promliad. 

S l w 411 

In Memoriam 

in ^Ving memory of my 

hutband ' Domenlck 

Mlgliacclo on hi> third annivertary 

April 16,1981. 

it broke our heart* to lose 

you, but you didn't go alone 

for part ot ut went with 

you, the day Ood took you 

home. 

Sadly missed by wife, 

daughter, son-in-law and 

grandchildren. 

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Cash Paid • Fast reroon 

Oe««nH*lohtt 

Bait Battam Ex- Auto Salivas* 

i-n Call 027-7337 

OOVBNNMBNT JOSS ~ ThOUMMl «f 

vacanclN mutt M (mad Immaoiataly 

KIM* to tfo.iii. call m*u#m, BM SituatioiifWanttd 

JANITOHIAU AND CLBANINO — Full OCEAN CITV HANOYMAN— 

ttine.ni*!* or fauna. Can Wf4)tt». ill ranovatloni, altaratlona, carptntry, 

plumbing, dactrlcai, palntlnt and 

HELPI Part tlnw at full tlma Humad concrtta. CallWlWI. S.tr**l 

mala panon, no comjMtltMin with 

tti* bnk*r. Cxctllmt commlaalon HOU4ECLBANIHO — Bxctllant 

airanaamant.CallNaaJll j-io rtranncM. Yatr round. Call IM-71*/ 

afttrJcm. 4-)S 

OOVeRNMBT JOBS "- tla^9 

WOKt y*ar. Now Mrlns. Vow an*. Call 

WM*7-MM, Ext. R-iflO. M 

SUPIRINTENDBNT 



Autlwrlty Is seeking m per 

son to manage the startup 

and, operations of the 

Authority's new countywide 

Sanitary Landfill and 

Solid 'Waste Transfer 

Station. The candidate 

salected. must have a 

minimum of six (4) years 

«f recent landfill operating 

or Navy construction experience 

with three (1) 

years at supervisory level. 

Candidates must demonstrate 

knowledge of rules 

and regulations pertaining 

to Solid Waste In New Jersey. 

In .addition, the candidate* 

rnuit demonstrate 

ability to manage daily 

operations of the landfill 

and , transfer station, 

.equipment, maintenance, 

refuse. , weighing , . and 

billing, site maintenance 

and, community customer 

relations. A high school 

education Is required and 

advanced technical and/or 

engineering study mu^ld, 

waste'' disposal - ! rit 

preferred. Salary Rang*; ' 

$27,41* • »M^17. Submit 

resumes w|th, references 

to) Cape May; County 

Municipal .'f, »'Utllitl«s 

Authority, y, R.s^ b ^ M 

CapeV 

CapeV May. 

May 

Court' ^ W 

N.J; onio. Tei*ph9ne,4*s- 

9OU. ' Deadline^* 1br;V«P* 

plication U S t t 

lVfM A 

MECHANIC'S 

ASSISTANT 



Authority is seeking candidate, 

to fill a Mechanic's 

Assistant position at the 

County-wide Sanitary Landfill, 

Candidates must 

possess » Valid Mew Jersey 

Driver's License; a 

working knowledge/ of 

standard tools, methods, 

mechanical repair work 

associated with heavy 

equipment commonly used 

at a sanitary landfill. Interested 

applicants should 

request an application 

from the Cape May County 


Authority, R.D. 1, Box 231, 

Cape May Court House, 

M.J. OHIO. Telephone 445- 

WM. Deadline for Apr«fisrri* 

5;» p.m. Apni 

Y'lTft. An Equal Opportunity 

and Affirmative Action.Ehiployer. 

4» 

Year 'round fletall 

More dMlrwe at 

8ALB8PER3ON 

Must make 4 good appearen. 

Honesty and pleasing 

personality a must. Experience 

and local resident 

required. 5 day week 

and. paid Vacation. Apply 

W/resume or previous 

work experience to: 

BOX «*4 

SENTINEL-LEDOER 

Ocean City, N.J. 092U 

SALESPERSON OFT SHOP 

Gift Collection, Inc. Is now 

Interviewing for sales 

Associates at mahy of its 

hotel/casino gift shop 

locations. Prior retail sales 

experience with gifts, 

lewelry or apparel Is a 

definite plus. We offer 

salary; commission and an 

excellent benefits package 

which Includes Insurance, 

profit sharing and a credit 

union. , _,, . 

For Immediate consideration, 

please apply In 

person at the personnel offlee,.Caesar's 

Gift Shop, 

2nd floor at Caesar's Hotel 

Casino, Atlantic City, N.J 

Monday thru Friday, 11 to 2 

P.m. * i» '-. 

IF YOU WANT GROWTH 

AM) MWCY, YOU WANT 

AVON 

fofSa1a»R*pr*i>n«>tiv*t> >• - ' 

Etm up to MM on avaryttiing you 

Mil. Mak* itonay, frlandt and *n|oy 

IM Mnafiti ot running your owp 

butlnatl/iM VW 1 ?*!!! tha 

worlds MadlngbaavI^conttMny. / 

LANDSCAPB OAROMB«'5 HELPER 

C J l f t r i n 4-n 

HANDYMAN'! HILPER - Part fllM 

mmummmMmw, Uheurmlnlmom, 

ODD ItM, pahlt, carpwihy, y*rd «rt. 

SECURITY OUARO—Pull lima or pan HOUIBKEEPSBT— HOUIBKEEP dMrail dMil oar r weak, 

tl«mkll*M4KDi tu will do llaundry d and ahopelna. hel M* M*v* own 

traiaMrniMri.Calll 

tti Cll «4Mf>4. 

CHAMBERMAID — Vowno woman. 

approx. M noun a mak, * moma. Call PROFEUIONAL WOKKINO WOnUM 

- N N * rseni from May IWi M MVtr 

m-au. 4-» W. Will pay rant and or Oo tnoftt. 

PART TIME — WatnV/ waltnaa cook. •MpMni, BasyWim, MnMt. Gill 

. Apply In panon at waifay HtmrnMad. *• untf* tm-nu Mm, MMIU MM 

M 

mmstr. •-,..•• ~.- Ui 

CHAMBERMAIDS WANTED — for 

Pavilion Motor Lads*. Hnnl and 

nMlagla.CalIJtrWM. ill 

WB ARE NOW ACCBPTINO AP- 

PLICATIONS —Mr young man evar II 

to work in tha candy oapartiiwit tt 

fhrlwa, *tti and Boardwalk. Pkua* 

oil'aflar I p.m. to Mr*. Durnoy, ifK 

mo 4-1» 

COOK AND DISHWASHBR — braaktat, 

kmch and dlnnar. Apply Culinary 

Oaraan, Ml Cantral Av*. Call Mr-tro 

nirlppoliilmant. 4-H" 

McOONALD-S OF OCBAN CITY — K 

now hinno full or part tlnw, momma 

and, awning noun, tth *nd wait Av*.. 

Own City. BMMt M 

LIPMUARM - N*MM •*' Nil full 

Iftna, aaatonal poainonf. Campground 

arttloB alB wtitoi tin n ppool 

am lak* Car 

tifieatlcn rwuirad. id Apply Al I In panon to t 

Outdoor worid. Law and Snora RaMrt, 

Carton Tavwn Road, Ocaan Vlaw. «-ll 

Wonted 

KANE'S COINS 

Coin*, llampi, Supplies 

1245 Anbury Av*. 

Buying Very Fine a Better 

Morgan Silver Dollars 

1S70-1S04M2.B0U. 

Pe*o« Dollar* 

•11.0OM. 

Opn All vaar - wad. tun, «•!. 

Buying & Sailing Coins 

slnca m\ 

DOLL COLLECTOR — wldm to buy 

Blaqwa and china hawl dolli. wood 

ScManut doiu. Orcua anlmah) and 

Alaxandardolli, toy*. Call avanlnM M- H 

WANTED 

Ifajroe you are out ot town 

tor tha suirimaV end n—dm 

RESPONSIBLE FAM11Y 

to ayaKfi over end take art ot 

tour proptrty mhllm you're 

gon*. 

Pirn* CMII ua It you Aare 

thlM need. Thank you/ 

308.1778 

We Buy 

used video 

movio cassettes 

both Beta 

and VHS 

•s Bring to: 

Knlghf.Vldao 

a«iSt*WMl*yAwe>. 

OoMnCity 

For Evaluation 

S 

AMBITIOUS TBENAOER-Mnfi offl" 

Ht* or lunvnar lob RMaM*. dans 

drtjie con 3iH«B-4ai cr Hrtta Tim 

Bwtn, IMS Undanhurtt ftoaoVYanttoY.' 

PW(U. WQ47. 4J-.tr 

DDES YOUlf"MOUSl NEED PAIN- 

TINOT Plannmtsorltialoboma. CmU 

m-*O-tW for ra*»ehipi» mm. (Can 

mriworlUiinai) 44* 

Prof I Services 

llNlERIOB/EXTERIOR 

Quilty Wort 

RMMMlfe MM 


Call 398-1940 

PUnttog 

Walpaper ft Rapt*. : 

Big or until, wm'll do ft *W 

399-4791 

IIBVICBI ' 

FRANK TEDESCO 

Concrete Contrjctor 

31 ¥ears Experience 



CurMngaDrivewfjysiporenei 

Sldewalki«Floor»»Ete. 

flwt CittiMdH 927-5052 

CIV 

Chan*. 

Cwrt«otor 

Complete 

Bathroom and Kitchen 

Renovations 

THi 

ANDYMAN 

DflCkRepalr 

y 

•Pandng 

•DropCeftijj 

•Carpentry 

CALL 

RON 

• 15 Years Experfence 

"Najobtootmiiorblf" 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

SUN.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

CLEANING 

1 m B% i p,M, 

pick up game day 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

An. t NM M.I 

Sonera Paint * 

FISHER 

PAINTING 

We are building our reputation 

one house at a time. 

Insured 

Call 399-0412 

_ FRE£ £STIMATiSj 

REUPHOLSTERY 

Expert Workmanship 

Quality Fabrics 

:ail Today for FREE 

In-Home Estimate 

No ObUgatlcn 

'LATTS FURNITURE 

HAN 

Sf 

FratitflnifM, 

rawing 

Mfk 

"""a 

TRINITY PAINTING 

joe CanceDier 

Interior • Exterior 

Residential - Commercial 

Quality Work-Free Estimates 

CALL 399-M57 

W.I. 

WeCtoSmalJohi 

Free Estimates 

Call 308-0320 

M. CHISM 

Beg. fluffder 

Alterations, additions & 

renovations, bathroom & 

kitchen, formica worK. 

Paneling, crop celllnys. 

No (ob too small, all worK 

guaranteed, free estimate. 

CALL 399-8304' 

CARS WASHED — and H k r u 

ana! dMImy aviHabM. CAR CAMS* 

M4U 

927 

DIAMOND 

RCHOOCUNa 

VINYL 

'SIDING 

SHORE LEVELING 

Foundation' Jaddiig ' 

Decks-Dock* Lenfd 

Residentiat-CbmrrierclBl 

rÊtnuTEt.nun 

CaflPw* 053-2171 

Stilt Stnimg torn 

(ROOKS TV 

TV a. Radio ttepalrs 

Electronic Servicing 

704 Astrary Av». 

39B-8609 . 

r s 

Painting 

Exterior 

O.C,Uctnsell77 

653-60«3, 

• DRAFTING • 

Free LMM PnRsmo 

AreMtectural 

Industrial & Residential 

Call 399-2658 

PUMIDA IXnUH — AM* 

ma, hwtaW H«S IM 

rardwK»*lgorfn>m>l>nda,Maa1ar 

•nywtw* •nywtw* *IM. Morasa, HcMiaf,, 

MndML U yra, 

mathmm. Marina tf 

ourapadallty »iY

ii 

It'.i I 

I 

art 

9(1 

m 

i\ 

m i 

* 

! 

r i 

PAGE 16 - SECTION TWO 

Prof I. tervlcts General Mdse. R.E. For Sate 

JOSCPH J. IILLUCCI — Automatic 

waiher and dryer earvtta. Prompt 

eervie* wtan you MM It. SwciHBna In 

Whirlpool. Kenmon, a. O.K. J7 yeert 

Cll2UJ7«) H 

(HANDYMAN! 


# Carpentry - 

• Painting 

* Deck & Dock 

Repair 

• Book Casts 

and Cabinets 

S. John Loeperj 

BtgWimJBHitjer 

398-5553 

Pets 

MACK MALI CAT - fr» to (Kxw 

6«ni, Four rain tit, handioma, 

naintiy, neutered tna aftactionata Call 

* « . ill 

Boating 

W «*M CRUIMR — f leaM 1, lU h.p. 

•vinTMit. ail jH-nff, w 

MARINE SUPPLIB5 -SMgur ad on 

Pafe if Mellon 2, CemMeiri Marina, 

Margate Bridge Causeway, NgrtMIaid. 

Cailail4af. If 

LEIMOlVT'i 

MARINA 

! 308BayAveinu« 


|O%OFFi 

All Merchandise 

; and Hardware 

20% OFF 

PAINT 

TEXACO 

GAS 

and 

DIESEL 

Now Tanks 

& Equipment 

All Mafor 

Credit Cards 

Accepted 

399-1787 

RSH1NG&SK) BOATS 

^laMltlwvinlnTtOpm. 

>. ir.ir.iutii^ 

vJHTMQIWOMVOOBUnn 

WstsV AND USf D IAIL80ARDJ - at 

Windsurfing 

up row and receive K 

PBASAD 

Vftamlnt. Herbe Cotmefica'units 

Lunch - Dlnnen • liuckt 

3M-1I74 

-ALUMINUM SCRRENf — and •lorm 

window* reafraanad and ntw ciaae 

Inttillid. Miami lomn Co. 903 New 

ltd., Route », (omen Feint. Dial tX>- 

"Emr y Color Under the luri" 

NYLONS/ro/n'3.29*1 

ANSOIV PLUSHES'6.30 «l 

guaranteed installation! 

No Wai VInrii. HH'1.4 Comm'l. 

nmifH miMpafHaH* 

927-8232 

S.I,-Ml inch color wide screen 

Wrfltion wtn ramoii control, Eight 

months old, mil under warranty. Call 

•mmi., t-m 

IIAMNID — (4 monthsl oak firewood 

- cut, sent ana promptly delivered. 

iia;. curd Call au-mo. 

PAPERBACK BOOKS — Half prtca 

Mist t, tradat, 11 percant off new 

btMtellin, The Bookaterle Two, \m 

ajtury Ava, ot MMI11 Span wad is 

For Ma bnt In TAG u/m 

CaUS.A.M. 

Twenty yrs, experience 

buying & telling antiques, 

appraising & household 

liquidations, 

Caf 398-0336 or 399-0552 

MOVING SALS — April 14th, 10 a.m. at 

• White Oak Drive, Oak forest estates, 

Marmora. N.J. 4 II 

ADULT - I WHEEL 1ICYCLI, OOOd 

cBBdltlon. MX Ceil iHUiaafter ip,rn,4. 

LAROI YARD JALE - J7O4 Walt 

mkistar, f rlday aM Satvrday Itth.uth. 

Rain deter 2D 3i«. NOT TILL 10 AM • 4 

CM, Assorted rntrcUndlia > Naw 

fMtume lawairy Mi oaroalm. 4.(1 

' TAO SALE - entire ccntente of hem, 

Friday and Saturday, April O a. U, t ft a 

p-m m Jordan Road, toman rolnt.4 u 

TWIN IIDS - MattresMe. splines, 

headboards, »l»lur both. Call »*. 

•U, 4.11 

OARAOE iALI^. FH, , 

-'IHma-rorad, lw,|• , 

On* (task 

tm or ihiB/4/11 "4/ 14 t NH'a. Dry 

*«, run, M Mar MMf, mapla 

ntM,MnMrSi!niM,aayM, 

Wto nt, oiaaawara, kitdiamnra, 

JWIfi, Mi, M tiHN, lampt old 

SIMMONS MM IBB - wrm 1 

laminated window shade! to match aofa 

bad, slipper chair, two nytn covered 

deck lounge. Call m-mt, 4.13 

FIVB PIICB MATCHiNS MA>LB SIT 

— MI, i dial, 1 and tablet. Call Hf. 

wit. • 4-ia 

DAT 110 Ms. Two redlner chai B| 

aa*. Mahogany comsr teDle t23. Call 

~* J " 4.11 

gjMKSVATION MKH IM.I - 

« INCH - White electric thwa, aguWa 

oven,ncailemcondili0n.Caim«.)M7J- 

OARAOI SALE _ Jaturday, April 14,» 

AJtt. ft I P.M. Movlng-ln Sale, ail Items 

priced law ft mov. quickly. Many name 

your price Item,. Baa, drajean, an. 

(MM Mwfnt machkia, china cKaet, 

lamp, mlrrori, guy {terra, etc. IMS 

4.11 

ftidBeinl it match, them, tebln, 

fara, uaach and lounge thai and many 

a, let and tun,, 14th 1 

MI 

"• bam, Kltdun iaH, Mil JrtOin. 4,» 

ttf MM condition. 

WManaiar IM ham. ail fsf appiintmiffl 

lft.SQe, 4,11 

OMAB1IALI - April im, Saturday 

ejOAR WARDROBE _ M» alaerrlc 

^ »«0 •T 

FOR RENT WIIKBAV1 - OININO BOOM SST Inc tabla W/lui 

unsn rtniil rtniil, IhMI IhMInt of tklinf, 

rMMnilltll 

aault, only. Mil HMO- 

«lla. 

"4.11 

7#O«APY WHITE -141 wMMMar, 1. 

OWth .' trailer. Enculant condition. 

ail barwaao f a.m. end a p.m. 

Hatter.p.m.«MJH*a. 4.11 

IPAWT8ALE 

PETTIT 4 OTHERS 

17.8S0T,,Bi,gil, 

BATTERIES 

85 AMP 59.95 

6fiA.8ASTAMKS 

=...•••: 1»W 

§ STEEWNfi CABLES 

ft- from 69.95 

Wmmm 

CMRAOB SALE - Sat, April 14. Win. 

OMM, dsen, lurnltura, etc., etc. 7th 4 

HaMunAvMirffl.ialp.m. 4 11 

TWO IROWNiNO AUTOMATIC 

ahotoutn, Belgium steel, call »t J711. f. 

to 

ANNUAL~ttk._N0MLi - Tajllfl im, - 

IJfh * Ocaan, Saturday, April Mffc ii 

f*J[ft*L««e. *M, -1 P.M. MIK. bousewrei, MUMwrrat, dithat. dlshei. 

c«**ara, glaaaai, inull appllancM, 

chlldrana itanu i toyt, aotWno, twin 

box aprlng and mattraii, cuitsm 

dripai, lampi, raciinar, coffa* tabla, 

n«, llnam, Ivgoaoa, pkturat and mucti 

rnora.Notalaabatoraloa.m. 4.11 

Boat Slips 

'•OAT SU PS-vp to 11', Soman Point on 

Shlpa Channal, tacurlty llohllrtg, fraah 

iwtar, ga>. ban and tackia on prami»aa. 

W>\i»nn:iin*>iv Mayutoott 

m c*l\m I1J0 M 

SUNtKT HARtOR - 7DI a. Bay. Ha* 

avalladla naw 43 loot, M fool, n fool and 

aawotalipiteriwa call Vt-oti • to i if 

HINT—toat Mlp, ISXM ft. April 1 to 

Oerobar 1] CMtouaa Lagoon Moo 

•ayland AVa, OC. Parking, watar, 

alac «aJ0.Call»»J0« 411 

Ma»on»lraffl.ei»»MI00,ta»n.ni. ff 

MlaTaT HIP T >Hit» putmt •* Mr, 

Ml mMnhnM*, BnaorMii* aaakki* 

eanfar conMa iriMtHirgr aen 

RiALTY 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N J. 

Finest 

In Ocean City! 

Nautical elegance on sparMing 

bay waters, Twenty-two new 

luxury ngydeneti with private 

boat slips, cabana club and pool,' 

Fnm under $200,000, 

Open dally 

9 to 5. 609/39W443 

aunt* 

On the Bay 7th to 8th 

ISLAND 

RIVIERA RANCH 

Compietely Remodeled two bedroom, 1 bath, single on a 

; largt W x 100 lot. One ear garage. New roof, heater, electric 

.service, Tnermepane windows, desk, paint, carpets, kitchen 

w/Jtnn Alre range and i wood stove, 

HURRY!—$W,JM 

22nd & Asbury Ave. 

(609) 398-1300 

INf.OKPOP/iTfD 

REALTORS 

R.I. For Sale .-. R.E. Far Sale 

55th 8. Simpson Ave. 

(609) 398-3636 

GUESTHOUSES 

SUiST HOUSH WITH LOCAL & STATB LICiNSBS. 

Sfrtef l«vel apartment has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, 

rear porch, Upper house has foyer, living room, kitchen. 

Storage, 1 bath. Four bedrooms, 1 bath, and porch on 2nd 

level, Nice neighborhood. House has many possibilities. 

iMOO, 

Terrific Income Producing Guest House plus a cozy 2 SR, 

cottage let en a double lot In a prime location. Quest house 

hat i BR, including private owner's quarters. Both of 

these plus4 caroff-strtef parking for 113^000. 

OWNER FINANCING 

Great Gold Coast Location. Only one house from the I 

beach. Two new decks on 2nd ft 3rd fleer-. Two year old 

roof. Oversized Mxloo let, 2 car garage plus parking for f 

more cars. Owner financing available to qualified buyer, 

«75,000, 

Excellent well maintained Investment property In a 

commereia! ions en a well trafficked street. Great potential. 

Excellent income, and financing available to 

qualified buyer, SlM.jM. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Spotlessly clean 1 bedroom rancher with ceramic file 

bath. Residential neighborhood, y«t walking distance to 

shopping and beach. Mostly furnished (and nicely, foe} 

and in move-in condition, MJ.OOO, 

OWNER FINANCING 

Three bedroom rancher with fireplace, 1 one bleek from 

beach. Special financing available to qualified buyer. Excellent 

locale $125,000.00. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Owner anxious. prie«d right for qy (eh sale. This two story 

home Is In one of Ocean City's most desirable neighborhoods. 

Relax In cozy family room with fireplace and 

en[oy the largefencer! yard, 1105,600. 

Anxious owner says sell I Lovely lay Landings 2 story 1 

features 3 bedroom, 1VS baths, eeiy dan with fireplace, | 

garage, fenced yard and more, 

LOT! 

r Duplex zoned lot In prime neighborhood. $82,000. 

DUPLEX I 

I Centrally located duplex on a corner let. Three bedrooms | 

each unit, excellent rwfai history, $il»,S00, 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Twin house with plenty of room. Four bedrooms, 2 full I 

baths, fenced yard, off-street parking. Convenl«nf to | 

starts, beach, and churches, Nice summer property. 

DUPLEX 

Well-built like new duplex convenient to Atlantic City. 

Tenant occupied since new,. Priced right at $132,000. Call 

today for appointment to see. 

Barn duplex, recently converted. Excellent condition with 

year-round tenants. Second floor unit includes all new appliances, 

carpeting and bathroom. Strong income potential 

in a nice residential location. $125,000.00. 

CONDOMINIUMS 

Beautiful second floor three bedroom, I bath condo unltiri' 

Ocean Village South. Low maintenance fee Includes use of 

swimming pool, club house, sauna, and shuffle board 

courts. $88,000. 

First floor condo with contemporary .flare and a sensible 

pricpl Located near wiclrrbeaches and Convenient to shopping..Features 

include front and rear decks; wall-to-wall 

carpet, fireplace, central air conditioning, all kitchen ap- 

:pllances,,washer>dryer, and whirlpool tub in master bath. 

A great value for personal use or investment. $139,000, 

Beautiful one bedroom condo. Fully furnished Sale in • 

eluded, washer, dryer, dishwasher, garbage disposal, I 

wailtowair carpeting, refrigerator and automatic! 

climate control. $85,000. ^ 

s^^^^fctj5l^^sl^^s^tt^sUIl«^5"Kf t ^^^^*^ i ^ a ^^^^^^"^ i ^** B * i ^*'^ I^^S^WBtffi!fflfi 398-5000 

629-9000 

•,„•. 

;•; 

R.E. For Sale 

PRESTIGIOUS HOME 

in beautiful Gardens Section. Unique amenities Include: 

* Outdoor pool with deck * fenced In yard * matttr 

bedroom with sliding glass doors to pool * custom woodmode 

kitchen & breakfast area # extensive landscaping 

• large IS7'xlOS corner lot location. We Invite 

your inspection of one of Ocean City's finest homes. Call 

for appointment. 

BEACH BLOCK DUPLEX 

BSSKâKS 

eome, A good buy at only S12f,iOO furnished 

1 ATLANTIC Am 

REALTY 

BEACHFRONT! 

G6LD COAST second floor condominium with fantastic 

views. 4 iedrooms—3 Full laths and many 

other features. Similar units priced higher— 

ONLY $295,000. 

801.0 COAST Duplex with 1 iedrooms — 1V4 laths each 

floor.I3»s,ooo.• .... ..-.."." ..:.:.,. 

COLD COAST Modem 2 Bedroom — 1 Bath flrit floor unjf 

with good view of ocein. Exceilmt rental 

property, ONLY il?s,000. 

SOUTH END Two family in excellent location. Situated 

§n a 40' lot, This one's a sleeper it iH»,0W, 

DUPLEXES 

irand new 3 Btdreom — 1 Safh along Central Avenui with 


South end corner duplex under construction. Tetal cedar 

exterior. I2J0,0M. - Unique design. 

Affordable 2 iedroom — I lath along good area of Albury 

Avenue. Good Income from summer rentals. Listed for 

Centrally located 2 fimily with a buiidabie 2 family lot 

Beautiful f int floor apartment with 3 bedrooms -2 bafhi 

urt»l f ??k% mS W " anti modirn klfehen - Sônd floor 

ur.it n« 9 B»^ . _ , =.,„ Bofh gnIt§ h#afed by a| 

Staeh block 2 family in top condition. Pint floor has 2 Bed- 

m ' - ' Bath and the second floor has 1 Bedrooms - 

South .... ...,..„.,,JUU 

2 Bedrooms each floor. 

South end West Avenue duplex with 3 Bedrooms—2 Baths 

on each floor and heated by gas. S1SS,OM. 

irand new maintenance tret duplex with 3 large Bedrooms 

- 2 Baths, gas heat and front and rear deelw. %m,fflu, 

dypitXl pully fenffld nMr ONLY 

SINGLE FAMILY 

R.E. For Sale 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE Inc. 

ISLAND 

THURSDAY, APRIL 12.1984 o 

NEWLISTINO —SOUTHENO 

Excellent condition with oeeanview from second floor, I 

block to beach I Modern home features 6 bearoornfe/3 

baths, heated, piuj 2 family rooms. Easily converted to 

duplex, A special homo offered at $209,000. 

"R«al Clean" Is the word for this large j iedroom—a BatB* 

slngla on Briganfine Drive, Hardwood floors fhreughoutu 

Easy converiiort to a two family, 1111,000. n 

Cute cottooe In Bay area with 2 Bedrooms — 1 Bothf B| 

Possible owner flnanelns » qualified buyers. Very afforU* r 

able at $75,000. ..,'_• •.•.!;•••• 

tnr#t unl, ^[\mg has two3 Bedroom -1 lath unifi wiffi 

, heat and • 8 iMrsom — 1 B.H. om .,-»-..--*•.-naiiUi 

1 Bath un 

unit over the 

S^ J h buy H n ,? )llther ' d - Hasi Bedr °o">s-2baths, enclosed 

porth and the potential to convert to a 2 family. ONLY 

irriDUO. 

; Nipt hxattan in a i Bedroom — t Bath cottage alone"r^l*ry 

Sr n f r 'Tf^'•««? wtlltnt rentai hlitorv, Hai 3 itdi ' - MABMM* '" '""''!.', 

forjilffMO, ,, ',. • • Tour bedrooms, «% Batn^ single, cfnfral air, sun foombeJ 

family room;; faaraflt and much mori. Just listed 

•^ % Bafh single on (arfli lot. yiry rrtsonrtiv -I, fWWf 

mi h..t-r,rt> •«, •—t.compiettlyremodeled Ini^ 

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R.E. For Sale 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

CUSTOM HOME • 4 BOAT SLIPS 

DEFER DOWNPYMT, TO JAN. '85 

FIN, AVAIL. 5325,000 • 398-5577 

iiiiiliWY VlttAS 

{ , ^ SALES*RENTALS * 

rtKeOnly Golf Course'Condomlnlum Atthe 

wjSufi^'^vJ^^B^Shore,:', V" :,-,: 

AHRACTIVE FINANCING 

To Qualified Buyers, iqali today I 

609-927-1451 

Visit Our Furnished Model Home at 

^ 44 Create Bay Drive 

" Smn Pilsrt,NJ. 

CORMWELLS REALTY 

_ y ii, Si 

i"Apartment House" Six heated 2 bedroom units-with 

ilBra^livihgrooms and kitchens. Property fully rented ona 

yeaV)y basis; income over 125,000, corner location. 

"Have if,your Way!" Fully heated two. family home In 

j^tfhblock with I and 5 bedroom apts. Enables youto rent 

j|ummer,, winter, yearly or any combination you'prefer, 

3For $112,000 you can afford to use one unit yourself as your 

Iîeaflonefyear 'round home, 

ily with one 2 bedroom apartment, owner's 

, plus large lobby, & rooms, off-street parking 

4-8 cars. «125^)00. , ., 

g " on large corner lot Recently renovated with 

HBew kitchen, baths & windows. Economical gas heat in 

ch unit. Ideal year 'round home with additional rental 

%nlt. 1121,200, 

5'Trlplex" plus rear 2 bedroom cottage over 2 car garage. 

•thatt) building with two 3 bedroom and one 2 bedroom 

r^pMtnient. Very well maintained, large concrete patio, 

Sff-street parking. $175,000. 

••'Mjjif See Propertyl" Lovely A bedroom home with 3VJ 

jJ located in the heart of the Gardens. Includes very 

•farge living room, dining room, brand new cat-in kitchen 

•Sfvlttt microwave oven, plus 2 car garage, laundry room, 

;, In-ground sprinkler system anct much morel 

SANDPIPER 

REAL ESTATE 1 

ONpOMINIUM PI2ZAZ 

bedroom, 2 bath split 

leaded with extras in 

ludlhg parking for 2 cars 

anxious and reduced 

ice to 180,000, 

THREE UNITS — large 

heated upper cottage, 6 

bedrooms, 2Vi baihs. Two 

bedroom heated apt in fir 

.st floor plus rear cottage 

summer rental. All this and 

good location for only 

$128,000, 

—Vully'rented 4 

In upper unit with 

flwplaeVrrilivflBiroom, SPACIOUS , - UPP|R 

Jtra rsltehin miand 

baths, COTTAGE.- with 4 lovely 

«tflftBmflrst,floor'u«n1; corner bedrooms, A 

honey feturri.A great buy 

eeljirif rental history y and 

close to beach andJboard 

walk, Asking $79,000. ' 

. - JCAKftU 

OCMNMONr 

ran 

with 

illabik 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

mmtffggsm 

• 

R.E.ForSalo 

I UNtaui euifOM IWILT - muni 

1 MlpnM by a leeding latt C01V 

I, EnllKt, Paulvt sour h.at allader, 

1. wood burning stova ana ilnlncfi walls. 

• (Winy ntrai and guarantaM Incoma- 

I: iwctacular view of thei wetlands ana 

1 only tw clocks from leum Oceen city 

1 beacn. Asklno«3H^00.Calljy«-J37i. H 

NBW CONDITION — J taoroom ran. 

thai- in (ha family iw^hiofMM « 

MarlMFirUjgal Mil, multtlab nc 

Mtim%mmUni4m t-n 

OARDBNI PLAZA — aillclaflcy 

afvfmaM complnaly fumnnad wltfi 

til rnorrtfri convanlantai. InM, Bruca 

F. Ntfy, (nt Raaltgri, Ml Pin aw 

t*»hcllW5M) H 

HERE'S 

THE 

PITCH! 

Kypiêpfproptrlim wlfh 

sup©K;;;,} .flhahelng • Bofh 

djjfl|*«e^'reaa^ftf moye 

toda^j^-,•_,.,»«^:v. i .'••••,."' 

•I'Wrt got' ,orje property 

with ''i wonderful i 

.bedroom home plus an ex 

tra 40' buiidabie lot. Very 

reasonable: 

I've got a single family. * 

bedroom spacious, home 1 

block from the boardwalk I 

-I've got a Duplexes 

across the street from the, 

beaehl •-., .,, 

I've get 1 Lagcjonfrent 

with a Bay view that won't 

qu.fl..,'.,.,'..,,.... -. ., 

WHAT DO I NEED? 

BUYERS- 

CALL ME TODAY 

3329 West Ave. 

Ocean Cily, N.J. 08226 

Quality • Integrity. itrvica 

REALTORS 

NEW BAYFROMT CONDO 

Ttiraa bedroom,!, 2 batht, living roorri 

with llreplaca, dining area, detlDner' 

'klrcfitn; Andvnan wlndowi, cantrai 

air, carpeting, wasner and drvar, 

boat *itp plus many mora taaturas 

.Including baaulltul Day view at the 

'low, low price of f mMO. call today. 

Itwon'tlaatl 

CENTER CITY TRIPLEX * 

wa nave a beautiful trlpm wlttiln 

walking dutanca to bead) and all activities 

that It In atnoluf a "move-In' 

condition. Two 3 bedroom and tile 

bath, heated apta. and a I Dadraoni 

tiled bath garage apt. Paneling and 

carpeting throughout, warn* and 

dryen'.'axcalleht income, low mamtenance. 

"A mint •» for me In 

ynter)" 

JU5TLISTED 

Four bedroomi. 3 batna, healed. 

Cape Cod, JOXI0O- lot, center clty,_, 

very nice condition. Aaking tn.sa 

lh% 

INVE?ToS?A 

wa'va ivit lilted MV(n Baautlful 

•pinmtntl for tale paneled, carpatad 

and with tile bathi. One. two 

and fliree bedroom unlit with ocean 

view and |ust a few itapt to beech 

and burdwalK. Eicellml Income, 

eicellant condition: 

DUPLEX FOR LARGE FAMILY- I 

IPIenty Of room lor you and family In 

thlt 4 bedroom, 3 bath heated upper 

cottage wltti newly paneled living 

room, extra Income too from • flrit 

floor pantled 3, bedroom, t bath 

heated apt. Off-ilreet parting on 

lpacloui lot. Asking J125.0OO. 

WHBRiS itJE FOR ma.aegi 

Dp you net a duplex on a WnlOff lot 

with 1 car garaga; Panwea i Bedroom 

and tile bath flrit floor unit rented 

yearly plus 1 bedroom, second floor 

apt. cm heat, utility room with 

wasnar and dryer, f enced-ln ilde yard 

for child tafaty. Today'i baroaln, 

don't mitt It. 

JUST LISTED 

Mmcheonette and 1 btdroom apti. 

Excellanl Income. Priced right to 

Mil. Excellent family builneu opportunity. 

833 WESLEY AVE. 3W-S0I0 

Duplex on Bay Ave. Both 

units rented yearly; Excellent 

Condition. Gas 

Heat Close to .shopping. 

W200d 

Duplex on Brlghfon 

Place/ each' unit tias 

thfe* bedrooms, ©arage 

apt. In rear with two 

bedrooms. Good rental 

histpry^ Possible owner 

finfnclni^WrilOO.;.-.,"; 

Duplex — Corntr Of 4fh 

and Corinthian. Ocean 

viewr 'fr#, 7 '' 1 -poi i cHAr 

Beautiful , condition." 

4)f9,wt.:.y,,:;.-i : --: '•:•:"• 

FourlBWroom" twlrt'hom^ 

with !|?*;bBiths;,2W Woefi 

i of ijCenfral *ve, ixetlient 

eondjtion, under $100,OOoV 

.' jwo dupjexes;onj onfiioW 

^l"î1tfth»af»;'*w:ith 

y*ar«rounn-j«liBntsViJC«W 

^rai :;loeatten«KeitWI|fnt 

:fl^st; v;houssj*:^|fHWJjB : 

!]ReWyHM1';iW < 4f6fttiJmh(jti& 

îMatffelWhhlvBWOWntri 

bath 

Sri 

THE SENTINBL.|^PGEHj OCEAN CITY. N J 

ROBERT L. SHARP, Realtor 

5501 WEST AVE. F R 2700 ASBUHV AVE. 

399 0784 LQ 399-1637 

WATERWAY VI1WS FOR ONLY $10«,«0 

Attractive 4 bedroom home with family room with 

fireplace, large yard, sun deck and more. 

INVBSTMiNT* DUPLEX WITH YiAR ROUND IN- 

COM! FOR ONLY $99,500. Quiet neighborhood. 

Cbrner duplex at 65th St. 

Three bdrnu., flrat floor 

unit and a Z bdrm, second 

floor unit. Fully furntined 

and heated. Pint floor 

ranted yearly, one car 

garage. Owner has parchased 

another borne and 

BiiekMle., 

Asking 1145,000, make 

diet. 

Channirjg single family 

home. Three bedrooms, ,3 

baths,'large family room, 

large back yard. Only • 

*93,000. , t 

First floor condominiinh 

near Gold Coast, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, brick 

fireplace, deluxe kitchen 

with all appliances. Fully 

furnished. Just listed for 

$119,000. 

32nd & Central Ave. •, 

'• •"•••• -.:-..!.,. S 

i,QMi -HIT,,, 8 

BERG 

IIEAITV, 

— 

- At*ury Ave. duplex for 

mder 1100,000. Mafn feouw 

ha» 3 bdrnw,, l bath and 

g«f heat, rear apt. faM 3 

bdrma., 1 baa. Great 

location. Only 150' to 

beacb. Listed for •W.OOO. 

Small cottage on Central • 

Avenue, 40x100' lot. good 

development opportunity. 

Just listed for $140,000. 

Single family borne across 

from 31st beach. Ifaee 

bedrooins, m bdtns, sun 

room, 3 car garage, not 

vrater beat, fenced In yard. 

Excellent value.;' Just 

reduced to $147,000. 

Afibury Ave. duplex. Three 

bedrooms, 1 bath in each 

unit. Carport, large sun 

deck. Owner has changed 

plus nil desires quick 

sale. Asking $169,500. 

REALTY 

OCEAN MIST CONDOMINIUMS 

9th & ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY 

NEW! 16-UHT CONDOMMUM COMMUWTYl 

BYTHEBEACHI 

MODERN ACCESSORIES! 

•Three bedroom, 2 bath Townhoustsr Compiert 

wrtth -lacuiai, sauna, air-conditioning, 

firejilies, washer, dryer, djshwashir, garagt. 

IJiTwo bedroom, a bath-Unils; Include aircondliWning* 

flreBlaStt^ wasHer, dryer, dishwasher, 

flarage and otiier attracf lye features! 

* PRICES: »100,000 to '175,000 * 

12% RNANCING TO QUALIRED BUYERS 

Saturday & Sunday, April 14th 415th 

,..:,• .;.„; tftMA.^:|-|pM,- • • •-.- •• 

*.--^- ; v, '^mwm^f^^•'•"•'• • ; OPEN 11A.M. to 4 P.M. 

- 

H 

p.fimtiW^fcMiNi ;iit«iijftt!«a« lire* i*ehw; t»w*| 

IN SOUIH CAROUNA 

THEM5 HllJOri HEAD. 

OM THE JERSEY SHORE 

THERE'S OCEAN REEF. 

Ocran Reef is Orean Ciiys prestigious, 2Oacre 

resort community. Composed of beautifully designed 

townhomes and surrounded by deluxe amenities like 

boating, sailing and cabana facilities, swimming pool 

and tennis courts, Ocean Reef is a completely 

self contained resort environment 

Discover Ocean Reef today and plan to move in 

this summer. By purchasing before our Grand 

Opening, you can own an Ocean Reef bone at 

' H special prices from $99,500. 

franklin ^Williams 

REALTORS 

BAYFROWt 

'Steps To Yacht Club - 

Charming 4 EMrm, 2 Bath* 

Home with fantastic views' 

situated on large lot w/2 

Exceptional VaIi»»:B«i.jf 

) ear flar.,-R««nt irlcel 

Waterway Road - Contem- 

B/S-ReallStlC 1235,000. 

jreductioit, -'Inspection Enporary 

Home with 3 Bdrr 

mtr •• ; ' • : > ' l 

Extremely attractive contemporary 

on lBth St. Laooon 

pffers you Uvlogf'Rm. W 

wood burning stove. Dining 

Rm., Kit., 4 mm, 3 B's^ 

Heated a. Furn. -2 Docks, 2 

IS' i/S'i, AdtfluafeHolfr 

sfrtet jMrWngj inspeet 

.MOWIHI :. .•••"•; a:.yt 

Large Famliy «o*w;i#! 

Bdrm 

plus] 

slips. 

•60lOO0.OOlytw* 

niMmi 

fun 

Riviera Lagbonfront • En>, 

trance hall, living roomf 

dining room, country kW 

•jhen, large family room 

with fireplace, half bath, 

laundry room, I bedrooms 

2 full baths plus enclosed 

patio, garage, i open 

Jeeta, lounging desk, 

ooat slips, floating dock; 

Don't miss this low interest 

and mortgage, tS0»BM.00| 

•or 2 years at 5% Interest to 

qualified buyer • Inspect 

now, .priced at, 

taiDiBWr Reduced « 

11W.B00. 1 

Bxeeilent Opportunity for 

Large Family, i Barm, 

Riviera Home in Tip Top 

Condition. Features Inei. 

Fam. rm, w/coiy F/P, 

economic gas heat, open 

deck, patio, dock a, 2 

Boat slips, inspect mis 

fine home Today! I 

BiACHPRONT 

Duplex—Lh« rm., din. rm. 

kltefrtn, 3 bedrooms, m 

baths,,omn^ heat each 

unit. Pjtnty of off-street 

parking^ Asking mOMO, 

Mortgage tefflns to quaptt" 

buyer,- 20% dn., 10 years, 30 

•year schea.nnH int. . 

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and answers 

-\......,t, - . . . ^ , •• , • • ; . . 

• BySeoator a surcharge. 

auto Insurance laws by Let roe try to answer Mint buy Insurance on the fret • HOW WILL amm MB Wad* New J«ity>NMJ mw/plut v SifWIflj 

: JAME8R.HURLEY Any inoturlat convicted of initiating many major at these questions for you: market; 

; (R-Cape.Cmnberbiid) drunk driving since Jan, 1, changes to reduce premium 

mERIGHTTOCHOOSEMY «ito tasurance lawa you were Medicare, etc. y6u; wilt be 

WHAT CHANGES TO THE - unleashing a wldManslng 

1D83, will have to pay a $1,000 rates. However, further AUTO INSURANCE LAWS effort to combat > rate- >TYPE OF INSURANCE requlredto obtain and pay tor able to subrnit yew inedicS 

Gov. Thomas Kean recently a year surcharge for three changes are necessary to WERE MADE JHK YEAR? Increasing insurance fraud; 'COVERAGE AFFECT MY wch covertges as funeral ^V which .equalv-flK 

signed Into law the tatert in a years. 

address other facets of the TTie changes In our In- and 

INSURANCE RATES? . expenses,, essential aervtcea deductible you seleited-(JB0Of 

Kries of revisions to New In addition, any motorist , Issue that keep our airance laws were In four - requiring- financial By making prevlouily (W^wta'to fflafci p Ut- &WWM0)0,wgaM 

Jersey's no-fault auto In- accumulating sli motor automobile Insurances rates major areas: disclosure by Insurance required coverages opUonal, your loastof service to your by your medical instlranci 

•urance lawn in a continuing vehicle penalty points or more high such as medical cost • giving New Jersey companies, 

be able to drop unnecessary (payments toyoursurvlvprs), A note of caution.—: th« 

tfort to lower insurances since Jan. 1,1983, will have to containment and further motorists the right to select WHICH OF THESE or unwanted coverage or Income conOnuatloo benefits degree to which your ;|500J 

rates for the average pay $100 or men a year. restrictions on the amount of the types of Insurance CHANGES WILL HAVE THE purchase additional (payments to offaet lost W,COO or ^800 deducfll>je ij 

motorUt. 

The surcharges won't ap- medical expense required to coverage best suited to their GREATESTmPAGTONMY coverages. As the motorist wages), and -100 percent paid for by your ^S3» 

; The new changes are pear on your Insurance policy. Initiate lawsuits for pain and Individual needi; INSURANCE RATES? makes the various choices, he coverage for medical ex- Insurance tv!!^ will ,btf af- 

Waned to reverse the long- The money will be collected suffering, 

•replacing the old assigned Tfcgpl^trteartmotoriito wlll be able to adjust his auto penses for yourself arid your tected by the paytnenj 

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PAGE 2-SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

© 

MAYOR 

Jack Bittner 

COUNCIL PRESIDENT COUNCILMAN 

Jack Jones 

Herbert J. Brownlee 

COUNCILMAN 

William J. Meis 

COUNCILMAN 

William H. Woods 

COUNCILMAN 

JohnJ.Esposito 

m- wc«ancity,N 

MMiaâalaBlBaiiBjJI 

COUNCILWOMAN 

Jeanne M. Clunn 

COUNCILMAN 

Henrys. Knight 

CITY ADMINISTRATO 

'-1 THURSDAY AJPHIL19,1984 

in Ocean City 

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10 

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New Jersey 

Special Events 

JULY 

Forth© 1984 Season ! 

reinman Clan Bazaar, Muiic Pier, ? a.m, 

nf#Swl/Mlpi 

, after Parade, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace,! p.m. < 

Ban|oBath,7p.m.-9p.m,; Fireworks,* pun., L 

Teenage Danca,MuilcPl«r, 8 p.m. I , 

Ocean City Community Center Antique Show, Muilc WerJ fejm. 

Photography Show, 10th and Boardwalk, 10 a.m. i 

Ferkg String Band, Mutlc Pier, S p.m. 

11 Sand Sculpting Contett, 9 3.m.;i0tfrStn«r BUCK i7|Beu^r,MuilcPier,*a.m. ' VHUJU 

13 Martial Arts fttk^lart/MuUcPier, s p.m. II 

14" ' -r- Nlglit li^venlcia«o«t Parade on Bay, etBeach t 

It O.B.S. Keystone Bauer, Muilc Pier, • a.m. 

I* "Air Force Bandoftht Mast, Music Pier,« p.m. 

17 

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t ig the BoajdwaU^ at 

i*: 

with tan gum it la the Board'! poUq&i 

bate a polling place within ifa own 

district. 

conslstf 

oeandPWerebu 

split to form District i M 

•hip the number of voters becamelp 

burdeDsome for only one pomniboaft. 

However, the voting rite Jdto

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with elegant fashions from 

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this year, too! 

Young Men's 

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

and Tully exchange 

vows at Grace Lutheran 

,, Grace Lutheran Church, 

' Sontn Point, was the getting 

recently for the wedding of 

Robbyn Val Scott of Ocean 

City, and Michael James 

U 1fc% of Attaaac City. 

, TO§ Rev. D. Richard 

.Garrison, pastor of Saint 

.Marks Lutheran Church, 

.Kansas City, Mo,, officiated 

during the candlelight double 

..ring ceremony. 

The bride Is the daughter of 

Mr and Mrs. James H. Scott 

^Jr, of B01 Ptaia Race, Th« 

groom Is the son of James 

Tully of AUantic City, and the 

'.lute Dorothy Tally, 

Ardan Shaw of Ocean City 

was matron of honor for her 

dster, and Kristin Doll also of 

Ocean City, was maid of 

honor. Bridesmaids vert 

Marianne Martin of MeKee 

City; Rosanne Eraly of 

Philfldelphia, sister of the 

groom; Lynne Brldenback 

and Carol Keough, both of 

Fettatown, Pa. 

Kirk Sutton of Smithville 

wu beat man. Ushers were 

Thomas Shaw of Ocean City, 

Lewis Stelner of Atlantic City, 

Louis MacDonald of Cologne, 

Joseph MatUa, cousin of the 

groom; of Philadelphia and 

John Haunt] of New York. 

Escorted by htr father, tte 

Jinwim 

Come In and see our distinctive 

SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS 

# Drosses * Suits and Coats 

* Sportswear # Accessories 

Colfl Storage Oni_Tlte FreitilsM 

A Complete Fur Service 

744 Atburr Aw:, Octan City. H.J. T.I. 3OB1O39 

bride wore a candlelight 

Victorian gown of lilk 

Iridescent cbantlUy and 

Alencon lace emtieltkhrd with 

pearls and crystal*. The silk 

*irt featured a cathedral 

length train trimmed win 

matching keg, beading and 

ram of pleated ruffling. Her 

lace beaded hat held layers of 

silk veiling. 

She carried a lace fan with a 

cascade of Cambria orchids, 

minuet roses, itephanotli, 

baby's-breath and ivy. 

The bridal attendants wore 

red taffeta tea length gowns. 

They carried a ipray of 

dendroblum orchids, roses, 

baby's-breath and ivy. The 

matron of honor wore a 

matching hat and 

bridesmaids wore flowers in 

their hair 

For her daughter'a wedding, 

Mrs. Scott wore a twopiece 

antique gold sOk chiffon, 

beaded cocktail dress 

with a waist corsage of 

baccara roses. 

Following a reception at toe 

Ram's Head Inn, Abseeon, the 

couple left for a honeymoon in make 

Qmeun, Meiieo. They wUl City. 

15 Years - Flanders Hotel • 4 Years - Asbury Ave^ 

Anniversary Sale \ 

Come Celebrate With Us! 

Thurs., Frl, and Sat. - Apr!! 19,20 & 21 

20% off 

• Ail New Summer Skirts 

• All Rugby Tops 

• Izod & Cross Creek Tops 

• Boiled Wooj Jackets 

• Selected Leather & Vinyl Handbags 

• Northern Isles Cotton Sweaters 

MONOGRAM SPECIAL - 2 for the price of 1 

7th & Asbury, Ocean City Open Mon.-Sat. 10 to 5 

318-1740 

SAVE *250 00 

3-Pe. RATTAN GROUP 

M m 

3-Pc. Rattan Group 

SOFA and (2! MATCHING CHAIRS 

849 Reguiariy $109f 

Save as never before on this Rattan 

Group,..consisting of luxurious Sofa and (2) 

matching chairs.Oniy thr finest select rattan 

• a material stronger than wood • that 

will not splinter or break, and natural peel 

binding or wrapping is used on all pieefs. 

Frami finishes are applied only after 

meticulous sanding and cleaning. You can 

select from two beautiful prints and flame 1 

stitch herculon fabrics. Love seat Is 

available on special orders. 

SPECIAL SAVINGS ON ALL RATTAN SWIVIL • BOCKIBS, 

CHAIRS AND TABLES!! 

-Funtitur* O«J>I, . ma Floor 

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Annex 

837 West Ave. 

I • 

I I 

II i 

WAGE 8-SECOTOIV ONE 

AARP chapter elects 

iPhyUei Hoover, niwly presented the Mate of new 

elected president of the officers, elected unanimously 

American Association of by the member*, including: 

HfltJred Persona, conducted Hover, president; Robert 

fte group's regular meeting Haniberry, first vlet 

April 13 on the Music Pier. president; Edward Mac- 

Fashions by Stubba' Dress Oane, second vice president; 

•Shop were presented with Dorothy Taylor, tnamftr; 

•menibers of the AARP ser- Carolyn Vollnier, assistant 

ving u models Including Lois rtasurtn Majorie Bolger, 

Hall, Iras GaUen, Floss Fahy, recording secretary and Mary 

-Dolores Donaldson, Marie 

Haln, corresponding 

Hansbury, Alma Tompson, 

«cretary, Direetori for three 

-Elizabeth Latta, Mary 

years are Robert Miller, 

Violet Pickford and Chester 

iDberst, Gladys Kaas. Esther Wiflrberg. Nominating 

Megargle and Ann Heylng. committee members for. one 

Hobert Hamilton assisted year art George Budd, 

and Jut Lyle accompanied chairman, Mary Fried and 

tn the plane. 

WUllfljn Bolger. 

Robert Hansberry, 

membership chairman and Hie next regular meeting 

, tfit vice president, reported will be Friday, May 11, on the 

me local chapter hat l,oos Music Pier with John Gilbert 

.'active members. 

Jr., local attorney, ipeaking 

g The nominating committee about the legal profession. 

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during monthly meeting on the Music Pier, Models are from left, Lois 

Hall, LJllie Latta, Marie Hansbery and Alma. Tompson. 

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> Banter, Confirmation, Communion 

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Bayberry Bud 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19,1984 

Spring block party 

May 5 in Ocean City 

, Sidewalk sales, ethnte .local, , groups and 

foods, a crafts festival, auto organizations will operate 

show, a pet fairanda variety booths. 

of entertainment will be a A blke-athon to benefit the 

part of Ocean City's spring Muscular Dystrophy 

Hock Party on Saturday, Association will begin during 

Mays. . the block party, 

1 The show wUl extend bit- A country music bind, 

• ween 10th and 7th street on banjo band, strolling singers, 

Asbury Avenue and be open dancers and acrobats will be 

from 10 a.m. to 4;30 p.m. 

, Approximately 71 craft 

exhibits are expected to line 

the sidewalk between 10th and 

8th streets. Handmade items 

will be exhibited such as wood 

earvmgi, clocks, pottery and 

leather goods. Local merchants 

wUl display tables In 

front of ton* stores with a 

variety of merchandise at 

reduced prices. 

Greek and Polish foods 

ranging from plrogis to gyros 

will be offered by two ethnic 

dubs of South Jersey, The 

Polish festival will be held in 

front of aw Han, §th Street 

and Asbury Avenue, and the 

Greek exhibit will be located 

among the; entertainment 

ftatured.. The event U'^fm 

and The Retail Merchant 

and Retail Merchants 

Association. .•"•A-s> 

A complete list of Ocean 

City's 1984 •vents is avaJfitffle 

from the Public Relations 

Department, aty Hall, Ocefln 

Oty : 08228. » lBf « 

Begun more than a decade president of The Ocean aty Price, Assistant Treasurer at aty Hall Annex, across Mi 

ago, The Nomettes of Ocean Nomettea. She la Joined on the Mrs. James McFall and Street, 

. _ . photo Hyitnlsr ^fcoffj 

aty today Include nearly 70 board by Viet President Mrs. directors Mrs. Earl Pen- A new car show and antique DIanne S. Lennon, cooperative extension fto* 

members - all wives, Carl Kuermmerle, Secretary ning ton, Mrs. Cortlandt auto show will be part of the vice home economist ipoke to senior citizens,and 

mothers, daughters or sisters Ifrs, WllUim Dougherty, Carter and Mrs. Roy Bom- day's festivities and a pet fair residents about the nutritional value and ueeWftf 

of Shriner Nomads. Treasurer Mrs. Charles berger, 

will be conducted by the city the food packages given away last week in 

Like The Nomads, The 

Recreation Department 

Nomettea donate to The 

banning at 1:30 pal. This 

Shrlners Shrinrs Hospital for Cri Crippled Dr. Benson is speaker will be a pet show open to all 

Children -•• In • Philadelphia. ~- ihia.TWs This 

pet owners with animals from 

jw the local unit provided a SOMERS POINT ~ft)ecla] —^__, N,Y,, wffl be dogs and cats to turtles and 

wbeelchair to the hospital meetings will be held at speaking at each service. Dr. parrots expected, The 

Mere members plan to visit Independent Baptist Benson also taught at Baptist Siberian Husky dub of the 

April 30, 

... New York Avenue Bible College In Clark Jersey Siere wiH hold a 

Mrs. RusseU TannahUl is and 9th Street, Friday Summit, Pa. 

special exhibit and the 

through Sunday, April 20-22. Services will be 7 o'clock Humane Society of Ocean City 

, Or, John L. Benson, a pm, Friday and Saturday will also participate. 

professor at Practical Bible nights and at 11 a.m. and 7 There will be fortune 

Training School In p.m. on Sunday. 

tellers, street juggierg, a 

satellite video display, and 

7 

educational food program to lower Inc" 

families. 

Tree plai 

at high school April 27 

TTie Ocean City Shade Tree a.m. Among those expecfefiSo 

Committee will plant 12 attend are Mayor Jack Bltt- 

willow oak trees on the Ocean eu; .Michael Clrpianptj 

Qty High School grounds In school principal; DC 

observance of National Arbor Johnson, president of 

»y. Friday, April 27, School Board; Mrs. I 

Juanlta Boardman, man, chairman- caman Mrs, Mrs. N 

RUMMAGE SALE chairman of the eomHeche 

and Mrs. Jane 

STEDEM'S DATES AFRO, 25-27 memorattve tree committee, fflenn, 

Beauty Salon St. John's Lutheran Church, announced that two of the 

lOth Street and Central trees will be planted in Parish PTA 

Avenue, will hold Its annual memory of Nathan Heche and 

• Expert in Styling spring rummage sale April 25, lobby Miller, former crafts show ^ 

26 and 27, Hours will be 10students 

who died in an ac- 

•Complete Beauty 

St. Augustine PTAtM 

a.m. to 3 p jn. Wednesday and cident. The totes are being sponsor an antiques and draft 

Services 

Thursday, and 10 a.m. to noon donated by the 1963 senior show e a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- 

Friday, which will also be *1 class of Ocean aty High day, April 28 at the Music 

1SZ0 Asbury Ave. bag day. The sale is sponsored School, 

Her, where exhibits .ill 

by the Lutheran Church The dedication and Include eollectables, 

Women, , * • • < • • • . memorial service will take glass, soft sculpture, 

place at the main entrance of and slate paintings, . 

the high school starting at 10 and crocheted baby 

white elephant and 

tables. 

MARK 

For the early birds, Wire 

VIDETTO will be donuts and coffee' #ith 

noageg and soda for Hum 

MAY 8th In addition, works of art'by 

Ord,«, Pa tor By Elionor Hughii fee School children will te'Sn 

display. '"»(> 

1984 Precioua Moment! 

Tlgurine For 

Club 

Members 

Only 

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our lovely selection 

of 1 8,2 Pc. separates 

Knits, Suits & Dresses 

Including "After Five", 

Bigger than Ever 

Selection of 

Sportswear 

Skirts • Appliqued 

Wrap, Straight, Golf and 

Match ing Tops 

Slacks, Snorts and. 

Sweaters • cefton/Aeryiie 

Lovely Swimwear 

Open Thuri,, Frl. & Sat, 10 to J 

3246 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

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Expecting.,, 

An Easter 

Bunny Sale 

20% Off 

AU yarns in 

stock including 

Summer yarns 

3 DAYS ONLY 

April 

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Octan City, N.j, 

399-5111 

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IF YOUR UNWANTED HAIR KEEPS 

GROWING BACKand BACKand BACK 

YOU NEED PROFESSIONAL HELP 

Hundreds of women have beeri trying for yours togit fid of unwantBd hair. . 

They have used fvc>ry rommprciil product They hive tried shaving and 

tweoiers • and even some very sirinso remedies. The result, total frustration, 

irritated skin and worn of all - unwanted hair keeps growing back. If yot/re 

one of these people 1 • ir'i time you got professional help, 

CALL WINSTON 

At Winston • you'll find a fully equipped facility, run by hjih.ly trained ' 

professional! Our clinic was designidjand built solely for treatment-of 

unwanted hair. We have private treatment rooms,.-a-tomfortable reception 

area and even a room for consultations, ' ... 

But what really rfiflttnrs ib our peopla We're ail professionals who Have beeri 

highly trained. We attend seminars and courses regularly, to keep up with the_ 

latoit developments in our Mold, c , • 

Evt-n/norelmpoiiant, wo arc completely aware of the very personal riatureof : 

your problem • and the need for privacy, confidentialityand ifridafstandljift 

A! yVinston, yui/ii got a eompiiiTientary diaino^ls; MrVII diicusSaiJ ^M 

option*, how long they will take and what they yylll costbefqrf »e suggntj; 

any treatment ' • :; ••:W' 1 - i ' i ; '• •: • •''••'• ""'•'"' '•'.'•"*• •" : v-'r -P 

Phone for «n appointfTmnt; You Ha^lnpthinB id ibsf k ekepf:uri'wanted)iaift 

Unwood 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1084 

Juvenile unit owner 

wants it kept there 

Jews Joined those rise. 

feet, 

against the contract, said: 

the world this Hand baked matzoh ig Norman, who was cited for "We're back In the caveman 

celebrating FMMVST, traditionally round instead of careless driving, was taken days. Hit system stinks. The 

flight of freedom from the commercially-bought by Ocean City Rescue Squad system Is worse than what we (KIT **Vjj i i 

They fltd so squares. Passover mateohs to Shore Memorial Hospital, had. The other Board 

piga ij According to tranicrfpts 

they just slapped their are made under strict rab- Somers Point, for facial members didn't vote ob- 

Betere a public meeting fromthetapeofmatnw " 

dough on their backs binical supervision. lacerations and complaints of jectively.", 

held earlier this month, Van Van Dyke said the state i 

ibut allowing sufficient When one eats matzoh he Is abdominal pain, police said. New Board member Jut 

Cjite Mid tto ywrtb* wan notify tbe public. 

for It to rise, thus mat-' rewarded In body and soul - The bridge was closed Miller Glenn commented the 

nor-violent but have a htotory "...and we wffl approach tbe 

11 Is food that strengthens approximately one hour while schools would be better off 

ofl«aMngandenttrlngstnd people to also Inform 

week ago Sunday, one's belief In the Torah, or the wreck was cleared, police with two tin cans and a string. 

colvlctlons for shoplifting, them " Van Dy\e 

avttch studenta from the first five books of the Old •Id. 

"Tlay went backwards," she 

probation violations, drag a»ld..."Jiyrt to d*rify It and 

bbinical College of Testament, and contributes to 

Mid. 

offenses and criminal tell them watt We 

demonstrated tbe good health by strengthening The telephone com- In other Board action: At its 

have,..cause I know that win 

ng of ihmura or, the body. 

munication system linking the reorganization meeting kit The University Glee Club of Philadelphia, Residents have objected probably be their first 

refully guarded, at the 

schools to each otter and week the new Board elected which will appear in concert, sponsored by The vehemently to tbe proposal to question." 

Community Center, A Somers Point man was within the school offices Don Johnson to hjg third Friends of Music, at the Music Pier, 8 p.m. move tbe facility Into their The state In public meettagi 

ate. Lubavitchers art a Injured after he lost control of themselves is virtually Board presidency by a 5-4 

fleet of Hasidics who beUeve inhti 

vehicle on Beach Bridge 7 noncommunicatlve. vote and Jeanne Gorman Saturday, April M, 

neighborhood and tm, 19001, Memorial contributiow In his memory may be 

made to the church or the Kidney Foundation. 

Atraotements were by the Craft Funeral Home of 

Ablngton, Pa. 

. i • .• 

Eleanor Houck, 85; 

lived here 20 years 

Eleanor E, Houck, 85, of Battersea Mad, died Friday in 

Ocean Point Health Care Center In Somers Point, 

' Born In Gertnantown, Pa., Mrs. Houck lived ben for 20 

years. She was a retired telephone operator for the National 

Bank rfGcrmantown and later worked as a dental secretary 

In Philadelphia. Mrs. Houck was a member of tbe First 

Presbyterian Church of Ocean City. 

She Is survived by a niece, Dorothea Smith, with whom she 

resided. 

Services were Tuesday In the First Presbyterian Church. 

Memorial contributions may be nude to tbe Missionary 

Fund of the First Presbyterian Church of Ocean City. 

Arrangements by the Godfrey Funeral Home at Ocean 

Ann Ortlieb; 

active club member 

ndwasapafronofthiCobbWliefeofMuslc 

Surviyto are a son Htnry A. rfpt, Washington, Pa. and 

Ocean City; a daughter Julie 0. Areta of Boston- two 

brotttn, Hiram and Joseph Martin; a sister Mary 'wbitcomb, 

and a grandson. 

Sirvtces were April li in St. Thoniai 1 RYBAL, PA, - Ann M. Omtb, 70, of Ocean Qty and this 

community, died April U at her home here. 

A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Mrs, Ortlieb 

was a member of tbe Daughters of tbe American Involution; 

fee Union League and Opera Guild of Philadelphia, Ocean 

qty Yacht Club, Atlantic City Country Club.llreatt Bay 

Country Club and Huntingdon Valley (Pa.) Country Club 

Sh§ was also a member of the Muenan (km, Daughter's 

of Isas, auxiliary of the Ablngton (Pa,) MemorialHospltai 

andwasapafronofthiCobbWliefefMul ^ 

Church white 

Mirsh. purial was in Lawnvlew Cemetery. Arrangements 

by the Helwtg Funtral Home, Jenkliitowa, Pa. 

Wi 

Eleanor Simms, 91; 

Ocean City pioneer 

Eleanor M. Simms, 91, of 873 Puna Place died Wednesday 

ta me unw^ Convaleieent C«t«. ; 

Bom ^Bohgport, Mrs. fflmmyyai a pioneer resident of 

Ocean City. ShewasthewldowrflHoydC Simins.foundw of 

Stams Hestaurant. 

A graduate of Atlantic aty High School the was a member 

of St. Peter's United Methodist Church 

Surviving are two gTandohJldren and four great, 


Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Saturday in the Godfrey 

Funeral Home, 844 S. Shore Rd., Palermo. Friends may caU 

one hour prior to services. Burial will be In Atlantic City 

Cemetory, PleajantvlBe. 

FINDING THE RIGHT DRESS CAN BE VERY DIFFICULT... 

UNLESS YOU FIND 

THE STORE THAT 

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IN DRESSES. 

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

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We will train. Send brief resume to 

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IM.Aprllti.UMAiDiiryAva. 4 If 

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7\ TOVBTA WROULA - I*M1 

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Several mrefi 

classes and famuW 

produced in her 

art class for ... 

received an A-pltu. 

Tie ihow \$ 

public in tbe dow._ 

rf the church, 10th 

»INCH W.ACK AND BiCICgR KMrli 

mm (nswtr, liw pair of HMM Myf. ««-•>«»• •w««," 

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mum i. Nmi MI tem m,. •maWrftttirii 

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HMirai f i W A.M. to fits P,M. DAILY 

Help yourself to the good life] 

MAY 

Become a part of Wellness. 

Feel good. Look good. Stay 

healthy. 

The Shore Memorial Hospital 

Wellness program is designed 

to help you help yourself to 

the good life. 

Plan your personally tailored 

Wellness program from the 

listing, now. Hurry. Some 

sessions are limited. So 

reservttions are a must. 

There maybe a nominal 

fee fouome activities. 

For a FREE copy of a 

complete Wellness 

schedule and activities 

description. ... or 

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K PAGE 12—SECTION ONI THE SENTINEL*LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

Jones sidesteps CCRG support, 'cocktail' party 

(eogtlmtd from page 1) 

"I thanked them tor it (the 

"But they never told BM their 

plans." 

Jeoif ma also upset by 

OCRG's Incliwion of bb name 

end photograph la •nothir 

CCRG endorsing Council 

candidate*, which also ippeared 

In last trtik'i piper. 

Hi wbMquently notified the 

of Jones* complaints, he 

called him Tuesday afternoon. 

"It did toQk Uto a 

ticket (the ad) and I don't 

blame him for not liking it," 

he said. "He (Jones) said he 

voted for (2nd Ward Council 

Incumbent) BUI MeU at the 

Republican Club's meeting 

and It looked funny with his 

picture near (CCRG endorsed 

WsstiU believe people are "persons," not numbers! 

That's one of the reasons we've been in business 

since 1887. 

"THE LOCAL GUYS" 

will always work a little harder for You! 

is Certificates of Deposit 

3 YEAR 

MHMUM DEPOSIT 

M.OOO" 11.25 

5 YEAR 

MMMUMMraSIT 

•1,000" 

to tacunbint Outer wine and cheese party 

William Wood*, said be at- In September." Woods If the 

"BMMM, it (wine and 

cheese party) occurred before 

Hotter wouldn't be served. However, Woods said the dinance otherwise we would 

Although he said he thought It Arts Center Is a bona fide have bean men careful," be 

would have been legal to nonprofit educational suld. "And by the my,.'M 

aerve It, he felt CCBO didn't organization while a political MUler was a guest of tbe 

»_ -._ a. .* _i ^ — î-i^ If 

want to compromise any of 

fee CouncU candidates. 

"I am not a member of that 

Boardwalk repairs 

getting priority 

challenger) John Van- 

MMpapfr he mmM htaderpoori. 

big enough man to reallie I 

name and photograph 

can't win an election without 

"Personally, I don't Mame 

removed from all further 

votes whether they're from 

him (or being upset," Miller 

CCBG advertisements. 

Republicans, Democrats, 

~'I didn't Uke It because I 

old, 

Independents or CCRO. 

didn't past them permission Other CCBO-endoried "I will accept Mir en- (continued from page 1) 

IH IHM It, It," Jones Hid id Tuesay Tuesday candidates Mark Videtto, dorsement at well as anyone "We have two months to get walk and ride their bicycles 

njoniini, "My M 4th Wird Wd John Vanderpeol and John elses because I have to this town back In shape. lte entire length. 

lupportCT* said it gave the Eiposlto attended the represent all of the people," Every available body should Ganglnl warned people to 

llqueriess event and have he added. "CCRO formed merge Into one group for a May off the closed portion of 

jmpreMlonl was running on a 

slate and I told Mr. Miller last accepted the group's en- because political parties consolidated effort for a two- the Boardwalk and Hid the 

summer I didn't want to do dorsements. 

cannot endorse. They are month cleanup," Jones said. city wouldn't be liable for 

Videtto, lit Ward unhappy with what they have. "Grass cutting and line personal Injuries sustained 

Bit," 

They're unhappy with painting can be put off. We there. 

Patti Heisler of Ocean City can»t decide which elephant she wantg at the 

Council." 

don't have a whole lot of tlmo. He explained that the Ocean City High School Band Boosters craft festival on the Music Pier 

support beams or caps atop last Saturday. : 

CCRO U on record at 

the pilings and the Joists or 

MILLER OPTICAL CO. particularly opposing Woods "We're a resort town and wooden supports to which the 

and Is a press release blames here are thousands of people decking Is nailed need to be 

OPTICIANS • 

EYEGLASSES him for "allowing" tbe ftat come here. We have to let replaced or repaired. 'Cocktail' party serves controversy 

Norman I, Miller 

GUARANTEED 

adoption of the administrative some things go like turning on 

code and voting salary In- 

In other storm related 

FOR 1 YEAR 

the water fountains," Jones 

(continued from page 1) 

Hester L. Miller 

creases to management 

matters, Councilman William 

CCRG are perdinance. "I don't even know If 

Under Our 

added. 

Wearer Dersonnel. 

Meis said the city should record instead of making an mitted to serve alcohol at this (CCRO) It a political 

Stnlor Citizen 

Woods brought to public Councilman Henry Knight 

establish a way of informing Issue out of something like their functions, Blttner of- group," he said. : 

Dlicount an Rtqu.it 

attention that the CCRG affair •id he felt as strongly as the residents of impending high tbil," the mayor said fered his own Interpretation; This is "too serious and too. 

might have been illegal mayor about Boardwalk 

tides In order to avoid damage Tuesday. 

"I suspect tola association ii critical" a matter, Corcoran 

spurring Miller to comment repairs: "The Boardwalk is to cars and personal property. Woods, Incumbent 1st Ward educational, as one of Its goals •aid adding he would have to 

INSCRIPTIONS • REPAIRS • DUPLJCATIOHS 

that "Mr. Wooda says serving part of what Ocean City Is and A suggested the use of patrol councilman, said CCRO to to Inform the public of dty determine e a tfj 

Sun Glauses • Deslgnor Wramm 

alcohol at an event like this 'is we're not doing right by the 

police bull horns. 

contradicted its beliefs about government. 

organisation's siatus on j_i 

the beginning of Me end' while visitors and business people to "Some people aren't aware maintaining Ocean City's 

individual basis by examining 

at the tame time he says be have it shut down at 18thof 

these (flooding) situations family atmosphere by ad- "They were more in eon. its bylaws, constitution, goalf 

2401 BAY AVE 399-4000 attended the Ocean aty Arts Street," he laid. 

on this Island and they're not vertising the cocktail parh'in formance with the lam nan and objectives. ,'T[ 

aware there la an emergency The Sentinel-Ledger fait other groups in town serving On Tuesday Corcoran said 

radio station to tune Into," Thursday, thereby opening it alcohol at their events," he be had asked for this material 

Jeanne Clunn observed then Meal laid. "1 Just think the to the public. 

added. "But I 

from COM so hi couldmake- 

We're Old-Fashioned 

are no businesses on thedty 

could have done more to Furthermore, Woods the right thing by not serving the determination. 

dosed portion of the Board- alleviate some of the maintains the alcohol or- 

However, Mott said he 

walk, she said people liked to damage." 

dinance leaves open to In- Meanwhile, Corcoran said hadn't spoken to Corcoran as 

terpretation which groups be couldn't Issue a blanket of Tuesday morning but didn't 

meet the criteria for alcohol statement about the inclusion think me solicitor would haW 

consumption. 

or exclusion of political any trouble deciding thaj 

"The current ordinance from the exemption CCRO nut the criteria of the 

lart 

lengier te adequately addresses private luse In the alcohol or- ordinance. 

gatherings to which the public 

FLOOR COVERING Isn't Invited," Woods said. "A 

• Over 35 years experience recent event) however, will 

• Name brand carpets 

now make it necessary for Mainland notes 

aty Council to more clearly 

• Braided Rugs 

define nonprofit educational 

• No-wax vinyl Mooring 

or charitable organizations." by Margie Bowen 

• Expert installation 

Blttner agreed that Council 

• Commercial & Residential may have to look more closely Nancy Hay hat been 

C«l( 399-3343 

at the meaning of the or- 

Stain's Shop-Bite in Somei» 

rejected to another term as 

dinance but (aid CCRG may 

Pbintlsseeking a preliminary 

president of the Upper 

VlBlt our Showroom Location «fc have used poor judgment In 

dte plan approval for addition 

townihip Board of to Its existing supermarket 

their fund-railing ad- 

291 WEST A VENUE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Uueatton. Dot Armand, who (hero. 

vertisement. 

recently won her third tern 

Although the mayor felt on §e Body, was 

Mainland Board ^4 

Oty Solicitor Gerald J. president by 

BWi and represen- 

Corcoran should make the members. 

ves from the three city 

determination whether such 

councils of Northfleld, Unwood 

and Sonera Point will 

meet 7 p.m. April 19 in tba 

west cafeteria at Mainland 

Regional to discuss cuts In the 

defeated (8,4 million school 

budget. 

Stnrlng tin Ocean City Ana For Nearly 100 Ytirt 

1001 Asbury Ave. Phone 399-00121 

HOURS: 

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Appreciated 

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instrument are 

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for a lifetime of wriling 

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The Finest 

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Beautifully Gift 

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• Chocolate Novelties 

• Gifts For Everyone 

ORDER NOW 

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Easter Eggs 

Village 

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Wayside Village, Marmora • 

OPEN ALt YEAR " . 399-7171 

n,'10-2 , 

oral>d Opei 

Brady's 

Opeil ">» 

ARMY & NAVY 

STORE 

"Clothing for the Working Man" 

Jeans 

Sweat Wtar 

Swim Suits 

Camouflagt Panfs 

industrial Clothing 

Active Wear 

Work Gloves 


Ocean City, N,j. 

399-8288 

Gift 

Books 

For AH 

Ages and 

Interests 

Book A Stationers 

Fred Annand, founder of 

the Peoples RepubUcrih 

Organization, has resigned 

his position as president df 

mat two-year old gr ou P- * 

nen seems to be • dlfUW 

in the GOP faction which i 

two years ago from 

Petersburg RepubUcan C 

DON history repeat itself ? 

Atlantic Electric (X. _ 

applied for a Department of 

the Army permit for matt 

tenance dredging In the Qreit _. 

Egg Harbor Bay at the B.-IJ: 9> 

g 

ITie utility's plans eaU JOT 

the hydraulic dredging i 

upwards of 30,000 cubic yaMA 

of sand and silt from a 144,11 

square foot area to a depth 

13 feet Mow mean low water 

Dredging would be requM 

at two or three year Interval 

and all dredged materUt 

fouJd be disposed of on tl) 

station's upland property. ;! 

Atlantic Electric has 

formed the Army Corps 

Engineers the project Is 

insure an adequate supply 

condenser cooling which 

necessary for continue 1 

electric generation at 

station. 

The Upper Township BoarB 

of Health will hold its quarterly 

meeting, 8 p jn. April m 

in Township Hall, Tuckajjpl. 

The Township 

recently authorited 

,t payment of over r 

ffili wdÂUimtlc , 

Cb.'s was, the highest 

tlO,«3 with 19,606 goL 

«oe Cnu of New J* 

15.800. to Ford, Scott 

AiaocUtea, and |4,0 

Township Solicitor J 

madron. 

* f 

DAY,APniLl9,10S4 THE 8BNTINELLEDGEK, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

Work is scheduled to begin by summer on this Intersection In Upper ToWnshlp, seen here in a file photo, where the state 

construct a left-turn lane to help alleviate traffic congestion to the summer months. 

nu-t 

50 and Tuckahoe Rd, 

fntersection improvement project due soon 

PoBowtag i ImfW delay, 

thU summer. lane to eliminate the sun. million, is funded n percent 

^

I 

m 

I. 

PAGE 14-SECTION OWE iim SENTINEL-LEDGER, 

Board to 

•-••.••,. : V: .I.-,;." 

proposed cuts By dity In vote 

THtmSDAY,APRIL IB, M8fr 

By MARGIE BOWEN 2or 3 cants from U» proposed Oat at Ita meeting laat "TTiey Just would not bend," budgeted for additional to take vacation. 

SenttnclUdfer Staff S«ent .1,, inereaae »«»»»«.,««„ toJam local »«•« TOîy ««•» ni|W HJB •» Boart «B fomented -«». _Eyelyn_ —».,.. Hartley .u.uv/. sumertfaw —._ custodial v—.—.,,. help. JjjJM, ..— «• _ }' _ «, « 

«»a «, «„ a*oolta«einidHiefciid|B decided to Bead a letter to «• .Inn Point Board of AcwrtWg to ReemiWgw, pwMani not a _____ 

JS^JE 

uli 

0 1 ^ T " '"SS 1 " «. «, ^n "^«Wprt«««d«'i«a^ Wueatioii president, last tbetwoaddJUawlpeopktobe one,''RotmBtrgt*affl, i burwd 18.6 centa a mile for afr"aii»ci"a^«lo "^ 

Bpard jf Education ta ap- Under fly mJ»l mfflto to appeal toe elty'a cut Ttawday referring to fte Mred were to be paid a salary In another propowl to the traveling iit>e»Mi •'-. a NptaflHWliiii i 

ji^ttiecij'immtoart seboo bwlget, maOlm propoial to the state: meeting with Council the of Van hour. Board, *3,00O swart _» Ipri/li siU, the fcnnl 3_Mta£_tf ^ $ ' • 

170,600 from the local school mt to be nUaed by local Fowle said that appeal will ewnjng before. , He said the custodial staff imwiMBaW anergeDctas. provide* parents who must ~ --^ •- --.-dutrk-fa12.410,07 

mat ta-uppt*g to* school tei flrit go through AttanUo H^tley wld only a amiQl ueod to care for the city'f RoiiîrgerJiaff^fflw Saniport handicapped ..,., ,,,,._-„ 

emenw budget, rate from KM to |1J7 ptr Owntjf School Superintendent percentage of tbe voters turn ba achooli and bat U on do what themfWti students to school. mâinedTei 

"W a ns*g.wm eliy AWuMwd valuation. Gurtov H. Huh who will then out to decide the school employee* Including • **tn unexpected «M «»i towftirg* said that by tort • I 

council last Wednesday tbe According to school auditor appeal it to the state com- budget and that the annual superintendent of mala- «P - to peu m emergency aeUng the vehicle, maliv the 

govtrtng body unarimoujry Harry Scott, It was the lowaat mlaaloner of education Saul vote IB an eMmpto of the tenance. ' appropriation and tag it ojrto twianM.reiMUiandiniiirance aenad 

r*«flved to have mm cut tocrtajii in the put ttn aoopemMiL voteri "venttng ttiir theu 13 wgrim, he aaid, ttttetowt^ysM'lwttiSte «•» .wSSti'amS Md Mm, 

" ' u J^ 8 -,?" ""o* 1 ? 8 *" ' « «* «tt 1 « •» W frustration with tm," receive • combined salaryt! «w It out of turphifunds, wme $2,000 could be cut from ~^ 

o»te tat year md 14 y^ OBUncil,ttieBoiirdpropoieda "Irt iuJt their tray of let- HSMH wWcb, Roeenberger Rownberger alsoiprcpowd the budget, i .""} 

the year before. Both of those compromlae cut of $30,000. flng off fryitration," she aaid. asid ij IS percent higher flian that $2,800 be cut forlhe RoeOTberger; alao lotaad 

-•"ir^r^rTJSiP" "W 8 ,"?* #°o •*••* However, CouncU rtmaJnid "Httw itato, fedewJ, local or the dty highway department purchase of hot water heater WÎ fro» mm 1»iK Superintendent of" 

Council President William School Board Secretary dteadfart that $70,000 should any other budget were voted salary andwages which pay «lar panneU, that Defelt pfcllfundj. " William Tro*iil«p 

Roeenberger, would lop about Isobel Y. Fowto said Friday be cut. on, ttay would get tba same 12 worker* including the aren't needed, and $W96ibe However, be said tbe figure unavailable tor 

mi iia i reaction. People alwaya feel department bead. cut for the salary of anald to was based on what tbe City rf ^ 

that it (the budget) CM be ; Two people would have to the bus driver that U used be Cbundl believed to be a 

reduced eomewhere." work a hell of • lot of houra to said to help chlldreil on and 90,000 surplus, 

After studying the budget, use up that $28,000 for fee M the bus. i he 

Rosenberger said he came up summer," Roaenberger said In addition, be said $9,493 "With 1102,000 in aurplus," mer 

with a number of line Items be last week. an be cut for teachers aids JtemNrger said, "I am sure City 

alt could be reduced. Re Ike Council president Mid and $1,800 from substitute *ey will have no problem in Kathleen! 

tains none of tbe cuts tat the Board maintained the teacher salaries. Substitute arttagH. Ate all, that U the tat 

: edueaflon. two additional helpers were teachers, he Mid, m4ke $59 a hâywi 1 money and I am ddp 

fill In 

of $3,000 tbe Board had fulltJme workers who wanted nciala. 

TUESDAY 

Has 

Changed 

for 

you,.. 

LUNCH and DINNER 

We also have Tako-Out 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • ALL YEAR 'ROUND 

ON THE CIRCLE • SOMEFS POINT, N.J. 

A COMPLETE UNE OF f 

PACKAGE GOODS 

PHONE 653-9358 or 603-4367 

MUSIC - 7 NIGHTS 

9 P.M. 'til 

Tony DeTittOmEs SAT 

Mike 

Spin your 

favoarlte tun en! 

Brought to you by Dennis^k Joe DlOrfo 

927-61 

LWUORS • WINES •BEERS 

• 

Cousin's 

Open Wed. thru Sun. 


399-1462 

i fl V% Priee 

i Dinners \ 

at Cousin's 

j rfiiy Uiif Dinner ill Rot) ("rife .' 

and qel Ihn Sfcsntl Dinner (if Bqu.il 

I or Lusbur Vflluij For H.ill l"ncf. 

OPEN: 2:30 p.m. EASTER SUNDAY 

Please Note: Changes In % Price Coupon & Super Special 

WITH THIS AD SUPIR SPICIAL- 

(Good Every Day Except Saturday 8. Batter SvnitBV} 

PRIME $e 95 LOBSTER 

RIB U OB TAILS iriiii 

ftykrfH 

•MMuIlM 

Vt PrlM Coupon Not Valid On ThlM Special* 

95 

REOPENING TOMORROW - FOR THE WEEKENDS! 

Plymouth Inn 


Ocean Glty, New Jersey 

FRIDAY, APRIL 20th 

Sarv8d4foSP,M, 

Broiled Fresh Jersey 

Boneless Shad..... 

•HBO 

Fresh Individual Oyster 

Pie and Vegetables ...... W 0 

Fresh 8oz. Center Cut 

Stuffed Baked Pork Chop. $ 7 50 

SATURDAY, APRIL 21tt 

Servtd4toiP,M. 

Old Fashion Chicken 

Pot Pie, Cranberries 

Yankee Pot Roast of 

Beef (T©p Sirloin) 

ALL SPECIALS-FULL COURSE 

Broiled Heavy Filet i 

$ 6 00 

ofTurbot-EggSauce. ....'6" 

SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND-SERVED 110 8 P.M. 

Roast Leg of Spring Lamb with Mint Jelly '7.50 

Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus, Chow-Chow,...,, $ 9.50 

Broiled Fresh Jersey Boneless Shad. ,,, •.,... »7.00 

SERVIN8 BREAKFASTS WNHER WEEKENDS ONLY 'TIL END OF MAY 

Now Serving In.oUr 45th Year • Phone 399-3730 

DOOR TO DOOR CAS I NO SERVICE 

from Sen Isle & Ocean City Area 

*e.»5 par parson 

BAI 

••.»• par parson 

».00p«rp«r«on 

Hotel & Ciulno 

0.9 V par p«r*on 

»110«.rt.ri-UPoodCr4am "• 

Mvemu«icafter9J30p.m. 

lTi.thoM S# Music Pier. TWf will be 

ite bunnie* followed by our annual Eastw 

on Koto 

^ M 

Jennifer MarihaU, 

recently crowned Little 

difldran,, thtlMhifM^« 

eeit wishes for a "ginning walk" in' 

trie annual Baiter Paratfe on the boardwalk 

this weekenaywe hope you and 

War family will mn this always important 

holiday weekend that has such 

special religious ilsnlfleanee. May 

sunny skin end perceptive boardwalk 

ludeet be kind to you as you stroll in the 

annual parade. 

We would like to remind one end all 

that there ll still time to shop the friendly 

awes of Circle Liquor Store for all _ _ mmmm 

your wcialliing needs. As always, we offerTwry larse 

leleetlon of wlnet, liquor*, cordials and been, end our 

gourmet department offers a h ore of plenty, replete with 

'every snaeking delight. 

A suggestion; if egg nog is en your iaster list may we 

suooest a couple bottlei of Mr. Boston's hemegenlted Ige 

recipe In the lower section of this column, 

i, For thote who are invited w the home of a friend or! 

relit ive for faster Dinner, we offer the Bounty of our Center 

Aisle where many gift-slanted bottles are appropriately 

packaged for the occasion. 

if you ere gifting, this weekend) but know not the 

I 

preference of your host and hostesti the easy way out is 

.thru the ilmple expedient of a circle Liquor Olft Certificate 

In any denomination you cheese. 

Heppy letter! 

High heeli were Invented by a woman who had been 

/ kiMedonmeforehtad. 

lAfTaRBOONOO 

,;.,: To;prwld# egg nog for 11, you'll need four-flfms ef a 

fluart of your favorite whiskey blend, • eggs (separated), 

V> Ib. tugar, t pt. heavy crtem, I quart milk, J on. rum 

(optional), 

_ Dear eggs and whites separately, adding sugar to the 

whites, Add whiskey to yolks, then combine with rum, 

heavy cream end milk. Fold In whites gently. Chill 

thoroughly. Serve In cup or mug. Top with grated nutmeg. 

Weeti like the Swan a. Anthony coin |uit watt* mint le 

.•••îUV./•.:,-• :'£,-:,•?. _ ', - : ; . •"•.;:• 

Q.Whatarethelngr« . •"'v 

A, m» Latin punch U made ol red wine and fresh iruit,\ 

MmiMmeifefMNetwtmimMyWMMfjMrNtko L: ' i 

l t m m > W m 

, OUR CONBRATULATIONI TO THt SINTINIL- ' 

LIPOIR QANO,,,, 

This Issue of Ocean city's favorite newspaper 

marks the SIM annual edition of the Spring Edition.. 

t This award-winning compendium of all facts and 

frictions of America's Favorite Family Resort It 

•the end result of countless hour* of effort on the part 

j»£aj tru|y professKmel^ml dedicated staff. Well 

WINCTON; lint's plenty of to Join roe. 

information, now Irt'a cbat WlNflTON: BariMrlanI 

more about my book. Perhaps Aildasbadfroni 

we mm arrange for n I could beair «»», 

autotrapb party CB A#bury dlKusilng the: attla 

Avenue,,, , derourlng " ' 

nro.lwint"tobecertalnll)oje msBtmumm-mto- ^ "Public ^ wlaJJonf Isn't a i 

£iw^r weekend events $c) 

wwin 

The Batter 

wofFlar. 

win datribttte caotfj to 

MmicPler, No candy wffl 

j««t4opf«an 

Water Damaged 

; |*a»ipj»iiilB^ 

:!»W/a -K *!« 

Hi 

JuatitartcBtttliom 

IJVUIwj sffiife M«:> 

What an Institutknl 

SHOWS 6:30 and 8:45 

"ATARZANJilOVIE/ 

LIKE NO OTHER 

YOU'VE EVER SEEN* 

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Sold 

REAL 

Atlantic Ave. 

raBSBwroîÊDQEBy'ocBAfâi^wâ''.^ - .;-.•.•• ...... ,- THURSDAY,, o 

Let Us Replace Your SALE Sign 

w •ur 

R. GRAIG FRENCH - Sales Manager 

LARRY A. MAS! - G.R.I. Residential Specialist - MAM! M. FRENOtt- Salis Associate 

DAVID FRENCH-G.R.I. 

THOMAS OVES -^Sales Associate 

BETTINACHAU-G.R.I. 

RONALD JOHNSlif-Sales Asspciate 

ROBERT FRENCH-Broker 

RIChARD SUpip^ Sales Assttci^ 

DONALD SWAN - Broker 

THOMAS CROMBi^ — Salis Associate 

MRS. BEATRICE FRENCH - Boss 

WARR1N McQUIGiGrAN - Satei Associate 

MRS. MILDRED DAVIS - Bookkeeper 

PAT JOHN5QN ^ Sales Associite , j 

ED BOSCH—Sails ^sofiiate |i j]v^ r 

MADEIJYN BELOIN - Head Secretary ;J I s r S^ !: 

MYRNAMELINI-Secretary , v ;k • •" . •:-^^;J-^* 

BEALTORS 

îliliiliS 

^SMj.l.KJL&MiiJ^Hi-.t.ri 

M,J*i»' 

€ 

Ocean City Naval officer commands a ship that serves 100 others 

-ABOARD ABOARD THE VSB V8B The Concord's task fat Is to(, to supplies suppliesai^rtpeir and renair rat*, parti; w* We; &tmttm ciecutlve I*HI*T officer ^—«~» (second •- in —— j——_—- 

ODNCORD-FJ. Dougherty supn^ fresh, frozen and dry ;ajtotoansltrrMM^09HVdi'JMraund) aboard the airhrtspoMiUefora^B 

frnvOm, repair parts and "of najt!^ r#y/li|^rrter US Jata f, 

tWrt office and supply center, other supplies to Navy ships "Our success Airing roe Kettttedy, homeported In 

ghoandhlsmenfaUdownon at«ea, ernJie reflects the hard work HmOk, Va. 

m^m&mmmtimy "This job Is eieittag Aw aKHtott^Bur ,î*.' ^4^ ,, 

sfewlSMfettonilt, lûsBf^tunJfliiemtatoB ;sWn «•"»#«* ^flfew+^^^'^^fe % 

pujh«rt;t tt«tWn, of of thftSBlK^m^MM OfleaB^bicdmej more prtfeukual. 29?28&'ihffi2i. ^ 

«S^P*w«i^reitob,tafr4«|»;i,Stt^,?gli^tt^B»;a Md'MWpPWW-: ««*«• 

and 

fc ••-«-- 

Kfaii^ v ^nd ^'' aalre s^^ft|irtog)»#rios|i!^^S» sMpaM Its dwfnncUoftfiig ««. 

W^hijTOApiHtn^.com-- :cruUfefc;ia. j-jêBWoath;';as : * teaffl,"'j;*w:i^,g.,^-;'•ri-f§&' 

rtWKilngofficerof the combat deploiroeBt, i Ho; r i tt« J^t, ft^^PW*^,,,^,,,,,, 

s^K^;U|&l4Concord; Medittfranean sS#,'^we o^nand afm'Owwji liffi^S^^W. 

M^2§^^tliP¥i^PP 

Citizen itin of the Year 

an 

H!' m beach erosto)) < ^ 

*^, 

noting of M83 of the Chrey was the second locallte 

Ocean City Masonic Club at to receive the awanj; which 

the Ocean City Masonic was presented In 1982 for the 

""OP 1 * . long • one flrst time. 

êndlfferentTttntorS 

great is his influence for 

?£f W * lit of P«*nted the dozen of me 

"* prwen * yew award to Carey. - 

to ^ y êy «iowneronweof the 

*" «««* "West real estate 

egâUpresent agendes,aretlrJoceanaff 

for the continued„Hgh School I d 

Aômmalhding offlcer has to 

kwp an unbU«d view erf 

evefythlng Oat goes on 

aboard." ' • •.. ••••'. ••" 

,., IWogherty also strewed 

toinwwk ej an erawtlsJ : 

. aboard I make U a point to 

talk to tbem," be said. "I ' 

' ; ^^^HlSus~^^^MBjai v xpr ^ ^DB fUiip EQ 

MttlilMSjB" takei 

.I.,,.i(,~r-L~r.,:.,.i to ..• -YiMeMwenUy returned frtm-asev^^ 

||^^^^^M:'*tttra*;ils;a worthwhile pursuit" mmtryalde. " from tfitt,,^^^^^^^ftl^^^^ 

i'%«feinlsr% (Jrg«e at Ott cflttitrieS in the Medlter- basically the same Dougherty's have three O0oglmtt^Dswtfwp% 

^burg^ColIegB in get. ranean. I particularly like evaTwhere.-niey want to live AUdren: Alison, U; Laura, i>, tam^KMeoMîlteî 

tysburg, Pa. NapJw. Italy, becuat of Its in puce and harmony like md FdlcU, 3. andMldbe'sloosiiitorwwri 

^j^felt the Navy didn't have beautiful countryside. ' us." - ^ "Famuy support is im- -•to-&a&%aumto&®^M$k 

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• fttfing Job,"ie «o5atoed. "I Ucolarly like Naples, Italy, hardest thing about member," he said. "My aircraft': cttTtarHheis^#| 

• thwigW Serving my country because of Its beautiful deployments if the separation famfly Is very clooe-taU and l Twtbmv ! t»wtm~t»AeîMi 

Impresario-the word for Esther Weil 

fe^tiieM d^'••'$_ tor Music taught piano and rolce, WeO." 

fUm^Mumt totter *eeW church ehola, and weU My lovea what she 

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^^^mer tor her efforts on Weaiio|.] 

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THUR8DA V, APRIL 19,11)81 

.»' i a r a ! Stf «p^1 

|he Ocean City Malt Chorus with accompanist Doris Jacoby at the Music Pier, 

Fowwf o* Heart ready new season 

i*Voung at Heart dud, Hotel on Saturday. 

Deborah Witttamp, con- September. 

Marian Callen, soprano, The group wiU also be tralto, and fttfw Jenktoa, The quartet wffl also be 

aarles Taylor, tenor and appearing at the Holiday Inn, baritone, members of tbe Included in the Cape May 

nortnrt Magulri, ad- Ptowllli, for the seniora ti Young at Heart, will appear Concert series and win ap- 

fmnpaiiiA, win begin their Rhaunhurat, Pa, and thewith 

the duo weekly at Hie pear at the Cape May County 

p)rW«« schedule of per- Woman's Qub of Cape May Flanders Hotel and on theF&rk 

In August ( 

*-^^ at Tht Fliuiders later this month. 

Music Pier during June and 

poetry and 

The P.M, Cafe, sponaored 

by the Cape May County Art 

league and the Cape Writers' 

Co-op, will present an evening 

of music and poetry in the HI 

Carriage House on the Emlen mm 

rayiick Estate, 1050 }'«* 

Washington Street, Cape May 

7:30 pjn. April 21. 

_ The poetry will be read by 

•bembere of the Writers' Coop. 

The music Mil be 

provided by Dark and Robin 

Johnson and Barbara J, Bay. 

The Johnsons are sisters l 

Voung it Heart duo, MiriaH alien, left, 

. . of folk and country and 

"MLwouri and now residing In Admlssion"is $2 ($1 for~Art 

Qt^May, waaan !m?oa&i League raembem). Refreabperformer 

at the laat PJ«. roento will be available. 

Historical unit to elect officers 

The.Unwood Historical artifacts on display. 

Sodety will hold a public The meeting will be in the 

"~^80pin.^rtW,for asntar cltoin facilities at 

on of officers and to tteatlea Park School on Davia 

^Research 4 Recovery quarters in Crestlea will also 

.about the salvaging «f. be open so the public can see 

India. There will be the Sodety'* location. 

get the 

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TOE SEWnWEL-LEPGEH, OCEAN CTTY, N J, 

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aenior reaUencea. " 

Sim* UB8 the ebanu tut 

Annually the chorus 

agent for the chorus a«l may 

taritone soloist at the Muak Vwm a Margate has been 

Pier. Perkins and the late accompanist to tone years. 

Clarence Fuhrman, who 

(Srected the pier orchestra 

and was « noted pianist, took 

over the Male Chorus after 

the death of its original 

director, George Q, 

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announces new season of Pops 

Frank Ruggleri, musical of Deborah TruraL ; performed at the Academy of Ruggieri will be presenting 

director of the Ocean City Ruggieri has engaged Music with the Philadelphia Young, talented, soloists on 

Pops Orchestra, has an- fyon-Min Yl, the lfryear-oJd Orchestra on Nov. 12,1983 as Wednesday evenings." 

nouneed the first summer Korean pianist who nude hjs featured soloist In Haydn's, , Most of the regular stagers 

concert for the 1984 season successful debut last season Ptano'Contxrto in C under the will return again this summer 

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feature Deborah Truxal, 

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(km City Popi Pops Orchestra, Orchestr did lome shopping pp PJf^ atewto ^ 

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Popular 1 

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Salti of Seashore 

Seasonings — the cookbook 

produced as a volunteer fund 

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Tomlln Memorial 

Hoepital AudUary — wtre so 

successful during the Drat 

year that • second printing 

has been ordered 

Peggy Borkland, cookbook 

chairperson, announced that 

profits for the hospital to date 

amount to $11,000 on the sale 

of gome 4,000 books to 

residents and visitors, 

"With id collection of 

recipes, historical sketches, 

and seashore menus, the book 

has captured the beauty and 

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It continues to be on sale at the 

hospital's Cheeri Corner and 

at atorerf" throughout the 

aunty, , 

CASINO TRIP TO 

BENEFIT SCHOLARSHIP 

A bus trip to Caesars Hotel 

Casino is scheduled for 

Monday, April 30 to benefit 

the scholarship fund of the 

American Business Women's 

Association Ocean Charter 

chapter. Tickets are 112.50 

and Include transportation, 

*17 In coin with *5 deferred 

until the next trip. Bus wtll 

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EASTER 

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Happy 

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editorials/com ment 

Changing 

times/ and 

a tradition 

You art reading the Slat annual Spring Edition 

of The Sentinel-Ledger whose theme this year is 

"Changing times." The thrust of this year's 

Bpecialedition la the progress going on about us. 

And oot just here, in Ocean City, but in our 

Oitire area which includes Somers Point and the 

mainland, Upper Township and Sea Isle City. 

We sailed upon the mayors of the four 

, municipalities to tell the stories of. their towns; to 

:4et their residents and visitors and potential 

residents and vacationers tow about the major 

programs and projects that are underway or 

contemplated in their towns in the mJd-iSBtt, 

, We also have stories by our staff writers and 

others, and lots of pictures illustrating the 

changes—theprogress taking place in our area, 

-your area, whether it be your present home or 

" vacation spot or the place you intend someday to 

call home or your vacation retreat, 

;,, Of course, progress is made by people; so we 

, have plenty of '^people stories," articles about 

j, particular individuals who have made their mark 

j. jon the community and who continue to exert 

influence through their expertise, efforts, community 

service, business acumen, artistic 

.prowess, athletic ability, political or civic 

And there are articles about organizations — 

fee groups which represent people collectively In 

the pursuit of continued progress. We called upon 

the representatives of scores of organizations and 

gave them the opportunity to teU the story of their 

social or fraternal dub, service organization, 

business association, religious group, athletic 

unit. 

A community can be no greater than its citizens 

nuke it, Fortunately, in this area there are many 

Page Eight, Section Two 

Thursday, April IB, 1984 

letters/readers 

Keep liquor 

out of the town 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; 

Tot such a long time. I have 

intended to write a letter to 

your paper expresstag my 

love for Ocean aty. Finally, 

here It HI 

My husband of ffl years and 

I spent • most relaxing few 

days at Ocean City last 

November, As he is a selfemployed 

landscaper, it has 

always been difficult to cone 

to Ocean City during his busy 

season. 

I started coming to Ocean 

Qty as a child and rarely did 

my family miss a season. My 

duster and I have continued to 

bring our families to'Ocean 

Please do everything 

Storm efforts 

bring thanks 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

The Apt May County Office 

of Emergency Management 

wishes to express our thanks 

to the coordinators of Cape 

May County's II 

municipalities, to county 

department, and to all public 

service and safety agencies 

related to our operation for 

their unselfish and 

professional actions in coping 

with the northeast storm of 

March 29, 1984. 

possible to keep 

of Ocean pver 

fewer for nearly a decade. It species. There have been sports fishermen woo, remain at a critical level, the noted that science knows full 

me aid of others, little progress can be expected. 

whether or not to buJldTsllico 

nay be from overflahfag, or sharp population declines although their concerns are bill would provide for tacking well that chemical pollution is Dan In Tennessee? Various 

We also have stories about institutions — those from poisons in their breeding before but never with the toss environmental than on another two yean of laying waste to millions of simplistic types begin 

associations of people in a system or organization waters, Kepone in chemical contamination now economic and recreational, moratorium. Conversely, in newborn stripers. Since little flaunting bumper stickers 

which, exerts a greater influence than the sum of Chesapeake Bay and PCB's In bund In their nursery waters. both agree mat Uncle San the unlikely event that can, or will be done about the reading "fish or Peopte'" 

its individual members' efforts, Here, 

the Hudson River have The philosophical among us had better do something to stripers make sudden pollution, It la hoped that a 

probably had an impact. More 

togetherness, teamwork is of utmost importance 

may well ponder the striped save the striper from oblivion. progress, the moratorium fishing moratorium wiD keep Well, It's never been i 

likely It's a combination of bass and Us threatened ex- That something is a bill 

even if it's not outwardly evident because of the 

could be shortened. 

at least a minimum question of fish or people. It's 

these factors. 

tinction as another example of introduced in Congress by 

seemingly effortless ease with which the overall 

The Striped Bass population alive to sustain the Hah and people -c^nd 

When I said the striped bass fee "canary In the coal nine" UJ, Rep, Claudine Schneider Emergency Council, 27 Fort species. 

everything else tool 

establishment carries on its functions and moves 

on toward new challenges while cranking out 

.accomplishment in its wake, New era in service to senior citizens is at hand * 

I Progressi— changing times — is like a well 

About a month ago I an* 

oiled machine each of whose parts accomplish a 

and services that will improve 

Squally Important to our Inherent in Medical No 

Bounced my choice to be thefee 

quality of their lives. 

particular task and which together provide 

senior dtiiens, as well as the longer must our Senior 

new director of tin Division Making New Jersey a 

greater power than the individual parts working 

disabled dtteens of our state, citizens give up' their 

on Aging. Last week Ann national leader In providing 

isaprogramlbegan last year Medlcald benefits in orjty to 

on their own, 

Zahora of Cape May took over services to the elderly has 

which will give new options to remain In their homes >itb 

the duties of that office, and I 

"Hie, igreat Ocean City-fiomers Point-Upper 

been one of my highest 

those who now face the their families and neat their 

believe this will usher in apriorities 

since I took office. 

jwnshipêa Isle City progress machine,- Pour 

prospect of entering a nursing friends, 

new era in New Jersey's Some of the programs we will 

municipalities each with their own community 

borne when they would, In 

service to our senior citizens. 

this program has the*4ddeto 'Jlnlne first 

f 

i) 

anythlhg,)of. the sort happen, rty»w. Abroad, it Is co 

y 

The fact'Is ~ and, there ls'Ipracttce^noVonlyinp 

considerable ,research- to scnools,v,but In,,th*j.;• sodoeoonprnlo •uuOBnOmic. >C1«ISM. (They 

- -^""itbthlWh 

atM .^Yoifimay, recallâbout'ij ASSSSSSS 

'languages, mathematics and 

agreat gears' ,«gq, [ih^ttittihiffjî^ 

elementary Mence skills; 

,dr«n3and4not«u>to 

learn ho»r, 

oomputeributalso to'do arith- The Idea might be eidtement about learning, g, traducing them during nur- •H (ht othtr. bntais 

metic. problems, and even to repugnant to some, since it and they are still free of the sery school }«ara to subjects 

.leflro J fdl^l might seen to be proposing 

hava been intntioMd, 

anxiety that seems to come and 

•dttli 

1 1 i i 

s 

#£ks 

ICOKSj^m 

*(mk 

>nr. 

nti • li.^y J 

i^@rii.. ; as did the price, 

This mysterious event was 

followed by still another 

discrepancy between the 

price per gallon posted on the 

pump gauge and the price I 

actually had to pay. I asked 

the cashier if they had some 

"funny fuel pumps" In the 

area and he winked, grinned 

and said, "You beteha." 

Apparently thousands of 

tourists'are being bilked by 

mis highly Illegal and totally 

unethical procedure, and all 

travelers should be aware of 

it The petroleum industry 

already has enough of a bad 

reputation in light of events of 

the past decade, but their 

greed apparently exceeds all 

bounds,.of propriety, ana 

displays their contempt (or 

consumers' intelligence and 

trusts In general carelessness 

and hurry. > ' J 

, Being the.trusting tool that. 

I am,'I was wilting toextend 

thelboneflt of a doub> to ex; 

p Were 

when my first OU up In 

mrvelous Ooean City coovqied.the 

gentroui mileage 

flgorasto which I am *ccustomMI 

afMr foUewing ntf 

W M ^ b b i h i f^: 

1 *T^^^*^^ Fl ^f^^^ w i^WBf'f^ B *"l 

Thursday, April 19,1984 Page Nine, Section Tw 

ByPETEBGAlXAGHEB and birds from around the fried to rid Merritt Island of ghost road for 10 years. Out- 

National Geographic world. The Island annually me salt marsh mosquito — a of-control forest fires, started 

-*; Now. Service attracts less than one percent serious obstacle to (he growth by nearby ranchers who 

of an Disney visitors. mat was expected in this wished to clear their !«iia* for 

Yet not one sparrow "You get people thinking virgin area, Massive spraying grating, inept over the 

(s/orgottenbyGod and talking about the dusky of DOT and other pesticides dusky's areas many times, By 

Luke 12:6 

and you might not save these contributed to a 78 percent spring 1B7I, there were 13 

.'.IS * 

last few but you might save drop in dusky numbers bet mates left on the St. Johns 

^_. , Ive witody of a something else," says Cook, ween 1946 and 1962. marsh, none at all on Merritt 

mOW cage on an obscure The last four males, housed When the National Island. 

'•mind In Walt Disney World is under heavy security, will not Aeronautics and Space Ad- Fish and Wildlife ton or- 

# ' % fantasyland for the most be displayed io the public. ministration acquired the dered the capture of all dusky 

''endangered bird on Earth. Instead, Scott's seaside area in 1962, engineers seaside sparrows, No females 

, Tortured and Ignored by sparrows and other dose flooded as much of it as were found. Five males were 

"Wa until It was too late, relatives of the dusky will possible so the mud-breeding brought to Santa Fe Com- 

cifiled forever from their Mil take part in what Cook calls mosquitoes would have no munity College Teaching Zoo 

'marsh homeland, the hut four an "interpretative display." place to lay their eggs. to Gainesville. There scien- 

dusky seaside sparrows flit A diorama will explain the It worked. It also destroyed tists and officials continued 

about in desperate luxury, bird's history, habits, and the marsh. By 1968, only 70 their flgMinfl, this tjfjy over 

waiting for the end to come. habitat, as well as the reasons pain of duskies remained on the philosophical right to 

They are all males, 740 tor Ita impending extinctionMerritt 

Island, which by then, "crossbreed" the birds. The 

years old, brought in from the — an especially dramatic ironically, was a Fish and argument prevented the 

m wUd in iffB and 1M0, Noevent 

considering that the Wildlife refuge. Meanwhile, experiment for two crucial 

female has been seen since mere presence of Disney Brian Sharp, a University of mating seasons 

1975. The one male that World, less than an hour from Wisconsin graduate student, 'T know it is Impossible to 

.evaded capture was last seen fee dusky's final range, had abund 

nearly MO pairs of save everything. Bit why 

, ,cn July 23,1980. 

direct effect on the sparrow's dusUes on' the St. Johns commit aggravated assault 

: Sometime within the next destruction. 

marsh - an area which had on nature?" asks Jim Enia, One of the last four dusky seaside sparrows in decade. Its natural habitat On the flopdplain neafu t or- who directs the nation's only 

the dusky seaside sparrow always been limited to the St. nithologists since Charles collegiate teaching too. 

the world live* out his days In a habitat

^ _^rt ^ 1 / * ll 

VAGE10-SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGEIt. OCEAN CITY. N.3, , THURSDAY, APfUL19, T^HIt8D/\Y, APRIL IB. m* 


SBMNtwBd, 

jUnwood 

(Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pajtar 

i Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 9 Complex) 

Mump 

'Rev. Andrew Surace. pastor 

SUNDAY 

10am. Worship gerviee 

7 p.m. Evening service 

SUNDAY 

t 8 ajn. — Eajtir Sunrise THURSDAY 

Jtervice In church Fellowship 7 p m • Midweek service. 

fUI. 

? pm, — Easter Servlee 

j ^miôjOod 

MAMLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

&15 New Rd. 

fiev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

luNDAY 

i 10 ajn. • Sunday School 

j| 11 ajn. -Morning g worship 

J 7 pm. Evening service 

j 

ABUNDANT LIFE 

LY OF GOO 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and Wesley Av, 


EASTIR SUNDAY 

on Music Her 

9:30 ML - Sunday ichooi 

"•« «.«. - Worship 

wvles 

7 p.m, — Evening Mrviee 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m. — Midweek payer 

CHAPEL BY THE SEA i 

55Ui Street and Atbury Avenue 

?!iM PM HOLY THURSDAY SERVICES - 7:30 P.M, 


REV. DANIEL HULITT 

Beesley's Point, N.J. 

HYMN SING 10:20 • CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 

Serving South Ocean city Year 'Round 

3[%»t flvssfagitrum QUjurctj 

The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev, Wm. Radcllffe Allen, Th./W., Pastor 

Rev. Jeffrey W. Winter, Assistant Pastor 

Director of Music, Organist: 

Jean C. Ridgway 

Thursday, April 19 -7:30 P.M. 

SERVICE OF HOLY COMMUNION 

Friday, April 20 • 2:00 P.M. 

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 

- EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES 

Morning Worship: 8:30a.m., 11:00a.m. 

"WILL YOU EXIST AFTER YOUR 

DEATH" 

Mr, Allen • preaching 

Sunday School-9:30 A.M. 

Evening Worship • 7:30 P.M. 

The Whole Bible Fpi'The Whole Person 

Graded Classes! Nursery • Adults 

Tuesday Morning • 10i]0A,M. 

Women's Bible Study Fellowship 

Wednesday Evening - 7:30 P.M. '— 

^ The Bible Study Hour 

Visitors Are Expected And Loved 

"Holding Form The Wort Of Life" • Phillppians 2M« 



life iod Ctfitm Avinu* Ocsin City, M. J. 

EflSTER 

DAY 

APRIL 22,1984 

9:00 A.M. Church School 

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

^LETTING GO OF FiAR" 

Rov. David M. Finch, preaching 

FoitivalMuilcofthuOay 

AH Church Choir* 

Bran Choir 

Hallelujah Chorut(MeiJlah) 

(Service broadcast on Wl BGAM1SJ0) 

QUARTET 

Nancy Fox-Hoover, soprano 

Jullanne Freiberg, alto 

Bruce Grant,,tenor 

' , , Lee ArtuHer, baritone 

DBWdM Finch, Pastor " •.*' 

William R. McClelland, Associate 

rtw'Ai. McCoy, Uirector of Mvttc^ 

«rvlCf 

FAULLW MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST 

(American Baptist) 

l8Ut St. and Ilmpion Ave. 

Ocwn City 

Community Center 

Rev. Richard Wlngate. pastor 

fUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Worship lirvice 

with Rev. Wlngate preaching. 

Nuriiry Provided. 

11:15 a.m. • Sunday school 

For 24-hour devotional 

message, phone 393-8526. 

The church office is located 

it 247 W Itilet Rd.. phone 38A. 

61M. 

SEAVEW BAPTIST 

w 

9:30 a.m. • Church gchool 

11 a.m. - Morning worship 

7; 30 p.m. - Evening wrviee 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m,. Evening bible itudy 

and prayer servies. 

CALVARY WDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

OCEAN CITY 

First Church of 



Sth St. & Asbury Avc. 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11:00 AM. 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. 

Wednesdays 8:00 PM, 

Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Dally 

II A.M.Jo 1 P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

8th and New York Av. 

Samirs Point 

tm Corbett, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 am, - Morning wonhlp 

8 p.m. • Family study hour 

1 p.m. - Evening service 

SHH-OH BAPTIST 

Rav, Lafayette Riddlck, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m • Sunday school 

11 am • Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Midweek prayer 

mrvlat 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

Corbln city 

FtS. Biggin, pastor 

GOOD FB©AY 

Noon to 3 pin. Service 

SUNDAY 

11 a.m. — Morning worship 


BAPTIST 

600 5. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev. RuaaeU H, Bowen 

Jr., minister 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. • Morning worship 

7 p.m. • Ivininjj service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

Ah St. and West Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 pjn. • Prayer 

FAITH BAPTIST 

Presents 

The Passion of Christ 

According to (he Gospels 

(The Living Siationg of the Crown) 

direc'tccl by Helen Vuipoli 

With Sclt-ciioiiH From Handel'i* Messiuli 

jf tin Lrvine • Muik'al Director 

Nicole Crowe - Organiil 

Wecineiduy, April 18th & Good Friday 

April 20, tit 8 p.m. 

Poplar & Wubaih Ave,, Lin wood 

tlaniillrini Aicepied 

OCEAN CITY 


10TH5T.4WISLi¥AVl. OCEAN CITY 

GOOD FRIDAY 

SACRED SERVICE 

12:15 to 1:15 

EASTER SUNDAY - APRIL 22 

6:30 A.M. • SUNRISE SERVICE 

High School Football Field 

9:30 A.M. - SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M. EASTER CANTATA 

by our choir 

7:00 P.M, • EASTER EVENING SERVICE 

PASTOR DONALD E. HURLBERT 

Standing for Tht 

Fundimtntals j, 

of tht Filth ^t. _ *| 

REV. DONALD E. HURLBERT, Senior Pastor 

REV. DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor . 

i' *'! vaptrapsiJorf^tlon |Qandfrpm Sofic|aykttfooi,' 2,VJ 

I 'i if 'rflr» ' 

8:43 and 10:30 fum. -- 

Praise and wonhlp 

7 p.m. — Evening prtife 

and wonhlp * 7 ' 

REOR&ANnED^CHURCa 

OF JESUS LA J,, ** 

S U N D A Y " •-•'• '•'••••- '•«"• 

11 ajn, - Mwti in th« | 

Brotherhood Chapel en SWr* % 

NJ! Marine ScUnce 

sortiuni.) All art welcome. 

Lulhmm .- 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN' 

Central Av, at 10 a : 

, (PItue tarn to 

/-. TRINITY 

^ METHODIST CHURCH 

20 N. Shore Road 

(a mile over 34th Street Bridge) 


8:30 A.M. WORSHIP 

9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. WORSHIP 

Rev. J.D. Overcash, Preachst 

"HE IS ALIVE" 

Ample Free Parkins 

Child Carroll Servlcos 

Special Music 

Visitors are expected and welcome 

HOLY WEEK 

SERVICES 

ST. JOHN'! 

Lutheran Church 

Central Ave. at Tenth St. | 

Ocean City. H.'J.' ' i 

The Rev. Albert E. Alspach, Pistol ' 

MAUNDY THURSDAY 

Holy Communion at 11 A.M. and 7:30 p.Mt 

' '' V3'yfeftfc"4J& - j'>-\ r. "A*'A.!{t . \ 

i 

Qcean City 

•"' ;rt E. Alepach, pastor 

Charles p. Cresttnan, 

^ THURSDAY 

7:30 p.m. Service 

OOOD FBttAY 

HOLY 

8 and ll a.m. - Morning 

wto» 

GRACE UrrHERAN 

fliore M,tfiia Dawes Av, 

SmeiPS»fct 

Rev, Charles HlncJc, pastor 

$M Margaret J. Glbb, 

munlon 

EASTER SUNDAY 

BIC 

itfhool 

rt, - S 

Communion 

IAV 

i." — Hob' Com- 

MEÎAH LUTHERAN 

42nd and Landis Av. 

Sea Isle Qty 

I Hwuy Ireland, paator 

'THURSDAY 

'.jp.m;'^- Service and 

"conimunion 

PM p.m. — Sirvte* 

SUNDAY 

i and 11 a.m. — Service 

fykthodist 

JODIST 

8th St. and Central Av. 

David M. Finch, pastor 

William B. McClelland, 

Noon to a p.m. 

Ecumenical service! 

EASTER SUNDAY 

_ 6:30 a.m. — SunriM service 

on the Music Pier. 

a.m. — Morning 

10th St, 

gwn City 

%0 M. Finch, pastor 

0AY~ " 

I a,m, — Church school 

I a.m, — Morning wonhlp 

METHODIST 


Revf Robert Allln, pastor 

9:45 a.m. — Church school 

11 a.m. — Morning worship 

UNITED 

[ODIST 

Rd; and Central Av. 

nwood 

IV, Harvdy E. Van Sdver/ 

istor 

irna Carter, associate 

WMDAY ^ ,' . 

:30 p.m. — The service ' 

I ASTBn SUNDAY 

6:30 a.m. Sunrise service In 

t e Sanctuary 

;30 and ll a.m. — Worship 

the Sanctuary. 

IED METOODIST OF 

'ISLE CITY 

LWVd.' and Park Rd. 

W. (Nicholas paator, 

SISAY 

Service ana 

forth? oh? Right g 

ursirig Home? 

'continued from page 

k45 a,m, - Sunday school 

Easter program 

ll a.m. — Worship 

UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH of Somen Point 

Bethel Rd. and Doran Av; 

(opposite Acme parking lot) 

Rev. Robert E. CoateUo, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m • Sunday school 

and wownto iirvia, Nunery «>«# 

available, 

MACEDONIA UNITED , 

METHODIST 

10th St, and Simpson Av. 


David M. Pinch, paitor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. Church school 

WESLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

a.m. • Morning 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd, 

SeavUle 

Jeffrey W. Tllden, pastor 

SUNDAY" " 

( and ll ajn. - Wonhlp 

service 

10 a.m. • Church school 

Bmbytmm 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

7th St, and Wesley Av, 


Minister: Rev. William 

Radcliffe Allen, ThM. 

Rev. Jelfrey W. Winter, 

assistant 

Director of Music, Henry 

Lsper 

Organist, Jean Ridgeway 

THURSDAY 

7:30 p,m. — Servlee of Holy 

Communion 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. 0CEAN CITY. N.J. 

Good Friday, Easter Sunrise services are set 

Clergymen and one Methodist Church; Rav. 

tn woman lay leader David Pinch, St. Peter't 

. wiU parttetoate to tte inter- UnlW Methodist Church wttl 

SUNDAY /, denominational ecumeni- hart. . 

9:30 a.m. — Sunday school "?! Oood Friday service Nancy Foi-Hoover, local 

B:30andlla.m.-Mominff wrich will once again be In the soprano, will once again this 

7:30 p.m. Evening service 

Qfaker 

REUGIOUS SOCIETY 

OF PRO^NDS 

IWSTDAY 


11, a.m. 

worship 

Good Friday 

ByPOORRICHABD 

spadotw sanctu«ry of St. year sing Pie Je«u, setting the 

Petir'i United MethodUt boekground for ' the 

Church, noon to 9 pm April meditation offend by the 

20. , • dtrgy. 

Participating and She will be joined by tenor 

presenting the "Last word* Bruce Grant and Maiine 

from tte Qrm" will be the Mathewson on cello. The 

Rw, Michael Goldberg, Holr «|M «nd muiical direction 

Trinity Episcopal Church; wfflba offered by Dr. 1 

Msgr. James Carr, St. 

Augustine's Roman Catholic _ . . 

Owrehj Bev, Jeffrey Winter. *B*«-.«M» 

Albert Alspach, It.' 

Iht built a bus station by Calvary. A» you stand looking 

at what niany believe may be the "HUlrfthe Skull''apon 

which Jesus was crucified, all that flUj your view is the 

rocky rise and the noisy bu« station. , 

When I ttm vUtod Jeniaalem I wu dUtorbed by the 

lack of reverence to this scene. The roaring of diaiel 

engines and the crowd noise of people In various dress 

Bcurring to and from buses seemed out of place with 

where Jesus died for the world. 

Then God used this fight bstaf as to remind me of the 

penona and crowds Oaf Jesus had*1md and be WOOD to 

died. 

In the bus station were the scampering children whom 

Jesus loved to take In hij arms and bless. There were the 

old and lnflrmed people whom Jesus loved and healed. 

Getting on and off the buses were the workers and 

business people whom Jesus taught about values and how 

to be happy. And the«,ta the coniers of the bus station, 

were thehungry beggars whom JesuswantedtDfeed. 

What do you thlnkof when you remember Jesus dying 

on the Gwsit • 

I think of the rocky skuli-Ilke hill of Calvary - today 

riidng behind a bus station filled with people for whom the 

Lord tfMfe gave his all. 

Rev. Richard C. Wlngate 

Paullln Memorial Church 

OcetmCUy 

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

ghmM,lDiwiiAvi, AMPLE PARKING Somen Point, N.J. 

"Serving the Mainland and the Short" 

The Rev, Charles P. Rfnck, jr. Paster 

Tht RBV. Margaret J, Gibb, Assistant Pastor 

... ., Mr. Kim Harris - Director of Music and Organ 

i Mr^.Dorothy Goodale, Assistant Music Director 

Maundy Thursday • 7i$0 p.m. Holy Communion 

Oood Friday • 7:30 p.m. Ancient Teuebrae Service 

Cantata "The Seven Last Words'* 

CELEBRATE THE MIRACLE OF EASTER 

8:00a.m. • Holy Communion Service 

9:30a.m. • The Service

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PAGE 12-SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NJ. THURSDAY, APRIL 19,} 

Doherty retiring in June 

nerved this southend parish" 

taMQet.lim,mputmsl 

will art and concern for each 

The Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

Estflblifihed 1896 

•Of Central Av§. M4 5. Shore Rd. 

Ocean City, N.J. Palermo, N.J, 

Ph&nt 399-0077 Phone 398-0077 \ 

|Mifi>trt L. Ooflfrey, Owner; jehn T. Newman, Manager 

to r/ffl* of Trouble, We An At 

N§§r At Your Phone 

: PltdflinB for the fyfur#, as in the past, thi flntif and 

moit dignified, personallied funeral service. 

t • i 

SUCCESSOR TO OCEAN crrrs FIRM HINEIUI 

DIRECTOR 

UPONi 

ULMER'S 

COLOR TV SERVICE 

Plus Parts 

IN 

YOUR 

HOME 

Expires April 30th, 1984 

WITH THIS COUPON 

CALL,., 

6766 

What is Easter, 

Mommy ? 

"It* il the lime when bunnk-K JJCI burn', 1 " 1 loukcd at my 

little daughter, appalled. 

Did shB really think of Bustur In itniiH i»f wigurQd ejma, 

niifty biinnie» and pretty (-undies';' Hod I Hiven hv< iliw unpn 

Uwt for (jrmvmipH EnWcr i» a time for new i-luUics, flowered Imis uiid 

fragrnm eordagtH 1 ' Surriy, ui Nome lime, I muni Imve mid liur Uie rciii 

»lor)'uf EoRtcr. Or liud !',» 

I was really flahberKUHied ui my ncKllKence — It Icxik my little 

daughter to make me ruullzc It. 1 diHniiKHcd my liouite i'lioreit antl sol 

dmsTi right then to tell lur what hope this event hroiiBht for nil of 

mankiiid — with (is promise of eternal lift-. 

I might add (hui ihe next week ! t-iiriilled my diiiiglils;r m t^ni 

Mhool, .\jiil my himbiind und I Marted aimiiditig church uguiii., 

We linvcn'i (uiHwri a Sunday sini'c. 

Sunday 

Mitthtw 

,21:1.11 

Monfliy 

Phlllppians 

8i1.11 

Tuiidiy 

Matthew 

27:11-66 

p 

Luke 

83:1.48 

First National State Bank 

of South Jersey 

MlGW In Ociin City 399-1300 

Ocean City Home 

• Savings & Loan Association 

001 Altary Avt, (Nil 399-0012 

Eugene W. Pashley 

Insurance Agency, Inc. 

A Marmara Dial 399-3344 

Stilnton'4 

Mmthn. M 

Thufidly 

Mirk 

15:1.41 

Ffldiy 

Plalm 

22:1.31 

Going to Haiti for project 

Twenty membtn of theaty 

BapHrt Church will be M;48 ajn. service Sunday for 

onliined to the priesthood by 

congregation from the Ocean coraroiiiiontd during the a weefctoiig mlntotry on the 

have endeared Mm to _ the KMt Rev, Bartholwnew 

Wand of Haiti beginning 

people and have been a living J, Eiutflcc at jjniMftilirf? 

Serra Club Bets casino trip Monday, April 23. ; 

stewM to the Faith he hai Conception Cathedral in 

The group, under the 

served w mil, 

Camden. ' *• 

A Cflilno trip to tbt. Golden return at 11 pjn. 

i Jim Schmidt# 

Born in- Camden, he in W th the etming year* he 

Nugget U bting miiend by HK 910 ticket provide! tfaa 

received hti early education held many portions in the 

tojBmn Club oT Caw Miv purchiMr with tn tran- 

In St. Mary'a parochial school Mocese of Camden. Having 

County on TTuittdiy, April tJ. •partition, 

and Camden „». „„„„ Catholic High .^. obtained bin doctorate of 

The tw vrW Uunlbe 8t. food couponi 

School. He went on to study at sacred theology from Catholic 

Frances Cabrlni Church 

ViUanova (Pa.) Unlveralty IWverslty uiuveniijr In ill 1950, inv, IDUIU Father 

parking lot, 2nd Street and o.7?^fu 

or 

Migr, Joseph Doherty 

and upon graduation moved to Doherty went on to become • 

AtlantlcAvenue 8:30 p.m. and BUI CulMney,Jâi church furniture wilt^be 

Pittsburgh where he was domestic prelate In 1S97 and. 

Jo»eph Quald, 39ft-6034. 

constructed and V bulfcflng 

patated.7 •' >v, \iW/ 

employed by Westlnghouse was henceforth known as 

JOSlPHR.OILiBRT 

fta group will prtfcnuwre 

Corp. while continuing hla Monslgnor Doherty. In I960 be 

than 100 French Blblwtoithe 

ntudles at the Unlver«lty of became Vicar General of the 

congregation, and will par* 

Pittsburgh. 

diocese, a post he still holds. 

tldpate In worship with the 

In 1938 he entered St. He ii also Prothonotary 

Charles Seminary y In Apostolic, and has been • 

CatonsvllJe, Md. and from diocesan CoflfUlter for many 

1940 to 1047 studied at Catholic years. 

Univwiity of 

From 1968 to IBM, Mu| 

WbJta 

1 

He was a special person ifte team wU aUo 'tut 

0(umnj,teUUM makw tern unique and loved tat met, lone VMH uo he 2&J*1 / *F*J!*-i& 

Univenity of America, From IBM to IBM, Up. - » - ^ on llorida'i wMt _ yet we are somehow ^^2^JL I § ,U2 P^Wplto ta write*''on 

Waihlxigton, D.C. where he Doherty VM Aahman of the Sf/ 0 ' «««» yaw "- *Mm to the fact that thU 

earned both a baebelon and Neighborhood Apoitolate, j£#1 *£*!££ m J"f ?•' ««« B» ^,, , "_•""" 

Because, Beginning From Our First. Offica Opened 

In 197%, We've Grown to Nino Neighborhood Off ices Throughout ** • . 

Atlantic and Cape May Counties with Over Flirty Professionals Dedicated 

to Care and Concern Over Your Title Matters, 

Because, As South Jersey hat Grown, So Grows Title Company of Jersey, 

ABSECON 

24 NEW JifiSiT AVi, 

M5?9B2 

ATLANTIC CITY 

1 S3? ATLANTIC AVi. 

348-5800 

OCEAN CITY 

221 Wf ST AVE. 

398-3600 

°riie rfifle Compan/bf 

AOINTS FORi 

CHICAGO TITLC INSURANCS CQMPANf 

SAFECO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 

TICQH Tine INSURANCE COMPANY 

ATLANTIC COUNTY DIVISION. 

LiNWOQD l pRBKjf?ONAl PLAIA 

NiyvRo.frouTifi 

927-9000 

CAM MAY COUNTY DIVISION! 

CAN MAY COURT HOUSE WILOWOOD 

13 MECHANIC ST. ._ 3213 PACIFIC AVf. 

445-2222 729-1300 

THE 8ENTINEL-LEPGKH, OCEAW CITY, N.J. PAGE 13—SECTION TWO 

Baptist Church sets special service 

BRIGANTINE 

32ND 4 REVERE BLVD 

264-7000 

7800 AVi. 

NORTH CAPE MAY 

3IJ3 lAYSHORi"" 

884-0500 

The Rev. Donald E. 

Hurlbert, pastor of the Ocean 

City Bapdut Church, 10th 

Street and Wesley Avenue, 

has announced thi schedule of 

special public service* In 

keeping win the season. * 

The Good Friday service 

will be from 12:18 to l:lSp.m. 

featuring as • speakers, 

visitation Pastor Donald 

Phillips and Pastor Hurlbert. 

The sunrise Service on 

Sunday begins 6;30a.m. at the 

high school football field at 

ah street. Lasting one hour, 

me aervlee will include 

special music by a brass 

ensemble. 

'Hie church choir, iinder the will be commtsaloned', tot-^m. 

direction of Dave Senseney week-long mlaslooary tripSo 

with Hill Senifnfy, organjft, Hiifl. m \ 

and Martha Senseney, „, 

pianist, will present John Pastor ffordert wffljje 

Peterson's cantata, No preaching the IkwirrecaSa 

Greater Love atthelOAS a.m. message at the auw&eijrwonhip 

service. vice and during both mcrnUa 

During the service a team and evening Hrtjea at me 

rf 20 adults and young people church. , ,. • 

^v,D«iJilHuUtt,a 

a»tt and Aabury; Avenue 

^h«»HiDJlHUtt 

retired minister from Marmora, 

deUver the Easter 

morning message. ... 

4 graduate of Ttmple 

Area churches in Christian Pasover service 

Uiflveraib' School of Hieotoor 

ft David Bail«y •nd Mt. Airy Liihenn 

RmM 

h me Southern Mew Jeriey 

Paiiey is Conference of Methodist 

aureheiûntU hto retirement. PlTit aupch of Oirist, 8th Street and Asbury 

Club He was the founding director Avenue has church and Sunday school iervlcei 

each Sunday morning at ll, Wednesday evening 

r 

now Camp 

teitlmoiiy meetings are every Wedneiday at 8 

privileged chljrtm ' , \ p Chiti Si Rdi R 

Maionic Club , W«iervieeatthtaiapi1ii 

oPrtsldent Dan Hahn has Interdenominational and 

•ttm 

^tMnjunced that the Rev. Dave everyone la welcome, Jfce 

Wtklipgalley, founder and 'oronaing starts at 10:20 a.m. 

Senior* of St. Peter's United 

fMKMtive director of Ranch w the wonhip service at 

Methodist Church of Ocean 

)J30W- for Boys, will be the 

me wintertime program at Completion of the heated City Is to arouse older adults 

Uhlm Chajel by the sea WM MindAlp HiU, however, te_ the btau^ of CMaUw 

10;3 The annual Christian 

Passover service sponsored 

f®" 

by area Assembly of God 

churches will be Thursday 

evening, April 19 at the 

Abundant life Assembly of 

God located on Route 9 in 

A«tmhlyoIOod,wiBbeU,i Partieipattng Aurchei are 

Marmora 

'Sf 

°- The nuiic U under the 

speafeer at the meeting 8 p.m. oTfecHffli.of Miriam Adam, .. -, .- ,. . _ 

11 ' âw Awembly of Ood in 

me puWie la invited to Atlantic City, Mainland 

p.m. Christian Science Heading Room to".open rÛ-l.,*! £ 11 #----- - ----- - - - — 

daily H a.m, to 2 p.m. Christian fellowship is club's purpose 

A success for Chapel ~ — — r Edna M, Rfom, tor others and to enjoy me M«fBte«ndlW,,£j 

'Ttochriê each friendly radiance of fun r and social r- 

•ator with the privileges activities with one another" 

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TOE 8ENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITV. NJ. 

kilpatrfck vice director of county government 

Ocean City attorney James feasibility study to bring court 

& Kllpatrick Jr., was elected fcdlitles up to date-to tbe 

vice director of tbe county year 2,000" and that the 

Baud of Oaten freeholder* freeholder* ahould now be 

*t 1U 1184 reerganlufioB proceeding to obtain a 

meeting In ape May Court professional services con- 

Hum * big. 

1 consider It an hooor to He has also been Involved In 

swro as tfet director to the setting the Upper TttrasMp 

Board considering that I've bnuicn of tbe County Library 

only been on the bard a underway, and has been 

jwr," Kllpatrick said. "But active to the county task force 

during that year I nope I've to eliminate drunk driving 

•ownylistadikt" and deter other alcohol 

A Board member since abuse, 

January 19«3, KUnatrlck will Kllpatrick also played • 

continue to direct tbe county part in organizing the 24-hour 

court, public safety and Family Mais Intervention 

education departments. program which began this 

Kflpatrtck said that he has week. He said the program, 

involved with • which aids families In 

They aspire to inspire 

Freeholder 

Ont.BlMi C^Mtt, Ctpf 

May Court House. 

tt§ freeholder is al» a 

member of tbe board of 

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Page 1, Section 3 

The way we live 

... and more 

Sentinel-Ledger Spring Editum April jfff jgg4 

has year-round residential appeal, but Ocean City first 

:~J$E ANITA J.8PIEGEX 

S ff 

'5l» thing some Realtors 

%SjSt;on is Ocean City trill 

^miaJn "America's greatest 

family resort" no matter how 

many casinos go up in 

AtlaMc City. 

"People are always going to 

teke their vacations, Atlantic 

aty baa less of an effect (on 

summer rentals here) than 

expected," said Jim Marshall 

of Sharp Realty, "Of course 

Die casinos bout the year- 

_rourid population and with 

êar-round housing gobbled 

up, it dlmlniflhes sumner 

a resort 

Despite the rising colt of temple University's real •taring one place; "There's bat America wants vacation reasonable access to the boardwalk and sew 

rentals, wnlch Marshall at- estate school and owner of no sales tax on Noting in luxury — air conditioning, mainland and its own shop- properties." 

tributes to Increasing Ocean City investment duplexes and It's much less Ws»ett. 

ping district. < Marshall said he Is also 

gpoattng expenses, he said property, also proclaims the expensivie to rent a luxury "Before they did not expect "Rabat's attracts people noticing the tread of ex- 

many people bold the teach as the real amenity apirBBent than a motel," he it, but now they're demanding from all over the country and tending the season, 

misconception that weekly here, 

said. "Motels are becoming it," he said. 

it's not that far from «• "Most (reiitaJ property) 

rentals on the beach cost "It (the beach) is for placesfor the oneô three-day ft also contends Ocean City ffltfaos," he sa(d, omen enjoy an » to l^week 

upward of 91,000, 

families and lovers, for sî." 

visitors can demand these Howew, I«Mrt iaU he season butsomearegetting 12 

-•'But there are tw»Md playing football and flying Also, apartments offer the things because they're wining doesn't see Ocean City to 14 weeks," be said. "I see a weeks rentals/*'MonSat 

three-bedroom units available kites," Lamont said. "It's not aroentities which Lamoot said to pay for them. 

developing into-a strlcUy lot more offâsoo rentals said. "SaarMain iîtt^ 

for about 1600 pef week. NowJust 

for suntannlng. Bat the American vacationers are "Ocean City Is not a blue- year-round community due to good weather, tower 

that may seem like a tot but closer you can get to that now demanding. 

oollar community. The prices because of the 31,400 casino rates and more promottons 

, It's one third lew than 11,000." amenity, the more ex- He says the days without kept them out," he said. employees, most of whom can and attractions offered by the 

Marshall said. "It's not pensive." 

"creature comforts" la a "Seaside Heights and flnd more affordable hnmji^ îty. 

always as unaffordable as Aid in order to afford the trend., which has been Loveladles are the status rtiewiere, , . >4 would mm #!.see; evenh 

people think, 

expense, Lamont suggests reversing gradually but more beaches. They are upper- "Ocean City Is too ex- more, though," Marshall 

"Amenities are not at that vacationers are willing to dramatically in the past five. upper class, but Ocean City Is pensive for most casino added. * 

Important as the location. come here for a shorter length years, 

fortheupper-middle to upper- workers," Lamont said. "It Is Realtor Franklin WnUama, 

Washers and dryers are of time — two weeks Instead "People were willing to clas" 

more expensive than of Franklin Williams Realty 

here, said te sees tte-îeMMivi 

! i j ^ ^ 

be enough." seasonal renters," Marshall of two. He believes once without the possession of Kuon of Memorial Day to Sonera Point The level of season, said more and mare "Not as ininy 

Although certain sections of said. "We'll have openings people rent beachfront, they amenities in tbelr own homes. Labor Day being extended services in Ocean aty keeps visitors come In the off-season> one-week renf 

roe Island such as the Gardens without washers and dryers won't be content to not two, It (the rental) was mildewed from Easter to TTianksglvlng the taxes up. Upper Township to MM advantage of ,nort. Jtot." v S f 1 

are geared more towards but they may have outside three blocks away and and had no washer and because Ocean Oty has year- pays one-third less taxes than economical rates and a However. Md 

residential living, Marshall decks that ftce ^beach/The therefore they're willing to dryer," lataont said. "TOey round reitaurants and Ocean aty but Ocean Oftr to ^flW4talttDje,*« :.-. . ! , i i ^ t a ^ 

mm h 

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APK1L 

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Mooaln Perigee .. .April 14 

9:28 9:38 

10:12 20 2:25 2:58 

3:30 8 4:49 6:28 11:07 

21 3:30 4:02 

FulIMoon...... ... April 15 

S 5:52 8:24 12:00 

22 4:41 8:10 

Moon In Apogee . Aprll£6 

JUNE 

10 6:50 7:15 12:50 

23 5:49 6:13 

Low ' ASTRONOMICAL DATA 11 7:40 8:02 1:39 

24 6:50 7:08 

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MoonlnPaigee. 

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14 9:5410:08 3:58 

27 9:20 9:36 

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28 10:0810:24 

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19 1:22 1:28 7:09 

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m 4-47 5:21 11:03 11:29 

I 11:0111:09 

» 1:88 2:01 7:53 

ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

27 8:37 6:01 11:45 

1 11:6612:04 

21 2.19 2:55 8:41 

PullMoon. ...... Sept. 1 

« 6:19 6:41 12:15 

12:65 1:22 

n 3:11 3:47 9:36 

12:27 

Moon In Apogee .....Sept. 1 

DA YUGHT SAVINGS TIME 

I 1:02 1:52 

m 4:08 4:48 10:28 

FallEauino* ..... .Sept 2 

6 2:01 2:11 

5:15 5:44 11:20 

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» 7:51 8:18 1:89 2-07 7,S:ffl 3:53 

6:19 6:40 12:13 

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3D 8:37 8:49 2:42 2:45 8 4:08 

7:M 7:80 1:15 

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9 5:12 5:61 

8:04 8:19 2:09 

AM. 

k MAV 

10 6:13 8:45 

8:52 9:05 2:58 

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• ASTRONOmCAL DATA 

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11 7:07 1M 

0:42 9:54 3:43 

7:16 

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30 10:3110:44 4:31 

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« 11:23 11:38 5:17 si» 

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14 8i28 8:48 .„_ _„. 

MoonlnApogi May 24 

AUGUST 

18 10:13 10:28 4:21 4:21 

New Moon... May 30 

' ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

1611:0111:14 5:03 5:05 

HIGH 

Full Moon... .....August 11 

LOW 1711:47 12:00 5:48 5:47 

AM, PM. 

Moon In Apogee... Auguat 15 

A.M. P.M. 18 12:38 12:44 8:28 6:33 

New Moon... August 26 

1 9:13 9:25 3:22 3:21 18 1:22 1:24' 7:11 7:24 

Moon in Perigee..,, August 27 10 8:04 9:18 

2 9:50 10:00 4:02 3;S7 20 1:32 2:10 7:88 8:24 

11 9:38 9:52 

J 10:2ftl0:3B 4:40 4:31 21 2:18 2:59 8:50 9:25 HIGH 

12 10:1010:26 

• 11:1311:22 5:19 5:08 22 3:07 3:48 8:40 10:22 AM. vM. 

5 12:0413:12 6:02 5:49 23 4:03 4:41 10:M 11:13 

12:1712:31 

13 10:4511:01 

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« 1:22 1-02 6:S3 6:44 

1:22 1:11 

24 5:02 5:36 11:15 12:03 

15 !l:5512:14 

7 1:11 2:03 7:85 7:58 

1:28 

25 5:68 8:24. 12:00 12:53 

2:08 

16 12:35 1:22 

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13 7:27 7:54 1:22 1:36 

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fj '8:02 9:24 3:05 3:12 

8:52 9:06. 


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TB 8:4710:07 3:53 3:58 

12 0:31 8:43 

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28 8:57 8:18 

17 10:34 10:83 4:40 4:43 

1310:0710:20 

Full Moon...,...:.... July 13 

26 9:4310:03 

18U:25 11:41 5:29 5:25 

14 10:4810:58 

Moon In Apogee. July 18 

2710:3210:53 

19 12:15 12:30 8:10 6:W 

1511:2111:33 

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2811:2411:48 

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21 1:21 1:58 7:49 

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M 8:42 7:04 12:43 1:22 4 1:22 1:36 7:18 7:40 

OCTOBEE 


NOVEMBER 

DECEMBER 15 1.18 127 

Moon In Apogee Oct ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

16 2 16 2 29 

FulIMoon Oct Moon in Apogee Nov. 4 

17 3 17 3 35 

Moon in Perigee Oct 2 FulIMoon 

Nov. 8 228 244 

18 418 440 

New Moon Oct 2 Moon In Perigee Nov. 20 3 24 3 39 

19 518 540 

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New Moon 

Nov. 22 4 18 4 35 

20 6:09 6-31 

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7 08 7 31 

2 3 16 3 31 

24 8:18 8:40 

4 4 51 5 12 11 02 11 31 

7 45 6 11 

4 13 4 28 

25 0:5810:27 

5552 608 11 55 12 2 

622 852 

5 05 5 19 

28 10:4811:15 

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903 937 

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10 8 OS 9 24 3-05 3 31 

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9 8 11 8 32 

11 838 958 338 4 08 

10 8 43 9 10 

12 10 1010-31 4 08 4 42 

11 9 19 9 48 

13 10 42 H 08 4 40 5 17 

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Helps keep Raiders on top 

Two-ruii, two-hitter 

By TOM WILLIAMS 

Ocean CJty Junior David 

Miller smacked two borne 

runs and tossed a two-hitter 

from the mound as the undefeated 

Raiders topped 

previously unbeaten Holy 

SfAiil, M, in • key Cape- 

Atlantic League Division One 

game. 

Miller, who lifted Ms record 

to Wand whittled bis earned 

run average down to 1,14, had 

a few control problems but 

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otherwise waa completely In 

command of tho game. Re 

allowed the Spartans only two 

hits (David has been touched 

for Just eight In winnings) but 

walked 10, Identical to the 

number he sent down on 

The seventh Inning was a 

perfect example of Miller's 

mastery In the game. His club 

had • S-p lead when he waited 

fee first two Holy Spirit bit. 

tors. Juat aa quickly, lie 

settled down to strike out the 

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walks, forcing home the 

^tartans' third run. Finally, 

Miller Induced a routine 

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come up with a big pitch to 

a home run into the wooded 

ana In right cento 1 in the 

third Inning to push the 

Raider lead to £0. Ocean City 

had scored twice in tbe second 

when Joe Jones miked and 

John Gunnels singled. Each 

later scored, Jones on a 

ground ball by Jim Alter and 

Gunnels on a single by catcher 

Brad Durkin. 

Jerry Johnston singled 

none be Spartans' first run 

in tbe third frame and Holy 

Spirit cut the margin to 3-2 

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sixth. He cracked hla second 

ante-, m Raiders added 

another run on a single by 

Joe Jones and a double ' 

"Xtart • » ' a couple of 

times in the game when I felt 

we wen In good shape," gild 

muck, "but Holy Spirit kept 

coming at us. They wouldn't 

let down." 

Ocean City was ranted 

drib in the South Jersey Top 

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Owrtw-ftrt. ttgy were the 

only ape-Atlantic school 

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'David hm pitched very well for us thitiryear' 

todayTtamdiyat (4 pa,), rtandlngi. 

City will welcome MlUville to 

Aft resort and next Tuesday 

At 1 pjn,, in the ultimate 

to move up in the 

i Jersey rankings. Ocean 

City win face Number 1 

ranked Cherokee on the Sth 

Street and Bay Avenue field. 

"Playing" tW No. 1 ranked 

team in South Jersey -would 

mean more to me If we 

weren't in the middle of a 

league net," mid Rinck, 

whose Raiders are actually 

one full game ahead in the 

•There is awful 

In this division 

and I honestly mink a team 

could lose four or five games 

and still win It." 

"Because of mat, MUlville 

on Monday is more important 

to us because its a league 

game than Cherokee is on 

Tuesday. We'd love to beat 

fee team rated belt in all of 

South Jersey but, if we lose a 

league game before then, it 

will be a hollow victory." 

Brian Leslie had fte tentative 

nod to face Oakcrest 

mis afternoon. The wnior 

£f 

ERA. Miner ''will probpL 

face MUlville Monday? with 

Leslie the likely starter; 

Asa team, 

hitting .300 (leaden areôftj 

Jones at .500 and MUIef-at" 

.455) and the staff earnelruf* 

mark is 1.50- " -^ 

"We're pleased with .ouW 

stats," said Rim*, "but.thfi, 

only number that rei)U£; 

matters is the one underw* 

•W 1 In the standings." C-.' ' 

golfers have tough sea 

'Most of the kids are having their ups and downs' ;: 

ByJACKBRESUN 

Senior B01 Keucher fired a 

37 and senior Dwlght Van 

Vorst carded a 40 to lead the 

Ocean City Ugh school golf 

team Friday to a 170-180 win 

over MUlville. 

Raiders Jim Nickles 

finished with a 43 while Frank 

GaBo and Chap Vail each had 

50as Ocean City notched their 

third win in five outings, 

Raiderewere dubbfefbyHoly 

WrttiaMBn 

"They (Holy Spirit) shot 

ttciptlonal^ wiU," said 

Coach Ralph Carson. 

êu*« had a 39 for us, 

moufh; Hi'a been piling 

wry steady golf. He may 

I* 

qualify for the state tournament. 

Dwlght's also 

playing well. 

"I wish the rest of the team 

was playing more consistently," 

Carson added. 

"Most the kids are having 

their ups and downs." 

Inconsistency and stiff 

competition is going 0 make 

It tough for the Raiders to 

qualify for the state tournament, 

according to Orson. 

The team must win three'out* 

of their next four matcbAAn 

crder to qualify. Thfriopjf 

pooents include , 

Cumberland and 

three of the teams fightj 

fee league's top spot. 

"It's going to be,< 

difficult," Carson 

Raiders' next match ii 

against Mainland on Monda?, 

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Happy 

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Management & Staff of 

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406-34th St. Ocean City 

399-5252 

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Catherine Florthce? Virginia f fralrt. Herb Schuck 

A/Uke Hasson, Lori Avella, Lynda Fellenbaum 

Scoff Belter, 

Seasonal beach tags ni^y be ordered via mail 

Seasonal nontransferable be worn by all persons 12 "It is Important that • from 10 a jn. to 4 p.m. at; the 

beach tags priced at $5 may years of age or older when on stamped, addressed, envelope City Clerk'a Office, 9th Street 

be ordered through the moll the beach between the houra be Included with the check," a and Aebury Avenue; Inbetween 

now and May 31, It o(fl:30 a.m, and 6:30 p.m. city spokesperson em- formation' center on the 

has been announced by the To order beach tags at the phaslzed, Howard S. fitainton Memorial 

Ocean City Beach Fee Off Ice. preseason J5 price, lend Persons ordering tea by Causeway; Municipal 

After June 1 the price In- names of persons 12-y ears of mall wU] receive a receipt and building, 46th Street and Weft 

Greases to $7. age and older for whom tags Information as to where the Avenue; Music Pier, Board- 

Effective dates for Ocean are intended together with a receipt may be redeemed for walk and Moorlyn Terrace 

aty beach fees will be from check to Beach Fee Office, beach tags. (weekends only), 

Saturday, June 16 through aty Hall, Ocean City, N.J. Beginning May 4 through Individual tags will be • 

Monday. Sept. 3. Tags must 00228. ' June 15 tags will be available available for |1O,'Weekly tags 

valid Friday through the 

following Saturday or any 

ASTOUNDING REAL ESTATE SUCCESS STORY! 

• J.AAusso, Inc. Realtors has formal 

opening Nov. 12,1983 

• Since Nov. 12,1983 we've gone to a sales 

escrow average of one property every 

14 days. 

• We are members of Multiple Listing Service 

which means we can sell any members 

listings 

• Over 50% of our escrows have been our 

own listings 

JOIN WITH US - ENJOY SUCCESS 

"Tht Best Is yet to come" 

CALL AAE TODAY 399-2500 

J. MUS80, INC. REAL ESTATE 

3329 West Avi. Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

904 S. Shore Rd. (m 

Palermo, N.J. 

398-6224 

9) SALiS 

APPRAISALS 

LOTS -ACREAOi 

COAAMiRCIAL PROPERTIES 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

INVESTMENT PROPERTIES 

NEW HOMES OFFERED IN FAMILY 

NEIGHBORHOODS. PRICES STAR. 

TING AT '71,600 • I story & «• 

level models to choose from. 

Rytand Modular Hornes 

JOIN THE GROWING COMMUNITY OF UPPER TOWNSHIP! 

Low Taxes! No water/Sewer Bills • Fine Schools & a young community spirit 

Minimum Half Acre Wooded Lots, '20,000 to *35,000 • Homes In All Sizes 

From'81.000. 

I* 1 

i •• 

k %ft 

STAGECOACH ROAD HOME 

custom bunt nome, j or 4 Bi,, ({replace In LR'witn 

beamed eeillng* taffitdrgi gelling In the country kit' 

Chen, B§»nienf, hu nersuiegtrei. 

Real Estate 

Sales, Rentals & Appraisals 

Insurance 

• Ufa 

• Vihiibteltamt 

• Automoblto 

• Homeowners 

• Liability 

Plus Service 

For the Individual and business 

• Fire and Extended Coverage 

• Motorboat* & Sailboats 

ODDS 

BANAAVINUlNOMI 

liegant* flfUrlM* this 1 Or. ]V» Mth Mine, fimjly 

roem with fireplace, itpeFite apartment ever fhs, 

garage. Many tuifem extras. 

"BILL" W00D§ 

portion thereof will be priced 

at $3, These may not be 

purchased through the mall,' 

Ocean City baa 8 miles of 

bathing beaches and ill miles 

of boardwalk, 

Wildlife refuge 

is meeting site 

The April 11 meeting of XI 

Alpha Iota chapter of Beta 

Sigma PM was at the Wildlife 

Refuge Center In Brigantine 

where Claire Gerber, a center 

volunteer, spoke about the 

refuge. 

"It is more man a home for 

wildlife; it U a harbor for the 

human spirit and an outdoor 

classroom for children and 

lovers of nature," she said, 

The center offers auto tours 

and trail toon for the. public. 

The April 18 meeting was at 

the home of Helen Boucher 

with guest speaker Edith 

-M.J, 

Joe DiMagglo presents the Founder's Day 

Award to Julie A. Arcana, who at the moment- 

S^J^JfU jo^^tohappvaboutiMurinita.tyt.r'i- 

Restored rail service is club's hope^l 

The Ocean City Commuters 

dub, which has been u 

existence for over 35 years, 

works with the news media 

and elected representatives to 

focus attention on the public 

transportation nee Is of Ape 

• major "TpphflBln on rail 

passenger service. 

With the upcoming 

restoration of the Atlantic 

City rail corridor, the dub 

hopes to play i role In 

restoring Ocean (Sty's rail 

i hih h 

May County in general and service, which has been 1 

Ocean aty In particular with •upended for ever two years, 

N«w Facility To 

Sorvo You Batter 

WASH 

Coin-Op Laundry 

& Dry Cleaning 

10 Single Load 

Washers 75 C K. 

24 Double Load 

Washers S 1 S 0 ^ 

8 Triple Load 

Washers J 2 25 ^ 

26 Dryers 

25 e 10 minutes 

Wash, Dry & 

Fold Service 

16th & Hnvon Av 


Oparl 24 Hour. 

Cfolad Sunday 

For Personalized Service 

Stop in or call 

' IIJ»Kit.lgfM7JM1 Rew.ru i 

Help Wanted 

HBUP WANTED - CoOk and kltChM 

Mp nr im Hiaon. Apply in ptnat, 

Sp*ii*forf'i pownEiit m Atlantic 

Ave. JH-jlfr. ! If 

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — n*M*d 

KMIfCal holn, ptrt llmi pMlllona. dtlk 

cMrtt nlghl Mcurltv. tllaguard. Call 

JW-0110. . 4.1» 

ksm TO WORK WEEKEND* 

tlM) Now until OctoMr. For 

lon till AV. canon, Plymouth 

jp.m. Oally, J.|0 

ESTATE JALBSPeHSONS — 

lull tlmt Mil*. Lloer.lj 

progr.m for top producan. 

Bxperlenc. pr^nred. Reply in con- 

fldtnc. to laland Rully, p.o am ut 

SJ^CIryNJ ' H 

V ITRBSSBS — c«ki and BattuuH 

1 n ) Mu>t b< ovtr 14. Local raildtnt. 

I Itr'td. Wttkaid. and full tima now 

ijt 

FRIBNOLV REAL ESTATE 

FICE - Nwtt iicamad full or part 

tHt i*IM potion No competition with 

broktr and abovt avtrag. com 

^tlhMVmOR^ltJWOB 9.10 

IEW 500 SEAT 

IESTAURANT 

fomers Point 

kW (for experlencet} 

^ k ; to , itaff 

intowared por 

Jorivflrd a post 

WSSS 

^ / O name, 

_* hiimber, position 

iretl fend the date for In 

y'. Forward infor 

HdhM. KmblcYdanj. 

Call *•.»«*_ 

Auony Raad • tfti profjaikinai iarp«t Atbury Ava O C WMI11 Opan Wad to 

Sat-Wto£ a.7 ROOMS ** TWavftSflhwia) 1 

B Man aty, Call M-ifS, • tf 

ML ]S 

' work. l •ry. 

n»r. frttt ttlmlM, Call JH-OOJ. 

LAWN GARB — NrtlDiMg. 

_ tnatMInf, tprlng cHan^pi, 

Mtuy lawn maMfantna, RaawiaMB 

nt« and m* aaflmiM. call M M 

Mhvlp.in, , M 

EASTER FLOWIRS - Irwh EB1W 

arrnvamanti. dun vardant. Harta, 

UNT.A.MAN: Half or MM* MyGadding 

planta. paranniait, panla* and 

MMymM inlliM. daanlng lawn ail tprina fiowan. Shruba, mm. far 

maMananea, carpantry, odd |«a or tlllitr, mulch, wood chip., Me. TM 

anything you natd flena, Stsratti 

rthrantai, hanfwerkm. Call Ifol p,m, Flomr Bam at Wllton'i IHl'l Route 

Tuchtlwe. N.J. 421-30*4. 

mmm. • « 

LINWOOC ROOF INS — Strvlno 

Atlantic and Capa Way CMntlM for u 

yNn, ShlnglH, ildlng, '«ntn> hot 

njofi Prt* MtlmatN, iniurtd. Call W- 

H 

HOVE AND tUSiNIM OWHBRS - 

Could you o. nditf Bvary • »eonfl. a 

blwy. you tan prOMM your family, 

home at • raatauHa feat. Call 

WiynHf.MBMwMntMtp,m, M 

WALT fAIBR PAINTINO - IN. 

TEBIOR — •XTBNIOR — • pareant 

dMunt fer Hntar Citlnni PHlly ln> 

tuna. Fr« «1lm.m. Yay MM IM 

rMt, now Mil ttw MM, N yn, n> 

pwlanc CllttKBH. M 

CARPENTER-contractor av.llabl.; 

•ddllloni, ramodtllnl, dwU. Me, 

LManHd and IraurW: till thlmp, Ml. 

1M7, , tf 

Sat. April 11 from M-M71»dStrMt. 4. 

DININO SET — Blond mahogany, taM*. 

•Ix chair and China clout, walnut 

knattalddnk.Calim4«a. 41» 

MOVINO SALE -~ himlturt, blkaa, 

dothtt. air condition*, tnl*. ml«c. IS1 

P«rk Avi., Marmora. 1:30 a,.m. to 3 p.m. 

Sal. April 31. e-lt 

PUCH—Maul /Hoped 'tl, mint condition. 

•VIRORBIN LANDiCAPINO — UW.00. Cell evening.. WV-0941, tn 

Compiet. Uwticir.. swung, tti^cJilng. 

«d cinn list, landjeaw OMIan, ft.R. LOVE SEAT-OullMd blue floral print, 

tM and itena, floral dMgn.'eall tSJ on cream background, very good con- 

MM. 144 dition. tlOO. Call tl7OnSttttr 5. tn 

Boating 

NEW AND USED SAILBOARDI — at 

gnat prtcat By MJitral, CBrlan; -Air 

Borne, High Wind Minna accaworw By 

Windturtlng Hawaii, wmd.urtlng 

MMnt, tign up now and racaiva W 

parcant off ragular , Orict BatMm 

PWdaO»aA»Mnn tt 

ROBOLO i«7t ~ 1* foot. 1JS.H.K 

Johnton — Flint equip, ncallant 

eond, PJOD, Call iiMS-JWantr ? 

pjn. ' 14-lt 

BOAT FOR PJINT WIIKDAY1 — 

Hann rantal. fIthlno or tkllno. 

raaponilbl. adulti only, Call 11MU- 

D —Miwaaiandar, |. 

O with trtPar. Bxcallant cohoiflon.' 

LOBdtd.'ctll liat iiaan t a.m. — « p.m.' 

WW»BC1 t> t>«M»1l>l «M' 

R.E. For Sale 

NSW DUPLBX — IIM.no Thrn 

btdrooon. 1 bttht, ctntrtl air. 

OLDER DUPLEX — S7S400. Two 

bedroom., tenant occupied, new 

hut. 

COUNTRY RANCHER — 1115.000 

Thrn btdroomt. 1 Mm, M 

ac» 

JEAN BUCKMON REALTY 

Realtor 

lM-9th Street 3rV-*34$ 

REALTY 

Bu».( 

CONTRAI 

Builder 

Doymiwisbisi 

to Ocean Oiy7 i> 

BuBdlngbu v 

Owna 

Steps tt I 

•culfi 

398% 

R.E. For: 

UNIOUB CUSTOM MlTtT 

woooMmmlnf M M MM < 

MnyainraaiiM «ua 

aîactacular vfawJjPS-V 

ojr 

Patch. 

ISLAND

tJ ' 

11 

E 1JT ^ THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J THURSDAY, APIjIL 19,1984, 

„„.,„,,,-7Z 

OAflOINS PLAZA—OCMnClty't Oily 

nwi-rlif eonaomlnliiin. On* btOmm, CONDITION - J Môoni r« 

OUPLIX IN SOUTHIND — In 

DMroom. modern »(j»rtmmti with 

iXh»lIr»pirtiHml. nlMW Bran „. F _„ In the umliy ndoMxMiatf of SS?:d^S^lcn 

M Inc RMI M W Pk 

l fiMr"siu'M«' Ci?5m»n£ l«i^*Si:iiSii*Tui. _ 

P«rfc Merlon p«nt.«*tt>**>. MulMMn, nc. ^""o *Hv BIfi?». MMUDWIM **wner$'apartment, large 

obby, plus Guest House 

icenseforir^pnTs central 

location, off-street parking 

'or 6 8 cars $125,000 

"Corner Location" Front 

building with 2 and 3 

bedroom apartments plus 

large one bedroom rear 

cottage. Furnished, steps 

to beach and boardwalk. A 

good buy at $114,900. 

"Jriplex" In beachblock of * 

Brighton Place With one, 

three, and four bedroom 

apartments.- Fully heated 

(gas), steps to beac5>, 

ocean views plus - 3 car 

garage. Reduced to 

$1 

**£^ 

letting for thl* large two"bearoom rancher.* A beau. 

tlful, trtnquH »pot >-> a plate for all seasons. Just 10 

, minute* to Ocean City. W,f00v , ' ?• 

RE. ForS*le R.E. ForSjIe R. E. For Sale 

MUMORA-4 twdrwm WKMT. I 

Btm, o«r«w. mud fton, Mly Und 

REALTOR 

?40eatter*ejB(J,39fMMuS 

HANDYMAN'S 

SPECIAL 

Carderisooplox 

with Penthouse 

$86,000 

Inspection by Appointment 

amtX>-Ontt*arcoml»tf 

Block, excellent condition Owner 

eittlMslsr quick icK IWduod •> k* is 

VUmlMT OffOMTUNITIU - 

ItivcM HOÔO. TArM ««mlly, ill 

im*e, ill numti twjto incon*. 

•Mtuad M tmm Shsn Kmlty, 

Hmntfttn§*yAft mim ti 

•BAUTIFUU.V 0 

Inc., mrnmn, nrk MM* «) 

O 

OMAN CITY'* r- IkM* tnntitnni 

OMsmmlun; V» OtnMm Ptti» thrat 

•Mvoni, 1 Mil win wttfi 

M |* tMM 

mm. *. RHtto 

MMMMttuMadl, 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

ntALTM 

A BUY Lovely spacious year 'round family home. Five or 

6 bedrooms, Vh baths, located onprestlglous street, beautiful 

Plaza Place. Spacious rooms, hot wafer heated, In 

ground pool In rear yard, garage plus off-street parking. 

Many additional features. Owners want to tell. Asking 

$130,000. 

BRICK 3 bedroom year 'round home In Gardens Only 

asking $120,000, 

SBATUUmCAVE 8M4011 

GREATE BAY VILLAS 

fALES«HHTAL8 

The Only Golf Course Condominium At the 

Jersey Shore 

ATTRACTIVE FINANCING 

To Qualified Buyers. Call Today I 

609-927-1451 ' • 

visit Our Furnished Model Home at 

44 Grtate Bay Drive 

SfHIU 

COflNWELLS REALTY 

REALTY 

BEACHFRONTS 

OOLD COAST Second floor condominium with fantastic 

Views. 4 Bedrooms—3 Full Baths and many 

other features. Similar Units priced higher *- 

ONLY (295,000. - ' 

GOLD COAST Modem 2 Bedroom ~ 1 Bath first floor unit 

with good view of ocean. Excellent rental 

property. ONLY 1195400. 

SOUTH END Two family In excellent location. Situated 

on a «r* lot. This one's a sleeper at $339,000. 

Brand new 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath along Central Avenue with 


South end corner duplex under construction. Total cedar 

exterior. $250,000. — Unique design. 

Affordable 2 Bedroom — 1 Bath along good area of Asbury 

Avenue. Good income from summer rentals. Listed for 

$115,000. 

Centrally located 2 family with a bulldable 2 family lot 

Beautiful! Irst floor apartment with 3 bedrooms - 2 baths, 

; living room, dining area and modern kitchen. Second floor 

unit has 2 bedrooms -1 bath. Both units heated by gas 

Asking $139,000. 

Beach block 2 family In top condition. First floor has 2 Bedrooms 

— l Bath and the second floor has 3 Bedrooms — 

Vh baths- Maintenance free exterior. Fantastic rental 

property. $189,000 furnished. 

South end Willlamsburg duplex In Immaculate condition. 

2 Bedrooms each floor. Very anxious seller. ONLY 1126,900. 

Fully rented duplex with Income of $9,400 and an assumable 

FHA mortgage all for $115,000. 

South end West Avenue duplex with 3 Bedrooms—2 Baths 

on each floor and heated by gas. 1115,000, 

Brand new maintenance free duplex with 3 large Bedrooms 

—2 Baths, gas heat and front and rear decks. $169,900. 

Flat top duplex. Fully rented near nice beach. ONLY 

$129,900. 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Neat as a pin 3 Bedroom -~ 1 Bath Ranch In Bay area. Pood 

view of water. Fireplace In living room. Situated on «targe 

50x100 lot. $125,000. 

Good buy In south end. Has 5 Bedrooms—2 baths, enclosed 

1 porch and the" potential to convert to a 3 family.ONLY 

* Nice location in a' 2 Bedroom — 2 Bait) cottage along Asbury < 

Avenue. Cleanasawhlttlearalfullyfurnlshed.$114,000, 

Corner rancher with excellent rental hlitoryVtW3 Bed- , 

rooms — 1 Bath and Hfully rented for tti* ««non. Listed 3 

forH19,500. \ y^s, u ji } < «-'.,'^ " .? 

%ABedroom — JBath«noleqniargeJot, Very r*aiofi«Wy •, 

fpriced rtntfib. ^^'. 7' -\-' n' ' , ' ^ 

r 'f{ I '',1.1 !-,*•*;,. .iiV* " .tA\"l _•..'',.._. M_ t. . t 

' Cozy 3 Bedroom—I Bath reocner In lagoon area A_.,...._, 

• '" - ' n.woîivrntng«ov««M|arBjt«6x1g»i 

PAGE 13 — SECTION 

ROBERT L SHARP, Realtor '' 

5501 WEST AVE. f Q 2700«BuHr*V 

3990704 Ua 399-1637! 

WATERWAY VIEWS FOR ONLY $106,000 

Attractive 4 bedroom home Witt) family 

fireplace, large yard, sun deck and mow, 

INVESTMENT DUPLEX WITH YEAR ROUND.'fI 

COME FOR ONLY S99,5O0 Oulet neighborhood. - ./.ft 

LEASE PURCHASE 

WATERFRONT 

POR SALE BY OWNER 

CUSTOM HOME • 4 BOAT S LI P 

DEFER DOWNPYMT. TO JAN 

PIN. AVAIL. 5325,000 398-55" 

finest 

In Ocean City! 

? \ 

tkgawe on ipaWing' -••'' 

Ert. Tt*cnt)KiM> new 

luxuyîcMx|icci witb(pffyite j 

tort ifip».aib»n» dub ind pool r) 

FkoiAundtr $200,000. , 

"Real Clean" isthe won! for this largeS Bedroom -âf 

single on Brigantlne Drive. Hantwood floorf^tI 

Ea*y conversion to a two f«mily.«115XI00. ,;/ 

Cote cottage In Bay area with J Bmlm&pij& 

Posslbri owner nnanclng to qualified buyeri,'ve 

ableat*75/»o * '* 'tt» 

Approximate income of $9,500. All three units are 

and It's listed for only $98,500. - -'•* > 

Central location for this large 12 Bedroom -J 

house on a large (0K 100 lot. To be told 

with new Jalousie windows and new w«ttr 

Four bedrooms, 2lA sum single, 

family 

Slt4,»o, 

ff 

y room,tgaraoe v *rtd much morer 

Ayenuelnvi 

COMMERC./u: 

'.^,

* 

R,E. For Sale 

THE SENTjNEL-LEOGEn, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

^HISTORIC CAPE UAV 

• ' OCEAHFHONT 

i Condominium 

Luxurious 1880 sq. ft. 2Vi 

bath condominium with 

otfery amentlty available 

for gracious living, In- 

cOKiing * balconies and fire- 

prpre. in a magnificent 

oq««nfront location, selling 

fey the remarkable price of: 

; '161,000 

5 THE CAPERS 

(fa-ant Ave. & teach Drive 

MV-M4-IS9* 

RIVIERA SECTION 

BMUWUI > 

WttttfnntMomm 

E*c*llihtVhwOf 

Inland Waterway 

Living Room • Dining Area 

Kitchen - '4 Bedrooms 

Recreation Room • 2 Baths 

Oarage-Heated &. 

Air-conditioned • 

GULL REALTY, INC. 

Real Estate Broker 

2208 Bay Ave. 

Ph0it6 399-8030 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19,198K1T 

R.E. For Sal* 

_, IXHBAfKAV—j tearoom*, a toMtlMPOINT — 

bem* firtt ftoorj 1 bedroom*, 1 bath oath home wim *ftt. . 

R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale Rooms 

TAKiOVBR RBNfAUhl/rinlKl 

Sumnwr ApW- i fo 4 Mttwim Odbd 

uttt cdlftn tiMjXO 1M FMH 

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE 

BlrfLDING, 200 Block Of 

west Avenue. Four offices, 

powder room, second floor 

storage, off-street parking, 

room for enlargement. 

Asking 190,000. 

GREAT FOR ,KIDS 

Gardens home near beach',; 

Extra large lot (possible 

subdivision Info two lots); 7 

bedrpomsi 4 baths, 2- car 

garage, southern exposure. 

Asking 1710,000 furnished. 

HE IS RISEN! 

REJOICE 

HAPPY 

NQRTHEND DUPLEX. 

Large lot, detached garage 

with shower, each unit has 

3 .bedrooms, living .room, 

dining room, kitchen and 

porch. Heated throuohouf, 

Asfclng 1130,000 unfurnished., 

nished. 

MODERN. COUNTRY 

KITCHEN. New listing, 

near Fourth Street and tne 

bay. Living room,' 4 

bedrooms/ 2 baths, utility 

room and large fenced 

yard. Asking $15,000 unfur- 

nished. 

OCEAN CITY REALTY 

34th add Asbury Avt. 

OPEN 

7 DAYS 

N0RTHEND DUPLEX, In 

very nice neighborhood. 

Each unit has 2 bedrooms, 

llVlng room, dining room, 

kitchen. Heatt' «lrst floor, 

^y rented fei ivSi sum- 

er. Just reduced to 

$tt?»5upfurnlih§d. 

LARGE COMFORTABLE 

FAMILY ROOM WITH- 

FIREPLACE. New listing, 

northMuf. Oversized 

master bedroom and four 

additional bedrooms, 2 

baths, .living room, dining 

room, detached garage.' 

Asking' (101,000 • unfur- 

nished. 

HciLLiNT INCOME 

POSSIBILITIES. Large 

herne with owners quar- 

ters. io guest rooms and a 2 

BiUreom apartment. Near 

(Met), boardwalk, ehur- 

eWH and stores. Heated 

aJw furnished. 

franklin ^Williams 

REALTORS 

SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE 

— single family • northend 

near bay. New. listing. 

Three bedrooms, Vh baths, 

garage, new heater. Asking 

171,500. 

rfpf A BUYI A STEAL — 

fourth Street near the bay 

arid convenience store. 

Four bedroom well main- 

tained home with fenced 

yard and patio. A real buy 

it 171,100 unfurnished. 

HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 

—All this a or 6 bedroom, 

IW bath home needs ts 

some T-L-C by YOU. A 

Steal At SI5,ooo Furnished. 

•\ • Hi• - 

BAYFRONT 

Steps' To Yacht Club - 

Charming 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath 

Home with fantastic view* 

situated on large lot w/2 

B/5-Fteallstlc $235,000. , . 

Single Home • 3 "drms, 1 

full-2V4 Bath**** ' Oln., 

Klt.,2enc t«kW?' < J c . ' i 

Latwonfroo* ,n -"Family 

JJjIIBP*MW.-3 

plus 2 M ! 

slip».Vt»Klng $179,50.0.00. 

, porch, Det 

^$79,500.00 

aS0,00O.0O2y«ara 

VALUE 

Riviera Lagoonfront - En- 

trance hail, living room; 

dining room, country Kit- 

chen, large family room 

with fireplace, half bath, 

laundry room. 5 bedrooms, 


patio, garage, 2 open 

leeks, lounging deck, 3 

ooat slips, floating dock. 

Don't miss this low Interest 

2nd mortoage, $50,000.00 

for 2 yedrs at 5% Interest to 

qualified buyer. Priced to 

sell at $1*8,000. 

Furnished Family Home 

w/4 Bdrms., 2 full baths, llv. 

r ,'w/flrepiace, formal din. 

rm., k|t., lot 80 x 45 — ex- 

cellent rtelohborhood—Listed 

$137,500. 

Nice Ranch Home w/3 

Bdrms., full bath, gas heat, 

situated on large lot - con 

venlent to stores & schools. 

Asking W5,ooo. 

Single Family, centrally 

located ha? 3 Bdrms, 2 full 

baths, oil heat, lot 40x115.. 

Asking $72,500 

DUPLEX 

Newer Ddplex—4 Bdrms., < 

• 2 lull baths, fam. rm.' 1st f |, 

3 Bdrms., 2 full bams,3 open 

deefcs 2nd f I. Great Location 

a. Realistic Price I Inspect | 

Nowlll 

tOCATED ON TWO LOTS, 

charming seashore Home 

iji Gardens. Large enclosed 

porch, living room, dining 

worn, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 

J'/i baths and -garage. 

Asking (125,000 furnished. 

CLOSE TO STORE, 

BANKS,'.AND CHURCHES, 

center c|ty residence on 

30/xlOO" commercial zoned 

lot. Has 4 bedrooms, living 

room, dining room, 1V!» 

bam*. large porch, 

detached 2 car garage. 

Asking iHOOufurnlshed. 

One of a Kind Duplex - Llv. 

rm., din. rm., kitchen, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths each. 

Plus Owners Quarters with 

woodstove and central air. 

Oversized 2 car garage. Lot 

58 x 115 with 2 Docks and 3 

Boatsllp*. Inspect Now 1111 

Bay Are', 

hlt 

jJUST LISTED 3 Income cENTErt CITY'DUPLEX 

ÎtsnearcentercltwfUMy S?£&£?l$n^ 

Rented on year y lease*. N t bwlwom ,ncorn(> 

ffnftv «T^«rit " hlf currerttl/^'rented 

(Portunlty. »1J,SOO yearly year|y Very nl(;e con, I 

y p y y 

Income. Call for details. 

m 

REAL ESTATE 

i r\GtNCY 

Bayshore Drive, Well con 

structed home situate in 

84x100 lot w/5 boatsllps, 

consists of-llv. rm., din, 

rm., new kit, * bdrms, den, 

2 full baths & 2 car gar 

Asking Realistic $254,500. 

Extremely attractive con- 

temporary on letti st. Lagoon 

offers yoU Living Rm. w/ 

Vvood burning stove. Dining 

Rm., Kit., 4 BR's, 3 B's 

Healed & Furn. - 2 Docks, 2 . 

Lg. B/S's. Adequate off 

street parking Inspect 

Nowlll I 

Large'Famlly Home - Llv. 

rm.' w/llreplar*, o\n. rm., 

kit., 5 BrfffcA- *'» baihs. 

Excellent Opportunity for 

Large Family.- iv Bdrm. 

Riviera Home In Tip Top 

Condition. Features Incl. 

Fam- rm. W/cozy F/P, 

economic gas heat, open 

(deck, patio, dock & 2 

Boat slips Inspect this 

fine home Today!I 

BEACHFRONT 

Duplex —Llv rm.dln rm, 

kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IVi 

baths, oil H/W heat each 

unit. Plenty of off-street 

parking. Asking $280,000. 

Mortgage terms to qualified 

buyer; 20% dn., 10 years, 30 

yearsched.,10%lnt. 

..GARDENS 

Nice Home w/Ll v. rm., din. 

rm., breakfast rm., kit 

cheny iam'iy, rm., 3 Bdr 

ms,3fullbafhs, 1 car gar. 

Includes extra building lot - 

Inspect Now,! 

' " SiNGLES ' 

imlly | 

ins,, 

ncolly 

1 full bs | 

Priced. I 

Lg. 2 Family • 3 Bdrm. & 5 

Bdrm. unit. Plus 2 car gar 

only $99,500. ' , 

Two Fa 

3 BR 

upper h 

Heated I 

2 BR | 

uarage. 

Wesley Ave. - Across from 

Beach Upper Cottage • 6 

Bdrms,, 2 full baths & 

newer Kitchen- 1st f I. Apt. 2 

Bdrms, 1 Bath Listed 

$19u,000. ( Furhtshedl 11 

INVESTMENT 

Beach Block Location 1 —' 

3 Units- all, rented Yearly. 

, Excellent Investment Op 

portunltVUIl 

imerclal 

Avenue 

Parking. 

bulk 

financing 

Buyeri 

•a deck. Owner 

to Qualified 

corner Homewim liv. r., w/ 

flreplacerdin. rrri,, klt.v* . ' /Minimum down paymtnt, lOpar- 

N«wJ«r«y,ajmorespgcificsllrictfor cant financing. Atklng |if,«00. 

ID In the fropoul Form, will tx received tMckliwn Bulldar*. tOTVf or aHlMI 

b/.tha Ocean City Board ot Education, (venlngt. ., ,•,' tf 

May til, lW4.«t II.-OO a.m. 

ti i 

, L ' - •-,' TUESDAY , 

LotsForSala Ecumenical Conncil of 

Ocean CHy meeting, - 

ZSLXtVZ "M^ Cliurch, 7:5liljB. 

Knights of Columbm 

meeting, rectwy basement, 8 

(un., tpeaker Dr. EUxabdh 

Ketneno«b of Ocean City 

Qdropractic Center. 

SLEEPSOFASALE! 

10% to 40% OFF 

Loveseaf, Full or Queen Size Sleepers 

bySealy* 

All feature Innerspring AAattresses 

Popular Styles & Colors in Stock 

for Immediate Delivery 

n*n nowi call aaily' nwmiw 

evenlngjstowpni.fOJOt 4 

time, at which time the Mid lealed bids BAYFRONT LOT — a 

on the Propotal Form approved for nil* —- ' 

1IA9ONAL -- Strut floor 1 bdrm apt, 

ona blocK from baach and boardwalk. 

Slwaakly, montn or aaatonal, Will 

raduc* for. ona or two paraoni for tha 

aa>oCllM*4MS il» 

LUXURIOUS UoqON FRONT homa 

—] badroomi 1 batht, Aug lit to sapt 

13th MOM piiiaiitll q»n»Ka»8. I) 

ONE BEDROOM APT. — ml.. 

location, alaapa 4, Indudaa cable, off 

atraat'paH(lna.t27IXI«aaaon. Jfl-0711 or 

wjwa tf 

CLEAN — ,t and 3 bedroom watkly 

rantal* from two to PJ0, famlHH only 

-Jath Blackmon, jiaaltor, 304-Wh Street. 

mUAS • • • ' • ' " • • • T „ 

fnteoti for ule >aoM 

* and lami tile bafu. oat,t 

fm and lot a few itep* M bucal 

[ aad baardwam. Baceliaat in«Hti*,| 

I »hl»«ljeclr«im,l bath heated upper 

I cottag* with newly ptneled nvlngl 

I fMtn.E^tra Income too from sfint I 

| Boor panatad i bearoam, 1 bath I 

\2S2&BF~ m * 

WANTED 

Maybayou ara out ot torn 

lor tha aummaiana naida 

BESP0NS1BLEFAMILY 

PiiiiWi/l If/ou'lint 

thl*na*t)SThankyou! 

388-1778 

p pp o i 

proposal, or an exact replica at to wor- 

ding and punctuation. Coplei of wctl 

Proposal Form, tne Advertisement, and 

me Terms and Specifications may be ob- 

tained from the office ot the City's Con- 

sulting Engineers, walker, Prevltl, 

Holmes & Associates, Ml Asbury 

Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey. A non- 

refundable charge ot JO.00 Is required In 

order to obtain each set ol specifications 

and plans. 

HACH PROPOSAL must be accom- 

panied by s certified or casnler's check 

drawn upon a National or state Bank or 

Trust company, payable fo the Ocean 

City Board of Education In the amount o* 

no less than ten percent (1DK) of the 

total amount bid, or a bid bond for the 

ume amount, but In no case In excess of 

120.000.00. 

EACH PROPOSAL must also Include 

a certificate or letter from a Surety 

Company statins that It will provide the 

contractor wllh a bond In tile "sum 

specified If they ere awarded ( contract. 

A SURETY BOND of a company 

autnorlied to do buslneu In the store of 

New jeney in form satisfactory to the 

Board solicitor In'.tliepertal sumof ona 

hundred percent (10O%) of the full 

•mount of the contract will be required 

t upon execution of tne contract. 

HIPPER T N 

Masonic Club ^meeting, 

Maetmic Temple,8 pjn. 

ur«ar» bum top eto» to the •dlaeant 

PropartyiinBonthaaasfaiidwaWaloa* 

of the properf l*> Invorvad 

Alin 

xn execution of tne contract. , Hall, Ninth street md AMvrv Avm» 

' ; SINGLES 

For the large family, ws tjave a nice A bedroom, two story home on desirable 

double corner fat at 25th & West Avenue. Extras Include •unlwn iMna reom With 

fireplace, wmH>< room.& den. Priced well below replacement east Call now for 

appointment. t *""•"" 

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Riviera Split Level lust listed on large 50x100' lot. This 3 bedroom, SV* bath proper- 

ty has cathedral celling in living room, spacious family room, attached garage and 

much more. Asking $129,500. " " 

»o you an* duplex on a fMloy lot 

)*m » car »aBeTP**j(aiJ 1 bedrnim 

' ' tile bath f|nt floor unit ranted 

ly ptva 2 badroom, aacond floor, 

oaa heat, utility room with 

er and dryer, fenced^ Hd* yanl, 

child Mfaty. Today'* bargain, 

jjiontmlBit. 

JUST LISTED 

Luncheonette and 2 bedroom apt* 

•xtellent Income Priced right to 

till excellent family bnlneu op 

PMfunlty 

A wldevarlotyof 

soasons/, mdnlhly 

. and Weekly rentals < 

art available thru: 

ROBERT L. SHARP 

RulBatat* 

Raaltora 

2700A*buryAv«. 300-1037 

SS0iWtAS9007e 

contract, the contractor agrees to com All of in* paper* In connection with 

ply with retirement* of P L. \m, C 127 thl* application era on file Intha omc* 

and Chapter W of the Public Laws of of the Secretary of the ttaZl tJoaTd « . . , ^ 

Board of eaucatlon, Ml Mbury Avenue, regular buslneu hour* 

-W 

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DUPLEXES : 

Two unit property In very desirable location at 43rd and Asbury Avenut, First floor 

h« 2 bedrooms, 2nd floor is a 1 bedroom spacious apartment with a larse deck. 

Owner anxious. Just reduced to $120,000. 

r 

Real sleeper at 20th & Central Is avallable.Thls 2 unit proptrty eonilifs of a % story 

Cape Cod with 2 bedrooms, & one bath, fireplace, and new vinyl siding. Out back Is , - 

a detached garage with a renovated efficiency apartment above Very realistically "•* 

prlc6d fit $135/000 ^~ 

Would you believe? Wesley Avenue duplex with 3 bedrooms on each floor, 12 per- - 

cent owner financing to qualified buyer and fully rented for 'M season AM for 

S139.500 furnished. 

Two Cottages, Front to ftack, each with three bedrooms, available at 19th &\ 

Asbury. Front rtncher(haifl«is heat and Is fully rented for '84 season. Rear wilt Is a 

lovely newer 2 «6ry townhoiise. Anxious owner, has reduced price to $155,000, fur- 

nished • * , r: 

New Listing Thai'Can't ,Lasf I Spacious 28' wide corner duplex at 53rd & West '", 

• Avenue Maintenance free vinyl siding, 2 car garege. Fireplaces/ocean view from 

porches, 3 bedroprps & 2 luff baths on each floor. Fairly priced as duplex and also 

available as condo Units, Under llQO.OOO each I" 

(Ml 

Yearly Rentals 

ROUND APT. - Hew one 

. m, umumlthad, aun JKK, free 

PtrMng, MM ploa utll. Cell WMOM. 4-M 

OCEAN SIDE OF CENTRAL AVE 

Wock to and St. Beach, Boardwalk 

Cable, wilder, First half season First 

Joor, 3 BR, aleept s, 1I7J0 Second fidor, 

^BR^leap* «, tajo Families Owner 

ONE BEDROOM COTTAGE — U100 

•eawn Sacorw floor, ]'badroom apti 

t3J0Oi aeuon, %ua weekly. Three 

bedroom cottage, tvsss uuon, uu 

wtiKly. Families only, oott ReallV. 

Realtor*, 3»»A»tjuryAv»,»»son, 4 \1 

Ocean City, New Jersey, or presented to 

tne. Business Administrator located at 

the above address at the time of calling 

for said bids' 

TH£ BOARD reserves tne right to 

relecf-any or all bid* If It deems It In the 

best public Interest to do so 

Antoinette J Ruggferf 

Business Administrator, 

Board Secretary 

J-llMT.P F tw 7J 

CITY OF OCtJAN CITY 

CAPB MAY COUNTY. 

NEW JERSEY 

RESOLUTION M-24-ltf 

A RESOLUTION AMENDING THI 

19*4 BUDGET FOR THE CITY Of= 

OCEAN CITY TO INCLUDE AD 

DITIONAL FUNDS OF »7J^00 FROM 

THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY FOR 

HOUSING INSPECTIONS MADE BY 

CITY OF O£EAN CITY PERSONNEL 

Ronald L.Tahf,E*4uire 

Attorney for P*tWortera 

Robert (C Bell, Eiiiabetn Ban and 

Gerald Corcoran and Myre Corcoran 

aolAibury Avenue 

Municipal 

adopted on 

I NEW 

J OJie and 2 bedrooms, fully 

I equipped, unfurnished 

I cftidos. Bay Ave., Somers 

bint. Available Imme- 

I dtately. 

HARBOItCOVE 

| SOMERSPOINt 

>| 653-6038 

' BeMiiUfuI Beachfront 

\ Apartmant ', 

Si|mm«rR«ntal , , < 

It has every convenient* you want— 

tofielner w(th unsurpaiied beauty of 

ttie ocean, available for yel 

Z1W23-1822of39B3113!. 

WHEREAS, the local Munlcl 

Button for tl\ey i 

the uth day of March, 1M4, and 

WHBRBA5, "the Public Hearing on 

•aid budget had been held as •dvertlsed, 

and 

WHEREAS, II li deifnd at Hit* time to 

amend Hid adopted budget, and 

WHEREAS, In accordance with N.J.S 

jOAfit? (which |i commonly referred to 

e»i.tti» Chapter 159 Amendment 

PtnceH),', which provldaa that the 

^Director of the Dlvlilon of Local 

NOTICE OP PUBUC/KIETING 

- Tfwmaa J. Camp and clorlt Camp of 

1?1 w. Johnson Avenue, Sornen Point, 

New Jeney hai applied to Hi* Ocean 

city Planning Bum for ajr* plah ap 

provai to construct a retaft-'stor*, 

tforaoe area and second floor apartment 

at lisa Asmiry Avenue also know) as 

Block 1105, Lot* 2* and W. Ocean city 

New jersey. Tnlt application wilt be 

heard at a mooting on May J, IfaJ at 7:10 

p.ifi/. In the Council Chambers of city 

Hall mi and Aibury Avenue, Ocaan City. 

New jersey. 

Plain an on fin jit the Code InMr 

cement Office at S50 Asbury Avenue, 

Ocean city, New Jeney and may be 

reviewed during regular builnai* hourt. 

HARRY A. DSLVSNTHAL, Jr. 

Atton)#y for Apptfuntt * 

9ATrFMY 

Matchpolnt.Jn. bridge, 

community center, 7:30 pjn. 

pg g 

ctmrcb iiaD. Boms: 

neaday and ITwnday, 

to 3 pjn.; Friday ii bag day, 

10 aon. to noon., 

ELECT 

WEDNESDAY 

Kl#anlfl Club meeting, 

Rtymoutblnn, 12:15 pjn. 

Lelaure dab of Good 

.Ounsd mating, soda! hall, l 

MARK VtDETtO 

Women's Cooperative 

League meeting, youth 

carter, 9 a jn. 

Owner of The Spinning Wheel Flower Shop / "j 

Vote May 8th ht ~ ' 

,}•&* 

Jtnwy p 

meeting, 7:15 pjn. 

Govemment Service* may approve the 

Inaertionbf any Special Item of Revenue 

APTS —tula and 2 bedroom*, near beach 

and ttiopplng: Avallabla Memorial Day 

until Labor pay. Call SW.JM0/ tf 

-THREE BDRM APT. — lit. fl. 1 blk 

beach ft bdwk. Weekly O75., famine* 

only Juna to"July Mth avail to Sept 

W(!73O ' 419 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

Pursuant to Section 73J5H) of me 

Federal communications Commlulon 

Rule* and Regulation*, notice I* beret)/ 

given mat (Actual FCC filing date Mar 

ch M, 1«n, an application we* tendered 

FCC, Washington, DC, raquHtlng a con- 

Cheas dub, youth center, 7 

tun. 

, J TWO » frinaa' BDRM. APT», 

FUI|N. A unfum. avail, ret. ran. Call 

- > » 

1EACH FRONT— Ocaan aty 2nd lloor 

Breet view of bast louthend beach 

Three bedroom*, sleep* a, central air, 

w/d, two docka>3 wtu. mln $1,400 par 

wkCatlMe4H7or)i440T ita 

Cedar Beach Civic 

AsiwdatlonteartoldirectoreJ 

meeting, 46th Stre 

P^gws-iTM-eTS. SSXSttFJXLTS:St faiiiiiciplihiiidii«,8pjn: 

effective padlafatf power of kjnwatft. 

Transmitter u to be located at» IS' 

xt'N 

The applicant Is 7fW M" W 

Channel America Inc 

*1»,»T,P FJJJs 

TO 

V&St 00 for Muling inspection* par, 

formed from February 1, HM to June JO, 

om February t, 1»4 o June 30, 

itM per latter of authorization dates 

January 31,1914 from the state of New 

Jersey, Department of Community 

Affair*, .end 

' WHCRBAS, the Director of tha 

DlvUlort of Local Oovernmaht Service* 

may also approve th* Imertlon of any 

Ittm of appropriation for an \ equal 

timount, - 

NOW, THBR1PORU, BE 

Jesterettes meeting, 8 pjn. 

Single parenta society 

meeting, and dance, Somen 

PUBLIC NOtlCB 

The next notilar maetM of me 

IT Municipal Planning Board of th* City of 

LCMI 

iu; 

I. , ff' CONDOS 

Tw Year Old'Dupfex Condp. with both units available. Just in «fme for'summer,,','. 

rj season. BUlltby on#of O.C.'*fined builders, theseunlUeachhave3bedro0rn*a,2^H 

" "—' J ' ?bleA»burjÂvenuelpcatlcwhear58thStreetM3Klng*iOD^ffe%4^ 

^nd floor. Hurry I i *'i ' v «- • fi o > - i j ' i J * Z 

mi 

Ml 

CCH Bill) 

OCeANCITY-Jbadroomcottagenear „„„, ,ncKEf,OKB, BB ,, ,H»w.nsmsipi«i.»,. 

* " ", « "BSOLVBO that tit* city of Ocean City, Ocaan City, New Jeney will oe heW on 

* " hereby reQUesti that the Director of the WMttKKy. »ayl,'l»M«t».«»^mln 

Division of Local oovernmant Service* me Council Chamber* m aty Hall. 

approve th* insertion of an Item of TnatollawWo. application* will ba 

revenue In the Budget for me year 1IM heard: • 

in nw turn of VXt 00; wtilch Item I* Minor SuMMtlon* ' 

now avallabla a* revtmi* frtxti tha State » Jima* B. Kennedy, BMck HOI, Lot J 

Road, Sonwrs Point, with live 

music and refreshmenta, 8:30 

pjn. 

- Two BEDROOM HOME - one bath. 

I JW* h«elDROOM UMOURNISHED SEASONAL - 2 bedroom, j bath apt, 

AFn,f1r»tfloor,lUt»ir*etar*a.W/ l D, Wech block on Moonyn Terrace Pool, 

'"^"-|.WlSp--rnonmpluiMt!l, .and.. NMM.. T.1.I1E. ^Jy, HMO 

b vtm* fro • KMntaJy, M , 

J*r»ey, Department of Com- — owner wlehe* to create a wcond 

Attain, pursuant to the bulMeblelotet|tIl-uy*«eyAv*nue.A 

.4-1*1 •Nton.CallarrMOiD. 

FRANKLIN ON LBT 

Kimberiy Jean Franklin, a 

aedor math major at Get- 

(Pa.) College, has 

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- Prlcrt slashed or) these unltsât mi) & Wesley Avenue'. Ocean VleW* are beautiful v> ,?- 

•from each * bedroom^t bath unit. Front & rear dechs'; carport parking and fully,'. > - r 

furnished: Over *2S,000 lr»>ertts are yours wltfi fast settlement. 1st floor flSUjfo^ -i ?'$ 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN UULt TilimSDAY, APRIL 19.19A4 f) 

iVe wish to thank our loyal customers 

and clients for helping us to become 

the Ocean City Realtor with the most 

salespeople in the "MILLION DOLLAR 

SALES CLUB" 

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/.ynn Thompson • Owner/Realtor 

and 

. THE PROFESSIONALS . 

At 2 Locations To Better Serve Yoii 

* CentralAve: 

ean City 

*6200 

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fe:'..a;l3. 

Atlantic §i^, 

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>:Hfgh school students in the ne 

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p JSP""-"*'"•-"••.•••-wri ; 

Mr School system reflects societ 

technological advances 1 

ByCAlHYADAMS teWHonitowortirttt^dal te believes 

*i you- tami, Today, it to sdMatto 

onamm to tew two cote Unte 

Mto, a homo video machine, «t to 

the^ks anTmortar of flw ThereWseroral programs 

ftpm, wtmmmm¥ *«*«?«•&mmm 

as a^ng ^. flnart In. the yaars, have been added to 

; itudentB, klnderga'rt§n.?: Med Thorough and Efficient 

â.-Ior tia' futUM Mch itudtnt aU tnmt'i 

tdajttonHci*«je. portWiifbrUiochildtetawi 

1 ? 

attending workshops alnce 

child to receive the special 

•tudenti from different areas to talk 

^. with the AildfeB, IWi 

objecttw famlllarlies the JSd with 

arass-asa 

propms, on television IS 

ttsttiKst 

^S 

more children who go home At "the Intermediate school : 

from school to an empty the child's eyes are ooened to nvr * 'J'^&KS"iSfm 

b^MwidttdrnBdttniy dasaei, nut maw tt * #'JK 

let themselves Into their home tracurrlcular activities as tivnj>Q ##i «M««# »^fa!S; i"q% 

P^p|.are done work. oraputera is also available to . _ •-,- - - -,.^- \ -w - v,.,-. •^•''*f*?§gs;WWi 

^ £ to ^^ r ^ ted 

allow children of working 

tonrtt and fifth" grade 

d t o B U S 

basically a half step after enough time to establish Pierfy expounded on the sad Herfy noted, • . . mpMta«^m»m0m 

• A definite sign of the times kindergarten for those rootn; and that Is Important fact that many children suffer •Oim haw been positive naflta,";- , " >: %;m$m 

is the number of computers in children who just aren't ready for a child. We have our share SnOtiiliaUjr froni trauma g{ changes as weH. •fnehm Michael SBbotiCfc;- 

fee primary school Each for first grade." According toof 

'latch key kids,'" he home, whether from the eftoday are mulU-cwtlfled. In aêrtatettfcnt o( the i 

third grade, has three com- Hughes, "many ana schools continued, "and that's a sad fects of divorce, separation or MM building, they seem a- aty School S(yrt«n. 

puters, and each of 1he second are checking It out" sign of the times." 

death. 

dted, tags, and have to- major dmtiiM&..^r~.- 

and first grades has one, Computer education matt _ Next year, a program is "The slngie parent rait' teeitt geared towards kids.' system b« been in U* 

educated with regard to 

w«PUteri," BOW aughei 

17 v j. 

This program involves a 

WWdto"t*| 

afL" 1 •""*«• ^^ * ««•• ta time MUM he 

with the student. spent helping the child with 

Also available to the schoolwork and homework, 

fflftS ^_i, gft M »li»ei appovM.of ttii 

WenW .wrteuta. Children srtnj.jfaeri'sanawfoltotof 

who qualify put their creative love at work in this school," 

liiP 

left alone. The parent Is not to "teachers"were only certified fine 

blame," he emphaslies, "but in one specific area. How, the hast 

abetter system must be people who are hired are very The recent^SînlllJon 

WMrt out CaUnos," be inteHlgentpeoplewitha broad dollar JUldiHon to fi* Hih 

continued, "have a lot to do educational backgrwmd." sdwoL^rtSirJwM J -"-- S; 

with it. There's good money in The guidance counselor on March 3L" 

fcese jobs, but the hours are continued: "People have been bette-librarf 

odd. This puts an emotional coming down hard on the stadtnta* ?MîariMn 

on tte Ofld, . education, and.- tlwfs m% " :^ MfflS^' 

••It's amaUng bow many OceanQtyU coping well. We (PIM« tort t, |»ge j> 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, 

In South Carolin 

HiJton Head. 

Onth 

Ocean Reef is Ocean City's prestigious,Mâcre resort 

community. Composed of beautifully desiped townhomes 

and surrounded by deluxe amenities like boating, sailing and 

cabana facilities, swimming pool and tennis courts, Ocean 

Reef is a completely self-contained resort environment 

Discover Ocean Reef today and plan fo move in this summer. 

By purchasing before our Grand Opening, you can own an 

Ocean Reef home at special prices from $99,500. 

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0CE4 RESORT 

GARDEN STATIPARKWAV 

SOMERS POINT 

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23rd Street on the Bay •Ocean City •398-6231 

Open daily 9-5 or by appointment 

Sales exclusively through French Real Estate, Inc, 

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Ocean City community has always 

placed a high priority on education .. -.' 

^ filgn i scnool, everyone, 

students and. faculty, has 

P otted sometblng these past 

p#*Mr years. We made the 

| necessary adjustments. We 

learned that we can cooperate 

tinder conditions which era 

not the best, and have i 

successful program." 

Along with the classrooms 

and offices, two rooms were 

added for tbe sole purpose of 

L video viewing. The school 

m owns several VCR machine!, 

; and according to Opriano, 

• "the rooms haven't been 

empty glace they were 

finished." 

The computer situation at 

the high school is also 

progressing. This year, there 

an 12 In the school. By nest 

year, It Is expected Out two 

Btsto by tut Kaiunlcn 

There's a bee In the flowers and grass as these first graders put on 

a dress rehearsal for (be school play. 

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dozen wm be added. Next (l tlilnk the number Is higher ecorea and first on the verbal grade. Then the school was 

year, hopefully, the main ftan it Is, but It Is changing." section reinforces thU." housed In the building at Bth 

computer room will be up- dprlano commented, "the Superintendent Subotfch. In KW and Central Avenue, 

dated, Courses In computer femlUes that have come here Ws 31st year with Ocean Qty which Is now tbe police 

Hteracy wffl be offend to « established people. The achoola has seen the system department. Grades Klnfatroduce 

tbe concepts to Parents move Into respected undergo a couple of major dergarten through sixth used 

students who don't want to casino positions." changes. that building while grades 

take computer science. Kirk added, "Tbt original "Ocean City went from • Mven through twelve at- 

There is an incredible thought was that the casinos strong, family oriented tended the only original 

f CITY. N J. 

(cortlmed Ira from page rase II i) HMnnMiMvn«nn£v«ui>iuip, • ...uu.. . . . - 

reoourceSi additional 

In 19BS, tbe primary »chool 

daaaroom and office «pace, 

and intermediate schoohi 

and apodal roama for AVA, 

were built, and the north and 

activities and dubs, 

south wings were added to the 

. The addition ted bin 

high achooL Ten years later, 

an addition wan built on the 

mder construction over toe 

Intermediate school and 

|^^w.A^dtoito 

portables were added to the 

primary schooL At ttof Ume, 

the seventh and eighth gradef 

Were moved to tbe 19th Street 

school, and the high school 

became a fpv^yetr school. 

"Ocean City has kept 

with the ttmff, rtwrtwni'iij 

epeaklng, 11 SuboUch commented. 

"Along with added 

space, tbe curriculom has completed computer room, 

changed to meet the modern ' — —- "•"-- ~ 

requirements of life, such •• 

science, math, and phyilcal em0 hmigr „ 

educaton. We tmi bread "0 nave O 

based offering in the field of 

fine arts. We have teachers in --«J enUJ 

the non-acedemlc courses gOOa SOIU1 

which are a definite asset to a 

sound edumtlnnHl program." • » JJ^^^J * j 

It la apparent to SoboUch SCnOOl district 

tut Ocean Oty hai a fine 

"FMBtoMBand 

Inquire about our system. bility to achieve and 

n that tradition for me 

computer in the guidance would provide great Job op- community into the per- Kboel which is still used 

office, which hu to Its BortmiflM to htofc «**«ii ««.--* «- -•- when students aLffi —- • •-••— "- •-'-- wih data Mcktq me UOQi. 

__„._ „—__„.. .—, -w, Mwugu, uiu away wim areas codei 

TDoy are willing to take on the 

„ thousands of having viewed the lifestyle discipline, he eiplained." 

colleges In the nation. bat exists in Atlantic Qty( The trend, now is an at- 

"It hai a four-fear and a tend net to choose it. Ocean tttude centered once again on 

two-year college file, and a aty Uds are stlD pretty academic success and 

financial aid file," explains conservative." structured dlsdphne." 

James Kirk, Che head of Ocean City High School It Subotlch attributes this to 

guidance at OCHS. "Although fortunate to taw a "cross the teaching staff of Ocean 

the computer offers an Ideal section of fine staff," says Cltyschools'iliey are highly 

place for a student to begin Us Opriano. trained professionals who LODGE 

search," says Kirk, "It "Tbe teachers today have strong, positive feelings 

doesn't replace the become Involved with the towards helping students, WESLEY AVE. AT TENTH PHONE 399-2007 

relationship which exists Md's," adds Kirk. "They are Ihey know how to handle the "Our 4Sth Season ol UniurMiied Service" 

between the counselor and willing to be advisors and kids of today." 

ROOMS AND APARTMENT (Family Slit) 

those schools and ad- coaches, which isn't always He has seen the buildings Convfnltnf to biich, twirdwalk, business district, 

ministration officers who tie case In other schools, change tee. Years ago, what chorehti, rsstaurartts and ill transportation All 

havedealiwithOcean City for Teachers coming to OCHS are la now tbe Historical Museum rooms with runninB wattr or-private bam 

30 years. It saves a great deal rill eager, caring, and sen- at 4th Street ma the school RafM siaionaily ad|ystid for junt and September 

tf cfW^d time and reading runriliitf htrt but vn.. you sltive. Mm, «- ..--.-« 

nflll have to talk." "Part of it Is our ability to fcr grades K through fourth 

THE BAUERS, Owner Manager 

The rising number of say Iw'to people; to pick and 

—-mi families Isn't dwose," explains Kirk. _ 

In the high school "The pendulum is swinging 

students as much as with the back," concluded CIpriano." I 

younger students. strongly sense that the con- 

1 larles iengler 

A study conducted in 1981 cern Is returning to students 

showed thatover 80 percent of as far as academics, drew 

the high sdiool studenU are codes, and behavior. The fact FLOORCOVERING • 399-3343 

from a two-parent family, feat OCHS placed second Carpetfnoby: Ptppir«lfj Mohawk, 

"Many people," Kirk feels, overall In South Jersey In SAT 

Downs & other*, 

VINYL FLOORING by; Armstrong, 

For Your Pleasure 

Congoleum & others 

OVIR 3J YHARS iXPIRIINCI 

And Your Comfort..,, 

"Custom Installation Sy Our 

Own Skilled Craftsmen" 

Open Tuesday thru Saturday 

A Victorian Oyesf House 

PBRFECTLY LOCATED 

AT 

729 Wesley Avenue 

In Beautiful Ocean Oty! 

ALL ROOMS WITH TV & Rif RISERATOR 

5 Roomswith Bath-Air Conditioning 

;. Breezy Porch • Nearby Parking _ 

:. 609.398-1363 

OVEN? 

A minor problem...unless you 

ôn*t IfVf full time at the shorel 

Oriten|nt5 arejrnqying in 

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rtPAGE 4-SECTION FOUR THE SENTINEL-LEDGER^ OCEAN CITY. N J, THUKSDAV, APRIL lt>j^t 

Double duty van 

'The Silver Bullet' aids the elderly 

Mrs. Dorothy Findeison of Tuckahoe has her 

r Jbload pressure taken by Helen Tullner, RN, aboard 

the courtesv van. 

We're full service Pharmacy 

• Prompt Delivery 

• Housebound? We'll even pick 

up your prescription 

• Charge accounts 

• 24 Hr. Emergency Prescription 

Service 

• We honor most prescription plans 

Including P.A.A,;"F.C.S. Medieaid, Blue Cross, Medlmet, Paid 

and others 

1 OCEAN Sth&Asbury 

976-97$ Boardwalk 

Ocean City, N,j. 

Pharmacy 

Call 399-3535 

\m\ 

' * > >••••.;, • , •, 

QUOUEt 

- Lighting \ 

in the finest tradition 

since 1930" 

Don & Lynn Claghorn 

Possessors 

Candle Shoppe • Plush Animals • Christmas Shoppe 

Doll Shoppe 

(Featuring our exclusive line of handmade 

collectible porcelain dolls by Kay &Rosemarle) 

It's time again to open our door 

Come In and browse — We're the "Welcome Store," 

Early American and diversified gifts 

Are offered to you with pleasure— 

A Candle Shoppe, a Christmas Shoppe 

And dolls that you will treasure, 

By the waters of the Great Atlantic, 

On the Boardwalk by the Sea, 

Stands the Heritage Shoppe in all its glory ' 

Full of Treasures for the Family. 

3 Lynn Claghorn ,, 

(609) 399-0025 

rOSED SUNDAY... "TtfLordiscount' cardi, wheelchair locka,at strategic 

lifiline, MeUeari Medicare and points along the floor. 

applications According to Freeholder 

and Information for the older , Gerald Thornton, "The 

residents In need of such elongated windows were 

services. 

specially planned to allow the 

The Innovative outreach elderly riders to view the On the road, with the Cape,May County Office Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Beesley's, Poi* 

program it the first of Its kind passing scenery with ease." on Aging courtesy van. 

assisted In filling out forms by Bobbie Brow 

to New Jersey, There are only A strong, self-etorlng steel 

the Office oh Aging. . '< along the boardwalk. 1 Play- tennis or 

^ ,flo|f,'6nfoy fishing, boating or toiir 

ri( ,C k&al historical sites. You'll'alstt find 

Bi /i the excltemept of Atlantic Citylust 20 

[•,'; ^< J minutesaWay. 1 ' V 

Under New Management 

812 Ocean Ave. 

Ocean City, (O. 

(600)390-1335 

REASONABLE A CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING 

* ;

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PAGE ft-flECTION FOUR 1MB SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, A?BIL lp, MHP. 

Brookburn 

The way it was-still is 

easuy as they describe part of 

WEEKEND DINNER 

Introducing,.. 

Our Chef's Spectacular 

SEAFOOD BUFFET 

NOEL-at the piano 

for your dining entertainment 

Fri., ^prilaoth, 6:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. 

Fashion Show Luncheon provided by the 

CROSS COUNTRY SHOPS 

OF CENTRALSQUARE 

Sat., April 21st - Noon 'til 2 P.M. 

Visit the Easter Bunny at our famous 

EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH 

along with entertainment - 7:30 A.M. to2:30P.M. 

ttfy 1.M ' 

SUNDAY DINNER 

6:00P.M.to8:00P.M. . 

MOTOR 

• .s ^ .[ i iH| a f "j,J,l>j 

A'. 

! 


at the Tuckahoe Inn 

Reservations 

accepted for 

Easter Dinner 

MalorCredlr ' 

Cards Welcomed _ iV 

TTie'Harp family 

is pleased to announce 

^ster wili be celebmted 

at the Tuckahoe Inn with 


^featuring your traditional 

holiday favorites. 

Inn, 

EASTER DAY 

BRUNCH OR DINNER 

WITH 

Brunch from 10 am. til S p.m. 

Dinner from 4p.m. til9p.nl,. * 

I Make Your Reservations Early! t 

I-V s •Tclephone.'..f;60d) 967-5885^ 

• t 

Y, APRIL 19, 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, WJ. PACE 7—SECTION FOMt 

n City chapter largest AARP unit in the state of New Jerse^ 

With 1,039 members, Ocean the population 6S and over expected to continue to grow _ May . County „ Municipal . ,_. and introduction of • 

City \ Chapter No. 1062, realized almost a 24 percent steadily." Utilities Authority; Edward prominent speaker or en- Officers and directors of the 

American Association of Increase. The latest census Along with the other 3,200 MacCtane is in attendance, tertalnment program at 1:30 local chapter assuming office 

Retired Persons is the largest data Indicate this same age units across the nation, the behalf of the AARP, at the pju. the annual Christmas during the April meeting are 

chapter in New Jersey, notes group constitutes over 12 local AARP chapter gponuors aty Council meetings. party at The Flanders at- Phyllis Hover, president; 

Brookburn sits un- efficiency apartments. TBe Dr. Brook and his brother-ln 

reflnlshed, the original 

Andrew; H, Strung, outgoing percent of the population in • wide range of commurtity The chapter meetings—the tacts over 300 members, Robert Hanoberry, first vice 

coebouie from the kind that bold the bed, the law, Mr. Bum. Hence the fee deed which state* thatcabinets 

• freshly painted. 

New Jersey. 

service programs. third Friday of each month Joan W. Gilbert, a member president; Edward Mac 

of CecinmUn Avenue, table and chain, the stove name, The Brookburn. (here should be no riotous There are washstands in most 

OHM, second vice 

Park RIM, from theand 

refrigerator and the "I'm only fee third owner dancing and no persons of ill- 

AABP, is. the largest IVtemm of the rooms that once held 

nmuim, „ BnH Locally, Margaret e ^ July and August at the rf the lecai chapter, Is a past' ttC 

the building looks* like cabinets for dishes and pets since 1901", Bather notes. repute permitted fax stay on white porcelain-covered tin 

W the tun beêntury and pans. Bathrooms are ., "My sister, Anna Smith, la the ftipranises. 

washbasins and pitchers. 

For those who have.r 

structure tb«t Hue the down the hall. Hot showers manager, Anna's husband, Except for possibly one "We even found matching 

ptnjtoljyP»1»Yird experienced a rtay hi i' 

Streets of Oceen City-three are in the bad, outside. Larry, he does the repairs. He other efficiency apartment In white commodes in the Officials of the Guest and Apartment House guest house Is ahome 

jtfjMt, squirbh, utilitarian. Esther Pavlldes, the owner works In Cherry Hill during Ocean City, The Brookburn Joseto," says Esther. "And Association discuss business during monthly from home with 

Kiufli to ttU, The Brookburn along with her husband, Dr. fee week and every weekendmay 

be the last of Its kind. all the rooms had the old tins meeting. Election of new officers was scheduled 

touch of warmth,' 

may is however, one of the Constantino Pavlldes, site on Is down here, filing a screen The exterior and the Interior for tea, coffee, sugar. We still 

and hospitality fiy 

tl£t of ita Had. For inside lti flie wide front porch In one of door, cutting the grass. He 

Âprll 19^ 

are still very much the same use the origM&nong-handled 

and or manager: ^ 

l, narrow haHa are Oanked fee eight or ten blue rockersJust 

finished the grass a as they were in 190J. Very frying pans." 

who have chosen to make The friendliest people we ever 

iccoraroodation that were with Helen Lincoln. Bitter minute ago," 

little has been changed In each of the apartments 

Brookburn their summer met." 

Visitors have found staying; 

commonplace one or two bought The Bookburn from Anna Smith, who recently throughout its history. There another item Is used that Is home. _ Another new guest this at a guest house A relating 

generations ago. Mrs. Lincoln In 1977. Mrs, retired from the Ford Motor are ft housekeeping apart- rarely found in today's Judge Robert Dewey and summer is Angelo'Molzlo, 7B. way to spend a vacation^ 

ne ""p'l wooden sign In Lincoln had bought The Company, pulls up another ments and eight sleeping microwave era. Itis the metal his wife Margaret from He took a bus from Lake 

the yard tells It all. "The Brookburn from a Mrs. blue rocker. 

rooms. 

toaster. No, not the modern Lansdowne, Pa., have stayed Pladd, Fla. to Ocean aty for The Ocean City Guest and 

Brookburn, One Room Wilson In 1953. Mrs. Wilson "Tell about the deed, Mrs. Lincoln remembers one that plugs into an elec- at The Brookburn since 1002, his stay at The Brookburn. Apartment House AssodaMom, 

Awrtmento." *• daughter of theBitter," 

when there used to be threetrical outlet. This Is round and They did miss a few years Anna says, "We cater to. 

to an organisatlpn wficffi 

•The old-fashioned one-room original owner and buiidtr, Anna and Esther laugh quarter Iron beds In (he has wire webbing to support when they had a son finsenior 

citizens and we keep 

promotes the business aha 

rooms. There were oak Ice up to four pieces of bread. To college, but they nave since the rates reasonable for the 

sodal interests of its mem- £) 

boxes that be Iceman used to use, Just place the toaster on returned yearly and Intend to senior citizens who can't 

bers. It consists of guest and 

WE'RE AS NEAR A$ YOUR TELEPHONE 

deliver ice to every day, hot the gas burner, and in a few keep doing so. 

afford high prices. Esther, 

apartment ,bouse owa>rfe 

plates and "a cord hung from minutes the heat of the wires 

I do all the 

whose dues fund "the 

Mrs- Lincoln add. that 

17th STREET MARKET 

me ceiling with a light bulb turns out nicely browned 

nee 

organization. 

hit." 

toast. 

' It encourages exchanges** 

"Now, of course," Anna Celestla Koerner points to 

Corner of 17th & Asbury A vs. 

doseto30years.Thentherols 

Ideas, experiences jmw 

continues, "we have new beds the blue rocking chairs. 

suggestions In an effort to 

.*.'« and combination four-burner "These are the original ones, from Philadelphia. The 

advance the success/ of'"fts 

gas stoves with refriger- too." 

Mckel family has summered 

says Esther. 

members and to ralse^W 

ators." Long-time guests are Mrs. Koerner spends her on Park Place for 21 years. 

Tradition, preservation, a awareness of Ocean dty>sjha m 

Your Complete Grocery Store! 

permitted to add winters In Colllngdale, Pa., 

way of life, that's what it's all clean, comfortable and V 

personal touches of their own but she has summered in Mary and Edward Jowett, about. As part of the summer economical (amity resort? 

such as curtains at the win- Ocean aty since 1929. Thefrom 

Fort Lauderdale, Fla., festivities, a Fourth of July 

SB (IB 

Re-Opening May 1st. 

dows and potted plants. last 44 years, though, have are newcomers to the'Brook- party to held each year. The The Association M9aV> 

One new addition, along the been spent at The Brookburn. burn this year, although they original cedar shakes are plemented a service In '1(777" 

Groceries • Complete Delicatessen 

front curb, to a pen true, MM. Koerner takes the same have summered in Ocean aty donned with decorations as Is called Dlal-A-Room"'rf!" 

UVUli blUU, IB S JH« ITS?; ^"f ,^««. »** "««"' 

* Prime A/teats • Farm Fresh Produce 

planted In the memory of Mrs. room each year for thesince 

the lWOe. 

the blue und white trim, All Apartment t» facilJiUt^ 

Lincoln's husband, Hugh, who season, from Memorial Day Mr, Jowett was taking a the guests are asked to bring a reservations and Inquiries^ 

' * * * * * * * * 

died In May 1982. until Labor Day, sanetimes stroll last year when he fevorite dish. 

more efficiently. A 

The rooms are neat, light, 

spotted the sign In front of the It is mandatory that The service, h 

Featuring: Dieti & Watson 

and a breeze flows through Is nice. Her mother had come building advertising Celestla Koerner bring her Its kind In South' ttd 

Cold Cuts 

them. The ceilings are Ugh, MJhej^lwrn bef>' , I 1 \ - 

>YSTEp^ 

SCALLOP SCAMPI 

FISH & CHIP & SLAW 

FISH STRIPS & HUSH PUPPIES 

FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS 

FRENCH FRIED IDAHO POTATOES . ~. 

BAKED IDAHO POTATO 

MASHED POTATOES 

COLE SLAW OR PEPPER HASH 

POTATO SALAD OR MACARONI SALAD 

BAKED BEANS (cold) 

MACARONI & CHEESE (hot) 

STEWED PLUM TOMATOES (hot) 

NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER (cold); 

MANHATTAN CLAM CHOWDER (cold) >.. 

CRAB CHOWDIR (cold) .>-c 

TAPIOCA PUDDING OR RICE PUDDING . 

HAAGEN-DAZ ICE CREAM 

GOURMAID CHEESE PIE (Best in the world) 

I OPEN 7 DAYS 8 A.M. to 8 P.M, | 

RS, - tOBSTCR MEATj^ K 

r ;\

II. 

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PAGE 8HSECT10N FOUR THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. . THUHSDAY, APRIL lglllW* 

Small conference rooms, In demand by cor- ^SSÂ^SJuithe 

orate convention planners, are available In g^n, jeriay landmark 

| Several sizes. _ facility which 1B undergoing 

Change While maintaining ill 

More than a hotel 

J-, i i y i / 

The Flanders is a leading 

center too 

The Flanders Hotel, a 

hostelry in Ocean City for 

generations, waa created by a 

group of interested citizens 

, feeling • need for a first-class 

irsdltlQn. 

Dinner Served 4 to 9 Weekdays Traditionally, the Flanders 

4 to 10 Weekends (Closed Wed.) has provided summertime 

WILL CATER TO SMALL 

hotel accotnmodationa to 

thousands of vacationers who 

PARTIES 8, BANQUETS 

enjoyed thi American plan 

MAMMA Italian Cream which offered three full 

and 

meals, nightly entertainment 

Runt Cake* and recreational activities in 

for All Occasion! addition to lodging. 

It um't all that unusual to 

I 

meet someone — in Ocean 

aty or elsewhere — who has 

A vacationed at The Flanders 

photo toy Silt K»M«llcll 

for many years. 

The Flanders has dominated the local scene for generations, a true 

For example there is Dr. landmark. 

Route 48, Tuckahoo Phone: 626-3343 and Mrs. Joseph L. Faraee of 

B Bangor, Pa. P "We "W have h vacationed In Ocean City for sojurns here began in 1944 August," Mrs. Faraee said. fc**. , 

the past 30 consecutive - through - 1983. The - Flanders However, In addition to #fc*» M, *x*- 

years," Bruna Faraee has been their vacation spot being « popular summertime 

recently wrote The Sentinel- at the shore. "We plan to be at hotel, The Flanders has 

CIRCLE PIIZA 

Family Restaurant 

With one of the "Best Pizza* " in the ana. 

Somers Point - Ocean City 

Mrs - Joseph Faraee and son in .... 

Ledger. Their, annual August The Flanders again this become an equally popular Faraee family, from Bangor, Pa;, ' 

meeting place. Its facilities vacationed at The Flanders each summer 

have not escaped notice by 1946. 

some of the nation's best 

DAISY DONUTS 

attons. 

Plymouth Place 8. Boardwalk (Gllllgin'l Pun Deck) 

•»«*v.-». "The IOT hotel UUHH boasU UVDDH ,a ifl program oegun begun «m>ri*tae nvnwrWWt 

accounts using multitude ultitude of meeting rooms ago is i continuing tii with ih ittidbit 

We are back again! 

wwentlen. or^ meeting and public space that is being pSrpoec - tnoomJtriiwaf 

The best place to start 

faclude AT«, Hewlett ' • • • ••"'_ ~ ~ —nf '^" 

Delivery Hours.' Mon.Thurs, ii:30am-i:30am 

the dav. 

Packard, IBM, Western 

Fri. ), Sat. 11:30-3:30 am 

A thought from God'f Word 

Electric, RCA, Pennwalt, 

Croc h Oenufi, we make them right here 

McGraw-Hill, Kepner Tregoe. The future of The Flanders lootiP 

Sun, 11:30 am -12:30 am 

rlCOll Orange Juice, right from the lulcer MetropoUtan Property and 

Minimum order of $5.00 

Casualty Co., Smith Kline and 

Miyll Junsll'lhcnDillv . 

French, Travelers Insurance very bright and will continue 

Co., and NJ. BeD. 

EAT IN OR TAKE-OUT 

• Nutritious & Tasty 

Home Made Food 

Made to Order 

• All Types of Regular & 

Sicilian Pizza 

• Cold Italian Subs 

• Hot Meat Bali & 

Italian Sausage Subs 

• All Types of Steaks & 

.JLteakSubs 

All in a Family Atmosphere . 

With this coupon 

Circle Pizza will have 

• FREE DELIVERY j 

to Somers Point & Ocean City • I 

(Offer good 4/20,4/21,4/22) I 

^•••••••••••••••ri 

Open Mon.-Thurs 11 - 2 

Frl. 8. Sat. 11-4; Sun. 11 1 

MlNUTgSfROM FAMED CASI 

SOUTH JIRSeV'S FINBST BEACHJiS) OPEN ALL YEAR 

LUXUmOUtHOOIW 

ntUfARKINa 

Barffl««t>urantJun*we 

5 McArthur Blvd. 

Somers Point Circle 

653-1424 

Vfftll^Sf^frV" 

REOPENING APRIL 27th 

GEORGE'S 

Farm & Farm Market 

Tuckahoe Road (Route #631) - 

Vh mll98 West of Route #9' 

Marmora, NJ. - 399-2662 

Featuring! 

Fresh vegetables 

and fruits 

bedding plants" 

trees-shrubs 

grown on the 

premises by 

George f 

24 Hours 

7 Days a Week 

ear 'Round 

be an outstanding landmark in in' 

Ocean City for years to come' 

litit 

utilized by virtually every facilities, ..., 

type group requiring such the traditional look 

facilities," notes Dietrich. charm. 

"Religious, fraternal, drlc For example, whlM 

and corporate groups are outwardly obvious, owcfl— 

quickly taking advantage of most -sophisticated inwEe* 

this year-round operation that alarm systems It available 

offers excellent cuisine and fcrougboutthe hotel which not 

service, a large variety of only sounds an altim-but lafl 

visual and meeting aids and connected to the" nrttOMH" 

an atmosphere that has been to allow for fanmcdilte 

enjoyed by many," the hotel notification. There to «W « 

manager says. complete emergency Hghflng 

The Flanders, Dietrich system In all public area* to 

points out, U the only hotel provide Immedlcte 

facility within W miles of flluminaUon hi the caitiff a 

Atlantic City offering nearly blackout. 

30,000 square feet of meeting The lar 

and public space. ' • recently v 

An extensive refurbishing 

i—11 

TOE SBN1TOEL.LEDOEB, OCEAN CITY. 

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Its facilities have not escaped notice by some of the nation's best known corporations 

(continued ttom page 8> 50 persons; the marine room, recently renovated Hamburg, and the building worked as a bugboy at The m, , 1 . ^ _an 

sotarUins into the new ZTi^l^. ** pUt SO persons; the marine room, recently renovated Hamburg and the 

200 persons; and the plate facilities," says Dietrich who superintendent, 

* " RSi'^S^'S with the hoW fcr "Out*" K^Kuf^ Kubemu.. . 5?H|?2_^^ __ _„„„., ,„., 1 .tl±r4H|ULy *%ffl§< 

— with' a 140-foot-long 

1 paralleling the 

: Ocean. 

«« five meeting 

another widely known 

»» UK wer ioopy jmnrovemaits Koiana Ott, the hotel's ^S££: ^ 

l l 

Hel ? rac ^« . 

level, where food service la w ** v "»'"»- executive chef, also trained In „ ent heads 

also available. They ac- Norman Anthony, a -Europe. Ftam Stuttgart, be U 2f, Geor « e Durante, front 

commodato up to 30 persons graduate of thVUnlversity of only the thWchefttTstaff at - ce mona K er :- Oeorii 

each, the largest, seating lOp, New Haven Hotel School and "" *-*-"- —"~ 

There are two all-weather who gained much hotel exn: 

manager. 

S^r ri Vw^ * *f _.,^( 

^n»,iinufthe lltfa Street porch. To, 

5 wnplete.tte job the entire 

i.ptfch had.to,be enclosed, 

< wattog yet another room, 

-" 1-the terrace room, 

Is,r encased in new 

.... *, 

"We have also recovered 

the large ares that was outidfetbe 

upper lobby leading 

south solarium that was 

breezeway, ext 

^^ in with glass sliding 

panel doofe and the resulting 

new area, called tbe shell 

room, serves as a livmgroom, 

a breakdown meetmg toom or 

a display, area for groups 

-using the conference center. 

The- Flanders has four 

dining rooms, Thp main 

dining room seats 325 persons; 

the patio dining room, 

'.*?' • 

"ThegUMlngha _,,^_ 

Marian CUton, an Ocean CUV calledTGIF (thank goodness 

EbroodF.Klrkman,tbe~i»tne "The hotel is blessed with 

' resident, are' --'*- It'aFrldavihMiMMifiiiHiit^ 

nMmt > ,"«' •"!« 

manwholedSeaviewOountry an .abundaSce ofGerman SP'«w*"ttwii Robert 

Club to the position of. qjeaMnTdepartment beads Wa S«»BUer

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PAGE 10-8ECTION FOim TOE; SENTINEL-LEDGER, mrii0$ifaW 

The Women's Club 

A small but active organization 

n' ' 

o«n; set twlth a maple - -:. 

smmm 

whldi keeps nccurate 

;wher>Ithe table is set 

tl\'china .andVcryslal cut 

'-, and the anttque hutch |i 

with more ; china and 

_er delicate pieces. ' . 

Thesitting;room; or parlor 

l of mannequins whose 

les date to the 1860, preln 

period. Tlieir dress is 

upholstered reading 

cherry picker, • 

£n#Uquelroni and water pump ; 

foâre authenUc accWorfds 

^.âmllng a man's leather hat 

boi, top liats, beaded ladles 

-•——,.'M well as several 

'mmmA fdrfatorage-ajid many \ 

.jitahandmade quilts. * 

isj8 isHandmade wooden tools 

tm idea by early settlers on the 

t]r,^land line the wall In the 

^.ihaUway leading to the Stadia ' 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

It's happening, . , 

eottstruction: progress ig shaping us into 

the "new" ShoreJVaemorial Hospital. 

^mddfhiy furictidhini facility. Mueh of It will be 

jewor almost nm, Bmdthm wiiibean incredible^mounf 

of highly' spphisticated medical 

equipment within its walls;;: 

in the basement of the old grade school 

donated by residents. surrounded by portraits of the memorabilia, hundreds of greeted 225 visitors to the first luncheon is achadntail 

* clergymen 

fondly called "Mrs. Lake," Also on display are war and doll carriages and toys- Christmas; 1864. ""members imd friStel 

used by children of bygone Other special eventsindude final event of the'Miiii 

MUl' the return of Pan DTmperio also open to the pohlfc,»fll 

FOR 

•tufledwiMbW»,doeumeBto „ _. „ __.. ,-M _.,. . .... -._,,.,, 

and mapi depicting the J» 

Jf 

and 

and ffl, 

a, Durtnj^Wuly 

Durtog ^Wdy 

Otfîuwo 

Offseason 

mu» 

mas 

*«i ^B NMôn and ore:, :,^mOngt 

developfflent of te aeatbore togMto«tafmrtlaira,aad, *«s w« N waôn and MB^mpmtM 

are , ItofidaVia^ 

, w« the past ceaBiry are Aa UBt 

S togsito«tafmrtlaira,and, % ^» feataure me the summer MB^mpmtMi SbomBT 

I (jjgp^ ^ •"" ' annual August 27 thank-you will feataure luncheco me the JO ajn. summer to rimmsT 4 pjn. 

One of the newer (1980) far volunteers it The Plan- through Saturilay. T 

additions to the museuri) is the 

1929, model Aherns-Fox fire The 20th anniversary arranffed 

engine boused on the south 

lawn of file building. This 

pumper was one of the first 

-*K5es of equipment acquired 

ADPii aniiii 

the fire department alter it 

became fully organized 

following the disastrous 

boardwalk fire in 1927. 

The past few yean to lave 

fuel, the museum has been 

closed to the public from 

nual open house and reception 

IT'S UP TO YOU! 

VOTE MAY 8th | 

Hours; Sat, 8, Sun. 12toirf ** : '-0imf 

Funiiture ^ 

Because we believ^ our paîrftf?de 

not only thf best triat SGienceJai td offerl 

Memorial Hospital. Updated for the 8O's 

and beyond, 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

Somers Point, NJ 08244 

;7i'-V;r~V., 

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SELLING i 

OUR NEXT 

OCEAN CITY 

Great soulhend duplex In immaculate con 

ditlon. 1st floor has 3 bedrooms, Vh baths. 2nd 

floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Easy walk to 

beach. Excellent Investment properly. Has 

detached oarage and Inside stairwell to 2nd 

floor I lii,6M. 

OCEAN CITY 

immaculate bayfrant home with sweeping 

views, 2 boatsllps, and all the comforts of a 

year round hoVnt in an. Miy-tomalntain 

property. Includes t bedrooms, ivi baths, 

fireplace, 1 car oarage and most furnishings. 

Located In the Rivera section. tiisAOO. 

OCEAN CITY 

Single hems with recently remodeled j!nd 

floor. Incfudes cfefit off master toWrfiwri, 

parking for 4 ears, and large fgneed-in yard. 

Economical gas heat. Super location and easy 

duelix conversion for Investment... $1 J5,0W. 

OCEAN CITY 

A fine investment opportunity In the popular 

soufhend. This 11 bedroom cottage sets on an 

oversized 41X100 lot and has an unfinished 

second floor for expansion or duplex conversion... 

, , iff,Mo. 

Nerfhend duplex with excellent 'rental 

history. 1st unit has 2 bedrooms,) bath; 2nd 

unit has S bedrooms, I'Abstti*. loth unfit 

Diva new kitchens. Storage»lied with irxi* 1 

deck above. Good location, great pr|ce*W,50o, 

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OCEAN CITY 

Owners say, "SILL," Don't miss this opportunity 

to own a ! bedroom condominium

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PAGE 2—SECTION FIVE THE 8ENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J 

Over Sixty Years 


Real Estate Services 

DESIRABLE RENTALS 

RENTAL INFORMATION-OARiT'S 

The T Royal y Turow-I.ee TwI.ee 

Beachfront, Deluxe 1 and d 2 bedroom bd apartments, twin bed*, tile bath, dlsh- 

*wa*.tj«r» dlMWMi,. Ty towor. Jûrnlined ,ln Modern, Sundeck, parking,- 

Automatic laundry facilities. Located on beach and boardwalk at I4th St. 

Weekly and longer terms. Hot and cold ihowsr beach room. Tan brick exterlorflreproof. 

'*L 

Mi... 

Many brand new deluxe 2-3-4 bedroom apts. In the 35th to 45th st. open area 

Close to excellent betches, tennl j courts or playground. 

Zt^''!&^4*i-^r^^>^ > JLsfcW 

WEEKLY - MONTHLY - HALF-SIMON 

- SEASON BEIOHFRONT 

•ml NEAR FINEST BATHtM BEACHES 

15th Street and Boardwalk 

• •• ••/.;,•;••'.>:',.•• '• '.y\\u 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19. i9H 

We value the happy relationship between "The Staff at Carey's" and the many 

fine clients, who for over 60 years have relied on us to assist them in satisfying 

their needs and desires regarding Ocean City Real Estate whether it be Renting, 

Selling or Buying. We take special pleasure in dealing with the Children and 

Grandchildren of clients who did business with'the Founders of Carey's Real 

Estate Services, T.J. (Tim), and his eldest son B.T. (Bert) Carey, back In the 

early "Twenties," We urge you not to delay coming to Carey's as soon as 

possible. "The Staff at Carry's" earnestly solicit the listing of your property and 

would enjoy meeting you personally. 

If your family has enjoyed vacations in America's Greatest Family Resort, 

Ocean City, N.J. may we respectively suggest that you contact us regarding the 

possibility of possessing your own property?...Carey's have many fine properties 

(For Sale) to meet your needs and desires, (Personal Enioyment or investment). 

"The Staff at Carey's'" take sincere pride in the number of "Rental Renewal Client*" 

returning to the same property In succeeding years. This means we have filled the need* 

and desires ef the folks whs have visited "The Stiff of Carey'*" which mean* they are hap 

py and pleased with our assistance and experience. 

SALES INFORMATlON-CAREyS SALES INFORMATION-CAREY'S 

A FEW GOOD BUYS IN TODAY'S MARKET l 

All in desirable Locations. Some owners will take back siieable Purchase-Money) 

Market at 12% to qualified buyers, - 

. i < *"• .-.": 

Rronr;^rjzs/ hw I OWNERS S 

:--c~ 

Wide open space on this home. 

Three Unit Apt. • open Are* in Center City. 

I The "Staff at } 

J Carey's" S 

S does not demand^ 

8 or require-an k 

4. Many reason *. ->• 

c...... ^ 8 Signed Listing 

Close to beach in K . w _ • „'. ° 

een T.. 

•TU T.'. a "5 to Rent Your 

(Teen ttreett) 

be'aeh area.' 

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WE DO NOT; 1 r 

TE YOUR HANDS 5 

-*-.j-.'liA^ttS5f^ 

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At • member sf Multiple 

Lliflne Serylet (MS-L), 

It It required of the 

Ocean city Board of 

Realtors to have an exclusive 

listing for safes 

by a member, in order 

for all Qetin City offices 

to cooperato. 

Thi. Staff at Gir#y?s. 

requests your Proptrfy 

Listing In order to 

is well as serve 

terest. 

Qwniers ^ Rotors Fife 

*t«:;i 

Phone 399-0178 fffii'Ktfrvl 

Beach-*ld# Duplex, Excellent Buy I 

Beich-fnmf In "Oold-Coait" tacilpn, v 

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THURSDAY, APRIL 18,1984 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J. 

Several blocks of West Avenue have been reconstructed and resurfaced 

as part of a federally funded street improvement program. 

'The challenge is 

to harness this 

change jar the 

bettermeni of 

the community 

so that changing 

•Wpw become 

befyer times' 

Change 

forthe 

better 

'Our tourism 

industry is 

thriving* 

mmw Putt era 

The former beach patrol boathouse, at isth Street and West Avenue, has been converted into a 

new home for the Rescue Squad, following extensive renovation. 

• * 

'Ocean City's 

reputation for 

quality endures 

and attracts 

business' 

Pleste atuch 

Copy B of your 

Form* W-2 hw» 

If you dD not have 

a W-2, M« 

page 5 of 

Insinjcllons. 

PAGE 3—SECTION FIVE 

Ifae restrooms atfitt Stred and the Boardwalk were new additions to the 

local scene provided by the city last season. 

IWi comfort station facility at 55th Street and tfae Boardwalk is among 

the many new city capital improvements. * _• 

7 Wages salaries tips etc 

S Interest income rutoch Schedule s if oic *

I 

•it. 

f'r 

OceanatyAIrportAflwdattoD-RlcbardA.Ely,DDS, 

6 Barbados La., 399-1500. 

Art Center - Ftawces Taylor, 409 Wedey Ay,, SPWffiS, 

American Association of Retired ftnoni (AARP) - 

Andrew H. Strong, 1829 Asbwy Av,, 1JMM0, 

American Asflodatto of University Women (AAUW) 

(Sirol ADD Williams. « Linda La., Mono, MM17B, 

Altar Rosary Society, Ow Lady of Good Counsel - • 

Hedy Jodlotraki, 310 Marion PL, JIM4B. 

American Legion, Morgan Ranck Fort 137 _ Walt W. 

.flBte, 3208 Simpson Av., 3994447. 

:• Archie Harris dub of Ocean Qtj -Harry D,Van- 

>dersllce, JOl 29tb S,, 39MSM. 

fr ArUnu Order of Mutual Protection - Carmen 

?CbstagUola, M03 Wat Av., 399-7808. 

;j Ocean aty Beach and Boardwalk Association —Donald 

vFantine, 4811 West Av., 399-2467. 

> tend Boosters of Ocean Oty - Mrs. Matthew Unsworth, 

11 E. Timberiane, Marmora 399-1477. 

Beach and Bay Preservation Association — Gretchen 

Duncan. B63 Brighton PL, 398-243, 

Beachcombers Square Dance Oub-Jim Marshall, 120 

Battersea Hd., 399-1352. 

Ocean City Board of Realtors — David Bucdarelli, 405 

22nd st, mom, 

Bridge dub (Matchpoint, JoUy Bidden and Matinee I - 

Mrs, Edward Mowbrey, 329 Ocean Rd., 3994845. 

Boy Scouts of America — Prank Kowalaki, BSA, 

MID acre JM^Norttttld, W-fflll. 

r 

IP & SAVE 

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"DIALA-ROOM 

OR 

APARTMENT" 

609-399-8894 

9 a.m. - 10 p.m. 

This is a referral 

servict provldf d by 

the Octan City, N,J, 

Guest and Apartment 

• 

•mg. House Association 

! CALL THE 

I DIAL-fl-ROOM 

TI 

Ope Atlantic Christian Women's Club — Mr*. CJL 

O>agaris,RD2,Box230P.)4tbAv,Absecon,652-7213. 

Cedar Beach flfie Association - Jane E. AM, 144 

Brifanttae ft-,, 4W028 or «H0», : • 

Chamber of Commerce, Mary Am Brown, 302 40th St, 

3&M171* 

= , th St, 

3&M171* 

C 

= . . 

Citizens Committee for Responsive Government—P.O. 

B« 821, Ocean City, 

Civic Club of Ocean Qty — Uoda Ttaojjgm, 399-7189. 

Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 81 — Freeman R. 

SnUti, M7 ff. Seaspray Bd.» 39M1UL 

Colony dub of Mean City — Jeanne Gorman, 324 

ntai AV,, mmo, ^^ 

Columbus Club — Paul Allegretta, 210 Shore Rd., 

Community Center of Ocean CM* — BU Sepleb, ISth 

Street and Simpson Avenue, 39MS0O. 

Commnnlty Chorale - Charles Taylor, director, Arti 

Garter, 409 westajr Av., m-im, 

CommuteraClubofOceanCity —Frank J.Dennis, 132 

Oany Dr., MMMS, 

CresoendoChibrr STATIONERY & pgi.,_ „„. 

gomplste ^taJogSal^ 

iNVBLOras • FORMS 

ftSo Much MoreMr 

Headquarters for 

LYNX 

MARK VII 

TOWN CAR 

SECRETARIAL SERVICE 

1245 West Ave, - Ocean City, N.J. 

3W43^S 

LINCOLN 

MERCURY 

South Jersey's LARGEST Lincoln-Mercury dealer. 

TOPAZ ^ 

CAPRI* GRAND MARQUIS!* CONTINENTAL"* MARQUIS 

FACTORY AUTHORIZED 

SERVICE 

LEASING 

OAILY 

RENTALS 

I 4SQMantuaAva.(Rt45) ,.' • . 

Ocean City Martin b Tuna Club - FtUmw$m& 

'10, Bu«l Ocean at?, ^»S5&,. % 

Married Couples dub - Richard and Mary Slegel, 41' 

...,.mFiAJtf.-Wor«hipfulMajter 

wnei n, UIWMB, 7M Atlantic Av,, MKW7,^ * ^ ' 

OcMn Qfy Hoyal Arch aapttf No.,«» M^JB,P,« 

Robert N, Baggi, 10 Spruce RU., 398-1401, . ' 

Trinity Council Ifo. 11 Royal and.SelfCtMsaons, T.lM 

- Robert N. Bagp, 10 Spruce Rd,,î^^?' ?*g 

Atlantic Commandery No. 20, Knightt Teipplar—JohiS 

E Uiekenbill, 2803 Jaekion Av,, AttpKopiii-^^ 

Ocean City Masonic dub — Daniel H.'Halii^ 301 

tersea Rd., 399^869. -'''.iilfffi' K ' 

Toe Nomads of Ocean Cify - William WrDoii 

Acorn La, Cape May Court House, 08210,'pboi)e 

Secretary Robert Hanaberry, 3617 Oiford ta,VnM). 

Dabar Council No. Ill, Allied Maaonlc :Deê« 

Charles H. Haspel Jr., 1929 Haven Av., 398^)089?% : .: 

Scottoh Rite Oub of Cape May Counrv J>^, John 

Plartett m, .S3S Ocian Av,, MM?lS. ^^ft^Si; 

Ocean Cify Chapter No. 83 Order Of the E!ait*riistai 

tan Elliott, 118 Pinnacle Rd., M>»48i.|Ji|vffiiS;; r.-a 

Ocean Cify 83 Club - Edith Schisiler, MiO V 

646-7580 •: 

909Bay Avenue, 

I" ' 

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THURSDAY, APRIL 19.1984 

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

mt mi. 

These scenes show how the old Bourse'building, at 8th Street and Aabttry Avenue, has been 

renovated. Formerly a Murphy's store, the building was sold, refurbished, and became home for 

>thren nAW businesses: Hie Gift Factory, Barclay's Men's Store*, and GlobarBttsiness Center. 

. i ••— — — 

SANDBLASTED SIGNS 

Three Good Reasons To Own One 

Maintenance Free 

After several years with a 

Itandara plywood painted 

sign, you need to repaint 

your sign In order to continue 

presenting a good 

if 1 '-A 1 K, IN 

^ clean image to your ous- ——^.^^^.^..^.^^ 

iprriers. With a redwood or cedar sandblasted sigh, this 

iadditional work is eliminated. The natural appearance of 

fthe sign is just that - natural. Since the sign remains In its 

jnatura! state there is little to maintain. 

Classic Appearance 

Your sign should make a 

statement about * your 

image. The heavy, solid 

wood texture presents a 

professional yet stylish 

look to your building and 

business. Careful color 

selection allows for total 

building identification. 

Expense 

.. 'With your custom designed sandblasted wo§d sigh, thire 

is no need for another sign several years later "after the old 

sign wears out." The redwood and cedar used in making 

.ithese signs does not wear out/ Initially, a sandblasted 

w,ood sign is * l — =• - — ' ' 

more expensive. 

But ;*af-,L- 

" ' 

Evolution of 

a downtown 

landmark 

PAGE 5 — SECTION FIVE 

IMIi 

BEAJ4P 

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ModilUtlntonanca ,. 

PHONE 927-0|6^ 

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Quality doeiii't cost, 

it pays... 

When you want your last 

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. .. .. j ••« ' • , - 

1025 Aebury Ave., 

OcearfCi^rr"" 

CaU 398-0118 

m w mmmmm^mi 

Knight's Pharmacy is your 

complete Castle at the Shore! 

mss 

nal 

For all your pharmaceutical 

needs.... 

... For over halt a century we have specialized In 

serving the needs of Ocosn City ncationen. We know 

that quite often the clan away from home I* faced *tth 

health problems that require prompt and special - 

action. Whatever your problem, bring It to us. 

Sick Room Supplies 

For the bedridden or convalescent, we offer whatever 

the soothsayer orders. Besides a complete prescription 

service, we have (for salt or rental) wheelchairs, 

crutches, metal walkers, canes, orthopedic 

supplies, oxygen, bandages,., and words of good 

cheer. N you need h\ we have It... or will get It for you. 

FILM DEVELOPING 

30% Discount Uiu SX5S lQ " r 

fKNtOHTS 

" D 

We rant or sell VHS or Beta video cassettes 

of movies for your - ' / 

family entertainment. - * 

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6—SECTION FIVE 

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

An Ocean City institution serves up 

iwork ork ethic for young, > good food for 

qn!: * 

combined their names and Warm and energetic, Most of (be employees are 

„,, Few regular hoagiea. HWi, In Ocean City, There are no 

Voltaco's was born. Like Theresa is imphmhfrtly the teenagers or began as teens. 

name, hot peppin, please? Wtut Thanh U you. tha tables to sit and eat, only toTbpsy, 

year after year, the bosi, the. "captain" of Mafy are the children vl 

they will be ready In 15wait. 

In the back, a long, blue shop thrived and grew. Voltaco's. With laughing eye* customers who have 

mmttu. , 

oounter runs the width, of the 

Today, John Taccarlno, and a quid, bright gmlfi, this patronized Voltaco's over roe 

fin&ftory building. husband of Theresa, cannot petite woman runs the yean. Some are children of 

Ah, Oat familiar refrain, Behind the counter, young 

begin to estimate how many business with en even mUtur* friends. For instance, three 

Throughout the length and scarves women in bright-colored hoagiea were prepared on any of discipline and (eve. John, children in one family have 

breadth of Ocean City and hoagiea, deftly, wrap up one day during this past "the rank and file", to big findworked 

at the store. Their 

across the thoroughfares and 

bag orders for 

Fourth of July weekend. "It gentle as a bear. He is the one grandmother and Theresa 

bridges to the mainland, the , „ , lasagna, eggplant, was a lot, NO, more even. This who cracks the Joke* and have been long-time friends, 

—-o— „ „« .._„_„._, _,, plus threescore other items 

weekend was. absolutely humors his employees during ' "We've had many sisters 

name of Voltaco's has become ajuLcaU out the names of the stupendous. The season tie busy times of the day. through the years;? fays 

I household .... shop word. Is small "SKemirs whose orders art promises to be terrific." It's a good comhlnaUon, Theresa. "The Dumriorea, 

pThe huare, shop tucked is between small two and ready, 

Jkrger buildings at 997 West Business Is usually brisk. 

In 1171, the Taccarinoi calmness and quickness, Marda and Hilda are, here. 

AV. If looks are deceiving, this There are few lulls in the 

bought out Rose Volpe's half quiet and activity, ajl They are both In college now. 

Uils busy place does not look course of a day. 

of Voltaco's. Ever since, they surrounded by two hearts of And the, two Gamble gb*la, 

famous, But under Its un- It all began when Theresa 

nave run the business; gold gold. 

'And And Julie and her h brother bth 

pretentious sip and behind Taccarino and her lister, 

themselves. Actually, Voltaco'a to no ordinary Orto," 

its big bay windows runs the Row 

ose op 

Volpe, decided to open pen a 

Theresa had been in charge of place to work. It deceives "We find It hard to tun 

take-out store 

heart and soul of take-out food 

for Italian fee dally operation almost again, for it to not merely • people, away," continues 

specialties In 1954. They single-handedly until 1979. take-out food business. It is a Theresa, "But we need all we 

Then John, who wefl a family, a family that has hare. Thirty-five teems like 

maintenance foreman for me grown and expanded over the too many, but there's always 

city of Ocean Qty, retired and pest 28 years, 

someone who has a dental 

lê Dutch Oven 

Joined her. 

Mr. and Mrs.. "T," as theappointment, 

or who needs a 

HODS Wilt Avion 

Helping out are the Tac- TaccariBot an affectionately day off to visit a college, or 

[Telephone 398-2242 

carino'i two sens, John Jr., called, know each one of the 39 whose boyfriend is coming to 

We do all our own baking i and Joe, and their wives. John full, and part-time employees. visit. We just call the kids up 

Jr. is a detective in charge of "Oh, these kids are all good and they an in for each 

the NATURAL way! Juveniles with the Ocean City kids," says Theresa. "fti? otter," 

You'll taste the difference! I Police Department. His wife need work. They produce. One John Taccarino feels Out 

Sue Is a teacher In the dty's helps the other. We're like a problems art kept to a 

school system. John's big famUy, where the oldest minimum;"! Joke around and 

brother, Joe, who Is with helps look after the others." cakn everyone down," to 

Dailey Plumbing and People such af Mr. andsays. 

JUST NEXT DOOR... 

Heating, and Us wife OTeki Mrs.'T'havea remarkable gift 

; are becoming mere involved for handling the emotional 

witt the business. Perhaps, ups and downs of young 

ftACft p*f n try someday, they will wish to people, For them, it tea 

Homemade Salads 

continue running Voltaco's pleasure to see a youngster 

after Theresa and John retire. learn and enjoy doing work in 

Bagel Dips & Sandwiches 

"Joe and Jeff, my twowhat 

to most likely his first 

Hoagles • Lunch Meats 

grandsons, Joe's boys, are experience In the business 

Party Trays 

eagerly interested in theworld. 

Before many of these 

4011 Wilt Ave.,0cein City 398-9635 business too," Theresa boys and girls had begun to 

laughs, "even though they're work, their hardest Jobs were 

making their own beds or 

carrying out the trash, 

Witt these new fledglings of 

the workaday world, the 

Taccarinos try to Instill a 

sense of responsibility. 

REOPENING 

"When we hire someone, we 

leave them with someone who 

FOR THE 1084 SEASON 

has been here a few years," 

THURS,JUNE 

ays John. "As they progress, 

Mulford's 

t'Ui 

Seafood Shack 

:: . 

Theresa explains that 

"communication Is the 

greatest factor In our success. 

We will not permit anyone to 

go home If he's upset We talk 

to them. And you know, they 

pt Interested the same way 

tn us. If they see we're not 

smiling, they come up to us JoHa and Theresa Taccarlno at the door of their business I:mdmarjt, * 

and ask If everything U all 

right," , . ; 

where hundreds of jroung people have pined their flrit experience to the * 

world of work. , ' 

Even though Voltaco's has 

evolved over the years into an 

At wrong order. It's our married and lives In Genpany 

Ocean City, institution, 

poUey to correct the order or with her husband. Jf ""* 

Theresa and John Taccarlno 

give the customer his money DuganJsalawyar,goi 

maintain their friendly 

back. If a customer thinks we Kendrlck. 

personalities and good 

gave him the wrong change, 

business sense. 

.„„ _» we reimburse him regardless 

Theresa's philosophy is, young, inexperienced, of how we end up at the end of 

"We're not a dog eat dogThey're 

so willing to work." % night." 

business. If another •hop runs i", 

then we cut them loose. We out of rolls and we have them, 

try net to make too much of we lend them. We are not 

mishaps," 

;Workmg For A Better 

ni -trft* 

CITY 

In 1984 

W ^,1 r "- 5P '•* wm " f ... v"* 

'We try to teach the young 

gatatt," sayi Therwa. "If people that the eustomel 

*•!. " • . COTtatat. it'i eomei first," says Jota, "If 

usually about the food, like one of the girls In the front 

gets harried, she's to try to 

keep her composure and can 

Theresa," 

Nt, and Sfts, "T" are not 

forgotten by their ejortoyees. 

1 

BtVoltaco'fl learn how to deal 

with problems and mistomers 

In the business world. Theresa 

adds, "It's a food background 

Then there to Kim Mt^ 

for these kids. They are 

Working at Voltaco's "was 

Run's first job, Now, Rafter 

atalnlng Phi Beta Kappa,in 

college, she teaches,," at 

Georgetown Univenity,, 

jw, j K W , puMcaHpn, A 

hewebroira, ,, Two young 

et tttedr former w»«* •» Volta 

h l e a l f l 

s , m 

Another Is Theresa Volpfi, m 

niece. Frop Voltacotfln 

Ocean dry, Theresa Is a 

costumer for fibs "and 

television. She to married to 

Byron Laursen, the 

editor for the f 

year after. j 

publication, 

freih-faced , g 

rehini to griet tttedr former w»«* •» Voltaeo's 

employers, the people who examples of loyalty 

gave them their first jobs. *"> Mrs. "T'\ 

For Instance, there is Bill Mi Is Monica Jan... 

Vincent, now an insurance has been here 10 years.) 

adjuator^ Joyce Davis- is , (Pleaie turn to 

We also have a delicious luncheon menu. 


PHONE: 398-0622 

-' i - - - 

Tp'I'TBaEHiaj 

Representing 137 impioyees of the 

City of Ocean City 

INSURANCE! 

Everyone netds iniurance of 

some kind. 

Perionaj, Businws, Life, Auto, 1 

Boat. Insurartce Exclusively! 

W* 

No matter what yourv insui^cici heeds> 

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"Serving The Public for (Four) Generations"-"«* 

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W*&0W HBrif if^dvfeillifll 

'i(';^§t is afamily,,, 

VeoBtbiBed' from pige p> t^^m aim' The Uds 

i^ r ^ ea M toa l ill # r * *nouiatfliawards,Tniy're * .. 

^dal edueaUon in Mount great. Ttey work together *« Jl 

and haw to, too," rtce 

rfforta in which Midway a vie 

Association was broaght Into 

being and developed into ill 

present form. 

Beside Jessel, new 

and 

I1 

W»UMIOMI» Nowmbw li beetle,'hot, 

j^Jû&eTMulm'a hurried and happy. 

rmJP a parfr at tte shop for Both Theresa and John are 

alTtti employees. Theresa natives of Ocean ab and 

• ffi",^!^ pwm ^ tt * *"* O* 0 . «««W and Bob 

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CAGE 8-SECTION FIVE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. J.' THURSPA V, APRIL 19, 

Xhie building replaces two 

New firehouse is also home for city's code enforcement offices 

Confucius say.... 

Chinese dining is the tops... 

FIRST use Chop-Sticks, THEN 

LICK CHOPS. 

SZECHWAN 

GARDEN 

503 9th St., (Off central Ave.) ocean City 

Szechwan 

Mandarin 

Cantonese 

Hunan 

OPEN MON.-FRI. 

IVMtQlPM 398- 

4 to 9:30 

SAT, & SUN, 

The Szechwan Garden it NOT connected with 

any other Chinese Restaurant In this area. 

NOW OPEN 

FOR THE 1984 SEASON 

Campbell's Seafood Kitchen 

3221 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 399.4337 

One of the finest 

Take-Out Seafood Kitchens 

in South Jersey 

• Corpbination Sea Food 

Broiled or Fried 

• Devilled Crab 

• Soft Shell Crabs 

• Broiled 

Stuffed 

Flounder 

Steamed Clams 

Cherrystone Clams 

Clam Chowder 

Snapper Soup 

Veal Cutlet 

Lobster Tail 

Breasted Chicken 

Scallops 

Fried Shrimp 

Crab Imperial 

Devilled Clams 

Frltd Oysters 

CHAIRS 

Ocean City's new million- Chief Robert Hart, the new building, 9th Street and certainly makes us more taprovemints wsn Wttated. 

dollar firehouse complex and location permits faster and Central Avenue. 

accessible," Cade said. Members of City Council were 

code enforcement office* wu safer responses to calls Code Enforcement Officer The building is constructed present along with Niekps 

dedicated here Saturday, because engines don't have to • Fred Cade explained the of masonry and brick with a Troti, former Council 

June 25. 

be driven through heavy move provides approximately structural concrete floor. president. 

The public viewed the oenter-citv traffic. 

TOO square feat of additional Participating in the ribbon 

morning opening ceremonies 

space tor his operation, The gutting was Mayor Jack The new flre station was 

and then toured the structure 

, 

ground-floor location allows Bittner; city Counell 

at 6th Street and Aibury feet of the structure LBut&lied square 

built by Scarborough Con- 

& easy access by the general President Jeanne Clunn and struction Co. under the 

Avenue, across from the tor code enforcement offices, .public and Handicapped, former Mayor Chester J. supervision of. former City 

Tabernacle grounds. - replacing cramped quarto There *" is '' a * free-parking' lot Wlmberg, under whose ad- Engineer Albert Quiey, Cadi 

The building is one of a on the third floor of the police adjacent to the building. 'It mlnlstrntlon the capital and Hart, ' * •„>•*. 

number of major lmrvementa 

made possible by 

the city's *10 minion capital 

improvement program begun 

(bur yean ago. 

Other projects include the 

new civic center, 6th Street off 

the Boardwalk, an extensive 

street paving program, major 

renovations to theMmic Pier, 

lighting and additions to 

baseball fields at fin Street 

and Bay Avenue, and the 

beach restoration program. Tills quarter-million-dollar aerial ladder truck Is part of the city *• flu million capital Improve- 

A new 1225,000 Hrsch aerial 

ment program too. 

ladder fire truck Is part of the 

improvement program and 

made Iti debut at, the 

dedication. The vehicle with a 

lOMoot ladder replace* • IBM 

modal win an 85-foot reach. 

Tie 14,000 square foot 

building serves ai fire 

headquarter! for the dty and 

replaced the station at City 

nil, Mb Street and Anbury' 

Avenue, and the hook add 

ladder company at 6th Street 

and Asbury Avenue, "tire * 

stations at »th Street and 

West Avenue and «th Street 

and West Avenue' remain 

acHve, " •' , .«' • the city's new firehonse and code enforcement building between 5th and 6th streets provides fire-; 

According to former, Fire fighters with plenty of room to navigate big equipment. * 

His new firehouse between 5th and 6th Streets houses flre-flghtlng 

' apparatus and a fire company which used to call the basement of City Hall 

home. 

. if* >j it* ** ** M4 r« r« m* t,t *•* m n* nniri vt kit ****** u* ** urn* ****** kin. 

MARIO'S PIZZA 

& RESTAURANT 

• EAT IN OR TAKE-OUT • 

•Regular 4 Sicilian Piua 

• StUki & Subs • Bvir 30 to ehoosi from 

• Honwmado Italian Foodi 

• LaMgiMk* SpighiW • Ravioli* UanlcoW 

VMlPirmlgiana • Chlckin Ptmlglanm 

FettuclnlAltfdo* Baked Zltl 

• Antipaito Satadi 

New Location: 1110 BAY AVE., Ocean City 

NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 

• WATCHFOBOURMONEYSAVINO—» 

I DAILY SPECIAL^ 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK THE YEAR'ROUND 

398-0490 

204 65th St. 

iMarHawanAva. 

fitting to 

Yoiu* favorite restaurant on 8th St. 

is now also at the Southend 

Featuring our , 

FAMOUS BREAKFAST 

Alsofull Lunch & Dinner Menu 

• • . ' • ' " ' • , • ' J L ' - ''• -'"' • •' •' '''•' 

• • : ••,-.-. • • i f * • •'"•••Jî'j ',V:' f-'''" '-•'• •: " • " •* " 

check our Blackboard Specials am/ 

Catch of t/ia Day i 

Ready 9 s 

Coffee Shop 

BREAKFAST 

SERVED ANYTIME 

OMELETTES 

A SPECIALTY 

For Take-Out Call 399-4418 

puncheon & Dinner Special 

FOUNTAIN 

SERVICE 

Houn: tuning MW-June 

7 i,m. - ? p,m. Man.. §11, 

7 a.m. • i p,m. Sun, 

415-8thSlreel 

Between Asbury I Central Hvei, 

Property fitted shoes are 

so important to you. 

921 Aibury Ay«iu« 

UKSDAY, APUIIH) ISM 

THE SKNTINEL LKDGER. OCEAN CITY, N-J. 

A vital downtown 

lakes unification by all 

By ANITA J, SPIEGEL 

Sentinel-Ledger Staff 

MK'M t m^PW s a^-ass 

nUlwa number of positive *!&•"!»"»•>». tqe need for affiS 

, eWorld's move into Sport- Former Mayor Chester bother of getting a dime-und 

sworld. Reports earlier mis Wlmberg, who serves en the sUck it In the meter when I'm 

" only going to be five 

•êe * number of jiosltfoe »»r *••» OPM here. u,e need' for 

minutea," • 

jpMM 61 the downtown Li However, Murphy credited 

the Parking Authority win 

trying to find equitable wayi 

g 'f •"•"» •»• *opplng hours, 

mm^mtm this year ^ ^ , # » J» »p « "fSttaUythe merchants 

which yeawound reUfuts 2 ^ J * •PPU»Bee may take a toss," Ihnberg 

, havebeeBMteiitagovtrttie SL.* 1 ** Mayor Jack said, "But oSefo ieo5j 

- M f*W^v. ' 'SSSSSSSl^SS^ tap about tahou«ra 

PAGE 9—SECTION FBfJSti 

Many,of;th« changes In- Qty. 

cluding Jmproved esthetics In 

the Asltury;Ayenue shopping 

«Sr!% 

district are part of the city's 

DO wn t o wn j-uleoji on I c 

Development •] >! Qjnimit|§§'a 

three-year community 

development plan. However, 

some of the welcoming 

changes were Instituted on the 

merchant's own behalf. 

For Instance, those who 

remember the July 31 

WwlwDrth's fire can now 

return for shopping in the 

recently renovated and newly 

stocked "five and dime/' 

ol i h8 t^" Av the Authority, at the 

recommendation of John 

Bdwalk, and A Sh Way « "IU be lit McCarthy, the state 

Travel agency and have A Shore opened Way year-round with festive tree Department of Tran- 

recently on 8th Street between lights beginning sometime in sportation engineer assigned 

Oentral and Asbury avenues. May, according to Murphy, to Cape Mar County, U 

Gabriel also noted a new Tie city approved in gearing to erect uniform signs 

duplex vrith a commercial December the electrical to aid visitors locate off-street 

first floor near tot Am ROM wiring on the frees but the parking. 

Bk h .—. M __ H»U •was luemuinis merchants Bsciaea decided to wait wmit for Ior Toe committee wfll also 

Book shop, MO Aibury Ave, warmer weather to inlttate address other problems It 

although he didn't know the the year-round lighting, became aware of asaresultof 

proposed use. He also men- "The merchants got a shopper and merchant 

ttoned seeing a "Then and together to chip In-for the survey conducted during du.^ — the 

Now" sign in a vacant garage U.OOOcostof the wiring," said fan by b Stockton Stkt State Stt Cll College 

In the 600 block near the Murphy, adding the dty will marketing researcher 

Collective Federal Savings bill the merchants for the " - - 

Stephen R. Gabriel, eiw 

talk, 

-_—» «.»»|iuj, yuurincreased 

{Normally the 

electrical 

trees c 

use, 

project manager for the J'" Carolyn f Murphy, chair- Normally the trees are lit at 

'Oman nf th« !*««••«•»- *•_•-•--= •• 

1 *• Downtown Oiristmastime"onfo. 

downtown development plan, S!fS& e pevelopmtnt peaking of trees, several 

called the WooIwortR ^ ^ " ^ P ^ " * hawb^ptantedIn them 

reopening one of neUggeit ^•M" 8t

I s 

I ;• 

m 

THE SENTINEL-LEDO 

many years 

$n main street, he would 

Mill take Ocean City over Paris 

ia_ _ . - 

in the _rt_p_i« of Makia, Itttfy, o_y 

_^tb hop., oat to America Tr 

Taleae traveled to Naples and beck home once every three nerves and spark an appetite, came across Frank Qirrio'S room. 

wotted as a Journeyman on years. He would tell us about Arrangements were made Tailor Shop at SOS ttt It,, 

his way to Joining his uncle America and how you can tor Talese to stay in an today the site of Stalnton's 

The room wa* small and 

and cousin in Paris where he associate with whoever you AUanUc City hotel. The employee parking lot at the 

worked for leas than a year wanted to. I always liked that owner, who was a friend of the comer of West Avem_ and «h 

designing men's c_th« i«_- -_•» -•—• *- j * J and cousin in Paris where he aasodate with whoever you AUanUc City boil!. We empWw parking lot at the 

• 

a *J ma *L, ^ •"• ' 

WBrted tot Jen than a year wmted to. I alwayi liked that owwr,, who was a friend of the corner of W«t Avenue and Wi "IwwftJm-B&Biybtl'ws 

detotag men's etethtJ, idea and I always wanted to doetoT, was told to rake ran *eet, "I figured be tout be f^toWfwhea^jttaH 

In spite of his growing come here." the young tailor bad a Italian w I went inside and had taken on too much." : 

wceeaa In Paris, a desire to Juat before Mese waa to relating two weeks. introduced mym," Tatae O" valm from theJttfc 

Mine to America over, accompany his tether back to But the noise of the Beading recalled, dien interrupted his 

whetaed m. America (where he lived to «d Pm_ylv_i_ Railroad*, Gurgle welcomed fileie p * *® v** 

* T W". W Uw ? to WWngton, Del,,) the teakr wWeh made their last itop with open arm*. Not only w*« a«w ©«•, the -,-,- 

America," Talese taplalned. Taiese caught double near the hotel, shook TWesei hehapwtowsciMonefroin and dialect was that from 

^wtadas a stow mason pneumonia and dM. nvee nerwp, h_ native laad, but to WM ^da, Hewasfuwoftti; 

for DuPont and would come years later, at the age of 17, "I told them that I had come also in dire need of sane help "I excused myself but said I 

young Talese made the trip torelai.lt was supposed to be and asked Talese if be would MuJdn'thelpoverhtirinfiBd 

alone. a quiet place but instead it stay and work, that I was sure that they io*e 

Staying with an uncle to was making me even more "I told him I was on apeaklng the same Mjiy 

Ambler, Pa., Talese found nervous. They tent me to vacation," Taltie remem. people." •-: 

work as a tailor in Ocean aty, I had never even bared with a smlto; "ttat 1 The couple, it turned jot, 

Philadelphia. He commuted heard of it before," Talese was here to get a rest, not to & «ame from Maida, t^lt 

months. there for • year and sli said. work. But be begged me and were related to TaleiJ's 

...«. When «iwn ne he stepped stewed off on of the tte so I finally agreed to help a "•"**•• ""^ .., ( -3 

His new way of American trolley rollev on an that a»t ^«» day in i* May **... couple —•- hours ••---— a • day • In • ••the 

Turn OR n_ 

UfMt With 

An Ad In Th* 

Sentinel- 

L«dgor 

Call 30©-5411 

If or Hera Information 

Fl "' I ^ thii beauUful 

life caught up with him and he 1922, saw tte ocean and morning." place, then a tailor sbojp and 

fell feU IB 111 witb wltb itemaeh stomach pains, pains. walked along al__ ft* tte yet-to-be- «*_»«*_. Wh_e"that •*«, *-—.— spring day - in • —"-•- now this. I said to i 

and • 

Noting his loss of weight, paved streets, he said to 1922 was eventful, Talese had I* my destiny." 

the li doctor recommended a htawidf himself, .flit* this is (• *-« for me. —-• neglected —«._-^ to > get . a place - to --•• M m stayed the summer 

trip to the shore where tte As he explored tte town, stay. Currio pointed him to and by the fall of 1022 was 

ocean air would calm his following fith Street, Talese friends who had an ettra ottered the tailor shop if to 

IIUIUIUiiUllUH^^ 

Enjoy Breakfast on the Boardwalk" tu^fa&^ 

Dally At 

"> Ws way to Arizona, 

•f tad no eheici," Ttfeat 

LITTERER'S 

if I didn't buy It, he was f} 

to dose it." 

Talese brought in dry 

LUNCHEONETTE 

cleaning to tte shop and (t, 

prospered. About five years' 

840 Boardwalk • Ocean City, N.J. 

later, a fire destroyed nearly 

everything. Talese, hi 

DAILY Juice SPECIALS 

received a letter from 

cousin £n Pexls ple_i 

Hash Browns 

ritojoinhlminhla 

ca 

Bacon, Sausage or Ham 

Hxiess, waa calling It 

'I had decided that Paris g 

10% Off Ceffet gr Tea 10% Off 

was a dream come true. U 

TnJngs weren't going weUandJ 

I dedded that he was right'* i 

In late November, another; 

cousin, who was a musician in 

New York, stopped by his 

•hop to invite Talese to Ms.wedding. 

After gome coaxing 

Ma cousin convhiced him not 

to return to Europe until after 

Ml wedding on Dec. 4,1927K 

A lovely young girl named; 

Qiiherlne, the sister of tte C 

Beginning May 5th, we will be serving our 

Complete Menu of Hot and Cold Sandwiches 

Club Sandwiches and Hoagles 

Delicious Meat, Seafood and Spaghetti 

Dinners Served from 3 P.M. 

. 309-2918 

When you're 

entertaining the thought 

for food and drink, 

(Pleaie turn to page II), ' 

ASrfS 

HtSE 11 -SECTION FIVE 

.Merchant and a business known togeneratloiw of cmtomers and friends. 

* » ' • • • " . • • ' ^ " : • > ' , / ' r - . ' . . ^ ' ^ . ' ^ - : ' _ > ^ - •;-\:-"..' 1 ' : -. '• 

;!1 could have stayed in Park..but I was impressed 

8I9l; 

. . ' . ' ' •.;• ' ' ' •" •' , - " . v . .. ••. J 

A ' ' ' . . • • " ' - • ' 

this quiet town and its people. Even today, 

n't wqnt to live anywhere ebs* 

(Mttlnoed from page W house — where b« hM been 

^^ woraWoflinotber 

.^âJreadyiwdeplana that wiU document _tllfa,of 

Wf_l the busineii but 1 went Oalian immigranU, 

bickfand said,'I changed my "I didn't come here from a 

intoft."' small backward country. I 

'©» June 8,1829 CSatherlne didn't come out of thewoodi," 

antf Joseph Talese were said the senior Talew. "I 

married and-the two set up could have stayed in Paris 

boose at 119 Atlantic Ave. and done Just as well If not 

:Halese moved into a new -better. But I was impressed 

stort-a few doors down from with this quiet town and Its 

-^current address-at the people Even today I wouldn't 

former Sentinel printing want to live anywhere else." 

Ml 

JOHHH. 

rwholetal. 

Fruit and 

12th Strwt * libuir A»f 

i^rt 

mmm 

Just Phono 

ReiManoe I27-20U 

§|» 

xm 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

The _^ 

Community's oldest established 

private business changes hands 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19.1-6T 

oorner rf • h _!____?* 

Haven Avenue, eartnOy • 

dry chMUMn 

Jt 

has served the Ocean OtK &»en from l«ft»MW D_i *i! % ?S_* s * M l 1 IWby^ôndlnorpeaad T^^..fÛ/tmiii 

area for wer a ee^S was tohiT bsatth ft_ii5^ S" 1 *"* ^ Mwipipir'i Lorta D, .Angertne, who •iioiiiM t jM^_Fl 

•««tai«OT &ta«S_i__&:i_SLS5 f e a_Sril_U_Sf y 1 ^ a i" rtl %r itt i S__^^-^ 

Jersey Radio toe. dealings and CflneentfaW Av.,aterger brickhnadjng, to June 1»O another ro_id _rity m l^fa|id 

Wed C. Benson, publisher ioWyonjSltSi^ ?«,? e /' ^ § e *« ll ^»I mm, JteOmmGfy ttMlS_l-_fe^_fi| 

«s_^_s J^JSFS SS_&SI_ Sr^^" 0 - Sgai^ 

^^_«7»âm •sffsstui Sa-fts*** 5»SMJS_ ^_»S 

SAI__?> _jsas__tS «_#&S | ®_? a! ??-__****! 

. »ien,ataStaeaaiUHCiato TOND radio inPle^tv^ § ^ ^ 2 ^ ^ ^ ' -^Sftlr m ' *«« #*^Wr«m^sSs 

,.offl» late pubUiher, John T. WMGMSfaA__rttee_, •SS^fl_B 1 'h 

ftttteri, and Donald L, WAAT^V to Wlldwood-Wci ifflStrtto fflSS-l y 

fitettaoni another BHoeiate Aflantie City, WENY-AM SrSfSfw^LS^v" W# 

aMnowtbejoleownerioftte tolevUion and WM^m ffieSbXamr^ 

newspaBtr^ radio, both in EkoJra New n S T y w **_! 

The newspaper rtprtMnti %r£ ww ILSS_?*'JP J ,PW rf 

-JM^WSto. The oldeat ert.blUl,.d H d t o f j f * ^ ^ 

WBBentfortte^BoraBon, prtvato business to Oc«_i S « rteS^=^^ 

which has broadcast holdings Clftr.lhiSBittifHirfi^ ff|&1*| 

•taNewY«k,Niw Jeweyand ameeived to imw&n two ^ff r^Si.^.^? 

has appllcoUons pending with brathen, Albert mUî£^fî^?g 

the Feder_ (^mmunicattons Boyle set .jp a publishing shop fh_*£_&_»«i*«^^ a 

ftmrniifton for wriouf here. •««-»«•»» »W ««irwirt to the Her, 

brâdcapt interests; In The Boyle brothers printed ut MM V_I fc—_i «_ 

Benion.aiid Editor John H. toil waa bora. O^kSjUmSSr^ ' ^ 

Andruin,fematoandQrten Iht SmOna was publlihed ^&^^ < ^mnuA »a 

•3f«¥taw •_»*•--»* gaaî* 

-J-_"S- h_KUJtttree_BeigotogfSi 

Both Green and Simmons the Boyle brotheri to thi Lake 

were business partnera with* brothers (wba are credited , i 

Stethers and negotiations with founding Ocean City), to '* 

over the sale had been in tte R. CurtU Bobinson, who 

final stages at the time of his edited the paper with WlUlam 

deatt Rtay M. ft Fenton to%i, 

Stethers, the paper's 1 A few years later, Robinson 

publisher since he and four and his wife bought out tte 

other Sayre Pa. businessmen, paper from Fenton and 

including Simmons, pur- continued publishing until 

l__i_Vj__ _ ^ _ _!__ __i> ___ ___ __^ _b^ _ _ . __ . __ - __ _ _ - - 

OCEAN CITY 

no matter HOW, 

WHtRCORWWH 

you wont to 

TRAVEISK 

WoddWideTr^FW 

A fully compoterlMKlflt((mcy ; ' 

' • AJriie Ticket* >.'Jh_;!Kw IS-îi 

•Tiwi;; • ;».:jBatoi'' ^f;*i,^«_tt 

•Antrak • HBBavBtog fli. 

BttllMfs « firaap 

901Ttfron.. 

Horfhl_*M 

mm< 

When at the Seashore 

CAPE MAY - PHILADELPHIA Famous Pizza 

IBM%£ 

US, U, i MT, OFF. 

Selected Salted Nute Toasted and Buttered Hourly 

FAMOUS HOME-MADE FUDGE 

& SALT WATER TAFFY 

HOME-MADE CANDIES 

Freshly Roasted Nuts — Watch Us Roast 'em! 

CANDY & GOURMET ITEMS 

FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD 

Visit our modern new Ocean City store at 950 Boardwalk 

directly In troni of Ocean Colony Condominium*, 

We can now better asm our valued customers. 

950 Boardwalk No. 1 teuHwil 

Ocean City, N,J. Oiaa May, N.J, 

ierf 

Hot Dogs 

Celebrating our 27th Year in Business 

VlM PIZ2A Mup«ra^^l^ 

OCEAN CITY BOARDWALK ^ 

FORafYEAi^kS ' ^ 

VraY NOT PUT THEgEST f 

••T^THE:TEiT«f ; - l /:f: 

'•••••. TRYS0ME#'4 -i:|" 

We Use Only Ilie Finest Nateral^&Ugatpfli 

^^________|^p^__________1__1^________(l_B___|i_^_î_^|^^^|il_1_i .^ ^^, ^, 

'BothLpcponsOptoiV'* 1 * \.|a 

758 and 914 BOARDWALK ffci 

39W548 V 

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1,5* 

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A standout in wig and costume, Howard Quick, as Ben Franklin, greets 

a young admirer during downtown block party, 

pining 

SRSAKFAST 

1;OB. 11:00 Seafood * Meats 

featuring 

Chicken and Dumpling 

Spiels! children's mtny 

DINNER 

VISIT OUR PATIO CAFE EVENINGS 8 -11 

SHOOFLY HI - ICE CREAM\. APPLE CRISP 

AT T L h A TC £ ViNUB ••TWIEN fPH &«TH 

The Cehlek Family for 56 Years l#2B-tM4 

- PRii PARKINS ON rrH STRIET - 

* TAKE OUT DINNERS 

REOPENING FRIDAY JUNE 15TH 

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

THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1984 

Ben Franklin lives in Ocean City 

Howard Quick make* • 

pvlng out of living by the 

virtues of Benjamin Franklin 

— cleanliness, moderation 

and stewardship. 

i ••! didn't figure to make a 

barrel of money," laid Quick 

who professionally protrays 

Benjamin Franklin, the 

printer, philosopher, 

Statesman and musician. "I 

donate most of the money to 

I "Benjamin Franklin was 

grand master or most worpUpable 

of Masons," added 

Quick, a former Camden 

police officer and master 

elecWdan, who ia listed in the 

Cape May County telephone 

directory under Franklin as 

wen as Quick. 

1 §ulek, no^ 80, beeime 

Interested In Franklin about 

48yearsagoaftera visit to the 

water Inside the tumblers can 

be changed to adjust the 

sounds," Quick said. "I admit

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PAGE 14 -SECTION FIVE THE SKNTINEL-LFDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJi 

Serving Ocean City Since 1887 Tl 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

and 

LOAN ASSOCIATION 

1001 AsburyAve. Dial 399-0012 

DIRECTORS 

Richard K. Cameron John T, Newman 

Roy I, Darby, Jr. Or, Edward A, Renquest 

George W. Drake James F. Steelman 

Arthur T, Ford, Jr. Michael Subotieh 

Roy Gillian Floyd W, Townsend 

Irvln Johnson, Jr. Dr. John B. Townsend 

Phillip Turner 

OFFICERS 

levin Johnson, Jr.... 

Walter S.Johnson.., 

• Chairman of ioard 

Robert L, Smith, 11,, ,...,,.. Viet Chairman of Board 

Mrs. Helen R. Wilson•••• 

President 

Lewis J. Mawson > Vice President 

Mrs, Helen A. Nixon Vice Pres. and Treasurer 

SylvaA.iertlni 

Secretary 

Robert K, Bell, Isq,. 

Asst, Secretary 

Solicitor 

MONEY MARKET FUND ACCOUNT 

High Money Market Rates 

Change Weekly • Compounded Daily 

DIRECT DEPOSIT 

mUkM 

ALL BOVT. CHECKS 

SAVE by MAIL! 

Insured Safety and Availability 

No Minimum on Deposits or Withdrawal 

- Our Time an 

24 HOURS A DAY 

AS A C0MMUMTY SERVICE 

/ * •*»»« * 1 

OCEAN CITV HOME 

SWINGS AND LOAN 

and Money Orders 

MONEY ORDERS ONLY 50' 

($1.00to*1,000.00) 

DAY, APRIL I9,l(*i 

Original 

Banking institution 

OnThetsland' 

HOURS; 

OFFICE LOBBY 

Man, thro Thuri. *fea 

DRIVE-IN 

/Men. thru Thuri, ? to 6 

OFFICE LOBBY and DRIVE-IN 

Frl..9to6)Sat.*to12 

is a good way to hide money 

from the I.R.S. 

OUR I.R.A. HOTLINE 399-0099 ' 

NOW 

* INTEREST ON CHECKIHfi ACCOUNTS 

* Now account tor those who want 

the convenience of a cheeking 

account & the Interest of a 

savings account. 

Itor Mm feuMb 1100.00 

f 

rJSfK!^ 

LI..1JJ 

Changing Times in 

Page 1, Section 

Somers Point 

... and more 

Stmtine!*ledger Spring Edition April 10,1084 

^year-rownd community on the mom 

'" " : •"-•*•,•..•; tm^TpftS:*^ • TSftummmmm V — 

• • '• • ' .•••{••.w-fC'f^s-A'fr,: i *', i J* l '"Vi;.3K'i. . ... •• IBSBM 

Tficre never was an 's' on Tony Mart, andi 

e lite for a new dinner club 

fifing built by the owner of neighboring Waterfront, 

^ 

,"S--ji'f'.'.„•{,. 'iliiS, {•' 

Û ^ 

balance 

between 

• • • • • • . . 

like the legendaiypJlbenlx 

thatcoiwumeditseUtoflames 

only to be reborn yoims and 

fresh out of MB ashes, Spmers 

Rfatfi tiring a:nnd«iue«.. 

rtUttoWUlB'pMffcir.JMW 

has given Ihedty a newfound 

pride. 

Numerous changes have 

taken place here In the past 

year aloof. Visitors who 

either summer in the Point or 

pass through on tbelr way to 

neighboring Ocean City will . 

seethe changes brought aoout 

by •surge in bayfront 

development and an uplifting 

spirit among established 

businesses here. 

'i tttak m'm btemm less 

transient," offered Son»rs 

"Even in the last five or ten 

tiJiTitafiHiTTJTgTrnT 

summer and more of a city to restaurant. Another Wawa While looking favorably t|igradlng of the city's 

live in year round. bod market opened up on upon the msmdiiis rf ife rf->> 

i ^ Lmdtag RoadL " """^ 

^ m** condroitaium 

•nd what will be a Chinese and shops as well 

t Wmt is going m% with the 

upgrading and facelifting 

of businesses is very vital 

to the dty' 

Change for the better Is evident in the appearance 

of the old bowling alley on MacArthur 

Boulevard, pictured in February IMS and at the 

end of last year after it had been converted into 

the Point-4 Theatre, complete with mural. 

tana said earlier au» 

at the dty and mate dianges the better in lÔ«t 

^m we think if« best pdt eo distant pwt 

•>M*"^rte~^Ja H,'at"i^ wdtooiittw. "Wbttfagotogoowlttf 

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Famous For Food Since 1934 

THIS YEAR WATSON'S RESTAURANT 

IS 50 YEAftS YOUNG! 

From generation to generation 

Watson's has become an Ocean City 

tradition where fine dining at a 

reasonable price is combined 

with courteous, quick service, 

THANK YOU ALL FOR 

HELPING US GROW 

From a modest 50 seat restaurant 

to our present 600 person ..• 

capacity, almost 5,000/000 

of you over the years 

COME HELP US 

CELEBRATE IN 1984! 

We have exciting plans in mind, 

including offering many lucky 

customers a meal from our menu 

at our original opening prices 

and much, much more 

9th Street & Ocean Ave. 399-1065 

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:• Somers Point Mayor Fred Fontana, third from right. was on hand tor tht ribbon cutting of the , JJ^ftJfraVeT wSSSSove^SÎS^toSl 

£ nPW WaWa on Maryland Avenue and Shore Road along with Dan Brown store supervisor, Laurie ^Sltalwhere r ^ ^ ^ S ^ u ^ S S £ S S L ^ 

:: DeFrancesco store manager and Don Price executive vice president and three unidentified clowni, ' ' W """* aS hlgh aB ta tte resorts - 

*] On opening day last October at Circle Pizza, - ohm mm* vet 

owner Joe Liccoriadello helps Jerry Santiago 

jFemove a fresh pie while Nino Sciabborrasi 

Sacks them up. 

National observances are often marked locally 

with ceremonies in the veterans'park outside the 

old city hallin Somers Point. 

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Fontana: 

S We ham A lot 

P of good things 

lure to be 

proud of 

have been 

that 

approved are 

fine, but we 

don't want 

condo 

development at 

'$-\the expense 

I \bf-the local 

: * businesses that 

attracted 

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Workman inserts final pane of glass into skylight which will illuminate new hospital lobby. 

JOIN THE ARTISANS 

Thirty-Ninth Annual-Big Weekend Outing 

June 15,18 and 17 

Everyone Welcome - No Admission • No Collections 

FRIDAY EVENING MELORAMA * 8:30 P.M., MUSIC PIER 

ISATURDAY: ALL DAY TREASURE HUNT| 

Miniature Golf and Bowling 

at Wonderland for Juniors 

(By coupon only) 

SELECTION & CROWNING of MISS ARTISAN 1914 

at Music Pier-8:00 P.M. 

SUNDAY BE SURE TO ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE 

THE ARTISANS ORDER OF MUTUAL PROTECTION Is more 

thin • fraternity...... It's admirable w«y of lift to Its more than 

aWOmembers. ;,•• 

FoundedMayl, 1873, to fulfill a need of Insurance protection at a 

coat wlttiin the reach of the average man, THE ARTISANS now 

stand* preeminent among fraternal organizations with respect to 

Its reserves for Life Certificates. 

"AilWBonlzatlon that has never failed an obligatio 

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THURSDAY; APRIL IQ.TB 

Shore Memorial passes... 

SOM0RS PODJT-Tbe" Completion of the entire According to hospital ad- feasible for many ^ 

focus of Interest at Shore project la/targeted for early mlnistrator, Theodore Withi.the help of.,, 

Memorial Hospital over the 1985. Although heavy spring Wlegand, "The construction from the American u 

part year has been on.ttie f44 rains delayed progress of the new entrance and lobby Society, funds raised 

TaBbnexpansJonrrenovation' initially, work Is generally on will result in some temporary Caslnoymplcs and a 

project which began in schedule. inconvenience for visitors and 

December 1982 to update the employees. However, there 

hospital for the '80s and Jii addition to a net gain of will be no Interruption In 

beyond, , - 101 new beds, construction , patient services." 

A six-story nursing tower *"! eipand out-patient ser-. While construction was 

which houses 142 new vice areas, enlarge the progressing outside SMH, the 

medical/surgical beds and a radiology department, hospital was making strides 

new* expanded clinical provide renovated ancillary inside In its endeavor* to keep 

laboratory, will open this and support units, a up with advancing medical 

summer. The opening will renovated obstetrical unit technology. New radlographic 

signal the start of major (including a birthing room), < diagnostic equipnMnt became 

renovations of existing an updated In-house dialysis operational in 1983 in, the 

structures. > ' unit and a new Jn-out surgical areas of nuclear medicine and 

„ , „ ' , * center. digital substraction, 

Topplng-off ceremonies 

took place in August when the 

entrance directly off the 

_ Into a io produce single 

and elevator bank, - • 

BrightonÂveoue _ _ 

Hospital reopened la December. The entrance had been temporarily re^ 

located due to construction, 

Ocean City Masonic Club 

Over 26 years 

of Service 

Masonic Temple, 10th St. & Wetley Ave. 

Visiting Master Masons are Cordially Invited I 

MONTHLY 4TH TUESDAY, 8 P.M. 

(Except In July, Aug.. Oct & Dec.) 

Annual Ladies'Night 

October 13. 1984 

LJcegn City Music Pier 

\WV4WMM tf* ri hri M ini ¥* *M wt Mi wa y*Vd iSWK? 

Dr. William > Portner? of' thfr ra< 

cardiovascular dlsfcase ubl 

tionalatSMH. ^ 

or 

are 

valuable in the diagnosis of a 

wide range of diseases entities. 

Doctors at Shore are able to 

treat cardiovascular disease 

more effectively with computerized 

digital substraction 

anglography. According to 

Morton G. Fried, M.D., 

director of radiology, "the 

computer provides 

visualization of arteries of the 

head and body with intravenous 

rather than conventional 

intra-erterlal dye 

injections," This method is 

safer and less costly than 

• cardiovascular disease more 

SMH was able to establish 

cancer registry program \, 

1983. Data on dlagnoii, 

treatment and prognosta 

entering,cancer patients , 

compiled by the hospital' 

registry. 

F 

The registry's goal 

track 90 percent of all 

hospital's p cancer patients patie 

(h (he rst rest of, f their thi li lives i^, 

information is transmitted t 

the State Health Depart 

mart's central regUny i 

Hie funds wlU.Jelp 

hospital purchase several 

items of high priority medli 

equipment. Included are . 

surgical CoZ laser,':* lumbar 

dfemonucleotysis j 

image 7, Jnterislf 

operating •"' ' 

tow-dose n_ ._,__ 

' In describing;, 

Wlegand jjotesf/fTL, 

laser will; afford** 

pinpoint. Vpre^jig 

inlnimal bleedmp 

damage to adjacent 

Chemonudeoly 

procedure In \whit 

OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE 

WESLEY AVENUE, FIRH TO SIXTH STREETS 

Plan to be a part of the TABERNACLE EXPERIENC 

MEMORABLE INSPIRATIONAL SERVICES & Music 

MORNING SERVICES: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. 

(Song Service: 8:45 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.) 

JUNE 10 

DR. WALLACE F. STETTLER 

Wyoming Seminary 

Hnpton, PennsylvanJa 

JULV2B 

DR, D. REGINALD THOMAS 

Ventnor Community Church 

Ventnor, New Jersey 

JUNE 17 AUGUSTS 

DR. DUKE KIMBROUGH McCALL I>R, 1RNST G. SCHMIDT 

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Gloria Dei Lutheran Church 

- Louisville, Kentucky 

""""""' Huntingdon VaUty.Psnnsylvania 

JUNE 24 

DR. RAYMOND I. LINDQUIST 

Vice President 

The Templeton Foundation 

London, England 

JULYl 

DR. HENRY H. NICHOLS 

Janes Memorial United Methodist Church 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

JULYS 

DR. RILEYP, SHORT 

First United Methodist Church 

Coral Gables, Florida 

|,JULYJ5 

DR. RICHARD C.HALVERSON 

\\u Chaplain, Unites States Senate 

1, Washington; D.C. 

r:SCOTTlE GRIFFIN 

The FiMFresbytenan Church 

id Gennahbntn 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

WRITE TO: 

AUGUST 12 

DR. BRYANT M. KIRKLAND 

Fifth Avtnue Presbyterian Church 

New York, New YOrk 

AUGUST IB 

DR. ANTHONY CAMPOLO 

Eastern College 

St. Davids, Pennsylvania 

AUGUST 26 

BEN H ADEN 

Changed Lives 

Chattanqoga, Tennessee 

SEPTEMBER 2 

DR. LLOYD JOHN OGILVIE 

The First Presbyterian Church 

of Hollywood ,' , , 

Hollywood, California 

SEPTEMBER 9 

DR. ROBERT J. LAMONT 

President, Presbyterian Ministers' Fund | 

Philadelphia, Pennsyhania 

JUNE 10 

No Evening Service 

JUNE 11 

No Evening Service 

EVENING SERVICES: 7:30 p.m. 

JUNE24 * ' 

DR. ROBERTH. SCHULLER 

Crystal Cathedral '• 

Garden Grove, California 

JULY I 

THE PHILADELPHIA 

BOYS' CHOIR AND MEN'S CHORALE 

Dr. Robert Hamilton, Director*, f 

Tenor-Charjes Taylor, ( 

JUNE Zl -Dr. Kenneth H. Maahgv> 

r- Professor. E««tern OoUege ' J 

, St. Davids, Pa. 

' Soprano-Carol Sllmm 

• JULY H - Dr. J. Scottle Griffin ^ 

•Ui Presbyterian Church of Germanlown 

Philadelphia, Pa ' 

ElLMSr.SLilVICE^. 

SoundofllopeChoir 

lUncfc Hope for Bo>i 

JULY IS-COMMUNION 

Dr. Ross Foster. Viet President 

Grove City College 

Grove City, P«. 

, Tenor • WUHam Murphy . 

JULY M - Dr, Chtrln WllcMk 

Supt. of Methodist Chnrch 

Former Pastor of St.PetefiMelhodJjt 


Soprano • Carol Slimm 

JULY ZS - Dr. Ronald Hoellefat 

' Edinboro United Methodist Chnrch 

,i ' • Edinboro,Pa. 

•Soprfno-Nancy Harris 

AUGUST S - Dr. Manuel Avlla. 

Springfield Baptist Chnrch'> - 

r Springfield, Pa, 

; 

', ôprjino- Loli Llknu 

AUGUST II - Dr. Raymond I. lindqttht 

' LagunaHIU»,Callf, J< . 

Soprano-Marian Callenu 

GUSTliR;J)«ldBIl 

Vl'GUST«t-Drv8Uc> D Mycn,Jr 

cataract removal and in- "Wi are continuously personal optimal health. 

terocujar lens Implants. striving to provide our patient Shore Memorial Hospital, 

The low-dose mam- population with •tate-eMac 

mography unit will aid In the art medial technology which 

early detection of breast formerly was available only 

cancers at ffltH. 

in big city hospltalj," «ay8 

Wltgand. 

Through a Joint endeavor 

tnlUated by the West Jersey 

Hospital Systems, Shore 

Manorial Hospital win offer 

fee services of • Mobile Intensive 

Can Unit, beginning 

In May The MCV, which ia 

like an emergency room on 

wheels, will bring help to the 

vlcto at the ocene and begin 

lifensavlng procedure! to 

itabUizt him/her before 

being tnuwported by ambulance 

to the hospital. 

Wiegand calls the MJCU a 

"vital addition" to belth care 

services ovallflble to tne local 

y 

The WeUoeM Program, 

wWch was Initiated at SMH in 

flie springe* 1982, cmttnues to 

draw tacreaglng Interest and 

at the corner of Shore Road 

and New York Avenue, 

provides emergency room 

services, critical ore areas 

and extensive radiology, 

pathology and support 

department*, tone of me 

hospital'* specialized services 

include *a chronic dialysis 

center, a Pacemaker clinic, 

neurological care unit, non- 

Invasive cardiology and the 

Tel-Med Information System. 

attendance at seminars, 

elanes and workshops 

designed to help partidpanti 

enhance personal llfeatylea. 

Inrtnictors In CPR and (be 

Helmlich maneuver bare 

ODDdncM dasaes to these 

Wesaving procedure* for area 

restaurantg at the owncra' 

request Senior dtton groups 

have had visiting instructors 

conduct classes at retirement 

homes since transportation 

for these groups is often idl- 

Bcutt. 

According to. Wellness 

Director Mary Fib-unit, 

"young and old alike are 

learning to deal with stress, 

developing weight loss 

techniques and finding ways 

to kick the habit." 

She describes the program 

as a "community outreach 

project" designed to educate 

publics of aD ages in obtaining 

r 

Lab technicians at SMH will MOD relocate to the 

new clinical laboratory on the 6th floor of the 

nursing tower. 

You've Never Shuffled? 

Try Ocean Crty's FREE Shuffleboard 

— sWuffiin's Pun in the sun — 

— Great Moderate Exercise— 

— Highly Competitive — 

— All Equipment Furnished — 

— A Real Sport for Gals & Guys— 

COME ON OP TO 

5th and Beach 

OCEAN CfTY SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB 

41 YEARS YOUNG -"YOU'LL LOVE SHUFFLING" 

Instruction Classes Every Monday at 10 a.m. 

Beginning June 4th 

By-The* Sea 

mmmmmmmmmstm 

55th Street and Aibury Avenue 

Ocean City, NJ. 

EVENING SERVICE 1:15 P.M. 

MBUeDIenert 

Radio* T.V, Personality 

Rydal.Pa. 

SEPT, I • Dr. D, Reginald Thomas 

Cheliea Community Chnurch 

Margate, NJ. 

Baritone-Richard Goodrich 

SEPT. 9- Rev. Arnold E. Kohl 

Port Charlotte. Florida 

Former Pastor Ardjnore Presbyterian 

Soprano - Marian CaUen'. 

SEPT. 16 - Dr. Donald H. T. Knapp 

Rhawnhnrst Baptist Church 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

Soprano -Grace S, Hunter 

SEPT, M - Dr. Franklin Back 

' Ocean City, NJ. 

Former Tabernacle Chaplain 

Soprano-Naneyltarrb . it 

BEPT.3l-DrrRobertJ.Lamont iC 

pTMbyterianMInbter'aFiind v 

'' i Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mt 

•/,"- >OCTOBE|»f f J V 

WORLDWtdSiCOMMUNION < 

.Ma MdOroy, TabetMtkCjupUta, 

Ocean CH>,NJ. 

MeuaSopraiw-JnlyJeiikiiu _ 

OCTOBER 11-OPEN 

JULY 2-13 

EPHESIANS: 

fcEDAR BEACH CIVIC ASSOCIATION 

I P.O. Box 2053. Ocfan City. N.j. 0122a 

Please send mi membership information/ 

Association information. 

1 

Name 

Street 

City, Start, lip 

* MAIL IN COUPON * 

•••••••••••••••Mi 

OCEAN CITY 

LIONS CLUB 

u We Serve" Is Our Motto 

We aid the blind, visually • 

impaired, hearing - impaired and 

other needy persons. 

Meetings are held the firs! and fliM Wednesday* of each 

month at Harry's Inn, Somers Point, 7 p.m. 

RBI 

REFORMED BIBLE INSTITUTE 

1984 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. offers intensive two-week courses in Biblical 

studies that can be applied as elective credit in the two-year evening 

curriculum conducted by Reformed Bible Institute of the Delaware 

Valfey.JUl of high school age or older are cordially invited to attend. 

A look study of Paul's Letter ts tttt Church it 

iphMus. 

JULY 16 

ACTS: 

20 

The Growtti of the Church, the Admission of Gentiles; 

th« Missionary Journeys of Paul, 

JULY 23-27 

MODERN ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS 

OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 

The multiplicity and variety of English versions 

of the New Testament since 1881. How to asMts 

their strengths and weaknesses. Special attention 

will be given to certain versions such as "The New 

American Standard"; "The New internstlBfial 

Version"; and the "King jamel." 

JULY 30 AUGUST 10 

VIDEO ACCOUNTS OF THE BOOKS OF 

GENESIS AND LUKE: 

Filmed entirely on locitlon in the. Holy Land. 

OthMlli Creation, Covenant with Abraham, the 

Patriarch*. Joseph, etc. 

MM® 

The lift of Jesus from Hli birth to HIS Cruelf Ixlon, 

AUGUST 13 -24 

ROMANS: 

A unique approach to the most Influential letter 

oftheApMtlePaul. 

Spomortd by OCMII city Orthodox Pr«tbyt*rlan 

Ck»p*t tot coop«ratlan wttfi Reformed Blbl« inttltot* 

} Bfllie O*W««r» ValMy «nd Ctntrat OcMn City Union 

Cimftate win bt awaitf* won wtc«!- 

?f«|i oompMrtloo of Mdi *wo-wHk covrM«r 

LESLIEWINFIELDSLOAT 

Retired Lecturer In Creek 

I,S. Prlncefon University,- Th.B., Westminster 

Theological Seminary; ThJW.. Westminster 

Theological Seminary 

DR. JOHN H.SKILTON,A.B.,AJVi., Ph.D., 

University of Pennsylvania; M, Dlv., Westminster 

Theological seminary. Additional study; University 

of Basel; Cambridge University. Dean of the 

Reformed Bible Institute of fhe Delaware Valley; 

Uteturer In New Testament, Westminster 

-Theological Seminary and Center for Urban 

Theological studies. Trustee, Advocate Inc. Minister 

in residence, the Robert H. skllten and 

Margaret B Skllton House, 

GENESIS PROJECT 

INSTRUCTOR TO BE ANNOUNCED 

I Mam -f;D«m. 

•r V* 

DAILY SCHEDULE 

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PAGE i—SECTION SIX THE SENTINEL*LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

§and mid Surf Ministries 

Taking the Bible to where children want to be—on the beach 

' All kinds of send sculpting 12 years of age are invited to drcle where they can see the moral of the story. 

.takes plan on the Ocean City tether from 10 • jn. unfll noon words to the song printed in Another part of the 

teaches during the summer, to participate in games, songs Urge letters on a board program Is called Memory 

but every year during the last and quizzes, and see puppet propped on an easel. Verse, Various ways of 

Ore full weeks of July, a shows and skits, while they After an opening prayer, helping the children learn 

particularly unusual atruc- brush up on their Bible study. one of the younger team short verses from the Bible 

turg is created out of sand on The sand pulpit is erected members may conduct a quiz have been put into game 

flie 32nd Street beach - a by Arthur Burnham, director based on general information t form, and again prtoes are 

and pulpit. 

of the program here; with the as well as knowledge of the awarded, 

Each weekday during the aid of a team of volunteers, Hble 

After some more sonp, the 

.twcSreek period Children's this year numbering Vive Small prizes such u candy, up splits up into "Bible 

San| and Surf Ministries, a young ladles ranging in age pencils, comic books or CSSM jer" divisions according 

nob- profit in- from 18 to 21. • 

iron-on* are awarded for to age, paired off with an 

terdenominatlonal 

The program generally knowing such things as the individual team member who 

organization based in Pitt- begins with a rousing "good color or royalty in the Bible, helps the kids learn bow to 

sburgh, conducts a vacation morning" and a song led by fee color of the Incredible "dig" into the Bible for 

Bible school on the beach. the team members, assisted ftdk or Bi| Bird, or the color themselves. 

Under the bright red CSSM by Burnham on guitar. of Joseph's coat in the Bible. Children's Surf and Sand 

banner, youngsters 5 through The children sit in a sunJ- Burnham and the team Ministries has its roots in 

numbers navi good rapport England where in 1188 a 

AARP 

with the children and perhaps minister vacationing at the 

ant of the reasons Is that, 

shore got the idea of gathering 

since all of this Is taking place 

m vacation time at the beach, 

children together, seeing an 

everything is handled in a 

opportunity' of reaching them 

Association of ftatlrad ParaoM, Inc. very informal manner. It is 

with the Christian message 

intended to be a relaxed fun 

while they were enjoying 

Ocean City Chapter No. 1062 is time. 

themselves in the sun and 

Now 12 Years Old 

sand. Later the idea spread to 

All the team members have Quiada, 

nicknames and the children After 20 years in the United 

If you are 55 or ovtr — whether employed are encouraged to call them States, there are now over 20 

or retired — and belong to the 

hy these names instead of missions along the East Coast 

National AARP, 

using the title Mr. or Mtoi. 

photobr Senior Studio' 

as well as two in Texas and 

we invite you to join our local, am of the A Bible story or parable told two in California. 

A crowded beach will soon become a common sight a§ another season at the seashore unfolds, 

largest chapters in New Jersey. by Jesus is then acted out by Arthur Burnham, who has 

You'll mtet the nicest people 

the team, wearing improvised been director of the group in In 1989 and has been involved bemuse of that Indian name summer as there were only boardwalk and had a _ ^ 

costumes, and proves a lot of Ocean City for the past few with CSSM ever since. Bur. has been given the nickname five of them instead of the time singing on the trolley 'off 

For Information Phono: 

fun for the "actors" as well as years, became a team nham, who lives outside of of "Tonto." Ha wife hai the usual eight or more. fee way back." She adds, "We 

the audience. After the skit, member while visiting a 

398-2010 or 399.9055 

Altoona, Pa,, is originally nickname "Squaw" and they were Ann Kurte of like to have a chance to get to 

Burnham sums up, giving the relative on Long Beach Island from Pawcatuek, Conn., and serves as the cook lor the Lebanon, Pa., Anne Marie know the Mds better and 'be 

group while they are here In Stafford and Janice.jfltKtsr.oC .their. Meridsfclftmit!iias!ir 

OeWinCHy, "••" ReekvUle, Md., Carole to talk to ftem about Jesus. 

CSSM pays for the rental of Kauffman of Roaring Spring, We get their names and •>• 

Orthodox Presbyterian Church 


an apartment for the team H,, and Karen Morton of dresses and stay In touch with 

members and, while the Trenton. 

(hem throughout the year by 

\ church that Is: 

CHURCH-ECUMENICAL 

director does receive some Janice Porte was delighted wriflng letten," •?:; 

%Christian-vte trust In Jesui Chrirt as our only Lord and Savior. 

small remuneration, other to be a member of the team, Perhaps the key to th* 

Weformod-we believe Sod ii sovereign in His control of (hi 

AIR CONDNTIONED 

members of the group are saying "the Christian at- success of CSSM ii the 

|imation and in the salvation of sinners. 

volunteers who pay for their mosphere here Is very sup- dedication of the team 

35 DENOMINATIONS REPRESENED 

own food and transportation portive. We . pray a lot members and the bet. that 

MAotfojr-we believe the Bible is the inspired, inerrant, 

8900 VINTNOR PKWAY, MARGATE 

so the}' can come here as together and we have fun, they make every effort to see 

i eliable, written Word of Sod. That Word Is what we preach, 

members of Children's Sand too." 

nut their two weeks here tea 

nd whit wa try to live. We, believe in 

5 MINUTES NORTH OF OCEAN CITY 

and Surf Ministries. 

Anne Marie Stafford said) rewarding experience for the 

Hie young team worked 

Christ's virgin birth, 

"I really like working wfUitne children who participate. ; < 

"The Difference is Worth 

harder than usual last kids. We took them to top Alma Smith, a year-round 

Christ's miracles in the Bible, 

resident of Ocean City, has 

Christ's death on the ems tor sinners, 

The Drive" 

been bringing her children to 

Christ's bodily resurrection and ascension, 

CSSM for several, yean 

Christ's present heavenly reign. 

Bilbo brought her 

Christ's pouring out of the Holy Spirit, and 

Karen Morton, for two 

9:30 A.M. and 11 A.M. 

and last year Karen became 

Christ's coming again in glory. 

team member. 

IDENTICAL SERVICES 

Sharon Goldberg said he 

'prBSbjtterlan-Mj; ehurebji governed by elected 

OR, MARTIN C. WISZNAT 

children want to attend ever 

ii 

day; "The little ones beg t 

K • 

come and cry when they hav 

Central Ocean City Union Chapel 

of history 

to-go somewhere else an 

32nd and Central Ave. 

can't be here," she adds. 

Ocean My, N.J. 

Over 1000 New Members Were 

Mrs. Goldberg feels tha 

Thum Eve. BM§ Study • 7:30 m, 

Received Since Dr. Wisznat Assumed 

part of the success of CSSB 

Sunday Worhsip 8:45 A.M. and 7 P.M. - JuneAug. 

Our Pulpit 10 Years Ago, 

Our Heritage 

can be attributed to the fac: 

that the teenage member i 

Comes Alive 

really want to be Minds wit) 

•-* VI$ITORS ALWAYS EXPECTED! 

fee younger kids and the llttl • 

with a return 

Mds think it's put to have g 

friend who Is 14 yean old, ' 

to Yesteryears at the 

Mrs. Goldberg, wife of Rj, 

Michael Goldberg of Holy 


Trinity Episcopal Church, 0s 

extremely pleased wltji 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Historical 

Children's Sand and Surf 

Presbyterian Church*(U.S.A.) 

Mtalstries. T 

7th & Wesley Avenue/ Ocean City 

Museum 

"Kids want to be on the 

beach in the summer and not 

REV. WM. RADCLIFFE ALLEN, Th.M., Pastor 

closed up Indoors. Rather 

than run a vacation Bible,' 

Rev. Jeffrey W. Winter, Assistant Pastor 

409 Wesley Avenue 

school at Holy Trinity, vie 

hand out the CSSM newsletter 

Preaching Christ Crucified, Risen and Coming Again 

399.1801 

and put information con- 

In a Growing Community 

Summer Heursi June 10 to Sept. IS cerning the program hi OUT 

literature encouraging the 

Monday • Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 


kids to attend," she said. ) 

Winter Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 

Burnham, who Is ari elect 

1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 

trielan by trade, says N 


FBEE ADMISSION 

doesn't particularly enjoy thf 

beach but still comes back 

flth and Central Avenue Ocean City, N.J. 

year after year because "it's 

a wonderful opportunity to 

DAVID M, FINCH, /WINISTIR 

serve the Lord." I 

N Iliam R. McClelland, _ Eugene . ... M, McCoy| 

-'• Associate 

Director of Music f 

SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES 

f:00 i«m. and lOiJO a.m. 

I SPECIAL MUSIC AT ALL SiRVICBS 

•- Nursery Care at All Services 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

9:00 a.m. Classes for all Ages 

including: K-12 

Men's Bible Class 

Women's Bible Class 

Youth Forum 

• •:•.:•$. • 

WEEKDAY MINISTRIES 

Vacation Bible School 

Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 

July through August 

Singing, Games/ Bible Teaching, Crafts 

and projects, designed tp balance 

• children^ vacation time 

JV With oftporfurtitfes to 

- " . think about God.; * 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9:30 A.M. 

MORNING WORSHIP EVENING WORSHIP 

"A.M. 7:30 P.M. 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY HOUR 

7:30 P.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9:45 A.M. 

Director of Music 

HENRY C.LOPER 

DURING JULY & AUGUST 

MORNING WORSHIP 

8:30 A.M. & 11 A.M. 

EVENING WORSHIP 

7:30 P.M. 

Church Phones 399-0765,399-1833 

Organist 

JEAN R IDG WAY 

''HOLDING FORTH THE WORO OF LIFE" Phlllpplans 2:16 

' '^T W 1 '.ACORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU 

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THURSDAY, APRIL 19, lB»r THURSPA V.APRIL 19,1984 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. V AGE!-SECTION 8VC* 

•I • 

•I • 

•I • 

r 

Hr ' phololjyiuiKJionlcn 

,' The road to the mainland is also the road from 

'the mainland. It either begins or ends at the 

•fteach and boardwalk. 

He was an institution and an inspiration on the area 

For many of us, the summer 

will be a little ten 

brighter and this winter a bit 

more colder with the passing 

of Anthony J. Lulsl. 

On Jan. 22, 1984, Uilsl - 

known to moat only as 

"Jiggs," the nlckmane he 

earned as a fast-stepping 

dancer in his early days — 

died at Newcomb Hospital In 

his hometown of Vlneland, a 

month after celebrating his 

90th birthday. 

For those who knew him — 

and hundreds did — the 

summer of '84 and those to 

follow win never be U» same. 

"You knew if you saw Jlggs 

it was summertime again," 

said Mark Soifer, Ocean 

Ctty's public relations 

director. "There ore not 

many like him. He was an 

Ocean City institution." 

So strong was hit 

popularity, especially among 

young people, that Jiggs was 

given the honorary title of 

mayor of Ocean City. 

dad in swimming trunks 

and wearing a cowboy hat that 

became his trademark, Jlggs 

was seen daily each summer 

morning riding his modest 

bicycle along the Ocean City 

boardwalk. During the offseason 

his cycle rides con* 

unued along Landis Avenue in 

Vlneland. 

Everyone knew him and 

catching sight of his hat 

brought waves and greetings 

"He was! an enigmatic 

character," offered Ocean 

"Be 

jleal estate, resort's biggest industry 

y;The Ocean City Board of 

Realtors represents probably 

the largest single industry in 

Ocean City. 

nAt the latest count there are 

fn independent offices 

resulting in a total of 346 

salespeople whose main task 

is selling Ocean City to people 

visiting the seashore resort. 

'.Public relations remains 

me of the most Important 

services provided by the 

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Auxiliary to the Coast Guard is seeking help 

One of the major (actors greatly teweaitd due to the casting on vm-FM marine aboard, we need yourhite to 

attracting vacationer* to this 200-mlle Unit on foreign band channels. keep Ocean City waterwavs 

area haaalwayi been the ea»y flflhlng vessels, as weU as the New members, after being safe I 

accessibility of good uft wrent surge in drug traffic, nraperly quaUfltd, wttl be For further information 

•re«i, for »V have looked mere and Involved in jMtruettog aafe contact Clay Doney (J». 

fishing and more to the Coast Guard boating claim, conducting 8303), who is in charge of 

recreational . AudUary for help in their «fefr pafroli, or performlni m«inberihiph»ininaiorDJek 

boating. For -#__k* March and rescui eperaUoni, courteay motorboat Bardsley (B2W1WS) FlotHJa 

yean,'~vli(ton itplE During IMS, the Auxiliary auminatioBj. please come oommander, 

have relied on T-/fiftr accounted for 25 percent of all 

the US Coast 

March and rescue operations 

Guard to 

in the Group Cape May area 

aiilit and 

(which Includes the Ocean 

protect them 

City area). The local 

In time of Auxiliary . unit, Flotilla 81, . Is 

poll, also l "searching" " h i for f qualified lifid 

However due to Increasing men or women, 17 or older, 

diiMnds on the Coait «* h« ve •« toast a part in. 

Guardsmen, who have bad terest ln a THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

is restored at Shore 

jL Mnrtca again 

heads auxiliary 

Pearl Mrvica wag reelected 

president of the 

b°at, plane, or 

Semen Point Rescue Squad 

their area of reipoiiiibfflty 

return of the trolleys here bdt 

beUeves there should bef* 

troUey especially for slg% 

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To many, the trolleys are'i; (% 

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John Carey, and Loretit* 

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retirement home 

$3 million housing project opened 

Ocean City "It's a retirement facility over 21, It is not • nursing able to live fairly inlnto 

new tor the well, aged except for home," Murray said, "ft'i for depindently but need a 

quarters around the the handicapped who must be those who are at lea«t 65 and congregaUve environment" 

time Iart fall with the 

ilUng of Wesley-by-the- 

**m/. 2400 Bay Av. 

jMjne reUrement facility la 

*"— -- by United MetbodW 

. a charitable not-forjlt 

organization. UMH, 

'»2wnlch owns two other 

Ule« here'— Weiley 

at 8th Street and 

Avenue and Wesley 

,:sW&nor at 2300 Bay Avenue — 

itei a total of eight In 

•tate. 

B. Murray, UMH's 

.-ûrecior of development and 

•f public relations, explained 

that Weatoy-by-the-Bay im't a 

nursing facility although it 

I |i235AsburyAve 

Icean City, N. J. 

, Waley Manor served as a 

nunlng facility, he noted. 

Michael Tumelty, admlnietrator 

for the three 

facilities here said the twofloor, 

80-unlt facility was 

needed to replace the Wesley 

Manor cottages that were 

flooded a few years ago. 

"Ilit flooding of the cot* 

tages gave us the steam to 

look Into a HUD funded 

(Housing and Urban 

Development) garden 

apartment complex," 

lumelty said. 

. _- . ___ Rent for the $3 mUUon-pIua 

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ate "unfi tor the ment complex looked like, just weeks into con- ^ î"deraT*"gover*nment g 

struction. 

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Murray explained that 

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consecrotion of the multi-millionôllar garden apartment complex; 

earlier 

|S Crescendo Club is nmrMng its 80th anniversary 

Hi said tBatappteafloni were wew J%SZSP 

taken on a flMt-eome, firstserve 

basis. 

tti The Oresoindo ? J^ f n^flW^Wwent! j««d#flt president to IB Mi. Mn> Victor Wctor M, The club owns two iteinway Steinwa 

itlantlcCitylBcele 

Ruby of Azotic Clly. irand planoi, one in the . 

80th birthday tola year. flie second annual award to an The group meeto months fijlowahip hall of the Margate 1 

"Once we've established . Satui* Satarday •ventag, AprU 28 area ^dividual or individuals eieept January between Qmmunlty Church, the after 

to 

mat they met the eligibility Is the *• club's f»th annual who has contributed over a October and June to perform atOwmPotai ' 

i 

id f toth il d d 

to *• club's f»th annual who has contributed over a October and June to perform Owm 

requireminte, they can move spHn * conowt tni mh period ofyean to.the musical , and dlscusa some aspect of 

in immediately or within EZZPF* a " ffotarship Bfe of the eertmunity, music, meeting mual^ at the "Meeting the ehaUeiwe of 

« w « rf to q , 

immediately 

f f p y , ting mual^ at the 

thirty days," Murray said, • "jrttar mujie Memberi of the Crescendo Mwpte CommuiuVChureh Mto ld i i K h 

"jrttar mujie Memberi of the Crescendo Mwpte CommuiuVChureh 

The faculty wai conaecrated 

Sept. lft and- full 

» 

occupancy occurred by the 

aid of October, 

ro «» Qub the 

« *«"«> w* " but wmMme at the Ocean 

a-OfiLMmA.BJ amiteur. or professional Bbtat Nunlng Home, noto M« 

m l In 

°° Atlantic performere, those who music are teachers, very ln- 

Ihe three facilities together * M h to 

im turun ror ma J rearB welted in music. Mem. 

accommodate about 250 ? nce Hie artist for this year's terested in music. Mem- l^fV1i)g>T 4t¥% 

mcertwlll «wlflbe be baritone Peter bership Bership chairman is Mra, Mra *tfU/Cf »F» 

residents. 

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recognized by 

improvement unit 

'It is our firm belief 

that together we can 

make a difference' 

The Somers Point Im- or committees which ere 

provement Association over instrumental In the operation 

the yean has remained an of our city," notes Carol 

active non-profit, non- Fitzpatrlck, association ( 

political organisation president, 

dedicated to ideals and causes "Most importantly, 

which will make Somers Point however, we rely on our 

a better place in which to live, fellow citizens, to keep us 

"We seek to do this by informed about things which 

keeping informed about the are happening in their neighplans 

of City Council, the borhood," Fitzpatrlck said." 

Planning and Zoning boards, Their concerns can be 

be Board of Education and multiplied throughout the 

those otter necessary boards city, and we have Ibng 

recognized there Is power in 

numbers, That power has / 

often, through the years, 

caused positive changes 

which might not otherwise 

have taken place." :• 

The association is actively 

seeking new members from 

all areas of the city! Members 

meet on the third Tuesday of 

each month at 7:30 p,mi in 

the Senior Citizens Building 

on Ambler Road, ;.;• . 

S:?a 

IHI 

"We schedule guest k 

speakers who provide/.'lnterestlng 

and Informative 

presentations," says Ihe 

president. "Our meeting time 

Is not used to gripe and 

complain, but rather to-inform. 

It Is our firm belief pat 

together we can make a 

difference.** 

For additional information, 

contact Fitzpatrlck at 927- 

3528. 

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Sentlnel-Ledg 

, APIW, 19, im 

Bvt and Irving Kleiner admire .their new 

daughter, Rebecea Anne, winner of the Ocean 

Wily New Year Baby Contest. 

First baby of V4 arrived 

4wo days into new year 

Rebecca Anne Kleiner, Mchmond, Va, and Margate, 

welghJng 7 pounds II auncM, The paternal grandparents 

was officially welcomed as are Mr, and MnhHany 

Oceandty'atottabvofthe iMmi'lUg'JE 

S« Y< "'»» M P" 1 - J«n- 8 - Th8 Meiiieri attended child 

M84(at ihore Memorial birth claasei at Shore 

-Hospital, Somers Point. Memorial Hospital and ac- 

.»»,w^ to the doctor, 

91 May started 33 years 'ago.' .,% arrive on Ssmm&an. 2, 

•wtiiTht Hetaers havefebeen•,«there mm oiu> a one-day 

fvlrtdtntiheMforthree-yearSi- wajfe .«•'"." T t •-••*"», 

n«|fci^Mel^*lslformer*F ofcW TniloiigiitwaitW^fttt^ 

Wchmond, Va, and Mr, Ocean Oftr baby was ta W4 

jWeintr ta orally from when a girl was born on Jan, 

1-Atlantic Qty. He is a pubUc , 12. ' 

,:•• accountant with his own flnn The winner of be annual 

.jdn neasantvilte, New Yfar's First Baby 

.IU;. The couple havi one otter, Cmtest, •ponsortd by

f J 

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PAGE 1?— SECTION SIX THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, APRIL 19,19S4 /jHURSDAV, APRIL IB. IBM 

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Cinder blocks ore just some of the 

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SOMEpS POINT-Ths 

world ii a eanvu for Jane 

Golden, 

The 31-year-old Margate 

native hai created her 

masterpieces on a travel 

agency in Santa Monica, a 

swimming pool In Bel Air, a 

bank in Beverly mis, the San 

Francisco Airport, on the side 

of a mountain along the 

Pacific Coast Highway, on the 

. celling of a doctor's home In 

Pacific Palisades and the 

cinder block walla of an 

abandoned service station In 

Somers Point, 

Two years ago the Gourmet 

Garage on Shore Road here 

opened its doors in what was 

once a service station. - 

The building was changed 

by Its new owner, Sandy 

Golden. Jane's father, from a 

storage grove for shock ahsorters 

to a showcase for a 

potpourri of cooking gadgets 

end dining miscellany. 

While the belly of tht 

building, filled with baskets 

and bundt pans, hardly 

resembles the grease-aoaked 

work floor it. once was,- the 

outside still looked like a 

garage. 

So, while taking • break 

from two major projects she 

was In the midst of, Golden 

convinced her father to 

contract her for a mural to 

turn the borderline eyesore on 

the stark dull walls Into a; 

Hvtly work of art. 

'"fiiere's netting like it on 

the East coast," Golden said 

The color-filled scene 

depicts Atlantic City in the 

•20s and '30s, complete with 

parasols and muscle men In 

striped woolen bathing suits,' 

lbs vivid colors and lively 

scene drew dozens daily to the 

building, to see tht painting 

being done.' 

"The enthusiasm here has 

bean incredible," Golden 

aid. "People were stopping 

all the time." 

Golden began as a muralist 

nine years ago. Her artistic 

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she has studied at the 

Univenlft> of Florence in 

Italy, Tanglewood In Stockbridge, 

Mass., befth on 

fellowships, as well • as 

Stanford University In Mo 

Alto, Calif., 

She begins her murals by 

•etching the scene on paper 

then transferring it — one 

Inch on her sketch to one foot 

on the wall. 

'"nut's the hardest part," 

she said, noting the work on 

the garage here took about 

five days to outline, Being at 

the mercy of mother nature, 

Golden subsidized herbusman's 

holiday as a sales 

clerk inside the store on inclement 

days. When the 

weather was clear and dry, 

she hoisted herself up on the 

scaffolding and filled In the 

missing pieces to her pain- 

ting. 

"I look at the walls as a big 

canvas," she explained, "I'm 

an artist not a sign painter," 

While murals are a priority 

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now. Golden has mastered the 

canvas both In oil and 

watereelon and has exhibited 

her work throughout Europe 

and Cdlfmita. 

Among corporation? with 

Goldens hanging in their 

foyers and offices are 

execute three murals in the 

Lei Angeles area while 

(raining young people In the 

art of raurU painting. ... 

She has received a number 

of awards, including grants 

from the California Arts 

Franklin Instrument in Rich- Council Visual Arts program, 

bord, Pa.; Helene Curtis the federally funded artisan- m 

Industries In Chicago,; residence program for the - 

Heritage Square Museum in city of Los Angeles, and in 

Santa Monica; Notch IS76 the first-place award ins 

ft-oductlon in Massachusetts, state-wide mural competition 

Rohm and Haas Company in in CaUfomla, ,"*"," 

Philadelphia, Seaboard Oil As the result of being 

Company In Atlantic City and featured In many national and 

the State Mutual Savings and international publications, 

Loan In Beverly Hills. Those Golden's work as I muralist 

a her private collectors' list attracted the attention',of 

include an executive at the FYtsnch television, and in July - 

Playboy Hotel In Atlantic City 1980 became the subject for. a •' 

and a baroness in Am- film documentary, 

sterdam, Holland. 

Golden and her work have 

Although realistic paintings been written up in a Sep. 

are her first love, murals are timber 1BK issue of FomUy 

publicly her strongest nit. In WeeMy Magazine, u well as 

miu Golden was chosen as ta such foreign publications as 

one of 20 artists in the United AimrOui in Moscow, L'Se- 

States for an exhibit at the prats in Faris'and O otetata 

Metropolitan Museum of Art Rio de Janeiro. , 

to New York Qty. 

"I'm hying to start a trend,. 

A year ago she was here," she said imUhtt, 

•warded a grant from the "Maybe if I get a few Jobs, ill 

California Arts Council to stay." 

v •" 

Photographer portrayed 

as a man to watch 

Scott Oriswold Jr. has been 

named one of the handful of 

New Jersey personalities to 

keep your eye on in '84 by Now 

Jersey Monthly magazine. 

He won't be difficult to 

watch because Scott lives in 

Ocean City and is one of the 

guiding lights of the Arts 

Center, 409 Wesley Av. 

Artists are seldom appreciated 

in their hometown 

probably because you see 

them all the time and there's 

none of the mystique that 

distance or absence provides. 

Scott's achievements have 

been genuine, As New Jersey 

Monthly points out: 

"Photographer Scott 

Griswold of Ocean City is a 

perfectionist — and mat is an 

understatement. Grlswold's 

black and white pictures are 

works of art. He spent urea 

years developing Ms printing 

technique, capturing every 

Cleaning I Pressing 

• Tables 

• Chairs 

• Dfy Sinks 

• Corner cabinets 

• Book Cases 

• Trestle Tables 

and mbch mote are available at 

hint of tone and texture in the 

photograph. Me has written a ( 

book on style and teaches it in 

photography classes, 

Griswold's reputation is 

growing; his museum-quality 

photographs command 

substantial prices — $250 to 

11200 — and are snapped up 

by art collectors as investments." 

Actor-actress duo Paul 

Newman and Joanne 

Woodward own original _ 

Griswold photography, ". f 

Scott's first book, alluded to 

by Ntnv Jersey Monthly, was 

recently released and is being 

used by colleges as a text. 

Talent runs in the Oriswold 

family. His dad is the nation's 

leading portrait artist of 

horses and other animals; The 

elder Oriswold jus 'bad a 

waiting list of clients for years . 

and an original by him costs ( 

in the thousands of dol 

HEADQUARtERSFpR 

There is a connection 

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

From the shores of Somers Point to the shores of Tripoli 

s, was not much more fee House on Ji# m, 1983, the United States Naral department u ISy be daitd m land1 from A U & , it I, unknown TmTÛMâî^t ^5Sff>$t 

thicket of woods and ^bffl,H.R.3ffii, rails for Aeadeiny or^ Arlington necessary In order to curry rtili.d*!nhT« TL.KIS Jwoughit_ ta unknown a hill werloolnng tbe bay, & patriot, a* 

banks of the Great Egg rernains of the , 

flarbor Bay, . States Navy mm 

'"However, a great deal of the 

"dfyir modem day uniqueness 

11* with the family that 

-founded what was once called 

1 %nenet Plantation. 

'in April 1982 the, Somers 

family burial ground at the 

site, 'next to the New York 

'Avehue School was 

{•dedicated in a modest 

ce'reftiony sponsored by the 

•Eilvlfonmental QomnUHoo 

aWthe Rotary Club. 

:'•»•'1850 Sarah (Som«) 

Keen, daughter of Col. 

| Richard and Sophia 

9 CSmiwell) Somers and sister 

of the late Commandant 

HicUard Somers, died and in 

he* will requested that the 

•monument be erected In 

honbr of her dead brother, 

who-was credited with conceding 

a plan for destroying 

tite'.enemy's fleet in the 

harbor of Tripoli where he 

Wa day, the United 

States Navy itffl keeps a 

vessel named Somera to honor 

the memory of this local war 

Sroie locally > fli burtal 

ground is parked by a 

moniimtBt—ied|c»tid—to— 

Commandarit Richard 

SJSBWi DAV unit to aid Viet A^norial 

SfflBtoaapteroftttSoniof 

nie American ItevotaBoa Is 

seeking to have his remains 

tti countay, 

ifccording to Dr. Ralph K. 

Tmp, of Forked River who Is 

hftlpihg spearhead the 

project, legislation enabling 

Out remains to be exhumed 

and sent back here for United 

States military burial and ?£L 

PAGE 13-SECTION SIX 

Under the "legislation the Commandant Sonera was uuad also sold land to other -SSasSS 

and secretory of the Navy is BKT great-grandson of toe surrounding founders such as 

There if an effort underway to have 

the remains of Commandant Somers, 

kitted in the Battle of TrtpbU in 1804, 

returned to this cmu^y^^m^b^ya 

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taow>«lt.ta«eeWctael who has taaJMthato 

MIya»Pttr«i, in memory mory te units unit's tavolvements tavolvements to 

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a^ttrwoU Ocean OKy OKy year year wifl wifl be be support support oof 

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Beachcombers which was March 27 this year 

--" Ocean CMy fte area Ques^p to «fr 

Jean standing antique shows and 

honors is still In the Armed ^ Z 

Forces 'Committee . _ of 8""P: S3' 1 *»iu«u«v.-WanJeil,llie taelude such locales as 

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P.O. Box 276 

Egg Harbor Twp., N,J. 

927-9555 

Dr. Leonard Tferno 

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Eleanor N. Rizzo 

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HARBOR fflCDICAl CCflTCR 

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II 

A multi-million dollar 

• • . • • i • _ 

project providing new, 

wide beach is underway 

DOMINIC C.RAFFA 

Per the second time in lea 

than a decade Sea Meaty to 

in the midst of a tnasslve 

project to build up our 

beaches. 

Hie current project is by far 

the most ambitious we have 

ever tackled. When complete 

it should give us the finest 

beach we have had in a long 

tine. 

It calls for an expenditure of 

$3,173,300. Seventy-five 

percent win come from Hie 

New Jersey Department of 

Environmental Protection's 

rtarted In the area around 

80th and flit itreets which 

were particularly hard hit by 

faU tides. 

With the dredging from 

Tbwnsend'a Intot, It is hoped 

(bat some if not all of the 

shoaling of that major 

waterway win be relieved. 

As we get into this phase of 

beach build-up we will also 

strongly urge the state to 

complete its f8 n*HHflfi nnMfr*r 

plan for the New Jersey snore 

as it applies to Sea Isle City. 

Ibis would mean the final 

phase of construction of three 

jetties in the vtdntty of 83rd, 

I We look forward with great 

optimism to the summer of '84 

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u reported the final fishing categories. Prtoei 

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'. pflolo by Sailor Sludlo 

Lyironmental Association finds 

>eople want aesthetically pleasing, 

fe 

[Iff!, heathful community 

government's overall land use 

Association president "But 

jfc f«on environmental 

#hlfl action has included regulations, not simply by 

research on resort population monetary considerations." 

siaustlcii, legal teattmony In 

three city development caaes The Ocean City Enand 

statements in ronlng and vironmental Assodntion is a 

Mrter^htirinptorttt m^ti,im£maikttimly 

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• OWNER ON PREMISES * 

OUTBOARD MOTORBOAT RENTALS 

*v.f - V ' I •': -I 

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CoUegevJUe (U lba,*6 oz.); 

Ftonoder—Greg Gag- 

Hanone of Pffton ill Ih». 

Philadelphia (10 oba. 8 ox.) • 3. 

Tony DePaula of HamUton 

Square (f lbs, 4 oz.); 

Toutog (b\adctiMh)-A. Paul 

on Sept. 15 a 16. 

PACE S-fiEOnON SEVEN 

atraaaler of West diwter. Pa. JoeMcNanweofPMtaddphla 

•); West Conihobocken (12 ai.); 

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iPAGE 4-SKCTION SEVEN THE SliNTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY,, j 

This group, whose clubhouse is a landmark;, 

has been promoting sport of fishing 70years 

Seventy yeans ago In the rf Incorporation, the club'« that purpose; to protect the Sept 

auri fishermen net on thepromote 

and enjoy the sport and generally to promote the 

beach to pool their efforts In a of flgMng In this state and to Interest of rod and reel 

common goal of sport- prevent the violation of the angling and to establish social 

smanship and In the process laws thereof relative to fish Intercourse and good 

to lay the foundation for die and fishing and to that end to fellowship among the 

Ocean City Fishing Club. advance and secure laws members. 

According to Its certificate through the legislature for Since Its incorporation on 

Having fun, cards suits fine 

Ifct Ocean City Card Club, president (927-«447). "The « Mac'i In Somirs Point for 

with a membership of over 200 dub had its beginning about the annual banquet. 

throughout the Wand and strong ever ilnee." . played every Monday 

mflintand, meets to play cards •venlng, just pinnochle on 

and have fun. The club meets at the Thursday nights. Card 

people and make friends," and Atlantic Avenue. Once a nights only June through 

notei ThelmH F Oerbgr. year the membership gathers September, 

MR. "K's 

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• Weekly Lawn Maintenance 

• Residential and Commercial 

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U.S. Coast Guard Equipped 

1) Rigged 'N' Ready Package In Stock 

Special Orders Available 

K- Offer I^plres 

May 31,1984 

f: 

I: Pick Your Power 

> Package Prices According 

' To Motor Size 

.;Heavyouty 

Exlde Marine $CQ 95 

the club has remained 

basically the same with but 

few minor changes. 

The club, now with a 

membership of over 135 men, 

Is available to its members on 

a year-round basil. During 

the off fishing season the 

clubhouse la open 24 hours to 

members for various social 

activities including many 

luncheons during the winter 

months and, of course, 

pinochle. 

Even though a private club, 

visitors are welcome if 

gate..jam§ member will be 

pleased to show you around* 

The club sponsors many 

fishing activities including a 

boys and girls' tournament 

each year as well as continuation 

of the prestlgeous 

cup casting tournament which 

began In IMS, Five casting 

and 10 surf fishing tour- 

John J. Coriah of liWHaven 

Av. is the current president 

and win answer any questions 

concerning the Club. 

"If you will knock at the 

club gate at 14th Street and 

the Boardwalk some member 

by a member. year's agenda for members, around," he said. 

SAGES; some are Dynamic 

Approximately 10 yean ago 

Atlantic Community College 

instituted a program of 

tuition-free courses for senior 

citizens who are 60 years of 

age or older. 

Known as the Senior Adults 

Gaining Education and 

Stimulation (SAGES) division 

of the college, It is presented 

once each week for eight 

consecutive weeks during the 

spring and tall. 

Courses cover a wide 

variety of subjects such as 

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OcBanClty.N.J. 5 

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bridge, line dancing, arts and each session of the dm, 

crafts and current Issues of which always concludes with 

Interest to seniors. For thea 

spirited questlon-answ«r 

convenience of students, period, ' \..'>-i'" 

dames are held In various 

neighborhood locations, 

throughout Cape May and 

Atlantic counties, 

tee of the most popular of 

the SAGES courses scheduled 

tor Ocean City Is entitled 

Dynamic Seniors, This class 

Is designed to* be both informative 

and entertaining 

and may consist of slides, 

films, lectures ' and / or 

o^cuwibtts-ar-iBDJectr -oftatereat 

and concern to senior 

citizens. 

Speakers with eiperuse in 

various fields are present at 

i 

The Dynamic Seniors class 

sessions are held on Mondays 

»t_ St. Peter's UBM: 

Methodist Church, 8th street 

and Central Avenue, Ocean; 

aty. John W. GJlbert Sr;of lfc 

Stadia Rd., Is Instructor for 

Bus okas, w £•', 

He haa had wide experience 

In senior citizen activities 1 ^ 

this area as well an the mm?l 

state of New Jersey^ T^j: 

Further Wormatfyn ojfW 

SAGES program 1 may «dl 

Atlantic Community College 

at MMBM §«. m tramm 

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SPORT FISHING 

aboard the 

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If No Answer C»l{ 

(609,398-0791 (609)423-1323 

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Live & Frozen 

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k We have all your 

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Harry Collins Store 

346 W«t Main Street 

Houns Tuei. «rrtiij«f,i-J? Closed Sun. *Mon, 

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Built with Honesty Integrity & Pride 

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THL.KSDAV.AFKIL îmi 

Wig is how u high-flying gull taw thevl$h 

Street fishing club pier In the summer of 1080/; 

Jaime Ololyneux of Philadelphia trecked her 

trike across the finish line for a second place In 

the Sea Isle Gltytrlke hike last season. ,n 

WSDAy, APRIL ifl, 1W4 

THE SENTINEL-LBDOEB, OCEAN ClffY, N.J, 

Including one to the governor 

More invitations for this year's Tîghtin Venice 

w t o ogut Dtvlrioo wUI wmW* Mm 

New-Jerwy and the Delaware nd towni In Nnr itmy «nd 

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PAGE 6-SECTION SEVEN n i SENTlNELiEDGER, OCEAN CITV. NJ. 

A north end beach at low tide provides the early morning setting for a lone walker on the jetty. 

Ocean City's Own.,. 

Party Boat and Fishing Riifl ( 

CHALLENGER FLEET 

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NITE BLUEFISHINQ 

7 p.m. Nightly, Eicept Sun, 

Begim Friday, Hay 25th 

thru October 

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THUB8DAY. APRIL 10'lfou ,THURSDAY, APRIL 19,1984 TOE SENTINEL-LEIK.EIt, OCEAN CITY, N J. I'AGE7-«ECT1ONS 

T 

I including ffnafifftNM point*) 

4, TeiiyH¥wprp 

i. iUpeaMMkMalflUM 

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II. Ala>Maw,MilMI»., 

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i«, •iraitJMemil.lMMM 

II, MIIM0MM,MIMtlC{ 

Baker s dozen plus 1,328 points 

puts him in the record books at OGHS 

js&g JJSU^SSS S si&gas aranuss ar-anuss 

Oews aty High baihtftaS sad the top JO in area Coach Jack Boyd. "Hi knw 

player. baAttbaO Mita^. surgery made Ua a tflg 

Bit dccompllihment question mark and. while the 

i atmadjhr away prior toln km hasn't really responded 

aeasoo doe to Baker's knee Out well to treatment, Homer 

Announces Its 1994 Schedulol 

injury which occurred in gym tag made name subtle addaffl.'niree 

week* before the tustmenta to Ua game and 

basketball mmm started, be Headed with his teammates 

underwent an operatiM on Hs to bra • very good team." 

Daily 8 a.m. Mon.-Frl. 8 a.m. a 1 p.m. 7 Dayi a Werk I right right knee. Dapito Dante .n «n tbe 

Baglna Monday, May 7th Begins Sat May 21A I *«w. tmnn, BJU« Bate «ffl itn Ma Mi that tet 8ak« itortad ptaytag 

hi fan played at only 65 basketball a • young boy 

thru Novambar 

Mini September 

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Beolnt MM, June 11th 

thru Mm. Sept. 3rd 

SPECIAL MOONLIGHT 

Charters of an types available throughout the season 

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Homer Baker, left, receives the gameball via 

Fisher after Baker completed his 100th vanity 

game and scored his 1,341st point for a new 

school record. 

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despite hto knee probtetm, he 

averaged 19.9 polnts.jer 

game. ;j,-; 

Baker was destined,^ for i 

success Iron fata first

P^jtE S-6ECH0N SEVEN THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CttTV, 

Baseball cards mix nostalgia with 'big business' 

Hie unraveling of a fresh, 

uncrlnkled tnd firm pack of 

ba«eball cards, perfumed 

mb. the sugary scent of 

buljjjle gum, is one of the 

standard memories of 

American boyhood. 

On a late July weekend, last 

season the Music Her became 

a massive pack of baseball 

cards where over 75 baseball 

card collectors and dealers 

shuffled nostagllla, 

memorabilia and souvenien 

after the third Annual 

Baseball Card Show sponsored 

by the Eastern Penn- 

(wsnia Sports Collector 

popped Into town for • 

stand. 

was something for 

ev«ry baseball-minded Individual, 

lit young and 

determined portraits of 

Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, 

AlKflltae, and Rank Aaron as 

young ballplayers In the mldlSOfe. 

brought a whole new 

colorful significance to the 

serious statistic book studler. 

TSere were eight by ten Incha.1 

color, autographed glossies of 

more recent stars for the loyal 

and the heartsick. 

But nostalgia, statistics, 

and the memory of pinstripes 

certainly wasn't the major 

motivating factor that 

brought many dealers, some 

coming from as far as Boston 

and Virginia, to display their 

wires. Baseball cards have 

become big business. 

"This is a good snow for 

us, "said one dealer from New 

York. Last year we were 

making dose to fgoo a day. 

They've become a hot Item," 

"My husband and I were 

both unemployed so we both 

started going to Fenway Park 

everday, trying to get 

autographs of all the players 

n brand new balls and tats 

during the weekdays and then 

go to shows like this one on 

weekends," said one dealer 

MEDICAL CARE 

Illness and injury. None plan on It and few plan for it. 

Where to go for medical attention? 

Now entering our fourth year of service, we can provide 

skilled, courteous and efficient care for all Ocean City 

residents and visitors. We hope you never need us, but 

when you do, it's nice to know WE'RE HERE!!! 

•Disfgnwli Equipped at 

; a hospital emergency 

« room 

• X-ray, ekg, lab, sutures 

• Licensed MD present 

tall times 

9th St. & Simpson Ave. 


filly 

from Boston, who came with 

her husband and two sons. 

"We also go to Coopenrtown 

Owing the tone when the new 

inductees arrive every year 

and we take about One dozen 

balls to get them 

autographed." 

This dealer also said she 

travels at least 300 to 1,000 

miles every weekend for the 

dealer shows, "The market 

was getting saturated in 

Boston and things are starting 

to open up elsewhere on the 

East Coast," she explained. 

According to most dealers, 

be most expensive cards are 

priced relative to , their 

popularity. The most popular 

and expensive ones are from 

the years that famous 

ballplayers were rookies. At 

the moment, Pete ROM and 

• Treats all non-life 

threatening emergencies 

•Waiting time generally 

less than 15 minutes 

• No appointment ever needed 

RE-OPENING IN JUNE 399-6700 

MCALLISTER 

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10,000 + 

Customers Depend 

On Us 

To Save Them Heating < 

& Hard - Earned Money. 

Who can you depend on? 

MCALLISTER 

Call the Energy Specialists for 

fuel delivery, oil burner service 

& courteous, individual attention. 

It's our tradition. 

'H(c 'ii 

,^J 

in 

sards of Steve Carlton, Mike 

Schmidt and Pete Rose of the 

Phillies are some of the 

hottest Items. 

"People know that they an 

desthjedforthebftllof fame 

and anything they touch turns 

to gold," said due dealer. 

Gary Walters, a high acbool 

psychology teacher from 

Jackson Township, NJ. and 

summertime card, dealer, 

said Oat when a certalft 

player breaks a long-etanding 

record, the value of the card 

Increases. 

"For example," Walters 

noted, 'when Ricky Hen. 

denon of the Oakland A's 

broke the stolen base record 

last year, hla card value went 

from 50 cento to $5 practically 

overnight." 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19. IBM r 

Although the business of 

Rod draw's rookie of the aelllng baseball cards has 

year cards are the most been a popular enterprise for 

popular. 

the past 15 years, moat 

Some of the dealers said the dealers say that the business 

future historical significance hu been booming fee past 

of currently playing super- couple of years. 

stars are also a hot item. Old - Why the sudden popularity 

during these recession ridden 

time*? 

"Well I mink many people 

are fed up with the current 

state of baseball these past 

tow years and dipping back 

Into the nostalgia of years Members of the championship team pose with Coach Vickl Hiiddell 

gone by brings back fonder following their tournament victory. ;' •>£

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I Downtown tea Isle shows a blend of old and new buildings In this gull's-eye view of the resort. 

ill, I 

Not just in Sea Isle, but in all of Ltidlam Beach between Corson and Townsends inlets, the Spinnaker 

condominium Is the dominant landmark. ' 

Annual bike parade is only one of many ways this civic unit is involved 

'community cooperation at its finest' 

fFkt Gardens Civic homeowner* Interested in and beautifying their nelgb- 

Afedatien ii • group of preserving the uniqueness of borhoods. 

500 caring Ocean City and improving Through the association's 

Abstracting Title Insurance 

^^^•^^^•^M BEACH ^^^•^^•^ 

ABSTRACT ASSOCIATES, INC. 

Agent For 

COMMONWEALTH LAND TITLE 

INSURANCE CO. 

I 398-1000 

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©pririg 

HARRY A. WILLSON. Ill 

President 

Phone (109) 

887-3700 

359-96th St. 

Stone Harbor, N.J. 01247 

efforts, beach approaches 

hive been Improved with 

water foundations, wooden 

walkways, bike racks, dune 

planting and playground 

equipment. Parkway benches 

were installed on the parkway 

and st present a continuing 

program la in progress to 

plant an the islands along the 

parkway, 

"Watch for hundreds of 

bulbs to bloom soon!" notes 

Richard VanHorn, 

association president, woo 

adds that the parkway 

planting is an example of 

"community cooperation at 

itoflhert." 

TTie board of directors of fee 

association raised money for 

plants, the city furnished 

•one labor and maintenance, 

and groups of members 

planted, weeded and watered. 

Flowers and bulbi were 

donated and professional 

advice wai frsely given, "Tie 

project isn't finished and lots 

more help is needed," 

VanHorn notes," So join In. 

The association isn't all 

work, however. On July 4, 

They share, cultivate 

Founded in 1970, the object 

of the Good Counsel Leisure 

Quo Is the cultivation of 

friendship among senior 

citizens, development of 

mutual Interests, and fee 

' taring of social, educational 

and recreational projects. 

Meetings an the second 

and fourth Wednesday of each 

month 1 In the Good Counsel 

social hall. On the social 

events calendar are a 

Christmas party, St. Patrick's 

scheduled to the theatre, 

casinos and to the CatsHUs 

and the Poconos. 

Officers are elected every 

otter year. Elected In 1984 

were Carmine Glamplelro, 

president; John J. Fallen, 

vice president; Joseph 

Rpdgera, treasurer; Dolores 

deary, recording secretary; 

and Margaret Sculley, 

corresponding secretary. 

Contact Fallen at 399-9408 

party, card party and Mayfor 

Information about 

luncheon. Trips are also, membership. , , 

Thomas Schneider] 

Professional Paptrhang&r 

14 Ocean Road, Ootmn City, NJ 0822$ 

We specialize In: 

Eliminating peeling paint 

and mildew In bathrooms 

and on damp walls; and, 

removing old painted 

canvas and Installing 

new vinyl. 

Have an old cracked 

plaster calling? I can 

make It new with white 

vinyl coverings. 

mints are available for 

wc ^ d P anelled or stuc - 

eoid walls. 

famllies^partidpate In a bike 28).Hie ladles have a lun- dinner dance provides a 

parade. Thereb a community cheep and fashion thow, sociable climax to the sumyard 

sale In the spring, (April (June 22) and the August roer season. 

\ „'.'•• ,. M *;«^, ' . -•. To («w and Jatorm i£ 

W =•,;•'?*• nwnb8ri,tne board hosts two 

..:..,... * *J*T " ',.•'•),'•';' yearly meetings when 

" •-•---•" government offlclila ari 

s,:- present to discuss areas of 

V ^ ^ flBmiBon intorttfc A member 

Trace}' Klimaytls, 3^, of Hun- I 

ttagton Valley, Pa, looks like she | 

pedaled all the way from Hawaii - J 

for the annual Garden's bike 

We'd be glad to 

HELP 

you with your 

advertising needs! 

CALL TODAY 

399-5411 

Tin Smfliwi-Udgir 

112 E. 8th Street 

Oftin City, MJ. 

corns JROARIAG mi 

i Storm 

Door 

Lock Set, Piano 

Type Hinge, 

Safety Glass 

and Screen 

Insert 

Colors 

Available 

A«k About Our 

"ARMORED KNIGHr 

The Energy Saver 

CUSTOM MADE 

Baked-on White or Brown 

Aluminum Storm 

Windows & Screens 

at Low, Low Prices 

Replacement Windows 

Jn White or Brown 

Regular or 

Insulated 

Glass 

ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING • TUB ENCLOSURES 

ALUMINUM AWNINGS ' 

FRANK & 

91N. Main St., 

FflEEESTlMA 

^ v rftt»bod»dta^ 

otter pelevanrgattert tf 

.A Interest. In addition, t&jp 

-mi rayor BNtl on a regular 

&** bflAlfl with fMe Association 

" presidents to discuss common 

goals and problems. 

• - The association Is also 

represented oh toe city's 

watchdog committee to keep 

; Informed on utilities and try 

I to prevent unjustified rate 

Increases. 

Association members are 

P represented by a ihnember 

dected board of directors. 

TTie annual melting and 

elections this year la June IS. 

Information may be obtained 

by calling VanHorn at 

398-1176. Residents of the area 

north of North Sheet who 

wish to join the Gardens Civic 

t. Association should send their 

%. name, address and check for 

••'"-'• »6toBox512Oceanaty08228. 

DHofol>y5u.K.1UnlclC 

Real gusto is shown by Brendan Smith, 3, ot 

Bluebell, Pa. as he takes a refreshing pause! 

during the bike parade in the Garden's section ofc 

town, 5 

GEll-SECTION SEVEN * : : l 

Beach renle 

' dramatic change thlisununir 

intbeUidlamBeachcotitan* 

a« bott Sea We aty UDdj 

jWtan»M benefit fcoflM 

mMmk 

pitted m June W, accordina 

Departm 

vlronmental Protection. 


is only the most 

J3W foot wide and 20 feet deep Upper TowDahlp Mayor Doratalc RaHa laid that he 

^ ^ t ^ ^ lfll ** lto rt ••* ai ? ^ #1 "^ mt iu m ta ttiitttf the work wflJ 

Slift^^L ^'••* i -,' / l0LmBmm!Uni$iyeiaUtt, be ready for the WM •eaion. 

. .„ ... __ ..... . . . "I to tttt^ bm the nlceit 

mm^ 

Gteat Egg Harbor Bay. That 

project was to the fall of the 

year and a great deal of the 

tend was fraabed out to let 

rtorms. TTie multwas that 

tod the ocean at n cost of 13.1 and lnto_tt wndbar In the•6a»on 

saw no change* in the 

jpn . "' ' oeW tne ^reject borrow 

' Iri both projects the state arwi to BOO.Wt wKfcand However siate and local, 

WiBplck up 73 percent of the artenda 1,000 fcrt af&hore, It offldalf are optimlitic that; 

tabondthemunicipaUUoswlll fatobedfedgeTtoidepthof the timing of thU project will 

IwftirenaJnini 29percent.; ftWitfc^^^* ^ ' 

Jl ^^Sr, 

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Sea Isle City's |3 JmllUMi underway and none too 

^|b i 

we're glad It's finally hap- aid. 

Mayor Dominic Baffa and Howard Dixon, 

superintendent of American Dredging Co. confer 

as the pipes to transport the sand dredged from 

the inlet to the beaches were being placed in 

Wtibrmry, h ••.;• ;„ .- ;• >„- ., ; ,:,s: l^k .. , 

< ^ OCEAN CITY ; 

LAMPS & SHADES 

936AsburyAve. Ocean City, N.J. 

398-4160 

•ring in your lamp for the perfect shade 

^,, fl ,-u» , "*'•»'•* 

This strange looking devise moves alon 

isIUMNIinmeasurtogthelevelorbrocfam 

44 YEARSEXit 

AWNINGS • H 

DRAPERIES - UPr 

THURSDAY, APRIL l»,Hfll 

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Pictured above in this 1922 photo are: Pounder 

Luther U. Wallace (center) with his sons 

Hillings (left) and John (right). 

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Changing Times in 

Page 1, Section S 

Upper Township 

... and more 

SentineUledMiir String Edition AMI 19,1084 

GROWTH 

One word summarizes change in this area 

UPPER , TOWNSHIP— township has wen growth In The fasteit growing population between 1970 and 

tanging times In Upper population, housing, new municipality in ape May UIO, well ahead of the 

Township can be siimmariiwi business, offices, shops and County, Upper Township had comparative 38.1 percent 

Ilh one W()rd - Growth. The aervices. • 96.7 percent growth in figure for the county. 

||pieke two receiving dishes at the Cablentertainment Earth station site 

W^Spayille pick up signals from a satellite orbiting thousands of miles 

^|^^th.e plattet. The tower fat the background transmits the signals to 

^tBiffltftaiitir throdghout the area. Into township-space connection4>e«aniej 

SHopjerationaljearlierthisyear..,,„.,. , 

"-SjTtie homes of Hill Top Drive exemplify the type of building going on in 

Upper Townsnip, where population has doubled in a decade. '% 

mftMBfeKfi T*« tat cenaM recorded 

*pofuppfrat8,7»1 up from 

Showing a nearly eqnal 

growth in dwelling units, 

there were 3,131 recorded In 

J880, an 84.1 percent growth 

from the 1,701 reported In 

WO, This, too, was well ahead 

of the 35.7 percent Increase in 

Cape May County daring the 

decade of the 70s. 

The communities of Upper 

Township evidence eonttaned 

growth, with many new 

homes under construction. 

though some problems 

might be expected as a rural 

area experience such 

phenomenal growth In the 

span of a few years, officials 

here have worked diligently to 

avoid or minimiie the 

growing pains., 

With foresight, Ed Getty, 

fbrroer postmaster of Marmora, 

encouraged the use of 

As the rural route grew and 

m b irt 

men route, 

448 boxes spread over a 35- 

routes out of the Marmora 

pott office, hw route was 

down to 534 maflboxefl on a 

Bhorter route. During the 90s 

her route has continued to 

reflect 4be growth of tU 

portion of Upper Township. 

Last summer she wai serving 

more than 600 homes on a 29mile 

route. ' « 

A« tag community baa 

grown, so has Its governing 

Village Shopping 

'+-'^Lf0$/*^%i,V- • V'V V,'. 

; Nestled between the Garden State Parkway, left, and Route 9 adjacent to tbe^cJcal^lnn, 

stretch Of sand along Great Egg Harbor Bay provides access in aniral setting to boatinfebata 

business and professional Continuing its efforts to restoration, occurred before itate ^ nude anlli 

offices r on Roosevelt preserve the past, the flnishing toucbea were ae- devdopmentofttnrlil 

in the Seaville area. Sodety of Upper Township More recent aocle^ lihrary Directoyv 

Township communities add dedication ceremonies acquifiWons for the «chool Bratlffed to note fl» 

— **.>. , hj S t b | ft tada*fl^drtd^~ltiitttt 

towniaip. wtr the Capitol 

obtained' Jaws of Life Restoration was initiated by schoolyard. 

7 contest for 

dtudren in VppBCf 

Within ten years, the population here has virtually doubled 

Z. ,.. "* •-fy 

k-r' 

•jpi 

'-'•"-TA.*' < 

seen service. The township is township Bicentennial branch of the Cape Hay have M its tnemt "A Dnwn; 

served by volunteer fire Committee. Research, County Ubrary to scheduled Come True." Wloneri inv 

departments in Tuckahoe, drawing of plans, and on Route 631 near me Rewie virioos age groqa oi Oe 

Seavflle and Marmora and supervising the reran- Squad Building taPMer»burg. mmperhinn win y to ttie 

last year the latter two had sanction were meticulously Ground-breaking to expected cadntyMht^y whePBtteycan 

boiisings for new equipment carried out by LlleFleetwood, this spring with project rtect tndr prtae--I a b«*S 

Hmini.t.r M»Y Couatr Chamber of were provided by the town- The new facility wffl ako «ndy afaorei panMflii 

aounMwr 

Commerce for the club ship. Robert EntriWn made serve Dennis TowmUp and in Stratnmere, Greats 

»»*«' biattUfieaHon 

Woodbine. A 1280,000 am- HjrborB«y to Bwtoyil 

^ ^ "" ta MBnor '* 

awarded, and the Cape Ifay hjMarâlWIle., - , 

sponsored a Halloween run reproduction benches $815,000 b««Itosuetofliwoce beautifiil. Wlth4ti ;r 

for the benefit of the Rescue fashioned from one of the construction. The county will setting, and pleasant 

Squad, and gave another of its original ones. Sadly the death recover part of the bonding moaphere,tthMjnanyf 

annual scholarships to o of both Lfle Fleetwood and monies from the grtnt fundt «nd servlcef," notoj 

township student graduating James Wilson, who worked The grant to funded by federal townîlp offidaL 

from Ocean City High School, long and diligently on the money, admlnWered by tae pwwth." ; 

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Established 1928 

. Sales Rentals Appraisals 

45TBattersea Road, Ocean City • (609) 399-0041 

2 Locations 

Til Atlantic Avenue, Ocean City • (609) 399-1856 

First Quarter Sales have Never Been Better for... 

HAGER REAL ESTATE 

Over Six Million Dollars in Sales! 

Within the past four years buyers have 

never had a better opportunity to buy a 

home or investment, than they do now! 

Stop in or call one of our offices and let our 

courteous and professional sales team 

find the right property to fit your needs. M 

Ronald G.Ailer JamesA.Dixon J? aleS - .Jackson Neal|,Jr, Timothy J, Richards 

TEAM James L, Bourgeois Artrchael Guadagno Dan 'P J ©.Murray Patricia A, Powell Michael A.^vrerbeus 

•..-.- ^ -H.--i..' O»«nCity,N.J. ' 

. WMMt «wttf hmrw of W«t (or mirwnmi Thli i fir,, 

. M brniywrrogm) honvuwtr. j knuflfui MW Fwia. room, 

;Mjnvlew«.4i)r.,j^bstti 

pper unitf«atur«!(ajn.i('«na:.irm«naoui.wraparKt 

^ 'kit 

Two oceonlront dacM) Two f Ireplaanl Tun car girMti Too 

ooodtobetro«forthllSI)«lroomaHibathb.»ctllrMlt(oronly 

MUJWi Com. opprnlafe 111. lov.ly view., gall HAOEB 

a#* j * 

^M^^—^ 

, p S t r r t r t ( l « 

around d«k.,,j Dr.,) bath lowtr unll, both 6(r« oai f 

l»at.PIuib«i0jb«ll(l.bl.lotlllExcluilv.lyHA«i(- SECTIOM EIGHT 

he old train station has taken on a new look 

omattra of the old 

itartlimiitMttiStwrt 

ff'Haven Avenue Inn its 

fSVloua rundown condltloo to 

-present state b the result 

• tei»yeif program bf 

QpMi Ctty Shada n« 

ttce. It waa the group's 

d t challenging 

Committee 

m" Mayor v with 2S Hlcksi yews. The 

' ground was covered with 50 

Hue Pacific shore Junipers, 

andabedwasinstailedforthe 

I planting, later this spring, of 

r red geraniums. 

A rustic waiting bend was 

;, painted to blend with the 

' station building. The band 

* has a cement anchor base in a 

bed of antique red bricks. The I 

Chester J, 

"- cm March U, 1W0, 

i unpaid volunteers 

three-tiered 

railroad tieu. 

"TTie Committee thanks the 

WanrndttiB overseea tfip, sp „„„. „. 

*^p^ of trees and Plwtod ag a aetm along the oun with the phase-three rf *• 

frprovides guidance to toe 200 feet north. Prior to the main planting 

mt, « pWwto projects. FuWc WffM ^loyiM rf • fardra atlOth Street and 

" Itti from the Ocean 

Painting Department 

painted the station its 

.-.ftps brown and antique 

;tf ^s with tho financial 

•tacking of the former 

~ and Alfred Duaey, tto 

; Public Worki 

ltendent, that toe 

hstadon became the 

:,_, Tret Conjmlttee'i , 

Jw undertaking. It was 

ered a matt taglwl 

It-tecame necessary 

down the fmner bus 

1 at Mb Street, and 

He Avenue, the sl^ 

%B practical location for 

«?uiBportation fadHtlw. 

was curtailed then 

dmt away wltt. It wai 

I to restore the station " 

adjacent parking lot aa 

Ifllâ transportation 

pVat u a visual at- 

'^&\ I. 

tongavm,raVM« 

wi o» »«n- pjanted with six Bradford 

a'Holly pear bets; A railroad He 

tofluded a Dowers in tedudtd. 

n^. A closcupof tye aW n.ilrourt staHon roof 

^taftuci and advice supports before painting shows the Victorian era 

pthcr interested parties, i' 

sjear restoration project 

gram, necessitated by 

'M.iMu and a 

tal time schedule. 

Ac one included creation 

S garden effect consisting 

a|awthorne trees, old gold 

Jance adjacent to tbe 

a Stalnton Memorial 

ay. Two upright 

' PJTS on either side of the 

ted Transportation 

m woe also In- 

. , too was the ana 

«»the public aDey adhi 

to McDonald's 

urant. Two gardens were 

efl; at the entrance way 

mm PnbUc Wort 

at had transformed 

lot to a weU pared 

mailoA parktag lot for 73 

^plfltfonn stations were 

" adjacent to the 

on the 10th Street aide 

as bus terminals for 

local and out of state 

'one also Includes a 

)n planting along 

t adjacent to the bus 

mu,\ with; Uwti 

"ttiautihil Lawni A ipecialty" 

•Weekly Lawn 

Maintenance 

• Complete Landscaping 

& Design Services 

Residential-Commercial 

CALL 

2304 

tf§WOPEN 

CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 

FULLY 

STOCKED 

Year'round 

with famous 

brands of 

merchandise 

gardes T5ranjport»tlon C«BttT," 

oot, 12- oommented Andrew Strung, 

wm tommi hanced by the planting of trees and shrubbery. 

Cape May County's Largest Dept. Store... 

Serving You and Your Family For Over SO Years 

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STORE 

Asbury Avenue 

ANNEX 

834A$buryAve. 

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Housing a major celebration 

: MARMORA - Houilng 

Mfimonlti for the local 

•eluntMf fin corojMny'i new 

engine began with a 

qtra June S. 

[iM Plerion, preildent of 

the flre company had 

phimlfed a "day of fun and 

ekdtement" and thoat who 

,o»m» out to wtneu the 

ttadltlonaj houilng - 

MghUîttd by the volunteer! 

pttihlng tilt new vehicle back- 

J - J i m UM flrehowe - 

flre department, paid or 

volunteer, 

A pumper U the truck that 

and, moit Important, pumpi 

mUt under high prenure on 

At flre, Bailcally n pump on 

wtjeeb, It IJ positioned between 

the flre and water 

wuree to provide iteady 

•team of water, whether from 

a flre plug, take, portable 

holding tank, or whatever 

source. 

[Technically known at an acquired every day M their 

amergency attack pumper, It purehaie I* cam* for fanfare, 

W the type of vehicle which tteir officially being put Into 

•trveeaithematattayofaiiy me - housed - a 

now located at 

920 Asbury Ave, 

"Aileen & Terry welcome you 

to a complete beauty salon I'' 

Look for our Monthly Coupon Spsolal* 

REGISTER NOW 

, for our monthly drawing for a 

FREE HAIRSET 

ttmehonored celebration that 

doetn't go unnoticed. 

The homing of the new 

iper by the Marmora 

no exception. 

Rep. William J. Hughes wa* 

gueii speaker at the 

ceremony, which was also 

marked by the dedication of a 

memorial to local firemen. 

The parade which began the 

full day of activities Included 

flre and emergency personnel 

and aver 30 vehicles from fire 

companies and rescue squads 

near and far. 

Following the homing, 

there was dancing to the 

music of Sundowner n, and 

refreshments. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGEIi; OCEAN CITY, N. J^ 

Mayor Daniel Beyel and Chief Rich Lee of the 

Marmora Volunteer Fire Company In front of the 

CMC Midi Pumper, the newest piece of firefighting 

equipment in Upper Township. 

four 

| Eagle Scouts among its membership. From left: 

• Robert H, Wrlgglns Jr., John M. Rose Jr., Eric P. 

I Winter and Kenneth D, Rickert, Less than 3 

Call for an appointment 399 4333 N ^ I Winter and Kenneth D, Rickert, Leis than 3 

,______,«_____,_:__ j percent of those in Scouting ever earn Eagle 

status. 

Vid Know 

has been 

serving the Ocean City area 

for over SO years 

TliR ROOT Of PBBIRW WATK8 

My INS Ai lit TN StiMntMidgK 

Mpft' have changed but Cerruti Beauty 

.Shoppe still offers that old fashioned 

{personal attention in all branches of 

I beauty culture. 

Only... 

One Location, 

"Mr. Mac" 

is now In LIN WOOD 

2000 Shore Road 

My thanks to all Kara-Lyn customers 

for their past patronage. 

IF WE CAN BE OF SERVICE 

CALL 653-2000 

for ippotntnitnf 

Kara-Lyn Beauty Salon 

| We're open Friday Evenings J 

Ocean City >a Northfleld lit 

HAIR CARE 

Thursday 

*2.S0 Off 

Any 

Permanent 

Starting •tiU.N 

w/cut, styling 

•M 

euarantce 

THURSDAY, APRIL 19 

Township clerk continues 

her education to better 

serve her municipality 

DPPBIt. TOWNSHJP-- 

Townshlp dtfk Barbara 

Camp had two important 

wents happen to her tort fall. 

She • rectived tenure u 

township cleric, an*, completed 

a one-week ccnUnulng 

education course sponsored 

by the International Institute 

of Municipal Oerta in Rhode 

Wand. 

Camp previously completed 

five courses at Rutgers for the 

many duties a municipal 

clerk Is called upon to 

preform. The completion of 

these educational courses 

enabled her to be ulicfally 

certified by the state u * 

registered municipal clerk. 

In addition to her numerous 

township duties, Camp has 

served as president of the 

Cape May County Clerk's 

Association for the put two 

years, is a member of tbp 

State of New Jersey 

Association of Municipal, 

Clerks where »he serves as « 

I member of the organkaUon's 

[ pubUc relations team, and Is 

also a member of the International 

Institute of 

Municipal Clerks, a worldfrtdt 

association of clerks. 

Camp began working for 

fee township in January IVfr 

"under the late" 

Upon Bergh's .„, ,UD 

Township Committee appointed 

her clerk. At stood 

tor eleecUon twice, and twice 

fee voters returned oar to 

office. 

As township derky Mra. 

Camp Is . the chief administrative 

executive of flu 

BARBER S7OP& 

ELECTRIC SHAVER 

liwinAMHoaDiilfrToP 

SCHICK & REMINGTON 

Complete Repairs and Parts on AH 

Makes and Models of Shavers 

For Service CALL 399-2320 

* OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND,* 

611 8th Street, Ocean City 

Our prices make 

you come once,,. 

Our good work 

makes you come 

back!" 

CENTERS 

NO APPOiNTMENT NECESSARY 

Mon,, Tuts, & Wed. 

Shampoo & Set ,.,,,.'3,95 

Hair Cuts...,,,..,, *3,95 

Touch Ups *9,50 

lnclvd*tttyllng 

FrasMng..,....,,,.»22,50 

ALL THE FAMILY CAN 

SAVE ON OUR DAILY SPECIALS 

3335 West Ave., Ocean City, 

Plions 398-8755 

629Tilton Rl, NorthfieW l41*0Hf 

(Across from Silo) 

Mon., Toes. Wed. A Fri. 9-5; Thurs. 9-7; Sit 9-3 

PtEMTY Of FBEE PARKING 

Friday 

Shampoo, Cut & 

Blow-Dry Styling 

Men's........'6.50 

Men's Hair Cut only ."3.75 

township under the „„„„ 

C&mittee. Her dnttes>; 

dude Issuing marriage, 

and death certlflcatrtjU 

permits, campground.{ 

trailer park licenses, iw 

ministering the townships 

gypsy moth pt 

recordingall official, 

of all meetings of the 

sMp Committee, proo 

recording and flltag of J m 

minimal correspondent* 

ordinances and resolutions. 

She also register* vofert, 1 

runs township elections, 

me certifled retarns, set 

polling places and, as 

states "about a minions 

Jobiconnectedwitfa&ftdayW 

May Operation of .the towiuMp^ 

, _ r nib*ha 

day, starting at 7:30 

morning, Township I 

Quip attends the many 

meetings of the ~ 

Cbmmlttee. 

"fte position of 

clerk la not an easy t»sk,"u 

•aid. "However, Help!: 

township residents ana 

visitor solve their problems; 

«i litfBgJett tbBt«t|» 

township government riin(F&s' 

anoothly as possible nam 

being townihlp clerk for 

Upper Townihlp a moat 

»wBi*a|«êHtMi,« 'i- 

mm 

If--. 

J Friends for a Library show their pleasure with 

prjpgress of building plans for a northern branch 

tffilfie Cape May County Library to be built in 

#p"per Township. From left; Dorothy Armand, 

Horace Steel, Florence Speck, Maryann Barile 

qijLouile Sheridan. 

TOE 8ENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Gall her a grand-mail person 

Neither laundry or dlabes 

nor ever a half -dozen children 

_ PHOTO BT Pita V*N 

'; Elaine Ostrander, newly installed president of the Upper Township Republican Club, 

tyfth the founders of the organisation, from left, Leon MigUacelo, Franklin Sack and 

Wood, prior to the Installation dinner at the Deauvllle Inn. 

oSfcrathmere 

too has its 

SHAMPOOS 

A MAN CAN CALL HIS OWN, 

Tta. 

nere.ln this oceanfront Upp«-, 

" iship community with the 

" parade along Ocean 

TTIUI flre whistles blaring, 

theârade started promtly at 

ndori and ended at the 

flrehouse where the parade 

«|nitmJttee provided hundreds 

o/people with coffee.soda and 

loe^qream. The Deauville Inn 

g»W out over 800 hot dogs to 

th9, crowd. WUlard Clark 

seryed as grand parade 

I Tliere were priies awarded 

oijSU divisions; they Include: ...— 

and Rob irW and Gayle ^ v "uw«heR»

PAGE 6 — SECTION EIGHT THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. TUlJRftDA V, APRIL 10.31B4 

Jersey Cape farm leader receives 

New Jersey f s top agricultural award 

Walter RBettsofTuctaboe 

was one of six fann leaders to 

receive the Distinguished 

Service to New Jersey 

Agriculture, dtatlon Airing 

the annual state agricultural 

convention in .Cherry HU1 

earlier thla year, 

. The award, the highest 

; recognition a farmer can 

; receive In the Garten State, 

•4ns presented by Gary B. 

: Mount, irealdent of the state 

•* Board of Agriculture. 

-; Betts baa been a firm 

leader in Cape May County 

for many years. He served as 

president and member of the 

state Board of Agriculture 

and Is currently serving a 

second term on the board of 

managers of 0M New Jersey 

Agricultural Experiment 

Station at Cook College, 

Rutgers. He baa also served 

« a director of the Cape May { 

" County Board of Agriculture I 

Bells has also been a 

longtime member erf the Hew 

Jersey Farm Bureau, having 

served on Its Board of 

Directors and as a member of 

the Farm Bureau Marketing 

Association. 

VB addition, be has given 

outstanding leadership to the 

tor atajoit 3d yean, ta a part T A L #-4WV»^ 

president and is currently J.t § llllj.6 

corresponding secrelary 

Beta recently retired after 

nnwe than 25 years rf service 

witt the Brldgeton Fans 

Production Credit Association 

and Federal Land Bank 

Association Joint board of 

.dbcetm. Be bad aerved as 

chairman of the board of 

tfrectcin. 

The award recipient bat 

also been active in GMO> 

manlty service, having 

•erred as municipal tax 

board of adjustment For 15 

years he served on the Board 

of Education of Estell Manor, 

bis home community. 

Betts has been recognteed 

for outstanding leadership 

and service by such 

Cooperative Eitengion of the Rutgers Soutb Jersey Cape May County 

Service, having served as Research and Development agricultural agent, aaU not 

dialnnan of the Cape Hay Center. 

only is Bete "highly deser- 

County Extension Service Beta and his wife, Uarda, ving g of thla i«tlnitd p 

Advisory Council and asBve 

at the borne farm in award "but Oat all citizens of 

director and past president of luckahoe. In addition to tbelr Cape May County" on be 

.fee Cape May County 4 8 ton sons, they have twoproud 

of his leadership and 

Foundation. Be baa also daughters, Shera and Muriel aervice to both the county and 

served on the Advisory Board John N. MacLeod, senior be Garden State. 

Big responsibility for Little League.* 260 youths 

The Ocean City Youth 16 teams with upwards of MO the spring. 

practices begin the second 

Athletic Association Is the all- players in three divisions at For major league players, Saturday in June. 

volunteer group which two locations, 6th Street and 11 and 12, ball games Volunteer coaches and 

oversees organized baseball Bay Avenue and 35th Street 

umpires are welcomed. For 

tor all interested youngsters and Haven Avenue. 

in late May; the sane more information, contact 

between the ages of 7 and 12. 

for the minor league players, Nan Costanza 399-1288, Greg 

Signups are in April witn ages B and 10. For peewees, Donahue -1793 or Barry 

The league consists of name practices and games later in the 7- and 8-year-oldjj, Vanderelice 4561 

for 

sowing 

seed - 

indoors 

By LARRY NEWBOLD 

Cape May County 

Agricultural Agent 

Vegetable gardeners often 

ask when they should start 

organizations as the Newtoeir 

transplants to have them 

Jersey Chapter of Epsilon ready when planting time 

Sigma Phi (the national arrives. Hie answer depends 

honorary extension tnUu on what kinds of vegetable 

nlty), Cape May County 4 Hplants, 

how they will be 

Foundation, and the Cape grown, and when they are to 

May County Board -of be set out in the garden. 

Agriculture. 

Cooperative Extension 

He began his farming vegetable specialists at 

Ureer In the early 1930B Rutgers University's Cook 

failing vegetables and College, when growing tomato 

chickens. During World War plants for variety trials, allow 

H be raised tomatoes for five to seven weete, while for 

canning and' other fresh peppers and eggplants they 

-market vegetables. In theallow 

eight to ten weeks. 

later 1940s be expanded into K the seed is sown in a pot 

fneesting lima beans and or other growing container 

peas for Seabrook Farms, the from which it won't be 

processing enterprise con- transplanted to a second 

tnmed to expand with the help container before setting out, 

of his two sous, George and leas time is needed than If the 

.Thomas, until 1969 when it seedlings are transplanted. 

attained a peak production of Under ideal growing con- 

4S0 acres. 

ditions, a container-grown 

' Witt his too son, Betts tomato plant that isn't 

•began a turf sod production transplanted will be ready for 

i with Just ten acres in the garden In five or five and 

LKnownasTuckahoeTurf half weeks. Transplanting 

be., the turf sodwfll 

add a week or tea days to 

ness has Increased the total tine. 

consistently so that today it is A transplanted seedling 

•fte only major crop in thetakes 

longer because its 

Betts' 500-acre farming growth is checked when the 

tjperatioa 

root system is unavoidably 

Betts retired from active damaged during Iran, 

farming in 1978, tuning splantlng to another con- 

operation of the turf sod farm tainer. 

"over to Us two sons. However, The temperature during the 

he still maintains an active time the seeds are sprouting 

; interest in the operation. should be five to ten degrees 

• Betts it a member and past warmer than afterwards. 

' president of the Cojttrated Also, the growing tem- 

|&d Association of Newperatures 

should be lower for 

Jtmjf 

the cool season vegetables 

During his fanning career, such at lettuce, cabbage, 

Betts instituted many croccoll and onions, than for 

;j>rogreasive practices In- fte warm season kinds such 

'.chiding Irrigation, soil con- as tomato, peppers and 

servation and drainage, and eggplant. 

; tabor saving mechanization. The minlmHfn night temperature 

is Important. For 

tomatoes and pepper, the 

temperature should be 

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Preservation of schoolhouse highlights Society's work 

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But not tourism 

Sand is the basis for this industry 

TUCKAHOE - Acqulaltion 

by Jenef. Mori* & Son of the 

Upper Township Sand k 

Gravel company btrt will 

tpokesmen, mt no having 

any additional Immediate 

Impact on the area economy. 

The, Mode Company, • 

provide the Morie Company member of the Energy k 

wM • auwtor-cfntury'i Minerals Inc. group of 

wwth of mineral reserves and companies undtr South 

allow (or additional market Jersey Industries Inc. (SJI), 

MMtanoo to South Jeney newtly Mquinid tht assets 

but-according to a company aid mineral reserves of the 

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INSURED-BEFERENCES 

local company for appragmately 

12,9 miUion. 

"The acquisition of the 

facility's 359 acres will 

provide an extension of at 

but 25 yean to the mineral 

reserves of Morie Company's 

New Jersey operation and-will 

allow additional penetration 

Into the commercial sand and 

CONTRACTOR 

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OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

gravel market In southern "Ifg primarily for the in- 

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SJ1. to be affected by Ike ffiim 

"Th§ diwrgifir of sand and taduatry," Werrril said, 

gravelproducU now available explaining that material from 

has allowed Morie Company the local apir«tieo U 

to erpand Its Northeast marketed for filtration and 

markets to a broader range of construction sand . 

customers," Ryan continued. According to recent UJS. 

Howiw, • company Dspirtaiat 0| 

spokesman indicated to The 

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remit id an toeaaa In ac- *• .«• United States, 

ttvily at tUs'ttne. prwiueiiig a variety of 

"Th§ idea of the acquisition Products far such markets as 

reserves In New Jersey," i 

Thomas Worrell of SJI. 

But he also Indicated that 

(he leal sand and gravel 

operation probably wouldn't 

be affected by market fluctuations 

in the Cumberland 

County glass. Industry 

because the market tor the 

Upper Township sand doesn't 

enter into that kind of 

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S^^M^^lfJ P»«nta|MiiBudiarpoww October filed' a rê«wffi 

iwori tor kilowatt output last generation. (be slate Board of puMfc 

^fLî. * **_ î,^. «. According to utility of. MWiJ for an additional 

JS^Bi^^ffSM* Mata. cotf "i nudta? fuel WJ million u a rEfa 

ftfi, ^"Ht 1 '"M" 8 " «»««» 71 percent of the bveitaent, • 

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The local generating local generator buBm, la *K°^ A^SÎi-Mi 

keflity - a writable tand- psrt, because it vat dao a j££*&J3aS5& 

inafkdojniMBng^nortton record year for the con- ^ m °7,H^^5 

frffli to dooUng tower, sttcta aimptlon of itocWeto by J " %^7?%HS 

««„•«, ,1^ consuBii a SJJP that unusually not Sf-Jr. S? ^«EuS 

of coal annual^. weather Jut mauam plu an ?-iSLJJ?^ #£ : ^5. «S 

to taprwed economy were SSW^L&S. « 

*«* repiauMra • line of jrimary facten la tte in- ^Jijff^ftA H! 

anpty coal cart ftretebei creased demand by com 22 it «y'!Sffi 

along^to railroad track from sumers. Electric sales were ^ OTUrt for Pwwoltt 

to plant siding out beyond up by 4 percent to M Wlllon *"Jv „„,,„», #« 

fte Oirden State ftrtwiy krtn. ud connnen atoo J*" »Eff JSffiJE 

into the meadowlanda bet- set a new hourly enersF «w«^ ld .* r " Buffll * * 

community and 

.«««y.«,ii« CoBlproduMdO percent of consuming 1.39 mlDlon kw» of 

during tte regular Atlantic Electrlc's power In electricity, up Sj percent 

-" day, following 1S83, compared to 18 percent from the prevlouj lew. peak 

In the paper. 10 >" ear8 earlier, Convenwly, art during the prevtouf year. 

^ ttie utttlty'a dependence on The fact that reeordi m ,„ „__., ^.—.-M- ,, 

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Hectrtc offlclaU, the savlngi ea* year frwn tte uHUhr »§ 

tatoieneraBôfpower& ^^ter^«S«iBLffi 

todûI^BKiBIncrease -^W V f m Towmhte, 

ta tne number of consumers, /mantle Electric not only 

JTSS* ^fflF ^fe? KWUM « tandmrk atai*. 

te wdiiM eotto," a uffll^ tu§ wltta itt generating 

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'Partnerships in excellence' more than 

Editor'* noWGamalU. 

Broadhy of Marmora it 

president of the Cape May 

County Vocational School 

Board of Education on 

which he Hat terved for s 

many yeart. 

Creating partnerships In 

excellence — the them of 

National Vocational 

Education Week, Feb. 13-16— 

was demonstrated at the Cape 

May County Vocational 

to C*I* m V c thit>auliful LbVE FRAME; you'll ôw why II is so 

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Ocean City's Finest Selection of Sales and Rental 

8th & Ocean A 

399^5211 

OMAN fliTV 

1 u 

COMMERCIAL 

Have an Office and a 

Twtt iedrobni Unit or 

2* 2 Bedroom units 

Pully Furnished •.' 

Off-sfreet Parking IT^SOO 

LOTS FOR SALE 

Ml 

iiw 

^' i '-- • • . . • ' . < • •. • ; . 1 ^ 

school head 

Mainland 

llpPJSrâfpIB 1 

JNgj^MjppK W^B^ 

l Kbranlod to receive tenure / 

i 1 ,' H « 

»A0 AND SOBS 

SPRIflOPOM, MICHIBAN 49884 

candidates respond to questions 

itfew 

(809) 399-5411 

Strathiaiere is 

_ 

ByMAHGlEBOWEN ferStaH 

SenflneJ-LedferStaH 

i**^township 

taiwver of the water company problem." 

tattitenirfiwite'dliWctjnminyd craning a 

_ T?,O ffpper like a school boud with Its omi budget ninb^ o 

torttafct 'mftrttodhrfldtart ld b B' ta 

Tpwnshlp Mayca- Dm Beyel told 3J» Cbmmittee 

^ ^ f 4 ^ thiniiMtiit 

wtonent^ of Environmental* 

L*(Biidthe Bond of Public 

and ^Jthe move may evA take 

^8rM,ô»JcItataihig|«B4Bg J K^SSS®?- 

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * ' K ^îffieljti^ olî' jPîaf is to "» » cmateut an action as siojatfw, 

i^^^^wi^^^pPW*fWSff"WirS^'f -; encouraging voters to approve the' 

advertlaiag ajaodfltcd with the 

t . 

MM . | WJpttandtetlwt'ioSÎ^S 

Subotlch denied the 

w«x 

golf coarse has been named to jwnlie 

,m^ ago, prt^^,£dtmOier tr(m 

WlWB of Octott View. W^W f^MHrtl^Ji^ 

g o 

mnU director. 

L J, 

Section Two 

Page 5 

S'jsa*M«aft,i 

^|t Woek from Atlantic Avenue to »0 feet west of the BiSartwalk, Traffic SafelyWficer Jui 

WH City Council Tuesday night the Ptat Department said|t needs 220 feet to oft *w "B5KW* « 

•:'2W,',- • .- • - • • • • • . . , ! • • . • • > : . - • • . • • • - . • • 

Hpi^lig Monday «i 4i

K' 

\>u 

•AGE 2 - SECTION ONE 

Selected Group of 

SCHRADER SPORT DRESSES 

and 

SCHRAOER KNITS 

Now 20% Off 

Tastefully styled Shirtwaist and 

Chemise dresses by Sehrader Sport 

in petite and regular sizes now 

specially priced to save you 20% 

Bfmm Otpt, • itcam Floor 

Now for Spring and Summer and 

perfect for Mother's Day, too! 

BarWzanJawns-— 

Robes, Sifps 

and 

Camisoles 

Our new collection of Barbizon 

Lingerie is made of blendaire 

Batiste, which is 

cool, absorbent, comfortable 

and light in summery. 

prints and sunny solids 

SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION 

NOW IN OUR 2nd Fl. Lingerie Dept. 

SENIOR CITIZENS DA Y 

Tuesday, May 1st 

SAVE 10% 

On the first Tuesday of 

every month, Senior Citizens 

save 10% on all regular 

priced merchandise 

Storewide.* 

'essetpt TV's, Large Applianeei 

ina Telephones 

SPECIAL $ 6.49 

s-.25-lb.S8.99 Regularly 

NOTHING B 

Prtfiffid for 30 win tor im 

hiding if aiiliii, holly, rhodoi 

Wlfgflini, dogwood, hrfflngMi 

md Bthir irtd.lMing planfi. Or: 

ganlully balanced. 

GARDEN CENTER 

tNitfntllMWm*n. 

V 

w, 

Open Daily 9:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.. 

Open Fri. Eve'til 9:00 p.m. 

Closed Sunday 

Dial 399-5511 

BUDGET 

SHOP 

til 'Best Buy 

of the Week" 

FLORAL 

QUILTED 

BEDSPREADS 

Twin J 22.95 

Full'24.95 

Queen *27.95 

•MMtlM? 

Compare Our 

BIG CARPET SPECIALS 

Installed Over Va" Cushion 

NDW 

fteg. $13.25 sq. yd. Pfl»WW 

Standard Looped Nylon T4«iOrS 

M 0 25 

Reg. $15,25 sq. yd • • w»*w§q 

f.H.A. Approved Nylon Saxony iscoiors $10 oc 

«eg.S>7.75sq.,yd, : IO.fcOsq.yd 

;Enkaton Nylon Pile, Wear-Date 

.yd. 

THE SENHNEL-LllDGER, OCEAN CITY; Nj.t ft >,„ THURSDAY, APRIL 20, i 

GET SET Fm^Mi0 

Our 1984 Swimwear collection for the entire 

family is now ready for your selection. 

Name brands, latest slyles and value priced 

make this year's collection the best ever. 

Shop now tor the whole family and you'll 

be set for summer. 

NEUTROGEIW PURE FACIAL CARE 

$3.00 

REBATE CERTIFICATE 

• $3 rebate with purchase of bptti 8 oz. Liquid Nfjutrogena* 

and a full-size Ntutroggna* Moisture (2 oz. or 4 oz.). 

• $1 rebate with purchasi of either an 8 oz. Liquid Niutrogena* 

or a 2 oz. or 4 oz. Neutjogina* Moisture. 

C;. ' 

••*• \ *•'"* 

V 

Council to decide 

^tonight on traffic code 

:By ANITA J.SPIEGEL and 6th streeU for the 9th street and Atlantic 

• Sentinel-Ledger Stalf pinny school which the Avenue and 8th Street 

state bit since approved, HI| Wavne Avanus 

Coundl win decide according to city traffic notiiif said they would be" 

wffl adopt t atato Mftty offlctr PtI. Jta hken down a^, oâM, 

^ttaafrHatt 

ormooting 

HOUS16. 

Plouiii, who hat been 

worMng closely closey witt itato Srod Hmww 

At the TuMday night tatt tattc i engineer Jh Joha M Mo- Kk ito 

n|kehop Muton, CounoU Cirthy, said thoflaBber which XuaX Avenue and ni 

Wuiied to thW ^ of will o^to oMrig irtopi (hS fffê A» 

fc« plan whtoo addresses hotw, win ttfnUf a 20 mph ^ ^ '• 

*«ed s^nes, one-way streets woa - S mph below the The temDorary four-wav 

and no-stopping and no- state's required school rone stop slgnsdeskned to alert 

standing Mnea. Since the speed. inotor^totoeDew truffle 

summer, Council has ad- Plounlfl said the county was Ugbts were Installed with 

drsssea phases one and two also Investigating the to- S 

^chdealwlthtramccontrol pl«nenu,tlonofaschool r,xio 

m#*M a^wl yWd detlw otter ttan : tti 

slfniTeowidi *•*»'* ad-- diirB0Bd.ihaped •ehool ; vT\ «T_«: 

Butered and han. ensuing sign at the to- »> iepteaaber, McCartny 

ppparkingbocauselt 1B toraMdlatoiôol, ittirtrt *» ta J"AJ^Lffi£ ffi." 1 * 

unflar liojqae tM Jurisdiction ani lay Avmue. Bay Avenue promote «tt aMip Streets 

and regulations don't require ta a county read. * » ^Btown through streets, 

itate iapproval. It paned Espoiito also wanted P^* *«• *§ slowing of 

loo^ttiiordtaaneflreouu^ awuranee that Council would «^8B>«aj^ the center 

county approval and the have the abfflty to rtdiiee f town jnd Increase traffic 

atfto'i; Hnaf oueatto im- ,tafflc ipe»d« AouU they flow teavtag an« tntertag tte 

pigmentation. prove too hazardous, but °v.. 

tftder fte orduHUici, the »MJs said he felt com- mi j • j 

Wed limit co West Avenue tortable wltl, the Increase. f lOOCl AlU 

bejween-North and 24th . "I don't see any problem . 

Qeets will be Increased from with the Increase," Houslfl 

Wn M mph. Between Mth aid *'»'• onlr 6 att." 

and 55aistreets, where West InaddlUon.PlousJa said the - \ 

J Avenue> , is under pe county, limit li prdinance calls g for p the g I1O1VT1 l?OllfifV 

JufedJctlon, also 30 mph the but speed from limit 5Sth to li in dimlnaUon the West of Avenue angled parking school «WW11 WJlUIiy 

59th l 30 streets, h b which fr the 5Sth dty rone i th to provide Wt A motorijta hl with 

ftt-^'AjtadTfi neater Mbillt f O^ 

wuidlman John Esposlto mm require «tate 1 

•' " meetings requested Other changes Include At 

(1 school removal of three-way atop 

itwstn 5th signs at the Intersections of 

AflustedbyDavidPew 

h Stret dra 

Great Egg^ 

lbtroct « minutes 

m'wM; subMct a 

m from tow tide. 

Weather 

\ ASTRONOMICAL DATA Sunday'* highs from the mid 

JflnrMota". ...Miyl 60, to 70 wl(h Km* Hbo In the 

B(oon in Perigee May 12 bw to mid Ste — NAT 

WJtoon •'• MaylS WEATHER SERVICE 

Joon in Apogee... ...May 24 

f Urn 

4 A u 11U AM DM 

1*147 fcai Ujffl Htffl 1 

I SsOT, 8:01 U:45 

MM 6:4112:15,12:27 

|\YlJGffr SAVINGS TIME 

1:16 1:59 2:07 

;i8;37 8:49 2:42 2:45 

HAT 

6:2S 3:22 ' 3:21 

2§>;IO 10:00 4:02 3:57 

3fJ0:2910:38 4:40 4:31 

Hint 

ST.JUDESNOVENA 

May the SocrH HMrl M Join to 

pnlMA IHWM MirM and 

glsrtftM new and fsrtvtr. Msy'Mw 

lacrM HMrt m JMUt hsn mtrcy 

en in, Holy St. Juds rwlp of tht 

Say rnu proyer f Una a day. by 

tne Ml day your pf«yw will M Mliwered. 

It nu never bsw known to 

uil. Publlc.tion mutt to prommd. 

My prayert havs Mtn antmnd, 

•.»• 

MAY 

4.*& lid ' 

State Parkway in the Crest Persons reporting to the 

Haven complex. center should have with them 

to8pa,Sateday, 

m >• «vailable to in. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, N J. 

JThe Eagfer B»nny was husy (M^Sunday ^nring^ tfee amwal best- • 

dresged judging and festivities. Winners, additional pictures on 

pages 2 and 3, Section Two. 

t's name,^ 


prlnlM and Pubtwud In AnwHcf. Srutnl F«mlly Rnort 

ByTht 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

nmUMfMIMMI U5P5No.«nM0 

H M if Mi O«to .t octM erty. N J. MM 

•k tMM ciw nHiMr 

FRED C. BKNSON... ,..,..„,,,,.. PuMishi-r 

JOHNH.ANDRUSII Editor 

BYRON T, MERCER.,, Advertising Manager 

SUBSCRIPTION Mint IMJtpar y«r Sf mMI In M M Oly, Sonar. Mflt, 

Maflnan, nimn «M MMIw'i Point, ttt moolta,».». I M m 11MB 

p«r ynr, aiM manm HJA MM M MIMBippi Miw I14M pv rMr. ma an 

i*wMtBid.25c«tt«p«-«py. putllafMMiaaiMi WHklyHary TMrMay, 

Mmi-waaUy TVMty aM Friuy Mm nru Mak M Juna until in> WHNI In 

iipMinM', PanmaMr! M sMrns cntnon lo TM ttntlnal-LadfH', P.O. 

Box Ul.Oc«n City, N.J.0BM. 

Special Savings During 

National Baby Week 

ON 

Danelnj Animals 

Music fox Mobile 

i vinyl animals, 

lied to face baby. 

They rock on balancing 

arms to Brahms' 

'Lullaby." Reg. $23.98 

Now $18.98 

FNe classic toys for bablos 

Matte of durable plastic. * 

Sold Separately, l ,"- 

• _ 

Grfc & Playpen Toys 

Activity Center 

10 fun things 

for baby to do. 

Reg. $11.99 

Now*8' 9 

Sûealc'* Peek Sailor v 

An amuslnQi tqlOrful eUction'cup '-"V 

, ,toy lo deljflhl at^d'entertaln babv, .3 

•'? 

Reg. $6.19 

SSSS? 

, , .Made of warm 

,, , WankeMype.matenal, 

, 3 colors to Choose 

', from * > ' * 

'•'( TOYLAND 

Play Quilt 

The Flsher-Prlce Play 

Quilt adds fun, intrigue 

and discovery to a 

baby's world. There are 

four different, bright and 

cheery activities to 

stimulate and amuse baby 

' Reg. $15.69 

Now*11" 

of 

CAKES 

ForAIOccaitoiii 

Cal 

388-1280 

m AWflrr AVMM* 

earn err, M. J. 

| SAVE $201 to $261 

Honey Pine Bedrooms 

4 Piece 

Group - 

Rig. 11,1* 

• Triple BratHf . FaiM M 

• Shell Mirror-Cti«t on ChMI 

Charming Early American country 

styling In a rich honey pine finish. Ac 

tented by authentically designed brass 

plated hardware, expertly crafted of 

solid pine and durable wood products 

for added strength. Created to capture 

the character of yesteryear, yet 

beautifully crafted for today's living. 

Any fittt ouy Bt puiduHi) tqunlety 

Night Table...|99 Reg tin as 

I feil 

t' 

Group ^V 

FACE 3-I 

Vanderpool wants code changed ] 

John F Vanderpool, can* aspects of oar form of - 

dldate for the aid Ward CUy government is the one that - 

Cbundl teat, «ay> he would calb f or checks and balances '< 

Hke to see "peace and bar- between the administrative I 

mony restored to city and the legislative tranche*," ' 

goveroaent." Vanderpppl coafltmed In a '. 

Hie candidate said he baa ncwi release. ; 

obaerved a great deal of "The administrative code ; 

opposition by some members ft* pfliw^d by my oppooent .J 

of City Oouadl In the lart two gives virtually unchecked { 

years to iwggrntirwi by the power to the city. ad- ; 

admlniftratloo on ways to mtadstrator who ia an on- ' 

nvetaidoUara elected official and canaet be < 

"One of the ad- held accountable to the '• 

ministration's ideaa that taxpayers and voter*,'' > 

dtteivri comklwafion la to Vanderpool said. . , >., [ 

amend the current ad- "Ms amounts to taxation . 

mhUstrattve code that was without representation,'' tfw ; 

paaaed by my opponent and candidate concbded, "and j 

otter members of City Ifa not what I voted for nor is J 

Cbuncfl to 1978," said Van- it what the other people voted - [ 

dspooL for when they approved the * 

"One of the important charter change." - , * 

APRIL SHOWERS 

«* 

Enjoy lt» comfort and good looks of our 

single-breasted aulhentic trench coat by 

Richard Hante....A« cotton shed 

wHh removable wool Sner 255/ 

Also available in doubte-br«utedpr 

I 

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i'l' I. 1 .. 

- PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THK SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. NJ.> 

Haspel worthy matron 

Virginia J.Haapel of Ocean 

Cfy ww installed at wormy 

matron to the W4« year of 

the Ocean Cltjr Onpter No. 

8S, Order of tbe Eastern Star 

onMondaydaring cmmonla 

at the Ocean City Masonic 

Abo Installed were Charles 

tt Haspel m aa worthy 

patron; Shirley J. adman, 

PAL, as treasurer; Janet C. 

ate; Mary B, MA, Chapter; Dnlde lying 

P.G.O.aaMartha; Barbaras. Grand Gwdoctrew- Hden 

Jones. P.M.. u ElecU; WOMB, Grand RaptMea. 

Marlon T. Murphy, PA1. •» tatty* of Yukon and British 

Organist; Clara Wilson, Cbfamtda- Marion Sheridan. 

P.G.O., •• Color Bearer; Grand Representative of 

Sarah T. Jacoby as Christian Oklahoma- LUUan Wilcox 

Pla| 1 

S,"" "tarprit rearing district deputy rf the 

Kraua, PJL, as Warder and 10th district and France* 

Robert Baiter, P.P. as Sen- FIcMtola, P.M., who win be 

tlnel. 

flbe new district deputy Abo 

The Installing officers were preaent were the parents of 

Mye Bell, PJ1 u ooa- matron; Charles H, Haspel Virginia j HaspeL Mr and 

ductress, and Eleanor Jr. P.P. as patron; Agnes H. Mrs. J, FeairneDer of this 53? 

Paschall aa associate con- On, P.G.O. aa marshall; who escorted their Hanrtn». 

Ma. • mitt L, SeUfflar, F«M, a tBtneEaji """•»" 

Tbe appobited A n forchaplain; 

Marlon T. Murphy, Presiding officers of the 

fee coming year an LelaFM, 

as organist; Eleanor R. other chapters in the 10th 

ttamay RM., as chaplain; Wall, P.G.O. aa warder and dfatrlct werealsoDresent. 

Joanna EUlott, WM., u Gary S. Steelman, pJ. as 

menhaD; Marie S. Totten sentinel. 

P.O.O. as Adah; Agnes The local chapter was 

Smmtn, PM., u Ruth; honored by the pretence of 

MBtrteH.Ha»pel,PJl,ai many guesta of the Grand BRIN6RBSULTS 

^m^^rj^r, \zî^\ 

You're Invited to 

(Ocean City's Block Party and< 

Festival 

Sat.» May 5th 

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

10th to 7th Sts. on Asbury Ave. 

Our prices make 

you come once... 

Our good.work 

makes you come 

back!" 

HAIR CARE HP CENTERS 

TBwjday 

•2.50 Off 

Any 

Penninent 

Stirling at UJJI 

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 

Mon.. TUBS. & Wed. 

Shampoo A Set "3.95 

HairCub '3.95 

Touch Ups '9.50 

Frosting. '22.50 

ALL THE FAMILY CAM 

SAVE OH OUR DAILY SPECIALS 

3335 West Avc, Ocean City, 

PJione 398-8755 

629 Tilton Rd., NmtMeM 641-0777 

(Across from Silo) 

Man.. Tues. Wed. 4 Fri. 94; Thun. 9-7; Sat 9-3 

Pl£MTYOFFREEPARMNG 

May 

Snampoo,Cut5 

Stew-Dry Stylng 

Udlii 1 . '7.M 

Men's •B.iO 

Hen'. H* Cat Ml»..'3.75 

SpiNGllftNlNGSreClAi 

from 

YOUR CHOICE $ 2.99 

itortN'Carry 

Basket 

Reg. 14,49 

Stacking Storage* 

•In Reg. £4,4? 

Special *8.4i 

7 Roughneck - 

> tying Toft 

Wa*teba*ket 

Roughniek* 

Carry Caddy 

Reg.U.59 

Special J 6.29 

Roughneck 

Step Stool Reg, tt.w 

Roughneck 

12 qt. Bucket* 

Rig. $4,99 

Special *9.99 

Receive a *2.00 MFG Rebate when you 

/? buy any 2 of the * items 

.•A-! ^W.,^^,, ^w.^S 

Roughneck 

Hooded VVastebasket 

Reg.S13;69 

Virginia Haspel, worthy matron, and Charles 

Haspel lU, worthy patron, were installed during 

Order of Eastern Star ceremonies Monday 

evening at the Masonic Temple. 

Main ... . . • .„ 

Come In and see our distinctive 

SPRING* SUMMER FASHIONS 

•k Dresses * Suits and Coats 

* Sportswear * Accessories . 

f MntwattosntPnmltat 

I A Complete Fur Service 

F44 A*bury An., Ot>M» ,M.J. VM.3tS.10SI 

1 

Research Club names 

Tbe 1 Women's Research 

Oub of Ocean Ctty MA a 

Hdgroefty meeting April 19 

to 3be Flanders Hotel where 

Mrs. William Martin, 

president, welcomed 49 

members and four guests. 

' "-" 

uree Ocean* aty cmbs 

.wererepresented—Women's 

Oub, Doris Johnson; Colony 

dub, ,Mary M. Barton; 

Women's Chic dub, Ltada 

Tnompsod. 

1 theODuectandpledgewere 

JedbyMrs.JohnC.Hetttt.An 

Annual reports of officers and 

committee chairman were 

read and accepted. 

Miss Emelyn M. Tesf was 


' welcomed as a new member, tiuest ipeaier 

The resignation of Mrs. Hikabeth A, Kemenosh who 

WnUam Zable was accepted apoke on ' 

with regret - 

Mrs. William Stewart, An Ocean City High i 

chairman pf we nomuiating graduate. Or. Kernel 

committee presented the slate completed nursing fcchppj and 

of officers for tbe coming year utTDftu SO CuUVDfAuC ftwi hi^p 

— Mrs. Howard Turner, doctorate. She bat ^beep 

president; Mrs. Alan A. practicing four years; »A, 

Stowe, vice president; Mrs. Hostesses for me afternoco 

E leroy Martin, recording were Mrs. Beginald Isele and 

secretary; Miss Ruth Nevlus, Mrs. William Stremtc. At^be 

corresponding ' secretary; tea table wen Mr»v Artbtrr 

Mis. George E. Williams, Stchcock and Htts MlUrfij 

treasurer; Mrs. Robert* B Bux. • .",»"O^ 

Durham and Mrs. Joseph 

Tfllese trustees for two years. 

The next departmental 

Installation will take place in 

meeting of me dob wJBjbjj-U 

.May- 

ajn. May 3 In, SLJftfara' 

United Methodtat Church.,, - 

Evelyn Fisher, center, chosen as ABWA woman of the year, with' 

president Mae Mackunis, left, and chairman Rhoda Brown. 

Named woman of the year;; 

. ' . : * : • : • • 

Evelyn Fisher was named 

"woman of the year" of the 

American Business Women's 

TOMORROW'S WORLD 

Pre-School 

Marmora/ N.J, 

FALL PROGRAM 

Registration Is Now Open! 

SUMMER PROGRAM AVAILABLE AlSmft^ 

Half day and full day sessions with extended 

hours to meet your needs. U 5, 

Ages 21/2 years to 5 years. Hours 7:30 a^m. 

to 5:30 p.m. 

We are a high qualify State Certified 

Educational Program designed to meet the 

individual needs of your child. 

For information and Registration Call 

I 390-1670 I 

Why Shop the Mall • We Have It All! 

KRISTY'S BOUTIQUE 

Join In KrTsty ? s Sweepstakes 

WIN A *50 GIFT CERTIFICATE 

TTiis week's winner, Susan McDonnell 

ESPPJT 

SantaCruz 

PRGANICALLY 

GROWN 

Oor'buyers have traveled extensively, TO 

bring you, our customers & friends, the J 

latest In Spring & Summer Fashions., 

Come in,and take advantage of their 

expertles, the/will be delighted, to assist > 

you, with your Spring's, Summer War- 

M. 

Association Ocean Charter 

Chapter during ceremonies 

Aprfl 12 at the Crab Trip, 

Somers Point. 

Committee chairman 

Rhoda Brown presented Mrs. 

Fisher with a sift carnation 

and congratulations as the 

chapter's first woman of the 

year. 

MM, Fisher studied mining 

at Temple University and 

worked at Shore Memorial 

Hospital and In the Los 

Angeles, Callf.,'area. 

medical secretary tqi~z& 

years. '*"" : '- 

During World War" fi" she 

was a riveter hi an atrpfsne 

factory, worked as a waifaMand 

at one time T "" 

iWAwi farm. 

Mrs. Fisher , 

fXflrinHp Charter _ 

ABWAln 1978 and transferred 

to the Ocean Charter 

in October 1983. 

served as ways &*_ •••>.,.— 

chairman, hospltatlty 

chairman and iaerfttf.'"jm 

with WneatonPIaflfics In the Her bobbies indnde 

quality control division ana 1 ting, crocheting and. 

hsa been ejryloyed as a carpentry. , £c 

PAPERBACK BOOKS j 

15% Off New Bestsellers 

Half Price Sales & Trade* 

THK BOOKATEKIA TWO ^ 

JUUIA Asbury-398-0121 

M 

RBO.E,,NO SPECAU 

30% Off 

allOlegCassini 

Swimwear & Sportswear 

M m 

m > 

OHer«xplres5/I/u 


/Won Sat. 10 5 „ 

vJim 

2(9// tasters 

HAIR DESIGNING FOR MEN AND WOMEN, 

Men's Shampoo, Cut 

Blow Style 

Women's Shampoo, 

Cm Blow Style 

y I Ferrtian«:rH,Wnve J 

'• •' , Reg,#4i' 

Now '35 

ilîsty's BoutiqiielpSaHi 

"4O 948 Asbliry Asbury AvC Ave. ^, /•»| articles, books and good used 

i dothlng. " ••• ' 

051111 ^ 115 ^^ toufrto ofV and WuT 

."LTtTSa 5«-H Heist n of Ocean Public Notice 

an for the event >tbe weddlng to gcoduied 

be ordered by forOct M 

PUBLIC NOTICB 

-12.25 each. They are 

Tf» NIIMrMB MMMAI t« 

n* Oc«n city Mli«i 

^,vjn4tely 15-inches high "" ' 

8o.ra at tt>.lr mMtMfM% 

Too Late to Classify 

i several blooms 

1. Vlclor |lta|M/.|»|| I 

isttval -is an 'annual 

M L» li mm^ 

cation project for 

and surrounding 

—mts. 

> win be ready for pick 

r_ng toe latter part of 

rThose placing orders 

Block 

Let MARK 

MOTOR eiKe-SUJV(UF2JO Sit A(jr. 1- DanIM S, i*. Block I0O3, Vnt! 

attonooo tun nawHtAv* 4-a m. m, ft m -nnil tit* ptn wprovif- 

MMMMrowyMi' 

PAINTERS - v«r mund work, own ""i."SrmS cSfiTllgck H» LM 

fnniportition .na «|Mri«ic« i,M,1,of *J-.ppliciiwfor.il. m.n 

ii-orw 4- •ppr. .pprov.i M CVi mprniMV WMInuM 

îiWlQUE COLLECTORS 

•ÔW AND SALE 

r'N0; 

ynfH May. 

4. MiBtiri, IK., Block 1181, tot 11 - 

AX] 

Always Looking F 

To You, 

For Yon 

I Bonniefe Closet 

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:.i_ SECTION ONE THE HENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. 

Obituaries % 

y 

, -L,'" 

'! J Martin Wisznat, 57; acclaimed 

pastor of Margate church 

MARGATE - Dr. Martin c, 

vyiffinfltf toe widely known 

pastor of Margate CommmllT 

Church, died April 11 

in Atlantic City Medical 

Center. He ma 57. 

Described as a "dynamic" 

and at tiroes "fiery" 

preacher. Or. Wisznat was 

credited with bringing more 

ten 1,000 new members to 

toe interdenominational 

church here during his 10- _ _ 

year pastorate Or. Martin C. Wlsnat 

Dr. Wisznat was ordained to the clergy at tbe age of O and 

after serving at two churohM In PMlBfMphtn, he Joined the 

Margate Community Church on Oct. 1,1973. 

The son of German missionary parents, Dr. Wisznat was 

bom In Esplrito Santo, Braill, and had ben raised and 

educated in schools there He beM both bachelor and master 

Philadelphia p and was awarded an honorary doctor of 

fivtaity degree from MuhUfflbttl Unfeer^. 

H Mrt' tt 

Otoey, 

i Dr Wisznat was chairman of the Philadelphia Lutheran 

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Ocean aty 

•*>• r * W,, 

Settlement Howe, a member of the board of directors of, the 

Philadelphia Protestant Home and from 1S60 to 1985 was a' 

member of Muhlenberg College board of trotoes. He abo 

was a member of the CommtastMi on QmrcbOMBge 

Relations of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod of tbo 

Lutheran Church of America. 

Among Dr. WUpsnafa numerous awards were the 

PhOflde^hla B'nal B'ritb Emm Relations Award, 1959; the 

Ansrie«n Legion Mttiagrind Service Award, 1BW; and the 

LutheranBrotherhood DUttngulsbed Sendee fa 1968. He alw 

hadbe«iawanledanh(«orarytoilghthoodtatheKiilght»of 

Ctyumbns and KMMM special recognition from Dugbte 

of Revolution. 

Or. Wiatnat was a member of the Atlantic i 

Quo, vice president of the Inter-Faith i 

County and editorof < 'Rellglon'n>ctay" 

Surviving an thm daughters, Deborah Anne Wfemat tjfr-. 

Somere Point, Nlria WLsaiat Chase of Moorestown and Usa * 

Beth Wlsinat of Houston; a brotber, FredericoofRonkând 

a sister, Emmy Bredow of Bremen, West Germany. 

Memorial services were Aprfl 21 In the Margate Community 

Church where celebrants were the Rev. Carsten 

Ludder cf the Christ the King Lutheran Church, Coral 

Gables, Fla.; the Rev, Matthew Kerestes of the North 

Miam| Fla,, Stun Lutheran Qmrch; and the Bev, Joseph 

DeLanrentfs' of Absecon, president of the Inter-Faith Clergy, 

of Atlantic County.. 

Memorial donations may be made to the Margate Cominfiffljty 

IJIUHÎJ Ba^tf*** -IHI Cpfl^H^fl ^^rff^fa Hâis^fltig- ^f^J, flltfflS, 

Arrangementa by tbe Plum Funeral Home, VentBor. 

Albert Semon; summer resident 

PHILADELPHIA—Albert W. Semon of Phtladebhla and 

OrjeanatydledsudrJenlyAprillJwbaeatwort 

An electrical engineer with the Army CJorp of Engineers In 

Philadelphia, he had been a summer resident here far 30. 

ytari, ' 

A veteran of World Warn, Mr. Semon wasa 1643 graduate 

of Dmsl University. Be worM as a manager at General 

Marine OB, and m a project manager for the RCA Corp 

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Be wa»,a memberof the Father j^%gh «h cowxdi Co of the Rose Wood; former longtii 

Surviving are tils'wife, VerMr three daughtm, jj 

Knrek, Patrida 1 , Clayton and Janet Swmyne, all of 

oriti in Us memory may be sent to the Rev. 

WUUam NesseL OSFS, St Francis deSales Church, 321 N. 

Church St,' BoboMoU, Fa. 1SB91. 

Charles 'Skip' Riis, 22 

Marmora resident 

,, t, 

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SUFFOLK, VA. - Rose Price Wood, 85, died Aprfl'; 

Autumn Care of Suffolk, a minting borne bare, 

ten In Greenville, 8.C., she was a longtime i 

Marmora until 1971 

&e was a member of tbe Second Cape May Baptl 

of Palermo and the ladles auxiliary of the 

Volunteer Fire Company. ' 

She Is survived by a daughter, BUlto B, Kea of 1 

Virginia; a stepdaughter, Mary Sue Marshall of ttmUn' 

Wgttia; and twostater*, Battle P. Keith off 

BELCQVILLE _ Charles "SUp" Hendrlc Rils, 22, died 

Aprfl 18 at Shore MemorialHospltal, Somers Pbmt 

Employed stTulli Northeastern Flsberlea, Cardiff, he was 

a longtmwarea resident. 

Surviving are ids parents, Charles H. and Evelyn Rita of and Ella Cobb of Anderson, S.C. 

Belc•_.*___» A graveside i service *__* was held ._ Monday ,_ in «~ 

I^nda Koegler cf.Belcovftte, Karto R1W of Ocean Otr, &*&&&> VOmao, Ammnmto were by htbe 

0, years' 

Mildred Ha ad ford. 85 

Mildred O.Handford, 85, of 1701 West Av., died April M to .JffffLHl^FiFiL! 5 ? * m West Av ' dW 

Ocean Point Health Care Center, Somen Point »or§ BtenorW HasBttal. 

A resident of tMsdty tor 11 years, she was faroerly of He was a frjnnerinalntenonce man for Kurtx Motors fieri 

C*WrZn,piT"?bornTlXh«£,l^ Af-**«**«•«**«WMr Griffinformerly 

'--'-- - - • • -avid la Marten. S.C., and Hagerstown, Ml s :i»> 

Hsli wrrtved by his wife, Mabel Thompson Griffin; a son, 

Ocean City; five grandchildren and four great- Wffllam G. of Ocean aty; a brother, Raymond of Ocean 


Serviceirwin be2pjn. tomorrow (Friday) at At Chester Services were Wednesday In St. James AJW.E.' Church. 

- • FuneralHome, 201 AsbtnyAy.,wiai tbe Rev. Friends win" leave the church this morning (Umrsday at 9) 

of Holy Trinity ^lscopal dmrch of* to-cortege to AOajitic aty Cemetery, PleasantvuTe. **>'•* 

. ArrajigenientsarebytheGodfr^Fnnei^HomeofOcaait ^ 

Mary Dodd; medical assistant 

STEELMANVILLE — Mary L. Dodd, U, of Bargatatown 

Hoad died April i» In Shore Memorial Hospital. 

A inedlcal assistant fw 10 years, Mrs. Dodd formerly was 

employed in the admissions office of Snore Memorial 

j are her husband, Fred; five ions, Fred of 

Atlantic Oty, Larry and Robert, boa of Somers Point. 

James of Metucben, and Thomas of Ptnnpano Beach, Fla.; a 

trotter, John Timer of Ocean aty; 12 grandchildren and 

tore great-grandchildren. 

Services were Tuesday in the MIddleton-Stroble Funeral 

Home, Somera Mot. Burial wag in Arlington Cemetery, 

Drexei Hill, Pa. 

Tbe family requests donations to the Atlantic County 

Cancer Society, 1112 Tllton Rd:, Northfleld. 

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CRUISES FROM 

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From To 

Aug. 2? • S Nts, To Btrmuda U9S 4978 00 

S§0t. 1 • 3 Nts. Party Cruise....... MM. $595.00 

Sept. 4 • 4 Nfs. To Bermuda ...... $3W $775 00 

Sept, 8 • 2 Nts; Party Cruise $i« ms 00 

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• 31.000 Tons • Newly Rtfurtlihed • Pull Cislnq 

I Call 399-0032 I 

• Standard capacity, timed 

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• Fixed temperature. 

• Removable up-front lint 

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• thirabls porcelain enaniel 

,i finish drum. s j L 

• Electronically teetod 

'quality. 

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Margaret Radcliffe; ;.!;: 

retired salesperson 5 ;.t 

April 22 In Store Memorial Hospital, Somers Point' •>'!.: 

She was a resident of the Lutheran Home In Ocean View, 

Retired, Mrs. Radcliffe was a salesperson for Bailey/ | 

Banks and Blddle u Philadelphia. 'i'' 

There are no Immediate survivors. r^-." 

. A Mass of Chrlstlfln Burial win be said 10 ajn. today" ; 

(Thursday•) In St. Augustine's Church. Burial win be In Capt^ 

May County Veterans Memorial Park, Cape May Courbo 

Arrangements are by the Chester J. Wlmberg Funeral 

Home, 201 Asbury Av. 

Stockton Snyder; 

was with Atlantic-Richfield 

Stockton B. Snyder, 69, of 501 Gull Rd., died April & 

He was with the AUanHe-Richfleld public relaf 1 * 

department in Philadelphia, working for the firm from 

until retiring in 1970. 

A resident of tidi city Btace 1872, ,Mr. Snyder, 

longtime resident of Alden, Delaware County, Pa., and 

graduateof tbftWharton School, University of Pennsyly 

He Is survived by his wife, Lois B.; two daughters, 

D. Snyder of Boyertown, Pa,, and Satan T. c£ok of.] 

town, Pa.; a son, S. Richard of Coconut Creek, Fla.; 

sisters, Catherine Wink of ShWington, Pa., Jane Kl 

Wyotnlssing, Pa., and Sally Pfromn of ABentown, Pa.; 

five grandchildren. _ __ 

Services md burial will beat tbe convenience of the family 

under the direction of the Godfrey Funeral Home. •« 

Tbe family retpiests contributions to tbe Ocean aty 

Rescue Squad. , 

f 

TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACBOSS 4aH!nflynoblt,' 

1 Peterson or, SOMwdowi 

Wilde d 

62 Prom a 

10 Toronto iice 

footballer 53 Musical — 

14 Mitt 

56 Hints 

15 Fields: Lai 57 Mate ror her 

16 Matal 60 indignant 

17 Ran easily 62 Foolish 

18 Form Into 64 Moslem ruler 

grains 65 Garment 

20 Lamb's 66 Montreal's 

parent 

— Dame 

21HocKeygoal 67 church Partiality 

23 Goblins 68MouIhward 

24 Mediocre 69 Say "HI!" 

25 In case that to 

.26 King 

of DOWN 

13 Poetry 41Clcatrly 

0 Bar legally 1 Amorous 

19 Not mounted 43 Unyielding: 

•4 Faint lock, 

22 Affirm 45 Obliterating 

•5 This mo 2'Stupld 24 UK native 

17 One-time 3 Contend 25 Soviet river 

Mrs. Sinatra 4 ~ Maria 26 Lock of hair 51 Texas player j; 

18 Qlve forth 5 HCMP 27 Of blood 53 — Louis i? 

19 Morocco port garment 28 Author 54 Half prat 

H Enjoys Jhe 6 Insect larva 

slopes -.r. J J Zola 

55 •"» — Minor ,j 

»2 —am- 7 Dreaded one29Zod|acS|gn gewindiosisW? 

moniac 8 Macaw 31Capjured 57 III will, !* 

,! Sllflht trace—3j sheSpjsh 58 Concerning 

(3 Prison si 10 Parcels out 33-Stlekum 59 Get Wflether-1 

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T rat)B8DAY, APRIL 2fl, 1984 

'' 'lilayor Jack Bittner signs Daisy Day proclamation designating May 10, 

Uând 12 as Daisy Day in Ocean City. Looking on are Civic Club mem- 

Wf£> from left, Mrs. Richard Strehlau, Mrs. John Costello and Mrs. 

Ralph DeAngelo. 

jffgmed an intern with Sen. Bradley 

» Greg Wbelan has been Ocean aty High" School and 

'•appointed to work In the has Just completed hta Junior 

Washtagtei otfet of State year at Brigbam. Young 

Sm, ymam Bradley as a IMlfintty to Pnm, Vtth, 

Btadent inteni, wnMtHht ill majBrtag la 

During hb elgl.t-wceks polWttcl science. \* 

sttnt, luspriniaiy'lutoi will He is the ism pf Mr. and 

be to the arei of fesearrt,' MWiaigenitftetahofOeaan 

season wrap-up on May % 

B-^rr-' Counsel Friendship vironmental planner Stephen 

Cfflb will hold Its final Gobriel wLll spt-j.k on bench 

njeWnj for tfci season 12iM rate' ' ' "' " 

pju^Wednesday, May 2 in the The spring luncheon Is 

social, hall where senior ,en- schedujed for 1 p.m. on May 

Ort'^TUNlTY SALE U at Mae's restaurant, 

SOT MAY i AND S ^^^^mers Potot, Reservations 

United Methodist bs nade in advance. 

S S B 

Road and Central Avenue, 

linwood, are sponsoring their 

"*3ring opportunity gale on 

^Wednesday, May 2 from 10 

ajn. to S p.m. and on Thursday,,May 

I from 10 a.m. to 

noffli. There will be a large 

assortment of clothing, books, 

household items. 

• 

NATIONAL DAY OF 

FRiV¥ER PROCLAIMEb ! 

President Ronald Regan 

Pf roclaimed Thursday, 

>3;the 1984 National Day 

of PrSyer, when everyone is 

asSftl'to take five minutes at 

no* to pray for the nation 

ana-Its leaden. 

Let MARK 

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Sizes* 16, Ixf, Small • Ext. Large 

Open Thurs., Frl. & Sat. 10 to 5 

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IN GOLD. 

From ourinlmitcly 

KOMTAa UHSIS AVAIUBU 

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,1! Affe there't ftshmn in'ticif for i-vrnnm: 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, frJ, 

Daisy Day proclaimed 

here May 10-12 

Mayor Jack Bittner of- three days to accept 

flcially has proclaimed May donations. . 

10,11 and 12 as Palsy Day in Although Children's 

Ocean City for the benefit of Hospital Is located la 

Children's Hospital in Philadelphia, many children 

Philadelphia. > from this ana have received 

medical care at the facility. 

Tbe Ocean City Qvic Club No child Is ever tamed away 

has sponsored tbe event for because of financial reasons, 

many years. Volunteers will Donations raited during 

be at mam' businesses in the Ms? Days are used for this 

Ocean City area during the purpose. 

Members etfGiassirf f 34 

are sought 

Members of the Ocean aty school, 399-1290, so that In- 

High School Class of 1934 wUl stations may be sent out. 

be honored during thta year's Golden anniversary 

annual commencement graduates have been honored 

exercises on June 8. , at annual graduation 

School officials jwearodous ceremonies since the school 

to contact all members of thta celebrated Its 50th andass 

and urge them to call nlversary In 1974. 

Betty Strange at the high 

SINGLE PARENTS 

SPRDra DANCE SATUH- 

DA¥ 

The Single Parents Sodety 

will bold a spring Champa, 

dance Saturday with 

awarded lor the women's 

most beautiful and the funniest 

spring bat and for tbe 

men's moS attractive He. 

Refreshments will be served. 

For Information call 82*4298. 

ST. JUDE'S NOVENA 

Auy tn> UcrM Hurf of M M to 

MorM, ilgrHM, Mnd «M pr««r- 

VM ffmWihMt «1* wwld now tM 

ferwtr. SKIM Hurt ef jmn, fmt 

far M. it. Ju«, mwMf or mlriclM 

pray Mr us. It. JIM* help M 

notnltM. pftylorlrt. 

MV Itlli prayer f HrflN I Sn, Vt 

rhilih My your priyar will fee an 

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My priymkain totn annnrM. 

PAGE 7 — SECTION ONE 

Preparing articles for the Antique Collectors Club show andsafe are, 

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P*«ple who start! 

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intent on the puppet performance at the pubiic, library during recent 

library week activities. •*.-..,-.»--.»•«? 

Workshops are set May 8 

THB SENTINEL SEE, OCEAN CrrV, N.J 8 - SECTION ONE 

Ocean City notes *»? *»««•» 

Aosemblymon Joseph 

CWnnlcl and Guy Mazlanl 

confirmed Tuesday they wiU 

seek reelection In INS despite 

(peculation that one or the 

other may call it quits. 

Words buned by indicating 

that Mayor Jack Blttner 

might throw his hat In the ring 

if he didn't face incumbent 

opposition. 

However, Chinnfei said he 

wasn't ready to give up 

serving the people of Caps 

May and Cumberland 

counties after seven -terms 

and Muzianl commented he 

wouldn't know "how to do 

anything else." 

Blttner, on vacation, was 

unavailable for comment. 

Local, businessman Roy 

Gillian - who has dabbled in 

county politics but livea by the 

adage business first, politics 

second — said if would be a 

"real surprise" If Blttner 

pursued, higher political 

aspirations. 

"Sometimes it's better to be 

A big fish in a little brook man 

a little fish in the state's big 

brook," Gillian sail this 

week. "He (BHtotr) Is too 

wrapped up In loctl politics: 

A*! fan busy building his own 

machine In town. He's doing 

what a politician does; 

making friends." 

April is Child Abuse 

Prevention month and there 

,-.-... are steps you can take to save 

The Sentinel-Lidier duidrm from mistreatment *« 

^HJareifla.Tuesday,"--an mimmri'emm â"bmSneti-offter--•---«—-——•—-—- - — 

Federation of Jewish 

1 

workshops on the dynamics of 

1 

mbth'er/daughter and 

•Marpte " ^ nMle/fi » il8 retaHonsUps, 

. DÊMnorBromberg,and There wUl be a » coyer 

chairperson of the Human charge at the door, To make 

Behavior sequence at Hunter reservations or for further 

oAuege School of Social Work tafonnaflon contact the FJA 

York, and fiarbara " 

IMMMM* * * * * * * * * * * * 

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pubUshed by the New Jeney 

Education AssodaUon, the 

taw requires the prompt 

reporting of reasonable 

suspicions of child abuse and 

But those making reports are 

granted Immunity from any 

civil or criminal liability 

incurred by making such 

reports. 

One resident learned the 

bard way by informing the 

tocal police of her suspicions. 

The police gave her name to 

the suspected party who in 

tarn cited the Informant forharassment 

Municipal Court 

Judge Richard RusieU 

dismissed the charge, 

however, and said In (act it 

was the suspected child 

abuser who was doing thi 

buisjing to the informant. 

Reports of child abuse and 

neglect should be made to the 

Division of Youth and Family 

Strvtaes by caflmg, toll free, 

M0.79MM0. The number 

operates 24 hours and callers 

may remain anonymous. 

The NJBA wans not to 

contact the child's parents 

because the child may suffer 

even greater abuse when he 

or she goes home. 

Tne resident who tried to 

help wltt police Intervention 

reports an improvement In 

fee child's treatment now that 

fee proper authorities have 

become involved, 

"Sometimes a parent can't 

admit they have problems," 

they. 

RE-ELECT 

COUNCILMAN 

William J. Meis 

for 

Honest, Sincere and Careful 

• Deliberation on Every Issue 

I that comes before the council. 

i , i t William Jwel«- 

24-HOUR BANKING 

FOR 24-HOUR 

CUSTOMERS 

Even tough-to-please customers like 

Lounge-Around Larry 

"I just love to soak up 

the sun and relax So what 

, if I spend so much time at the beach . 

•, , So what if it's after 3.00.. What's the rush? 

, Witty my MAC 24-Hour Bank Card, I can get money 24 hours 

' a day at any of over 175 MAO locations throughout 

lV 

Newrêrsey.. including one a few steps from 

M , the beach Sure I'm a little lazy... 

f/ i L i I'm also a lot smart." ^ 

m ,•»"* With iSsjrs'&ii^pfiople-'But with MAC wo now can ; u\ j J 

• ...{rton/4 Qljr sorvico to you 24 hours'a day! l -' r '•--'•' • 

KoyGIUlsn will be honored 

by Council tonight for Us 

Involvement. In city, community, 

county and philanthropic 

aeUvlttei. 

A local businessman, 

Gillian has been Involved in 

fee, Jersey Cape Diagnostic 

Training Center, fund-raising 

tor Shore Memorial Hospital 

and served as city commissioner 

among other activities. 

The Cape May • Atlantic 

County Chapter Juvenile 

Diabetes Foundation meets 

Tuesday at Ollle's 

Restaurant, NorthfieM at 7:30 

PA, Topic for discussion to 

the benefits of fiber In the 

diabetic diet. For more information 

call the JDF office 

at MM710, 

The Sting Ray Motor Inn, 

1280 Boardwalk, has been sold 

as of April 1! to Tony Frank of 

fee Impala MoteU •. \.v "i -J 

The motel was fcrpjiefc „ 

ownedbytheflronmwHWM,'| 

group, which continue**; to ' 

operate the, 

le 

larles Qspengler 


• Over 35 years experience 

• Name brand carpets - 

• No-wax vinyl flooring' ' 

• Expert installation 

• Commercial & Residential 

Call 399-3343 > J 

Vlall our ShOKrocm Location at < 

tai WBST AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, 

FLOODING PROBLEM ? 

ATTEND PUBLIC MEETING 

PURPOSE* To discuss drainage 

problems. \ ft ; 

PARTICIPANTS: The public, Council ,V' £, 

Candidates and Professional 

Ingineer . s \lk' * 

••• • -" i-i'-'f/ 

DATi." Monday, April 30th, 1984 

TIME & PLACE: 7*0P.M. :M 

Intermediate School 

18th St. and Bay Ave. Ocean City 

Why The Citizens Committee 

for Responsive Govern 

Can't Support Wiiam 

Because: 

• He VOTED to give crty management personnel 

HUGE SALARY RAISES. 

• He SOLD REAL ESTATE to former City 

Administrator Paul McCarthy while he VOTED 

to give him a LARGE PAY INCREASE. 

• He was the president of City Council when 

the City Administrator was awarded 

UNCHECKED POWER. 

• He called 500 concerned citizens "A BUNCH 

of ANIMALS" at a City Council meeting 

last year. ;*. 

• He compared our "NIGHT IN VENICE" Parade 

to the movie "JAWS", angering residents 

and members of a boating organization. ,. 

.^/ > 

• He was president of City Council when the 

infamous "MEMORANDUM of UNDERSTANDING' 

was signed making Ocean City's management 

personnel mm one of the HIGHEST PAID K 

in the state. i i 

Left have responsive and efficient government for a 

rt. 

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8 

4 

Il'f' 

PUBLIC 

NOTICE 

NOTICE Is hereby given that a 

Municipal Election will be held In 

the City of Ocean City* New Jersey, 

on May 8, 1984 for the purpose of 

electing Four Candidates to the 

Candidates are listed below In the 

order In which they will appear on 

the ballot. 

FIRST WARD: 

William H. (Bill) Woods 

j MarkVidetto 

• (Responsive and Efficient Government) 

s 

SECOND WARD: 

Herbert D. Smith 

r (Candidate of the People) 

i John V. Vande»*Dool 

f -- CPirafynaiafriirtpwp^C 

Mils 

THIRD WARD: 

1 John J.Esposito 

(One Who Cares) 

FOURTH WARD: 

John M. (Jack) Jones 

Vincent James Milita, 11 

Polls will be open from 

7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., 

Prevailing Time. 

POLLING PL ACES 

1983-1984 

OCEAN CITY 1-1 OCiAN CITY 1-1 

U.S. COMt Quart Station Ocean City 0o»rd of Rsalf ere 

101 North Point Ro»d 405-Mnd Sfrttt 

OCEAN CITY 14 OCiAN CITY 1-2 

Bract RMity American LtglM 

100 Atlantic Boul«v«rd 14th anil Havm Avenue 

: OCEAN CITY 1-3 

Oitklll Insurance Aflwicy 

117 Atlantic Avtnue 

nOte§ by Margie Bowen 

OCIANCITYt-1 

V.F.W. Home 

IH1 BayAvHiUB 

i OCEAN CITY 1-4 OCEAN CITY 3-4 

; Harbor HeuMMottl Community Center 

j Second Stnef ft Bay AVMUt l«th and Simmon Avenue 

% OCEMtmr^ OCEAN CITY 4-1 

pM Hoo»lng Authority Our Lady of Good Couiuel 

"$; m • Fourth Street ' 40th and Central Avenue 

f! (Parish Mall) 

M OCEAN CITY 21 OCEAN CITY 4^1 

City Hall Annex Ocean City Airport V 

StrwtandA»buryAve. l4thandB»yAv«noe 

&,iSiMNWM:;:. OCEAN CITY 4 3 ' '' 

pwukôf GoodCounMl; 

THE SKNTINEl-LKDGKR. WOE*Sfflim|M 

Dap Beyet aald he wiU responded that he was writing rfflcials-I'm not mire," tor This award, which hat been 

-^-Mfl M fll ellow itowmUp itoU various tetters feat day, In- them to investigate. termed the "Nobel Prize of 

ittee John J. Me- cluding one to the Department Frank Gripp, director of the ft? Mainland" honor* .-.'a 

Donoogh at Monday nlght'a of Corrections regarding Department of Corrections, person or persons who with 

(n$ettgg for using township Manorwoods. 

told The Sentinel-Ledger loyality and dedication, and 

stationery and letterhead for "It wasn't done in- earlier this week Oat he without thought of personal 

a • news , release endorsing tentionally and I did not in- didn't know what places wen gain, works tor community 

Sheriff Beech Poi for tend to represent the Town- being considered or if they betterment. 

reilcction. 

ship Committee," he said of were adequate, and referred Ballots may be obtained by . 

'If hi wants to writs nmn beta endorsement. "It (the fee newspaper to James V, writing the Chamber office at 

releases be should do it on letter) was signed by me." Stabile the department's 1520 S. Main St. Pleasant- 

Hi-own paper," Beyel told 

TKm Sentinel-Ledger little to no headway has totter lnfonnaUoa Stabile 0777, Deadline to return 

Wesnesday, "It to improper been made in the move to stop said that he would have to get ballots is May 18. 

and it gives tbe impression the Manorwoods Juvenile feat Information from Gripp 

(hiaj the Township Committee correctional facility from or Thomas P, Lynch, Heather Mnlveima, a third 

hi«" sanctioned it" Beyel moving to Upper Township. assistant commissioner of grade student at the Jordan 

commented, witting that It U The state Department of Juvenile programs. No In- Road School In Somers Point, 

taxpayers' money that pur- Corrections still hasn't made formation was provided as ofwon 

a prism as part of tte 

chjwes the stationery. a decision on the matter and a nresstlme. 

Starahip Reading Contest 

y had no idea anything was spokesperson with the 

which Is for all third grade 

wrong with it," McDonough community relations section Petitions art circulating In students in tte school. The 

said, "If that's the case I aaid the department is the township for signatures contest Is one of a series of 

won't use it again. I stand waiting for recommendations for Dorothy Armand who Is activities that are held to 

corrected." 

of oner locations from a running for county freeholder. encourage sttidenti to do as 

Armand waa recently much reading for enjoyment 

selected to the local Board of as possible. 

Education. 

The Somers. rant Police 

dmled • reqiiiit to bold a ~", fe, „, ., ,,_.„ 

iprlng lilr on townebip 5"L_ CWI - "«"« w i 

tfvundi. TowDjUp Solidte £^ n % ^ _ 

JmMTOJdroiclWitehite K?^t«nts liitmt^l annual gymnastic show (aet t¥«% under tffe 

S55J^r^ wro =^— = S r a» iM^J^ 

mmmmmm 

US fflF WtwM mmm i mm 

' " " • ' ' • ' < • • ' 

The Toiraihip CommlBsi Steven H, Patchrt of Shop requlriminti, andliiftly .. • 

mdapoupofreridenharito HirtwMi •ad Auto Parti, "Wei of rental equipment upptr TowBttla COB Conattend 

the quarterly meeting Somers . Point recently aligned for the do-it-yourself mltteeman Jack McDonoogl 

of tha M«rine Solincti received a certificate of wsumer, has announced hla en 

1 '1 find 

to pursnade them not to rent Knowledge 

Juvenile correctional facility, 

K^WfifPf^KTWWWiPW 

of marketing 

wnouncrt IU 14th annu.1 Week proves Mtp 

TRAVEL 

Unto* 

612 8th Sbwt, Ocean City 

program under the new 

program not only will 

TRAVELERS ADVISORY! 

AIRLINE TICKETS 

ARE GOING UP!! 

Somffafrifnes are rafsing 

their ticket prices May 1st, 

Purchase your 

tickets now . * . , - 

The 

mortgage 

specialists 

want to hi 

you become 

home ownei 

we hnve me money And we imve the pmenw 

you con depend on Recniise ape Mny cnunrv 

Snvings & Loan wns onqinaily esHhiisheri rn npln 

people like you become home owners 

That's our primary business. And were good at 

So when you re rrarly m turn into j h m» 

owner nirn to Cipr M,iyn untV-!MI1 r • LMIN 

We li.ivr- me monpy ;mti ^ i tuvr tin .n« m i 

'ii'rf^ 

we'¥e got 

Beech have man than eon. 

the dull disagreeable 

tap water habit 

dwb6rtcd.wttcrsbj sizes to fit 

yojjr touy needs M ffi qWnseis 

EvHythlng ywi make with 

water tastes better with 

^, ^ k ^ ^ ^ffi.^^SP* 

wanly rings." . •• mm to Cape H§> 

Accordmg to HcDoDOUflb, , ' • • ; * 

mwm 

FREE Home Oelivtry 

ULMER'SHOMt 

4PWWKISMWCE 

mmh 

t However, a 

f Ânk^m \L 

the election. Alao, Board V 

Preildent Jeanne Gorin 

Sdbotlch called her the v 

tenwon of the election:to 

her the taddent was a ] 

Subotlch declined cams, 

when contacted fo 

clarification • of his coi 

tradictory itateroehts. "' : f 

A NJÂ spokeaman ui 

Mrller thla month subotich 

SSP^ 

pflntiidBni utllli 

_ Wi mktor was brought 

fl» 'prost' 

3130 Altai ry Avenue 

399-4398 

ill 

II 

E 

i! ,1 WHV PAY MORE 

Armour 

Sliced Bacon 

111 STORE SLICED 

Wunderbar 

Bologna 

S|! WHY PAY MORE" 

Eliio's 9 Slice 

^ 

WHY PAY MORE 

Aqua-fresh 

Toothpaste 

am 

Silverstone 

Fry Pan

ft' 

Pff0rw"7tfmt 

PAGE 12 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, THURSDAY, APRIL 26. 

ByMARIEHUBER 

SoctalEdltpr 

Passovei, celebrated by 

Jewlih people last week, 

begun ibout 2,800 yean after 

the world began, according to 

Genesis. 

Hie holiday, celebrated for 

dgbt days, itarted at sun- 

down April 16 and ended at 

sindown April 24. Foods eaten 

during Passover are 

different than the noi 

Kosher foods eaten 

throughout the year, 

Matio meal la used for 

baking rather than regular 

flour and potato starch Is used 

to place of corn starch. 

BUS TRIP 

TO 

Baltimore Inner Harbor 

on Saturday, May 12,1984 

leaves Ocean City at 7 a.m. 

includes 

transportation & aquarium 

For more Information call: 

398-7853 or 

398-0439 

Benefit! fh» Sunshine l»oundaHon 

OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. 

Now Serving 

•Breakfast 

• Lunch and 

Dinner 

Weekday 

Lunch & Dinner 

Specials 

SEAFOOD STEAK & PANCAKf HOUSE 

•t|i and Central Avenuas 

OcaanClty 399-0113 

ifferent* tasty—desserts using matzo 

During this itae the Jewtah 

families do not eat foods made 

with levenlng agents such u 

white toad, crackers, cakes 

and cookies. 

In contrast to practices In 

other religions where foods 

an prepared in advance of a 

holiday, the Jewish wife does 

not start cooking for the event 

until after sundown on the 

first of the eight days. The 

kitchen must be cleaned 

thoroughly and everyday 

dishes replaced with 

Passover dishes, using one let 

for meat products and 

another for dairy foods. 

lYadlUonal holiday foods 

also Include honey sweetened 

dishes, dried fruits, chicken 

and chicken soup, bitter 

herbs, mateo crackers and 

matzo flow foods. 

lie recipes for this week 

include three desserts made 

with mateo meal, and a redpe 

for mateo balls. 

Brownies ire a favorit 

• VOTE* , 

VIDETTO 

1st WARD 

Ors. & W. tat by IIMner HugMi 

with most, biit for those who minutes. Cut while hot. 

prefer less sweet desserts, Cool in pan. Yield* 18 (2thls 

recipe will be worth inch) squares. 

trying. Tbs crushed pineapple —— 

keeps them moist, but doesn't 

come through In the flavor. 

FUDGE BROWNIES 

3%-ois. bittersweet 

chocolate '"• ••_-. 

14 c. margarine or oil ' 

% eggs 

One-eighth tip. salt 

Two-thirds c. sugar 

f-ozt, crushed canned 

pineapple, drained (optional) 

•• hi c. matio cake meal 

He. chopped nuts or raisins 

(or both) 

Melt chocolate and 

margarine In top of • double 

boiler over tot water, CooL 

In a medlum 

toe afjM.$ijr : j, 

CHOCOLATE 

COOKIES 

1 o, matza meaj 

He. sugar 

1 c. matzo-farfel 

% c, chopped walnuts 

ft c. raisins > 

Hirce-quaxter c. coarsely 

Bottle dolls, being displayed in the hallways of 

the Dawes Avenue School In Somers Point, were 

made by fifth grade students to represent 

historical figures the students study during the 

year. 

SHAFTO'S 

RISTAURANT 

124? Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

OPEN 

Saturday, April 28th 

at 4:00 P.M. 

CLOSED MONDAYS THRU JUNE 2BTN 

319.0318 

chopped sewl-mreet chocolate 

2 eggs, beaten ' 

One*lrdc.oil' 

In a large railing bowl, 

combine matzo meal, sugar, 

farfel, nuts, raisins and 

chocolate. 

In a small bowl with electric 

mixer, beat eggs with oil, 

Pour liquid mixttme over 

dry ingredients In mixing' 

bowl, mix until thoroughly 

blended. 

Drop dough by teaspoonfuls, 

two-inches apart, onto a 

greased baking sheet; 

Bake at 350 for SO to 30 

minutes, until golden brown. 

Yields about 24 cookies. 

Here's a light sponge cake 

that can be served with plain 

confectioners' sugar or 

topped with heavy whipping 

cream. ' 

ONESTEP 

SPONGECAKE 

10 eggs 

2 c. sugar 

1 e. mate cake meal 

y* tsp. salt 

Jutee of one lemon 

\ 

One3hlrd c. melted shortening 

1 tsp, salt . 

Dash of pepper 

In*, medium fuse mixing 

bowt beat the eggs and add 

water, melted shortening, salt 

and pepper. Mix,well. Add 

matio meal >' and stir 

thoroughly. , 

. Refrigerate for approximately 

one hour. 

- FonmnixbuvintobaUsand 

drop into MUp; or cook in 

boiling water with one 

tablespoon salt. Cook for 20 

minutes. 

TIP: For an added treat 

spread chicken fat (schmaltz) 

£?*»« American 

^ ^ s to be given 

during Swienconha 

Susan PtereW, a student at 

Mainland Regional High 

School, is among recipients 

OH year of the Rev. Msgr, 

Leon I, Wlnowicz Memorial 

Scholflrahlp to be presented 

or by the Poliih American 

rage, w, half grated rind Association of Smilhjersey 

mihtf iutee, during the PoUih 1 Easter 

One^nird c. potato starch feast, or Swlenconka, 

Beat egp for at lwut », Saturday, April M fi 

mtautet, or until bowl it Wmorial Hall of Our Lady 

WM Star of the Sea Oiurcb in 

beating. Add cake meal and Flerettl will receive one of 

beat, Add Julceund rind, and tm 1100 awards. Two otter 

beat.Addpotatostarcli. Beat awards of »500 each will also 

one-minute or until well be pregented by the 

blended. orpiuaHoB which to date 

Pour into 10-inch, has awarded almost |7,000 in 

ungreased tube pan and bake scholarships to young Polish 

In preheated 3M degree oven Americana, 

for one tour. Itafn upside _ 4__.._,__„, 

downonfoniwlanainowcrte SSffi"PHSPSL—.-. 

to cool In baking pan. APRIL SO AIDS HOSPITAL 

Matro bolls added to RfntWlltttfon HMpHaj 

AWwnioupbwttareâe w * m®m wffl hold 

order of dumplings. They can lts annual luncheon card 

also be cooked" In salted P"^ ud mart, noon MonbplUni 

water and Mrmd : .&i__*** »*•« IXMpttaJ 

atone or wlttT otter'foodi." dining room-audltorfiun, 

Pomona. Donation la 95, 

proceeds to benefit the 

hospital's new wing. For 

1 e. matio meal 

reservations call 627-1761 

H e. water 

after 6 p.m. or 822-6860; open 

4eggt , 

to the public. 

TEAMWORK. 

NEWSCiNTER 40 

WITH MICHAEL SCHURMAN 

AND CONNIE KEANE 

6:00 P.M. 

MBC NIGHTLY MEWS 

WITHTOMBROKAW 

6:30 P.M. 

IN OCEAN CITY 

ON CABLE CHANNEL 

NBC N£WS;>Th0 moments 

that count Frgm the team 

you count on 

TONIGHT 

' ^ i 

m 

, APRIL 26, 

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on post off ice is delayed 

THE SENTlNLL-LKUGEIt, 

me Ocean OtyPott Office inateriflla on time. We're completion by mid-April. 

Is awalttog dellveiy of con- fc|pg''rf?.- ftM^ttwn but The postmaster said he 

struction matoiato so that sometimes the weather gives heard - the; construction 

renovations can resume, them problems." 

problems stemmed frorti "I called and 

following a four-week delay Acierno also said be wasfinancial 

difficulties between 

Involving the private con- waiting to receive a revised Arctic Comers and Its sub- ^MîaW^Jiey ajiat come 

tractor. 

construction schedule from contractors although In- and, I'm going to Ml them 

According; to A.J. Acierno, Arctic Corners Inc., toestallment 

payments for the(the 

general contrttrtors) for 

general mbnager of the general contractor for the work are being paid to thefee 

dean-vp. It looked like a 

United States Postal Services project, "We're on top of It," general contractor. Junk-thop, "Itenettoobjny 

field real estate buildings he said Tuesday. •' , 

•bout this," Randazzo said 

office in Ball Cynwyd, Pa,, According to Ocean aty "It's been about four weeks 

faltlpa thnvNni rfoaa' unit 

: 

f th tttedj 

£ Fisherman's Inn } 

OPEN FOR 

DINNER : 

Fri,, Sat, Sun, : 

Dinner Servtd Prom 5 PM. 

£•BREAKFAST• 

# Sunday 

Only 

SA.M. 

3325AsburyAve. £ 

. m-nu 

Culinary 

"Whore pooplo dint to enloy tint food. 

EARL Y BIRD SPECIALS - , 

Served from 5 to &30 p.m. /,, I 

MON: Boneless Chicken Kiev ( 

TUBIi Broiled Twin Port Chops " 

WfPf Natured Veal Parmaglana i 

THURSi Roast Turjwy w/stutfIno 8, gravy I -_ 

PR I! Fried Flounder Parmaglana 

SATi Boneless Chicken cordon Bleu 

SUN: Roast Beef Au Jus 

-Includes: Salid, Vegitiblt, Roll & Buffer 

and Dessert 

O Complete pijf 

NOW OPEN 

"Enjoy Breakfast on the Boardwalk" 

' Tg IITTERER'S 

"^LUNCHEONETTE 

^ J 140 Boardwalk, Ocean Oily, NJ. 

DAILY BHEAKFAST SPtCIAL—, 

Fruit Juice 2 Eggs (any style) §4 MM 

HifhProwni.TMffg I.DU 

Jelly, Coffee or Tea 

*2 25 

with 

Open 

Bacon, 

Daily 

Sauwgo 

8 a.m. 

or Ham 

for Breakfast 

VmîVKn. 

A Lunc 

LUNCH SPECIAL: Bowl of Soup A Grffled 

Cheete Sandwich orCheeiebunjer 

%, A _ 

1 •* fO 

399-2919 

841 Central Ave., Ocean City, NJ, 

399-3713 

Breakfast Sat. & Sun. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

L,unch dally 11 to 2 • Dinntr dally 5 to 9 

Saturday and Sunday 

Culinary Breakfast 

• compllnwnfiry Homemade Coffee Cak« 

Served w/breakfast 

• Fresh Squeezed Orange juice 

• Cinnamon iun, French Toast 

• Egg Benedict Hollandalse 

• Omelettes mirt In Omelette Pans 

• Fresh ©round freshly brewed coffee 

Darleellng Tea & Herb Teas 

• Plus all your standard breakfast 

fare. 

Three Dining Rooms 

private Parties Accommodated 

ICE CREAM PARLOR 

8th and Atlantic Ave,, Ocean City - 

The All Star Cast is back in Ocean City. 

Butch, Flash, Mark & Billy serving you their 

famous Sundaes, Milk Shakes, Gary's 

"LollipopSurprise,' 1 John's "Mighty Mint" 

and Ocean City's largest Sundae, Our "Mt, 

Everest" — 8 Scoops ! 

"We're the Rgfi 

Old Fashion Ice 

Cream Parlpilr 

Open Weelpntls 

(Fri., Sat! «r|uij,;)y 

Now Thru May 18tKi 

THURSDAY, APRIL 20,11IJ*A4 

Tracy Gannon, director of the Muscular Dystrophy bike-athon to be held Saturday, May S, 

reminds everyone to sign up early, W r ,?• ., ; 

Italian Specials 

Monday (hru Friday 

Included: Italian 

Salad & Glass of Wine! 

Pull Course Dinners 

Every Sunday 

Open Mon.Frl. from $ p.m. & Sun. tram 4 p.m. 

908 Shore Rd., Some Point 

92^2769 

CASINO TOURS 

1320 Boardwalk, Ocean City 

00 Includ** doorcomplete 

to-door ••rvloa 

Sun, • Thuri. before 4 b,m, 

'IS Ca*li+ *2'*d«f. coup. ' 

I, • Tim; jftij 4 fi.m, 

•f7»« Ca.h + *i« def. O8UB. 

|9 

Sun. after 4 p.m. tfiru Fri. baton 4 p.m. 

•12" Cash 4 '2" Food 4 Bev. Credtt, 

'5 Dsfgntd Voucher 

valMthru 11 

4WI4 jj 

Frt. after 4 Ihru Sunday before 4 

S Call 398-8522 or 646-5555 

| 

j 

I Also available In Someri Point, Llnwood and Nerthfitld ( 

TO ATLANTIC CITY AIRPORTS 

LUN$HEDN SPECIALS 

Mon., April 30 to Sun., May 6 

• Alaskan Krab/Weif Sandwich ,'4.25 

TUE: • DivlledCUmi ,.'3JS 

/•"• CU» Chicken Ala Klngev*r nc«;....'. *3.flB 

SUN: 

, Stuffed Flounder ,,;',,,.,!,.,,, Mi2S 

• ' Oriental Pepper Stoakovtrrier. '3.95 

Stifooa Cbmblnatton \ ../£;., I 4,2S 

Water district is eyed 

(continued from page 1) tare their water trucked- In. 

file for bankruptcy Jaat year, W were unavallflWe 

miA « surprfee turnarouod *r wmaiMt M rf pressttme, 

ta December'viieti:..he. at /»««*«.-«•--•• 

Ma i 

wuncedbiteaHiiBPUlttt Communion •••.*« 

"'adequate funding" to run Hie Altar-Rosary SodetV'ol 

the utility. If he doesn't, he St. Joseph's pariah will WI9 

sM, Bi will put the matter ta its annual Communion breaktfte 

hands of the DBF and the fast at The Flnnders Hotel m 

township. Bunday immediatttj^ 

Engineers from Upper and following the 10:30 a.m. Man 

nearby Sea Isle City, who at st, Joseph's Church. ***'• 

w included in earlier talks Guest speaker will be the 

of a takeover, have estimated Rev, Thomas J. MorgatH 

it will cost over *l million to Tickets may be obtained^ 

rehabilitate the, company's the rectory, 60S Shore Rd, 

basic syeteni and nearly $1.4 Somere Point. . LM 

smote4nfemfMi j£ 

Sunday Brunch 10 ti! 2: Closed on Mondays •* 

20th Streeli Betwetn OctiB & Dune Drive, Avalon, NJ 

THtmSDAV, APRIL 28, um 

Ollphant. 

ffrMJrui'itit 

Realtors to give scholarships 

a^MdtotttiNfirJww J«Miy AnoctalJoa of 

ÔgtaMon of Realtors Rualtflri Educational 

Educational Foundation will Foundation office in Edison 

to mrirdlng up to to U,000 ^Mayis, 

acholawnlpfl to students Tiie selecUon of recipients 

jWWuing careen In real tor the 198M5 academic year 

MM W associated fields. rtUbtmidionorWoreJujy 

..^ppllcatioM may be ob- 1 by a committee of four 

'%i' « : : • - : 

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PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL.LEDCER, OCEAN CITY, N.5. THURSDAY, APRIL « THURSDAY, APHIL 20, 

Support your local merchant 

SEASHORE 

SEASON 

TICKETS FROM 

S6.00 

Pay 85,00 for $11.00 Value 

a tickets per book, good for funnel cake, 

funnel cake with topping, soft pretzels & Coke* 

• AVAILABLE NOW 'TIL MEMORIAL DAY • 

Tiekat Book can be purchased at both Boardwalk Locations 

718 Boardwalk A, 1142 Boardwalk, Ocean City, N.J. 

Give her the 

"Tuckahoe Inn Treatment" 

for Mother's Day! 

l^ The "Treatment" consists of delicious food, wonderful service, a 

W ,reathtaklng view,« relaxing country setting,..and someone else to do 

ihediih§il/Woih«r'sD3y.,.Sunday,Mayl3..,Joinusj 

New taking reiervatisni 

far MaNiar'i Day. 

Tuck&hoe Inn 

For Information or directions all 399-2244 

Tuckahoe Inn welcomes Major Credit Cards 

SHORE ROAD • ROUTE 8 • BEESLEY'S POINT 

Directly on Great Ego Harbor Bay 

Plymouth Inn 

Ifcd Oysters ^,75 

Bralied Sirloin 

Tfpi&Rice... 

$ 6.50 

Broiled Fresh 

Jersey Mackeral 



THIS WEEKEND'S SPECIALS 

$ 5.75 

SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 

Served 4 to 8 P.M. 

Roast Top Sirloin 

ofiisf,, *7M 

Breaded Fresh PorK , ,'7,00 

Tenderloin/ Apple Sauce 

Individual Fresh 

Oyster Pie *0,OO 

SUNDAY, ANIL ZSTH - SERVED 1 to 7 P.M. 

J 8.50 

,; liked Stuffed Flounder with Crab Meat 

)\ Baked Virginia Ham MS.50 

Roast Long Island Duckling , J 7.50 

SERVIHG BREAKFAST & DINNER WEEKENDS ONLY 'TIL END OF MAY 

NowStrvIno in our 43th Year • Phont 3W-3730 

Campbell's Seafood Kitchen 

3221 ASBURY AViNUE PHONE 399-4337 

1 i 

• HO*>TIOCHICK«H 

LyiM WITI.IT* 

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TO TAKE OUT 

OPEN 

FOR THE SEASON 

One of the Best 

Take-Out Seafood Kitchens 

in South Jersey 

OPEN TUES., WED. 

amfTHURS...10to7 

. "' FBI. and SAT. 10 to 8 

1 ' SUNDAY..;.. 10 to 7 

m'm-'Jl MM i '•• CLOSED MONDAYS UNTIL 

, > i 

The Yilung Entertainers to stage 

'Barnum' at high school on May 25 

Hie circus la coming to Regional TTieatre'a popular 

the oldest Von Trapp 

Ocean City on Manorial Day presentation of Oliver a few 

daughter in,last November's 

weekend — at least a show yean ago, has appeared in 

production of The Sound., ofabout 

the circus! 

college productions of 

Music. Others performer* 

The Young Entertainers, Cabaret and Candide. He fa 

include Paul. Burnley, Julie • 

who presented The Sound of just getting off tour win Oe 

Martin, Nicole Laltrello, $U1- 

Music on the Mule Pier last Equity production of The 

fiartle, Jennifer Hyland,< 

Nwembtf, wiB perform the Wnd and tfig Willow which 

fiend! Howard, Maria Couch,* 

Tony Award-winning musical has visited Kentucky, 

Leslie Serber ' and < Ann: 

Bomm at the Ocean City 

Georgia, Chicago, Detroit, 

Becker. 

High School auditorium 

North Carolina and New 

Many other performew,wftt. 

beginning Friday, May 28, 

York. 

be making their 

The performances will Though Conover MI an 

benefit the Nathan Heche original member of The 

Memorial Scholarship Tumi Young Entertainers when the 

as well as other scholarship group was formed five yean 

groups in Cape May County. ago and has appeared in most 

The show is about the of their shows, he was not Joy Johnson 

Brian Conover 

legendary P.T. Barnum and involved In their initial script 

Ma rise through a series of musical, The Sound of Mimic, twice been a talent winner at Atlantic City and has per- 

side shows to the "Greatest last November, except for 

the Miu Atlantic County formed In numerous operas at 

Siow On Earth." The on- assistance with gome musical 

F&geant. 

JulUlard. 

stage performance is filled arrangements. Joy Johnson, She haa appeared in South 

with the atmosphere of a however, played Maria In that Pacific at Zaberer's Dinner The cast will also include 

circus and there will be many show and will be cast as Theatre, was in Funny Thing Pat Orlando, a veteran of The 

entertainment features going Chairy Barnum in next Happened on 0m Way to theYoung 

Entertainers and 

on away from the stage as month's production. Forum at the 76 House dinner many otter area productions 

mil. 

Considered one of the 

Starring as Barnum will be state's finest vocalists. Miss 

Brian Conover, a graduate of Johnson is a scholarship 

Atlantic City Friends School student at JulUlard School of 

and New York University, Music in New York City. She 

who has gained a reputation was in The Showmakers' 

tn this area for his many production of Hello Dolly last 

performances with The year and Is currently playing 

Young Entertainers and with the role of the narrator In 

other performing groups. Joseph and the Amazing 

Conover, who Is remem- Technicolor DmwncoaL Miss 

bered by many as the Artful Johnson is a former Mill Egg 

Dodger In South Jersey Harbor Township and has 

1 debut frith 

The Young Entertainers in.: 

this sbow including Sean- 

Marino of Ocean City, Mary ' 

Castellucci of Cape May,,-. 

Karen McGanty of Marmot a, - 

Dawn Locatellof Linwood-afld. 

Karen Smilowsfci of SofteE* 

Point. •{.%& 

Tickets, which wU 

available from the cast m 

various locations/ fcjj 

priced at $4 hi advance(>wj5 

dollar less than the iTf 

the door. 

Carousel, Bye, Bye Bfrdteand and Brtgadoon his final two 

Olwr, 

years at Mean City High 

School; and Susan McClain, 

Miss Johnson has also 

telethon i 

another of the group's original 

performed at BaUy's Park members who, at IS, has 

Place, Rraorts International become one of the area's most 

and Troplcana hotels in versatile talents. She played Saturday 

"Telethon for a Cure" will 

be the theme for the eighth 

Choral concert Sunday annual Cape May County 

American Cancer Society 

The Atlantic Community production will Include piano, telethon, noon to midnight 

College Festival Chorus will organ, a rock band and Saturday. , 

present Its spring choral various other In- 

VIP LIMOUSINE 

concert, 3 pjn., Sunday In the strumentalists. 

The program will be 

Walter B. Edge Theater, The main feature of the 

broadcast live from the 

|i Mays Landing. The concert Is concert will be Leonard 

WUdwood High School over 

DOOR TO DOOR free to the publle. Bernstein's Mass, composed 

station WMOM Channel 40. 

The program will present in honor of John F, Kennedy 

Volunteers will nun the 

SERVICE TO 

contemporary music, in- which includes blues, Jazz and 

phones to accept pledges 

eluding a choral work by local nek along with Gregorian 

called in to 46^3000. 

$25.00 BONUS ARRIVALS composer Karl Triconi, three chant and otter classical A taped presentation by 

Sunday •sort pieces by the German steles of eemposuon. 

Clint Holmes will be featured 

•9.95 

•SIS Coins 

thru composer Hugo Distler, and Tne 60-volce chorus will be 

as well as live entertainment 

e cru will 

•$5 Deferred Friday poem* by Mortke and Dylan di b 

throughout the show, .'„. 

directed by Paul McKay of 

Par Person •$J Food Credit After 4 p.m. 

•aomas and a composition by Ventnor. McKay Is the 

Visitors are welcome''to* 

Walter Hflse. 

director of music at Margate 

bring their pledges to' the" 

The Festival Chorus Community Church. 

school or call them in; during" 

$25,00 BONUS 

the afternoon or evening. 

ARRIVALS 

Donations are tax deductible.^ 

Sunday McLaughlin's Deli 

•9.95 •S10 Coin 

thru 

World \ 

•Prime Rib Thursday 

Home of tfioEga Mclaughlin 

Per Person Dinner After 4 p.m. 1st & Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N.J, 

•S3 Deferred 

premiere ;\\ 

THIS WEEK'S SUPER SPECIALS 

115,00 BONUS 

$17.00 BONUS 

Arrives/Won. 

•tl7 Coins •Fri. before 4 

or all day Sat. 

Arrivals Sun.Frl 

•9.95 

thru 

After 4 p.m. 

Per Person 

Sun. 4 p.m. 

coming Soon 

HARRAH'S BOARDWALK 

TRUMP PLAZA 

For hfomation, Reservaflons and Departures CALL: 

CASINO IXCURSIONS 

399-5600 

FROM THE QRILL: 

(Ham only) EGG MCLAUGHLIN...... '1.19 

(Ham only) 166 McLAUGHLIN SPECIAL 

Served w/homefrles, coffee or tea .... '1.99 

PROM THE DILI: 

(Clearfleld) AMERICAN CHEESE M« * n. 

(Dietz & waison) PROVOLONE CHEESE .. »1.09 y, m. 

(Clearfleld or D8.W) SWISS CHEESE .... *1.29'/> ib 

FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS: 

CAUF. ICEBERG LETTUCE. 49*hd. 

RIPE BANANAS... 3S*ib. 

GROCERY SPECIALS: 

STROEHMANN BREAD (family m,> ......79* (oaf 

Specials Good While Supply Lasts 

We reserve the right to limit quantities 

Store Hours: 7a.m.-9 p.m.; Mon.-Sun. 

3989814 

V. 

Atlantic Community ', 

Ctolfcge and the Composers : 

GiuW of New Jersey will ; 

present The deRevere • 

Sngers, 8:30 pJn., Friday, - 

April 27, in the Walter E. 

too 

Bonus 

2.suF,MyI 

Composers Guild per- '; 

formance, PeUx Molzer will j 

offer a free workshop ; 

featuring his compositions % 

and 12-tone jazz. Molzer is ; 

former conductor of the » 

Vienna Choir Boys and now *• 

serves as'general manager of £ 

the Monmouth Artrs Council. £ 

Ihe workshop is open to the £ 

public and win be held in £ 

Walter E, Edge Theater £ 

beginning at 10 a.m. Friday. |- 

Bonus 

Buses 

VIP LIMOUSINE 

Door to Door Service 

>ij« 

0n!y*9 95perpei ; son 

Be picked up at your home or motel., 

For Information, reservations and 

departures. 

399-5600 

« Service fr,orn Ocean City!'Palermo, 

Marmora, Beesleys Polnt'*Somers Point 

Along Line Route *Bus 

} 4 

Must bg 21 yean of ige unlasa ointtrwjM aOfhof i/»d by )i* t 

Leisu ANNOUNCES 

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY... 

TRANSPORTATION 

TO ATLANTIC CITY 

AT NO CHARGE! 

PLUS 

r complimentary 

"Boardwalk Breakfast" 

all provided by the :. 

-;' 1( 

FROMN.J. ! - FROM PA 

609-823-7272 "' - 800-257-7510 

»:K-. ^ '• ^ . . - 

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VIDETTO^ 

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WE SELL 

\ r 

ByMARKSOIFER 

I Ocean CHy 

Public Relation* Director 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. NJ, PAGE 17 — SECTION ONE 

parties become 

tradition 

entertainment, etc. that have 

been the hallmark of 

organizations who wish to 

•ilock pi 

x Tickets are BtUl available 

for the bus trip on Monday to 

Caesar's Casino, sponsored 

by the Ocean Charter Chapter 

of the American Business 

Women's Atsodatton, Tickets 

are|12.50wlth|17incolmtand 

$5 deferred received upon 

arrival Bus will leave the 

10th Street terminal at 5:30 

and return at 10:30 pjn. 

Proceeds will benefit the 

association's scholarship 

fund.' For information and 

reservations call Rhoda 

Brown, 398-8354 or Mae 

Maekunls at 399-0039. 

•*«'»'* 

during ue by professionals 

WEEKENDS 

ALL MAJOKCREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 

PHONE 884 

• 

flit Music Pier. So it idfi b« 

•ponsored by the Eastern Week. If you have- 

Pennsylvania Sports secretary, it would be a KOc 

Oollectors Club Inc. ktoa to do something nice ^> -•'.' 

~—__ hK 1 .1 have, I'm going aws* 

It's National Seoratarlis to a few days. ' *• j J 

jOoean caty'B block parties, 

which began about four years 

agMwve become a tradition, 

lite'colorful events are held 

on" 1 ' Asbury Avenue In the 

spring and fall. The fall party 

had been extended to the 

Boardwalk and developed into 

êno-? 1 begin 9:30 a.m. and conclude Public 

4:30>m. 

At the same time, there will 

be a folk festival at. the Music Friends of Music of „«, 

Pier sponsored by the Arts Ocean City Arts Center will 

Genfer, Tracy Gannon will be went the University Glee 

running' ' herv Muscular ib of Philadelphia, 8 p.m. 

Pyotrophy Bike-athon on May Saturday at the Muste Her. 

% and a benefit dance for Eric Tie 50-member male chorus 

811 SUmmer Jones, a local youth will be celebrating its 50th 

" recovering from, cancer, will anniversary concert hire, 

be held at the Music Pier, 8 reports Esther Well, driving 

one week away)>the pjn. tills eyent is also being fcree and director of frtondi 

Avenue will once again directed by Gannon and will ofMusto. 

feature the sidewalk sales, feature the band, Pressure. Admission to the concert is 

outstanding refreshments, Admission will be *2. J. Tne Glee dub Is directed 

craft festival, newcar show. Local groups' and by Brian M§neey, a fttmmt 

WOMEN'S : Also sehedulid for tne **•• Jo»l 

Mule Pier on Saturday .wfll 

be tte St. Augustine's Craft ^ ^ ... 

flww from t ajn. to 3 p m 'Wo that Bar group wUl 

l^ts of handwafted items and participate. In the show. 

r§freslimehftfwyou.Stopby *"y° 

REPUBLICAN 

CLUB MEETING TUESDAY 

The Woniin's hegular 

Republican Club of Mean 

aty wiUmeet8p.ra Tuesday, 

May llnthe Youth Center, 6th 

Street and Atlantic Avenue. 

All members and guests 

welcome.. 

n flowers. 

HaU of Finu pitcher Bob 

Filler, and former MVP 

pitcher Bobby Shantz will be 

DAN'S celebrity guesta at our annual 

« interested in bMeball card show, Jam 22- 

23. Both will be available to 

**««**** saiusmeM sign autojgraphs free. So 

Tn. OâF, Mr *F"**.«MIU-L«. rummage through your 

aow scheduled for June 8 and 

9 will be turned into an orchid 

artravaganza. Walter Off of 

Waldor Orchids in lintfood, 

one of the snow programs 

one of the world's leading 

you. 

ashington 

Washington 

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'"Ohe of the many visitors to the Ocean City 

High School Band Boosters craft show Saturday 

oi* the. Music Pier, checks over items offered for 

r 

Large Selection 

in New Release Films 

At 

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FREE OFF STREET PARKING 

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if- •: 

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1.1 PAGE 18 — SECnpH ONE 

David Myers 

17th ST. 

RE-OPENING 

Tuesday, May 1 st. 

Meats • Groceries • Produce * 

Deli » Sandwiches 

DON'T FORGET WE DELIVER 

• 390-1383 • 

WEEKEND SPECIALS 

Friday and Saturday Apr. 27 & 28 

Just bake 15 mln. if 350 4oi. serving 

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All of Our Hori d'Oeovres are original 

CRAB PUFFS $1.99,*. 

{24 bits of extraordinary flavor) 

For Delivery Call 398-6317 

between 9ft 11 a.m. 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Sat. 9 io7? Sun, 10 to 4 

COMINGSOON 

Oven Ready A Cooked for Take-Out 

, CLIP and SAVE j 

i Oyster & Clam Forks i 

WITH Frl. t. Sat.Apr.lJl&cnlt 

i Been waltln' for the next wine 

tastln'? Your patlnnco is to be rewarded 

on Wednesday evening of May 9th, 

when Les Amis Du vln will gather at 

Mac's Restaurant In Somers Point for a 

"delightful Wine tasting event. 

Monsieur Charles Fredy, member of 

numerous gourmet and wine societies, 

win fake us on a WINE TASTING 

TOUR OF FRANCE. We will sip our 

way through the countryside of the beautfful 

Loire Valley, charming Burgundy, the caves of 

Champagne, a chateau In Bordeaux, plus many more 

wine-related slM. 

An innovation for this wine fasting will be specially 

prepared hers d* eeuvrei at a direct complement to the 

Specific wine •res and to further tantalize our palates. 

Since this tasting Involves much detailed preparation. It 

will be strictly limited to 100. A sparkling win* and cheese 

reception will take place between SOMEHS POINT 

;A.fltaltnVM48B«rAV;,hiyr 

ROUTE9 027jm^ . mvJERSEY, 

recently graduated from noncommissioned 

ofilcervCHCX?) 

êiool*t.t«e, Marine Corps 

• J - J -"- 1 UNIVERSrrYOLEECLUBOFPHILADELPHIA 

8P.M.flATUBDAY,APBILlS 

THE1MUSICPIER 

Froni the flret spring concert: 

- Baae laÂJhtny, Q*. 

; The Unlverslry Glee Club of b W; « for students.^ performance of Bruckner 

Phllad«li*la wlD pant ib The gee club conatas of 

50th anniversary concert on MOM 80 prpfewlonal and 

the Matte Her, 8 p.m. bmdneffl an whose Interest 

. Saturday, April U. Jo music WBS developed m 

Um'tuHrnVn .• Burldgh The glee club will be under college. Featured will be 

OnOreatLomHUU. , Arr. Matthews the direction of Brian classics and snow tunes that 

EmtebomOeMeisteriiinger Arr.Davtaon Meneely, with Gall ReiDey have become favorites with 

From the mi Academy of Music Concert 

accompflnlst. Mr. Meneely audience* during the club's 

B U m a r t : J 

will be the featured soloist as half-century of performances. 

.-Xhe Creation .,,,, ' Rldrter well 

Meneely, a tenor, made Ms 

You'ttNeverWaUtMane Rodger* The performance Is professional debut as a last 

from the 1967 Academy of Music Concert 

sponsored by the Friends of mlmrte stand-in for the ailing 

Canuaet Medley- .Hodgers Music. Admission at the door soloist in a Lincoln Center 

About the glrli In our lives: 

WmimittUpaniheMai&ns ...Head 

OtdMotHerHubbarxl HelyflUtcWnsoo 

e B b S h f l 

- Brian Meneely, Tenor 

Music of the 70B and'80s: 

iGnm ,Arf?fcflW 

tinMySmd , ...Arr.Oeiiim 

,w^w» Choice: 

BattleHyrmofttwRepubUc,.....: Arr. Wllboaiky 

1 ! 

To Deum with the 

Philadelphia Orchestra, 

Eugene Ormandy conducting. 

fj6 has since performed with 

the orchestra under associate 

conductor, William Smith In 

to Verdi Mmonf Requiem, 

tod with Mr- Onnandy and 

the Philadelphia Chamber 

Orchestra In Bach's Cantata 

191, 

He has been a soloist with 

pinriy /lrjnt 

Mrs. Adler in organ recital 

Mrs..Frank F. Adler of Iinwood, was born in Umbda Theta, national 

Ocean ary will present the Philadelphia and holds a honorary whicstlon frater- 

sixth organ recital of the bachelor's degree from toe nity, for many years m the 

Invitational series In theIWversjry 

of Pennsylvania, couvenuon orgamsi oi me 

Church of ft. Mark and AH tod a master's from Lutheran Synod of New 

S^nts, m S. Pitney Road, 

Jersey. For several years she 

Absecon Highlands, 4 p.m. She studied organ with chaired the "W'f* 

Sunday, April 28, 

George G. Ashtoo, organist 

The new church of St. Mark for many years In St Peter's 

and All Saints was dedicated United Methodist Churchy 

last September. The new pê Ocean City; Dr. Robert 

organ, built by MUdler-Hunter Elmore, organist of the Tenfli 

fesse'at 

Co. Inc. of Philadelphia, Is a Presbyterian Church, 

two^rianual instrument of 14 PhUadelpWa; and with 

-; David Freeman's dramaUc directing staff ofNew York's voices, 16 ranks, 17 stops and Eugene Bo*n of the faculty of 

:fantasy, Jesse and the Bandit off-Broadway Playwright's 

Westminster Choir College in 

> Queen opened yesterday at Horizon under a directing Mrs. Adler, the organist of Princeton. 

-;South Jersey Regional fellowship from the National Seaview Baptist Church fa Mrs. Adler, a member of PI 

^BiMtre at tha Gateway Endowment of the Arts. 

(ftrplaybouse, Somers Point. Caat In the role of Jesse la. 

*• The play, first produced by New York actor James 

:-Joseph Pan at to New York Parkas, who has appeared as 

>Sbakespeare Festival / Malvollo In the New Jersey 

•:pubHc Theatre, la Shakespeare Festival's 

- rabout the Lves of the legen- production of TmWt tW* 

-Idary outlaws, Jesse James and on the New York stage In 

•ZandBeDe Starr. The story, set ]Tu Glow Memfgerle, Tty 

-;ln the lMOs around the Seagull and Family Friends. 

>Mlssourl-Oklaboma border, Playing Belle Starr will be 

:-toterweaves their historical Charlotte Maler, a graduate 

>Jttves with the myths and folk of Northwestern University 

i«4kgfflds surrounding them. who has appeared In 

?'. Directing the local productions of True West and 

^production is Jennifer Mc- Savages at the Steppenwolf 

• rOray, a graduate of the Yale Theatre. 

-ztJniverslty theatre depart- The play will run through 

'.ment and currently on theMay 

13. 

1 The Philadelphia . 

Mendelssohn Club of 

Philadelphia, The Mastersingers 

, Philadelphia 

nniiniM>i choral, ttie **f* 

departmait 

of Holy Spirit High 

School In Absecon. At artMt 

shelsdesnoftbeAttanacCity 

chapter of the American 

GulM of OrganWs, coâner 

of the Recital Series. 

Mrs. Adler's program wjO 

n 

currently the soloist at the 

First Presbyterian Church in 

Ardmore.Pa, and U also on 

tbe faculty of Moravian 

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editorials/comment 

Page Four, Section Two 

Thursday, April 26,1984 

More than 

one concern 

City Council ejections are less than two weeks 

awaiy, on Tuesday, May 8, On election day, the 

registered voters in the city's four wards will 

have the opportunity to decide whether the in- 

cumbents have provided sufficient service to be 

reelected or whether, in three of the four wards, a 

challenger should occupy the legislative chair in 

municipal government. 

Since none of the at-large council member seats 

are up for election this year, none of the eight 

candidates in the May 8 nonpartisan election will 

be elected or defeated by voters from throughout 

the city; only from the individual wards. In other 

words, the forthcoming election is one designed 

primarily to serve as a gauge of representation in 

the individual wards—bow well the voters in the 

particular section of town feel their elected 

representative has performed. 

Has he been a leader for the residents of his 

ward; has he been able to keep city services 

functioning properly in this ward; when problems 

in his part of town have arisen, has he been able to 

bring municipal action, if warranted, to bear; 

when controversies or important issues came up, 

was he able to represent bis constituency 

honestly, fairly and intelligently? 

Mayor Jack Bittner Is very concerned that his 

ability to function as the city's chief elected ad- 

ministrator is, he believes, emasculated by the 

present administrative code, which came about in 

the form of a 1978 city ordinance. He believes that 

he is being hobbled by the code which he contends 

places too much authority in the hands of the city 

administrator, whom he hired with Council's 

approval, 

Under the code, the administrator hires the 

city's various division heads, Bittner wants that 

hiring power and believes the administrator 

should be more involved with the city's day to day 

operations, However, the code came about to 

begin witt because Council members — acting at 

the behest of the electorate which had voted to 

change the form of government — wanted to get 

politics out of local government and didn't want a 

mayor able to appoint political cronies to key 

positions. 

The main administrative problem facing the 

mayor and Council has become how to ordain 

power and authority to the mayor so that he may 

properly function but without providing him with 

aomuch power that he becomes overly powerful 

and susceptible to the "old political patronage 

system which the voters wanted out of their 

government. 

The Superior Court has basically upheld the *»» 

city's administrative code, the Judge specifically 

stating "the mayor may make suggestions or 

demands but he may not appoint (division heads), 

He cannot have power that the statute vests in the 

administrator. 

The mayor wants to get around this ruling by 

having Council change the administrative code so 

that the various division heads become depart- 

ment heads, Under the law, the mayor has the 

authorlty.toiappoint department heads (the city 

admiijis&ator, for example, heads up the city's 

soje .department, the department of ad- 

JBimstration). 

Bittner has indicated that in the present Council 

elections he wil] support those candidates who are 

more amenable to his administrative desires. He 

would also have us believe that nose who aren't 

so disposed are against him personally, 

"I need a Council more sensitive to the 

essentiality of the checks and balances of the 

mayor-council form of government," Bittner said 

a few weeks ago,.."I'm not looking for rubber 

stamps who agree with everything I say. All I'm 

looking for are honest capable individuals who 

respond on the substance of the questions rather 

than the personality who promotes them." 

Since the checks and balances associated with 

democratic government place certain restric- 

tions on the power of the various branches of 

government, it should come as no surprise that 

the authority of the mayor to make appointments 

should be one over which the legislative branch of 

government maintains some control. Locally this 

is being accomplished by having the professional 

city administrator, who is hired by the mayor, 

make the division head appointments, 

The mayor is certainly keeping an eye on this 

election. He undoubtedly sees it as a test of his 

political strength. That Bittner carries such 

CANPIPATt 

fetters /readers rea^l 

Group promotes 

•i • , • * i •• • ' .&aric« ei. 

Secretary wrchargeSystenrwai 

township and the boys to the 

. • The Sentinel-Ledger 

pty Council candidates 

Page Five, Section Two Thursday, April 26,1984 

concerning personnel take 

place Immediately following 

If elected I will work very 

M * -•• -- s that we spend 

WILLIAM it WOODS (tat 

Ward*,«, of 1MB, Surf Rig 

fl far Mary and children, 

Wiabett and Alice; com* 

cflman since 1978, Council 

President 1978-80; owner 

Woods Agency; president of 

Ocean City Arts Center, 

member Gardens and Mid- 

way Ch-ic associations, Ocean 

dry Chamber of Commerce, 

Director Ocean City Board of 

Realtors. 

, JLA — to 1178, after 87 years 

I commission-type govern- 

ment; tte newly elected City 

Council and mayor, witt tte 

help of expert assistance by 

a career-professional 

representative of the 

Department of Community 

Affairs, state of New Jersey, 

constructed the ad- 

ministrative code. In ad- 

n, this body deliberated 

dozens of otter 'new 

Jertey municipal codes and 

statutes, The final product 

was then reviewed and legally 

groomed by then solicitor and 

present judge, Michael 

Connor, who is an expert in 

municipal law. 

ft-was tte consensus ttit 

future- governments, begin- 

ning with tte first, should be 

administered by professionals 

»Wr five years, tte code 

stood unchallenged until this 

past' fear when It was 

challenged as feeing illegal 

ana-violative of tte Faulkner 

Art,'Also, tte City Council 

was accused of acting 

illegally In the process, Judge 

Steven Perskie dismissed 

thfere charges. - 

, vjVhlle additional powers 

•tewed by subsequent 

mayors may not have been 

included, none were taken 

away or "stripped." 

8*-- Unrelated to tte four- 

count' suit, Judge Perskie 

ordered that tte cote, In few 

instances, could not state the 

word "shall" and directed 

bat this word be changed to 

«*.»•»•.• This dirwttvB ob- 

right to review past practices 

for better fiscal respon- 

sibility. 

The voters who I have 

spoken witt regarding this 

issue are not unhappy with tte 

Mayor-Council Form D, but 

rather, with the structure 

(administrative code) that 

Council adopted six yean 

ago, The voters feel that tte 

administrator (who Is a non- 

elected official) needs to have 

more accountability to the 

electorate and the only way to 

do that Is to allow tte mayor 

and Council to have men 

Input as to how the city Is run. 

As • councilman of the 1st 

Ward, I realize that this part 

of the city has a healthy ml* 

of single and duplex family 

bousing, I strongly recom- 

mend making no changes that 

wouU Increase density in tte 

WWard, 

As a former member of both 

Die city and county planning 

boards, I feel that my ex- 

perience and first-hand 

knowledge of Ocean City's 

unique environmental factors 

will aid my input In this 

sensitive area, 

3. After the tremendous 

Increase In the tax rate last 

year, this year's Increase of 3 

cents Is certainly welcome, 

but we must do more. 

Most people do not reallie 

that thereto was reduced by 4 

cents because of anticipated 

additional revenue from to- 

creased beach few In 1984, 

The city's permanent 

bonding for the year 1984, in 

Interest and principle, will 

coet the sum of 1815,000 but In 

lie year 1986-87 tte payment 

wttl be 1915,000. This shows 

that the taxpayers are 

"locked in" for tte next 20 

years because in tte year 1991 

their payment win be $984,000. 

These figures can only prove 

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ttaue to provide the services 

this community expects from 

the dty. 

4.1 do not believe we should 

continue to pour sand on tte 

beaches regardless of who 

bear* tte cost, I am not an 

expert but I know what has 

been done until now is ex- 

pensive and does not work, 

swept for short periods of 

floe, We need to do whatever 

is necessary to find better 

answers, 

S, So long as each Individual 

la able to perform his function 

therein assigned, it obviously 

should be done, 

I. 1 support the Sunday 

dosing law. The only change I 

TOUM consider making in the 

present closing law would be 

to permit tbe sale of all food 

items. 

7. I support the recently 

adopted alcoholic beverage 

ordinance In its entirety. 

Questions asked the 

Council candidates 

1. What powers, If any, do 

you think have been stripped 

from tbe mayor as a result of 

At mayor-council form of 

government and what 

changes if any do you think 

need to be made In the ad- 

ministrative code as it now 

stands? Do you think me 

voters are dissatisfied with 

the new form of government? 

2. Much has been said about 

overdevelopment in Ocean 

Oty, What types of changes In 

commercial and residential 

development would you 

promote and/ or object to. 

3. This fug Council ap- 

proved a budget which in* 

creased tte local purpose tax 

rate less than 3 cents. Are you 

satisfied with this or do you 

think the budget should have 

been trimmed even further? 

Specifically, from what areas 

would you advise cutting 

Binds? Or, do you think there 

should be higher ap- 

propriations? 

4. The beaches are one of 

Ocean City's most Important 

assets. What kind of 

programs, do you support to 

maintain them? Where should 

moot of tte funding come 

from and tow would you go 

about securing It? 

I, How would you Justify 

offering lower salaries to 

consolidated Job positions for 

new employees? Do you think 

this practice recommended 

by tte administration — e.g., 

the community planner's 

position to replace but en- 

compass Stephen Gabriel's 

environmental capacities, 

and the consolidation of 

purchasing/personnel/risk 

management functions — will 

attract the best qualified 

employees? 

6. Considering the religious 

traditions of this town, what 

types of businesses should be 

open/closed and what 

products, if any, should be 

forbidden from salt on 

Sundays? 

7, In light of the nut Council 

recently adopted a revised 

alcoholic beverage ordinance, 

what is your position on 

drinking in public places, 

such as restaurants, by 

members or guests of 

political, religious or social 

organiaitlons.? 

no objection. I think tte 

concentration of our retail 

businesses in tte area will aid 

In the iwitalizatton of our 

downtown area. 

In order to control or even 

lower density; I would like to 

See residential development 

be composed of single-family 

or duplex dwellings as op- 

posed to condominium aid 

multi-family dwellings. 

3.1 believe tte budget is a 

bare-bones budget- however, 

it will continue to give tte 

taxpayer tte servioes be or 

(be has become accustomed 

to, Trimming the budget 

further could only be ac- 

complished by reducing our 

work force In tbe various 

departments. And I am not 

sure that this is tbe way the 

taxpayer wants to go. 

On tte revenue side, user 

fees mast be continually 

looked at but some fees 

cannot be income producing 

because state statues only 

permit tbe fees to cover cost 

of tte operation; example, tte 

mercantile tax. 

i Being a member of tte 

Coastal Conservation Com- 

mayor and Coundl. 

I think there should be some 

changes nude. There should 

to more department heads 

and less division heads, 

Department heads should be 

appointed by tte mayor with 

the consent of tte Council. 

Abo, there should be a lot of 

changes In the language. 

I feel that a lot of voters are 

dissatisfied with tbe new form 

of government. Many of (he 

people throughout tte dty 

thought they voted for a 

strong mayor, not a dty 

manager. They did not expect 

tte administrator to have so 

much power, as tte ad- 

ministrative code has given 

him, I believe the ad- 

ministrator should handle tte 

day-by-day operations of tte 

j. I do have a great deal of 

concern about over- 

development. I think we 

should have most of our 

building lots that are stfll 

available, be coned for single 

homes; then duplexes; less 

multiple homes ' or 

townhouses. 

Ifeel the commercial area, 

vtronment through creatfra 

development technique* and 

good civic design and 

arrangements. ' 

3. Both the City Council and 

tte administration spent 

many hours on mis year'a 

budget and both agreed that 

every ounce of fat was 

removed. In order to go even 

lower than 3 cents would 

mean cutting back on aer- 

vlces, and this wan »omeming 

we did not want to do, 

i Our dty has always 

received the fullest 

cooperation from both our. 

congressman and state 

senator for beach funding at' 

the federal and state leveL *• 

5. There are many qualified 

people who would lovetowork 

at a job that was consolidated 

sod be paid a reasonable 

salary. U tte administration , 

can ota someone witt tte 

^pÎiflctflflOB IPB nflfnj, tfaffti it 

to their obligation to thr*' 

taxpayers to do so. '• 

I, I, and most of tbe dtbtw . 

of Ocean City are very] 

Ca 

miMfon, I am supportive of Oh Street to 14th Street; 

tte positions taken regarding should be promoted but not at 

ta-house programs that will the expense of other tax. 

help to maintain our beaches, payers. 

These are dune grass planting 

and the beach i 

2nd Ward 

viotisly'must be obeyed and I 

"In my view, wholesale 

changes are not required and 

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MARK A. VIDETTO (1st 

Ward), 35, of 824 Seacreft 

|«4 wife, Unda, children, 

narfc, Anthony and 

Alexander; owner Spuming 

Wheel Florist Shop; 

Republican committeeman, 

Rotary dab member, former 

Planning Board member. 

i The people of Ocean City 

voted for the council-mayor 

form of government, Plan D, 

£,the,Faulkner Act several 

srago, which gives the 

mayor,fa' right to appoint 

department Heads witt tte 

advice and consent of City 

Council. However, the basic 

principles of this form of We should look carffufly at 

government have, been cbv, the site of tte xooeq for multi- 

cunivented so that tht city ij 1 famite touring, hotels, motels 

fupc'Uoning under one . and even 

HERBERT D. SMITH (2nd 

Ward), M, of 70S Ocean Av.; 

wife, Virginia; owner Bert's 

Body shop; ran to fill unex- 

pired Council term in the 19B 

general election, member of 

tte dty Alky Commission, 

past commander of Ocean 

City American Legion and 

United Veterans' Council, 

past president Guest and 

Apartment House 

Association, 

l. The administrative code 

takes some positions from the 

mayor and Council par- 

ticularly by choosing to create 

one department for the mayor 

witt one appointment subject 

to approval by Council. 

The purpose for this 

provision In tte code was to 

separate other department 

heads from politics. It also 

helps the city to obtain 

professionals to operate these 

departments. On balance, this 

provision is In the best in- 

terest of Ocean City. 

_2Ît is my understanding 

that the existing and proposed 

sorting law permits develop- ' 

ment.to exceed too maximum 

density,that our community 

facilities will serve. The new 

soiling ordinance should equal 

—'—~, density. ' v 

uctig 

department. 

AYa'newly elected Council 

b I ld lik to h 

Reduction in tbe aba of these 

afeas'win of ooursa improve 

AYanewly elected Council «fwi o o t i 

member, I would, like 1 to have,, ourt situation Insofar 

1 toratifythemayor'svdensity|aconcerned. 

QefMmnjNii AsewHKinwiyr pr 

as 

JOHN F. VANDERPOOL 

(2nd Ward), 50, of 832 Wesley 

Av.; wife, Ruth, children, 

John Jr., Lois, Both Ann and 

Nancy; owner of the Fleet- 

wood, Loray and Feu Manor 

hotels, retired Ocean City 

Police lientedaot, 

manager/treasurer of the 

Ocean City Employees 

Federal Credit Union 15 

years, member of the VFW 

and American Legion, Hotel- 

MoteMtestaimnt Association 

member. 

1, When I voted for tte 

change in government several 

years ago in Ocean City, what 

I voted for and what we now 

have are two entirely dif- 

ferent things. 

w 

I voted for tte mayor- 

council form witt a dty ad- 

ministrator. As I understand 

it, this form of government 

calls for a strong mayor. Toe 

problem with our ad- 

ministrative system under tte 

one-department concept, Is 

feat tte dty administrator 

has been saddled witt too 

much responsibility, 

I think thatlf the mayor had 

closer contact witt the 

division heads, tbe city ad- 

ministrator would have more 

time to what he is hired to do 

—find more efficient ways to 

run tte dty end save precious 

tax dollars. 

I am in favor of restoring 

the checks and balances 

between tte separata bran- 

ches of our local government 

and restoring toe powers 

given to the mayor and 

Council. This win make our 

government more ac- 

countable to tte people who 

have to pay for it 

2. The 2nd Ward makeup is 

by and large a commercial 

area. My philosophy of zoning 

is that you should pay as dose 

attention to a request to place 

residential use in a com- 

mercial area as you would to 

place a commercial use in a 

residential area. 

The downtown area and the 

Boardwalk are staples in our 

resort economy- We vitally 

need their presence to serve 

both our year "round and 

summer residents. 

While the bayfront supports 

both residential and marine 

use, I believe that we should 

allow for the preservation or 

dedication of some area for 

marine use. To do anything 

less than that would be a 

disservice to toe many 

boating enthusiasts that 

frequent our island. '•. 

However, you must keep lo 

mind that you most have a 

careful balance between the 

welfare of the whole- com- 

munity and thVrjjjn'ti of In- 

dividuals. 1 am looking for- 

ward as a member of p!fy 

,. to adopting! a coax 

prehenslve and viable coning 

ordinance ^ ^ 

exfsttig patchwoK of often; 

contradicting y;*dhlng ;or- 

WILLIAM MEI8 (tad 

Ward), S2, of 400 E. Wi St, 

Jr 

J 

There are always ways to 

cut the budget but you must 

maintain a good balance of 

providing essential city 

services at a reasonable cost, 

I believe that before major 

capital improvement projects 

are started, « blueprint for 

financing should be created 

that points out options for 

financing and spells out how< 

ouch it will cost in the long 

run. 

The budget should be under 

constant review. My ex- 

perience of working with 

people and finance as 

manager/treasurer of tte 

Credit Union should be a 

valuable asset during budget 

deliberations. 

4, Unfortunately, some of JI ,, juua, umm, m/n uu 

fee worst beach erosion has Judith; owner Tradewindi 

occurred In tbe 2nd Ward. The Motel; eonaeflHan from UM 

hotels and motels and otter to 1980 and 1MB to present} 

businesses- who are -coihv p»«t presMent al-tte O««» 

centrated in the 2nd Ward City Chamber of Commerce 

depend a great deal on tte and the Hotel-Motel- 

beaeh and stand to lose a lot If 

we do not address this as an 

on-going vital concern. The 

tourist business to a mainstay 

of our resort town and con- 

tributes a large amount in 

ratable*. 

The recent storm should 

encourage our city leaden to 

more aggressively geek state 

and federal help to preserve 

our beaches. 

Beach fees are not tte total 

answer. We cannot hope to be 

able to manage this complex 

problem without outside help, 

As dty councilman, I will use 

whatever means are 

necessary to actively pursue 

that outside help. 

S. Being a former dty 

employee has given me a 

valuable look at the inner- 

workings of our local 

government. 

I believe that there are 

management Individuals In 

tte work force who are 

capable of handling more 

than one task and who will do 

it at a reasonable salary. 

I applaud the ad- 

ministration's efforts to 

consolidate job positions into 

one and promise to support 

this concept as long as our 

residents are able to receive 

flie good service they have 

come to expect from the city's 

workforce. 

6. The founding members of 

Ocean City envisioned a 2 mflj ^ ^ ^ 

population steadily In- 

oreasing, new businesses are 

increasing, and as:long *> 

they are developing in,our 

downtown area, then I nave 

scraping 

program that takes sand from 

between the low and high tide 

area and places it 

strategically In mounds that 

will subsequently catch 

blowing sand or sand 

deposited by wave action thus 

creating dunes. 

Extending storm sewers 

(street ends), and building 

dunes at street ends along 

witt boardwalks over tte 

dunes are priority projecto. 

leach erosion is such an 

exasperating problem that no 

one seems to have an answer 

from the federal level down to 

fee municipal level. Our *5 

mffllon beach ffll program 

was to last for five years but 

Mother Nature quickly 

changed that. It seems to me 

that we must continually 

analyre tte alternatives that 

grants or loans by the state or 

federal government. 

I hope to see in tte new 

zoning laws some 

requirements of square-feet 

required before you can build 

on a lot, I lean towards 3,500 

square-feet. 

3. I feel tbe efforts and 

cutting by tte mayor and tte 

Council made the less then 3 

percent tax-raise possible, I 

am satisfied. 

I would like to have seen no 

tax rise by tbe city. 

4. Ifeel that our beaches are 

one of our most important 

assets. I wish I knew what 

programs we should support 

Jp maintain them. We have an 

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4th Ward 

y jpy 

(be way our town has func- 

tioned with the present'•blue, 

taws." ,, 

7. Tbe new atmnoL or-V 

dinance passed by Cttfl' 

Coundl meets tte needs of • 

Ojls dty. • ' 

Restaurant Association, 

founding member of the 

Tourist CoBuvMsltB, Midway 

CMc Association member. 

1.1 will answer the last part 

of tte question tat, 1 do not 

think tte voters are 

dissatisfied with tte new 

mayor-council government 

nor the administrative code. 

It does not seem to be a major 

Issue tome. 

I do not think the mayor has 

been stripped of any powers, 

thder our one-department 

concept (Department of 

Administration) tin mayor 

appoints the city ad- 

ministrator whs beads up tte 

department of ad- 

ministration. A mayor, in 

selecting Us administrator 

should have tte ability 

ttreugfc tte Interview process 

to seek someone whose 

philosophy, aims. Weals, etc, 

are compatible with his. The 

mayor and tte administrator 

then, by all normal standards, 

should be able to work har- 

moniously together. Recent 

management selections to 

vacant positions were made 

witt the concurrence of the 

mayor and administrator. 

Changes In the wording of 

me code such as changing 

"shall" to "may" must be 

made as mandated by tbe 

court. 

total funding from the 

federal government would be 

the least expensive to tte 

local taxpayer. However, this 

is not likely. An official of the 

administration should be 

continually aware of where 

and how much funding is 

available and how to get It 

5. There is an old axiom that 

says "you pt what you pay 

for." However, if I believe 

that the administration knows 

what they are doing and have 

studied tte consolidation of 

these positions, then I must 

believe that through the 

proper advertising and 

subsequent analyzing of 

resumes, they may find the 

Individual who can 

adequately fill these 

positions. Hopefully, they wfll 

have the intestinal fortitude to 

remove tte individual if they 

find he or she Is not per- 

forming adequately. 

6.1 have no prohlem living 

witt tte present Sunday "blue 

law" ordinances as they now 

stand. 

7. I voted for tte present 

alcoholic beverage ordinance 

sad I support it, 

VINCENT J A S M 

Hth Wardv», of CH 

Av.; sfagie, jaw atf^ 

Seavme, fanner lauft 

Ocean City att 

University ,'of' 

. School ef'X>aw ft 

Appellate M 

p l d U f i n 

politically by/Cpn*erla»d' 

Comity FrwWder Eflwrd 

Salmon. • > 

l. Although the change Jn 

form of government ôccurred,: 

tato 

understanding that, tb«$ 

mayor-council fittnV*ctaT 

provides more pototrktyi 

mayor — as 

executive, and not a legisWdci 

on an even f 

be 

JACK JONES (4th Ward), 

48, of tU CUpper Dr.; wife, 

Maryatm, daughter, LeeAnn; 

administrator to the Cape 

Hay County Municipal 

li it 

mayor nowhasgre 

in proposing andLinUatfog 

ordinances, partUuMy the J 

budgetary process^ 

Whether or not* 

cfepm uUffit flctQp uf i 

under the code wttt 

3rd Ward 

ty 

resort community that would 

maintain certain qualities or 

traditions for all time. Their 

vision was so strong that they 

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*m; 

thit'have ac- 

lated since lfttt. '-' x "' 

Election background 

A total of more than 8,600 registered Ocean (31 

wlU have the opportunity to eJecta ward 

serve on dty Council to, the nonpw 

election May 8. ,\ , M; 

A total of eight candidatesîncladtttf the four ward 

incumbents, are seeking election to ftttrftar teat*. 3bty 

are: 1st Ward — incumbent William Woodi and 

M I 

Wad imbent William 

dballenger Mark A. Vldetto;, tod Ward - Inattiat 

WuTtom Meb «nd challengeri John F, Vanderpoot and 

Herbert I>. jSmitt; 3rd Ward — uncmtnted incunbtnt 

John J. Espoatto; and 4thWjrd -, mcttmbant Cmndf 

President Jack Jones and^hkOsligtr J< " 

^ t y d t , t 

OouncO.repnMntativcs wUl,,be cboeen 

ltto^Hiv wUcb naxtoccunl to 

tth 

yg«^psaathiiusofwvefoa 

termi. The Coundl prastdwt ii tlectod by the 

Cbdl ^ b T h i > r t U h AMoa 

since 1978, past 

treasurer Ocean City 

Republican Club, former vice 

chairman Ocean City 

Recreation Board, membertf 

Ocean City Exchange Ctab 

and Knights of Columbus. 

1. Presently I chair a sub- 

committee which is meeting 

witt the mayor and dty ad- 

ministrator. We are 

discussing tte powers of tbe 

mayor along with the changes 

in tte administrative code 

which was mandated by 

Judge Steven Perskie. 

We aU know there will 

always be some voters who 

are dissatisfied witt tte new 

form of government, but tbe 

majority of .people feel it is 

working and many have 

my 

tte 

at least, some 

, In this regard, tte 

experiences of non-shore 

communities utlUxiqg the 

mayor-council form over a 

long period of time should be 

considered. 

Probably tbe number of 

departments should be 

enlarged in accordance witt 

the underlying philosophy of 

fee enabling 1 ffj i « 1 «a

VGE 6 — SECTION TWO 

ST. JAMES AMU 

7lh St. and Haven Av. 


Rev, Beckworth J. Voorhees, 

pastor 

OTNDAY 

9:30 a.m. - Church school 


7:30 p.m. • Evening nrvieB, 

Asmribly of God 


or GOD 

aie N«W R4 

Ljnwood 

flew. Jirry iturfeen, paitar 

SUNDAY 

10 aja, - Sunday School 


• 7 p.m. • Evening iervJee 

ABUNDANT LIFE 

4SSEOTLY OF GOD 

35 Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Andrew Surace. pastor 

mm, ... JAY 

,10 a.m. . Worship service 

111 i,m. LWoniilp service 

7 pjn. - Evening service 

7 pjB. - JUdweek service. 

OCBANcrnf 

8AFTBT 

10b St. and Wesley Ave. 


Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUND'AY 

B;80 am, - Sunday school 

10;45 ajn. and 1 p.m. - 

Worship strvlM. 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m, - Prayer service. 

PAULLBV MEMOIUAL 

BAPTIST 

(American Baptist) 

18th St. and Simpson Ave. 


Community Gaiter 

Rev. Richard Wingate, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Worship icrvlee 

with Rev, Wingate preaching. 

Nursery Provided, 

11:15am -Sunday school 

For 24-hour devotional 

message, phone 398-8526. 

lit church office la located 

at ffl W. Inlet Rd., phone 398- 

6126, 

SEA VIEW BAPTIST 


Unwood 

Rev, Wintam W. LeConey, 

paster 

SUNDAY 

' 8:30 «JB, . Church school 

11 a.m, • Morning worship 

Bta i 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p,m, • Bvinlng bible itaidy 

and prayer service. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

OorbtaCity 

R.S. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 8jn. Sunday school 

11 a.m. . Morning worship 

CALVARY ^DEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

m and New York Av, 

Semen Point 

Dan Gerbett, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m, LMofnln| worship 

6 pjn.-. Family rtudy hour 

7 pjn, • Evening service 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

7th St. and Simpson Av. 

Rev. Lafayette Riddick, 



18th< and Central AMBUI OMin City, N,J. 


9:00 A.M. Church School 

10:30 A.M. • Morning Worship 

"A LIVING PAST AND 

A VITAL PRESENT" 

Rev. Stanley J.Menking 

CThB 10:30 Service breadeist on WIBG-AM ISM) 

STAFF 

David M. Pinch, Pastor, 

William R. McClelland, Associate 

Eugene M. McCoy, Organist/Director of Music 

NiBty f»i PWBr, laprant 

BSnfTMa 

Soloists 

Juiinni Frieturi, Mini Sgpr.no 

(,« Mueller, larlfsna 

Visitors Always Expected! 

One Service 10:00 A.M. 

Also Church School at 10:00 

"THE DIFFERENCE IS WORTH THE DRIVE" 


CHURCH-ECUMENICAL 

8900 VENTNOR PARKWAY. MARGATE 

JMin. North of Qettn City 

35 DENOMINATIONS flEPRESENTED 

Rev. Joseph DeLaurentis 

Pastoral Associate 

CU/*THAT WE MAY BEUEVF 

' " TEXT, ST. J0HM:20:29 

THE SENTfNEL-LEDQBB, OCEAN CITY, N.j 

Worship tot 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m, - Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Mornhf worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Midweek prayer 

•ervice 


BAPTIST 

800 S, Shore Rd. 

Marmora . 

The Rev. Russell H Bowers 

Jr., minister 

MJNDAY 

9:43 un. • Sunday school 


7 pjo, - Evening service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th St. and West Av. 

Rev Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY ~~" 

10 a.m. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning service 

p.m, - Prayer isrviee 

FAJTH BAPTIST 

Upper Township Middle 

hl 

Peny Road 

Barry Rice, paiter 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a A. • Sunday school 

10:45a.m.-Morning service 

7 p.m, • Evening service 

THURSDAY 

7:30 pjn, • Bible study 

GMk 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

«th St. and Anbury Av. 


Map*. Joseph Doherty, pastor 

MASSES 

Dally -1 a.m. and 4 p.m. 

Saturday - 8 am and 4 p.m. 

Sunday • 8, 10115 and 11:30 

ajn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Thursday and Friday after 

8 a.m. Mass. 

Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. 

or anytime upon request. 

ST. AUGUSTWl'S 

13th St. and Wesley Av. 


Step. James A. Carr, pastor 

MASSES 

. Dally • 7 and I ajn. 

/ Saturday - 4 and 7 pjn. 

Sunday - 8,9:15 and H ajn. 

MASSES 

Saturday • 6:30 p.m. 

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

6:30 p.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 4 to S p.m. 

and 7:30 to 8:30 pm 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

44th and Landis Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Rev. John KiUeen, 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 a.m. 

in church 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La. 

Sonj§fB Print " ' ' 

rUMDN CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

1 55th Street and Asbury Avenue 


I Rev. John Peterson 

Pedricklown, New Jersey 

Solisi • Cliifly Ktever 

I HYMN HYMNSII SING 10:20 • CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 

J Servln Serving South Oce^n city Year 'Round 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

032 W«*l«y AVB. Ocean City, H.J. 

Rev, Frank Mohr, Pastor 

Sunday Sehooh f i45 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 

For frmigportatk.n Call 399.1892 

OCEAN CITY 


10TH ST.* WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY 

SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1984 

9:30 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 4 7100 P.M. • REV. DONALD PHILUPS 

WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. - PRAYER SERVICE 

Sttndlno lor The 

Fundimtnttla 

oitht Filth 

BSI 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekday* after 8 a.m. 

Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to 3-30 

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

ST. FRANCES 

CABRINI R.C. 

aid St. and Atlantic Av 


Msfr, Wlfllanj MeCorriitin, 

paitor 

MASSES • 

Dally. 8 a.m. 

Saturday - 6:30 p 

Sunday • S, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 11 a.m. to 

noon, before mats in the 

evening and after daily mail. 

CHURCH OF THE 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

200 W. Tuekahoe Rd. 

Marmora 

Msgr. James J. Zegers, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily • S am 

Friday • 8 am, and 7 p.m. 

Saturday - 4 and 8:30 p.m. 

Sunday • I.9:15 and 11 a.m. 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

Wabash tand Poplar Avs. 

Unwood 

REV. DONALD E. HURLBEDT, Pat tor 

REV. DONALD PH0.UPS, Visitation Pastor~ 

FRED CONNER. Youth Dimctor 

DAVESENSENEY, Choir Director 

FMLSENSENEY, Organist 1 

X Van Transporfati nto irilrrm ..unday Sinpol 

-i ' \ andCfiurcdD di M hmi i» S261 

MASSES 

Dally • 7 and 8 ajn. 

Saturday • 5:30 pjn. 

S d 7 W 8 

am. and 5:30 p.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday • 4 to S p.m. 

Christian $£am< 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

SCIENTIST 

8th St. and Asbury Av. 


SUNDAY 

11 a.m. . Church Service 

and Sunday School 

DAttY " = 

11 a.m. to 2 pjn. > Reading 

Room open 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. • Church school 


7 p.m. • Evening service 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CHAPEL ' i 

Lyndhurst and Wlstar Av, 

Marmora 

9:30 a.m. • Warship Service 

11 B.DL • Family bible hour 

7 p.m. - Gospel meeting 

GRACE BOLE CHAPEL 

Hotel Luray 

S32 Wesley Av. 


Ray. Frank Mohr 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday school 

11 ajn, - Morning worship 

7:30 p,m, • Evening service 

WTON1SDAY 

8pjn. - Testimonymeeting. WEDNESDAY, 

" "*~ " 7:30 pjn, - Bayer service 

•nd bible study 

Efdsaipd 

HOLY TRBfflTY 

EPISCOPAL 

30th ft. and Bay Av. 


Rev. Michael W. Goldberg, 

Motor 

iATUHDAY 

5:30 pjn. • Holy Eucharist 

SUNDAY 

B ajn. - Holy Eucharist 

10 ajn. • Choral Eucharist, 

Sunday school 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 a.m. 

Eucharist. 

- Midweek 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Somers Point 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 

rector 

SUNDAY 

8 a.m. • Holy Eucharist 

10 a.m. • Choral Eucharist 

with sermon, story hour and 

nursery. 

WEDNESDAY 

10 ajn. • Holy Eucharist in 

the chapel. 

.QrmkQrtfpdm. 

H 

GREEK ORTHODOX > 

Mill Road 

Bargaintown 

Rev. Demetrois Contellos, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. Morning service. 

Interdenominational 

UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE-SEA 

55th St. and Asbury Av, 

Ocean dry 

Interdenominational 

SUNDAY 

10:30 a.m. • Morning service 

with pest speaker. 

Daniel Hulitt of Marmora. 

LEMWOOD COMMUNITY 

183B Store Rd. 

Unwood —- 

u 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Ocean Heights Av, and Bethel 

Rd. 

Somers Point 

Rev. William Brltt, pastor 

SUNDAY 

8:45 and 10:30 a.m. • Praise 

and worship. 

7 p.m. - Evening praise and 

worship 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 

OF JESUS L.DJ. 

SUNDAY 

11 ajn. . Meeta in the 

Brotherhood Chapel on Snore 

Rd., Seavllle. (Just Inside the 

N.J. Marine Science Consortium.) 

All are welcome. 

Lutheran 

ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

Central Av. at 10th St. 


Albert E. Alspach, pastor 

Dr. Charles P. Cresaman, 

assistant 

SUNDAY 

9:30 ajn. - Church school, 

adult forum. 

11 a.m. - The service 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

42nd and Landis Av, 

Sea Me City 

HBflf TMB^ 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. • Church school 

br all ages 

11 a.m. -The serviw 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Shore Rd. and Dawes Av. 

Somers Point 

Rev. Charles Rinck, pastor 

Rev. Margaret Olbb, ant. 

pastor 

SUNDAY 


9:30 and 11 a.m. - Morning 

worship 

s. Mfhodist 


CHURCH of Sonen Point 

Bethel Rd. and Doran Av. 

(opposite Acme parking lot) 

"0Heh ones on earth! The poor 

In your midst me My trust; 

guard ye My trust." 

From Ito Band iSK/ntfrt/fHOJ 

the Baha'i faith* 

For Information Call: 

899-5737 

Jfirfit (dl|urct| 

The Presbyteriari Church* U.S.A. 

7th and Wesi«y Avenut 

R#V. Wm. Radcliffe Ali«n JMM,, Pastor 

Rev. Jeffrey W, Winter, Assistant Pastor 

Director of Music, Organist: \_ 

Jean C, Rldgway 


MORNING WORSHIP -11:00 a.m. 

EVENIrJG WORSHIP-7:30 p.m. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 a.m. 

The Whole BiMe For The Whole Penon 

Graded Classes Nursery - Adults 

TUESDAY MORNING -10:30 a.m. 

^ le Study Fellowship 

WEDNESDA/;EVENING - 7:30 p.m. 

*" ' ' Thp BTBIe Study Houi 1 , ' 

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2 t"Hptdlnfi Form The ttorttof Lilt" Philippics all* 

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SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • Sunday school 

and worsflip service. Nursery 

available. 

ST, PBTBB« 


fth St. and Central Av. 


David M. KB* pntor 

WUUam R, McClelland, 

associate 

Eugene McCoy, director of 

SUNDAY 

S a.m. - Church school 

10:30 a.m. - Honing 

worship, Pastor Flneft 

preaching. 

TROOTYIWITID 

METHODIST 


Marmora 

Rev. J.D. Overcast), Pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 am • Sunday school 

11 a.m.«- Morning worhslp 

6:30 pjn" • youth meetings, 

Jr. and Sr. high school. 

CENTRAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. and Central Av. 

Uflwood 

Rev. Harvey B. Van Sdver, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 


9:30 and 11 i n • Morning 

service 

6:45 - Evening worship 

UNITED METHODIST OF 

SEA OLE CITY 

Kennedy fflvd, and Fart Rd. 

W. Nichols, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Church school 

for family 

11 ajn. • Worship hour 

MACEDONIA UNITED 

METHODIST 

10th St. and Simpson Av. 


David M, Finch, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. 

Church school 

WESLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

Rt. BIO Petersburg 

Dr.John F. Garrahim, paste 

the stork report, 

Families from this area 

receiving congratulations for 

new arrivals at the stork dub 

of Shore Memorial Hospital 

are; 

Steven and Susan 

(Bosbyshell) Holloway of 

Ocean aty, a son, March 17. 

LaRue and Sharon (James) 

VKale of Somers Point, a son, 

March 27. 

Robert and Frances 

(Feldraan) Wooiery of Ocean 

aty, • son, March 29. 

Chris and Joan (Webb) 

Oostello of Northfield, a son, 

April 1. 

Keith and Robyhn 

(Donohue) Mack of Ocean 

aty, a daughter, April 1. 

Rev. Robert E. Costello, 

pastor 

— John and Ruth (Me- 

Dermott) Coleman of 

Palermo, a son, April 3, 

Edward and Sandra 

OCEAN CITY 

First Church of 



8Ui St. & Asbury Ave, 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays lliOO A.M, 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. 

Wfdntsdiy* i:0ff P.M. 

. Testimonial'Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

11 A,M. jo I P.M. 

ALL WELCOME 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL 

THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1, 

SUNDAY _ 

9:45 cm. - Horning (MMhij p 

11 a m. • Sunday settel ] 

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PACK H - SECTION TWO THE 8ENT1NEL.LBPGEK, OCEAN CITY. N.J. THUBSDAV. APRILS, 

Ocean City High girls win the Woodbury 

By TOM WILLIAMS 

The undefeated Ocean City 

girls track team won the 

Woodbury Relays last 

ttwkend with a performance 

(hat surprised even their 

roach. 

"I knew we had a chance to 

win," Mid Mike Naples, 

"because we've got the talent 

to win at any time. But they 

did a few things at Woodbury 

(hat I wasn t expecting." 

The biggest surprise was 

their first-place flnlali In the 

^Hnt relay, eoviring thi 

distance in 4:23.1. 

"That was a pleasant 

surprise," said Naples "The 

Raiders in the ranking 

Five Ocean City trams are ranked among 

the best in South Jersey 

Girls Track.,,,, .....rith 

Baseball 11 th 

Tennis 15th 

Boys Track lfith 

..!7th 

NORTH! 

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r DAT1D: April 9.1984 

4 14,14, P.P.MS.7! 

Ang«la F, Pulvino, County Clerk 

7 North Main Street 

Cape May Court Mouse, NJ, 08210 

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who esp«ti to b#, absent outside the State on jur j S, \1U 

or a qualified and registered voter Who will be within the 

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disability, or because of Illness or temoorarv ohvsleal 

disability, or because of the observance of a religious 

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sr because of the nature and hours of employment, win be 

unable to cast your ballot at the polling place In your 

district on Slid DATi, AND YOU filSlftf TO VOTI IN 

THI Primary Bleetlbn to b,t held o*n Jurit S, 19B4 kindly 

complete the application form below arid send to the underslgnid, 

or write or apply In person fo the undersigned 

*f once rjqueitlng that a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded 

to you. Such request must state your home address, 

and the address to which said ballot should be sent, 

and must be signed with your signature, and state the 

reason why you will not be able to vote at your usual 

polling place. No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished 

or forwarded to any applicant unless request Is received 

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alter their Initial request and without further action on 

their part, be forwarded an absentee ballot application by 

the county clerk for all future elections In which they are 

eligible to vote. Application forms may be obtained^ applying 

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completed and forwarded fo the undersigned, 

DATED: April?, 1984 

Angela F. Pulvino, County Clerk 

7 North Main Street 

Cape May Court House, N.J, 0MI0 

(609) 465-7111 

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lft — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J/ 

ffl 

THURSDAY. APRIL 26, IBft- 

Raiders no longer unbeaten on diamond 

Bud Hlnck watched his 

Ocean City High School 

Baseball Team fall from the 

ranks of the unbeaten and 

ftvom the lead of Cape-Atkntlc 

League, Division One, this 

past week. 

First the Raiders let a 

possible fifth straight victory 

get away when Bridgeton 

feared {our In the seventh to 

gain a 6-4 win. Then, 24 hours 

later, Oakcrest outlasted OC 

tor a 2-1 win over 10 Innings. 

The two losses dropped the 

ReTders Into a second place 

M with the two teams that 

beat them, just one-half game 

behind Holy Spirit, Mainland 

and MUMlle are just another 

notch below. 

Things looked very good for 

junior David Miller against 

Bridgeton — until the final 

taming, mi teammates bad 

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scored four runs for Mm, 

building a 4-2 lead. 

The scoring started in the 

second when Jim AUer 

singled, Brad Durkm walked 

and Dave Redding reached 

base on a fielder's choice, 

loading the bases. A walk to 

Pbte Thomas forced home a 

run and a sacrifice fly by 

Miller made it 2-1. 

Thomas walked in the 

fourth and stole second. He 

came home on a double by 

Dennis Jones, giving the 

Raiders a 3-1 lead. Alter the 

Bulldogs added another 

unearned run In the fifth, 

Redding and Thomas 

produced a fourth OC score 

after two were out. 

Redding singled and stole 

second. Thomas blasted a 

We committed eight errors and seven were routine plays 9 

double and Rlnck's 

enjoyed a 4-2 lead. 

team 

But in the Bridgeton 

seventh, Miller wafted a pair 

and was touched for a pair of 

singles, tying the wore at 4-4 

and leaving a man on base. 

Itasnay Chann took care of 

mat man when he drilled a 

two-nm home run over flie 

fence in left center to give 

Bridgeton the margin it would 

need. 

Mller, whose record leU to 

24, sfruck out seven, walked 

seven and wag tagged for 

•even hits before Brian Leslie 

came on to get the final out of 

the seventh. 

The circumstances were 

completely different the next 

day against Oakcrest. The 

Falcons' Rob Furca gave the 

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Raiders trouble from the start 

and ended up pitching the f Jill 

10 innings for the win. 

"He (Furca) changes 

speeds very well," said 

Rlnck, "and he made use of a 

very good breaking ball." 

Furca retired the first 17 

batters before walking 

Tommy Armstrong in the 

sixth. He still had a no-hitter 

and a 1-0 lead entering the 

seventh but Dennis Jones 

doubled to left, breaking the 

no-hitter and putting the tying 

run in scoring position. 

Joe Jones singled but 

Dennis was stopped at third. 

A fly ball to right by John 

Gunnels was deep enough for 

Jones to score, tying the 

game. 

Leslie, who was pretty 

effective himself over seven 

Innings, allowing only four 

hits, striking out four and 

walking two, gave wiy to 

Thomas in the eighth. 

The Raiders got Btfle going 

in the extra Innings, contributing 

only an eighth inning 

ingle by Jim Monteleone and 

a ninth inning single by 

Dennis Jones. 

Oakcrest nearly ended the - 

game in the ninth Inning when 

an infield throw was offtarget. 

But Joe Jones blocked 


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" j 

930 Asbury Avenue '1 

Ôl^^ Dial 399-159a | 

• ' ' ' ' ''' 

Joseph B, 

MOREY 

Electrical Contractor 


Phone 399-1243 

• Residential 1 Commercial 

• ElKlrlul Cqnlrjcllno 

• Market EUclrlcHtat 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

Interior • Exterior 

insured 

Edward H. Reed 

DIAL 399-2909 

Ocean Roofing & Siding 

f 33 West Ave, 

Ocean City, N.J, (609) 398-9644 

"The Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City" 

FRED TARVES, ill 

Complete Building Services for 31 Years 

HOME • BUSINESS 

REMODELING • REPAIRS 

Call Don Tarvei, 399 2306or 1127 

1635 Bay Avenue, Ocean City. N.J. 

J. R. NIXON 

Registered iullder 

ZZaWtitAve. Phone 398.4829 

CUSTOM BUILDER 

ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 

KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED 

mm* 

ROOFING and SIDING 

No Job Too Small or Too Large 

( PLUMBING &HJATjN£) 

750 WEST AVENUI • OCEAN CITY 

(609)'399-1976 

~ SALESANDSiRVICION 

U «• 

KlTCHENAlD MAYTAG 

MAYT 

I Nil 

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the ball and three out a 

runner trying to score. 

to the tenth, an #nw and a 

stolen base put the' Falcons 

within striking distance. 

Another error sent' the win. 

ning run scurrying for home 

but ReduJng refrWtd the 

Baseball 

Softball 

Golf 

Tennis 

Boyi 

Track 

Girls 

Track 

THURSDAY 

St. Joseph 

Home 11:00 

"Our ISIh nw Itmng M» then" 

J-C PLUMBING 

& HEATING 

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mm 

MHCUMJBUD 

Ojfdi 

Dial 3994167 

•u wnt m emu, on 

loose ball and cut down 

another potential run at the 

pUtte, 

The next batter, however, 

dropped down a luleide 

squeeze bunt and the Raider* 

had lost again. 

"OUT defense let Hi down la 

fene two Vmm,'i said Hack. 

"We committed eight Bffofi 

and seven were routine plays. 

Our pitching staff on a 

combined earned run average 

of 1,55 w we can't blame 

them,** 

"This la a well-balanced 

Raider sports calendar 

FRIDAY 1 

Lenape 

it Cherry Hill 

5:30 

SATURDAY 

MUlvUIe 

' Hone 

11 am. 

at 

Peno 

Relays 

8:30 

at 

' Rowland 

Relay! 

11:00 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

BRING RESULTS. 

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^"CUSTOM CARPENTRY" 

ALTERATIONS • BEMODEUNG • ADDITIONS 

SPECIAU3HBW VINYL SIDING 

• PHONE 399-4724 • 

Warren North 


7th St. & Bay Ave. Phone 399-2936 

Building * Remodeling • Alterations 

• Roofing & Siding • Inferior & Exterior Painting 

• Formica Work • Furniture Repair & Refinlshing 



Cafl (609) 398-9644 

ADDITIONS • GARAGES - DORMERS 

DECKS - WINDOWS - PANELING 


| GOODWIN BUILDING CO. 

933 WEST AVE. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

M. CHISM 


Additions • Alterations • Renovations 

ESTATES Cal. 399-8304 


ELECTRICAL 

CONTRACTOR 

i Residential & CfomMerclal Wlrlns 

No Job Too Small 


ALBERT H. STITELER 

Homs (609)653-0317 

(609)9^7-3827\ 

SUNDAY 

MONDAY 

at 

Mainland 

4:M 

Mainland 

Home 

4:00 

«* 

Mainland 

3:30 

at 

Mainland 

3:30 

division. _-—._-; _ 

not i disgrace ana it doeiin't 

by any means." 

ThJd 

Utt to till* wetk't Cour0r- 

Fost baseball poll, MM. 

achednled to a&; KA Ti '* 

ranked Cbercket «i "ft* 

afternoon bot the game < 

postponed Indefinitely by Kg; 

grounds. ' " •'•" 

TUESDAY 

Ocean City lunches 

ommem 

HIGHSCHOOL 

MONDAY 

natter one - Cannelloni 

and sauce, tossed falad, 

platter, potato uM, plektei 

tomato, lettuce, Wheat br«*l 

and butter, fresh fruit, choice 

of milk. ! 

peach cup, bread and butter PUtter one - Hot tarty 

milk chocolate cake, choice of "•=•- buttered com, cbUJea 

nnlk. pineapple era, cocomxt cakQ 

Ftatttr two - Grapefruit Atteo*am. .. 5 

Jules, chicken rice soup, Kite two -Choice of 

Viced ban and cheese Map. Uvmnnt and onio? 

sandwich, carrot salad, freth •Krwtafc, carrot and eetefy 

: fruit choice, choice of milk. «*lckf, fresh fruit choice^ 

salad, cheese, tomato, meat, Ftatter ttaM *> 

dressing of choice, roTJtnd *Ui HZ, tomato, 

butter, fresh froit choice, drwdng of choice, roB 

Aoiee of aUk. butter 

TUESDAY 

Platter one—Cheeseburger 

on bun, relish, miutard, 

INTERMEDIATE SCHCWt 

catsup, home style baked MONDAY 

beans, chilled fruit cup, spice Hatte one - 

cake or fresh fruit, choke of with tomato saoc . 

toBk. •?*•' salad, chilled poach 

Flatter two—Tomato aoup, bread and butter, , 

egg salad ianrhdeh, atuffed chocolate cake or fresh frojL 

celery, chilled fruit, choice of choice of milk. ;| 

mUk. 

Platter two— 

Platter three — Ham salad butter and Jelly t 

platter, cole slaw, olives, saUd with Italian 

tomato, cup of fruit, rye bread 

and butter, fresh fruit choice 

of milk. 

chilled peach cup, 

chocolate cake or fresh I 


WEDNESDAY 

Flatter one — Minestrone 

soup, tuna fish hoajjle, tomato 

and lettuce, potato drips, 

blueberry tarts, choice of 

milk. 

Platter two — Chicken 

vegetable soup, bologna and 

cheese sandwich, carrot and 

celery sticks, fresh fruit 

choice, choice of mUk. 

Flatter three — Tossed 

salad, tomato, cheese, meat, 

dressing of choice, bagle and 

butter, fresh fruit choice, 


TUESDAY ! 

Plitterone-CheeMburgBii 

on a bun, mustard, feUshj 

catadp, baked beans, mlmd 

fruit cap, spice cake or fresh; 

frutt, choice of mUk, ' 

flatter two-Cbef's»alao< 

bowl with lettuce, tomato] 

ham, cheese, potato «sjad] 

roU and butter, spice cake ori 

fresh fruit, choice of milk. 

WEDNESDAY ; 

Ptotter one -•' Mtnettrone 

soup, tuna fiih hoagle, lettuce. 

and tonuito, potato dlitai, 

THURSDAY ., Muebtny tarts with whipped 

Platter one-Meattoaf with «eam or fresh fruit, cholctofi ' 

gravy, buttered peas, ". } 

whipped potatoes, bread and te* two — Bologna and! 

butter, yellow cake with fudge ****** sandwich, mustard 

Icing, choice of milk. , < *"1 mayonnaise, lettuce ah?] 

Platter two — Pineapple tomato, potato chips,* 

Juice, chicken noodle *Sm, blueberry tarts with whipped J 

salami and cheese sandwich, «»*» « fresh fruit, choice of { 

potato chips, fresh fruit mu choice, choice of Milk, 

Platter three — Gold meat 

** 

THURSDAY 

'; 

t 

I 

PLASTERING 

HEWWORKAPATCHWfl 

WATERPROOFED . 

STUCCO 

PUSTEfflNG of A» Kinds 

Platter one - meat loaf: 

with brown gravy, buttered? 

sweetpeas, whipped potatoes, 

bread and butter, yeSow cake.' 

or fresh fruit, choice of milk. 

Flatter two — E« salad 

sandwich on rye breed, cup of 

fruit, carrot md celatv itltfka. 

DRY WALL 

CONTRACTOR 

nESIMHTML* 

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COMMERCIAL ; 

SHEETftOCWQ 

4RWSWNa 

yellow cake or 

choice of miDiT 

I 


THE SENTINELLEPOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PACE II — SECTION TWO 

The 1984 fishing season is underway now on the Jersey Cap 

ByLOURODIA 

Ocianfiibingformackirel who use the area's public and 

will ht foilowid by bluefiih private boat ramps to launch 

fewiy Cape ,Mtb boate action alonf with wrick their own boats or for anglers 

1 dally from Sea Isle ashing for sea bass, blacklist who rent boats and motors 

.Ocean Cite and ofliw (tautog), porglsa and a ftw from the liveries on the Inland 

tfWay»ita.hBurMdcod 

and pollock. Fluke will waterway, 

fUhlng trips. move into the ocean later In 

Ag the back tayi warm up, 

rel season precedes 

Bit summit, 

fluke move Into the ocean. 

fluifJsh, flute and weak, & May and Juna, fluke Some are cdught all summer 

seasons which usually action centers on the Inland long IB the inland waterwayi, 

taU aid of flie watm-wayi where thsy are but the ooeift-and.jDelmran 

f about the first tvpy for amaU boat anglers Bay, provide the 

May, 

mackeril giaerally 

•pent Hie Mm real action 

EFthi Jniey ape oeem. 

JgKrs, Delaware Bay's upcoming 

weakfish season 

wvidts a Ugh spot In in. 

erest for salt water anglers, 

drum generally follow 

MMthelWaware 

. schedule and should 

Btiw about mld-May, Fluki 

and, blues, also enter fee 

Dfflware Bay In iarly May, 

MfflLL GLUB MEETS 

Jersey ape Shell Qub will 

feature a sUde program on 

Ulbe mud flat medley" 

iurtng the meeting, Monday, 

IJte:?, l!l5 p^, at thi 

jWHinds Institute, Stone 

Harbor Boulevard, rte public 

hpw§teom§ 

Kindergarten and first graders participate in the clay sculpting contest 

during PTA spring fair. 

Plan Building & Remodeling HOW! 

Bob Camburn 

- R1GISTIREDBUILPBR 

Additions • Alterations • Remodeling 

"Fourth Oentratlon of 

Ocean City Craftsmen" 


Call after i p.m. 

BBS 

- Fully Iniurad 


HOAAES 

Custom Bgildina 

AfldlflonsMlferiflons/Rrtlflenflali'Cemmii'clal 

famner's Construction, Inc. 

BUILDERS • CONTRACTOR!) 


Ff hone 646 1388 Absecon, N.J. 

RANKLIN 

AINTIN6 

9noi 

399-0969 

l0 ObeanClty, N J 

loo; 

,8301 

. by 

Experienced 

Painters 

Contemporary 

CAttPET 

Company , 

The Professionals in / 

STEAM EXTRACTION 

toqi 

Any Two Rooms 

AnV one flbom 

Bill Shimp & Sons 

activity, 

jigs and lures while later 

Weakfish (sea trout) an summer catches are on bait. 

genenUy Mggir in ttii ipring Offshore fishing action 

wfcmi thty flnt movB Into starts In June with bluefish 

Delaware Bay, After leveral and tuna. The exotic fishes, 

weeks In the bay, weaka move including white and blue 

out into the deeper water and marlin, tuna, olbacore, 

leave, but a second body of wahbo, dolphin and swordflsh, 

fish, usually smaller, moves starts in late June 

Into the bay for the entire June Is the-best month for 

summer. Early l weaWlsh _ , „ • , 

Aark fishing in the ocean. 

Mako shark* art the prime 

ocean shark fish target, with a 

number of other species 

available. Good shark action 

remains In the ocean all 

summer and into fall, 

Delaware Bay shark actton 

begins in late June or early 

July and continues through 

acttviyiaumauynnbucktaii Dimes walk-athoii on Sunday 


Phone 398-1547 

ADDITIONS and REMODELING 

709 Asbury Avs. Ocean City, N.J. . 

SUMMER COOL • WINT1R WARM 

• Residential — Commercial • New or Old 

• Ask About Cillln Construction 

Proctss • Blown or Bafftd insulation 

1200 Mill Rd, 

Northfleld 

Fm Ejlimatei 

, lining Afl 

' SouldJtnty 641-3133 


Rain Gutters 


Save lots of money 

now 

The Rain Gutter People 

Let our Factory on Wheels come right to 

your home & make the rain gutters to custom fit, 

eliminating all possible leaks 

Installation only takes two hours on the averaqe home, 

saving money & labor 20 yr guarantee on Baked Enamel 

Finish 

Average cost to do your home under 

196If vou call NOW |' ,oHs«,iof 

Ocean City 391-9323 '• CI " I """'" U1 " 

Custom Vinyl Siding & Roofing • Save 20% 

Energy $avmg| 

- , Starts at the top... 

\i- 

•With 

perma-plastic 

y Fitaurgltiss reinforced acrylic 

DECKS 

Tiborcilciss 

HM March of Dimes will 

hold its annual Cape May 

County walk-athon on Sunday 

beginning at 9 a,m from the 

information bureau on the 

Wiidwood Boardwalk at 

Scnenenger Avsmu. 

Participants may walk 

Individually or as a team for 

the 30 niometeri, ip- 

prozimately * 17 miles. 

Proceeds go to help in flu 

fight against birth defects 

through research, medical 

services and public health 

educatton, 

For more information call 

the March of Dimes at 2fi3- 

7152 or call 4fWUi. 

ISLAND ENTERPRISES 

Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal Cleaning 

Spring & Fall Clean-ups 

Carpet, Upholstery & Window Cleaning 

Lawn cleanups & weekly cutting 

24 Hour Service 

Call 398-3383 

or 653-2006 

MAB) PAINTS 

Rich-Lux Low-Lustre 

LATEX ENAMEL 

Sotiny finifh 

WhitioiDtody- 

M.ntd Pomli 

QUABI 

so 

Rich-Lux Latex 

SEMI-GLOSS 

Eoiy IO-OHH 

Non Ytllo.mg 

WhiH Quori 

FRESH KOTE Latex 

FLAT WALL PAINT 

Unlferm flat finish for Ints. 

rior piaster dry well of 

masonry. White and 

ready-mixed colors. 

GALLON 

Sest Acrylic Flat Wall Paint 

Rich-Lux WAL-SHIELD 

GALLON 

Over 1000 standard and fustom colors 

to choose from. Unsurpassed coverage 

High hiding power on inlerior wolli. 

Now! One Paint for Walls and Woodwork 

LUSTER-LITE 

LATEX FLAT ENAMEL 

Ruhrus", ol flat finish GAI (Wt,,ici 

wdshabihty ol enamel Will) _ ( 

ilands, frequenI tvashinp I zX, 

d/eal on walk eipo'ed to con 

slant soiling 

the summer 

Crabbing generally gets 

underway In the Cape May 

County inland waterways in 

mid-June. 

Jetty and suf fishing starts 

In early May and continuei 

along the Jersey Cape Coast 

through fall, 

A year-round fishing contest 

for anglers who coma to 

Cape May County^ in its 49th 

yw. There is no advance 

registration or entry fee for 

this annual event. Anglers 

must register fish caught in 

Cape May County waters with 

any one of the county's official 

weighmasters. 

Fish over minimum sizes 

wUl be recognized with bronze 

award pins and a citation. All 

flsh entered In the contest 

FRESH KOTE 

USX 

HOUSE PAINT 

Easy to apply 

Dries fast. Lasting 

flat finish for ente 

r (Or masonry 

properh/ primed 

wood or me»al 

White and ready 

mixed colors. 

Tested and Proved Best 

Even Over Textured Plywood 

Solid Color LATEX 

TIMBER STAINS 

FOB INTERIOR AND CXTERIOK U"iE 

receive a red contest 

badge. Prizes are awarded atthe 

close of the contest "4n 

December. >•'> V 

For a list of contest weigftf 

masters. Cape MiyJ' 

County tide table and a Hit of 

the 1983 winners, vtHtir 

Fishing Contest, Box 3S5? 

Cape May County House, f(j 

0B210 ^- 

Lou Rodia is assfatant 

public af/adrs director for 

Cape May County artd'^ 

noted sportsman. •> *< 

ORDER NOW 

CANVAS 

W« Rvhang, R*p*lr. 

tkTmkmDown— , 

STORAOE 

DM REQUEST 

> Residential ; 

& Commercial 

CANOPIES 

General Canvas Worjt 

Tennis Court. ,, 

windscreens' ,-;- 

Industrial Canyas v 

Ph. 398-2345 

H. A. HARPER 

3VfCTORIAliUMEf 

OcaanCity.N,/; , * 

FREE! Goformorebt*84I 

Phillies BUMPER STICKERS 

Win tidceti to o Philliet gome tf "Sepnt Spoiw*- 

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.PAGE 11 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAl^CITY, NJ. THURSDAY, APBH/26, lftH-1 f) 

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,*:.' -All ClMlflod Advertising C*»h Batlt- 

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It* personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR 

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• Carpentry 

• Painting 

• Deck & Dock 

Repair 

• Bookcases 

and Cabinets 

S. John Loeperj 

(tetbiMdlvHer 

398-5553 

THI 

HANDYMAN 

• Roofing 

•Siding 

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• Painting 

•PiniBng 

•Drop Ceilings 

•Carpentry 

CALL 

RON 

HUTCHINSON 

ll¥tifslj(p§r!ene#! 

REUPHOLSTERY 

fcxpert Workmanship 

Qll^ Fabrics 

Call Today for FREE 

In-Home Estimate 

No Obligation 

>LATT'S FURNITURE 

9278116 

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full tkna, yaar 

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HIRReUIR WANTED - Ularf 

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RHnV-IIMM, us Eanahn.aillM.NH, tf 

OLD WOOD FURNITURE: Oak, 

mahogany, wIMar. Ctih rar entrant! « 

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war louvmi in ,ny condlllon. Ala, aM! 

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Pansnal Injury, alyarea, municipal 

court, annk driving, MIlMfleni, rail 

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JM Cancelltir 

Interior - Exterior 

Residential« Commercial 

Quality Work-Free Estimate* 

CALL 399 66S7 

WASH BOWL 

Coln-Oiv Laundry 

"Triple Load Washem" 

Open M firs, Mon.-Sat. 

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Mr, Ida 

Lawn Care 

398-3533 

HOME REPAIR 

HOTLINE 

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6450779 tni 

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All 

ses with ;; 10^ 

5 and' an, additional, 

bedroom-'rental unit 

f^/ to 00 for sunnner. 

Repeat •{ clientel. • Owner 

(Wanclng to a qualified 

buyer, 

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T-nree Bedrobm, Vh bath 

JtorJT' *0'"x US','lot. 

garage onlyJ2 

|,b's,j adwis.i Bath • Sethi 

Heated, Includes 3 •oaf- 

I Fantastic Mortgage Ten 

ms makes this soy-front 

Homt an Atfriefive iuy. 

I U yr. mprt. at lfm% Int. 

to qualified buyer. Con- 

sists of S Bdrms., 2V3 

baths, fam, rm, w/wet 

| bar 8. F/P, Florida rm. 

Ideal for Entertaining. 

Better Hurry I 

IJM Say South - Corner Say 

I front Unit • 2 Bedrooms, 2 

full baths • open balcony, 

I Realistic S137,fO0, 

I Excellent Opportunity • 

Condominium with 1,700 

sq. ft, including large Kv. 

rm., din. area, kitchen, s 

bedrooms, 2 full baths. 

Plus open balcony, central 

, 2 ear parking arid a 

&eatslip.0nIySlM,JO0, 

One of a Kind Duplex • Llv. 

rm., din, rm., kitchen, 3 

I bedroomi, 2 baths each, 

Plus Owners Quarters with 

I woodltove and central air. 

Oversized 2 car garase; Lot 

M x ill with i Docks and J 

Boatsllps. Inspect Now) III 

LA600NFR0NT 

Bayshore Drive, Well con 

structed home situate on 

86x100 lot W/5 boatsllps, 

consists of llv rm , din, 

rm., new kit, 4 bdrms, den, 

1 full baths 8. 2 car gar 

Asking Realistic S254500 

Extremely attractive con 

J temporaryonlBthSt Lagoon 

offers you Living Rm w/ 

wood burning stove. Dining 

Rm , Kit, 4 BR'S, 3 B s , 

\ Heated 8. Furn 2 Docks, 2 

Lg B/S's. -Adequate off 

I street parKIng inspect 

Nowlltl 

gfron' 

K-I sdf ^ 

Bdrm- 

plus 2 ^ 

slips. HSKlng $179,500.00. 

Family 

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$SO,000.00 2 yun 

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EXCcPTIOHAL 

VALU1 

Riviera Lagoonfront • •« 

trance hall, living room, 

dining room, country "kit 

chart, large family room 

with fireplace, half bath 

laundry room, 5 bedrooms, 


patio, • garage, 2 open 

leeks,, lounging deck, 

Mat slips, floating dock 

Don't miss this low Interest 

2nd ifnerfgage. «o,ooo.oo 

for, 2 ylars at 1% Interest fe 

qualified buyer. Priced to 

sell at $198,000. 

Dutch Colonial • Corner 

location in Nice Area • Llv. 

r,, w/fireplaee, formal din. 

rm., modern kit., gunroom, 

3 Bdrms,, Den, 2 full baths, 

1 ear gar. Recent price 

reduction • inspection En- 

couraged. 

Ranch Home • 3 Bdrms,, 2 ; 

.. full baths, lo. aftaeffed gar, 

MinOlni featurei. Clir 

Today! 

Bay Area Si' 

Kit., 4 BR's 

porch, Ott , 

$79,500.00. I 

Two Bedroom Cottage • 

Situated on lot 32 x Hi, 

Asking !6y,$00. Inspect I 

TodayI 

Single Family, centrally 

located has 3 Bdrms, 2 full 

baths, oil heat, lot 40x115. 

Asking (72,500. 

DUPLEX 

Super 

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Set? 

LIs, 

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"ucation, 

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R,I. For Site R.I, For Salt R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

ROBERT L SHARP, Realtor 

SMIJpSTAH. rft 'I7OOMIIJIV.JIHL' 

399-0784 LQ 301.1887 

INVEST NOWI 

Income producing duplex offers i year round 3 bedroom 

•PIS. Convenient to shopping and the community center. 

Located en a 40x115' let, mil property li listed for sale at 

•mow. 

REALTORS 

Home win superior design. Aeron from excellent beach. 

Fully alrcendltioned, 1 flagstone patios, beautifully landscaped, 

and sprinkler system. Detached 1 ear garage 

with electric door opener, ceramic tile bafhi, and 

greenhouse. Financing available to qualified buyer. 

A fine Investment opportunity In fht popular •outhtnd. 

This 2 bedroom cottage sets on a large 41x100 lot and has 

an unfinished second floor for expansion or duplex con 

version. iW,S00, 

Nice corner property. Single family home with 1 bedroom, 

!_ bam Income apartment ever garage, f 114,000. 

Owner says, "SELL! 11" Don't miss this opportunity to 

own a a bedroom condominium (for Investment or personal 

use); situated on a eornir with southern exposure 

Priced right af only !»,ooo. Call today for an appolnfjnent. 

• 

Spacious duplex with ocean view from 2nd floor enclosed 

sun porch, excellent rental Income. •xcellenf location 

near shopping, playground, tennis courts & Mi block to the 

Best beaches 1134,000, 

This property Is only V% block to one of Ocean City's finest 

beaches, 1 bedrooms, I bath. Interior It In excellent eon 

rfiflon, (89,900. 

W W. 17th St. Lovely duplex home In nicest lagoon area In 

has 3 bedrooms, Vft baths, 2nd unit has t bedrooms, 1 

bath.SW,000. 

A/lultl family property with 3 fownhevse-type apartments 

and I ranch Style unit. Close to shopping, tennis courts, 

and beaches. Excellent Income producer. Owner financing 

available to qualified buyer. Call today for ail the 

details. %159M0, 

Duplex a bedrooms down and 1 bedroom up, iay living at 

lit finest, I boafsiips, Extra wide ssxioo lot with large 

tached garage. Asking 1135,000. 

Lovely three bedroom, M bath home featuring central 

air conditioning, attic storage, hot/cold shower room 

space. House is 2 feet deeper than original model. Some 

I '• furniture may be purchased. 1135,000. 

Iweh.MMM. 

1 to shopping and 

ich. Large lot, Starter or 

retirement home priced to sell, J42,000. 

Gracious older home near beach with Guest House License: 

for 4 rooms. Den, bedroom, Vi Nth on 1st floor, 3 

6earooms #2 baths en 2nd floor, Large room + 'A bath 

over oarage. Off street parking, L Ttta^*," 4 - ' 

***** * : '* | 

Cheerful ranch home with large kitchen addition, dining 

room, living room£ 3 bedrooms, and 1 bath. New roof, 

Mkny extras. Nearby shopping and public transportation. 

Must seel 11*79,900. 

Furnishings by Kensington in this tastefully decorated 2 

bedroom, i bath condo in move-in condition. Reserved 

parking and two balconies. S105,0M>. 

VAN maintained duplex In an excellent location with an 

ocean view. Short distance to beach and boardwalk, 

, Owner will consider selling first floor as a condo. iisf.ooe, 

mnto 

Ocein City. ity. N.J. 08226 

*•% .iW 

toum 

8, air-eend,, pool, 

•reereation room, Condo fee 

fyst m/tno. includes 

wafer, sewer & Insurance, 

just 2 yrs, oidi Asking 

_; RBOUCjfD. •""" 

uP» 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

s^^^^^^ 

398-5000 

829-5000 

Must Sell 

Owner relocating 

Reduced to M49.S00 

/Maintenance frt« home near beach In prestigious gardens 

section. Five bedrooms, 2 oaths, living room, dining room, 

sun room, large eatin country kitchen, economical gas 

heat, 2 ear garage, vinyl siding, taiOu 1 lot. 

CALL 3181311 

7th St. at Pleasure Ave. 

OCEANFRONT 

SPiCTACULAR CONTtMPORARY HOMB with 

panoramic view of ocean, Inlet and Atlantic City 

skyline. First level Urge entrance foyer, family 

room with fireplace, two Bedrooms, bath and laundry 

facilities, second level living room with 

cathedral celling, fireplace, dining room, great kitchen, 

powder room, master bedroom with bath 

1219,500, 

SPECTACULAR A—FRAMI Or* BINNI5VILI.i 

LAKE eompfete with floating dock, must see fa ap-"~ 

preeufe, tlM,0M. ' / 

MULTI UNIT IN GARDENS Vi Block from beach, 

totally remodeled. Great Investment, $225,000, 

TOWNHOUSiS KiiAR iiACH, Great for young 

families, 2 bedrooms, I to bath, wet bar In living 

room, only a stones throw to beach. $12»,S00, 

NEW CONSTRUCTION IN UPPER TOWNSHIP, 

California style rancher with luxury features, not, 

normally found in this price range. Only 184,500, Jo' 

day occupancy. 

Send for a copy of: 

"HEAL ESTATE HIGHLIGHTS" by 

NORDIC REAL PT4TE 

7ih snd Pleasure Avenue, Ocean City 0822ft 

6G9.399-2936 

REALTY 

OCEAN CITY CONDOMiNIUMS 

Wesley Ave. Beautiful 3level 

tewnhouse, 3 

bedroom, 4 bath uniticom- 

Plefe with fireriiaee, 

whirlpool, dishwtiher, 

washer/dryer, onl-car 

Birage a, roof fop 'sundecks. 

Don't miss thlsiop. 

portunitylOniyi24»,0O0l 

^mmnvi %• 

LUXURYiy-THf-SfAl 

Sumptuous ocean living at 

510 37th St, Beautiful 2nd 

fir, condo: 3 BDRMS, plus 

den, IV, baths. Cathedral 

ceilings, fireplace, eiee, 

heat, «lr-eond,, deluxe earpet 

& drapts. Great ocean 

views, Yours for $350,000, 

OCEAN Ci-hf DUPLEXES 

^^m9 

ixeellenf Incomt poten. 

•««. Don't pais fijis upl 

$" r-fa 

BAYFRONT UiVfNG ~ 

• Lovely 3 BR,, 2 bath, 1st 

floor eondo. on the bay. 

Complete with boafsHp, 

eltc. heat, air conditioning, 

fireplace. Has large eommen 

dtek and large 2-ear 

garage, A great buy at 

i2?5,ooo. , 

^ . h e a n a n d 

carport. Take advantage of 

u> bMehfrenf 

muS 

398 4211 

, 1IM raMll 

jader »ioo,ooo. Mala bouse 

1 talff. Gr,.t 

Agtag -MM* mte SaMeMmooCmtrai 

, ^ Avenue, tolM 1 lot, good 

m m ^ m ^ development opportunity, 

_ Just listed for $140,000, 

Charming single family 

. ... i, sun 

room, 2 oar garage, hot 

. Excellent, value. Just 

near Gold Out, 3 reduced to f147,000. 

, bedrooms, 3 baths, brick - -^ —. 

fireplace, deluxe kitchen Anbury Ave. duplex, Three 

• with nil appliances. Fully bedrooms, 1 bath in each 

furnished. Just listed for unit. Carport, large sun 

1119,000. deck. Owner has changed 

plans and desires quick 

sale. Asking $169,500. 

**WA Central Av«. jfMftd 

j I | r-iLjf iKf^*l 

Gardens Home near beach 

with Income apartment, j| 

bedrooms, ivi baths, 

m, fireplace, oil 

Two a, Three BH.» one bath 

duplex In excellent eon 

L dlflon, fully furnished and 

, . _,„—,.»..i» min 4S'uvs' fof and li sting 

gaj hyrom Rtftitj /Warmofa,,gp.teufh to ivergritti Oriva 

SUMMER RENTALS 

R",(thlront SOL'1 L ' 

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NORDIC REAL ESTATE 

Tins BJY»« 

(603)399.2936 

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mtoor changes can be worked not four years as it was forimibeUeveUwtttmay couldniakefordolniont, " 4.'TOien I am elected, I WlH to 

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