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Boardwalk Art Shop Aug. 2 & 3 

105th Year. Number 25 Ocean City, NJ. 08226 Friday, August 2,1985 Two Sections Price 30- 

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lo^«ler;pttrchaged for beacb maintenance purposes. The action. 

gins in Sea Isle City 

cuotrolflnfi risiiiB 

''bjB«tSU>a*?Vtte'fteMrt^d^ «i«tr cave4nllke last jur," he»ald. 

"i»ithe-sewer trunk line along Central" .' -Last summer a trunk line on OpntraL 

fXwnue from the JF1C Boulevard to the Avenue coDapaed, spffllng sewage" Into 

4«tt» S*r#etiHmii*ng gtatlfc« was set to streets and home*, costing the dty aj>- 

;fiegln Thursday and trafflc will be prorimately lunllllon. 

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Stella Yates Is MterCape May County,. 

One-way street plan tabled In Point.. 

State Police protection satisfying.. :•...,. 

Six pages of sports, begin 

'Phantom taxes'& electricity 

A review of the blue law issne ......... 

21 letters to the editoi', begin 

aassifleds, begin... 

Obituaries ,,». 

Crossword 

: 10:26 p.nt It's a Friday According to Chuck & » 

night whin a south-end tnarskl, one of the sapervlaars 

resident call* the timm .ci equipment Is *tato of the art 

JirBm 5 chMt * 1 oiiB^ His ejpect it airf deserve It," said 

physician hadn^raturned her the 34-year-old HaUve of 

phone caU placed loon after Ocean aty whb U employed 

dêr wb«n the dawjôrt MaptMm^ 

Avenue headquarters' by 

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..Section l, page 5 

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Section 2, page 10 


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(609)399-5411 

MMO M9 SOWS 

WHISGPGftT. ttlCIIXGAlI 49284 

Petitions to 

recall Meis 

circulatedi 

By ANITA j,SPIEGEL 

SentineHjedger Staff 

chalkngtt to represent the tad Ward In 

iw 1B64 mnilripal election*, since 

1pm Mel*. Meto* stand on the "~ J 

tawa may ham pndpiM the 

Stalth, who gaiwred 340 vote* to fti 

Ifcb 1 294, coiAenb ""*t Mdj bOedto 

reppesenl flu fedlngs and desire* of 

ward constituent*. 'Wot only doe* M not 

bat hi* "" 

Stoilth d«dlned to elaborate on hi* 

reasons f or intUattng the recall. "My 

attcrqey btold 

me not to 

other thann what we ' 

I^cal attorney ADenVernon,how«yer, 

Saturday postal service hour* berewiD 

be reduced to two hours beginning Aug. 3 

dhe to budgetary profalgm, accgtung to 

Ocean aty Postmaster BasU Randans. 

Randano said the South Jeraey sectional 

center In Bellroawr, whlcn 

oversees Ocean City operationa, last 

week reqnested poet offices to drop 

Saturday service to two hour*. 

Based on the r*rimp^»Hjw of 

window clerk* Ocean aty delected 10 

am. to noon. Current hoars are 8:30 un. 

to noon. 

Bat Hrafegft aid be Unt anticipating 

M|er Una on Saturday 

the Ocean City Rescue 

While the rescue team 

reassures and treats its 

pitteM with oxygen, it learns 

a mini-intensive care wit 

(MtCU) carrying paramedics 

who maintain telephone 

linkage With a physician 

stationed at -Atlantie aty 

Medical Center's Mainland 

Division in Pomona, has been 

dispatched from Shore 

Memorial — a .normal 

revttffle cornea able^to monitor the patient 

drive. tt'» the *M Inttruct the paramedic*, 

^ ; ;.'!••• :U 

VernoD sold an elected (ddal 

iBDBvtd froui ctDcc toe 

percent of the ngWved 

- J {Hea»e fprn tot 

OMW," the 

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"Well be mannig to radn 

nwwuwry, flu w, 

Hi Mid h* didn't thtokS^ 

reflected a direction towards 

closure on Saturdays. "B'« not 

done to soften the public towardi:. 

bmu. .. •..•".,-. ^m- 

Saturday mall deUvery wiH 

Randano noted. * ; 

feeling the best he has all which took her husband to the recalled. 

no chances as they prepare following surgery. "They feet to control a 

him for his trip. 

were marvelous," she says. 10:54 pjn. An 1 

Kacunarski note* to most Kacanaraki says the aquad flneis hag ted Into the 

Instances when a person calls can act with renewed interest to the event medicatti 

fcr the squad's services, tiny in every call It responds to: required .ennmte .1 

are usually sick or Injured "Being involved in hoipltai- The piirai 

enough to require emergency services, entry tafonn the doctor the 

hoepitallMtion. • 

call is a little bit different and being loaded Into the "i 

Meanwhile, the man's wife diallenges OUT skills to adapt trMBport. - -••f ,'fc 

[rovides a brief history of her to the situation-" Ajl along, the 

husoand's.condlUoD Inrludlng Kactmarski'B interest in keep the doctor, 

previous hospltaliiations, emergency medicine wa* patient'* condtt 

allergies and current sparked by his father's he«1 ambulance faittoj 

medications which to relayed condiUon. "I 'coded* my EMTdrivwaBtaafij 

to the doctor. 

father the day he died but at their.&mmmf •'$ 

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Summer 

sale 

Continues 

Mm is the lone member of 

be governing body oppoaing 

blue laws. 

Besides esides coMlJeriM coMlrJeri edal al 

legislation, the dty wtilwtn 

require wrvicM of • lawyer 

•tonld it appeal tbe Pumam 

dedston to the itatc Suonme 

Court 

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Sunday 12 to 10 Selected items net included, Summer Hours: 

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PAGE 4— SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LElX.UU, OCEAN CITY, N,J. FhlDAY. AUGUST 2. 

SURFSIDE 

CASUAL 

FURNITURE 

*U Albury Av«. 

Sft-tns 

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

Township leaders satisfied with State Police protection•> One-way street proposal tabled in Somers Point 

By KEN WEATHERFORD 

Stnttiel-Udger Stiff 

, UPPER TOWNSHIP - 

Officials bare and in 

surrounding communities 

petroUed by the State Felice 

aid following a meeting with 

police officials Tuesday, they 

are satisfied with the 

overage the municipalities 

we receiving. 

Upper Township, Dennis 

Township and Woodbine are 

be only three Cape May 

County communities without 

municipal police departments. 

State Police from the 

Port Norris barracks in 

Cumberland County, patrol 

the three communities. Tney 

also run patrols out of a 

satellite station in Woodbine, 

Sine. 

Now Showing • Our Distinctive 

FALL and WINTER COLLECTION 

LADIES APPAREL 

SPORTSWEAR ACCESSORIES 

AH Summer Apparel 

REDUCED 20% 

744 Attunt **•• • OMiB Oty • 39H035 

J 

Special at $ 19 99 

While they lam 

846 Boardwalk off 9th St. 

Ocean City, N.J. 

Open SUnday Noon - 5 p.m. 

X, 

95th St. off 2nd Ave. 

Stone Harbor, N.J. 

"The township government 

and township residents art 

wholly satisfied with the 

protection provided by the 

State FoUee," Upper Mayor 

Ltanlel Beyel said. 

The meeting mi called by 

Assemblyman Guy Muzlanl, 

R-CapeMay Cumberland, in 

response to complaints about 

speeding trucks, illegal 

parking and slow response 

time by police. In addition to 

Muziani and Beyel, Woodbine 

Mayor Ernest Materio, 

Dennis Township Solicitor 

Jeffrey April, Upper Township 

Committeeman Louis 

HLuMo and Solicitor James 

Waldron, Ape May County 

Sheriff Jim Plousis and two 

State Police officials attended. 

The officials net for almost 

an hour behind closed doors 

before admitting members of 

All Summer 

Merchandise 

Come in and 

See Our Lovely 

St* frtf 

the press and public to ask there are simultaneous calls. Purgavie said traffic Purgavie said the increaM department. 

questtana, , _^,-^±.*' Officials said they learned the analysts will meet- with in troopers should help, "We're your police," • 

he 

Capt. Charles PurgSivie, 

State Police has a priority list Dennis Township officials to eliminate some of the said, "We'll be happy ^ 

State Police commander of 

for simultaneous calls, discuss problems with problems. Officials at the address your needs as long ag' 

Troop A which covers the 

"We don't prioritise speeding trucks in certain Port Norris barracki said you raed us." i..^ 

southern portion of W state, 

anergenBy cafls," Purgavie areas of that municipality, they have additional troopers Dennis and Upper have.thc 

said the State Police is 

clarified, emphasizing the particularly along Ocean euiTenay working with «• lowest crime rates In thii 

currently in an expansion 

word ermrgeney, "You get a Vlew-Woodblne Road, oeriineed officers. Once the county, according to statistic* 

program which will see 300 

call, you go, It's that simple," 

"trooper coach" progrwn provided by the State Poliei> 

new troopers throughout the 

Sometimes, the police will Officials from the Ocean ends around Aug. 31, more Dennis's rate of 18.4 

state in the next several 

leave the scene of a minor View Civic Association patrols will be possible, per 1,000 people Is tin lowest 

years. 

accident If a more Important maintain more patrols and a Purgavie also said It will be followed by Upper's trith'a 

While he couldn't •peculate 

call comes through, he said. lower speed limit along the up to the individual rate of 28.7 per 1,000. WooU. 

on now maty of the new "Even that's a rare oc- road would ease the municipalities to decide when bine ranks fifth with a rate of, 

troopers would be assigned to " he said. 

problems. 

they need a local police 45,3 l| ? 

Port Norris, he said there will 

be some. Troop A contains the 

largest area without Blood drive Aug. 6 aids area child 

municipal police depart, 

ments, he noted, 

On Tuesday, Aug. 8 from 3 

"There will be additional 

than 1 percent clotting factor Vet statistics show less than 4 as opposed to the prone 

to 6 pjn. a blood drive will be 

troopers assigned to A' 

to their blood, 

percent of the eligible donor position on a table. Following 

tald at Ocean City Baptist 

Troop," he said, 

Within the last decade, population, share this '•gift of 

Church to benefit Jon Beatfle 

"I'm happy with the job 

research has discovered a Hfe," 

of Upper Township who has 

Port Norris does in Cape May 

way of isolating and con- Personnel from the Com- 

hemophilia. 

County," Purgavie continued. 

centrating this missing munity Blood Bank of 

Hemophilia la caused by a 

"There are problems, and 

clotting factor from the Southern New Jersey will 

deficiency of a clotting factor 

meetings just as the one today 

plasma of blood, Once ex- conduct the actual medical 

to the blood, tbe lack of which 

wili address those problems- 

tracted, this "freeHhdried" screening and drawing of 

causes the victim to bleed 

Municipal officials said 

concentrate of dotting factor blood. To give blood, donors 

Internally from mild injuries. 

they were pleased with the 

is put into vials, and when Jon must be between 18 and 70 (17- 

The kind of bruise 

meeting and don't envision, 

most needs it, he is able to be Inyear-olds may donate with 

children could sustain during 

tee need for creating 

fused, or injected win it. Witt parental consent) and in good 

play could trigger internal 

municipal police departments 

adequate and continuous health. 

nemo rrhag ing in 

in the coming years. 

infusions of this clotting Upon entering Ocean City 

hemophiliacs, who have leas concentrate, Jon is able; to 

Beyel said grown in Upper 

Baptist Church, donors will be 

lead a relatively normal 

should level off because much 

greeted and registered by a 

lifestyle lite that of any otter 

of tte western portion of the 

volunteer. They will proceed 

township is located In the emendations toy. 

to toe hands of either a 

Pinelands Preservation Zone The ientint!*L£€g£f strive for 

medical technologist or nurse 

and Is subject to limited accuracy M CMfipiltwien in Each year, people with from the Community Blood 

repeffing, slid asiis thai error! or 

development. The county's 

hemophilia use about 60 

nttlulnu of IKI be brought Im 

Bank, first for a brief medical 

imposition of 35,000 square- mediately h) Hie eWtWi (ttMtWI percent of the national blood history (screening questions) 

By calling 399HI1 Difference! , 

approximately $240,000 and 

(Sty High School should crosapcountry, 8 p.m.; gh-ls dian, said Howell:' .,'' 

Tbe roads scheduled to be Late summer or early fall is 

said it wfll encompass 15 

report tor physicals Monday, field hockey, 8:15 p.m.- * 

paved Include: Foiboro the best time to pave, he said, 

The name of Mike 'Reeb' 

roads and a basketball court. 

Aug. 5 announces Dixie cheerleaders, 8:30 p.m.; Forms are available at thie' 

Road, Joseph Avenue, because the asphalt cools too 

Hardy was incorrectly listed 

The roads scheduled for the 

Howell, athletic director, majorettes and color guards, main office of the Ugh school, 

Dmwood Avenue, Mistletoe quickly when the weather ta 

as Mike Iteeb* Waldron in 

program are in various stages 

Team members are to 8:45 p.m. They must be picked up. 

Avenue, Bergen Avenue, colder, 

Tuesday's write-up about the 

of paving, he said. Some are 

report as follows: Football, 6 Coaches are requested to be completed and taken to school' 

Union Avenue, WlDets Road, —KenWeatherford 

dry's softball league. 

gravel and wfll be paved for 

pm,; boys cross-country, 7 present at the toes of the at the time of the physical''' ^ 

Essex Avenue, Hudson 

the first time while others 

physidals. Forms must be completed 

Avenue and BSlwood Avenue. OPEN AT 9 AM, 

have old paving which U 

1 

..The eiaminiations will not beforehand or py 

Also, Lincoln Avenue, The Sentinel-Ledger 

be given without a completed be given, Howell said. 

tracked and needs replacing. Glenwood Avenue, School business office and swit- 

%me are oiled, be uald. House Lane, Sunset Road and chboard open at 9 a.m. week- 

20%-50% Off 

All the roads will be paved part of Iinda Lane, davs. 

witt a permanent surface, In addition, the basketball 

Entire Slock of Summer Fashions 

PVC 

GrosfiDex 

Herman said. 

court in Strathmere, which 

•f lowttl pricM 

net 

White, vanilla 

Wood or A in 

' test Quality at 

:TIOH 

% 

i \Ja±m 

Lowest Prices 

Accessories A Specialties for 

Crmatlvm Cooking 

Summer Fashions 

0:00to7p.m 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

Especially when they ? re having a Sale! 

I ALL 1 SUMMER MERCHANDISE 

Boiirti^'s Closet too! 

| ! ^(ONLXJ^N THE B&ARpWALK) 

•FUnderj Hotel, llth & Boardwalk 

ea 1 

Such 

664 Boardwalk 


• Men's & 

Women's 

Sweaters 

• Coordinated 

Sportswear 

• Accessories of 

Distinction 

r>^.^y rt^r, Men'« or Women's 

20% OFF Sweaters & 

Handbags 

Midnight Sun 

Tannlnfi Salon 

; ;;;lNEWE$r&MOSTMODEftN 

^ FACILITIES AVAILABLE 

^P^^ME^SPECIALS! \. ; 

UNLIMITED VISITS for *25.00 per month 

Four S-Positlon Chairs 

64" Oval Table 

List $82510% OFF 

M99 

REPLACEMENT CUSHIONS « UMBRELLAS 

WELDED ALUMINUM 

30% • 40% Off 

Area Leader In Outdoor Purnlfyre 

Surfside Casual Furniture 

944 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 398.9335 

Summer 

Clearance 

NOW IN PROGRESS 

20% to 50% off 

Slim 4. IB 

plu. F«ira 1-nrgr 

3246 Asbury Awe., 

Ocean City 

3995097 

OPEN DAILY 10 5 v 1 

Decorate your home beautifully 

and SAVE 25% Jfl 

during our introduction nalc «n 

netxLe ee 

custom fabrics and workmanship \f 

lilt July Hit |hrU 

" -cfr* in ina |« I,, http ,ou j,i.n • MJUIUUI room j 

' *«iiu l dilii«i' r * 111 P ' ***" "" l * l " lr tulMl mMp ta 

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/!!£5'!^^^!îi* ii . i " i ' i » i)iii *' iii 'w'»^" 1 

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Demonstrations 

Tuesday & Thursday 

loaoiMO \ 

No Regittration Required 

AUGUST CALENDAR 

TUESDAY TKVflSDAY 

6th Pass the pasta 8H) Summer Talln 

13th wok thi$ way •lift Rise a, shine 

20Ul Pina 2i«a Phyno-Flllo 

-SPECIAL PflESEHTATWN- 

Culiinart Food Processor Demonifraflon 

Sat, Aug. 10, lOiMJiM 

701 Aioury Ave. • Ocean CHy • 39W11 i 

Hours: AAon. Frl. 9to 9; Sat. 9to5, Sun, 11 to 4 

{HURRICANE SEASON 

IS HERE!!! 

h '< 

DOHT BE BLOWN AWAYBY NOT 

COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR HOME OR BUSINESS 

REGISTER PALL. 

DaythneOattn/WifciNe 

Classes under the direction of 

Mary Beth Snow 

Alltvtla-I0ii2 tg adult 

•Tap •jaiz •Ballet •Acrobatic 

• Adult Aerobics « Pro school dance 

aSASOWABLE RATE1 

1117 Simpson Ave,, Ocean City - 3»f.7iaj 

If no answer m-liu 

the dame plate 

77i_6 VENTNORAVENUE 

:oo - \:oo MA BGATE, NEW JERSEY 

TWO DAYS ONLY! 

Prl. & Sat., Aug. 2nd and 3rd 

Famous Name Braifids 

BRAS & GIRDLES 

SLEEPWEAR & LOUNGE WE AR 

TERRIES AND SWIMSUITS 

so** ao 

REGULAR PRICE 

PAGE 5 - SECTION ONE 

Wlc*er Furniture & Accenoflei 

At Low Semite Prtcgt 

Wicker 4-Piece Grouping 

Sette*. table, 2 chairs 

Starting at tin 

398-0597 

OcmOty. HJ- 

Mon.-Sat. 10to5 

Choliy's Country Gift Shop 

ROUTE 9 MARyORA 

390-1013 

Between Mlh St. and ttie 

's point Bridge 

Country Baskets • Tableclofttes 

Placemats • Candles • Pewter 

Pine Furniture A Accessories . ** 

| 20% Off Evergreens & Trees"! 

OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY • CLOSED MONDAY 

Striking Designs 

Innovative Fashion 

Ocean Clfy • 399-0082 

NEW LOCATION * 

Grand Opening SAVE 

25% 

on ofl decorator 

fabrics for draperies, 

slipcovers 

and upholstery 

FrL, Sat, and Mon. 

Aug. 2,3 and 5 

DISCOUNTS! 

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Cuttom 

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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINELILEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J, FRIDAY. AUGUST % IfljS FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1885 

Obituaries 

Kenneth Holmstrup, 64; 

former Freeholder director 

COLD SPRBIG - Foransr county Freeholder Mrector 

Kenneth Aage Holmstrup, M, of 1039 Seashore Rd. died July 

31 In Burdette Tomlln Memorial Hospital, Cape May Court. 

House. 

Bom In iomervtjli, he was a reiident hare 33 years. 

Mr, Holmstrup was a retired construction coordinator for 

the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority, a 

director of the Sturdy Savings ani Loan Association of 

Stone Harbor, former owner of the ape May Forge Antique 

Mathew D, Finkelson, D.M.D.. M.M.Sc, 

Practice Limited to 

ORTHODONTICS 

Adults • Children 

3323 Simpson Avenue 

Suites 5 and 6 

Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

(609)398 1511 

2400 New Road 

Northfiiid, N.J.OISM 

(M9) 645-1559 

"Bathing Suits" 

50% 

Catering to all sizes & figures 

Sizes t-4t 

Lock 

8018 Venfnor Ave 

Margate 

inar (JKI'J) 

Sun. 9:30-3:00 

£•- Visit Your Beauty 

. Parlor This Week 

Dorothy's 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

341 West Ave, Open Year Round 

(CLOSED MONDAYS) 

Cal For Appointment Dial 391-4319 

A FULL SERVICE SALON 

FOR M1N AND WOMEN 

Carol • Linda 

Stephanie • Sandy 

fill Asbury Ave, _, 

* 399-8621 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON 

Complete 

Beauty Service* 

Open Year'Round, 

1520 Aibury Ave. 

Call lor appt. 

399-1575 

OteanClty^.ANorthflejd 

Slop and former owner of Holmatrup's Ornamental Iron 

Worki. ^ 

He was a member of the Cape May Cpunty Board of 

Freeholders for 11 years and served as director of the board 

In 1971, •" 

He was a member of Cape Island Lodge No, 30, Free and 

Accepted Masons; the Corinthian Yacht dub of Cape May; 

fee Cape May Cottagers Association; and the U.S. Merchant 

Marine Alumni Association of Kings Point, N.Y. 

Surviving are his wife, Gloria; a son, Lt. Kenneth Alan, 

assigned to the U.S. Navy'a Chase Field in Texas; a 

daughter, Mrs. Uzabeth Shay of Alexandria, Va,§ and a 

sister, Mrs. Ruth Haines of Hilton Head, S.C. 

Services will be 2 p.m. Monday in the First Presbyterian 

•lurch, Cape May, officiated by the Rev. Cass Shaw. Burial 

will be private. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the church. 

Arrangeniinto are by Evoy Funeral Homes, Lower Township. 

• 

Dorothy Gayton, 40, accident 

victim' Society president 

Dorothy Ortutay Gayton, 40, of 3016 Asbury Av., died July 

Z7 of injuries sustained in an automobile accident on Mute 9, 

Upper Township, 

President of the Ocean City Humane Society and a 

volunteer at the Society's animal shelter four yean, she is 

credited with instituting financial and management practices 

which made the shelter known statewide as fee best run 

facility of Its kind. Gayton, long interested in animal righto, 

Insisted that no healthy animal would ever be destroyed once 

Fred H. Miller, M.D. 

2000Shore Road Linwood, N.J. 

ANNOUNCES 

additional office hours at,., 

2809 Wesley Ave. 


Tiies. & Thurs. Mornings 

9 A.M. to Noon 

for the practice of the specialty of 

general Internal Medicine (diabetes, 

hypertension and diseases of 

Internal Organs) 

Hours by Appointment 653-0800 

Board Certified in Internal Medicine 

A Unique Full Service Bakery 

Corner of 9th & Ocean, Ocean City 

Open from 7 a.m. 

FREE ON PREMISE PARKING . EAT IN H T4K&O1IT 

NOW FRESH BAKED 

APPLE DUMPLING 

398-7724 

Re0. Sale 

WHEELIARROWieuf. W34.75 

WHIilJARROWjmni, .........W79.00- 

BUB WAOKiRweMP.e!ty ..;'.is9;«s 9 49.95- 

W SOAKER HOSE „ v..teM *5.39 

50'SOAKER HOSE !.».» J 8.09 

LANDSCAPER BORDER sio.39 f 8.49A 

BLACK and DECKER 

ELECTRIC MOWER tm 93*179.95 

(Only one of some items) 

"SAVE 20% 

DIG UP SOME 

GREAT BARGAINS! 

IDEN CENTER 

it reached the shelter. 

Professionally, she was district manager and satellite 

director In Atlantic Qty for HiRaockfor whom she worked 

17 yeari. 

Bom In Philadelphia, she had summered hen far ft 

number of years before becoming a year-oround resident 

tour yeari ago. 

, Surviving are her mother Dorothy A. Gayton of Ocean 

aty; two sisters, Lorraine Wlva of Audubon and Gall Schmitt 

of Ablngton, Pa.; t brother FYands of Philadelphia, and 

a son Shayne of Ocean aty. 

Services were yesterday.ln Wayside Chapel of Whltemarah 

Memorial Park Cemetery, Proapectvllle, Pa. Local 

arrangements were by Godfrey Funeral Home, 844 S. Shore 

Rd., Palermo. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made 

to the Ocean aty Humane Sodity, 

Florence Wallace, 04 

Florence Wallace, 64, of ill Wesley Av. died July 30 at her 

home* 

She was born In Mlllvllle and was a lifelong area resident. 

Surviving are two daughters, Florence C. Esposlto and 

Helen R. Wilde, both of this city; a son, Frederick J. of this 

city; and a brother, Felix DemosH of Philadelphia; seven 

grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. 

Services will be 2 pm Sunday at the Godfrey Funeral 

Home, 609 Central Av. Friends may call at the funeral home 

ant hour before services. Burial will be at the convenience of 

the family. 

Robert Koob; Garden 

State Parkway supervisor 

SEA ISLE CITY - Robert R. Koob, 61, of 357 46th Place 

died July 29 at Burdette Tomlln Memorial Hospital. 

Born in Springfield, Pa., Mr. Koob had lived here for more 

man eight years. He was formerly of Marmora. 

He was a supervisor on the Garden State Parkway. He was 

also a member of the Ocean City VFW, and the Local 193 of 

fee Toll Supervisors Association. 

Surviving At bis wife, Dorothy; three daughters. Marian 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

•MARKVIDiTTO- 

858 Asbury Ave, 

Phone 398-1157 


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OCEAN CITY 

MEDI-CENTER 

"Complete WallHii Medical Care" - 

OPEN 24 HOURS 7DAY5AWSEK 

lab 39M700 

Corner 9th aiSmpion, M.NewdowMD, 

medical director 

PROFESSIONAL 

VIDEO TAPING SERVICE 

C.B. VIDEOGRAPHY 

SOUfHSHORE PLAIA 

P.O. BOX 1029 

MARMORA, NJ 08223 

609-390-1879 

Sflll Available: — — 

• O.C.H.S. Graduation dm) 

• Upper Twp. Middle School find. 

• S.J. Baton Dance Recital * 

• Moss Mill Performers 

•Night In Venice 1985 tapes 

are available. 

$2500 each 

Plus Tax 

WEDDINGS BIRTHDAY PARTIES 

BARMITZVAH ANNIVERSARIES 

GRADUATIONS DANCE RECITALS 

•MM SUPER SMM TO VIDEO 

Peace of Mind 

Med Call! 

•tt 

A prompt, rcliablc» casy-io-u$c, ^/ 

wireless service thai links a 

person and his home with'the 

appropriate rescue and 

chicrgcncy serviccs;.'.24 hqurs a 

day,'7 days a week! 

< „;;' Piled Call H truly a great - !< 

service, Find put now how you or 

your loved one? can'benefil from 

Mcd Call. Drop in to see us. Or ,,, - ' 

give'uk a'calj and we'll drop some, ',"' 

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Ruder of Beealey's Print, Sally Lindsay of Palermo, and 

itenOne Koob of tylm, Tt] em am, Rwmond d Ocean 

aty; 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. 

A manorial luneral Mass was said Wednesday at the 

Our eh of the Resurrection In Marmora. Burial was at the 

convenience 0! the family, Contributions may fat made to the 

Sea Isle aty Rescue Sqiwd. Arrangements by the Godfrey 

Funeral Home of Ocean Clftr, *;" 

Louise Curry, 88; | 

area resident since 1941 , 

LD1WMD - IûlM B, Qirry, M, «l thli el^ died Ju^r ft 

at her home. % 

An area resident since 1941, she mi born in AuPecq"; 

France. 

Surviving are a son, Raynor O, Curry of linwood; three 

daughters, Reglne S, Tljompson of Estes Park, Col., Roberte 

C. NlchoU of linwoodand Rachel A. Landis of Somem Point; 

•Ait grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. 

Services will be held at the convenience of the family^ 

Arrangements are by the George H. Wlmberg Funeral; 

Hope, 

Tba family requests memorial eontributJons to the 

Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 1012 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic 

aty. • •; 

Fred Zavaglia, 93| : 

World War I veteran 

UNWOOD - Fred Zavaglia, 93, of 601 Grammercy Av. 

died July 30 In Shore Memorial Hospital, Somere Point. 

A World War I veteran, Mr. Zavaglia saw action in France, 

witti the TSth Division. He was a member of the Veterans of 

World War I, Barracks 2206 of Ocean City. 

A resident of this dty 19 yeara, he was formerly of TrentoD 

and was born In Italy. 

Surviving are his wife, Marcellina; a son, Joseph C. of 

linwood; thru grandchildren; and two great-; 

grandchildren. 

Services will be held at the convaiience of the family. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Unwood Rescue 

Squad or Shore Memorial Hospital. Arrangements are by the 

Chester J. Wlmberg Funeral Home, Ocean City. 

Too Late To 

Classify 

RENTAL - Ocean cilr, ocun Bnl, 

uilf!jf i i)li!ii& ftps 2/1 csnflQniinlym 

NwAHMii, toy vttw, .nnu.l. igulli 

(I.OM/mWlin. CHI 115 Ml 1175 1U 

TiOOM flVAILABLE — Fir gyltl, 

Imililni pHflf man. uu Ql rtlrigen 

iM • wHk, cad ni-97]i. 

RIAL ESTATE lALItPIRSON - 

pnsrtgnity kngeki, Ida Him csuin'i 

ta iaHtr fir y§y 19 bccsiiit a ial«ptr* 

•on wlin ocun" Cliy'l inding com 

pyfiriiei nat cifati lirm. Eomplffi 

rrafnini prffram. Call teda?, Berasr 

Rtjllv. Inc. In OO7», II 

HAHDY-ANDT BIPAIBt and maintinanci 

— Carpcntni p»iniin9. plum 

ilng, flc. Ant fypc small Sf largai 

hourly gr f sntrltt. Call lll-Ilti • ' 

DRAPES 

VERTICALS 

WOVEN WOODS 

BLINDS & SHADES 

Wayside VIHage 

390-9S9S 

teflections 

, Unlnx5»lon 

Welcomes to the staff 

DIANE S, SMITH 

foFm#Hj< of 

Nnl.fcinj Touch 

SSSTuckBhoeRd* 

Marmora, H^f. 

vi Milt f com Rf,» 

390.9864 V-a 

Secure 

your 

future 

in hotels, 

casinos 

and 

tourism. 

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Hospitality 

Management 

atACC. 

The Rest off. 

Your Life 

Too Late To 

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Crssiiiiti Metsr ' Inn, 14fn 4 Mavtfi 

AVMyi, Call 11144]]. Pi t 

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Or 1!« HJ1 F|> 

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IMf Itrm •mploym.nl. Apply in p«p. 

««. The Punuf Shoppe. inh 51 t lawn, 

i.j 

SUPER GARAGE SALE - Many rfll^ 

hrMt inttntnnf iiemi Cimllv 

msving trsm this irta. satyrgay t i.in. 

to 3 p,m, ai si Amanias Ayi, Irsar), 

CKetn city- 13 

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3900266 

Thtrili one Ihing you can be sun of when you 

are graduated from AUantk Community College wj(h 

a degree in hospitality management 

Ajob 

"We have 100% placement," sayj program director 

Donna Miller "There are more jobs than 

students." 

ACC's program offers you 3 areas of study 

• Hotel Management. Leam how the lodging 

industryservejguejtihoivtojupwvlMfoodservfces, 

how to mate group and convention sales. 

• Casino Muutftmtnt. ACC is one ol'the few' 

colleges in the nation ottering a degree in casino 

management | 

• Ttmitl and Tburlinw Learn group travel' 

procedures, tales techniques, banquet operations • 

Courses »l Atlantic Community College are'. 

in the evening. 

Ourlnstruclflra are all experts In their fields. And! 

became ACC classe$ are small, they have plenty nil 

time to aqswer your question! tn fact youil find) 

everyone at ACC alway* ready to help you, { 

^ CU *'Vemmeni I « c ^*Vmni.upported1«oWupaioWy; 

upportdiW 

»J0.&0 per credit for your quality education. Some/ 

rturses require lab fees. (If )»„ wrkTn'a hotel or{ 

caslnftêheck your company, tuition reimbuntWni', 

policy) , i -,",'',"' 

advancemeptprbBrsopa|tnrtchriitnt.Elthefway,I 

the rest of your life sbrb at AHantlc*Conimunityt 

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IS ALSO IMPORTANT 

!f you are skipping breakfast, it could be upsetting your whole dally balance 

of food intake. This is even true if you are on a diet, jBy morning you have 

already used up two thirds of the energy supplied by your evening meal. By 

mid-morning there is nothing left and you could drag most all day long. 

What about vitamins? We believe a properly planned vitamin supplement 

, can be taoortantand we carry,* comfilete stock of vitamin products made 

by reputable BianufaeturerB Bu£,"they are in no wayj substitute for i well 

balanceddallydiet Staif your day off right. You could feel better for it. 

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Visit B.L England 

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Free Half Hour Public Tours 

Saturdays 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. 

Sundays 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. i 

Located off US, Route 9 ":.;•'•- • 

at B£esley> .Point,, N.J. : .-.,;; 

fftiCli^SMO 

The city's 14th annual 

Pamper Scamper is Tuesday, 

Aug. 6, open to all crawlers 15 

months and youngs 1 . 

Competition will begin at 10 

a.m. with registration 

beginning at B o'clock on the 

12th Street beach. 

Each contestant will be 

placed on a partchute, and 

tie first one who crawls off 

and touches the sand will be 

declared the winner. Any 

will immediately be 

disqualified. The contest will 

be run In beats according to 

Silling Your House 

WHAT DOES 

IT TAKE? 

A sales contract spells 

out all the details of the 

transaction whin you sell 

your homei price, what's 

Included In the deal, the 

data of the closing, 

Because there are usually 

. still • number of variables 

before you go to closing, 

the contract usually contains 

a number of contingency 

clauses—"what 

if?" situations that may 

nullify the agreement. 

Some of the more common 

contingencies Include: 

the availability of suitable 

financing; an independent 

appraisal as high as the 

sales price; a good title on 

the property; the house's 

passing a professional 

structural Inspection or a 

termite Inspection; even 

the ability of the buyer to 

sell his existing home, 

It'swually advisable for 

both parties to be, represented 

by legal counsel before 

a contracf Is signed; in 

sortiMtafe* It is necessary. 

You'll get knowledgeable 

answers to your real estate 

.questions when you list at,.; 

age groups, 

Each heat will have firstand 

second-place winners who 

will receive ribbons. At the 

end of all tbe heats, winners 

and runners-up win be placed 

in a final race resulting in 

first-, second- and third-place 

winners. The final 'wmoart. 

will receive prices donated by 

Ocean aty merchants. 

Entry blahks may be obtained 

at ue Recreation 

Center, 6th Street and 

Atlantic Avenue, or at any of 

the city playgrounds. A (2 

entry fee must be submitted 

with the application. 

Registration will also be 

held at be 12tti Street beach 

prior to the contest. 

STOCKS • BONDS 

MUTUAL FUNDS 

ST0WE 

INVESTMENT CO. 

COMPARE OUR 

COMMISSIONS 

July end August 

transactions entitle 

Investors to a patented 

STOWITfllFT 

(•Men chair liUinbnlli 

e*fH.f) 

20125th SÔcean City 

398-9440 

Kathy Schiffman 

. Manager 

DO YOU REALLY 

OWN YOUR LAND 

00 YOU RBAUY OWN YOUR 

LANDr Thli may unind Ilk* • silly 

qutltlMl tl T/WpurpoMo)t||l|iM»r. 

/ 

ch U.10 (HUrmln. K.tlw'ptrun 

Hlllng ttw pniMrty that you InltM 

ID t>vy It In'fKt.tni Itgil own*r, and 

that *tntn you buy iht pMxurty you 

buy II lr« and f|«»r from hit 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. IMS 

Taiwan missionary guest speaker 

The Rev. Robert Bolton, The Boltoni have also 

Assemblies of God missionary taught at the Assemblies of 

to Taiwan, the Republic of God School of Theology 

China, will be guest speaker 7 located in Taiehung. This Is a 

pa. Sunday, Aug. 4 at the training school for high school 

Mainland Assembly of God, graduates who are preparing 

2115 New Road (Route 9) In themselves for ministerial 

tin wood, the Rev, Jerry careen, 

Sturgeon, pastor, hu announced. 

Serving In Taiwan since 

1955, Bolton and hid wife 

Evelyn have worked 

primarily among the 

lUwsnese isluicleri pljixiting 

churches and conducting 

able studies in the dttea of 

Kaohslung, Fengshan, 

Tainan, Tauchung and 

f 

> material entitled Treasure Springfield, Mo 

f Wartd; Church Growth Bolton waj born In Kun- 

• Among Taiwan's Urban mlng, mainland China, the 

i Mnn»iOiin«ft m of mliiionary partnto, 

I T1» Boltou together wrote Uonard and Ada Solton. The 

: Siartnf the Good News and book relates the life stories of 

WhatOwrehMDo,textbooks hU parents -and the 

puhllshedbyUietaternattOMl phenomenal gplVltual 

Friorto mtatonary service, Correspondence Institute awakening among the LUu 

the Boltons pioneered and (ICI), a world-wide trtbaspeople in Muthwest 

putored Evangel Chapel In evangelUtlc educational thlna, and upper Burma 

Somervllle. They were outreach of the Assemblies of Today, tribal beUwsrs In 

graduated from Central Bible God. WW1§ preparing these northern Burma alone 

Allege In Springfield, Mo. courses, the Boltons resided number well over 80,000, 

Bolton received his masters in at the ICI headquarters ? 

missions at the School of located In Brussels, Belgium. At this special missions 

World Mission, Fuller The Boltoni also authored service, Bolton will share his 

Theological Seminary, China Call: Mracles Among concert for reaching Taiwan 

Pasadena. California. He tfte Urn People, published by with the Christian message, 

wrote and published research the Gospel Publishing House, The public Is invited to attend. 

Palermo song to air Saturday 

INSURANCE 

ALL KINDS! 

NORTH AT WESLEY 

398-0200 

: 

On Saturday, Aug. 3 called Goat Patrol Music and 

television's Solid Odd will recently had a release* on 

feature Graham Nash of MCA records with Summer'n 

Crosby, Stills and Nash, &• Stmtt recorded by Carrie 

perfornunftaQlfJ) IMm to Lucas. 

the HuMtWhlch Thl fll l 

written by John Palamo. another record out on New 

The Fralinger String Band, 1980, '83 and '84 first prize champions in the Philadelphia Mummer's 

©Originally from Ocean City York's Streetwise Records Parade, will be featured on the Music Pier 8 p.m. tomorrow. The Saturday night event Is spon- 

and now living In New York called h Anybody Listening' sored by the Ocean City Rotary Club. Donation is $3.75 for adults and $1.25 for children. Proceeds 

aty, John and bis brother Ed with their own artist, Jeff will benefit the club's charities. Tickets are available at the Music Pier Information office prior to 

hive a production company Young, 

the performance. - - - - . • :.. . - ' ' 

I I o rr NEWSWORTHY? 

I i Jbve a story idea? Call the editor at 399-5111 between 9 

• I a.m. and 5 p.m. 

corn 

oardwalk 


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Our faithful customers are our best 

advertisement. We thank you! 

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Open Dally: 9a.m. •11 p.m. 

Sunday: 10a,m, • 10p.m. 

God Willing 8, Weather Permitting 

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1985 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE 11 — SECTION ONE * 

Cost controls are seen difficult, , 

(continued from page 1) ttnuM ta .£• M« few dng to ita ai • growing A aeuto bID currently tied to approv* th* regl«i*lk.a*i * 

KKd ôf^wHS US ^^^««*«*• an ta- w in eomnittee would givt pina*oflldaliher,Mi ,; 

' • r , 'I "Hopefully wi'U have dimh 

warm Night in Venice activities along the bay front. 

i Art Show on Aug. 2 and 3 

wlU meet with the township's current discussions. 

The 23rd annual Boardwalk Inquimr, and waa director of aumren will be exhibiting 

Art Show sponsored by the eihibiUons at Tyler School of their work at the Music Her 

Ocean City Arta Center wiH be Art of Temple Unlvcralty. -'—• 

MSSTSK: 

-from 10 a.m. to8 pm both 

S l 

igantotton eatahlktoed to 

promote Ihe arti through 

dalaii, tihibita, pw. 

-to DurAaMWorklSart 

Q^mer and Katherlne Carter 

IffiRBfliWIîiBWBi 

? 001 " ritein ""W •monnta problems at the Ugh school, 

* ""V from the grow and some officials and 

««*«• and francWae taae* rtddentahawwiMdadt*. 

5S*5?.. *«« Att " ntt « to more w to ft, h^ 

IBSSASSS 

ttndeot* turfing. 

on the receiving district's "I don't think (tfj; 

school board, but there UUttte gtooalliatlon) to viewed M f 

hope gecn (or the passage of a viable alternative," Bonoer 

a§hui, 104 ^Tz-i 

* a« hi wd Mb mmî 

year, Bonner sald. i»leMIt Involve* the entireK -*•«• "'flWtiNng thpcnrTMt 

Mdlng Mcetvtag relation-- 

Everybody realked we're of Ocean City's School Board 

is«*.»w«ftd sBSLisssa srsunna tatû,. i. "^ I— 

hdlrtdtdlntwodlfiiioni.for Idals iaJd mosj of the In- 

'BLHff'J!? 1 *"•- mue wai wuied by a rtatag 

S3tsên^ «|». •-«" - Q-« City Hgh School. 

nMliJS^ttuSS ^g 1 ^ and Indude ib ^ ^ " ^ «« d «£ 

Cbuntv CoflMe rainbow awards of equal proiniatsty 525 students to 

O""^""*- vatae,»aiffiaid. tt» high school ttli faB, « 

Ow $3,400 In awards wffl For additional informiUon percent of the achool'i 

h fct I l Ih R H l k At 9h lM i t f tl QM\ 

PrMntaflon 11 am. Sato- contact her at the Arts Center, per student. As rapid growth 

*V» *«• •• on °" boardwalk »-7m. 

naliit art critic from "Again this year we are 

Philadelphia. She has been Including the children In the 

published in ARTnews, Children's Boardwalk Art 

American Cn^t, the Chicago Show," notes Linda Cliff, 

Tribune and a* Philadelphia show chairman. "The 

•Major sewer project 

(conttmud mm page 1} IKJfiL 6 ' 1 "' ?„*'?* 

hundred thousand dollars leas • 

ftae work is beginning at than city offidala expected, so I 

48th Street so traffic can be they Jumped at the deal I 

detoured to Park and Landis The line will be recon- | 

avenues. Park Avenue ends at structed a block at • time, g 

48th Street. McHale uid and temporary ! 

work won't inconvenience each block to complete, 

presidents and tourists too "When they're all done, 

w inich. McHnie said Longo wffl they'll put a permanent 

enclose Its motors with patch," McHale said, 

plywood In an attempt to keep The company wffl have to 

noise levela down. He eon* extend the line across JFK 

ceded there wffl probably Boulevard to connect it with < 

be some odor problem nt line built last •urns, 

associated with the work. . .Mdjajfl satf work. 90 .the ' 

"If they could put it off »ny^boulevard wffl be done last, 

lonfler, they would," he said, after the end of the season. 

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W/lce Cream 

ShOO Fly PIC w/Whlpped Cream, • , • 

ShOO Fly Pi! w/iee Cream 

Shoo Fly Pie 

»1,20 

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'LOO 

Small lee Cream................. 65 C 

Large Ice Cream................ *1.Q0 

Sodas.....50 c v ; u |0tfei....J0 

Tea.....50 ( Hot Chocolate 60 

8 DAYS A WEEK • 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. ^S 5 ^ 

"Wt'nenlyi block from thaboarda 1 ' , M. 

7-DAY CRUISE TO 

CANADA'S ST. LWRENCE 

; Saturday, August 3rd 

j 6:00 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. 

I Plantation Campgrounds, Seaville, N.J, 

HEY KIDS! 

- CIRCUS QUIZ 

ANSWIR THIS! QUISTIONS 

CORRICTLY AND RECIIVI 

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AOMIMION TO 

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OPEN ALL-YEAR ROUND 

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CLOSED SUNDAY 

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BJuefijh • Scallops • Clams • Whfteffctf 

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DIett & Watson Pepperetf+lafn :.., miWflM 

Diets s Watson Virginia Baked Hint wnm W$ 

Dltn & Watson Hot Dogso ib.pko.) ,;..>., .tl ^ 

PRODUCESPtOALS: .. ':"V " %•?. '^1 

8tti& Boardwalk Idaho Baking Potatoes.. 

1PM-6 PM 7:30-9 PM NOW M STOCK: jersey Blueberries • ** 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY. AUGUST 2.1085 

On call with the Rescue Squad 

(cocttaood from pap 1) 

At kMt two EMTl respond 

to erwy call. The local squad 

conaiaii of 39 voluuteeif from 

•D different walks of Ufa, 

tent whoa* careers are 

completely separate Iron 

infrtlcal lordnnrti Most 

•rt Ocean City resident* 

although the aquad does 

p«nnlt five non-resident 

whntMrs on lta staff, 

Smler crew members must 

m 

nMM 

BM.M 

HOW INEXPENSIVE 

CAN TERM INSURANCE BE? 

n 

HIT 

m 

m 

(132 

era 

to at lent 18, EMT training 

consists of 81 hours of count 

work admlnLtfered through 

the state Department of 

Health usually at area 

colleges. Sixteen- to lfr-yearolda 

interested In volunteering 

can enlist u junior 

members, 

' In addition, during At day 

four members of the city's 

Flit Department man the 

rescue station. 

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Staamcd Mutwii, frmft sOm J 

Claws, Shrimp tcacfct«HiorU4^M)f. 

bo m«te Crabs, Ctamt «• C ' 

FISH MARKET & 

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Top Necks 

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State's new game code provides for hunting opportunities 

DINNERS 

FOR ' 

{That's rightlAnd there's a good reason 

for It. We think that the 

kids should eat as good as\ 

mom and dad. So we\ 

give them a great choice] 

of several kids' favorites, 

pur children's dinner even I 

includes a beverage and a 

special "Ed Zaberer's" treatl 

... a sundae with creamy whippedl 

topping and a cherryl\ 

that any way to run a restaurai 

YOU BET IT IS! 

Cocktails & Dinner 

Served pall/ 

\?JSi 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL-AUG 1st thru AUG. 7th 

Cooked Take-Out Special 

FRIED OYSTiR PLATTiR P.UJfa« $ 5,75 

w/frtnch frits & coleslaw 

Seafood Hors d'Oeuvres Special 

CRABPUFra m*2M 

SHRIMP KABOBS ... , J 1.95 

OPEN — —- i. 390-0842 

7DAY8 * #T î - J. ' 

how??* 

Try y the Tuckahoe! ukahoe! 

We now have a"new "Night Capper" menu whrch we're serving '';' 

our screened porch'nightly from 10 pm. Enjoy cocktails, snacks,from ''",,the 

raw bar and/Jife desserts, while you sit back; arid, take In'our*', 

wonderful view of Great'Egg Harbor Bay. We even'hava'a lighted' '" 

sailboat display for your viewing pleasure. Aren t you tired ol shouting 

over loud music ifidfigWing crowds? Be,a"Niflht Capper'at the Inn , 

and really relax. 7" , V '" ij — 

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MUSIC 

DAILY 

Saturday & Sunday Jams 3-8 p.m. I 

HANK JURAY & BUD BLACK? 

REVUES 

Wed, Aufl. 7th 

Pirty 

"CHRISTMAS" 

Come Tel I Santa 

What You Want 

Thur,,AuB. 8 i 

Celebrity Night 

iteV* 

Visit our Barefoot Bar 

"TNE CAROUSEL" 

Fresh FislT 

of the day v f 

.BROILEDBLUEFISH | 

And< 

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'^1| •* ~" = I J "2 V- PAGE S - SECTION 

flounder, weakfish and blues head up cape aneters' action list 

The MMS code. codf is as rilfulnl fall bow healtbler deer Herd. 

In an effort to provide private lands no longer an Tbe 198M6 major season (Thanksgiving Day) and 30 

bluish 

tn T«rtoas deer It b expected that thU flddtttaal contrti rf deer in required to have metal tap dates are: 

Small, game ~- Nov. 8 Shotgnn — either sex, ? 

hunting uptx* tuultiea 

an io* change will result In tbeaptanttml 

aran and atao SB Ihsf tnps. ^fas MSB BXH^ Fall bow-Sepu 28 to Nov. 

IB (extension Dec. 19 alô in 

better wddBft m 

taking of more than 400 an- provide more recreational oily be made of durable 8 (regular sessen) 

F1re«nii deer — Dec. 9 

bn been «k3ptod by 

certain mm) ;,t 

m Oerless dtir and wffi provide HHXiilnilltVii, tbe Cbqucil la material and be legible. This 

and Game Cwmdlrf At fin 

Fall tow - (extended through Dm. M 

additional £7,500 man-days aDowing the taking of one allows fa- tbe use of newty aeason hi certain tones) Nov. Mnwlekiader - dOer to, Winter bow — Jan," 

y 

nrfts 

deer of either aa and any age developed plastic-type tags. 9 to Dec 7, excluding Nov. 28 affl through Jan. 18, 1986. ; 

andWOdlife. 

There will be fair more as the Mend tag during the 

|,,,fc I. | ijl...• IT-I-T Tim iii-ifig-in rf 

The code was adopted taking of a deer of either go Hl^^Êy iiimij|f|ff HnWa sOcoSu spedal permit rid »jjf For ike 'Dream Makers' 

daring a TT***^' nifftirig ol 

far the spring gobbler season, and winter bow "'gwii It it 

Be Council recently wben jjiecial pennit rniuriebwier bringing tbe number of turkey anticipated this wffl rwnlt in 

OJTOfl members bf «n S-3 sgl ttiuiff bum ***yî5 anting ureas to 13. The new the harvest of an additional. 

site eUmtaated a pnpanl to The 1985 fall bow season h«J •rent Include portions of SO deer daring these aeaaons. Foundation's swim-athon Aug. 3 

allow use of the newly 

Bonlenlon, Warren, Morris, Anewaddtttai to tbe code la 

developed soft catch or tar weeks — tan Nov. 11 EtaHJngton, Atlantic, Cum- a provision to allow tun. 

Saturday, Aug. I has been Isle, Samers pgfat, Ocesn free. 

cushion bold leg trap in through Dec 7, excluding berland and Cape May dcapped tauter* to obtain 

set tor the US Scmtfilne Oty. Atlantic Oty and Un- Frtas wfll also be awarded 

spedfic areas of the sUte Thanksgiving day. Nor. 28 in counties Turkey permits 

Foandation Swton-athon at tbe Hood; lifeguards fmn Ocean after the event A new blc 

In April 1984 Oe state dorr fmnayrowa noes t, I, haw been increased from d bows whlcb tbey may am 

pool la the Ocean City Otfta Attantlc Qft, and, as a donated by Anneralli's e 

Ltgalatm enacted a bffl 6,9,13,16,17.35,36,49,50 and UNO to 1,250 per wek, anddaring 

the deer wasou. 

Community Center, 18th Vedal surprise, BID andtop, 

wUl be awarded t|lthe 

nUeb became taw making it 5L For the purpose of bunting. from a total of 4,000 per 

ffclfw Smi^jf, foiiitijers of one swimmer who mk 

Qegai to possess tte sM-jsw New Jersey is divided into 51 U N to 5,000 per season. foe certification by a licensed 

Along with local radio Ae Sunshine Foundation. wiD most money, and two 

legit) trap io Blew Jersey deer aanaganeat toots. The The squirrel season for both physician and does not allow 

station WIBG, which wffl be 

b 

rtetfff OcL S, UB. Thi of tbe change U to 

_ . to 

Aotgun and nmnleloaders for tbe use of crossbows. 

broadcasting live from the "AU people of aS ages are 

soft-bold trap bad been the deer harvest to 

be swimmers who swimjhe 

m extended for two weeks The new code alsoaflows 14- 

encouraged to partiapate; most laps. To be in contention 

proposed aa an alternative. 

and wfll run through Feb. 22, t» 17-year-olds -» hunt 

AmiMg changes in the game crop damage sad to provide a 

•ponon of the event, the anybody can do It," ManJtefJl for tbe bicyde, all mijiey 

ISM. 

woodebuck with ' rifles 

'otmdstion wiD bold said. 

must be collected and wiped 

providing they successfully 

ing at I a-m. In order to register for the id by Ttanday, Ang, " * 

complete tbe required banter 

and continuing until I pjn. In event, a form and sponsor counting. Tbe bonds 

education coarse. Tie cede 

order to raise money to make 

awarded after the 

aba provides for the use of 

come true the wishes of Community Caiter, is complete. A free T-shirf will 

iriditiOMl types of rifle slugs 

dironlcaHy and terminally Dl sponsors are obtained to 

for deer tiiinllng. 

Doris MazriteWi, vice 

also be given to each -Bar. 

children. 

pledge money for each swam ucipant. 

Other changes allow president of Sunshine Under the direction of Doris lap. After the swim-athan, all For further information 

Bcensed falconers to acquire, Foondation's Ocean MatriteHi, local chapter vice money mnst be collected and about the swim-athon or* the 

train and use merilra far City chapter, with president, tbe event in the 

Sunshine Foundation, contact 

himfjng 

poster publicizing the pail two jeanhtf ^laed jmt Center as soon as possible. Manitelll at 399-7009. 

Trappers an either public or Aug. 3 event. 

under 116,000. "We have bad Registration far the swim is 

-JwWattos 

many small fond raisers" 

says MsEdtefli, "but none 

fteyg ^|f JIRMP^JJ to Ifig 1B0QE7 

A FAMILY RESTAURANT & BAR •927-4343 

raised from the switn- 

Gourmet atnons." 

MacArtbur Blvd. Somers Print (across from the Med) 

Dining 

Going with tbe theme of me 

"Dream Makers," the Sun- 

In 

dnne Foundation has chap* 

VISIT OUB FABULOUS 

ters up and down the East 

Elegant Coast bat, as vice president 

SALAD BAR 

Surrounclinp HaxzUeDi says, the Ocean 

Oty chapter brings in the 

most money. 

ITALIAN 

PASTA 

Looking for something 

"We ore dream makers," 

«r> Mazzitelll, ••and a lot of Tennis Director Pamela Shipp, center, preserT Ok 

different for that spedal money is needed br each ts plaques to winners of the mother-da ughief 

FAVORITES 

SPECIALTIES 

occasion? Start with free individual dream to betournament, 

Joan Ballier and daughter Jennifer 

limousine pick up. Enjoy Gourmet fulfUJed because all the 

Flounder Ricotta 

Spaghetti • Ravioli • Manicotti 

children benefit from each 

Dining & then dance the night away 

Trip Aug. 15 to Sesame Plact 

Shrimp Parmagiana 

Homemade Lasagna 

omer's wishes." 

in our Club. Complete your evening 

Chioppino 8. More 

At least 100 swuumeiB are Tne Ocean aty Recreation Place and a free token for ttie 

with a worry-free ride home in expected to participate to thjj Department is sponstrtig a Cbmputer Gallery. Interested 

our Custom Limousine. 

year's swim-athon. The trip to Sesame Place tn persons may register at any 

'SOLO PER BAMBINI: 

participants wffl be swim- Langhoroe, Pa. on Tbursday, Ocean City playground or the 

Chicken * Vtal 

For Children Only 

ming as many laps as they Aug. 15 from 8 am to 4 pan. Ocean City R 

Dishes 

Menu 

Can Kevin Stahkr for Reservatiacs 

on for pledges they obtain Tickets are *15 and inclnde Department For more 

prior to tbe event. 

busfare. admission to Sesame formation, contact tbe 

0reaDJULYRtOM5p.nL 

653-4141 

Among expected onlookers 

formation center or tie 

are members of the police and 

Recreation Department it 

fiie departments from Sea STURHUDGEANDMVSnC mUill ext, 2« or 288. 

SEAPORT TRIP 04 SEPT. 

Tne Retired Educators of 

Cape May County will sponsor 

A PIZZA &ÂSTA EXPERIENCE 

SINGLE PARENTS 

a three-day . trip . to Sturbridge _ DANCE EACH WKEK 

and i&tfB Seaport „ staile Pareny Soclely 

IH9, Heketi are tm, holds dancci 1:30 to lift 

double occupancy, and in- pm, each Tuesday at FtrebJu 

WAYSmE VILLAGE " ^ ^ MARMORA 

clude two full course break- No. 1 on Bethel F 

fast and dinners, all ad- Somere Point Music p 

A Complete Seafood Establishment 

missions, taxes and by the Silbouetts. Refreih 

gratuities. For informatton ments served; admission 33 

Homemade Cooking With Our Fresh Seafood 

and reaervatlons call Barbara for members and. 14 fj>r 

li>cke 39W680, coordtoator. pott. 

1 H«I e ,^"? h ,, " nd JKfi£!%J 3 !! l ft* re - :, weakfiih and rtihoi frolUng boaU are good goodoatehisofweakfUhand catches of weakfish and 

Wueflih dominate flihlng 

Crabbing Oabbtoi catches ctchM taw have also alw sounds »unds behind behind Avalon, Avalon. Berlin eaueht . ijjSn,, * - — ' .*»*.—«.«.-."— 

catching same white and blue 

caught a 12^-pound 

fluke. 

•cUonforgaJt water anilere 

been better with bigger Bluefish continue to bite 

marlin as well as tuna and 

olu« on a Ragmop hire it 2FB 

Some days the bay boats 

owing Cape May County 

blueclaws and bigger num- weU for the tromng fleet as 

dolphin from the 30 fathom 

In the ocean 

we picking up small blues 

Wteri, Wreck fishing enber* 

being reported, Hereford wtll at for the night chum, i 

eurvi out to and in thealong 

with the weakfiih and 

muslasts are finding. good 

Inlet between North WUdwood mlng boats. A slowdown in 

Wilmington and Baltimore flukt. 

appllej of sea baia, Ung and 

and Stone Harbor and Grassy bluefish action ended when 

Fluke catches included a 

canyons. As the summer 

Mack-fish, plus the flrat 

Ocean anglers art locating Sound behind the WUdwoods the flih moved back within 

9V*pound doormat boated by 

progresses these exotics wUl 

mowing of small 

Duke amfmlJted bags of sea has been a fluke hot spot, lest range of the fleets from Ocean 

Mke Runyon of Stone Harbor 

move closer to shore and bass, weakfish and small fishing has been on Incoming Oty to Cape May. 

His fish was caught in 

within range of more boaters 

Hmeford Inlet on a minnow 

blues around the Inlets and Ode, but some anglers are 

Delaware Bay activity 

Joe UvoUy of Holland, Pa. and squid combination Bob 

just offshore of the beaches. recording good catches as the caught a impound blue while 

picked up this week with a 

*n»s, of Morton, Pa. caught 

Cape May Point has been tide changes and drops to low ashing with Capt, Bill 

good showing of weakfish 

a tpound fluke at Bouy No S 

producing good catches. water. 

Garrison en the 5«B Mat out 

from S to I pounds, bat 

behind Avalon, Sam DePebio 

Back bay action has cen- Corson's Inlet, and of Cape May. William Feanter 

fishing has been inside Four 

of Berwick, Pa. boated a 7tered 

on larger fluke with Indian's Bay have also been of Audubon, Pa. caught a 15- 

Fathom Slough where englers 

pund 5-ounce fluke at 

some wetkflsh mixed in. The accounting for Improved fluke pound 7-ounee bluefish on a 

are catching fluke and weak- 

Townsend's inlet. John 

season's first snapper blues In catches with some weakflah ponytall lure at 2FB. He was 

flah. Brandywtne and Brown 

Woodell &•. of SeweU caught • 

the back bays started to show mixed In. Weakfish and Duke fishing on his boat the An- 

shoals have also produced 

5-pound T-euflce fluk» at 

up this week. 

are also being caught In the ticipaikm II, Chris Larsen of Tbwnsend'i Inlet on a minnow. 

Shuffiin* on byEdVeith 

Anglers ar« reminded that 

this Is the 50th anniversary of 

fct Cape May County fishing 

As you read this report the Budd Supples. 

night at the aore Memorial shuffleboard court U sli feet tournament. 

New Jersey State Singles Once again our Saturday Hospital. Percy was awide 

and 52 feet long, 39 feet 

Championship with two progressives feU off as tomember 

of our Ocean City of which la the actual playing For free tournament to- > divisions will have been 

/• 

compeUtors with 28 players dub to many yean, Pa^y 

ht 

area, Tne ends are 8 feet 0 formation, write Pishing 

completed. 

altered. It could be tot neat. and his wife Edna made a Inches. This U the area from Packet, Boi m, Cape May 

This tournament was In the ladies division as they pod team. His brother Wafly which the players operate. Court House, QOio, This Philadelphia party returned to the dock 

played at Greenbrlar Tuesday finished it was Una Oiauto, Bid sister-in-law Florence, Mm later, 

with 37 flounder and three weakfish. 

and Wednesday of Us week. , Irai Yerkea and Bea Hepler. wno now reside In Florida, 

We of Ocean City should be In the men's division it was were also members of our of the week: Always 

. B.J, Zellers of Ocean well represented and should Frank Hoelzle, CUlt Stengel dub,- 

that your cue la 

City with her 6H'-pound take up some real com- 

fluke, 

petition. Our next tournament sorry to report that fflna and fa 

otherwise you could miss your 

will be held August 8 and 9 at 9 Percy Brook* died Sunday shot. 

For those Interested, 

a.m. This tournament Is 

Baiiiers 

sponsored by Rath and 

Norman Bfley, 

"Catch fh© Flavor of the Shore" 

tournament We enjoyed our third 

"candy shoot" on Friday at 

winners 

7:30 p.m. with a very unusual 

finish. Three players shot a 73 fPADAFOBA'f 

Ice Cold Beach Trays 

; 

- tbe Ocean Qry Tunis Club which necessitated a playoff. 

held Its mother-daughter Would you believe Oat in the DOWNEAfff 

SILVER OUEEN . 

tennis tournament July 28 playoff Evelyn Corlsh shot 86, 

Restaurant & Clam Bar 

with 24 people participating. Price Daviei shot S3 and Bill 

Joan and Jennifer Ballier Sehroeder shot 52. What a 

DINNER SPECIALTIES CHANGE NIGHTLY 

from Haddonfleld, faced come down. We must remind 

Carol and Pam Miller In feeour 

members that we will 

Chowder & Sandwich Lunch Specials 

Jersey Tomatoes* Peaches 

finals. 

have another candy shoot 

lie Balllers won the tonight (Friday), This is 

Fresh Packed Open Hearth Burgers on Kaiser Roil 

• Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice 

tournament for the second unusually doge, so take note. 

Homemade Chowders • Oyster Stew • Open Hearth steaks 

• Fresh Fruit Salads A Green Salad*' 

consecutive year by beating The Wednesday, July M, 

Shrimp, Crab & Assorted Seafood Salads • Homemade Dessertt 

fee Millers, 8-5, In a pro set. progressive attracted 40 

A variety of Fried S. Broiled Seafood 

FRUITS PRODUCE 

players. In the ladies division 

as they finished it was Rita 

ENJOY OUR OPEN AIR PATIO 

. More sports news Berchtold, Olive Scnaeffer Din A Atlantic, Ocean City OPIN DAILY PQR LUNCH a DINNER 398-6154 

and Leah O'Brien, In the 

msrm ocman 

on page 10 men's division it was Dong 

Schmltt, Don Brown, and 

PASTORE'S 

The programs 

fOtf Atlantic A v»,, Ocean City -391 -9$16 

r • NEWSCENTER 40 PEOPLE 

Ib,i 

• JULIUS ERVING'S • 

A/ion. Prl., 6;00p.m, & 11:0pp.m. 

All 

Occasion CATERING • COSBY 

are watching 

SUn., 11:00 "ii-Mlrn. 

Steaks 

Old 

Hand 

Thurs., 8-00-8:30p,m, 

• KNIGHT RIDER 

Hoagies 

Fashioned 

Dipped 

Pizza 

Ice Cream I 

Soda Fountain 

• DONAHUE 

are ONLY 

Sun.8:00-?:00p,m. 

/Vlon.-Fri.,7-00-8:0Qp.m. 

Mac's 

Open Oily fram 6 p.m.; Sun. 4 p.m. 

*'Bnjoy Breakfast on the BeartlwalK" 

LITTERER'S 

LUNCHEONETTE 

140 Boardwalk, Ocean City, N.J. 

SINCE Mil 

Delicious Morning Menu Includes: 

Egg* • Pancakes • French Toast 

* Mouth Watering Omelettes • 

' Fresh Fruit • Breakfast Combos 

LUNCH: Hot 8, Cold Sandwiches 

Dinner Served From 4 P.M.with 

15 different meat, seafood, and 

-It Italian entrees all cooked to order. 

Serving the Finest for 

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 

Open Daily

The Sentinel Ledger 

opinions 

The wrong 

approach 

An attempt to aUeriate the proWem with 

youths loitering and using loud aod abusive 

language on the boardwalk by establishing a 

midnight curfew is the wrong approach 

Not only would dropping the present 1 a.m, 

curfew for minors under 17 be unfair to the 

majority of decent. Lau abiding youtns. it would 

do little to solve the problem 

If some loudmouthed youths congregate in certain 

spots along the boardwalk and use loud and 

abusive language, then they should be asked to 

disperse and keep their language down so that it 

doesn t fall on the ears of passersb) who certainly 

shouldn't have to contend with such talk 

on the main pedestrian artery of a cominunity 

which proudly bills itself America's greatest 

family resort 

There are no magical solutions to solving this 

problem other than enforcing existing laws and 

orduiaDees, Clearly u* the laws already on the 

books cant or aren't being enforced, dropping 

the curfew tune by one hour will hardly be earn* 

tive. 

There have also been complaints there isn't 

enough police presence on the boardwalk. 

Perhaps this is the problem; not enough unformed 

officers on the boardwalk especially in the 

most populous i hangout > areas. 

Police don't — and shouldn't — have to be 

strong armed to young people to be effective; to 

keep entrances and exits free of crowds, to keep 

large knots of people from preventing unencumbered 

use by others of the boardwalk, to keep the 

dean salt air free of foul language 

If ttey're needed, get more-police; don't cut 

back on the curfew. The former wiU be more effestive 

than the latter. 

Friday, August 2,1985 

Establish a blue law policy based upon tradition 

PageSbc Section Two 

Slow causeway i* 

speed to save lives 

Mar, SmBMH^dger: 

Own City ts ailed 

"MMrini Greatest Family 

••Bed 

ftlfe b now 

ring this 

loriew of la* weetft death 

deattg aataDohOe acddects 

(not the &*rf this season) 

Qty, one wtsrifi t now many 

more of America's greatest 

America's greatest family 

mart for tte Joy of a 

Will iffJTT^^ BSS^X^ 

agmy.aattoras, tajnry 

and eves dean along tte 

and now Mr. 

feeing abort his 

IMsgenfle man of Ocean 

Tae St*inton Causeway, 

ate known as the 9b Street 

bridge, k weO known as a 

•ôUy inadequate rendway, 

with narrow lanes, open water 

tutiy tn caae at aii irtftit, doe 

te no gmmiisfls. no buffer 

•we, flmnfcriii^ views in 

other hazards—and a 45 mob 

yiedBmli to wMrinnotBrisis 

do oot adhere. 

It is nndeniandable that a 

BBBtfjon prevails where It 

WOUld 

to replace, piss otter eesti 

and financial burden* U 

adequate repairs wtft-ai. 

How many mere wfllê? 

HBW many m wffi D* injured, 

tow many mow will 

mourn as a result of thU 

causeway of sadness gad 

danger, when a very staple 

Hsavmg notation cotud be 

cant our legislators 

ana police place a 30 mph, 

strictly and firmly enforced 

speed limit on tins causeway 

win strong penalties JOT 

violators? What doesl It 

matter if we get over^me 

bridge into Ocean OSa 

couple of mtamtes later? ^ 

let us not say, 

hart to enforce, people 

speed anyway," Then 

not seen to be a problem 

enforcing 15 or 20 mpn apjed 

(saving the lives of our school 

chlklren). ^ 

Let ns do something afcut 

our vacationing scfipoi 

children, tteir moms >nd 

dads and fofta, to save tteir 

Iscs as they enter America's 

greatest tanDy resort, fay 

IB* 90 ijimifôBJjt 30 IJUrfl 

Itarit OD that ahcrt, tut 

rous caBsewav? "* 

JotaBenjbaW 

Oceanpty 

Saving electricity, 

doesn't rake rates 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: In 

Sie debate over the bine tan, 

wsee ta testimony before the 

- ^^H^^^^1^^1^^Ê6^£ â33^1 a^j IEQE^^^B la) 

me editor repeated 

•^gestions *jg* an "aD tt 

none" ssUtaB is tbe only 

wyillsble way for Ocean City 

-tto proseed, 0m argnnest is = 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; In doning grants, rebates and 

We have never bad a £f>oroacn over the ArtwnnV* I have found no one in far or pietely dosed dry. 

Qjtm is akin tomiii wring tte • July II article your loans to help oar eastern 

completely closed eom- Oty or WQdwMd or Ocean of building demolition on 

merry-go-round airplane with newspaper highlighted a seal up their borne energy 

muuUy, nor wiD we ever have Qty, Md. apfraadi- 

Sunday or building con- ova- the open pubbc golf a regularly scheduled Boeing quote from one of ov leaks, afford energy effldent 

Orm the years ov tool struction or stteet paving or course verras tbe closed 7C, 

customers who claimed air conditioners, and-use 

on Snnday. For several pattern of Sunday 

utility connections-We are not miniature course on the I urge the community energy conservation only ejeca1ca» more efBdenUy. 

generations Ocean Qty bis tss cvi 

Ekely to get Sunday banking boardwalk. A tttfle refkctlon, leadership tq develop a leads to higher electric rates Tboe programs help keep 

been a restricted low-key doubedly inequities which bpers nor city tax office hours towever, shows one to be as Smday dosing policy which from Atlantic Electric. down tte 

mostly ck»ed Sunday town— dkxild be mohed, bnt, by nor other traîiirjiany fjnff j outdoor aport — as accepted wffl preserve the tradUknaQv Tbe comment reveals a 

ying only by degrees from and large, tbe rules meet the do-Sonday services. 

American Sunday acthrity towJcey character of onr popular mlsconcepUon I 

j^yriimlvf* al^nost 

j ^ of A ^ needs and desires of A rmnplrtely open city ii Eke sailing —and the other to 

would like to correct with tbe 

L — bat Dot qBBB> - * 

mUtata,-B-.lt, not easy to neither desirabie nor wanted. to a typical boardwalk 

Douglas E-Omffln W 

dees flat survive ^ days been part articulate a togfcal working Tbe same 

O&mOty -while some otter ntiBtfaa 

*"'i'fc"H» fi k, ta reality, rfi snMbyjoefcty. - f * pUksophy tor docta« acne 

nan bad to raise rates to 

As a newcomer in 1M4 and business white permitting 

over tbe cost of excess 

— bnt dot quite — argument mm as a permanent residem, seemingly related ones to 

Generating capadty, Atlantic 

I tan been pleased Oat operate. It is difficult but not Giant stack will be visual blight Electric bat consciously 

tars. 

earlier leaders chose the local impossible, and we must do it. 

avoided building toe many 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; I the electric utility plans to The electric power station is power plants and has never 

have had tbe privilege of eatend its smoke stacks at already a blight on an needed to ralae rates to 

visiting Ocean City on several Beesley's Point to 478 feet otherwise beautiful land- compensate for conservation. 

Keep the chimes ringing 

occasions. 1 have come to love On this possibly be? It is scape. Please, please rally to -ta fact, cooservatton by 

it I hope as much as many of now than a amatory building, save this special bay. Weour 

customers hat helped us .complex, but one fact is tare 

Wtor, 

ludicrous. I Just couldn't listening distance, the 

tar higher ban the tallest 

twnd the letter of PWl 

m. 

would not let such a monster to delay construction of a and simple • 

believe anyone would find the delightful chimes at noon, 3 

building one can be permitted be built here If cltiiena 

of The Gary Corner 

and I pm. It is also pleasant I particularly admire your 

major new power plant, 

ID build m Ocean Oty, wanted to preserve a scenic 

Augustine's raucoot. to hear tbe Joyous beua after grand back bay, Great Egg 

reducing our construction 

When I read Ms newt and 

Building is 

the weddings and the Harbor Bay, It has fine 

budget by more man flbillkm 

then beard nothing nwre, I 

True, we have many ob- memorable ones for the sweeping views. On a bright 

And you have so much more over tbe nest 10 years. 

flwoght where are Ocean 

an eyesore jectionable bnt necessary funerals. 

simmer day with sailboats 

to preserve than we. Please -we have invested several 

Qtr's preservationists? Who 

and flags flying, there (• 

don't let it be frittered away, minion dollars to fund and 

noises ID our neighborhood. 

protects this wonderful bay? 

We are on the 7 a jn. route for 

These are the realistic nothing like it-at least not in 

T.E. Johnson promote a variety of con- 

Does no one care about scenic 

(he bash coCcctkn, police 

sounds of Ocean City. this country. 

London England 

beauty here? 

*Wfafag to as big «n eyesore 

On a recent vial I saw that 

«" more anwekone than an 

cars rushing to Bi*i? many I'D take churchs belli any 

mvfy building tnathopp^^ can*, fire trucks and, ofday 

to the miserable noise of 

course, our wonderful Rescue 

area, so bow come one of oar 

be game mfWM m the 

*tnmmtin" basinessniet) 

Squad. And if your napping boards and the people who 

aBws it to eUst on the main 

guests are light sleepers then walk our boards and streets 

corner of town? 

they mutt (at I do) bear tbe with their nerve-Jangling loud 

Tbe least be cooJd do is 

whittles of tbe life guards radios. 

doing their Job protecting the 

fim tte window*; the 

mfl bathen. 

Keep the chimes ringing! 

emttatol 

Thanks to St. Augustine 

Robert Stelnbach 

BfllKiflredge Church for giving us, within 

< ^ n rnjii n il for else* 

tridty, which fa tnrn http 

keep a lid on the growUta 

lieeMe rates. * 

-^we also have spedaJ free 

uuKi untioo programs **for 

tow-income residents and 

eugfljJe senior dttens, We 

encourage oar customers' Is 

can us at l-ao&in-oao to find 

out more about all 

oonjervaUflD programs, 

Understanding all the 

factors mat contribute to rate 

requests can be 

If yon doni use a kUowatthror 

of etecuidty, yon dont 

pay for it And saving deetridty 

wont cane higner 

•tea, • g 

n |i!fBfiH 

y 

Director, Medi« Relations 

servation programs, in- 

AUmmOmMc 

Times changed and so did the blue laws 

Editor, Sentuiel-Ledgir: AS — A great number of Ocean 

I listen to tbe DaortTat p tS nt»^^rfnî^r UU ** - show absolutely no we had a doted Sunday and service to tte cominunity if 

blue law meetings ead 

the letters to the editor in The 

being ka«tofmebtaelawbajbe« tt asjong as tte entire town donate a full page and have a 

Smtinei-Ledger, I am truly 

amazed at tbe complete lack 

of knowledge and the 

misunderstanding concerning 

be l bli d th 

M0W "« n "v «•» we ma a doted Sunday and wwee to the community if 

%n7tr 2SS S^S^r^P? 1 "* 1 !^* 0 •*»*>«»^^SH, over a period of complete *ta^*^»«fSfcJU~ 

background history 

— Tbe merchants knew only a skeleton of a blue taw 30 years the town opens Itself of tbe blue laws. This tntmld 

when they came here that we dosing a very small minority up (including the CIty'a golf include such things asitte 

had closed Sundays. 

of bustoesses. 

aid tennis courts), you cannot original intent of tte Hue 

g g 

general 

— B a great number of blame tbe boardwalk mer- taws, what happened to them 

public and the Please let me abed tame 

blue laws. 

people are upset about tbe last chants for being upeet over the past 106 year* and a 

gh on the inaccuracy of 

'Remember the Sabbath 

nmimintu of tte Mflft law 

fist of all the ordinances, 

fliese statements. 

Tbe merchants now feel 

Statements such as: 

being Invalidated - when 

amendments and rule 

Editor, flrntiiwl-I restrictions that were to be tueh premises upon the 

— The rules have been one these people been all »*_,fNy « W»S kept changes. •* 

The founders of Ocean 

g nceforth on the use Lord's Day (commonly called — You don't change tte changed by a stow process 

dosed ta token segregation so 

(bese years while the blue taw 

bat Ocean Qty can say we 

It would be wen to list each 

Mended that their of all lots and premises on the to Sabbath or Sunday), nor rules ta the middle of the over tte past 100 yean until nu been modified aid have blue laws. 

change individually, wboiwas 

Wand fbould be a Chrlftian island. 

shall any act, matter or thing game, 

now the town is more open watered down to • point 

responsible foe it, and that 

s reaort to wMcb the One of the restrictions was be done that is in desecration 

than dosed. 

where they are no longer Since there aeems to be so bat change meant to "tbe 

Ixtd'a Day would ahraya be that "no business of any kind of said Lord's Day" All — Why after 106 years do 

functional. 

inuch misunderstanding further opening of Ocean City. 

booored. They accordingly act whatsoever shall at any time owners of real estate in Ocean the boardwalk merchants - The blue laws we had 10S 

about the blue laws, I feel that Dr. Richard L.Haab 

forth certain reNTVationj and hereafter be carried on upon 

aty should be expected to want to change the blue laws? years ago and the blue laws of —Yes, the merchants knew it would be a great public 

Ocemjaty 

comply with this restriction. 

Wealth and Sundays 

are incomparable 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: A 

recent letter by Mr. Gerry 

fOause took issue with my 

ooinmn that supported tbe 

lane laws, I will allow tbe 

Mr. Klaase's ktter to each 

stand on tteir own merit. 

I do object to Mr. Ktsnse 

fedecteddiy leaders haves 

double standard to suww tlHg 

fte'bb* Jaw* wfauV also 

End the discussion; let the voters decide 

In the present situation 

some merchants are showing 

integrity of an exemplary Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: If we were to follow Ms business really is to make 

type by keeping their stores 

us want to preserve a way of 

The other night I attended one 

payers and lay the matter to 

rational, a bouse of money. Don't get me wrong. 

closed on Sundays. Their of the blue law sessions at tte 

fife mat permits us to have a rest for all tune. i 

prostitution would be allowed 

fails to note that we, like him, 

.There's nothing wrong in 

example should challenge middle school on Bay Avenue. free rdgn as long as the place 

suffer flnandaUy under bhie 

making money, I Just want to 

others to keep faith with the- This is a subject of much of business was lovely to look 

laws. Most lodging establish- 

pobft out all of us are selfishly 

founders and support the discussion in Ocean Qty right 

— to r 

at and contained beautifully 

ment owners would be happy principles that have con- 

motivated! 

now.i t must say I was Im- 

batteries to once again face 

—we an know what each side 

appointed bedrooms — 

to ten him that Sunday nights tributed immeasurably to pressed witt the selection of 

the harsh reality of surviving. 

wants. Let's get on with Jt! 

likewise a beautiful oak bar. 

have been tbe hardest night of 

Tbe business operator 

Ocean City's wbolesomeness tbe panel members and the 

Let's put it to a vote by 

. Tbewholeideaofawenran 

Charles E.tJott 

(he week to rent hi Ocean city. 

wants a profit, and others of 

and prosperity. 

expert manner with which 

Ocean Oiy voters and^tax- 

OceorfCtty 

Due to tbe blue Jaws we have 

Neely Crowley moderated tte 

more vacancies on Sundays To keep faith with tbe meeting. It was democracy ta 

(nan on any otter night of tbe founders in tbe observance of action, and all who wished to A very untraditional game being played her& 

week. And, fewer tourists (be Lord's Day is also to keep speak received every op- Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: SentinetLedger: deaUnK witt tte teenanera'tt 

mean fewer customers even faith with tte Creator whom portunity to do so. 

'tt into hA, tte th* sea? ..T Or n, maybe «.**. tte «- «= iT* ^ " M * 

ttoi bad 

*c drugstores. lV* , ', ; . 

-We all to Uugh at tbe 

sought to honor, and 

Flanders. Isnt it getting old 

I suggest that Mr. Manse serve, , He has commanded; 

enough to demolishT 

confine las remarkf to tbe 

without nwlrtng 

correct judgments about 

persons. . of;"r' 

Many ..^^ 

A' new motto tot 

ESdltnr, 1 statement was to tte effect 

are 

Repair the 

pier asset 

lîJSSS^fJ * "anas tor a 

^ZUZwhtoll &eat success 

the SStt Street Her In> Ocean Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; In 

aty for a long time. I am a behalf of the Chamber of 

t^thfwii!!* 1 ^*! *»1 mffH * 3 °mm erc We have had modified 

« and myself, I am 

trutnruUy state tte many expressing my " " 

r T l lin»«l^ «***« 

closing for many yean and I •* MlJA VOU, 

feel that is Bttll preferable to J • 

all open! Left correct tte 

inequities at far at possible 

but let's not throw out tte 

baby wife tte bath water and Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

sacrifice the uniqueness of Since we wrote last year to 

Ocean Oty. 

complain about the lack of 

Let's all make tome police protection during tte 

sacrifices and Join in a Night In Venice (we had 

revision of the blue laws but maranders, drunks, illegal 

let's keep the wholesome parking, people urinating in 

Sunday atmosphere of Ocean tte back of our homes), it 

aty Intact, 

seems only fair to writs and • 

EdrtaM.Kram commend tte police tor the 

OceanCity good Job done this year. 

There were at least eight 

police officers patrolling 17th 

Street on foot, 

They had to admit that 

people on this street get out of 

hand and they cannot fully 

contain them on this par-^ 

ncular evening, , *"^ 

They had to make several 

arrests for flat-fighting, 

urinating, etc., and give out 

numerous tickets for Illegal 

"parking. 

Here's a big thank you to 

Police Chief Longo, his 

captain^, and his men. 

Remember us next year. 

Harry andBlta Berchtold 

OoaanCIty 

ejtobllshmenta, tbe Humane 

&'^,You must visualise that tte Society and the dUsenry who 

'•pier Is situated near a large contributed to the success of 

,-t/jnIet which has tremendous tbe July Jubilee Week, June 

'âdvantages. I, do hope the .»Jiuy 6.., 

1 Bovt>nungbod> of Ocean aty 1 " Our endeavor was to make, 

1 wouM conkkler repairing tbe Jtts.earfjr week Into 1 * strong 

oler and providingua much and pleasurable .wêk, at. 

Seeded fast food resteurant tractive to tourists and,our 

. . . "L- , t .residents,.mis was'our first 

, ThUfadllly would prortdi, July Jublteerwhlch was • 

.Ocean aty witt i| fishing tttt' great sucessi Wajjbops to 

Biat-would be No. 1 along tte DuUdoaiteichyear. ,' ! . i. 

Sooth Jenny coast Do not, I aljo.;w)sh,to thank Mark, 

Judge eiperianc* to the past Solfer lt " ' " ^ 

"^•--^^ pronttbilltyils ftulsn 

" ' fat thUi 

i l \ y * 

Thanks for 

' * 

your votes , 

r> 

wouldlUntoasythsAklrquto > 

my sponsors/ Wards Pastry, 

«nd to *U the friendi jfsxoOy- 

! who.Voto4^tor ' 

TOE SENnNEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

The repeal of our blue law 

' when really tested legally was 

to be expected. I think it 

toted rather a long time for 

bMng a* amhigous and poorly 

written at It was. 

, Yet in all its legal 

• wejUmeiMi it ciftlifily 

; Wpid Ocean Qftr to be the 

• h gace a ring of welcome 

be found In other resort towns 

difference around an already 

so Just why was Ocean Oft to 

nice UtUe town and we eerdesirable 

to mat different 

Wnh; have prospered over 

family vacationer and senior 

the 100 years; over $8 billion 

retiree? Sunday closing and, 

hi ratables, a fine police and 

of course, no saloons waa, 

Bw department, an excellent 

without a doubt, the answer , 

PMcuf squad second to no 

We all know any business 

iwort town, Stalnton'f, tbe 

that can have an exclusive 

largest department store In 

Jelling feature over a com- 

«ry dlflerent typi seashore the eounty! a coMdenHoua 

petitor certainly baa • 

nattydpal work force Iran 

decided successful and 

Umlly vacationer and tte mayor down to mention 

monetary advantage over any 

retaing homeowner, 

only a few pluses. 

aanpetitor. Ocean city wlft 

' Sunday dosing seemed to But many of our pluses can 

to weak blue law for over 106 

Rightfully indignant; hold 

on to the Arts Center 

:~ Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

, The good clUiens of Ocean 

,,Uty were rightfully Indignant 

' "When certain of your town 

otfidflls suggested that their 

• arts, heritage and cultural 

programs didn't rank as a 

' = yean bad this advantage and 

now Ocean City is just 

•nother retort town which 

will not be apparent or 

noticable over the first few 

yean of change. But our 

chlklren will pay for losing 

our Sunday dosing advantages 

I 

I personally do not think the 

present public meetings on 

this issue wiQ Indicate or be 

any more productive to tte 

committee than tte public 

meetings set up to refute rate 

Increases by our utilities. 

But, I do wonder If a strong 

Sunday blue law can be 

written by tte present 

committee and its attorney 

which would be acceptable to 

fte court giving we who love- 

Oils great little town mat 

a track to use the school for Your Arta facility it one of which over 100 years made It 

the Arts Center! 

toe matt distinctive cultural so different and great—lust a 

Second: The large majority resources of South Jersey and doted Sabbath! 

of tte arts programs and its Ion would be an economic 

RodBoone 

projects are unusually self- setback for real estate, ser- 

OceanCity 

sufficient for a small comvice businesses, retirees, 

munity without many foun- summer tourism and more. 

— " - • rlty and dation or corporate donors. In We can understand that 

i City Arts ' words, tte users pay either modest rehabilitation 

now, or an extensive total 

I farmed out. Center's programs. 

renewal of the faculty ta the 

.. Because the America the The classes and arts future might prove desirable, 

•' Beautiful Fund bat observed programs rank ta tte top 10 but to close the faculty before 

. ..and advised on the Ocean Qty percent of similar giie arts the full consensus of the 

/Arts Center programs for tte and cultural centers, because townspeople to such an action 

,'past eight years, lam sending they are adapted well to would be In our opinion a 

Spa some general comments demand and users from a grave mistake. 

.; (bout tte value of Oat effort. wide area in all seasons of the It goes without taring, but I 

First: The adaptive ate of 

wiU reiterate America tte 

your heritage school building Third: The Arta Center BeauUful'fl pledge to continue 

:,;Jt a practical and classic laellity, .. at well at the to be a friendly advlwr to 

temple of American Historical - 

Museum your community arts 

Jtagenttity which came into represents an as yet un- programs and tte Center, 

' flower to save local landmeasured treasure. It is an Paul Bruce DowUng, 

narks around Iff! during the economic magnet attracting 

Executive Director 

acentemialera " residents and visitors alike. 

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

Worship together this week 

JT. JAMES AME 

tt SL and Hatrai Av, 

KWDAY 

JO *m . Saaday scbcxri 

nn'fcwiafli J. VtajcljefM. 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

aishcre Rd. 

SUNDAY 

iplaia ! Camplei; 

nu&.-ItattE 

»» La. • Church School Rev Andrew Surace. 

11 ajn • MMorning 

worship SUNDAY 

7:30 pjn.-Evening service 10 ajn 

" 11 am 

Assembly of God t^^^ 

MAWLAOT ASSEMBLY 

T P" " MMwMfc »HTO. 

.OF GOD —— 

JSw. Jerry Stnrgfai, rastsr °^J15 WXANOTV 

r 

5Su SDMI no Asbury Avenue 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1985 

Dr. Manuel Avila 

Springfield Bapf. CTurch, Springfi#ld, Pa 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 am 

SOMG SERVICE 10:20 a.m 

CHUBCHSfflVCE10 30a.nl 

i¥E SBIVICE 7*15 p.m. * nng#l "*""" Sin « 

arâaaa&alB^ K KA — — - - - _ _ _ 

Soto.il. Carol Slinun, Soprano 

, Mn. Jmw Smiifi 

NURSERY I 

SL PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8* and Centra Avenue OcwoCrty.NJ 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4tti, 1985 

*B0 ML & 1030 AJL Monte Worttatp 

• "MORETHAN BREAD" 

ITIte 10:30 Service- broadcast on WISS-AM1O0) 

WH)NESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 

VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL 

8:30 -11:45 A.M. 

"TOGETHER JESUS' LOVE" 

-6:00 to 9:00 P.M.- 

"SUMMERINHARNIA" 

CtaptefB 

"BOY AND HIS HORSE" 

Anixdfing trip into the world of 

fantasy lor jr. Highs 

Tour Guide, G,5, Lewis 

Summer Visitors Welcome 

David M. WUm, PutM* 

Brian Roberto, AiMdata Pastw 

miHam m. McCMiaad, AuoctoM Pm&t 

Dr. Kim Lane* Bc*mon, Mr, , 

pastor 

MASSES 

DaDy-8.10 ajn. and 4 pjn. 

Satroday-8 ajlL, C 5:15, 7 

and 8:15 pjn, 

Sunday - 7, 8. 9, 10:15 and 

11:30 ajn, and S pjn. 

ST, 

NOW AIR-CONDITIONED 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

and 

Summer Bible Conference 

1BTH * WESLEY 399-2261 

REV. DONALD L HURLBOT. ScAtar tatto 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4,1985 

8:00 A.M. • Pisttr Donald E. Huriterf 

9:30 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 

1045 A.M. Pai tor Donald E. Hurlbert 

7:15 P.M. BJBl£ CONFERENCE 

OR. S. MAXWELL CODER, 

AAoody Bible Insflfuff, Chicago 

THE JIM O'BRYON MUStCAL FAMILY 

MM. thru W. 7:18 P.M, Dr. S. MixweD Coder 

Tun. thru Fri. 9:00 A.M. Dr. S. Maxwell Coder 

Music by The Jim O'Bryen Family 

froiri Bel Air, 

Sttntlng tor Tht 

FundtmtntMlm 

otthtFUth 

Van Transportation to and from Sunday School 

and Church... Oial-A-Rfde 3»MSi 

THE OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE EXPERIENCE 

WESLgY AVINUE-Sth to 6th STR6ETS-OCIAN CiTY# N.J. 

SUMMER OF '85...come and enjoy the continuing 

TABERNAO^ TRADITION of outstanding inspirational services, 

THIS SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1985 

GREAT MUSIC, TOOt 

Qrtdnmt- Mutic Coordinator 

WEEK 11-OOA.M. 

Morning Services: 9:00 & 11:00 A.M. 

(Song Service: 8:45 & 10:45) 

W DR. BRYANT M. KIRKLAND 

Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church 

New York, New York 

Evening Service: 7:30 P.M. 

(Song Service: 7:15) 

DOT WORTH, Exec. Director 

WOMEN ALIVE 

Collingswood, N.X V 

and em Luff i , , j ".*/•" 

L^.,- , A ^ ^ . :, . ^ 

. "AnEreiiii(a(Muilc 

God is 

with us 

When maehe withseif 

doubt 

Gogisarmminng fttana. 

We care 

St. John's 

Lutheran Church 

Central Ave.it Team Sl 

Oc«anCity 

Services of 

Holy Communion 

S(Hriayaft!(iti11AJti. 

ThtRev.A.I.AlSMch, 

Ptifor 

The R#v. C.P. Cresiman, 

Assistant 

Douglas H, Frew, 

Director of Music 

3W-O7fS 

SUNDAY 

8 «J»L • Hojy Eocfaariflt 

10 ajn. • Choral Eocharist 

withaennoo, story how and 

nursery. 

WEDfffiSDAY 

10 ajn. • Holy Eucharist in 

foe chapel. 

CHURCH OF THE 

20th and Atlantic Av. 

Rev. John A. Smart 

OTNDAY 

9 

10 ajn. • Morning service. 

Boh/ Communion first Sunday 

f th tfa 

OCEAN CTTY 

First Church of 

Christ Scientist 

and Reading Room 

m St. ft Asburv Ave, 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

SOTWajfS 11:00 AM, 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. 

Wednesdays 8:00 P.M. 

Testimonial Meeling 

Reading Room Daily 

II A.M.Jo j PM, 

ALL WELCOME 

The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A; * 

7fh and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen, Th-A/l., Pastor 

Choir Director ' Organist 

J. Kenneth Reese Jean C. Ridgway 


MORNMG WORSHT- 8:30 A.M., 11:00 A.M. 

"FASCINATION WITH MURDER" 

Mr. Allen - Preaching 

SUN0AYSCH00L-9:30AiltC ,J'?- 

The Whole Bible for the whole Person r , \ 

Graded ciaxses Nursery Adult* ', ' 

EVENMGW0BSMP»7^0F. 

Eileen KllpatrJcki ^flg 

.TUESDAY 

SUNDAY 

9:30 ajn- - Wcrahlp service 

U ajn.-Eamfly Bible hour MACEDONU UNITED 

7 pJBu • Gospel meettng 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

Hotel Luray 

6S2 Wesley Av. 

Ocean aty 

Rev. Frank Mohr 

lflth SL and Shupaoo Av. 


David M. Finch, pastor 

gjNDAY~~ 

9-M ajn. • Qrarch Bchool 

11 ajn. - Morning wonhlp 

SUNDAY UNITED MKIHODBT 

9:4S ajn. . today school CHURCH of Somers Potat 

11 ajn. • Morning worship Bethel Rd. and Doran AT, 

7:10 p.m. • Evening service (oppotlte Acme parking lot) 

— ^ — BBV. Robert E. Costello, 

WEDNESDAY pastor. : 

, PM pm, • ^w« service ' 

and Bible study SUNDAY 

REORGANIZED 

OF JESUS LA& 

CHURCH 11 ajfl. • Worship service 

SUNDAY 

UNITED METHODIST OF 

11 ajn. . Mm&In 

tbe SEA ISLE CITY 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore Kennedy Blvd. and Park Rd. 

Rd.,Seaville. (Just inside the Richard W. Nichols, pastor 

NJ, Marine Science Consorthim.) 

AD are welcome. SUNDAY 

9:« am Church school 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

MOO Ventnor Parkway 

Rev. Terence E. Johnson 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. - Worship service 

and A D A school 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY 

UNION CHAPEL 

3tod St and Central Av. 

11 ajn. • Worship hour 

WESLEY UNTTED 

METHOD®r 

i K. 810 Petersburg 

Dr. John F. Garralian. pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn.-Morning worship 

11 ajn. - Sunday school 

SEAVHJLE UNITED 

METTHODIST 

(Please turn to page a) 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Ecumenical 

8900 VENTNOR AVE, 

WARS ATE, N.J. 

Visitors Always Welcome 

SUNDAY, AU0UST4 

CeWwtBLItelnOurStfviwi 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1985 

IT'S FUN! 

DICK'S 

DOCK 

PAGE II —SECTION two 

Fluke peaking in size and numbers in area waters 

•0 that difficult to catch 

offshore water*. Thli ptr- 

Great Egg Inlet baf btM •unnitt fluke, 

teular season thw^h, wt'n „ 

~Ofa a. nd Wedey Av. Msgr. P«il M OthoDor, 

QfDK, 

slowly progressing into Wgger TlJi majoriftr of the rental 

•wing the weakfi* alr^dy 

Ocean Otj 

Grwk Ori/iodox 

and blggo' catcbet tbnwgli 

rttttlng to school on ttw intlde 

boats art averaging 20 to 30 

Msgr James A, CKT. 

HJNPAY 

themonthofJuly—to where 

and back bay waterm. Quite 

Boimderi, with aomt of the 

MASSES 

lOajn.-Chun* aehool with 

the average dally catches are 

large nunben have been 

vitirani obviouily doing 

MASSES 

Dafly 7 «_m. 4:30 pJn. 

osmoDox 

FISHING THE SALT 

Hbte-daaao tor all •§§», 

surpawlng those of Jraw, 

caught on both Ugh and low 

Mich better because of unir 

By Ralph Stork 

odes. 

Daily • Taadlao. Saturday • 1 j d ? 

11 ajn. • Morning wmhtp. 

•tod of tts witsn. 

i 

the bMt time for fluke. 

Etghtyêtr-oMFraakMel* 

D.J. ComrtanUlos. 

today-i,»:lS,«!Ji am, 

nwM are yery few anglers' 

puur 

Lutheran 

The Philfldelphia group of 

of Margate wa» all aaufs 

IDC QDCBL 

who have actively pursued 

tften be displayed tbe Simmd 

Bob Underwood, Mike 

ST. JOSEPHS 

ST. JOHN'S UJTHBHAN 

tttese flounders aid not come 

13-ounce weakfUJibj c*u|U 

SUNDAY 

Hoiiflitiiin, lob. Kelhowir, 

to tbe bay aboad th S 

CONFESSIONS ' , 

RiL ttd 

Cfcntral Av. at 10th St 

back with almost sensational 

S la, - Qrthos • Matins 

D Dta and d And^'Lyntt," LCh and d P«k of tta ieajon, tte Oil rînf^ toudi ftat con. £. 

Weekdays after I a,m, 

Ocean Qty 

catches. Andfor the flrst-Uine 

B:SO am - DWne Utargy 

Mass Saturday. 1:30 to 3:30 

Albert E. Abpach, pattoc 

anglen, I know thU must 

lihso mm, - Sana 

fun aid aHa 7 

MASSES 

Et. Charles P. ft 

nuke them think ttMtH'a not 

Daily -7 and lam, and 7 

IT. FRANCES 

pm 

Interdenominational 

CABRIN1 RX. 

Saturday . S:» pm. 

SUNDAY 

2nd Si. and Atlantic Av. tad«j.**.9. M* 11=41 2ff.?. 

Mo. and 5:30pm 

TABERNACLE 9 anfl 11 fcB. Tta •«?!» rf 

Msgr Jofepb E. Conlon, 

Wtsley Av^ 5Hi to Sh sta. 

Howard Silvester of 

pastar 

CONFESSIONS 

Oon Oty, WDbn 6. LaS, MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

Ocean City and a mem- 

Satnrday - 4 to 5 pm. 

Cnd and LanrBs Av. 

ber of the Ocean City 

MASSES 

SealsJeaty 

Fishing Club displays 

DaUy -7 and 9 ajn_ 

SUNDAY 

Christian Science 

Benry Maad, pastor 

the 28-inch. 8-pound 

Satnrday-9aJn., 6and7:30 

S ajn. 11 u, . Morning 

fluke he caught in Great 

pun. 

into wlfli guest speaktr 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

SDNDAY 

Egg Inlet Aug. 30. 

Sanday-7.B30,10andU:30 SCIENTIST 

7 JO pja. Btf rt 8 and 10 aJB, •TSeamlee. 

ajn. 

with gnat 

Weigh-in was at Fish 'n 

«Oi St and Adnry Av. 


GRACE LUTHERAN 

Stuff, 821 Bay Av, 

PHABETABERNACUS 

Aon Rd. and DIM AV, 

Bwtor Vfflage Square 

SaHirday firm 11 ajn. togflTOAY 

Ocean Heights Av. and Zion 

ftnm Point 

noon, before 

Rev Margaret Gibb. asst. 

ei-ening 

achooL 

pastor 

BargBintown 

Rev. Charles Rinck, pastor 

Rev. mniam Britt, pastor 

CHUBCM OF TIB OULY 

aneritos 

RESURHECTION, R.C. 11 ajn. to ! pjiL 

Marmora 

Msgr. Janes J. Zegers, 

pastor 

tbe tojr aboMd °" Ao *»' 

Ken Curcio caught 37 flounder continue to get larger — at alstently y outflghes many y of 

pJiu tew wealfliS. evidenced by the ft-pound 7- the male anglen, aught a 

As flahlng continues into the ounce summer fluke weighed oooler-full of flounder while Thomas S. I 

ta by Frank Hendree of fishing the bay In a rental 

Margate. 

boat, the heaviest of which 

Don Vittorilll of was 3 pounds 14 ounces. PAINTING 

Philadelphia, fishing aboard 

Us boat The Honorable One Traditionally la our coastal CONTRACTOR 

II, caught • 5-pound frounce waters, September means 

flub In Margate Bay. weakfish and flounder andtNTERIOR.EXTEIpOR 

Peg Sweeney of blues scbooled-up In and Fully Insured ' 

Philadelphia, with her ex. anuod the inlets and near Licensed-OceanCity' 

20 Years Experience ^ 

Huber first in tournament 

FREEESTMATES 

job) Huber Jr. of Ocean There were 43 boats entered 

Don VittoreM of Philadrlpliia hoists his; 5- 

aty won first place to the fa the threeHliviston tourpound 

6-ounce fluke. 

Uueflsh division of the 15th nament for weakflah, flounder 

annual Zebco SmaU Boat 

Tournament on Sunday, with 

a 13-pound Mah. 

A-*-. 

Yacht Club bridge 

Be was flahlng from the 

Good Tlroei, captained by 

YACHT CLUB - Duplicate Morrison 204, Dot Ashead and Mnrlno 178, Ucd for fifth êre 

, Charles Maclean of Ventnor, 

Bmtihm SUNDAY 

bridle winners July 23 above Dr FVank Aahead, 194U, Eve Jean MacCadden and Peg 

which captured third place Jor 

10 ajn. • 

TOIDAY 

•mage for the North-South Kelly and Stella Couth 181, AtHnso, and Gertrude Bodine 

tne most poundage with a 

7 pjn. •Bvraing worstttp 9:X ajn. ad U 

mre Helen Kulo and Lucille Bdna Daniela and Jean De and Candy Kent 17S, Bob and Frank Hendree of Margate shows off his S- total of four m weighing^ 

WEDNESDAY 

Wdrahip service mt 

Louise Young 171, and the pound 7-ounce flounder. 

pounds. 

Bpjn. 

9:30 ajn. - Sunday school 

Drj. .Arthur and A.J. 

MASSES 

UNION CHAPEL 

and nursery 

DeMarino, 170. 

WA81LUK CATCHES 

DaOy • 8 and 9 " "> 

BY-TH&SEA 

East-West winners were 

7-POUND FLOUNDER 

Mday . 8 auffl. and 7 pjo. 

Sft a. and Astmry Av. 

. Private & 

Peg Waltera and Dot 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 pjn. HOLY TRINITY 

Ocean Oty 

Methodist^ 

Drawneck 213H, PegPeter 

WatUok of Ocean Ctty RENT-A-BOAT 

Sunday - 7:45, S, 10:15 and EPISCOPAL 

Irjterrkn«nl 

Renovations 

ST. PETER'S 

VWegand and Nancy Ronmy and BeHmawr caught a 37- 

n.Xmm, 30th St. and Bay Ay. 

UNITED METHODIST 

205W, Alice Jones and Connie inch, 7-pound flounder at 

CONCRETE • PAINTING* C^RPENTTRV^ 


ah St. and Central Av. 

Fern 196, Emma May God- Beach Tnorofare behind the Small Boats for Fishing and Crabbing 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

9:15 am . Sunday school 

Rev Michael W. GoMnerg, 


dardand Marion Clinton 184, Harbor House.off 3rd Street' 

Ptone (609) 391-0936' ''^" ^'\i". 

iOsJO ajn, - Morning aerrice 

Wabash and Poplar An. rector 

DmvU M. Ftacfa, pastor 

Wally and Betty. Bunyon on July 29. It was weighed in 

with goest speaker. 

174%, Dave Drawneck and at Fish-n Stuff, ttl Bay Av. 

Liiivood 

SATURDAY 

Dave Young 172,BB1D and 

5:30 pjn. -Bo^y Eucharist 

9 ajn. - Church scbool 

Florence Footer 171 and Betty More sports news, 

Saturday • 6:J0 pjn. 

IBM Shore Rd. 

§ aad 10:30 son. . Momta 

Evans and Florence Hanson 

arles le 

Sunday-8.9:30 and 11 ajn.. 

Lfawood 

worship. Pastor Find 

171, 

er 

on page 17 i 

6:30 pjn. 

8 ajn. - Holy Eucharist 

10am . choral Bh^ 

aWDAY _ _ _ _ 

• Over 35 years experience 

ST. JOSEPHS B.C. 

9:45 ajn. - aarch schxil TRINITY UNITED 

• Name brand carpen^t^ 

44th and Landb AT. 

WEDNESDAY 

U la, • Morning worship METHODIST 

Winners in the GP-14 champions, Peter 

• Braided Rugs, ; ""\:

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M- 

Lost And Found 

LOST—Sunday, July W. at Hill St. 

baach, on* pair of half-glaiwi and a 

illvtr cigaratta can wllfi Inltlali UBS 

flaasa call JtMOH R«w«rdi l/J 

Help Wanted 

DISHWA>H«a - Par uiflimar naxM. 

Apply Ssadaton-i tlk a AtunHc Av>. H 

MAINTENANCE 

PERSON 

For Broadcast operations 

In Ulnwood and Avalon. 

Cad 

641-1400 

101 

CASHIER 

Tear 'round, lull time a, P/T petitions 

available, iwarlenee not required Ap 

B!y 'n p*run MoMai thru Frldef IB 

a.m. fa 4 p.m. P. JW? wsstworfh Ce;. 732 

*s»ury, O.C,_E_O_E »» 

VsinEB OB WAITMii - Part lima, 

evenings and weekends, year 'reund 

Mature, retpgnilgla Apply In pergnn, 

wetter Homestead, HI • tth Sniff, 

PC eoe II] 

DISHWASHERS AND POT WASHERS 

wanted lull lime ana part time, year 

'round, call m-tM 118 

LEGAL SICRBTARV r - Fir law oHPte 

In Ocean City, eHellant MINI required, 

Banetln. call ]W4. t 1/8 

NOW HIRING 

SprtftQ 4 Summer Wort 

Opportunities for local 

people. Store clerk and 

various kitchen lobs, Cam- 

pbell's Seafood Kitchen,; 

3231 Asbury Ave. AIM 

hiring for Campbell's other 

tide and Mulford's Seafood 

Shack, Call 3f»*M7 or W- 

2704 tf 

ifffUNDHIOHT CLERK — lor 

flnf class ocean Clly fnttel, Eiptr!en> 

ce preferred, eelertncai requlrM. call 

Wf.>jW and itk for Andrea. If 

MAINTENANCE WORKER - Slack 

Seal, License required, contact Root. 

Owens, CM Co vscatlonaijctnal, *S5 

Hal, 101 1J 

EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES 

NEEDED- Apply in person coral lands 

Restaurant, nh «. Atlantic Ave., Ocean 

Clly. t-1 

SEA ISLE CITY OFFICE — hal Im 

mediate opening lor nperlenCH legal 

Kcretiry, salary nagsliabie, call 243 

CTlfg interview appointment, IS 

BABVSITTBR WANTiD - in my 

gain City Mme, Flexible hours. Please 

call IW.M4 between 10 and ' p.m. II 

BOARDWALK SPECIALTY — cindy- 

type ilor. it Interviewing lor counter 

Kelp, Must be it and able to work thru 

Labor D.y. call Itl-Mil, II 

MOUIEKEBPER — To assist eloerly 

couple In dally routine. Including llajit 

teusewar*. C.ll irt 7Mry All year round 

fobs, please don't apply if 

you dont have qualiflcaftom I 

Apply In person efier 3 pm 

Vm M«t || AlcArttMT Blvd. 

Sotnm Point 

HANDYMAN — Maintenance wanted 

lor year round position, mail know 

electrical IM carpentry, lieve pleaunt 

dltpultMn, be • hard worker upabla ol 

eupervlitog othen, fend reiume to Box 

IU ere tentlnal-Ladsar. ocaan City 

•1J. 

DELI—year round, unowlch maker, n 

a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon. to Frl. Call 3W WI1A, 

7 a.m. 7 p.m J«( SIM altur 7 p m VU 

To cover municipal events 

and activities In Linwood 

and NorthflaW. Should 

have torn* writing tkillt, 

typing ability and be 

(amlllar with either or 

6tn Internetlonil, la rail In. 

iludlni N Ib felt lint. Refill value 

!),(», Sail IMI.fS, Mull leal call 111- 

•417 or mini. Fit 

MOPBD PUCH _ miTeicelitnt an. 

ilflM I4H, mclud.i helm.t. lock aM 

Ul INK, RM • Ntwoort II, (all )«» 

MB, _M 

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waad frame, preset corot, voice con- 

troll, gaed condltlmi. I M tan maka 

muilc flaw, for more Information, all 

Tlmallartp,rn,lt»7»», M 

TWO MOPIDS — M It. LOW fflllMia, 

tlMandtW CaUWMn* M 

tf£LF CONTAINED PU camper Insert 

Many extras tl M0 Call)t0-»W II 

DINIHO ROOM IBT — Old carved oak 

inina cabinet. Iwlfat, eipantfaui table 

and t chain »7». or bast altar, old wlnt 

up clock Ml, Call HHH4 tti 

GAME Ol 1 OCEAN CITY — Benefit ar 

Community Services prelects for sarop* 

llmlits intamatlonaf ol Ocean city. 

Ill N/ told at oou Railtv, Ilia Asbury 

A»e II 

REfRIOERATOR — Top fraaufTSf 

tv,yn old Uco ft.duatfetnp control, 

door shelves, crlsper. lea trays, a4' high, 

MM" wide, MVk" a**?. In excellent ton 

dllKxi only MM, Vacvum cleanw, 

cannllter. Eureka roto malic w/attach 

menu excellent condition Mil, firm 

tall Ml 143) for appt I] 

1OOK« FOK THB IEACH - Paper-' 

back bsoki, half price ial« 1 trades 

ISM off New lamellar* Tha 

•aekatarla Two, nth * Aibury, O C. 

•17 

LAROB YARB/EITATI IALI - 4M 

Rti, f, eeun viaw (jvif igyth of laa 

lilt Siva. Light), laturdly, lunday f 

a.m. j p.m. No airly Mrds, Antlaiia*. 

drtllen, hou.«hold llemi, ttali • much 

mow, FII ' 

VARD s»Lt-i>o w. i*fn si. sreat 

•aleetlon of mole. 10 a.m. II noon^ 11 

MOPED-Ma«lly» Puch, Burgundy 

157S. 1,328 miles. Good comjlllon 

. Call JttialJ atlef 5 p.m, 

VARO SALI—Sstnari PoiniT IB S 

Holly Him Drive, on the Soil count 

Furn,, tiguwnald Items.elc Sot f I 

SAL!—Antigua Collectors eiUB, lOJil 

Shore Road, Linwood, Anllquti «nd 

colleefahlas. Sun. Aug. 4lh. 1 P.M. 11 

YARD ANB CAKE lAtl-Soma of tSli 

and ssma of Inif. Saturday, Aug. i, t 

a.m. until f, Ns early birds \tu 

Pleasure Ave. O.C Rain dale Aug. to, 

I/I 

WHIRLPOOL-Freeier Chell. ilia 

U"*W Front door optning int. Iff- 

IM?. ,.| 

OARAOI SALS-Frl. J. s.t End 

fablai, TV faWi, klfchin ntVpofeh 

chairs, plant ltond. elac, brolltrt, lam. 

H, radio. Car tjlkt rack, ion bails 

many other Items Rear garaoe loo 

Ocaan Ave 13 

YARD SALE—3 family linens fans 

dishes clothing, mlsc Friday IJ 3, Aug , 

J Sal « II Aug J 3M 17lh St bttween 

Asbury and west a 3 

VARO SALE-Hrlday T 

701 ind SI. i in 7. i j 

SLIGHT PAINT DAMAOB-Flashlno 

arrow sign »51 complete (4 left) 

lighted, no arrow, «MJ Non lighted 

tie] Factory I (MX)) «1014] inyllme 

15 

VARD SALE—J fatnlllet Spruce and 

FarndalaRdt.oc Sat 9lolpm. 

•-I. 

10:IS a.m. -Sunday school 

9 aon. - Morning worship 

I PresbyterieA 

OCEAN 'cm ORTHODOX 

PRESBYTERIAN 

32nd St. and Central Av. 

Rev. Join H, SMlton, pastor 

SUNDAY ~~" 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

8:45 U L • Mornlnjj worship 

I 7 pjn. • Evening service 

• ——. _"^^ 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

7th St. and Wesley Av. 


Minister: Rev, William 

1 Radcllffe Allen, ThM. 

Large Print Books A Bibles 

•300 Chrliflan Titles 

•Cflrliflan looks a, Tapes 

• Church & Church School Supplies 

• Sroad Selection of Stljdjr«Gift Bibles 

• HooKs For Young Readf rs 

• Daysprlni Greeting Cards for Every oeeailon 

WtTHTHSAP 

FREEIMPHINTING,,. 

For Each Leather Bound Bible 

, Purehaii 

Free Off-Street Parking 

3314 Simpson Ave., Ocean City 

3991636 Open Mon. Sat, 9:30-5:00 

wmmmmmmmmmmmm 

SUNDAY 

" 8:30and Jl am, • Morning 

worship 

7:30 p.m. Evening worship 

Seventh Day 

1 Adventist 

SEVENTH-DAY 

o ADVENTIST 

^Roosevelt Blvd. 

and Route 9 

Marmora ' ' 

John Freedman, pastor 

r SATURDAY 

{ 9:30 a.m. - Worship service 

J 11 -ajn. - Bible study for 

" adults and children. 

SEAVEVV BAPTIST CHURCH 

2025 Shore Bd. Linwood, N.J. 

(2 miles Nortli uf the Somtri Point Clreli) 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th 

fiOOA.M.,- Sunday School 

10:00 AM. • Mornlnfl Worship 

SERMON: 

"In Conclusion" 

The Lord's Supper 

William W.LtCoriBy.Piiter ' Wid, 7.00 P.M. 

ejtellflM.Adler.OrOBnlst PRAYER tnd 

Carolyn M. Gerhard, Choir Olr, . BIBLE STUDY 

An American 

Bapti.t 

Chureh 

ZBNITH J5 

Call t 

COLOR TV-Reasonable. 

• 2 

BEOS-Serla rnattrnses, one oed loldt 

and slldej undernealn other bed for 

Jlorage Practically new >ioo cin m 

u la 

ALUMINUM ICRBENS ~ and storm 

v/lndowt, raicraefwd and new glau In 

'•tilled Miami somtri Co HI New 

i M, Rout* », Someri point DID m' 

,l)j 

Looking 

for the Right 

Nursing Home? 

InatvMuaM aM rellfwl 

covptn m nttd of «i#tn 

medlctl cat* ui ItiVIMt) t* 

miM tntir |MI(M in Ltntrttd. 

CtnvtMtcant Center. -At 

U d h 

««f«»ai I 

datoWifdj 

with 

fKiihy. m (Mm 

MtrtfHM M tm 

(Mm 

PRAISE TABERNAC3LE 

"Whoso iifftTnihjTramu, plnrifwihjyic"FsalmsS0S3 

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 

• NEW LOCATION * 

Harbor Village Square Shopping Center 

Ocnn Height^ Ave. and Don Rd., Banjalntown 

SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 A.M. SERVICE 

Rick Allegretto, from Y.W.A.M. 

SUNDAY EVENING 7:00 P.M. SERVICE 

SteveNilesfrom Y.W.A.AA., Hope House 

, •• I JUNTOH CHURCH PROVIDED | 

For InfonninM Cil 927-4660 (OFHCE) 6539537 (CHURCH) 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

«92 W«al»y Av*. Ooean City, N.J. 

R*V. Frank Mohr, Pastor 

ÂlrCondltlonetJ) (', i- 

the George A. Buttrick 

Memorial lectures in 

Christian and Biblical 

Scholarship at Bay view, 

Michigan and published the 

book, A Pottm for Faith. 

The soloist at this week's 

services will 

program wUl begin _ _ 

mtnutei before each service 

with a spirited song service. 

Mrs, Worth is a successful 

speaker, author, and bttle 

teacher Her radio broadcast. 

Women Alive, is beard daily 

and 

,. - , t , stttoi an 

BIB console and the musical countries. 

Sbe la a rrjember of the 

board of governors of King's 

Cblkge and Is a popular 

•peaker at various Sunday 

school conventions and 

wemen's groapt, 

nun wffl be a 15 minute 

aoog MJrvice at 7:15 p.m. ltd 

by Frenz, who will be tbe 

«otol»t of the eventag. 

Prophecy In Jerusalem, and 

travel throughout Palestine. 

He has conducted preaching 

find 6¥lllg§li£tid trsifBrifltjjf jg a 

number of churcbeg On flat 

East Coast, more recenay in 

Colombia. South America. 

Par several yeu-i he sensed 

on the faculty of the Garden 

State Bible School, Atlantic 

Rev,. Allen is married to the 

farmer Mary jane BendeD of 

ColUngswood. In addition to 

active service in the local 

Ain-ft, the served for 11 

years as fm officer In tbe West 

Jtrsey Presbyterlal. tte 

ADens have four children. 

Barbara June Alien is a 

graduate of Ocean aty HA 

School, Ursinus College, 

Columbia Bible College, 

Summer Institute of 

Rev. William Allen 

Nancy AHcn-6tainbi 

Millie Dienert here Tuesday 

Mil lie nfenat# o411 ka anaat tm-- *.* « t_^* _ . ' 

Millie Dienert will be guest 

Bible teacher at First 

Presbyterian Church, 7tn 

Street and Wesley Avenue, 

10:30 ajn. Tuesday, Aug. 8, 

Her speaking engagements 

taw taken hsr tern Tokyo, 

Japan to Toronto, Canada as 

well as remote ThlftJ World 

villages, and the local service 

is being hosted by the First 

Presbyterian Women's Bible 

aidy FeUowshlp. 

Mrs. Dienert U widely 

known to Christian women's 

groups. In addition to 

ABtritja, a member of 

gathering of 

prayer support for 

Graham Crusades, 

makes a pre-crusarle 

each city where ___ 

evangelist's meetings are 

held. 

Mrs. Dienert ia in- 

ternational Consultant to the 

Christian Women's dubs of 

Billy 

and 

to 

the 

She is the wife of an ad- 

vertising executive, mother of 

a son and two 

fte grandmother 

North , 

Wycliffe Bible Translator* 

be, 

Robert van Rodn Allen U a 

graduate of Ocean aty 

School, Budmell IMva 

hasitndiedahroadlnAn 

and France, and has earned a 

PbJ). in pbnnnq^hj from 

F\am State University. 

Martha Jane AHen to a 

graduate of Ocean Otar ] 

School, BuckneU D«m_^. 

and has earned her nmtttf§! 

degree in EntfUb Utostm; 

at Duquene TMnnity. , < 

and *udent at the Univwdtj of 

nine. New Mexico. 

TIffl CHURCH OF TIffi 

20th 4 Attantic Avenue Longport. NJ, 

9:00 A.M. Holy Communion 

10:00 A.M, FamBy Service iwi Momlng Priyer 

HOLY COMMUNION, 10 A.M. FfflST SUNDAY OF THE MONTI, 

The Rev. Dabney J. Carr III 

Virginia Thtelogteal Ssmlnary, Altxandrla, Vi. 

David J. Semen, Dlr. ol Mvile 

H. Palmer Lipplncott, Orflanlit 

"A House of Pnyor for All People" 

TRINITY 

The Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

Established 1896 

809 Central Ave. 644 S. Shore Rd. 

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

Phone 399-0077 Phone 390-9499 

Herbert L. Godfrey, Owner; John T. Newman, Manager' 

In Tlmt at Trouble, Hfe An As 

Near As Your Phone 

Pledging for tht future, as in the past, the finest and 

most dignified, personalized funeral service 

IA. 

loeatti It the cttraal 

•Inevitability, ttw mott rMl 

lot all realiti«s.^y

! • • * • 

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Aircraft cable 

Ande Leader Material 

StrenLlne 

Ande Tournament Lint 

1 Penn Internationals 

Fin Nor Reeli 

Shimano 

Dalwa 

Harn«WM 

Glmbal Baits 

CyalunriM 

T*as«ri 

and much more 

m Bridge Rd.,Nortrrflekl 

"19 (' /'/ l 

•lack Bart Lures 

Sehneldf r Lwrti 

Sivmstrand Lures 

Murray Broi. 

ialiy -lilin 

Spilt Tall Mullet 

SwnHh Mackerel 

LMyffsh 

Eel* 

Sword a. Marlln Squid 

Mustad Big Game Hooks 

Flying Oaff* 

Dart Gaffs 

Rigging Supplies 

A pair of white marlin 

which were caught and 

Economy's 

Hleert 

CITY. N.J. 

boat R«nate Qnmty and returned to flit- ftahtag. 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, IMS 

wins county marlin tournament 

Mash** for i white marlln 

ftahlng jn the 29th annual boats In a two-day fishing May. A total of eight White who released white 

ftps May County White •»«* BVM.» «-J B^,_J_"" 1 , _^, ,. .. — M ..__ .._, HMMBM nuiw •••flinn second and me uapt may ' •• 

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Mirljn Tournament, event Friday and Saturday, marlin and one blue marlln were Richard BcaMcny of Ttw blue marlin win caught Marlin and Tuna dub team ;'• 

—* , , , > « ' mta fl * 8d Vf®*t(itm 

produciiwawinforcapi.iob fttirhoniportotaf^May 

wwthootodMdwuBWte Wain of Limrood. mtf and *n»e LouUGliven flih" were . |/fiStSdSMha(& May 

1S1 lA HM ID Ite to«A?£- 

gMreJn^^ h» dayl W * Uw»Sk ^te flatt ^.lLJ&»*ltaKStiiK ^ ^ mnwvmwm,^ 

Frank J. Mele of Margate is obviously happy about his 3-poond 13ounce 

weakie. 

SPORT FISHING 

ABOARDTHf _ 

Oeean City, N.j. 

Cipt. Ben 

DiStefano 

ALL EQUIPMENT 

PROVIDED 

Marlin«Tuna'•Blues 

| 

•Shirk»Fen\wick Rod! 

International Reels 

4 Passtnatrs 

(«s)3iM7B1 or 423-1323 

WHITE 

HYDRO-SLIDE 

$70,91 

San m. 

SHUTTLiTUBl 

WtTiWILDL, 

WHENTOWIO 

BEHIND A FAST 

•OAT 

Sale 

Save »1Q 

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» § 

Come in and visit our 

Ships'Store 

Large Selection of: acMn • am M 

SuppBei • Tiater Accenortei • Hardware • Pettlt Bottom 

Mflh • Coitt Guard Safety Packet and much more. 

AAA ••rvlea on Mercury, Murlnar A 

M«rCrul«0r •nglnra 

CORKY'S 

EXPERT MARINE 

Cornw Tfh and Haven 

(Next to Chri$t§phtr*i) $ptri) 

X h 

U _ M - thru sun. 8to S • CleteflMBnday 

rtMMI 

WANTED 

THE SHORE'S 

BIGGEST CRABS! 

Enter the first annual 

Grab-Mapper* Crab Dertiy, 

August 3-10,1985 

Easy am) fun 

for fin whole family! DOLFINS DOCK 

924 Bay Avinua 

Sonnre Point, Nj 

TBOARD MARINE, Inc. 

fiMQ 

vuiuvnnu 

Clearance Sale! 

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1-20 hp electric start 15" 

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•V160 hp trim Afgll^p! 

• PrteN Include prop-controta - frrtght - M, tank 

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ftrtto f Ato tt 

Theriaults, Hanscoms win * 

The Theriaulti and tat ffci regular OCYC In. July 28, the Hanscoms 

Hanacoms wan tot big rtUtlonal Hegatta took Dla« ta*« ««• flnto to win 

winners In race* at Ocm a #tA •iwritt« bo7ta bdr daw, b weand plac-e, 

aty Yacht flab this past amlllM taTU t*wUy event «rttn three second-place ,, k | 

won the OCYC Repte fcr fttrtBidt gmtfed toS Msporti. , 

frttffw.tlonfllllO'ilna special ftS two taSTef ^turday I-auro nmlJacK McCarthy ' 

•«M of racea on Sonday, Dj^dwlT^ . took third in the Regatta for'.», 

July B8. Five boato P«- inrtodtratebrtezeiand a U0«. an Cassidy and Bruce 

tldpetedlnthedeky*d water tliptiod 

kWa frojD ^165,000 

RE. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

JUiTREDUCiOiJOrfOB 

anwous to seJI, Beaehfront duplex, 40 ft, lot. Four 

ms w* baths second floor apt. Three bedrooms, 

"°° r CeOd r#nt " lmom » FQ 

i. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

Real Eilate Broker 

CentnlAiff, 1141111 a. Oetiiiaty.NJ. 

Three bedroom, 2 bath, living room, dining area, galley 

kitchen, laundry room, parking, i blocks to one of Ocean 

City's finest beaches, 1 years old quality first floor duplex 

coflde, fully furnished and equipped. Excellent rriflfal potential 

Call today I ttf,*M. 

Baylandlngs tingle. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, 

large kitchen, laundry, garage with sundeck, magnificent 

view. Can to Inspect, I! 17,5(10. 

Thret bedreem, 1 bath cottage, flas heat, quiet area, has 

 

Large 3 bedroom duplex in very good condition. Large swt 

porches. Good off-tfreet parking for 6 to i cars,'All 

existing furnishings included. *l»,900. 

A quiet residential area it the. setfing for ttilt waahorc 

home. Enjoy the summer or star on for winter with 

reasonable oil hot water heat. There are 5 bedrooms. An 

excellent buy at Mlyi74,fS0, 

Immaculate Gold Coast home. Huge front porche*, 

six-bedroomj, in a prime location I gnMlent rental 

history. Reduced fo $16S,OOO. 

REDUCED. Three fully rented units plus oarage, and 

store equipped as deli. Excellent Investment In Gardam 

area. Best buy In O.C. %\UMS 

Beautiful corner Ocean Colony unit with two patto*. Fuf|y 

furnished with all appliance*. Owner financing available 

to qualified buyer. Security and pool facilities Included in 

fhecondo fee. 1124,000, 

Year round 2 story home completely renovated and ready 

to move into. This home features hardwood lloon, ntor 

kitchen, 2 full baths in a convenient location. Must be 

seen, iiof.foo. 

Second floor condo In excellent condition. Central a 

fully furnished, 2 bedroom*. This lovely condo lias a grwrt 

rental history. $79,900. . $, ^ 

Very well maintained Center «Ity properly. Partially rwv 

fed for 'U. a heated room* for winter rtntal*. r sSO/rpdm. & 

apartments, 13 roomi. Vinyl siding. New roof. Sa&OdO. i 

Lovely year round home which also Include* two 

year round I bedroom apartment*, six guestrooms 

with state approved guest house license, in addition, 

large attic his another bedroom a. powder 

room plus IMS of room (or storage, tmoDO. 

Quality beachfront living with 3 guest rooms, a master 

bedroom suite and a Si' deck overtooking one of Ocean 

City's finest beache*. $245,000. • - . . « . 

Solid rental location offers immediate investment benefits 

along with longer term development potUbflHie*. Proper* 

ty will provide steady income. Ready to gofor the comtng 

season. $99,900. t * 

Designer built home, ihip ttyie "cabin" rooms. imAortod 

Italian ceramic f (ear, huge dock for social occasions 4-1 

boat Mips, (income MM total 1W4). Parking for 2-3xam 

$!2?,9O0. .' 

3301 Asbury Avenue 

nceinCitv NJ 

SAND D 

WCASE 

Two Story, j bedrm. Colonial In excellent residential neighborhood. LR, DR. 

Modern eat-in kitchen with all appliances. Family rm. w/fireplace, attached 

garage, Lg, fencedln yard, "Neat as a pin" throughout. Owner transferred and 

$M "Price if to sell fast at il IWM.OO. 

/ PRESTIGIOUS G O RIVIERA feANCHER onlOtr-XW lotll l ' 

"Featuring .three bedrms) IM baths, modern kitchen with '>'", Great opportuni 

I

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R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E.For Sale R.E. For Sale R.£. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

; Men A. MONROE 

Realtor 

INVESTOR SPECIAL 

just reduced to IJOS.OOO 

Close to Oold Coast beach, 

] Mdroom, 3 bafh duplex 

with fireplace* ana many 

other extras Like new 

Tastefully turniihed A 

must Me value 

- - — " • - 

HANDYMAN PLUS SHOPKEEPER NEEDED 

Gardens eomrnereiai property with 1 storefront pig* 

living area. In need of repairs next to busy eommereial 

complex. 184 MO, 

GARDENS TOWNHOUSE 

LaX unit in complex, modern 3 bedroom, f batn beauty 

with fireplace, secluded shady retreat, off street parking, 

all amenities. Good rental Investment Near beach, 

iio»,ooo. 

BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX ACROSS FROM BEACH 

fully furnished with 3 Bedrooms, 1 bafhs each floor. Can 

be sold as duple* or each floor individually. Ilii.SOO first 

floor, II7S,000 second floor 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Luicuriout 3 bedroom, J bath units with all amenities, one 

block to beach. II JS.OOO first floor, 1140,000 second floor. 

EAIT ATLANTIC BLVD. * BATTEflSEA RO. 398 2600 

34TH & CENTRAL AVE. 398-0200 

FOR REAL ESTA TE IN OCEAN CITY IT' 

32nd& CENTRAL AVE. 

First Floor Condo beach 

block view, 3 BR, : baths, 

A/C, front and rear decks, 

carport, Firepiac*, Custom 

kitchen w/hardwood f loorj, 

$170,000 furnished, 

Duplex • 2 BR, 1 bath in 

each unit. Separate laundries, 

4O'K11S' lot. Plenty of 

parking. Excellent value 

Only §109,000, Fully furnished. 

C#nfral Ave. - Cute 

I single In excellent con 

|diflen. Hot water heat. 3 

t baths, near Sold 

ECoasf beaches. Owner 

? anxious S16J,000, 

REAITV.REALTOR 

Spectacular Ocean front 

Condo • This upper level 

unit offers the best in 

elegant seashore living. It 

features four bedrooms, 3 

baths, an enormous livingdining 

area and It is completely 

maintenance fre«l 

Asking 1371,000. 

Gold Coast Townhouse - J 

BR, m baths, A/C, two ear 

garage, fireplace, wrap 

around decks, J269.000 furnished 

399.099a 

Just Listed! . immaculate 

Bi level on Arkansas Ave. 

aS'XlQO' lot, J BR, 2 baths, 

ell h/a heat, frontage on 

Arkansas Ave, & Bayshore 

Drive. iiii.OOO. 

ipacieus % BR, vh • 

Townhouse • Duplex, economical 

gas h/a heat, large 

living rooms with 

fireplace. Bedrooms en 2nd 

fl. Asking 1224,900, Furnished, 

LOWEST MORTGAGE RATE IN 

4 YEARS . NOW IS THI TIME! 

Brand New Beachfront 

Condo • 2nd floor, spec 

tacular views from this 

corner property, 4 BRs, 3 

baths, gas heat and A/C 

Ne expense spared. Asking 

S4!J,QO0. 

Duplex Building Lot • 

«'x11i>, 31st Street arid 

Haven Ave,, Oe«ans!de 

Mi.OOO, 

, New Listing - Immaculate 

• duplex, each unit 3 BR, 2 

'baths; elec. heat, fur 

niched. Excellent rental 

history, clow to the beach, 

well maintained. $152,500 

Custom Ham* In th« O»rdtn* 

- 3 hug* bedroom*, 3 

tile" bath*. Large Florida 

room, > two, car garagoy ' 

masonry conitructlon,' oakf 

fioort, murityjiytfenrt, oil 

(M*f. A/C, ,97^120' ,,,IOt. , 

" flkffl« 

New Custom Townhomes 

at 25th Street. Units Include 

3 BR, den, two baths, con 

temporary kitchens, gas 

forced air heat and A/C 

corner location, $149,500 

Corner Beachfront Let• 

38th and Wesley Build 

your Drtim House I 

1471,000, 

Gold Coast Duplex 3BR,2 

bath, each floor, electric 

heat, beach block Listed 

for S310,000. 

Attention Developers 11 Si 

Eleven acres In Beesley's 

Point. Preliminary sub 

division available Owner 

will finance and subor 

dlnate to qualified buyer 

Asking $225,000. 

0Mdi Slock Condo • 32nd 

, St." 3 6R:, 2 bath*, front a. 

rear decks; custom kitchen 

with . hardwood floors, 

furnished 

Condo for only tU,no • 

JSth and Bay Ave., 

Masonry construction, one 

bedroom, oni bath, H,W. 

heat, A real buy. 

New Condos - 51st and 

Asbury Ave. 3 BP, 2 tile 

baths, fireplaces. Central 

air, appliances, starting at 

S133,?00. 

Southend Duplex - 52nd 

and Asbury, 3 BR. 2 bath In 

each unit. Excellent con 

dltlon Try $199,000 furnished. 

p»i«ti»i 

Townhouse - J levels/, A/C' 

4 bedroom*/';'& ibttMu. 

Since 

1920 

THIS IS 

RECORDING. 

1800-624 1778 

NIWJIRSIY 

The mortgage hotline. While 

other mortgage companies call 

it "the last word in custom#r 

service," we »ay it's just the 

beginning. 

Because at Greentree. we 

have professional mortgage 

qualifiers answering our phones 

on Saturday (10am to Ipm) and 

Sunday (12pm to 3pm) 

They'll get your mortgage 

application started over the 

phone or, it you prefer, come 

right to your home 

MORTGAGE L.. v«... ».,«, 

A SUBSIDIARY Of SICUMtt MVBIM AHD IOM ASSOCIATION 

10005 Atriums at Qreentree • Marlton, NJ 08053 

(808) 596-8858 

Call Men, through TNuni. until 7pm; Frl until 5pm; Sit. 10am to 1pm; 

Sun. 12pm lo 3pm Alk for a qualified mortg*g* contult«nL 

BERG! 

MAIN OFFICE 

32nd and Asbury Ave, 

3990076 

REALTY Leon 

K, 

Grisbaum 

Broker 

Owner 

Gold Coast • J bedroom, 2 bath, beachfront 

Condos, fully furnished with excellent 

summer Income, 1st floor, $235,000-00, 2nd 

floor 1260,000.00. 

Wesley Avenue, 3 bedroom, i bath. Duplex on Ocean City's beachfront, good 

rental property on JO'xlzO' lot priced at $310,000,00, owner anxious. 

Sold Coast • New Duplex, 3 bedroom. 2 bath, fully furnished, A/C, only l block 

to beach, priced *t $2is;eoo,« 2nd fl,, 1111,000.00 lit fl., must see to appreciate. 

Gold Coast • New Duplex, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, air and mere, priced at tJO»,000,00 

Of sold separately ii4»,ooo.oo 1st f I,, tis?,000,00 2nd floor. 

Central Avenue • J bedroom, modern duplex condos, no streets to cross, priced 

to move, 1st floor imooo.OO,2nd floor *U»,900.Q0, 

Asbury Avenue - Modern duplex with J bedrooms on each floor, only 2 short 

blocks to beach, $125,000.00. 

Haven Avenue • S year old modern duplex, convenient to beach and boardwalk 

priced at 1135,000.00. 

Asbgry Avenue • central location, beautifully appointed contemporary 2nd 

floor Duplex Condo, fully furnished, $129,000,00, 

iayfront • 2nd floor Condo unit, fully furnished with built In rental Income, 

priced at only II 10,000.00. 

»Th & Atlantic Ocean Mist condos, only 6 left out of 16 remaining units, equipped 

with sauna, |aeu«l, fireplaces, and much more. Call for Information, 

Central Avenue New beachfront Condos, every amenity available, must set to 

, appreciate. Call for information, • . -» 

MARMORA BRANCH 

133 S. Shore Road 

390-9300 

Palermo > Four bedroom, fop quality 

home on large lot. Constructed with care 

by builder owner, tl 15,000.00. 

Ocean City i bedroom starter or retirement home lust steps to the bay 

S67.9OO.0O. t • w, 

Sfeelmantown • Seeluded rancher on full aere lot but just twenty minutes to fhs 

beach. $77,900.00. 

Ocean city - Beachfront duplex on Gold Coast, Built In BiQ pit, J bedroom H4 

bath each floor, den over carport, $121,000,00, 

Petersburg - Own yourjown Christmas frte business and exclusive home In low 

fax Upper Township u Wris plus W»P,000.00. 

Btesliy's Point 3 bedroom on beautiful overslied lot • full basement, brand, 

new sgnroom. Priced tq move at $M,000,oo, 

A first home • this 3 bedroom rancher sparkles, leroi child proof fineed In 

yard, formal liylno and dining room, eat In kitchen, file bath and separate 

laundry room. Culiigan witer conditioner also Included in sale *f SM,900 

SOUTHEND BRANCH 

55th & Haven/^v 

399-0040 

Sensational Inlet views from this 

Southend brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

Condo with fireplace, oarage and all the 

amenities. You can't beat this for luxury 

at only $129,900.00. 

Southend Beachfront 2 years young, 1st floor 4 bedroom Condo with fireplace 

and features galore A bargain at only $219,900.00. 

Sunsets galore from this 2 bedroom Duplex on the meadows in Ocean City 

Homes. Quiet location Only SI 17,900.00. 

Gold Coast 3 bedroom, 2 bath Duplex like new. An exceptional value with 

fireplace, ceiling fans and much more Call today 1219,900.00. 

Beachfront Furnished 2nd floor, 3 bedrooift Condo In great location. Excellent 

rental history. A steal atônly «#,000.00. 

Beautiful 1st floor Duplex tondo next to playground and 2 blocks to beach in 

Southend. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and only $94,500 00. 

Sleeper, Central Avenue, 2 bedroom Duplex In Southend. Fireplace on 1st 

floor. 40' lot. Good condition. Furnished $152,900.00. 

Sharp - 2 bedroom cottage fn central area with all the amenities, Where can you 

get one like this for only $69,900.00? " 

OPEN HOUSES, SAT. & SUN. 11-4 

4421 CENTRAL AVE. 

&f2217WESLEYAVE.•'"-* 

2733 WESLEY AVE. v , /\, 

OCEAN MIST 

UPPiR TOWNSHlP...Oulef neighborhood, 2 

(can convert to more), 1 baths, ig, LR, OR, kitchen, 

BreaMait nook, Ig, fam, rm., with f/p, open front porch, 

closed war percn, gar, and shower, $119,M0, 

LOVHLY BAY VlfW.,,LR with fireplace, DR, kit., 4 

bdrms, V/> baths, flar. dock, iunporch, $1M,000, , rm,,' 4 

bdrms., 2 full baths, garage, 

Corner Cottage, llv. rjn., . central air, Asking f 141,500, 

din. area, kit,, 4 Bdrms, I'/i 

baths, det, gar. $#9,999.99. 

>} i 

i BUSINBS* 

OOPfJORTUNITldS 

, 

UNDER *»0,000 ", 22 room Hotel, plus 5 he>trt 

apartments an ,, r«nj«d 

- yeaiM" Excellent, lbWfe 

1 

,,pwdottr,v AikfntrW 

V reduce; to f J79,00O,7 

pVoOKniov^wi itt 

|||lr^^HflyBIHI, r t\ 

8 

FRIDAY. AUGUST 2.IMS 

R.I, Salt 

THE SENTINEL-LEDOra, OCEAN CTTV, NJ, 

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

franklin G Williams I ROBERT L, SHARP, Realtor 

BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUMS 

STARTING AT $67,500 

A unique waterfront community offering ) and J bedroom 

condominium units with boat slips available. These units 

are suitable for Investors, or those buyers deslflno to occupy 

their own unit, TH8it6 ARE ONLY-K J UNITS 

LEFTDONT MISS THIS PRIME OPPORTUNITY, 

CALUTOD&Yili 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

REALTORS 

EIGHTH 8. OCEAN AViNUE • 409-399-5211 

| OCEAN COLONY CONDO • 93S 0C8AN AVtNUE • : 

3ARDEMS SINGLE 

j Just reduced from *1M,000 to $98,500. Five bedrooms, 3 

I bafhi, one ear garage, oat hot water heat. Furnished. Call 

Ion this on* today. 

GARDENS PLAZA 

I One bedroom penthouse apt. fully furnished. Breathtaking 

| ocean view. A truly prestigious apt. No other unit can. 

compart. Yours for only 1115,000. 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Cerfler elfy guest house plus apts., 5 bedroom owner's unit 

plus J apts. and s rooms. New gas heat, upgraded electrical 

and plumbing systems. Income ever $33,000 and 

potential for even more. A must see property for $119,000. 

TRIPLEX 

Two J bedroom, 1 bath furnished units plus a 2 bedroom 

gawifle apt. with heat. Off street parking, excellent rental 

history. Priced at $149,500. 

DUPLEX 

Brick construction, both units gas heat, one block from 

beach, corner location, basement with washer and dryer. 

Excellent location for year round or summer rental. 

Priced at II 10,000. 

OCEAN COLONY 

Ocean view, 2 bedroqwisr 2 baths, fully furnished condo 

unit. Fifth floor includest»oi, sauna, lounge, game room 

and much more. Try and beat the view and the extras for 

only $139,900, 

GARDENS SINGLE 

Truly an executive home, j bedrooms, 2VS baths, den and 

living room with fireplaces, burglar alarm, central air, 

wet bar In office, minimum outside maintenance and best 

of all, an Ocean view, iJ9i,0M, 

500 BAY CONDO 

Two bedreomst2 baths, on the wafer. This unit offers the 

test value of any unit in 500 Bay. Call today and don't miss 

a real deal at $139,000. 

BEACH BLOCK DUPLEX 

Both units heated^ excellent rental history, off .street 

parking plusoneumfwflnfireplace.'W'biock to peach and 

F boardwalk. Anexceptional value at if 11,500. 

I CENTER CITY COMMERCIAL 

I Six 2 bedroom units, ad heated and rented yearly. Three 

• stores also rented yearly. Economical gas heat, brick ex 

Iferlor, corner location. Income over S4j,000, A must sea 

• for the Investor looking to buy canter city real •state. 

| Priced at $3«,000, 

THOMAS J.PALERMO 

Owner/broker 

SALE 

CHOICE CONDOMINIUMS 

Why Rent When You Can Own 

Wit hqutThe Worry of Upkeep? 

I2S3 ^ 

SANDPEBBLES 

One Bedroom unit located' near schools, shopping, 

recreation, boardwalK, Asking $76,900 furnished. 

ATLANTICOARPENS 

v, We have three lovely units 

for;Mia. Two at $149,900 

furnished, one at $144,900 

unfurnished. All units contain 

3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 

LR, DRj Den, Fireplace 

and Alr-condltlontng, 

500 BAY 

Two bedroom, two 

unit Iricludes swimming' 

pool plus untold amenities. 

1364 square feet of luxury 

living. Price below' 

assessed value. Asking 

$110,000 mostly f urnlshtd.- (IfPSSpiil 

nmRTifi&xFii f ' •' 

r»O Asbury Ave 3501 Host Avi 

COMFORTABLE TWO FAMILY 

we are preud to present for sale this 2 family home ' 

located on a peaceful corner in the South end of < 

Ocean City, Private stairway and deck to the secondi 

floor apt. Priced right at $120,000, 

DUPLEX LOT FOR SAL! 

100 feet in depth with a 40' frontage. This lot is 

|usf 2 blocks to thi beach, water ana sewer in •' 

stalled. 

UPPER TOWNSHIP RANCHER I;, 

Peaceful, comfortable and nestled among 

85 aialea bushes, this charming 3 bedroom 

custom home is ideal for year round en 

loyment. You'll appreciate the full 

basement, fireplace, large lot and low 

fasts. 

NEW LISTING 

Three bedroom, a bath gardens duplex 

features fireplaces in each apt,, wall to 

wall carpeting, front porches, a rear 

sundeek and yearly income, priced at 

*IW,000. 

ff HAS TO BE SHARP FOR THE BEST RESULTS!!! 

OPEN HOUSE 

1911 WESLEY AVE. 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY 

12:00 to 4:00 P.M. 

N«w custom spacious beachfront alone prestigious gold 

coast. 

1st floor, J bedrooms and 2 full baths including master 

bedroom suift with Whirlpool filed bath. 2nd fI. expansive 

living area with wet bar, beam«d cathedral celling!, 

designer kitchen, unique powder room, 4th bedroom with 

loft and full file bath. 

1 FEATURES 

• 4 Decks • vertical 

throughout 

JCarearaBe • Wall to Wall Carpet 

• Gas Heat Pump • Quarry Tile 

• Central Air • Tasteful Landscaping 

DON'T MISS THIS ONE) 

ISLAND 

22nd & Asbury Ave., Ocean City, 398-1300 

32nd & Wilt Ave., Ocean City, 398-3636 

B35WMli»A*i, 

(>0B) 818-7000 

RLUE WATED 

m, }l o""li Fo M r iiT~pliI\ 

~K- 

OVER 50% NOW UNDER AGREEMENT; 

y . DONT MISS OUT. 

AFFORDABLE SHORE LIVING 

Priceless shore lifestyle. Relax, unwind and oceanyi^ Duplex. Ckw*' *o 

»««•».,? ceramic tile battw, s«ch and boarbwalk, Eicfi 

w/Hrepiace, 

S17I.T00 wn < 

J> ' " ^ 

w 

I. ClOM 

virtually 

w 

NCH, 

r-, ' 

R.E. For Sale 

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THI ULTIMATE BEACHFRONT PROPERTY 

450! Cirtrol 

The very bett beachfront property won't last long because 

It's the last of Its kind .,., and literally one of « kind. No 

one can build this height again. Codes now prohibit it. Th* 

views this beautiful home offers are breathtaking .... 

especially from the ocean front master bedrooms. Call 

now for a personal tour of this exceptional luxury 

residence. . I 

32M>» CENTRAL AVE 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. A Sun. 11 to 4 p.m. 

soscamuLAVL 

New a barm, bi-ievd condominiums. Convenient fobMcKboarewalk, 

shopping Full appliance package incJudJnO 

plenty of storage etc Buy now and pick your Interior color 

sehWM,S79,9OD first floor, $84,900 second floor. \.j 

SHORE REALTY 

XAHTARARBARA 

OF OCEAN CITY 

Resort Accomodations. 

COMPLETELY FURNISHED 

FROM* $69,900: 

BACK-UP DEPOSITS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED 

POOL. EtXGAVTTLOfDjnr, ELEVATOR SCXVK3C 

609-398-4700 

Vacatioaem Get on oarpitofftyrettal 

^4 

New condominiums under amtrutfkm.pc«ift*4*,Df/ 

block of West Avenue. Living rooni/f»r»l»Uct2J 

. European kitchen, 3 badnwm>.'2 battw, wiriri^cluA 

«fttr«l air, Ahdtrten windows, 'ulMM 

l : W b t f r t i « 

p 

ExclusiveAgcnt/HagerRealEttat*. \. ,.\ 

111 Atlantic AM., 431 MtttHM ftd. ftntf Mil* I

XM 

PAGE H — SECTION TWO 

R.I For Salt 

RE. ForSalo 

•ARD1N1 PLA1A - M T 

IUUU* condominium •mrtm.nii wim 

panoramic KNi vlrw, PHI, tarMne 

and tl) the amefiittet of malnfefiafiff 

in* llvlni, PricM Iran liji.ioo, lomi 

•nhimliliM units stanlng at 1111,000 

CaH Mr •ppDlntm.nl lo inspect in-UM, 

Th* Mile* Agincf, P«n rian IM ihi 

•Nik. FIT, 

FOB SALE BY OWNER 

DUPLEX • excellent con 

dillM. 

mree bedroom, 1 bath, 

living room, dining area, 

Within both floors. Good 

storage, enclosed hat and 

Mid outside shower. Good 

olfitreet parking, close to 

Gold Coast beaches 

$144,900. 

Call (or appointment i in 

ipeetlan. 

JfMilSarjtl-KM 

COOP APT MHr^ttaimnr hi. 

rwms i Mr 1 tompl.t. bafns brand 

new kitchen, lew monthly malnftnanca, 

capital Inviifmtfil regulrea, Swlmmlne 

pool 4 Hritina. Bv appl, Mlf. Call in 

If II sr MIMH. II 

BARBER'S ARIA — ] MB, 1 Mm, 

tanlral air, i yrt. old. tiii.MM. {ail ah 

ter i p.m. iti 7MJ. 

II 

DUPLEX 

66 Sunset Place 

* 108,0100 

Enclosed poreh, living 

roam, dining room, kit 

chen, J bedrooms, full bath 

on each floor. 

LARKINACO.Inc. 

21SB65-2175 

MARR AGENCY 

REAL ESTATE 

2121 ASBURY AVE, (609) 

OCEAN CITY, N.j. 399-7036 

New Listing owner must sell this } bedroom condo at 

Four Seasons on Bay Aye Very reasonably lifted if 

WJ,Ju0. 

*JJ?f*£ v#lT Blyd 3 bedroom, m b#fh split level with 

bf bedroom 

apt sleeps I, 1171 week Alia winter 

rtntaii lea weekend! or call C Clarke,, 

* 7 I S } o f ^ 

AIRCONDITIONBD CONDO — ' i 

bedreoini, ) bttha, baaulllully fur 

nlshe«j^_{ully equipped^ \ plothijt. 

beath watkly In July or month of 

August, I7Mweekly. o«in city Realty, 

lt Hlh and A>bury A»e, itf-Un. 

' tl 

OH YgARLy —IODK apt/(urnls'iied,'1 

cemraily lacated. walk to baach or 

bsardwaik Children * pat> allowed. 

RlaMfiablt iummar rate HWme, 

yearly, call limn. . \f.tui 

ONB BEDROOM - Centrally IKateo 

apartnitflt, oINtreet parVIno Avail 

*»»- 1 IHni **pt II »10» weekly, call 

nt'tni.; 1' ift,^ , ' ' i f ||f 

LAROlt-J pedrooni Apt 1V1 ill* M|hs, 

Summer Rentals 

AUGUST and 

SEPTEMBER 

RENTALS ARE AVAILABLE 

THRU,.. 

ROBERT L. SHARP 

Real estate 

Realtor 

2700 Aliwry Ave. 399-1637 

5501 Weil Ave. 3110714 

I LARGE HOME IN GARDENS-i 

Iwtirooms, m baths, laundry, tamliy 

room, garage, tlrtplaee, iefwnad por 

eh. Burglar alarm, quiet nslonborhooa 

Aug. M 11 or aflir Sept. I, Call Iff 

1IM or any broker, tl 

Yearly Rentals 

g i ^ T m flit brfnt 

lit floor carpMM. unfumittita, 

(lUlwainaf, faroaga al«poul, gat haat 

& ranga, Itorm wlndowj, m Iff tat area, 

rwr parmng, no pan, Avallasla iatit, 

IW Plui uflllilH. Rafarancn ft iMurliy 

aapotit,caiiai.4M.ailiais-man, it 

THREE BEDROOM - Two till b,th|, 

Aiiplei, lit floor carpeted, unfumished, 

dliHwaslMF, farbagedlspoHl, gal heat 

a ranga. itorm wintowi, tfth it. area, 

r.ar parking, no pan. Availaaia lap), 

IIS§, plui utlllflH, Raferancai • 

i.curlty d.mjill. call Mf 4t4 nil or JI j 

AVAILABLI SEPT OR OCT. - New % 

Ndroom, m Bath, tarpatad. waiNar, 

dryer, oll-ifreat parking, 14th and 

Haven. MM plui utilities gnlumlihrt. 

Purnllhed IIM pint utlllllei. call Ml. 

li 15 ' tl 

Winter Rentals 

TWO BR FUBNIIHHD APT. — CMTTal 

A^C, diiliwiih«r, WAH, gat Hut, 

Wiltifr a drur Aviilltia IHI, iTia 

Juiii IS. tail elm ulllltiai, CIll JMllft 

: it 

SOUTHEND 

bedroom, Vh bath 

townhouie. Washer, dryer 

modern kitchen. Available 

Oct. 1, M45 monthly plus 

utilities Call 391.Q961 • 

OBAUTIFUL — Mod.rn, llun, ] 

•RM., I', uin api. r,r, DW, W/O. 

W/w lirnl, 1 deck!, convrnil.nl In 

tswn iscatisn. i4»/mo. + urn. eali iff. 

7100. Ftl] 

VERT NIC! BOOMY ) Bdrm, IgrnliliHt 

.p.rlmsni. aicallani c.nlr.l IKatlin, 

W/D AviiliBli airly lapt, to mlOM«y. 

l F.mili.i gnly 1J!O plui 

ijflMttfi, Can 6t ittn en Saturday, , il ll, 

p.m. call Iff-HM. 

WINTER RENTALS HOW AVAILABLE " 

= Naw snt and twg i#gr#tnTS, clete Is 

beach. Starting at law II HSa elm 

utiiltlti. Oilier larger rentals alse 

avallabtt. Sindplper Otalry. Raaltar, 

•II Atlantic A»a. Iff-aiM. ^jjtl 

LABCii ONI BEDBOOM—FurnWitO 

Jnd HOOT Apt, Living room, glrHng 

room, kitchen 1 full Bath. Central 

IKtflon, HM & lewe. Incl SIM men 

fh!y; 

tuchfrvgrolnilgnili. School »tar 

mnial | M ,fl uno,r "WantH."'Call 

iisBtim, ».» 

DUPLEX—Niil"bHClb CM 

(urn lit II , J ggrml., ! BBH1I, 

sHnr. yareaee elipoul, Vl/8, 

*LL 

IhrfB oBdrooiTi aol Living room, dliftng 

room 4 kitchen, washer, dryer, c}li^ 

w/isner. btlwcpn lennli beach August 

II, UM montniy, two BHrsom USQ, t& 

BMroom uoo call ]«fl7I5 

OCEAN CITV-Jsth a, AMury, J 

btdroom, iLObH APT ~T rMa 

one bam. Avaiitolr OctoMr 1, near um 

SI UMelul utilities Call IMOMi [1 

Yearly Rentals 

LAOOONFUONT- N»w 1st II cluple« 

unlurn 3 SR, 2 STHS. all appllancel. 

tllindi. C/A, llrsolate. gas hut. r# 

pels Reference!. t«H)/mo pim 

wtllitlB. avail, now. Ml S44J fls 

VlARLf RENTALS - 1 Dfdroom api., ' 

dliNwaintr, UfaUMr, ijry«f. w.lHo*all 

carpeting, avallatla ImmMUt.lr. Uti 

ptin utllitla. Call IffSm or >»M1.U 

UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOaH-] 

Mdrooms, ivt Baths, washer, sryta. 

dlihwalher. Lovely reliaential neltfl 

Mrnood. Older couple preferred. No 

pets. Available Sept, I, Call MliS7J 

eefore t p.m. . • j 

•Ml iitala, 

APARTMENT^ 

One bedroom, modern, yr> 

furn. atr-eoiifl., tjlttwasher, 

off-street parklngi 

Htaf and hot water 

f47jM 

CORAL ARMS ARTS. 

18th oUibury Ave. '< 

3993038 

ATTENTION OWNERS'IIIT 

Now aceaptln yaar 

RMItsn 

rant. Own year round 111) CHtfrfl 

Ave, Ocean City. Call Iff ^^ 

i 

Fff 

t*W OFFICE/RETAIUiTOBAOE - 

rst-ltes N, ft., private Mriiili, ttnl.r 

«tt¥. Avaiiasia Aua 1, Itu can m 

i 

mt, ___ M 

Rooms 

i-Tr-" BSOBOOAA—lath, thower jet 

[Mr, iriakfast and dlnntr all rear 

I riuna, Pritea reasonable for wonting 

I© or gentleman or senior male, 

rivite Iwme, Parkins, 

Call ItlW. 8/14 

Lota For Salt 

iprrifrii commercial ground 

across from new shopping 

plaza, hloh traffic area, 

site plan approvals Inaluded. 

Call for details 

today II 

W aerti + of commercial 

ground, reidy • for 

development near new 

plaza. !lS0,O00. 

(60S) 390.1444 

fU SMth IMFe BOM, 

Marmora 

Public Notice 

NOTICI 

urn tana; nsiliiH m.i 

Daw tMNM m HI. en? M twnari 

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Botro M ioiuitmant, whtrt in., ,/, 

asalliBlaiafliiip 

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and Uurel 

17m. 

East-West winners were VI 

Bedrosian anrl Jean 

Wanamaker 162H, Mary 

Helen Detweiltr 

162, Trudy Roderick and 

Doris Myers 155, Lenore 

Townsend and Darryl 

DeMaria 141, OUve Sehaeffer 

to in, n«yirtmani( of tteiun it.u M Caplto and Silly Smith 119, 

tha tha « MM w Shi Shoring RagullfHMl, at MWHW 

MAWHTW1INT — Mnrth- 

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§8 W/2 Vegs, 

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w/2 Vegs 

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J Bite-Size 

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J2 Med. Shrimp 

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Every Thursday! 

SpENCE 1 

Open 7 Days 

Men,-Wed. 'Til 10 

Thur.-Sun. 'Til 11 

Women's b'ball league 

Travel Center undefeated going into second half of women's b'bali season 

By KYtE JACKSON 

League Dfnetgr 

The Travel Center remains 

undefeated with a record of 

1M and to dominating the 

Women's Basketball League 

but CampbeD'8 Seafood la 

dose behind with a record of 

9-1 and « lot of spirit and 

hustle. The league Is at the 

halfway point with playoffs 

scheduled for the second week 

of August. 

Travel Center trounced 

CWA Local by making a 

second-half comeback. The 

Travel Center was down at 

half but Kelly McKleroan's 

(13 points) scoring, power and 

quickness brought The Travel 

Aitar hack for • 34-24 vie. 

tary. 

Campbell's consistent play 

brought a victory over Casual 

Design, SMS. Ocean City's 

Sue Becker led Campbell's 

with 10 polnta aad aggressive 

play. Margaret Dever 

(Cardinal O'Bara) contributed 

10 points la a losing 

battle. In their other game, 

Campbell's boasted its record 

to 9-1, to gain ground on the 

Travel Center by downing 

GG's, 4141. St. Jot's Jin 

Money had I points and 

controlled the boards. Tracer 

Fiedler (ACHS) had 13 points 

to GO'S. _ ,,., 

Flanders' super defense 

and speed kept GG's from 

gaining any ground ai 

Flanders ran over GG's. 4 

This Week's Coupon Special 

August 2 thru August 8 

LIVERWURST 

SANDWICH with 

Onion 

fax 

WITH THIS COUPON 

m's deli 

"AND ';] 

powered by Margie Bonnet 

(Brown University) with 33 

points. Flanders In thelr 

second game of the week held 

Voltaco's to 4 points in the 

second half to add another 

victory to their record fey 

winning, 4MB, Margie Bonnet 

maneuvered for 19 points to 

give Flanders a 40-18 rout. 

Oemitt's picked up steam to 

surprise Casual Design, 41-33. 

Qrmti's M and M Johnson 

sisters controlled the boards 

while Lelghann Walker added 

her 14 points tor the victory. 

Dever had 12 points for Casual 

Design. 

Ocean aty S&L came back 

from 2 points down at the half 

to sneak by Voltaco's, 30-22 


398-1046 

"Make Ui a Habit" 

PaiivJaiii^fr^wp.m, i, • Sun. 9 am to 5 p.m 

s Sun,9a.m.fosp.m. j 

TAKE THE BAIT! 

Rates are down! 

Now is the time for a 

HOME EQUITY LOAN 

to purchase i boat, ear, home 

improvement, education or any 

other worthwhile purpose. 

Stop in or can , 

Bob Smith or Bob Williams 

for appointment 

See the... 

LOCAL GUYS and GALS 

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Serving the Ocean Cily Area For Nearly 100 YeafW f) „;)''',' '' •*, 

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-,,. -,' , Ocean city, New Jersey 1)-^,'} frf^=r-~n' 

Middle Township's Bev Grant 

tad 12 points In the second 

half to to help OCHS&L rally 

for the victory, Mainland's 

Angle Evans had 12 points for 

fc§ losers. 

The Travel Center bad a 

field day against Dailey 

Plumbing in a 46-17 win. Kelry 

McKiernan ended with 14 

points for Travel Center, 

which remains undefeated. 

With net much tine 

remaining, the action has 

become fast and furious, fix 

teams remain in the net for 

fti playoffs. Action is 6:30 

pan. Monday - Friday at 6th 

Street and Atlantic Avenue, 

In tne previous week's 

action: 

Horse race 

benefit Aug. 14 

The annual night at the 

races, sponsored by the 

Mainland chapter of the Shore 

Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, 

has been set for Wednesday, 

Aug. 14, 

Set at the Atlantic Qty Race 

Cburae, gates open at 8 p.m. 

Tickets for "Prancing in the 

Dark" are (20 which include 

admission, a racing program 

and dinner. For more information 

or to reserve 

tickets call 027-2884. 

Kelly McKleman (13 

points) and Karen McMeeken 

(11 points) racked up a total of 

24 point* to help the Travel 

Center humiliate Dailey 

Plumbing, 42-17, to remain 

undefeated. 

In the other game, Gaby 

Gandolph (Stockton State) 

tossed in 10 points to lead the 

Travel Center over Voltaco's, 

33-27, In a dose battle. Ttacy 

Ayen, bid 12 points for 

Votaoo'i. 

Masters swim Saturday 

The Ocean Ofy lifeguard 

Association la sponsoring the 

sixth annual Masters Ocean 

Swim tomorrow (Saturday) 

en the 12th Street beach. 

The 1.4-mlle swim from 12th 

Street to 2nd Street will begin 

at 6 pm for ages 16 and under 

and 40 and over. There wiD be 

a starting time of 6:30p.m. for 

ages 17-M. 

Registration wffl be on the 

12th Street bead between 3 

and 5:30 pjn. The day of the 

race. The entry fee U $7 with a 

portion of the money 

Medals or ribbons will be 

awarded to the top six place 

finishes In the following age 

groups' 

Fourteen and under, 1MB, 

1MB, 20-24, 2W9, 30-34, 3W9, 

40-M, 4MB, 5044, BMS, U44, 

and 85 and over. 

second half to nudge Fludin, 

4M3. Jill Booney had 13 

points In the second half and 

S overall to give Campbell's 

their second victory of toe 

week, , 

Karen Keane/a (TMBe) 8 

points In the second half 

helped Casual Design post a 

victory over Voiteco'a, 41-32. 

Traeey Ayexs (Mainland) had 

13 points for Voltaco's. 

fee shutout pitching of Mark 

Garland. 

In toe third and deciding 

game with Daniel Lanchoney 

on the mound, Rotary got off 

to an early four-run lead, only 

to have Colony Club claw back 

to tie the score. 

An outstanding oneîanded 

catch by Colony left 

Y^-i 

FIUDAV,AUG(JST2,19S3 

STANDINGS 

Cumberland's Lelghann 

W L 

Walker's 15 points gave Travel Center 10 0 

Qrratl't the victory to defeat Campbell's Seafood B 1 

6#A Local pestwltWO wins OCHS&L, 26-23. 

CWA Local 

7 I 

Ms week, tying them for In their first win of the Cerruti'B 

8 4 

second place by rolling over Mason, Dailey Plumbing Ocean aty Homes S S 

Q G ' . ,—Julie with Jjl Rowley R l battled GG'S to win, 22-17. Casual Design 4 i 

(Mt. St. Jot's) and Moniea Ocean City's Mary Farrell Flanders 1 I 

Young (Bethany College) andLlsaCromptoneachhad7 ttalley Plumbing 2 7 

each scoring 8 polnta, Mchele points for Dailey Plumbing. Voltaeo's 3 8 

Farrel bad 10 points for the Bev Grant's (Middle GO'S 

1 9 

lasers. 

to their otter game, Rose 

cabbon's power mnvei under 

BM boards gave CWA the win, Rotary over Colon) 

29-27. Moniea Young controlled 

the boards and bad the 

bat hand with 11 points. 

Margie Bonnet (Brown Club for League 

University) had 10 points for 

Tbe Flanders. 

St. Joe's standout, Jill 

Roeney, had I points to give championship 

Campbells the edge over 

Cerfutrs, 11-20. Cumberland's 

Lelghann Walker 

and 12 points for Ctrrufl'i, In 

*elr second pat CamBbell's 

spirit and enthusiasm 

helped them come back in the 

The new 35th Street Little fielder Jason Chew tate in At 

League complex was the gams prevented Rotary from 

scene of the third and decisive regaining ON lead, and a 

game of the Ocean City Uttle potential ralty by Colony in 

League championship series the top of tbe«ixth and final- 

between defending champion inning TO anrarted wbea 

Rotary and Colony Club. Rotary completed a rare l-«: 

double play. ; 

Colony Club won tbe first In the bottom of ttw (sixth 

being donated to the 

game behind the strong right 

arm of Jeff Heywood and 

Inning the Rotary lead-off 

batter, Drew Mmsky, Ui a 

Umely hitting. Brian Tilley hit screaming Una drift to deep' 

a home run for Rotary In a right center field. Ai Muzakyslid 

safely heaoVflrst Into third: 

fee first sii male and female 

flnishere. 

cami roaring base, the enjulng errant: 

throw from the ontfield: 

allowed the deddtog run to: 

score and earned Rotary their 

third consecutive chtm-; 

The Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP Y ^S* 

& DELICATESSEN Says... 

WHY PAY MORE! 

HOT SANDWICHES: 

Hamburfler w i.so Sfetk 2,30 

Cheese Burgtr ,. 1.23 1,75 Cheese Steak 2.55 

Pizia Burger,,,. 1.40 l,M PlizaSteak 2.70 

Grilled Cheese 1.50 Roast Betf 2.1S 

COLD SANDWICHES: 

Ham •••.. 1.99 IggSalad 1,50 

Turkey Sreast 1 ,w Amtrican Cheese ,1.25 

Tuna (white) 1.99 Bologna .. ] 25 

Corned Be«f 1.99 Llwerwursf . l 25 

Roast Beef 1,99 Ham salad .. 1 25 

No extra ehirgi for foasf 

Sandwich Bxfras 1 eht«i .M, Ltff gee, Tomatoes, Onion. 10 e« 

Colt Slaw .10, Chepry Peppers ,0j 

HOAGIES: 

Reg. Italian 2.25 Turkey Breast a. Cheese. 2,35 

RoastBtef 2.40 Ham & Cheeie ...., 231 

Tunacwhife) 2J5 Cheese ..221 

All hoaglts eontaln s uttuet. Tomatoes, oniom, Chtrry p»#ppers, " 

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MON.-SAT. 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

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1338-44 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N.J. Dial 399-1343 

Featuring: AH Prim* Btef, Lamb, Pork, Veal, Poultry, 

Quality DaHcaftsaan, Farm Fresh Fruit and Produce 

MEATY PORK 

SPARERIBS 

•1.99./ 

OWCOUHTBV STYLE BIBS 

Fresh Sliced 

CHIP STEAK 

•2.99ib. 

,, whole Prime 

^'ttCT" 1 

^f 

HEATSPttiALS 

CHICKEN 'N RIBS BBQ SPECIAL 

Prime Rump 

. ROAST 

Boneless Pork 

R0 YALE ROAST 

•1.901b!: 

Prime Eye 

ROAST , 

PERDUE 

CHICKEN SALE 

BREASTS- »1.5Q«, ~, 

LEGS- 6»*u 

CUTLETS- *a.O»» ' 

FHESH SUCH) DEU SPECIALS 

All Meat" 

BOLOGNA 

Exuan Round 

BOILED HAM 

Imported ^ 

SWIS8 CHEESE 

Frank'»2Llter 

SODAS l 

EGGS 

to Our Produce D$pt —Now Faaturing: 

BHl|t|ttToiMf0«llSii» 

osssmai 

Homecooktd ' 

R0A8T BEEF4 

ROAST PORK 

•2.49 ,LB . 

LJVERWURST. 

Township) 18 polnu was 

enough to bold off Casual 

Design. Casual Design was up 

at half time, 23-18, but Karen 

Keane's 15 points could not 

hold off OCHSAL's rally. 

OCHS&L hustle and 

aggressive play gave them 

ttjewta.- 1 " 

fl9SuiD 

As Greg Donahue, president • 

of tt» Ocean City Youth' 

Athletic AuocltUoB and' 

game umpire stated at the. 

award* presentation 

following the Rotary victory, , 

"Thmanotoisitettd 

evening. The only loters are 

whatever reason, dedded not 

to participate: m oor Little 

League Program." 

., Colony 1*,coached -by Joe 

I Savljaky and Mike Orlando, 

wnfle Rotary Is coached by 

QQJa Mutslay, Don TDley and 

Tom Lanchoney. v 

The rosters for each team: 

Rotary — B. - V^r 'D. 

Berber/ M. Qarland/ S. 

tttawoU, D, Mwwk, D. 

Fashaw, F. Je«ri«i and T. 

Rowles. 

Colony-J. aqrwood, S, 

Beed, D. Port, Jf, Graves, p, 

Bvesfio, T.Sheppard, M. 

Huaon, P. Ttooey,^ P. Becker, 

P. Chew, J, Chew and S, 

Bemandinl. 

Deal-Bid 

j«"»" scorer In pinochle at 

flje Ocean aty Card Club on 

afondayl July 29, was 

HorBncje/Kulp wtth 079, 

Runners-up were Rl(a A 

Johnson 642, Alex OrfanelU 

•OB, William Levena 800, Walt 

W & M . M i o n S , 

Helen Jones M3, Betty 

Vaughan 669, Wlllard Wanger 

m, Dolores Qeaiy 864; 

FVieda Mali and BUI Jacobs 

f Bed with 558. 

Top honor* In bridge went to. 

Peter audalUs tfeW. Ry 

Young 4,890, Flo Kauf 

4J»o ^8so, Ril Rosalie Jto Remer 44,780, 

A 

AUce unekef 3,860, Bea ,f 

French 3,780, WUma Fayant 

S KM «ul I , t •J. • UA •» 

• The Ocean .dry Ctod.ChuY. 

meets 7 p.m. Monday at the 

Yjutt1 Center,-ttbtSnet and 

AtUntlcAvemie. ' 

f BEACH CHAIRS 

m& 

'.am 

u 

Annual Baby Parade here Thursday morning 

lOSth Year, Number 26 Ocean City, N,J. 08226 Tuesday. August 6,1985 

•J- : 

mi MR* torn 

Story, pictures 

Pages 8, 9 

Blue law attorney thinks city can adopt modified ban, if... 

By ANITA J.SPIEGEL 

Sentinel-Ledger Staff 

Charlij ft-tviU, the Unwood ittorney 

hired last month to represent the city on 

blue law matters, believes the dty can 

effect a Sunday closing ordinance that 

doesn't ban aU bustness on the first day 

of the week. 

"The court la not aaying it (Ordinance 

No. 947) b a bad ordinance," said Freviti 

Irtio disagrees with merchants maintaining 

the fair way Is either all open or 

all dosed. "As long as the ordinance was 

passed under reasonable pretense,, then 

Zoning 

ordinance 

changes are 

considered 

Motel on Watson's site? 

Less than half a year after the adoption 

of the city's new zoning ordinance, 

the local Planning Board Is back at the 

drawing board making recommendations 

to strengthen its intent, 

which, will be submitted to City Council 

for consideration. 

^ ^designating the'bulkhead- 

^-'prohibiting kitchen facilities in 

1 hotel units, redudng height lhnitatlons 

1 of structures with peaked or gabled roofs 

from 29 to 27 feet, and pohlbWng 

quadraplex and triplet development in 

duplex tones. 

, According to Board Chairman George 

Powell, the Board redefined the 

bulkhead line to coincide with to wave 

ruri-up zone ratter than the 1171 line 

bulkheads the Boardwalk was considered 

the bulkhead line. 

"If aty OouncU had adopted this 

(wave nin-up zone) the Bermans never 

would have gotten approval to build," 

Powell said. 

Leo and Harris Berman, who owned 

property behind the Boardwalk between 

aid Street and Pennlyn Place, won 

several court battles which allowed 

construction in what some believe is an 

environmentally sensitive area. 


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the city can make the determinations (of 

what'i elogid)". 

However, the problem remains that 

the appellate division of Superior Court 

has invalidated municipally adopted 

blue laws In Its interpretation that toe 

state has pre-empted the field, according 

toPrevili. 

"If the Paramus decision is overturned, 

then I think the city's ordinance 

can b§ enforMd," be said, '"fte ordUunee 

does require review but I think 

the city Is being very responsive in its 

efforts to please as many people as 

possibii." 

The May 30 Paramus decision came, 

about after merchants in that 

municipality and Midland Park, both in , 

Bergen County, sued their cities for , 

imposing stricter Sunday dosing lawi 

f the decision of the three-Judge 

appellate division is unanimous, which it 

was in the Paramus case, the higher 

court may decline the appeal request. 

Besides seeking to enjoin the appeal 

that those adopted by the county. State , prtkess. Ocean City's other alternative 

laws permit the adoption of county Hue ^ request state passage of special, or 

laws If approved by tbe voters. The state l, legiilation which would permit 

repealed municipal authority to enforce , eithr Ocean City, or all state 

teal blue laws during the legislature's-, nfniclpalitles, to adopt their own blue 

revision of the criminal Justice code, top. 

which took effect to DTP, 

:n«viti believes this may be a 

The state Supreme Court hasn't problem. "I don't think it (bin proposals) 

dedded whether to bear the case, ac- Wfltbe released from committee until a 

cording to PreriU. who explained that cwSpromlse can be reached between 

An unusual exhibit in the Boardwalk Art Show Friday aad Saturday were these head sculptures 

made from various type and size nails. 

Court action 'part of it* 

dty officials and the merchants," he 

The city already encountered that 

difficulty when dty officials lobbied for 

Assembly passage of a bill sponsored by 

Sen. Janes Hurley, B-Cape 

May Cumberland, which automatically 

reinstated Ocean City's invalidated blue 

law subject to approval by voters in the 

November election. The .measure had 

unanimously P»«BH^ the {Senate. 

However, merchants protested before 

the Assembly Judiciary Committee 

deeming the proposal unfair. They 

lobbied for a modified version which 

would allow voters to chooae ew 

todajv which were all open or 

closed to aate except for 

tans and services. 

The measure was never 

floor as dty officials 

violation of tbe Sunshine'Ad „.-, 

doming action other- than what-Jbt* 

voted pn in public (HurleyTsJHJH. IV" 

actMtjf took place In,June "'•' 

Legislature whs preparing Bar mnuiG^ 

recess. 

(Please 

Water company 

seeks another 

rate increase 

" i*g 

Tne New Jersey Water Company, .. T 

which provides water and sewer service center in Efeg Harbor Itottniiip « 

to this area, on Aug. I fifed for'a 15JJ completiontUated forJiiae JM8.,^ ; -' '''«# 

j" 

UUUtks (BPU) to raise 

mnHonin revenue. It istbeutulty'sthinl 

request in as many year* for rate in- 

. if approved, the increase 

effect in Jane 1986, 

Wt»S 

morejawn two i}«fl 

company «'ST|i 

tot October the*rt%r 

percent hike Jnt, 

In addition, Ocean Qty customers 

annual sewer bflb wftfld reflect * 5.4 proved « neiirly 

percent increase raiafng. the current;,, 

078.85 charge by f9.74 to llttja. wi cMnpany wudt 

The company attributes their need tor overalllS.7pmta. 

file rate hike to labor and related costs, 

,-,« 

increased fuel and power costs, and phasbxd me'rate increase 

operation and maintenance wpiram. unrelated to water restrictio 

The utility's request tsaJsoeipectedto 

find f 17 million worth' of new projects 

(Please torn to page 

Hyatt tapped to replace Broomall on GOP ballot in Point 

SOMER5 POINT - Skip Broomall, • 

Republican aty Council candidate, has 

decided he won't seek the 1st Ward 

Council seat in November, 

Broomall told Tht Sentinel-Ledger 

Friday he informed the executive 

committee of the Republican League 

Thursday night of Ml decision and they 

Med to get him to reconsider, 

"I feel the decision Is in me best interest 

of all concerned, primarily 

Some street names 

may be changing 

to end confusion 

, By KEN WEATHER FORD 

) Sentinel-Ledger Staff 

UPPER TOWNSHIP — A road by any 

other name'Is still a road, or a street, 

avenue or lane, but the problem here are 

thefroada, streets, avenues, etc. which 

have'the same or similar names. 

,•( It seems duplicate street names are 

musing, problems :for the local fire 

'.departments and the .rescue squads 

•whosepersonnelafen'tialways sure to 

which Seavtew Avenue or Wllletts Road 

. they'should dispatch • vehicle; - 

..,"/« that thg'Smr&Mnd* Avenue £n 

Sea\AU4,^bx>am;'or.!ilkk$eal Sounds 

'"Avenue fti ' 

.t;Th>;:UDpÂvTQwnin«p • Chleh 

\ AMoclfltlon JUbmlUed a 1M of eight 

htlthtnhin^^ 4 - ^ ^ 

wytelf," Iroomiin eald. \ wnere a êrior Court Juagi roW 

Tbe executive committee has pkked 

ferw auncfiBian George ft^tt to 

replace BroomaD on the ballot against 

Democratic incumbent John Conroy. 

Hfyatt's candidacy must be approved by 

the municipal county committee 

members and by county OOP leader 

Kenneth LeFevre. 

Broomall said his decision was only 

sllghUy baaed on a recent court ease 

invalid IB 

Ocean Point Nursing Bone because 

Broomall, director of volunteer services 

at the nursing home, helped the residents 

ffll out the baUDts. 

A candidate isnt allowed to help 

twneone with their absentee ballots, 

according to state election law. 

•It wasn't the major reason; it was 

Just part of it," he said. 

The Atlantic County Prosecutor's 

office la stm reviewing the case to 

determine if Broomall faces criminal 

charges for violating election laws. 

Capt. Andrew Allegretto of the 

Prosecutor's Office said Monday a 

transcript of the court hearing has been 

ordered, but no dedaion 00 filing charges 

wffl be made until after the transcript is 

reviewed. He dotsnt know when ihty 

BeyeL Not only street names have been 

changed before, but even house numbers 

have been altered to eliminate eonlusloo 

for emergency personnel, ha said. 

"Some people in Setvlllt have had two 

or three bouse numMn over the yews," 

Beyelsald. " ~ ' 

' A preliminary list of mvUcato streets 

was submitted teveral montnt ago. be 

said, and they tried to choote the streets 

where the leait amount of people would 

be inconvenienced. 

SUU.offldUOsrealbe that not everyone 

will.be pleased. wnen;tS*y leam their 

address Is going 

might make a decision on the case. 

Broomall said he didn't- want to 

become associated with aty Council and 

once be received the QOP nomination in 

April, he saw that some people be had 

considered friends then turned against 

him. 

"I didn't realize people could be so 

envious and, in turn, turn against you," 

Broomall said. "1 found out that once you 

do run, that automatically, there's 

always a small group of people who 

aren't going to like it" 

He said he hasn't become disillusioned 

witt politics and will remain a member 

of the Republican dub and will support 

GOP candiates. 

"1 don't know if you'd «U it 

disillusioned," he said, "perhaps a little 

more aware of the type of business you 

have to be In, I tend to look at thtap on 

the bright side, maybe'too often ofl 

bright side. 

1 18 ^^B^Cu 

to me than any candidly or any t 

elected office," lie said. * * f-f - 

Broomall said the dub toM htnfls^-^J 

were iw percent p*"Wfl mi canmc^ 

despite the court case. Be was 

sidered very popular in the 1st Wardi 

potted more votes in the June 1 

than any other GOP candidate on 1 

ballot. Including Gov. 

GOP leaders were optimistic •faopt &•'• 

chances of defeating Coitroy • tt 

November. ", 4V.SI 

•1 received krts of letters and phw 

calls from people supporting mt («ft#v 

, the court case)," Broooiall add. I ^jjM 

ill iijk--j 5> 

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president of the Ocean City Historical Museum during annual" auction recently in the Sports and 

$2,000 to benefit the museum. 

201 Wast Ave. • Since 1171 • Ocean City 

-FREE- 

Choice of 

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to Philadelphia Airport sr Airport Best 

Western Send-off Package. 

WITH PURCHASE OP 

ANY 7 DAY OR LONGER 

WINfiRAIIWSEA CRUISE 

(byOct 1,1985) 

I Call 399-0032 1 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CTTV^ 

Quilt show one month away 

Christian Women to meet 

The Optical Room of and now teaches piano, organ, I^Zri" 

Marmora will ~-~-~- ~~> —— WPMdu 

prepani on eyeglasses at the _i; 

Women's Club luncheon 12:30 

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Dining Rooms 

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Sleep Sofas 

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Simmons In Full 

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One-of-a-KInd 

Items 

Twin headboards, 

bachelor chest. 

Jewelry box. 

Small tables 

ANDMORiON RHGULARLY PRICED ITEMS 

WMMVw'W^MmM^ 

Swivel 

rockers 

and 

Recllners 

Jr Annual Quilt 

Sale l» now to it* 

fourth year and hai become 

and Saturday attain 

the Octal «ty 

ftem ud OHe Center eft 

Street off the Boardwalk. 

Qullui to be on diiplay ttus 

>T*T will Include «*» from 

pirate < collection! •*'} In 

Gili&roli, Indiana, Maryland 

«ta*wittitent local work. 

Two of tbofcfltorei of tbl« 

year'sihowareabookBlgning 

wlth«utbOT Satan Ayieworth 

Murwin. AJong'witfa Stasy C. 

B^M, _B»y have written 

quUtmaktng books available. 

Ate, Judy Malhleson, noted 

designer, lecturer and 

teacher from the Los Angelei 

ma, win conduct a workshop 

on the construction of the 

traiKH/nnl Mn*Ma*ta n 

pass pattern 

A unique ptrtof ttts year's 

derived from Hhte stories. 

* "• •—'"-•-• some 

to the eye. 

Wedding quHh, old quats, 

children 1 * qoOtt, mi wati 

quflte.wfllDtaunlayedataie 

two-day «how. Many wfll be 

for salt: othen are an Ian 

from prfftto collections. 

Each yew, money raised 

during thtihowU donated to 

jPUESDAY, AUGUST 6 198.1 

William Culliney, district governor of Serra International, presents ap- 

Ocean City. 

Yom.pte, Iron, left, SkyJarHarrtoand Gtaoi^CBS5\ 4 • îtor fe^f flfV ktudcd for Service 

Department 

and materials for the making 

Utled Rocky Shores, will be 

unveUed by Walter 

Schravesand, the store's 

general manager, this month. 

Tickets for the raffle will be 

available at the show. 

According to Barbie Harris, 

coordinator for the event, 

"qulltmakert, historians, 

artists, and antique fanciers 

wiD enjoy ,thf-ttgw,4uad ate 

welcome to photograph the 

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During its annual dinner on the Arts by Gov. Ihonui 

meeting ^t the Atlantic Oty Kean. 

Country Oub recently, the Elected to save at idee 

board of trustees of South chairman was MM, Howard 

Jersey Regional Theatre Taylor of Pleatantvflte, m 

installed offlcera for the 188S- executive with Oouglu* 

Bseaion. Induatries Inc. .TW.&W* 

State Sen. William L, Elected to serve a» 

Gormley, himself an secretary wai Mrs. Chartaf • 

honorary trustee of the Hathaway of Cape May; *» 

professional theatre" group, treasurer, Mri. John Pits* 

served as master of patrick of Umrood; and at 

ceremonies and administered corresponding «ecr«tary, 

the onths of office. Richard Light of Avakn. 

year as chairman was Lillian address, SJRWouttder Panl 

Levy of Ventnor who was I* Atten thanked tfae trmteM 

recognlied for her out- for their "extraordlntry' 

standing work with inanyd«rflcatlon" to the ttetire foil.area 

arts organbafloni and Its fnnd-ratalng actMttec 

for her recent appointment to during the 198M6 aetjoo. H« 

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" devglopjneht tftti'^ftif^w 3 

theatre, taking Into ftccwmt ' 

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from the aiteo »W. ff) 

vestment Act and nxm UN'^ 

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M»m«tiiwtinniwM, I ««• awarded tnt anniia): 

executive director's k 

for ontotainHnli aei vice. 

'eflectibnt 

/Welcomes to the staff 

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r, the principal aubprtiideBt ttomaj M. 

aore Memorial Hospital Ladles Auxiliary members, left, help victors 

with purchases during bazaar on the Music Pier. 

Humane Society bazaar Wednesday 

Denefitlng the ffumane 

SodetyofOceanatyli9aan. 

. to 3 pjn. tomorrow, Aug. 7 at 

the Music Pier. 

t Included will be more ban 

20 tables of crafts, white 

FASHION BENEFIT 

AUG. U AT TRACK 

The Ruth Newman Shapiro 

Cancer and Heart Memorial 

Fund win sponsor dinner and 

a fashion show at the Atlantic 

elephants, antique*, stked 

goods and some fnmltnre la 

addition to a selection of 

puppies, cati and kittens 

available for adoption. 

A spokesman also noted 

Oat the Society's annual 

auction win be Saturday, Aug. 

M, this year at the Bethel 

Road firebouse, Somers 

Point. 

Proceeds from die bazaar 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NI J. 

Ocean City girl is a 

No. 1 speller in nation 

what would you do with a ferae top winners of each 

AoMfrodyitrophta? state wmpeHHaa, from 43 

Û lt! tett* together to decide the 

That's what Connie SniiBi of Amipjim - - 

1114 Simpson Ay, did at the Although fee competition 

eighth annual national wai tough, Connie surpassed 

leadership conference of the all by taUng another first. 

Health Occupations Studenti making her the nation's No 1 

Veiling division where ate holder. 

spelled her way to victory As an honor roB student 

earlier this summer. whose future plans are to be 

Connie, 17, a student from dental hygenist, Connie is 

the dental assisting din it keeping up with her studies In 

the Cape Miy County hopes she will receive a 

Vocational School, had sur- scholarship next year. 

prised herself when »he Connie Is spending her 

earned a first place In the summer working at Shrlver'i 

regional competition, held In confectionery store on the 

Bridgeton, in March. Boardwalk and enjoying the 

BtttaSieratonPorttafteny 

Famflles from thU area 

Klause 

daughter, July 16. 

BUler' of TnckahM, a 

daughtor, JBhr tt 

_ ^ • • • 4 

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The Jubilaires, who will perform Friday on the Mask Her, 

Jubihires in song Friday night 

Stork report U .e- 

(Bornerjaaab of Ocean O^, 

a son, July 21 

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editorials/comment 

The costs 

of people 

"Cost controls seen difficult in township," the 

headline stated on last Friday's story about the 

efforts by municipal and school officials in Upper 

Township to control rising costs, in particular of 

education but also of municipal expenditures. 

One probably didn't even have to read the 

story to get the message: There are no quick-fix 

solutions to solving growing pains. As a community 

grows — as it goes from a rural to a 

suburban township — the costs of providing the 

services which more people want will continue to 

escalate. 

The cost of education is of particular concern 

because of the big jump in school taxes this year, 

due primarily to the rising student population 

•' and tuition expenses involved in paying for the 

I education of township students at Ocean City 

• High School where this fall's student body will be 

{township residents. 

I With a growing student population — not just of 

secondary schoolage children, but also of pupils 

in the lower grades who are housed and taught in 

the township — officials and taxpayers alike can 

expect taxes for education to increase. In fact, 

local school officials are hoping they can manage 

to spread the inevitable increases out evenly 

over a number, of years so the increase doesn't 

hit like it did thte year — to the tune of a 148 percent! 

One can only speculate and shudder at what 

school taxes would be like were it not for the fact 

I that the municipal governing body voluntarily 

] gives so many millions of dollars to the school 

| system. These are monies ($3.5 million this year 

alone) which the township gets in the form of 

gross receipts and franchise taxes, primarily 

from the Atlantic Electric generating station in 

Beetley's Point. 

For years there have been attempts by some in 

the state Legislature to whittle away at such 

receipt revenue; to spread the gravy, as it were, 

among more of the state's municipalities instead 

of allowing only the municipality where the 

facility is actually located to reap the windfall 

revenue. 

The point is that someday these millions of 

dollars may no longer be available to the school 

system, and more will have to be raised by.local, 

taxation. On the municipal-level, one-can expect 

taxes to go up when-'the day tomes thaMhe 

township bas to provide its- own police department 

Currently the State Police provide protection 

because the township is still within a 

population range where such service is available 

free from the state. 

Probably one of the biggest expenses that will 

fait the township in the future is the cost of 

providing so-called city water and/or sewerage. 

That will occur when either be population grows 

beyond a certain point or when individual 

building lot sizes are reduced to the point where 

potable water wWb and septic systems cannot, 

for safety reasons, coexist. 

While officials wrestle with ways to keep the 

costs of local government (including education) 

as low as possible, they should also be concerned 

with keeping the quality of services and of the in- 

frastructure as Ugh as possible. 

If, for example, large lot sizes are reduced in 

order to get more taxpaying residents into the 

township, one can only expect there to be a call 

for more municipal services. Increased ratables 

^result in increased government. 

What it comes down to is limiting the resident 

and vacationing population to levels that 

government can adequately handle with either 

existing services and roads, schools, parks, etc. 

or by providing for planned growth which tikes 

into account the call for services. 

What taxpayers and officials alike should be 

considering in Upper Township is how best to 

keep the best of what Is already there. And the 

beat way of doing that is to keep the number of 

people within reasonable limits. 


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Phong 398-1167 

Oetan Cify, N.J. 

Friends of Music TleMrion Sale Here- 

Who has a 

COMBINATION 

SEAFOOD 

ALFREDO? 

(Shrimp, Scallops & Crabmeaf, blended in 

a cream and ehwst sauce served over 

linguine, topped with parmesan cheese) 

We do! 

Free On Premise Parking 

9th 4 OCCail AVC. Daily from 4:30 

NOTICE 

TO ALL OCEAN CITY VISITORS AND PROPERTY OWNERS 

WE NEED YOUR HELP 

TO PRESERVE OCEAN CITY'S QUALITY OP LIFE 

Our blue laws have helped to protect the quality of life and family 

atmosphere that lifted and maintained Ocean City above other 

seashore, boardwalk towns. 

After 106 years of tremendous success, DON'T let greed devalue 

ity 

Please help us in the fight; wecannotdoitalone 

Send us your tax deductible contribution today, 

Obituaries 

Maxwell Swank, 60; J: 

former policeman here 

MaiweUC.Swank,60.(rfl60flSlnipinmAv.(JledAngustlIn 

acre Memorial Hospital, Soffiai Mat 

Cyan. 

Mr. Snank was a carpenter for the city of Ocean City. He 

was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Was tai/md 

formerly served on the Ocean City Police Departnwrt. He 

•M also • member of the Trinity United Methodist Xhurch. 

MMBQNL ' 

Surviving are his wife, Rhoda S.; two sons, Jeffrey C. of 

Us city and George of Fort Arkansas, Teias; a stepdaughter, 

Bellas Olson of WmkcUd, R.I.,; a stepson, David 

MffiJgan of Oceanview; and three grandchildren. 

Services were Sunday In Trinity United Methodist Church, 

Marnwra. Burial wasattheconventaiceofthefainlly. 

Methodist Church cr to the Ocean City Rescue Squad. 

Arrangements were by the Godfrey Funeral Home, 

Susan McCarthy Davids, 29; 

accident victim in California 

SOQUEL. Calif. - Sunn McCarthy Davids, 29, a former 

summer resident of Oc«n CHy died July 38, the result of an 

auto accident 

Born to Philadelphia Davids bad ben • summer rerident 

Kennedy High School, Consbobocken, Pa. and the Pennsylvania 

State University. She worked as a legal assistant In 

Santa Cruz, Calif. 

Robert f, MiUer, Pres, 

Citizens Committee for 

Responsive Government 

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Surviving are her husband, John Alan; her parents ' —-• _ - *1 j^___- ! '.- ^"'îl'' 1 

wmiam and Carolyd McCarthy of Ocean City and U.S. Sen. William Bradley*! • of ice builtj 

»ui, v«j uiuji. outreach program tomorrow --••« r,.-, 

A memorial Mass wU be celebrated 10 am. Saturday, (Wednesday) fnm fl ajn. to According i 

Aug. 10, In ft, Funds dbrtal ajurefc, tod Stout and 

Atlantic Avenue. 

n nom and lto~ 1 3:30 fiM $&. Atht Gldeonie^ 

Caple nmi May Mnv Court r«t.rt House RnW twst post atihaa tm HI 

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memory be ant to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, 1111 

Street Rd., Southampton, Pa. 18966. 

Joseph Carey, 69; retired 

manager-accountant 

NORTH PORT MYERS. Fla. - Joseph C. Carey, 69, of 

19412 Oedarcrest Court, Lake Fairways Country Club, died 

Aug. 2. 

He was a former Atlantic City resident 

Born in New York City, be lived in Atlantic aty most of his 

He was a member of the Atlantic City and Same* Point 

KIwanasaubs, as well as a former president of UjeAtlanUc 

aty Jaycees and a member of the New Jersey Jaycees. He 

was ais condominium homes. 

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A car belonging to an individual 

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after an apparent fuel line said adding the.' applic 

breakJn the car on the Ocean. 

Qty side of the Str$thmere 

According to Fire Inspector 

Don Elsenhari, firemen 

arrived on the scene at about 

2 p m. to find an MGB coupe 

totally engulfed in flames. 

The owner of the car, who 

preferred to remain 

anonymous, said he smelted 

gasoline while driving and got 

cut to investigate under the 

hood when the fire eruptBd. 

Roger Jaknboirtki, local 

businessman, will appear 

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at 7:30) fora site plan review 

of intentions to expand his 

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She was a winner 50 years ago 

Bruno Dahlhausen, director of this year's baby parade, with Phyllis 

(Alt) Jiuliano and the first-place trophy she won during the 1835 event. 

Philadelphia baby Mr* 

Oaxm City crdwn m 50,000 

crowd boardwalk to t«e 

prate was tbe headline In 

The Inquirer, toe August day 

In 1835. , 

A special story to The 

hqtdrer read: 

Beautiful floats, colorful 

costumes and plenty of musk 

marked thin resort's annual 

baby parade, which broke all 

records for entrlea and 

spectators, as Gov. Harold 0, 

Hofbnan and hia family took 

part in their first t>aby 

pageant of thli season. 

Adi Hoffman, 14-year-old 

daughter of tbe governor, 

ruled over the 280 entries at 

Queen Infanta XXIX. 

Among the winners during 

(to parade SO years ago wu 

FnylUi Alt, now Phyllis 

Jiuliano, who captured first 

pin In the "fancy doll 

coaches with children In 

costume" division. During 

Out same year she also won 

first prize for the fancy dress 

division in baby parades in 

Vintner, Atlantic City, 

WUdwood and Cape May. 

"% iliter, Urtng In North 

Carolina, still has Off original 

coach, doll and outfit that I 

used that year," ate said. 

At the time Mrs. Jiuliano 

was residing in Wfldwood with 

her family where they wen 

spending their summer 

vacation. 

Mrs, Jiuliano and her 

husband, Stanley, moved to 

Ocean City permanently 16 

years ago. Before that they 

Bved in Philadelphia worn 

she worked for 13 years with 

(he Welsbrod Company as 

artist and designer of lamps. 

For Z8 fun Mrs. Jiuliano 

has designed and handpalnted 

original lamps. 

"I have completed special 

o-ders for such famous people 

as former Gov. Richard 

Hughes, forme 1 presidents 

Dwlght D. Eisenhower for nil 

hose in Gettysburg, John F. 

Kennedy's home, and also 

John Elsenhower, the forma- - 

president'! ion," said 

Jiuliano. 

"I have always loved art" 

and anything that la connected 

witt that field, she 

continued. "At a child I did 

work for the Philadelphia Art 

Museum by posing for artists 

and also attended art classes 

ben," she said. 

—Marie Haber 

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Phyllis Alt captured first place in the 'fancy doll coaches with children 

in costume' division of the Ocean City Baby Parade SO years ago this 

month. 

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Hundreds of entries expected for 76th parade 

ThejCoea Cola Robot will prrodmately 300 youngsters 

make a cameo appearance at who will msrch or be pushed 

Ocean CCity's ' f76th r oannual m 6 t h to 12th streets on the 

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PAGE 10 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6» 1985 

Monihan Realty, Miller Paint/Roy Rogers advance to semifinals in softball 

Monlhan Realty and Miller 

Paint Roy Rogers both 

•trued one-run victories to 

advance to the semifinals in 

fee men's softball playoffs. 

Monlhan nipped Sandpiper 

Realty, 2-1 to earn the right to 

play the regular season 

champ, Bevan Construction. 

Monihan struck first, 

Moling two runs In the fifth 

inning. Scott CMpf drove In 

both runs scoring Tom Klrkpatrick 

and Hank Davis, 

Sandpiper looted like they 

win going to send the game 

into extra innings when Scott 

Williams led off the «vcnth 

with a single, then Williams 

crossed the plate on Mike 

Hardy's double, to clow the 

pp. Monlhan's allowed no 

more hits by Sandpiper to 

secure the victory. 

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Miller Paint Roy Rogers 

edged Boulevard Liquors, 3-2, 

to secure the other playoff 

spot Miller used their si* hits 

efficiently, scoring a run in 

the first inning after three 

consecutive singles, and two 

ruhs In the fourth Inning on 

just two singles and a costly 

Boulevard error, 

Kevin Kelly and George 

Reby both contributed one 

pi for Miller, while Ron 

Beaver and Tony Zuppa accounted 

for Boulevard's two 

runs, 

Monihan Realty and Bevan 

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Bevan scored one more in the 

sixth Inning on Jack Smith's 

double to bike the lead, W, 

With Monihan down, 5-3, In 

the seventh Inning they had 

their last chance to overtake 

Sevan's lead. Things looked 

good for Monlhan as the first 

batter, Jim Cassidy, reached 

flrst on an error, Cassldy then 

advanced to second on a long 

fly ball. 

Pinch hitter Dave Frank hit 

a line drive to icon Cassidy 

and narrow the lad, M, but 

Monihan's hopes for • come* 

from-behlnd win were dashed 

as the next two batten struck 

out and pounded out. 

For the victors, Jack Smith 

was three for three, Including 

two doubles and a single and 

drove fat two runs. Bill Porter 

aim had two RBl's for Bevan, 

Miller Paint Roy Rogers 

scored eight runs in the lint 

inning to put Playland In a 

hole that was too deep to 

dlmboutof intheflnt game' 

of the semi's. Playland 

chipped away at MUler'u lead, 

but couldn't get the runs 

needed In the later Innings. 

Miller's M victory put them 

ahead in the three-game third Innings behind Dennis |; 

•tries, 14, Wind-aided walta Neill's five RBls, double and ;j 

helped Miller score some of single, and Newt Johnson's! 

ftelr first-Inning runs, along double and. two singles. Greg j 

with Jeff Haas 1 second run Procovic picked up the win for"' 

single and Gary Brown's Miller Paint Roy Rogers., 

three-run triple, „ , . • , ' 

Playland responded with The semifinals and finals . 

ttree runs In the flmt and amttaue UUJ week; 

Campbell's upsets Travel Center in women's basketball 

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Action this past week In the remaining In the game, oi. to lift GtrruU's over and Casual Design, 32-21. 

Casual Design Si Voltaco's 

Women's Basketball League Joe's Jill Rooney (18 points) Voltaco's, 2S-28. Mainland's 

Ocean City Homes 

Bonnet had 16 and 20 points 

Dailey Plumbing a sV 

was fast paced and stole ' an In-bounds ' " past for Tnivey Ayers had 9 points for 

Savings 

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respectively. 

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aggressive with many seesaw two points to tie the game at Voltaeo'i. 

In a defensive battle, 

in game Number 1 of thebattles 

and teams Jockeying 46 and force It Into overtime. 

Ocean City's Judy Voltaco's came hack from a 

semifinals. Monihan got onfar 

position, 

Ihe Travel Center held a Eckerson's 13 potato weren't 20-17deficittoadda victory to Ocean City events 

board quickly with three runs Ihe No. 1 and j teams faced hfllftlme lead, 3041, but 

their record over GG's, 37-31. 

in the first inning, tat Bevan off in what was the most couldn't hold off the scoring 

TODAY (Tuesday) 

Rugglert conductor, S p.m. 

Angle Evans hit for 18 points 

cunt back with four runs of exciting game of the summer. power of Mary Prokapus 

Hood drive to benefit Jan followed by crowning of baby 

second half to down Dailey'i to help Voltaco'a rmlfy. Tracey 

their own In the first inning. The Travel Center lost their (Lafeyette) in the second half. 

BeatUe at the Ocean Qty parade Queen Infanta at 9 

numbing, 42-27. Cum. Fiedler (ACHS) had 11 for 

undefeated reign, being upset Sue Jamison had four points 

Baptist Church, 10th Street pjn. 

btrland's Walker tossed in 16 GQ'g, 

by Campbell's Seafood, both in the overtime to pace 

and Wesley Avenue, 2 to 6 

EARL I SHAW, JFf 

points for the wingers, Rose Gibbons' U points 

now with a record of ll-l. Campbell's over The Travel 

Ocean City Humane Society - 

Flanders is on a rouV win. helped CWA Local power over 

-INC- 

In an action-packed, high- Center, 59-48. Robin Fortsch 

bazaar on the Music Pier, 0 

ring their last three games to OCHS&L, 32-28. Middle 

R00RN6S scoring game, Campbell's (University of Pennsylvania) 

Pamper •camper for us, to 3 p.m. Open to the 

move up in the standings. Township's Mlchele Green- 

SHEET METAL WORK 

was- nudged by the Travel had II points for the losers. 

youngsters li months and public. 

Margie Bonnet's (Brown wait had nine for the losers. 

Center. With seven seconds In a dose first half. Camp, 

under, 12th Street beach. 

University) scoring power 

BRYANT FORCED AIR 

Casual Design's second half 

bell's battled with CWA Local 

Registration 8 am., heats 

and tenacious defense led 

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surge and Karen Keane'a 

HEATING 

but Jill Rooney got hot In the 

begin 10 mm. 

Out Jjrt CM j»,,,«5 in, 

nanders over Ocean Qty (Philadelphia Technical) 14 

252 Wilt Avenue 

second naif to help Camp- Home Savings & Loan, 3441, points lifted Casual Design by 

J-C PLUMBING bell's blow by CWA, 42-21. 

Dailey Plumbing, 38-22. 

& HEATING Monica Young (Bethany 

CHURCH FAIR AUG. 9 Ocean City's Mary Farrell 

College) had eight potato for 

CWA. 

Holy Trinity Episcopal and Judy Eckerson each had 

ABLE 

Voltaco'i had a first half 

Oiurch win hold a parish fair six for Dalley's. 

lead of 15-10 hit couldnt 

on the church grounds, 30th STAhmnms 

control Cerruti's offensive 

Street and Bay Avenue, 9 a.m. Travel Center 111 

PAINTERS 

attack. With two seconds 

to 4 p.m. Friday, August 9. Campbell's Seafood 111 

remaining, Cerruti's 

Items featured will be crafts, CWA Local 7 4 

Inferior and 

Leighanne Walker hit a free 

books, plants and other Cerruti's 7 4 

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household items. There will Flanders 5 5 

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be a baked goods table and the 

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men of the parish will offer 

refreshments and lunch. A 

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Story hour for youngsters 7 Kiwanis Club meeting, - 

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library, 6th Street and Ocean 

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Chess dub at the youth 

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Alice In Wonderland 

production at the youth American Legion Part 137 

center, 8th Street and Atlantic meeting, 14th Street and 

Avenue, 7:30 pun. Admission Haven Avenue, 8 p.m. . 

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Planning board meeting, 

Polish Club bazaar on the 

Musie Pier, I t a to 3 pjm. 

GOLF TOURNEY AUG. 10 

Cedar Beach Civic 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

Association will sponsor a golf 

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tournament from 8 to 11 ajo. 

Saturday, Aug. 10 on the 

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Registration and green fee is 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

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meeting, Holy Trinity Church, 

30th Street and Bay Avenue, 7 

pjn. beginners; 8:30 pjn. 

discussion. 

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council chambers city ball, 

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THURSDAY 

Ocean City's annual baby 

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Wesley Manor and Wesley" 

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te do it. Cart Jlf-Mil CI.HIIIM. ^ I I 

halp you gat (I. 

,< w 

BONTISTJENliS WANTtUÎ-of y b 

MHti Pagiani I«M, All agar mala «• 

lamiia. Far tntry eianu t.n JHI 

turns. 

Card Of Thanks 

Tin tuaiM tamiiy wmid ilka n iimi 

IMF appndaiiM » Ida OiMn Or, 

Pallta Dast.iar ntalr «M •MtrK in sur 

kakali, arln a IPKMI Ttunm n »ct, 

JsMt, •* 

Help Wanted 

BAKER 81 BAHEOS NELPII - Ap" 

ply In pfrlBfl marnlnfi, nt 

• f «ilr, sup, JUt AiMry Ana,, O,c II 

GUIDANCE COUNSELOn-. lull lima 

ii fflanm pomiwi in a tinr«a timt 

vocation.I Kiwal, o/idn 7 thru I] ana 

•sujti, vurd MM Jtntv itudani par 

isnnal Hrvlcei crtlllc.lt riqulrM. 

canlict R D gmiu, Capt Mar Count, 

VKanul Klnoi or 4)5 JHI (sa II 

LINWOOD ROSPINO - S.rvlnt 

Aflantlt aiM CasaAMy cauMMa tar 11 

yaari. ihiniiai, iMImj, Bi/ti.n, dot 

roof., pna aitimatn, iniurM, Call 

H7H17 ar 4JJ-011I. II 

PAINTINOAND SPRAVINO — ftim» ' 

Hsmat Inc.. Oeaan City, M J. Ho (as tag 

imall, tolly ragutHM, Fraa HtlmatH, 

call Mt-mt. Altar Muri, waakann ar 

i»ll8ar»jallia».li»», H 

.CINTUBV LAWNCARE - ({ra your 

lawn tha lot* el tha eantury, w.Y* 

natsnabla raliaeu ana aiMrwneM, 

_c«ii mtm, (!_ 

QUI 

B's Fantasy 

11th & Bdwk., 

in Flanders Hotel 

SleMware, China, Coilect.bl.i 

•ttate jewelry «. iiiver 

Open Dally 10 a.m. 

Buying A Selling 

. 398-9302 i 

Child Cara 

HOLY SPIRIT TOO MM maM ma 

laa «»»r> mina t maw ma tna war t» 

rtam Air Maai, »au «*o f iva ma ma 

orivins ?lm to targi»a i wsat trem 

an nut li don? n ma ti raw wno in 

In m. Instinct, H my ilia mm m; I 

III mil Mori ol.logo. want to manli 

you tor avarYitlins * Wntlrm ante 

m4n mat I navar want to H 

•aparatM trom ran. no matt* new 

graat matarial aaurn mar M. i 

want to t» wim reu 4 my iovH onai 

m raw Barsatuai eianr, Aman. 

Thank nu lor raur M» tswara ma 

Si mr ItvM onat. Frar ttin prarar ) 

anMcwtiva sari nitliout artint tar 

your wiui. aftar M ait ysvr with 

will b. srHtad, PromlU to publim 

Kl toon at row tavgr hai Man gran- 

1 P.I.C. 

INSERTERS 

To ftiMIe newspaper Inserts 

In 11» S«it1nelUdi»er. Ideal 

part time evening war* in 

air-conditioned plant. Good 

hours and pay. Call Mr, 

M m The Sentinei-Ledter, 

3W-5411. t! 


uacr-rni puME-4wt at HM 

•anar Mnk plat, will laar mmo leuM 

It pMU ftttfB I* MUIIC Plar Intar- 

ntiiH taani, •' 

In Memoriam 

n UltflMaWvM MT MM 

ppMaMawar 

Ml.a.rtM. 

TUB* I Ml 

fw_Ttna back M a ipacMi ptaca 

M tMa_JUM tt i Hank « yea, a 

aatf M udaau IIIMel mr 

IMwNaM^ 

•MkM Mam Iliu mv kaan wmi I«T, 

•y afat M* iwaH •«!• Mn 

•anna wa an w Mr ajarf, a«ay 

HaifNvarriiiaai. ?* 

TMitiMMfWalwavi 

ywriuaca 

KaMr 

Help Wanted 

MAINTENANCE 

PERSON 


in Linwood and Avalen. 

Call 

641-1400 

EOE 

NOWHffflNG 

Sprtng* Summer Wort 


people. Store cleric and 

various kitchen lobs, Cam- 

pbell's Seafood Kitchen, 

3231 Asbury Ave. Also 


side and Mulford's Seafood 

Shack. Call 399 4337 or 399- 

270i tf 

RIAL liTATE OFFICI MANAOBR 

— Full tinn wim iieanw and ai laait 

iwa ytart tsparjinea 10 gvariae 

Mi«ipafi@ns and optralioni. GaMroui 

nmmuiw arTlnBimani plui ad 

aillonal evwrlfli. Alls, immMlat* 

optninoi (or IlcrniM, nparltncM 

uliiMnsni, Woooi Aoency. 3?( 010c II 

HiCiPTIOKIIST" yi*B BOUND - 

wri linn eimriut 1 Mtmir, Light 

plng & light typing, oti,r.K,, 

d, COM m »5H • JO 

MOTHER 1 ! M1L»IR — For imall 

child BnsontlBli ptrun. oooo pay 

Ratennctt rtquiria, Wor. mis eaiii at 

tw7:i(B,m aiiwsra l i 

WILL DO IAIT1ITTINS _ in my 

Bom.. | darl a wHk, vary and wim 

icmidran, call mwi. 11 

.ian.i r*imk,*^VS.' 

ALL SUMMED • WIBK 

CLEANING - uavtllullr dana ler 

normi and apfi, AIM lull iarviea 

hom.m.K.r ihllli anwrtlr partsrmM, 

laundry. Ironlno, ate, Sarvlelng all Jar 

«r iHdraafaa, tali Ml-Mll. tt 

THE MELLOW MEN - 4 It I p 

urn wlHi Maan slhfi laawns am- 

pwtfiJM raal mtata lirm, tampiata 

tralnliii prafrani. caii tadar. •ertar 

Raalty, int. MM97I. 11 

res iPOTkliS eLEANiNS^Bn 

candoi, oHIcm. Call Crnthla m-sm. 

Instructions 

•KPENTBH/LABOH FOB rjIBi — 

m tooli ft trainportatiHi, yawr nan 

it Hangover, | nave family, Deadline 

is temeetr RaatanaMaretail CMtraeMn 

_ or name owaen. lv»|ttt to availaeilily. 

Firit tall, lint Mrved, Call JtlMJi aw 

far Phil. 

a-n 

HANOY-ANDY REPAIR! and Main- 

tenance — Carpanlry. painting, plum- 

Ding, etc. Any type tmall ar large, 

i er contract. Call Iti-rttl, if 

Y*RO jALB—ctotn.,, nmen'i .11. ft 

to 14V^, iHrciie trcie, isn heal lamp, 

cojlomi letnlrr. iterm winagwi, M- 

tprt.di, Blankati, mlie. No earlier man 

II a.m. 1IM Weil Ava, Tnundar. 

FrMay t Satwrdar. n 

•IDS and TABLE-hi rn. wltn metal 

lr»m« turn mattreu«, eacft baa J3" 

wide W. Picnic tatia, mil" wim ben 

b 19 

I 

ttnOen, cocktail 

experience 

•• All year-round 

lob*, please don't apply if 

you cfcfrT hove qualifications: 

Apply kipanon after Ipjn ' 

flu aaiawi i. *- ' — _ 

Ofttl 

Soitier, Point 

HANDYMAN — MalHanaiin wasted 

lur rear ravnd portion, mint knew 

•Itcmtal and carpentry, lure ptaalaM 

(IMBIIIM ta • hanl ifcerkar apaWa at 

Ml aOMn, tend meat t* in 

III«II mtn. ouu air, 

AOULT* OK. fOUTNf — C 

«rt Umtdry, awural itutltl at (tout 

tnuta aM CIMltujn Retreat Center, i 

dayi f a.m. • I p.m., rafareiKai, urn 

mar or year rosnd, nurtl wart iMHI 

Liber Day, AiMraw-a Inn I)M Ocaan 

A., ell WHO*. H 

To covm- municipal •vents 

and activities In Llnwood 

•M Northll.W. Should 

have Mtne writing skliu, 

typine ability and be 

familiar with titter or 

oath c4.iHiTiwnl.iis. Salary 

and Incentive mcltage tor i 

Mlt part-time work. Calf 

Editor. The ssntinoi- 

LadMr.ltf.S41,, tf 

— M My Marmara Mate appmlMtaty 

at InVMi. Tear namt panMMM 

peilllon Own trtmaartafM and 

Ilimoi rMHlrM, Call MM, HI 

etlllK TVPliT - U. tsaliieepiiif, 

toM JfpwMtlty far Ml itarter, Many 

bmnrtrt. aJH than. Mil er part Mala. 

TtACHERS 

AUTO MECHANIC 

GRAPHIC ABTS 

HOTtL/MOTEL 

HimSKfi AS3BTAKT 

WEUWB 

Tan manmi pojition, tralnlnf and 

instructing ituctenn, far entry lavai 

.moloytmnt Iicailant Banafltt, M 

ailslklatar or MM a valid Naw Jar- 

Hy'i lwch*r» carllflcata. caâct 

R.B. Owani, Cape May County 

vocatloaai school. Hi Hal e« a » 

SWIMMING LESSONS — tnn. Impeia 

Metal. Call m-tm. HJ 

HOW 

Boat Slips 

INSTRUCTIONS HOW ACCIPTINB |,n.. 

Cl.i.lc.l and J.ii Oull.r itvdaflrt.j °°" 

Your pl.t. or mine. Call HMIU. II com * 

"Inttrvctor* neeoeil for Mainiand 

Regional Community Evening 

School IMS Fell Term. Send covne 

prapoeal and mum* to MfiHS, -H 

Mr. Melirllle J. Trempe, Director 

Oak Avenue, Lmwood, N.J. gmi. 

OdLL~MAKINS WORKSHOPS - ' 

Lun to maka ywr own bliqot replica 

ot an antlgue Mi. Alia china MJntint 

clauai. Old dalli repaired, restrung, 

appralied, call jn osn. «.» 

Autos For Salt 

•7) DUfTIB 111B 1 dr. liinl VI 

eitflna. Will not dM, Tiret • kaltary 

near new. u»: call m iwi. M 

1980 HONDA ACCORD-HMChbach 

40.000 mUn AM/fll, Sunroof, radlali. 

Mint condition. Service malnlen.net 

record at per manual call, j»f ?3is or 

mimallertsm, Atkingn,fn. is 

H70 MIRCEDIS MO-P/S, i dr. PVi, 

AM/FM radis. OML MMIIMn, IMAM 

milit, J» U4J, I t Hi 

— MaMnal In- 

«maN Mara lor MM MvartlUni, 

•eaten and fiitianien are Martins, te 

look new, Mvertlie te rant that empty 

•IIP new, call Mt-Mii, { 

MAT SLIPS—weeiily, mootniy er 

M.«OO«I up ta II' on SMpi ehaniiel, 

iamen FMnt, uturlty, HaJitloo. Imn 

water, bait, tackle and «ai M prenlMt. 

Free ramp in » est wim rental. Call 

Ileele'i Fler, Mf-iiN, "• tt 

CRYSTAL _ .,_,—, ._„ 

CORNER ANTIQUES 

meeaiKe wlttwrt Eatrtvasaiice 

Carnplete line of Furniture 

•lAcceiMrlei 

BarraliMeutsiaU 

41CEMTBAL SOUARE, UNWOOO 

Mdi 453-874J MM. sat. 10,'ltn 

Boating 

iril FORD LTHJt 

dear, pawar ii.irim, air 

Call ttl-IMI. 

iteree. 

CHAMBIRMAIDS ANP 

MARJINA-lielp needed. Myil M II la 

apsly. Apply in pertan now thrm,,h .no 

el Mftemker at Wd 4 lay Are,, 0,C, 

RELIEP eoox-eiperieiiced anlrrAp- 

Ply In panaR WHia, HemeiteBi Ms 

•an EIIUHI it,, o.c ,.6... , n 

CHAMIBUMAIDS — FeMfn itgMitl M.. p nf,lst-. , M zr . 

aMa to OTrk til tMtoker, t ta i p.m. J ^ ffifflj^fc BiS'iie ! . 

oood ulan witti anceiMM BMII. call _!*„ i: V t "* * rlnr »««nia a 

lary wilt 

hum i .ic.llmi BMMI. 

II a.m. and I p.m. 

TNgmUDBMA 

MQUnER 

urns 

DELIVERY PEOPLE 

For 

EARLY MOflrtW HOURS 

DellvervOrily • 

No Collection 

'6.00 per hour 

For information, call 

Mr. Kay 522-3402 « 

TRAVEL AOBNT - EiparlaiKet enly, 

Caii MHO1 Otean city Travel. tt 

TRUCK DRIVBH WAREHOUSE MA'N 

- Apply in penon at its • urn si,, o.e. 

It 

PULL TIME «OOKK«ep«lt POSITION 

— AIM part lima tacrattnr Madei, 

til cXFlrnoti. ' * *H 

B1AL E1TATI lALBlFkHtun - 

Pun time, eiperiafKed, Call Mr appaiir. 

Imant, ocean city Realty, Htt and 

•Jbury. JO MM. H 

r a VrivariiianM a 

mkiti Moil apply In perien. call Ift- 

MM, 11 

COHSTRUCTION 

WORK-Atlintll £lty area. Apply *l 

|oh Mile. 77.1 Atlantic Ave., Marfall, 

N.j, itlyffi 

Prsi'l. Services 

tIDINO (VINVL, VtOqB ITC.I. Slorm 

wlndewi and doofi, nptacement wtni 

dswt or Prime window*. Ne lob too 

•mall. Fully guaranteed. New ianey 

miatend. Prime Hsmet, Inc. cat) M- 

SWO. Alter IBM, weekendi Of holiday!, 

CJIITWHIM. n 

WANTED BIAD Oil ALIVE - Ulad 

cart ana trucki, any ctnditian, top uu 

paid. Towlnj avallapie, ocaan H.lghli 

Aule salvaia, call m nil. it 

SAL1S AND SERVICE _ on Hoover 

and Eureka vacuum cleaner!. Iruihti, 

oaBS and Mils for ail model!. Free 

nlMale on repslri, Jradeini 

ni, aes-j 

"Moy« OF«f fou ean, 

Ml ma relUMa thnvn the slaiilflM 

and get ready calh te maka that mavei 

to that la footer you've hid your aye 

an. uie mii (pace to fe far in Ealh 

claiilfied, HIHII • - •-. 

MILBSAT, - If HellM llriaBr'. 

w/cutty cakln, railer tuning lib and 

trailer -Wm, call jW-WM, tf 

IT PACEMAKER IF, l«0. T15O-. pisMr, siipMal, waifttr, teaen 

elscji, oil street parking KplemMr 

CjipW IIM 1 li 

THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J 

A CRITIQUE 

Variety spices this week's Pops concerts 

DW1SMER todriguta and iaUy Schtlbto VIA RÎ^ ^ „. I 

ByEDWISMER _ : and Sally Schdble 

•long with Alicia Simpson and 

FuftNUNlo-o, UnlirriiishW, 

ail Btiiiiin inclMed, elf 

i Terrace; 

ONt B«P»OOM_Atl,,jnv, —~ 

L'vlng roan •itcnen. peuiel tnrew 10 

BMch, boardwalk, tennli. All ylllitln 

'oam,-,iiitelien, weiner. aryer. .... 

watner, Pfbbi.. tnr

M 

I 

•"• h. 

PAGE 14, THE OCEAN CITY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6,19M 

A FREE SERVICE. 

There li no charge to lufamlt social wn w ike bappeniBgt 

of your club or organization to Tlie SentlneJ- 

UdWr. 

TWEEPLE-DUM TROUPE 

Presents 

A Musical Theatre Workshop for Kids 

(Still accepting children & to 14 years) 

AUGUST 8-23 

on the Music Pier Ocean City 

'ALICE IN WONDERLAND" 

Original Wait Disney Score 

Taped Orchestral Accompaniment 

10 PERFORMANCES 

Professional faculty and staff 

LIMITED ENROLLMENT - CALL NOW 

822 4699 or 399 7291 

$100,000 sewer cleaning machine is on 

SOMERSPOINT-Anew 

Victor Jetrodder delivered 

•rani weeks ago to Sewage 

Authority Is doing more than 

cleaning out ttwtf lines 

•round the city. 

The Jet-rodder, purchased 

from Peabody Myer* of 

Streator 01, for fU4,ttt, Is 

also helping the Sewage 

Authority flnd troublespots in 

the lines early. 

"We've alreaH- i«s about 

2,000 foet M uau," Authority 

Qialrmaii Donald HUdome 

aald. 

The machine, he explained, 

Is a two-function system. A 

vacuum system, with a five, 

yard capadty, pnUi deMii 

out of the sewer lines and Into 

a tank at the back of the tnick. 

It alao haa a l.OOOâllon 

water system to fluA oat the 

lines removing built-up dirt 

and other materials which 

ding to toe walls of the pipes. 

%POWER WASHING 

look away I 

1 Cleans VJ«yl a, Alumlnwii 

1 Removes MfWaw 

1 Cleans M6W off 

C»e>ans Aw»V Sftacft 

PREE ESTIMATES 

390-3664 mmammm 

"SerwmgABflf Cape May A AltontfcCo«ntJti" 

We all 

like to have 

our newspaper 

delivered on time. 

AVOID THE RUSH! 

Notify us three weeks in 

advance and we'll try to get 

your Sentinel-Ledger delivered 

to your winter address 

when you want it! 

Addicts to be changed from: 

items 

iirwt 

~C|iy~~ ~ ' ~ State" 

RH In this coupon I mail it in or drop it off toon. 

[tine 

ttudome Mid the; Sewage "It's not only • health maintenance costs. 

was dlicovered where water chose the Peabody Myer 

Authority hM«vd*1 koch a huard, but a safety hazard "You flush "the lines and was getting in the line. Hie vehicle over tiro otter * 

machine for ttout flv» years for the men that go down usually you can tell by thebreak 

hai now been repaired, which came at about 111 

to replace * JO-year-old there," he Hid. 

debris if anything It getting "We were probably getting tes. The more 

ntddtr which couldn't handle The grease not only dogs into the line," Hudome (aid. A 1,000 gallons a day in there." iMchlne had several 

big lota. 

the lines, but alao builds up "The faster we identify the he said. 

considered well worth 'ttt' 

•n»Sew«ge Authority ha» a along the walls and ladder problem areas, the belter off In the put, the Sewage added cost, Hudome said! •" 

eontinuoui roiintenance leading down from the we are." 

Authority had to rent similar The Peabody machine hasT 

program and eventually the manhole, Hudome (aid. He By locating problem spots equipment to handle difficult hydraulic water pump In 

new machine will clean out has refused to send men down earlier, the Sewage Authority Job*. Now, Hudome said. stread of belt driven, and WsD 

'every line In tlrt cfty. It has there on previous occasions. can also decrease ground Authority personnel hope to the only one with two engine* 

already Uken car* of one Despite its high price tag, wstir Infiltration Into the be able to rent their rodder one for the buck, and one f« 

particularly troublesome 

the Jet-rodder will probably system. Since county treat, out to surrounding com- the pumps, he sai± 

area: Bay Avenue. 

save Sewage Authority money ment costs are paid for on a munities, 

"It's Uke buying a Cadlllai 

HudomeaaJdUw line* along In the long run because by per million gallong basis, this A local utilities construction compared to a Ford,' 

that afreet often become being able to clean every line means fats paid to the county tan has already inquired Hudorae said. "At least In 

dogged with grease and other In the city, the Authority will can be held down, 

about the possibility of ren- minds it was." 

debris tem the rtturiirantii be able to discover breaks in While working on Bala ting it, he said. 

located there. 

the line earlier, laving on Drive. Hudome said a break The Sewage Authority 

-KenWe»therfort" 

Hiroshima Day message up in the air here 

A Boston group working to The Communicators' messages on buses nuclear arms race. from Ocean aty High School 

prevent nuclear war haa come message will be seen on throughout the country, and in "President Eisenhower fte said she's pleased to tx 

up wltt a novel way to bring beaches from Atlantic City to the fall they will advertise on once said Hut when use people sending a message "bac* 

ttsme«agetoOce#naty.On Ope May. It will aim be seen bus shelters, in airports and of the world want pace badly 

Au|.«,the4othannlVBrsflryof above Boston and on the top of bud cabs in enough, the governments will 

thtbomWitfofinMtfuina, a Washington, D.C., as well as about thirty cities. 

hove to get out of their way 

plane flying over Ocean dry from the beaches around Los Their outreach work is and let them have It," said 

beaches will tew a banter Angeles. 

people-oriented because they Brady. 

bnter 

"He In the past The Combelieve 

that people, not Patricia Brady grew up In 

reading, "Hemember municators have placed thelr wvernmenti, wUl stop the Ocean (Sty and graduated 

nMto6M" 

; 

home" in a very special wiy." 

For more Information abouj *) 

He Communicators, •>. 

nonprofit, tax-exempt, 

organization, write to themST; 

854 Congress St., Boston;, 

Mm. flaw. •-:.• 

with Mto for Oopptrtom and Three hurt in three weekend accidents I 

the current mm. it the Three separate motor ioudwln was In itable traveling north in the 3500 

Vbttk Pltr. Wr» going to vehicle accidents Injured condition, a hospital block of Central Avenue and 

»hakepeopleup«littfe,"sald 

vehicle at «a Street *"three 

people during the ^Mkaswoman said yesterday, struck a parked vehicle 

Patricia Brady, executive 

Ocean Avenue 

weekend, according to local 

director of The Com- 

According to PU, Curt DuB 

Sunday morning, police said, morning. >£ 

police. 

mntcstort. , 

who investigated the 12:39 Police charged Maguire Charles Falco, 33, 

Sandi Boudwin, 36, of 

Thtgrwpnopei that people 

pjn. incident, Dana Diot- with careless driving and Norristown, Pa., who 

Longport, was taken by Ocean 

on teatfctt wffljtopwxl think 

tavio, 19, of King of Prussia, failure to wear a safety belt In opening the door at the t 

aty Rescue Squad to Shore 

for a mlante jmcut what 

Pa., wag driving north on the 5:25 a.m. incident. to 9 9:15 ajn. Incident. I 

Memorial Hospital, Semen 

btppened. fh dlroaldiflk 40 

Corinthian when she turned Carolyn Rush, 14 of Rush to the MedJ-ceo 

Mat where she was treated 

yean ago. "Thittetltag you 

left onto St. Charles and hit Philadelphia, Pa,, was in- where she was treated 

far multiple injuries alter she 

get at tU» thought of 

Boudwin. 

jured after she • rode her released, police aald. 

was struck by a car while 

Hrortlnui-tlJttthla terrible riding a bicycle in the In- Jennifer Magulre, 21, of 

bfevele into a door of a pariced 

thing thoit never happen tersection of Corinthian Street Blue BeA, Pa., was treated at 

again-Baft tte beginning and St. Charles Place on Siore Memorial and released 

of a conwUttMtt to world anday afternoon. 

after she apparently fell 

peace," laid Brady. 

at the wheel while 

112 E. 8th Street 

.0, Box 238 

I 

I 

I 

1188 Asjiury Avenue, Ocean City *399 1515 

Scallop Bits 

*Whije they last) 

00 

Ib 

104 ASBURY AVENUE • 399-9462 

* TWILIGHT SPECIALS * 

Served From 4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

COMPLETE $C95 $195 

DINNERS FROM 0 TO / 

INCLUDES: House salad, fresh vegetable, 

hot breads & our Famous Homemade Dessert, 

Flounder FrancalSB, Catch of fh« Day, 

Devil Crab, Lasagne, Chicken Parmagiana, 

Veal Scaliopini, Calves Liver 

Chicken Cordon Bleu or Stir Fry DuJour 

Full Menu Available 

With 40 Entrees 

To Choose From 

Reservations Suggested 

"The Culinary Garden, the critics 

pick as the best restaurant m Ocean City" 

Edward Hitzel, Atlarttlc City Sunday Press 

June 9> 1985. 

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

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS *6 95 

complete 

, Served Irorn 5 to e :30 p.m. 

, MON; Boneless Chicken Kiev , 

, TUESi Shrimp A'êdo oh imppr;fed Pasta 

WED: Boneless Chicken pal-miglana 

THURS; RoastTOrKcy w/slulfIngS. dravy 

FRl: Fried Flounder Alrhondlnc 

: SATi Boneless Chicken Breast Ol lone' 

' , SUN; Roast Beof Au JOs ' , < 

' , includes,-Salad, Vegetable, Roll & Butter 

Recreation news m 

Ocean City Recreation Dept. 3894111 or 6171 

JUNIOR KGH ** ** ttfe * P'WWi 

The Recreation Depart- 

Friday is reserved for special 

ment ia holding an in- events. Children interested in 

structional basketball participating, may register, at 

program for girls in Junior either playground or the 6tjj 

high school. Featuring Street Recreation Center, " 

basketball fundamentals and 

• - • * * 

controlled scrimmages, it U TEEN DANCES 

held every Tuesday and WED. & EAT, 

Thursday evenings at I 

o'clock at the 6th Street and Teen dances are atthe 

jHAtiantic Avenue courts, In- Sports and Civic Center, «? 

Sr terested girls nay register at Street off the boardwalk, 

the program; fee is $5. every Wednesday, and 

Saturday nighta. Admission^ 

« and the dance* last from ff 

MORNING SPORTS to 11 p.m. wife music by ttr 

TOR YOUNGSTERS Sound Decision disc Jockey*.' 

Morning Sports Is an In- PHOTOS AVAILABLE 

troductory program In a .Moit plctarwi that ap- 

variety of sports activities for pear In The Sentinel*' 

boys and girls ages 8-12. It la Ledger may be porenuMj. 

held from 9 a.m. to noon at the office, lli 8th St for 

Monday and Wednesday at a charge of $2. > 1* 

SPRINGFIELD 

INN 

43nl & Pleasure, Sea Isle 

Call 263-4951 

MUSIC 

DAILY 

Saturday & Sunday Jams 3 8 p.m. 

HANK JURAY & BUD BLACK 

RfiVUiS 

Wtd. Aug. 7th 

Party 

"CHRISTMAS" 

Come Tell Santa 

What You Want 

B *l 

Thur.»Aufl.8 • 


"THE 

CRYSTALS" 


"THE CAROUSEL" 

605 8th St. Ocean City, N.î ] { , 

TODAY'S DINNER SPECIAL 

Fresh Vi of YounojBaked 

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TUESDAY, AUGUST U. I9SS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 15 

Ami page i) 

was sub. 

... %. Roger A, 

Mpnroe and U. undergoing 

duplex development which 

began with Installation of a 

stone revetment to fend 

1 --^.flooding haiards. 

" was •ssessed at 

Board recommends zoning changes to City Council 

nearly $1 million 

aty Plannir JohnGldMMi 

mid while the development 

•atiifiei municipal 

requirements, he speculated 

property owners may be 

Ineligible for government 

subsidized flood Insurance 

rates available through the 

Lowell Davis, puts the finishing touches on a 

"painting depicting everyday life at the Davis 

homestead,FoxFire Farm. 

Toted artist due Aug. 8 

:ijtfwd ijtfwdt,'Pajria,. who has gehmM of Randolph, dolph, Mas* Mas*, 

tarned arned international International thett 

lM dtoWtat dtoWtator of 

repltl i as a painter and 

' collector plates 

r, wfil share hU farm,/ end 

jm mmaalbm, as Bain by art lovers from 

at Uw own CTeationa goston to SeatUe, Bavli _, 

* v«,>« yd,, tows m mgpiMtJon fron 6- 

- j * . « *«_-- 3 * 05 ifBydayllfeontofiraiaad 

and 8 to 10 p.m. Ibrsday, the unending antics of his 

**"!• •• barnyard crew of critters. His 

ivialt to this area Is part ptam and flgurlnei are 

"-" 

J " coUeetedworldwldi, 

Water company seeks increase 

' serviced by the utility, aren't 

-j under mandatory water 

by sane southern New Jersey, restrictions, 

cottntlei due 'to drought the company expects 

conditions. public bearings en their rate 

"While the company has hike to take place In the UI 

Dticedi a reduction In its followed by evidentiary 

water sates as a result of the hearings when the company 

water ban in effect, this case must justify Its request, 

i& based oo the increased 

operating expenses,- labor and 

the huge construction 

progrant the company ex> 

pqqts to experience 

ffifotygbput the remainder of 

BBS," ;the release stated. 

Atlantic and Cape May 

'~ , which include areas 

Ocean City's Theatres 

on the Boardwalk 

CL08ID SUNDAY 

398-8768 

/MOORLYN TWIN 

"A MOVE THE WHOLE 

6:4B*B:20 - 

THE VfLLAGE 

AlR CONDITIONED 

POINT 4 •! 

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MacARTHUR BLVD. 

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927-0131 


INCLUDING SUNDAYS 

NOW SHOWING 

MATINEE 1PM (Reg. AUm) 

ALS03PMIfBAIWN6> 

ALL SEATS 

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7W0HTS/LWEHL 

ra.nL *eagn to eliminate tone- GameD'a Intent to rewm the 

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Nancy Fox-Hoover, Dan Entriken soloists with Ocean City Pops 

Frank Ruggleri. conductor 

of the Ocean City Pops Orchestra, 

announces the guests 

soloists for Aug. 4 through 1 

will be soprano Nancy Fox- 

Hoover and tenor Dan Entriken. 

The concerts are 8 p.m. 

Sunday through Wednesday 

an the Music Pier, Admission 

Is free on Sunday; |] on 

Monday, Tuesday and 

Wednesday. 

Ocean City Baby Parade 

Queen Infanta will be 

crowned as the second half of 

Wednesday's program, 

starting at 9 p.m. The annual 

parade will be held Thursday 

Nancy Fox-Hoover 

REPEAT OF A SELLOUT-CHICKEN & RIBS SALE 

Dan Kntrikrn 

morning, Aug. I, on theeonewts 

and opera. She to Mlolst in Elijah with the Utah 

boardwalk. 

currently touring the county Oratorio Society in Salt Lake 

Nan 

with a Cole Porter revue, Qty, The reviews of that 

> Fox-Hoover Is a resident of "You're the Top" and a two- perfermBnci called her 

Ocean City and a former person concert production, sirging "exquisite... and 

faculty member at Glassboro "Broadway magic — thettuliling." 

College, Atlantic Community vintage years," 

Ms, Fox-Hoover is featured 

College and Indiana She ia heard as soloist with on several local commercials 

University of Pennsylvania. a number of major orchestras Including Starns Shoprlte, and 

She now teaches privately Including the Pittsburgh and this spring she starred In a 

and performs extensively in Deti-ott symphonies, and last national fUm for the Lutheran 

musical theatre, oratorio, month appeared as soprano Church In America called 


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pur children's dinner evenl 


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Served Dally 

tai^'^'î^/k^^^^ 1 ^'''' V' k 

1^ 

"The gift is me," She has 

appeared with Rod McKuen 

at Resorts International in 

Mantle City, and in past 

seasons has requently performed 

with the South Jersey 

Regional Theatre* In a variety 

d roles such as Agnes in I Do. 

I Do, and the soprano role in 

Side by Side by Sondheim, 

She Is the director of the 

ae is the director of The 

Tweedie-Dmn Troupe, a 

musical theatre company for 

children 6 to 12 with divisions 

in South Jersey and New York 

Qty, and specializes in 

teaching vocal technique to 

youngsters, 

A graduate of West Virginia 

IWversiry, the University of 

Michigan and the Mozarteum 

Academy in Salzburg, 

Austria, she is represented by 

Joanne Rile management in 

Philadelphia and American 

Artists In Ntiw York aty. 

Tenor Dan Entriken, a 

veteran of many summers at 

me Ocean City Muste Pier, 

was born and raised in 

Baltimore, Md. where at the 

Peabody Institute be received 

Ms early musical training 

Mr, Entriken has a varied 

career which over the yean 

has centered from hla adopted 

home, New York 1 your Gun and been a featured 

soloist at the Radio City Music 

Hall. Film appearances in- 

GUy. clude Ragtime, Annie and The 

His operatic credits include Verdict, 

The San Frandsco Opera This past season Mr. En- 

Association, The New Jersey triken was seen in S3 'ran* 

state Opera and what has secuUve performances of 

became The Opera Company Benjamin Britten's Albert 

of Philadelphia and -The Herring at the Long Wharf 

Baltimore Opera, 

Theatre in New Haven, Conn. 

He has appeared in theThis 

fall he will be featured In 

Broadway production of 1770, (he world premier of Anthony 

at the giant outdoor marine Davit's opera, The Life and 

theatre at Jones Beach near Vrma of Malcolm X, to take 

New York d© In /twite Qet place in Philadelphia. 

Bridgeton bus jrip set 

wring a bus trip to historic 

dii«U«ir3e Nail House 

»ta waleh houses early 

and glass displays the 

EWV1 USSV*! M BwOtwetChureh 

&pt. a. The bus m depart meM t m wd ^ Mo0M 

the County Museum on Route Mansion 

fin Oape May Court House at 

8:30 ajn, and return at ap- Lunch will be available at 

prorimately 6 pm the Grand Old House, 

After viewing a slide show 

at the Bridgeton Tourist Further information and 

Center, a guide will take reservations may be obtained 

participants on a sightseeing by calling the museum at 4(t5tour 

of colonial, Federal, and *S5- Reservations must be 

Victorian architecture «. made by Sept. 8, 

401 ASBURY AVENUE. OCEAN CITY, NJ 

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Ptrsonalfy Selected, 3 lbs. or more 

Whole Chicken Breasts *1.19 

Personally Selected Boneless 

Top Round London Broil J 2.29,b 

Personally Seleetrt 

Boneless Chuck Roast S 1.39i. 

Ptrsonally Selected Frosh J lbs. or more 

Ground Chuck *1.39.b 

Pkg, 9 to 11 End & Center Chops 

Assorted Pork Chops ' 1.49m 

Nabisco 

Ritz Crackers 11401. box. •3 

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Served from 

5:30to9:00P.M. 

Chunk Light Chicken of the Sea 

Oil or Wafer SiMioi.eans'2 

All PurpoiM 

iasfem Potatoes 99 C 10 ib, bag 

Luscious Extra Large 

California Nectarines 49 V. 

Extra Large Jersey 

Slicing Tomatoes 49V 

Thomas 

English Muffins $ 1.69,,,i/Pk 

Sparkling Reg. or Sugar Free 

Canada dry Ginger Ale * 1,89 

t «pack12oz,conis 

MON: Steak Diane , $9,95 

TUE: BourbonStrestChicken ,.;,,,, $?,85 

WED: Lingidni w/Red or White Clam Sauce, garUc bread 17.05 

THUR; Beef Touraedos w/Grien Pepîrcorn Sauce $9p»5 

FRI: Sauteid Jumbo Shrimp w/Veg,, Curry Sauce.", $9.85 

SAT: Prime Rib , King$12,95.,.,Quee« $9.95 

SUN: Veal Gruytre, Marsala Sauce $9,95 

A SAUSMAN GROUP HOTEL 

"The only thing we overlook is the oceanf" 

15th a Boardwalk, Ocean City. N.J 

Reservations not requited, but luggeitad 

An Ocean City Tradition 

FEATURING 

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FRENCH TOAST 

M/ftDE WITH FRESH 

BAKEDCHALLAH 

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STRAWBERRIES 

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399-8812 

OCEAN OTY POPS ORCHESTRA 

IN CONCERT, MUSIC PIER 

atmsrsoLoms 

Nancy Fo«-Hoover, Soprano 

Dm Entriken. Tenor 

BPMTUBSDAY, AVQ, I 

State Fair Selection .,.,,.,,, Rodger* 

ELuceivmLeSteUetram Tom,............ Puccini 

Dan Entriken 

VltmnByNlght ,.,.,,,,. Newell 

Sara Newell, pianist 

Je Vewt Vlvrefrom Fmat Gounod 


Bucchanale from Samton k Delilah.......... Saen-Saens 

Nothing Uke a Dame ... . ......Rodgeri 

Tom Perkins 

......;,.,.... Uthgow 

Songs From&oUand.,. Trad. 

Ormada „... .......Lara 

Dan£ntriken 

PUiiairVAmour.................... Martini 

Adele's Laughing Song ,,,,,,,..,,,, .Lefaar 


Trumpeter's Lullaby ,.,...,., .Anderson 

William Schelbte, trumpet 

Romena .,......,.,,, . Wayne 

Tom Perkins 

Camuel ,,, Rodgen 

8 PM WEDNESDAY. AUG, 1 

2nd Half of Program Devoted ts 

Oownlng,0f Queen Infanta 

Mome selection . ,,,,,.... Herman 

CheGeltdaManlnafromLaBoheme , Pucdnl 

Dan Entriken 

Sleigh Ride , ... Anderson 

fiddleFaddle .,,, ., Anderson 

Mcaela's Aria from Carmm 


Poupee ValMnte., 

fMa Ardnt 

HeavenTrain....,.,,,,, Brudenel 

NewAi»nselection. , , , ,, Romberg 

Second half ^Crowning of Queen InfanU ceremony. 

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OPBtTDMTBA WEEK* YEA*ROUND 

MONDAY thru FRIDAY 11:30-11:00 

SATURDAYS SUNDAY3:00 • 11:00 

503 Ninth St 

(Off Central Ave.) 

Ocean Cfty, NJ. 

NO ONE 

HAS EVER 

LOST A PENNY 

In a savings account insured ; 

by the Federal Savings and Loan 

InsuranceCprporation, ! 

an agency pi the United States 

Government. • 

i&M>> 

o 

Investigate 

suspicious 

death of 

14 

with awUtance from 

their 

g's 

mM to«d 

f According to paUet, Mai Hoang, • 

Vtetnamfiie.Immigrant who this fifl 

would have J»en a frMhmiDi at OeaM 

a • chambennaM at ttie Bitcavne 

Hotel, M2 Ocean Av. for tt» past matt 

and a half. Hotel-owner Joseph 

Hnomonte dUpovered her bw^ whm bo 

went to Investigate why the gfci hadnt 

reported to the front desk to cover bun 

|)whUe he attended to other baaliiess, they 

* Ptoomonte said after be .received'no 

response to nl» knocking, be entered the 

girl's room where he thought she was 

leta flpg ' 

'I'Sto was lying on one pillow and there 

wa» another pjflow on tup of her face 

with Me band on top," Ptaomonte jaid 

Wednesday afternoon. "I shook her not 

tedidn-trespondaDdlanook her agato. 

* Costly 

New signs to speed your way .Section l, page 3;; 

IRS withdraws tip^qoUngplan .Section 1, page 2 

15 letters to the editor Section 2, pages 4,5 bulkhead 

he was unaware of. any 

qther'suspiclous incidents at the hotel For the Joneses, business is a game........ Section 2, page 1 

although, police have- investigated SJ technology consortinm is formed Section 2, page % 

l noise complaints la the area, , Local writet has new book on newspapers., Section 2, page 3 work due 

^êr'twtoare »ch«iuW to help Fishing news Section 2, pages 10,11, 

Investigators determine the exact cause /Classifieds, begin Section 1, page n \ 

SEA ISLE CITY — lbe Board of 

^deathiWckles said. Cape MayCowrty 

Oommissioners will hold a spedal 

detective Capt. Robert Ehrell aaM police Obituaries SectlonLpageg meetk« today (Friday at S pjn.) In the 

WW-continuing work' on fliejr LIO- Crossword .'. Section l, page l« '"" tafcty building to discuss several 

vwtigativeleads." ,'/.,'«,•,- 7 

projects currently facing tbe 

; p t ' (Hease..turn to 

... three projects, at 89th, 7«h and 

8ttd streets, total almost $190,000 and 

haw been to the works for some time, 

^pacifications have already been 

prepared by Andrew Previti, a 

spofawnin for dty Engineer John 

Wattar, according to Mayor Bflchfed 

McBak. 

HOwewr, dty offlcUU have been 

h*a&Mjam --" qickly quickly on tbe pj project- 

r l«1*>*W«t tbuoderatorm last week 

1 wasbsdawaylMeet of sidewalk at 7Wi 

|t;arist'»nd. Roberts Awoue, laavlng a &• 

miiSStik and exposing telephone, 

kind or pusbtd (me project) 

' *"tto fait." McHale said. 

'win apmri fOJOM at 7Mh 

Til* mstaHatlon of an IMoot 

r MdkbMd to stablliaa erosion and 

otiltlt«,^cWa 

project wookib.-ft. 

r.be said. 

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The new.traffk signals at 24th Street and West Avenue are synchronited with the ones at 18th 

Street to facilitate traffic floiy along the city's widest street. , ' , 

Hughes lauds decision 

casino tip-pooling plan 

The Internal Revenue 

Service has withdrawn a 

prepoiiiJ that wotfd htvt 

required casino beverage 

servers in Atlantic aty to pool 

their tips. 

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The XBB bad submitted the 

plan for approval by the N.J. 

CUM Control Commission, 

as a means of making gun 

that the government was able 

to collect taxes on tip Income 

_a at lowiit prleat 

1 t?4-tr .-••'•••• 1, 

Four SPosition Chairs 

64" Ova! Table 

REPLACEMEHT CUSHIONS • UMBRELLAS 

Area Ltaderln Outdoor Furniture 

Surfcide Casual Furniture 

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/./'/ I I 

Bill and Orrel Sullivan 

on your 

45th Wedding Anniversary 

—August 10,1985— 

Love, jean & Art, Loretio & Bob, Ella & Ray 

Bernadetie & joe, Bill & Peggy, Bob & Donna 

and your 23 grandchildren • 

/ , / 

I I I 

' . I--/'". I * 

7 I 

earned, by cocktail die need to develop j» 

waitresses. workable solution to the 

to a strongly worded letter problem of underreporting of 

to the IKS earlier thU month, tip Income. Be added that 

Rep. BUI Hughes eritldxed there are stiD major problem* 

the Up-pooling plan as un- tote reviewed nspectmg IBS 

necessarily harming use of surVelilance to 

waitresses by preventing tbe estimate me tip Income of 

hardest workers from earning beverage servers do the 

any more than the poorest casino floor. ,, 

workers. . «we have to rtcognhw that 

Hughes was Informed of the mere are some people In the 

IRS decision to withdraw the industry who nave conpetition 

by means of a sJstentty and deliberately 

telephone can from Newark reported far kts «p income 

District Director Cornelias than they have actually 

Ooleman. enmed," Hughes said. "Ana 

"I think the IRS deserve* result, the IRS h u m 

nothing but praiae for dftrtahen, some tattiy sevtn 

reconsidering thla matter and enforcement, meant* Vm 

withdrawing its petition,": have!'. created lerlow 

rfcghessald'lt'sanoanipto'problftM.tofthe lnnocent*i 

of a government agency weD at Ihe guOtjr. ^ 

listening to constructive "It's Unpornnt, at thii 

orittdm, and reaching a point, to darelop a better 

humane coQciuslwi." system that WIH-JMUK mat 

Hughes said mat the IRS afltotttoindutfrypaynolmtig 

decision, however, inensses more or.Jess than.thelfii* 

abate *M i income?) taieSf.'} 

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tbmtog with Us revi«#(j5< the 

methodology usedby tbe IR& 

developed through - suj-. /A 

vefflance, to otimate the ttjp «Uy;../noonThursday:, 

WHt M IM Mhinuwi Kiv«r tiug p* vMf, U0M (or tv« ywi 

l«rlc*,M -•• 

City getting new signs 

Tliere are new signs in 

town. 

literally, new street aunt 

and stop signs are replacing 

older, less visible signs. 

Tills year's phase of the sign 

project, which got underway 

recently, Includes the south 

side of 5th Street through 18th 

Street from the ocean to bay 

Including the Bdardwalk, 

according to Assistant Administrator 

Joseph Clark, 

who expects program completion 

in two years. 

"Everything will be 

uniform and leu confusing," 

dark said. "The big thing U 

we're conf orming. It win bt 

good for those not familiar 

Wltt^the town, 

"The signs will be the same 

spiv and same height," be 

added. 

City Council In March 

•warded an |18,875 contract 

to Signs of Safety in 

Edgewater for ISO high intensity, 

reflective stop signs 

nut M) armn and white street 

signs In addition to poles, 

brackets and several Information 

signs Indicating 

direction to parking, the 

airport and transportation 

t 

134B Weil Ave. 

OctinCltY.NJ. 

The stop aigns will be the 

largest allowed by law at 30 

by 30 inches, noted Clark., 

Current signs are 24 by M 

inches. 

Existing sign poles will be 

replaced with galvinlied pole* 

which will accommodate both 

tie stop and street name 

signs. Tbe state requires stop 

signs to be posted seven feet 

high, Clark said. 

Hie city's sign order also 

includes 96 double-faced 

street signs which will hang 

from trombone or overhead 

traffic signals such as the OM 

at 6th Street and West 

Avenue. 

The^rigirproiect Ja part of 

the city's improvement 

program which also include* 

street lining. Member* of foe 

dty Public Work* and Poliw 

departments are doing the 

WOT*, iuptrvtoed by George , 

Rumer, director of the 

maintenance and repair 

division, and Ptt Gifft DuO. 

-Anita J. Spiegel 

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Cfioois from smart mads, soft eorti/rayi and 

blazer flannels in sport coats. ..Coordinate with. 

flannel or corduroy slacks,.. Suitings In elaaale 

Hemngbones. subOm pmsMplngtand mund ptalda, 

Our sportswear oo/tocOon inoiudms « wida array of 

ShmUandemw necks, bulky and pammad sweaters 

as wall as traditional lamb's wool v-necks... also, 

long-sleeve knit shins in rugby and polo styles,,. 

solid, striped and tamrsai button-down oxfords,., 

Stop In and let our eourtmoua and kmwlodgmabla 

staff assist you in your selections! 

Burpee Gro Tomatoes 

Burpee Gro Vegetables 

Ortho Plant Food 

Rose and Flower Cure 

Insect Killer (veo) 

Outdoor Insect Fogger 

Liquid Sevin - 

Triox Vegetation Killer 

Reg 

$2.39 

S3.99 

$2.49 

UM 

14,98 

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qt. S4.4V 

SALE 

*1.99 

. *2.79 

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Men's Women's 

Children's 

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Men's Short Sleeve 

DRESS SHIRTS 

'13.90 

From Arrow and Manhatten 

in solid color white, plaids 

and stripes. Sizes 14V*t to 17% 

Regularly I17,OM1I.OO 

August WHITE SALE 

15% Off ON ALU REGULARLY PRICED MERCHANDISE 

KARPEL CURTAINS 

72X24 

72X30 

72X45 

72x54 

Valances 

rag. urn 

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reg.«.9t 

WHITE TIIBACK CURTAINS TRIMMED WITH 

RUST, GOLD, BLUE OR GREEN 

TABLECLOTHS 

CANVAS HAMPERS 

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LONG SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS 

*2.99 and *2M 

POLO SHIRTS FOR SOYS AND 

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IN SOWDS AND STRIPES 

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shorts by Levi'S, 

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in sizes 8-20. 

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PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. FRIDAY, AUdUSTfe 

Grace, Cotshott exchange vows at St Augusthie's 

ft, AngDtttne'i R.C. Cbarch The Rev, Joief Escorted by her father, the matching bat with accents of bad a high neck, tiered Following the double ring 

wu the setting June 8 far the Wagonhaffer officiated at the bride won a go*i> of white tan and pearls with a net scalloped ttetvti and a light Ceremony, a reception wat 

wedding otLutrle Aim Grace, afternoon ceremony. Dave reembroidered organza with blusher ending tn a chapel taftata dirt. Her headpiece held at Buena Vista Country 

daughter of Mr. and Mr». Benson and Kelh/ May nog a wedding ring neckline, snort 

g 

was a spray of sflk Bowers Oub. Following a honeymoon 

William Once of Ocean Vkw, and played guitar. Selection* sleeves in a tiered, scalloped 

Serving as maid of lunar with • caiatto of pewU. in Bermuda, the couple are 

who became the bride of John included. Longer and Thepetal 

effect, a fitted bodice 

imKa% Once, tii&ef the Bridesmaid* tm Diane making their home in West 

W.Cotahottni,8M](rfMr.and x Song, The organist with pearl drop accents and a 

bride. She was attired In a DeMichele of Marmora, Patterson. 

Mm. John W. Cotahott Jr., of Harriet Rlartmnn. scalloped hemline ending in a 

perrtwinkle gown of reem- Joans Cotshott of Ocean The bride is a 1980 graduate 

Ocean Qty. 

.train. She wore a 

brokiered taffata. the bodice Oty, sisters of the groom and of Ocean City High School. 

Carolyn Murphy of Con- She received her associate of 

necticut. Tljey wore matching 

Foglio, science degree in business 

Harrison 

gowns In pink nede wtth administration at Atlantic 

matching headpieces and Community College and is 

carried booqoets of rainbow 

are engaged , 

employed as an executive 

aftera, bachelor buttons and secretary at Ellis Graphics m 

bouvardU. Flower girl 

Mr. and Mrs. Satvatore j. Mr. Harriaoa, was 

northern New" Jersey. 

Kathleen DeMlcnele. niece of 

Fogbo of Ocean aty an- graduated from NorflMaHam 

The groom Is a 1979 

the groom, wore a white 

nounce the engagement of Clinton Central School in 

graduate of Ocean City High 

embroidered eyelet dress School. He received his 

i , , 

accented with pink ribbon. 

to Daniel den Harrison, son thmouth College. He b also 

bachelor of science degree in 

of Mr, and Mn. David J, employed by Ayerst 

Mark Benson of Ocean aty electronic engineering 

Harrison of rhmnpliilii, N.Y. Laboratories Research Inc. 

was best man. Usfaers were technology in May at Trenton 

The brUe-toti Is a 1979as 

a programmer analyit 

B01 Once of Ocean View, State College. He is employed 

graduate of Ocean aty High A September 1906 wedding 

brother of the bride; Joseph as an electronic engineer at 

School. A graduate of is planned. 

Cotshott of Ocean City, the Stager Corp. Ksarfott 

brother of the groom; end 

Nazareth College of H " 

Division in Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cotshott III 

Correlating plans for the Ocean City Yacht Rochester, N.Y., she is em- JOHNSON COMPLETES £Wfl*ito of Jtaroiora, 

Club lnncheon and fashion show to be held Ang. ployed by Ayerst CABINETRY COUBSK 

nrouier-uHaw of tne groom. 

10 are from left, Vera Turner, chairwoman, Laboratories Research Inc. of Walter Johnson of Dailey 

Likens and Candelora are engaged m 

Billie Carroll and Jeanne VoUmer. Fashions will Princeton as a biochemistry Custom Cabineiry at 750 West 

chose a lavender crystal 

pleated sheath with three Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Likens engagement of their Fantastictts at the Camelot 

researcher. Av. has completed tte Woodbe 

front the Lillian Albas Shop. 

quarter boufont sleeves. tte of Ocean aty announce be * daughter, Bettte-Aime, to Joe Mnner Theatre In Ocean City 

Mode Advanced Scbool for 

groom's matter wore a 

Candelora, also of this city. Mr. Candelora is a graduate 

raspberry chiffpn with full 

of Glflssboro State CoUege. %m - 

% 

at the company training 

skirt, fitted embroidered 

The bride-to-be Is a former was artistic director of the 7B. 

center in Kreamer, Pa. by 

bodice and raffled sleeves. 

Miss Cape May County. She la Bouse, producer of the Fable 

director Don O'Connor. 

agraduate of Ocean City High Factory Children's Theatre 

School and Clemson and is now artistic director lor 

IMversIty, in South Carolina. the Camelot Dinner Theatre; J 

An actress and ginger, die U An October wedding is' 

currenUy appearing in Theptumidf 

,, | 

Back to School 

at the 

Bag Room 

The Bag Room 

AND MONOGRAM SHOP 

7th & Asbury Ave,, Oecan City 

898.1740 

OPEN DAILY 

10 to 5 

CLOSED 

WEDNESDAY 

FINAL 

Summer Sale! 

Off 

clothing • accessories 

boff 

sundresses • shorts • swimsults 

All Sales Final • No Refunds or Returns 

Cross Country Shops 

Central Square, Llnwood 

Mon.-Sat. 104. Wtd ,Thur, Fri. Ul» 

653-0190 

37496th St., Stone Harbor 

Open Daily 10-10 

Especially when they're having a Sale! 

ALL SUMMER MERCH AflJDISE 

50% of f Sale Continues 

BpimiesCloset TqqX 

Flanders Hotel, nth A Boardwalk 


FALL ami WINTER COLLECTION 

LADIES APPAREt 

SPORTSWEAR • ACCESSORIES 

I ~Bl Summer Apparel ' I 

I REDUCED 30% I 

744 Astafy An. • Oeelii Off • 399-1035 

Bettie-Ann Likens 

tEl|e Jlropjub 

STOREWIDE SALE 

50%off 

TUBS., Aug. 6th through Sat., Aug. 10th 

fUM. Wed. 8, Thun, IQtO 5 • Fri. and Saf, 10 to i 

Yarn * towel • Ndpf. ^Counted XSf Iteh fc AeMSSOrlw 

WaysideVttgiff mmm,H,J, (BOB)39Q3B07 

f not fun 

why wear t? 

VJ" •=•.':-.?- 

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Ocean CIt# 399-0082 

Mon., Tuts, and Wed. 

i SPECIALS - 

HAIRCUTS .. M.5O 

J-SL \\ 

rIAIR CARE ^CENTERS 

SHAMPOO*SETT Thursday SPECIAL I 

m ' '2.50 Off -* 

Any Perm 

Starting at $35 

Includes cut, 

; styling (.guarantee 

Appointments Available, 

Walk-ins Welcome 

donna/gay 

dillon 

Friday SPECIAL 

SHAMPOO, CUT & 

BLOW-DRY 

Ladles... *7.95 

:*. ,.'6.95 

Yingst, Davis engaged 

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. at Reading Hospital and 

Yingst of Ocean aty, an- Medical Center. , ,,• 

nounce the engagement of ft, Davis is a graduate,rf,, 

their daughter, Susan Franklin & Marshall College^; 

Elizabeth, to Dr. James B. Lancaster, Pi. and Univwv 

Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. aity of Pennsylvania School; of, 

navid R. Davis of Berwyn, Medicine, Philadelphia, Pa. 

He is a medical resident 

Miss Yingst is a graduate of Reading Hospita]. ^ 

Aright College, Reading, A spring wedding Is pla%,, 

•a. and is a registered nurse 

Bowker,Muniz engaged 

RttBsen T. Bowker rf Ocean 

aty announces the 

oigagement of hta daughter 

Stacey L. and Rafael H. 

Munlz, Jr. son of Rafael H. 

Munli ST., of Staten Island, 

N.Y. and Olga Muniz, of 

if.JUDeNOVENA 

ty iKTM Mtift of JeBB M 

i HMft e» JBW urn 

K( «n mum*. *

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGEH. OCEAN CITY. N.jl 

Babies crawl to victory on the beach 

Ovir40taWiiwerioff«nd heati. The M month age Unwood •too took top honors out on fop la the ffrgt two PhUadilphta, Pa, took tint 

naming, or rather erawUni, group began their race y, their Individual heats, heats, and Irian aoim of place In tht IMS month 

for the top prize In Ocean shortly after 10 a.m. Beesley's Point, and Jonathan group, followed closely by 

City's annual Pamper John David Unangst of In the 10-11 month category. Synder of Phoentxvillt, Pa Elizabeth Millar of Ocaan 

Sewnper on Tueiday nrar* Thornton, Pa, went out Uke a fouf separate heats took miwledtoth§flBiihfa§t§itin aty, 

ring. Although some were a shot to capture first prize in place. Kiel Williams of Un- the final heats. ' Winners in toe final heat 

bit iiuggiih, grand prlii his heat. Mark Larsin of, mod and Ray Ootttner of ncelved prteai donated by 

winner Jude Canova took to Berlin, and Daniel Lajienei of Lower Gywnedd, Pa, eami Heather Evans-" of î merchanti 

Bit parachute Uke a pro, • 

The object of the contest U 

to crawl off the chute and 

touch the sand, and Jude 

bund It was quite an easy 

task, Jude was also a winner • 

In U>e IMS month heat. ' ,j 

Ray Goettner of Lower 

OywnifM, Pa, made his way i * 

% 

SEZrSS 

whereabouts of classmate 

FHIDAY. AUGUST 0^ l 

îia, 

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*•. • pmt«wM*fW*KmiMmii{fc 

Ray Ooettner, left, second-place winner, and Aaren Maczonis deciding 4pf 

should we or shouldn't we. -til 

•t 

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Not much further to go for Ray Goettner, ultiinate second-place winner. 

charge 

***-*• 

30%-50% Off 

Entire Stock of Summer Fashions 

neons. 

\WAYSIDE VILLAGE, MARMORA 

50% on. 


26% Off 

NEW WINTER 

OUTERWEAR 

Sorry, No Layaways or Gift 

Wrap. All Sales final 

bally 10.5:30, • Frl. 10:00 to 7 p,m 

CLOSiDSUNDAY 

Midnight Sun 

Tannina Salon 

NEWEST & MOST MODERN 

FACILITIES AVAILABLE 

,.! SUMMER SPECIALS!", [ 

UNLIMITED VISITS for'25.00 per month 

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- SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, lftfe ? 

Obittiaries 

Mai Hoang, 14; honor student 

at intermediate school 

/ Mai N. Hoang, 14, of 617 Wesley Av. died Aug. 6. 

-> , She was a native of Vietnam and had lived in Hawaii 

•t before coming to this area in 1978. 

;i. Miss Hoang was a student at Ocean City Intermediate 

iSchool and was graduated with high honors this year from 

rjhe eighth grade. She had served on the school's Safety 

• Patrol and was named Student of the Month for March and 

„ April In 1983, 

> Miss Hoang also had received recognition in the Cape Stay 

, County Teen Arts Festival 1985. She also received the 

v American Legion Appreelailon Award in 1982 far the dpi 

May County Coloring Contest, 

; , Surviving are her parents, Zt Mai and Michael Savlno of 

city 

TRflVEL""'"""'^ria. 

; 

201 West Ave. • Since 1971 • Ocean CilyJ 

-FREE- 


. Round Trip Door to Door Limo from O.C. 

to Philadelphia Airport or Airport Best 

Western Send-off Package, 

WITH PURCHASE OF 

ANY 7 DAY OR LONGER 

; WINTER AIR/SSA CRUISE 

(byOet. 1.19B5) 

'i What is Select Checking? 

It's your choice of 3 different checking accounts: 

''f 

| Call 399-0032 

a 

this city; two sisters, l^ly'tif this city and Kalani Mil, at 

home; a pother, Tommy Hoang of SeavlUe, and a paternal 

Sepgrandfathtr, Carl Savlno of Ocean View. 

Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 9:30 a.m. Saturday 

•t St. Aligufttae's R.C. Church. Burial will be In Seaside 

Ctemetery, Palermo. Ftiends may call from 7 to § pjn. today 

" y) at toe Godfrey Punfifalriome, 809 Central Av., with 

at 8 p.rn. . 

orial contributions can be made to the Mai N. Hoang 

Memoria] Fund in care of the Ocean City Board of 

Education, 

J, Gordon Guiton; headed 

travel group in Ohio 

J. Gordon Guiton, 69, of 375 E. Sea Spray Rd. died Aug. 7 In 

Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. 

Mr. Guiton, retired since 1979, bad been president of the 

Wayfarer Group Travel la Cincinnati, Ohio Me was a native 

of Canada and came to this country in 1952. 

He was a resident of this area for five years and was • 

former resident of Cincinnati. He also waa a member of 

Christ Episcopal Chard, Somers Point. 

Surviving art hU wife, Evelyn K.; a daughter, Nancy 

Out of Kingston, Out; a stepson, Robert R. Warner of 

OttsvtUe, Pa.; and a stepdaughter, Frances Tappan of 

Demascus, Md. 

Burial Office and Holy Eucharist frill be read at 11 a.m. 

today (Friday) at Christ Episcopal Church, Somers Point. 

Burial win be at 2 pjn. In Whltemarah Memorial Cemetery, 

Proêctville, Pa. 

The family requests memorial contributions to the Ocean 

aty Rescue Squad. Arrangements are by the Godfrey 

Funeral Home, Ocean City. 


FLOWER SHOP 


• MARK VIDETTO • 

Mi Aibury Ave. 

Phone 398-1157 

Ocean City, N.J, 

Friends of Musie Tlekfti on Sale Here i 

CollectiveIntroduces 

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Checking 

the checking account that 

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"Perfect Combination" 

interest Checking 

Interest Pius Cheeking 

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It's nee chucking, 

l\'» low minimum balances. 

It's check return or check safekeeping. 

It's even high money market rates. 

All this and MAC, tool 

open your Select Checking Account 

today at any of our offices •' 

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i Harbor 

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Dr, Delbert Smith, 70j 

longtime summer resident 

Dr, Delbert C. Smith, 70, of Ocean City and Fairmont, 

W.Va, died Aug. 5 In Shore Memorial Hospital. •* 

Dr, Delbert was a medka] doctor tilth a practice in 

Fairmont. He was a summer resident foranany yean in 

Ocean City, 

Surviving are hit wife, Miry; three daughten, Nancy 

Francis of Phillppi, W.Va., Barbara Smith of Fairmont, 

Susan Grider of Doylestown, Pa.; and four grandchildren. 

Graveiidi itrrtcM wire In Oaklnwn Gmnetery, 

RivesviUe, W.Va. at the convenience of the family. 

Local arrangements were by the Chester 3. Wimberg 

Funeral Home. 

Lawrence Casey, StyllSt 

SOMERS POINT — Lawrence T. Gnat, 49, of 655 Shore 

Rd,,dledAug.8|nhtohomea(tor«longfltaeM, 

Mr. Casey was a hair stylist. A Philadelphia resident for 

nwt of Ma m, he had Uvid in this area tor six yeam 

Surviving are his wife, Susan E.; a stepson, Cornelius J. 

Hogan; a stepdaughter, Lois Teresa Hogan of Atlantic Oty; 

three hrotori, Joseph of Ltawood, Mnithew c. Jf. of ten. 

sauken and Daniel of Winingboro; five sisters, Itaertaa 

Friole of Wildwood, Fla.. Amu Marie Eagan of Pennsauken, 

and Katherine Rich, Dorothy Mount and Elizabeth 

Messina, all of Cherry Hill. 

Services were at the convenience of the family. 

Arrangements were by Adams-Perfect Funeral Borne, 

Northfield. 

Donations may be made to J o n point Volunteer Ambulance 

Squad. ' 

Frances Walton, S8| school 

board president in Hampton 

HAMPTON, N J. - Ftmeu H, Walton, 38, tentrly of 

Sonera Point, died Aug. 1 in Hunterdon Medial Center 

Flemlngton. * 

Born In SOBBUM Point, ahe was a resident here the pat 10 

years. Mrs. Walton was president oftbe Hampton Board of 

Bduerton at fl» BUM of tor death, , 

SurtvlBiariherhuBtandOtorgeK.; two sons, Robert O,md 

Matthew R., bom it home; her mother Franeea Btrgen 

o^ Ocean City; two brothersLt. Col. John Bergen of Omaha, 

Neb., and Michael of Ocean Qty. «—-, 

Banking 

Collective Federal Is now a member of MAO.. .the 

Money Access Cam. MAC Is ready when you are 

. , . 84 hours a day, 7 days a week. For cash 

wlthdnwala, deposits, loan payments, transfers 

between cheeking and savings, plus Instant account 

balances, 

Collective MAC machines in this area: 

OCEAN CITY 

Ocean Ci;ty Super'Fresh — 1500 Haven Ave. 

SOMERS POINT 

Somers Point Office — Bethel Rd. & Route 9 

Ask for your MAC application at any of our offices 

FEDERAL SAVINGS 

"A complete financial services company" 

•• CINNAMINSON * QLOUCESTERCITY • MARLTON* MEOFORD *' ' ^ > 

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Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Monday In St? 

- Ann's R.C. Church, Hampton. Burial wu In Sl> Ann 1 * 

Cemetery. Arrangements were by the Douglas D. Martin- 9i 

nmeral Home, CUnton. i 

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR DAVIDS -- 5 

SATURDAY MORNmO S 

A Memorial Mass trill be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow-- 

(Saturday) in St. Francis Cabrlnl Church, tad Street and-. 

Atlantic Avenue, for Susan McCarthy Davids who dJedJuly" 

a, the result of an automobile accident In Sequel, Calif. ^ 

Contributions in her memory oily be sent to the Muscular: 

*""' " Association, UU Street M., Seuttaunpton, pa.;« 

Public Notice 

MUNICIPAL FLANMINS (SAID 

CITY OF OCIAN CITY 

ttna 

PUBLIC NOTICi 

The n«xt worhtlxjp mMtlns of ">• 

Ocean City Planning Board will g< (Mid 

Ml Tvatday, Auou.l 70, ins at 7-.W p m 

in tna Council chamben at City Hall. 

Th« following application! whlen will M 

Public Notice 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

The mil regular meeting of th# Oca* 

City Zoning Board of Aaiuilinenf will ti 

held on WMnnday, Auauit 21, I?i5'i 

7 X pin in fh> Ceuncll Ch«mb-ri I 

City Hall rt» following application! m 

be neara 

I, Allen 1 M*rli iureh, Bloeli nm 

Lot II — tmntrt with to ewntryci 

. - - tmall samllsn te «niaree a N^rgoni an 

en int ntfular aswMa (or in. taifcnofliaTMsMMMiRaMEnr.' "-*> 

Npliinbir 4 !«M nuaflng will H j, Prancls k Jsannt OMnbMh. ilat 

"l1^Hi,,,au 

'•"' Lo1 ' ~ •""•*• ""*•' «"•"«•» 

luieivitieii gfouna I»*I SK* menu nu w M i 

Otnnll*l.(«arBIBll.il8eM4|01,LotJ w!?«istr«t , 

L»nnThomp»oo. Block 190!, Lol) 3 Mol«li«, sonana J. Donsla. mm 

•'*• W*M ••VIBUPI aBJ.SI, Lot I — nwwri wWI lo renovjt 

RBBtrt », MC0ow.ll, lisclrIJ8I. Lot I ,„ Mi,fing mr», e,r w«g, lot.led i 

HobafTS.WeOtirtll.iloeliijni.Loff MI nh sirrtl 

StHMra Plai, Int., Block JIM, Loll 28 4, (,, pau, 4 JMn jaMon, (lock ftM 

*^5' _ Lot f = owneri have eonilrycttd ai 

••aehwtten»il8elafn,BI»i«78l,Lot ov»r .ijM itor.M ih« In (h« rear yari 

I»,«IttWaa in Auf will MtbscK and a ul.lllt. aim In in* 1 

Clayton ConitTMllon eempany. Block yarateftaslialHw. MlnburjhReaa. 

CONCEPT plieUtlleNl part 0/ Lot 1 - owners with t( eoMtriai 

, inc., aiotk 1 MI, uot * , oupi,, witn boil, lint ana tttana flew 

ar yart at Sill w. 

mm known «Itv. Open Public MMIngi u unit mn»i wl(H cgeklng It- „ . 

Ac ' 1H0 24 Ocean Avenua, A UU variann li 

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Too Late To 

Classify 

BiSK - whitt, ftiniti Provincial, «3 

II, lllde drawtrl. one senter. iMtlltB 

M l 

¥AF3pi/M.e-Sat,,f ••!". 1pm,, JOi 

Rtt. i, Onan view Hull iwlh of sea nt* 

•ivd, llghll. Furniture, dKoyj> 

tioumioiaitanmndalinoion- • t? 

HOUli SWAP - tONDON, r»Bur it 

room .uDurban family noon In e 

CHan8. lor t/4 btdroom properly for 

*»eiu July/Auguji IMS Preierab 

near Mth St. Nach, Wone Y 

NWeAug, It, 

JTeR NEEDED te cafe fop rti 

I mo, eld in my O.C. Refne, MM.-Frl.r 

a.m. In 5 p.m. Mult fat dMendlble 

pmjdi rtftfencH, Start Sept, 4. - 

COMPLETE DININO ROOM 1BT — !L 

Meei, whll. oak. bett oiler. Call in! 

TWO i« API, - W/D, bewh BloekSJ 

ISM Mr mo. Include! irtlllfM, Avill« 

S»ptJC>il3>i^;>iti30 i^ 

AlHt(DB¥lP: - Ktnmwe" 

line new,- heavy duty. If, 

ofiirtry. svele. will i#|l •• Bp 

»:«*rleii* 

R y R 0 R E R ? R 0 R H R ff R OR! 

ALL DRUGS ARE NOT EQUAL 

Recently, 33 of 36 brands of a particular type of drug did not meet the set l 

standards and in another case a manufacturer,was able to Bhowthat in a 

government study, his drug attained the highest blood l«vel of products • 

made by ten different manufacturers Drugs may be' 'chemically equal "but 

are not necessarily equal in their therapeutic response ', 

yqltlSddispeMe 

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11V^* -fcf ;M 

Loo* for our 1VERYDAY R«d Aiti* 8ptcUI», T^Tr 

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IDAV. AUGUST 9,1OM 

THE SENT1NEL.LEPGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

PAGE 9 — SECTION ONE 

nday, at Wonderland Pier 

This is what a tourist town should provide, 

Good... Clean...Wholesome... Family Fun! 

r, ft Mrs, Zwolock 

Bensalem, Pennsylvania 

& Mrs. Greenberg & Family 

Wilmington, Delaware 

& Mrs. Bill Fox and Family 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

Mr. a Mrs, Bernard Walker and Family 

Swiftwater, Pennsylvania 

Mr, ft Mrs.' Robert Trou. and JetAc*' "v; ' 

H Ha vcrtown, t Pennsylvania 

P l i ii 

Voters... is this really harmful to Ocean

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10..— SECTION ONE 

Free Biker's 

Breakfast! 

Join us at the 

Ocean Reef Club each 

Wednesday during the 

month of August for a 

complimentary continential 

breakfast Be our 

GuestJ 

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f 

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

A CRITIQUE 

% 

Biker's Breakfast opens 

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FRIDAY. AUGUST 0, 1985 

OCEAN COTY POPS ORCHESTRA 

IN CONCERT, HUSO PIER 

Prank Rngglert, Muilcal Director 

Tom Perklm, Baritone 

QuBstSolotsU: 

MarylynMulvey.SoprMo 

Brown Bradley, Tenor 

Maria Kafkalai, Soprano (Angnit lith) 

,4PM SUNDAY, AWM 

La Donna E Mobile, Rigoletto,, „,...,,.. Verdi 

Oi-mwal qf VWoi , ,, Arhtn 

Wllllarn Scheible, Trumpet 

Je Vem Vlwm, Faun............................ Gounod 

MiryiyflMuhfey 

/aKPJrricctfo ...,...............: Anderson 

Ave Maria ,, Schubert 

Yolanda Pawcl 

Oitfw Mill...........:.,.; Goldman 

N»«tt? Marietta ..'........ 

MMBOTflofpno, Turandot.,,,,..,,.,. 

Brown Bradley 

. Herbert 

di 

,,,....,...: ,.... 

Susan Davenport, Violin 

, Adele'B Laughing Song, BetormBtf 

Marylyn Mulvey 

Strauss 

Norwegian Dance II Gretg 

Little Jack Homer 

Tom Perkins 

, ,.,, Hack 

Kiss Me Kate. ...Porter 

Fatlh of Our Fatheri , Faba- 

I P.M MOmAY. AUG. U 

mtoumtu,. ., , .Kom 

Urn FurUva Lagri,,a. mttlrD'Amerm, .V...... Dmtottt 

Brown Bradley 

Mataguena . , . Lecuona 

Alicia Simpson 

Italian Street Sang.,.,,..., ....Herbert 

Marlyn Mulvey 

•typewriter,,.,,,.,,.,,..,....,, 

^wprted Go*..., Anderson 

IfEverIWQUULeave YM ....................... Loewe 

TomPeridns 

Mmvmn Strut,,. 

HnM. ,,,... 

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Bomas 

Romberg 

HerryMananiaim...,,,, ...,,,, 

Love tsWtwreYou Find Fnd It 

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MMarylyn l Ml Mulvery 

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Tom Perkins 

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;Stiles of 864 Plaza Place, 

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concentrating in electri- // 

«al engineering. 

i The Sentinel-Ledger 

Ibuilnegi office and swit- 

Ichboard open at 9 a.m. week- 

i Public Notices 

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< PLMM TAKI NOTICE that John p. 

•Vid JMIUM L. Hiyosi ana Lynn F. 

thomptoo nan tppllM to MM Ztnlne 

Board of AOIuttmtnt lor MM City M 

Oeian City tat t variancr wfilch will 

Mfmlt tMrn to emsnvef a first floer 

dath an nwtay s!w sim dujMn Mlns 

conttructmlo.ip.rlof lot 1 In block 1710 

en the Oj»in city T« Map «mJ alto 

WVJWTI u N WMf im llrttt. Ocean 

City, Niw Jarwy inj for tucfi sMiar 

•vrlaneH as may bt required. 

• A Miring on full matMr will bt tM4 it' 

fjW PM.on WIDNIIDAV, Augirtt 31, 

INI, in the council cnimbwa ai City 

Hill, Nlntn street iM Askiiry Avtnvt, 

Qc«»n City, Ntw Jtrtay, at which time 

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Mant or attorney MM prtwnl any obltcllsnt 

you may h»y« to the granting of 

AlsfMliutlsn. ' 

I All ot me pepen lit connection wllti 

ijili application ar» on ill* In the Office 

M ma Secretary ol me zonlno Board of 

Ad|uitment wrncti Is MatM.al Sixth 

" street and Aibury Avenue, rMin city,. 

New J«n»y, and are available tot In- 

•pectlondurlnfl reouler tosMMIIiMri,-; 

T RONALD L.TAHT.fKrulril 

I • SOI Albury Avenue 

Julte«7 

"\! Ocean City, UnrJwii* MB* 

Attorney («• Petitioners, 

John P. and Joanna L. Hiynal and 

Lynn F Thompson 

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' heoduf* (Montr, hm spplled to me * 

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t Ocean City for a virlence wtilc^ will ' 

I ijpmlf film to conttmct 34 unlh>, each of; 

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I. ol llWno space and limited kitchen, 1 ;. 

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Mulvey, Bradley and Kafkalas are featured Pops soloists 

Frank 

Frank 

Ruggieri 

Ruggieri 

musical 

musical 

director of the Ocean aty 

Pops Orchestra announces 

m ^ m m m t m ^ m m m 

ttuit Marylyn Mulvey, 

soprano, will be ap| 

ttiis week with the „,«», 

known Ocean City tenor > 

Brown Bradley, 

Mas Mulvey has missed the 

put few seasons on the M'îu 

Pier due to her cewnitmenta 

Witt Victvr Borp. 

As an added attraction on 

Wednesday evening Marii 

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•oprano, 1 will itag In the 

Mcond half of tte program. ^^ ' 

Mulvey Is a ^duate of ^ k 

aiarellff College, BriarclUf „ _ ., 

Manor, K.Y. »dtt. Brown Bradley 

Academy of Vocal Arts In She la a recipient of tte 

Philadelphia Martha Baird Rockefeller 

This past Mason the toured 

Australlia, New Zealand, 

Foundation Grant and hM Maria Kafkalas 

been Included in 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

Some thoughts on how a few of the ciiy $ $ special events may end I Hearing Monday night on inn noise complaint 

P«hllcMii«iDIWCtof urtlvitlM in Oe awhlwi of erttMtohed in ltW, WUmini A primitive iportng went Tto^WDliS?SwSwi "Hofwiuhl" OumnuiPmml HmM mm- I wogerswf P^ntalj«liquor Ucma. provided. Ilie Saturday af- am be • nuHanM. but both »!«_*_ Monday night mw^tbtltMmanttt 

_. _. . .. the Ocean Qty MWarifflU entry wu •warded the fcaturing hundred* of Hermit ClKSl-SiKu M tit MM. -hid, )«_.„ in CM ££. .£H£«l feni There wUl to a NoitaWa • .IIPPKP TnwM«n» . -E!LJ W L ^ _ Con years from now, upon PAGEANT - A beauty 

discovering a list of these pageant for hermit crabs 

activities in the archive* of established in 1973, Winning 

j- Thta went wii tor per sons 

the Mean City Historical entry was awarded the 

Ocean aty bu Its amor of 

flennlt -^Q normally weren't able to 

»- ternoon concerta aren't a She mid she tm't oppowd to wined adM-ant In their MTS 'iJSSmdmSS^ 

Museum. 

coveted Cucumber Rind Cup, 

adqw special events several 

In traditional sun 

Here's what they might find a trophy with a large 

« which will becoming up tn 

contests, Categories 

on the laser-lea video which cucumber stuck Inside. This 

tt» next few weeks. We 

_^n ~ _, ., . . — v " uiumucu Best Left Ann Tan, 

utilizes open air space as Its dike represented a year's 

.wonder how dtizens of the 

toUowed the tafanma Wu to, (bee whs drove alot; Beat 

icreen; 

supply of food to toe hermit 

future would react, iay 300 

Wustieean Contilt (sap Tanned Soles of Feet, Count 

MISS CRUSTACEAN Mb, " 

H-,. , Draeula D_vtiion, tor palest 

Ine winner paraded down a 

flower, bedecked run-way and ttS.) 

TODAY'S 

was seranded to the tuns of 

Here it Comu. Mitt 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

d \ R rM !!i '?* by «*_ MSCp fflUUI UCgSIl Ul MiM 41*_W€S S1IU SCUJliy aSllU 

. Is still working its way Sculpting Contest of the 

through the courts. •eason are set tor Wednesday, 

Aug. 14. The sand sculpting 

PAMPER SCAMPER - A begins 9 a.m. at the 10th 

popular crawling contest for Strwt be«ch, _____ The ,._ Hermit 

Infants, Babies were placed in Crab events start] p.m. at the 

Pow. ^Wen Do Award 

canter of silk parachute and 12th Streetr beach. 

*nnie, B.5 seconds In the tor bert tanned bald head, first Infant who reached the —•—— 

outer edge of the chute and Tonight (Friday) 

touched the sand at the 12th Jubilaires perform at the 

the 

ACNOM 

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M Nun: Biff. 

IIW 

SOtHnn 

Mttakuilvni OJAcllon l.w 

Mtprfngind 

1SHun*r__14t flood 

17 Youth 

M (.MM Mar 

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DOWN 

1TlfWIMM«f 

I Runlin 101 

; iknpnMion 

t Foot: pr»f 

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1 Barfl'l strum 

»H3C* : -Suit-ton 

: JFool 

B 

of the 1WB Cham- pû% Ring Finger, Beit 

_ j _ H ihirt Tan, etc. — . — _. 

Racts elided foltoirtnf the contest was t«rmin«ted aree« Be«ch was declared Music Her, loflrdwall. and 

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* PUM-Mtilng Of 

Id HIM • fling 

111 f "5 "%» tollowing the mat riot of IMI wtaner. Mothen waited at Moerlyn Terrace, I p.in.. »1 

rv,,,_ -.„ rH IS. ^_ BI S?S e S? wn when FdldalSmento dewed ideUnii waving iBMntivea at admiMlon. nirai energetic 

Cruitaotan clawed a apedes traveled to the Ifflton fcur. judgea with sun tannini ftelr chUdren such as ratflw, 

£f t0 .FA! h ! r C8UilnB hli * tel ta AMpute0 "« lte ll ladles sing lively, old- 

By KEN WEATHERPORD 

fashioned and contemporary 

comment or vote on even though no service is 


and the loud laughing crowd without the formal hearing, limited period of time which U 

songs. 

pertaining to liquor licenses provided. The Saturday af- can be a nuisance. but both sides Monday night causing th« problem and if It 

There will be a Nostalgia 

That left only Comternoon concerts aren't a 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - 

»e Mid she Isn't opposed to _e»med adamant In their can be refolded amongst 

Show, an exhibit of 

mitteemen Thomas Bonner regular occurence, and are 

Some residents living near the 

popta having a good time, prttton. iwidvw, I Highly ««£. 

memorabilia, at the Pier on 

and George Betts wte could done to raise money for 

Deauville Inn in Strathmere 

Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 

merely listen to public charity, she said, and they 

are upset over loud mi_aio and 

only*- 

p.m., |2 admission. 

comment. Beyel, who usually end by 7 pjn. 

boisterous partiera at th« 

pt worie. 

leaves the room during nidi 

tavern's outside bar and they 

"We are not doing anything "Th» problem is their Green tide is back 

hearings, remained only for 

want Township Committee to 

to intentionally disturb the 

Tell your friends and 

the purpose of having a 

mlmpose restrictions on the 

neighbors," Seanlon said. The 

e green tide caused by Utilities Authority, which is 

enemies, too, to wear shoes 

quorum to cpntlnue the 

Deauvllle's liquor license. 

County Health Department 

once again has been often burned for the foul 

while walking on the Board* 

meeting. 

has been at tht Deauvlile to 

I In tbe surf off local occurrence, Mid sewage 

•Tlie Committee lifted 

walk. We've had some nasty 

The residents complained of monitor the noise levels and 

beaches. treatment facilities hid 

restrictions in May and 

splinter cases lately. Put on 

the muilc from the m liveli havi been within 

allowed the Deauville to 

those slippers, clogs, 

Deauvllle's Thursday night the decibel limits allowed by 

present music on the outside 

residents commented they 

Mfimgb two Geea-i Oty 

year 

whatever. 

hum and several Saturday taw, she said. 

deck. Another restriction said 

were in favor of wnUnulns 

afternoon charity parties. Tta 

the patio could only be used 

She also repudiated ttjeoutolde music as it todw 

O i«er brtig In Mntart witli 

music Is so bud, neighbors 

nose to bleed. 

- lotion Md ac^stidf PMiflers, and chewy tUms. 

until 9 p.m. 

Wlsnlewska's claim that 

are forced to leave their every resident In the area 

poUceinan altar il» was ruled H «n Want atood up and 

Upset residents submitted a 

ineligible became a portion of watted, it was disqualified, bridge 

arwt 

homes and visit friends, one wanted the restrictions 

sensitive 

petition to the Township resident lamented. 

her tan was obtained Ln a Race was ended In year 2210 

relmposed. 

others. 

Committee and the governing "Basically what I'm saying 

A TTENTION SUNBA THERS commercial sunlamp salon. when all infants had MATCHpqiNT JR. - and Peg ffljeldon 1M%, Dorris 

body will hold a special 

"I have letters from urea of "Those who have been there 

Is we cannot live under the_h 

Staples deMribed the pten 

developed the ability to walk Glnny l and Bob b Froyd won tai?"" «nd d Dot Dt Welsh Wlh 134, 34 hearing on the matter at 8 

tie Immediate neighbors who have seen hew nice it Is," 

QQO DIDDBBaDO 

conditions," gald l^hla 

Me as a localiied occurrence 

MARTIN Z. MOLLUSK at birth thanks to the new North-South on July So with MarÂin and Bob Jacob tied 

pjoi. Monday in Township 

we within that MMeet radius William Mangold said. 

Wlsnlewska, who lives 

HHnm BQQQD Dsnro 

DAY — A rldleuloui spring ulta-sonle womb teaching g IBB followed by Basel Lucille " " Morrison and Johanna 

which state the exact opposite Bonner said he began 

The odor, 

3EH QDQDB HlltiDE] "HKOFFALL ritual held the second methods of Dr. Benjamnmln Rohrbach and Rita Boudreau Mlsklll 132. 

aau. 

directly across the street of what these people are receiving complaints about 

SBEQB OBHQEIOia 

Thursday in May at 10 a jn, on 

Six>ck,VI, whose new book, m% Ann Blom and Laurel East-West players above 

"A boisterous outside bar is 

torn the Deauville. She told •ying," she KOd. 

QODIPBEi QQHQQ QBE 

the Moorlyn Terrace beach. A 

__B3QD ITIHII1(-1B HQaD 

IM Ou JOds Takt Outr, was Mowbray 170H, Helen James average were Lorraine and #) apuisance and outside music 

the Committee that every Wliniewska told The 

Fashion Tan* 

pomp crazed hermit crab 

being widely acclaimed. and Peg Sheldon 165 H, June Harmon Rappaport 186, Jerry 

Is a serious Imposition on the 

resident within 500 feet of the Sentinel-Ledger after the 

known as Martin Z, MoQusk 

QresUn and Marge Everett Cnlge and Jim DavU 171, 

npf identi," the petition rtati. 

Deauville had signed the meeting that wnile the music stoprestlontftteiltiMtto 

crept on to the beach In an FRECKLE CONTEST - U9H, Pat Currens and ate Laurel Mowbray and Lois 

"We are Hire the governing 

petition, and said the Com- is only a problem on Thursday until Monday's hearing. He 

and After Tan* Lotions attempt to we his shadow. If This special event pitted Bell 162, Vera Del Roaslsnd Kllbourne 184H, Gloria 

body would not approve these 

mittee was wrong for lifting nights and some Saturdays, aHo suggested the Iparfes 

It Praying tlgun 

MPUilluPioini 46 Nnl 

he was successful, summer freckled face against freckled and June Aldtnger 158M., 

meacurea in their neigh- 

the restrictions ln the tint the bar is open every night 

Fleischer and Jim Connell 

involved fey to work it out 

'iHMtr_t 

•ilnwnl 47 Shu! 

came a week early to Ocean face with the freckled-most 

Jlap- 

40 UMralU 

Glnny Hardenbergh and Gen 

borhood and question fair and 

place. 

148, Jane Young and Aaron 

• IWMrMM JUwprtl M *l nm orui 50 Anlmn group 

SUNOLASSES 

City, which caused great emerging victorious. Boden 187U, 

responsive leadership in "I think it's a violation of 

Simon 147, Kaherine Fischer 

• IMmM 

M Launlng SI On — 1HIH 

ALWAYS 10% OFF rejoicing among local mer- Scientific advancements 

Upper Township." 

our rights," she said. 

car 

JUArgi 

3- Lssfi lyrgfy §3 Judah't toff 

Eait-Wtst winners were and WUma Curley 143H, 

'IMMM ilFngranM 

chants. If he failed to see his negated this competition as 

The Committee heard Another resident said she 

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Dot Welsh and Caroline Eldon Mary Hockenbury and Shirley 

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right, of the Shore Memorial Hospital Board of 

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for endoscopic. urological and respiratory 

procedures, ' 

con 

ardwalk 


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14 — SECTION ONE THE SKNTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

J!) 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1981 

Campground owners, residents seek OK to leave sheds up all 

By KEN WEATHERFORD 

SenUnel-Ledger Staff 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - 

Cunpground owners and 

residents of condominium 

campgrounds here are 

working with the local 

governing body to ascertain if 

It's possible for campground 

occupants to leave sheds and 

screen rooms standing 

throughout the winter. 

The state campground code 

forbids permanent structures 

on campsites, but doesn't 

define what a permanent 

structure Is. Sheds and screen 

rooms GUJTtntly have to be 

dismantled at the end of the 

season and rebuilt the 

following spring. 

Tom DePatto owns a trailer 

and a site at the Oak Ridge 

Condo Campground on Shore 

Road in Marmora. He doesn't 

Gmo's 

9WSALE 

j 99< 

I aiptoee order of Gim 

1 Mew fried Chickpn 

• aMtwM 

have a shed or screen room, told flit 9*ntinel-Ledger ratables in the township Department does. It Is county. DePatto said they're mat meeting can be arranged 

but some of his neighbors do. Wednesday. "There are where you get straight taxes charged with enforcing the not looking for special Cor nest week, 

At the end of the season, they screen room which, if con- without any iervjeej," he campground code, and treatment, only equal What We're doing U efr 

dismantle the structures, Uy structed properly, can said. 

County Health Coordinator treatment. 

ploring If It's possible," fa* 

fee pieces In • pUe and cover withstand the winter." The condominium owners Louis Lamnnna said it applies Lamanna said he wasn't said. "What's good for Dennlt J) 

them with a tup to save for DePatto tad other campsite put a lot of money into their unlformally throughout the aware, of the situation in Township should also be goo* 

next year He'd like tii see It owners met with Township vacation homes — the going rtate. J 

Dennis and said It will have to lor Upper." i.;i 

dunged, so the structures Cbounltte* Monday night to rate May for a trailer and In Dennis Totonshlp, be cheeked out. 

The campground people are, 

can remain standby through discuss the situation and site, DePatto said, la from however, offieiala don't Township Committee toping a new ordinance can, ' 

fee winter. 

DePatto hopes through 05,000 to 180,000 - and they require that sheds or screen members here indicated be on the books by Oct. las 

"I'd rather see a storage cooperation with township would like to be able to make rooms be dismantled at the Monday they might adopt an residents can plan for win- 

shed locked up than a pile of officials, a •ohitloo beneficial Improvements to them. aid of the season, Upper ordinance to allow the terizing their trailers. Upper 

Junk covered with a tarp." he to everyone can be worked '•What's the difference If campgrounds are concerned structures to remain year- campgrounds must bedoiefl 

out 

my shed Is sitting on tbe site they may begin losing round, If they're allowed. from Oct. « to April IB. ,t, 

Any new ordinance would or ritttng In a fleldf he business to the neighboring Township and county health DePatto is happy township 

primarily benefit the con- asked. 

municipality. 

official* wfl] meet to discuss officials have been receptive 

dominium campground Township Building In- Dennis officials consider a the issue sometime soon. to their idea. White township 0 

owners, alnce other camsector Edward Kenney said structure to be temporary If It "The Committee does net offidais want to be caution* 

pgrounds rent aftta, often to while fee campground code can be easily dismantled, and want to see Upper Township about allowing any structure* 

different people ead. ftar. doesn't define permanent allow them to remain all year residents Mated differently on campsites, ao do the 

Still, DePatto said If the or- structures, the state building if the trailer remains on the than residents of any other owners. They have large 

olnance is on the books, each code says there Is no such site, Dennis Building In- municipality," township Investments In theff sites, and 

tejfjî uod owner thing as a temporary «Biiespector William Kublak told Solicitor James Waldroo said they don't want the situation 

could enforce It tbe way he hire. Building permits and The Sentinel-Ledger. If the Monday. 

to get out of hand. ;.,- 

Ml fit 

inspections are required for trailer goes, so dpeg the Waldron told The Sentinel- "I want to let up--a 

Tbe condo owners, on the these structures every year, structure, he said. 

Ledger Thursday the Issue is cooperative working 

otter hud, pay property be said, 

"As long as it can be very indefinite at this pout, relationship with the town, 

MM and require no services "The township would like to dismantled, they haven't been and officials should have a Mp," DePatto said. "It'a ^ 

from the township. They pay Issue • building permit and be forced to take them down In better idea of their options better to set it up for the tewK 

far their own garbage pick up done with it," he said, "but the winter," he said, after meeting with the county so everyone knows whaf* 

and have all their own toe township doesn't have Upper campground owners health department Be hopes going on and it's controlled; 

tocflitlea at the campground. sovereignty In this Issue." are upset over this In- 

•Tnis Is one of tbe few Tbe County Health consistent enforcement in the 

99* ! 

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The Public Is Invited 

To 

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CONCERT 

by 

James Correnti 

Friday, August 9 

at 7:00 p.m. 

Central Ocean City Union Chapel 

32nd Street and Central Ave, 


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f SILViB QUEEN 

Flowering Mums 

• Jersey Tomatoes & Piaches 

• Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice 

Fresh Fruit Salads 4 Green Salads 

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Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice • Cinnamon Bun French Toast 

Fresh Ground, Freshly Brewed Coffee • Complimentary 

Homemade Coffee Cake with Breakfest* Corned Beef Hash with 

Poached Eggs* Creamed Dried Beef on Croissant • Eggs 

Benedict or Florentine Hoflandaise* Onjelettes made in Omelette 

Pans • Phis Many Additional Breakfast Items 

Lunch 

Fresh Roast Turkey on Croissant* Spinach Salad with Hot Bacon 

Dressing • Homemade Soups • Stuffed Mushrooms with 

Shrimp Scampi or Crabfcnpenal • N.Y. Deli Style Sandwiches 

Dafly Lunch Specials • Plus Much, Much More 

Dinner 1 

, „,. Eariy Bird Specials 5 till 6:30 ^ 

Veal, Shrimp & Artchokes Sauteed wiihFresh Mushrooms 

. Chicken a la Maiylandwiih Lump Crabmeat* Broiled Seafood 

''- '• £K , For IteftervaDOifiCal-399-3713 v " ^ Jn 

Nautical art works on display 

In celebration of "1985, the 

Year of the Wetlands," a 

sales of art exhibits will be 

displayed at the Wetlands 

Institute, atone Harbor 

Boulevard. 

The Marshview lecture Hall 

of the Institute will be the 

display site for tbe art work of 

lisa Beard Barry, Aug. 5-19. 

Ml. terry, a long-time friend 

of the Institute, will display 

her newest collection of flab 

and wildlife paintings and 

drawings done In acrylics^ 

dJs, pen and ink, and colored: 

pencils. 

A professional artist from. 

South Dennis, Ms. Barry*!, 

works Include murals for sucfi,^,. 

local businesses as Tcrtma' J J 

natt and the Whltebriar la 

Avalon. She illustrated Kettlt^ 

tf TUh and Bird FarrriKi, 

Coloring Booh, both 

publications by the Wetlands 

Institute and available at tip 

Institute's-ndepooU 

^HONEY'S 

14th4AsburyAve. 

399-6105 

Early Bird Special 

(4 pm to s pm Arton.Fri.) 

HAM & CABBAGE 

Dinner Special 

Deviled Crab Cakes 

Mike Pedicln 

Monday NfBht 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. 

Jackie Jordon 

and the 

Jackpots 

sun,9p,m, • 2a.m. 

Oa ike Circle, &»mmn patai, N j , 

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Of Ocean City 

Join The Crew 

Now Hiring! 

For the Fall & Winter 

Male & Female 

Part Time or Full Time 

-. '-! 1 ;, 

Apply In Person At,, f/n 

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FjMDAV, AUOUST », i»H5 

THE 8ENTINEL.LEPGBR, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

PACE 15 - SECTION ONE, 

Motel with coffee shop to replace landmark Watson's Restaurant 

i from page 1) 

buildings height and Gldeonse 

i cilculated total buUdiog 

6««ht at 32 feet although the 

»it«urint «nd kitchen 

tfMBn of the proposal ire 20 

Set high, reducing side-yard 

: 

MMb. 

•flan Indicate the motel 

portion U a »fn«T>riPinNMu 

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ShOO Fly Pie w/Whlpped Cream *1.20 

ShOO Fly Pie w/lci cream *1,50 

Shoo Fly Pie »1,00 

Hot Appli Crisp M.00 

Small Ice Cream 65* 

Large Ice Cream •1.00 

Sodas SO* Coffee.,,,,50* 

Tea 30* Hot Chocolate 60* 

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PAGE .16 — SECTION ONE 


FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. Iflgj 

Township hires engineer with eye toward an Aramingo solution 

(continued from page 1) 

the Haw Jersey Water 

Company, which provides 

water to Ocean (3$. 

Upper hia maintained 

throughout the cue that it 

tan't in the water business at 

present and, therefore, U not 

the best-suited entity to run 

the company. Sea Zde officials, 

on the other hand, 

dalm Stratlunere Is Upper's 

problem and that* the city's 

t , while adequately 

OPEN 2.-00 - 8:30 • CjsMd Sunday 

1155 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City •3I8-1B1S 

Crabmeat $ 3 95 

(While It lasts) 

QUALITY 

SEAFOOD 

MARKET 

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Alaskan 

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LEGS & CLAWS 

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SHRIMP 

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FHKTASTfTiST 

E»«y WMMtdi? thro Stiuntay, 3 - 7 P.M. 

Mora this week on the wines of 

©ermany. There an three caftgorta 

of ttiese wines, each clearly 

Indicated en the label, Deut- 

Klter TaMwtln Is a fable wine, 

least distinguished but In much 

greater supply, Qualliatiweln 

(qualify wine) li most often 

Men on American liquor ifore 

shelves. Tilt highest category of 

German wines are Quilltttswein 

mil Pr»dlkat (quality 

wine with special attribute!), 

made from fully ripe or extra 

ripe* gropes. Now to our quit: 

•QUAFFIN'GUOTIENTQUIZ. 

I. In German wine making, what Is the purpose 

of the Oscnsle scale? 

1. A guest asks for a dry German wine. In your 

refrigerator you have a bottle of Lelbfraumfleh 

and a bottle of (Cabinet!, Which wine do you serve? 

1, Elsweln (Ice wine) Is made from full ripened 

gripes caught by a sudden sharp frost during har 

vest. They are picked quickly and pressed before 

they have i chance to thaw. The resulting wine Is 

sweeter and richer than the ordinary Harvest 

True or False* 

4, Sen loss Vollrads, Sehloss Johannisberg, 

Steinberg, and Schloss Releharfschauitn ire four 

of the greatest vineyards, or lagan. In Germany 

In which wine region are they located? 

-ANSWERS- 

I, TM»JS an Instrument to measure tilt sugar 

density of grape must. 

J. The Kablnett Is drier. 

3. True. Elsweln has an extraordinary eoneen 

tratlon of both acidity and sweetness, Since the 

frozen water portion of the grapes. In the shape of 

ice pellets. Is removed during pressing and prior 

to fermentation. 

4. These great wine estates are located In the 

Rheingau. 

• * # # # 

By the tlmryou have made both ends meet 

somebody moves the ends, 

* * * * * 

COOKINO WITH WINE 

. California Cocktail 

To provide six servings, you'll need: 1 (1 Ib, 14 oz ) can 

fruit cocktail, Marge banana, sliced; 1 medium apple, 

thinly sliced; i fresh peaches, cut in small pieces, or 3 

halves canned clingstone peaches,- 4a cup Sherry,-1/8 cup 

Sweet Vermouth; t/8 cup Cointreau, 3 drops orange extract. 

Turn fruit cocktail Into bowl. Add banana, apple, 

.. peaches, wine*, liquor, and extract. Stir gently and chill 

well before serving, i ' -j. > 

* * * * * 

A good example car* overcome a IM of bad advice 

*'# * # * 

aervlng Its own customer, 

cannot handle the added 

responsibility of Armntngo'i. 

Commltteeman Thomas 

Bonner was wary at spending 

more money for a study of 

Aramingo, but Waldron said 

hi believes Young will be able 

to determine a solution to the 

water utility's problems. 

"My Impression Is we would 

beta the position to Identify a 

solution and run with It," 

Waldron laid. 

Bonner, who hag opposed 

the township's spending 

money fighting the Aramlngo 

proWsn instead of solving it, 

said he would vote for the 

resolution only because it 

could possibly lead to a 

solution, 

"I think we spent far too 

much money on this matter 

aid If we had put it into the 

ground we would be • lot 

further along on this matter," 

he said. 

Waldron said the report will 

be helpful whether or not 

Upper is ordered to take over 

Aramingo. 

"I'm not aiking you to fund 

another weapon for our arsenal," 

Waldron laid to 

Bonner, 

The Committee also approved 

• resolution Monday 

extending MeGlynn'a contract 

as special counsel in the 

case. Bonner also expressed 

dismay over the necessity of 

McGlynn's services, but said 

he would approve it since the 

Onomlitee has already gone 

this far with the case. 

Hope 

"Hopefully, the services 

provided by Mr. McGlynn 

over thi next 90 days will be 

that which brings a solution," 

Bonner said. 

Upper has paid $51,955 for 

McGlynn's services stooe he 

was hired In March 1884, 

according to township 

records. Young's services will 

be p«ld for on be basis of 

vouchers approved by the 

Committee. The vouchers 

Who has a 

COMBINATION 

SEAFOOD 

ALFREDO? 

(Shrimp, scallops 8. Crabmeat, blendW In 

a cream and cheese sauce served over 

linguine, topped with parmesan cheese) 

We do! 

snxxs 

Fn» On Pramlam Parking 

ith4OC§anA»i. Daily from 4-30 

39M013 

Complete 


Served from 

3:30tofl-00P,M. 

must first be endorsed by 

McGlynn, according to the 

resolution. There la no limit 

set til the resolution on how 

much Young can receive for 

Mi i 

Buck, Selfert and Jones 

work exclusively in water 

supply and waste disposal 

cases. Waldron laid. They 

have worked wits water 

systems In New Jersey, 

Pennsylvania, New York, 

Ohio and other states. 

McGlynn interviewed many 

firms before recommending 

one to the township,, the 

solicitor Mid, 

Following completion of the 

week-long contested-case 

hearing, the administrative 

law judge will have 45 days to 

render his decision on the 

future of Aramingo. Then the 

cammlsslonem of the DBF 

and the Board of Public 

UtUtttv will have 45 daya to 

study the decision before 

deciding to accept, reject or 

altar it. 

The commissioners' 

decision could be appealed by 

fte party determined to be the 

one to take over the company. 

On July 20, the DEP Issued 

an order prohibiting new 

hookups until after the system 

is rehabilitated because the 

system U overburdened and 

cannot handle jummer 

demand. The order comes • 

little late, however because 

new hookupi have been 

forbidden, since a building 

gtrathmere in 1071, 

CGRG says it has proof how 

Meis didn't live up to his office 


Although the petitions 

began circulating a week ago 

Tuesday, CCRG didn't announce 

its official support of 

the effort until Sunday during 

a brunch the group sponsored 

at the Pearl restaurant. 

Last week Herbert D, 

Smith, an unsuccessful 

Qmneu candidate in But 

races, issued a press release 

Indicating his intent to 

replace Meis in the recall 

election. 

Smith declined comment on 

why he felt Mela allegedly 

deviated from Mi original 

blue law stance and deferred 

statements to oil attorney 

who he Identified aa Vernon 

and campaign manager 

Miller. 

However, Vernon laid he 

hadn't been retained by Smith 

and Miller said OCRG hadn't 

decided to back Smith. 

"We're only supporting the 

recall 100 percent," he said, 

On Tuesday, Mela said he 

felt Smith misinterpreted Ma 

blue law position. Last week 

Meis said although he always 

favored open Sundays, he 

would never initiate action to 

overthrow the city's Sunday 

closing regulations — which 

MON: Steak Diane , , $1.95 

TUB^ Bourbon Street Chicken .17,95 

WED: Ldnguini w/Red or White Clam Sauce, garUc bread 17.95 

THUR: Beef Tournedos w/Green Peppercorn Sauce 19,95 

FRI; Sauteed Jumbo Shrimp w/Veg,, curry sauce 19,95 

SAT: Prims Rib Mugii2,95..,.Qneen$9,95 

SUN: VealGruyere, MarsalaSauce $9,95 

-O-CAU 

A SAUSMAN GROUP HOTEL 

"The only thing we overlook is the ocean!" 

15th 4 Boardwalk, Ocean City, N J 

Reservations not required but suggested 

399-8812 

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PLENTY 1 OF FREE. PflRKlN6 ViO-nyi 0AEN7CrW3 W 

AUGUST 

j 

SBNIM fflMf TOW WEOHESDAYHUIBM FRIDAY M A Y 

edited until tbe appellate 

dtvislon of Superior Court 

ruled earlier this year the 

state had pre-empted the 

municipal authority to enforce 

local blue laws. 

"I think Mr, Smith 

misinterpreted me, What does 

Herb Smith have to do with 

this anyway. He's jut the 

runner for the CCRG group," 

the councilman said. "Allen 

Vernon is not representing 

Mr. Smith. He (Vernon) told 

me hi waa representing Mr. 

Mfler, And If that's the case 

then Mr. Smith Is the gofer. 

He'g so gung-ho to get • 

Council seat he MM this aa a 

way to get it with a shot at the 

November election^, 

Meis, who was first elected 

In 1978 to serve the 3rd Ward 

when voters at the same tone 

approved the opening of 

municipal recreational 

facilities en Sunday, said he 

hasn't decided whether to 

retain counsel to challenge 

be movement. 

"I don't know whether I will 

seek counsel unless 

defamation of character was 

involvtd, then I would," Meta 

aid, "It's Just one of those 

things as an elected official 

m% could happen, I don't 

believe it involves malice or 

defamation; it's just opinion. 

"I still don't think they have 

a cause," he continued. "If 

there's no challenge on my 

part, then it can go on the 

ballot, 

"Either they want me 

recalled or they don't," he 

added. 

Meis acknowledged he was 

Involved with activities in 

Trenton where merchants 

tried to persuade toe state 

Legislature to adopt 

legislation permitting the 

municipal passage and enforcement 

of totally-closed 

blue law ordinances at the 

request of Us constituents 

who operate boardwalk 

businesses. 

According to state statute, 

dectod officialsare rabj«ctu> 

removal from office for cauM 

associated witt the podUon 

after they have servedatleast 

one year, contingent upon the 

filing of a recall petition and 

(he affirmative vote of a 

majority of those voting on 

tbe recall question. 

Placement on the ballet 

requires signatures of at least 

25 percent of tbe registered 

votes eligible to vote on the 

question. 

OX? Oerk Loretta Marshall 

Mid ibe would have to 

validate 547 signatures (there 

were 2,188 registered voters in 

tte last general election) 

before filing the petitions with 

the Cape May County clerk by 

Sept. I for placement on the 

Nov. 5 ballot 

Petitions mint be approved 

not more than 90 and not less 

tun 60 days prior to an 

election for placement on tbe 

baUot. 

Costly bulkhead work due 

(continued from mge n 

Tile city will have to bend 

to the work and the governing 

body will discuss Oat 

Issue Ok afternoon. McHale 

said he also pi""« to discuss 

read work which needs to be 

done throughout the city. 

"I don't know if we're going 

to adopt all three (bulkhead 

projects) to be honest with 

you," McHale said. "We have 

to get started on our repa ving 

program." 

Tbemayorsaidit would be 

at least four months before 

the bulkhead work could 

begin, A bend ordinance 

would aret have to be adopted 

end bids would have to be 

received and awarded before 

the work could get underway. 

McHale hopes any bond 

ordinance would also contain 

money for read work. 

lie Commissioners are 

holding the special meeting 

May Instead of waiting for 

Tuesday's regular meeting 

because a representative of 

fee state Division of Community 

Affairs (DCA) will 

address the governing, body 

Tuesday on the Governor's 

nan. 

The program la designed, 

McHale said, to show 

municipal governments bow 

bey can run more efficiently. 

A committee of five department 

heads from within the 

dry ud Sve business leaders 

hold bearings and interview 

"Ccrtch theFlavor of the Shore" 

municipal employees before 

making Its recommendations.: 

•Avalon has already par- 

Udpated In the program, 

McHale said, and Middle 

Township ii currently 

reived in tt. 

JackSalver4on,oftheDCA, 

will address the Commissioners 

and the public at 8 

pjn. Tuesday. ..,*!«.»•,

— 

1 — SECTION TWft 

— — THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, FRIDAY. AUGUST ». 

r '" a»w HWKMUEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ; FRIDAY, AUO1 

South Jersey technology consortium is formed 



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THvlal Pursuit wave yon 

have no Idea what th> answer 

could be," the said. 

Once you start the "game 

you may have a medal block, 

BOM 

Debi admitted, but it leaves convince yon. for etui 

and then you Just try to think that Jordacbt h» * Uiw 

of the moat creative answtri of Ajnwmw oat 

possible. The couple calli It ^ 

"the game for creative 

thinkers" ud the more 

creative your answer, when 

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According to new book 

THE SENTINELj.BDGER, OCEAN CITY,. N.J. 


CbfUreuman Congressman BID Hugbes, Hufftuu twhnnlmm.niiit.ui technology-related activities ..U.JU.. 

expenditures, 

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but 

>.... 

very little 

..... 

of 

. mn.. 

uoim 

.>...* 

these acuviue* 

_—..-„ 

tt 

. .. 

the 

FAA TechnJcil Center In the eight counties of 

many colleges and univer- 

this development and less Tech Center aattipringboard 

educational resource base can identifying and promoting stitutional ud 

Director Larry Williams and Southern New jersey. 

sities which are participating 

than 15 percent of the jobs ire for promoting new technology .-... 

• hoft of public and pirate "We are very pleased with 

consortium 

,__««—« 

wm be 

ucueveiopeaioservi 

be developed to serve the high opportunities for technology, frastructur*, Inclu 

In South Jersey to date. opportunltlefl on a Analogy * " in the consortium will be technology Industry, related development transportation b**>, 

cfflcUla ban filed the formal the tremendous response we He and Williams Mid the bull. 

regional working to develop advanced 

throughout tbe region, and needed to mM 

tory of tne behlnd-the. ••aft-~^M->.••> •>. ryf^.uii— m hva»rh«n«.~i «-#•.—••-—— —.-•— -•• 

Incorporation papen for the have received from the non-profit consortium will For example, be laid, the engineering, , math ano and Other activities of the strengthening the In- development, 

newly created Southern New public, private and academe create a partnershlp-between 

eurrteula, so that an consortium will include 

Jersey Technology Con- sectors to date," said Hughes As public and private tectan, 

sortium. 

and Williams, who have been to help attract new advanced 

The offldals filed the. In- leading the effort to promote technology businesses to Article features MUA composting plant 

corporation papers last technology-related Jobs and South Jersey, and to assist 

Monday with New Jersey development in Sooth Jersey. existing Industries in their A major feature story on the which it hosted a tour of the 

Secretary of State Jane "It is encouraging to note the efforts to benefit .from pe May County Municipal 

fldals had studied several 

MUA facility. 

anticipated Oat-be product Cutbcart WM MOMM 

Bffgto on behalf of the man Interest and support for this technological advances in Utilities Authority com- 

different means of com- 

In his editorial In the Mayfrom 

the plant will be used In for the effort in pwitdntttt 

An 70 business and Industry, Initiative, and we look for. their fields. 

posting plant, which was 

posting before settling on the 

June issue of BioCyele, 

landscaping and other mpJat trtide by " 

academic and government ward to working with this Hughes said the FAAmitten 

by the Authority's 

current system which was agricultural aetfviHai in the n^niinmififliffit sS*< A 

Editor and Publisher Jerome 

leaders who have agreed to dynamic group at the Technical tenter will be one chief of operations and 

developed in Sweden. It is county. 

Goldstein said Oat finding 

meeting of I 

partldpate In the consortium. Southern New Jersey of the focal points of this ef- maintenance, was published wayi to recycle sludge 

In a press conference Technology Consortium fort. The Tech Center was recently in BioCyole produced in waittwater 

feOowlag the ceremony, the nova forward." 

recently designated as the magazine. ., treatment plants In com* Is member of administrators unit 

officials expressed confidence Congressman Hughes gateway for the federal BioCyele, which comes out posting facilities such as the 

tat the consortium will play pointed out that New Jersey Is government's 111 billion dght times a year, is billed as 

William J. Kelly, an 

one operated by the MUA la 

Administrators. 

whldi wai founded in 

•major role in promoting and one of the national leaders in program to overhaul the the "Journal of waste 

assistant administrator at 

"helping to achieve the sort of 

Kelly, • resident of Mar- Membenhip U the MCOM 

«pedlttn« the development of technoloev-related Jobs and nation*! civilian air tran- recycling" and U a widely 

Shore Memorial Hospital, has 

society we want when it 

mora, was previously if- level of profeiiiomi 

sportation system — a read trade publication. 

become a member of the 

comes ta transferring waste 

flilated with the college tad achlevemMit in the ll 

program which, he said, Authority Chief, ot 

American College of Hospital 

residuals to useful sources." 

was advanced to membership Mmberi 

rivals NASA's Apollo space Operations and Maintenance "This U the only facility of 

status at the Slit convocation commitment to sm, 

program in magnitude. WUllam W. Cathcarfa article Its kind In the United States," 

ceremony of the college at the tlnulng educatian, 

TTieDuteh 

In the last year alone, on the MUA comporting plant said MUA Chief Engineer 

Chicago Marriott Hotel July progrewlon to profeutao^ 

flundredsof millions of dollars covered four full pages, was CnarlesNorkls. "It's a proven 

a, ins. 

experience, and paitkdpitlOD 

h contracts have already complemented by a number technology, so naturally of- 

Oven Bakery 

The college Is a Chicago to voluntary healtfa cm ifrj 

been released in South Jersey, of pictures, a drawing chart, ficials involved In Us process 

based International 

4009 Wist Avenue. 398-CAKE vitt more to came, and and was featured in full color in other parts of the United 

professional society 

Peppcronl Bread, Decorated Cakes substantial core of technology on the cover of the States or In other parts of the 

German Cheese Cake 

and Ugh technology Industry publication. 

world are interested In seeing 

health care executives. The 

Llnzer Terte 

Is is beginning beginnig to t tak take shape h in The magazine held its 15th fee actual operation." 

ceremonies marked the 52nd 

Cannolls and Eclairs 

the area, Hughes said, adding national conference for watte According to Norkis, 

anniversary of the group, 

the Consortium hopes to recycling officials In producing a salable soil 

Philadelphia in May, during conditioner relatively high in 

nitrogen content at the new 

ptant^s mo* 4ikt creatingcompost 

in a back yard pile, 

Cream Cheese Spreads 

Bcept tbe process Is ac- 

Deli Sandwiches 

tOO Atlantic Art,, Ocean City - 391-9616 celerated and much more 

Croissant Sandwiches • Homemade Salads FRESHLY •••••#afh J-» 

OFBN DAiLY7e.m,fo?p,m, 

NorMfl said Oat MUA of- William Kelly 

UMMI SLICED HAM*2.19, 

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Occasion CATERING 

Steaks 

Old 

Hand 

Hoagjes 

Fashioned Dipped' 

Pizza Soda Fountain Ice Cream 

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Moena struggles by New 

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mitten book published this 

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Centtr for Urban Policy 

Research. 

t»; 

oral and written txitninatltQ 

covering fubjectl Kitted 1o 

health fervicM numagtmut 

Open 0»ly from 5 p.m.; Sun, 4 p.m. 

: by Sachsman and Sloat, based newspapers. 

groupings, ••there was vir- phenomenon as well," 

on the study, won a special Information for the profiles tually no movement between 

award in ISM from tht New WM also drawn from In- the groups, although within a 

Jersey chapter of Sigma terviews with reporters, group the order may have 

Mta Chi, thi national •oeiety editors and publishers; Aanged," he reports. 

of professional journalists. examination of the papers' The successful newspapers, 

The itudy also drew historical background- and Including a number of them 

national attention when the previous studies of the not in the top grouping, "all 

Quill, Sigma Delta Oil's papers. __ _ 

cater to the suburban 

*n» book, Htled HM Prma 

national journal, published an 

*&d the Suburbs, telb tht 

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article by the two authors On 

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Bay, "it was possible to mske out, . 

"the great Trenton 

PMheme affecting America's 

an evaluation of the quality of Their news emphasis, he 

newrpa^jer war," 

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each newspaper," and this says, is usually defined as 

At the same time that the 

tor newspapers to adjust to 

evaluation is Included breach "local, local, tocal," and their 

book examines the subur- 

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American life If they are to 

The Sachgman-SlaHt ttudy central issues as housing, 

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succeed. 

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opinions 

No grounds 

for recall 

The Citizens Committee, for Responsive 

Government wants City Councilman William 

Meis recalled from his 2nd Ward Council seat 

because of his failure to support the city's 

traditional blue laws, which have been declared 

illegal by the courts. 

CCRG, a community political activist group, 

alleges that prior to his most recent re-election 

last year, Meig publicly supported the blue laws 

and since then has switched and now favors open 

Sunday sales. Meis maintains he has always 

favored open Sundays but says he would never 

have initiated any action to overthrow the city 

ordinances (blue laws) in existence. 

There are two reasons why the recall move 

hopefully will fail: 

One. fiven assuming that Meis flip-flopped on 

his stand on the blue laws, one does not recall a 

politician for not living up to campaign promises. 

Besides, Meis denies he switched his allegiance 

to tradition. 

Two. You especially don't recall a public offieial 

from office for expressing an opinion, for 

taking a stand or supporting a cause -which is 

legal. 

Mr. Meis has served in city government for a 

number of years, initially since 1978, and he 

should not be recalled on such specious grounds. 

He has done nothing illegal or improper. On the 

blue law iisue, which has divided tte entire 

community, he is representing a dissenting view 

on the legislative body of city government — 

hardly an offense worth throwing him out of office 

for. 

If this recall movement never gets off the 

ground or fails to gain momentum, it will be in 

the best interest of Ocean City. 

Friday .August 9,1885 

Where else but in the United States 

Perhaps a hill moon can be 

blamed. Perhaps It's an 

ancient curse. Perhaps It's a 

hex But the behavior and 

thought processes of us 

Americans have to be 

suspect, after events of the 

part lew months, to this 

country. 

men, but In America, 

would we witness. 

—A previously convicted 

raplrt, presumably heed by 

fto voluntary confession of 

perjury on the part of Ma 

former accuser, ending up 

back u jail because a Cook 

Letter policy 

Page Four Section TNvqTI 

Chamber more 

concerned with 

money than safety! 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledpr; I nothing to stop the spread i 

must reply to an article that smoke and flames fronrai 

appeared in your Aug. 2vandng 

up the stalrwayi* 

edition, inferring to some of the upper Doom, witli •'"' 

Big Cape May County and possible exception of 

Oetan City Chamber of response of the fire 

Gofflmiree effleers opposing ment 

BM rtfrofit provUioM of the In addition, usually, 

New Jtnty Fin Codes. * rooming unit doors are oil 

It was stated that it will be raised panel type which'^ 

"unfair" and "ruin the approximately one quarts^ 

character and ambiance of an inch thick in the eenterl 

older and historic seashore panel area, allowing a fire t 

guest houses, Inns and burn through the door ^ 

hotels." 1 bfliew those matter of minutes. 

repres«ntativei are more We in Ocean City ar§ 

concerned with fin oumtaty Dilute that we haven't gi.l 

aspect then with providing bred a multiple fire fatality! 

our visitors with a safer place Thli is primarily due to tfiJ 

to^njoy their vacation. tact that there are so maityl 

Hie retrofit proviiioM of visitors here during the! 

the cod* wen designed as a summer months that umjfljyl 

mult of case studies ad- a fire Is discovered beftr$ III 

dressing the wood frame becomes out of control, and I 

building, two or more stories, since we have a full paid (Injf 

with interior itairwayg. department the response I 

Usually, these open stajrwayg and extinguishment iai 

start at the first or second quick and effective. 

floor and continue upward to The one point I do agree I 

the floors above with no with, U that it will be I 

protection or separation from "financially devastating'' and I 

the hallways at each floor "costly." 

level. 

Donald D.Eisenhanlt I 

If a fire were to happen in Combustible Inspect* I 

one of the rooms, there ii Ocean Ofy Win Deparfmm I 

Giant stack 

not the answer 

objectionable fumes mayiel 

The Santinel-Ledgir en- 

Editor's rote: IWs p> a lifted locally but coufy. uncourages 

its readers to ex- copy of a letter to Bardoubtedly be carried over (h 

prws their views on thjj bara A, Curran, president bay dropping on Ocean Qb 

page. Letters should be of the state Board of and the fume problem j 

County Circuit Judge chose offering to launch cremated Epilogue: A recent phone south, from Qumda to New brief, and mu»t be iigned Public Utilities. tten become Ocean C 

not to believe the supposed bodies Into orbit 1,900 miles call from a wry nice lady England, or did it move north 

and accompanied by an 

victim. 

above, for the sum of $3,900. informed me that the totbeGaspe? 

address and, whin Dear President Curran: W* recall AtUurtic E 

installed scrubbers on the 

possible, a phone number 

-The United States -A man accused of rapt questions raised in my recent Tlw Nostalgia Bit; On April 

The Atlantic Electric present stacks at c(m. 

for verification. 

government dealing oat mm being discharged by a Pitt- column regarding death 28, desperate to get away 

Company is planning to spend siderable eipense a few yeah 

IS billion in new business to sburgh Judge because hit 

Requesti for thg name of 

markers might well be an- from reruns and looking for 

m million to build a high ago as the solution to Inly 

the writer to be withheld 

General Dynamics Carp's, t accuser, delayed la traffic, swered by the following: decent, clean fare on the boob 

smokestack at its B.L. fumes. We wonder if fl4i 

will be honored at the 

firm which the Pentagon appeared 10 minute* late far 

tajie, we turned to PBS, 

England plant to replace tbe within your JuruKttctloit-to 

editor'! deicretion. 

successfully Investigated for Ibe court appearance. taJnsula^|fM% Channel 23. 

stacks now In use to lift ob- 

The editor retains the 

question this 112 million stacl 

eight months previously oa 

ago, She found.tbe same style Eureka, we found it — a 

jectionable fumes from 

right to edit letters for 

as correction to the pretest 

charges of corrupt practices. 

markers-Hrtones, as a silent nbroadeut of a 21-year-old length without changing 

dropping on the vicinity problem? Perhaps new ujsto- 

—A state lottery payoff of If Just blowing the dif- Mute to those who had died Mitch Milter Stag Along, with meaning. 

adjacent to the plant because date scrubbers or a r " 

15.57 million going unclaimed ference between right and under strange, sad or violent A&isfemr Ramble and Piano 

of residents' complaints. way might alleviate 

To insure your views are 

for a year and having to bewrong 

were enough, every Jail circumstances—placed at tbe RoO Blues, SO minutes of timely when printed, let- 

threat to the air of Ocean 

The utility committee of the 

returned to the lottery fund in this country would be •Met spot of earthly rekindled memories of a 

Qty! •.! 

tars, should be in the local chapter of the American 

-A rocket company acting 

departure. 

program that was, in 1964, newspaper office no later Association of Retired Per- W. Rodman Boflpi, 

as a space-age hearse by 

Now, did the custom move great for all the family. than Monday noon. sons feels this is not the an- Chairman Communit)' 

swer to this problem as the 

Affairs AS? 

Any other action would be demoralizing Controlled growth is the 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: It final budget decision was Fortunately, the people ment at the City Hall on Shore be more than welcome to Join Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; ta give all the residents a handle 

Is with great Interest that I 

PJ. Do you realize that 

made. The meeting was very responsible for our public Road, and It wag alleged that with the official city, addition to your editorial on future education costs and 

have been following the 

ttumvirate of private eitt 

well attended, mostly by On safety met the challenge and some of |ht equipment had sponsored organization and comments of July 30, there Is the effects on our tax bills? 

various points of view ex- 

flat driejTed the Manorw" 

company personnel and their ta quick and efficient manner been sabotaged. 

under complete city another facet to Upper Of course, the answers are 

pressed In letters to the 

facility from moving to U| 

supporters. This was a highly restored our fire fighting I regret to say that I feel the Jurisdiction. 

Township's education con* all yes. So what are we 

editor, in The Sentinel- 

Township Is now promi . 

emotional and chaotic capabilities with dedicated former firefighters, by their 

cerns that must be addressed, waiting for? 

• Ledger, regarding the Oremeeting 

which ended with volunteers and some trans- own voluntary, deliberate 

For our current city 

fee passage of Sen. Hurlfjf« 

fti fact, it should have been 

department Issue in Somers threatening advances on city fers from the defecting actions have forfelttth-Ohe 

government to recognize the 

bill? I wouldn't consider tie 

addressed years ago. 

' Point. It appears that most of officials and subsequent companies. 

confidence and support of 

former companies in any 

Bruno Tropeano bill's passage "doubtful", jwt 

the opinions have been given police intervention. ta angry and ill-advised Somers Point residents; thia 

other manner would be 

tfcr yet, ..j 

by Individuals who have some 

retaliation, the dissident to spite of the fact they had 

demoralizing and almost Since no one can argue the 

affiliation, either win one of In the session, some fin companies responded by established a reputation as a 

Insulting to BOM courageous correlation between numbers 

the fire companies or with one company" partisans rote to quitting outright and leaving first-class group of 

and concerned individuals, of bones and numbers of 

of the rival political parties. criticize and ridicule the our city without fire firefighters. 

who responded in our hour of children, and no one canNight 

in Venice the best 

city's efforts to recruit and protection. They dramatized 

need, 

argue the explosive growth of Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

V now they with to serve 

We were delighted wife, fht 

Upper Township, shouldn't we 

quickly train replacements to beta- deliberate walkout by 

am sending this letter to you 

our community by answering 

helicopters and the paw 

BUI Martin then be planning the con. 

maintain our fire protection. abandoning the fire equip. 

because I thought I should 

alarms, I am sure they would 

participating boats. It was Joy 

SomnFolnt trolled growth of Upper write to someone. I would like to watch it. So, for all my 

Township? 

to congratulate the people in guests and myself, I wish.to 

charge of mis year's Night in hank everyone for a beautiful 

Don't tear up a proven artistic track record Can't we do that planning Venice, It was the but inevening 

and for the nriny 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: commitment, and energy of 

from within the township, many years. 

demolished, 1 was told, its It it through the arts that a 

hours donated in making the 

Last week, I vtaited The fee center's staff and the 

away from all external for- 

patrons fear that the center community — civilization, If 

We are summer residents Night In Venice a huge suc- 

Ocean City Arts Center for tbe range and quality of Its 

ces? Shouldn't mat planning 

Will vanish, too, 

you will — advances. To 

who have a home on the bay cess. 

first time as a member of the programming. 

be done, irrespective of the 

restrict the potential for 

and, like go many others, had 

.„» 

panel of Judges for Its 23H 

passage of Sen, Hurley's bill 

TTie value of such a lively creative growth in an arts 

many visiting guests Paul and Angela Ja< 

Boardwalk Art Show, As 

or regionalkatlon concerns 

Having absorbed these arts institution U Intangible, center win a proven track 

especially for this yearly 

former director of exhibitions 

and wouldn't proper planning 

strengths, I was stunned to capable of affecting theTiwa record would be tragic. 

event. 

anddeMWy 

at Tyler School of Art of learn that the Ocean City Arts of countless resident* and 

Temple University, I was Center is in fact in Jeopardy, returning visitors, regardless 

AnnJarmusch 

impressed by tbe intelligence, Should its brick building be of age, background, or ability. 

Philadelphia 

As a relatively new resident 

and senior citizen who Is not 

affiliated with any of these 

organizations and not 

familiar with the politics and 

personalities involved, I BIB 

taking this opportunity to 

express a non-partisan view 

of the situation as I have 

observed ii 

As I recall, the controversy 

began in 1181 whin the 

presiding dty officials, to the 

: face of violent opposition, had 

the courage to do what they 

believed had to be done for 

budgetary reasons. They 

eliminated the positions of 

- fire dispatchers which bad 

'been funded previously with 

£ federal subsidies. 

•• I attended the City Council 

s meeting in tbe Jordan Road 

School, when, I believe, the 

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on call here 


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Unwood 

BiV. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

StJNDAY "" 

10 a.m • Sunday school 

11 a.m - Morninc worship 

7 pm, • Evening service 

IBIJNBANT LIFE 

ISSEMBLY OF GOD 

m Shore Hi: 

(Plaza 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev, Andrew Surice. pastor 

JUNDAY 

10 a.m. 

11 ajn, 

THE SKNTINEL-LEDGKK, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 


Worship strvlce 

Worship rt 

THURJDAY 

7 p,m . Midweek strviet. 

Baptist 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and WMley Av, 


Rev, Donald E Hurlbert, 

Pastor 

SUNDAY 

8 a.m. • Worihip service 

9 30 am. • Sunday school 

10:48a.m.. Worship lerviet 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

2025 Shore Rd 

Unwood 

Rev, William W, LeConey, 

UNON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue 


Dr, Raymond I. Lindquist 

Laguna Hills, California 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. 

SONG SERVICE 10:20 a.m. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 a.m. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:20 a.m. ,»tgM 

Soloist, Brief C, Hunter, Soprano 

Organist, Mrs, Jant smith NURSERY 

Chaplain, J, Hamlton Fowser AVAILABLE 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 


8th and Central Avenue Ocean Qty, N.J. 


9:00A.M.-ChurchSchool 

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

"CREDENTIALS, LITTERS 

AND ALL THAT" 

Qavid M. Finch, Preaching 

(Thi 10:30 Service broadcast on W! B6-AM ISM) 

• 6:00 to 9:00 P.M.- 

"SUMMER IN NARNIA" 

Chapter 7 

"THE MAGICIAN'S NEPHEW" 

An exciting trip info the world of 

fantasy for Jr. Highs 

Tour Guide, c.S. Lewis 

Summer Visitors Welcome 

OavldM. Finch, Paitor 

Irian Roberts, AtMCilt* Paster 

William R. McCleilind, Associate Pastor 

Dr, Kim L»nct Btaman, Dir. of Millie 

Soloists: 

Naney Fox Hoover, Soprino Kivin McDowell, Bais 

Ret!, O'Neil, Tsnor Margaret Baroody, tAtua Soprano 

pastor 

SUNDAY 


10 a,m, - Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

.7 p.m. • Evening Bible itudy 

and prayer service. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

Cm-bin City 

RJ, Biggta, pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. • Morning worship 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

Wi St. and Simpson Av. 

Rev. Lafayette Riddfck. 

pastor 

SUNDAY 


11 a.m. - Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. - Midweek prayer 

service. 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

no S, Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev, Eusaell H. Boweri 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 

8:48 ajn, - Sunday school 

11 «JD. • Morning worship 

7 pm. • Evening service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th St. and West Av, 

Rev, Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn, • Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7;M pjn, • Prayer service 

FAITH BAPTBT 

PLAN TO BE A PART OF 

Upper Township Middle 

School 

Perry Road 

Barry Rice, paster 

SUNDAY 

9:30 ajn. • Sunday school 

10:45 am. - Morning service 

8 p.m. - Evening service 

CALVARY DrtJEPENDENT 

BAPTIIT 

8th and New York Av. 

Samers Point 

Dan Gorbttt, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 am - Sunday school 

11 a.m, - Morning worihip 

7 pm, . Worship i 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Midweek prayer 

aervici. 

Catholic 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNSEL 

«th St. and Ajbury Av, 

Octan City 

Map-, Thomas H Sharkey. 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily - 8,10 ajn. and 4 p.m. 

Saturday - 8 ajn., CSili, 7 

and 8:15 pjn. 

Sunday • T, 8, 9, 10:15 and 

11 ;3Q a,m. and S pjn. 

iT. AUGUSTINE'S 

13th St. and Wesley Av. 

OMUI Qty 

Map. James A. Carr, pastor 

MASSES 

Daily - 7 and 8 ajn. 

Saturday - 4,5:45 and 7 p.m. 

Sunday-6, 9:15,10:30 ajn. 

and noon. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after 8 a.m. 

MMS. Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

and after 7 pjn. Mass. 



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10TH 4 WESLEY ( 399-2261 

REV. DONALD E. HURLBERT, SentePastor ;.,, 

REV. DONALD PHILLIPS, ViiitiBan Paitif ' * 

Dave Senieney, Choir Director Phil Sensenty. Orpanict 


Music by The KING'S MEN QUARTET 

8:00 A.M. - PASTOR DONALD E. HURLBERT 

9:30 A.M. • SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M.-WILLIAM KEYES 

7:15 P.M. BIBLE CONFERENCE - 

Dr. John Cawood 

Philadelphia Collegtof Bible 

MON, thru PRI. • 7i II P.M. • Dr. John Cawood 

7i IS P.M. - VACATION Bl §LI SCHOOL 

"Family Lift" Adult Classes 

With Dr. 4 Mrs. John Cawood 

Children's Classes for all ages 

TUES. thru FRI. -9:00 A.M. • Dr. John Cawood 

Stinting tor The 

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WESLEY AVENUE—5th f© 6th STRiETS-OCEAN CITY, N.J.' 

SUMMER OF '85.. .come and enjoy the continuing 

TABERNACLE TRADITION of outstanding inspirational services. 


GREAT MUSIC, TOO! 

Sololstofthepay: 

Robin Frehz 

Organic & Music coordinator 

. Woodley kalehoff 

Morning Services: 9:00& 11:00 A.M. 

(Song Service: 8:45 & 10:45) 

REMEMBERING DR. D. REGINALD THOMAS 

Sermon: Dr. Franklin T. Buck 

Comments: William G. Luff, President 



AN EVENING OF MUSIC 

THE TABERNACLE SOLOISTS 

and ORGANIST 

Land Dr.AnthonyCimpflW , Dr. Donald Barnhouie 

(.' Eaitern College „. 'i' ,V< 

$} AtlnnHc City. N.J. 08401 , ., > | ,

„ OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Kennedy Olds out in front in HSb'ball leaeue 

I ' The Th«l following fniiml.,* are ... tU. theI 

111 t,.,, . j . . . . . ' • ' 

trolling both ends of the 

, remits of the Ocean aty 

the board's and netting 11 

hoard's for (OTA. Jim Kir- 

< Recreation Department boys' 

points, after being down by a 

diner paced Exchange with IS 

high school basketball league 

point at half tune, 2443, 

points. 

weekly games. 

Kennedy pulled away in the 

Sports World 53, Mulford's 

League games ire played 

second half to go on to victory, 

51 — With more balanced 

each Monday, Tuesday and 

Jim KirchneB led all scorers 

scoring, Sporti World downed 

: "Dwrtday at 6:30 and 7:4§ 

with a game 

Mulfords by two points Rich 

p.m. on the 34th Street and Carter had 20 while Matt 

Haven Avenue courts. Ouohas put in a game high 30 

CWA Local 41, Exchange 44 for Mulford's In a losing 

—In another close game CWA must, 

toned Exchange, 4844, with Kennedy 72, Exchange 59 — 

.John McClaln scoring 17 With Cory Aronoviti scoring 

hustling points and con- 20 and Ted Evans controlling 

1 World was led by Joe Weterle With Matt Guokas scoring a 

with 11 points and Rich Garter 

in leading Mulfords to a two- 

league high 42 points, 

with 14. 

point margin over Heritage. 

Mulfords handed Kennedy 

Kennedy 81, CWA Local 38 

McGonlgle had 15 In a losing 

heir first defeat of the year. 

- Thia time Kennedy ltd all 

cause. 

Ivans led Kennedy with 13. 

the way ui winning their 

Sports World 57, OC Ex- 

high 38 points. 

Heritage SO, Sporta World IS 

fourth straight, Ted Evans 

change 46 — With Rich Carter 

Sporta w&rld 38, Kennedy 40 

- John Bogle's 18 and Kevin 

had 13 points and at least the 

controlling the boards and 

& Aronoviti and Evans again 

McGonigle's 12 led Heritage 

game amount - of rebounds 

scoring 18 points,* the Sporta 

led the way with U and li 

over Sports World, by 15 

Joe Barrett topped CWA with 

World men defeated the 

paints respectively, Kennedy 

points. 

11 points. 

Exchange men by 11 points. 

came from behind for the 

Sporta World 69, CWA Load 

Heritage 77, CWA Loral 58 

Sports Worldag, Kennedy 42 

«eond game in a row, to 

37 — Sports World pu,t tour 

- In a high scoring contest, 

— Evans' 22, Carewg' 21, and 

squeak out a 40-38 victory 

players In double figures: 

Heritage placed all five 

Andy Btakeiy's 11 paced fee 

over Sporta World. Sports 

Bradley 22, Dlerderly 15, 

starters In double figures; Bill 

or men to a big margin in 

MUne and Santman with 12 

Martle leading the way with 

Victory. Joe Tyrrell paced 

downed CWA by 12 points. 

», John Bogle 18, Kevin 

Sborts World win 13 mints. 

McClain led. CWA with 22 

McGonlgle 14, Kyle Given 13 

Heritage 49, OC Exchange 

points, 

and Mike WerneofJ n, John 

38—With three men in double 

Heritage 41, OC Exchange 

See Electricity Made.. 

MacCalain led all scorers 

figures ' — Bogles 18, 

37 - Kevin McGonigle's 17 

with 24 for CWA, whili 

McGonigles 12, and Glvens 10 

and Kyle Given's "Mfled 

teammate Joe Barrett 

-the bankers came on late in 

Heritage over Exchange. Jus 

chipped In with 11 points. 

the game to defeat Exchange. 

Klrchner took scoring honors 

Kennedy 81, Mulfords 42 — 

Captain Cory Deermount 

tor the night with 21 points for 

With Ted Evans' 34 points and 

scored 10 points In a losing 

be Exchange dub, 

Visit B.L. England 

Cory Aronovitea' 33 icoring 

cause. 

all but 14 of Kennedy's points, 

Mulfords 41, OC Exchange MuUerda 59, CWA Local 39 

Kennedy rolled to their fifth 

37 - Matt Goukas led -Matt Quotas 28 led the fish, 

straight victory. 

Mulfords with 23 point! and man to victory over CWA. 


Jim Klrchner scored 14 In a 

Sporti World M, Heritage 86 

John McClaln banged (or 25 in 

losing cause In a recent close 

— With the Milne brothers 

a losing cause, 

game. 

combining for 18 points, 

Kennedy 61, Heritage 55 — 

Kennedy 66, CWA Local 37 

Sports World squeaked out a 

Witt 1W Evans •coring 27 

— Ted Evans' 25 points along 

SW8 victory over Heritage. 

points, most coming on assists 

with a doien and half 

MeGonigle had a game high 

from Jeff DellaFranco. 

rebounds led Kennedy over 

a points. 

Kennedy continued to stay on 

CWA, John McClaln again led 

Exchange 38, Mulfords 35 — 

top of the league in a dose 

the workers with 16, John 

In a low-scoring game with 

game. Darrin Moses scored 14 

Carew contributed IS for 

neither club put a player in 

for the bankers. 

Kennedy. 

double figures, Exchange 

Heritage 58, Mulfords 48 - 

downed Mulfords by three. 

Mulfords 51, Heritage 56 - McGonlgle's a and Glven's 15 

In a close contest, Straub and 

MuUords 58, Kennedy 45 — 

paced Heritage over 

Kuizer each scored 16 points 

Mulfords. Kuber scored a 

game Ugh 22 for the fisher, 

man. 

Whaf s new in 

Sports World 59, CWA Local 

41 - Dave Santman' 13 led 

bottled water 

*orts World to victory over 

CWA. John McClain again led 

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Mike DiMarlno of Woodbury, a member of the 

OCYCA-Sunfish fleet. « 

tor 11, for the Sporft mem J. Sports World 

victo n'. J. Heritage Bank 

cTJ *m *• MuI fcrts Seafood 

STANDINGS 5. OC Exchange Quo 

1. Kennedy Olds 8-1 a. CWA Local 1078 

Renowned sailor is 

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Marvin Creamer, a world 

renowned sailor, will speak at 

fte Ocean City Yacht Club, 

Battersea and Bay avenues, 

at J p.m. FViday, Aug. 23. 

The program Is open to the 

public and proceeds will 

benefit 10-month-old Drew 

Fox who is awaiting a liver 

transplant. 

Creamer accomplished the 

2400 New Road 

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2000 Shore Road * Linwood.N.J. 

ANNOUNCES 

additional office hours at... 

2809 Wesley Ave, 


Tues. & Thurs. Mornings 







Beard Certif led in Internal Medicine 

Marvin Creamer 

world's first scir. 

cumiiavigation of the ghbe 

without instruments, sailing h 

Moot sloop, the Olobegtar, 

from National Park, N.J, via 

South Africa, Australia, New 

Zealand, Cape Horn, thm 

Falkland Islands and back W 

Cape May, between Dec. 21, 

1932 and May 17, 1984. 

Creamer has received 

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1984 and the Navigation 

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Navigation. 

Donation is $5 for adults «nj 

8 for juniors. For reservation 

information call 398-3386 or 

3994355. 

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SUMMER CAMP 

The 154th Supply k Service 

Battalion, New Jersey Army 

National Guard departed 

from the Cape May Court 

House armory Aug. 3 for tw* 

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AUGUSTA »J88 

THE SENTjffEL«LjlD(jER, OCEAN CITY. N.J 

Playland 

:«S 

Playland Amusements 

Playland-MIller series wasn't 

In the semifinals to earn a 

as close as game No. 1 and 2. 

narrowly defeated Monihan fifth, Monihan claimed its 

~ - m^j #-*#>« If 

Spot in the championship 

Playland opened up the game ;s ITS!!, Realty, W in the third ind 

round in the men's softbaU double that produced all of 

going two-ter-two with two 

cither two runs with a laeriflee 

with a hitting barage, scoring 

decisive game to tarn the 

i n league, 

Raylandfi three runs. Miller 

RBI'i. Miller Paint Roy 

from Tom Klrpatrick, despite 

nine runs in the first two in- 

right to play for the eham. 

Paint Roy Rogers did get 

Rogers was led offensively by 

Bevan's efforts to stop then. 

' In the second game of (he 

nlngs, then going on to record 

pionship. Monihan Realty wqn 

some men on base in the 

lead-off hitter Gary Brown 

Bevan struck early in the, 

lead. 

series, Playland defeated 

a 14-7 victory over Miller 

game No, 2, M, to force the 

seventh Inning but Playiand's 

(two for two), Gary Procovic 

Surd game of the semi's, 

The final series features 

Miller Paint Roy Rogers, 3- 

Paint Roy Rogers. 

Mies to a third game, 

defense preserved Dave 

(two RBH), and Jeff Work- 

scoring six runs in the first 

.flaytend Amusements, the 

Sevan did not allow 

0, The game remained 

lingers shutout, 

Newt, Johnson's grand slam 

Monihan jumped into an 

man (two RBIs). 

tour innings to go up. W) 

regular season second-place 

Playland to score the ren a, 

scoreless until fee bottom of 

The third game of the 

highlighted Playland's eight 

early lead through Kevin 

In the ?ih«f semifinal 

against Monihan. Mike 

team, and Be van Con- 

the game, esa picked up two 

run second inning. Harry 

Green'i RBI in the second. 

_, • - .— »=.«„„ uuung. narry series, aenes, Bevan Bevan Construction 

Cause, Earl Tarves, smd Qon 

struction, which ended up on 

Insurance runs in the sixth 

CongtnietioH Then, in in the the bottom of the Johnson all contributed Ui 

top after the regular season 

inning to notch the win and 

Jump to an early lead from 

wad finished'. 

take the edge in the * 

pionship series. 

which, Monihan couldn't quite 

Clean-up hitler, J; 

jWalton captures masters' swim title 

overcome. 

Bavon opened the serin 

with a ?-3 victory over 

was two for two at the plate 

However, Monihan gave 

. the cooperation of 

Playland. Pkyiand took the 

including a double aad fiijfte, 

TOP THREE FmSIffiiS 

Bevan quite - a scare by 

fee 4IS swimmers, over 100 

Curry, 3. Colleen Muckel. 

BYAQEQRQUP 

scoring five runs in the last 

early lead, t-1, after the first and Steve Ang had three 

race officials and the aw 14 and under (male) — 1. 

!i-89 (male- 1. Curt 40-14 (female - 1 Aueia two Innings to reach a final 

two innings then Bevan RBI's on two- fiv4hfM btt> 

local businesses which Brandon Glnleczki, 2. Wolf Sulzer, 2. Mike Toy, 3. Paul Seksinsky, 

score of Bevan 6. Monihan 5 opened the game up with a ainpsonledtheoff 

sponsored the event. 

:^nptting in me l,44tyie 

Wlgo, 3. Andy Hagan. Rudzitls. 

4W9 (tan,!,.) _ l, inger 

fourth Inning rally. Steve double and single. 

course between 2nd and 12th 

15 and II (male) — 1. 30-34 (male)-I.Ed Brown, Begley 

RESULTS 1(81 

TOP TEN MALES 

Jin Mucciarone, 2. Craig 2. BiOy Howartii. 3. Craig SW4 (mate) _ i. Barney Pool championship tomorrow 

%-Former Ocean City 1. Jim Walton 26:41 

Saathoff, 3. Jason Pairton. Stevens. 

Hunierford, 2. Dale 

•lifeguard Jim Walton won Oil 2. Geoff Rife 27:04 

11 and 19 (male) — 1. 3549 (male! - 1. TomFMraneeh, 

J, jae Giordano The South Jersey JPTBPV Lifeguard I ifwn.orH u-u^__u pBrticipating , in the race, 

year's swim Ina time of 28.41. 3. Curt Sulzer 27:11 

Geoffrey Riff, 2, RonKrug, 

2. Martin Anderson, 1. 

IWi (male) _ j. Herb Swimming Pool Cham, which is said to be the oldest Patrol has won the krt tow 

,,. Geoff Rife of the Cape May IRonWileman 27:15 

WUeman, 3. Tim BWer. 

amon, 2. Tom Dowd. 3. Jack pionship will be tomorrow lifeguard competition in toe yeara, and 20 times since 1880, 

Beach Patrol, placed second 5.MkeToy Tl.U 

It and 21 (male) — 1. Jim Michael Coleman. 

Geraghty. 

evening (Saturday aLfcJO) at United 

'JJ. with a time of 27:04, and Curt ft (tie) Tim Stater and 

Walton, 2. Qarr Kerr, 3. 

4M4 (male) - 1. Mike 

United States. The first flnt pool 

Lifeguard Ton Bryan Jar 

Hamilton, % John Sink, 3. Joe 

the Whippobrwill f»--•- was held • • -at 

tbe 

Butaer, last year's champion OnrrKerr 27:49 

Matthew DePietro. 

Schmltt. 

ABbott, 2. Paul Ouafnini J Pground pool in Marmora. 

been co«diing the OCBP team 

Hj'geia swimming pool in 

and also a former Ocean Qty RMattDePietro 27:51 14 and under (female) — 1. 4H» (male) - 1. Michael 

Whltey Thomaj. 

Swimmers from 14 South 

since midJnne, and eipecti 

Atlantic City in 1913. 

lifeguard, was third in 27:11. 9. Ed Brown 27:58 

Jane Ruman, 2. Christy Lewis, 2. Dale McGinley, I. Si and over (male)-i, Ed Jersey beach patrols wUI be 

fell turn to conanae flit 

The Ocean City Beach winning traditko. * 

The first female finisher 10. Jbn Mueciarone 27:59 

Johnson, S, Amy Carlucel, BUlSmgley. 

Nelson, 2. Harry Jaggen, 3 

was Brenda Borgh of 

15 and 16 (female) - 1. 25-29 (female) -1. Barbara nay Johnson. 

Newtown Square, Pa. Borgh, TOPsaF 

Leigh Grygotls, ? IleitM McGregor, 2. Aw Dowd, 3. SM4 (female) _ i. Ailaan 

a former Olympic swimmer, 1. Brenda Borgh 28:37 Zlglar, 3. Sarah Morgan. Mary Haywood. 

Henderson. 

also finished as the top female 2. Robynne Simpson 29:45 17 and 19 (female) - 1. mt (female) - 1. Judy SS-M (female) - 1. Nancie 

,in the Ocean City Biathlon last 3.JaneRuman 30:22 Rubynne Simpson, 2. Susan Kelly, 2. Stephanie Beck, 3. 

FORD AND FLOWER 

.month. 

1 Brenda Curry 30:40 Meehan, 3. Chriss Pierre. Pun Macknet. 

6M4 (female) - No en- 

'The youngest of the 4255. 

Christy Johnson 31:21 20 and 24 (female) — 1. 35-39 (female) — J. Dawn trees. 

£ swimmers to finish was 9- 6. Barbara McGregor , 31.30Brenda 

Borgh, 2. Brenda Young, t. Christine IS and over (female) — No 

year-old Lauren Wigo. 

Schroeder, 3, Stephannle entrees. 

are pleased to announce 

The oldest swimmer to 

their expansion and relocation to new and larger Offices 

finish was 78-year-old Barry 

on th» «th floor of the 

Deal- 


Contestants received T< 

F.N.S. BANK BUILDING 

UCEAN CITY 

shirts, and medals were High scorer in pinodfle at 

MlASiURYAVENUe 

Lou Lash, 5,020, Art GonzaJes 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JEHSEVOBJM 

awarded to tte top three the Ocean City Card Cmb « 8,020, George Boyd 4,630, Bea MEDI-CENTER 

finishers, male and female, in Monday, August 5, was Helen French 4,620, May PresU 

rtch of the 13 age groups. Jones with §73. 

4,050, Peg Dorsey 3,870 and 

the Atlantic City Off !e«§ 

Ribbons were given to the Runnerwip were Rowland m Kaufold 3,470. 

remain at 

, fourth, fifth and sixth place Snyder 572, Elsie Beck 570, The Ocean City Card Club 

1125 Atlantic Avenue 

t-i finishers. The flnt six maleHulda 

Wanger 556, Bob Quest 

Atlantic City, New jers*y 08401 


jnd female flniihers received 554, Sam D'Alessio 550 Ann Youth Center, 6th Street and 

ftoener MS, Lou Johnston 

"Complete WaUt-in Medical Care" 


Race director Joe Schmltt, 547, Walt Boner 987, Horace 

OPEN24HOURS 7DAYSAWEEK 

ARTHUR T.MRD, III WILLIS F FLOWER 

local Beach Patrol lieutenant, Kulp 534 and Elva Heywood 

DAVIOCHASBROUCK 

reported the swim wot off 528. 

CLASSIFIED ADS lab 3994700 

without any major problems. Top honors In bridge went to BRING RESULTS 

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V 

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to the 

Grand Opening 

of Platt's Enlarged 

& Redecorated 

Carpet 

Department! 

%

ii 

» warn —l&flS &

h , , , 

ÂOE 18 — SECTION 

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

, CLASSIRED ADVERTISEMENTS 

»* ,, ADVERTISING RATES 

1 Advertisements for these columns should be In fht of- 

He* Of The SentlnilLedger for the WCSOAY COIVON not 

lattrthan Saturday noon for the regular classified section 

• and not later than Monday noon tor the foe-late-fo-etassif y 

WCtton. FRIDAY COITION, Wednesday noon for the regular 

Classified section and Thursday noon for the too late to 


Diailff.Mil 

One Tlma, 15 Word, or Leu.,,,,,,, M,M 

(10* per word exceeding 2-5 words) 

Ad Running i consecutive Times, 

With « Word! or Less ....,, 117.00 

Ads Requiring Box Number • it fin additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS SO' IXTRA 


112 8th Street, Ocean City, N.J. 0J224 

Copy mailed in, given to representative or brought to of 

' fie* personally, must be accompanied by cash or check to 

vtP cost. Copy accepted over phone at courtesy and 


before advertisement will bf set In type. 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, IBM 

O 

Help Wanted Help Wanted Autos For Sal* 

CMAMIIRMAiOl - Pantl* •toMM 

•Mi to anrt III OC1MW, f M 1 p.m. 

Saod taUrv MHI Mtaiiant feonut, (all 

itt-itu tttwmt i» i.iii. m im K 

MI MAIDI—Wanted now tnrv 

— Apply in Mrn, 

.tti.»oaroValk. tij 

RECI1PTIONIIT tor 

AM/FM rsaio, 

mil,, 1BU4J. 

conaltlon, loq,oav 

Call HMSJI. 

111, ocean city Tr.ve . tl elyo« lifnl Bssftliflflllli t [i|hf ry«B(, 

VDLL TIMI IdOKKIIFia POIITiOM 

— AM part lima ucntary lUMaa, 

MMUHI lurrMMInti it Mater •«•! 

IIIW. Call Iff-etal, II 

HOUSEKBEPEH — T« iivi in ana car. 

(or Miftt aldarly onpla in nlM horn* 

Mutt h.v. car. Uvino In l j 

O 

•H CHIVY CITAtlON — fan, M.M» 

mllH, MW unary, A/c, AM radio, iww 

mullUr, grttt condlllon, U.IM. UK 

1M.U4I tltar I p.m. It 

MAI ISWTi SALBIP6K1.O*-- 

Full lima, tiH«rl*n£td. call far aepiin. 

Imam, Ocean City etaliv. 34th ens' 

Usury. m-Htl, II 

i^^ll*Wi cS^"""' **- "»•* 

HANDYMAN - Carpantry, rtnwatleili, 

OtM, Minting and MntraM •«•», ate. 

CJIIWIW7I H 

FULt TIME POSITION — Avallaoiain 

silly real ailtlf silica with ceinBuiarg, 

weafcandi a fault; * a.m. i p.m. call 

)"M7l II 

•XCtLUNT INCOME for home 

aHemMv work. For Info, call SHia 

JBimiBlaM, T*. 

VEAB ROUND — Full lime warehouw 

truck driver. Mesnort Frull and' 

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE MAN 

= iap*niagis, driver* licania. March 

It BwflHr. call KM snilurd at 1H 

MM, II 

••At, I1TATI MLii - w. in In- 

IniM In auini toma lull lima lain 

nsmintallni, Srul enMrtln la 

UN, TramaMwit Incentive comrciiiilon 

plan, Call Jaafl trafy, Nordic Eaal 

•itifa, Jtt-ftl*. H 

Card Of Thanks Help Wanted 

NOVEHATOST.JUM 

O HMy II. JgM, ApaifK M Mar 

tfr, fnM M virtM IM rick la 

IMInOH, aur klnunan at Jam 

CkHlt. filttfM MNKHHr M all vM 

MMM *•> tpaclal safnnafa in lint 

M MM.ItIH I Kan rMMrt* Irtm 

Ik* M t M mv Marl ana •unMy 

•*t M •*••» M Ml f Inn HMI 

fraatKHr MnM Km aulilan 

«. HMP na M my m M «M 

ar M>1 nfltMa. In ratura, I ermlia 

to man nor W H H H ana tana 

fM M H Mntad, Say MrM Our 

PMtan, mtw Hall Mary. M nrwj 

Otoriai. PiMlcatMa mini kt 

framlud. St. JaM any Nr at aM 

•II wwa lavaka yWir eld. Mm, TRU 

•avaM hat navar burnt known ta rail. 

I luva Had my rNDHt IrHtM, 

PM im J.I. 

BAKtB OB tAKgRl HELPED - Ap 

llv In (Hfun momlnu Dgt 

I Mltrr Shop, )U1 AJtior, A*a,, O.C, « 

CHUI1I SNIP JOBII—GPflt Income 

potential All occupationa. êr IMSF 

malign call 11131 >4]'M» HI «7 Pi JJ 

• XPEiieNCIP BHOI1.EB COOK - 

iaafM » HHlii, apply spadalgra'i 

•Down nil" till a Ailaniit, o e. II 

DISHWASHER -For lymmtr laliM, 

Apply laalalari'i flh A Allannc Av« H 

WANTiO - Pull and p»rt llm« linnM 

rtal Hlata ulHpHpi), W. »r. looklno 

for anapllHal HlHpispli whs warn lo 

wwk h.ra to tarn hlgii commluloru ,nd 

tl» r«u»el « thalr Itllow Miaieasplt, 

wa «Mr MM Mflinilitlgfii, a graai 

worklnj atmeiBlwrt ana • totally eom 

puiarlna BMlea, Call tor Intarvlaw Xf 

UOB Tda Farrail Aflancy, l«0W«tAv« 

_ HJ 

BUSY RIAL ESTATE OFFICI - O( 

(•ring lull lima potmort to liMntad Hits 

mntn, oppwiuAiry with ggaa W H O , 

n Incrtau iiKarnt not only in r/a ult 

niarkat, But alia in nm eaniiructjiin 

callno-ITSO,Mrt, Prlacull, III 

KM thru SngMr 

Iih 

nil IUICK BSOAL WAOON - Air 

[oiioiilon. AM/fM t.oio, m» tlni, 

mull lacrlllct. I7.HS Call )>HUI 111 

Pref'l Services 

BNTlRTAiNiNe - Rant your lakiat * 

CIMIn. Chain |l« «/,„»» H.M, -, 

II, mtf. tasia U.9B, i' k W lakiA is as 

Mmtr.ll. takiM "«,S. can All * 

DUplayiltMlt 

ilOINO (VINYL, WOOD ITCX Ifirm 

wlndMn and onra, replacfmanl win' 

d«(i ar Prlrna winaewi. No lee tee 

until, Pylly Bvanntaad, Naw JtrMy 

nglsttrad. Prime Hoffles, Inc. Call M- 

ma. Alter hours, waakandt ar halldayl, 

alHWilM tf 

—AMAH — Nail or tnheit My, 

Mgyinl. itsht Myllng add |akt • or 

•nvtfclno you naM ami, litrait 

••allaela, Raliranni, nardwarkar, 

call f It 1 p.m. 1M-M4J. Ft) 

HANDYMAN - RangnllMi, csncrtM* 

wort, il.cki. carMntry, palntina, ate 

caii]il4f», „ 

Marmora Tile Co, 

Ceramic Tile 

NEW WORK 8, REPAIRS 

3OO.827B H 

CHAMBERMAiD 

creiiingt Metsr Inn, I4ih 

Avanua, Call 111 ut), 

Mayen 

ft i 

Tutoring 


[SMALL TAN FURIB-Hatt at Hnpnai 

Wuilc Plsr, will lady who (ound 

Pluia raium n Muilc Pltr Inlor 

T!«nJNth 

IBttur Muilc F 

.'* 

Help Wanted 

INSERTERS 

| T» handle nev 

I In The Sontlnel-UidBer. Ideal 

I part time evening work In 

I •Ir-cofHUtionMi plant. Good 

|lMMjr» and pay. c»ll Mr. 

1 Banjon, The SmfUM-Lwietr, 

|JW-54)|. n 

IANDYMAN - MaiMMMMa Malad 

nr round petition, muji knaa 

cal and tarp*Mry, h... plaaunt 

ilium, ka a kard nrkar caplbli al 

. riling ata*n. land ntgnia lo B,, 

la c/a Sanlin.l-Laaiar, Dnan Elt», 

«••>- H 

VAIi«tbs-Bui say PMIIlon, 

r ull/Pan time. Roem/ioard coulftla: 

M Mr. Gjiitr bciwtan IsM a.m. L 

mm. Fianotn Hotti wnooo mtfH 

womum 

Mim 

Sir 

cocktail 

All ynrraumi 

please don't apply |f 

you donf have qualifications I 

^ptrMMwnti ! 

^ r t i p . m , 

< n»MM, II MeArthtir MM, 

Somtn Point 

'A' 

UMSPUKKVT 

To cover munlilnal tventj 

•nd •etivltlei In Llnwood 

and Northiieid. should 

hava lome writing (kll^, 

typlni •bility and be 

famllfar with either or 

both communities. Salary 

and Incentive package for 

Mill parMlme work. Calf 

Editor, Tht Sentinel- 

Ledger, 3W-5411. tr 

MAINTENANCE 

PERSON 

For Broadcast operitlons 

In Lin wood and Avalon 

Call 

641-1400 

BOI 

N0WHIRIN6 

Spring A Summer Wort 

I Opportunities for local I 

| people. Store deck and j 

various kitchen lobs. Cam 

ipiMil's Seafood Kitchen,;! 

F3331 Aibury Ave, Alsof 

J hiring for Campbell's other [ 

I side and Mulford'i Seafood | 

1 Shack. Call 399 4337 or Jff- 

TEACHEflS 

AUTOMBHANC 

GHAPMCARTS 

HOTByiluTEI. 

NURSWASStSTAKT 

WELDWfi 

T»n rnomtii pgUHgn, training and 

intrvctint ttudanti lor arrtrr ia«] 

tllipllyrn.M, IUHJIant kmflt 

MOBILf — All atai, na a^rlanca 

nacaiurv, AIH » train, call in im Or 

IM>»1t, II 

LAtOBIR - wlm mathanieal amilty 'RSMiSiAL REABINO" - 

Saod opisrtyiiity ta liarn, not afraid to ilamint.ry itlwoi tuilci 

work, gnalin. Mieanliy eaattrycilan. 

Call HI HIM ii 

TRINITY PAINTING 

Joe Ctncellier 

Inierior • Extartor 

Residential • Commercial 

Quality Work Free Eftlmatei 

CALL 399-6657 

PULL TIM! OISHWASHEHS ANO 

COSKS - Biua crw, llu« Shl.ld, 

kamfitt, paid v.c.ilon call l»iiB, 

apply al yattaMayi, H 

FULL TIME MAIHTIHAHCE MAN - 

HIM Craw, tint Inlaid, vacailsn, AIM 

part lima malnlafianct man, call 

yttttnay-i, nt-ipij, am tar Mui. ti 

OIIIIL MICNANICS - Haavy duty 

traclu, Hmpitallianan plut many 

kantliti. Can m-OJOO workday!, II 

Pnanla, 

Epalilns, 

•anfuait trti, arlthniatll, ilnplti 

tPHCh pfobi.mi. rtadlnati work, Oni 

kaur'i ti.lp nalpt! Cartlllad tttcnar 

ArllAa Naai, IMi plMiura AM,, Bcaan 

City. Call mini, II 

Wanted 

DISHWASHERS AND POT 

wantad lull tlma and part tlrne, y(tr 

'round. Caii IJTW. IH 

LEGAL SECRETARY — For law Mica 

In dcaan City, tinlltnt tklllt raquIrM, 

•anatili. Call 1*WU. n 

TEAR 'ROUND NIOHT TCtRK — fir 

lint clan Ocaan City motel luperl.n 

ca preterreo References rtauirta', call 

Itt TiM and all far Andre. If 

*BlLI—ytar round, undwlen mil* 11 

J.m, to i B.m, Mon. to Fri. Call JffOSU, 

, a.m. Fa.m, 19I-S1M afiir J p.m. VM _ 

eJEAL~ESTATI SFFICI MANAGER 

— Full lime with license and al least 

two nan eiperlenee to ovirut 

Mlisperuni ana operations Generous 

commission arrangement plus ad* 

dltionai overrlfle. Also, immfdlatt 

openings for ilceni#d, experienced 

MIeipersons, Woods ig.ncy, 3fi-0m « 

IU iiTATB 

Opportunity knacks, Iha lima couldn't 

H setter for you to kecome a iaiesper- 

tan ultn Otean eily'i leading com- 

pHtarliad real eiiata tirm, complete 

training program, call today, terser 

RMity, inc. frumt, n 

OLD WOOD FURNITURE - oak, 

mahogany, wlckar, Cain far content, of 

,hMU. Pall ar partial. Prom afltc to: 

oatam*nt, call .iMfM. II 

WANTID - Ona er 2 taajhen, 

professionals for scfteei year rental of 

newer ] bedroom Nertnend slnele, All 

modern appllencH, vary nice Inferior, 

attic tnraea, tj,«jo far school year plus 

•itetrie, C»II tij it* JMJ or inmiiM. 

19 

MOUlEKBtPfl— Monday and * 

Friday! fof in. month of August Call | 

nai. in * 

WANTIB—Quiet, mature, professional 

pwaon, Setfci 1 or I iartn. sol. in 

Ocean city. Northend with yearly IMU 

preferred. Beginning Ocf, i, iscellenf 

relerencM Call ]N Wvi, II a,m. 111 

PBOFESSIONAL COUPLE-with 1 

teenage children ana dag looking tar M 

Bedroom home lor winter renm In O.C, 

near Mhooli. FlelM write P.O. Bo. 45, 

Avalon, N.J. ami. ' 

WANTED TO RENT—aar.s« lor win- 

Mr iionoe of lawn lyrnirure * ae- 

from 

PART flMI—Local person wanied Wr 

light malniananee and citahing duties, 

good opportunity for active retired per. 

sori. call Jfs-illu, f to s p.m. « 

FULL Tim MAIHTENANCI needed. 

Apply Watertroni RettaurtM, tamers 

Point, Mtwetn Ike houri of I and S, If 

PULL TIME/MIT TIME — llut ptnani 

natdtd year 'raund. Apply at Waterfront 

RMtaurant, toman Point, Mtwtan tin 

noun ol t and S, I« 

•Itittructun nMdad tar AulnjaiM 

Rtgiowi Community Evanlns 

Wioel INS Fail T«fm SaMcMna 

pnpstal and mum* M MRHI, % 

AW, Malvllia J, Trampe, OlrecMf, 

Oik *nw, Llnwood. N J OtHl 

• M 

Help Wanted 

Home Heolth Aids 

Augurt 19 - S^Jt. 3 

Foil TIIM 

Call 

I914M1 

KANE'S COINS 

Coins, Stamps, Suppll** 

124SA*buryAve. 

308-S908 

Open All ¥ear . Wad. ttiru Sal, 

iuylngliStlllnf Coins 

Since 1141 

DOUL& 

COLLEC 

BUYING 

Antique Dells 

scheenhut Dolls 

Alexander pplls , 

Schoenhut circus Animals 

Antique Toys 

Cast Iron • Auranoifive 

and Morse Drawn 

PmiMO Tin W!ndUps 

Old Banks 

Soldiers 

BARRY MESSNER 

CARPENTER 

Hsffla rapaln, remsdallng 

Myrl.nBarlanea 

Fra»estrmatai, fully InurH 

Cail3fO-3SM „ 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

(ineiuding SUN.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

P.K.S, 

CLEANING SERVICE 

391-9679 

•CUaatettn • RMUKIHIH 

•Cttuay. 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

*> Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

• COIN-OP CENTER 

LENHUNT 

HANDYMAN 

Complete Home 

Repairs 

inside & outside 

painting, roofing, 

light hauling, grouting 

389.8003 

'MANTIyTolAB OR ALJVI - Used 

can and Iraelii, any candlflon, tap nil 

paid. Tawing anll.He. Octan Helglitl 

' Aula (alvaga, call ?»•,»>, II 

LAWM MAINTINANCI AND LAMP'. 

SCAPINO In Octan City, Must have n- 

Ptrlancc, valid NJ, drivar's McMsa re 

•qurrad, Eicaiianf wages. Call 4U11M, 

111 

KITCH6N1 - New cabinet., oppllancel 

er cornplati naw daslgri. Prime Homat, 

Int., OMJii City, N J No |eo too tnull, 

fully guartntaad, New Jertay 

reglitarad. Free tttlmatat. Call m- 

MM, Alter Hour,, weekends or Ulidayt, 

caiiMD-IIM, M 

[FRIDAY, AUGUST U. IH8S 

General Mdse. 

ANTIQUE SHOP 

Spurtock Arrttquet 

747 lay Ave. Somen Point 

Furniture, Country Inrmi, Folk Art, 

Detoye. many items 10 cMota from, 

Ahjo Fomllure.Rellnlililnfl 

Buying «• Saitina, 

w«. fun. lira. 

Alio by appointment! 

FH 

ANOEnSOKWWSERKIS 

TAG SALES 

Liguldallon of noun cenftnft and 

Mtalei Pull appraisal tarvlca, 

CALL 927-0975 

CAHPINTERTLAIOR FOR HIRE — 

Own tans (. tranipartatlan, Tour man 

has hanga>art I nave fanny. Deadline 

ta meat* Reasanaglt ratasl Canlractars 

or unit awnart, lublact to avallaiillity, 

Firs! call, lirtt tarved. call ifMeji atk 

lor PBII, 111 

CENTURY LAWNCABE - give your! 

lawn ma leak of the eentgry, yyt're 

nawnaBIa rtllasle and expenîced 

catlns-MM. H, 

LIHWOOO ROOFINO - " tervlm>" 

AflanJII and cape May countlai lor 11 

yaari. lhln8m, lining, gultart, hat, 

roots, Fr.e eiilmaiat, imural. Call 

PAINTINO AND 5PRAVINO — Prime ' 

Home. Inc.. Ocean Clry, N.J. No lot too 

small, fully ragllttred. Free eillmttet. 

Call 1HS1K. Alter noun, wMkandt or 

tf 

SUHSHWE CARPETS 

AMSOIV PLUSHES U.99,d 

Ouarantetd ImMllationa 

No wax Vinyls, fteju & Comm'l. 

P I I I t 

bin In T 

'•II iii 

~>IH! 9>ftil 

Twenty yrs, experience 

buying J, selling antiques. 

appraising 8. household 

II 

Ratlli 

lauldatlens, 

•lered Appnltan 

o 

17th STREET HAUUNG 

Fumitun moved 

anywh*re In the trl-state 

area. Light medium duty; 

hauling. 

Gil 522-5723 or 

522-4101 

BJLLCROWELL 

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 4 REPAID* 

TORS . HAINBIBD • NIILJON 

ALL SUMMER 1. WBSKLV 

CLIAHINO — Beautifully done for 

tKHtiei and apts. Also full Hrviee 

nemamaltar skills ••pertly Mriormed, 

laundry, Ironing, ate. Servicing all Jer- 

styuwra area, call luetli. H 

TNE MELLOW MEN - 1 * 1 PIKT 

band avallaoia far private parties, etc. 

hint! and >acaii M these tig land 

and memory years, Ne rock er country 

western, RaasonaMa, references. Call 

DECKS ADDITIONS, Railing, ttaps, 

ate. Prime Hornet, Inc., Ocean City, N.J 

No |ob teg small fully gvarantaed. New 

Jefsey raalsterad, Ffee esflmatn. Call 

tn-sm. After noun, weekends or 

rwll8ayi,calliw.i1ta, it 

Call Now (609) 3W-MM 

Five Years Ixptrlance tl 

EASTCOASTHAUUNfl 

Cflmelahi LandKapino larvuaj 

itsne and Braval Dnvawlyt, Tap- 

•MI, emmKfisn lit* OMnup aM 

fGnnreUnd Ave. 4 Hew fid. 4 

WANTID VBAHLV RENTAL - Apart- 

ment I or 3 bedroom,, near such, 

south of 24th St. Older couple, call Kt 

07« . ••; 

CHAMBHRMAIOI AND 

MAEIMA-tHIa needed. Mllit be It ft 

aaply. Apply in person now ttiroujb and 

if Saatamker at DM * lay Ave., Oc. 

RELIEF COOK—enoerlentea only. A(T 

ply I* fens* Wetley Htmallaaa Ml 

East IliMfl tf,, O.C. ,„.,. .m 

NEED DRIVER—and yardmen, IS t 

III an Jetoraay. Valid driver llcenie a 

mtltl Mint apply In, Banan. Call Jtf 

THEPHBJIOELPrnA 

INQUIRER 

; v "KM 

For 

EARLY M0RHW6 HOURS 

Delivery Only • 

No Collection 

'6.00 per hour 

• For Information, call 

Mr. Kay 522-3402 « 

jCapeMay County 

^Savings & Loan 

TELLERS 

WANTED 

evtgoim penonaiity, 

eioerlence preferred, but will train. 

I4,»lir.ioii«rf.C«iiNellMMW. M 

VK35T/MOSTE35 AAANAGER — pHTtiiSl 

petition, year 'rouna. Small lamlly 

reitai)rarit,CallB«at93orJW«m. > 16 

RESTAURANT FOSITtORl^ FBW 

MOTIVATED - Indivldul. •aipan- 

llMlitlH include prep/count.r/Mrvlce 

In gourmet ihop. Apply Wedneiday 

Frldiy, Jl p.m. Say Cheeie, til AJtury 

in, |.u 

BID JIWIURV - Filrirltili, Ut, Any 

kins, any condition irnmM, Call), tell 

prtcn tali). Bring It In: AnflquM k 

mori, 4*H vanmor Ava., Vantner, mm. 

Call R3IW « 33 

WANTED TO RENT ¥iABL¥ — by 

older couple, Menage Sin, 1 or., 1 bam, 

unfurniihaa, Preler htuia, will con 

Hair one-halt M aupiai, Parmaninl, 

releren , 

(•I 

Somen Point 4 

J.C. 

PAINTING 

FULLYINSURID 

FRIi iSTIMATIS 

O.CLICBNSI 

OCEAN CITY, N.A 

391-942? 

Personals 

< -AITMHES-OTd hath noyii help, 

f 4 *•"" T "' 1 *"" M » 

EARPBNTiR'i MEIPBR-II,,, jjij, 

enly, Muit Myt awn leoil and owl 

traniportallon. callirum, ,., 

OPPORTUNITIES IN 

CAP! MAY 

NOWHIRINO 

•Chambtritialds 

• Wllttrs 

•Valffs 

• Janitors 

• Cooks 

• Busboys 

• Handymt n 

Phone call! Mcepfad 

grApplyinPersen 

Unrqu|sd«Lar.y.tta) 

801 Baaoh Drive 

Cap* May 

••4i4 

.'ADULTi OR VOVniF=BSSBR 

»«, H»ndry, ftntral aatiat at Baei, 

^Miita ana CHrltilan I M camar, « 

•ays f a.m. , j i,m,, ralarMKH, lum 

mar ar y.er'round, muii warn UBI1I 

zszjtis * 

LOOK I NO FOR A PARTICULAR 

ITIM, roomafe, hohhy flM, anllsue 

,car or anything at ail, here-, the space 

ta do II, call IHHII clauifltd. well 

help you gat it. 

Model Psgeanl tfu. Ail ag» mala s. 

fcrnalt. For entry ulanki call ]9« 5J33 

•142719. tf 

D FOR INFANT 

- in my Marmora ham, approilmatoly 

£ ^ l W"""enl 

petltlan. Own •mitportatloii and 

raferaiwes raqiriraa. Call Ita.fot4. H) 

CAIHICR -~ltap In at Mlc'ii't lean I 

lltti t, Asbury. Atk for Bean. Full er 

part time. f-u 

CLKRK TYPIIT - LI. Iwekkaepln, 

food opparftjfllty far tall starter. Many 

Benefit,, off inara, lull ar part time 

CII]HM4 

TRUCK'DRIVER WAREHOUSE MAN" 

-Aeoiyinperion.ini nthst.oc 

SALESPERSONS 

H >(IC- Mm Okfng appHcatton* ftrftii time thru 

M »Ml£•îjborltayci'FWS-iion.PmwIwiiiRetan . 

1 PrtfWTBd; But Not Rsqubvd., 

17 p.m.ta 11:30 p.m. 

SALES & CA5HIIR PIRSONNil. - 

War 'fOMM, full tlmi 1 pan tim, 

fjMitiom av.11.bU. ixpirltnc* net 

^Nuirad, Apply In ptn« Monday fhru 

Frld.y 10 .,m. t0 j p.m. F. W, Woolworth 

Ca.7WAlouryAvt.OC.eog 11. 

PART TIMB - Sacret.nal potltlsn 

avalleble, pleaianllurroundlngi Haoar 

Wa«IEaflt«,»nlO41 ^1 

NURSE - p,rt time, PHN to covar all 

•hlfti Apply in panon, Wetley Manor. 

Pw) and Bay EOE a 21 

NURSES AIOB - Full time/part tlma, 

day/avanlnn thlft Apply In panon. 

Weiley Manor, raid end Bay Ave EOB 

? " LL TIME TYPIST - For local radio 

Itallon Muii b. accurate Start Im 

mtdlanlly salary nagotlabla sand 

raavma to WtLT/WiBO Radio »J7 

Atbury Ava , Ocaan City. N J Ot»t At 

Mntfon Paula No callaplaaia II* 

BABVJITTBR WANTtD - For Inf^ri 

in my Ota.n City home Flexible hour. 

*yBwt«w ttptambw FIMU call M? 

ATTENTION: 

All Scavengers • 

Look for fht man where the 

Tredewlnds blow 

He will ftli you 

Where to flo 

On your way to see this guy 

Collect these thlnos 

on the sly: 

•Whit the sills 

A million, grain, or ' 

• and Something cut 

to lit tht mouth I 

• e 

FRANK TEDESCO 

Concrete Conlractof 


Serving Ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas. 

CurblngeprivtwaysePBrchei 

Sldcwalks-Floorj'Etc. 

Fm Estimates 927 5052 

• MftattNOca 

fil'g or mitt, m'll do It Ml 

399 6791 

Child Care 

WILL DO BABVJITTINO — In tn> 

home, i days a week, very good with 

(children. Call jet »411. 

•tUt CHlLbREN't 'pLAte -" IM* 

Havan Ave. CAmpleta academic and 

recreational pnarani, art. dance,' 

mufic, swimming lassont, Monday thru 

Frlday,7!Mtoli4Sp.m. II 

ST. PETERS METHODIST Pre school -' 

Morning programt lor J and 4 yaar oldt 

Raglttar now for September enrollment 

call Jte-OOra or m tta, I-IJ 

Situations Wanted 

SIIU Swing You 

BROOKS TV 

TV A Radio Rfpilrs 

Electronic Servicing 

704 Asbury Av*. 

309-8690 

FAKRHANQJNfl 

WALL SCRAPING 

IMTtRlOfi PAINTING 

HANDY ANDY REPAIRS (nd main- 

tenanca — carpentry, painting, plum. 

blns, etc. Any type small or Urge, 

BBilriy or contract. Call Iti-TWI, M 

BATHROOMS — Naw fixtures w cam? 

plete new Mian, prime Homer inc., 

M*an City, N.J. NO lot too small, fully 

guaranteed. New janay raglneraa, 

fie attlmatn, Allef hourt, weekend, 

or holidays, call irtMlM. H 

SMEIT BOCK, DRV WALL — Piplter, 

Nnallng. Prime Hornet, Inc., Ocean 

City, N.J. No |OD too small, fully guaran. 

taed, New Jersey refiltarad, free. 

Mtlmatei. After hours weekend! or 

Miaiyi, call m-\ l« if 

"SALIS AND SIRViei — On Noover" 

• and Eureka vacuum cleaners. irusAcs, 

•Mgt and Mils lor all mod.lt. Fret > 

atlmatt an npaln. Trad. Im Atiiln 

ton 1 * llftr e»re dipirtmtnt, Wrîlll. ff^ 

illiH PUCB, lurt uiu 

I'ff. 1,Sti mile*. 5ood condition 1 . 

Aiklng!m, Call Jttj,l, after 5 pm, ' 4 

VCR RENTAL 

TAPES-VHS/BETA 

e NeMembtrship 

• No X Rated 

• Deposit Rtqulred 

pCNIOHT'S" P«mily 

A far entertainment 

Within Knfghfi Pharmacy 

Blh4Wetley 399-5555 

BEDS «nd TAlLI-tllrlsVwith SS» 

Iramei fojm mattrassas, aach had M" 

wide HI, Flenie tiow, 47)r»" with bant 

cn«Kiu C.IIJW7JJ5, ~ " j)i 

Pth 

FRII TO GOOD HOME - Illvar, 

neutered male Madia, ill years old 

Meat Mfneane KM is home a lot Vary 

effaettsnafa.CailMMNe. l>f 

Boat Slips 

IBAT ILIP iMPTY - taasoMI IB. 

com. Ii there for me advertising, 

•eaters aiM fishermen are .l.rtlng fa 

leak now. AdvanlM to rent that empty 

slip iww. Call HMtii. M 

.MAT ILIPS-WHkly, monlMy or 

seasonal up n ir an Ihlpt CMIIMI, 

tamers Petal, lacurlly, HgMfnt/, '"ih 

walar, Ult, tackle and oai on pram|set, 

Pre« r.mp In * avt win mtil.jjuij 

ttealat Pier, MM I so. ' - # 

The Red 

Antiques, antiques, antlfliM*' 

Redeemable!. 

Mile and vn frem Somars Mint 

Circle an Route SSf, 

. i-t 

Antiques & furniture 

Olde Bay Shoppe - 

RL559MayiUndlngRd.. 

Somers Point, NJ, 

Visa • Maitercard ' 

Now Open 7 Days . j 

Wmtotji Old Semen Point 

Plefures and Post Cards tf 

Boating 

o TQ "Move "up"t vouiaS 

Uall,old reliable mrouoti Ika datsllied 

mmnaa, iw,wil. 

p n] 

JALMPBP.SON - lummer halp. Boar 

owalk laweiry ,,,nO. until lit mm 

•ei*. Tep pay. Call Vrtsnun until f 

OIHL AND 

•; 

[IOHT PAINT DAMAGE - Piaihlng 

Hon. nil complete, ii left), 

no arrow, Itla. Noo lighted 

I, PactBry;IMu.jamonao» set, brau mirror. Inttyle 

o)h«ii/idoddtandendi. . •••J »j 

E 17CU.FI, — Goldralrlgeralor.ex 

illant cond - JIM Call If We after 4 

. — • • - • 

NTIQUtsi-B'l Fantasy llllt ft Board 

ralk in Flander't Hsttl Clattware 

hina. coliactiblei, e»tate Irwtlry and 

liver. Open dally. 10 a m. Buying and 

tiling IK MM ' tf 

BARS APPMANCIS—Almond relrlg 

rcu/ft, textured door. Ice maker, 

!»ter mtpentar tojo Washer Wib 

S l O00 Blec, dryer, he.l 

woo 'l »«a)' M 

'OLAiS MIRROR —,*•'< ^W' 

r halMntyi v price negotiable 

I^ 

real for halMntyi 

VtflM4l 

• Royce Union 

HR6I BOY'S BU--• r , j ,. 

tts each and *• Royce Union U" 

IMX.wl)ltpad« •morith»old,MJ Call 

ARAOB SALB -* Double lied, Daby'l 

rib a, much more FrKfMtJ'eiin »• 

l i o n -4 pm lio P|fln.el^RMii 

PYMI-IC -beni'n prais ••£« i jj»!« 

linabanch Brandnt~MM•*""' 

c4lllNI4a* ."'--• '"••« **'• 

i 1 jj * i^^^^^-jfc^. 

-if,' 

, "ltrflTN eONIOLta ^ 

'NaawUBjIa ClIIHtltM 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCRAV CITY. N,j 

R.I. For Sale R.E.PorSali 

iNcoePOSiitn 

REALTORS 

I Re ,.*K n " y e8 " varfe « «upl"x 'B nice reildintlal ar*M*Itich 

j unit has a BedrocTii, 1 bath, sforaot, lit floor has Piorlda 

I room. Fully renttd. Good Income. S107,000. '< ' 

J Twin hoystwith pitnty of room, 4 bedroemi, I bath, fin- 

I ced yara, offsfretf parking. Zenid eommtrelel. Convert 

I to iforelronf and Jrid floor living quarters MJ'.JOO. 

I irnmaeulate sogthtrid duplex in tuceiltnf condition j 

• bedrooms, 6afh In tach gnlt. Laundry, OeMn vltw fforn 

I 2nd.floor dtek. Beautifully furnished throughout S!86,900 

A boater's dream wlfh three slips and water 8. elec 

trleify at two floatIno'decKi, Patio and deck, Pamily 

room with fireplace, laundry room, automatic 

garage door opener. Possible owner financing to 

nullified buyer, iiW.JOO. 

I Nlejly decorated 2 btdroofTi eondo. Most reasonable In 

I Octan City, Convenient to stores & bus. Very low conan 

fee. $i9,900. 

Modern beachfront duplex with huge decks and fireplaces 

Loaded kitchens. Ocean view from dining area, and living 

room, sheltered parking and enclosed beach shower and 

laundry. $470,000, 

Hotel, ixcellint business opportunity. Prime corner 

location, J blocks from beach & boardwalk. 17 rooms, 

owner's apartment, lobby, ana reception room. Great in- 

com* producer possible owner financing fe a qualified 

buyer, Mii.OuO, 

Sweeping bay views, boat slips and Immaculate condition 

make this 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch a perfect Ocean City 

horn* for year 'round living or summer leisure:. Includes 

one ear garage, fireplace, and all appliances. $215,000 

Best value en the island. Townhouse in quiet neigh 

borhoo^. Amenities include pool, club house and 

shuffleboard. 1«0 sq. ft, of living space includes j 

bedrooms and I'/a baths. Just reduced to S99,W0 

Victorian-style home with new vinyl siding, super In 

sulation. Expandable third floor. Newly remodeled kit 

ehen. Wail to wail carpeting 2 years old, 6as hot water 

heater J years old. 1117,SM. 

Investment duplex with excellent income potential. laeh 

unit has 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, ill appliances, fireplace, 

locked storage area, plus more. S172.900. 

Well-maintained, well-located duplex Includes all ap. 

pllanees IneludlnB washer & dryenln each unit. Motivated 

seller has purchased another home. $i3°,500. 

IKCHIKIIUUII 

REALTORS 

3301 Asbury Avenue 

JQcean City, N, J, 

390 5000 

829-5000J 

SALE 


Why Rent When You Can Own 

Without The Worry of Upkeep? 

1 1 

ATLANTIC HARDENS 

Wf have three lovely units for |alf. Two at I14?,WO furnisDcd 

ont at 1144,900 unfurnished. AH units contain J bedrooms 

Vh baths, LR, DR, den, fireplace and air conditioning 

MNDPHlUa 

One bedroom unit located 

near schools, shopping, 

recreation, boardwalk. 

Asklnoi78,9O0 furnished. 

•00 MY 

Two bedroom, two ban unit 

Includes svylmming pool 

plus untold amenities iJM 

square ftef of luxury 

living; r»riee below 

a§S#i5fd value. Asking 

1110,000 mostly furnisheO 

OVER 1000 PROPERTIES FOR SALE 

WCASE 

i^f,- 

Pour yeal-s new, centrally located Duplex beach Block, J 

bfdriii., 1 bath, fireplace each unit, split Itvel design tor 

1149,100,00, 

Don't let this cottage escape yoor.Inspection if you are 

looking for a super home In Otean City. Spotless and Im- 

pressive are the only ways to describe this three bedroom, 

2 bath homewlth'a huga dlnlno room, brand new kitcnen 

and crieerfurden and I!vlhg,;ro6rn. Offered for iust 

$109,900.00. 

•'y\ 

• -...-, : -~î 

' fVlon«y, Mone/, Moneyl I! This 5unlt, year 'rognd invest 

• ment property churps out money.— lots o» money The 

now yas heating system and the front porches with a view 

r»-i of the Oceap only insure the vald« of the purchase at 

$275,000 00. 

Opportunity kWkj»/. } . Owftajiay. »ll the»e fltown 

aia bupleit.'Tbtdrms., 5*011 bath* esctiiMu 

l>ÂetAn.DFfrBrl"a,e4iMrlnnfM \i * I L. 

*5oulh»ndMC»nVflMr,2bdrni*,withfrerri-r>*o*lnCT^ ... •m^XM&f l ^ Y > . • ' , 

O» hiat«. Central Air llstfd for t77,ootVN ,- ,. \ , ' : ''JJ •/ .ftEAL'ESTATE >,'-% 

^%imten*m 3 Q&$^&$- 9 t^}&2i^ t ;S.\V°}'' *X?*r&''UlTAttwiry Avenub,rafMitCMyi N,J.0A226 

, *Mh^MWnkWXI5flB0M7'. ..VjTV-TViirV.ifa: * • :^r>'J '''"Tlmnin. I RlrK«?S-8STm*n#ni T^" J&i*H-£f j^tJ^ v 1 I - *»/tii'*- f i V Timofn/JiKicnfrqliOwIifi~BroRtr j 

DesiraBle letting for an at 

horns buiinjss This IJO 

year old J story Colonial 

waiting fp be restored to 

original ^lendor Uivfing 

room, dining room, large 

Colonial kitchen, breakfast 

room, 3 large bedrooms 

(one with lifting areaj, 2 

full baths, potential galore 

$100,000 

New listing, great Mar 

mora location Four year 

old rancher Is beautifully 

landscaped and well 

maintained Three 

bedrooms J full oaths, 

©versiled J ear garage, 

family room with fireplace. 

Won't last long, call today 

1110,000 

What a beauty is this 3 

bedroom, vit bath, 2-story, 

perfect condition inside 

and out. Fine family neigh 

borheed, priced right af 

S116.900- 

390 3700 

inson 

REALTORS 

HOACOWALK ICI CRBAM ITORfl 

Cam in an Cknn CH»'i rmi lummar 

Highly pfsfifa&lfi All •qyiefTHnf in 

gtyae^' Great igmmff flmc g 

Isf a family er mvctigr 

iniormaiiari avallaut 

I Bgapf tonal invfi f mtril opper 

iunify! tsvpiv twslamitf henta 

loeaietf within virfli ef ft!* bay • Sern 

unifi In ^sirsnvlr nic¥ £«tditign 

•fw remaa r«rl> BTHIdlns •• 

cm.nl income IHucM te II 10.000 

CEHTIB CiTT DUPLDX • 

Ownrr aniigvii Owner ierl will 

Dupi-x mih muii, i,mn, satnillal 

LaâfrS wilhin fair p,aia Is all 

or~.nim.n and Boardwalk ailivllln 

Near KHOOI. Larsa lot (unrler 

rftnm aaiiHH lath aparimmn 

IwalH Iv ,,ti round w AUina 

liwW 

•EACHCLOCK tniriMx W/AT 

TACNEPLOT 

call IcnUy lo aa* IBH imniKulala 

Ifire* badrpom BufiU' Solh unlit 

taafur* livlhg room, dlnlflg room 

and modarn kltcnajl, ana f ii*0 bamt 

Eitarlor twin*

IGB 14 — SECTION TWO 

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

FRIDAY. AUGUST 9, IMS 

.For Salt. RE. For Sale RE. For Sale R.I,For Salt RE. For Sale R,M, for Sale R.E. For Sale R.E, For Sale 

Franklin c Williams 

''REALTORS 

,,, •„ BAYFRONT 

Twolarnlly, prime location 

w/SO' waterfronfage & 1 

beatsllps. Realistically 

{priced at $195,000. 

iBayfront single on over 

iSUed lot, 3*idrms., I'/j 

.'batfts. del, gar, plenty of 

: parking, dock i. 2 B/S's. 

only |1I?,IOO 

Oversized duple* • on 

Spacious landscaped lot + 

owner quarter!, I ear gar , 

,'SJ 3 beatSlips. Extras 

galore!!!Inspect today! 

'LAGOONFRONT 

Cwner home, 4 Bdrms,, J 

full bathi, family room 

W/f.p., oar. float ing dock B- 

2baths Asking 1191,000 

Cape Cod, 4 Bdrms, 3 

baths, screened patio t, 

open dtefc. floating dock 4 

2 beatsllps. Reasonably 

priced at IIW.OOO, 

OFF WATER 

UNDER vcooo 

con 

UNDER 176,000 

Corner Bungflow on over 

ifltd lot, 2 Bdrms., full 

bath. Offered furnished 

Corner Cottage, liv, rm., 

din, area, kit., i Bdrms, Wi 

baths, dtt. gar. 

Bay area, 

excel' 

ced \ 

$76,500 

wi 

bedrooms 

UNDER SM.SM 

CONDOMINIUM 

Immaculate, I Bdrm con 

dominigm. Walk to beach «, 

boardwalk fMMa. 

Reduce d '•** 

.1 "i J. ml 

o 

(0 

C) 

FHIDAY, AUGUST B. I98S 

RE. For Sale 

OPEN House 

NORDIC SANDS TOWNHOUSES 

40th andWest 

Wednesday thru Sunday 

ii to 4 p.m. or by appointment 

2J^ 

lu »« r| o«» iesinore Hying, privacy 

NORDIC REAL ESTATE 

nh and Bay 3M.2936« 

OPEN HOUSE 

1911 WISLfy Mi, 

SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY 

12:00 to 4:00 P.M. 

New euitom ipaeious Beachfront along orMtioious gold 

Irt floor, i btdrooms and I full baths including mniter 

bedroom suit, with Whirlpool filed bath. 2nd fl. ,!pT""ve 

living area with m, b«r, beamed eathedrai T 

' * Decks 

PEATURES 

• Verfleal 

throughout 

Sas Heat Pump , Quarry Tile 

Central Air • Tasteful Undseaplng 

DONT MISS THIS ONE I 

ISLAND 

REALTY 

22nd A Aibury An,, Ocean City, 398-1300 

32nd4WcitAve.,0ceaqCtty, 398-3636 

FOX 

MIS 

PICKS* 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Beautiful executive home 

in the heart of the Gardens 

•cross fhe street from a 

fine beach with excellent 

views of the Ocean and 

Inlet, New heating, airconditioning, 

and hot water 

system, Many, many, 

many extras. 1310,000. 

OTHER SINGLE FAMILY VALUES 

Quiet neighborhood, views of wetlands, excellent condition 

end 3 bedrooms, Priced right at 174,900. 

Excellent year 'round neighborhood, 3 bedrooms, a large 

100x100' lot and m ear garage. SI Jf,fM. 

DUPLEXES 

One of • kind duplex In the 

North end of the Island 

near an excellent beach 

and within walking distance 

of Boardwalk, off street 

parking for 1 cars, 3 

bedrooms and 2 baths with 

a cathedral celling iriifie 

living room, 1189,000, 

OTHER DUPLEX VALUES 

Three bedrooms, fyyo baths in first unit and two bedrooms, 

1 bath in second with i large deck, located in a nice year 

'round neighborhood. *msoo. 

RARB PINO Gardens duplex, 3 bedrooms and 1 bath 

each unit, heated and only $124,900. 

CONDOS 

PRiCE JUST REDUCED! 11 

Close to beach and boardwalk! 

I I Features one large 

bedroom, eat-In; kitchen, 

living room/ dining room 

and assigned off-street 

parking, J75,000. 

OTHEff CONDO VALUES 

R.I. Salt R.E. For Sale R.I.Per Sal* 

r ». ^ i ' 

Beachfront condo, $ bedrooms, tv> ,b»m>, decorator 

decorated I $239,000. « > , / . 1 1 ' 

Beachfront condo hlghrlte,,2 bedroom* 1 baths;MfulW fur 

qlihftd, beautlfulliool and; a sup^r location, y/MJOO. °, 

, , >IIBa!nMMiMiaMapMn«> „ ; 

ROBERT L. SHARP, 

700 Asburv Avn 

COMFORTABLE TWO FAMILY 

We ar« proud to present for sale this 2 family home' 

located on s peaceful corner in the South end of' 

Ocean City, Private stairway and deck to the second I 

floor apt. Priced right at 1120,000. . J) 

DUPLEX LOT FOR SALE t 

100 feet in depth with a 40' frontage. This lot is M1 

lust 1 bloelss fo fhf beech, water and sewer in • 

stalled, 

UPPER TOWNSHIP RANCHER 

Peaceful, eomfortabl* and nestled among 

8S azalea buihes, this charming 3 bedroom 

custom home is ideal for year round en 

ioymenf. You'll appreciate the full 


taxes, 

NEW LISTING 

Three bedroom, t bath gardens duplex 

features fireplaces in «ch apt., wall to 

wall carpeting, front porches, a rear 

sundeek ana yearly income Priced at 

1175,000, 

FT HAS TO Bi SHARP FOR THE BEST RESULTS!!! 

THI ULTIMATE BEACHFRONT PROPERTY 

4501 Central Avenue 

The very best beachfront property won't lait long because 

irs the usf of iti kind .... and literally one of a kind No 

one can buil^fhis height again, codes now prohibit it. The 

Views this beautiful home offers are breathtaking 

especially from fhe ocean front master bedrooms Call 

now for a personal tour of this exceptional luxury 

residence. 

THE SE.VTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. & Sun. 11 to 4 p.m. 

80S CENTRAL AVI. 

399-0998 

New 2 bdrm. bi level condominiums. Convenient to beach, 

boardwalk, shopping. Full appliance package Including 

plenty of storage etc, Buy now and pick your Inferior color 

scheme. I79,»00 first floor, »4,M0 second floor 

625 Bay Aye. 

SHORE REALTY 609-399-1900 

OPEN HOUSE 

DAILY 12 - 4 P.M. 

New condominiums under construction. Oceanslde of 45O0 

"block of vWest Avenue. Living room, fireplace, designer 

European kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, sundeek, storage, 

central air, Andersen windows, maintenance free 

Developed by J fi| Nf*on, inc. from 199,900 up , 

Exclusive Agent, Hager Real Estate, ' ' 

111 Atlantic Ave, 421 Battersea Rd and 34th 8, Haven Ave. 

RE For Sale RE. For Sale 

CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX 

atfteiaE 

Eleven I bedroom units, super condition, great location 

Owner financing for qualified buyer. 

GARDEN STATE REALTY 

Realtors 

I8th & Asbury Ave. 399-3038 

RB»O«T ATMOSPHEM IN WMBY HnUf 

earaens iuwry condominium nestleliTS tike 

DUPLBXINVUTMKNT 

5£ 

, 

w *^CHwmmwfnwuMoun 

Large 4 bedroom, 3 bath beauty. Luxuriously decorated 

needed for leisurely llvlnB; 

UPMH TOWNSHIP SPECIAL 

Lotsof aarden space with this3 bedroom, 

EAST ATLANTIC BlVD 4 BAHEHSEARD. 

34TH A CENTBAL AVE 

c Franklin

pAOE 16 — SECTION TWO 

RiE. For Sale 

You Won't find Another 

Buy like Nantucket in Ocean City. 

GREENHOUSE 

ROOM IN 

EVERY 1 HOME 

AT NO EXTRA 

CHARGE] 

A comrnunily of 91 

luxury residenrps 

K(, lnsnrK Iliiiiujgll 

Resort Marketing Associates 

6 

g 

(609)398-7300 

27TH & BAY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. IBM o 

R.E. For Sale Summer Rentals 

GREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

MLlTMAVi 

609-927-1451 

44 Greate Bay Drive 

timm Point, N.J. 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

Three BR, furn,, IVt ifory elec, heated home. Fireplace 

In llv. rm,, full din, rm,, large kitchen with dlihwaiher, 

waihtr, dryer, fraih compactor, j refrig., utility rm,, en 

closed front and rear porches, storage ihea. Only Io8,000. 

GOSS REALTY 

REALTORS 


309.2008 

franklin ^Williams 

REALTORS 



A unique waterfront community offering I and I bedroom 

coi domlnium units with boat slips available- These unlit 

are suitable for Investors, or these buyers desiring to oc- 

CU0Y their own unit. THERE ARE ONLY-*. J UNITS 

LEFTDONT MISS THIS PRIME OPPORTUNITY. 

'CALLTODAYIII 

NVEST 

CONDOS 

SALE OR RENT 

We have the most luxurious 

condominium units at the 

shore available' for pur- 

chase or year round rental 

depending upon your 

needs, From i7Q0 to $1000 

per month rent, from 

ilM.OOQ to 1200,000 sale. 

"THECONDO 

CONNECTION" 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

JAMIS M DWYER. REAL ESTATE 

INVESTMENT- OEVILOPMINT 

3981700 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

DUPLEX • excellent can- 

dlfien, 

Thrtt bedroom, l bath, 

living room, dining' area, 

kitchen both floors, Good 

storage, enclosed hot and 

cold outside shower. Good 

off-street parking, close fo 

Sold Coast beaches 

Call for appointment it In- 

spection. 

OARDEN5 PLAZA - •((faulty fur- 

niihri condominium aparfiiianls with 

panoramic Maan viaw. Pool, parking 

and ill tHa amanillM si melnl.n.rice 

irta living, priced Iram »131,too Some 

unfurniihaa unin ilanliif at illf.eM, 

Call lor appointment ta ininacf HtsiH 

Tna Miliy Aganty, •ark Placa ind tha 

••ach. pit, 

DiALA-ROOM 

or 

APARTMENT 

609390-8894 

f and 

wanted. 

Summer 

llsflngi 

tenant, waiting. 

JOHNSON 

Realtor 

U] Weilty Ave. 

Yearl} 

Have 

TWO WATERFRONT piopeStSiH 

wnh boat lilsi available lor tacaM Waif 

•uson, |an II on lh.i. late rental 

lining, cental! F, Williams, •ealt'fr. 

••¥P«ONT MOMI - I bWfisSirWl 

eatli, fgcaliinf csnditlgfi and location 

•Ifh Mat .lip, Available tail f waaA ol 

Aunuit at HN W L Contact r 

wiiiumi, Bmior, iff-iiti. HI. 

GARDEN APT, - MOV. rlahf 10. •)« 

thru U, Twe BRV Mem a. Senetfa 

awning porch, parklnf, near Beach, »l 

fordablt. Reduced rain after ieofl i, 

CallMNn, M 

FOUR BBOSOOM-teatfiapartniaini; 

•laapa eight. Jutt renovated, la - 

Mack - 4th It. Av.ll.ble i-34 at MHi 

ai ins, *7 af Ml, Call wf-im 

WMI HOMI IN OAHOiNiij 

Dearoomi, 3V, Bethi, launery, fatSly 

room, aarses, Hreo/aes, Kreenefl fir 

en, Burglar alarm, quit! neishBorhtJ- 

Aug. 34 li or aftar Sepl {. Call 

' any broker. 

EFFICIENCY APT. - Half taatan 

••Oty, c.nlr.n, located. W.ther 

I 

Since 

1920 

LeonK. 

| OrfibaumJ 

Broker 

Owner 

MAIN OFFICE 01dC 

32nd 8nd Asbury Ave. cmm ' , fg "v 'wrmihw lo 

pets. BfftniKH, ifOD/rno. plui 

utilities Avail om. M5u>, 8 14 

PIBST FLOOR APT -Two BMrooKs, 

one Mm. Avallabla Otiobtr I, near J4tn 

St USD plus utilities Call )9V OMJ H 

*s 

ANCHONASI HOU5E-Room. jor • 

rtni. opn year round. III] Central 

A»e Mian city. Call 1?I J747 or Jti 

FSSS. *f 

_ ^ A t 

ROIIRT L. SHARP — Mat «Ua*,. 

Reallon, li .ccepllnn .ppllcjllmn fir. 

•aalton, 11 ineptlM epoiiut 

ye.rly leaui. Stop In wr olllce 

Aibury Ave. or Ml W«l Al> 

MUNICIPAL COMruTtH fY|TCM 

NailM u Mrtkr oiyeu mal ...lea 

•tasauH •Hi M racaivta ay m« city 

P.«ha.lns *a»rit « WHiMlf, Up 

•amkar 4, ins at io:oo a,m. ai .men 

lime the laid naiad BMI will fit 

MWlOy apanaal IN raaa tar n» 

falitwtaf: 

MUmciPAL COMPUTES ITSTiM 

All BrteKUli Mall M laofflirlta 0.1 

n» Prwm.1 Farm •ppro.w far tnl» 

onwMal. ar an an ...« n*Hu •• 10 

wonJIsg an) iH/mtualiwi. Coptai si 

fen Proastal Farm, tfii Mnr 

tltenenl, ana fha Tarmi and 

Je«illc.noM nay be oatalnaa frnti 

f»a affica af tkt pHrnMUnt AftM, 

•aan J. city M.ll, Oie.n City Ne> J.r 

MV, and bwaer motl MaslgtMy caniiy 

with all a) the tarni M nn uu 

mmmmtr, lartHt •uPo»i, M. tt 

* tUm Mm wlBdMrt. Mil, j|. .j,, 

INF MrUM, H (M, MUtaMa Hit. 

HN, M MliMM, RaltrMni • 

' Mtwlty MtMl, Call tSMM-Ullar III- 

HMtl* 

fOJTtithrO PUPtax - ttana ISSf 

HlinrKlllllri, 1 Driroomj, 1 III. Htm, 

, \HIHf4Mli fafptf. dlthw«l»r, »ar- 

Mrthpttal, Htl-iiMnUf WM, fur 

.H» MM, mm eortn with tMatiftii 

'. *(« al, M M witerw«r, 1 kiatti n 

, fcuai. Uii raontiilr, avalubu lapt, 1, 

CaliytM7i»riimnein n 

PI.ORI0A - Attr.cllve luml.hrt lerge 

•» Mrim apartrnant . lis II, Inn 

MM. Ptfnwno uacn, ma. lor Nov., 

Bat., Merrt or April, Call 1ft IIM Fit 

R.E. For Rent 

*M«aipiAiiTorMcu«in Mmmmi 

100O9 Atriums at Qreentree • Marlton, NJ 08083 

(809) 580-8858 

Call Men. ihreugh Thun. unUI 7pm; Fit unUI 5pm; M. IMm to 1pm; 

Sun. 12pm Is 3pm. Art far a qiuHHN mo»t,i«fl» contuUmt 

•M m.y be nalMe or BeU.erea to 

flW (My Oof* M Ina Oty at Onaii eir», 

Qt» Hall U H , Ocean (Sly, Hew JW. 

«*T or preiented re n» city Clef* at 

MM City M CaMCII Ciumtwri, ,t re. 

nmm 1 oiirn* lor uM kMi. 

TM City cwmtll reier.n tke rioM to 

rwact tut or all Mu II rt «emi ll In 

tie b«t public IMerHt >o do u. 

Jiaain an raoinraa M comply »im 

m raaalisnantl of Poetic Lain of 

if?!, Cb»pt« in, AHirmaiive AOIM 

Tennis Director Pamela Shipp presents i 

to Scott Dickinson, winner of the boy'i 16 ana un- 

der singles championship, left, and to ramer-iip 

DaveHutcheson. 

mAtueStititt.bxamami'B 

J -'-'-r " -rnr fiiaw ffrlHL 

Fas. flatty nd Ml Jkp. 

plte. '-rt, 

r 

——. . v «. .« Ud 0B Thnmlijr, Anf. t 

tournament win be played at Three «Hr«toriwfri ttelid 

OBMO Grow en Ang. 1W4, """ 

Our "candy abort" drew 59 

players and ended with ttn* 

players having a acore of 80. ^_^..,-_T 

They played off to qoalify for tatemtUonal tournament 

first, second and third. Tt* «UA««^l«ttît,a^, 

results wen Mary Baldwin We are Jmt Apot rwdy lar 

with 70, Bod SoppiM with M thla uuutawHug coavaOUm 

Uuit Aituckle wtt a. to be hddtowrtTMl iwirt,' 

In the women's dviiioD 

Marie Artmcklc placed fourth 

aid Mabel Regan took tart 

consolation. We congratulate 

these Ocean Cityites on their 

performance. The next elate 

tournamt iO b l d 

ifryareEariCaawri, 

Bnowa and r 

other 

rbucUe with «1 tobeh«MtoiW 

Wedneiday Tip for,1% 

w id flbrt to 

and 

The Wedneiday Tip for,1% Mrifc/Atf. 

progreaslvM were rained ont fleboirt to.Jggt not aiMttaf 

There were ll player* who dtocsfntoDBnlxn.0Mnaat 

ampitd I the Saturday important •traUgx ii t# 

with th amttnO bjkta Jta 

There we 

ampited In 

progressives 

foHowtog 

women's 

S 

with 

Rooms Public NotkB 

UPI«R TOWNSHIP - Sflym iMrt 

Flau, new renting In nigh traffic srtj. 

call Rln seal Isfatg, m \m f " 

LABOI If DHOSAS- i«in, ifloww lit 

Hoof. Breskiaii grig dinner ail yaar 

royftd, Pnged r«a$gnable tor woritins 

iady or oenllemsri or wnlor maie 

Private harn«, parung 

Call Ml tut e'l* 

Public Notice 

Ipaoal ttMHM « Mddan 11 one 

MNIbf laflawMI PaMit UM ft The 

ttrtaatMewJeruy 

B IIDROOM — Tun tin katrn, 

IMflMr cirprtta, onfumi.n«, 

MMf.-aifMlf dlHWUI, gel Mat 

rmwtnaoinimitrwtT 

/Lrinei,t*rmwtnaoin.imitrwtTmt, 

, Htr MrMfw, no ML AvtilaM* iapt. 

Ml Mm uNintM, RiMntKai k MeuritT 

' Winter Rentals 

RITAIL STOflE 

m Sleek of 

Asbury Avenue 

1100 Sq. Ft, 

Available Aug. 

e«iiift-1if*arBi4.3iU 

BSQM AVAILABLE - For quiet, nan- 

ltnotclno gentliman uia M nfrifaraMr 

IM a wttk. call If Mrll, tt 

FROFOIAI. HO. U-a 

HALIB .1DI, HMaci * ma 

itrt esntalnad karMi, win 

i * FM 

HJIA MiM rn*M»% tet pnttns. 

KM «o»*»ymwt of ratMan clfUtai ao 

• MI»~ rr turn mraMiim AUBIM tlW 

Ofy at oeua City, Nan Janaf, In tka . — wnn. 

|«WI Ctamtn at City Mil, It*M «** imiMiu. BMMtâ.,»?» 

Public Notice 

SOUTHEND 

todrnm, )V> bath 

nnooM. Washer, dryer, 

modem Kitchtn. Available 

Oct. 1. SMI monthly plus 

irtllltle».call391.ng61 

Lots Par Sale 

.SpRTHiND-MoOern 

• Uactien/proleMlorult: it.njij. nor 

,J(»ntil_ $n M under "WMtati." Call 

• UlLqiNS LOT FOR SALE - HWIW 

In Canlyn Park, Ptlefmo, N J Aiklng 

VHM,Call l-3ti*U4twaftarip.m. 

^ 111 

W4TEIFI0NT LOT - Par cyltom 

home. Frlvata I1H llnjncmg By owner_ 

IUJ.JSW0 itHK. Excellent' aiylara 

INIRIFP'tUI,! 

•¥ VIBTUE Of a Writa of inanition 

luuaa out of ttM Superior Coyrt gj Nn, 

Jtriay, Cfiarnry Dlviilgn, Cap* May 

County, Doekat No, F-4114-n, therein, 

Îno, wtwreln eOLLICTIVi 

PBDERAL SAVING! AND LOAN 

*MoeiATION,,« arMrftwi.ai M 

UnltMStatn « Amaf lea It rh, pi.lntlf, 

•nd WILLIAM H, !>OWiLL, IR. et al 

an th. BMtridariti, I ih.li twow to ula 

at public verriu.: 

WEDNIID«Y,*USUrr» INS 

•. AtL UTILITIEl-lncluaea. Attrsctivc 

r trMeMrwmift. Living room, dining 

, ,wm t, kltEMf), waitiar, aryar, alsn- 

,4)iiMf, Mtwin tannli - Math, Ayguii 

' .'Qf, MM rnonttily, two bmroom 13», one 

>«room Urn, Call m-ms, n 

PRIMII CLEARED OBAOED - 

RHMailtlal Ml. •iiallifij, quiet 

Maflan, elevation id BaHmaflt 

pHllkla, t)J,o«. Marnura 1 mltei to 

ocein. Acreage Hi scaaa Vlaw. 1 mem, 

•»ôg. caii IB-mi or KHBI, tiff 

Aialnif premlw. .Itu.le in trie CNyM 

pwan City, County of Cape Mar aM 

Slat* of New jtnjy, d«crlb»d ai 

, WINTUIMIfTAL 

Pttrnlihwl Room* A Apti, 

By th* week, month, or 

•atMfi, 

FOR FURTHER INFO. 

CALL 

IN-IIM lit 

W1HTIR RENTAL 

, ATM of inn & Central 

spacious, modern 3 BDR., 

~1V% bath, LR, OR, kitchen, 

W/W c»rp*t. Washer/dryer, 

g«ah«at.$»5 +utilities. 

M39M849. •» 

.a#rrmpinM m Waal ana m amtinf 

arneofa al pin 1 an unenwdta aurd. 

•»n>. caw ttum. ti 

) LAKOBTWOiiDROOMAPT.-Flrtt 

(Mif, MM IMIiMM, furnluwd - mimt 

Mtrd third fk»r furtililwd apt,. ins. 

iMnVM iswlfan, AviflaMa mid-Hut, to 

rtl*May, fM p«t». FamllMt Mf,«ra,j 

^mmVMimtmt.• % "->• MI*' 

COMMERCIAL GROUND 

' UPPER T0WHSW 

Prlmt commercial ground 

•cross from new shopping 

pitta, high traffic araa, 

site plan approvals in- 

cluded. Call for details 

today I! 

10 acres + of commercial 

ground, ready* for 

development near new 

plaia.'$150,000. 

(808)390-1444 

m Isuftt sircre Bead 

••INS tna Seuthwwtarly M l«l of 

Lot We M tha Nonhaaitariy it fan at 

Lot m, tattlon A, r>ian of Ocaan City 

Mtscistlon. 

•EOlNNINe in the Swtnatlftrly iin. 

M Ocean Avenue IB leet SourhwMt 

wartly Irom ma Muthwnitriy Um of 

lawna Sfraat; txtanalns Soutrwen 

wardly along tna IMrtnaaitarly Una af 

Owafi Avanu* N twij ana of mat wwth 

ntafiainB ioufhtaitwargly MMaan 

linal par.llel with SacsrKl Streat 118 faat 

lo. ISl«l wide Strut. 

Amount due under |udoment li 

*72.1B.Q) with Interest, eoitl ana 

Sharif," i Ian te be adOM. 

At tls fIma 01 me Mia cam or certified 

elHKii In tha amount af IB (weant ot the 

bid price li required 

Tha ther|H rejervei (tie rlihf to M 

IMrntnytala. 

OaiM: July 11. IN) 

j8»Pr,,.««,rt»MW|T pLgu||j 

Sherlll 

7»,4T,Cf,./!.« 

tay an Aosnt n, itu ,, „,•, ^_, 

Mai tlma, ana naii iuMMtr apaaxM 

•M read, far Upturning all Utr aM 

malariali aM MrfarmHa an war* far 

fM fiafltMlfttIM «M •.HUai M Ma 

Ap Am, ana aniar UMawtai iawt 

M ocaan City Municipal alrpaft al 

•Mm an the pun. ami will M « , 

••If prUa t w Mr tHMrmm •»•»«•» 

HMam aa tlM Man aM ai afMlfM 

nw«n, EstiiMfa* axaMMa* af pay 

nami an tahilatad «tka Prop«i SM 

Pfwoull wlu ta rauiiM only Inn. 

•iaaari who an pranlllfM win. IM 

lUta M Ma* JMIfV M tcOrtaaM MM 

tha Naw Jeruy DaparfBHirf M Tra». 

•port.tlsn standard lawlrlcalhw. far 

Roaa aM arMta eaotncfM (errant 

Eameii}, 

•Wan ara n*.lni n canplf wire 

»• nawmnami al a>.i. mi, ,ij», 

Minlman raw M aiMai far tta OR. 

mwnm af fha RHMM wan am 

•Mil amMMM tt Ma latntary af 

UM-, UJ. BaMrtmam al Latw, .M 

ma Hwm Janay Departmem al Labar ( 

IMMfnf, and a Mha*iia at UHr 

(ItulfMttltJii aM UKfl Bilnlnmm wag. 

ram fa M saM ii amulM in, ar if 

t.chad ta, rm •aafififaifsat, Tka 

datarmiiiaiiaii atutfi caMMa ma 

hlghe.1 minimum .aaa rafa far Ma 

deicribed labor cUuiHcatlan uvall faka 

•fKadanf, 

(•lain and •pecllicjilwi. IM afHr 

conir.ct iJmument., •raparM ky en- 

wraplan, inc. my M aMiinas apM 

•aymanf af nify Ooiun IIIMH w 

aach Ht at the lonswlnf otftte: 

Piirtfiaiiiii Afaat, city Han, Onin 

City, Naw janay 

P.ymenl ihail t» frawn la ffM onler 

of INVIBSPLAN, INC, M 11 nat 

rafvMagla, 

Tha propoMI, wnen (.BmlTred, UHIIM 

be McsffltulaS By a rroa«ul Oiuran- 

ty antltttiH] af t MrtHMil chartToTa 

calhiari than, payable to th. City « 

Otaan City, Naw J.rwy, or t mttul 

B«M an the Hparafa farm fttmUhaJ 

.fhjraln, Tha bow) or (flack Utll ka In 

tha ium at not Ma man tan (18) partent 

of tna Tttai Prlt. In tha prep,, ht 

in no ata Mall the amount nceto 

Ma-Hie MatarMMt RUM 11*1 al 

•a. amuini a. a caMNMn of tw «- 

.rwCI Mat 001, •anailic marerui, .H 

•HawfacMrM M1. aMM, «ih. 

uaitad ttatH h- »^ wluiuu4. 

JMaplieUni 

WINDOWS 

Wlta 

VINYL 

390-S338 

r«snJts. 

division 

Ue, 

In 

it was 

day important •traUgx ii 

the amttnOj bejooktag Jtar 

the ode far your date ad J 

medUtj t 

HINSON'S S 

BIKE RENTALS 

Surreys • Tandems 

'•^•-« sma 

8th & Atlantic Ave, 

Ocean C'' t N J 

399-1246 

Ibur Beau 

Investment... 

FRESH KOTE latex 

UMM TWO ••BROOM APT, - *irit 

n«f, MM liKIBdad, (umiuirf , OH. 

JMNMliri third floor IwTtlthed apt. 

MM. CMtnl latitlen, Avallabla mm- 

{Ml, M HIM May. Ma pet.. F.miilM 

*ly, •/*.•»,. «1. call JtffiM. I'M 

Wf ACH BLMK MOOIUM CONOO - 

t-VItY fHIVATB COTTAOB-14th 

p Ateofy. Ayaluwa for tapfimMr ««•- 

Si. j - . . « _ , _ . ... ;,;,,. ,,:;,. 

iBDR.PURNItriEDAPr -NOrthatM, 

l(, CtiarMl platti l( mid. to AC, (apt. 7 

Owv Juha 14,1 btoek to Baacii ft BSwik, 

in, pn, MM. Wtcti., foil batn, (ronl t 

ror ptMtt, wfd, «/Ar carptt, no pati, 

< * Vtaturtty ^d«Kni| ngulrad. 

/ino» yWHttw i w ^ M » 

LOCATION ~ J BR, 

Your 

Plaa 

'r'il*flna ; iMgM ta •Pfjr-cu't**;^ 

IM Mil far parBfial aarvh,,!,^"; 

ticmK 

Realtor. 

3W-340J 

RENTALS ARE AVAILABLE 

*/* w••*••#• LUllvsilMnl* Iwf / 

KrtMfWjJjWifiiieiiîrfVifl 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

Acrti of oround for your 

new home! 

Sunstf acres • Petersburg, 

IW acres to 2Vt acres of 

wooded ground on im 

provtfl street ifarfing at 

124,000 to 00,000. 

4? + ierti,M0,00Q, 

SlMliy's Point lots ifar 

ting af 133,900 to S37,900 

Financing available to 

qualified buyers, 

rtftrsburg, ,, Estates • % 

aert fa wooded lots from 

m,m,io m,m, pfnan- 

eing available to qualified 

buywa',., .*•'• • 

'aler.no- lots^ available, 

ui,ooft'io mxm Five 

aejrtl-lj.W.OOfl:^'.;; *.\ 

(SOOji 3Bb-1444 ; 

lice 

WlUwtf 

•urmira 

tHeglFF'SSALE 

•T VIRTUE M a Writ of liacvtion 

(MUM out of tht iUBirlor Court of Naw 

Jeriey, Chancery blvlllon. Cone May 

County, Docket No, f 51413, tnereln, 

Btnalni, wturaln CiTy FBDERAL 

SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ll 

the Pl.lnlllf and KATHLIIN C. 

LOJEWSKI; USA A, LOJtWSKI, 

SIMPSON CONDOMINIUM 

ASSOCIATION ara the Defenmnrt, I 

lhali ^»poie to ula af public vanaua on: 

WEBNISOAV, AUSUiTy, 1«J 

at ana o'clock in fha aftarman of ula d.y 

al tna Sharlff'• Office In Capa May Cawt 

HMta, Cape May County, Naw Janay, 

Tha property caniliti sf fha Una and 

all tha hullalrin ana itrueiurM in tha 

City of Ocaan city. County sf Capa May 

and SHI. of Naw JirMy, Tha lafal 

Murlptisn in 

•EiNs unit a, MI-MI iimpisn con 

domlnlum, a condominium, together 

with unaivitaa MM Intaratt In ana ts tha 

common •lemenl which ara a part M 

Slmpton Condominium, a condominium 

Mcarafna is tha Maitar Daaa iharasf 

racsraM In Data - K 14)5, NW IMf In 

Mit'CnWKi Offlff of Capa Mty, Naw 

JtTMy, fstliMrwitn all tppurtanancn 

IMrtnappartainlris, 

••IMQ1 KNOWN M M9 Slmplon 

Avanua, Mian city, Naw Jeriey otto, 

.Atnsiinf due under - juafinanf la 

Ml,f?l,M with intaraif, csiii ana 

Snarjf('• faal ts be added. At the time of 

tha Saia caUi or cartifjaa chact In mt 

•mount sf 1( perctnt sf fha Bid BrlM li 

rtqulrad. The Shariff raiarvn tha right 

toadlournanylale. 1 • 

Dlt»di July Jl, IMS, ; 

Cahlll,wlllnikli.C.hlll,At1y.. 

- JAMliT, PLOUIH 

in no c.M thall Ilia amount ncet 

Twenty Tnovund Ooiiart (iMÔi.at) 

A Contract Band will b* raqalrM tar 

an amount not leii than M hvndnd 

(IM) percent ot tht amount af tha can 

tract. 

A Payment Bond will be required |« 

an amount not leu man an* hundred 

(IM) percent of ma amauat of Th. con 

tract. 

Tha lime llmll tor ma war* IncladM 

In Ihli contract II eo worun* «a>>. Tha 

contract lima wilt b. cakvUted Iram 

tha data for itartlnf nta work ai 

tpecllled In tha Notice ta Pncaad, ar II 

tna cantractor mm wark arlar ta 

racalpt at.tht Notice to Pracaad ar prlar 

to tha data tpacitlaa therein. It, par 

ntluian ot tna Bittlnwr, tna cantract 

lime will be deviated Iram ma data 

work wii actually ll.rted. 

Partial paymantt win be mada man- 

miy vp te an amount al ninety tight 

(Ml percnt al tha mm camplataa at 

al tna lait day of tha pncedlna. caltn. 

dar month, • 

•Ida mint na wbmlrrtd upon tht an 

cioied propnai wd Farm and nit wc- 

cantul BMdar will k* raqulrts t. 

axacsta tut anclatan Contract Farm. 

TIM hint it ntarvta to rt|act any tr 

all bldi and ta accept any wmth, in It. 

wit ludgtnatii. tht city council at tht 

City af Oce.n city dttfni tt be In in 

bt»l Inltntt. Tha contract will b. 

•w.rded to t iln«l. MMar. 

•ach Propoul •abmlttto ih.ll M 

placed In a laaltd anvtlapa plalnty 

markadaffillawit. 

1 

RATWAUPAINT 

WH8rrn flol (inisri ol me OAUON 

tfcr pjntcr, dry woB w jtv^- 

Oloionr, Whit* ond lfl/5 

Oloionr, Whit 

feodymnied ep(or» 

FRESH KOTE 

HOUSiWUNT 

Be*! Acrylic Fiat Wall Pain) 

Rich-Lux WAL-SHIELD 

I 

GAUON 

Over 1000 itandard and custom color) 

to choaw trorn UrHurpatsfd cavcrofc 

Mî hiding power on mier.or wah 

New! Ant Mnt f« WolU ond Woodwod. 

LUSTER-LITE 

LATEX FUT ENAMEL 

Richness ol llat Imish 

MSlubilit, ol enanifil, wnh 

Illnds Iriguenl washing 

Grill on Hills ctpqjtd 10 con 

slant isilmg 

to apply 

Dries ftni laitinQ 

lloi f ' ' 

f l9f mstoriry, 

proper i 

wood or 

White ond ready 

mned color 1 

Rich-lux low-tu.lre 

UTEX ENAMEL 

QOAII 

5 75 

M*,NMn 

WhitailiatV. 

Mnt!*tnk 

Rich-lux latex 

SEMI-GLOSS 

Aeryfic Home P«ii txwdi 

^jdtiH fo Biff Bet, 

• Colon titty bright. Unilorm 

TMtcd and Proved Snt, 

[sen tjyef T'itured Plywood 

Solid Color LATEX 

TIMBER STAINS 

1320.. 

FOt INt 

-Ma B>» -** 

^tm 'VIMS 'PS* tmf Weft, 

Your 

choice $1 00 

iACH 

r ... "ffSir'mW itnS" IIKlienVil 

tftna and /Warn. M tMMr , _- : ;' 

ir.nr at pnaouit null *« made 

In accordanc with me Iptcl.l 

i 

r—. NUiASTrCWHrtaorOr^ «-g 

U Cauflring Compound.. f X 

_ ».12FOOTSOE 

• Ptartic Drop Cloth... 

r^ 9 «-KMT JERSEY Q-g 

pWWtGlovei...,,.fl 

Va^TNICIKOOMT.) Mtin't NnHMMi i 

Wta|«f^lit*fa»f?,i«llfliilf»tatl»*fi§ 

,Wo A«allabiaMrtybmmmlt-mm 

,*"Wti.«'tr-IHM,a|ily, M># phi. 

"V AVAILAlCi ; 

R.E Wanted 

O 

flftf ^ffiwtiîtiddtrn^ urfe 

IWRTS'M 

.,».. • * A- NOTieg : . 

.You ara Mraby nolltled that Ouarrs 

Con.lrvctlonco., Ine.tul'applMrsnM' 

City 01 Some Point.Zoning Mara At 

• AdluHtnanl tor » varlajv, wtilct) will 

Ptrmit me Mcotutfuci.a tingle family,, 

rHloVntlalcrttdllng Myta af my propar-' 

: tytoctt»ri«t Bloat 511,(11, Lot 10, ann:' 

MmjUmm MM WHIM Av«,i Htnan 

TpM,Ht*)Ki,i Dun, A vtrianca h), 

raqulrta iforr, ticikm Mil" tH'-.^V 

lyZMrigMaMMAtluitfMMMi'iNPUW,"." 

{oil, Auowt H« i\m,!U mikwAuW. 

KPnifftninfj,' rmtjimwti •- •;-.^? i -! • - r ;• •" • - 

^M If yfu r>*v*any t)t>|*c»lDn to th* VraiH" 

- /rfjfflqfe^t^îji^j*'^ 

' ^^^^ jaaaaflft ^ f •••••••% '•^•••••^ •aaa%Baa1i^Ba%aaBW*4^^ a^BaaaHaai 1 f i t ^ 

PMoMM||||p|fMWW';NM>,M|'K 

HMakifaSHîtrrkiMltan^ 

ftvnitntr 

3 .3 

PACE 18 — SECTION TWO 

agueec 

ii«tad year o» play 

Davenport, a 

gUM, 

performance by 

U points before 

out with seven 

remaining In the 

: PonBere, the regular 

•aaon co-champion, raced to 

i ( 

ara 

Tom's Deli 

for 

Great Box 

Lunches 

.." j.,,H"i 

sssass 

scorer for Knight's 

put Knigbfs ahead. w while teammate 

, at --rir^'ifii 

chipped in 21. 

The second half was again « f*" 

-~-w battle unto Patton T 

i to the bench with five 

Without Patton, the 

' struggled and Just 

ran out of gas. 

It was all Pontiere from 

then ori as the Automen took a 

18 

'ournament 

i 

^ 1 ôfs Phar. 

2"* 

LJ 

W" *• «**•"•• 

\2'n and P l off Ocean « 

. 

me I 1 * 8 Citadel) 

»t on a show by msottoa 30 

Is your club, organization or 

social group planning an 

excursion? 

Top it off with a delicious „. 

BOX LUNCH 

CALL 398-1046 

for orders or 

r 

>m's 

information 

deli 

r'ANDCATBaNG" 

1018 Asbury Ave. "MAKE US A HABIT" 

Daily 78,m. fO«:Mp,m.; Sun. »a.m. fo jp. 


R&tes are down! 

Now Is the time for a 

HOME^QUITY LOAN 

topurehasiaboat.car.homs 



/ Stop in or call 

Bob Smith tr lob Williams 


See the,,, 

LOCAL GUYS and 

ATTHE 

Aye, 

THE 

STEl'AHEAD 

PLACE, 

Ofctan City, New jersty 

T 

In looking back, the league 

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many yean. Tn§ teams were 

„„ tJMyw. talented and evenly matched 

S^*»W ll ^ rtfPon ««) "rfthefansupportWS 

received the toumanjenfs Until next summer,,_ 

Laveson wins 

Harvey Lake 

Men's Singles 

~~~~*a »••* eaui annual 

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Aug. 3, and 4 with 39 men 

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Is Home-Buying 

an Adventure? 

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Clrit of »ll. wh*t yov «tf «r«M you 

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Winners of the 1985 Baby Parade 

105th Year, Number 28 

from the Baby Parade | 

Ocean City, N.J.08228 Tuesday, August j^1|85 One Section price 30' 

• • • • • • ' • ptwltn'by P*il 

Carolyn Zoerb, center; takes a Dap as best friends Kobert Roeske and John Richardson check 

out the surrounding crowd during last TiJursday's 76thialnnual baby parade. More pictures page 

HOAC AND SONS 

iPRISOPORT, 

EICH. 

Meis wants 

city to pay 

49284 

recall defense 

ByANTTAJ.SPIEGEL 

Sentinel-Ledger arif 

letter to 

aaars 

aônrta Govermnort. Mela beuem 

the petition seeking Ui recall is tavalkL 

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Jack Bittner and dfySolidtttGeraldJ. 

Cbuncfl that I believe tbereaaon or the 

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SJ guard championships tomorrow 

Tin South Jersey Lifeguard 

Ouunpionihlp, the oldest and 

ant prestigious of the But 

Out lifeguard races, wiU be 

tomorrow (Wednesday at 8 

Ma.) on the 34th Street beach 

In Ocean City. 

Fifteen beach patrols 

AC String Band due in Sea Isle Thursday 

SEA ISLE CITY - The 

Atlantic City String tend 

Under the dlrtcaon of apt. 

•Am DeFalco, win perform 

two special concerts in the 

Promenade bandsheU at 

Kennedy Boulevard and the 

beach, 7:30 pjn Thursday, 

Aug. IS. 

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Tuckahoe 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,j, TUESDAY. AUGUST 13,1B8S£ 

Rain delayed 76th annual Baby Parade but didn't prevent it 

Once the rain stopped on on Granted, It looked a little over MO «0 entries, entries. 

sMnrt ,«, h.in««M...u t ^ ,^ „, . _ „ "•" 

Thursday, spectator flocked 

Seven-and -a- half-month-old 

shakey at Brit, but around 1 Fred Raxen announced be 

to the boardwalk to claim 

Alexis DeDonato of Drexel 

pjn, the Palmyra String Band babies as they passed nil 

their seats tor a 76-year-old 

Hill, Pa. posed as the parade's 

came strutting down the Judging stand In front of the 

tradition that was sure to go 

"Ul 

Boardwalk followed by Mule Pier. Queen Infanta 

on, regardless of the weather, pageant queens, bands, floats Jennifer Sims looted on with 

tapoaed delay. 

and, of course, the stars of the her two attendants, Only 

For IS years Mother Nature parade — the babies. Branning and Shannon Cox, 

has permitted done-up, WPVITV personality A! as the entrants, ranging from 

doUedmp and dressed-up Alberta and his wife Stella 3 months to 10 yean, strolled 

babies to parade the board- were the grand marshals of by. 

walk in the annual Ocean'aty the parade, which was Nautical and seashore 

Baby Parade, the oldest on directed for the third year by themes were prevalent, with a 

fee coast And Us year she Bruno "Dutch" Dahlhausen, fair share of sailors, mer- 

came through again. and which this year boasted maids, lifeguards and surfers. 

Earn Your Diploma Today 

1 boardwalk railings. For 30Ifflss 

Purple Princess; fourth 

years Marcla Schmidt of 

Chait of Longport with a yard 

Robert Roeske of Petersburg, 

br the personality baby wu 

Ocean City has been, a parade 

full of Cabbage Patch 

&nurfer QW" art 2- 

with First Friends, Best 

presented to Krlsten Frank of 

vectator. It was 10 years ago 

Cousins; third, Christopher 

year-old Lauren King of 

Friends, John Richardson and 

WilUstown, Pa. on, the float 

that she entered her daughter, 

Ryan and Cars Buehy of 

Lansdown, Pa. took on the 

ftrolyn Zoerb; fifth Kevin E. 

My Teddy Bear's Picnic. 

Tagy Blasberg, who wound 

Ventnor on the float Send in 

role as an Ocean City 

McHugh pf Ocean aty as 

A savings bond and special 

Up winning the Bamberger 

the Clowns, 

lifeguard, seated to • little 

Rev's CSre Bear Land, 

recognition was presented to 

Award. , 

SPfCML AWARDS 

lifeguard stand on which was 

Section II — first Jamie 

Ray Reinard of Riehboro, Pa 

"The rain put a damper on 

lettered, "Watch Your 

Qinn of Ocean City and Tied for the most out- and Brennan Dunn of Ft. 

fee parade this year," Sch- 

Parents." 

Kristyn Byrnes of Hamstandlng twins award were: Lauderdale. ^la. as the 

midt remarked, "but it was 

Two "Little Bo Peeps," 3monton 

sitting In Grandma's 

Ashley and Klrsten Paleezny Peanut Butter and Jam Kids 

sttll nice." 

year-old Kathryn Donadio of 

Attic; second Kathryn of Berlin as two angels in a en a large Jar of peanut 

Don and Peggy Smith of 

Annapolis, Md. and 5-year-old 

Donadio of Annapolis, Md. as 

cloud and Alexander and butter. 

Maple Shade have spent, the 

Melissa Brown of North 

Little Bo Peep; third Erin and Richard Golden of Ocean City DIVfflQND ; 

first week In August the past 

Arlington, stepped out of a 

Tlmmy Blake of Nashua, N.H. as The Super Guys. Commercial floats — first 

bur years In Ocean City, but 

Mother Goose book to parade 

on the Good Ship Lollipop, The award for greatest Fisherman's Wharf; second 

Us was-the first they saw the 

while "andennm," I-fear- 

Section m — first Jasmine 

distance wu presented to Rauhauser's Candy; third 

parade. 

old Jennifer Scott from Mt. 

Qirisflna Siow and Ronnie 

Mark Howell of Kaneohe, Irene's Gift Shop? fourth 

"It was a bad day so we 

Q*raim, glided by In htr 

Glfford of Petersburg as 

Hawaii complete with Stalnton's Department Storej 

decided to stop and watch the 

pumpkin carriage driven by a 

Sugar & Spice and Snakes & 

Hawaiian outfit and pineapple fifth The Peanut Shop, 

parade," Peggy Smim said, 

very sleepy 3-year-old. 

Snails; second Barbie, 

on a float. 

In the non-commercial 

"And we enjoyed it very 

Danielle Scott, 

Jimmie and Mary Ryblckl of 

Bundle of Joy Deborah division, the Queen Infanta 

ouch." 

Jamie Patricia Gtnn, 3- 

Ocean City with their No. i 

Rondeau of SeaviUe captured float. 

During a luncheon before 

years-old of Ocean aty, and 

Baby; third Michelle Hoz- 

the annual Hanseome Award, 

Susan Houseman, 

be parade. Ocean aty Public 

Kristyn Lynn Byrnes, 2, of 

worth of E. Vheland as a 

The Leo Bamberger Award 

Marie Huber 

Relations Director Mark 

Hammonton, raided 

Maiden In Waiting. 

Soifer gave a sort of pep talk 

"Grandma's Attte" and 

V 

to those Involved in the 

adorned themselves In an- parade. 

tique finery for the crowd. "Tlie best thing to do when 

The Ocean Oty High School you have a problem," Soifer 

Band was unable to perform said about the rain, "is to 

after the rain delay, because Just go through and have the 

many band members bad event... with a smile." 

gammer Job commitments; The winners, by divisions, 

however, spectators were to this year's parade: 

entertained by the Palmyra BimiQNA 

and Ulcranlan-Ainerlcan 

string bands, the Sunshine Section I-first Holly Ann 

Boys and the Doctors of 

BUUo of Somers Point, A 

Rhythm. 

Classic; second Jennifer Lynn 

"?—** =, « * of Wilmineton Del. and 

m mmm V° n * D" 1 ' « nd Brst, Corey Hernandez of Ocean City events 

Mays Landing on a golf 

course as the Never a Doctor TODAY (Tuesday) WEDNESDAY 

on Wednesday; second and WEDNESDAY 

Sand sculpting contest on 

Timothy LJppert-Ridivalsky Ocean aty Pops Orchestra the 10th Street beach, 

of McKee City in ms police appearing on the Music pier, beginning 9 a.m. 

chase car as Cops 'n Robbers' 8 pj». Admission $1. 

flurd, Lauren King of Lanj. 

Miss Crustacean contest 

downe. Pa, in a lifeguard TUESDAY 

and hermit crab race, 1 p.m. 

stand as part of the Mean Alice in Wonderland on the 12th Street beach. 

Qty Beach Patrol, 

production in the youth 

DIVISION C oBjter, 6th Street and Attanfle Kiwanis Club luncheon 

first, Staeey Bishop of 

Avenue, 7:30 p.m. Admission meeting, Daniel's 

Ablngton, Abington, "Pa. Pa, ~vith*'her B.M. 

with her 

Restaurant, Somers Point, 

Newcomers and old parade Stuart addons of Tallahassee, Cabbage Patch friends at • 

ms alike crowded ?^ the fl«. as Peanuts: third n—j—

f hv 

llf 

• 




is changing 

Reports that the owners of Watsons 

Restaurant wish to demolish the landmark and 

replace it with a motel with coffee shop continue 

the proposals or actions this summer which are 

changing the face of Ocean City 

The demise, via the courts, of the city's century-old 

blue law is the biggest change in the 

resort's heritage and tradition That came after 

the town was abuzz with rumors that the city 

wanted the former school building which houses 

the arts center and museum razed — rumor was 

to sell the land for condominiums. Then, a few 

weeks ago, beachgoers and boardwalk strollers 

were one morning greeted by a mound of rubble 

on the beach where Shriver's Pavilion had stood 

for generations. Now comes word that Watson's 

may become but an Ocean City memory. 

Change comes in basically two ways — for the 

better and for the worse. But which is it and for 

whom in any given change? 

We can all speculate, but reality has a way of 

providing predictions wrong as well as right. And 

newer is sometimes better than the old, despite 

what memories may dictate to the individual 

who remembers the good old days. 

Whatever the case may be. Ocean City is 

definitely undergoing major changes. 

A REVIEW 

Serving up 

'The Fantastics* 

at the Camelot 

KERRYSCOTTBOLL 

"Ladies aid gentlemen, we 

remind you that the taking of 

pictures and the use of 

recording devices is 

prohibited. Please sit back 

and enjoy the Camelot Dinner 

Theatre's production of The 

Fantasticks." 

And that's exactly what I 

ddl 

> r'Brrtved at the theatre 

around 8 p-m. and was treated 

to a delicious meal. 

Ihroughout the duration, Lais 

Likens played the piano and 

•ing. 

1 "It's quite obvious they're 

dedicated," one audience 

their characters. 

But 1 fell in love with others 

also. The two fathers, played 

by Jay Collins and Aim 

Richter complement etch 

other's acting talent The 

comedy between the two 

comes across to the audience 

wefl, 

Mike Boyle and Micheal 

Lee Sharp, Mortimer and 

Henry, play supporting roles. 

Page Six 

Tuesday. August 13,1985 

CITY CLERK 

Loretta Marshall 

City Hall * 

399-6111 

where to go/ 

what to do 

vrtiwci tv OOM of* •mi) u wkfMr 

SPECIAL EVENTS? 

Ocean Cltf PBps*Oreftestfir wltt Prank Hugger)'' 

conductor and guest soloists, appear on the Music Pier 8 : < 

pjn. each Sunday, free admission: Monday, Tuesday and '• 

Wednesday, ti admission. 1 

— i, 

Alice In Wonderland production at the youth center, 6tb 

Street and Atlantic Avenue, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. AoV r 

mission J2.50. 1 

Sand sculpting contest on the 10th Street beach, starting* ~ 

I am Wednesday. L 

Miss Crustacean contest and hermit crab race 1 p JD. on "-•; 

fee 1W1 Street beach, Wednesday. 

— • — .•••1.' 

Order of Eastern Star bazaar on the Music Pier 9 ajn. .7 

to 3 p_m. Thursday. .• 

Al Alberts showcase appearing on the Music Her, 8. 

pjn. Thursday. -' 

produced by William H, 

production hot also serve 

to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday while classes are In 

Martha]] and directed by Joe 

dtaners to their guests. 

session. The month of August wUl host a "Paper Worta" ••' 

Candelora. 

At 7:30 It was lights out and 

exhibit by Die Philadelphia Water Color dub, featuring t-' 

Setae-Ann Likens did an 

quiet among the audience. El 

New Jersey artists, shown in the Lower and Upper* 

exceptional Job catching each 

Gallo, played by Joe Can- Chariots to the casino castles 

character's personality by 

. delora, came on step to do designing and making the By Reverend 

Ms version of Try to 

of Brotherly Benevolence, I mystery cars. 

good news and seem intent in 

costumes, tte dances were WOXIAMF.ECKERT 

Renumber and I found 

an regular^ freated, to the In unhurried speed they bringing others to share in the 

choreographed by Eliane 

myself being mentally pulled 

experience of suddenly seeing pass to and from ma Magic grandeur of it all. They serve 

Beraridi, 

I guess it Is the mystery of it 

right up on the stage with Mm, 

the grlllwork and then the Kingdom here in South Jer- the elite, the nobility who 

The musical is playing all 

ready to visualize and capture 

hunk panel of these jet black, sey. As U from the wombs of merit mystic mobility. 

summer at the Camelot 

fee feeling of the play. 

glistening white, bronze, 

Dinner Theatre, Mb Street , The effect that they produce 

fce Casinos — err, Castles —* From near and far, both 

pearl, maroon or silver 

The show to a comedy about and West Avenue, For is like a hush! Jet black, 

they hasten to proclaim the day and night the gentry are 

a boy and girl who toll In love. reservations call 31M5M. glistening white, bronze, 

transported in hushed 

They art neighbors and I can't tell you anymore pearl, maroon, silver are Just 

elegance befitting their 

unknown to them, their about the play because 1 don't some of the colon. Portraits 

dignity, Row graced are the 

fathers pre-arrange their want to ruin It for you when more than photos — they are 

highways! Perhaps it is the 

marriage by building a wall you do see it. I do agree with state of the art class that 

state which should pay tolls to 

between their houses. The what another audience 

glides more than rides, awes 

the regal chariots? 

Letters to the 

first set U surrealism; the member said though: 

more than startles, humbles 

To the peasantry these 

second act, more realistic 

more than intimidates. 

"It's refreshing to see such 

vehicles are class. Have you 

Actor Ron Federico, Matt professional talent, right ben 

ever seen one with, again 

editor appear in 

(the boy), and actress Bettie- to Ocean Qty," 

With little, In fact, to my 

excuse the expression a flat 

Ann Likens, Louisa (the girl), 

knowledge, with no variation, 

toe? Never! Ever seen one 

show great talent as stagers Kerry Scott Ml Ui a they move solely east and 

stopped by the police? We of 

and performers. Their energy summer intern with west or north and south. 

Friday's edition 

the common folk must ob- 

level throughout the play the^ city Public Always seen on the more 

serve speed limits. No such 

never ends. I actually found Relation's Depart- courtly Parkway or Ex* 

•nundane considerations slow 

myself falling in love with ment. 

pressway, I can only assume 

the passage of royalty. 

that they also stoop to 

Others may call these can 

navigate the mundane streets 

of dues, although 1 would -OCEAN City GOVERNMENT- gtreteh-llmos and their 

passengers suckers who can't 

The Sentinel-Ledger seriously question towns and 

MAYOR 

COUNCIL PRESIDENT even look themselves in the 

villages as worthy of their 

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Tuesday, August 13,1985 Page Seven 

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to suicide- and his also describes the available mis thoroughly illustrated and Alesiinder Woolicott, 

by Derek Lambert homosexuality and drug remedies frustrated con- volume is a celebration not drama critic, both of them 

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DUNGEON MASTER by Both men grew up in Pitt- delights, 

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Ocean City notes by 

l( 

\, 

URoy Parker of Lansdale, 

Pa., who baa been vacationing 

here the put Ova yean, last 

week told The Sentinel 

Ledger his story of meeting 

two American prisoners of 

war who hid witnessed the 

Hroshlma bombing, A week 

following the dropping of the 

first atomic bomb, he met the 

two soldiers In Okinawa 

where he served In the 

MUtory Pollci. 

"Hie men, who were dlg$ng 

• storm sewer at the time, 

witnessed the air raids and 

(he descent of a parachute 

before the bl| flash, Parker 

suld, 

Parker never again saw the 

-fcro-mefij—whese names he 

didn't know, although he said 

they appeared healthy at the 

toe. 

City Council will conduct a 

public hearing Thursday at 

?;30pjn. in City Hall Council 

Qjarabers, on the flood 

damage prevention ordinance 

which had to be amended to 

incorporate Federal 

Emergency Manageni«nt 

Agency standards. 

Council is also expected to 

act on a resolution authortilng 

an $18,450 contract to Weco 

anstructlon, Northfield for 

the installation of fiapgatea at 

27th Street and Sunny Harbor. 

Flapgates are devices 

designed to help control tidal 

flooding. 

Qty Council Is expected to 

discuss the tmicab ordinance 

•t Its work session tonight 

fTuMdayit7:M}lBa^lUI 

Council Clambers. 

- Last month Councilman 

William Mel* broodied the 

subject after he experienced 

difficulty in obtaining cabs for 

his hotel guests 

Meis believes cabs should 

be available on a 24-hour basis 

»ven days • wetk, Currently 

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with 15 held by Yellow Cab. 

Hie investigation of the' 

suspicious death of Mai 

HOHJE, 14, who waj found in 

her hotel room Tuesday 

morning, Is on hold as police 

await the outcome of 

laboratory tests authorities 

said yesterday, 

(contiijuid fron page 1) 

elected leader within the aty 

an any subject" the Aug. 7 

letter said. "lbs principle 

Involved is much broader 

than the specific issue of the 

Blue Laws and would require 

any elected leader to 

challenge such a position. 

"To do otherwise would 

subject the City to countless 

recall petitions and subject 

the elected leaders to be ruled 

by the threat of recall," Meii 

continued. "I cannot let this 

occur," 

deviated from • position of 

supporting the city's blue 

laws to one of opposing them 

since the 1984 municipal 

bridge 

Ocean City Yacht Club 

Duplicate Bridge Winners for 

Tueidi? Aug. I ibovi 

average were: 

North-South: John and Jane 

Bunting 189H Charlotte 

Mllllgan and Jeanne Bowers 

180%, Margo Qarttand and 

George Cullen 165.7 Dr. Frank 

and Dot Ashead ISM, Helen 

Kulp and Lucille Morrison 

US. Jean MacCadden and Peg 

Alklnson 146.8 Last Nancy 

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East-West: Eve KeHy and 

Stella Gouth 17§»C De« 

Carol 

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According to Li James 

Nicklei, result! are due 

Mday, • 

Hoang, an incoming freshman 

at the high school who 

ted graduated with honors 

from the intermediate school, 

lived and worked at the 

Hscayne Hotel, 818 Ocean 

Av, 

PoUee reported there were 

20 motor vehicle accidents 

during the weekend. 

All were minor and didn't 

tavelve Injury, according to 

election, 

Mela maintains he always 

favored open Sunday* but 

would never Initiate action to 

overthrow blue lam prior to a 

court decision rendering them 

illegal. 

Meanwhile, Knight Mid he 

was waiting to hear what 

CouncO'i responsibility In be 

nutter wu from Corcoran, 

who was on vacation this 

week. 

Knight said if Corcoran was 

uncomfortable with the 

situation, the matter may 

have to be handled by 

recently hired blue taw attorney 

Charles PrevitU. 

Meis U Corcoran'! fatherin-law. 

Drawneck and Peg Walters 

170, Allee Jones and Connie 

Fem 170, Edna Daniels and 

Jean DeMarino 165 Florence 

Hanson and Betty Evans 159, 

Winnie Turner and Vera Lota 

162^. Marion Clinton and 

Emma Mat Goddard 148 

Gertrude BodJnt and Peg 

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The Planning Board ran* 

ttnuea its Wednesday night 

meeting tomorrow (Wednesday 

at 7:30) In Qty Hall 

Council chambers. 

Applications scheduled for 

review include a motel 

proposed fur the site of 

Watson's Restaurant and a 

variance for a swimming pool 

at • previously approved 

motel at loth Stntt and 

Wesley Avenue, The approval 

was given to Daniel Bready, 

The Board may Impose 

length-of-etay restrictions as 

a condition of the variance 

since the units were approved 

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he., agreed to a length-ofstay 

restriction when it 

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1962 approval to construct a 

M-unJt moW at the site of the 

Goodie Comer, 

Janet Vogt of Country Accents of Northfield finalizes plans for the Aug. 

17 Shore Memorial Hospital Antique and Craft Show with Carolyn 

Hoeveler of Somen Point and show Chairman Linda Tozour of Soaville. 

The annual show is on the Music Pier in Ocean City. For further information 

call Tozour at 390-3400. 

Area doctor believed dead in plane crash 

•rontlnued from page 1! 

A Coast Guard heUcopter, 

on a routine flight, observed 

tt)e plane dive and disappear 

Into the bay Thursday night. 

Ike helicopter was on the 

scene in minutes and commenced 

searching. Joined by 

a Coast Guard cutter and two 

utility boats, they searched 

throughout the night, locating 

pieces of twisted fuselage, a 

•eat cushion and a flight bag 

containing Green's log and 

navigation equipment, 

No cause for the crash has 

been determined. Green did 

not give a distress call before 

the plane went down. 

Green rented the plane 

from Southern Jersey Airways 

and left the Ocean City 

Airport around 5:30 p.m. 

Thursday, airport Manager 

Mflt Tea said Monday. He 

was a licensed pilot and Hew 

witt an instructor at the 

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Soft Italian cheese makes these recipes easy 

By MARIE HUBEB Americas growing culinary vegetables and salads, 

pepptr 

Soda] Editor ^ sophistication, ?si£ass the awareness desserts «----.-» and other food MM.J&- 'WM ISMS 1 tap. garUc powder 

Saute eggplants in not oil to Spoon half the sauce over 

4 TUipn, cooking oD 

brown, swaiM* drain on paper towels, eggplants. *SKWarm 

remaining 

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8 e. crushed tomatoes Set aside, to serve with Onljhed dlah. 

«UQr to prepare «dpeg using AU aa reelpei ehemea wire Jusespmded, tested by rieipei Hjree In of the many new cookbook tanpUng 

Combine all Ingredients for Kike at 378 degrees for 30 

•oft Italian cheeses hu jiat miM» AU reelpei food wire eipert tested Anna, by are rieipei a ricotta In the new garden cookbook salad 

stuffing, mix well. Lightly oil minutes, or until bubbly., 

too released by FeUio Wry xerega iM» fd Oallen, epert who A bai trim two ri variations-a chicken 

shallow, round casserole dish. Serves 6, 

ftoduote OBrporaUito callid written for leading food puraslgiana niial for elgrt, 

Ftaee two tablespoons of _ 

PWG C With Cheese magazines, produced 

p 

her own and 

nd eggplant, 

eggplant, 

so 

so 

plentiful 

plentiful 

thla 

thla 

Oiling on each eggplant slice TIP: To heat frozen rolls in 

ofctaofc, televlilon ihow and hai flint fl of f 

and fold In half. Layer slices a hurry, place In fry pan with 

year, stuffed with a 

in circle around prepared tight lid. Turn beat on low 

In developing the new cook- authored several cookbooks ricotta cheese mixture. 

casserole dMi. When com- until lid is hot to the touch. 

book, PolUo sought redpss -ft, obtain a co^ of the _—__ __—— 

Dieted, design abould look Uke Immediately turn off heat ana 

ftat utilized quiek-and-eaay PoUy^ CooUnf Witt ChetM JUCO7T4 0AU3EN SALAD 

" " until 

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without sacrificing taste or p^fg of purchase to: Pouio 

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Products Corporation, 

2H c, PoUy* Ricotta 

Transfer chicken to biking f 

and d mozzarella l cheeses were Department B__ 

,„-.,. He. diced cucumber 

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one-quarter cup seasoned 

IN CONCERT, MUSIC PEER 

ricotta and one-quarter cup 

Frank Ruggleri, Musical Dim-tor 

srxsyst gssasfla sjassra^ 

crushed tomatoes to center of 

Tom PtrUu, Barttme 

each breast. 

Guest Soloists: 

crisp lettuce leaves 

Top each breast with 2 

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•alt and pepper 

slices mozairella and take 20 

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paprika (optional) 

minutes. Serves I, 

Maria Kafkalas, Soprano (Wednetday only) 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. 

Stir prepared vegetables 

8PM TUESDAY.AUO, 13 

Thomas S, Moon 

into ricotta, chill at least 30 

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PAGE 14 THE SENTIN1L.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13,1985 

Ollie Muzslay carries on a seaside tradition 

(contlunl Irani page li least I can hear over the radio ocean rather than purchase a 

what's going on,", 

beach tag. Beach tag In- 

lifeguard stand la equipped In thi past It was no easy spectors can ask the guards 

with a wtblt-talMe, Guards matter in -untaet a particular *»r assistance In getting the 

dori't call the captain directly rescue vehicle when needed person u*,... ;*>• water, but 

unless tared with a dirt immediately. Guards can now Mucslay emphasises , the 

emergency. Instead, the nil directly to the Rescue guards 

lieutenants have the authority Squad, for instance. Instead of 

to determine whether their using up precious time run- 

captain should be ning to a private home to use 

fiunWarlzed with a situation. the phone. 

"One of the problems here To a minor degree, guards 

Is the beaches are l*s mlle-s also assist city beach tag 

long," Muzslay says. "That's personnel Occasionally, 

38 to 40 protected beaches. At someon* will run into toe 

1 after the beachea ••closed," ntng. 

He had wandered about 10 No women tried out for the 

blocks from the beach where Beach Patrol Ma year. One 

Ms family was. 

woman is on the force for the 

This year's Ocean City ftas sununer season. 

Beach Patrol—which Includes Reasons Muzslay: "It's a 

primary respon- 107 guards, eight lieutenants physical job. The swimming, 

sibility is the saving of lives. and fix medics—Is nicely they can do. It's the boats they 

New, recently, Is the policy balanced, says It, captain, flnd hard. It's not.that I'm 

on lost children. If a child Is "We have a good mixture of against them, but maybe 

reported missing and hasn't experienced gurads and some jobs are better 

been found by the ttee the young talent, The local swim phyiioally for men. The 

Beach Patrol workday it dubs are finding us some women we've had have been 

over, the guards stay until good swimmers." One good, They'ri very con- 

notified that the child has requirement Insisted on by scientious," 

been located. 

Muzslay Is that all guards 

Last year a boy of i was must exercise at least one Capt. MiBslay is convinced 

discovered sitting behind a hour each day, whether it be hat his beach patrol is the 

sand dune by guards 1% hours rawing, swimming or ran best and It is his intention that 

it remain so, "I want to 

maintain the quality of the 

Uffrgaving reputation we've 

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1 "I'm low-key, easy-going, respect," he continuea. "You apt, Oliver Muzslay of-foe 

firm and fair. Check with the have to have a working Ocean City Beach Patrol 

guards. But I don't get down knowledge of the beach, the raises his hand in salute^, 

to the beach as much as I ocean, e Uickground in life. before returning to Ms duties.* ' 

would like to personalke with saving, 1 was 23 years on the With a self-assured smile, At 

the fellows, 

Beach Patrol before I became tarns on his heel, commenting 

"In this job you have to captain -and I guess that over his shoulder, "It's- a 

treat the guards with qualifies me for something." great job. I love it." 

Artificial reef may be reality 


"We are alio leeklni toe 

Myatt, who has done donation of small steel-hulled 

similar work in Florida and vessels for linking at reef 

South Carolina, praised the sites, 

Ocean City group, which in 

conjunction with the National 

Marine Fisheries Service ui 

Sandy Hook and the New 

Jersey Sea Orant Consortium 

selected the site. 

- ne says. "It's an 'eseeUant site," 

Eventually, Muzslay would Myatt said. "The committee 

like to see additional beaches made a very good choice," 

opened for protection in the According to Myatt, the 

southern end of the resort. state has set aside funds in- 

With an increasing cluding $6,000 for transporting 

population, he thinks, reef materials to the site, for 

"There's just more need for ttw pilot program, H sue- 

it," 

cessful, the state hopes to 

continue funding through 

As for himself, Muzslay is state appropriations and fen 

pleased with his performance associated with the disposal of 

so far and confident of the biologically acceptable 

future. 

materials used in reefs. 

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YARD 

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- Every Sunday Is 

BIG BAND NIGHT 

18,. Big Band 

Pete Costellano Pi,,•,,,, 

tunes from 30's&40's 

8 p.m, to midnight 

DANCING NIGHTLY 

9 p.m. to 3:30a.m. 

#1 Dance Band 

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1 TUBSPAY, AUGUST 13. loss THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITV, NJ. 

PAGE IS 

Miss Crustacean Beauty Pageant Wednesday afternoon on beach 

Oontroverey or scandal will Crustacean USA" and $»keiperion, "They Kay in 

' -jiever beimlreh the Miss •warded the coveted their shells for protection. If 

Oustacean Beauty Pageant "Cucumber Rind Cup," a they get out they can get 

to Ocean Qfy, according to Its trophy with * cucumber stuck zapped by a bird or something 

. toard of governors who have Inside. In an era marked by else, 

guided the competition beauty pageant leri- 

through eight ymn of nonsationallam, the Miss 

controverglal anonymity. Ouitaeean "Pafeant hai 

The annual contest which remained pristine. 

attracta a bevy of the meat "Yeu'U never find a hermit 

fund are tax deductible and cpmely hermit crate on earth crab poiing in the buff 

further Information may'be is scheduled for 1 p.m., Aug. because It can be fatal," notes 

obtained by contacting^)) 14 on the 12th Meet beach. Mark loiter, City public 

' said Myatt, explaining Nacote Creek Research ' the winner Is crowned "Mlaa relations director and contest 

regulations require a 50-foot Station, Star Route, Abseeon, 

clearance of water atop N.J. 08201 or olUng 441-3292. 

submerged boats and barges. Myatt said the state hx- 

Last month a clam boat pected to hire a biologist to 

donated by a Wlldwood Crest continue fullttme 

corporation was sunk at the management of the program 

reef site, said Myatt, adding enee it's underway. 

$3,000 from the New Jersey AUG. 25 DINNER 

Artificial Reef Development BENEFITS AGENCY . 

Fund, was used to clean the 

vessel, 

The auxiliary of the Holy* 

Redeemer Visiting Nurse and 

Hie fund was established 

Home Health Agency will 

last year by a fishing 

sponsor a dinner to benefit the 

publication which sponsors 

agency from 4 to 10 p.-m. 

fishing tournaments. "It's 

Sunday, Aug. 25 at the S.J, 

good to gee the flailing in- 

Wade Tavem and Restaurant 

dustry wanting to put some of 

in North Wildwood, Donation 

Its money back this way," 

is $8; free parking available. 

Myatt remarked, „•—"~ 

For further Information eall 

He said donations to the 398-1798, 

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Thurs., Aug. isth 

"IRISH NIGHT" Celebrity Night 

Joe HIndsley & Joe Murray "THI 

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11 flower bedecked runway and Although there U no talent appeared in • large sen-Ing said "All we're after is plenty training habit* remain a 

are serenaded with "Here It division, the outlandish garb bowl garnished by tomatoes ef media coverage," gleaming standard tar Id 

Comes, Mill Crustacean," more than coftpensstes. Last and cucumbers in a bed of As usual, the beauty contest contemporary grata to 

the pageant'* theme song, year's winner, "Crab Salad," lettuce. 

will be followed by the annual emulate. • * 

he said. 

"There Is real Imagination Hermit Crab Races featuring "Hemiie was a daas fifing 

"Besides, a naked hermit ""' f ~~ •t work here," noted Solfer, ISO of the fleetest creepers on crab," notes Solfer. "He 

crab looks like a string of 

"good old-fashtoned. earth, 

never ate ptan and drank 

•croungy spaghetti with some 

outrageous fun that Is vir- Pattest crab over the three- o% tepid swamp water." 

daws and feelers stuck on the 

tually impossible to scanfoot plywood ova! it crowned Crabs mar nghtar for (be 

end. Not a very appetizing 

daUas." 

"King of JOuii" and given a Jirl fr VI I 

picture for a center-fold, 

Furthermore, Uie board of btf plague. 

be day of tbe events on me 

Inalde their shells, the 

governors have devised a "Again, no money," winks 12th Street Beach, The Hermft 

crustaceans are not exactly 

pageant that is really not Soifer. 

Crab happenings will b« 

beautiful but at least they're 

worth scandalizing. Salfer The creepers will be preceded by the dty'«»ecood 

loveable," said Solfer in an 

prattled on. 

shooting for the world*! sand sculpting contest of the 

unprepared statement. 

^Tne contestant wins no record of 6.5 seconds set by season which begins I un. on 

Fringes contained 

the Mils Crustacean 

nbnejcâfflakei no personal "Hermle" at the flnt content fee in sum Beach, fbm 

contest features all the pomp 

appearances and DM no10 

years ago, Hermle has long are no entry bit aad tA- 

and circumstance of your run- 

regponsibllitiea to fulfill. W« sine* departed to that "Great mission l» free. ~ 

of-the-mill Beauty pageant. 

don't even know whether Mlu Hermit Crab Sandbar in the "Again, DO money," 

County's three-year Contestants wabble down a 

Qmstacean Is a he, she or It Oy" but his record and Soifer. 

according to Jacquelyn gilbert. and really, we don't care," he 

contract to provide Barbershop quartet due in Sea Isle City 

Harmonies and humor will chard, which has been en- Fnfladelphla Baglei, PHt- 

be spotlighted when Bosh 

the Joan B. Canuso 

tertaining in the Delaware 

5% wage hike 

ehard took on a singing 

Prilchard and The Jersey 

dation in Voorhws, 

Valley ana for many yean wnw. baftag reeonM a 

Devils take center stage 7:30 

THEATER YARD 

number of songs in tbe 1950B. 

'•Tbe county has reached "and yet wul continue to pjn, Wednesday, Aug. 14 on 

BALE AUG. 16, 17 

4009 West AWMMMU-CME 

tunes and comedy, fig poop HB sang at many of the 

agrtemmt for a mree-year provide employees with u fee Sea Isle City Promenade. 

The South Jersey Regional 

has won awards in National nurtltrlllba to flia PMI«1«lrJil» 

Ptpperoftl Bread, Decorated Cakes 

dosed labor contract with the very valuable fringe benefit" The Jersey Devils Is a 

Theater Guild will bold its 

Barbershop Quartet com- area including the Latin 

PoundCakes 

>-union representing aU 719 The agreement further barbershop quartet, beaded 

usual yard sale at the 

pennons. 

Qutom. He later was a disc 

LimerTorte 

general category blue and provides that a long-time by former Philadelphia 

Gateway Theater, Someri 

Cannolis and Eclairs 

After he retired from Jock Jockey In I Philadelphia Philli and 

white collar employees of public employee benefit la to Eagles player Bosh Prit- 

Point, In the parking lot from 

professional football with the now runs public relations for 

j -Cfepe May County. Contact be grandfatherei Longevity, 

turn, to S p_m. Aug. IS and 17. 

'> rattficaUon Is expected today which Is a provision found in Tuesday & Wednesday 

-•(Tuiiday) by the county moat public employee 

;: Board of Ffeeholdtri, agreements, win now only • AFTERNOON SPECIALS * 


H The three-year agreement apply to current employees of 

:- Dovers the period Jan. 1, IBIS fee county but will not apply BUY 1 AMERICAN SUB 


S to Dec. 31,1987, and according to new employees. A GET THE 2ND AMERICAN SUB 

Croissant Sandwiches • Homemade Salads 

S to Freeholder Director Gerald According to Thornton, 

ft 

OPENOAIlY7am»?p.m 

S Thornton, should provide for elimination of flu payment of 

-stable labor relations with longevity to new employees 

FOR ONLY 

1155 Aibury Avenue, Ocean City •389-1S1S 

< county employees during this will, over the years, result In 

(Belort 4:30/ 

^ttme 

substantial savings to the 

P;: Tbe agraennt provides for county. 

Fresh Swordfish 

•' § percent per year wage to- The agreement also 

*' maaea tor each of tbe three provides mat the county has 

:; years but contains fringe the right to engage in minor 

Fresh Tuna Fish 

-; beneflta, Thornton Mid. rflsdpllnary actions against 

> "We belteve that thla wage employee! with penalties 

-package provides county Imposed up to, three days 

êmployees with fair and suspension withW file em- 

;^tiajonable increages in ployee having a right to ap- 

Compensation during the term peal such disciplinary action. 

&f thU agreement," the "The maintenance of the 

fc^reeholder director said. "We county's right to engage In 

*iar* likewise pleased that the minor discipline Is important 

âgreement containa some and fundamentally necessary 

rineasures of cost containment when an employer is at- 

•fought by the county in an tempting to manage the ac- 

HTflort to gain control over the tions of 749 employees," 

^'rallng cost of fringe Thornton said in a prepared 

" j» tin* news release. 

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JPAGE 16 THE SENTINFL.LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13,1888 

requests are denied by Board following protests 

jThe Planning Board last 

week denied requests by two 

property owners seeking 

ajppreval for subdivisions 

Squiring variances. The 

ajptton was taken maintain 

anststaucy with the toning 

ordinance, which prohibits 

subdivisions into parcels 

•nailer than now they appeared 

on. the 1(87 tax nap. 

5 Both applications, one in the 

Gardens section, the other at 

2Sth Street and the beach, 

ifire heavily opposed by 

neighbors who overflowed the 

•-person capacity of City 

Hall Council chambers 

The properties are located 

in duplex tones and contain 

am family dwellings. 

Si the first case, Sara 

FarreU of Colorado, who otmt 

property in the beach block of 

St Charles place, wished to 

subdivide her 30-foot lot 

straddled by two lWoot stripe 

wlucti prevloUBJy belonged to 

adjacent lots, Farrell intended 

to create two buUdable 

lots, according to local 

ingineer Michael Hyland, 

who designed the subdivision. 

He testified that removal of 

fee existing structure for 

replacement by two duplexes 

would not adversely affect the 

community or scheme of the 

surrounding neighborhood. 

"The applicant seeks 

nothing more than what's 

preponderant in the neigh 

barhood," Hyland said. 

But Board members Jane 

CUlbertson and Robert Miller 

reacted sfrongly. "A ilnjli 

family replaced by four unite 

is somithJiii we don't need," 

Culbertson remarked 

bringing a round of applause 

from the public. 

Miller concurred: "I agree 

with Mrs. CulbBrtson. H we're 

going back to the original 

JhrifP 

plotting then let's stick to it," 

h» laid "I think we're 

making too many ei 

Motions." 

Local attorney Don Charles, 

who represented neighbors of 

nie farriU proparty, said 

granting the subdivision had 

the potential of changing the 

single-family nature of the 

sfr«et whose loti average 41 

feet. 

A next door neighbor to the 

property in question and 

FarreU '§ predecessor each 

acquired IS feet of a 30 foot lot 

with the understanding the 

land would remain undeveloped, 

according' to the 

lawyer. 

Other neighbors also 

protested: 

"I liXe the neighborhood 

and I like the street," said a 

nint-year resident of the 

street. "I Just don't want to 

see a duplex go up there." 

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One elderly woman said she retire here in seven yean and Again, Hyland maintained •If thin is allowed, then 111 dunes. 

aljo owns a house on North put up something more 50-foot lots predominated nike action against the city "» we don't treat our 

Street but prefers to live In the Victorian than what's already along the oceanfront and were for allowing a double stan- resources proper!y there will 

one she owns on St. Charles there, 

consistent with the scheme of dard," he uid, 

be no beaches with plugged 

Hae«, "I object to all the "I had tht property since Die neighborhood. 

The zoning ordinance lagoons and plugged bays •' 

condominiums going up," she 1902 and the closets are this However, the neighbors allows development 20 feet he said. 

said. "I don't think con- big," FarreU said Indicating weren't against the subfrom 

the 1971 bulkhead line, Although some Board 

dominiums will bring in the the sraaUngsa. 

division per se, but feared the excluding porches, 

members offered a proposal 

kind of people we're used to." She added that with today's proposed development of two A woman in the 2600 block of to grant the variance with 

Another local attorney, construction costs it would be duplexes built more ocean- Wesley Avenue testified a setback requirements, local 

Qament Usitskl, who also Just as expensive to remodel ward than their homes would neighbor who built a home attorney Ron Taht, who 

represented city property the existing structure as it interfere with their view and forward of hen "practically represented the applicant, 

owners, argued that Farrell would be to build new. air and light circulation. ruined us." 

mid conditions were unac- 

had to prove hardship and However, Board member 

that the iranting of the 

But, Hyland said having "We used to look down the ceptable. 

Hairy Knight said Farrell 

varianM would enhance tht 

views blocked as a "fact of beach and now all we see are "ftey (property owners) 

seemed satisfied after She 

public good. "The scheme of 

developed communities. But blank walls," she said. "The may complain about bulkhead 

learned she could develop her 

the neighborhood has no 

tt will never block the sun- kitchens are dark and therequlrementa 

but if they wont 

entire 60-foot frontage and 

relevancy," he said. 

shine," he said. 

living room is vary dark by 3 accept then I'm In favor of 

wasn't restricted to Robert McElwec, a o'clock," 

Mr. Miller's motion (to deny 

Other residents maintained developing the middle lot of property owner two lots away, People on the west side of aibdlvlsion)," William Sham 

the homes on the street were her property. 

said he objected because of the street also complained arid. 

wider apart and had lawns in the second ease, Robert when the development would because development would Knight said since the Board 

and didn't promote a QrdiUe Sr, wanted to subdivide occur. 

block their views of the ocean. rejected the Farrell sub- 

congested feeling. 

a 100-foot lot on the beach into "I employed Michael Jack Schrelner, division he didn't see how it 

But FarreU said she had no two 50-foot-wlde lots. Hyland two yean ago to representing the Coastal could in good conscience 

tnttmtion of constructing Agreement of sale of the determine where to build," he Conservation Commission, grant the Ordllle subdivision. 

eondog. "I have three property, which wag shown as said "I object because I was said development should "There's no real hardship and 

daughters and I would like a a 200-foot-wide parcel on the told where to build and now I remain in line with what's I don't see how it's 

place for each of them to 1927 map, was contigent upon find someone else can build 40 already there to prevent bmficial," he said, 

live." she Mid. "I Intend to variance approval. 

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Mainland Notes 

by Ken Weatherford 

Upper Township residents District, is seeking candidates 

may once again pay their real for the cadet program for fee 

state tax bills at the Mar- coming season. AD candidates 

mora office of Marine oust be U yean or older. 

National Bank on Roosevelt Meetings will be held every 

Boulevard. 

Monday after Labor Day from 

Marina National Bank is the 7 to I pjn. at Egg Harbor 

township's exclusive agent to Township High School. 

uie collection of real estate, Anyone interested in 

taxes and there is no charge becoming a football offidals 

for the service, now in Its ahould contact MTke Caplii at 

second year. Payment can be 266-7402 or Larry Blohm at 

made during the bank's SM1J3. 

regular business hours: The 

lobby is open Monday through No summonses were Issued 

Thursday from 9 ajn. to I in a Thursday morning ac- 

pjn. and Friday from 9 I A cident which injured two 

to 6 pjn. Drive-in hours are people at the Intersection of 

Monday through Thursday 9 New Road and Groveland 

ajn. to 5 p,B). and Saturday Avenue in Sonera Mat 

from 9 a A, to noon, 

Elaine Fergwon and 

Eugene McPartland, both of 

Instructors are needed for Sonera Point, woe treated 

be fall term at Mainland and released following the 

Regional Community 10:20 a.m. accident which 

Evening School. Course occurred during the heavy 

proposals and resumes should rain storm Oat day, 

be sent to the high school c o PtL Risntnl Mrt of me 

MeMOe 1, Trempe, director, Sonera Mat Police 

Oak Avenue, Unwood, NJ. Department, who la In- 

08221. 

vestlgatmg the aeddart, said 

he received different stories 

from all throe of the driven 

Involved. Two claimed they 

Roosevelt Boulevard In 

Marmora will be resurfaced 

from Route 9 to the Garden 

State Parkway with funds 

from grants approved 

Thursday by state transportation 

offidals. 

The New Jersey Football 

Officials Association, Atlantic 

so he couldn't determine who 

deserved a summons. 

"I'm Just filling out the 

accident report and letting the 

Insurance companies figure it 

out," he said. 

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105th Year, Number 29 Ocean City, N.J, 08226 Friday, August, 16.1995 Two Sections Price 30 (609)399.5411 

Green tides and ocean outfall connection? 

By ANTTA J. SPIEGEL 


Tne green tide caused by an algae 

bloom that sickened some local 

lifeguards and bathers closed beaches 

here Sunday afternoon, according to 

Ocean aty Beach Patrol Capt Oliver 

Mualay, who on yesterday confirmed 

the slimy substance, which generates a 

Won odor, appears to be '"-'rwfnc 

'• Beaches wen closed betwera 2Sth and 

ft ¥**$?$* •*' 1; ^ P-n. np« tte advice 

v of offldals from the Cape May County 

Health Department who wen called to 

'Algae feeds off the bland, harmless nuirUnU whiehleome through the sewage treatment process' 

Investigate the green tide conditions, 

Mid Muzslay, adding beaches opened 

Monday morning. 

reaction in some including respiratory 

problems, skin Irritations and nausea, 

county Health Director Louis Lamanna 

said the green tide presents no public 

health danger. 

Patrol at 3SM111. . : 

According to county and state; 

Department of Environmental; 

Protection officials, green tide if a 

natural phenomena that occurs under* 

certain meterologieal conditions In-. 

"It's not a public health crisis and that 'the guards rotate their patrol 

we're glad of that," Lamanna said thlf, statatnt to prevent prolonged exposure 

week. "The green algae Is In theto 

IB) 

decaying stage and it has a pungent 

odor. But it Isn't dangerous like red 

dgas. \ 

"The guards were fee most affected,'^ 

hesaidnoting they sit along the shoreline 

several hours a day. "We recommended 

1 algae sitings. 

"The normal procedure it for guards 

' 

to radio in reports of algae sitings or 

Ati&sstime yesterday Beach Patrol odors," said McKlnley who supervise! 

U d McKlnley, Hid there didn't beaches from 16th to 30th streets. "We 

to be any green tint to the water have gotten numerous calls from the 

i the Music Pier and 30th Street public though," 

that he hadn't received any calls For information about beach closures 

Other guards informing him of and surf conditions contact the Beech 

Blue law unit 

comes in 

controversy 

pholo by Manhs Zimmwm.n 

:; Charles Feld ol Brookhaven, Pa. works on Big eahd castle with bulldoier during eand sctUpting conteet. This entry was awarded 

first prize in single adult division. 

H Noise'- nuisance 

Township reimposes restriction on inn 

ByKENWEAlHERPOHD 

Senttnel-UdgerStaff 

UPPEH TOWNMP — Township 

(\ Committee Monday relmpoaed • 

• 7 restriction on the Deauville Inn's liquor 

Ucense,' prohibiting any music on the 

outside deck. ' 

the Committee voted 3-1 to relmpose 

fee restriction following • hearing in 

which four Strathmere residents 

testified music from the DeauviDe's 

nundiy night luaus was a nuisance. 

The Committee's action came despite 

the facts that note •*mim»«i'fl from the 

deck doesn't exceed state dedWe limits 

snd Oat eight people testified in the 

Inn's behalf. 

Change in zoning 

,code would increase 

waterfront setbacks 

 

inefldad thit a setback line eoual to the 

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Board last week when a property owner 

sought subdivision approval for a 100foot 

wide parcel into two 5Mbot wide 

building lots for the construction of 

' duplexes. 

< , 

, Neighbors objected fearing the 

atructurea would impinge upon their air 

and light circulation and dimlnisu their 

view of the sea. The Board subsequent)v 

denlod the subdivision request which. 

required a variance because it would 

muttmtbecreattonoflolsstiiaUerthan 

plotted on the 1«7 tax map - a 

UbW of the toning law. ,L ,.. 

"2 find the outside music ia loud," said 

Sophia Wlsnlewska, who lives directly 

across the street from the Deauville. "It 

vibrates our house, It invades our 

house," 

Wisniewska, Implored the Committee 

to relmpose the restriction prohibiting 

the outside music as well as the 

restriction regulating the outside bar. 

The governing body in May lifted the 

restrictions on a trial basis. Besides the 

one pertaining to music, the other 

United the use of the outside patio to 

daylight hours and required the service 

bar to be kept at the northern end of the 


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Recommendadonf made to 

l i ^ U«Manb«t 

Tne ocean is a perfect Incub«tfati> 

chamber right now beonaeataOdegnA* 

anything will hatch." DEP Spefceiran 

m Staples said Wednesday. "We need a 

City has sevenAoptions^rpage 1t 

Attorneys disagree f" 

(Please turn to page 15) < 

Is there a valid cause 

to recall Meis? 

Not representing the majority of 

constituents on a single issue probably 

wouldn't be considered a valid cause to 

remove an elected municipal nBM«i 

from offire, according to attorney Edwin 

W. Schmlerer, an expert on leal 

government law. 

However, fienniitrer said the 

allegation by the dtizena Committee for 

Responsive Government mat 2nd Ward 

aty Councilman William Mela deviated 

from bis 1984 campaign stance of supporting 

blue taws to a position of opposing 

them after the election could 

amgaown to a Judgment call; mining, 

if Meis, who claims to have always 

preferred open Sundays, was to 

challenge the recall a Judge would hive; 

to determine whether the petition data* 

constituted cause. 

CCRG began circulating petitions for 

lids' recall earlier this month but as «f" 

earlier Us week none had been forwarded 

to the dry clerk for signature 

validation. 7- ' 

City Clerk Loretta Marshall saU sfae 

needed to validate signatures of. ». 

percent of the registered voters In the, 

todWrttel547* 

were 2,188 registered voter* in the last/ 

general election - and snbntit ,toB| 

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PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL.LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, IMS-LI 

Residents protest housing development plan over street opening 

ffy KEN WEATHERFORD 

Senttoel-Ledger Staff 

UPPER TQWNOm» 

UPPER TOWNfflTO - A 

packed house at last week's 

Zoning Board of Adjustment 

meeting kept Aldon Homes 

Inc. from receiving a decision 

en Its application tor a use 

variance to construct singlefamily 

homes between Route 

SO and McDonald Drive, But 

the disgruntled residents may 

not be able to prevent the 

Planning Board from 

requiring the builders to 

attend McDonald Drive when 

ha homes are built. 

Residents of McDonald 

Drive, which la now a dead 

end, don't want their street to 

be opened up and connected 

with Aldon's planned 

development. They are 

concerned over the potential 

increase in traffic on the 

relatively narrow residential 

Meet, and fear their street 

may become a thruway' for 

can traveling from 

Stagecoach Read to Route 50. 

Aldon was seeking a use 

variance for a 17^cre, landlocked 

parcel zoned 

agricultural and Industrial to 

develop along with land 

already zoned residential. 

The front portion of the 

proposed development, the 

residential land, has. 21 

planned lota, according to Al 

Ponzanti. president of Aldon 

Homes. 

The original plans called for 

two entrances into the 

development off Route §0, 

Domantl said, but the 

Planning Board asked the 

company to change the sketch 

plat and open up McDonald 

Drive, 

"The Planning Board feels 

that when you have two Jobs 

next to each other you should 

He the two together," Donzanti 

said. 

The zoning board tabled tie 

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position requiring the ex- already established com- dead-end street," he said. 

tension of McDonald Drive, munity," Tropeano Mid He Hid It won't become a 

according to board Vice Planning Board Solicitor shortcut for traffic because it 

Chairman Bruno Tropeano,- Gilbert GUbertson told The will be quicker to use other 

The Zoning Board would Sentinel.Lmdgar the basic established routes such as 

prefer the two access routes reason for opening up Mc- Hope Carson Road, 

off of Route 50, he Mid. Donald Drive ia safety, "The (dam wont have a 

"If McDonald Drive goes allowing better access for great impact as some have 

through, we're not in favor of emergency vehicles. thought," he said. 

granting the variance "From a planning stand- Aldon will he back before 

because It would put an adpoint, there's no way Mc-the 

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ACC sets registration dates 

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"We're accepting in-person 

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The Al Alberts TV 

Showcase show will be 

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promenade for a special 

presentation 7:80 p.m. 

Thursday, Aug. 22 In a performance 

made possible 

through the cooperation of the 

Rotary Club and the dty. 

tober, and GUbertson said he 

eipectp another packed house 

at the hearing. Be wouldn't 

speculate if the Planning 

Board would change its 

opinion on McDonald Drive, 

Tropeano said emergency 

access Is "absolutely a strong 

consideration" and while It is 

usually better to open a deadad 

street where possible, It 

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"There are circumstances 

which have to be taken into 

account and this Is one Of 

them," he said. He added, 

however, that 'It's definitely 

a Planning Board decision." 

Aldon has become caught in 

the middle between the differing 

views of the two boards 

and the concerned residents. 

The developers have changed 

their plans once' on the 

Planning Board'! request and 

Increased the lot tlfti to 

36,000 square feet on the 

county's request, Dooianti 

said, 

"Our attitude la we appreciate 

the thoughts of the 

people and whatever the 

PlAning Board decides, well 

go along with," be said. "We 

have no axe to grind with 

either party." 

Upper Township Committeeman George Betts, right, stand with state : "" 

Department of Transportation engineers, from left, Jim Santora, Fred 

Gordon and Ray Mignogna as they flip the switch on the new trafflc signal ' 

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style, Sizes 3 to 13. 

FRIDAY. AUGUST 16.1985 

parents and \' ^ ^ Vaca0 »» ch « pch sc 

balloons last week to signify the end of the session. 

Lions suspend newspaper collection 

The Octal City Uons Club 

fa suspending the collection of 

used newspapers until further 

MUM, It was announced this 

wtek by John Brobson, 

chairman of the newspaper 

committee. 

The problem has been, 

Brobson explained, that 

newspaper la selling it an all 

taw low of 2S cents per 100 

pounds. This means that a 9ton 

dumpirter, filled to the 

brim with newspapers, will 

only bring about $45 to the 

weather 

Partly innny and hazy 

today through Monday with a 

chance of afternoon ihowm 

and thundenrtormj each day, 

Hlglu In the Mp today tat 

toejfag iUghtly through the 

weekend. By Monday, hight 

wffl be In the low tte. Low 

temperatorei wffl be ta ftt 

mid to upper Mi throaghoot 

. the period -' NATIONAL 

WEATHER SERVICE 

tides 

Mmnr JIMHIM'I MIHU WIH 

For Ml Street drawbridge 

. High Low 

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

Uons Club, in the past, the 

dub realized as much aa ISM 

or more from a nine-ton bad, 

firobson pointed out. 

It was only a year or two 

ago that the Uons were able 

to receive $1.75 per 100 pounds 

of newspapers Instead of 25 

cents for the same amount, be 

explained. 

The funds for yean have 

been going directly for the 

support of the Atlantic City 

Blind and Rehabilitation 

Center, a Uons Club project. 

However, during the past 

vear or so there has become • 

emendations 

Tftt Sentinel LHSH- Itrlwt for 

accuracy me csmpiiinmt m 

reporting, ana ks fflai (rrsri or 

smiiilstit ot iert be breyghr im 

mediately to Hie Hltor'i attention 

Bj eslilnj Jfsun DiM.fsncB ot 

opinion Uioold M ICUratHd to L(l 

ten to Ihe Editor 

Lauren King oi Lansdowne, 

ft. porB-ayed a member of 

the Ocean City bach Patrol 

sitting in a miniature 

lifeguard stand during the 

Ocean City Baby Parade and 

was Incorrectly identified hi 

Tuesday's edition. 

In Tuesday's paper, a Une 

16Fri. 8:57 9:09 3:00 3:00 was Inadvertently dropped 

mat 9:40 9:53 3:43 3:49 from the story on Councilman 

18SW1 10:28 10:39 4:23 4:55 WUUam Mela' request to have 

UMon 1112 11:26 5:01 5:23 the city pick up any legal 

, >20Tife 12-OS S;4« 8:13 expenses involved with at- 

For :Great Egg Harbor Inlet, tempts by the Citizens 

subtjact 12 minutes from high Committee for Responsive 

tide; subtract 17 minutes from Government to recall him. 

low fade. 

The paragraph should have 

For Sea Isle City beachfront, Wad; 

subtl-act 18 minutes from high 

and |ow tide. 

CCRG contends Mot Melt 

ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

deviated from a position of 

supporting the city's blue 

MoonlnApogee....... -Aug.8 •• 

New Boon,,,. ...Aug. 18 

laws to one of opposing them 

Mooh tn Perigee ...... Aug. 20 

since the 1984 municipal 

( \FullJMoon ..Aug.30 election. 

Itll grow on you! 

Good Health 

Is No Accident! 

Your community hospital can help you live a safer, 

healthier life. Attend our Invironmental & Personal • 

•Safety workshops and free health screenings, Well 

show you how to take your life in hand. 

Reservations a must! For schedule and reservation 

form, call 653.4500. 

. Shore Memorial Hospital 

Wellnesi Program • Someri Point, New Jirs»y 


PMM M ritUM M >wkl'l EniUIFMly (Mini** 

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* mum •! twiii Jimi lutt. tie, 

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— TUESDAY'S PAPER — 

Display advertising... J ....... 5 p.m. Friday . 

.Classified, Sports ' noon Saturday 

JNews, Too Iflte to classify noon Monday 

-FRIDAY'S PAPER-" 

Church news. Letter's 'noon Tuesday 

Classified, Sports '... noon Wednesday 

glut In the tonnage of used corner of Asbury Avenue and 

newspapers and the market Sb Street. 

price is very low, Brobson Instead Ocean City 

reiterated. 

tesidentg ire urged to wrap 

The Uons will resume Uieir newspapers and put 

newspaper collecting If and them out with the trash during 

when the price of newspaper regular collecHon times. 

rises to a point where it is Brobson also revealed that 

feasible for the club to spend fee regular contract collector 

fee tune and effort coDecting of the used newspapers from 

newspapers. 

fee Lions no longer wishes 

In the meantime, the Uons any papers. Thus, he said, it 

are urging the public not towould 

be very difficult for the 

leave their newspapers at or Uons to find a new source to 

near the Uons Club trailer in purcnase the paper even If the 

th* city parHnff tot at the dub wished to continue. 

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Soft-shouldered traditional 

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Other Boys' and University 

Fall spoil coats in tweeds, 

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•ALWAYS' 

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SAVINGS 

TERRA MAR PLAZA STONE HARBOR MALL 

W0 Tllfon Road f6th St. Entrance (Rearf 

Northfield, N.J. 97th St. entrance (Front) 

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On Men's Summer Essentials 

in Flanders Men's Shop 

SPORT COATS & BLAZERS 

SfWITSHiRTSi Knit,cattons,Blends 

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Swim-athon nets over $6,000 in pledges for Sunshine Foundation 

• Her* ghe Comes. Ms. New Jersey 

Schlmmel, center manager. 

*0UUbm Senior Center Ella May Miller, a previous 

v Who wfll she be? TTie public 

Each contestant must be 

Ms, Cape May County queen, 

li Invited to attend the contest 

over 60 and attend at lust one 

will crown the winner as Ml. 

jto^BekicttheiiueenofStfliiiton Stalnton Sailor Center Queen. 

activity at the center, Here 

'•'••MtiSat. Outer, 1 p.m. Wed- The local center will sponsor will be a question and 

niday, Aug. 21 at the center, the queen In the annual Ms. 

SOi Bay Av, 

New Jersey Senior America 

ifJudges for this special Pageant to to held at Resorts 

jrogran> will to Mark Soifer, Casino in October. 

t«ui collected pleted by Pam Powell of Bill Sample, a former Ufa being assigned to a local devote his time to granting during htm year'g event," 

The Sunshine Foundation's 

main objective is to raite, 

totag the third •nnualiwim- Michael B.llaiov of Ocean City and Charlie Philadelphia policeman, with hospital for children Sample special and sometimes Qnal Among the youngest 

money for t«rrain«lly Ul 

athon sponsored by the Owan Michigan won saeond prize Mussa, an Ocean City the help of several Mends encountered dozens of wiiles. He, along frith his swimmers were Jonathan and 

children. Part of the proceed! 

aty chapter of Sunshine tor swimming the most laps 

M OtUer of Ocean dry, Jim 

Foundation h«ld at the (250) and received a ISO 

wife IJelene were welcomed to 

from the swinwjthon will be 

Mucciarone of Margate, a 

the Ocean City fund railing 

used to bring 11] children and , 

Ventnor City Lifeguard also 

event by members of the local 

their families to Ocean City 

chapter 

donated Ms time along with during the summer months 

bridge 

several Ocean Qty firemen 

Doris MazzltellJ, chairman 

where an apartment is 

aid Ed Morett of Lansdowne, 

MATCHPOWT - North. 

for the swim-athon, an- 

available through the foun- 

Pa. and Marmora, who was 

South players above average Reynier 144, Oliv* SchaeHer 

nounced that more than $6,000 

dation. 

Thuriday, August 8, were and Sue Pratley tied Joan 

critically injured • in an 

hai been pledged by sponsors 

'Marie Fanning and Join Rosanski and Jean Ruth 

automobile accident several 

For further information on 

for those participating in 

Miller 1S7V4, Sylvia and 

ism, Louis Charles and 

years ago, but completed 100 

the local chapter and ta 

swimming or paddling diving 

Shirley Stuber 137M,, Helen 

laps for the benefit 

activities nil Mrs Manitdll 

Benard Schein 148, Arlene 

BJB an day event, "There 

at 399.7009. 

DetWeiler and Mary Masters 

Kahn and BUI Goldman 143H, 

were approximately 55 people 

tted Frances and Qregory 

Lucille MotriMn and Gladys 

of all aget in this year's 

Keleman iilH, tory fTinces 

iteelman 1_37H, Lorraine 

event," said Mairitelll, "it 

Englebert and Stu Fuller 133, 

was the biggest turnout and 

Whaliy and Fran Adamo tied Stella Guoth and Emma May 

the most money raised in the 

Art Levin and Aaron Simon Goddard 132, 

three years we have held the 

138, Ginny and Bab Froyd 134, 

Miss OC Pageant 

Nancy Hlgaey and Jaefcle Matchpolnt duplicate 

swim-athon." 

MoKeon 132. 

bridge is played ?:30 pjn., 

"The Eagles mascot Bird 

The annual Miss Ocean City Patricia Bowman, Jthfi The commission welcomes 

Needhanuner, Helen Stederu 4,800, Flo Kaufold 4,140, Esta 


participation from all .sectors 

andLuisaHutchlnson. Winner Jentsch 3,970, Mary Loêr 

FALL and WINTER COLLECTION 

oj the county, and interested 

at toe one table of pinocle was 3,880, Helen Jones 3,570, Stubbs\ 

LADIES APPAREL 

Elsie Kramer. The games are Henrietta Bute 3,430 and Fran 

SPORTSWEAR • ACCESiORies 

MILLAR GRADUATES played,each Monday at 7:30 Johnson 3,300. 

WTTHB.A. DEGREE PJn, in the Wyoming Hotel, Tne Oc«an Cl^ Qrd Club 741 Asbury A 

I AM Summer Apparel I 

:"; Tbereie M. Millar of Ocean 724 Ocean Av. Proceeds are meets 7 p.m. Monday at the 

Mor».,- Sit, 101 

I BiPUCPBM% I 

City, received a bachelor of donated to the Ocean City Youth Center, Sth Street and 

Frl. IDS, 7% 

! firts degree in early childhood Rescue Squad, For in- Atlantic Avenue, 

744 Atbury Ave. • Ocean City • 390-1033 

Education during graduation formation all Edith B. Smith, 

Derernonles June 8 at Kean manager, at 399-1784 or 39*- 

Cbllege of New Jersey, 

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Mon., Tugs,, and Wed. 

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Open Daily 11 to 10 

Prl.&Sat, 10 to 11 

Largest Selection Anywhere, of 

Ladies 9 Genuine... 

e 

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Skirts 

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Perfect for ail weather. 

A fabric that goes 

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I" 

PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N«J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16. l#fi? I EB1DAY, AUGUST 16,1985 

SUBMnTDVO COPV 

• All news releases submitted to the newspaper must be 

double-spaced to facilitate editing, and a contact pensn'i 

Dome and photic number should bo Included 

LccK ; 

ycurOest 

^ Visit Your Beauty 

Parlor This Week 

ifi 

Eitabllshed 1930 • Now in our 3rd generation 

1025 West Ave, 

Beauty Culture In all Branches ..3^ 

i operators to serve you 

Call 3991394 

For Appointment 

Dorothy's 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

348 West Ave, Open Yeat Round 


Call For Appointment Dial 399-4319 





FOR MEN AND WOMEN 


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HiOH QUALITY 

f PRIC 

photo by Senior Studio 

Lauren and Sue Knowles from Long Island, 

Bahamas, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary 

as guests of honor at a party given 

recently by George and Jackie Collo and Tom 

and Pat Schmidt of Ocean City, This was the 

couples first trip to the United States^ They were 

guests of the Collos and Schmidts, 

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FOR CHILDREN 

\ 

Summer 

Clearance 


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•Say Mon.-8al. 10:00-1:30 L_J 

Frl. 10 00 7 00 Cletad f unday 

'•••••• ••••••••••••••••••• i 

Morningside-Gardens competition ends in tie:?I Fashions from the past On review 

The fifth annual horaeshoequolte 

tournament, between 

the men from Morningside 

and Gardens roads was 

earlier this month on Morningside 

beach and aided in • 

He. The MornlngBlde men won 

the horseshoe competition, 6 

games to 4, taut were upset by 

(he Gardens team by the 

same score in quoits, 

Statistics show the Gardens 

team the winner In 1981 and 

1984; the Morningside team, 

winner in IBS, with ties In 

1982 and 1985. 

The teams of Marty 

Gehlhaus and Ron Giaconla 

along with Jim Johnson and 

Terry Farley were Bed for the 

day with five wins and only 

one loss. 

Ron Giaconla also lead the 

field with ill ringers hi 

horseshoes. There was a 

three-way Me for quoits 

ringers between Edward 

Shew, Leo Lynch and Tony 

Duffy — all girnerinf two 

ringers apiece. 

Team members for Morningside 

road were Marty 

Gehlhous ST., Ron Giaconla. 

Don Scloli, Edward Shew, 

Greg Driscoll and Tony y Duffy. y 

The Gardens - Road ^ team 

consisted of Jim Johnson, 

Atlantic 

Christian 

honors its 

graduates 

Attantle Christian School, 

10th Street and Wesley 

Avenue, recently held its 

fourth high school graduation 

and awards ceremonies. 

Hied! Huff of Seaville 

received an award for outstanding 

achievement In 

academies. Charlene Knoll of 

Seaville and Charles Ash of 

Northfleld received awards 

for their high scholastic 

record and outstanding 

athletic ability by a 

reprtsentative of the U.S. 

Army during the awards 

ceremony. 

RVRORHRSRQRHH?ROR 

PEOPLE AND MEDICINES 

SOME LIKE IT HOT! 

Everybody has a different lolemnce to heat. Some people no matter what 

the temperature seem to be cool and unruffled Other! start to wilt at the firit 

ilgn of warm weather. Drugs too react to temperature changes in dif. 

fwent ways. With iome medicines special fierage precautions must be 

taken to iiure that a sudden change in temperature does not occur and effect 

the patency of the drug. 

Part of the professional knowledge and responsibility of your pharmacist 

Ii to know about the characteristics of the drugs he has In the pharmacy and 

to see that they are properly protected. Every prescription that reaches you 

must Be it iti fullest strength, 

Look for our EVERYDAY Red Arrow Special* 

for Extra Savings! 

OCEAN 399-3535^^" 

0 RtR5RflR 

Largest selection of ladies rings in South Jersey 

Over 500 different style rings to choose from 

End of Summer Clearance Sale 

All items drastically reduced • 50% off entire stock 

14K & 18K gold chains 

and bracelets 

as low as $12.99/gram 

14K Fashion tri-colored earrings 

as low as $19,95 (your choice) 

We will not be undersold! 11 

:"'.:,•' Ambiance Jewelry 

709 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N.J. 

-V,' 

CujitQm jewelry, designed bytiany Belafonte 

. • \ '-'. SpecializingJn Diamond & 141$ Gold Jpwplry tKlCustom Design 

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flf&i 1 i 1 V-T!S. ,.!•*»J " 

games ended in a tie. 

Iterry Farley, Jeffrey Benson, 

Bud Babeoek, Vance Hancock, 

Leo Lynch, Fidel 

Kroesser and Jin Keogh. 

Official storekeepers this 

year were Carol Gehlhaus, 

Donna Farley and Dolores 

Ifi 

The competition was 

followed by the annual 

tournament picnic organized 

by the ladies aiudliary and 

held on Morningside 

The entire tournament and 

picnic were filmed for cable 

television by Gull Productions 

with Rick, Ken and Martin 

Gehlhaus in charge -Jot 

production and direction. *£ 

Atlantic Christian School graduates during the high school's awards 

ceremony. 

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Osiln City, N.J. 

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Mon.-Sat. 10 to I 

POLLOCKS ANNOUNCE; 

BIRTH OF ION * 

Mr. and Mri, Ken 

Pollock of Sornsrs 

announce the birth of 

third child, a son Kyle 

born July 18 at 

Shofl 

Memorial Hoipital 

weighed seven pounds 

was joined at home 

trotters, Kenny I, and Ket: 

3, Mrs, Pollock la the 

Jackie FiortnUno of 

City. The new baby __ 

grandson of Jack Fioren' 

d Ocean qty and the 

Babe Florentine). 

Your ultimate goal—a business career. How do 

you reach 10 Start at Atlanttc Communi^ College, 

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perhaps an MBA. 

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degree. You still tafce the courtes you need to under- * 

stand today's world, But the emphasis Is on business * 

skills required to succeed in management. ACC oft« ' 

concentrations like Accounting, Business Adminlstration 

and Marketing, . • . 

• Study specific topic*. If you are looking for, - 

advancement or consideringacareer change, expand % 

your knowledge, ACC offers courses in Marketing, 

Real Estate, Business Law and more. 

Courses at Atlantic Community College are 

scheduled to meet your schedule, during the day and >, 

in the evening. ;f J 

Our instouctore are all experts in theirfields. And 

because ACC daises are small, they have plenty of 

time to answer your quesUons. In fact, everyone at If 

ACC is always ready to help you. |J 

ACC is government supported, so you pay only ; 

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you work, check your company's tuition reimburse- \ 

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the rest of your life starts at Atlantic Community Col 

lege. Classes begin Sept. 3. 

'U-il 

ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

The Ocean City Hiatortcal 

toeum recent^ hosted a 

oatalgic fashion show for the 

^lesto of The FUnderi Holer 

4tti gowna In the museum's 

ollectlon which range from a 

re-Lincoln, handmade dress 

4th velvet bonnet and muff to 

1960 skinner satin jackal 

raas with beaded top. 

The show Waj narrated by 

Wen Kroeiser, president of 

W Friends of the Historical 

luseuin. 

(iModell Included children 

«effle Peery and Cnrtasy 

Fox, carrying Cabbage Patch 

dolls, wearing isoo 

Aristening clothes; Marilyn 

Pfcery, Virgtaia DavU, Ellen 

Dvorsky, Rita Burns, Kun 

Newklrk, Councllwoman 

Jeanne Clunn and Catherine 

McConnac, secretary at the 

museum, dressed in an 1886 

nightgown and duster cap and 

carrying L candle. 

Other models were Betty 

Quald, Bonnie Kroesser, 

Janice Johnson, Donna 

Farley, Sandy Farley, Jenidler 

Tabbot, and Marion 

Callen director of activities at 

The Flanders, who wore her 

1954 wedding gown. 

Some of ttie models were 

eKorted by Hill VoUtner who 

was dressed in a 1920's 

morning suit complete with a 

tour-UUuwd H«. Hi ii 1 

summer employee at The 

Flanders and attends Junlata 

College, 

Pianist Pattl Bartler, a 

summer resident, played as 

the models walked down the 

center of the hotel's second- 

Door lobby. 

The. costumes were all 

donated to the museum and 

lembers of tbe LaSale High School Alumni Association ••Summer 

Fling Committee" gathered recently to make plans for the annual benefit 

for the Christian Brothers Home at 32nd Street and Central Avenue, The 

event will be 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24. Tickets are available by 

calling 399-2962. Shown are committee members, from left, Mary 

Meehan, Brother Thomas MeDermott, Eileen Rowley and Ruth Miller. 

COAT RACK 

EXCITING NEW 

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BOOKATERIA 

THE SENTINtLLEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.j. PAGE 1 - SECTION ONE 

aU were In mint condition. 

They Included an 1885 satin 

gown with sequins on me skirt 

and a beaded cape- a 1905 

Irish crochet UM and gold 

bugle beads and a satin 

hemline; a popular 1810 

crocheted Boardwalk dress; a 

Roaring 'p dress entirely 

beaded and weighing about 10 

pounts, with a 'headache 1 

band. 

Other gowns were a 1916 

embroidered net over satin 

hrory wedding dress with a 

flsh tain- a iMO'i beige linen 

dress with an embroidered 

hem and neckline over a 

pleated tangerine slip (the 

first In the collection to have a 

dpper); and a 1W lace 

ruffled, strapless prom dress 

with a hoop which was worn 

by a baby parade queen that 

summer 

Kroesser told the audience 

that the Ocean City Historical 

Museum has the largest 

collection of textiles In the 

East and is often contacted by 

larger museums. 

She also mentioned that the 

museum Is in danger of losing 

to present location at 409 

Wesley Avenue, which it 

shares with the Cultural Arts 

Center. She invited the guests 

to visit tbe former school 

bi'ildlng which, she said, 

many people hope will be 

saved, 

Kroesser thanked Mabel 

Forte, fashion curator at the 

museum, and hostesses 

Esther Ash, Marie Weisel, 

PhylUs Nover and Vivian 

Hawish for their assistance. 

The museum plans more 

fashion shows. 

*s»niaf Ituaiii 

Helen Kroesser, left, president of the Ocean 

City Historical Museum, with Phil Vollmcr and 

Marion Callen during the fashion show at the 

Flanders Hotel featuring clothes from the early 

1900s. 

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Balalaika Orchestra performs tonight on the Music Pier 

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City Promenade 7:30 

p.m. Thursday, Aug. 22, 

Now a resident of Cape 

May County, Alberts 

has performed all over 

the world with his vocal 

group. The Four Acep 

and for the past 18 years 

has hosted the TV 

Showcase on television. 

Arts directory; 

being compiled 

The Cape May County 

Cultural and Heritage 

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all county artists, crafti 

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actors, dancers, musicians, 

writers and art-historical 

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Commission is compiling. 

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all artists and art and 

historical organizations, 

funded in part by the New 

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Individuals and 

organizations should respond 

no later than Sept. 16 to the 

Commission address: DN101, 

library Office Building, Cape 

May Court House N.J. 08210, 

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phone number Is 465-7111 ert, 

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I'AGE 8 — SECTION ONE 

Maestro Ruggieri announces the soloists of the week at the Pops 

plus an electrical violin teased operation. 

from the '50a and '60s in- 

in for special numbers. It U a 

Her. Sunday's concert Is This is a contest for those for palest person. Saturday, Aug. 24 at Oeeaii 

Klda Korner consists of 

Frank Ruggieri, muiietl H H M H g p H _îJi1^>Ji1^|J«w ^^m^^t^^^^^tma MI 

dudlng hits by Bill Haley and 

unique sound, Ideal for the 

free; Monday through who don't normally have the Registration starts at noon Rat, 3Znd Street and Central 

singers, dancers, acrobats, the Comets through the Beach 

iKctor Of thO Ocean dtv ^^^^^^^^^KKB Î^^^^^^^L. lHIHfl^Lllli^Llli^LIIHI WF *d.k . flP' Now resldlns In New Vork Miss Mavo's oocrntlr ex. Olvmnln anrf ttehv Hna ' 

lively and melancholy folk 

Wednesday's II, 

opportunity to compete In fee day of the contest. Avenue. Donations will 

magicians and musicians 

# , 6* 

Boys and The Beaflia. The 

music of Eastern Europe, 

such an event and Includes 

between the ages of 7 and IS, 

For Jnformatlon call the benefit the refurbishing of the' 

group has entertained In 

Admission U 12, 

The city's sixth annual such exotic categories as best 

Admission Is by donation. 

Publle Relations Department, historical home for the 

major cities throughout the Miscellaneous Sun Tanning left arm tan. best tanned bald 30MU1. 

Oirtstifln Brothers on that* 

East , Tournament Is set for 1 p.m. head or golden dome, palest 

Ate, 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

Kids Korner, a local en- 

Thursday, August 22,1 p.m. In finger, best T-shirt tan 

holds its annual antique and 

LaSaile High School Alumni 

The New Jersey Cam. 

For tickets call Ruth MillePi 

tertainment production 

front of the Music Pier. Count Dracula division 

craft' show at the Pier 

will hold a summer fling 

pground Association will 

399-29G2. 

company, will present a Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10a-own 

its Miss Campground 

benefit performance for pjn. This Is a large show. for 1985-1988 at the Music Pier 

Richard Breltzman 1:30 pjji. You 11 enjoy browsing and m Sunday. Program begins 1 

today it the pier. Breitansn, 

Ocean City events 

.hopefully buying for thepjn. 

and the public Is invited. 

53, Is a resident of Somers benefit of the hospital. Entrants from various sites 

Point who needs a eoitty heart 

throughout ths state will vie TODAY (Friday) 

SUNDAY 

MONpAY 

Wyoming Hotil bridge 

Let the Good Times Roll, a far the title. Admission is free Balalaika Orchestra ap- Ocean City Pops Orchestra Atlantic Oast men's power gamei, 7M Ocean Av, to- 

rainnatazz musical review, 

pearing on the Music Pier, 8 with guest soloists on thedoubles 

pro volleyball bineflt Ocean Qry Reioue 

is scheduled for S p.m. The Ocean Qty Pops Or- pjji. 

Mule Pier. 1 p.m. Admission Championship at 6th Street Squad, 7:30 p.m. 

Saturday at the Sports and chestra under the direction of 

beach, 10 a.m. to dusk. 

Qvie Center, 6th Street and maestro Frank Ruggierl, Kids Korner talent show on 

Exchange Club m««Hng, 

Boardwalk, Admission la *2. continues its weekly series of the Music Pier to benefit the N.J. State Campground MONDAY 

Daniel 

The revue features music concerts i pan. iunday at the Richard Breltzman heart Association pageant on the Ocean City Pope Orchestra 

fund, 1:30 p.m. Admission by Music Pier, 1 p.m. on the Mmlo Pier, I p.m. 

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Maylofteri square dance 

dub, youth center, 1:30 p.m. 

custom fabrics and workmanship 

SATURDAY 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

antique and craft show on the 

Mule Pier, 9 ajn. to i pjon. 

Open to the public. 

Razz-matazz musical revue 

in the Sports and Civic Center, 

8th Street and Boardwalk, 

with sounds of the 50s and 60s, 

3§!# Jylr MS! Htfy 

8 pjn. Admission $2. 

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1 frank Ruggieri, musical 

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Now residing In New York Mlsi Mayo's operatic ei- Giynipia, and Baby Doe. , 

PBJM Orcheifra, announces 

aty, she recently completed perienee includes ap- Equally at home on the* 

that soloists wlB. the or. 

her masters degree from pearances with the New York recital stage and In oratorio. 

chestra this week will be 

Manhattan School of Music Lyric Opera. Boris Goldovsky Miss Mayo has performed the 

Deborah Laienby, who 

md la « candidate for the ^Qpera Institute at Oglebay, Mozart ExsuKote JubUaU, 

performed on the Musle Pier 

doctoral program of The Music Academy of theVivaldi's 

Gloria, and the 

last season, the return of 

Ooiumbla University, For the West and the Yale Summer Meste SolenneUe of BoaiinL 

tenor Jean Deui, who Hrit 

past six summer seasons she Open. New York audiences She has been ioprano foloiit 

appeared here many yean 

has been on the faculty of the will remember her for hjrwith 

the Yale Festival 

ago; and on Sunday evening, 

School for Gifted Students in performance as Fleur de Orchestra and the All Scawmt, 

the second appearance.of the 

the Arts in Brevard, N.C. Soufre, a role she created for Chamber Players. She JIM, 

young Japanese violinist, 

the New York premiere of been heard In Redid in 

Yoko Fujll, and on Wed. 

As a student, Miss Mayo Qffenbaeh'g Cmqu^mr, California. Georgia, North' 

ntsday evening, newcomer 

was a member of the Robert 

Among the roles in Miss Carolina, and New Jeney:' 

Kathryn Mayo, soprano, 

Saw Chamber OJOTUS. At 

Mayo's operatic repertoire Future appearances include a' 

Ms time die was alia • 

Soprano Deborah Lazenby 

are Zerblnetta, Blonde, New York recital debut 

winner in the Metropolitan 

WBi born in Baltoore, Md« 

Deborah Lazenby 

and educated a't Catholic 

Yoko Fuji! 

Jean Deis 

Opera District Auditions In 

Kathryn Mayo 

Atlanta and a recipient of a 

Univirsity In Washington, Cornen Opera of New Msrieo Metropolitan Upera auditions 

! Restaurant, 6:30 

D.C. where she received a 

Concerto competition it uownaast Chamber Or- National Federation of Music HURRICANE SEASON 

and numerous otter regional and the Rosa Ponselle 

p.m. 

bachelor of music degree cum 

Manhattan School of Music chestra, Currently scholar- Clubs Scholarship. 

opera companies. 

Foundation. 

laude. 

and played with Downcast ship itudent at M.S.M. While in Atlanta, Miss Mayo 

Ocean City Card Club, 

Now residing in New York 

Jean Deli' early itudlea 

Chamber Orchestra. She alao studying with Mr. Glen 

IS HERE!!! 

was a student of Betty Turner 

Yoko FuJU, born in Ttokyo in 

youth center, 7 p.m. 

Qty, sht recentty received 

wire with Enrico Rosatt, 

got honorable mention at Dtcterow. 

Boone. Coaches she has 

1969, came to the United 

Proven Shore Protection for over 9 yean 

Story hour for children 4 to 

critical acclaim for her 

teacher of Benjamino Glgll 

Queens Symphony Young 

worked with Include Martial 

Bates when the was 3 and 

8, Ocean City Public Library. 

porfrayBj of Blrdi§ in the 

and Biaeamo Lauri-Volpi; 

Soloist Competition and In- Soprano Kathryn Mayo is a Slngher. John Wustman, 

in South Jersey 

began her violin study with 

10 ajn. 

show tO Sett 

American opera, Reglna, 

and white at the Cwtti Invited 

to play at St. John*! nativi of Atlanta, where she Benton Hess. Con- Colors to Accent Any Home! 

MD, DWeeco in new York. 

produced by the Opera EnsUtute 

of Music be studied 

University tola September. received her bachelor of ductor Composer Robert 

Al Alberts of TV Showcase Kennedy Boulevard aid the 

semble of New York. 

with American baritone 

In 1977 Yoko and her family Yoko Is a member of theramie 

degree in voice P«r- Abramson, and Diane 

II 

wW bring his performers to beach. 

Richard Bonelll. Hi reeiiwd 

went back to Japan ana she piano quintet at Manhattan tormanee from Georgia Bate Richardson of the New York 

the Sea Isle City Promenade 

Among her future 

Alberts garnered in- 

franti from th§ SulUvan 

studied with Mr. Kobayashl School of Mule where earlier University. 

aty Opera, 

for a special free per- 

engagements, Miss Lazenby 

ternational fame as the lead 

Foundation and the Marian 

from Toho Gakuen Univer- this year she played Brahms' 

formance 7:30 p.m. lliuriday, 

Is looking forward to retur- 

ainger of The Four Aces, with 

Anderson awards. 

sity, later she altered Toho Piano Quintet in F Qp. M far 

Aug. a. 

ning to Opera Ensemble in the 

uakuen School of Music for 

nearly 12 million recordj sold 

"W§ are very pleased to 

(all to perform the leading 

Winning the American 

WQXH young artist'* 

children. 

In the 1950s. 

cooperate with the Rotary 

soprano role in The Crucible. 

Opera Auditions, Dela studied 

showcase. 

In 1981, Yoko returned to 

Alberts and The Four Aces 

•ub In bringing this special 

In the 1982 and 1983 summer 

several rolei with Oiullo 

Besides being featured as t 

New York, Last year, she won 

still perform their familiar, 

attraction to the Sea Isle City 

seasons, Miss Lazenby per- 

Cbnfolanlerl, director of the 

soloist, she is assistant con- 

the Bach Brandenberg 

popular sound around the 

Promenade," Commissioner 

formed with the &mta Fe 

School for Young Artiste of La 

cert mistress of Manhattan 

world and recently reharod 

William VanArtsdalen said. 

Opera as an apprentice artist 

Scali, 

from tours In South America 

where she appeared in He debuted In Milan and 

"The AI Alberti TV and Saudi Arabia, 

productions of Die F7edcr- Florence as Cavaradossl In 

Showcase has been a favorite One of their hit recordings 

trmo, Orpheus In tte Un. Tbsoa and Rodolfo In La 

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Nutritional fast-food 

comes to the hospitial 

Two orders of chicken audren," 

what I'd order If.they didn't 

wggets; three cheeseburger* TWa fall Smith got the. green ftSWTt. I usually have the 

and two hamburger*, (til with Hght to Initiate hia program hamburger," she added 

orders offrUt; eight dices of and the first draft of the raenu quickly. 

pbza and ft vt hoagies — hold was distributed In early Designed originally for the 

the onions please. 

December. 

children in pediatrics, a 

AD order for • very hungry "The purpose of totfollow-up 

Inquiry into the 

amlly? A small feast for half children's menu is two-fold," menu's iudcen has revealed 

I doien 14-year-olds?.Or explained Boggess. 'It Isequal 

enthusiasm on the part 

aaybe a light snack for Dom Intended to Improve each of the nurses and parents. 

teLulse? ifi ponthle, tat lHchild's 

nutritional Intake "The children seem happier," 

i rtualltylfs the dlrmer order while at the aunt time Smith uid they have.found, 

i» iht pediatrics Boor at helping them to feel more "because it's more their kind 

I bore Memorial Hospital. secure In the hospital by of- of food." 

Several y«ara ago Bill fering them foods they like When • child tint comes 

Snlth, director of food aer- and are familiar with from Into a hospital it is Mir; for 

' Mi, became Inspired by the home." 

them and I mink it definitely 

Bea of a nutritional fast food Each child U offered the helps when they can relate to 

fpt menu for the children on menu, which can be adapted something," laid Maria 

pediatrics; today his Ideas to special diet*, in addition toSpear, 

child life therapist in 

ton become a reality. the regular adult menu; fee pediatrics department. 

I'TiitfooAiypt foods are however, it remalni an option "It Is a small thing, but it can 

rutrittous," Tpiainflri Susan open only to those on themake 

aU the dUfereiiee." 

fioggess, chief dietician, pediatrics halls. "I've been 

fmey Just have more calories here five, aii weeks now and I 

fjf the nutrition you areknow 

the nunu by heart," BIUDGENS ON LOT 

*tOng." "But they do satisfy said 9-year-old Jennifer Klmberly Bridgens of 101 

Brent VVheaton oFPort Republic enjoys a hot dog and French fries from 

fit nutritional Midi of the aonrth. "I don't reaUy know Baysiwre Dr. was named to 

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• Most Third Party Plans Accepted 

We're a fuU service pharmacy 

"Your famUy'i health to our prime coMere" 

PALOMBO'S 

34th Street off AibaryAve. 

• 399-5252 • 

Mon.-Sat. 8-9 • Sun, 8-1, then 4-9 

Healing 

Is 

Child's 

Play 

lOOCAIfTWW 

F YOU NtTT PLAY 

PLAY PICK 6 

For a child, a hospital 

stay lent child's play. 

An Important part of 

dialing is. Shore 

Mamoriirs resident 

Child Life Specialist 

guides them through 

illness or surgery. 

Lessens the trauma of 

a medical procedure. 

Promotes healing and 

readjustment Play 

therapy at SMH is 

good medicine. And 

only your community 

hospital offers it 

Pediatrics at Shore 

combines the healing 

touch of caring medical 

professionais with 

sophisticated medical 

technology. 

Such as apnea monitors, 

providing constant 

surveillance for those 

subject to Sudden Infant 

Death Syndrama Transcutaneous 

oxygen 

monitoring, yielding 

diagnostic information 

without painful invasive 

procedures. A Bear 

Cub unit for 

children in 

respiratory 

distress.' 

SMH 

Pediatrics 

provides 

reassuring care 

for kids. And 

parents. 

g 

ot South Jnty 

Memorial 

Hospital 

Peace of Mind 

...MedCall! 

A prompt, reliable, easy-to-use, 

wireless service (hat links a 

person and his home with the 

appropriate rescue and 

emergency services.,,24 hours a 

day, 7 days a week. 

Med Call is truly a great 

service. Find out now how you or 

your loved ones can benefit from 

Med Call, Drop in to see us. Or 

live us a call and we'll drop some 

information in the mail to you. 

Please Call For An 

Appointment 

it'WA': 

S 

Child care signup is Aug. 26 

There win be a registration 

and information night at the 

Ocean City Primary School 5- 

7 pin, Monday, Aug. 28 for 

parents wishing to register 

(heir ehUdren In grades K-3 

Quid Care, A f3 per family 

registration fee and payment 

for September care days will 

be payable at the time of 

registration 

Maximum cost per child for 

for the before or after school 

the before-school program la 

are programs at the school. 

m per day- *4 for the after, 

Programs are offered by school program, which in- 

fte Ocean City Task Force oncludes 

snack. 


FLOWER SHOP 


• MARK VIDITTO • 

85S Asbury Ave. 

Phone 308-1157 

Ocean City, N.j, 

Friends of Music Tickets on Sale H«re! 

"TPPVPI tHit—t 

201 West Ave, • Since 1971 • Ocean City 

-FREE- 


Round Trip Door to Door Limo from O.C. 

to Philadelphia Airport or Airport Best 

Wtsfern Sand off Package. 

WITH>URCHASEOF 

ANY 7 DAY OR LONGIR 

WINTER AIR/SEA CRUISE 

(by Oct. 1, IMS) 

&&Wdfc 

Call 399-0032 


Stroke victim taken 

off party boat 

A Coast Guard helicopter 

but Friday rescued and 

transported a Sea tale City 

&ttok§ victim from a party 

boat to the hospital. 

At about 3 p.m. Coast Guard 

Group Cape May received a 

MU from the party boat Copt 

Robbtns reporting a 

passenger suffering from a 

neart attack, 

Ine 7Woot party boat from 

Sea Isle City was five miles 

«st of WUdwood enroute to 

Towniends Inlet, The 

helicopter arrived on scene at 

3-30 and hoisted Richard 

Patterson aboard. About five 

minutes later, a 41-foot utility 

boat from the Coast Guard's 

search and rescue detach- 

•merit at Townsends Inlet 

arrived on scene. 

An emergency medical 

technician was hoisted aboard 

fee helicopter from the 41 

footer to assist In the care of 

Patterson, Patterson, 64, 

from tea Isle City, was flown 

to the National Guard Armory 

In Cape May Court House. 

He was taken by ambulance 

to nearby Burdette Tomlln 

Hospital where he wu listed 

in stable condition 

Obituaries 

Louis Tete, 54; Mac's 

Restaurant bar manager 

SOMERSPOINT-Louia A. Tete, M, died Aug. 10 in Shore 

Memorial Hospital. 

Mr. Tete was the bar manager at Mac's Restaurant for 

flve yean. A reiident of this city ail yean, he was born in 

Florence and was a Korean War veteran, 

Surviving are Ma wife, Irene B.; two daughters, Andrea 

Thomson of Philadelphia and Rone Salvano of Maya Landing; 

a son, Vincent of Ocean City; five brothers; two 

sisters; and three grandchildren. 

A Maaa of Christian burls! will be said bt 8 p,nL today 

{Friday) In St. Joseph'i Church, * 

Friendi may call at the church one hour prior to Man. 

The funeral cortege will leave the Mddleton-Stroble 

Funeral Home at 11 ajn. Saturday for burial In Holy Cross 

Cemetery in Mays Landing, Memorial contributions may be 

made as Mass cards or to the ffloan-Ketterlng Oncer 

Garter. 1271 York Av., New York, N.Y. 10021, 

Ruth Scully] president 

of welding supply firm 

Ruth M. Scully, 65, of 7 Walnut Rd. died Aug. 14 in Shore 

Memorial Hospital, Semen Point. 

Mrs. Scully was prfflldent of J.J. Scully Inc., a welding 

supply firm in Collingdale, Pa. An area resident for 13 yean 

rte formerly Uved in Delaware County, Pa., and was bom In 

Atlantic City. 

Surviving are four daughters, Jeanne Jenzano of Aldan, 

P8., Joanne Simms of King of Prussia, Pa., Mary Butt 

Valerie of Medford and Theresa Oans of Marmora- and eight 


A Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 11 a.m. Saturday 

to St. Augustine Church. Burial will be In Holy Cross 

Cemetery, Mays Landing. Mends may call from f:30 to 

10; 30 ajn. Saturday In Adama-Perttct Funeral Home, 

*rthf!§ld. Donations may be made to the Cape May County * 

Ihart Fund. 

How much 

sodium is in 

Ozone's 

bottled 

water? 


Service and 

FREE Delivery, 

Show Pfflnti 

(609) 645-1414 

Cimdcn Ani 

(609) 964-2400 

(f Fact #6 

i Government iPAmndardiire 

50 ppm of indium in drinking 

water. Analysis o! Ozone's pure 

water range from a imce to 1,6 

fpm. trial s rOTOiolly SODIUM 

FREE 

YOU GET 

WHAT YOU ASK FOR AT 

MARINE NATIONAL BANK. 

SllWlllSSBfiiPlfii^HP 

If you ask us for American Express" 

Travelers Cheques, we wpn'l sell you 

something else. 

American Express are the only 

travelers cheques we carry. Because only 

American Express oners a puekage of 

five special services to help protect you 

if your travelers cheques are lost or stolen 

When you walk in and ask 

us for American Express 

Travelers Cheques, be assured 

thats what you'll walk out with. ePj«|! 

l'{. ; f MIRINE NATIONAL BANK 

•m* 

o 

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m 

I 

f RIDAY, AUGUST 18, \m 

M 


PAGE 11 - SECTION 

1 — ^ _ . M^ — ^ - " • ' -"- r/tuB ii •— ot.LM.mv y 

."If! a l! everal options concerning blue law; Meis says drop it 

By ANITA J, SPIEGEL 

SentlDCl-Udger Staff 

- Regardless of th« 

referendum questions can* 

eerning blue laws posed 

More ttia votes, City Council 

and Mayor Jack Blttner have 

Several opttoni to consider in 

% 

Public Noflci 

PUBLIC NOTICT 

Th. IMiowing HKIIlont w.rr mUl by 

in 1 , oton cil, Planning Bo.rd ,i ih.., 

Ftf \t\if mttIliif Gf &ygufl ?j ifi|: 

.lib* W.lton'i. ln«,. BlKk WJ, Lot 1 

t rMr izf»nsien ipiirevtd. 

' WMN.m 1 Anna Colllntv. Block >*f« 

L«f i = mtrtst mMtviifgn apprgyi^ 

Sir* Firrili, Biqîi is?. Ls*. *i 

friinBr iyMI«fliien diiiitd. 

BSMrl Ordllll, %r , llsck 1MB HI I 

"liner tubgltfliieii dinltd. 

Omit! ertaif, BIKK t«l. Loll Ir a. •• 

EBflilnuM to mailing si Aiiguil \i 

Baby WatMin't tm-_. Bieck fgi, I 3f t 

eunflnued ft miffing of Auguif ii 

B.ich-jlch AltKiattl, Blot* 1(1, 

Lat if.01 fablvd by tepi.ci.** fs §»B 

t*m&«f. 

Clsyisn Cfinifryctien (sm@in¥, BliXH 

tffil. Let I genfinued Is fnv>lfng ol 

Auguil l< 

BS3BT Jafiiibsiiffki, fHMIi IS?, LSI i 

^snf)ny#g IQ nif^flng el August M 

Mjgfsn, Inc.. BiQ£K IHi. Lsf i csn 

tinytd te mt#fiftg fil Aygutf 14. 

Theodora Wagntr, Blsch 1MI, Lst ii 

eenflnytd ts mieting ot Aygytt U 

Clcyfefl cenitFWftien Cempjny, Bieek 

)10. Let > I.bied b, agplicanl 19 itp 

*#mBeF, 

carfle L Bichintsn 

SscrrtaF? 

• U.IT.PP 111,19 

Too Laft To 

Classify 

RETIRED MAN WANTED = 

lanai Mafel, 9th Si 4 Seean , 

Ply In ptlfifiri. 

s iling 

WINTER RENTAL - Ollil front, 

luxury duplex < BMrMnii, l oaihs 

(aeysii, micrbwivf, fip£piae#, eaFkin^. 

AviilabU 7-31 to %-uti ii$fl p#F me. 

CillllilHI, IM 

SUMMER RENTAL - Ocein irenl, 

new, iysgry flypiiz, 4 etdrpdmi, ) 

bat ii, ia€itui* mi^fewayt. fiFesiaet. 

Ivi (abli fi, tu, 151, Beaioname 

Call 1H-V4I7, I 30 

Utt T-BlRD -Ôîonaition, «t7~o"p 

H HOOI, , ]],igg milci AiKing ll.gsg. Call 

109)91-01.1 9101.1 |,J( 

CONSTHUCTION LiioeJBi WIN 

TBD - Pull lim* lamiri pelnl trei 

*PB1» Harbour cey« cenitrueiibn 

tFailer , Bay Avt. & Hirber Lane, g te 4 

Mona,, Frifliir PF tail illuli (ii to 

21 Monday-Friday |.)g 

DIG YOUR OWN 

SHRUBS! 

Andorra Junipers, white 

Pint and many ofher 

variants. U MCh, 

Japanese black pines U 

tach. 

Sit. A Sun, and 

weekday evenings 

The Flower Barn 

at Wilson's 

floutf SO, Tuckahoe 

628.2008 

ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE — Loy.ly • 

iarff feemx rtafenaole, centrally 

KUIM. tig,. III., ana 1)0 Call ISi-itf 1. 

• IS 

SARAGE I»Li - FFI, Ayg, Is «. lili 

Aug. \7T i ie 11 p,m, FreelfF, isme furniture. 

Men't gsea luiti In eifeilenl 

conOMIon. ete, 119 Wesley Mt, Hi 

netting to enact the people's 

will on the controversial Issue 

should they favor an option 

other than open Sundays. 

According to the Unwood 

law firm of Pnvm, Tedd, 

Qemmel, Fitzgerald and 

Nugent, retained to rqirMtnt 

the city on blue law matter*. 

Public Notice 

MUNICIPAL PLANNIN 

T 

NIWJIRliif UlJi 

PUIliC NOTICE 

The ieJidwrne deetiigfifc w^t med* By 

111? Oepjn Cii* PiaflhtRg Bearii at Ihf 

iFtona îsian ai iR^pf r?gylar Ayggî 

fReel'"o whirs ifeai h*i^ (ji, Aygyf 14. 

Sanie! Breast, il«h 903, Lets 17 & Ii 

Bsard toniiaered prgp§»d change) 

te E'j5t?ling jppFgwai *% a maigf change 

*no appliraiin m4 g 

p 

Baby Waisop ^, !nf . ilefii ?«!, Lp! 1 

gppl.cAtiSn was labi^ by Beard 

pentirnq auksmp ti( intprpretallgii frgm 

^pniftg Bo^Fe F#gaFd*Rg whetfisr 

P¥mefl m heteis 

Cl^ftoFi Conitryctien Campany, Blgeli 

199) LSI I KM inn isBFnval and 

«anangp% darned 

Hfiêr Jafeyepwsfei, Blsch M/. Let I = 

fgntrfiyed fs meeting e! August 3fl 

Magidii, inc . lists IQQ). Lei ! eefl 

•inumJ !e meetmg p! AuQys> 3D 

rh^gdgF^ WagncF, iie£fc 1B5S, UPt M 

rdFifmy^d te fneeltng te August fg 

CABBIi L DICKINSON 

SfEFetaFy 

I U.IT.P F fii.jj 

Too Late To 

Classify 

TABD SALE - Sal, Ayg, I), ig to , 

wpinan't cletnti Hit i lp 1 I 10 to li, 

»rt luppliet, geski. glaiioart I milt, 

hautehpid jtemi, Frte eeypeni. 1141 

§ay Ave, NeeaFiy birdl, I-li 

\ni, jr CHRIS'ciTArT~~ Turiiiinni 

tliherman, Hi" beam, twin inbeara 

eng,, eyt?y*£2bin ft head, geoa cen- 

Siiipn, In water Ot, Call HI-71 r» OF J1J. 

S17 U40 asking H.7M l-i, 

OflRACE I4LI — Small iip""nc«, 

Pictyrei, wing Surfer CaiTipina egyip* 

ment, iewini machint, tiothing, misc. 

item*. Sunday, AUg, tl, Ig a,in, 

unlit f I u 

i c I M * ( M I N n i r g f 

Cube; 40g Ib, capieity. Currently 

work,n0. Changed In toln machine U!j 

Call J9J 9))s 111 

N 

RENTS 

BEACH CHAIRS 

I 

UMBRELLAS 

DAILY 

WEEKLY 

MONTHLY 

CALL 399-3121 CAU 

lERVING THE NEEDS OF 

BEACHGOERS SINCE 1948 

TODAY'S 

CROSSWORD PUZZLi 

ACROSS 

1 Worktf 

6 Cenfound 

to Ca/d gima 

14 "Unawiicisttl" 

j 

IF Chimi 

11 Him dawn 

20 QlultM 

iiNATOmimMr 

u h 

84 Runt 

IIHouHIIll 

17 tuppcie 

30 Qratthopper 

34 VlncMli* 

JICapMlBui 

3B0n«ofmoi» 

40AIIW- 

•41Unu»uil 

f 

treMurer 

4S lnv»nlory 

4/W^ghtdown 

40 Qumry yield 

40 — cum lauds 

SO Evih ujpporter 

S3 8co('t name 

1 

14 

17 

20 

a,' 

• 1 

4 

S4ScrHni 

58 Hinclirlg out 

61 A 1MB 

62 Rilallva 

63 Rijah'l mala 

S4 iplrif limp 

II Soaki flu 

« Nirriblti 

DOWN 

1 Body parti 

2 Ossanward 

] VVtll'kMt 

4 Taking out 

I Muic'i kin 

• Walar down 

7 Clsthlng 

aRlyaralslbgrla 

9 Finals 

10 Plodgo " 

IIWuvi 

liAn'ikin 

19 Xglll 

10 OwriEl 

29 EXCSBS 

2« Small b«tl« 

27 Truncheon 

26 flat around 

29 Impart* 

30 Laathar lyp« 

31 — macabre 

$2 Anda* rutlve 

^ 

PREVIOUS 

PUZZLE SOLVED 

•QTHOOE] BQDBIDDOQ 

QDBOQ 

QJCIHCIDQB 

•DnDQ 

nOQP HHHQ KHQQtl 

DQBQ DQISQ •CUSDil 

ammm tanaa imnmn 

33 Eoain users 

8i"rti—i" 

39 Work unit •• 

40Oacri«cl 

42 Ballad 

44 Ewart' kin 

48 Malta* crlap 

47 Pannant 

4SNaxttOrMw V 

BrunawlcU 

J 

armadillo 

51'Accurate 

a Pn-laMar 

partod. 

S3 Typetaca; abbr. 

SSGnterUIn 

5fl Kenyt rlvar 

67 Sloop pah 

f a B l E l ' 

loglslatton 

60 Lay handa on 

11 

_ 

li 

• 

13 

the city could seek a county- laws. 

owe on our boardwalk 

wide referendum to enact If the latter optloni are "I would suggest that 

blue law, seek general prtferred, the ^na recom- Council do nothing; drop the 

legislation granting all New nienaj the drafting of aappeal 

and (he action In 

•Jersey municipalities the proposed ordinance so state Trenton," Mela continued. 

ability to adopt their own blue legislators and municipal "We have the mandate of the 

laws or seek special voters have an Idea of bow the peepta," 

legislation allowing certain blue law would appear ahould However, Councilman John 

munlclpalltlea to adopt blue it be adopted; thus the b«ajj EBposlto laid Meis has a rude 

for a nonblndlng referendum. awakening. 

Effort! by city official* "I believe in the referen- 

Public Notice seeking legislative ability to dum; 

OTiUiiUf enforcement of a 

NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS blue kw were foiled by local 

Public none, is hereby giyan mat 

•eelea prepoials lop the leaiing oi two merchants who lobbied for 

autamebllM will n received by in release of a bill presenting a 

Ocean city BeaFg pi idycafipn lecatea 

•t tot Aibgry Ayenye, Sylfe lig. Ocean cloied Sunday except for 

Ciry, N,J, 9i3Si en yvedneuiay, ipplem, tmergiiiey servieti. Action 

b*F I. Ill) 

The proMials will b, publicly SHnM on the measure failed due to 

ii l:eg p m. preyaiiing time, 

Speciflcatieni may be lecufed IFPHI ana 

bias shall be aeliyefea ie the abe*e 

•tatea lotalion er maMetfrfc 

Councilman William Mela, 

Anteinefte J. Syggierl, Beara the lone governing body 

Secretary, ocean City Bam of 

iaucalisn, Ml Aibury !.

• I • 

PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, IMS 

CRITIQUE 

A week of stars on the Pier 

ByEDWISMBR 

This week the South Jersey 

fMes are filled with the 

Perseld meteor showers and 

the Music Pier has Its own 

show of shooting stars. They 

flan spectacularly across the 

stage like their celestial 

counterpart and light up our 

Uns. 

Marilyn Mulvey, frequent 

accomplice of Victor Borge, 

fee notorious musical Thief of 

Bad Gags, is soprano soloist. 

Shi is blessed with a soaring 

and scintillating voice, visual 

splendor and stage presence 

which has a charm all Its own. 

Her renditions of Gounod's 

A Vewc Vlvre and Adale'l 

Laughing Song from Straus*' 

Die Fledermous drew a 

warm and enthusiastic 

response from the audience. 

We are blessed with another 

versatile performer who 

obviously does her homework 

as evidenced by her spirited 

version of TTw Italian Street 

Sang and her sweet and 

reverent Interpretation el the 

Bach-Gounod A vu Mario. 

Another Ocean City 

favorite, tenor Brown Bradley 

641*014 

KsTHN 

6414014 

1503 Block Horse Pike/Cardiff 

THIS WEEK S LUNCH SPECIALS 

SHRIMP SALAD 

$4*$ 


3UMB0$OFT 

STEAK AND LEG PLATTER 

•• - »Wf> «••* Wolfed to your IIKIntf 9*rv«d: 

• • wjtMowed saw, hom+bfiktid bread and 

" Cholt»ttffwovtto#taW.» : 

DOWN EAST RAW BAR 

• Jamb* Stewndd Cwb« . 

• PitchtttofSetr V : 

• Steamed Ctons, (fthtf* 

neck * totwfrto, SHunt* 

ed Mustek, jff««h 

Stone . Crafc' • Cwwt, 

Shrimp uMKnuhMi -"Of 

Une ^l^fing irrutfurg \ocatis at WO 

-4%oyry Avgnot, Variance* ere 

Migsn. inc., Biocli !»t, Lot I— ap 

piicsnl wishes 15 espand the offi£t 

••pace ot tne (listing motel a! 1001 

QEân Avenue A varlsnee is required. 

Thejaors wagnLT. Block IMI, Lot 14 

sppiicenf wishes to deveisp s 

quadruples a! 18?a weft Avenue. 

The following applications which will 

He placed on the regular ngenda (or the 

iepfember 4, I9H5 meetihg witi then be 

diitusseq at the workihopr 

iUBBtVIIIBNS 

Dennis M icaraiQll, iloen 4J01, Lot 1 

»l,ynn Thompson, Block JfM. Lot 1 

•SITE PLAN REVIEWS 

Holiert j, McDowell, Biocli IMI. Lot 1 

Robert I, McDowell, ilotk 1701. Lot» 

Seiihgrt Pies, Inc. Block 3701, Lots 

JO i U.gt 

BeacDwatch Associates, Block 701, 

LotlF.OJItalllMlnAuogst! 

Clayton eenitfyellon Cornpany, tlotK 

3if>, Lot f (tabled in August) 

CONCEPT DISCUSSIONS 

Public Notice 

Magton, Inc., (lock 1»l. Lot 6 

Warren Land!, Sr,, Bloct 4B4, Lot 13 

REOULAB BlieuillON 

This rneetlng is being advertised pur 

suant to P.L Ctupter 111, otturwlse 

known as the OMn Public Meetings 

*«. 

Pl«m (sr tM •Dove applications ««« 

be nvltwtd during rafular buslrwH 

heufs at the Coat Enlorcument OHlee 

at SJfi Asbufv Avenue, 

CARRIE L DICKINSON 

• 1,,1T,P.P.13S.» t*tn\an 

ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

CITY Ot OMAN eiTT 

NEW JERS6T 01114 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

The lollswlng Ii an aodenaum to tne 

agenda tor the Augutt II. HI! regular 

mHling ot ln» Osesn City (onlng Board 

ol Ad|ustment: 

INTIRFBITATION 

The planning ioara wishes tin 

Zoning loard to make an ihterpretatlpn 

on The definition of "hotel" as to 

wnefner or nof kltchenenes or In 

dividual cooking facilities in units af£ 

permitted. In th« aeflnlllon of "motel" 

cHklng prevision! In any individual 

room Of suita Is prohlbitea, 

the Planning toard Is asking lor (his 

Interpretation to b« mode spKlficaHlf 

lor the application of Baby Watson's, 

inc.. Block Ml, Lot I, and for all other 

applications to which It may apply In 

the future. 

CARRIE L DICKINSON 

w PASTORE'S 

100 Atlantis Ava., Qewan City • 391-9616 

FRESHLY 

SLICED 

All 

Occasion CATERING 

Steaks 

Hoag.es 

Old 

Fashioned 

Hand 

Dipped 

Pizza Soda Fountain. Ice Cream 

-SPECIALS- 

CONES -1 Dip 65 c . 2 Dips 85 C 

ALL SUNDAES.......'1.65 

HOTAPPLECRISP t 

\ ShOO Fly FIB W/Whrpped Cftam 

*1.20 

'1*50 

cucumber represents a year's 

bod supply for a hetoilt 

crab,) 

The new queen wore a silver 

cape with aluminum foil 

antenna and flew to Earth In 

an aluminum foil-covered 

flying saucer. The fernpermental 

queen, who 

wouldn't stay still through the 

judging, refused to parade 

down the runway while Solfer 

(HKJtobv MMiH Zirn-m«n 

serenaded her with the Miss Crustaceran 1985, E.T.C. the Extraterrestrial Crab sits on her 

pageants' theme song. throne and lets owner Stacey Brasberser, 12, take the heat from the 

"She Just sat there Uke a press. 

OPEN 3itM • MB • CloMd Sun 

lump," Brasbersef moaned. 

The queen will return to 

Stacey's home and Join her 

other pets including a dog, 

guinea pig, fish, love birds 

and three rabbits. 

For the crab races, IM 

critters turned out to compete 

forthe title of "King of Klutz" 

and after stiff competition in 

toe 10 heats, the 10 finalists 

squared off for the championship 

race. 

Missy BeO of Upland, Pa. 

and Ocean Qty was thrilled 

when, her crab, David, flew 

past bis competition and won 

toe finals In 13.38 seconds. 

It was Missy's tint 

championship In live yean of 

competition even though It 

was David's tint time In the 

race 

Bell said David will be back 

wwwwvw 

Mike Pedicin 

Monday Night 9p.m. to 2 a.m. 

Jackie jordon 

and the 

jackpots 

Tues. • Sun.?p.m. 

On IHe Circle, fani#ra Palnl 

UI.IST.ra77 

^~-^ "The Culinary Garden, the critics 

pick as the best restaurant In Ocean City" 

Edward rtltzel, Atlantic City Sunday press 

June 9, i985. 



< ' 

( 

complete 

Served from 5 to 6:30 p.m.. 

, MON: Boneless Chicken Kl^v ' , , 

,'TUESt' Shrimp Alfredoon Imported Patta 

WED: eonBlessChltkenPArmofllana > •, 

THUfJSt'Roast Turkey w/stulllhO&fcVaVy 

pRMi5riMiF|ounderAiinwdin< -y 

to defend bis title next year If 

he's not ready to molt. She 

also doesn't mink Ha new 

celebrity status will go to Ma 

bead, 

"He's very modest, she 

said. 

Second place went to 

Jessica Broadbent of Lan- 

•dswne. Pa. with Jtffrty, 

while Frank Quigan's Suntook 

third. Qulgan to 

Incidently. Bell Informed 

His SmMmULsdftr that 

while hermit crabs love lettuce, 

coconuts, papayas and 

ptea—they hate encumber*. 

Enjoy Breakfast on the Boardwalk" 

LITTERER'S 

LUNCHEONETTE 

840 loirfwilk, Omo Oly, (U. 

IINCIIW 

Bollelous Morning Menu Includes: 

• Bggs • Pencaktf • French Toaif 

• Mouf h watering Omelettes • 

• Fresh Fruit • Breakfast Combos 

LUNCH; Hot & Cold Sindwlehet 

- Dinner Served From 4 P.M.— 

with 15 different meat, seafood, and 

-Italian tntrtM all cooked to order. 


Breakfast, Lunch ana Dinner 

Open Mlly from 7:30»nv 

99-2919 

DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

iANQUIT ROOM AVAILABLB 

WIDDINORHCIPTIONS 

SUSlNESSor PRIVATE PARTY 

NiWROAP SOMERS POINT 

ROUTBi 917 1117 

0t Ocean City 

Join The Crew 

Now Hiring! 

For The Fall & Winter 

Male & Female 

Part Time or Full Time 

Apply In Person At 

Ocean City McOonatf* .'.for W 

4 

pttxebrMtnhmllmnmnnm 

A thrilled Missy Bell, of Upland Pa., and« 

Ocean City, holds race champion David in one! 

hand and the King of Klutz plaque in OumtiterJ 

Director of Public Relations Mark Softer emcecd? 

the festivities. J \ 

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YARD 

NITE CLUiJ 

Every Sunday Is 

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DANCING NIGHTLY* 

9p.m.to3:30a.m. 

#1 Dance Band 

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Super Summer 

Sunday 

Specials 

•10" 

Prime Rib 

Broiled Flounder 

Veal Parmagiana & Spaghetti 

FUUL COURSE soup, salad, bev I 

Served between 2 p.m. & 8 p.m I 

Ample Free Parking and I 

Major Credit Cards Accepted • 

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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Commissioners opt for improvement plan 

ffiA MJJ CITY - City 

officials took no time thinking 

about participating in the 

Governor's Management 

Imgu^vi&iint Program, As 

soon u the state coordinator 

of the program finished 

[resenting the idea to the 

Board of Commissioners and 

a packed-house audience 

Tuesday night, the com. 

missioners unanimously 

voted to implement the 

jrogram here. 

Fresh Filet 

MONK FISH 

(Anoel Fisfii 

1921 

C. ib. 

Poor Man's Lobster! 

Clip and bring In 

for coupons worth *1QQ and more 

Dining Room 

Open to the Public 

Dine In an atmosphere 

of Informal Elegance 

BrfafaifajO0fo»;30a,m. Luncheon Ufol •30 

Dinner «;00 tq i:M p.m. 

Proper attlrt requested 

Call For Reservations 399-1000 

i> IPIER 

12 

Fisherman's 

Wharf _ _ _ _ _ 

Causuai Waterfront Dinrng & Pr-#stt 

Seafood Market on th© Bay it 

12th Stft et In Qcean pity 

American & Italian 

Seafood Cuisine 

|feafurinB NIGHTL^SPECIALS such as 1 

• Stone Crab Claws i,'i; 

• Fresh Veal & Prime Steaks 

[ « Hard Shell Crabs s«ieW or 0arile 

LOBSTER DINNERS *9.95 

perpound 

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FRIDAY, AUGUST16, 1985 •: •: 

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when you run out 

Phone 399-1515 

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MCLUOMi SUNDAYS 

WEEK OF AUG. 16 thru 22 

MATINEE 1PM (Afl.w..) 

ALL SEATS 

•'2.50 It 6 PM 

rain Aim--1. «:IB -1830 •.«. 1 

Z. JOHN CANDY IS AOCXlT 

10 FACE THE MOST 

DEVASTATING EXPERIENCE 

KNOWN TO MAN- 

THE FAMILY VACATION 

FRIDAY, AUGUST IB 1985 

The Dutch 

Oven Bakery 

4001 West Avenue, 396CAKE 

Pepperonl •read. Decorated Cakes 

Pound Cakes 

LlnierTorte 


Cream cneese Spreads 

Deli Sandwiches . 


.OPiH DAILY tt,m. tetp.m. 

CASINO TOURS 

PP. 

DAILY SERVICE TO CASINOS 

Octln Crh/, Sonwra Point, MortlriWd, Unwood 

tun. thru Thurs. 

after,4:00p.m. 

•10" COIN 

" Mon. throFrl. .?'•'"'". 

beitor«*iB(rp,ni/i , ' 

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Harrahs Marina 

THE SENTINEL.LEPG1TO, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 15 — SECTION ONE j. 

c °L ith ! c t rovers y lib* the issue itself 

'It's been a long time since we looked at ourselves' 

The CMIP was established 

under the Kean administration 

to help 

municipal governments 

identify ways in which they 

can b§ run more efficiently. 

While the state sponsors the 

projp'im, It Is run entirely by 

ttie municipality, according to 

Jacques Lebel, GMIP coor- 

Custom Wooden Storm & 

Screen Doors 

Country or Victorian Designs 

Your Design or Ours 

Northf.cld, N J. 646-1291 

QUALITY 

SlAFOOrj 

MARKET 

OUR OWEN READY ENTREES HAKE YOU A STAB 

Scimpi Size mi i 

LOBSTER 

TAILS 

Ib. 

Fresh CRABS CLAM 

CLAMS STEAMER 

CASINO 

3 piece 

Steamer 

P for four oniy'24 11 

Our Own 

Oven Ready 

Fresh 

CRAB 

, IMPERIAL 

L. »2 41 tile public la invited to the 

monthly meeting of the Cape throughout this country and 

hoped to appoint the com- 

May County Crime Stoppers Canada, •.,. (continued from page 1) on the Inclusion of the second "The vote on the modified exceptions ware not Previti mat referendum* can Crowley said she bad exmittees 

by Sept, 1 and men let "It's been a long time since 7:30p.m. Aug. 10 at the police Crime Stopper! la the 

referendum question. question represented only 2,4 necessarily the highest rate Include as many questions as peeted the deliberation 

them set up their own time we looked at ourselves," 

•nd Fire Training Building In program that pays a 

-B without a blue law, 

The majority included percent of the voting getters but were deemed will fit on the ballot, mat process to include at least two 

schedules. Any McHale said. "Even if we 

be Crest Haven Complex EtafttolSdi 

othtr questions divided 

Gardens civic Association population (according to the necessities by the committee dOMd Sunday should be of- or three meetings, 

dinator. 

cost the city nothing, Lebel businesiperion who would only get two or three good 

where the guest speaker will W n d aolttit, oBEWttM members as much 

President V'iUJam Babeock, report there are nearly 8,000 majority. 

toed. * Baratta said he tried to 

''The state la not coming said, f 

like to get involved can send recommendations which save 

to H, Goleman My, executive grpetnitor of a crime, ft, as the controversial Issue has 

Midway Civic Association registered voters,)" The But since the committee Yesterday, Scola 

down here to tell you Avalon, North Wild wood, Mm a resume and letter 

director of Crime Stoppers 

fce city money, ifU be worth 

ape Ma C t th 

split the community. 

President Gary Jessel, 16 - M minority report said. "When was charged with gathering 

anything," he MM. 

Ocean City and the county explaining their reasons for it, but well probably jet a lot 

Bf flwt, En members felt 

Community Association you examine the various public sentiment and basing 

In the program, the government have already wanting to serve, McHale mon lily will give an update on 

" Ken Weatherford 

compiUtd to prepare a 

President Donald Fogg, choices for openings recommendations on that 

governing body appotati a participated In the program 

ttlamt? report to explain 

Cedar Beach Civic suggested on question No. 2, input, the minority took ex- 

management team consisting and Middle Township is 

(heir rationale to dlsagreelnn 

Association President James you see it then becomes a ception to the interpretation 

of five of the beat managers currently working on theln. Trash alternatives discussed in private 

wlm the majority viewpoint 

Houais; AARP local chapter fraction of a percentile of the measures by the majority. 

within the city government, The GMIP can help local 

President Robert Hansberry voting population. 

the minority believed be 

Label explained. TMs team governments run more ef- SOMIRS POINT - City formed by Council and city may decide to re-bld or to flgurei on what their itudiH.-^ 

and Ocean City Tabernacle "In aU good conscience, referendum should include 

interviews municipal emficiently by Identifying OBundl met in closed session employees have shown a move ahead with municipal 

£Tht minority Included 

have shown until after it V 

Association President given these minute figures the choice of open Sundays or 

ployees and residents to barn management, uwiaBeuteni, organizational Ibwaday night to discuss possible substantial savings If collection now. All of their 

committee Chairwoman 

makes a decision, Swain said.' . 

William Luff. 

and the time we spent doted Sundays. "The public 

what problems they have and mdoperaaonalflmei«iand «lteniaifcres coneenilnj trash the dty collected its own options were to be discussed 

Neel? Crtwliy, president of 

Last night's meeting was/', 

deUberting, we do not feel we statements in our meetings 

their suggestions for Im- by Identifying duplication of collection In the city, ac- fresh. Council recently ad- Thursday, 

local radio stations WSLT and 

held In closed session because. ' 

Tne report presented to have the right to concur or support the fact Oat those 

provements. 

aervices, be Mid. It also aids cording to Council President vertised for outside bids for "Some kind of decision will 

WfflO; Vw Sentinel-Ledger 

the governing body would be., V 

Mayor Jack Blttner and the that this U necessarily what desiring closed Sundays said 

The management team in getting the private, sector Wes Swain. S i 

trash coUectlon In IBM, but come out of (the meeting) '• 

FYed Benson, aha 

dUcuaaing poiilbliU; 

Council said less than 900 the majority (of speakers) they truly wanted a closed 

terms its recommendations more involved in government. Hie governing body has received none. Officials of he said. 

wn Victor Scola and 

negotiations and the hiring of 

people attended the seven, expressed at the meetings," Sunday. This would exclude 

and tries to sell mem to a "It's a suggestion box bean studying the possibility Mar • Tee, 1 ee, the me only oniy company to 

John Baratta and Chamber of 

to Should the city adverts for personnel, Swain said,' said,* * - 

heavily-advertized public the minority report continued. emergency services," toe 

steering committee, also where things get responded of Implementing municipal 

Commerce President Elsie 

bid the job last year and toe bids again and not receive Council also discussed figures. '•':, 

meetings where 171 people Jesael, who introduced the minority report said. 

appointed by the governing to." Lebtl MliL 

collection because it 

Glllesple. They said it 

only company the city has any, Swain said, the dty and prices they wouldn't want' 

•poke. In addition 847 optional second question, at presstlme "Question No. 2 does not give 

body, Lebel said. 

City offlclaU are excited by oenstttari era the cost of con- 

couldn't agree win majority 

ever used, said it was too would be allowed to go out and potential Udders to know 

opinion poll* Indicated Oat said he was unavailable to them that option." 

The steering committee, the program and their tracting the job too high, the early to bid the Job tor nest negoriate its own contract. - beforehand, - 

Jndjap due to Inadequate 316 people favored an all- discuss the issue and deferred 

he laid. 

The closed Sunday question 

consisting of five business dedsion to Implement be dty currently uses Mar-Tee year because they weren't Start-up costs for municipal 

•mpllng and deliberative dosed Sunday, 300 favored all statements to a later date. 

"I would have liked to hold 

received a tie vote. 

leaders In the community, program drew a round of Contracton, toe, for trash sure what the landfill costs trash collection were con- 

proceM and review of public open; and 212 preferred 

the meeting in public," Swain 

One committee member Scola, who Introduced the 

objectively analyzes the applause from the audience. eoltaetion at a IMS cost of would be. 

servatively estimated several 

tmtimonv, 

modified closing law. 

mid Wednesday. "We need. 

who voted for question No. 2 motion to include that option, 

recommendations and sub- Mayor Michael McHale 07,000. 

Council has several options months ago to be $150,000. 

Most of the disagreement Nineteen of the opinions were 

the public Input on toe trash- 

and wished tto 

remain Bid after learning from the 

mits the ones its approves to thinks the program could be Swain said studies per. at mis point, Swain said. It Council can't release any 

smTouMtd the majority vote considered unclear. 

situation.'" 

anonymous, said the seven dty blue law attorney Charles 

the governing body for their especially useful here since he 

approval, he said. 

and Commissioner James 

The management team lannone are new to the city 

devises an implementation government and could benefit i Change in zoning code would Green tides and ocean outfall—a connection 

(continued Iran page 1) harmless nutrients which May County Municipal dary treatment facility wen 

plan for each approved greatly by the eventual 

Utilities Authority were ' 

recommendation and recommendations. 

minor hurricane or a good' 

monitors its success, he said, "It's time we looked at it 

Morn without the damage to 

The entire program should and tapped the expertise we increase waterfront setbacks 

man up the water so that the 

take no longer than two bi?e in this dty," he said, 

colder water on the bottom 

months to complete and will McHale aald Wednesday be (continued from page 1) Gideonse said provide him with verification 

can, mis with the warmer 

Oldeonse said primary 

of-town residence if' ' 

The state Department of data. 

water on top. 

consideration for establishing 

development was permitted 

Environmental Protection Councllwoman Jeanne 

"We need some good strong 

the setback was to prevent last year recommended a 30- •unn said she favored action 

several feet forward of . 

property damage caused by 

existing structures. 

foot * minimum ' ' bulkhead on the amendment if it would 

storm tides and not to ietback but the Board apply to the bayfront. 

Gertrude James, founder of , 

preserve certain amenities of referred a 25-foot minimum 

the Ocean aty Beach and Bay , 

Councilman John Esposlto, 

living on the waterfront in- br review by Council which 

Association, urged Council tq'. 

who favored the 20-foot setcluding 

ocean breezes, in- approved a 2Moot aettack. to 

act on the proposal imback, 

said he recently noticed 

creased sunlight and addition, Council excluded 

mediately. "TUi ii an«i 

the problem although at ttie 

panoramic views from the eight-foot-wide breakaway 

anergeoey," the said, V 

time of zoning adoption he 

ICE CRKAM PARMin 

beach to horizon, 

porches from the setback hadn't considered blocked 

Council ate ejected to ' 

8th and Atlantic Ave., Ocean City 

"If you stay within a given requirement. 

include provisions for zoning 

., views. "Mr. Gideonse has a 

a portion of the stoeco tract * 

Good Old Fashioned "Fountain Service' setback, whether it's 20 feet or Oldeonse noted he was told good idea," hi said, 

between 25th and 30th streets 

30 feet, It's Impossible to similar problems existed Although Councilman Jack 

from the alley between Haven 

grant immunity to property along the bayfront, but Code Jones wanted to compare the 

and Simpson and the east side 

NEW 

owners from encroachment Enforcement Official Fred existing requirement with the 

of Haven Avenue between 

into these special features," Cade was ill and couldn't proposal, he said "it would be 

23rd and 25th streets for singlj: • 

a sin to to do anything otter ' 

family. 

TOPPING BAR 

than retain the loveliness of 

the neighborhoods there." Council's action to w>ne the • 

Rsese's Peanut Butter Cups, AA&M's, 

ana including the Stoeco#\ 

Several property owners 

..».,,, Butttr fingers. Snow caps. Fresh 

tract as single family wMê 

opposed to the subdivision, protested by local attorney 

• Uvi Hard Shell Cribs ft Lobster 

Cut Strawberries, Pineapples 

were permitted to address the Arthur Ford III whs"""} 

• Glamt • Ail Sizes » 7 types Fresh Fish 

^Cantaloup*, Hot Fudge, Butterscotch 

Council m the matter. represents Stoeco which owns [ 

Frances Forsythe said he 

»jhOT-BeaJytterns« Cooked pjattiri 

more man 20 percent of the • 

may as well go bade to big out- land in the rone. Council ; 

K ^ s . FREE TASTE TIST 

DAILY 12 Noon to 1a.m. 

I , twnf Wednesday thru Saturday 3 • 7 P.M. 

ON THE JPQAROWALK AT ELEVENTH STREET 

failed to get the two thirds ; 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 08224 

Ocean City's Theatres votejiecessary to override the i 

protest and the area reverted I 

on the Boardwalk to Its former duplex tone, • 

CLOSEDSUNDAY 

Stoeco subsequently agreed J 

' 398-8768 

" tatftetO 

v 

some committee member* Plou*u, who intend to 

were opposed to placing the 

comment ailltUiMporihtaL 

all-closed question on the 

said be wu only coownnd 

ballot fearing-lt may >pUt the ftat the Unie bt prtMoM to 

vote between voteri who 

said he 

fee pubilc. "My iorwuouut 

encourage more discussion on favored Oat option and the ooncern is that the ptppto en 

made the motion because it the recommendations the partial closing, resulting la • " he Mid. • .* 

appeared that's what the omamlttet wu charged to open Sundays u the winner. 

pink wanted. He also said «tay to the gowning body, 

he Doped the uwue wouldn't but was met with oppotilBen. 

cost taxpayer! needless He subsequently went to 

amounts of money. Mttner who told him to take 

"Whatever the choice of the hU concern to Crowley. 

people Is, I hope* it's not going aowley uid she had the 

to cost them »1000,000 or eholct of reccing the vote or 

C60.000 needl«Mly," he said. pripwlng the minority 

"I'm guessing this will repot, "TaUng the vote over 

become a long-term legal would to like saying we didn 't 

battle that may take up to two tte the outeomi d an ilectton 

Cianet under the direcHon of 

years In the courts and so let's do it over •gkn," 

legislative process vrtUcb may Oowley said Wednesday. '1 

MaryBethSnow 

not result in a change from decided to write th§ report 

Allevelt *geiZtoM)Mtl 

what we have BOW (open which represented flvi • Tan *Jau • BUM •Acrobatic 

Sundays)." 

ninAenof tticommlttie. It 

• Adult Asrobics • Pre-Bchooi dance V 

It took the committee, wasn't as If Own m a 10-1 

ftEASONABLE RATJ& 

which met Aug. S, leas than vote where the decision was 

\\ 

1117 Simpson Ave,, Ocean City - 39t-7223 

Me hours to reach its con- overwhelmingly clear." 

Uwdmeplaoc 

dmloM. Benson who was There was no formal vote 

Ii; 

absent from the meeting said taken on whether a minority 

be wouldn't have missed it report should to released, 

II 

bid he known subsequent according to Crowley. 

14 

meetings^ were imneceasary^ Baratta, laid he thought 

Combine your Casino outing with MCLAUGHLIN'S 

come through the sewage 

unavailable from the state. 

treatment process," Staples withln permitted limits. Staples said he didn't think a Sightseeing Boat Cruise! 

V 

DELI 

•aid, "The only way to Although testing and upgrading the facility to Cruise to the only Casino in the 

fUmlnatg it it by not putting monitoring are only requirtd tertiary treatment, which 

"We're the home of the city famous "BOO McLAUGBLW 

the sewage In the ocean or prior to discharge, Lamanna provides the highest water United States with a docking it&AbA " F D H M l 

taking the elements out wMeh sild tte county intends to test quality after processing, facility. Cruise to,., 

probably can be done at un- water samples taken near the would reduce discharged 


believable costs." 

ends of outfall pipes when nutrient levels, 

Lamanna noted that personnel become available. He alia noted reduced 

Staples said he advised although there may be a 1*e state requires sewage oxygen levels in the water 

bathers uncomfortable with connection between algae treatment plants to report caused by decaying algae 

flje green tide to "walk about blooms and ocean flumping monthly on bacteria level could result In the death of sea 

Any Ego McLauihiln * egg AteLaughiin Special 

a quarter m®t» where the mat possibility hasn't been tests conducted by plant Hfe. No fish MHa have ben 

SLOBOPF 

water may be dearer. confirmed. 

persoffliel. Data contriving reported from this year's 

#fcwever,offlcUls also have 

Marina Italian, Ham & Cheese or Roast Beef Hoagie 

Staples-said fecal colifonn the MUA, which is a secon- algae bloom, he said. 

ftaldthe nutflentrich contents bacteria levels, kept to check 

GROCERY SPEQALS: 

of ocean discharges may also by sewage treatment process 

FROM OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

prottote the growth of algae and monitored by state and 


whit* feeds off phosphates, county agencies, and 

7Up u pscrf 12 oz.) Reg. or Diet .........*«,, $t.» 

ntemgn and carbons. presence of algae are 

Arnold Rye or Pumpernickle (i IB. (oaf) .tnlf*.«5 

"Algae feeds off the bland, unrelated. 

Arnold Tealoaf Raisin Bread ci In, toil J,. ,\t1.4f 

Lamanna said county 

CASINO 

testing Indicates mat bacteria 

OPJEN AT I AM. 

DEU SPECIALS: 

hveJitathe effluentgrtorte=| 


discharge at the sewage 1155 Asbury Avenue. Ocean Citv »399-1515 

business office and swlt- 

$ I 

treatment faculties In Ocean 

^bpardopenat9ajn.week,, aty operated by the Cape Fresh Swordfish CHALLENGER Dieti & Watson Bologna iM.Mty«1,fff 

Dieti & Watson Deluxe Loaf (v«i» ib..oniy«2.f» 

Dieti & Watson Olive Loaf.,..-,.. ,iM.«nly*tff; 

— FOR ONLY M T.fiO —| 

Fresh Salmon 

Receive'15 Bonus 

PRODUCE SPK1ALS: 

MO Coin, *5 Food Coupon Spanish Onions ....,...,, 

Jtrsey String Beans . r,..,,., •> .V?*U:, * JuM> 

"X" TRA Large Jersey Tomatoe».,.3ii*#; 

,. , BREAKFAST SPECIAL 

"X" TRA Urg# Calif. Romaine Lettuce. 

3 Hot Cakes & Juice *1.8S 

2 Trips Daily. 

2 Hot Cakes, 2 Eggs nm 

18th & Asbury 398-0485 9 a.m. returns to Ocean City 

NOW IN STOCK: Jersey Blueberries „. 

and Juice..,,,."... '2,35 

by 4 p.m. 

Cantaloupe • Silver Queen Corn - Tomatoes • 

ATUUTO AVt, Between7th ft 1th its. 

6 p.m. returns to Ocean City 

So Hurry on In... ( 

by 1 a.m. 

FBESH FROM RYDEB S E6G FAflM 

Try Breakfast On 

Our Patio 

Wmd, thru Sat 8 am, til 11 am 

PIZZA • SOBS • STEAKS 

SOFT ICE CREAM 

LOOK HERE! 

ITALIAN 

HOAGIE 

Overs oz. Meat a, Cheese' 

S 1.99 

BALL PARK 1 

FRANKS 

EXTRA 

LARGE 

(ILS dOOD THRU AUG. Z1lt, 1985 . 

Swiss' 

CHEESE 

EGG 

SALAD 

SANDWICH 

khnngM ft Rateraflwit Cal 

1628-2935or 399-5011 

Boat Sills From 

228 lay Ave., Ocean City, N.J. 

Large •....76'dozen Jumbo..........94' 

We reserve the right to limit quantItlM. 

specials good lit thru 121 or while supply last*. 

STORE HOURS: 

Sun, • Thurs, ii.m, • IB p.m. 

Fri.iSat. 6a.m. • n p.m. 


Ptrry C^mo , 

Aug.ii-27 


Aug. 2S - Stpj, 1 

Shecky Greene 

Keely Smith 

Sept. 6-8 

Frankle Avalon 

Fabian 

Bobby Rydell 

Sept 13 - ft 

Tk*ets at Rejorti mfneUnn. 

CM St

fP/WM IB — SECTION ONE 

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

pespite conflicting testimony, township reimposes inn restriction 

LIVE MUSIC 7 NIGHTS A WEEK 

No Cover Chargt 

Tues, thru Sat. 

"URGE" 

formerly "Patchwork" 

SUNDAY & MONDAY 

"TIME MACHINE" 

Sounds of.the'JO's&Ws 

Ice, Kegs, Wines & Liquor 

CALL FOR FREE DELIVER Y 

CMiBlflOvt Prices • Monthly Specials 

*""" OfEM ? BAYS A WBK 3101717 

Male and Ft male Vocalists Accompanied 

by Flute & Piano 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th 

at 7:00 P.M. 


32nd Street and Central Art. ; 

Ocean City, N,J, / 

The Public Is Invited - Free Will Offering 


'•(continued ; (continued from from naee page !! 1) Hawaiian show show, nrmniino according to t« , _ .. 

•oine of the signers of the 

Deiuville owner Linda 

attorney, said they would people a signal mat I didn't 

•patio. The Committee said at 

petition and they indicated 

bought It. 

Scanlon The second show Is 

consider an appeal because he want to see them again," he 

decision, because the feels 

•that time it would relmpose 

they had no major problem 

"It wouldn't have mattered 

always completed by 9:15 

didn't believe the Committee Mid. 

they supplied enough 

•the rejtrieiioni if the 

with the Deauvllle and only 

what we did, they would be 

p.m., she said, and the outside 

had a basis for its finding. Scanlon told The Sentinel- 

•OMUVfllt became a nuisance 

signed the petition because 

opposed to it," she said, "We 

bar.closes by 8 pjn, evjry 

"I think the fact (the Ledger on Tuesday that 

.'to its neighbors. 

they were asked, ' 

didn't think what we wen 

other night. Patrons are 

Deauville) compiled with the several of the cranpUlnantfl 

• "We asking you to keep allowed to sit outside on the 

"Until the man from the 

doing was a nuisance." 

decibel limits Imposed by Hie have been opposed to 

-your word," W!miew§ka Mid. deck after 8 pin,, but no 

Board of Health came down, 

She said if they do appeal, It 

county for all residential everything they have tried to 

Some Strathmere residents service Is provided, she said. 

no one had contacted us to teU 

will only be to prove the 

areas should prohibit this do at the bar alnce they 

had presented a petition to the Scanlon said they picked 

us it's a nuisance," she said. 

Cbmmlttee was wrong m Its 

council from finding a 

governing body asking it toThursday 

night for the luau 

Eight Strathmere residents nuisance based on noise," 

relmpose the restrictions, and because they thought fewer 

' testified on the tavern's Rose said. 

fate otter residents testified neighbors would be home at 

behalf, maintaining the music 

If the music wag coming 

before the Committee Mon that time as In the past. 

wasn't as loud as some had 

from a residence, there would 

chy. 

Indicated. They also con- 

In addition, she testified 

be no basis for a complaint In 

"Everything was going fine 

sidered the luam were In very 

that a representative of the 

municipal court, he said. 

until these outside restrictions 

good taste and were an asset 

Ope May County D«part- 

Bonner said standards for 

wwe itfttd," said WUUaai 

to the community. 

ment of Health monitored one 

noise from a liquor establish- 

Sheridan, who lives across the Of the shows in its entirety and 

A man who lives directly ment are Ins spedflc and the 

met with Wianlewska the decibel readings wen 

behind the Deauvllle said he fact that Strathmere is 

Tne outside music only between 50 and 60 throughout. 

had never been disturbed by generally a quiet residential 

occurred on Thursdays when The maximum for a 

music or boisterous patrons community should be taken 

the Deauvilk held a Hawaiian residential neighborhood 

and had attended several into consideration. 

luau. Two boat loads of before 10 p.m. Is 65 decibels. 

hiaus and enjoyed them. 

"In my opinion, in Stt-ith- 

people, from Sea Isle City and Scanlon said she had asked 

"The only time I ever have mere (the music is) 

from Margate, were brought the neighbors before the first 

a problem is when neighbors unreasonable," he said, 

bueparately and were served luau to Inform her if the music 

have parties," Charles 

Commltteeman George 

a buffet dinner and en- annoyed them and no one did, 

Toomey said. 

Betts said he voted against 

tertained by a 45-minute 9M also said she contacted In making a motion to reimposing the restriction 

nimpose the outside music because from the testimony 

restriction, Commltteeman presented there didn't seem to 

Thomas Bonner said the live be a problem, 

music on Thursday nights 

Since twice as many people 

constituted a disturbance and 

testified in the Deauville's 

unnecessary noise and could 

behalf, he believes those 

Mcinfyrt f n 

be considered a nuisance. 

opposed may have a personal 

He later told The Sentinel- 

Restaurant - Lounge and Liquor Store 

vendetta against the bar. He 

Ledger he wanted a solution 

HaH • Mile Wet! Of 34th SI. Bridge 

also thought if the Committee 

which would satisfy the neigh- 

IsJffJ [Parkway] Msrmofa N Jr 

acted too easily in reimposing 

bors' concerns while allowing 

J [Parkway] Msrmofa, N J 

the one restriction, tbe 

DINNERS SERVED 

the Deauville to continue to residents may return with 

7 NIGHTS A WEEK 

operate primarily the same as otter complaints about the 

it was before. 

From5p.m. feiop.m, 

bar. 

Peter Rose, the Deauville's "I wanted to give those 

FEA TURING PRIME RIBS 

1 ftey appeal and win, they 

won't haw outside music % 

evidence to prove the music because "it's clear th« 

wasnt a nuisance. 

township doesn't want It 

Lajt night's luau was to go "We we;© within our legal 

on as scheduled, she said, only limits in everything we did,"' 

It would be held lndoora. She she said. "We just want to 

said the Committee's dedalon prove we didn't do anything 

was "no big deal," and even If wrong," 

Attorneys disagree on whether 

there is a cause to recall Meisv 


defined when ffi percent of the 

petitions to the county clerk 

registered voters say it's 

by Sept, § for placement on 

cause," he said, 

the November ballot. 

Vernon said a judge 

Signature validation could 

probably would favor letting 

take up to a week, Marshall 

the people decide If there waa 

iald. 

as to whether there was 

A recall question could take 

sufficient cause for the recall. 

place during a special election 

"There's no harm done If 

but, noted CCRG attorney 

the people have a chance to 

Allen Vernon, taxpayers 

voice their optoo ," Veraon 

would bear that expense. 

aid. "Maybe heTl (Meis) be 

Meis has already indicated 

more aware of constituents 

he will seek counsel In hia 

defense of the recall should it 

become a reality and in a 

letter to Council President 

Herny Knight requested that 

City Council . approve 

payment of his legal few. 

Knight Hid he forwarded 

the matter to city Solicitor 

Gerald. J. Corcoran, who was 

on vacation this week. 

Corcoran, Meis' son-in-law. 

1 

representing the dty in its 

towards reinstating the blue 

blue law fight to avoid any 

laws" and he han't done 

possible conflict of interest 

feat," he said. "If they (the 

fee relationship nay present. 

voters) arc happy with 

Mm is the sole elected city 

everything else, they'll vote 

official hare opposed to blue 

Urn In again." 

laws. 

Vemon said Information on 

Schmierer said be didn't 

the status of tbe petitto drive \ ' 

think Meis' request unusual. 

probably would be available 

• "It's normal and ap- 

next week. 

propriate for the town at- 

Herb D. Smith, an unterney 

to represent a counsuccessful 

Coundl candidate 

cilman being recalled," 

in past contests, has already 

SefamJerar said "I think he wishes on an lasue. announced his desire to 

should ask Hrit and If "People signing tbe petition replace Meis should a recall 

declined, then he should seek would want him to work election be guceertul. 

hla own attorney. 

"Then if he wins the 

challenge, he should be 

reimbursed," Schmierer 

conUned. "If there was a 

legitimate oasis for the recall, 

then that's one thing, but if it's 

a specious argument, then the 

dty should give him the 

stepped down from chance to defend himself." 

Legitimate causes for recall 

include stealing money, not 

Back by popular demand! 

"PROMISE" 

A Christian Musical Ensemble 

attending required meetings 

and blatantly violating data 

of office, explained 

Schmierer, the municipal 

attorney for Princeton 

Township in Mercer County, 

and was recommended to The 

SenHnO-lMiIter by the New 

Jersey Bar Association. 

"I don't think disagreeing 

wltt the majority on one Issue 

is • cause," he Hid, 

Schmierer said be believes 

ncaU elections art rare and 

VJ 

that successful recalls are ^ _ ^ _ 

Today we center pur quiz 

•round the wines of Spain. 

Despite the fame attained by 

: Sherry and, in more reetnt years, 

"Sangria, there are large quantities 

of sound red and white table 

Wines from Spain new available 

in the U.S.A. The region sf Rioja, 

In the northeast has a kinship 

with the wines of Bordeaux, 

across the French border, snly a 

few hundred miles away. New, to 

thIf week's qull. 

.QUAFFIW QUOTIENT QUIZ, 

1. All Rio|a Is red. True or Falst? 

1, If you Invited man from La Marieha to dinner, 

which of the following wines would make him 

feel at home? (a) Rio|a, Co) sherry, (e) 

Valdapenas, fd) gxtrislmo. 

3. There are basically two types ef red wine 

produced In Spain, elarete and tinfo. Which 

dtierlpflon generally fits which type? la) a light 

red wine, (b) a full flavored, deep ruby wine. 

—ANSWIRS— 

1. Pi/if, Red, whlta and Rota wines art all produced 

In Me/a. 

I. (c) Valdepenat It produced en tha plaint of La 

ttamha (round (At town of Valdepanas In central 

Spain. Rai, whlta and floja wlnaa art all produced 

Inthltaraa, ' 

3. Citrate it ganmtallf a light tad wlna; Unto la a 

tulltl bodied, deep, ruby-colored win a. 

Tombstone Treasure i 1855 • 190? Henry Walker, Dentist 

Strangir approach this spot with gravity, Henry Is filling 

nil last cavity, 

. * • # # * 

COOKING WITH WINE 

Red Cabbage Slaw 

To make six servings, you'll need: 5 cups red cabbage, 

Shredded; 1 tablespoon salt, \u cup Burgundy; v3 cup red 

wine vfneoar; Vt cup olive oil ,• Vi cup parsley, finely chopptd; 

W cup green pepper, mlneed. 2 small cloves garlic, 

crushed; 2 teaspoons sugar. Place cabbage in a mixing 

bowl, sprinkle with salt and let stand 20 minutes. Rub and 

squeeze cabbage together until |ulces flow. Squeeze out 

and discard as much lulce as possible, through cheese 

cloth. If necessary. Mix remaining ingredients and pour 

bver cabbage. MIX well, cover and chill several hours. 

1 • * * * • . * . #. 

tlttre'i ih« Mltsman who became a policeman. He likes it 

because th« customer is always wrong. 

# * * * * 

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TUB i Bourbon Street Chicken,. v....,, '•;.•.. f,.-. .^WmVtMi 

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TheSentinel,Ledger 

business/finances 

Via transfer tax hike 

In order to break be to- 

|«se that has developed over 

fytelt iIte «tt?M to 

sees 

toding for tnon proticaon, 

)^te Sen. JTOIISE. Hurley £ 

Iptroducjng legislation he 

ibroadbaseof «les tax generated at •bore 

^ ^ ^ 

bUlion annually from usues to tbe voters to fund 

iiore - we cannot afford to 

# my by and watch a 

valuable economic and enjpninental 

resource be 

TSfWt away by the Hflei." 

^Hnrtiy-i propoiaJ would 

idd M centa per HOO to ttie 

( jeal Mate transfer tax in 

KiW Jeney which would be 

he current levy is ti.7S per 

500 on property sold for 

Mer 1150,000 and #50 per 

POO fcr property sold for 

J50,000 or more. 

; "Even with the addition of 

p cenU, the real estate 

•ansfer tax in New Jersey Is 

,8 bargain wnen compared to 

'Delawmr§ It is J percent, or 

dteS? and" 

sod Program Review, a 50- 

"-* hike in the realty tmntax, 

based on revenues 

raised in fiscal year 1984, 

could raise 116.03 million a 

yjear for shore protection. 

"We must establish a stable 

aoBrce of beach protection 

for us by eroding 

s away into the 

»., Hurley, said. "This 

^proposal, I believe, will 

(JfeHmer broad-baaed support 

without adding an unfair 

burden to any one segment of 

me population." 

The addition of a Kkxnt per 

#00 charge to the realty 

transfer tax would Increase 

closing costs on a 1100,000 

none by flOO. 

"This is a small price to pay 

to insure the future of one of 

. 

390-1864 

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Page One Section Two 

fund shore protection 

According to budget officer 

» ••ttmatei that the 

"•wntjea for MM, for 

{""yto. wffl be « mretnt 

JW» than tho*> collected 1B 

fiscal VMT tou 

"Tame U general 

•iffraent, however, that 

~ wlm respect to 

« collections." 

I wrote in a letter to 

"Therefore, it 

a rnsoBahto per- 

• to the revenue 

—I on an annual basis 

-— an extended period of 

In* 

« the total real estate 

wnafer tut coUected, 50 

there were an ad- 

50 cento for beach 

Quality. 

ll'au important 

in diaiMnda u in 

•"*'» •,«.*—s*,.fc,.«, 

dcwclcr 

Jutt 0(1 Rout* 9 In Marmora 

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In u> late 1P706, funds for 

beach protection, which 

weren't great to begin with, 

began to dry up to the point 

841 Certml Avoir 

OaanCay.NJ 

Mi09)39M7O 

bond 

Hurley nid. 

rt,» Protect onr ^ h 

"We tmm have 

Oat it would cost the'sute rttahto 

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PA01 2 — SECTION TWO THE SKNTINELLEDGKH, OCEAN CCTY, N,J. FRIDAY, AUOUST18, IMS 

Will custodial accounts survive new tax act? 

" Thi President's tax 

proposal, u submitted on 

Mty 28, Contains many 

sweeping reform measHred 

that will affecj,r almost 

everyone, An area of concern 

to many clients la the 

proposed curtailment of the 

UM of Income shifting 

faring, such as Uniform 

-XStttr-to Minor Act account* 

(UGMA accounts), Minor 

Ihutei Clifford "tnaia md 

Spmeal Ramalnder trusts. 

IWs article win discuss the 

effect that the President's 

proposal will have on the 

UGMA and UTMA accounts 

and offer gome suggestions 

for dealing with the changes 

In the laws should the 

proposal be enacted. ' 

A popular method for 

shifting a parent's tu burden 

Is to set up UGMA UTMA 

accounts for children. These 

accounts have served u very 

useful vehicles In which 

money can be accumulated 

for a particular purpose (e.g.. 

Mac's 

Qpen Daly from S p.m.; Sun. 4 p.m. 


puttl? fining 

a child's college education) 

more rapidly than If the 

money had been retained by 

fee parent and the earnings 

had been taxed at the parent's 

higher income tax bracket, 

Under the President's 

proposal, unearned income of 

a child under the age of 14 

derived from property ^ven 

to the child by the parent 

would be tazea to the child at 

the parent's marginal tax rate 

to the extent that the 

unearned income exceeds 

$2,000 (the child's personal 

exemption amount under the 

proposal!. 

lie proposal Is only aimed 

at custodial accounts funded 

by the child's parents. 

Therefore, grandparents (and 

others) can continue to 

contribute to UOMA UTMA 

accounts with all earnings 

taxed at the child's toe rota. It 

would be necessary, however, 

to maintain one account for 

amount! contributed by 

parents and • separate account 

for amounts contributed 

by others. 

For accounts established by 

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ABEREfi'5 

ByNATHANa 

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Atlantic City 

parents, the first |2,000 of 

Income would not be subject 

to tax due to the child's 

personal exemption of the 

same amount. In addition, If a 

child is over the age of 13, oil 

unearned Income would be 

taxed at the cfaJU'l lower tas 

bracket. This still leaves 

three or four years In which 

be parents can make gifts 

and effectively shift the income 

tax burden while accumulating 

funds for college. 

Planning: Fund your child's 

account to fully utilize the 

child's f 2,000 personal 

exemption. Grandparents are 

likely candidate to fund a 

segregated account and help 

mike up the difference in 

education costs until the child 

is 14 years of age. Then the 

parents would still have three 

or four years to contribute to 

the account without income 

tax repercussions. 

This proposal la scheduled 

to be effective for the 1986 tax 

year. In addition, there is no 

provision for "grandfathering"; 

that is, existing 

accounts would not be exempt 

from the new proposal 

provisions. 

Planning; Bxiiting 

UGMA—UTMA accounts for 

children under 14 which 

generate more than 0,000 per 

year of unearned income on 

amounts contributed by the 

ehild*s parents would be 

subject to the rules described bracket amount against any 

above should the proposal Income except tamed In- 

pass as written. 

come. - • 

The proposal will, In effort, 

If the parents are in a high help lower a child's taxable 

tax bracket, a re-eiamlnatlon income by up to 52,(00 (In 

of the investment strategy 19B6) U he or she has it least 

used In the account may to 

required. Depending upon the 

situation, municipal bonds 

may provide a higher aftertax 

yield for the child's account 

tost amount of unearned 

income which Is net attributable 

to gifts made by n 

parent. Therefore, through 

proper funding of their ac- 

One tidbit extended by tbe counts, minor children could 

proposal Is that the child's receive up to |4,fM of 

zero bracket amount unearned income in 1989 and 

(proposed to be $2,600 In 1988) pay no federal Income tag. 

will be available to offset the 

child's unearned income on 

amounts other than those 

contributed by the parent. 

Under current law, a child 

who can be claimed as a 

dependent of another person 

may not apply his or her cere 

This is a significant Improvement 

of the current tax 

treatment of minors who must 

begin paying federal income 

tax as soon as their unearned 

Income exceeds be personal 

exemption amount of $1,040. 

Input is sought on report 

The Cape May County broadest possible public distributed by the Authority to solid waste management reduce the overall sin aid 

Municipal Utilities Authority review and comment on this the members of the Cape May plan, 

cost for development of *• 

has received its final report important project,", said County Board of Freeholders, "The results of the resource recovery 

on its resource recovery MUA chairman William FX to tbe governing officials of feasibility study," Band said, — Because the 

feasibility study and Is now Band, "find we are doing the county's 16 municipalities "provide a realistic and cost- soUd waste stream 

tounehing a major campaign emythJiigposjible" to achieve and to various state and local effective basis for for im- many non-combustible 

to encourage canmeBt fiy Wai; foul."


opinions 

Needless 

obscuring 

City Councilman William Meis has effectively 

turned the tables on the Citizens Committee for 

Responsive Government in its attempts to have 

him recalled from office because of his stand 

against the city blue law. 

CCRO, a eommunity.poiitieal activist group, 

wants Meis out of office because they allege he 

promised to uphold the blue law until after he 

was re-elected and now is against the ordinance, 

which has been invalidated in the courts. 

The CCHG recall move is on shaky ground 

because it is doubtful, or at least uncertain, that 

Meis' blue law action is a valid cause to recall 

him from office. 

Be that as it may, Meis will need legal advice 

on how to proceed, and he has called upon the 

city to foot any legal bills involved with the 

recall attempt. 

Since CCRG has been concerned in the past 

with city expenditures and advocates prudent 

use of the tax dollar, it would seem that Mr, Meis 

has thrown the issue back in the face of CCRG 

and its specious recall move. 

The best thing CCRG could do at this point is 

drop the whole recall attempt so that it doesn't 

get to the point where the only ones who benefit 

are the attorneys. 

Last week, at least three area newspapers 

coincidently editorialized for Mels and against 

CCRG on the recall issue, each maintaining that 

Meis hadn't done anything close to something 

worthy of a recall. 

Of all the important issues going on in Ocean 

dry this summer, the recall of an elected official 

who has done no wrong is nothing more than an 

unnecessary obfuscation. 

V." ,-. •-'.'" 

- , rat lounging nraeni 

[.What Ww laws they felt 

"' TOwWI ! tfwm la 

Friday. August 16,1985 

Page Pour Section Two 

Uncleanliness and 

crime hurting 


Su^lttW^f ffi*£^r^StSlw £L^2$V*J^*T^&*!P"*". fc»«-^P«Vl«rtOcean I>trWand prohibit the cZ 

cooUMbe,.p«i^,out^t.V|k^,nvcariMu^^st«rt DBtteryandfiiedalooiewlre./.pubUcJralajaons for Ocean-CMy « hwild ^ m to know version of these lands foruseS 

W^^W^tywMtt'Jfaimtbrtfroiir why no one appear*.to be other,than those of Vrf'!w4 .•dvertlslng^loofang after our beautiful ' " 

FRIDAV, AUGUST IB. 198S 

The mayor's, report 

Watchdog group keeps 

an eye on the utilities 

Vud phw muriber 

;tor verWeaflo^Trfcere,kf 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN fITV, N.J PAGE 5 — SECTION TWO 

VIEWPOINT 

Blue law issue is not all black and white 

By NERML. BOMBAST government change a legal 

deed? And If a deed can be 

Pm of two minds eon* changed la one section, can't 

all sections be subject to 

tBuuuvasy. Each tide of the flanges, too? 

tine law question has valid Oc*sn City has shifted from 

argument*. 

a seaside resort of rest and 

[Man'i religion has guided reflection to one catering to a 

toora] conduct through the growing tourist industry. 

ages. Wan have been fought, 

governments have been 

In 1918, the dty government 

toppled tad people have fled 

loosened Its deed-based 

Sunday closing rules to 

their hoindands in search of a specific business closings 

place to continue doing what 

Air believed to to right. 

Instead of all business 

America became a haven 

closings and forbade the sale 

for persecuted Puritans, 

of such frivolous items as ice 

Religious zealots among them 

cream, candy and mer- 

only retort In New Jersey 

created a jet of bate laws In 

chandise. Allowed were 

permitted gambling. If the 

fee early years of settlement 

deliveries of ice, milk, 

state can allow Atlantic City a 

and bound the rules In a blue 

newspapers and baggage. 

special privilege, is there any 

cover, thus the name BUM 

ToU collecting was permitted. 

reason why Ocean City could 

law. Banned on Sunday were 

Restaurants, lodging places, 

not be granted a special 

mch things aa travel, cooking, 

religious services and 

privilege of Its own? 

hwfrnatrtng, houaesweeping, 

religious entertainment were 

On the otter band, if 

Christmas, kissing el 

exempt, along with those 

children, haireutting, 

agencies dealing with disaster 

rtavlng, cards, dice, dancing 

or charity. 

of playing of musical in. In 1963, city ordinance No. 

rtmments. 

947 still prohibited en- 

* During the "Age of 

tertainment, sports, fairs, 

Reason," the United States 

amusements and mer- 

adapted a constitution which 

chandise selling, But 

specified a separation of 

municipally sponsored 

church and state. Even the 

concerts and sports events, 

British, founders of the 

plus a long lift of spedflcaUy 

greatest lay system In the 

permitted "necessities" were 

world, marveled that tht* 

permitted open or for sale on 

document was "the most 

Sunday. 

wonderful work ever (truck How then can a decision be 

off at a given time by the made on Ocean City's blue 

brains and purpose of nan," Jawi? 

On one band, what is wrong 

With the Constitution's with a community continuing 

guarantee of states* rights, the values and traditions of Its 

fine laws were tolerated In past? 

scattered towns across the All town has prospered 

"I land. Outlined were rules for despite Its moral restrictions. 

personal behavior in tbe use In a hundred yean, the 

of tobacco, liquor, clothing, dtens of Ocean City have 

church attendance, Jetting, Incorporated any number of 

sleeping late, walking, religious and philosophical 

theatre, swimming, riding viewpoints. Even so, there Is 

and gambling. 

still a strong community 

1 . 1 ' • By tbe 1900B few com- desire to continue what has 

munities bad or enforced laws been welcomed and tolerated 

concerning the Sabbath. in a seashore atmosphere, 

However, Ocean City's Presented at one of the 

funding fathers saw this committee blue law meetings 

Wand as an oasis away from was the argument that only * 

Ow nation's mainstream. By amaU,percentage of Ocean 

cross-deeding every Inch of aty's property owners may 

Mnd, tbe Ocean City vote since they are the only . # 

Association was able to Incorporate 

Into an subsequent 

'", even todiy'i, "that no 

•of any kmd whatever 6 CSttWff 

1 at any time hereafter be 

carried on upon said premises 

tuofl' the Lord's Day (comtoady, 

called the Sabbath or 

In violation of 

idMltb with 

Actlve 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: In dividends that the dty wfii 

recent months, there has been nap from It. 

a good deal of wnetrn «- The solution to a eruni 

pressed about the breaking problem also begins with 

away from the blue law commitment and thiq 

tradition. As a newcomer to requires both long- and short- 

ttw cits who moved his family range efforti. Long-range 

here a year ago, however, I efforts take place in the home, 

am more concerned with the the school, the community 

breaking away from two other center, and the Aria Center. 

Ocean City traditions - Short-ranie efforts are 

deardlneas and lawfulness. centered in the street and u) 

Resident* and touriifs are the court room, but they begin 

witnessing the falling of these with the placement of a well- 

two traditions In the heavy staffed and well-trained 

Utter that la beginning to police force, and the com- 

displace the beauty and mitment to fund that 

cleanliness of our town, placement should be made 

beach, and boardwalk and in now. 

be obscene language, theft, If we can employ a strong 

drug abuse, sexual assault, police force and train and 

and murder that are supervise that police force 

displacing our peace. 

If this trend is not reversed, 

the tourists will go elsewhere 

and Ocean City will be totally 

dependent on development of 

housing for Atlantic City u its 

main industry, one that 

clearly has its limits. 

To keep the town dean is 

doyly a task governed by the 

commitment to do so; if we 

make and pursue the commitment 

to have a dean town, 

we will have one. There are 

many youngsters here who 

are not working and who 

could use the opportunity to 

earn money to help out at 

home; tone of then could be 

recruited and paid to complement 

the city's regular 

work force, and the tradition 

of cleanliness could readily be 

preserved with a very small 

investment In light of be 

by our nation's Constitution. 

The Bill of Rights states 

In a resort which has shifted from without qualification that 

church and state are 

separate. 

providing rest and reflection to 

There really la no need, 

men, to legalise citizens' 

comet. What began as a 

catering io tourism, 'tradition dMd "Christian seaside resort" 

has wonderfully welcomed 

freedom of choice art at loggerheads Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, 

agnostics, Lutherans, whathave-yous 

—and we all share 

ta the strengths and the 

weaknesses of our town. 

Last of all, how lucky we 

another religious organization are to 11 ve In a country where 

tried to force its beliefs on all mere Is the freedom to 

of our town or a government choose. If a businessman 

decided to declare martial wishes to open Sundays, he U 

law for Instance, chances are exercising m freedom of 

we dtizens would fight tooth choice. If a customer decides 

and nail to restore the per- not to do business on Sunday, 

sonal freedoms guaranteed us he Is also exercising nil 

Big Brother summers in Ocean City 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: These are good questions. orange? 

there? 

The blue law question has I've got a few questions Why \ can I buy aI 

dislike Trenton dictating 

tailed down to one of home myself. How about the "necessity" like cigarettes to Ocean City. I abhor Ocean 

rule. 

bureaucrats at 9th and but not a "luxury" like toilet aty dictating to me. 

Asbury? Why can they take paper? 

Who are these bureaucrats away my freedom of choice of Why Is It OX to buy a Big Brother may live in 

to Trenton? Why should theyhow 

I spend my money or cantaloupe but only if it is cut Trenton but he summers in 

tdl us what kind of municipal time on Sunday? 

tahalf? 


laws we should have? What do What logic is there in a law Why can I he charged to go 

they knew about Ocean City's that says you can buy an to the beach but I can't buy a 

Jerry Klause 

traditions and character? apple on Sunday but not an FWsbee to play with once I get 

OeaBfiCtty 

Giant stack would add to pollution 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

think it Is sad that the first 

voice to be heard fat your 

pages decrying tbe proposed 

smoke stack at Beesley's 

Paint Is the voice of an 

English visitor, 

T.E. Johnson, writing from 

England, expressed concern 

at the damage to the lovely 

view across Great Egg 

Harbor Bay by putting a 20story 

smoke stack In tbe 

middle Df it. His fear was of 

visual pollution. Rightly so. 

' EHltor. Sentinel-Ledger: 

Dear-Mayor Blttner, My 

1 , 

the crime wave that is interrupting 

our peace will 6* 

turned back, and the longrange 

efforts can be given a 

chance to work at the ropl 

causes of the problem itself. 

The blue law tradition will 

probably fade out eventually: 

however, the fate of Ocean 

aty is far more dependent oq 

the revival of cleanliness arid 

lawfulness. • 

Without the continuance of 

those traditions, tourists will 

begin to go elsewhere' 

property value will decrease, 

resident businesses will suffer 

losses, and so on until the city 

reaches the point where liquor 

or gambling or bom will Be 

looked to as the only hope to 

create Jobs, cut crime, arid 

dean up the streets. 

Name withheld on request 

Qt 

freedom of choice. 

Everyone of us is unique. 

Bbw duU If we were an alike. 

If our diversity does not unite 

us so that we in turn respect 

fee freedoms of all, then we 

Dive not understood what our 

Constitution stands for. 

If Ocean City can write a 

Sunday (why not Tuesday?) 

closing law that is fair and 

eonstutional, so be it We have 

not suffered the effects of one 

best hundred years. 

But If we decide that our 

conscience should be our 

guide In our dally and Sunday 

behavior - then go be it, too, 

Ntrm L, Bomtaif s Boardwalk litter 

is a big problem 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: rather than Just cleaning it up 

There are many things I every morning. I propose 

suppose the residents and three steps to begin with: — 

guests of Ocean aty can 1. The dty must place many • 

tolerate as the prices of Ocean more (twice?) trash cans 

City's progress (i.e., in- along the boardwalk ana* 

creased crowding, relaxed beaches, I'd certainly rather 

blue taws, the loss of Shriver's see more trash cans than 411 

boardwalk pavilion, etc.). But overflowing garbage, 

However, I mink everyone 2. Utilize an existing 

will agree on one issue that resource, the beach t«g 

affects us all and should not 

ia an 

pitrol, to remind beaehgeeri 

be tolerated whatsoever - the 

Ocean City observer who 

to pick up their litter and use 

increasing litter on our 

wishes io remain 

the trash cans. ' 

boardwalk and beaches. 

anonymous. 

S. Place signs (reasonable- m 

Anyone who wafts, Jogs or looking billboards?) along tbe V 

bike-rides the boardwalk in 9th and 34th street causeways, 

the early morning must alerting people that Ocean 

certainly be sickened by the City won't tolerate the Utter 

disgusting scene of garbage rtuation anymore and needi 

strewn everywhere, from the their help In being eitra- 

too-few garbage cans placed accountable for seeing to it 

along the boardwalk and teat each and everyone of ui 

beaches to the high-tide water la part of the solution. Let's 

line. We can an be ac- not be shy about poUelng 

countable for cleaning this otheri to pick up their Utter, 

mess, but the city mutt take 

These are only several W 

the lead. 

Ideas and they're relatively 

The sanitation department Inexpensive (considering the 

does an excellent Job of clean- oast of all that morning cleanup 

by midmomlng (in time up). Naturally, there are 

for the arrival of heavy beach other wayi to combat thjj 

and boardwalk traffic) and I Utter problem, to the end, riQ, 

for one commend them aone 

can argue against taMng 

hundred times over. But stronger aCfl0M now to fl^ 

that's not the issue. 

BUS problem. 

Let's get pro-active and What do you think? 

Wa^he really the first to 

preventatlve, rather than re- 

Tnese Utters raise larger making ear-shattering noise. 

SHpBeltzel 

notice? 

Issues, Issues. lint, First, who Is protect* protect- Hgh intensity lights are being 

active - let's prevent litter 

New York. ti.f. 0 

to your Aug. 9 edition, W, ing the scenic beauty of our. But put up it at such places M as tbe the IT--.—„ . • 

Rodman Borne, Chairman far b? bay? O One only l needs d to t look lk att 

Jet-SM pier on Bay Avenue 

Community Affairs of tbe the semipermanent cloud 25B£\Sft£± 

Ocean City chapter of the cover over Somers Point toPit 

American Association of know that the Atlantic 

Retired Persons Joins the Electric Company's plant Is 

debate. 

spewing forth fumes all day, 

He warns that the giant everyday. 

smoke stack will only move Thobay is also covered with 

the objectionable fumes from scum. Containers, cigarettes, 

Somers Point to Ocean aty. bottles and cans are in 

His concern Is for physical- evidence. Large radng boats 

pollution. Again, rightly so! break tbe sound barrier 

Kee P U P tennis courts 

Point. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: courts, Mayor? ' ,j 

Is there nobody to guard the Dear Mayor Blttner, Once Please consider Increasing 

bay against visual pollution, again I would like to bring to budget for these facilities next 

noise pollution and plain dirt your attention the condition of year. They are advertised, 

and abuse? Is the bay's the 6th Street tennis courts. safe assets of our fair clty.-i 

tranquillty to be shattered by Courts 5-6-7: repaired; Was assured by your office 

ear-splitting noise In the day large cracks filled with cinder that present parking lot at 6th 

and bright lights at night? black top - rough bumny. & Atlantic would be tennis, 

Second, and perhaps an poorly finished. 

courts In Spring of 1988, :, ar, Mayor Blttner Mv "•l« and a thing of beauty, will be 

lost? 

The Atlantic Electric 

Company clearly recognizes 

that it has a public relations 

problems, It regularly advertise* 

tours of its Beealey,'s 

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7th St. and Haven Av. 


Bev. Beckworth J. Voorhetj, 

piator 

SUNDAY 

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, 11 iun.-Morning 

9:30 a.m. - Church School 

•- II a,m, • MomlB| warahlp 

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: Assembly of God 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

015 New Rd, 

Linwood 

Rw, Jury itwgeon, pastor 

j SUNDAY 

• 10 a JO. • Sunday school 

', 11 a.m. - Morning worship 

i 7 pm • Evening service 

ABUNDANT LIFE 

ASSEMBLY OP GOD 

215 Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Andrew Suraee, paiter 

SUNDAY 

10 arn, - Worship service 

11 am. • Worship service 

THURSDAY 

7 pjB . Midweek service. 

Baptist 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and Weitey Av. 

Ocean C% 

Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

B ajn. • Worship servict 

9:30 a.m • Sunday school 

10;4Sajn. - Worship servtee 

SEA VIEW BAPTIST 

2025 Shore Rd. 

Linwood 

Rtv. Wlfllam W. LeConey, 

MON CHAPEL BY THE SEA] 

55th Street and Asburv Avenue I 

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 th, 1985 

Laurel Springs, N,J. 



putor 

SUNDAY 

I ajn. • Sunday school 

JO a.m. - Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p.m, • Evening Bible study 

md prayer service. 


Main Street 

Oorbin City 

R.5. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 «.m. - Sunday school 



7th St. and Simpson Av. 

Rav. Lafayette Riddick, 

paitor 

SUNDAY 

10 am. - Sunday school 


WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Mldweak prayer 

service. 

I SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

600 S. Share Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev, RuiieH H. Bowers 

Jr. mtaiiter 

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against P1 a y1 a n d 

Bevan captured the Cham- 

captain Tom Ang, Roland 

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Amusements, Bevan used • 

pipnship by edging Playland, 

Wation, Ken Leant, Jerry 

businessmen. That ig the The hyperbote since the arbitration. The owners feel minor leaguers one day were play regularly! 

this one. 

Doubleday - did they select when, those mediocre playern,, 

behind Scott Gun-en's triple. 

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rrinth inning three-run rally to 

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Btroh, Tom Olli; * Dick 

reuoMhtjr hire tax mm and players' strike has all butthat 

a cap must be put on thia suddenly in the majors •nd 

Us man Fehr In the first •re digging ditches or pain, ,, 

Wen Playland'g tun came to 

Neill caught Porter trying to VandersUce, Wki Doniivii Nlckles. Bevan secured the pitcher; Stove Coate*. cafe 

break the 1-1 knot. 

In the fourth inning, Bevan 

Ifesterberg, Jot Cammarato, 

luiidal planner* to handle douded the real Issue; the potentially explosive tame or collecting major league lie aforementioned Mr. Just at strike time, the boob place, and why did they vote Ung houses for a living, 

wen the Km. the defense 

score. ' 

and Jim Dsttlio, Scott Simp, victory and championship by cher- Scott Garren, first 

Going into the seventh In- 

took the lead for the first time 

and Bob darks, 

their affairs. In this regard, Issue which spawned the the game will die. 

salaries, though not per-Fehr, 

who will collect his tube carried unending player to Btrike in the second place? perhaps then, they will get a 

held Playland, and Sevan 

With Just one out, Jimson 

came up to bat with bases putting down the Playland base; Steve Ang, second 

ning, Bevan held a slim, l-u, 

behind some agressive base 

Capt Tom Ang Mnmed up 

they are wise. 

strike — money. Despite I#st you chuckle and say to forming at a major league salary from the Major League Interviews and, without ex- 

glimmer of what they ones 

secured the 4-1 victory. 

MeUea hit a long single that loaded and came through with batten In quick faahlon. base; Jack Smith, third but: 

Major league baseball disclaimers that money 

Players Association, cone ception, those on camera did It seems to me that those 

lead, Playland seat the game 

running. 

(hechamptcmnlpiidlioirht 

tad — and threw away. 

BID Nlckles aided hhl own 

got by the left fielder and a two-run iingle. Jurt as it Ai evidenced by be lowMike 

Callje, shortstop; Jim 

D.H. Mi Porter (three far 

'- "B'vben a long ttm 

brought In Sevan's first two teemed Playland was going to scores, : the championship Nickles, left Heidi Earl 

players, on the average, wasn't the issue, it was, and really y stashing g it away," away, —Because -Because of this paucity of , , 

aren't very good is. Not in current player 

businessmen. Hut U whyalary 

so much as in a tar please consider the following ability, many players felt they TlIflifM* S3 1 IfYTfi 

they allow a gentleman more eiploslve and costly wry y ppertinent 

facto; deserved far BOW in salary J UU1UI aktlUJIS 

— When the major leagues than they were worth, held out 

named Don Fehr to represent issue — salary arbllratton. last expanded, th It j naturally l tor h h arbitration and received ld t The second week in the second and Chuck Wagner 

0 OCBP again takes swimming pool title 

them in neROtiatlom with the Since 1976, players' salaries created a demand for more sums that were unrealistic August series of Junior cant in third. 

The Ocean City Beach The OCBF wa» leO by 

from an arbitrator who knew Sunflsh races at the Ocean Both A and B fleets 

Patrol successfully defended 

A^M 80 Young, Avalon 27,3; 

Charlie Messa who won the 

little about baseball. Its Qty Yacht Club saw both A switched to an MMo-port 

Its South Jersey Beach Patrol 

^^}£ttt 41 lOO-Meter Butterfly = 1. 

100-meter Individual 

operations or Its cost struc- and B fleets competing under course far the second races. 

Swimming Pool Cham- 

North WUdwood 30 DougMeyeri, Avalon itflj, 

backstroke and the 100-meter 

ture. 

dunging weather conditions. Winds were puffy; the heavy 

pionship on Saturday evening individual medley and was a Gmmy a a Oarr Kerr, Cape May 

— It is Interesting to note In the first race under douda bad dissipated. 

at the WhlppoQrwiD Cam- member of the winning 200- t^fL.*.^, " i-«.».».B«uIIoppin,O«an 

See Electricity Made .. that the average player doudy ikies with variable In the A'a, Todd Monastero 

Pool, Marmora. 

meter medley rttay. 

matter Medley Relay - aty 1:04.4; 

Mtaiy, right now, Is 1383,000 a winds gustlng to 20 knots, again Jumped off to • fast 

The key to the Ocean City 1. Ocean Oty (Charlie Messa, HXWHeter Freestyle - 200year. 

Tbdd Monastero of the A fleet rtwt. Craig Monastero was 

It was the fifth straight pool 

No where but in America got off to a quick start on the T right behind, as was aunt 

title for the local lifeguards 

win, according to Coach Tom Bob Rugh, BID Sberrod, Joe Miter Freet tyle — 1 Ron 

mold t mediocre professional 11 3 course. 

McKinney, Dave Hertt and 

and 2lst since 1960. 

»yin, wai placing no lower Wtadorftr) 1;MJ, J. Avalon Wliiman, WUdwood Creit 

sports figure collect a salary Behind Monastero, Craig Ebnny Schwenk. Monastero 

The Avalon Beach Patrol 

man third In any of the nine 1:58, 1. WUdwood Crest 2.02.S, 2. Doug Meckelnburg, 

events. 

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of 1381,000 for performing — Monastero and Dave Herti kept Us lead and ended the 

placed second only two points 

»»ter Prewtyle - 1. rjiPrlEto, Ocean Oty J;M.I? 

ta a mediocre fashion — farchanged 

places in a tacking met In first place 

behind Ocean Qty. WUdwood TEAMSCORES 

Wmk Hogan. Ocean Ofy MMliier Badtitroke - 1. 

7H months? 

duel while racing towards the 

Oest placed third. Ocean aty 82 


Yep, that's correct! two leeward mark, with Shane By the second leg, 

2Jft_ii^ 

months spring training season McKinney and Danny McKinney had taken Craig 

and SH months of the season. Schwenk right behind. Monastero's wind and pulled 

Measure that by the month Todd Monastero crossed the ahead of him, but .Monastero 

Scythes wins in Fun Runs 

nd he's collecting the tidy finish line first. His brother overcame McKinney and 

gum of 148,400. 

Q-aJg was second, Dave Herb bested her for second. Fourth 

was third and Danny was Dave Herb and fifth was 

Measure it by a full season's 

Schwenk, fourth. 

Danny Schwenk. 

schedule andjje's receiving 

about $2,241 per game. Jason Chew and his crew 

Rounding the first mark of 

Measure it by the standard Oretchen Blckel pulled out to 

the B's second race was Jason 

most of us are accustomed to, 

a good lead in the first B fleet 

Cfaew, with Jenny Reed and 

per hour, and it approximates race. He wag followed by 

Greg Herti, second and third. 

•1,000—this, for a man who is 

Qreg Herb, Jenny Heed and 

Reed maintained her second 

probably batting somewhere 

duck Wagner. 

and Hertt finished third 

behind the leader, Chew. 

between .180 and .220 and Is Oiew held on to capture a 

first Greg Herti gained 

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wood Crest 55.8, 3. Frank 

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100-Meter Brewtttroke—1. 

WUdwood am »J, L Briu 1:018, 2. Ken Km, Avalon ^ Jeff Parker, Cape May 1; 13.0, 

2. Bob Pngli, Ocean City, 

As the summer Fun RunScythes, 

making for an ex- 

season winds down, some of dting finish to the nee. 

• the largest crowds ever are Ocean City's Alexis Dudley 

participating ta tag various finished on Ademo'i heels In 

events. In last Thursday's 5:11 

5,000-meter cross country run, The females were paced by 

which traverses streets, Unda Cassel of Egg Harbor 

boardwalk and beach, 21 Township, who completed the 

runners competed. 

Mile In 6:2a Angel French, of 

Coming out on top wasSea 

Isle City, was close 

Ocean City's Mike Scythes behind in 6:42, and her 

withatiine of 17:31. Scythea Is daughter Aw placed third in 

currently one of the premier 

Sunfish winners at yacht club 

runners in South Jersey In the 2-mile ran, Mike 

In good light air with 10 knot was Dave Herta and fourth DiMarino emerged the' 

' roadradng competition. Scythes won again with a time 

winds, the junior fleets of the was Craig Monastero. winner, with Shane McKinsey 

Greg Kelh/of Marmora was of 11:06, barely edging ont 

Ocean aty Yacht Chib In the B fleet's Qreg Herti and in second and Todd Monastero,. a distant second In 19.03, Jim Anderson of Warrington, 

second week of races con- Jason Chew changed leads ta third. A dose fourth and'?.' followed by Albert Herteoglfl Rsi. (11:06.5). Fred Cissaday, 

tinued the August Sunflsh several times In the first race, fifth were Dave Herb and, * 

whose son set a national age 

series. 

but Herti slid by Chew at the Dm Schwenk. ' , Mary Jo Dougherty of 

Conditions were excellent finish to take the win. Third Jason Chew won toe B,/; 

Ocean City and Unda 

on toe bay Friday but ell was Jenny Seed. 

fleet*! second rice. Greg ', 

McGovern of Avalon tted Cor 

niton had to make several Weather conditions Hertz took a second and Jenny ' 

top honors In the female am. 

tactical decisions as the tide remained the game for the Reed fjnlabed third 

category, with their time of In the women's division, 

Unda McGovern took top 

and wind were running second series of fleet races, 

together. 

but the course was changed to 

The mile run also drew a honors with her 14:31 

On an Ml-to-port course in a T-l-1 3-Btarboard route. 

' relatively huge crowd, with 22 clocking. Angel French 

Ae senior's first race, Kevin Again Kevin Backe cap- 

runners making the four-top placed second in 15:20, 

Backe outmaneuvered his tured a first for the seniors. 

trip.MikeScytbesfoughtotfa followed by Debbie Mareland 

opponenU to take a first. Behind him were Diane 

gun-lap burst by Willie bum, 

Amanda Moyer came in Buono, second and Beth 

Adonv>(5:12) to win the event 

in 4:56. While rounding the 

second and Diane Buono was. Bowera. third, 

next to the last comer, Adorao 

a dose third., ,„ In the A's second race, atx 

dosed to within IS teet of 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16,18g5; 

Weakfish schooling early; warming water affecting fluke, blues 

lilt weakfish have started -fishing activity. But what It 

their traditional schooling In did accomplish was that 

the ocean about three weeks everybody began fishing for 

early. This* was noted by wtaki In their favorite 

several of the local anglers traditional spots. And sure 

fishing for flounder around siough, weaWiah were caught 

Atlantic City's Steel Her, off Great Egg Inlet, at the 

1 Much to their surprise they bell, In front of The Flanders 

started catching these 3-to 

occasionally ftpound fish; and 

as the word leaked out that 

Oils wai happening, fishermen 

in great numbers showed 

up this past weekend to join in 

At fun, 

As you might expect, of 

course, the increased boat 

traffic slowed up some of the 

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Probably the best way to 

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While a definite decrease in touching the bottom. Another 

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the bay hag been noted, the a strip of fresh-caught 

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Get ready to participate 

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Because of the hot water, 

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But the hot water Is don't catch dolphin this close 

producing excellent quan- to on a regular yearly basis.. 

tities of bonlto and skipjacks, Now la a good time for the 

with an occasional albacore. small boaters to take part in 

AH these flahw* being taken the big game fishing, because 

on the Ocean City itonebads as the water remains not it 

and Atlantic City Ridge! wouldn't surprise me at all If 

ITiemost fascinating action white marlln, wahoo and 

right now may well be fishing bluef In tuna were to be raised 

for the email school dolphin and caught at the 264nlle; 

which have moved Into the Week, 

Atlantic City and Ocean City Rigged ballyhoo and muUttit 

pot flail, 1Ufl 1» a special are definitely the hires to use, 

Nat for moat of the charter and now's the time to try for, 

and private boaters, as weflat 

trophy flan. ^ 

The Commandant of theresult 

of a review requested aourcM of assistance; or If the boater does not 

Cbaut Guard, Adm, Jamas by Oongr«ss, An objeetlw of — it is after dark, or when subscribe to such a service, 

Gracey, recently issued a the review was to minimize darkness will arrive before contact a qualified com- 

statement auned at clarifying the possibility of the Coast the troubled vessel can be mercial towing or assistance 

the Coast Guard's starch and Guard competing un- reached by other available Irm (qualified means having 

rescue policy on calls for necessarily with commercial sources of assistance; or demonstrated capability and 

assistance from recreational towing and marine assistance — an otherwije qualified having the equipment and 

boats. 

firms In areas where they do commercial firm in the area operator able to handle that 

The situations which business. 

could not provide assistance parlcular case), then tern the 

prompt these cafls range from According to the local Coast within a reasonable length of case over to them and monitor 

Imminent distress (collisions, Guard Auxiliary, hen is a ttme. 

to completion. 

flooding and sinking) to summary of what boaters can 3, If none of these conditions 4, If the Coast Guard does 

mishaps such as running out expect If they call the Coast exist, the Coast Guard will act tow the boater, it will be to the 

of fuel, running aground, or Guard for assistance on the as an intermediary In ob- nearest appropriate mooring 

mchanlcal failure. 

water; 

taining assistance for the— 

which may not necessarily 

The clarification Is the 1, The Coast Guard will first boater by doing the following: be the destination desired by 

attempt to screen the call If toe boater subscribes to a die boater. 

over the radio, and determine boating assistance service, 8. This policy applies not 

fee severity of the problem, 

ABLE 

arrange contact with Oat only to Coast Guard search 

rather than sending a unit firm and, if they can handle and rescue units, but to the 

directly to the scene. 

PAINTERS 

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2, The Coast Guard will turn it over to then and units when they are operating 

respond to the call if: 

Inferior and_ 

monitor to completion: or under Coast Guard orders. 

-there is a threat to Ufe a- 

Ixterior a foreseeable threat to life; or 

Insured 

- there is bad weather (as 

defined by each district Crab tourney Tuesday 

398-1967 

commander), or bad weather 

Is forecast to arrive before the Hie Wetlands Institute on 

troubled vessel can beStone 

Harbor Boulevard, 

reaped by other available Middle Township will sponsor 

its first annual crab tour- 

At i p,m., activities 

resume at the Institute with 

FLOOR COVERING 

nament on Tuesday, Aug. 20. feast. Featuring steamed 

erato, cole »taw, watermelon 

Hie day wUl begin at the and beverages. 

Institute at 10 a.m. where Uter a film will be shown. 

participants will register for For information and 

the tournament and receive reservatlona for dinner call 

Instructions. Crabbers will 381-1211. A donation is 

tten go to their favorite requested and will Include 

crabbing spot to catch the big registration, crab dinner, and 

BUS, 

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The fourth annual marine dealers are participating, and 

flea market is 8 ajn. to 3 pan. individual sellers are 

Saturday, Aug. 17 at Stone welcome. 

Harbor Marina, Stone Harbor Sponsored by Stone Harbor 

Boulevard near toe MtnMarina, 

the marine flea/- 

Street bridge going into Stone 

Harbor, featuring used 

marine equipment, parts, 

accessories and engines (no 

boati). Several area marine 

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Charles Lindsey of Ventnor shows off the 60pound 

white marlln he caught aboard "Bello-Jo 

2" In Wilmington Canyon, >*. 

Marine flea market Sat. 9 

LT. DOWNBYjN 

MILITARY EXERCISE 

First Lt Glenn B. Downey 

Jr., son of Glen B. and Aaron 

U Downey of 414 Gardens 

Parkway, participated In 

Global Shield 85, an exercise 

involving U.S. Air .Force, Air 

Force Reserve, Air National 

Guard, Navy and Marine 

Corps unitfl, and elements of 

the Canadian forces. A pilot 

with the 43rd Strategic Wing 

at Andersen Air Force Ban, 

Guam, he Is a 1982 graduate of 

the U.S. Air Force Academy, 

Colorado Springs, Colo, 

martat offera the toaf- 1 **' 

public an opportunity to 

marine equipment no 

being used (including w 

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gear, boots and decorative 

items), and to Bad desired 

equipment that may no longetc .be 

available new, , 

ttdpate may call 868-1141 for 

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V 

jIDAY. AUGUST 16.1885 

Giant marlincaught by chief 

ife near-record blue marlln, 

wUch may have actually set a 

new state record had It been 

weighed In • sooner, wig 

I oM|htSimdiy morning, Aug, 

4 Iby Someni Point Police 

ma Lyn Bader. 

The 686^wund marlln was 

brought * to gaff aboard the 

Plumb Bob, owned by 

engineer John Walker of 

Ocflan Qty, around 7:30 a.m. 

after to hour and 15 minute 

battle. 

The flan, which measured 

ttfetldh 

of 64 Inches, misses the 800. 

pound state neort for blue 

narUn by fm evw 4 pomdi. 

However, the flab was out of 

wtter dehydrating fa- more 

An an hour while Bader and 

mptedto 

r scale to 

the flsh, Tfct Hurter 

Home scale op §iy Avenue 

Here has a eapadUF tt 600 

pounds and after the giant 

raarlln tipped the scales 

there, the fish wa». driven In a 

truck to Cape May where It 

was finally weighed in at 

Weber'a Marina. 

Bader has been after a big 

marlln for more than 30 years 

and In the past has caught and 

released some 30 smaller blue 

marlln. 

53-pound yellowfin is a winner 

p The Ocean aty Marlln 4 Vincent and Wayne Fletcher's 

Tuna Club's annual tuna 

Zerbo's fUnhoUe at 134H 

TOiyvintook top boom with a pounds. Second place went to 

tournament was held »pound yeBowfln. Joe Zerbo Wo**! at M pounds, with 

Saturday under almost aboard his flthaMfe took Santa Oara taking tMrd place 

perfect weather and seasecond 

with a 80-pound at 49 pounds. 

conditions but despite ideal yellowfin. Third place at 40 

conditions, the large tuna pound* went to John Imbed The next club event Is the 

were elusive and fishing was •board his Santa Clara. marlln tournament scheduled 

quiet off shore and in the 

the boat award for theto 

Saturday, Aug. 17. Weigh- 

canyons. 

three heaviest tuna over 25 in times will to from 5 to 8 

Bob Tomllnson aboard 

Bounds each went to Joe 

Several tuna, no martin in contest 

The Ocean City Yacht Club marlln tournament last 

sponsored the tuna and Saturday under the super- 

MBW y i p j , fljWg, jtf U» "Aqua- 

Knot" and ccew pos£, with, J^Sûnd i^li 

caught Aug. 3, which would have won the Ocean 

City Marlin & Tona Club tournajnent had the 

party not been late for the weigh-In deadUne. 

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vision of toe event's cocnalrmen 

Ted Wood and Jim 

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Saturday's great weatber 

and pod seas made it an 

enjoyable day. tee the 60 

flshermen who competed in 20 

boats. Norma DeNoia was the 

offidal measurer from the 

New Jersey Mflrine Fisheries 

and put comnoodore Ray 

THE SENTINELLEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j. 

*b'i wei^masts 1 * * Som#w Potat Police Chief Lyn Bader, with 

The wdgWn was at the glove, poin with friends and the 686-pound blue 

Harbor House between 5 and 8 marlln he caught while fishing on the "Plumb 

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in TIM SentirwH-Ledger. ideal 

part time evening work In 

air-conditioned plant. GooO 

hours and pay. Call Mr, 

Benson, The Sentinel Ledger, 

Iff Mil, ft 

Cape May County 

Savings & Loan 

TELLERS 

WANTED 

Marmora 

Office 

Previous experience 

preferred, However, 

we will train 

Call 465-5600 

f.O.ff. 

OPPORTUNITIES IN 

CAPBMAV 

NOW HIRING 

• Chambermaid! 

•Walttrs 

• Valefs 

• Janitors 

•Cooks 

• flysboys 

• Handymen 

PMnanllstccepfed 

or Apply In Penan 

Marqul* da UUyatta. 

SOIBuohDiiva 

Cap* May 

•I4.S4S1 iw 

HANDYMAN — MalniMancewanted 

lor year rotand position, mult know 

electrical and carpentry, have pleasant 

dispoiitlon, be a hard worker capable of 

supervising others, send retume to Cox 

l» c/0 Sentinit'Ledger, Ocean City 

N.J. , II 

EXPERIENCED 

WAITHESSES/COOKS 

Bar tenders, cocktail 

waitresses, experience 

necessary. All year round 

Jobs,, please don't apply if 

you don't have qualifications 

Apply In person after 1 p m 

TIM /Vtad, 11 McArtftur Blvd. 

Somtrs point 

FULL TIME DISHWASHER. AND 

COOKS — Bin* Cross, Blue Shield 

bmtlm, paid vacation. Can JM "« 

apply at reiterdayi, n 

FULL TIME MAINTENANCE MAN — 

Blue Cross, Blue Mleld, vacation Also 

'• o»rt time maintenance man call 

• V«ffer0ay f, JtHW, ask IV Paul tl 

MECHANIC! •—'Heaiiy duty 

Heipltalllatlon plus many 

.oil 1M41M workdays tl 

CHAMBERMAIDS — Foreifn itiMentt 

ann lo work 'III October, I to I p.m. 

Good Mlary wild eicellent bonus. Call 

•mill Between !< a.m. and I p.m. II 

RIAL ESTATi lALISfifcHiun "^ 

Full NniB, eiHrlenced, Call lor appoln- 

lm.nl. OHan cliy Realty, litti and 

Aibury, Iff.lu], )( 

SALE'S >, CASHIER PERSONNiU - 

Tear Yound, full tlnie li parf tlrrle 

potftlons available, experience not 

r«qulr«d. Apply In person Monday thru 

Friday ID a.m. to 4 pjn. F .'W. woalworth 

Co., WAiburvAvc.,0 C.t.o E 111 

NURSE — Part time, PRH to coveV all 

•nuts. Apply In pel-ton, Weslay Manor 

WndendBay. 0OE. 173 

NURSES AIDS — Full lime/part time* 

dayyevenlng shift. Apply In penon 

Wetlay Manor, JJniJ and Bay Ave EOK 

HI 

FULL TIME TrpiST — For IKal radio 

station. Mutt tie accurate. Start Im 

mediately. Salary negotiable Send 

resume Is: WSLT/WIBG Radio 957 

Aibury An., Ocean City, N.J. OtJW At 

tentlon; PauH. No calls pleasa. 111 

THB PHILADELPHIA INQUIRCR Has 

an opening In III circulation department 

for a full time district manager The In 

dividual selected will be responsible lor 

circulation In fhe Atlantic/Cape M*y 

area. 5 d«ys/week. Early morning 

noun. Iicellent starting lalary aulo 

allowance, full benefit package College 

and some newspaper experience 

preferred, but not decenary. For Inter 

view contact John Petraccl eof UX l«0 

puwtenla.rti.andJp.m. • u 

WAil«tiS-Bui Bo'y~ Position 

Full/Part time Rocm/Doarci potslble 

Call Mr Gesler btlween I 30 a m a. 

noon, Flanden Hotel W 1000 F»/27 

CHAMBERMAID at Pavilion Motor 

Lodge. Mult be reliable S, nonttl and 

•lay -III October. Call )f916HD • It 

SALESPERSONS 

v Now taking applications for full time thru 

Labor Day or FaB Season. Previous Retail 

;>•;'• Safes Experience Preferred; But Not Required. 

Also* Part-Time Positions 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 

f'V 

L«'V 

_..... S«lesCo.(«ENFS) 

802 BOMROWALK, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

MMNtTtVll-a 

Instruelors n»««a lor Mainland 

Aegienal community fvenlng 

Sthosl 1«3 Fall Term Sena (ourse 

proposal ana r«ume to MBMI, % 

Mr M»i»ilii j Trempe. DireelOf. 

Avonue. Uflwsfl. N J H?3t. 

NOW HIRING 

Spring* Summer Work 

Opportunities (or local 

ptople. Store clerk and 

various kitchen |obs. Cam 

pbell's Sfifood Klfeheri, 

323! Aibury Ave, Also 


side and Multerd's Seafood 

Shaefc Call 3W W or 3W 

MAINTENANCE 

PERSON 


in Llnwood and Avalen. 

Call 

641-1400 

EOE 

PULL TIM1 PQilTIOH _ Available id 

Susy real estate office tntn csnipuferi, 

WreKends a must, v a.m. I p,m. Call 

muttt. ii 

»1*L IIT*TI SALES - we are in- 

fcrfitefl in adsiiig tame full time Mies 

representallni. oraat pnpertiti la 

sell, Tremfnseus jnEenfive ceminlssion 

Plan, tall Jain Brady, Hsralc Baal 

•itala. m-nM. , tl 

LAM01C4CB "MAINTENANCE * MAN 

^ dependable, drivers license. March 

re DHembfr. Call Ken sovtnard al ]fi- 

JMJ, II 

EXPERIENCED (JROILiiB COOK ~ 

lealMd i steiks, apply Spaiafora'l 

"Down East" tth 4 Allanlie, O.C, tl 

VBAH -BOUND NIGHT CLIHK -lor 

Nrsf class Ocean city nittel. giptritin' 

ce prelerret. Referents! required. Mil 

m 7«0 and atii lar Anirea, II 

PISHWAIHIR — For summer mien. 

Apply Sp»d»lor« > nh t Atlantic «ve. If 

LiGAL SICBITAAT - Par law office 

in ee*an City, e»ml!ent s*liil fequlfed, 

jeneflts.CaMiWjlSM. » 

TRAVEL MINT - lipirlHiced Hly, 

Call Milt Weal) city traiai, tl 

•OILI—year round, tanswlch maSir If 

a.m, to } tm Mon, la Fri, Call m am, 

7 a.m. Fp.m wfilN after 7 p,m; l/ls 

I 

= Pull fim^ with license and at least 

two rears ejiBsrienee to oêrMf 

salespersons ano opiratigns Oeneraul 

commiiiiPFi arrangement plus ad 

dltional override. Also, immediate 

openings fer iieenseS. experienced 

Mlelpersens. WOoaj Agency, Ml OJO0, II 

RIAL gSTATI SALBSPSOSON - 

OpearTvnlfy kn«ki, tM lima ctuidn'! 

be better far ¥SM la aeEsme a Mlesper. 

Hi with Ocean Cliy < leasing com 

pvlerliHJ PNI estate firm, Compielt 

training •refrain. Call lodai. ieraer 

B«altv, Inc. l«#l II 

FA^T TIME—Ldeai pefsnn wanted iQt 

light maintenance ana cleaning duties, 

peed eppariunity lor active retired per 

sen tali 1ft««, « to § pnv ll 

411 aits, no eieerlenM 

neceiMrv. AIM to train, call ifiSHl er 

154 2710. ff 

LAOOREH - With metn.nlc.l .bully 

3«ed sflperfvnitv Is learn, nit afraid fe 

wort. teMfitl, McCarthy conitructlon. 

Call lt|4]M. II 

UISAL SBCRITARY'"- tear round, 

full limf pesltlen. Experienced 

prelerred. Real esfaft Background 

helpful Pleasant olfict Pain vacation 

and holidays. Medical Mnellts. lalary 

cemmeflsuraie with experience snd 

sBillly. Call HI 2MI. » 

iiCURTJy~OUA(IDt -"Full tirnTlr 

fieri lime. Start imffiedialily. year 

'round pesiflen, Call 391 31S3 113 

WAIT1H OB WAITOES5 - Part-time - 

evenings 1. wt.nrrfi - year round - >p 

ply In person Wesley Manor, Mna * 

•ay Ave. IOI 111 

CHAM6ERPEH5ON - able 10 work til 

Oct I good hours with excellent bonus 

Call 3W)91B v 30 to I p m tf 

CHAMOEHPCR ON - yearly ptrsli on 

excellent hours lor mothers ol school 

eniidren Can JW 291A Between v 30 and 

1pm il 

LIFEGUARD—needed now tnrougn 

Sept Harris House Motor Inn 1201 

Ocean Ave O c 1/27 

LlFioUARD- alter Labor Day cer 

tilled Call Mrs Meyers Flanders Hotel 

m IOOO e/» 

WAlTRESSes-K lichen Utility 

Hosttuel Employmtni through the Is" 

Apply The Culinary Garden 141 Central 

Avenue 1/30 

CAS ATTENDANT—Fulltime year 

round position Start Immediately 

OMart City Exuon CallJv«(rM7 1/30 

WAITRESS—and Bath House Cleaning, 

person must be la or older Full lime 

now weekends In September Apply 

Tony l Drill JJth a, Centrei Ave I/JO 

LANDSCAPE—Cardens helper Now 

through December Call Ml 341? a/JO 

PART TIME HELP—Mature woman 

preferred Approx 24 hours weekly Ap 

pi/ Wooden II Be Nice Ml rtfl SI 

anytime 120 

TWO YOUNO MEN-To clean new con 

atructlon and eeme off Ice clcenlno Must 

have drivers license CalijtljIJj tvjj 

HOUSEMRSON—Maintenance, duties: 

Include paining Mm! nave N J Driver*' 

llcenu Immediate opening* for bal*nc* 

of season and year round positions 

Available full «nd part lime Small: 

family metal opposite Sands Casino Ex ' 

cd pay Apply In ptnon continental 

Motet 117 9 Illinois AVt Atlantic City 

AMBITIOUS CARIER MINDED—In 

dividual lo train In group medical re 

Iniuranct, f xperlenco in proup medical 

clalrtu or underwriting a plus ocaan 

Cify location fomatravai required Ex 

cellent opporfunlty. Call lor appoln 

tmenf, tff**H. • . V\t 

BABYSITTER NBEOED-IO cut lar 

. my f mo, old In my O.C. hotni Man, f=n 

7*m;to«p(n MvttbvriMpendabltt 

provide reference*. Start lepl 4 Call 

jWMMtttM j i *V» 

I I t \, V' ' . 

it \ , ? f ' 

WANTED 

PuR MfJ parttlm* UBMNM 

rml ••Uta MlajapMpI* 

We art looking fsr einpllonalales 

ptoclle wtlo want to work Hard to earn 

hlen coinrnljslOfij and fh* rnpecf ol 

their fellow talespHple, We offer 

good commlmom, a or.at working 

almBtpnere and a tofally cornMter 

lied office. 

Call for IntervUw 

30.-44O0 

TllaParrelL«(eiw» 

lUtwUi, lit 

HOUSEKEEPER - To live In and car, 

tor three elderly p*oplt in nice home 

Mutt have car. Living In nice Mellon ol 

ocean Slty. Call MfJMJ fer details. Ill 

BIJ*Y neAL ISTATI OFFICE — ot 

faring luii'tlme position io llcenifd Mies 

perssn. Opportunity wffh food company 

fe Increase Income not only In r/e tale 

marMf. put also In new construction. 

Call ]to-im Mrs. Qrlmll. 18] 

VVAITRIM HEtr» WANTED- ~.~«r 

lull time. Monday thru Fridays I . l 

p.m. In Sept, Apply Llfterer't (,t 

cheanen'e.MOIoarBwilli. ill 

rrrvBNTOHV^ CLERK DRIVER - 

Dependable, mature, wtll ocg.nljed in 

dividual with scad math sttilii. Previous 

eiperience preferrM In inventory ton 

trei. Valid driver'! license required. Ap 

ply MM Arctic Ai/. . Atlantic City, N.J 

Calm; 0110 HI 

WANTED — Chambermaids, new thru 

s»pi Appli In person. Capri Motel. 7th 

and Boardwalk. Its 

BUSPERSONS. BKhwasrieni MaU" 

tanance — year 'round full time 

MUfioni avallaele immMlafny, Apply 

in person, 1 » i p.m Waterfront 

HwtauTant.leinari feint, NJ, lit 

WAITRESS WANTED - Full ir part 

lime, engarlaneed. call W i m III 

PLUMBER NEEDED _ N«W CtnsfrvK 

flon and lowing work. Call WI-HU altar * 

iem, lie 

HBLP WANTED for a full llm« night 

auditor and tMllmnn. Apply In person al 

In. tellewe Hotel, tm 4 Ocean. C.ll m 

alia. ii* 

BtiLW. SHOP SALESWOMAN - 

rear rouna. 20 30 hrs. ptr week, pnonj 

lor Interview Call Hf 4W II* 

HOUSEKEEPER - Pull time. Benefits, 

Apply In p*nen, Wesley Manor, «na I 

Bar Ave., O.C. EOE, II? 

HAIRDRIIKR witn experience - 

¥ear 'round in Ocean City, call 3§§ 

'REMEDIAL REAPINO - Phwlft, 

Blementtry scnool Miles. Iptlllns, 

languafe arft, .rlthm.tlc, tlmplei 

istech oroBJ.m.. readlntti work. One 

H»uf» MIP helpsi eertllled leafnar, 

Arllne Neal, IU1 Pleasure Av«., Mean 

City Sail ml IM. tf 

Child Care 

WILL 00 »A!YSifTiNB _ Ih my 

home. I dayl a WKH, Very g»«d wilii 

.children, tail 1WWH, « 

TNI CrilLDMN't PLAeiT- II* 

Htvan Aye, C4mpl.lt «c.d.mlc and 

rKrealianal pngram, art, dance, 

muilc. iwlmmlng itiiMi, MsnMy nn 

Friday, fillfo jiilp.m. N 

ST PBTBB'iMETHOOiJT Pr»l Mr, Simon, 1-215 628 2583 

• or write Mr. M. simoV'Atl-ntlc^ Book 'Shop, 10M 

Sifhlihimi*lke,MMtoorf|^vlll#lrf» n n»^^ M ; ', ) 

S. JOHN LOEPER 

REG. BUILDER 

SUMSWNE CARPETS 

mmmm 

ANSOfV PLUSHES M.99vc. 

OiiarinMM insfallatloni 

No Wax vinyls, R«'d t comml. 

927-8232 

ANDERSON-OJSERKIS 

TAG SALES 

. klquiMflSflofhouHContinh) and' 

tsljte»,rSulla»r«lsalservlM. ' 

CALL 9270971 i 

ANTIQUE SHOP 

SpurtocMnOquet 

74T Bay Ave. Somen Pohn 

Furnitgre, country Items. Folk Art, 

Decoys, many Itemi lo ehMw from. 

Also furniture Rellnlinlno, , 

Buying lulling. 

Wed. .Inn,IIIt4 

Also by sppoinlm«nii 

Fort 

Twinty yr». c 

buying a. selling antiques 

appralslno & hourehold 

liquidations. 

BealiieredApftralieri ( 

Ci»B39B-0336or399D552- 

VCR RENTAL ; 


• No Membership .,, 

• NoXRated 

• Deposit Required v 

PLIGHT'S 

HFor Enurteinimnt 

Within Knight's Pharmacy 

8th & Wesley 399-5558 

o 

o 

o 

Antiques & lurnlturo 

OMe Bat, Shoppc *' 7 

R(. 559 - *i(«y* Landing Rd^ 

Somers Point, NJ. 

Visa tf 

Now Open 7 Days 

Appointments nj-UOi 

Wantodi Old Someri Point! 

Picture* sno" Post Cards, i* 

DlNINO«HK> 

i/thlna tabin«, 

M« h 

, 1 t 1 •*'»"'"A •" ' f ' , * . ! ' . > A»la»y.^ny,^yt>r. ?lay âaTiyPfJ,'^î ^ _ ^_. ('(llvei 1 , OMn dajly ipam Buyjnli (noV- 

.FHIDAY, AUGUST 16.1985 

General Mdse. 

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

General Mdse. 

RE. For Sale 

The Red 

Garagee 

Antiques, antiques, anflquet 

RtatefTUbles 

MUa and ]/!«irom samers Point 

Clrl 

CMILDRIN S CAHIEATS J SlroW 

in wnjMjn im 

i MR TMi BEACH - Paper- 

back bosks, half price sales a. trades. 

I»H off New Bestsellers. The 

/ SCMINS ^ and siorn, 

windows, re«r*fn»fl ana new giau m 

tfallM. Afll»m( Ismtfi e0, m Hfv 

Hd,, Rovte », iomtrs Polnl Dili n? 

j ,4 

rsRD SALi 5iT', A~ug *|," , , j 

sfieel BUyele. ehairi. pelt. »ie jijj 

Asbyry Aâ. ibacki | i§ 

MEDICAL VOUIPMENT - (aih stia? 

MS PUSH O«y0«n itroll.r, |jja 

Inouioer MrtaDK guyggn */erlinOff 

liiO. Htra eyllndef, l« Concenlfnlor 

mines onyo.n, ii.ioo wnmicnair, um 

Call if) 0344 "j 20 

YARD SALE - Muiti famn"y"r^J7J,^ 

doors, aoli bag liatwaft, m.ny mije 

ll»m» ol gooa qvallly JOS |4lh il , re«r. 

AugulH^J HI B.ifimi. Aug. 14,1 It 

DiMOLifiON 'SALT'- 'Wn1f7"h;bs, 

ola reliriisn«i! aoors, caBlnets, smlii, 

celling lan«. garage aoors, wtm 

ntater, paneling, 10 It chain link gale 

and muEh more, Ijjo Ocean A«e 6,( 

TyeMay and Wednesday. AuS id i II, 

9 10 I? p.m r | gg 

ATTINTIQV. "wveBiiiri* tfliiBSary 

B»lln« water as tasteless, ordorlesi, 

essential lor human existence Let us 

make your water like m.» at a »ery al 

lnrda»l*prlce 634 0i4» ijo 

G Franklin G Williams I ROBERTL.SHARP,Realtor 



A unique Wiferfronf eommunlfy offering I and J bedroom 

coriflamifilgm units yvlth boat slips avalUble. These unit! 

are suitable for Investors, or fho§# buyers dfilring fo oc- 

cupy fhiir own unit. THERE ARE ONUVti, I UNITS 

LEFTDON'T MISS THIS PRIM! OPPORTUNITY, 

CALL TODAY III 

7 | 

ifyn, iifldie eotor new eondiiion, 

ariglnal (rice um, ull for tut li" • 

0" auMfl Ann* writing Hole UK! 

.malcfilnt ieaffur enair I2M, Call alter 

t U n M M t m | 

TO OM8 ton 

11a 

IMI MOPED - 

OlNT APT SALi -TverT 

ining. tMt Stan apit, »8v *ve Ml 4 

iun , Aug. U & Is. 9 't(| r 

| ,^ 

* .MSy SAi-e -= snug, cspf cna>r. ieit 

.Hand bowling gail, dresl boots, disnes. 

pans, beactnflamtwr, cot, kitchen stool, 

clotftet iije (J J. II, He T(iurs , Pri U 

•Jat., Aug. IJ, is 1 17 IIJS Pernil*l« Or 

~ I la 

FQH SALg - I pair ot wneeii a snow 

itirrt for a Mereiiry Marquis can »f!er 

(S.3O3W IM0 ui 

•OAHAOi SAti - iaturdiy. AUB II 1 

ja.m 3 pm Ml 144 Br,ui,i,;,n place, 

.q.e, iinalwy). iofa (*d, tablet, chairs, 

.fie. All itry^ good condition tig 

•DESK - Whit,, French Provincial, u,» 

'il, % sloe drnren, ens center. EKeiienf 

cvnq tii CenmntS It 

iNOW'S THE TIME TO PLAN your 

)«enge salt ana cllh in gn those Hams 

, you not longer need. One small ad Ilka 

. rtili could do the trick I c.ll ctatiiliad, 

""" — •"nay. if 

l _.. 

ITARO (ALE - Cocktail latle, Macn 

'crulri, handnadf plllowl, knltk 

.knacks, Iresn vesetables. oooi 1 endi 

ifjri. » sal, *uf. It * u, » a.m. to J p.m. 

Bear . IW Central An, in 

| joTm 

dllion. lljg Call J91 JIM 

KIMMOBi WiSMiB IJS and ttnmin 

drypf ISO, eaqa cgnflifien will deliver 

>n area Beaw&oiS pdrefi iyrn.tgre Qall 

Trish, 97, H4) iij 

SIUVEB SiiviCi " -" spi»c»lliO 

WhiiB wroygnl tren glass lee dinette set 

II4S 1 laflcy llnenwar^ Bridge sets 135 

and I!} Call J90 O7»5 | « 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

>OMERS MINT - Tard tale. Ttiyr 

Jd»r a Friday, Auguit 15 I It. m w, 

Pierssn Aye, t a.m. . i p.m, |.|a 

BBFBIOilBATOR - Slid o,«. II cy! 

If. fim or O.II oiler, call HJIISJ ill 

MW AIR CONDITIONER - «,Mg 

IITU/MB twin Ian leMdi, auto th., 

M, Like new. 

FREB — Sofa and (flair, clean, HIM 

an* lovM, wins chair and sofa ~itn n« 

i in 

- SINGLE 6EED - Ctmeiete MS, metal 

col t mattrall 120 Drnser, III, An 

4lgue cruil of drawers, ut. Call 310 • 

oin in 

GAfiAOE SAuir^"Me»lng, to« many 

rji.nti is list, Aug. Inn f a.m. • Raindala 

rAug. IPh, II (ad Sat Dr^vt. Pllirrm, 

• II 

if OUCH FUBNITUR* --TvhlH wilh 

•i*y cuinlMt, Two pipe recfincrs wiln 

^qfttfnans, tnret mar*fec round fables, 

M", »**, II". IK Mar-tec dining clulri. 

J»ald ll,Hg, A.mna IM, Call MI-MI?, 

r)lNINO ROOM SBT - •atsaft. Mack 

asn llnun. ret, title, ana leaf, pads, id 

ctiiiri, lerver, Usad tli nwnths. Paid 

fl.100. Aikmg 1700. Call itHHIf. Hi 

ANDERSONOJSERKIS 

TAQ SALE 

BROOKSIDE FARM! 

•itatM Home In Bargain 

town fe be tmptltd of 

Oriental, Mahogany s 

Traditional Furnishings. 

LH. Many io*eiy chlnoiserli, ear 

ved lean 1 manooany occallonal 

tajlet, drop iaal mancâny pedestal 

table,' corner & lunging mahogany 

curio caiiineft, uonollterM oleeM, 

Autism Anwnia manfel ciseli (pal 

Wl), large inllgue oak framed 

wild animal (Jieturti (iupefl), lam 

B.R. iLJBANT MAHOSAHV 

SMALL D.B, SET FROM THE 

"-TSAVIS COURT" eoLLIieTiON 

•V OREK«i..inelr im»H ,„ 

BKestai taola, iyre-MW chain, 

CHIna closet, ouff#f 1 rnlnw, 

WWwgani, sarsenflfw^ronf 

KnlefMicI dtiK & cnalr. DM fur 

nitgra, inel. Studio «tten, B.H. 

place., cot, I PC, SiLVIR TiA 

lERVlei, pr. Silver eandelakra. 

many otftfr silver s. sioning ESS, cup 

* saucer collection . Unusual 

WILLIS COTTII1V TABU tON- 

SOUE SET w/nlrdi & nest decsr, 

otner Waller pel; Nlppgn, Bavarian, 

English. Italian chine,' giaifwtn, 

soil coilteflon, 1,1,1. a, b« ilmm, 

old frame*, basnets. Xmat iferm, 

fTPewrlter, reserd player, mucll 

flraBlata equipment, super wleur 

Blenic b.lkel lifted fW «, MMfl Kit. 

ehtnware 1 imall appll.ncei. set, 

dishes CM Powwm mower a much 

ofhtf garden equipment, LOVELY 

REDWOOD PORCH PUfiNITURI 

inel. TABLB/UMoHELLA, e«. 

taln-l chain * ether Wrlh plecn, 

OS, Minn itdia a, matching hat, (•«•, 

slonlambcMt- 

CASH ONLY! NO CHECKSI 

Frl. Sat. Aug. U - 17 

* A.M. to 4 P.M. 

14 Msitfow Drive, 

Bargafntown 

From IntentcfiH at Slsrns in 

Somfn f»f,, go We»f (away from 

6a»l, off «f, f (New M). »*ar left 

over liffle Bridge enn) Ocnn Helgnnl 

AVI, fg first rl8ht (L*H produce 

stand on sernerl wBich ll Blackman 

M, night on •laekman «/lg mile to 

•nteaBow Drl»i, Left an MaaMw fe 

No. U. BfafcH for »ur tign». 

SAEE 


Why Rtnf Whim You Can Own 

Without The Worry of Upkeep? * 

ATLANTIC QARDINS 

COMFORTABLE TWI3 FAMILY •* 

We are proya to prtient for salt this I family horn* 

located on a peaceful corner In the South tnd of 

Ocean city. Private stairway and dtcN to the second 

floor apt, Pricta right at 1120,000 

UPPER TOWNSHIP RANCHER 

Peaceful, comfortable anil nestlM) among 

IS aiatea bushes, fhl» charming 3 bedroom 

custom home is Ideal for yaar round en 

loymem, Yoii'll (ppreclaie the fgll 


taxes 

NEW LISTING 

Three bedroom, j bath gardens duplex 

feafurw fireplaces In each apt., wall to 

w*ll carpeting, front porches, a rear 

sundectc and yearly income. Priced at 

tmooo 

CAPE AN COLONIAL STYLE DUPLEX 

Ineomt potential exceeds »ido. Two bedroom* in 

each apt Possible owner flnanelnB to a 

purchaser, 

IT HAS TO BE SH^flP FOR THf liST RISUITSB 

6REATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES 

RENTALS 

IN VESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

CAUTODAYI 

609-927-1451 


SfttaiU 

CORN WELLS REALTY 

The Gingham Gone 


Country Ascents, Handcrafted gifts, 

tlencillng ana guiltlng tuppim, 

tweaf er Boain, 

•yaning workshspi avallaMe in; 

1 quilling 

• (triad herttwrillhs 

• KilMr mlpplng 

« Etifree cut iampihades 

OpOT 10 5 eat eft inn, * wed 

399-3453 

« • « uniWied. 

SIA!, *V ,'^° "nfurnishea, AH uniti contain 3-tMdnwms, 

V/% bathi, LR, DR, dtn, fireplace and alr-condltlOBlnj. 

SANOPeBBLES 

One bedroom ynlt located 

near schools, shopping, 

recreation, boardwalk 

Asking $78,900 furnished. 

IM MY 

Two bttifeerfi, fw bath 6n|t 

inciutiis swimmifiB podi 

plus untold amenities, %U4 

sfluare feet of igkury 

living. price below 

assessed value. Asking 

SI 10,000 mostly furnished. 

OVER 1000 PROPERTIES FOR SALE 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE (nc, 

Garden* Single Family 

Attractive rancher with s 

bedrooms, gas heat, large 

skylights. Excellent rental 

history, A terrific buy at 

t82,500. 

ONLY 171^001 II 

This 2 BR property has gas 

heat,' pltnty of parking. 

duplex development on 

40'xUS' lot. Anxious owner 

YARD SALE 

IBM Aibury Ave. 

M., Aug. 17th 

Cosmtfiej, efe. 

1 ¥ ABU SAl.e-end of the season, • »,m, 

ha 1 p.m. Uft of furniture. U Arkanm 

PAIR OF-^Vafed or«y CBCKMW), with 

orangf markings Large cage Included. 

Basf offer. Call »1 IM?. VU 

... Hoomr 

portable dryer. Hi. Call JfiJfff, mt 

J LARGE GARAGE SALE-IJ noon to i 

Jpm Saturday Ho#arly birds 12 Klalns 

1 Lane, Marmora • to 

j GARAGE SALE-rrl t, Sat ttoll PlC 

(lvr«, lamps, bikes porch chairs 

Jlcnen lltms dimes, etc Rear 

• GARAGE SALB-Frtday 1 Sat 

i & 17, f to I. 110 V», Ith street Fishing, 

' Nautical ll«m«. heuse pHnu KhoOl 

J detki, clothing, loyi * misc. Items « l» 

'* PORCH SALi—IHO Asbury. Sal AuS 

' 11, 10 a.m. Sec. d«lk. I L/R chalra 1 

' wicker cnalr, amf I wfclcar Hower holder 

i Kitchen rabl*. macl* bad, old (swury 

, 'Widant* \ •/" 

Bus, Opportunities 

OPEN YOUH 

CfilMren't Star*, Infant to Pre t«n 

Wollonslly known Ursndi •HMItll ft* 

•Bonmoer "Lit •L«I •ems "iuifer 

Brown •IIM •Her Mainly •NnHMfftj 

"Peltinan and many rnsre. Fumifure. 

acnUsrlH and ran By MrNr IM Nod 

A way IU.WO.00 lo JI7.WO.00 IncludM 

Mflnnlns Inytntoryfralnlrig • fluryrM 

epenlng prsfflsfiwii and rwntf 

trip air fare fir one. Call Today We can 

have your ifon opened In 15 day!, 

aVN 

R.E. For Sale 

"Bflnt Miss Ttiii One 1 ' 

Oceanvicw duplex, close to 

beach & boardwalk. Bach 

unit with ] BR, 1 bath, 2-ear 

oarage. Gas heat on 2nd 

floor. Both floors newly 

carpeted, laroe porches. 

Jl.9,500 furnished. 

New Listing 

Located in gardens second, 

this 2 family propertv 

Utfwftt',V%mi WrTh per 

floor, «ffifr»Mf parfclng. 

Priced rioht. at 1103,000 

furnished. 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE Inc. 

s(nc»mi 

399-5454 

1408 Ocean Avenue , ., 

Ttirtt unlfi. First and second floor, Lft,OR, t(ki3 

BR. & Mfh, Top floor, 1 bedroom apt. with 

panoramic Ocean view. 

T : 

per unit 

Fred Prinzflea.EsIate Aflency 

1033AHWTTAW. . . t 0»MDf»;iU i' 

*--î#fia 

AAsintainlnfrthe Ocean City tradition, oor off (c* will r f,• 

beclosetlthitSuivlay-*T>deWyS«nd*7y. V, 

Fred Prim, Licensed Real Estate Broker ' „'^ " 

ij-tl 

-A? 

BERGER REALTY 

SHOWS ITS COLORS 

REALTOR 

Since 

1920 

LeonK. 

Bn*w 

Owner 

MAIN OFHCE 32nd ft ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY 319-0076 

IM0VING,0ARAOESALE-» Mlol 30, 

AIH7 17, at lie E Atlantic Blvd, Ocean 

City. Bain data, Aua U Doll house, 1 

chlldreni patio chairt •'!' 

' *-' . 

VARDSALE-Sal Aug 17th. 9 to noon 

Wesley Manor (rear) Furniture & 

clolhlngonly Ralndate.Aug J4IH 1/14 

j YARD SALF~O«ner moving Brown 

I plals sleeper tola cMln, lawn mower, 

hMtofcverylfilni) Heerof jiMBayland 

Drive,O c Sat • *>« m lop oop m 

i 

OARAOE SALE—pri. AuO M, * Sat 

Auo 17. e to 11 pjn. FrefHr, some fur 

nlturt, men's good suits In excellent 

ItloiWc

PAOE 14 - SECTION TWO TOE SENfINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN C1TV, N.J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16,1985 

R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E.For Sale R.E. For Sale R.£. For Sale 

franklin c Williams 

"RF-ALTURS 

BAVFRONT 

Two family, prime location 

w/SO' waferfroniage i> ] 

beatsllpt. Realistically 

CONDOMINIUM 

Immaculate I Bdrm condominium. 

Walk to beach & 

boardwalk. MM 

priced at tiw.ooo 

Reduced to IBJ.MO 

Bayfront single on over • DUPLEXES 

sited lot, 3 Bdrms,, IW New listing) large duplex in 

"baths, det, gar, plenty of central location, 3 bdrms.,. 

parking, dock 3, 1 %>%'%, full bath in each unit. All 

only i!5f,Jofl. , 

heated, alum ext Asking 

Oversized duplex on $118,000. 

spacious landscaped let + 

Gornjr property with My 

owner quarters, J car gar., 

views, 3 Bdrmi., I bafhj 

ft 1 BOafslipS. extras 

and t Bdrms, i baths, ail 

galore! (1 inspect today! 

' rented, excellent Invest 

msnf 

LAGOONFRONT 

Corner home, * Bdrms,, 2 

full baths, family room 

w/l.p, gar. floating dock 8. 

! baths. Asking 1191,000 

Cape cod, 4 Borms . 2 

baths, screened patio 4 

open deck. Floating dock h 

2 boatsilps. Reasonably 

priced at J1W.000 

Heatf con 

Bdrms., 

'w»rag», only 

UNDER »70,OOO 

Comer Bungalow on over 

tiled lot, 3 Bdrms. full 

bam. Offered furnished. 

Corner Cottage, liv. rm,, 

din, area, kit., 4 idrms, m 

baths, aet. gar. 

UNDER IM,MW 

•ay are* * . home in 

, Ig. fen- 

•hed tt 

Beachbieck, 4 Bdrms,, m 

baths, each unit, deck over 

garage, w/oeean view, 

asking IIW.OOO. 

Under construction, J 

Bdrm, 3 bath* each unit, 

central air, i car gar., 

walking distance to batch 

1945,000. 

RIVIERA SINGLES 

Corner Ranch hom^ 3 

Bdrm, 1 full baths, asking 

(119,500, Aluminum sided 

home with llv, rm., tin, 

area, lam, rm,, kit. 3 Bflr 

ms . 1 bath. Only 1104,000, 

Two level hom* across from 

bay with living room, am, 

area, kit,, family rm,, 4 

Bdrms,, 2 full baths, garage, 

central air, Asking S141.JO0. 

BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITIES 

33 room Hotel, plus S heafet 

apartments all rented 

yearly. Excellent income 

producer. Asking prlee 

reduced to $179,000. Make 

your move now I In time tar ' 

the coming season! If 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 571! 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

BEAUTIFUL MODERN YEAR ROUND HOME. North 

•teflon, almost perafect condition. Uving room, modern 

kitchen with dining area, % bedrooms, iw, bath*. iunf by 

one of Ocean City's f Inest builders. All eltcfrie with large 

garage and attractive yard. $125,000. 

MBATBO 1 FAMILY BWEtLINO upper eotf.g] has 4 

bedrooms, t full baths, hot wafer heat. First floor 1 

bedroom complete apt., gas hot water heat, taiy mainfenaneewith 

vinyl •Wing, iilftooo. ' 

SI ATLWimC ML > 

PROPERTIES FOR SALE 

Ittl Atbury, Four modern yniti with excellent rental 

, history. 131 i,00o. . 7 

it. Jamw & Boardwalk. Spectacular beaehfronf single, 

spacious and panoramic view. The price Is right af 

1285,000. 

lilt A Haven. To be constructed. Luxury townhouse 

featuring four bedrooms, 2M> baths, ever 1400 square feet. 

Priced to sell at iliS.OOO, 

MI Ocean Ave. Six studio apartment! all rented yearly, 

©ross !neom« of $M,ooo.prieed right af ilii.Mo, 

m •*?. Spacious 1 bedroom tondo with panoramie view 

of lay, Owner financing available to qualified Buyer, 

Won't laif/Call now for appointment. il4»,»0, 

1 Oirdem Road, Beachblock, Gardens location, Foor 

units In excellent condition. Great rental history, eood investment 

for under iMO,000, 

111* Pleasure, Luxurious bayfronf single family, 5 BR, Pfy 

bath. Magnificent Jrd floor desk, Hot tub. Bar. Fabulous 

view, Must be seen, $2«o,ooo. 

YEARLY RENTALS 

Nordic faMi Townhouse*, Mth and West. Luxurious two 

»EhJ2T! ^ff roo ?. v 2! H - Top floor P rlvae ^ «eK. Unfur. 

nlshed. Starting at USO/rno. plus utilities. 

F t BMrdw 111 

!rH .f*' •2" " - Spectacular beachfront home 

with three bedrooms, 2'/, bath*, 2 fireplace*, all appllan 

cesat$1300per month plus utilities 

w 

MM Central Avenue. Beachfront first floor luxury apartment 

has four bedrooms, 2 baths, fully furnished and all 

appliances, Slttoper month plus utilities. 

•If Plffti Street. Two bedroom townhouse lust off be 

boardwalk, *»25/month + utilities. » 

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' '' ' ttafay/WMIK 

OCMd City, MJ, 00226 

, . , l*MM:60»-399-293S 

L&&KING FOR...? 

A COLONIAL 

I> - 

Upper Township, well 

maintained two story 

Colonial with all the 

amenities for great family 

living, The fencedifi rear 

yard provides privacy tor 

the Inereund heated pool. 

Covered rear patie Is great 

for entertaining and the 

fireplace in the living room 

is perfect for those cold 

winter months. Listed at 

tm.soo. 

A RANCHER 

A cozy HO/WE in new attractive 

residential $rta, 

living rm. dining rm, 

modern kitchen, 3 btdrms., 

Vh baths, detached garage, 

priced to sell at $117, jOO.OO. 

A DUPLEX 

Absolutely super sold 

Coast location. Unique In 

design and extremely well 

maintained and furnished. 

Call for an inspection 

today. Can be purchased as 

a duplex for tmsoo or as 

condominium units tw.soo 

first floor and (177,500 

second floor. 

A MULT! FAMILY 

Money, Money, Money! 11 

This S unit, year round Investment 

property churns 

out money - lots of money, 

The new gas heating 

system and the front porehes 

with a view of the 

Ocean only Insure the value 

of me purchase at 

1275,000.00. 

Two iWry, 3 bedrm 

Colonial in excellent 

residential neighborhood, 

LR, DR. Modern eat In kit 

chen with all appliances, 

Family rm. w/fjreplace, 

attached garage, L(, tenced-in 

yard. "Neat os a 

pin" fhrouehouf. Owner 

transferred and said 

"Price If to sell fast af 

11)7,500.00. 

PRESTIGIOUS Riviera 

Rancher on lOO'xlOO' lot 11 

Featuring three bedrms.. 

1VS baths, modern klfehen 

with all appliances, 

screened In rear porch and 

an oversized detached 2 ear 

garage. Beautiful corner 

location. Centrally air con 

diflontd «nd lust reduced 

to $129,900. Schedule an inspection 

on Sat. or Sun. 

noon to 4:00 p.m. 

Three bedroom, 1 bath, 

great Soutnend location. 

Only j years newi Prised to 

sell at $145,000.00. 

;Moonlif Victorian porches 

of this seaside cottage 

welcome the weary 

traveller, ••eh of the 

seven bedrm, his its own 

bath in addition to the 

proprietor's quarters and • 

COiy 1 bedrm. flat. This 

Impeccable opportunity i5 

being efferedô those with 

discriminating taste for 

lust 1240,000. 

A COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY 

Southend «0'xlO0' parcel, 

Walking distance to 34th St. 

beach, tennis, & shopping, 

Excellent exposure for 

J225.000.00. 

A CONDOMINIUM 

Northend condo/townhouse, 

3 bedrooms, 

•216 baths, elec. heat pump 

with air conditioning. Free 

standing wood stove, wall 

to wall carpeting Included. 

Just listed at $149,900 00. 

than cull... 

Put your creative'idea's'to 

worfci This 34fh St. property 

Is already making 

money with its two, i 

bedrm, apartments, efflcency 

unit and large 

storefront all wrapped In a 

maintenance free colonial 

shell for |usf $t79,«0. 

High rise condo luxury 

living at Its finest in this 2 

bedroom, 5th floor unit 

with spectacular views 

Ready to move Into. Ex 

eel lent value at $119,500 

,REAL ESTATE 

1717 Atbury Avenue, Ocean Clty,N. J. 08224 

Timothy j, Richards, Owner/Broker 

609-399-1612 

' . • or toll free out of state • , 

806-3^3-0172 

dMik: # & 

"WISE BUYS" 

Duplex. 39 Asbury Read (105,000 

•ayfronf single 1032 Glen Road 1IM.000 

Commercial................. 4 apis., 2 stores 1241,000 

Upper Township 2 bdrm. single (119,500 

WE HAVt OTHERS 

CLOSED SUNDAYS m 

MOORE inc. 

T/fl Allan Stretch, Jr. Realty 

810 OCEAN A VE. 391.0480 

500 Bay North Condeminium 

Luxury Apartment. 

2 iedrooms, 1 

baths, •lee. heat, central 

air cond. Bay Views. 

S1S9,MO. 

Brand new Sldeby Sidei 

Luxury Condominium, 4' 

bedrooms, 2 baths, elec. 

heat pump, large rooms, 

parking ii2J,ooo. 

lager 

New Modern Commercial 

Building In Center City, 

Gas Heat, 2 Car Garage, 

$155,000 

Unique Design in a new 

Condominium. 1st floor has 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, elec. 

heat pump, si 19,900, 2nd 

floor is the same plus a loft, 

§139,900. 

, 421 BattersBB Rd, 200-34th St. 111 Atlantic Aye,H*l 

I 3990041 3998122 39g.18Sefl*| 

• REALTOR 835Wetle)fAve. 

OEUELOPEfiS. BUILDERS. RBALTOR5 

SAT. A SUN. 11 to 4 P.M. 

BRAND NEW 

California Style 

• • • BIACHFRONT • • • 

TOWNHOUSES 

Premier central location. Please call for appointment. 

INTRODUCTORY PRICES! 

BUr NOW & SAVE $S$ 

Picture yourself in one of 

these fine properties: 

Three bedroom, 2 bath, 

living room, dining area, 

galley Kitchen, laundry 

room, parking, 2 blocks to 

one of Ocean City's finest 

beaches, 8 years old quality 

first floor duplex condo, 

fully furnished and equip 

ped. Excellent rental 

potential. Call today 1 

ie?,9oo. 

Asbury Ave. single, block 

to beach. Three bdrms., 2 

baths, family rm. with 

woodburning stove. Pride 

of ownership shows In this 

year 'round or vacation 

home. Call for additional 

details. Stscooo. 

West Avenue single 2 

bedrooms plus sleeping 

dorm. Affordably priced 

vacation home convenient 

to beach and boardwalk, 

Call today, i«»*M. 

Luxurious Gardens beach 

front. Custom built single 

home with spectacular 

view of ocean and beach. 

Three bdrms., 2 baths, 

family room with wet bar, 

fireplace, second floor deck 

with awning, spacious 

garage. Call to Inspect, 

Asking (425,000. 

Baylandlngs single. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, 

large kitchen, laundry, oarage with sundeck, magnificent 

view. Call to inspect. $117,500. 

Asbury Avenue commercial...storefront and 3 apts., high 

.high traffic location, $10,000Income. Call today. $139*900- 

;Beac(ifront duplex condo...South end second floor with 

spectacular view. Three bedrooms, large decks, central 

j,\f, large stone fireplace, very Lood rental history. $469,900., 

i OCEAN CITY REALTY 

1\/*-' '• ,-REALTOR ' ^ ,.', 

t ''Y ^ h ' ' S\ A ' 

!IfiS2"i«*-'£ .••fc*' 1 

R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 


Realtor 

LOVSLYGAROeNSRANCHBR •> 

Hot water heated for year round living. Three bedrooms, 

roomy living room with woodburning Steve, dining room, 

kitchen, m baths, side driveway to ovarslzed garage, 

nice rear yard, f 125,000. 

8994011 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday, August IB, 1ft 4 P.M. 

2888 WEST AVENUE 

PEHFBCT •CASHOM COTTAOI 

Three bedrooms, 1W baths, enclosed front porch, excellent 

condition, zoned duplex, choice neighborhood 

Reduced to tl 10,000, 

READY FOR YOUR TOUCH 

The quality has been built in this brand new (usury sold 

Coast townhouse. Three bedrooms, Vh baths, den, deelcs, 

fireplace, cathedral celling In master bedroom, all 

amenities, one block to beach. Almost ready for your final 

decorating touches. Slt2,S00. 

OCBAM VIIW MULTI MVIWTMEMT SPECIAL 

Seven units, three 3 bedroom ap«., three i bedroom apt*., 

one 1 bedroom apt. Third house from beach and boardwalk, 

fully furnished and equipped Including co-op laundry 

room. Income approx. MMOO, must see, $314,000. 

CHARHINO DUPLEX 

Two bedrooms, I bath each unit, ©ood rental Income from 

this South end property. Fully furnished, nice neigh 

borhood J11A,500 

BRAND NEW DUPLEX 

Recently completed across from beach, J bedrooms, 2 

baths each unit, air conditioned with all amenities. Units 

can be sold as cofldos, 

EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. i BATTEUSEA RD. 3012800 

MTH i CENTRAL AVI, 301-8200 

REALTORS 

Ideal commercial location, 4200 tq. ft. currently equipped 

as a restaurant, but suitable for many uses. Second floor 

has elaborate 3 bedroom, 2Mr bath apartment with many 

amenities. (295,000. 

Nice duplex investment property (seated only ivs Mocks, 

from the beautiful Muthend beaches. ) bedrooms, lv? 

baths in each unit, Ileetrie heat. Good rental history 

smooo, """"". 

Immaculate condo near beach k boardwalk. This one 

bedroom unit includes all amenlflej. Owner will finance 

for qualified buyer. 171,000. 

Southend duplex lust 1 short block to the finest beaches 

Three bedrooms, one bath each unit. ©oad rental history 

§1M,0OB. 

immaculate southend duplex in excellent condition, j 

bedrooms, 2 bath In each M«if. Laundry, Ocean view from 

2nd floor deck. Beautifully furnished throughout. SIM,900. 

Newly converted duplex located In one of Ocean City's 

nicest residential areas. Spacious lot allows room for kids 

or expansion. Washer, dryer, and ail kitchen appliance* 

Included. 1120,000. 

Luxury beachfront eondo with gorgeous ocean deck and 

view from dining area, kitchen, and living room, Fieldstone 

hearth & woodsfove will warm your winter nights. % 

bedrooms and 1 bath plus sheltered parking, enclosed 

beach shower and laundry make this M exceptional 

value Call today! i2M,W0. 

Beautifully furnished second floor eondo. Central air. Low 

maintenance fee Includes use of swimming, pool, club 

house, and snuff ieboard courts, ©real for vacation or year 

round home. Reduced to $84,MQ. 

Bn|oy this sparkling beachfront-condominium, features 

central air, fireplace with raised hearth, burgiir alarm 

system, automatic garage door opener. Move info this 

fully furnished fownhoust. $211,000, 

insure your summer vacation + a great investment opporfunity 

In a highly rentable refidentfal neighborhood. 

Prelected 'W Income in excess of si 1400. Don't hesitate, 

call today! iiw,soo. 

ereaf location. 1 Bit, eondo with central air. Low maintenance 

fee includes use of swimming pool, club house, 

and shuffielMard, Possible owner fliijnelng for qualified 

buyer. MO,OO0. 

Move right in to this sunny and bright fully furnished 3 

otdroom, 2 bath corner condo unit. Central air & gas heat 

Walk to fanfasfie beach. Owner financing to aualJfied 

buyer. *V4,500, • 

Desperate owner has reduced f h» price of this condo. Best 

buy in complex. You can tnfoy the beach, swimming pool 

sauna, clubhouse by the start of the summer season. 

SK500. 

Living room, dining area, 2 bedrooms, bath, modern kit-' 

chen with fllshwasher, garbage disposal, self-cleaning 

oven «• refrigerator. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Lew main-, 

î1%,K»^BR FINANCINO AVAlLABLC ToJ 

Beaehfronf living at its best! This Is a family sized unitwith 

3 full baths, 4 bedrooms and a unique location* buffered 

from the heavy traffic flow. $249,000. 

Great rental property only 2 blocks to beach Nicely fgr> 

ntshed Cathedral celling on 2nd floor. $180,000. 

Very well maintained Center City property Partially ren-1 

ted for '85 6 heated rooms for winter rentals ISO/room. IT 

apartments, 13 rooms. Vinyl siding New roof S2«o,goo. 

Spotlessly clean 3 bedroom rancher with ceramic tile I 

bath. Residential neighborhood, yet walking distance to 

shopping and beach. Mostly furnished and In move-In I 

condition, 148,000 

Excellent summer rental property. Conveniently located 

for shopping, beach and boardwalk, Clean and roomy 

bright apts. with parking & large front porch. X114,»00. 

Seashore charm is yours In this well-maintained property 

The upsfalrs unit provides ample space for a growing 

family or summer visitors. Downstairs unit will produce 

extra Income. »W,500. 

lfAs Av«rtiie' 

fc 

FRIDAY, AUGUST IB, 1885 

R.I, Per Sa(« 

COASTAL 

R.E. Salt R.E. 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGBR, OCEAN CITV, N.J, 

HOUSE FOR SALE 

ON THE BEACH 

'750,000 

Swimming pool, 5 bedrooms, a living rooms, 2 beautiful 

sfont fireplaees, upiide down house, kitchen on second 

floor. 

Mil. 1-815.826778? 

REALTY 

ZSFHV- 399-3889 I franklin 'Williams 

"Three Apartments" front building with a bedrooms 

living room, dining room, kifeh*n and bith in each unit' 

; Plus rear 2 bedroom apartment over 3 car garage leach 

block, fully furnished, excellent rental history. Possible 

owner financing to qualified buyer, 

"Two BulidlnssJ' front unit eenslMs of heated one and two 

• bedroom apartments with new carpeting throughout Plus 

Uroe r«ar eottag* with four bedrooms. Close to schools 

. beach and boardwalk. Asking Si49,900 

: "Beautiful'' Tudor style townhowe with J bedrooms, 2M1 

baths, living room with firepHeo, piu* 4 balconies 

Beautifully furnished, ail appilanees, 2 ear garage, plus 

central air conditioning. Offered af S139.900. 

"St. Charles Place" Duplex with 3 bedrooms, living room, 

dining room, sunroom plus 2 full baths. Plus rear cottage 

with 2 bedrooms over 2 car garage, psgiiy furnished plus 

»il appliances including washer and dryen. Excellent Income 

and location $165,000 

"Guest House" with 3 one bedroom apartments, 1 effeclency 

apartment, plus li rooms most with private 

baths. Parking, location, 140,000 + income. This property 

hasitall. S206,000. 

"Qeeanfronf" Lovely 3 bedroom condominium with specfgcuUr 

ocean views! Large living room with fireplace, 

dining room, kitchen with microwave and ice maker, plus 

all furnishings, S22J,000. 

OPEN HOUSE 


12:00 to 4:00 P.M. 

New eusfom spacious beachfront along prestigious gold 

1st floor, 3 bedrooms and 1 full baths Including master 

bedroom suite with Whirlpool filed bath. 2nd fi, expansive 

living are* with wet bar, beamed cathedral ee/linas, 

designer kitchen, unique powder room, 4fh bedroom with 

loft and full file bath, 

FEATURES 

• * D»eks . vertical 

throughout 

3 Car Oarage « Wall to vVall Carpet 

• Gas Heat Pump • Quarry Tile 

• Central Air • Tasteful Landscaping 

DONTMISSTHISONEl 

ISLAND 

22nd A Asbury Ave., Ocean City, 398-1300 

32nd A Weit Ave., Ocean City, 398-3636 

••Ma 

:-NEW LISTING 

;• Three bedroom, 2 bath duplex close to beach. Completely 

''furnished with gas hot air heat. Priced to sell, f 14M00. 

CPIZZA PLUS RESTAURANT 

i- Business only. AM fixtures, inventory and appliances In- 

'-eluded. Ixe«il»nt condition. Prime Ocean City location, 

•"Just reduced to $40,000. 

COTtAOB 

J34th street area, Thret bedrooms, I bath, electric heat 

t and completely furnished. Large 50x100' lot. Only MWOO. 

;: GOLD COAST 

; Fantastic 2 family. First floor has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 

•enclosed porch, Second floor has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 

• large living room, dining ana, Kitchen and beautiful 

; Florida room overlooking beach, Features central air, 2 

ear garage and the best location in town. Call for details, 

JLAGOONFRONT . 

f Excellent condition. Has 4 bedrooms, Vh baths, living 

ôm, dining area, modern kitchen, enclosed porch 

ôverlooking lagoon, den with brick fireplace and laundry 

£room. Features Include • naw roof, automatic lawn 

'sprinklers, central air-conditioning, 2 boat slips with a 

Sfloatlng dock, outside lighting and beautiful landscaping. 

SDon't miss this one. $345,000, 

^VACANT LOT 

'Zoned duplex. Great south end location overlooking Inland 

Wterway, ready to build. 179.JO0. 

•GOLD COAST TOWNHOUSE 

Ûnique 4 bedroom, 3'/i bath unit Including a matter 

iiedroom sulte"wlth whirlpool tile bath. Expensive llvfng 

!area with wet bar, beamed cathedral ceilings, deslgners 

Jdtchen and unique powder room. A must see property. 

Please call for details. ' 

(RIVIERASECTION* ' . , " 

Sprawling 4 bedroom* 2 bath rancher with large family 

toon, Hying room and new eat In kitchen. Economical Econ ggas 

^leatsltilatedonalargeWxlOO'lotOnlyJW.MO. ^leat.sltilatedonalargeWxlOO'lot.OnlyJW.MO. ,^ , ' 

REALTORS 

Owner anxious to sell price recently reduced on this 

lovely lagoonfront home. Consists of living room, dining 

room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, Vh baths, den w/fireplace, 

garage, patio, second floor deck, 2 docks and 1 boafsiips. 

Conveniently located near golf course and airport, inspect 

today 11 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

THi ULTIMAT! BIACHFRONT PROPERTY 

4501 Centra! Avenue 

•^Tfif very best beachfront property won't iaif long because 

it's the last of its kind .... and literally one ef a kind. No 

one can build fhu height again. Cod»s now prohibit It. The 

views this beautiful home offers are breathtaking .._ 

especially from the oetan front master Bedrooms. Call 

now for a personal four of this exceptional luxury 

residence. 

• ISHTH «. OCBAN AVENUE • 409-3WJ211 

OCHAtJ COLONY CONDO • 93$ OCBAN AVENUI • 3W-7140 

DUPLEX LOT 

Corner location, large lot, Sf.S x »0, tW,0M. 

CONDO 

Three bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, central air, 

economical gas heat, center location. $99,000. 

GARDENS PLAZA 

One bedroom penthouse apt, fully furnished, breathtaking 

ocean view, A truly prestigious apt. No other unit can 

compart. Yours for only SiM.OOO. 

MULTI FAMILY 

Center city guest houie plus apts,, 5 bedroom owner's unit 

Blus 3 apts, and S rooms. New gas heat, upgraded •leelea! 

and plumbing systems, income ovir S33,M0 and 

'potential for even rr tre, A must see property for S189.OOO. 

lOUPLEX 

I Brick construction, both units gas heat, one block from 

Ibeach, corner location, basement with washer and dryer. 

(Excellent" location for year round or summer rental. 

I Priced at SI 10,000. 

GARDENS SINGLE 

Truly an executive home, 5 bedrooms, Vh baths, den and 

living room with fireplaces, busglar alarm, central air. 

wet bar. In office, minimum outside maintenance and best 

of all, w Ocean view.' $395,000 

MORAYCONDO 

Two bedrooms. 2 baths, on the water, This unit offers the 

best value of any unit In 500 Bay, Call today and don't miss 

a real deal at $139,000. ' , 

BEACHBLOCK DUPLEX > -' , ''* 

Both units heated, excellent Cental history, off street 

parking plus one Unit with fireplace, »/> block to beach and 

IjoardWalk.' An exceptional values? *11ftsoo."-, > , 

RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE For Sale 

831 WMtiy AVI. 

(809)311.7000 

DLUE WATED 

I A o n o i i ± 4 L '\L w M/\. 

ova io% NOW uoa umw, 

Domtsswrr. 

AFFORDABLE SHORE LIVING 

Priceless shore lifestyle. Relax, unwind and enjoy the 

serenity of the pieturesque inland waterway from your 

private balcony or fake advantage of adjacent residential 

marina located af the 34th Street bridge and Bayfront, 

Two and three btdroom split level eondos starting at ofily 

tios,ooo. Reservations now being accepted af our on ilfe| 

sales office. OPHN BVBRY DAY 11 AJW. to 4 PJvJ, 

Large • 5 bedroom, 3'/j 

bath single family home in 

excellent condition. Great 

location, close to beach, 

boardwalk, shopping and 

churches. Don't miss 

seeing this beauty. Asking 

Summer SlBlerl • Duplex, 

excellent location. Close to 

beach & bdwfk. Maintenance 

free exterior. I 

Bedrms., m baths on 1st 

fl, and 7 bdrm, unit on and 

f(, plus lovely porch, 

Anxious owner priced this 

to sell quickly. All fur 

nishings included for only 

iliMOO. 

3r realty 

— —- • 

0W39M1I3 

MARR AGENCY 

REAL ESTATE 

2121 ASBURY AVE, (109) 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 399-7036 

New Listing • owner must sell this 2 bedroom condo at 

Four Seasons en Bay Ave very reasonably listed -at 

S73.500. 

4 Roosevelt Blvd. • J bedroom, ivs bath spilt level with 

beautiful bay views. Asking tWJOO. 

2O5-29fh Street • Very well eared for rancher on oversized 

(of with 3 bedrooms, I bath, and gas heat, just reduced to 

iiM,0oo. , 

224S Aibury Ave, What a location for this J bedroom, oil 

heated cottage with attached garage for 1109,000. 

1412 Haven Ave, -1 bedroom, v/i bath duplex rented 

yearly. Very reasonably listed tor si 13,00, 

1904 Resemar Lane • Pretty split level home wltti a 

bedrooms, family room, garage. On large lot with too' 

frontage. Reduced toiiif.WO. 

2225 Central Ave, - Tastefully furnished and fully rented 

first floor condo fust steps to beach & boardwalk, MUST 

\\ 

405-2lst street - Choice side street setting for this large 

three bedroom duplex on spacious lot. Both units heated, 

iWMM, 

1763 West Ave, Newer comer heated duplex with 

fireplaces, cathedral ceiling, 3 bedrooms and 2 full bam*. 

*2W,000 as duplex or $99,soci for first floor and iiofjoo for 

second floor as eondos, 

2011 central Avenue • tremendous location and a very'' 

modern 1 bedroom, 2 bath duplex is yours for w ib.uuo. 

t IW0 Central Avenue • 3 unit property lust listed consisting' 

of a two bedroom, a three bedroom, a. a five bedroom unit. 

Large corner lot. Asking $225,000. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. A Sun. 11 to 4 p.m. 

R.E. For Sale 

RE. Sale 

OPEN HOUSE 

NORDIC SANDS TOWNHOUSES - 

4OUi and West 


ll to 4 p.m. or by appointment 

Two and 3 bedroom luxurious seashore living, privacy 

deck. 100% financing available starting at $129,500. Also 

lease purchase program. 

NORDIC REAL ESTATE 

7th and Bay 39»-2$3*« 

•!ev«n ! bedroom wwts, super condition, areai locailon: 

Ownerflnanclnflforqualifiedbuyer. „ ' 4 *' 


Realtors 

18th & Asbury Ave. 

OPEN HOUSE 

DAILY 12-4 P.M. 

nOce8Wdeof43D0 

Mock of Welt Avenue. Living room, fireplace; dtfigner 

E e W t t ^ b d t d ^ 

central alr> Andersen windows, maintenance free. 

Developed by J,R. Nixon, Inc. from W9,900 up- ' ,' '":- f 

Exclusive Agent, Hager Real Estate, ' • , , ; ' , 

lit Atlantic Ave., 421 Dattersea Rd. and 34th £M»m*M. 

SAMABARBARA 

OKKTANCITV 

A INfew Wsxve of 

Resort Accommodations. 

(OMPII I(KMMIM> 

$69,900 

BACK-UP DEPOSITS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED 

fVLLlt FURPIISHEO ONE-BEDROOM UNITS. 

POOL. ELEGATfT tOBBV, ELEVA1ORSEKVICE. 2 

609-39JM700 A 

Vauttontnt Gel on our priority rental Nat tor J 9651 

Y«ur Kayta Real Estate 3994400 

1400 Weft Aveme ptr 

f «mgi» 

THE

'J 1 

PAGE 16 - SECTION TWO TOE SENT1NBL-LEDOEB. OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY. AUGUST M..MW. 

R.g.ForSalf RE. For Sale R.E.Sal* RE. Sale RE. For Sale 

PUM - ilManiiy lur 

fsridentlniym «Mf'm*nti with 

panoramic &«ein View. P&el, eafinns Aye FMrnl 

ami all fhi amenities si maiiiiensngf e§fc for Ten 

tree Hying. Prices (pom IIH.MO itmi 

tjniUfnithed until Mining ii Ilif.SSS 

Call tip appslntetirii to inipfct is*, ijsj 

TM Mliey 4»WI. Mrl Hii 

Wc»rid "oar 

*II0.000 C 

CLUB - |HCfey> ! 

i 

DUPLEX CONDO — soyth 

fl?M 

, ill 

c# l( - 

evalMtle lir tale *r r«nl par infer, 

mitien and appfiinffnanl to intpect, Ml! 

Mf-MU. The Miley Agency, Real 

Bilale, Part *late aM IN b*ich. Ftl 

I Id 

fos MLS — i 

ifi. 'Nyr isiiBrfi, 

pfi drifiwiihtr, *if ccmchfiBUffd. un 

nithtd. feflinf eceupiid €*'» JHM? 

OCEAWRONT 

Finest area of Wildwood Crest, N J • Occ, Summer '16 

Onl) U roidcncB '280.O00 to '1151.000 

call for brochure. 

609-729-1229 

On-siit salts office open dally 10-4 

• A rONDOMIMliM OF WILDWOOD CREST • 

Wmhinpon Avenue »t the ocean, P.O. Box 1211 

Wildwood Crest. N 1 OUtO* Sale. D«« RMIIV CO.. IK. 

Nmw smpiirtf fian-bindiitll ttwrvattQia YuuF Ffjrrvslien u fim e 

rsnrraei Bful ma\ b* remitted ai ss\ nmw wnh full rrfimd- 

INVEST 

CONDOS 

SALE OR RENT 

we have the most luxurious 

condominium units *t the 

shore available tor pur 

chase or year round rental 

depending upon your 

needs. From *700 to llMu 

per month rent, from 

J100.000 lo 1200,000 sale 

"THE CONOO 

CONNECTION" 

J JAMES M DVVYER, REAL ISTATE 

INVESTMtNT" DEVELOPMENT 

3981700 

DUPLEX 


•100,900 

Enclosed porch, llvlno 

room, dining room, kit 

then, j bedroomt, full bath 


URKINACO.,lnc. 

215-565Z175 

Ligoon Pront Single 

in excellent condition, 3 

bedrooms, t bath, LR, DR., 

and kitchen. Beat slip can 

accommodate up to 3J' 

boat 

\. 

REALTOR 

SSBWtitoyAve. 

(000) 308-7000 

•'•'St. 

The Look is Bermuda 

Price is Special 

Time is Limited 

On the bay at 7th St. Open daily 9- 

(609) S98-9443 

Only 8 note families 

have the opportunity 

to join this select 

Bayfront Community. 

He serious bolter 

will find protected 

deep water slips and 

floating docks. The 

residences offer fresh 

new floor plans with 

brge decki, * r 

fireplaces, Jaccaizis 

and Poggenpohl 

Interims, "lie poof 

and cabaum dub is a 

perfect place to 

cntcrtaia your 

friendi. Sped*] 

pricing on remaining 

bones from $165,000 

to $223,000. Models 

open daily from 9-5, 

-4" 

Don jo 

N.J, 

A World Apart. 

Over 100 residences sold! 

Become part of our success story, 

Free Decorator Package during the Month of August 

• Oni, Two and Three Bedroom Residences 

• $200,000 Club House Facility • Swimming 

• BoaUng • Security Gate House • Lavish Landscaping 

• Tennis • 20 Acres of Waterfront Property 

FROM $99300 

0CE4N 

R.E. Fart HCIloo 

CsnvanlMt lo P«r«war EiUf U Good 

•hai «•*», c.iin;«jv i/» 

M i»r MUTN-ftMMiM 1 tar., I 

Mtn, f btlesnlM SI HiMin, 1 MHTM 

•*T«lrl| 1PMK, MMI Ml «va M 

rwoutian, MnUMMMaHIUBalrM 

WATIRVIONT - 

w/1 HIM aM avtn 

IV fraclHi livia,. 

IM S IM 

f v,. iltnar«iurT 

vil... IMMM IIS IMaMMi. CM Mt- 

uuttmittt 

eondmtmlns, aiutwatlitr, oil itrwt 

tts.Om, oa-aan Sl.u R,.it, RMIIOT, 

litn and usury An. m m Ftf 

Summer Rtntslt 

I seOROOM COTTAO1 - u flu Hi 

aria. Call ill IX )U) n 

RIBBIIa hama - pan MaUl, 

II n III* ntw, lull ilidtsu* M aauMa 

lot lla Vurir Itt Call MIM WJ l«4 

III 

ns, 

acAOuoinnif T *? 6Mroom eondo-decorafed, 

BEAUHBLOCK— walking distance to boardwalk 

parking, only t»,wo. 

Two bedroom eondo with pool 

facilities only 170,000 makeoffer. 

Three Ndroom eondo with 1W baths 

available for only $W,90O. 

Heated J bedroom home with a 1 car 

flarage, central location, Sreaf Star- 

ter home. Only M9,»oe owner says 

sell make offer, 

I HOME ON TH1WATH^* 

% S bedroom home with floafing dock and boafsllp on the 

ligoon available for only $1»,0O0 in the Riviera,.. 

SOUTHEND- 

t> i CAPE COD- 

yn hivt yearly rentals and winter rentals available,.., 

{ iV/REALTY 

f|g E. 9th St. 399-0503 

HOTIL 

86 Rooms 

Reitaurant 

Huge Meeting Room 

Good overall eonditlan. 

Ideal location, near beach, 

boardwalk and shopping. 

Possible owner financing 

for qualified buyer. Buy 

now, just in time for the 

busy summer season. 


RBALTORS 

399-3038 399-6101 

CENTER CITSf HOMB...9 

bedrooms, J baths, % 

powder rooms, J car 

garage, gas hot wafer heat, 

•mow. 

TOUR SMALL APTS...een- 

fer city, good condition. 

1179,000. 

ASBURY AVE. STORE 

Pius 4 bedroom apt. and an 

eff icitney. Reasonably pri- 

ced, 

JEAHBLACKMON 

Realtor 

304-9thSt 3114141 

THIS IS 

NOT A 

RECORDING. 

1 800-624-3319 

NEW JERSEY 

The mortgage hotlint. While 


it "the last word In customer 

service," we lay it's just the 

beginning 

because at Greentree, we 

havt professional mortgagt 

qualifiers answering our phones' 

on Saturday (10am to 1pm) ind 

Sunday (12pm to 3pm). 

They'll git your mortgage 


phone or, If you prifer, come 

right to your home. 

A tsitaiBiMr or tnvnm MVDIQI mm MAN AMoeunoit 

10005 Atriums at Greentree • Marlton, NJ 08053 

1-800-524.1732 Outside New Jersey 

Call Mon, through Thun, until 7pm; Frl. until 5pm; Sat, 10am lo 1pm; 

Sun. 12pm to 3pm. Aik for • qulllfled mortgigt eonsullant, 

Yon Won't find Another 


GREENHOISE 

ROOM IN 

EVERY HOME 

AT NO EXTRA 

CHARGE! 

ON TNI 1IACH-I BMrMnll, 1 MIM, 

mHiaili «•« vim l"m «tfy 

mm. «• ttat w «..n ' «¥.iuw. 

Mai, MM MaMir. call IIIHH-IIM 

(•llad ar Mt-ilM. m 

LA*»1—1 BMroom An!, m lilt balta, 

dlUWUMr, ailf«MI,_ wathar, baaA 

ocock. srl tfratf Ji 

annum 

Maw I taaVHn, I tun. Hnl Imr 

octtHr. cill Wflii uttk*,, ar |. 

n 

YEARLY-WWTEfi 

RENTALS 

WANTED 

1-2 4 3 Bedroom 

Unfurnished 

or Furnished 

We have 22 Prospects 

TODAY! 

CALL 398-2600 

Grace Realty 

ufcfer 

BOB w DAVE 

m6 BEDBOOM APABTWISNfÔlli 

Mack 10 bnOi w/a_, «ck win will. 

*«aii. t/icunnoimniii yts 

COTTAOE - I stirt^ 

».., CK» wtir can m «ai 

aB*r HI* ktfm, iMvmMM. 

WMM, o» Iwt/ranin. gtrMW 

' » 1 . B»Piy» 

LARSB TWO •IDRoeM AFT. - Flflt 

«sr, MM iacIMM, MniUaa . toi,, 

and twa br, tnlrd llocr WnMnad apl. 

OH, camnl loc.leo, A..H.U. mM. 

l^pi, l« mfe-Mar. Mr aah. PamiiiM 

only w/a. Hal, n*. call Bum 11) 

•EACH BlOClTMOOERM CONSd" - 

Plrtl Mar, ana BHrami, Meal, lur 

flUkM, III. BaA, urMtln. Irca UBM, 

BtriH nrlnsaai, partiliif. Htg pin 

mum Na pin. BIHTIKO a Htunty 

Maeriti^MSWsrmmBii n» 

III|IIJKBI, mmnwmMtmt, ng pv», «s palon, N.J. onn. • » 

WDdwood 

Jtogate (bird, OOMB 

fcarth and WDdwood 

placed fifth. 

—•* 

COT 

O 

•EACHFROHT/OCEAHFRONT—J M 

room. 1 Bath, St. Charln Pl.t* 

Banting, air, waiter, dryar,. lolly fur 

Mihad. OM monfflly. AvallaHt Stpt 

IS. Call Ittllu or I 3IMIMII4 collect 

Of KOI Kift tttA 

ONE OBDROOM APT / I 

Furnltfred. AvailaDlff mi(] 

f7J per «rert Call 3m V44X 

Fdroorf Apt 

S^pt from 

• 15 

EXCELLENT LOCATION - 1 BR 

turn , »/w,d/w. w/d cable not + dec 

No pert Ret Sept junt CalllM liMal 

terapfn MA) 

iiAUTlFUL — Modem clean 1 

»RM, l\i batti apt FP DW. W/D 

W/W carpal ] decti, con>enleni In 

town locjtlefl MOfmo + ulll Call JTf 

naa F«IJ 

Mainland Regional H(of> somi DWrlct. 

1110 Oak Avenue Llnwood N«w Jeraay 

until 3 00 P M prevolllno, time on Sep- 

tember 5 ntl and wilt Be publicly 

opened end reed (horny thereafter on 

the tame date for aepvate BWi on (a) 

H6ATIMG CONTRACT POP. BOILER 

BuRN£R REPLACEMENT end (bj 

CEILING REPLACEMENT «t 

Mainland Regional Hton Sfflool for ttw 

Atelnland Regional HleJlScnoalDnrtnct. -t_-| fc. „ „ 

Llmnod Atlantic Cotnrr, New Jeney straight HOtbHUI 

Drawln»» ipeclficatlont ana i w rJinHMn Itw»tf«th- 

doevmrnhi amtlhitlno the Contract " . .!T* wâT ^ _ 

Oocuitwitt m.y b* examined without StTcUgM mafOT I 1 'win* HMa, |e> 

charge at the office ot BAScO - - - ^ ^ ^ 

AHOclatn Archltactt^nglneen. P A. 

1020 Klngj Mlgtlway Nortli Suite HI 

Chtrry Hill New Jerter OKU Eecti 

prim* bidder may obtain from the Ar 

ctiltetrt Office one III let of Contract 

Document* upo 

payable to Mai 

Ine two-mil* run waa 

* wiuwood-i Ron M i t :< 

Ihe qUalterfflfle Rim VJaM .- 

VIRY NICE ROOMY J Odrm. nimillMd 

apartment, avcvllenl central iacatlon 

W/D. Available aarly sapt. lo mM-May 

Na pan Famine* only UW plui 

utlllllH. Can be >t«i on Saturday, 111 

p.m. Call )tt-«7MT 

Ftl 

NOW AVAILABLE 

WINTER RENTAL! 

— H«w ana and two bedraanu clet* to 

baacll. Starting ai low ai Il» plut 

utllltM*. Other larger ranlali alto 

avallaMa. sandslper Realty, Realtor, 

III Atlantic Ave. Jtt Illj. Fit 

ATTRACTIVE FURHUHED EF 

PICIENCy — Apartment. JIU par mo. 

larga afllclency apartment H« Par 

mo. twa. bedroom apartment UM par 

me Cack with (II per ma. additional 

tar heat • Ktllltlet. Call MtllM Fit 

FIRST>LOOR AP1.~T«y» O 

on* turn AyallabU octabar 1. naar 

» MM plut ulllllln. Call jrrfaaT 

i 

*• k: v ." 27Tri.& BAV, AVENUE; OCEAflf CnT.- 

..«>r,i**4>.. , • * * • • ' ' , • •ifKfU*ie--,vi' 

(609)398*300 

n 

aatl V 

am J 

•Ry MMM MH if h 

1MM »* ft (J nut Ml MM •«, 

turn*. 

JAMES M.0WYEH, 

RlCtt 

WINTnUWNTAL 

Furnished Rooms a, Apt*. 

By the week, month, or 

season. 

FOR FURTHER INFO. 

CALL 

. *t« 

'f-M 

MTNIAL — Glean City. O«** •«* 

crMTltAL OCBAN CITV — Available 

s>pt, two tMOrwnu, full tern, cam 

BEACH BLOCK - Near tin SI UIIUHm 

and cable TV Included. Two ntdroom. 

turn, apt, cw monthly. Call in nits n 

SPACIOUS >V6LL MAINTAINED. 

toutntnd, tint floor. 1 bdrm , 1 ba'ln. 

all appllancn, }car parking Avail 

Sapt. la, tits/ma, plin utll No pats 

,*ec.«ep iraf raq JM»» *&• 

Florida R.E. 

— Atlractln ferflliha* laree 

aaartment - tia It.'frent 

rtpiem •aMk.'Tla. wr Mav^ 

-r F M 

mluJon of bone fide bid and return ol 

drawing! and ipecllKaiWna In pood or 

der within ten (id) deyi after ma bid 

opening otherwise dtpoilt will beewne 

the property of tto Owner Additional 

drawing! and tpeclfketion> may be ob 

talned by prime bidden K the tame 

place upon payment of find charge of 

M500 ptr iet Myable to Mainland 

Raglonal High School Dlttrlct 

Pmpoial mini be accompanied by a 

cerWIM check, Sank ceihler'i chert, 

Ireaturer t check or Bid Bond In the 

form provided In the contract docunw 

ti. with corporate lurety tatltlactory To 

the Owner In en amount not len man 

10% ot tne Bate Bid (Dut In no cue In an 

cnt ol moooco punvant to NJSA 

IIA tUMInamlnsHpayeeorobllBea. 

Mainland Regional Hlph School Dlttrlct 

h) be retained and applied try the vnoar 

tlsned n provided In Contractor 

Oocumantl In caw bidder wsvld default 

In encutlng the Agreenlent ar fur 

Mining the required bondt and inturen 

ce cenificam « rttiulraci By Contract 

Document! A Bkt Bond It required for 

each Contract for wnlch a prooul ll 

ubmnted 

In accord with the provmom o» Chap 

ter IK of Ina Lewi of \n>. any parton 

Oetirlna to tunmlt a bid DT mall pr tp 

Womll a bid prior fa ma time lor receipt 

M Mdt u Ht tortn m ttirl natlca thoiiM 

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

FRIDAY, AUGUST16,1885 

Rollie Massimino is a no-show at b'ball clinic 

fne situation is just filled •how, It was actually un> 

frith Irony. 

dentaodabli. He was offered 

it 1« true that HO Checchlo would be • very logical success this year, almoit Atlantic Coast Conference 

• RoWe Mmttntno, coach of the chance to travel on behalf 

has been hired as an English choice. 

climbing back to the glory dfldal, directed the league 

(he national basketball of the Nike Company, the 

teacher at QCm. 

days when it featured some of again this summer. Well 

Champions from VlUanova people who supply VUknova'a 

University, the man whobasketball 

shorn and, like Spoils columnist 

Checchlo did a nice job with Speaking of basketball, the the finest college talent in Hie have hla comments and more 

the Holy Spirit girls Recreation Department's East. about the success of this 

became a symbol of loyalty every other iportiiuj goods 

basketball .program and college league was 'a big ' Rank Armstrong, an summer's league next week; 

throughout to entire country company, anxious to be 

When he turned down an offer associated with a winner. Tom 

to coach in the NBA, was not a "I don't blame him for a 

part pf this week's Shore minute," laid Dbrie Bowel!, Williams 

Basketball Cusp In Ocean who was still very proud of the 

aty because he got a better staff he had on hand for the 

Offer. 

young basketball players this 

: And it all happened during week. "When you're hot, 

to week when tbe Newyou've 

got to take advantage players at Ocean aty High Speaking of tennis. Ocean 

Jersey Nets finally had the of It. He may never again get School. , 

•ty boy's coach PWl Blra- 

{ourage to call another press some of the opportunities he's 

baum, who was limbering up 

conference to announce their ptHng right now, Pm sure Many of you will remember before his doubles match last 

head coach. 

mH get him to come down Pam Shlpp as an outstanding weekend, talked about a 

• You'll remember that the ne«t year," 

Softball player at Qcm, Or, possible change in location for 

list time such a conference 

ping back even further, as future Holy Spirit home 

ini Called, Mam^Tninn did not Dliie spent part of last the first girl who asked to be matches. 

show up and was later seen week on the tennis court with Included in the Youth Athletic It seems that the Ope. 

tearfully —plaining that Us his son, Rick, preparing for Association's summer Atlantic League's coaches 

heart remained In VUlanova. the annual tether-son tour- baseball program. 

voted to refuse to play any 

This week former Penn star nament iponsored by the Now she Is a first-class more matches on to Spartan 

Dave Wool, mom recently an Recreation Department. A administrator, 

oourti in Absecon. 

assistant coach with the former high school basketball Pam has organised the "The surface is 

champion Los Angeles coach at Wlllkmstown High Harvey Lake Tennii dangerous," Bimbaum said", 

lakers, announced that he School, Rick was seen hitting Championships and many "and the Cyclone fence ttiat 

would accept to Neb' job. against the wall just before other tournaments this surrounds the court Is even 

Massimino had been the competition began, trying summer, bringing them off worse. I underitand they've 

scheduled to appear this week to regain hii topspln. my smoothly. 

been offered the use of the 

along with his star forward, The other HoweU brother, In the Lake singles, Bob courts In Margate. I hope they 

Ed Plnckney, Princeton Terry, had a different kind of Laveios took a straight get accept that offer. We don't 

coach Pete Garril and Kensuccess 

last week. His 17- win from Pete Demon for the to go back mere." Members of the Surf Angler, Association receive a briefing prior to last week'. 7(Knnu"aIS 

Ftnumer, the very successful month old son, Mark, won the championship. Laveson, to 

teach at Burlington Township award as the entry that top seed, won 7-6, M over to 

———- 

Caiting Tournament, iponsored by the Ocean City Finning Club, 

Bgh School. "Daddy Man" traveled the farthest In thethird-seeded 

Demos, who had 

No action has been taken on 

was replaced by Gary annual baby parade. The not lost a single set prior to 

replacing Fat Dougherty as 

McLaln, another key member Howells live in Kaneohe, the final. 

Raider girls basketball coach. 

of to 1984-85 Wildcats. Hawaii; 

That means the eventual 

The Lake doubles will 

While we are having some Both Rick and Terry were 

successor was deprived of the 

eonttmie on the Recreation 

6m with to coach's no. outstanding basketball 

summer to become familiar 

Center courts this weekend. with the returning talent. 

Though some sources indicate 

there have been no 

off icial candidates for the job, 

P 

Winners listed in surfcasting tournament 

The 70th annual Ocean City competing in both con- Longest conventional carts 

Cup Surfcasting Tournament, ventional reel and surfcasting 

Buggy, 609 feet 9 inches; and 

— Fred Hofmann of Shore 

oldest event of Its kind in the competitions. 

best average, Don Kohlman, 

Surf, 620 feet 7 inches, and 

country, was held here kit 

572 feet. 

The event was hosted by the Radelle Wlrth of Women'i 

week at the Tennessee 

Longest Woman's cast _ 

Ocean Qty Fishing Club and Surt, 417 feet 1 inches. 

Avenue field win 14 teams 

Delia Worth of Women's Surf, 

the city Department of Spinning reel competition _ 

from throughout the East 

437 feet 1 Inch; and best : 

Recreation. Here are theFirst, 

Delaware Mobile team, average, Bobbi Cloud of 

winners by category: 7,002 feet 4 Inches- second, Virginia Beach Sandwltches, . 

conventional reel com- Tidewater, 6,733 feet 10 In- 4M feet. 

petition - Pint, Tidewater ches; third, New Jersey 

from Virginia, of 7JM feet 10 

The Ocean (% Fishing ' 

Beach Buggy, 5,960 feet 3 

Grooming & Pet Supjjlie 

Inches; second, Shore Surf 

Club will sponsor a casting • 

Inches. 

from Point Pleasant, 7,041 

tournament for girls and boys ' 

PAWS & CLAWS 

Women'* Team — First, 

bet 4 Inchei; third, Delaware 

8 to 16 on Aug. 24 from 1 to S 

Virginia Beach Sandwltches, 

Designer Original eiefhts 

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for Animal Lovers 

i 

5,960 feet 5 Inches; second 

feel l inch. ' Women'i Surf, 3,694 feet 10 

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winners in various age 

groups- Registration is noon : 

to 1 pa, the day of the event : 

at the site. 

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HX UP TIME 

"Why did the palmer 

come and go so fast?" our 

friend asked. "A painter 

came to my neighbor's 

house," he want on, "took 

off the shutters and 

scraped all the peeling 

paint. He painted the front 

of the house-and then he 

left. How come?" 

The answer came the 

next day or $0, when the 

neighbor announced that 

his home was going en the 

market. Smart neighborhis 

property welcomes 

prospective buyers with a 

fresh face and a cared-for 

look. 

Even when a home I* 

generally maintained, we 

may become "blind" to 

small Imperfections: » 

cracked window pans here/ 

smudged fingerprint* 

arbund a light switch there, 

or peeling paint around a 

doorframe. -Sometimes' it 

takes a fresh eye to spot the 

problems-and If that eye 

belongs to a real estate 

professional who knows 

what buyers look for, the 

homeowner Is going tq get 

good advice. •, _; 

Putting your home on the 

market? You'll g«r good 

advice-ana; excellent uf> 

vice when you list with... 

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automobile as a hole-in-one 

prite. 

Flay win begin from • 

shotgun start at aom at tbe 

championship layout at 

ACOC. Players will vie for a 

targe number of priies for 

men's and women's low pan, 

low net, dbsest to the pin 

performances and Calloway. 

Players win be restricted to * 

field of 114, 

Tournament entry fee is 

1123 which Includes golf, art 

and dinner. Dinner-only 

Ucketa for non-golfing spouses 

or guests are available for »W 

on a first come first serve 

bub, 

For Information about tee 

sponsorships and player 

registration, all AOCC at 141. 

7575. 

Committee members include 

Chairman William M. 

Jenkins, MarJ Evan, Doug 

Ftaier, Jim Fraser, Leo 

Fraser, Richard Rabat, 

WUllam R. MiUer, Don Slok, 

D, Allen Stretch Jr., Elton E. 

Stuenckel, John Chew, 

Bernard Capaldi and Janet 

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Pay Testa, 

judge tells 

Sea Isle 

SEA ISLE CITY — Superior Court 

Judge Philip Grucdo has ordered tbe 

dty to pay former Qty Solicitor Michael 

Testa over 19,000 in salary due hiro from 

Hs contract with the dty. 

G l also, In a final decWoo handed 

down Aug. 1$, 15 said id Testa Tt was entitled ldto 

other monetary compensation from 

Income he could have expected to 

receive from to city. The ]ud«e aave the 

dty two options on bow to pay it * 

lbs Judge niledln June that the Board 

* Commissioners breached Testa's 

Ointract when it replaced him to May 

with local attorney^Dennia Qulnfl. A 

afao.ruled Testa would handle editing 

* casea for the dty while Qutan 

! handle any new matters until 

io reached his final decision. 

Testa will receive I9.2M, the, 

remainder of Ms yearly salary, payable 

monthly or discounted at the current 

prime rate of interest for cash payment, 

the judge's ruling states. 

Orucdo admitted to amount at 

damages to be expected from other 

duties Testa would have beta expected 

to perform Is speculative, so he gave the 

Pv ^W p 

The city can either allow Testa to 

continue with tega) matters he was Involved 

in before tbe contract breach, and 

compensate Mm'at the rate agreed to fal 

the contract; or have Qoten handle all 

% city's legatttoM J t y ' 

j 

ti.ttettmeof thVU^ -.,. - 

IBJayrir Michael McHiJe laid the dty 

Board of Commissioners met In an 

emergency executive session yesterday 

afternoon to discun the matter. 

"I feel what wedld waarlght," be said. 

"I.think we haw the right under the 

Walsh Act to put In a solicitor we feel 

ootnfbrtable with." 

McHale said the city's insurance 

would pay the 19,000 In damages. Be 

added he hasn't been opposed to aUowlng 

Testa to complete work on matters 

which he was Involved In before May. 

The mayor said tb« dty has already 

saved money with Quirai as solicitor 

because he has completed wort the 

previous commlsslonerB could newr get 

Testa to flaaUw, such as oWamtag a 

"standard operating procedure" manual 

for to Police Department and providing 

(PJease turn to page U) 

14 vie for Miss OC crown Saturday night 

7pTJ L\| 

, - photo by Stnlor Studio 

Jennifer Rankin of El Pago, Texas, on vacation here' this week, rescued this sea horse from 

several sea gulls on the 59th Street beach. ' '- 

SONS 

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EXCH. 

49884 

Council split 

on blue law j' 

By ANTTA J.SPIEGEL 

Sentiiid-LcdgCTStaff 

persona or property itmimHug 

repair. 

Atispeeua meeting Wedaisdayiilfttr h(No4»i7/'itidi*owiu^tai»*ranUuelaw*A»nr^ ] 

Charles Previtl recommended fliat : 

Cbuncfl consider. 

Brownlee •— who Introduced a utodoA^ 

an^f»wbat coiaityHrtlaw»resWct- : 

|3The Anchorage -will be 

the move in 

*'SOMERS POINT - The Planning me 'Anchorage and developing to The Board beard testimony Wed-; 

Afijjtrd ' •" ' Wednesday 'night night ggave 

restaurant. The second phase Is to nesdaybmWUIIasiIajsseU,aQuuV)ing! 

pjelimlnary approval '- for a developer • ' ' to construction of the stores while phase mover who has,been contracted to'. 

Btove tl?e Anchorage Tavern to a new 

Kte'and renovate itlntoa restaurant and 

cttfthict'-afrllMiiu't motel wl the- Ancfiorage'* 

present site, 1 three is the construction of the motel. AH relocate to Anchorage building. 1 

three phases will be completed In three .'said It will cost ,Wi,M0 to move the^ 

years, he laid. • , (Rease turn to page M) 

• 

"The tipproval came after four months 

"at hearings which called for numeroof and riiore... 

^b to .the developer's; original 

l i t o l a a 

fioiwbnequent to iiW 

18 letters to tbe editor, begin \. .7'. * „..,.". Section 2, page 4 ; I 

ped on both project^ 

bewvUIeiMjIghbprsH ' 

*am^develop«rv'K

-a 

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PAGE I - SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN OTY, N.J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,IMS, 

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Men's Summer Sport Coats 

and Suits 

Every liBhfwtighf sport coat and 

suit in stock is now half price. 

Sizes 31-46, Regularly $80.00 • $160.00 

40% OFF 

u Men's 

"Short Sleeve 

Sport Shirts and 

Tee Shirts 

20% OFF 

Costume Jewelry 

Choose from our collection 

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and bracelets, 

Reg. $3.00 to 570.00 

Now $2.40 to $56.00 • 

Watches not included 

25% OFF 

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Organizers and purse 

accessories for 

every need. Reg. $6.00 • $24.00 

NOW $4.50 to $18.00 

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Collection from 

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flannel shirts, sweater 

vests and skirts In 

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20% OFF 

Summer 

Handbags 

What a selection — 

Vinyls 

leathers, 

fabrics, and 

straw I 

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Woodboard 

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Reg. $4.39 ea. 

Each puzzle is identified 

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of puzzle pieces. 

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All Rockers 

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25" Zenith® Color Console 

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Fall Skirts 

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regularly $20.00 

Tweed, Wool blends, poly 

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Up to 

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Simplicity pattern in 

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Dinner and salad plates, 

cup and saucer 

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4 . • Rtg. NOW 

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ANISO ...$i8.50 $15.35 

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Save on our newest 

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sizes 6 to 18. From 

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"Glimmers" Bra 

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Available In white or 

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Regularly $15.50 $16.50 

Coordinating panty tool 

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Reg. $1.29-$1.69 

Assorted colors 

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baby and Wlntuk yarns. 

15% OFF 

All Lamps 

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40% OFF 

Men's • Women's • Children's 

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Save on swimwear, 

tee shirts, polo shirts, 

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Famous makers like O.P., 

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Flannel and 

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a variety of colors and 

prints In slies S-MLXL 

Reg. $10.00 to $15.00 

Rubbermaid 

Laundry Basket 

NOW $3.39 

Reg. $6.19 

Rugged construction In 

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all bathing suits are now reduced. 

So why not treat the whole family? 

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Shorts, polos, short sets, 

slack sets, sunsuits, 

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Reg. $5,00 - S25.M 

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Reg. $30.00 • S38.00 

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Carved stone boms with 

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grey, brown, ptnle or blue 

25% OFF* 

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FK1DAY, AtUUST 23,1985 

THE SENTINELLEnttER, OCEAN CITY, N.J 

Mainland School Board wins two cases 

HNWOOD—The Mainland 

Rdrlonal High School Board 

of Education recently won two 

Qt£a brought against It by 

thq Mainland Teachers 

Aajociatlon, the teachers' 

iT^n. 

»one ease, the MTA filed a 

pplalnt against teacher 

i duty assignments at the 

.h school. The MTA 

Beved the assignments 

ild be made on a rotating 

batfs so certain teachers don't 

get stuck with the worst 

assignments every year. 

I fjjne duty assignments 

Area doctor 

Include cafeteria duty, study 

haU duty, corridor or haU 

patrol and attendance duty. 

The Board maintained the 

assignments are made after 

teaching periods are determined. 

Also, the teacher's 

lunch and preparatory 

periods are aim scheduled 

prior to the line duty 

assignment, which makes up 

he eighth class period. Some 

teachers receive the same 

line duty because they are the 

only ones available at a 

certain time. 

"I am not convinced that 

ttiere Is iufflelent tactual 

bases herein to deviate from 

the well-established legal 

principle that aisignmenU 

are managerial prerogaUvea 

which are neither negotiable 

nor arbitt-able.'Vdetannlned 

Arnold Zudlck. a hearing 

officer (or the state Public 

Employment Relations 

Commission 

If the Board were forced to 

rotate line duty assipments, 

it would adversely affect its 

ability to provide the 

necessary classroom In- 

Body of crash victim identified 

body found Monday 

g In lower Delaware 

Bay hag been positively 

Idtifid as that of a Soraare 

nt cardiologist whose 

crashed Into the bay 

body was Identified 

Thursday as that of Dr. 

Hatold Green, 35, by Cape 

May County Medical 

Expmlner John Napoleon. 

Napoleon used Green's dental 

x-ray records to make the 

Identification 

cause of death was 

as extensive injuries, 

Green's nest of Un has 

beta notified, according to 

Napoleon. 

The body was located 

around 11:20 a.m. Monday by 

flie crew of a passing pleasure 

bo£t, according to Sgt. 

Richard Keller of the state 

police marine bureau at 

* Bivalve. 

' the badly decomposed body 

surfaced in approximately the 

safhe location the plane went 

dofrn, Keller said. 

Papers found in a wallet on 

me body belonged to Ureen, 

but they weren't enough to 

make a positive Identification 

Officials had to 

wait for Green's dental 

records to arrive from 

Philadelphia. The records 

arrived Thursday morning. 

Green was returning alone 

to Ocean City from 

WUminiton, Del, Aug. 8 when 

his pkne crashed around 8:40 

p.m Into the bay about a mile 

from shore off the Villas in 

Lower Township, A Coast 

Guard helicopter witnessed 

the plane plummet from 1,500 

feet at a 70 degree angle. 

A search of the area for 

several days turned up only 

twisted parts of the fuselage, 

part of a seat cushion and 

Oven's flight bag containing 

his log and navigation 

equipment. 

No cause has been determined 

for the accident, which 

will be mvesUpted by the 

National Transportation 

Safety Board. 

Green, of the Create Bay 

Was Condominiums, joined 

On cardiology staff at Siore 

Accident victim dies 

An accident victim died 

Monday night in Short 

Memorial Hospital from 

»injuries sustained In a three- 

*«* wash on Bay Avenue here 

early Sunday morning. 

John Larkta, M, of Long 

Island was admitted to the 

hospital's intensive care unit 

takritteal condition following 

mt 4:20 a.m. mishap in which 

Al car he was riding and 

•jottier vehicle were stopped 

at; the traffic light at 14th 

êet and Bay Avenue before 

I a £Mrd vehicle crashed into 

ibin 

{hia driver of the vehicle in 

wfclch Larkin was a 

passenger, Steven Slckel, 19, 

of ."Woodbury, was admitted to 

Store Memorial and released 

Williaffi Dunn, 24, of 

MJlvlUej driver of the car 

which plowed Into Sicke's 

stopped vehicle — which 

©subeequently struck a vehicle 

operated by Richard 

Wthuek, 30, of Ocean City _ 

was discharged from toe 

hqspital Wednesday, 

punn's passenger, Edward 

Duford, 20, of SculMle and 

Paachuck's passenger, 

asanne Rkzo, 25, of Medford 

Lakes, were treated and 

released following the aeddent. 

Pashuck was uninjured. 

According to Pfl, Curt DuB, 

investigation of the Incident 

could take three weeks and 

result in a death by auto case. 

-Anita J.Spiegel 

emendations 

Th# sentinel Ledger ifritFe* ter 

atfOfsey sm coffipieteness In 

reperiing, arid s$k% thai errsr% or 

omissiem of fact » t.rouont Im 

mediately is the edifof'i affgnfion 

UK eaiiins muii blHanncn of 

optnien sfteuid be S33r«ie€ fs Lei 

ten feme Editor. 

The tuna pictured on the' 

front page of Tuesday's issue 

WPS incorrectly identified as a 

wan oo. 

City officials are at a loss as 

to where Wormanon may 

have come from mat only 7 

percent of the city's property 

owners are registered voters. 

Such a statement Is referred 

to in a letter to the editor m 

today's edition.) headlined 

Entire community should 

have say on the blue law. 

Officials maintain it would 

take a computer to determine 

what percentage of local 

property owners are voters 

here. 

"3. CAKES 

For All Occasions 

Call 

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Closed Sunday 

FOOD PROCESSOR 

Supply i,lmltta ij K£ 

OLCIOPIus 

Food Processor 1 *99°° 

ONNECTION 

Memorial Hospital Aug. 1 

after completing his 

residency at St. Joseph 

Mica! Center in Patterson. 

He moved to Soners Point 

from South Orange. 

He was also associated with 

the Northfield Medical 

Association and received his 

medical degree In 1B7S from 

Fir Eastern Unlvergiry In 

Manila, Philippines, His 

undergraduate studies were 

at Gettysburg College in 

Pennsylvania, 

—Ken We* 'fcerford 

Weather 

Mostly sunny today with 

highs from 75 to 80 and a low 

of 60. Fair Saturday and 

Sunday with highs In be 

upper 70s to low 80s and Iowa 

from K to a. Chance of 

showers Monday via highs 

again from 75 to 80 and lows 

•gain from 60 to 65 — 

NATIONAL WEATHER 

SERVICE. 

tides 

CMrtMr JMMMII'I illfMl tHMHS 

For 9th Street drawbridge 

High Uw 

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

23Fri 2:11 2:Si 8:26 B:2S 

MSat 3:15 3:54 9:W I«:W 

25Sun 4:21 5:03 10:40 11:31 

2SM«i 5:39 6:07 11:42 

27Tue 6:43 7:02 (2:32 12:39 

For Great Egg Harbor Inlet, 

subtract 12 minutes from high 

tide; subtract 17 minutes from 

low tide. 

For Sea Isle City beachfront, 

subtract 18 minutes from high 

and low tide. 

ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

Moon in Apogee,..,,,,. Aug. 8 

New Moon ,. Aug. 18 

Moon in Perigee , Aug. 20 

Full Moon Aug. 30 

struction for students, he said 

in Jus report. 

The other case wai an 

arbitration hearing where the 

guidance counselors wanted 

compensation for what they 

Aarged was an increased 

workload last fall when the 

Board failed to hire a director 

for the guidance departirant. 

The Board eliminated the 

director 1 ! position and instead, 

named an existing 

counselor as coordinator In 

December li§«. They also 

hired a part-time counselor to 

replace a full-time staff 

member who resigned. 

The MTA was seeking 

compensation for the counselors 

at one-seventh of their 

alary and a release from 

duties previously performed 

by administrators. They 

claimed the counselors 

workload had increased to 

Include the former director's 

duties as well as their normal 

guidance obligations. 

The arbitrator, John J, 

FMrce, determined there was 

no proof of a substantial Increase 

in the workload of the 

counselors and the extra 

duties were related to or part 

of the duties and functions of 

Oiacounselors. 

The arbitration case cost 

0,128 which was spUt equally 

between the Board and the 

MTA. A bill hasn't been 

received yet for the first ease. 

Board President Lesser 

Undenbaum was pleased with 

the decisions. 

"WeU, 1 hope people reaUie 

now why our legal bills are so 

high," he said, "because of 

frivelous cases like Mi," 

Ken Weatherford 

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Mr, and Mrs, George Weatherby 

Marking 50th 

anniversary 

George and Edith 

Weatherby of 38 E. Station 

Rd. will celebrate their 50 

wedding anniversary on 

Saturday, Aug. 24. 

Tt» couple wsre married In 

Philadelphia and formerly 

Uved In the Mayfalr section of 

FMadelpbia. They moved to 

Ocean Qty In 1979. 

w The Weatherbys tone a ton, 

^GMy of Texas, and a 

•daughter, Edith Dockray of 

-Wayne, Pa. and four grand- 

Mao serving on the board 

are Glnda Mortensen, vice 

president; Joyce Klemic, 

membership chairman; 

Wr^hla laldwln, seffetary! 

Mary Lou O'Connel, \ 

treasurer- Mule Harriniton, 

financial secretary; Lou Ann 

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Heidi Hibba, fund- 

THE 8ENTINELLEDGER, OCEA\ CITY, N.j. 

PAGE 5 - SECTION ONE 

CF craft show Aug. 28 

The ocean charter chapter committee chairmen reporti 

of the American Business 

The program for the 

given. 

Women's Association will 

evening wai a slide preien- 

Susan Doll, public relations 

bold a luncheon and fashion 

totlon and talk on The Senchairman, 

announced the 

show, 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 

Hn«|.Ledffr in Ocean City 

Sept. 13 meeting will be anpresented 

by Mrs. 

at The Flanders Hotel. enrollment event at theWelssenberg 

and Marie 

Pat Phillips, chairman for Gardens Plaza Condominium ftlber, A question and answer 

the event, announced the This meeting is open to any period followed. 

theme will be "A woman In woman who works and would 

Itai." 

be Interested In meeting and The local chapter of the 

. Fashions from Cross helping othar women. association is open to any 

Country In Central Square Refreshments will be served woman that works on a 

and Lynda's Fum of Margate Tfisb Dice, program 

will --- -. be modeld :""""* b "•"•••"" b *• •"" wiug, program regular basis in any oc- 

mil be modeled by members chairman, announced d the th ki skit cupation or field. Dinner 

dt the fluodatton. Ticket! lor "September Song" wlfl be meetings are held one* a 

the luncheon and show will be presented by members at the month in an area restaurant 

«5. Proceeds will benefit the event and Barb! Harris with a guest speaker and 

• scholarship fund, chairman for the Hopefully vocational (member) 

The regular monthly Annual Quilt Show wiU speak speaker 

meeting was held at Mae's at the Oct. 10 meeting. 

Restaurant in Somers Point Mary Jane Weisaenberg, The non-profit organization 

with Susan Minichino, treasurer, gave the vocational was established bo raise funds 

president, conducting and ê«eh for the month. tor scholarships for women to 

further their education. The .1, ^"? 

local chapter holds fund 

raising events throughout the 

year to benefit the scholarship 

fund. 

For Information on tun- 

Aeon tickets or attending a 

meeting, call Rhoda Brown, 

398-6396, Ms. Minidiino, 391- 

1170 or Mrs. Huber. 399-2652 

evenings 

Mrt qUartel from lef1 ' Jlm The first Cyitie Fibrosii million carnai of the CF 

Foundation craft ihow will be gene. For the children and 

8 i.m, to 3 p.rn Wtdnesday, young adult! with this genetic 

Aug M at thi Muilc Pier on Wler, there is no control _ 

ttit boardwalk 

and no cure. 

Over 50 crafteri will par- Twenty-five yean ago, 

ticipate in this "itrictly when the Cyitie Fibrosis 

crafts" event. Myra Cor- Foundation was established, 

cor an, eo-djairperwn, U the few children wi' a CF lived 

mother of two children with beyond 3 yeari oi age. Today, 

Cystic Fibrosis and has ex through research, can, and 

parienced first hand the need education, many of these 

for research and education of children reach young 

the general public in harnMs- adulthood. The challenge is 

ing this killer 

being met by volunteers who 

All proceeds from the support, the Cyitte Ftbroiis 

crafters spac* fee and sale of Foundation. 

beagles and ice tea will go For further information call 

directly to the Cyitie Fibrosis 

Foundation. 

maw. 

Someone dies evecy eight 

hours from Cystic Fibrosis, a TURNER ON LIST 

disease involving the lungs Victoria A. Turner, 

Pickering, Deborah Wlt- and digestive system. Often daughter of Dr. and Mn. L.W. 

tkamp, Manon Callen. Charles Taylor and Florence Maguire accom- called "the great Turner of the Ocean aty 

paniut, will appears o'clock tonight on the Music Pier. * 

masquerader," CF is a major area, has been named to the 

health problem because there dean's list at the University of 

ts no test to identify the 10Richraond 

(Va.). 

Young at Heart in concert tonight 

The Young at Heart quartei The members of the urea Jim Pickering, baritone with Choliy's Country Gift Shop 

wUl be the featured artists on quartet are Marian Callen, Florence Maguire, ac- 

the Music Pier tonight 

ROUTE 9 MARMORA 

soprano; Deborah Wlttltamp, 

Between MtU St. and Ki# 

oompanlst. 

fFriday at 8). 

Mb; Charlei Taylor, tenor; 

3901013 

•eesley's Point Bridge 

The group's program 

AIR 

oonaifti of a varied program 

CONDITIONED, 

Nursery school elects 

of tfiow tunei and olcWme 

favorites One portion of the 

SOftffiRS POWT - Marie ralimi ehalnnan; and Pattt parint.t«aeh«r oriantaUen •* 

program is a long put Into 

Arleth has been re-elected IhrBey, publicity ehainnan. 10 a.m. when parents will be 

notton by Wlttkamp when she 

president of the board of Head teacher is Leonora given an opportunity to see all 

interprets one of the numbers 

directors for the Mainland Kartock, asiiited by Patricia the facilities and get 

in sign language. 

Nursery School's 1985-86 Oaaii, both accredited in pre- acquainted with the teachers 

school term. 

school through eighth. and the board members. 

The Music Pier U located 

Wreaths • Primitives. 

between 8th and 9th Street 

On niuriday. Sept, 5, the For further information on 

Country Tablecloths • Runners & Things 

(Moorlyn Terrace) on the 

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Two here in their 100th year cited by Social Security in its 50th 

Congressman William J. Hughei, left and 

Social Security District Manager, Oscar Ernst, 

honor Mabel Y. Simmons on the 50th Anniversary 

of Social Securitv. 

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Two Ocean City centenarians, 

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and Agnes Stniliiers, were 

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with the 50th anniversary of 

Social Security. 

Mrs., Simons and Mrs. 

a-utheri are two of 18 persons 

in this area who are or 

will be 100 this year Sii make 

their home In Ocean City and 

six in Atlantic City 

Mrs, Simons was 

congratulated during a 

personal visit by 

Congressman William J. 

Hughes and Sodal Security 

Distr'ct Manager Oscar 

Ernst. Mrs. Struthers was 

similiarly congratulated by 

Ocean City Mayor Jack 

Httner and Emst. 

Mrs. Simons ii a 

Philadelphia native, who 

after many yean of summer 

visits to the seashore ana, 

moved to Cape May County in 

lflSi and Oc«an City in 1972. 

She is a graduate of Girl's 

High School and The School of 

Design in Philadelphia. She is 

a retired teacher. 

She has three surviving 

children, the oldest 74. 

and numberoufl grand- 

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Bathing Suits values to ssa.oo, ,,. $1 o.OO 

Jackets & Blazers values to tus,,, $20,00 

, Slacks - iln»ns & eefons values to $80.00 $10. & $20 

Skirts values to $70.00 $10 & $20 

Shorts Values to $60.00 , $1 & $10 

BlOUSeS Values to MO.OO , $10 & $15 

Dresses & Jumpsuits values to nso. , $20 00 

T-ShirtS Values to $40.00 $5 & $10 

Slickers t '...'."..'.".,."$10.00 

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Paper Suits .. ; •.. $8#*00 

Hats & scarves $5

i PAGES — SECTION ONE THE SKNT1NBL.LEPUBR, OCEAN CITY, NJ. FRIDAY. AUGUST 23,1985 

Two here in their 100th year cited by Social Security in its 50th 

Congressman William J, Hughes, left and 

Social Security District Manager, Oscar Ernst, 

honor Mabel Y, Simmons on the 50th Anniversary 

of Social Security, 

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Two Ocian City ceilttnarlana, 

Mabel Y, Simons 

and Agnes Stnithers, were 

dted rectntiy In conjunction 

with the 90th anniversary of 

Social Sicurity, 

Mrs, Simons and Mrs. 

Struthera are two of 18 persons 

in this area who ar§ or 

will be 100 this year. Six make 

their home in Ocean City and 

sU in Atlantic City, 

Mri. Simons was 

congratulated during a 

personal visit by 

Congressman William J, 

ttighea and Social Security 

District Manager Oscar 

Brat. Mrs, Struthers was 

similarly congratulated by 

Ocean City_. Mayor Jack 

Bittner and Ernst, 

Mrs, Simons ii a 

Philadelphia native, who 

after many years of summer 

vislta to the seashore area, 

moved to Cape May County in 

IBM and Ocean City in 1972, 

She Is a graduate of Girl's 

High School and The School of 

Design in Philadelphia She is 

a retired teacher. 

She ha* three surviving 

children, the oldest 74, 

and numberous grand- 

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SklrtS Values to $70,00 ,,.,,. $10 & $20 

Shorts, values to wo.oo , ,$S8t $10 

BiOUSes Values to $60.00., , $fg £ gj 5 

Dresses & Jumpsuits values to siso........ .'.„'.'.".'.'.'.'... $20.00 

T-ShirtS Values to $40 00 $5 & $10 

Slickers $1000 

Sneakers & Shoes. $10 00 

Paper Suits .. , t $800 

Hats & Scarves.. . . . . $5#00 

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Fourteen to vie for Miss Ocean City crown Saturday night 

Fourteen contestants wUl will KeUy Uy Baker, Baker, a a senior aenior „. at sino ling Hurino during ihB the »•!«« talent com- «im. r.uh... Goldberg, 17, \i a , .«!„ senior at ,, . ,,,.(i, ,»j ,. i,i,_, . , , ._ . . . 

Mrs. Struthers 

Mayor Jack Bittner. left and Social Security District Manager, Oscar 

Krnst, honor Agnes Struthers on the 50th Anniversary of Social Security. 

children, great-granacnimren Simons reflected on the many and their dependents as well, 

and d great-great changes that ha ve taken place Ernst noted. "Almost every 

grandchildren. She was ta American sode^ staee the person in America U touched 

married in 1910 and has been d«yi of her youth, especially by Social Security in aome 

a widow for many yeiw, Sioje connected with modes of my," he aaid, "TTure U 

On thin occasion Mri, transportation, urban hardly a family that doesn't 

development and the passing have at least one member 

of an agricultural society. either receiving benefits bfit or 

Mrs. Simons has been paying into the system 

receiving Social Security towards their lifetime 

benefits for the put 31 yean. nretecBon." 

Over the yean her benefits Agnes Struthers was born in 

UPHOLSTERING were Increased periodically to Scotland but emigrated to 

keep up with Increases In the the United States with her 

SLIPCOVERS 

cost-of-living. Her benefit husband and family In 1923, 

BEDSPREADS, went from fM per month "Hie family settled in 

CUSHIONS when her entitlement began to Philadelphia where her 

$259.50 now. 

husband worked In the carpet 

Marmora, N.J, Social Security not only weaving Industry. Although 

protects the retired worker she worked on a farm in her 

390=0266 Uke Mn, Simons but provides youth, she was not employed 

for disability, survivor and outside her home since her 

Medicare benefits for workers marriage at the age of 20. 

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Vinlnof - 823.5774 

Optn 101:30 

Wed, lOip.m, 

1 four 

children were all born in 

Scotland. Two lurvlve- the 

oldest Is 73, 

Sie moved to Ocean City In 

IBWand now makei her home 

with a daughter. 

She has been receiving 

widow 1 * benefits for 28 years, 

dnce her husband's Seath in 

1958. During those 28 years, 

she never failed to receive her 

check on the exact day it was 

due, 

..1 V 

Aug. 14 was the 50th an- Debbie Tweed 

niversary of Social Security. 

"It protects and has 

protected miUloni of workers Named 

and their dependents against 

total Income lost when earn 

bigg stop because of old-age, head coach 

disability or death," Ernst 

points out, 

Debbie Tweed has beau 

"Over 38 million persons appointed held coach of I 

currently reeiive cash hockey and lacrosse ani I 

monthly benefits," he con- director of lntramurals ,a{* 

Unued. "It provides i solM Shippensburg 

foundation upon which Unlveriity. 

workers can build to insure More starting full time at 

tfcilr financial security." 

HUMMING BIRDS 

AT LEAMTOG'i RUN 

A guided tour of Learning's 

Run Gardens, Route S, 

Swainton, with emphasis on 

fee many Humming Birds 

there, will ie conducted at 

10:30 a.m. on Thursday, 

August 29, For Information 

call 465-5871. 

! 

compete for more than 12000 

gymnastic and tumbling 

Ocean City HUjh School, who 

a student at Dreiel University 

ta scholarships during the 

petition; Jennifer Johnson, 18, Ocean City High School will routine. 

wlU sing in her portion of the 

who will entertain the 

ISM Miss Ocean City 

a student at Ocean Cl^ High, sing for her talent com- AIM, Regina dosser, 18, a 

talent eompetitien; Mieheli 

audience by singing; and 

gft Scholarship pageant on 

Hill entertain the audience on petition; and Lora Lee Betts, student at Ocean aty High 

RosBdo, 1?, a student it 

Qieryl McCauley, 17, a senior 

Satarday ntgJit, 

Oii piano and Jackie Perry, 16, a student at Ocean aty School who will perform a 

Hshop Euataee Prep, who 

at Ocean aty High School 

U, a-student at Ocean City High School who will do a ]aa routine; Lori Martin, 20, 

The 8:15 pageant on thewUl 

also sing; Kate Oaynor, 

who will perform a Jazz 

High School, who wm perform 

Music Pier at Moorlyn W, also a student it Ocean original poetry readings. 

Terrace will feature talent, aty High, who will entertain Also, Susan McClaln. 16, a 

evening gown, swlmsuit and the audience with a dramatic 

personal Interview com- 

Student at Atlantic Christian 

monologue; Amy Smith, 18, 

petitions. 

School who will sing during 

sophomore st' Grove City the talent portion of the 

The year's pageant, OoUige, who will perform a competition; QirisMne Rlno, 

directed by Nathan Kate and jaw dance routine; Amy 18, a student at Ocean .City 

produced and emceed by MeardeU, 17, a student at High School will perform a 

Laurie Berchtold Kohr, Miss Ocean Cltv Htah Srhool, will jazz dance routine f Owen 

New Jersey 1978, will also 

provide entertainers 

presenting • number of 

today's popular songs and 

dances. 

Miss Ocean City 1985, Trlela 

lowman, wUJ be featured 

along with a east of entertainers 

in addition ta 15 of 

Ottan City's "most out- 

Owen Goldberg Regina Oosser 

standing young ladles," Kate 

JBHA 

The contestants include: 

the unlverilty, Tweed, a 

member of the United States 

Women's Lacrosse Team, will 

by leaving for Saskatoon, 

Saskatchewan to compete In 

the Canadian National 

Lacrosse Championship 

Lora Lee Betts 

where the UJ. women wUl be 

defending Uwlr title. 

For the past two years 

Tweed has been an instructor 

at the Ocean City Community 

Center. 

Billy Krechmer 

Susan McClain Christine Rizzo 

jazz concert 

The South Jersey Regional "Lait summer the overi 

Theatre announces that Jazz Sow audience was willing • 

legend Billy Krecnmer will be stand in the lobby," 

returning to present an SJRT executive director Pa 

evening of Jazz with members Aiken. "It was thrilling to i 

of his original Jam Session all those people.' 

Amy McCardell Cheryl McCauley 

sejrfet, 8:15 pjn. Aug. 28, man who so gracious 

Jam buffs wU remember supports our theatre." 

that Krechmer came out of 

Mathew 0. Finkelson, D.M.D., M.M.Sc. 

Mon., Tuts., and Wed. 

Sr-' 

retirement after 17 years in A graduate of the Curtis 


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1M3 to stage a comeback School of Music, Krechmer 


concert which played to an began his musical career as a 

HAIRCUTS .. '4.50 

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SK) crowd. 

sideirwn with the big hands A 

ORTHODONTICS 

A trustee of the SJRT, Russ Columbo, Vincent 

SHAMPOO & SET 

Krechiner Is presenting his Lopez, Red Nichols, Geo£ 



concert as a benefit fund Krupa and Glenn Miller. In 

•4.50 

Roan wrap 

raiser for the non-profit 1938 he opened big own club, 

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CRITIQUE 

A season for all men and women 

ByEDWISMER us all work very hard to keep superb soloists who should be foundation this year with one along with the tumour of 'IS 

up witti him. 

seen and heard by even those greatly deserved ovation with the speed of a runaway 

The Ocean Qty Pops' Maria Kafkalis, daughter of who are not habitual concert after another. The beauteous express train. Don't throw 

of hits continues with local resUurantuen, Michael buffs, 

MM Luenby, with her TlUan •way your remaining op- 

overlapping delight*. ThU and Catherine Kaikalla, made Jean Mis, who la making a tresses and peaches and portunities for some en- 

oolumn U submitted early In her second appearance with return appearance at the Her cream complexion, is a 

chanted evenings with 

ft? week in order to make fe§ Pops as guest iwlolst andafter 

far too long a hiatus, la a reincarnation of the Jiutly 

Maestro Ruggieri, Tom 

Friday's edition of Thecaptivated 

her audience as formidable performer with a revered Geraldlne Farmr. 

Perkins and the "Moorlyn 

Terrace Repertory Com» 

Sentinel-Ledger. Con- usual.wlth growing vocal skUl glorious, ringing tenor voice 

puny." 

sequently, marvelous things and great stage presence. The who sings with great In- Laienby possesses a great 

happen at the Music Pier on* 

young lady is destined for a telligence and feeling. Mr. natural voice augmented by Ed WMtmr is the 

Wednesday that, in all great career in en- Dies has more than paid his fine acting and presentation. Ocean City artist 

honesty cannot be written up tertainment 

dues and has overcome great Sie doesn't just sing but whose sketches oc- 

In advance 

Now we eome to the current adversity. His powerful and becomes the person whose eomptmy his critiques 

Last Wednesday night was fabulous attraction a the Pops beautiful singing is a triumph role she is portraying. 

just one of many such oc- concerts. The orchestra alone of persistence and love, Luenby has the coloratlve 

casions thia glorious season. to well worth the price of ft-avo! 

agility of a chameleon and U 

Maestro Ruggieri keeps admission and is still the Deborah Laienby made her much more appealing to theRuggieri 

announces soloists 

coming Up with an em- premier entertainment value debut with the Pops last year eye. If you missed her. your 

barrassment of musical in Ocean City, but Ruggieri with resounding success and lass Is lamentable. 

For the ninth week of the 

riches each week and makes has packed his schedule with has built on that itrons Ruggieri has so enriched Ocean City ftps Orchestra, 

our lives with his discoveries Frank Ruggieri, musical 

that I almost made the faux director, announces the 

pas of the century by falling to soloists will be La Venue 

mention the Fujil family who 


Tlegs, Laurence Rosania 

provided even more pleasure and on Wednesday evening 

for the audience than we areAug. 

», Cynthia Stewart, 

entitled to. How easily we 

Soprano La Vonne Tlegs 

Your Life 

become spoiled. 

enjoy* a reputation In opera, 

Sixteen-year-old Miss Yoko oratorio and recital work. She 

Fuji! captivated all with her has sung such familiar roles 

Starts Here. 

rendition of Henri as both Miml and Musetta In 

WieniawskJ'fl Violin Concerto, Puccini's La Bahama, 

(1st movement) followed by Marguerite In Gounod's 

the J.S. Bach Partita No, J, 

NOW. 

Faust, Mrs Ford in Nicolal's 

Both are considerable 

Cynthia Stewart 

ITw Merry Wiuu of Windsor, 

accomplishments for one so 

You can still sign up for a class at Atlantic Com- 

Gretel in Humperdinck's 

Strew — was hailed by the La Vonne Tlegs 

young and they were played fiin.sci and Qrttel and Roslna 

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Laurence Rosania 

in Rossini's The Barber of 

"musically expressive" has a variety of performing, 

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Seville, 

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experiences, Including roles 

overlook 5-year-old Tare FujU 

children in many per* Rosania is a graduate of in such operas as Cost Fan 

tion. Fainting. And more 

with his miniature cello woo is 

She has performed with formances In Connecticut, Yale University, and has also Tutte, Tht Marrlagt of 


already on the heels of Yo Yo such companies as the Mot New Jersey and New York studied at the College of Figaro, Hansel and Omel, u 

Ma, 

Paul Opera Association, New with the CMldren-s Opera Music at Temple University well as liturgical works such 

$36.50 per credit and a $5 fee for late registra- 

The POM season is waning York Lyric Opera, the Bronx Theatre. 

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Opera. Miss Tiegs has also 

609446-4950, at. 306, or 609-625-1111. We're 

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aty appearance — as thegraduate 

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Council split over blue law referendum 

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FACE 13 - SECTION ONI 

By Ri KEN tiMy wrATHvonnn WEATHERFORD «,„, they see , no way to fight the 

. " 

Sentinel Ledger Staff outside music they claim Is so Scanlon agreed the restriction "I thought we had a 

loud it sometimes drives them could be relmposed at anypeaceful 

coexistence," she 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - from their homes. The ABC time if problems arose, said. 

Strathmere reddenta who led action effectively takes Committeeman Thomas Wisniewska believes they 

the fight against outside control away from the Banner said the Committee's will be forced to hire an at- 

music at the DeauvUle Inn Township and places It with decision in May was based torney because they will 

^ 

expressed their frustration higher authorities. 

partly on Scanlon's comment. continue the fight against the 

Monday night to TownaWp 

"Isn't there anything we "We placed some reliance music. 

Oommittee over the music's 

continuation following the 

can do?" asked Sophia on that," he laid. • 

"I'm afraid it's going to cost 

Deauvilie's appeal of the 

Wisniewska, who lives Scanlon, who wasn't at all of us some money," she 

governing body's reiniposing 

directly across the street Monday's Committee said, "We feel very frustrated 

a reitricUon on the tavim'i 

from the tavern, 

meeting, said previously the by the whole thing." { 

liquor license, 

Township Solicitor James 

Deauville decided to continue Contacted by The Sentinel- 

Waldron recommended the 

with the outside luaus because Ledger on Tuesday, Scanlon 

the Committee relmposed residents obtain legal counsel 

they believed they have done said Monday's luau was a 

a restriction Aug. If If they want to fight file ap- 

nothing wrong. She also said private party for managers 

prohibiting outside music at peal. The governing body Is 

fee residents who are comfrom 

the McDonald's Corp, 

the Dtauvme. It had lifted the already involved In the appeal 

plaining have been opposed to and was scheduled over a 

restriction in May. on the basis of the record from 

everything she and hermonth 

ago. The music portion 

The Deauville, however, last week's hearing, he said, 

family have tried to do at the lasted only 30 minutes, the 

appealed the decision last and could not represent the 

Deauville since they pur- said, and the band consisted 

weak and received a stay objections of the resident*. 

chased it. 

of only two musicians. 

from the director of the state "It's totally improper for 

"We cut it down con-* School starts Sept, 4 

Division of Alcoholic ttie Township Committee to 

Wisniewska told The slderably because we're very* 

Beverage Control. Tne stay become involved in one cause 

Sentinel-Ledger after Mon- conscious of It," she said, "Ocean City High School Oprtano esplalned 

allows the tavern to continue or another," Waldron said, To 

day's meeting she doesn't There are no other Monday 'anticipates over 1200 students Parents and students are 

with the outside music pen- do that would permanently 

have a personal vendetta events scheduled, she added. ••* grades rune through 12 reminded that pictures for 

ding the result of the appeal, disqualify the governing body 

against the Deauville. Toe The band Saturday is not ••when school opens on Wed- grades 9,10,11, and 12 will be 

In issuing the stay, the ABC from ruling on any future 

whole fight between the part of a Deauville event, but liesday, Sept. 4, reports taken on Monday, Sept I in 

said restrictions can only be matters concerning the 

residents and the neighboring will be on a boat as part of the •Principal Michael Cipriano, physical education classes. 

placed on a liquor license at DeauvUle's liquor license, ha 

business has been extremely "Nightmare in Strathmere," • • The homeroom wUl start at Uentlflcatton cards wUl be 

the beginning of a license aid. 

disturbing, she added. a boat parade which is Strath- f:03 a.m. with the first class issued later, 

year. The Committee reissued 

"We're not opposed to the 

Waldron said the residents 

mere's version of Ocean 'teglnnlng at 8:13 a.m. and the Cipriano urges parents to 

all township liquor licenses in 

fact that they're a business. 

might be able to obtain an 

(Sty's "Night in Venice," ; last period ending at 2:40 p.m. become acquainted with the 

June. 

We appreciate that the 

injunction against the music 

Scanlon said. > Rudents will have a lunch student handbook given to 

The residents fear the 

community needs a 

from the Superior Court, but 

The parade is being* period as part of their each student so that they will 

music, which was previously 

business," she said. 

that court would first have to 

organized by local residents > schedule. All students who not only know the rules Hut 

limited to Thursday night 

There weren't any 

be persuaded to take 

and the Deauvllle's only In- •attend the Vocational, govern students' behavior, „(„„, , ~ - - 

luaus, will become an 

problems between the 

Jurisdiction in the case. 

volvement Is entering a boat •Itehnlcal CenteratOapeMay but aJao wUl become more E ^ L ° 

everyday occurrence. The 

residents and the Deauville 

The solicitor also said he 

and displaying informational 

DtauvUli held an outdoor 

until the music restriction 

disagrees with the In- 

literature on the event, she 

liiau Monday night and is 

was lifted in May, she said. 

terpretation that the 

said. 

planning to have two bands on restriction could only be 

toe bay Saturday night. placed on the license at the labor Day craft show set 

As immediate residents beginning of the license year The Mean City Arts Cen- 

near the Deauville, the neigh- 

All work by the craftspeople 

because when it was lifted ter's labor Day crafts show 

bors are frustrated because 

wUl be for sale; free ad-fcl 

Deauville owner Linda will be 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. mission Por more ln-^ 

Saturday, Aug. 31 on theformation, 

call the Arts 

Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace Center at 391.7828. 

Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Boardwalk. 

ROBERTS JOHNSON POST-2189 The Labor My weekend PVT. RODGERS 

Somers Point, N.J. 

event will feature hand- ENDS BOOT CAMP' 

trafted work by craftspeople Pvt. John J, Rodgers, son of 

from as far away as New Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rodgers 

York. Included will be crafts of 801 Seagarden Drive, 

such as wooden toys, fur- linwood, has completed basic 

niture, sculpture, jewelry, training at Fort KJwx,Ky. He 

silver and gold, quilts, to a 1980 graduate of CouncuV) 

needlepoint, stained glass, Rock High School, Newtown, 

pottery and dried flowers. ft. 

p «" te «» ilr 

•Court House, wUl have lunch familiar with opportunities "^^^ m i probably sue the city If it 

adopted an ordinance that 

clusions to the Sunday doling He thought the city should Ounn and Herbert BrownlM 

city wanted to restrict taiposed restrlctioni on some 

law because he felt any try to do everything at once also expire in May. 

delivtriii a» part of its blue businesses 

(fljeriminatlons were unfair. because If the special Previously Knight mid * 

laws, he didn't think that 

"It seam like four men- 

'•Similar groups cannot be 

legllsation were approved, a blue law vote during Conned 

would be a problem. 

bers of Council already bad 

,freated differently," Roddy 

referendum would have to and mayoral election* would 

Meanwhtfe Larry Friedel, 

their minds made up," Jones 

said "The more exception* 

take place either at a ipecial doudne taw. 

who owns the Playdlum 

mid. "It waj evident that Mr. 

(to the blue iaw) the more 

election or the municipal 

amusement and arcade 

Knight didn't even wast to 

bight also admitted there 

danger they havt of vioUtlna 

election. "If it's In May so be 

center on the boardwalk said 

listen. If he had been open 

nay be enforcement 

the law " 

it," said the councilman 

Oie merchants wo* frying to 

minded he'd have been willing 

problems with a modifkd bine 

Roddy explained it would 

whose seat Is up for election 

show thi city they were in- 

to listen." 

Isw, "The police cant be 

violate due process and equal 

next year. The tens of everywhere but the ihopper* 

terested in its Image by 

Jones also (aid he was 

protection laws If the city 

Coufleilmemberi Jeanne can fOe complaints," btlaid. 

voluntarily opening at noon. 

against the binding 

opened its recreational 

'The 'Christaiai Ust' is a 

referendum and was *ur- 

facilities but banned the 

good analogy," he said. "It 

prtjed Council didn't consider 

operation of private but 

brings to mind that song 'He's 

the advice of the attorney to 

similar services. 

making a list, checking It 

devote more dlnniiwlon to ttw 

Scullville Volunteer Fire Co.«'s 

Previtl disagreed, citing the 

twice, gonna find .out who's 

Issue. \ 

1981 case in which local 

CHICKEN POT PIE 

naughty or nice.' 

"We don't have enough tea 

businessman Joseph Harris 

"Everyone has a Ust based 

for a binding referendum," he 

unsuccessfully contended he 

DINNER 

on public perception of what'i 

said. "The but tine w» 

was being denied due process 

good and bad for ths city," he 

couldn't even get It ont of Saturday, August 24 

by not being permitted to 

continued, "But what people 

committee." 

operate a miniatu.'e golf 

want is not always the legal 

Jones was also ooneemed 

course while the city operated 

4-7 p.m. 

MAYOR PROCLAIMS way. When a majority can 

about the cost of lawsuiti and 

its golf course. Previti said 

SHRINER DAYS 

vote themselves thi fruits of 

having to pay an attorney 1100 

fee municipality can decide 

Adults '5.50 . Children '3.50 

others' labon that's (be 

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be prohibited activities as 

Mayor Jack Bittner has decline of democracy. « r..>UH1m manual as Wednesday night alone — -~ ito 

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declared Thursday through Although it may be a long way long as it achieved the goal of go to Trenton and d to t court t 

Take Outs • Bring Containers 

Saturday, Aug. 22-24 as off, this could lead to religious promoting rest, recreation But Knight, g, said he didn't dt Mays Landing Senm* Point M, 

"Crescent Temple Shrine or ethnic exclusion, and relaxation, mink think cost was a factor 

Paper Sale Days" in con- "We have to work together However, Roddy believes 

•ndStMimanviltoRd. 

because the city needed a 

junction with the Cape May to maintain and improve what 

that courts have less solicitor in the matter 

County Shrine Club in we have," Freldel added. 

tolerance for those dif- anyway. 

recognition of the 62nd an- Following the meeting, the 

ferences. He also said he 

niversary of Shriner's 

would to have to research 

merchants' attorney, Mark 

Hospitals for Crippled 

whether allowing operation of 

Roddy, uid his clients would 

Children and the more than 

municipal facilities free 

would violate a city ordinance 

one-half billion dollars 

prohibiting acts of charity on 

Shriners worldwide have CLASSIFIED ADS Sunday. 

raised to operate their BRING RBSULTS Yesterday Jones said be 

b 

b" centers, 

voted against all of the exal 

that school. available to studente. 

"' School schedules have been School offices are open from 

devised so that the vocational 8 a.m. to 4 pjn, Monday 

students will attend the first through Friday. Parents Campbells Seafood Kitchen 

ttiree or the last three classes aroecting to register new 

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fit balance of the day spent in requested to call the school at 

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building. It will be moved as a 

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Last month the naming 

Board asked Cocci to suhmlt • 

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profitability "of another 

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Council wants to regain some space from the state for parking 

Planning Board Chairman facilitate traffic HOW and 

asked Moore for man specific lessen the possibility of ac- 

data, but other Board ddents. The developer also 

members told it wasn't their agreed to give the police 

concern how successful the power to enforce the motor 

restaurant would be. vehicle codes on the premises. 

"Tha't'i their problem, not TTie portion of Goll Avenue 

ours," Board member Kim from Bay Avenue to the bay 

Felnsteln said. Current win be made a public 

weekend traffic already easement, THere was tome 

proves that another business ©onfroveriy concenuiig who 

In the area could easily owned that portion of Goll 

survive, he said, 

Avenue, but the developer 

"There'i no way the agreed to keep it open for 

restaurants that lire there can public access, and be 

facilitate the customers that responsible for all costs of 

are there," Feinsteln said. maintaining the street. City 

The Board voted 5-2 to grant Council still must approve the 

the preliminary approval for easement. 

the restaurant, but placed The developer must add a 

numerous conditions which sidewalk to the alto plan along 

must be met before final the bulkhead from Ooll 

uppreval will be considered Avenue to the porch area 

The developeri must outside the restaurant. 

submit a performance bond to The Anchorage can only be 

the ci^ covering the cost of moved between Oct. 1 to May 

moving the building and the 1 and If for some reason it 

mover mult have UaoUlty isn't moved, the developer 

insurance covering not only must cone back to the 

any property damage caused Planning Board for a revised 

by the move, but also any site-plan approval. 

claims made against the city Board member William 

because of damages. All 111 Reinert voted against the 

parking spaces on the site restaurant plans because he 

plan must also be completed didn't think they should 

within 24 months of final cluster restaurants In the 

approval with at least 74 area. Board member Charles 

completed when the Pancoast was opposed 

restaurant opens. 

because he thought the plans 

Traffic on the final block of went against the idea behind 

Oefl Avenue near the bay wUl the Bayfront Historical 

be one way towarda Bay Preservation zone, where the 

Avenue. The Police Depart- Anchorage Is located, 

ment wanted this change to "It seems to me mat every 

AHONEY' 

14th SAsbury Ave. 

399 6105 

Early Bird Special 

(4p.m. foip.m, Fri.foTliurs.) 

STUFFED SHRIMP 

*6.95 

With 2 Vegs., Salad, Roll 8, Butter 

LUNCHEON SPECIAL 

Buy One At Reg. Price 

Gel 2nd one lor % Price 

CUP ot SOUP. Sandwich, Bey. $2,78 

tefflinarti 

"The Culinary Garden, the critics 

pick as the best restaurant in Ocean City" 

Edward Hltzel, Atlantic City Sunday Press 

Juno 9,1985. 


EARLY BIRD SPECIALS *6 9S 

ume a new development Deed restriction wiU be 

appears on the docket, it placed on the motel far-' 

erodes the Intent of (bat bidding It from ever being , 

area," Pancoast Mid. converted into condominium? 

lilt Board unanimously or a cooperative. The deed , 

approved the motel plans will state tht building It for' 

after the developer made motel use only. 

changes to the outalde ol the Guests won't be able to star • 

structure after consultations In the motel longer than W 

srith the Somers Point En- oonseeuHve days or mowvironmental 

Commission. Sun 120 days in • calendar 

The Commission was con- jw. ,3 

cerned that the original motel 

plans weren't proper for the 

An on-fllte manager will to : 

provided while the motel i$ 

Bayfront Historical 

Preservation Zone. The first open. 

Door of the motel will be Sketches showing plans for , 

brick, the second floor, the beach and dock across the , 

clapboard while the roof will street from the proposed' 

be made of slate. 

motel must be removed from * * 

Bii Site plan because the,,,4 

The Planning Board also developer hadn't aaked for,, 

placed conditions on the approval for those plans. An. 

motel's preliminary ap- 

emergency access in back tfwl 

proval. 

fee motel from Delaware ." 

Kitchens won't be allowed Avenue will be added. ', : 

tn the rooms, me KXMquare- The developer's attorney,,',: 

foot rooms originally were 

_ —V -«"••« *M»/U»UIIU Raymond ruling, Poling, SH1Q said H^fcn 

designed with 

th 

a 

bd 

bedroom, would be several monthi* V 

living room and kitchen but More his client returns to 

fee Board waa afraid the seek final approval, 

motel would be turned into , !: 

eondominlums. Ken Weather*on]' 

Pay Testa, judge % 

..t- 

tells Sea Isle 

(continued from page .) (he contract tens and the *•"*:£) 

city officials with firm legal salary for those days totalled/ 

ground to take action against 

Illegal apartments in the city. 

"Wn or lose, we made the 

right decision," McHale said. 

The Board of Com' 

missloners replaced Testa 

May 21. Testa bad signed a 

contract which waa to run 

until Dec. 31, but only Commissioner 

William Van Artadalen 

remained on the 

governing body after the May 

14 municipal elections. 

Van Artsdalen, along with 

new Commissioners McHale 

and James Iannone, decided 

ttiey'd prefer a local attorney 

as solicitor. Qulnn Is from 

here- Testa, from Vlneland. 

Officials said Testa was 

difficult to contact and rarely 

answered phone messages 

from municipal employees. 

Grucdo ruled In June mat 

Testa was entitled to be 

reinstated or damages or 

both. Test! n>Hnqnlg}»d Ul 

request for reinstatement at a 

subsequent hearing and was 

seeking only to receive 

compensation for Us lost 

salary. 

Testa's contract called for a 

salary of $14,000 which waa 

later raised to $15,000. There 

were 224 days remaining In 

K - 

The contract also called for 

tem to be paid m an hour ''ffor 

services he provided other' J 

than the duties specified to UHT- 1 

contract. It was on this point:"' 

that Grucdo gave the city the • r 

two options. 

-KenWcatherford '•.''• 

Triathlon ' ( 

(COntlnUed (continued from DflBe page I) ll "T "I ravlAnaH reviewed tha thi T T in- 

the "n statute Htntlltf wnri> were nrwn orMn tn to In. In- imsn base Just lust tAkeil takes away nwnv Darldna parking Carthy Poi-thv whn who vill will atianri attend Esposito Venntiin said BQIH perhaps urkiini thi Ihn . . . . . ~ . ^-* 

took an attorney to advise the the matter, 

tersections from 12th to 15th torpretatlon," Bradlij' Mid which is already at a Tuesday night'a Council work mayor was disappointed it city to request state action on 

residence, mat a municipality gfreeta because of the low this week. "The T Intersection premium In tht summer session to review other city 

-Anita J. 

could mA Interpretatton of fcnslty arid low h-afflc ui tht baw should bt jtrtptd juat montha," 

traffic eoneerni, • 

the parking laws when certain area and came to the con- like any other Intersection "but Bradley said It was iconic Mayor Jack Bittner 

conditions existed. elusion that appUe»tlon« of *• 25 feet on either side of the that parking prohibitions recently chastlied McCarthy 

hadn't been designated on to not iniormlng cl^ of Hciala 

Bay Avenue, which is more they could question local 

Township moving to halt heavily traveled than small or application of state 

residential streets: regulations. 

The situation Is a matter of "I regret that Mr. Mejudgment, 

said Bradley ad- Carthy didn't tell us we could 

business in business 5 years ding mat he made hit survey do that (forward thi 

(continued from page I) 

with McCarthy, who agreed resolution for state con- 

pt a use variance for thi 

I) "I'm stlfl trying to figure 

licenses, but a mercantile the itatute may require sideration)." Bittner said. "I 

water reereatieii fadUtiM, he 

out what's wrong here," he 

system might give officials fur*ir definition. 

think he has a responsibility 

added. 

•id. 

tatter control over existing 'But 1 don't know what the to teD us how we can help 

Mad Beach may not be the businesses. The mayor said wi" yv." MW MC-ourselves 

" 

Me purchased the business only business which isn't a Township Committse has 

when it was already in permitted use in Its zone, and discussed establishing a 

operation, and had worked for Wi incident may prompt mercantile system, not ai a 

the previous owner before he township officials to in- revenue source, but at A 

took It over.-Ht added tti vestigate all existing means of control. The flCIMIH 

concerts this summer to try to businesses currently proposal h*R been on 

get some recognition for hisoperating 

here. 

workshop agendas, but thj n A wots, 

business and for the band, The Last week the Planning Committee hasn't gotten 

, Redtonei, with whom he isBoard 

tabled an application around to it yit, he said. 

'MMdj. • for a Tuekahoe business "I assume In the fall we'll 

"They've been nice nighta," which wanted to expand its have more time to put 

be Mid of the concerts. private storage facilities. The towards It," he said. 

"We've only had compliments Zoning Board, however, 

about the evenings." recommended to the Planning AIR CONDITIONED 

Beyel tald he has heard Board that the application be 

reporti that homes and can tabled because a storage 

have been vandallied and he facility is not a permitted use * POINT 4* 

b concerned with the drinking and the applicant should have -THEATMwhich 

occurs at the concerts. applied for a use variance MieAflTMMtLVD. 

The state police have received when he converted the SOUtHSPWfT 

.same complaints but they property from a lumber yard 

t'have found no evidence of several years ago,. 

IM-0131 

criminal activity. 

Beyel said he didn't know if OPEN ALL-YEAR ROUND 

"It doesn't appear to be a other businesses are INCLUDING SUNDAYS 

police matter," Sgt. Philip operating Illegally but 

Fink told The Smtlnel- Kenney's office would WEEK OF AUG. 23 thru 28 

"We're just about probably have to Investigate. MATINEE 1PM iReg. 

finished with It." 

"He's going to have to ALSO 3 PM DRAINING) 

He said he suggested the review all the current 

ALL SEATS 

township look for possible businesses in the township to 

amlng violations and added see If they comply with the * '2.50 ate PM 

there was nothing they could current zoning," Beyel said. 

|do about the drinking. Upper has no mercantile 

"If the person who owns the 

S^t. 15 in ":! 

problem with that," he said. 

Shields said cars were civic group 

parked on big property or 

The Runaway Athletic Club. „" directed to public parking at 

will sponsor the Bird annual ,'.,- the nearby boat ramp on the meets 

Ed Jerome Memorial^ „.' other side of the Tuekahoe Inn 

Triathlon at Outdoor World, . list across Route 9. Everyone 

Campground In Ocean View 9 „": 

tonight 

was checked to make sure 

•A Sept. 15. ,'.g Jthey were OK when they left, 

The distances of the event .". he said. 

A general meeting of the 

are a three-quarter-mile 

•We offered music and 

Cedar Beach Civic 

swim, a 25mlle bike ride and , food, period," Shields said. 

Association Is scheduled for 

a s J-mUe run. The field wffl '• "It'sa very, clean operation." 

tonight (Friday) at the Good 

be limited to 180 participant!;. Beyel said the township 

Counsel social ball, 40th 

with the minimum age.'.,, never took action against the 

Street and Central Avenue. 

requirement being 18. 

business before became th 

itjLEflUce.Pet, 

Allentrants must register . , never realUed it 

Wffe nee day. For ap-'.", 

w,tch Crjis 

received municipal 

pUcation lend an addressed, . 

Stoppers Program, and 4th 

provals. 

stamped envelope to BUI Ward Councilman Jack Jones 

t "We assumed our previous 

Bfcrilind, i Braden Mnr .-' 

will begin their presentations 

construction official was 

Marmora 08223, or for in-. \ 

at 7:30 p.m. 

aware of the situation," he 

formation call 967-7344. 

said, Kenny has only beta 

Following a discussion 

the township's construction 

period, light refreshments 

official for about four months. 

will be served. Any resident in 

The township has never had 

fee Cedar Beach area of the 

a problem with the jet iM and 

city who Is Interested In 

bolt rentals and Beyel ad- 

Joining the organization or 

mitted mat the operation Is 

who desires information 

compatible with other about the association is en- 

recreational facilities along couraged to write to the civic 

group at Post Office Box 2053, 

We outdoor music ii 

ssaid. ^Shields 

1 

This Evening 

Friday, August 23rd, 7:00 P.M. 

"AN EVENING 

OF PARTICIPATION" 

featuring Don Kinnier, Judy Townsend 

A MUSICAL PROGRAM WITH HANDBELLS 

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Every Wednewlay tlmi Saturday 3 - 7 P.M. 

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CASINO TOUHS 

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STORE HOURS: 

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Putt sword through leg. 


I 

SOJBM POWT - A local of a friend, Jeffrey Winter, 27, TODAY (Friday) 

6th Street and Atlantic 

nun was hospitalized 

nament for boys and girls 8- Ocean City annual Hoble-Cat 

also of Grovelind Avenue Story hour for children! to 6 Avenue, 7 pjn. 

Tuesday after receiving a 

16, at the North Point beach racing regatta, 29th Street 

Mien the 1:30 p.m. incident years of age, Ocean City 

Stab wound through his Itg 

by the toll brid|e, 14 p.m. beach, 3 pa. 

took place, -according to Det. Public library, 6th Street and 

Mill playing around In a 

Registration at noon- free. 

Michael O'Hare. There was Ocean Avenue, 10 a.m. Hayloftera square dance in 

Mend's back yard, 

Prizes awarded. 

alcohol present at the scene, 

the youth center, 6th Street 

, aariei Wright, 25,, ofhe 

said. 

Groveland Avenue, was 

Young at Heart quartet and Atlantic Avenue, 8:30 

Police are unsure exactly 

admitted to Shore Memorial 

appearing on the Music Pier, 

now the stabbing occurred, 

Hospital and was listed in. 

ap.m. 

but O'Hare said there is no 

stable condition yesterday evidence of a fight between 

Wright was In the backyard 

Fall soccer sign-up for boys 

fte two men. The sword went and glrlu 7-14, youth' center, 

through Wright's leg, he said. 

GARDEN STATE 

"Witnesses indicated that 

TRACK TRff AUG. 21 ttiere was no malice," O'Hare 

•Bid, "As soon as the victim 

The Democratic League of feels a little better, we're 

Somers Point U sponsoring a ping to relntervlew him," 

bus trip to Garden Sate Race O'Hare described the sword 

TVack, Cherry Hill on Aug. 28. m a "dagger-type," over two- 

The $25 Ucket price includes feet long, double-edged and an 

round-trip bus far*, prime ribinch 

and a quarter wide. 

dinner, entrance to the Winsor was charged with 

dubhouse and rtee program. negligently causing bodily 

The bus will leave from the Injury with a deadly weapon. 

Bethel Road firehouse at 5:15 O'Hare is continuing the 

pja. For tidwti BaU M?.iali. Investigation along with Ptl. 

Ronald Schwab, 

SATURDAY 

Maionic pancake breakfast, 

Masonic Temple, 10th 

Ranch Hope for Boys Street and Wesley Avenue, 

bazaar on the Music Pier, 9 7:30 to 11 a.m. Open to the 

a.m. to 3 p.m. 

public. Adults |3; children |2. 

Youth surf fUhlnfi tour- Surf boat association of MM Ocean City pageant on 

fee Mule Her, 8 p.m. 

SUNDAY 

U.S. Model pageant 

preliminary contest, on the 

Musk Pier, 11 a_m. 


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MONDAY 

Ocean Qty Pops Orchestra 

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grape variety? 

J, Th« charm of vinhos Verdes depends on their ] 

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t. What rdfaurant in tne United States is renowned j 

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•tensive list in America? 

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PAGE I — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,198* 

Investment don'ts and winning strategies 

Albert Gutierrez has 

become the administrative 

director of the Radiology 

Department at Shore 

Memorial Hospital. A 

resident of Bargaintown, 

he attended Hudson Area 

School of Radiologic 

Technology and received 

specialized training in 

angiography, computer* 

ized tomography and 

radiology quality control 

OPES AT I AM. 


business office and switchboard 

open at 0 am. week- 

WIEK 

10:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. 

t, RAVIOLI•;STUFFIOS

•i ft 

The Sentinei-Ledger 

opinions 

Why not 

j 

3 questions? 

Friday, August 23,1985 Page Four Section Two 

Bay pollution '• 

fought for naught 

l®i*Sj«*«*»... 

JThe Sentinel-Ledger 

! features 

Four men in a sloop 

Friday, August 23,19&5 

Page Five Section Two 

.3' 

i 1 

City council, by a 4-3 vote, decided Wednesday 

night to place two questions hopefully on the 

November ballot. The questions are designed to 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Atlantic Electric Company 

gauge the voters' sentiment on the controversial 

ihU tetter Is In direct answer meetings on tame. 

to both T.E. Johnson of We sure wish you had been 

blue law issue which has divided the community 

London, England, and to•round 

when we were 

this summer, ever since the courts ruled the city's 

Laurence L. Harper tt Ocean working to prevent the bay 

current blue law ordinance invalid. 

dry, bstt of whom recently pollution you now see. Where 

The two questions will ask the voters whether 

wrote letters to The Sentinel- were you? 

they prefer an open Sunday—meaning sales of all 

Ledger concerning the giant Ruth B. Ron, President 

kinds could take place here on the Sabbath, or a 

snxta stacks planned for the 


BX. England el 

modified Sunday—meaning only certain sales 

Environmental Association 

could take place. The latter is what was in effect 

Point. 

Our association is pleased 

here for generations, before it was struck down 

to MB mat »ome people are 

by a Superior Court judge earlier this season. 

noticing (although it's tooOcean 

In opting for only the two-question ballot, City 

late) with horror, Out our 

Council is effectively ignoring the opinions of a 

once lovely Great Egg Harbor 

majority of persons who recorded their views on 

Bay Is polluted, both visually is being 

opinion polls during the seven meetings conducted 

' andecologlcaHy.lt is obvious, 

however, that neither of these 

by the special blue law committee appointed 

sincerely concerned people 

earlier this season to gauge public opinion on this 

who love Ocean City were 

most important issue. 

tare when the Ocean aty Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

Of the 847 opinion forms filled out, 315 favored 

Environmental Association you nave been on the beaches 

all-dosed Sundays. The next highest number, 300, 

fcught (from 1878 through 

of Sooth Jersey this summer, 

Ml) bott the state and you may have noticed * a 

favored all-open. Only 212 were for a modified 

municipal governments 

terrible odor and a green 

blue law. 

ling over-building'on noted ocean. Possibly you 

City officials seem to fear that by having three 

the barrier Island of Ocean weren't even allowed to swim, 

questions on the ballot, there would not be a clear 

Oty. We beseeched the people 

or saw piles of dead crabst 

Q 

opinion rendered because three choices would 

of our dty to back us in our 

serve to split the vote. That, however, is the 

desperate effort to preserve 

American way- majority rules, for better or for 

our wetlands and bay. 

worse. 

The story Is too long to 

repeat hen, but we do wish 

It is dear by Council's action that elected of 

(bese two sensitive people 

ficials are not heeding the wishes of a good many 

(and many like them) to be 

people. Why not three questions to choose from? 

aanred mat mere are, and 

Are officials afraid that the vote would come in to 

have been preservationists 

have a real, bona fide blue law—the town totally 

|l working here - with un- 

shut down on Sundays? 

believable frustration and 

Why not three questions—on the May ballot 

TrlC CITIZENRY 

little support— for over seven 

when the City Council elections are held? And why 

mn. 

not have those running for election or re-election 

If you wonder why we've 

come out and state exactly where they stand? 

made little progress, please, 

contact ur (or read the old 

Sentinel Ledgers, lB7£-'82). 

Entire community should have say on the blue law 

federally-controlled till 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: In meat directors" (Atlantic get a questionnaire to the the way 93 percent of the taw Issue as a completewitt 

what the entire com. **•• "* *** 

four newspaper of Aug. 18, City Press, July 20, US). taxpayers without ex- taxpayers are treated is far community. Let us set the 

there is an article by an The American political traordinary effort. 

more Indicative of the moral destructive labels of 

anonymous writer calling system was designed with tbe. One cannot have a con- fîfifsOr^F is lbs î miipsntty residents, non-voting tax- 

Wnwfftf Nenn L. Butflfctst In flBSUniSllOD TlHtf mfiSJt SIX— versation about the blue laws mm whether some or all of payers, and thooUn and the 

wMch a question Uaaked that payers would reside to a given without someone raising the the stores are open on Sunday. accompanying attitudes 

of fire inspection 

deserves an answer. The community, not only 7 per- issue of the moral character We should not > afraid or behind us and feel confident 

question Is "Why single out cent The American System of the community. Certainly, reluctant to address ihe blue feat we will one out of tms 

Ocean aty as the only place certainly was not designed to 

tk the country that dow not lock out 03 percent of me 

Mow 'double'^ voting 

owners frym iocw Simple Ye$ or No on blue laws 

privileges (tor non-resident 

y§ra)t 

"Let the voters decide" Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: modified opening. to South America! 

answer Is twofold. sounds like the American way The aty Coundl of Ocean The aty Council wants to I think the people should be 

The Qrrt part of the answer oo the surface, but beneath City has me completely put the issue to a vote com- able to vote on all-closed or 

fe that the dty to spending aOthe 

surface, it is really a code confused. 

pletely disregarding the all-open, Just the way the poll 

of the taxpayers' money, not 

wishes of the largest group dWated. That way, DO matter 

Just that of tie resident way of doing things. Even the We get up a blue ribbon who want a completely closed how the vote would turn out, it 

voters, without even knowing report of the Slue Law committee to "take the pulse Sunday. They want the people would be fair and honest and 

or attempting to find out how Committee did not indude of the people" and the poll of Ocean City to vote on aH- people could live win it. 

fee taxpayers fad about theany 

Information about the reads 316 people voted for a open or a modified closing. 

bine laws. 

non-resident taxpayers who complete closed Sunday Yet the modified clodng bad If you start with the same 

Before die Blue Law participated in Its seven (biggest group). The next fee smallest group of sup*mfylffl" 

m"^*flfHi closing 

Qanmtttee bad finished Its hearings, according to press biggest group want a comporters. (as Ordinance No. 947 was) it 

account*. 

pletely open Sunday, The This sounds to me like an win lead to years of lawsuits 

Hi report, the mayor and City Ignoring 93 percent of the smallest group wants a election in a banana republic and will coat the city 

Qwncfl hired a lawyer for the taxpayers and permitting the 

purpose w rr finnwiiming me voice of only f percent who 

find it financially p"fnih)r to 

five or retire here 12 months a 

year to represent all is not 

: 

i:V: 

W!. 

tttoa(W 

I believe you are witnessing 

thedetrthof anocean—afact 

that will be written about in 

our history books. 

This Is a sad state of affair* 

when our ocean reacts to the 

waste that is pumped into it 

ttw safe can toe fish be to.. 

«« -^ 

A top priority of our nattan; -^ 

must be to stop mis reckless ? 

dumping or soon the whole? 

world will be aware of flu* 

smelly Atlantic Ocean. ,n 

Write to your 

tattves that we mint not 

our oceans to be destro 

Susan Warner, 

Ocean Otofi. 

Mi 

Only then wffi Ocean aty -NCCd-CCl! 01*001 

h«ve an atmosphere in whtch * 

it wffl be a place ef high moral 

character. 

Name withheld on request 

OceanOty BjHtpr, SsnttneHsdjiri I Upon further q 

recently was quite surprised ttrHre Department 

when told by a Fire Depart- It war agreed by him thWJ 

ment official I bad netthere 

an many guest houses.! 

thousands and thousands of 

received a fire Inspection thatdo not have acurrentOrfc} 

dollars. 

oertiflcate I had expected inspection and wit do not* 

because tt was expensive and foll follow the th present fire 

H the vote to simply open or time consuming for them to and do rent regardless and* 

closed, no matter how It turns do so. 

are granted their mercantile 

out the question win be tettled 

permanently without long 

In view of the fact that my licenses anyhow. 6JHI 

expensive law Rita, 

type of business Is in the My suggestion is that; 

category of hotel, motels and tourists are entitled to know* 

Voters of Ocean aty, write 

or call your councilman and 

guest bouses, which have which house Is inspected p and.7 

teQ them you watt a simple 

been and wifl continue to be which one to not, that 

j«s or no vote —blue laws or under a gnat deal of financial inspected houses 

no blue laws! 

pressure, due mainly to toe- 

something to show for uett 

ever changing rules and laws 

Dr. Richard L,Raab 

efforts of following the dne#, 

governed by the fire code 

OcmmOty 

process of the ttw, -0 

regulations of the stateofNew 

Now, witt tht 

Jersey —we find it more and 

Bus law* at the cost of 1MB an Whatever happened to majority rule? more difficult to operate 

hour of taxpayers' money. 

profitably because of unen- 

Now, because of the action 

a... . ,. . Fathers. 

Editor's mte: Vila is Q 

Feathers* mnnofiofl to keen sifites back When SIIAWA else ai** can «•»«• we *B* go «* but &«< ding increasing costs to 

Bit then wasn't our entire 

of the CIBMBS Committee far 

copy of letters to 

down when the Legislature operate due to higher taxes, 

nation supposed to ban had a 

Responsive Government, all No one knows how the Congressman William 

whfle ttey impose and Congress won't stand up water, sewer and utility costs. 

Christian Heritage, and look 

ofthe taxpayers, not Just the taxpayers feel on the bine law Hughe* and Mayor Jack 

laws on us, Just to keep the tor morality and what is 

what happened? The 

resident voters, have been issue, or which side would Bttntr. 

minority happy. 

right? Do the legislators 

Christian lifestyle seems to It really doesn't pay being 

asked to pay for the legal benefit. That is the point-no 

really feel that they art 

We feel we are among the have been dropped for what Is Ihe "silent majority" when it 

oasts incurred by Councilman one knows. 

pleasing the majority of their 

majority in Ocean City who presently called a fytiPfnlntif to the "boisterous minority" 

lids if the recall attempts are Although it may not be 

eonstituania? 

are very upset as to what Is lifestyle, and morals are now that is heard. It was that way 

pursued, which is reasonable, politically expedient and tohappening 

here. 

a thing of the past. 

If (hey feel unable or 

when one loud voice from 

TM* Issue is costing all of not legally required, ask the We have lived here and atoo 

unqualified to vote In such a 

It does make one wonder if Roslyn, Pa. turned our 

the taxpayer* money, not just taxpayers how they feel and had rental units here for the 

way-that could turn this 

the legislators ever pick up • country's heritage around and 

Ihe resident voters. An spend their money to last 31 yean, and also came 

country around, then who not 

Bible which could be tbeif removed Bible reading and 

The second part of theachieve 

it. Since the here on vacations at children 

let such questions be put to a 

orJy source of direction if they prayer from the public 

answer 1* even easier. Simply referendum • to which and though we can see the rest 

vote on the ballot to see what 

would only let it be their schools (of course, not without 

pot, it would be me right thing everyone to referring to non- of our country changing for 

the people really want? 

the help of the legislators). 

to do. 

binding, why not let the the worst (morally, 

Because of its resOd taxpayers at least respond to 

We realize Oat when 4 , Then came the legalisation 

I still believe In the 

spiritually, losing our 

character. Ocean City Is a questionnaire? \\ 

legislator enacts any piece of of abortion and the por- 

majority and expect to' have 

freedoms, etc.) we sttU had 

unique when compared with 

legislation, it ia always an nographic filth in magazines me opportunity to vote for the 

Since when do good people anight Ocean City would 

most places fat the country. As 

Imposition of aomebody'i and on TV. It seems then is support of the blue laws. 

only do the right thing If It Is remain toe same, with its blue 

a resort, Ocean City cannot 

morality on someone else, and no end to the degradation of Virginias. MacDontld 

politically expedient or laws and its Pounding 

ecooomicany support all of Its 

we the majority are Just this once great nation. 


legally required? Even the 

taxpayers 12 months a year, issue of home rule palet when 

A* a result, "only 7 percent of one reallies that only 7 per- 

the property-owners here are cent of the homeowners rule. 

ftgJatered to vote, according It the city can get the tax bills 

to the (Ocean aty) depart to the taxpayers, the dty can 

1 new n 

program there will be eeh 

Bor even more money if we.! 

intend to continue to operate.profitably 

and leglHmateljvLi 

Name withheld upon requests 

Ocean CUoLi 

Planes flying too low 

Editor's note: ltd? is a the alrcrafts and our roof topH0,« 

copy of a petition' con- Is lower than 100 Inches. '• ^ 

taining 24 signatures to 

Donald Fogg, president of 

the 16-34 Community 

Association. 

We, the undersigned, 

resident* of Caroline Lane 

and vicinity in Ocean aty, 

seek the-help from our 16-34 

Community Association on a 

serious matter. 

Caroline Lane and nearby 

street* are on the direct approach 

of incoming and 

outgoing planes to and from 

Forget blue law; improve public seryicfc the Ocean aty Airport. It is 

our understanding that these 

EdUor'inote-.ihUUa lain - for the past month We have a year-round Bate Laws arent hurting the planes must be a minimum of 

copy of a letter to the city that is all we have read aboot population that bu doubled In people. Rape*, murder*, and 100 feet from our roof top*, 

or beard about. 

the past 10 years and a arsons are. . 

Into Is not happening ln 

Politicians are recalled What 1* happening to the 1 don't know about you, but I unmer population thai la the My family hu lived In many, many, many 

dty known as "America's am tired of hearing about blue highest anyone can Ocean City for over 80 year* situation*. We would venture 

greatest family resort?" laws. Do what you have to do remember./What additional al and this is the worst any of to say that in some cases the. 

%! for broken promises Quite frankly, I don't mink and be done win It. police and fi fire protection ftem have «vc* «een this dty. 

bright difference 

anyone knows. Ihe only thing Start spending time and h bi 

', Sentinel-Ledger: In broken ( morning and after find- which boasts the oldest inside It was clean and plain 

at a weekly rate. Since *"& 

OomtnCtty J k ; '.Editor, Sentinel-Ledgerr ; 

Ptease let roe be among the lOu^ whole police face 

first to congratulate tjbt just outotaridlngt "' y 

j v 

;\ > '"Joe 

Editor, 

Any project that 

(he expansion ofthe Ocean 

~r? Airport shows *horW 

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«a very important link, *?^? 

• in .pnhUc transponrsibiii 

bas«duponsoDMvlol«ttonsof 

to * Mermaid ln St. Anglican church foundation in with little wooden tables and 

visitors aren't permitted to Qeorge, rented a neighboring the Western hemisphere can chairs neatly situated around 

rent ears, motorbikes proved Suest bouse overlooking the be found near Hie center of an old wooden bar, Seafood 

the., best means of trans- harbor. Here they stayed town. By the waterfront Is the chowder and the seafood 

Qbortaiion; we were in- throughout the week notable King's Square. Shops, combination are the 

dependent of bus schedules abaring their rented home restaurants, taverns and pubs specialities here. The Black 

and' we didn't have to pay win ua and newly found are here. In ttw center of Horse Tavern, located on St. 

exorbitant taxi fares. friends. King's Square visitors can David's Island, overlooked St. 

Traveling through tht We learned the first day view the antiquated in- George Harbor. Inside, 

Bermudas was easy and there are many places to visit struments of corporal punish- monstrous mounted fish 

enjoyable. The layout of the to Bermuda, but the place we ment, the stocks and the graced the walls. By the bar, 

Winds resembles a fishhook enjoyed most was Ye Oide pillory. There too U the a vicious Mako shark witt 

and this shape is accentuated rom)e ef % Qeorge. This notorious "ducking stool'" gaping Jaws glared at the 

by bridges and causeways htotoric town, once the capital which, was used to give patrons. In the restaurant 

ing the seven principal of Bermuda, was founded in wrongdoers an unpleasant area, blue marlln, swordflsh, 

Is from east to west: St. 18 °9 fc y Admiral Oeorge dousing in the bay. and wahoo peered with glassy 

I's St George's, Main Somers. History reveals that Originally the stool was used eyes as we dined on such 

L Somerset, Watford, ^ George Somers had left to punish both men and delicacies as scallops, 

and Ireland. Plymouth, England bound for women, but eventually the grouper, yellowtall and 

remaining islands are Jamestown, Va. when Ms "ducking" became reserved wahoo. 

_ red ta clusters in the fleet o£ niae "Ml* carrying for nagging women or Not. all the crew, though, 

many different harbors and passengers and supplies, was "scolds." Husbands would be dined dally on seafood. A 

HUMS Some are inhabited scattered by a hurricane, overseers of the punishment! prime rib dinner was enjoyed 

« by some when Bill Moffltt 

made , the appropriate 

.1' Jv. 

arrangements at the Officer's 

dub on the U.5. Naval Base. 

Other crew members 

discovered a sumptuous 

. . English beef pie served at the 

1 1 

' * V' J Pub on the square in St. 

. ^1 Georges and a few dined on a 

tasty chicken di*h one night at 

a local Ja« club called 

Flavors. - ' 

Outdoor actlviUesabound in * 

the -Bermuda*. Tennis, 

golfing, windsurfing, tailing, 

fl«hing,, diving, and 

snorkeling am all available 

for energetic souls. But most 

,0fM»'"rt»dW'j. crew* opted to 

lounge on Bermuda's 

f-V 1 awaited the advent of one 

more guest, the vivacious and 

entertaining Daniel Pfhjter of 

Gladwyne, Pa., who ii 

known throughout the Ocean 

Qty galling community for his 

sailing expertise. Danny was 

arrivini to b§ our fifth ,. « « . • * « - 

helmnnen. "** White Horse Tavern on King's Square in 

By Saturday afternoon our 

Am 

8t> G* 01 "!*. Bermuda. 

ine resi 01 us TuetnoalcalW i^n to b# B Disnian' fop on B»

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AME 

ST. JAMES AME 

7th St. and Haven Av, 


Rev. Beckworth J, Voorhees. 

pastor 

RiNDAY , 

9:30 ajn. • Ouirch School- 

• 11 •JB.-Morning 

9:30 am - fAureh School 

11 ajn. - Morning worship 

7:M pa, • Evtnlnf lervlce. 



OF GOD 

HIS New Rd. 

Unwood 

Her. Jerry Sturgeon, paster 

SUNDAY 

10 a jn - Sunday school 

11 am • Morning worship 

7 pjn, - Evening service 

ABUNDANT 


215 Shore Rd. 

(Plaia S Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev, Andrew Surace, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 am. • Worship service 

11 am • Worship service 

THURSDAY 

7 pjn. • Midweek service. 

Baptist 

OCEAN CITY 

BAFTOT 

10th St. and Wesley Av, 

Ocean CHy 

Rev. Donald I, Hurlbert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

8 ajn. • Worship Sirvlw 

9:30 am, • Sunday school 

10:4!IA • Worship iervlct 

SBAVEW BAPTIST 

2025 Short Rd, 

Unwood 

Rev, Winiara W. LeCeney, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9 un. - Sunday ichool 

10 am. - Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7 p m • Evening Bible study 

and prayer service. 


Main Street 

OorMnaty 

%B. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

S:4i ajn. . Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Morning worship 


7th St. and Simpson Av. 

Rev. Lafayette Riddick, 

pastor 

'UNON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

55tn Street and Asburv Avenue 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 th, 1985 

Dr, Stacy D, Myers, Jr. 

West Lawn Unlttd Methodist Church, Penna. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. 

SONG SERVICE 10:20 a.m. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 a.m. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:20 a.m., 

Soloist, juay Jenkins, Mezzo Soprano 

Organist, Mn, Jane Smith 

Chaplain, j Hamilton Powter 

Reception of Ntw Members 

NURSBHY 

AVAILABLI J 




10THA WESLEY 399-2261 

RiV. DONALD E. HURLBERT, Senior Patior 

REV. DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Pajtor 

Dm Senjtnty, Choir Director phi Senienty, Organist 


•:M AM. - PASTOR DONALD E. HURLBERT 

9:30 A.M. •SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M. • PASTOFJ DONALD E. HURLBERT 

7: IS P.M. • BIBLE CONFERENCE 

The Griner Musical Family 

Mon,thruFrl.7:tSP.M, 

THE GRINER MUSICAL FAMILY 

THE GRINER MUSICAL FAMILY 

Standing tor Th* 

Fun4mm*nttlm 

OtthtFllih 

Van Traniporfif Ion to and from Sunday School 

and Church ... Dial A Ride 3W 2241 

SUNDAY 

10 ijn, - Sunday school 


WEDNESDAY 

•*;JU p.m.. Midweek praysr 

wviet. 


BAPTIST 

GOO S. Store Rd, 

Marmora 

lh* Riv, RUHMIJ H. Bowers 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 

9:(5 am. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning worship 

7 pjn. - Evenini service 

TABERNACLE EAPTIST 

Mi St. and West Av. 

Rev. Michatl Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 a.m, - Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 pjjj. • Prayer service 

FAITH BAPTIST 


School 

Perry Road 

Barry Rice, pastor 

Middle 

SUNDAY 

9; 30 aja. • Sunday ichool 

10:45 ajn. • Morning service 

6 p,m. • Evening servlei 

CALVARY miDEPBNDENT 

BAPTIST 

m and New York Av, 

Somers Point 

Dm Corbetti pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 am. - Sunday school 

11 a.m, - Morning worship 

7 pjn. • Warship service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Midweek prayer 

•rviee. 

Catholic 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNSEL 

40th St. and Asbury Av, 

Ocean dry 

M§p\ Thomas H, Sharkey, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally - fl, 10 a jn. and 4 p.m. 

Saturday. I ajn., 4* S:15, 7 

and 8: IS pjn. 

Sunday . 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and 

11 30 a.m. and I pjn 

Wt. FRANCES 

CABRINI B.C. 

aid St. and Atlantic Av. 

Cteean Ciry 

Msgr. Joseph E, Conlpn, 

pastor 

SEAVEW BAPTIST CHURCH 

2025 Shore Rd. Unwood, N.J, 

(2 milts North of the Somtrj Point Circle) 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 25th 

An American 9:0 ° AM - = Sunday School 

Baptist 

Church 

, LeConey, Ptstor 

Bit»ilaM, Afllir,Orflinist 

Csrolyn M. Oerhartj Choir Dlr, 

10.00 A.M. - Morning Worship 

Guest Speaker: 

Rev. Robert W, Connor 

"God's I 

PBAYI 

BBLE STUDY 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Ecumenical 

1900 VINTNOR AVE,, 

MARGATE, N.J. 

*„>«- 

Visitors Always Welcome 

SUNDAY,AUGUST 21 

Celebrate Life in Our Services 

at 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 

Dr. Terence Elwyn Johnson 

Preaches 

"ALIVE TO THE CALL" 

Nursery at Both Services 

Church School 9:30 

Coffee Hour 10:30 

Inspirational Ministry of Music 

directed by PAUL McKAY 

Air Condifionrfd 

PLAN TO BE A PART OF 


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SIMMER OF '85,. .come and enjoy the continuing 

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Morning Services: 9:00 & 11:00 AM, 

(Song Service: 8:45 & 10:45) 

OREATMUSIC, TOO! 

] Solofstofth«Day 

• BoWnFrenz 

. • • i . 

Organist & Atu*lc Coordinator 

"ss.Woodleyilalehoff 

DR. ERNST G. SCHMIDT 

;• Gloria Dei Lutheran Church 

Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 

V-j^Hpllywody Fir»t 

Presbyterii 


(Soni Service! 7sl!>. 

HERB CLARKE 

Weatherman-Science and 

Medicine Editor, Phila, Pa. 

* • 

7:30 P.M. Dr. Normal Vincent Nate 

' ' ' ' Preacher, Writer, Inspirational 

f-i , Lectured New Yorjjiy New YorK 

fcW' 

ST. AUGUITDSE'S 

13th St. and Wesley Av, 


Msgr. James A, Carr, pastor 

MASSES 

Dally • 7 and 8 ajn. 

Saturday - 4,5:45 and 7 p m, 

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

and noon. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays alter 8 a.m. 

Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

pjn. and after 7 pjn, Man. 

•yi 

MASSES 30th St. and Bay Av. 

Dalh; . 1 aad 9 am Oetin (Sty 

Saturday-9 fun., 6 and 7:30 R«». Michael W. Goldberg, 

nm rector 

Sunday-7,8:30.10 and 11:30 

ajn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 11 

noon, before mmm 

wening, 

a.m. to 

In the 

CHURCH OF TfflS 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

Marmora 

Magr, Jam«i J. Zegers, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily . 8 and 9 

Friday . 8 ajn. and 7 pjn 

Saturday • 4 and 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday - 7:45. 9, 10:15 and 

11:30 urn. 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

Wabaab and Poplar Avs. 

IJrtwood 

MASSES 

Saturday • 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday-8,9:30 and 11 ajn., 

6:30 pjn. 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

44Oi and Landls Av. 

Sea Isle dry 

Msgr, Paul M. O'Connor, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Daily 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

Saturday • I ajn., S and 1 

pjn. 

Sunday • 1,9:30 and 11 ajn. 

ST. 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La. 

Somers Point 

MASSES 

Dally - 7 and 8 a.m. and 7 

pjn. 

Saturday - 5:10 pjn. 

amday.7-45,MO.»,ll;4S 

a.m. and 5: 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday - 4 to 5 pjn. 

Christian Science 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRJOT 

SCIENTIST 

«h St. and Asbury Av. 


SUNDAY 

11 ajn. • Church service and 

Sunday school. 

DAILY 

11 ajn, to 2 pjn. • Reading 

Room open 

WEDNESDAY 

8 pjn. • Testimony meeting. 

Episcopal 

HOLYTRINITV 

EPISCOPAL 

SATURDAY 

5:30 p.m. . 

HolyEucharW 

SUNDAY 

I BJS, • Holy Eucharist 

10 ajn.. Choral Eucharist. 

WEDNESDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Italy Eucharist 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore Rd. 

Sonera Point 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 

rector 

SUNDAY 

8 ajn. • Holy Eucharist 

10 ajn. • Choral Eucharist 

with sermon, story hour and 

nursery. 

WEDNESDAY 

10 ajn,. Holy Eucharist in 

fee chapel. 

CHURCH OF THE 

REDEEMER 

20th and Atlantic Av. 

Longport 

Rev. Dabney J. Carr 

SUNDAY 

S a.m. . Holy- Communion 

10 ajn. - Morning service. 

Holy Communion first Sunday 

(t the month. 

Greek Orthodox 

HOLYTRMTTY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mil Road 

Bargalntown 

Rev. D.J, Constantelos, 

pastor 

R3NDAY 

9 ajn. • Orthos - Matins 

8:30 a.m. - Divine liturgy 

10:30a.m. •Sermon 

InteTdenominatimal 

OCEAN CITY 

TABERNACLE 

Wesley Av., 6th to 6th sts. 

Ocean City, William O. Udf, 

president 

UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE3EA 

Sfitta St. and Asbury Av, 


Interdenominational 

SUNDAY 


10:30aJn.-Morning service 

with guest speaker. 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY 

1838 Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. - Church school 

11 a.m. -Morning worship 

7 pjn, • Evening service 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CHAPEL 

Lyndhurst and WUtar Av. 

Marmora 

SUNDAY 

8:30 ajn. • Worship service 

11 ajn. • Family Bible hour 

7 pjn. • Gospel meeting 

GRACE 

CHAPEL 9 

Hotel Luray 

632 Wesley Av, 

0am Clfy 

Rev. Frank Mohr 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. . Sunday school 


7M p.m, - Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:80 pja. • ft-ayer 

and Bible study 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 

OF JESUS L.DJ. 

SUNDAY 

11 ajn. • Meets In the 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

Rd., Seaville. (Jut lnalde the 

NJ. Martai Setonee ConaorUum.) 

AH are welcome. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

MO Ventnor Parkway 

&at g 

Rev. Terence E. Johnson 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • Worship service 

and church school 

WNDAY CENTRAL OCEAN CITY 

9 ajn. 11 ajn. • Morning UNION CHAPEL 

aervlee wim guest speaker, nri St. and CenWl Av. 

7:30 p.m. - Evening service fjeean City 

with guest speaker. 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Harbor Village Square 

Ocean Heights Av. and Zlon 

Rd. 

Bargalntown 

Rev. William Brltt, pastor 

U a.m. 

7. pjn. 

•Serviee 

. Evening worship 

/- TRINITY 


20 H, Shore flsad • 390-3899 • Marmon, H.J, 

(2 miles over 34th Street Bridge) 

SUNDAY, AUG. 25,1985 

8:30 A 11 A.M. 

Rtv, J.O. Ove reiih, PrMchlng 

"ONCE I WAS BUND'* 

9:45 A.M. Sunday School 

10:45 A.M. Music 

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Visitors are expected and welcome , 

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The Whole Bible tor the whole Person. 

Graded Classes • Nura»r,S'jid'ult*i, v»m» 

Ready's Coffee Shop & Restaurant 

415BfihthSL 399-4411 

Hnt Fidelity Bank 

NA South Jersey , 

ThmOtHctihiOcMnCBy 39M3N 

EligSne W. Pathley Banquet & Party f (itjii»'lS) 

insurance Agency, Inc. 719E.11USL 

Iton M. Marmora DW3B0-33S0 ' v" 

Carey's 

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Kirk, Stepahnik repeat at the oars 

The wndwood Crest Beach 

ftitrol won the 46th annual 

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evening on the 34th 

Street beach here. 

Tnc Crest guards didn't win 

• single event; however, they 

placed second In three events 

and third in another to score 

15 points and take their firstever 

South Jersey cham- 

pionship 

The Avalon bach Patrol 

placed second with 11 points, 

and Ocean City placed third 

with nine paints. 

The Ocean City crew of Ron 

Kirk and Tom Stephanlk won 

their second straight South 

Kersey two-man lifeboat 

championship. It was their 

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116 " w ô participated in the annual Sea liie City Run Ias?l 

Joe Abrams of Philadelphia covered the 13.1-mile course first in l hour 9 minutes 20 seconds 

Sunfish series continues at club 

Junior Sunfish sailors at the McKinsey was second and 

Ocean aty Yacht Club Friday 

aman of the seniors moved to 

Jamie Tecce third. Fourth 

fee third leg, though, Jenny 

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WYOMING BRIDGE 

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Reed sneaked In front and 

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Dan Schwenk. 

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Winners in the bridge championships in the August 

It-fleet's Chuckle Wagner 

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Deal-Bid 

High scorer Monday 

evening in pinochle at the 

Ocean City Card Club was 

Florence Kulp with 668. 

Runners-up were Gertrude 

Stengel 844, Al. Itevles and 

Sam D'Alesslo 643, Alex 

Orfanelli m, Elsie Quest 623, 

John Mullan 604, Frieda Mali 

602, Earl Ardell 583, -Mabel 

N»n 576, Walt Bemer 574 

and Fran Brothers 573. u 

Top honors in bridge went to 

pry Lockyer 4,000, May 

Presti 3,960, Bsta Jentsch 

-3,840, Johnette Hoelile 3,660, 

Fran Johnson 3,110, Vic 

Kauf old 3,590 and Helen Jones 

3,580. 

Hie Ocean aty Card Club 


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FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 mas 

Twenty-three men and 

women participated in the 

fourth annual Cedar Beach 

Civic Association Golf 

Tournament recently at the 

Ocean City Golf Course. 

Charlie Duffy placed first 

to low grosj in the men's 

division while hia wife Marie 

was first low gross In the 

women'• division with 

respective scores of 40 and 55. 

Arthur Oorualvii, third. 

fti men was Jim Townaend; 

third low grosa, Pleit 

In the women's division for 

Brambley. 

tow net icores, top flnish«ri 

In the women's division, were Nancy ZblkowsW, first; 

•cond low grois wlnnir was * and Kithy Bloslnjkl, second. 

Helen Woodland; third low 

gross, Betty Smith 

The event benefits the 

association's bench program. 

Residents Interested In in- 

Hie men'i low net winners formation about the 

were Rich Brandow, first- association's activities may 

Lea Zbikowiki, second; write to P.O. Box 2053. 

are *° tee off durta « to «rth »««>«•« Cedar Beach S 

Rahn, Brophy are rookie winners 

uan Rahn and Gary 

Brophy, 1985 Ocean aty High 

School graduates, easily won 

the annual Ocean aty teach 

Patrol Rookie Two-Man 

Lifeboat Race, 

Rahn and Brophy won the 

race with a time of 16:49. In 

second place, with a time of 

17:12 was Dave Dixon and 

Paul McCracken. Placing 

third in a time of 17:34 was 

Doug Vaako and Charlie 

Mem, 

RESULTS 

L Dan Rahn and 

Gary&ophy. , 18:49 

2, "Dave Dbnaand 

Paul MeCractan........ 17;12 

3. Dong Vasko and 

QarlieMeasa ...17:34 

i Ted Evans and 

BeauHoppln ,...17:3J 

5. Darren Hlckman and 

6. Brent Davis and 

HikeKilsey,..,....,.,l?;43 

7. Joe Weindorfer and 

WJUanHwell 18:21 

& Mike All and 

aeveParldin.,.,..... .19:00 

9, Brett Balsley and 

TtoDlPril; 

Caddie tourney winners Imtî in women's golf 

The annual Caddie Tournament 

sponsored by the 

Women's Golf Association 

was on Aug. § at Atlantic City 

Country Club where the 

winners were as follows: 

Fint Evelyn Kranta, net 65; 

Helen Keller won closest to 

the pin on (he fourth hole, and 

Peg Wlegand won closest to 

the pin on the 13th hole, 

The annual "Guys and 

Dana" tournament was Aug. 

second Esther Off, net 69; 

third Jean Fox, net 70; fourth Hie winners were Jean 

Ondy Fetersen, net 70. Koch and her son ail Koch 

Betsy Baag had low gross of wltt a better boll net SI, 

77 and also won the longest Second place were Bobbie 

drift competition. 

McAllister and Chris Heesen 

by a match of cards net 61. 

Third place went to Alma and 

Bob FUppen net 82, Drw«nd 

Mrs. Metaod Thomson won 

fourth place net 64. 

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Gregg Shultz bumps the ball to his partner in 

the Atlantic Coast Men's Doubles beach 

volleyball tournament last week. 

Hughes brothers 

win tournament 

ine Atlantic Coast Invitational 

Men's Doubles 

Volleyball Tournament was 

held Aug. 17 and IS on the 6th 

Street beach with WUUe and 

John Hughes emerging as the 

winners. 

The tournament brought In 

teams from Colorado, 

Virginia, New York and 

Massachusetts to compete for 

• 1600 purse. 

During the double 

elimination tournament, 

Willie and John Hughes, 

brothers from Springfield, 

Va,, emerged from the 

winners bracket to defeat 

William "Bunky" Dukes of 

defeated by "Dukei of 

Wilson" in the consolation 

finals. 

The tournament was 

sponsored by the Ocean aty 

Recreation Department and 

directed by Wendy Bruno. 

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COACHES ARE NEEDED 

PAGE B — SECTION TWO 

Boardsailing winners announced 

Winners have been announced 

In the boardsalllng 

competition sponsored early 

ttilj month off Kennedy Park 

In Somers Point by Subaru 

MFly, 

At total of M registrants 

petition in Great Egg Harbor 

Bay here, and prizes were 

of Toms River- 7, Mike Pinto 

of Ocean aty; I, Brian Wyllle 

awarded to top finishers in all 

of Brigantilne; 9, Hugues 

three elimination heats as DelForge of Ocean €%; 10. 

well ai the consolation heat. Victor Valentino of Lan- 

The top ten finishers: 1, caster, Pa, 

Pater Grlmwood of Ocean 

competed for prizes in the aty; 2, Robert LarBn of 

two-day competition as part 

Ocean City; 3, Denny Larson 

of Subaru's 12-clty national 

of Mt. Pleasant, Miss.- 4 

tour. 

ten Scarborough of Ocean 

It was the second con- aty; 5, BlU Stuempflg of 

secutive vear for the com- Ocean City; |. Craig Prothers 

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Registration for the tall 

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Friday, Aug. U when boys 

and girls ages 7-14 may sign 

up with their parents at the 

Youth Center. 

^rtagfiild, Va. and Tom A copy of the child's birth 

Wilson, a California tran- certificate and a fg 

splant, from the loser's registration fee are required. 

bracket to take Hnt and Volunteer coaches are also 

second places, respectfully. needed. 

The championship was 

decided in a rato«hortened 

' match, which ended In B 15-8 

victory for the Hughes 

brothers. 

Erie Pavels and partner 

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put in a good showing and 

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pnoto by Mnlar studio 

Wayne and Vince Fletcher, right, and crew with the wahoo caught 

during last weeks yacht club tournament on the boat "Wayvin." 

Announce winners of first tourney 

Hie tint Mean City Yacht Tony Faraco and Phil Spencer, Baltimore and 

dub Marlin Tournament was Kolea, co-chiirmen, were Wilmington canyons followed 

launched Aug. 15 wife a assisted by Judy Kolea, Ann by weigh-ins at fee Harbor 

captain's dinner at the club. Robinson and Mary Hakes House and each evening by 

The invocation was given by throughout the tournament. Past Commodore Ray 

Put Commodore Jim Ac- Thirty boats competed In Thereault. 

cardi. Commodore Bob (be tournament with about IN A barbecue on Friday and 

Hltchingjj wished all a safe fishermen. Fishing was onan 

awards party on Sunday 

trip and good fishing. Friday and Saturday at fee concluded fee festivities. 

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Hobie-Cat regatta Saturday 

Tlie Surf Boat Association the final lntra-city winners. organization of all Hoble-Cat 

at Ocean City U sponsoring Prizes for fee first, second, owners In Ocean C% who sail 

he annual intradty Hoble- and third-place winners are their boats off the local 

Oat facing Regatta at 29th provided by lay View beaches. Its membership 

Street Beach on Aug. 24, Marina, 

consists of approximately 80 

Mailing at 2 p.m. 

This year as a special percent of ill the licensed 

TWi U the fifth annual feature to maintain spec- Hobie-Cat owners authorized 

event of this type organlied tators' interest between to sail off the city beaches and 

specifically among and for the races, fee marina will provide to park their Cats on fee 

licensed Hobie-Cat sailors In several sailboards wife in- beaches. 


structors who will demon- The SBA is also responsible 

71m races, run by the SBA, strate fee use of sailboards in to fee Ocean ,City Police 

eonaiat of pff-the-beach (tarts, fee ocean and will give a* Department for fee testing of 

rounding several bouys in the limited number of free all Hobie-Cat operators prior 

ocean in view of the beach, lessons. Individuals in- to fee issuance of a sailing 

and a fast return through fee terested in a free lesson must license. AU boats and all 

surf to a beach finish. Nor- register at the race operators must be licensed by 

mally three separate races headquarters prior to thefee 

city in order to sail here. 

art run with each crew start of fee first race. Rain date for fee event is 

competing in each race and The SBA is fee official 31 and 

accumulating points based on 

then- finish position, llie total 

of all points then determines 

Despite weather conditions 

feat resulted In sloppy rides, 

fee tournament was hailed a 

success. Top honors in the 

marlin category went to John 

Imbeii aboard the Santo 

flora. Second place went to 

Bob Traa on fee Reel Affair 

and third went to Tony Faraco 

to fee Ovtm. 

Emmet Sheridan on fee 

Rock Away boated a 52-pound 

tuna to take first place in feat 

category. Jim Andrews on fee ' 

Jingoes reeled In a 4fH4-pound 

tuna for second. 

A sm-pound dolphin was 

caught by Jim Andrews on fee 

Jingoes winning Um first 

place In feat category. John 

RoteDe on fee Sheer Pleasure 

caught a UU-peund dolphin 

for second place. 

First place In fee open 

category went to Wayne and 

Vince Fletcher who caught a 

53-pound wahoo. 

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Commodore Bob Hitchings, left, presents 

second-place plaque to Bob Trass following the 

first annual Ocean City Yacht Club Marlin Tournatnent. 

John Imbesi, left, accepts the first-place 

award for the Marlin division from Commodore 

Bob Hitchings and Phillip Kolea, chairman for 

the Ocean City Yacht Club Marlin Tournament, 


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, n o o n , F l a n d e r s H o t e l J W I 0 O O Wi/it 

• R E C E P T I O N I S T M r C n l r g p r a e i W l o f 

> l i s a . P a r t t i n t e , e n e a r f u l , f r i e n d l y , i n . 

I c l u d a i l i g h t M s k k a a p l n g & l l s m t y p i n g , 

i O o o d o p p o r t u n i r , . c a l l 3 « * 5 S d F « 

I BAKER on BAKERS HBLPIB - Ap 

• p l y i n ( w r i o n m a r f f l n n , d a ) 

' I P a j i r y 1 M B . 1 1 4 1 A S S v r y A v a . O C I I 

I A D U L T S O H 

I w a n , l a u M r y , g e n e r a l d u t l e i a t S M t t 

' n o u i e I I M C M i l t l l n R e t r e a t C e n t e r , 4 

; d a y t f a . m . • ! p . m . , r « ( e r « n t e » , t u n . 

• i n a r s r r e a r r o u n d , m u l t w i n u n t i l 

• U N r t l « y , A l M n w ' l i n n 1 D 0 e c a u 

I t 

THEMJUmnU 

INQUIRER 

NEEDS 

DEUWEHY PEOPLE 

l l M I H t e i i n c i M a p r a p / e o u l l t a r / H r y i n 

ir, g m i r m . t I M S , A p p l y W e d n e s d a y 

f l r j d a y , I I p . m . l a y C H e a t e , * U A i l e r y 

* « . i - ' i i 

H O U S E K E E P E R — F u l l t i m a . B a n a t l M , 

A p p l y I n p a n — , w a u a y M a w , a n d i . 

t a y A v a . , O , C , t O I J , M » 

G I R L S W A N T E D — f o r K l t t n a n w e n 

i n d C i a r k t , A p p l y V o i f a t s ' l f S 7 w a t t 

A v a , IB 

HEAL KTATE 5ALEStT.Tr.un- 

FVI! tima, aiperiancM, Call tar .ppoln 

talent, onan city Realty, ]clh and 

Usury. Mf-Ml. tl 

NISMT !icgBIT¥-il S..M..J A.M.' 4 

nlgnti a week. Call Mr. KuMrnui, Jtt 

l«e. t/W 

N I I D T E A R B e U H B - W a i t r a u a n d 

S u k i n t a k e r , a i p a r l a n c e a . A p p l y i n R e r - 

a n , M a r i a ' i . 1 S I 0 B a y A v e n u a , o c i / t 

M O D E L S — F o r T V C a m r n e r c i a i T a M 

m o v i e a i t r a i , n a s i p c r l a n c e n M d a d , 

A n i t e u r a n d P r o . A i l e o n . n o l a a i , b y 

• p p o i n t r n n i l M h i , U n l w u l C a i t l n g . 

A i l UHD41 \ u f 

WILL DO BABTilTTlNO - in my 

no—a, f flayi a w«k, Viry load with 

cmilran. Call Wlfin, n 

^ME CHILDBEHi PLAtE - 11* 

Haven An, CompHt. acadamic and 

recraatisnal pradram, art, dance, 

muilc. iwlmmlna Muoiu, Monday Hini 

Fr(day,r:NIOl:4Ip.ni. II 

ST, PETiR'l MiTHOOIST Pfa-aci—ii - 

Mornlno program, for J and I yaar slat, 

Btglttsr now for ieBtaniNr «irollrnml- 

x.iiimimi.wiiii IB 

•AirSITTINS - In myMam City 

W m t , M a n . . F r l . | a . m . J i l B p m . I , 

w i i a n t n f t r a n c a , M i l p n v M a h o t l y n c t i 

C a l l W a y f » d a y » , I W r M a a v t n l n a i . I f ? 

R E L A X - W i t h 3 4 h o u r l o v i n j t a r e , i n 

t a n l a n d c h i l d c a r e s e r v i c e b y 

p r a r e u i a n a l f s r f n e r t e a c h a r , V s u r h o m e 

u f m i n e C a l l U n p e e W l M i l t & 

« A 1 ¥ S I T T I N O - M y c e n t r a l O . C , h o , 

i m a n t l 1 0 r B O d l a n , %U p a r w e a k . M e n 

f r i , E i p a r l a n c a d l i t t e r a n d n M t n e r , 

l o v l n f c a r e . C a l l » 9 M j a i l e r 1 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

(including SUN.) 

SAME DAY 

DRY ' 

CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

pick up same day 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

Growetand Ave. 4 New Bd. 

Som«ri Point 

WASH 

BOWL 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY & 

DRY CLEANING 

OPEN 

24 HOURS 

P.K.S, 

CLEANING SERVICE 

391-9679 

• C a r p e t , • C o r a m t r c u j l 

• R i i l d i n l U I 

•Chtawy. 

"W»'nj Mn •Inn you need yi" 

S H U T R O C K , D R ¥ I S P A L L - F ' l . l l e r . 

M n e l l n g , p r i m e N o r n e i , I n c . , O c e a n 

C i t y , N J N o | O B t o o • m a i l , l u l l v o u . r s n 

i t t a . N e w J t r i a y r e f i i l t r t c i , F r t f 

t i m a l H . A l l t r K a u r i * e e k , r v n . e f 

i a f t l 

• Single 

• Double 

•Triple Load 

Washers 

25-301b. Dryers 

W.th. Dry 4 Foil Service 

• 

AltendmtOnOuty 

8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 

Plenty of FfMPirtdno 

# 

0PEN7 0AVSAWEEK 

16TH& HAVEN AVE 

OCEAN CITY 

D E C K S A D D I T I O N S . R a i l i n g , . t 7 p i , 

a t e , P r l m B H e m a a , i n c . , S c a a n e i t y , N . J , 

M o I N t o g u n a l l f u l l y g u a r a n t e e d . N e w 

J w M y n t l i t t T M , F r e e H t l r n a t n , C a l l 

J W I B O . « H » r h m n , w s e k e n a i e r 

l M i y f c t a l l J S S l l i a t f 

LIN HUNT 

HANDYMAN 

. Complete Home 

Repairs 

Inside & outside 

painting, roofing, 

light hauling, grouting 4 ' 

399-8003 

VCR RENTAL 


• NO Membership 


• Deposit Required '• 

pKNIGHT'S" Family; 

R For Imsrtmnimnl 

Within Knight's Pharmacy 

8th A Wesley 399-5555 


Oide Buy Shoppe 

Rl. 559 Mays Landing Hd. 

Somers Point, NJ 

Visa • Masicreard 

New Qp*n j Days 

Appointments mtui 

Wanlad! Old Somers Point 

Pictures and r»esf Cards n 

B A T H H O O M 5 - N e w l l x t u r n o r c o m 

p l a t e n e w M i g n , P r i m e H o r n e t , i n c . , 

O c M f i C i t y , N J , N o I M t o e u n a i i , f u l i r 

o u a r a n l e M , N e w J e n t Y r t g l i t e r M , 

P r w e i t l m a t e i . A f t e r h o u r i , w e t k a n d l 

o r h o l l c l e y i . c . i m o i l M . M 

D I N I H O R O O M S E T _ o l d c a r v e d o a k 

c h i n a c a b i n e t , b u l l e t , e i p a n a a b i e t a b l e 

a n d 5 c h a i n 1 7 0 0 . o r b a i t o i l e r , a i d w i n * 

u p c l K t H i . C a l l » t t J H t f i 

W I I O D I 5 - o . F a n t a t y , i i t h » 7 B o a « 

w a l k i n F l a n a . r - i H o t e l O i a u w a n . 

C h i n a , a i i e c t l b i a t , H t a t a I t i n l r y a n d 

i l l v e r . O p e n d a l l y 1 0 a . m . B u y i n g I M 

Miiim^m » 

NTly AND POHttlCAWBrre, 

» M e m a i i n e , , O c . a n c i t y , N j . N o 

l o o t o o U M i U l u l l y g u a r a n t e e s ' . N e w 

J e n a y r e g l i t a n d . t r m e i l l m a t e i C a l i 

m m m A f t e r h a i , t n e l u n d t o r 

Instructions 

N U R S E - f > i r t t l f f M , P R N » a w a l l 

• M i l l . A p i N * I " 

2 J n d ( M l a y , I I 

f t i l t l i . A p p l y I n p f r M i , W H I t y M a n g r , 

! • • , * - 

©•livery Only . 

No Collection 

'1,00 per hour 

Per information, call 

Mr. Kay 522-3402 „ 

in 

N U R S E S A I M — P u l l t i m e / p e r t t i m e , 

n y / ' c v i f i i M M i t n . / M i i n B t n a n , 

W M n M a n g r . M M a r m fi.y A n . 1 0 1 , 

i-n 

• USY HIAl, E5TATB OFFICE _ oil 

Krlr^tuiltlnMpMltlsntDilcarlHdialas 

NOV. HIRIHO-Ior y.,r roonr) 

ulaiiKnsnl pwillsii. Full and part 

tima. Apply m floor, Siaintsn'i Pept 

Store, (Mi I M Albury Ava, B.C. 1/37 

BABYSITTER WANTED In my Scam 

City name, nignt hoori Beginning tept, 

i nuntl weakly. Betpsniibla, anparien- 

Mi retorencH required. Call JtH)7« 

leave tnauaia, t/n 

HECECTIONIST-(P«n tlm.i, netdea 

lor WHkaMi. Csntaet OC. Community 

cent.r, nnKO t/jo 

SWIMMING LESIONS - aHM Impel, 

iswtei, call ief.fiM. " 

DOLL MAKING WORKSHOPS -" 

Learn to make your own alts.ua raoiHa 

uT an .ntiqu. doll, Alia Cnlna pelnllno 

elaiiat. Old dam repalrM, re.trung, 

awraltad. Call Hl-Oitr ,.j| 

.'INSTRUCTIONS NSW ACCEPTINO 

CMuiui ana Jui eultar tluoent,. 

Your pl.ee or mine, call HI 1144, II 

INSTRUCTOR! NlcHB-IPlri 

NOW HIRING 

Spring* Summer Work 


people store , clerk and 

various kitchen (ebs. Cam 

pbell's Seafood Kitchen,. 

1331 Asbury Ave. AIM 


tide and.Mulford'5 Seafood 

Shack, Call 3«9-43]7 or J99 

2704 tf 

REAL ESTATI OFFICI5 MANAGER 

— Pull lime wltn license ana at lean 

tws yean eXBsrlHice to osersae 

J»lenwrsofu and operations, StnergUi 

cornmlmon •rrsngement plus sd 

ailional ovtirlda. Aiio, lmm«ji«t« 

)p«lngi. (or (leensM. eiperiittced 

tf, VVOOOi Agency, m MM, II 

WAITRESS M6U> WANTED - rfrl# 

full tlms. MahdaY tnni Friday i >g ] 

pm in tapt. Apply Lltiarar'i Lu,- 

chwn«ti«, m laardwaiK.. i-a 

IHVEHTORT CLBRIS DBIVUB - 

D a p a n d a t l a . r n a t u r a , w a i m r o a n l i M i n 

d i v i d u a l w i t h a o o d m a m ttllli. p r a v i o v i 

a x p t n a n c a p r a f a r n t f I n I n v e n t o r y c o n - 

t r o l . V a l i d d r l v t r * ! H e a n M n q u l r a d , A p . 

p l y t £ U A r c t i c A v a . . A t l a n t i c C i t y . N . J , 

C a l i u m i m . •;; 

P U L L f 1 M B P O i i T I O N — A v l i l a u a i n 

B u i y r a a l e i t i t i s i l i c a m i n i c o m p u t e r . . 

w e a u M i a m u l l . • a . m . • s f . m . c a l l 

i t t - o o r * . i t 

H E A L E S T A T E S A L E S - w e a r e I n 

t a r a t t a d l a a d d l m H n i a l u l l t i m e u i e i 

u p r i j i n t a t l v a i , S n a t p F a p v r t i a s l a 

l e l l . T r a m a B M U i I n c e n t i v e c t f H m l i i i a A 

p u n . C a l l J o a n l r « d y , N o r d i c R a a l 

i j t a t a , m - M l a . 11 

LANDSCAPB N 

— deeandakii, driven iifenu, Mirih' 

to December. Call Km Soutrurd at HI. 

iW ti 

EXPERIENCED •ROILER COOK - 

SMlosd 4 ttHKl, »pply SMiaiari'i 

"Mam lait"Mi« Ailantlf, OC 11 

VBAR ROOUB MIGHT CLERK'- tor 

lint clau Mian City maltl, BipirlM- 

ct prelerred. RelermcH raquirM, Call 

Mf-iiesiMnitlgrAMna. II 

DISK PEBtON-AppHulloo, M M 

takan, nrum Mot.l, am a, Atlanilc 

Aye, trit 

BOARDWALK LUNCHIONET. 

TE—dayilRia houri Ittru mi. call Ml- 

mi. t/u 

BAOVSITTER-Por pieiunt 4 month 

old, Sept. thru May, pour fayi a m l 

I tg I. My Home gr yMri, Saod pay lor 

oood care and foes rHerancet, Call m 

JI43, |., 

WANTED - Pull tlm./p,n tlm. l,u. 

perioni, Mitetiei, !»»( uryice. Apply 

witeriront Rellaurant, Ssmert paint 

•atween • ina 1 p.m. » 10 

RECEPTIONIST - Atlantic City cyl 

nmpany Ml opening lor Mr.on.tJI., 

enargatlc Indiyidull with typing n. 

iPerlMn, imailMt BeneMti, wanting 

conaitlon.. Pleail call or apply in par- 

ton, » to 4:io p.m. EOI, (.allure Line, 

4rfe weillngttn Ava., vintner, N.J, en- 

•n-tli'l, i-jj 

SECRETARY - Largeit rial iitate 

Nrm In ocean city ii now hirlna lull 

time lecretarlal halp. Typing t oallc 

Mllca itllll reauired, WHkendl a mult, 

compuur aiaarlenca • plui Call 

B.re.r Realty, lM-«>a. H 

PAINTBBS - Full or part time, ••'- 

peritneed only. Ceil •v.nlnm, nf-4133. 

IARN VOUR H1OM SCHOOL DIPLOMA! 

Aliens Cape «nay County vocational 

Aault Hign Khooi. NO IMS credits 

awaraea lor (Jrevloui liuay «nd worn 

enperlence. Day or evening citstn 

lorming now. eenlacl ASuii Mign senosil 

olllce, 445 7W 

Autos For Salt 

74 MUSTANG II — t cyl,, auto,, P >., 

niw lirei, H,M9 mlln. orig. owner, 

111(8. Call MMail, I-U 

If>t MSI - Yellow convertible, 

AM/FM .Itrto with laai deck, new in. 

ipectlon, lie, COM,, lI,Mt mll.i UM. 

Call HOTHM I-W 

irn OLDS FIREN2A - Slitlon wagon, 

air, PB, PS, auttmallc irantmlsilin, 

roal rack, wire wneeli, whit, walli, 

mint condition Call Wt-Hll. IJ1 

"in 

NBW ¥OHKiR Ith AViNUI - 

power, wire wheels Call In J401 days. 

PAPERHANQING 

WALL SCRAPING 

INTERIOR PAINTING 

BARRY MESSNEH 

CARPENTER 

TRINITY PAINTING 

Joe Canctlller 

Interior • Exterior 

Residential • Commercial 

Quality Work-Free liHmatai 

CALI. 399-O6S7 

ilDINO (VINYL. WOOD BTC.JTISrm 

w_|»«»» •«« ewsrt, rapiacnnMf win 

aowi «r Prima wlndnn. No lob tn 

•mMI. Fully guanntaM, New jartav 

2 » ^ Wma Home,, inc. c*H m 

'WANTED DEAD OR ilivi _ gtta 

on and truoii, any condition, WD HU 

MM. rawlnf available, ocean Heighi, 

AloWl 

K I T C H E N S - N e w c a k l n a l t , I p p l l a l K n 

o r c o m p l e t . n e w d e j l r j n . P r i m e H w n M , 

I n c . O c e a n C i t y , N . J . N o | o b t o o u n a H , 

M l y l u a r a n t t e d , N e w i a r M y 

i ^ t l i t e r M . F r e e n t i m a t n . c a l l J M 

i m . A f t e r h o u r s , w a a k e M l s r h o i l d a y i , 

< M H 3 - . l l a a , W 

B N T l B / L A S O I I P O B H I R E — 

O w n t o o l , t franisortatian. Y o u r m a r l 

tai M n t o v t r f i h a * . U m i l , . S i d l l n , 

t » _ M t r R a a i o M i u r a t n i c o q i r . c i o f . 

w M m « o w n e n , S u t l K t t o a v a i l a b i l i t y , 

Sfi" •"*' M 8 * *« HM at. 

17th STREET HAULING 

Purniture- ... ...-.moved, 

anywhire In fin tri-sfatt 

area. Light medium Buty,' 

hauling. 

Cal522-57Z3« 

B22-4101 

The Gingham Gome 


Country Accenn, HandcraftM glltl, 

itenciilng ana qyiitlng (ypellei, 

•vnater boalei. 

Evening WSf (uhsn available In i 

• quilting 

• dried htrkwreafM 

• teluorsnipping 

• pierce cut lamplfiaaei 

Open lOInceptSun.4Wed. 

399-3453 i» 

The Red 

Garagee 

Antiqms, antlquti, antiquei 

Redcemables 

Mile and j/iolrem iemert foinl 

Circle on Reute U9. 

'FOR SAtl—lyaTFord Courier PleiTyp*, 

•Mellant condition, economical, great 

appurance, nai camper top, 15.150 Call 

m-vm, H 

i.ape May County 


TELLERS 

WANTED 

Marmora 

Office 


preferred. However, 

we will train 

: Call 465-5600 

* E.O.E. 

D I S H W A S H E R _ F o r l u m m e r l a a i a n . 

A p p l y f p a d a f g r t ' i r f f i * A f i a n i i e A v a , t l 

R E A L I S T A T E S A L E S P E R S O N -' 

o p p o r t u n i t y k n a c k i , i n a t i m a c a u l d n ' l 

B a b a r t e r I t r i s u M b e c o m e a l a l e i p e r 

• a n w i t * O c e a n C l t y i l e a d i n g c a m . 

p u t a r i i a d r a a l t l t a l a l l r m . C o m p l e t e 

t r a l n i n f p r a g r a m . c a l l t o d a y , • • r e a r 

• • * l l y . I n c . , m - M M , fc- ( I 

f M B I L S - A f l a s n , n o a n p t r l m c a 1 

n e c e i i a r v A l w i o I r e l n . c a l l J ) t S J 3 ] a r 

• 5 4 - J 7 I 0 . (| 

L A B O R E R - W i t h m e c h a n i c a l . W i l l y . , 

U K • p e o f n i n i t y t a l a a r n , n o i a l r a i d l o 

w o r k B a n a l l t i M c C a r t h y C o n i l r u d l o n 

C a l l M t H I M f f t 

L I F E G U A R D — n e a d a d rtSw I h r c v o h 

s a v t H a r m H o u w A t o l o r i n n I M I 

O c a a n A v a 0 C 1 / 2 7 

B O O K K E E P E R — F o r a c c a u n t i p a y a b l e 

a n d « e n e r a l b o o m i H p l n s l i g h t t y p i n g 

f l a n d e r i H o t e l c a l l M r t B o t t h , M r - 

I M 1 1 « I T 

P A I N T E R — M u s t M v e a t l e e i t o n e 

K a a r a x p a r i a f t c * T r a n i p a r t a l l O f i , a b l e 

i c l i m b l a a t W r i a n d r e l i a b l e C a l l I t r 

ami ill 

TYPIST — Full tima for local radla 

nation mutt ba accurate Start fm 

mediately Call Paula jtt tin Ho 

CONSTRUCTION WORKER - Full 

lima ooiltlon •vallabla with builder In 

upper TDwruhlp Enparlanc* not 

neceiiary Call Aldon Homai, Ita MOO 

• I) 

CLEHICALHELP 

City of ocean City, 

Seasonal/Temporary. Ap 

prox. two months. Apply 

Rm. 21 Personnel Office, 

City Hall. tm 

1 

NEED 

EXTRA MONEY? 

•GOOD PART TIME JOB* 

Ideal Position for Housewives... 

Home when children are. 

r ideal for Retired Persons... 

summers, holidays and 

' ' weekends off! . 

4 .SPECIAL UCaiSEflEOMBI 

! BUT Wtl PflOVBE TBANNQ FOR OUR EMPIOYEES. 

TRAVEL A6EMT WANTED 

Ini 

OCEAN CITY TRAVEL 

201 West Ave. 399-0032 

TELLER 

FULLTIME 

Security Savings & Loan 

has an immediate full time 

tellers position in the 

Ocean City branch. Ap 

pllcants must have 

previous cashier or teller 

experience and good 

customer relations skills 

Salary commensurate with 

experience. Apply at: 

921 WEST AVENUE 

.Ocean City, n.J. 

«•-//>/: eoa AA/i «-17 

CADILLAC-itlO FIMtwgod 

IrMilHam, llua and tnMs», velgur In- 

terior, garage kept, in ticeiient con- 

dltlon Coach window, all •itral If.iso. 

Call 14] 1)17. l/n 

«yoi Met-UM, sum miiei, S cyfin: 

dor, anuiient condlt.on, air- 

conditioning, auto,, MrVFM ciHttti 

itarao, power IIMrlng, MiM llrm, CJII 

in-itH or »|.;]M. i/n 

J I I r - i l « , 1 w h e e l d r i v e , ( m a l l t y p e ! , 

4 c y l . , a u t l t r a n i . i r n a i a i t g p . N o t h i n g 

l a n c y . A i k l n g H i e , u u s i b u r y A v t . . 

r e a r , i f l S f i l , - 1 / 1 7 

Still StrWno you 

BROOKS TV 

TV A Radio Rfpairs 


704 Asbury Ava, 

390.8690 

FRANK TEDESCO 

Concrete Contraclof 


Serving Ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas, 

Curbing-Driveways'Porches 

Sidcwalks-Floorfeetc. 

Aw Estimates 927-5052 

H75 - KM Trlumol, ipillln conver- 

Hole, good condition I10M. call in 

i»i. Ill 

CENTURY LAWNCARE » gin ygur 

lawn me look sf ma ttotivry. We're 

ATTENTION; Webslar'l dictionai-y 

Mflnn water as Mitelesi, ordsrlau, 

eiusnlla! lor human iilitance Lit m 

CMivir CAPBICE CLASSIC « li?l, make your waisr lik» this at a very al- 

blue. . C a l l 3 t l S 7 < J 11) 

I f l l M E R C U R Y L Y N X - 1 d o o r 4 

i p e m , w e g o n , c h a r c o a l r n e t . i n c , r t o i n 

H r l o r , p / i , p / C . A M / F M i t a r a o , a i r . I n 

i t r u m e n l a t l o n , d e l r o i l e r , r e c l i n i n g 

l e a t l , w / w , n o r u t t . w e l l - m a i n t a i n e d A 

g a r a g e d . M u l t l e e • « 4 t M . C a l l » l l 1 0 1 1 

• 1 1 

OiVTlLI 

CHARLISTIRINONI 

Contrietor 

CREATOR OF BEAinfUL 

FLOORS 

Bolhroorh • KitetHn • Fovw 

FaflS • FlnpJTCH 

CpMPLITI »A7HBOOM 

BINOVATION 

OeiM City Area 398-7348 

J.F. HAYNAL 

HOME WPROVEMENT 

399-4142 

Custom decks • kitchens 

Striiral Carpentry 

Andirstn Windows 

REG,8,INSURED 

Prompt and reliibli 

service 

TF 

Motorcycles 

•WOOP RMPINB -lanrini 

Allentlt tnu Cape May cayntiii In- M 

y«art, InlnglM, ildlnf, outt.rj, hot 

null, prat Hlimilei, Inturet). all 

B l i 

SUHSr-NECAHPETS 

AMSOIV PLUSHES M.99vd 

OuaranteM in,t.lmiom 

No Wai Vinyil, Rei-d. (, Comml. 

FREBShH 

ANDERS0H.OJSERK1S 

TAO SALES 

Liquidation M hsuu conttnti and 

eitalat. Full appralul larvlee. 

CALL 927-0975 

MINTIN04ND , p a i n t i n g ; a n d c o n c r e t e w o r k , a r c 

C a l l J M 0 ? 7 i . I t 

BJLLCROWELL 

SPRINKLIft JVSTeMS i. RBPAINS 

TORO HAIN1IRD • NEILSOM 

Call NOW (M9)JW-MM 

Five Yean fjuptrlence tl 

ATTENTION 

BOARDWALK PROPERTY OWNERS 

Marmora Tile Co. 

Ceramic Tile 

NfeW WORK 8. REPAIRS 

Cil P«ut Hartley ' 

300-0278, H v 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

MTERIORA EXTERIOR 

2$ YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Llceflied 8, Fully Insured 

Prompt Service 

CALL 

RON ANISETTE 

927-3143 

TF 

ALUMINUM SCREENS - arm ,torrj, 

wlndowi, reKrttnM and new filH In- 

ItallN, Misml Somiri Co. »s New 

Ra. Route 9, somurs Point. Dial Mi 

^133 ' " " 

L E A T H E R S O f A - ,; i h e i t e r f l e f d 

• t y i e u d d l e c o l o r " n a w c o n d i t i o n 

o r i g i n a l p r i c e U 5 0 0 . M i l ( o f ( 1 5 0 } | ' k 

M " Q u e e n A n n a v r r l t l n g t a b l e t i n 

m a t c h i n g l e a t h e r c h a i r - t w o C a l l o i l e r 

n a . m . « < ] ; « ) , ,ij] 

BIO, BIO HOUSEHOLD SALE - In'a 

»arage at )(I E Jeaipf.y Hd Fr|, 

Aug 2) t. Sat, Aug » PI..,, com. 

and ih»p tarn 1pm | H 

YARD SALE - • a.m.. I.I,. Aug. M 

Women'! clothing Hie* I0.1J, large Jl 

i m a l l p l . n u , a n t i q u a g l a u , P o r f - a - c r l ) ^ 

m l a c . l « t e j a i a m a r L a n e a l S p r u t e R d 

( o n e b l t c i i o i l B a y A v e ) • » t l 

T W I N M A T T R E S S S E T - ~ l » t a t 

A m . r l c t n . a n c y c l o p a d l a i 1 I W . r o d r 

u f i a u t M o r X m a > l l g h l i i l l N a t l M t l 

O i s g r l p t t l c i , p o l t l b l y 7 4 ? J , n o . C a t ) 

1IH1H, i), 

i' Boat Slips, 

• • O A T i L I F t - W a a k l y , m o n t h l y « 

• a a t o n d u p to i r o n U i l t a C h . n M I , 

f w n a n I N H n f i t a c a r i t y . l l f h t l n . , f r m h 

w . l . r , U l t , t a t k l t « „ , M l „ p r e m l , ^ > 

> r w r a m p i n « « , * ( , 1 t h r a n t a l . a ; i > 

H e t h r ' a P I a r . t l M I M t l 

Boating•£, v. 

'TO "Movt'ur"'? Vav can 

»lljiW I r,||,bl1 thrivth r- - 

EAST COAST HAUUN6 

compteta LatKnvrjpVno larvlc*. 

Stone and Oravel orfvwwayj. Tap- 

•oil. o^riwknWW.CIMn.Up*, 

'and get read* ta.h,(Tntali» Nut matt , 

•a nut M Motar yavva M yMr eye ' 

an. UH IMI twea to," far MUCiir " 

c l a u l H M , m - M t l , ' i , ^ i , 

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ANTIQUES 

R l # 4 * r > c t w i t h o u t B 

cwnpiatall^ Fur 

••Accnwrlet 

•arralaolcuttlau 

BB»ullrulw»((lllt)gg|((, ' 

41 C-iTML MUARE, LMWOOO 

Jal, 

A , 

«M_. 

We Want to lease your store. Call Mr. Simon, l-JIS «28 2583 t 

KIMBEftLY KLIAN - enperlenced 

year 'rsurtd cleanlns. AIM • wlnler houie 

•itlina c*«KlmMHtn a-n or writ« Mr. M Simon, Atlantic Book Shop, 1034 

Bhlh 

,W.r.v,J.....a. 

H0ENE3 BUS SERVICE 

Bethlehem P|ke, Wonloomeryvllle, Penna. 18936 ' 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 


RE. For Sale 


f 

DIG YOUR OWN 

SHRUBS! 


pine and many other 

varlitlei. N M e h 

Japantie black pines ta 

each. 

Sat. i sun. ind 

weekday evenings 

Th« Flower Barn 

at Wilson's 

Route 50. Tuckahoe 

SOMERS POINT 

KIWANIS 

FLEA MARKET 

Si!., lug. 24.9 am. 

111! dttt: lo|, 11 

Somert Point 

Shopping Center 

Reutt? 

Naw a, Bath.1 Rd. 

* w * 

Dealers welcome m 6 am, 

FHEE PARKING 

Food and refreshments 

AM. 

ONE DAY ONLY! 

REAUSTCPfllCES 

Two hldeatodl, (Binning wheel, 

whamof thell, Pr, corner hanf Ing 

•helve*, crib, icwins barril. Barly 

Amarltan taual, raenari, mat. 

Olitlai blracaga. olack IMquend 

Mokcaia with ] drawan, 3 matching 

•wl»al roekeri me. eond.) cutty 

Sard thlp model, Ncauignal chain, 

MainavOK tmur TV M ltar%o with 

ipaatan, pair oiler lampt, wi of 

JoAnion im. autumn aaiight 

illHai, BOSItt, recordi, MOMnM 

and much mm. 

CASH ONLY 

Friday. An,. 23 

.i.m. t04p.ro. 

Bi|A.a,to33Sproc.Rd. 

ONIIOif 8-23 

T I * I I — ( I ) S o i d y e a r N f H ! , d o i l l l l 

B l l l m b e l t , w h i t a w a l i i , I M I t h a n M 

m l l e i w e a r , u i a c t r l c g u i t a r w i t h b a | 

a-il 

OARAOE IAL1 -10II. surf Board ant 

hsyiatwld mlicelunMui. M) •rlgBtail 

Plata In rear off alley, t a.m, to i p.m., 

taturaay, , i n 

• 6DRO0M iET-incluaing Badding, 

Mm, «" .nd. man« t.bl, win. f^ 

, - " ^ ^ "BP^T"! • 9m..l «BJ_ 

,\ ».m. ID 1 p,m,, (run m Central A 

Btacn- a Lawn chain 1 M«ttrt, r 

a u. 

1 p,m,, (run m C 

.Btacn a Lawn chain,, 1 M«ttrt,cA 

win. Mam pad, hlgn clulr, tool., aiac- 

•trie lampi, uMi, iwifcnai, miu. 

It.mi. ,/JJ 

.YARD SALE-S.I. AU8. it, itN to 1 

rv,m. Bik.t, fyraitura, etc. s Ret oat 

• Drive, Oik Foreil, Clermri. No early 

_ 

r O A R A O E | A I , i _ M | - W . l l . y R d . M l , 

| A » I . I I . f » , m , . i p , m , l a a N n f « i u i p . 

J h o u i . n o i t j i f e m t , b o o n , n e e M i , 

l i l e t h e i , p l c t u r . i . , o m t l y r n l t u r e , ft 

e m u f t i m o r e . t / j g 

ib.li MRTAtUE-Biihwaihar, gtod 

-ttMltlM |3I, I cu, ft. floor modai 

•refrllennr lati, Daniih cluir Us. Call 

J W M I 4 4 . 1 / 1 ] 

ANTIRISTED IN OINalti 

y c t t . B i c a l l a n i c o n d i t i o n . M r V M S V C R 

3>r M l e . c a l l i t i r u g , iv 

J T A R D S A L « T e e n c l o t h l n o , - l l n B . r 

) l n g r n a c n l n . . K a r n e n e h e a t e r a , 

| n y « h m o r e . 1 4 1 1 O l a I t a g e c M C h B d . , 

J t . v l l l . , S . t . 1 / 3 4 . t . . m . « p . m . M l 

A R D S A L E - I l a r v i a w P l a c e ( n e l r 

5 t h £ B a r I . B a c k y a r d I I a . m . 1 p . m . 

a a r o a m i a t , m i l e . M u u h o M f s o i i , 

h u r t . A u g . i f t h I F r l . N t h , i/ir 

ANDERSONOJSERKJS 

TAQSALI 

' Extraordinary Bttlgner 

Fornlshlngi in M*gnificen 

Margate parkwiy Home to 

be Midi Everything In ex 

csllant condition I 

SMASH I NO CONTEMPORARY 

LIVING ROOM: Upholltered aofa 

w/matct)lno ottoman s, pr. 

arm-chalr>. cut velvet lovataat (all 

In ciwulate 1 cream fabric) 11 

Spectacular TORTOISE LACQUER 

COCKTAIL TABLE, unuwal pr. Ig 

cream lacquer lamp tablet, BLACK 

LACOUf-P. BALDWIN >: SPINET 

PIANO w/abanch, burled yaw 

lowboy, traditional ilant front 

IfiahootnyCrMH 

DIHINO ROOM: Traditional 

MAHOOANY HANO^Miy;Sa7. 

Ireli, heasboaM ana iramei, Slera«, 

retort piaver 1 r.dlo AM/FM wim 

ipeatin, Lampi, Evarfihlng lite new 

Clll »i 3iii 

MOViNO«araVir u!TvrI^TonTM 

itartii. sal. Aug. 14, *io ii noan, u E, 

•tiiniic iiva, in 

SAIROF WHBELtiawnS JBowTJal 

.tt.thru to fit a Mercury Marauli or 

OARAGE SALC-Slop rthop. We have 

boon, toyi, nn.ni. hoyiewarei, tlnhai 

and myth, much mare. Frl,, Auu. JJ. t 

a.m 11 l ».m, and 5.1 Aug. M, I a.m. 

lo if noon. 111 •rlihlon PI. o C (Ijet 

ween mi i ItNi. Ri 

OA«*UE SAie^CBrl.tm.i in Auguit 

Chrliimai Ifaini, trimi lor 

Many 

mirror.. High lay yellow kitchen l.t.1,, 

many oilur Item., (R,,n Oaraia, Frl. 

ft III. 110 I p.m. IN Ocean Ave. I/2J 

TABO lALl-Augiiit M. tila to J 

Small window fin, electric Mle heater, 

Muunoid artlciai. i kyndhunl Ri., 

Marmora. u, 

MOVING SALE-Sofibea. thalr., iawn 

mower, blkei, rngra. S.I Aug. 14, a- 

noon. J17 B.rk Drive, oil Una. aÎ 

C U S T O M M A D E - a K l i l a d d e r i n , x 

l e i l e r i t c o n d i t i o n , i l l , ( a l l m i n i o r |. 

lIMIft 

MMMMlt - Hi E, A,,.nt,c 

•i»au t:K a.m. • i p.m., lai,, A.#., u, 

•ma, iwinf iet,. high cuair, lawlng 

m.cnln., ,|W^, waadMikar, vacuum, 

•IfehM itemi, chain, rusi, picture!, 

hair dry.r, worn.ni clathei | ac 

ctnoriti. a.]] 

FOR SALE — Kenmor. dlihwainar, 

w o r k l n o o r d e r , g o o d t o m l l t l o n . c a l l I f I - 

Y A R B S A L I - c a n f e n n M h o u t e , f u r - 

n l t u r e , a i i h a t , c o o k i n g w a r e , l a m p i , 

p i c t u r e ) a n d m o r e l § « „ j i u i . M , 1 a . m . 

t o e p . m , . m f W a i t A v e . a l l a y . § . j l 

Y A R O I A L E - C l e a n i n g o u t a t t i c ... 

f a n f a i t l c f l n d i . E v e r y t h i n g m g t l g o , 

T a b e m a c i i B a p t i i t c t i u r c h , I t h a , w e t t 

A v a . , M t . , A u i . i « , t a , m . t i i » . m 

R.E. For Sale 

HOTEL 

86 Rooms 

Restaurant 

Huge Meeting Room 

Oood overall condition. 

(deal location, near beach, 

boardwalk jnd ihopplng. 

Possible owner financing 

for qualified buyer. Buy 

now, iust in time for the 

busy iummtr season. 


REALTORS 

399-3038 399 6101 

Gold Coast Duplex 

Beautiful brand new 

duplex In one of Ocean City 

highest rental areas. 

AcroMfrem beich w/gpeat 

views. Please call for more 

Information, 

RIALTOR 

SasWesigyAve. 

(109)391.7000 

LEEW.HILLEGASS 

Realtor 

LOVELY GARDENS RANCHER 

Hot wafer heated for year round living. Three bedrooms, 

roomy living room with weMburning stove, dining room, 

Kitchen, I'/jbatn., side driveway to overslied garage, 

nice rear yard. tli5,0O0. 

PROPERTIES FOR SALE 

U2i Aibury, Pour modern units with excellent rental 

history. $215,000. 

St. Jame* A Boardwalk. Spectacular beachfront single, 

spacious and panoramic view. The price Is right af 

tmw. 

ilif & Haven, To be constructed. Luxury fewnhouse 

featuring four bedrooms, 2'A baths, ever 1400 square feet. 

Priced to sell at SI 19,000. 

322 Ocean Ave. Six studio apartments all rented yearly 

Gross Income of $28,000. Priced riant at $185,000. 

500 Bay. Spacious 2 bedroom condo with panoramic view 

of Bay. Owner financing available to qualified buyer 

Won't last.Tall now for appointment. $149,900. 

3 Gardens Road. Beachblock, Gardens location. Four 

units In excellent condition. Great rental history. Good In 

vestment for under $200,000. 

1216 fNeasurtt, Luxurious bayfront single family. 5 8 R, Vh 

bath, Magnificent 3rd floor deck. Hot tub. Bar. Fabulous 

view. Must be seen. 1260,000. 

YEARLY RENTALS 

Nordic Sand* Townhouses, 40th and West..Luxurious two 

and three bedroom units. Top.floor privacy deck Unfur- 

nished. Starting at ttso/mo. plus Utilities. 

Pint St. and Boardwalk. Spectacular beachfront home 

with three bedrooms, IVVtmths, 2 fireplaces, all applian- 

ces at $1300 per month plus utilities. 

SJU Central Avenua. Beachfront first floor luxury apar- 

tment has four bedroom*, 2 baths, fully furnished and all 

appliances, SI2Wpermonthf>lusut,llties. 

9i» Fifth Strwt. Two bedroom fownhouse lust off beach S> 

boardwalk.' WZS/month + utilities. 

, v 

REAL ESTArt llEWSLETIEil 

Featurlno propertl**-tpr;»al*,' current financing,' recent I '"I 

|'sHles, r ant> othetraal'.Wtaf*. neVw! ,To"y«celve.rhlslfl 

nnhilr>Mtlnn. tlmBlv comDlefa) tha counon below and send • it 

OPEN HOUSE 

MMf 

1911 WESLEY AVE 

SATORDAYJ SUNDAY 

12.00 to 4:00 P.M. 

btaehfront 

gold 

1st floor, ) bedrooms and 2 full bath* Includ. 

bedroom suite With Whiripooi tllM baft,. 2nd f. pire 

S 11 f h Wtt ttr ' bMmed " fh « d »' ceilings 

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R.e.PorSalf RE. For Sale R.E. S«le R.E. For Sale 

oger 

OPEN HOUSE 

DAILY 12 4 P.M. 

ir TJi»» j. 

New condominium? under construct ion, Qcaanside of 4S00 

bloek of West Avenue, Living room, fireplace, designer 

European kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, sundeck, Storage, 

central air, Andersen window's, maintenance free. 

Developed by J R Nixon, Inc. from IW.MO up. 

Exclusive Agent, Hager Real Estate, 

111 Atlantic Ave,, «1 Bariersea Rd. «nd Mth a, Haven Ave, 

lager 

421 BaHersearld. 20034(hSt. Ill AHantiBAve. 

339.0041 3998122 3991158 

Three bedroom, 2 bath, living room, dining ares, galley 

kitchen, laundry room, parking, 2 blocks to one of Ocean 

City's finest beaches; 1 years old quality first floor duplex 

condo, fully furnished and equipped, excellent rental 

potential. Call today I sm.fM. 

ieylandlngs tingle. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, 

large kitchen, laundry, garage with sundeck, magnificent 

view. Call to Inspect, til7,500. 

Three bedroom, 1 bath cottage, gas heat, quief arts, has 

potential, needs work. SM,W0. 

Condominlum...2 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining area, laundry 

facilities, pool and parking. $79,500. 

West Avenue single..,! bedrooms, convenient to beaeh and 

boardwalk, STf.MS, , 

Luxurious Gardens beachfront...custom built single, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with wef bar, fireplace, 

oarage, reardeck with spectacular vltw of beach and 

ocean. I41MN. 

Asbury Avenue commercial..storefront and 1 apts,, high 

traffic location, 110,008 income. Call today, Sllf ,fM. 

Asbury Avenue §ln8le..,3 bedrooms, J baths, family room 

with vraodburning ifove and ceiling fan, large 

dlnlng/ilvlno area, well maintained property. Block to ex 

cellent beach. tiso.OOO. 

WakMfont duplex eum,,Aam «nd second floor wi«L 

spectacular view. three bedrooms, laroe decks, Mnfral 

alrvflarga stone firaplaea, Very good rental history, 

OCEAN CITY REALTY 

REALTOR 

34thaAsburyAve. 8983408 

• REALTOR 835 We«ley Ave. 

OtXVOC 

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RE. Sale 

PAGE IB — SECTION TWO 

R.I. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

nson 

REALTORS 

•OAHDWALM ICC CBI«M $TORI 

Caih in w Ocean cit? i fief iumm^r 

Highly pfBftia&t*' 4f! •qunVPeni' in feaa? is iee ffii? immacyi#ft 

oupit" ftefh yft.fi 

feature hviiig Feem, dining room 

and mMcf n kitchen, gng tiled bithi 

T«ri9F Bfing t>?ihl? 

lathed buiidable fef feature* a 

ONI 1LOCK PHOM Btat 

Cedar BHih legation • * fly m 

iftf? horn* *>ff ** 

itchen* living Fee*" ,ing ip Safrt%. family room 

«e inttrior (yi! sem 

pa>nfed and 

§f eORie m toflay arid 

R&W. ESTATE 

390-3700 


THB SBNTINEL^LBDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, AUGySTi3, 

R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

Desirable setting for an at 

home business. This 

year old isfory Colonial 

waiting to be restored to 

original splendor Living 

room, dining room, large 

Colonial kitchen, breakfast 

roorri, 3 large bedrooms 

(one with sitting urea), 3 

full baths, potential galore. 

$100,000, 

New listing, great Mar: 

triers location. Pour year 

old rancher II beautifully 

landscaped and well- 

maintained. Three 

bedroomi, 2 full baths, 

oversized 2 car garage, 

family room with fireplace. 

Won't last Ipne, call today. 

$110,000, 

What a beauty is tnu j 

bedroom, V/% bath, 2-sfory, 

perfect condition inside 

and out, Pine family neigh 

Mrhood, priced right a? 

ilU.Mg. 

R.E. Salt R.E. For Sale R.I. Silt 

OCEAiWRONT 

Flneji BTM of WUdwood dot. NJ.» Oec. Sumroir "16 

, Only M rnldtnca •MO.OM to «Jli,0M 

Mil for brochure 

609-729-1229 , 

On-slie sales offiei open daily 10-4 

P.«R« E«S*I«D«E*'N-« T 

A CONDOMmiUM Or* WIIDWOPD CREST • 

W«ihln|iaii Avenue it the o^n, P.O. Box 1218 

Wildwood Cnai, N. j. 082M • SIIH: D M Rally Co.. Ins. 

CREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

CALL TOOA V! 

609-927-1451 


Somers Point, N.J. 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

W nttpimi ruHrbindint nuneimu. Yam WRWIMH UKoi 

mntn win, i 

Mill fumlihM condominium .„, 

•vtllatla l»r Mil ar PHI. Par Inlvr' 

nutiMi (M •pMlifmMt ta IniMd, uu 

•mit, Pirn. Mia iM wjtijiii. ", 

SACK-UP DIPOSITS ARE NOW BUNG ACCiPTID 

FURNISHED O(NE BEDROOM \m\T%, 

POOL. ELEGAPfT LOBBY ELEVATOR SERVICE, 

OR-SITE 

609-398-4700 

Vacationers! Get on our priority rental list for 19851 

RiSORTMABKITINOASiOC. 

sat, 

Buy tte b#achl buy the beach, 

buy the beautiful beach. 

You and me, you and me 

can own a condo by the sea. 

,- -rvai ^"iNJ. beoehfrenf condominiums from 

just $72,900...see if now as completion nears!! 

Mly furnished conaornimum miidences at the boardwalk just steps 

from the beach *n ocaan City s exclusive north end, totally new 

construction f'om the ground yp with private on site parking, 

iwimming pool lundock at incrediDie investor-wist prices 

t O' oppointrr snt or Brochure, contact 

If land Realty 

32nd & Wast Avenue 

Ocean City, N.J 08226 

398-3636 

iBeach 

Iwatch 

CONDOMINIUM MfTTEL 

A NEW CONCEPT IN VACATION & INVESTMENT PROPERTY 

• >" , r L'" jr ' jt 7Ii- Street 8> Boardwalk Ocean City N J 

OWNMS R U°NIT O U P 1 > E X *"" *BDmONAL 

Both unl« Ineludf 3 bedrooms. 2 full tile baths, 

, asftr, aryer Wdgirbaflt aisposBi. Reemt ad- 

tfltlon of owritri unft inclutfti Great reom (eatnedral 

ceillnB and loft), btdroom and full bafh A I "h« 

overlook 15th Strwt beaeh, within tasy iLfof S j 

boardwalk area, 1 oufsla# til, showBrs, earport and outsidt 

ntaflng and htat pump Wr owners unit are amend recent 

addition!, AH this at M2J,e0O.00. mong recent 

Call CAREY'S REALESTATE 

398.0178 m . o m 

Owner anxious to sell price reetntly reduced on this 

lovely lagoenfront harm. Consists of livlno room, dining 

room, kitchen, * bedrooms, ji/i baths, den w/flreplace 

oarage, patio, second floor deck, i docks «nd J boatsfips. 

Conveniently located near golf course and airport. Inspect 

today I! 

1J3IIBAY AVENUE 399 5711 

CENTER CITY HOME...? 

btflroomi, 2 baths, j 

powder rooms, a ear 

garage, gas hot water heat 

iiWooo 

FOUR SMALL APTS...een. 

fer city, good condition. 

1179,000. 

ASBURY AVE. STORE 

Pigs 4 bedroom apt. and an 

tHIeiiney, Reasonably pri- 

ced. 

JEANBLACKMOH 

Realtor 

304-9UISL 399-6345 

c 

OCfeANCITY 

TRIPLEX 

Central Ave. Invesfmenf 

property.,,il4,0P0 iumm»f" 

income. Each unit 1500 sq. 

ft. with 4 bedrooms, 1'^ 

baths, 1 perches, garage: 

Close to beach and center 

of town. Don't mist this op. 

pertunlty. Call now for full 

details. __ 

MEMIiesPTMf 

IBMS FIMANCIAL NITWOIK 

Coldwell 

Banker 

NEW PARKWAY 

Realty Inc. 

LlMfliM Rfll •Mill Bratar 

MB VMffMr An,, MargaN 

822-1141 

An iMtpMdMtlif Owiw) t, opiraiM I 

MnnMr M CSIAWII emlur 

RHIMtlNtl AHIII.I« Inc. f I 

You Won't Find Another 

Buy like IVantucket in Ocean City. 

GREENHOUSE 

ROOM IN 

EVERY HOME 

AT NO EXTRA 

CHARGE! 

h^V , ? edrOOm ' V h Summer SIHlen Duplex, 

bath single family nome In excellent location Close to 

exce lent condition Great b e a c h & B d w l k ^,'° 

Ration close to beach,, t c n a n c e f r e e e x t e r i o r 

boardwalk, shopping and BcKfrms , )>/3 baths on 1st 

Leln ^ h°T ^ "and 2 bdrm unit on 2nd 

* lyl) ' uw Anxious owner priced this 

to sell quickly All fur 

nishlngs Included for only 

$119,800 

NEW LISTING—Corner dell variety store with lovely 3 

bedroom apt. above Sale also Includes next door triplex, 

either may be bought separately. A great business oppor- 

tunity at a terrific location. Owner financing to qualified 

buyer. Asking *279,00O. 

sandpiper realty 

41/JAOintlcAve. 

BMltor 

Dili 309-8123 


Eleven1 bidrtom units, super condition, great location. 



Realtors 

18th & Asbury Ave, 39M038 

OCEANFRONT 

CONDOMINIUM 

Prestigious Gardens Plai% 

Don't miss this opportunity to purchase this realistically 

priced two bedroom, two bath unit •with breathtaking 

views. Call now for an appointment to inspect this ninth 

floor beauty 11 

MARR AGENCY" *=as=ssa: 

REALESTATE 


Ocean City, N.J. 08Z26 

398 7300 

UPPER TOWNSHIP! MOVING OFFSHORE? 

We |ut| listed this exceptional custom built two 

bedroom, two bath rancher In Beesley's Point, 

Special features Include Florida room off kit- 

chen, den with brick f(replace, glass slider 

' leading to screened poVch, garage, lovely large 

t '' lendKaped grounds with tear fenced yard. Call 

foreppolnfnent 

; 

THIS IS 

NOT A 

RECORDING 

1-800 624 3319 

NEW JERSEY 


ottier mortgage companies call 

it "the last word in customer 

service." we say it's just the 

beginning. 

Because at Greentree, we 

have professional mortgage 

qualifiers answering our phone, 

on Saturday (10am to 1pm) anp" 

Sunday (12pm to 3pm) 

They'll get your mortgage 


phone or, if you prefer, come 


FJMDAY, AUGUST 23.1B8S 

R.I. For Salt, 

R.E. For Sale 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat, A Sun. 11 to 4 p.m. 

,- New 2 bdrm. bHevei eondominiums. Convenient to beach, 

boardwalk, shopping. Pull appliance package Including 

{ plenty of storage etc. Buy now and pick your interior color 

| scheme, sn,m first floor, 114,900 second floor. 

SHORE REALTY 

>UB Mr AM. 609-399.1900 

• • • BEACHFRONT • • * 

excellent J bedroom, % bath 1st floor eenae 

featuring new kitchen with all appliances in- 

cluding Microwave and tile floors, furnished tjy 

decorator. Gas heat. Situated on oversized cor 

ner lot. Priced to sell af S273,000. Call today 11 i 

BETTY JOHNSON REAL ESTATE 

398-6066 

LICENSED RIAL BSTATl BROKM 

HOUSE FOR SALE 

ON THE BEACH 

*750,000 

Swimming pool, 5 bedrooms, I living rooms, 1 beautiful 

•tone fireplaces, upside down house, kitchen on second 

LEE W. HILLEG ASS 

HiALTOR 

MAUTIFUL MODERN YBAR ROUND HOME. North 

secHlofl, Almost perefect condition. Living room, modern 

Kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrooms, m baths. Built by 

one of Ocean City's finest builders. All electric with large 

garage and attractive yard. S1SJ,OOB, 

HEATED 2 FAMILY DWELLING upper cottage has 4 

bedrooms, 2 full baths, hot water heat. First floor.2 

bedroom complete apt., gas hot water heat. Easy main- 

tenance with vinyl siding, 1115,000. 

'36ATLAHTXAVE. 3011011 

$101,000 

$41,900 

1141,900 

(225,000 

$119,500 

I "WISE BUYS" t 

duplex ...39 Asbury Road 

jSlngle 459 West Ave. 

rtlultl 426WesleyAve. 

Commercial 4apts,,2 •!•., 1 

tutti conds, avcllaata olnnn monttn, 

HJM raoflltily, MM -«Hr II waaa 

mln I. tail Tu«. mr, Frl. 31H47H14. 

Call Sat, Mini Man, HTHTI-7WI. M 

STUART FLA—HlHCJilrmm lillM, 1 

Mdnom tnvfitmiM. Maan aceati, paM, 

tafMli, Monml,/M«K«HI. Call 1 KB 733 

rot, *m 

VACATIONINO—in ar rMaeatlns "> 

ClorMaf vim Villa J.tnnlnt lad i. 

Br.iktiM In Iwal* Wlriy Baatll. 

RaaHMMa rain. Call mW or arlta 

P.O. em asm Mra? laMii, Fla, 

MOM " 

LAUDEBOALE •¥ TNI SEA-monni 

of Fak, *r 1 waM ewIM, an Itu •CMn, 

Ntw I %*n oMr tWIM 4. IMMM •• 

OCEAN CITY HORTO 00) 

/Moflern completely turn, 

living room, din. rm. 3 

bdrms., a bams, ooreh, 

washer, dryer. 

Weeks of 124. ••Him 

Winter S400 +utilities 

Yearly WOO futilities 

Cd Own 398-7017 or 

1Z15-544 77IS0 

tn 

RESORT MARKET1H8 

ASSOCIATES/REALTORS 

Yearly Rental! 

At Ocean Reef 

• • • 

A limited number of 

Owners are offering 

TownheuMS and Garden 

style Apartments available 

for occupancy In August 

and September, 

• 2 Swimming Pools 

• 2 Tennls'Courtj 

• Club House 

• Boating 

• Security Gatehouse 

M i h D 

(609)398-8383 

23nj Strati eatttBiy 


MUSI - Nawtr nnMM, iril Slraat, 

kuch Mack, 1 MnmL i kalM, larfa 

WiNTII RENTAL - ocaal Irani, 

lumrr daplax. 4 MMn, I MM. 

luiiBi, mieiBivi, linfiaca, (MMM. 

AnlltkM m to sin*, ma par IM, 

canm IHI. »j» 

paMMf. Hit mtttoti iMMUf ail 

irtlMtUi. AnllaaM HI Eail 1MIU ar 

ST. AUGUSTINE, 

FLORBA 

Oaium 1 Mm., t t»Hi MMflfnm 

COTKJO, funtjhm aM utlllfMi In- 

idd WIM Mtcn, j 

d, MM. la » FaB. a, MM 

wtMlr. ««rtfi I » W. M. iW 

intkly.MMfMyrata*, 

CIIIMM«W«fl>l-WMH> H 

snt. 

FLOBIDA - AttriftIM lurnliliaa larfa 

ant bMrasin .jurimwi IH Ii frsn 

Macli, pomn.n» 8..cn, Fl». far Nov., 

tHC.,M.rch or April. C.II1H1U4. Ptl 

NORTH PALM BEACH. FLA-H41* 

luxury, lurnluwj Apt. on IntrKMiUI 

Wallrway ovmloomna self court.. J BR, 

I katM, Btn, Btlatiy, Past, Ipa, 

Steurliy, ParMns. Nair Octan and 

•Bopping. Oct.-DM, «l,000 par rnooth, 

Jan.-ABrll 11 MS Hf mmtti. ,1 JI5-J44 

BEACH BLOCK - H,,r itn St. Utillllat 

, M MM TV MIMM. Two 

,tyrn wl.tnOfnonrMv. 

SPACIOUS 

MtltMM, lint IhBr, 1 Ddrm.. J ojitn, 

•II .(wllafKM, J-ur eartlrs. ball. 

iatlf, ta. Oti/mo. plm utll. NO 

lat. day,» fat, rm, Ht-«so. 

TMBI1 4 IEBRMM I MTN - Fui-- 

mum) apn,, M M W«» m St. mwty 

rManlafi all Hi. BtilwaiMil, 

aiuxui, waibtr, tnu, MM ma, Mn 

uiiiititi, call »i.j»). in 

LAROI TWO 1EDHOOM AFT. - Pint 

IMF, hatt IMUM fumunN • on IM 

tvro tf „ MM noor (urniuwd apt. • tm 

caMril IMHM. AvailaM mM-Sapt. to 

mltlMty. Ho ptfi, FamlllM Only. droomi 

S850&W00 + 

SOOBay 

2 bedrooms 2 baths 

NJ Realty 

i8E.9thst smm 

fleboardTonrnam«ntfcrl8fJ5. 

We have accepted thU 

respoMlbUlty knowing til 

Ibatit might mefln to our dty. 

fig planning has foot my 

/ ind we feel that we 

are Just tAoBt ready. Ot 

committee*, under Jack 

BftariffcTi have Just about 

Kweduptnepfotthatwewfll 

play, lo about four weeks, 

Sept. 23 the opening datewfll 

be here. Take note all of yon 

Ooetn atyites and come over 

to He ]rt now Japanese and 

Qmarifms play thla great 

and winners toonttmwt 

WomanA bj MM Mwftv,« 

member who bu nnMittMild 

g«*«lly totbept«friiie(*«r 

Â. «*« BBl OOh; MTft4 « 

presWent but htt brid |Mt 

&Mt tway otter oflKe* «BtL_ 

the yean. 

osHUfldn in beM 

Joe mm oftetof; H» l» 

vocation. - * , ., 

ta the tMHrfnnm AvWafl 

M they flnliliWl it WM Ml 

Jww-t and Bripfc Y«rtlmjS 

in niunen dlvlilou It WM 

MBftadtSte 

~ WIQJMU and 

theglita? 

Tbe 

ATTENTIOM OWNERSlll 

Mow accaptlnv TUT fkMM wtii 

llttlng* In pragarMWI Mr StpMnt- 

Your lltlMf inala M «JOf«lai«l 

PlMw ell far garMnal tervlct, 

BmNBrriau.Tr 

Beaifon 

IM-UM 

APARTMENT 

On» bedroom, modern, yn- 

(urn. air-esnd., dish- 

washer, off street parking. 

Heft end hot wafer Inel- 

%tl% monthly. 

CORAL ARMS APTS. 

ilttlAtburyAvi, 

911-3031 

The New Jeriey In- 

vitational Jamboree Slnglea 

Touraament waj played In 

Ocean Grove en Aug. U and 

14, Once again our nadm 

must be mg"'* j "* of the 

abOtty of OUT Ocean aty 

atrnfflers. 

We placed five In the win 

oduinn.Inthee»pertdlw1«ion 

to tbe orier of flniifa tt w«a 

Frank Stinger, first and Jota 

Yearly Rental* 

TWO IIDBSOM - U D H. 

tnar, (not porcti, parkiM, B«a 

MCatMn. litn 1 iuwry. UH pM 

•tilitw, «.» kMt, M pttt, m.tur. gar- 

•Mi Mi* Wrll. liatlif tnlamatMl, 

af> a rrtrtmt, ate. Mi N>, la, an 

iwi[«Hnr. . M 

FROM O» TO IMS - IKI. iltllltlM. 

varM Mln, •Icair lufnlihnj, claM, 

parting, no •an, Mann partaiti «MTI 

Rafarancai • He, on ntadM, Cii M 

l Cll t 

piayaa. TJ» wiiun m flttjr 

fttriftjflfMl In fl» WOBBSB'BI 

dlvisloo > LBta 

witha perfect tix gmm, 

BerchtoUwidr 

ta fit men 1 * AriAm it «w' 

Due tMHK IUy WOM 

and DOB tan, 

tbe Satordaj, Aug. 17 

progre*ai¥e bud vtfy data ta 

oaach. Ilittlnt •» law ai UM alui 

•Hlltlat. Otltar lartar rmuu alia 

avallawi. MN*)*ar «aalty. Raallar, 

illAtlaatlcAva Wf-llW F« 

• KCBLLIHT LOCATION-) BR. fun 

mm, aVw, w/a\ caMo MM + altc. No 

aatl Raf.Sapt Jon. Call HWU4. Fl-W 

Mill STEEBT-tP«M« 

*t«i*m, IW battu, *atlw, dryar. I»l 

mwljily •«•• atllltlai. call MI-ut-taM 

int 

OC 1ITM ST. *«i*-J BE lutnlilnd. 

w/d, w/w, (artiMit. laiicad yard, or 

FIM ««tt «rHn acaanvlaw. Avail. !/•> 

M M *• l M« 

THREE BEDROOM •— plrtt llvor 2 

umi, dining irti, hitchftn, tiving 

room. All tppHtfiHi, mcl e¥*ttie>r and 

dfy«r- ««>•} «m pntn, ISOO two perww 

AVftllattl* Sept, 1. CAll Jt*tH»- I 30 

COTTAOE — 1 bedroom* H3J mo. plijt 

totfiitfH. w*thtr. Stcuritr dtpwit anO 

rtftrtnctf rtû.rertj, Av«il. Cflli It* 

*3f 1. I 71 

FIRSf FLOOrTFUBN. — tR, brtroom 

kitctton, difltttt,, b*fh, porch, hot *«tarr 

htat. Rtf«r«nc4fi, t*turirv, cvnttr city 

Settled couplf d#lir*d. No pcti. H3J in 

cl. vhi. Writ? Bon ill, Svniinvi-LrtfgtT, 

own City. Nj. ^H 

APT. FOR RENT — O.C.7 Gvrdtni Jrt" 

fifrn.th*d, 2 btKfrm, ntn, »vaM. S«pt 

1S7S.O0 tncl. h**t (ha cjnittt), no p*ti 

rtrfrrr>r>c(rs ll J9l *05t sficr 10 30 

B27 

NEYW "DUPLEX ^~?nd riftjf ."vicinTtw 

?7nt) 8- Aibury, 3 bcdroomi, 3 bathl 2 

flet**i Waiter, Orycf, rrfrig.. A/C, hrsl 

punrtp, yntyrn NO p*?ti iw*>tur* couple 

U50 monthly plyj ut!(iti*-4 Available 

Or;! 1 CftM JI$S?7 4317 137 

UNFURNISHED—2 b*droom, 1 um 

Lft. tclt secvrlty depotif required. No 

p*t» Aauinonly. t*n !*o •«•} I/JD 

ROOMS—or tt>a morni startlno up* 

TV rMrl« wim Kill and KMI BMM. 

Ratararai rcqulml No unaliara. CM 

msnit V* 

R.E. For Rant 

STORE FOR RUNT—ApenWm«tl*y 

I.OD0 tquan heat, im plut utimtes. Available 

Sept. 1. C»H Sft-WUi t-« 

Waw Ava., oM iirnl parkiog till 

Wttkly, tor 4 wtafct or IWJ par watk for 

IVW*W Call MMH MM aVM 

• FFICIINCT APT ~ Malt Maiotl M 

wiakly. Canirally l«catad WaHttr an^ 

«ryartvall«bl*.,llat»ntblt. Call lit 

•Ml II 

BEAUTIFUL ^, MMarn,. cl«an, J 

•KM. Hi MHl aat. FP, OW.W/D, 

w/w caratt, I «adii, tMiymiwi l»- 

nwn ncailaii. M*Vmo. + mil, Call ttf- 

7)M > Fl-D 

TWO •.«„ WRLL FUHN ACT - OW, 

w/a, w/w cartwt, a>un«at •>">. MM 

l*Pt. flit ptas atat * sflaaa (ill) H>- 

tlM. t> 

OCflAN CITVr-1 tudroom IBUH, 4th st 

btacti bwcli, LR, OR, IM bath tapiam 

WftajBnt>M5n>o,Caiit54irfi. tv» 

THREE IIEDIIOOM — 1 UK rancher 

bnfMrnlthad w/w w/d, rafrla 

wfiaalchalr adjptatf, laonan vl«w, 

llrtplaca »rl mo plut utllltlai Call 

HtlWWI aM 

OARDENS .SECTION — Niwly 

nffladaltH } b«dr«om, mm, alr-cend 

lurch unlurnlthcd Htal iiKludad Call 

HHW U» 

LAOOONFBONT — I'tmUnomi. lur 

nltllad Parch facMf watar, Md llaor 

MfVma plol utllltlai call Itl alM • 11 

\ i R.E.Wanted 

l-BEDRODM APARTMENT ~ Nlcrly 

lumlihad, A1f-ktr««t panting, .front a, 

r..r dtcli, inn strnt arn, avaiutili 

(apt. II. mi/month plm utilltm. Call 

»l 4111 or )M-MM. • 1) 

WALK TO TINNIt — FwiHh Imiu 

tram b«*ch. Oulet location, M«al tor 

ywna. coupla, } bedroomt. 1 bath, 

•mrnitl.i. ollitratt ptrxliia. tin mon 

Wily plimnttrlc. OH MHW-tWt. m 

Lots For S«la 

LARGE « • MS DUfLEX LOT — M 

•icillml locatlan. lilt • Hmm, IM 

unpiwtmaxti MtH* llfm ON ttt- 

•71 7HI anytlnte^ ^4 

PRIME CLCAHEO SUMS — 

a.tUMnllal Mt I 

lotilHHi davaHa* 

WHiiW. ui Mo Marmara 1 aaH*a'w 

acaui AcraaftlBOcaMVttar. Ian**. 

uamo caiim.itnariw.Mn. pw 

LUXURY APARTMENT — In rt 

baylront cgndominlam, 1 badrwtmi 3 

aaii>. fumlihad, iria pint utllltm, 'on 

Roalty, Kaaltan, WWI. tf 

Storage For Rent 

H VIHELAND-IM4tM*la*«(Maia*l 

itnam In Mca «mla»a»ant. « aM*. W 

AC tll.tt> CMIM#la?7 i IVt/w 

^rirrffa 

OUT TV Ale. 

i 

pond. Frlttti MrtMtf.: 

niyjNoptti UMMMPJ, 

BEACHFRONT and 

BEACHVIEW!! 

H.»«t»'w.l.rr ' 

aa^ •< 

1 

Bur HOUSES 

AIM incoma PrUfwrly 

In Any Condition 

Quick sattliinantt 

S4B-793I 

• STORAGE SPACE M a. dry ]nd lloor 

•torao* Satt from watar » that! Call 

, MIOluattarSiMpm tt 

STORAGE ONLY — C''> «•». ntc. 

Lar*a.ary. II'IU III! nHMIMr Call 

R.E. Wanted 

CONSERVATIONISTS 

1 '/, -;'£• ^.1: 

WISHESTOACOUWEHEnONWE! ' 

OTWRCOtlWWLlWD NESTING I 

I J - !_ . ^_* _rl V ,> .Til ^-fc 1 i • 

UPPER TOWMSHff 

Sunset Acre* - Petersburg, 

l'/r acre* to iVt acr*» Ot 

wooded ground on im- 

proved street ttarttng**) 

KMOOtoSJIMXK). ' j 

47 +, 

B«e«iev'»'f*otnt ton 

ting, at »M,Wi to W, 

FlhHC M|ii^ 

>i 

este*e« 

-fc y'ai

'ft-. 

\\ 

PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEIKiER, OCEAN CITY; FRIDAY. AUGUST 231, SONS 

letters /readers react 

—^—>"^—^——•——•———.——.^^_^^_—^_—.^__——-^_—_______ 

Practice home rule responsibly 

\> ^'] J ^l'\ 





Seethe... 


AT THE 

"THE 

OTEPAHEAD 

PUCE 

Servin 8 ll '«'OrtniiChyArenForNeBriylOOVieoi»( 

1001 Asbury Ave. , Phone 399-0012 

PRIME ROUND TOP 

LONDON BROIL 

'3.29,'Ib 

CMP STEAK 

, *2.09ib. 

,fj Whole Prim* | 

FM.ET 

•4.69 ib 

i a Extra Lean 

Ground sirloin • 

Don't let the; quitters get their way 

I 

•? 

I* 

Editor, SwttotH, : and than force me dry to give fighting fires in tbe dty of 

am very upset and 

In and tot da have our way, Somers Point, 

at nrnr tUa volunteers In * When Hit* voting public Pact 2. Tbe qty Council Is 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: cleanliness and lawful 

(be Somers Point Volunteer turned down tM flra district 

mons concerning an overtime 

considering having this court 

language 

Two recent occurrences have 

tbair 

behavior and less concern 

Fire Department are betog issue, 

parking ticket dated May 17 

-JW,III«IHIIWI>WIIH«II I t 

order changed to allow Fire 

pen 

prompted this letter. Ons about punitive and biased 

treated. 

which couched In very 

long hard look at what I was Companies 1 and 3, the men 

fa their 

incident was a tetter to the 

In 

blue laws. 

ominous terms Implying that 

On May 1, ISM, a* everyone 

editor In which It was Plaudits to the writer for my failure to either pay a WO 

the members of 

•uggtMted that Ocean City 

TWs does not reflect in any Somers Point Volunteer Fire 

pointing out ft§ true nature of flM or appear In court could 

could profit more by showing 

manner on our fine, year> company l and 3 watts* out 

Ocean City's situation. result In a dvfi action, I.e. round police force who an 

nun concern about Today I received a mm-license 

revocation, attachment 

of Income, etc. All 

from the Parking Authority or 

ffaffen SS which never placed 

a citation on my car and 

whose members hirk In coffee 

sbopi and ire occasionally to 

jealous that they ticket can 

before the meter has expired. 

I will pay the fine because I 

taunt sPici*LiSTi 

TRHVGL 

an a law abldlno dtixen of SO 

201 West Avi, • Since 1971 Ocean City years standing In this community, 

but I do so with 

CHANORIS/FANTASY CRUISES 

reluctance and chagrin. 

/ 

TOile I am about It, I have 

s s. GALILEO 

also frequently observed 

summer police officers 

SEPTEMBER CRUISES FROM 

harassing mature Individuals 

on some trivial bails while 

PHILADELPHIA 

Ignoring the filth and foul 

1,2,4, or 8 NIGHTS 

CALL FOR SPECIAL 

LAST MINUTE DISCOUNTS 

OF UP TO 30% OFF! 

3990032 

v ""»"" v spending my tax dollars to 

supply this former fire 

Companes 1 and 3, t men 

doing, and I came to mywho 

quttDa the dry and tbelr 

fanuues, to again flight fires In 

family andnelglubors for the city. 

endangering their lives by 

- - - - 

' Fact 8. Hie members"6f fire 

on tbe dty. They marched walking out on the dty. I companies 1 and 2 belong to 

true , professionals , , and woefully down Snore Road IvMfvlvG IJiy IDCBUDBTHDIP *" me ScunylDe and Bargain- 

eminently fair. 

and left the dty's fin lire Company 3 and applied town fire companies hi Egg 

1 do question, however, tbe apparatus on Store tor aMmbcrsUp In the Somers Harbor Township. 

efficacy of arming an obSome 

of tbe Ore engines had Point Volunteer Fire Fact 4. Egg Harbor 

vious incompetent and to be towed because for some pspertment 

bestowing authority that that strange reason they could not I was 'accepted aa a 

be started after the mm that member and I was pleasingly 

unable to handle, not toquit 

got oat of them. surprised at the reception I 

mention the moral im- The members of Fire received from the men and 

plications Involved. • Companies l sod i not only women of the New Volunteer 

If this la why Ocean City is walked out on the dty, WE Hrfr Department, f did not 

so concerned with hone rule,, also walked out on our own find nor feel sny animosity, 

It Is a gad commentary on families. Tturi right, I said aversion, antagonism, bitpresent 

conditions. Perhaps us.! was.a4&MHbsr of Fin 

we deserve to be occupied by Company 2 and I was one of 

the National Guard or at least the qutters that day. 

the State Police and I was led to believe that H» 

relinquish all autonomy. city would' give .Into our 

EdWUmer demand that the fire 

OcamQty dtapatehers be retained and 

that w« would be fighting Ores 

to the dty again When the 

Fortunate experience did not give In, we, fbt 

were told mat if w. 


If per chance the gentleman 

mongh pressure on 

While staying at your city, I 

who personally returned ay 

Die dty that we would get oof 

hid the misfortune of losing 

valuable item reads this, 

own way. ' 

my pocketbook. However, I 

pieaae, call or write the So we set up picket finee, not 

had the wonderful fortunate 

Smaqua Motel aa I would like only la front of the bousei of 

experience of having It 

to bank him by taking his members of Pwmdl, but in 

returned by • very honest 

family out to dinner. (root of the bouses of the 

family. 

members to tbe new volunteer 

I want to pubUdy thank this 

Rosalie Curtis 

Fire Department We em 

family for their sincere 


went ao far as to set up pickets 

honesty. 

at afl the access roads into 

Someri Point hi an effort to 

Sun's rays can turn away an commercial 

hurt eyes 

You see, we were told that If 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: It into the dty, there would be 

seems most people are notna 

food in tbe super markets, 

aware of the harm ultra violet no dotbes In Jamesway,n> 

rays can cause the eyes. supplies In the hardware 

They can damage retinal stores and no medical sap- 

cells; also they play an Implies In tbe drag stores, and 

portant part In the develop- then the dty would give in and 

ment of cataracts In the eyes. let us have ear way. 

tee way you can'protect When these tactics did not 

yourself, especially on tbework, 

we went to the public 

beach, U by facing 160 and requested • flra district 

degrees against the rays of to established. When the flra 

fte »un. This way you will be district was established, we 

protected somewhat. were told, we (Ihe flutters) 

N-A.Kaj*kasMan,MD. mold load the district 

PMlatetpWa 

with our people' 

1 

company with electrldty." ,- 

As a taxpayer I want to* 1 

know why the members of 

City Council want to flnallyj^ 

dte qultera have their way,- 

Hpw can City, Couiuwt 

'members wno fiave .fsken at> 

oath of office to serve tnjr 

entire community, even' 

consider such a thing after all 

me former firefighters did to! 

me dry? 

.v... .. _m If, in fact tne former 

Township win not request the firefighters were concerned^) 

Somers Point Volunteer Fire about me dttoena of Somer*;,' 

Department to assist them fttot they would have never 

with mutual aid. TWs leaves quit on tbe dty, they would' 

the section of Longport have never tried to btock" 

Boulevard that is in Egg commercial trucks from* 

Bute Township vlrtualh/ _ , 

unprotected until the would be no food, clothing and 

equipment from Scullville and medical supplies in the d^ 

terras, hostility or maltoe. ^pffiFwn -———'- TaTnie — ac ley would tow never JJoined 

^tflu_ ^y* ......:W ttvated,raef , through g the dty y the fire companies in Egg 

congeniality, g y , cntnpanlonslilp, c p s h p , of Somers -=r. Point . and -r get .. to .. the Harbor Township. ;,*N 

friendship, hartnony and Longport Boulevard, (I'm It has always been, and- 

glad I don't have property continues to be, tbe policy of 

Hie only siiliiMwHy, an- mere.) 

the new Somers Poini 

tagonism, bltUrnesa and Fact 8, Egg Barber Volunteer Fire Department to 

bDStUllyldWfed wsefroni Township fire wiglnrs have have an open membership. 

the. members of Fire Com- been observed filling their Any resident of Somers Polat 

pantos land I 

water tanks at fire hydrants hi eligible to Join. U theae 

¥ tf'wi *- - - — faiiintiiMif •• 111 

l iuv# etn invotvea wttn hi tbe dty of Semen Point femer firefighters are really; 

flrtflgntlng In Soraert Point Ifae taxpayers of Somers sincere In their desires tote 

stow September 1973, which Point _ ptfy _ f6r that water. flreflghters In the dty that 

wss one month after moving Fact 8. The dty of Somers ajeyliveln.wnydonttbeydp 

fcBo the dty. I can honestly Point pays one half of the whit I did. - 

say that the present Volunteer electric bin for the flnheuse All they have to do is submit'* 

Ffre Department is as wefl on Bethel Road. This money an application far memtrain#d, 

If not better trained, 

An me former fin com- 

I can honestly say that the 

present Volunteer Fife 

Department has i much 

better operation than the 

system of Ms fire 

Icanfaonestlysay 

that the dttienssndresldeJrts 

of Somers Point are ex* 

trwnelyvMn protected hy the 

; 

comes from the taxpayers, berahlp. It's Just that simple,; 

And even though the Volun- There is no need now, nor wiHi 

toer Fire Department only mere be a nee* in $p futur?: 

— abort one-third of tbe for the City CouncU to! 

building and only uses elec- disgrace and dishonor it 

tricity for lights, one water members of the current 

cooler, one TV, one small Somers Point Volunteer Fire 

refrigerator and occasionally Department by allowing t& 

to charge the batteries In the former fire companies tooft 

flreflghUng apparatus and a again have the opportunltyi 

flre radio - the dry, tbe walk out on the dty and 

taxpayers pay one half of the atoms If they dont get tt*$ 

electric bill for the entire 

building. ***• is- 

And I can honestly say that The former firefighters 

Robert A. Dutcbnr: 

the treatment the Volunteer from Company 1 control the 

Fire Department Is receiving 

Sowers Pohfc 

majority of me buUdmg. They 

from the City Coundl Is use electricity for tbe lights In Movie is no :• 

deplorable. 

tbe hall that they rent out for 

It's about time tbs dawns parties and dances. They use 'Vacation' ?!; 

and residents, the taxpayers electricity to operate the 

of Somers Potot itere made 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger^ 

bingo equipment for the bingo 

awam of a few facts: 

Jnst want to say thank you t^ 

games that put money In tbelr 

Fact 1. There Is a standing 

Charles Furinsky for ex-: 

pockets. They use dectricBy 

court order banning Fire 

pressing not just my feelings; 

to operate tbe PA systems and 

C k l and i from 

but of others with 

music amplifiers needed for 

bingo and dances. They use 

, They use electricity to 

maintain' two-thirds of tbe 

•building and the taxpayers of, 

the tiles oTSomew Point are 

paying one half of the electric 

Ml wfatch benefits the men 

that quit on the taxpayers in 

lflfl. • 

T5 a taxpayer, I want to 

.know why dty Council Is 

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iVanuary when' the oresent con-; MIOOO while the use 

JaanW^âî^bteilnaln ,_. 

Illation 1 ' ayattftt'-'IJi me new addition, 

lfadlmM'tb td 

Kate, 

"tbe show was fast paced and 

ewdting," he said, "highlighted by 

the appearance of Mas New Jersey 

1885, TonlGeorgiana. The show ran 

smoothly and was well received by 

fee audience." 

Miss GeorgUna entertained the 

audience with the dance routine mat 

she used during the Mas New 

Jersey competition. 

First runner-up was Susan Mc- 

Cialn, 16, of 701 Bay Av., who attends 

Atlantic Christian School. Sit 

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becomes a reeBty. > : 

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PAGE 2 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J\ TUESDAY, AUGUST 2% 198 

Fire code restrictions have boardwalk businessman steaming 

By ANITA J.SPIEGEL Elienhardt, because the month cited his beach stand 

Sentinel-Ledger Staff violations weren't corrected far lacking fire suppression 

u of yesterday, the and mu'nt systems and a 

A local entrepeneur whose beachstand must halt Ita portable fire extinguisher. 

buslnewea were dted for cooking opertUoni today, "There's nut enough work 

buUdlng and fire code Robert Harbaugh, who room to Install a suppression 

violations could (ace Iran- owns Bob's grill, 1368 Board- system over the grills without 

*eds of dolliiM In fines daUy walk and t hot dog stand on major reconstruction," 

If they aren't corrected by the beach adjacent to thelamented 

Harbaugh who had 

court Imposed deadlines. restaurant, Indicated he was to answer the citations in 

In fact, according to city angry at dty Fire Inspector municipal court recently. "I 

i Inspector Don Slienhardt who last guess I could boll the hot dogs 

or bring them down from the 

restaurant but the tradition of 

84 CK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS the hot dog on the grill would 

be gone," 

SAVE S 50% Bob's beach stand was 

begun in 1928 by Harbaugh's 


father and Is one of the oldest 

food establishment* along the 

Srand Names • First Quality « Infants to Sl» 14 local shoreline. 

"I'm doing this strictly for 

AM convenience of the people 

on the beach," Harbaugh said 

of the small cinder block 

Silo Mua, Tllton Rd., Nerthflald • 645-1893 structure which Gate's to sun 

worshippers and ocean 

Men. Tges, 10-7 

bathers desiring an afternoon 

Wed., Thurs,, Fri, lQ-9; Sat. 10-6 

treat, "It's not economically 

Sun. II J - Gift Certificates • Layawa/s 

possible to conform to the 

code without rebuilding, 

which I'm not allowed to do," 

he said, "It would change the 

attitude of the place." 

New Fall Sweaters Harbaugh said because the 

beach stand was always a 

and 

non-conforming use under 

zoning regulations, he was 

1088 Bathing Suits required to rebuild to original 

dimensions when It was 

destroyed In 1958 and 1962 

Storms. 

"If it were open 12 months it 

would be no problem,* 

MieVenfnor Ave. 

Daily 9:30 530 

Margate 

Sunday f:30 3:00 

1 

eitingulsher by Monday or 

face up to a $500 daily fine for 

each violation until corrected. 

In addition, Ebwihardt said; 

Harbaugh must . have 

operating emergency lighting 

and lit «dt signs plus a fire 

extinguisher at the Board* 

walk restaurant by Sept. 7, 

Elsenhardt said those 

violations were filed Aug. 5 

with the Imposition of a 1200 

dally fine which may be 

suspended If the completion 

deadline is met. 

o 

Elsenhardt noted that 

Harbaugh didn't have a 

suppression system over the 

grill at the front of the 

Boardwalk store but 

acknowledged a permit to 

install one had subsequently 

Referring to the beach 

stand, Elsenhardt said there 

were different types of ven- 

pltfto by Senior Studio • 

tilation and suppression Bob's beach stand could face substantial fines if owner Bob Harbaugh doesn't correct building 

systems which could be Installed 

to meet, the codes 

and fire code violations Including installation of fire suppression and exhaust systems. However, -, 

despite Harbaugh's con- Harbaugh doesn't believe the small cinderblock faciUtv can accommodate the requirements '' 

tention the installation would without substantial renovation to the structure which has been providing hot dogs to beachgoers 

require substantial since 1928. 

renovation. 

"Fire official* are not here appeal municipal Judge "I don't cook freneh Ma which accommodate more 

to design the systems," said Richard Russell's fines and here because I couldn't put In ttan BO people. Owners of 

Elsenhardt is response to deadlines for work com- a hood Oat wui fH," Harweb 

premises would also 

Harbaugh's request for impletion.baugh laid, "But (by have to pay fees for manplementation 

advice in "TWa is not a restaurant correcting the violations) I datory compliance In- 

April. "There Dre types of per se; it's a beach stand." he won't be protecting life. spections. 

systems he can put In where •id maintaining the grills Everyone is outside the place. According to George Miller, 

he won't bang his bead which were are rated. "I was born In "TWs code was written by assistant chief In the Bureau 

he's afraid of." 

1530 and I've never seen -so someone la Chicago who of Flra Safety In the state 

Eisenhardt said he dted a much as a spark in here. doesn't have an inkling of Department of Community 

total of nine businesses for "And the type of exhaust 

Harbaugb said, "Why 

what beach stands are allAffairs, 

recommended 

Jmflfjr violations Including system I would require would 

couldn't I change it when I 

about," be added. 

changes to the proposal In- 

Harbaugh's two when he literally pull your hair to the 

wanted to change. Now 

Meanwhile, the state Is cluded special consideration 

began making Inspections In not because Its all open," he 

they're telling me I can't do 

working towards a September to historic structures and bed 

October for tto 1994 BOCA said. 

business unless I change," 

adoption- of even heftier and breakfast establishments 

code which the city adopted Harbaugh's employees run building • and fire safety whose characters would be 

According to Elsenhardt, last year. Five subsequently up to the Boardwalk regulations, known as diminished by some of the 

Harbaugh must install a corrected the Infractions and restaurant for customers retrofitting, which wiH apply retrofit requirements. 

ventilation hood, suppression two have obtained permits wanting freneh fries because to restaurants, lodging- ac- Retrofit requirements In- 

system and portable fire with work ponding contractor he believes the FryolatOrs commodations and places of clude 'ifrtfll 

Ulit < 

nay present a haard In the assembly such u theaters 

stand. 

and public meeting halls 

1ln received 70 written com' 

plaints — five from this area 

but none from Ocean dty-U 

about the proposed code. He 

also said the president of file ( 

ape May County Chamber! of 

Commerce was the only area 

representative at a July,W 

public hearing to protest the 

proposal In Trenton. 

Elsenhardt admitted; 

however, the code conU 

present severe financial 

hardships to some businesses; 

especially owners of old guest 

and rooming houses. . i. 

Although the local Fire 

Department hag expressed 

g second means concern about fire safety 

of egress, fire-rated doors and conditions of boardwalk 

walls, enclosed stairwells and establishments other than, 

other measures prompted by restaurants, Elsenhardt said 

a rash of fatalatles In cursing they are exempt from coin- 

name fires m the state In thepUance, 

. % 

early 1980s and Ores In major Many of the stores share 

hotel and large recreation common roofs, and wails' 

facilities throughout the between the establishments 

country. 

don't require fire rating, te 

Miller said the Bureau said. 

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Fun race sailors prepare their boats for tlttp 

competition at the Yacht Club; 

Fun race for new sailors 

There was a fun ran earlier 

this month at the Ocean City 

Yacht Club, open to all new 

junior members of me sailing 

fleet. 

The race. In which 14 

Sunfish skippers participated, 

was ran over a prescribed 

course with three legs. New 

racing sailors were accompanied 

by experienced 

junior Sunfish sailors eatrew. 

Chris Carcara and her crew 

Danny Schwenk took the lead 

and held it until the third leg 

of the race when Carcara's 

lister, Kathy, with Todd 

: Monastero as crew drew 

ahead and stayed In front to 

cross the finish Urn first. 

Third was Missy Dickey! 

and her crew Greg Herte 

followed by Matt Schwenk; 

and his crew Jenny Reed. In 

fifth place was the team of- 

George Atterbury and Craia 

Monastero and sixth was 

Aimee Dickey and Dave' 

Jftrti. • ! 

Among other participants in 

the fun race wen Courtney 

Monastero, Adam and) 

Brandon Palermo; Heather; 

Sandy and Luaren Lenox ;i . 

Diane, Holly and John Sellers' i)\ 

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TUESDAY, AUGUST n. 1985 

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Members of ihe Mullell.v family from Cherry 

Hill pose with their award-winning entry Jocky 

with Rider. A first prize entry in the adult group 

division at Wednesday's sandsculpting contest. 

o Point giving 

Squad used car 

POWT - The 

Volunteer Rescue Squad will 

begetting a used, but newer, 

vehicle to replace its 12-yearold 

station wagon which has 

seen better dayg. 

Q The Squad has a 1974 station 

wagon which needs tires, a 

carburetor and the steering 

replaced. Toe car Is used for 

squad business such as when 

members need a car to attend 

classes, according to rescue 

squad Chief Gail Katten. 

.Now, that ear will be 

replaced by a 1982 Dodge, an 

old police car which was 

» donated to the rescue squad 

v by City Council. 

-- "It's going to be a great 

help,* 1 Katten said. 

Council was going to sell the 

car, along vim another old 

police vehicle, but the 

governing body last Thursday 

voted Instead to give the car 

to the Rescue Squad. 

"They need some help 

here," Councilman Mike 

Orf said. "They're really 

;- weather 

Variable doaduteis today 

with r M percent chance of a 

Oltmdewtonn. Highs In the 

low Ni, dunce of showers 

Wednesday with highs around 

80, Fair on Thursday with 

pJUghi again around SO, Lowi 

Vftroughout the period win be 

rtiar "70 - NATIONAL 

WEATHER SERVICE 

each year, they stm must 

raise most of the needed funds 

themaleves. 

"(The city) helps us as 

much aa they can," she Mid. 

The old or win be sold for 

whatever the Squad can get, 

with the fund! used for 

operating expenses, Katten 

mid. 

"It'a not going to be much," 

she said. "It's In pretty bad 

The Rescue Squad Is 

currently in the middle of a 

fund-raising drive for money 

to cover its. expenses. 

Members dont go door-todoor, 

Katten said, but rather 

send out mailings with return 

envelopes asking people for 

donations. —KenWeatberford 

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Upper Township officials have mailed a cease 

and desist order to Mad Beach jet Ski Rental in 

Beesley's Point because the 5-year-old business 

never received a variance and is in a zone which 

doesn't permit boat and jet ski rentals 

Officials say there are other businesses in the 

township in the same boat; they are operating 

illegally. But officials aren't sure because it has 

no mercantile license ordinance 

The ordinance should be a priority for the well 

being of residents, visitors and business people 

alike. 

The richest 

man in the 

world and me 

"What good is mmr, « 

wont buy porer^!" mi on§ 

at the wry ohservattons my 

dear mpther used to make 

wben I was a cbfld. 

Tbe human specimen and 

(heir direct BBlaHnmlhjp to 

money, wealth and power 

have alwayB sort of fascinated 

are valued at slightly over $25 

million If you are fortunate 

Rough to be a guest over, 

night, be sure to request the 

bedroom which has a Russian 

sable bedspread worth a cool 

(or warm) 1200,000, 

Now how in the world does a 

w$%, 

Page Four 

Tuesday, August 27,1985 

where to go/ 

what to 40 

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SPECIAL EVENTS^ 

with pest soloists, Sunday through Wednesday, I p_m>' 

Admission free on Sunday; $1 on Monday, Tuesday and- 

Wednesday. " 4* 

Cystic Fibroete sponsoring handmade arts and craft* j 

snow on the h Music M Pier, 9 a.m. to 3 pjn. Wednesday. t 

H 

LuLu Temple on the Music Pier, 8 pjn. Thursday. r»'f 

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Hobo Band concert on the Music Pier, 8 pjn. Friday, tf; 

Ocean aty Arts Center craft show on the Music Pier, lot ) 

ajn. to 10 pjn. Saturday. 

man travel all over the world 

me. Those belased with ex- without losing much valuable 

tone wealth have always time in transit? Simple, 

had in aura of Invulnerability really; you just own a 325-foot 

•boot them; it seemed to bang yacht which travels at 21 

around their head like a halo knots and is equipped with a 

of dollar signs. 

helicopter or you useyour DC- 

About a year or so ago, I 8 jet which carries you 750,000 

dftipsd some pertinent news miles each year. Total cost of 

ttemi from the paper with full transportation, excluding 

intentions of doing a column; fuel, is slightly over fM 

the baby is bom a year later! million a year. 

The name of Adnan The present yacht, which 

BHUlioggl ii stably not has 11 suites and stats 61 in 

mown to many of us; cer- the dining salon, will soon be 

***/".* * *-*>* J* ^ __ ,-_, ^-fr^f^f 

tainly not like RockefsUfr, en the market for $70 million 

Getty and Howard Hughes. dollars since Khashoggi is 

Tlat te really quite droU since having a bigger one built. The 

Ataan KhjuUiegii, b, by far, new yacht, incidentally, will 

fee richest man on Earth. have a lOCMnan crew and will 

,QMf» wtalth hat been also have a seven-passenger 

i at slightly more than 4 submarine aboard! 

l big ones; Khashoggi's From an American interest 

"r.ovwno"- point of view, Khashoggi has 

invested heavily in two 

Khashoggi,' • Saudi- geographical areas but In 

Arabian, il still on the sunny different cultural areas. His 

Ale of age 50 and was a current project in the Salt 

millionaire before age fl. No, Lake City area involves 

he did not inherit his wealth; billions of dollars and will 

he (fld come by contacts, thru benefit the people of that area 

tally friends, at an early and the State of Utah; his 

age. He found, at an early 140,000,000 gift to American 

age, Out serving as the University in Washington, 

"middle man" in a deal, D,C. will encourage relations Resorts gyer the resort. 

brought his share o/the deal. for the good of world peace 

Before the age of a, he first and understanding. 

led two parties Into meeting Not too long ago, he com. He had the entire casbof the 

and ccnsumattng • deal and, 

fliMi*m my wig, allow me tothe 

greatest town In the world, I guess you could say that I 

Dieted a flO billion dul; one smash show Cats put,'on a 

from that initial beginning, he 

explain the purpose of this God showers me with took upon this example of 

so big that banks, financiers performance. 

was off and running. That 

column. As God is my wit- blessings beyond number, I staggering wealth much as a 

and yes, even governments, He had the Vienna Boys 

first deal, incidentally, netted 

ness, I do not envy this man am blessed with a wife whom scientist would look at a bug 

held their breath. That one Choir present to entertain. 

him one-quarter of a million 

nor do I envy his wealth and I adore, I have reasonably under a microscope; with 

involved Canada and the 

dollara. 

He presented 4o each in- power. - 

good health for an old gaffer much detached Interest. 

Sudan. 

vited lady guest, a solid gold Before you have me eer« and—most Important of all — No, I certainly, don't envy 

Now, many yean later, he IBs persona! expenses run rose. 

ufled by a shrink, allow me to lhave dear friends and I have Mr. Khashoggi. One Una dots 

k the quiet possessor of 35 over |2 million dollars a Now, before my fellow explain further. Why should I God. 

come to mind, «oi "Power 

bones all over the world. month. He travels, makes clamdlggers feel I have feel envy, In any manner, for Is Khashoggi so very much corrupts and absolute power 

Take, for Instance, his appointments and lives by bis 

what this man has? I live in richer than I? 

absolutely corrupts." 

mountalntop retreat in Spain. own clock; time does not 

Hi bought the mountain and, change by zone — time 

•silted by a staff of 75 in Us changes to Khashoggi's time! VIEWPOINT 

Spanish home, raises Arabian This quiet, self-effacing 

tfaUoBi, Or perhaps you man — small in 'stature but a 

would like to visit his 150,000- giant In the world of influence 

acre ranch in Kenya, a mind- —recently gave Ms eldest son 

of a different sort 

boggling game preserve and I a birthday party on the ocwild 

animal refuge which 

By NERML. BOMBAST 

'casion of his reaching the age 

dressed for dinner; today way our society eats its dbuier date. At a table for 

serves as a model for otter of 21. Now you obviously know 

we're lucky if Fred comei to a meals? Granted we art 

such enterprise*. 

lie television programs 

two, (the true personality 

that the proud father will do it 

meal with a shirt on. Food speaking of the advertisement 

may be offering viewers a 

comes Into focus through the 

Or perhaps yon would like lup right but this is what ac- 

was passed upon request and world, but if directors have 

sorely needed glimpse of a 

courses of a meal. ' 

to visit him just a bit closer to iually took place: 

served in serving dishes. The gone td the trouble to bring to 

lifestyle rapidly losing out. to 

Does the penon rtipeet 

tans; say, New York, where ' He rented an entire hotel for 

salt shaker was-not the object the public the American 

days in the fast (food) lanes of 

others? Will that person be 

he owns the entire skyscraper the comfort of his Invited 

of grab and keep, and fingers family stereotype, With Ironed 

America. 

complex and makes his home guests in Vienna. 

were ««•: , ,ue>ci never used usu to u> uop help Eiowes um aecoraiea n 

prepared to teach his children 

dotbes and decorated kit- how to act properly and 

on the two top floors, nor- 

Little noticed, but on TV scrape, up the last 10 grains of chen, shouldn't the family's 

He rented an entire palace 

respectfully? Will it be ac-' 

: nKuMy 16 apartments, which 

screens for all to see, thank rice on a pâte. Conversation manners be considered as 

for the festivities themselves. goodness, is the dying art of 

ceptable to spend the rot of 

was usually more than, wtD? 1

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'HN Sea Isle aty Historical 

Society Is seeking donations of 

ita Isle Qty memorabUla for 

the recently established Sea 

Isle City Historical Museum, 

"The Sea Isle City 

Historical Society now baa a 

permanent home in our City 

Historical Museum located 

behind City Hall," Dorli 

Coulter of the Museum 

committee noted, "and we 

hope residents, visitors, and 

anyone with tea Isle City 

memorabilia, will donate it to 

the Museum, so that it can 

become a permanent part of - 

TOE SENTINEL.LEDQER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

memorabilia to the Sea Isle 

aty Historical Society go it 

may be preserved for future 

generations." 

Individuals interested In 

donating items to the Sea Isle 

aty Historical Museum may 

263-1141. 


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FMthds of MUift Ticket* on Sale Hert* 

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Going Out of Business 

in our 

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CHAIRS* LIVING ROOMS* DINING ROOMS 

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" 

A wellness check win be puteriied report, every 

held at Shore Memorial participant will receive the 

Hospital from 10 u . to 7 booklet The Way to Wellne$s, 

pjn. Monday, Sept. 9. The a reference to help oncomputerized 

health ap- derstand health risks and how 

praisal will be available to to deal with the. An Insert 

everyone over 18 years old. provides each individual with 

a M of nearby sources for 

Responses to the wellness additional Infonnatton and 

check questionnaire will be assistance, 

fed into a computer which will A dollar registration fee is 

issue a report on your required. For further lnwelfaeaa 

level In less than 10 formation, or to schedule an 

minutes. appointment call the Wellnesa 

In addition to the com- office at 663-4500. 

Maloney's 10th annual bldeathon 

featuring some 2,000 

hikers on a 47-roile trek from 

Margate to Avalon ant tack 

begins at Maloney's la 

Margate at 8 ia, Saturday, 

Sept. 7, 

Last year, Maloney's 

cyclists raised (60,000 for the 

American Cancer Society, 

money which was used for 

national cancer research 

Ii 

i.7. 

granti, health education 

programs and patient service. 

Registration forms are now 

available at Maloney's or at 

the American Cancer Society 

office at 645-7272. It's 116 for 

entry, plus (IB sponsorship 

entitling the rider to a Ukeathon 

T shirt, cap, Uke flag 

and ticket for the chicken 

dinner-beer bust after the 

ride. 

Higher Education 

At a Lower Cost 

f you think rising costs are putting a four-year 

college education out of your reach, consider 

Cumberland County College's Two-Plus-Two 

program. 

By studying at Cumberland for two years, then \ 

finishing your degree requirements at a four-year I 

college Or university, you'll save thousands of dollars 

and still receive the excellent education you seek, 

The average four-year cost ot attending a state 

college is 127,000. The annual cost'of attending 

Cumberland is one thousand dollars. 

If you attend Cumberland for two years, Uien 

complete your degree requirements at a four-year 

state college, you will spend about *15,5O»for higher 

education. Two-Plus-Two will enable you to save • 

$11,500 in obtaining a degree from a state college. Sv 

Savhigs are even more dramatic if you use the 

Two-Plus-Two method to attain a four-year degree 

from a private college or University. 

The average cost of attending a private college or 

university is $40,000. If you attend Cumberland for 

two years, then study at a private college or , 

university for two years,"youwi]l spend aJioUt $22,000. 

You can save $18,000 in obtaining a degree from a 

private college or university by utilizing the Two- 

Plus-Two method of matriculation. 7 [ 

If you are successful at CumbWland, you can 

transfer anywhere. , ^ ' 

Cumberland graduates have transferred with 

complete third-year standing to the universlttesof , 

Pennsylvania, Maryland and Princeton; .Temple, , 

Delaware/Georgetown, VUlanova and every college 

In New Jersey. ' < 

Our graduates have attained bachelor's degrees 

atlitWally'hundredaofwllegesanduniversities. •throughout 

America. ' '',',,"/' \* ; ( 

Transfer Programs ,\ 

Liberal Arts/Mathehiatics/Science 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. Igfi£ 

Gov, Thomas H. Kean work scheduled (o begin In the decade. 

a developing municipality, 

PMday signed • till ap- spring. The project should be The bridge laft summer 

proprlattng the funds for the completed by late IMS, The was the scene of a massive Samon Point City Council 

long-awaited r_t project to entire roadway . will be ire which killed one peraon. Thursday passed a BMay 

rebuild the Longport-Somers reconstructed including the Route 152 will remain open emergency resolution 

Pblnt Boulevard, Route 152, decaying Broj)d Thoroughfare during the reconstruction. "' 

A bid ,ja expected to be bridge which Atlantic County • , , • *r * 

L awarded for the $3,8 million officials have been trying to A non-blridlng referendum 

dollar project fa) October with get rebuilt for more than a will appear on ballots in 

Somers Point in November to 

ascertain voter feelings of 

whether City Council should 

ask the state Legislature to 

adopt • constitutional 

amendment limiting , the 

power of the courts concerning 

the Mt, Laurel K>S 

decision. 

The Mt, Laurel decisions 

Site that 20 percent of new 

housing in developing 

prohibiting trucks over 8 tons property caused by trucks 

from traveling Annie Avenue, primarily when theyituni off 

The goveralny-body-took the bore Road, according to 

action because of damage to Councilman Mike Colao. 

sidewalks and: private Council tabled an ordinance 

municipalities must be for low 

or middle Income people, The 

proposed amendment would 

forbid the courts from forcing 

municipalities to change their 

BUY FIRST 

..GET 

SECOND PAIR FREE! 

yu ean gel the e?i?##a! ChQQie th§ frame for your %& 

bargain a! |he century guy one eond par Uem a large sleetisn 

pmt of quality Feerslef?NuViSiSR pf Iranws And get £ ff§£ tQ.id, 

tytglasMS and gel § second fsshiQn df sunglass tmt wften 

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Save on contacts tool 

Extended Tinted 

Softwear 

zoning laws in order to accommodate 

Mt. Laurel Old autop like these will parade the boards during upcoming rod run 

housing. 

here. 

City officials laid Mt, 

Laurel doesn't greatly affect 

Somers Point because it to CLASSIFIED ADS Rod run Sept 7 here 

classified as a developed, not BRING RESULTS 

Hie South Jersey Street Ocean City on Saturday. 

Rod Association win host its Theparadeof more than 225 

Uth annual rod 'run and cars in July to change tratnc along with door-to-door salesman. 

Annie Avenue to one way, and He wanta it to be stricter 

SgL^larry Cam of m PoUce because he beUevei there 

Department traffic safety have been disreputable 

unit said authorities believe., salesmen around Upper this 

forbidding the large trucks Is summer, 

a better solution. "I've been approached 

"We're going to Bee if its three or four times thii 

gang, ft work, and If not,- It summer by peoplr whom I 

doesn't, we'll address it didn't feel, were vaUd In what 

another way," Ceres said, they were selling," Me- 

Trucks making local Donough said. "I'd Uke to see 

deliveries won't be liable (the ordinance) tightened up 

under this resolution, offidala to eliminate the kind of 

said. confidence man I've Seen on 

———— the street this summer. 

Upper Township Com- The Committee directed Its 

mttteeman John McDonongh solicitor, James Waldron, to 

last week requested Township study the existing ordinance 

tanmlttee to re^vsluate the and recommend any possible 

township's ordinance dealing changes. 

QbWuaries 

Dr. Katherine Star key, 93 

- Katharine M. Starkv. M.D, died Aug. 

S, She was S3. 

Sbe was a resident in Somers Point from 1956 to 1977. 

Surviving U a sister, Constance Kinnard of Ctnnaminson. 

A memorial service was held Aug. 24 at the Weber Funeral 

^10 arrive at the Ocean Home In Riverton. 

eampout at Riverview aty Boardwalk at 12th Street 

Campground at Tuckahoe >t approximately 4:30 pja. Elizabeth Bardenheuer, 77 

Sept: I, ? and 8. ud proceed down the 

our 

The campground will be boardwalk where the cars will PENNSYLVANIA - Elizabeth F. Bardenheuer, 77, of 

open to members and ^* into a parking lot at 5th SJiring House Estates, Spring House, Pa, died Aug. 19 at her 

* 

registered guests only- Street, adjacent to the residence. 

however, the general public boardwalk where the vehicle* Bom In Philadelphia, formerly of Ocean City, she had been 

may view a parade of pre-1949 will he on view, free of a resident here the past eight years, 

cars, many In mint condition, charge, into the evening Mrs. Bardenheuer was a member of the Supplee 

Tuckahoe to 

Presbyterian Church. 

Surviving are a son Leo Bardenheuer of Bast Hampton, 

Cbnn.; two sisters Margaret Brashears of Trenton and 

Jeanette Faltermayer of Washington, D.C.; three grandchildren 

and one great-grandson. 

Services wen Aug. 22 at the Spencer T. Videon Funeral 

Home, Dreiel mi, Pa. Burial was In Arlington Cemetery, 

DrexelHlll. 

Frank Morrissey, 82; 

founded bank securities firm 

Frank J, Morrlssey, 82, founder and president of the F.J, 

Morrissey & Co. In Center aty Philadelphia, died Aug. 23 at 

fats home In Ocean City. 

Mr, Morrissey, who spent more man 65 years In the 

securities business, started his own firm in 1937. He began as 

aboard boy with Edward B. Smith ft Co. and held various 

positions. He then became a securities trader win Belzer k 

Co., a firm specializing in Hiilfldelnbia-erea bank stocks. 

Mr. Morrii^'B firm specUlliM.VbaiA *eAiiu>« and 

umkT bi* tttrtction-for Oi^'last 48'yeirs beCome^neIf the 

leading dealers of bank securities tttte area. 1 

and afa 

leaders i 

llBJlnty, 

the Philadelphia investment com- 

He was Joined in the business by two of his sons, FrandsJ. 

Jr. and Thomas E., in the ISM. 

He remained active in his firm unti] his recent illness. He 

was a member of the Bond Club of Philadelphia and the 

Investment Traders* Association of Philadelphia. He also 

was a lifetime member of the Philadelphia Zoological 

Society. 

Survivors, In addition to sons Francis and Thomas, Include 

another son, Edward P., all of Drexel Bill and Ocean aty 1 

six grandchildren and a brother Thomas M. Morrissey. 

Services will be 9:30 i a today (Tuesday) in St. Bermditte's 

Church, 1035 Turner Av., Drexel Mil. 

Local arrangements by the Godfrey Funeral Home, Ocean 

City, 

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I 

PAGE 8 THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 

•Team tourney 

winners announced 

'Under Idea] weather and 

Ma conditions off shore, the 

Ocean City Marlin & Tuna 

• dub's annual marlin and tuna 

team tournament was bald 


Each team consisted of 

captains and crews of four 

boats with prizes being 

awarded for total points for 

lie team, 

First place with 225 point* 

went to the team aboard 

CALVANO ON 

DEAN'S LIST 

. Cathleen M. Calvano of 

Marmora was recently 

"named to the dean's list at 

Belolt (Wla.) College A 

Junior, ghe Is the daughter of 

Mi. Charlotte McDowell of 331 

-N. Quail Drim 

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Wrestler Pat Lynch keeps on winning 

IOWA UTY, Iowa - He bother Lynch because the pionships in Indianapolis, Did, "We've traveled about 

oould have brought home dotest match he had was a 12- In July, 

53,000 miles this year for Pat's 

Eagle. Sting ray, Gnunpy ATM gold medals without 6 victory over Chris Ezzell of Lynch was one of the first In tournaments," said his father 

Marie and Sknter, 

competing once. But Patft, 

Louis, Mo. In Sombo history to win three gold John, "Wrestling has opened 

Second .place wait to the Lynch of Ocean City carat to competition. Lynch won the medals at the, Grand National many doors for us and have 

twin of Fre-Mar, Joetei, (XI the AAU USA Junior freestyle, Greco-Roman and since Sombo wrestling was allowed us to have many new 

Slek ind Symphony with 7S Olympic Games here to Sombo wrestling competition added to the* meet offerings. npertinees," 

points 

wrestle. 

'IS 

in his class, which brings the He wOn crowns In all the types 

The team Jingoes, Lobo, So when he found that no total national wrestling titles of wrestling offered at the As for Pat, he enjoys 

Hah Story and Pegasus wo other wrestlers were going to he has won to 11 

meet; freestyle, Greco* wrestling for the competition. 

third with I3H points. be in the Intermediate (13-14- Although Lynch says he Is Roman and Sombo. "I enjoy competing and 

The next club event Is the yejir-old) 133-pound class, he happy about his mot recent During the winter, Lynch teaming new techniques," he 

Bshlng jamboree Saturday moved himself to the 140- crowns, he Is most proud of wrestles for the Seagull said. "If I had to suffer to 

and Sunday, Aug. 31 and Sept. pound class. 

the three gold medals he won Wrestling Club, but during the wrestle, like by cutting 

l._ 

Competing against heavier at the AAU USA Grand summer he Is on his own toweight, 

I wouldn't be doing 

PHies will he awarded to wrestlers didn't seem to 

Wrestling Cham- travel to tournaments. It." . 

anglers having the heaviest 

and second heaviest fish In the 

following categories: Theriaultj Hanscom repeat winners 

Uueflsh, flounder, shark, tuna 

and weakfiab. Welgn-tn wlU Russell and Cindy Hanscom sailing Ms GP-14 with Kevin Saturday. Laura and Jack 

be at the Harbor House captured a clean sweep of last lacke ai crew on Saturday, 

for the weekend with Sun. 

McCarthy finished third In 

Marina from 4 to 7 p.m. on weekend's four 110 races In and Carol Therlault on 

day'a second race unfinished 

both of the races on Saturday 

both days. 

ft? Ocean City Yieht Club Sunday. 

due U) a meeting on the water. 

but could not race on Sunday 

third weekend of the August 

Following the lead of Ray 

due to technical difficulties. 

EARL L. SHAW, Jfl sailboat racing series, taking Other International 110 

Theriault In the OP-14 fleet 

Jay Reed with crewing 

first in all four races. finishes were three seconds 

was Dave Robacn with two 

-INC- 

duties split between wife 

Ray Thertault did the same and a fourth for Bruce Weir 

second place finishes on 

Barbara and daughter Jenny 

ROOFING & 

with Jenny Reed as crew on 

Saturday. On Sunday Dick 

finished third, fourth and fifth and Deeds Bobjer and BID and 

SHEET METAL WORK 

Vera Turner each had one 

BRYANT FORCED AIR 

Yacht Club bridge 

second, the Bolgen also had a 

HEATING 

In the final round of theMorrison 

and Helen Kulp third, the Turners a fourth. 


Ocean City Yacht Club 112M, Marion Rauch and Bolgers also had a third and 

Duplicate Bridge com- 

Datt: 3992121 

Lucille Mima 168, Emma a fourth on Saturday. Bob Laura Miller, left, and Brooke Priestley won.) 

petitions, winners above Mae Goddard and Marion Archibald with his father Bob top prizes for most amount of money raised in., 

average Aug. 20: 

Clinton 156. Stella Gouth and as crew placed third and 

North-South: Jean Mac Eve Kelly M1V4, Dr, Arthur fourth on Saturday, recent Kids for Kids lap swim to benefit Shore 

J-C PLUMBING 

Cadden and Peg Atkinson md Charlotte Vaughn 144M, Hank Schwartz and Sean Memorial Hospital. ^ 

si 

U7H, Bob and Louise Young 

A HEATING 

Wally and Betty Runyon DeBamadini finished fifth, 

UW, Edna Daniels and Jean 140%, Harry and Jane Land- sixth twice and seventh for 

DeMartno 147, Helen Schierey idl 

fee weekend, John and CarolKids 

for Kids swim nets 

ujjiiftun 

and Jean Rainey 143, Peg 

Wagner placed fourth, fifth 

•UN a 

Wegand and Nancy Remmy In the final round of theand 

sixth twice. Fifth in over $15,000 for hospital 

Free Estimates 1411, Florence Hanson and Thursday night tournament Saturday's second race was 

UttlKil-ntMUD 

Betty Brans 136, Drs. A.J. Bridge competition Aug. 22, Mark Maicco with his wife 

The fourth annual Shore dose, Miller and Priestley! 

399-5342 and Arthur DeMarino 135, winners were 1. Jean Mac- VleM as crew, 

Memorial Hospital Kids for shared the first place, as did 

East-West: Lucille Cadden 8,550, 2, George 

Kids Lap Swim earned over 

Brian Becotte finished two 

•0 the top award winneiS 

MacCadden 7,050, 3. Marlon 

B5.000 in funds that win be 

raeeg over the weekend 

oeept fifth place. •; 

Dial 399-8167 

Hager 5,830, 4. Helen Schierey 

used to better the pedlatric 

placing third in Sunday's first 

Tom Rldgeway, 13, «f 

MS Wflf ml Q£tAm Or? 

5,330. 

department at Shore 

race with Kevin Backe as 

Unwood swam 212 lap» 


crew In an International 110 

earning $857 and second plaod 

Us event, sponsored by the 

and second in Saturday's first 

which he shared with Albert 

PLASTERMG 

Junior League chapter of the 

race galling a GP-14 with John 

SHteler, 9, of Linwood who 

hospital auxiliary, was July 17 

PAINTING 

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swam 22 laps making $8M for 

at the Mainland Recreation pediatrics. TT 

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Association pod, To date M place was shared M 

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some $45,000 has ben raised Jennifer Marangos, H, et 

PLASTERING of AI Kinds 

through the swim since it Unwood with 210 laps antt 

Interior • Exterior 

WE began to 1981, according to 1717 and Jody Glenn, 10, of 

Private 8, Commercial 

Mlchele - Giniecskl, swim Unwood with 190 laps and 

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Edward H, Reed» CONCRETE • PAINTING • CARPENTRY 

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Marangos, 9, of Linwood 

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COMMERCIAL POWER taking in $1,174 with 208 laps. and Rosmond Glnlecrid, 9, of 

For her efforts MuTer won Unwood who swam IS lap* 

SHEETROCMNB 

$100. 

for $812. Hj 

4RWSHING TOOLS Brooke Priestley of Somers Racheal Sergeant, 13, ot 

Mot was alao a top winner 

GREG K. 

THE 

Somers Point swam 74 lap*; 

wttt H,140 earned for.hia 70 making $52S fur the *oepit«i 

RENTER CENTER laps. Priestley received a 10- 

1 

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CORSON 

d bike for his award, 

g l f| 

525 New Rd. 

fllned thfit (ince Kristen WUUams, 18, oi 

AND DAUGHTER (ntstf to Short Hardware) the money figures wo* so 

Unwood swam the highest 

number of laps with 360 and 

399-7683 

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wood was the boy who swam 

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

Jumping, jogging, stretching into shape at 44th Street beach 

By SUSAN HOUSEMAN 

SuttnetLedger 

teach at the dub, That joe end then comes back, cheerleader and expect 

Correipondent 

enabled her to audition and But the best cc.npliments results," she says. 

become • part of the grand she receives are those of the Trosley admits that she 

If you think the beach ta 

opening of City Aerobics husbands of the women In her takes her class personally. 

aolely a spot to relu, get 

where she trained with a dais, 

'.'When a regular doesn't 

aome sun, read a few pages of 

Gainer (ran Jane. Fonda's. "Husbands thank me come back for awhile I call 

Vague or Nemwmk, ind take 

Trosley received mosl of because their wives are them," she says. 

romantio strolls on at dusk, 

her training at City Aerobics happy, have energy and look Her students attest to her 

you certainly haven't beta on 

where she saw what was great. She's turning his caring attitude. 

44th Street beach between I 

Involved In starting a business head," she grinned. 

"Her SB-ength is her care 

and 10 a.m. this summer. 

and learned how to motivate Each week Trosley presents tor each of her clients," said 

people. In addition she also 

While most people are just 

a theme to her class. One Marlta Mugler. a student of 

worked on an affiliate itatton 

getting their bodies out of bed 

week she may emphasize the Trosley's tor three years, 

of NIC network In San 

1 into their baftlni lulls, 

Importance of relaxation or "she will personally supervise 

Francisco. 

Trosley's students are 

motivation or perhaps the each person's exercise to be 

i on the 44th street beach 

After moving to Swar- advantages to exercising sure that her positioning and 

Jogging and stretthmore, 

Trosley taught dally, 

alignment are correct to 

[ their bodies into shape. 

aerobics at various places, An advantage to aerobic [twent injury," 

iat better way to start the 

Including the Methodist exercise, she explains is that Another student, Mary 

day Uun to get energized for 

Church there and at raquet it's not a competitive sport, It Louise MaeMuUan, said die 

ttf At leuLJtha£*-]iowdubs. 

She also conducted an only requires Individual has taken countless exercise 

Trosley's class views its hour 

«nrciie TJH wheels program commitment. And once the classes and Trosley's is by far These beachgoeri get a leg up on bench exercisei under the guidance of instructor'RozTro 

d "stretch and tone with 

In which she taught groups of commitment U made, Trosley the best. 

on raised platform. 

tot- 

people at someone's house says, "there Is not a minus to "Some may be intimidated 

Monday through Friday an 

three or four times a week, it because you feel proud of by aerobics, thinking that "I want to accommodate all 

average of 15 students show 

Every summer she hasyourself 

and you're looking they have to know Intricate levels," Trojley says. "The 

up at 44th Street for an hour of 

vacationed in Ocean City for and feeling better." steps. But Roz's routines are advanced will be pushed and 

aerobic exercise and muscle 

at least a week whether she Trosley's aerobic program enjoyable yet not dlfflcult. the beginners given options." 

toning, explains Trosley who 

was living to the East or out begins with a thorough warm- You can work within your She also hopes men will 

tor three years has been 

Vest, so when she returned up with plenty of stretching, A limit and still be challenged," attend her classes. 

teaching the class sponsored 

and started her aerobics 15- to 20-mlnute aerobic MacMullan said, 

"I hope I make my students 

by the Ocean C% Depart, 

programs In Swarthmore, she workout follows, proceeded Trosley's other students want to be here," she says. 

mint of Recreation. 

decided it a good idea to get by toning exercises for the data mat her enthusiasm Is "One hour out of the day to 

Involved In Ocean City during abdomen, legs and buttocks. 

Formerly a broadcaster In 

what gets them enthusiastic. he! good isn't much. Plus, 

the summer months. A cool-down ends the entire 

San Francisco, Troaley, who 

"The more energy you putwe're 

having fun," 

To Trosley, a good in. workout. 

now lives in Ocean City in the 

to the more you get back," So, as an option to building 

structor is one who combines 

.summer and Swarthmore, 

Rates for individual classes student Maureen Connell sand castles and turning 

good choreography with good 

Q*. ta the winter, became 

are $5. ($3 for students). An said. 

pagei In a book, why not try 

music, makes her transitions 

)lved with the training and 

eight-class package is $32. "Stretch and tone with Roz" toning muscles and trimming 

between exercises gracefully 

ching of aerobics four 

Every week Trosley ui- will also be the name of Inches the next time you hit 

and, most Importantly, 

i ago while still living ta 

troduces new music and new Trosley's new studio in be beach? 

strives 4o motivate and care 

San Francisco. . 

exercises, but the same RutMge, Pa, which will open For more Information on 

tor her students, 

iiiWhen she returned to the 

muscle groups are worked in September win morning ROB Trolley's classes, contort 

Bast Coast after a number of 

"The treatment you receive week to week. Sometimes she and evening classes, six days the Ocean City Department of 

yean out West, she thought it 

going to an aerobic class is incorporates one-pound a week. 

Recreation at 39M111, 

fcuuld be a nice Idea to con- 

like tot you receive going to weights into the routines. 

duct an exercise class on the 

a restaurant," she said, "If Students bring a mat and or 

beach. Three years later she 

the waitress goes out of her towel, sneakers and water to 

says her class haa tripled in 

way for you, you want to come class. 

rigs. 

hick." 

As far as her students go, 

Her greatest joy is when Trosley believes It is im- 

itWUfa in ten Francisco someone comes to class, with portant to listen and tab 

Trosley attended the Am* a desire to be proud of herself, suggestions. 

buaader Realm Club where and a week later is exercising "I'm there to answer 

fbe was approached by in- up in the front line of thequestions 

and to make sure 

structors and offered a class. And when she leaves, fee exercise Is done properly. 

training program and a job to she smiles, says thank you You must care, You can't be a 

DC, AC tie in lifeguard races 

itOcean City and Atlantic Ocean City, Atlantic City 10; 

Bty Beach Patrols tied for a. (tie) Venftw, WUdweod 8; 

first place In the 19th annual 5. Cape May 7; 6, (tie) Avalon, 

John T. Goudy Rescue Races Brigantlne 5; 1. (tie) 

Thursday evening on theLongport, 

wndwood Crest, 

beach in Ventnor. Thirteen NorthWIldwood, 2- 11. 

New Jersey Beach- Patrols Lavalettel. 

competed 1 ••âi»:^|^|H|^g^l 

Sana '•••;:• •*?~Ag 

BUD'S 

OUTBOARD MARINE, Inc. 

1985 ^^^M 

OUTBOARD 

Clearance Sale! 

Leftovers: 

USTi 

McAlpine), 4, North 

1 • 9,9 hp rope start 20" SALE: neo 

wood, 5. Ventnor, 

Surfboat retcne with 

swhnmer — 1, Atlantic City 2 • 15 hp rope start 20" •• SALE-nib 

(Tim Showell • Paul Hoffman, 

Mike Toy), 2. Wfldwood, 8, 1*40IsoU elect20" * 

Ocean City (Joe Shtffer, 

in theuto«r-ev«rt 

ChriaOves and Rick Horn), 4. 

issmpioiiship, /jiwui Snrfbpat reicue — 1. WUdwood Crest, 5. Avalon. 

JtOcean City and Atlantic Ventnor (Chuck Bemlcker - Medley relay — l. Atlantic 1 • 20 hp rope s^rt 2 0 " . ^ 14gS 

Otty have won or shared the John Hazlett), 2. WUdwood, 3. City (Jim Kegley, Dave 

flgudy Title since 1979. Ocean Cape May, 4, Longport, S. KUpatrlck, Mark Brestle), 2. 1 • 20 hp electric start 1S" ^ 

Oty won four straight from Avalon, , 

Ocean City (Tim DlPriiito, 

Bp to 1982. Atlantic City won Swim , rescue — 1. Bob Pugh and BIS Stall), S. 1- 30 '|rt start 2fl» 

In 1983 and 1984. 

Brigantine (Ed Kay), 2, Cape Avalon, 4. Ventnor, 5. 

Ocean City and Atlantic May, 3, Ocean City (Ken Lavalette. 

• Prices include prop-controls • freight • pi tank 

City scored 10 points. Ventnor 

and WUdwood each has eight 

• Installation A sales tax not Included 

pWnts, while Cape May had 

• cash & carry only • no charges 

97 W. 9th St. 


609-398-1312 

v ri'&s%i 


390-3664 

Ocean City Residents Find 

H&R Bloefc T^x Cowse Pays Off 

Thqusandi of people are 

learning the skill of Income tax 

preparation from H&R Block 

ana are earning money as Income 

tax preparers, 

H&R Block, the world's 

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service, is offering a basic income 

tax course starting September 

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le who want fo increase 

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Qualified course graduates 

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receive actual experience in employment with H&R Block. 

preparing individual returns. 

Experienced Block Insb-uetors 

One low course fee includes 

win teach current laws, theory 

fill textbooks, supplies and tax 

and application, as practiced in 

forms necessary for completion 

Block offices nationwide. There 

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is a classroom discussion on 

7.5 continuing education units 

each tax subject and practice 

will be awarded upon suc- 

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se. Also, the cost of the course 

students increasingly complex 

may be tax deductable. 

tax problems as study Registration forms and a 

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the course both interesting and course may be obtained by con- 

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tacting the H&R Block office at 

1729 ManHc Ave., Atlantic 

»« RESULTS 

M Team stndiM - 1. (He) 

lmbesi's 

boat tops 

in tourney 

'brty-two boati par- 

Bted In Hie Ocean City 

lln ft Tuna Club's annual 

•lln tournament, Aug. 17. 

There were no marlin 

gated for weltfiJn -i the 

mrnament is based 

rifflfriiy on releases - but 

lert were seven releases. 

John ImbesTs Santa Clara 

»k top honors with two 

eleaaes. Second place went to 

tony Faraco's Chrlsti with 

tie release. Dennis Hum- 

W1'S Cricfeettook third prize 

[also with one release. 

irt Fletcher aboard 

n bright to gaff a Wwahfto. 

Kyle Anderson 

IJhfixoes boated a 29tt- 

[pounddojpbln. 

, The h# dub went IS the 

imarlln and ton team tournament 

scheduled for 


SPORTHSHING 

END OF 

THE LINE 

• 1^79-43' Hattent Sportflsh 

r j aboard the 70 ft. North Star V, 

ALL DAY FISHING 

Saturday* Sunday 

*l 

Leaves 8 a.m. . 

2 TRIPS / 

Monday thru Friday / 

8 a.m. &1 p.m. 

SUNSET CRUISES 7 

Men. • Wed, • Frl. 7'9p.m. 

Departs from AL'S DOCK 

Bstvwtn »th & IMh Sfs. on the Bay 

k 3B0-10651 

Sail Away,.. 

Escape L for a 

orOvernlte 

to Cape May. 

Day... 

A]' 





facility. Cruise to. 

Marina 

PROM OCEAN CITY, N.J, 


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Bitk in Oetao CHy by 9:30 p.«*. 

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9 a.m. returns to Ocean City 

by 4 p.m.- I 

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lifer than Saturday neon for the regular clarified section 

and net later than Monday neon for the tooiote to classify 

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ilaiiifiefl wetlon and Thursday noon for the too-late-to- 

One time, IS Words or Leu ,,...... M.JJ 

(10* per word exceeding M words) 

Ad Running i Contecutlvs Tlmsj. 

with is warts or Less ,,, il ».M 

Ads Requiring Box Number - Si,00additional 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 50' EXTRA 


i Jj Ifh street, Ocean City, N. j, QtiU 


fice personally, must be accompanied by cash or check to 

cover cost. Copy accepted ever phone as courtesy and 

convenience to customer, but payment mult be received 

before advert isement wi 11 be set in type. 

Card Of Thinks 

Help Wanted 

ST. JUDENOVENA 

May Sacred Heart M Jesus be 

BralseS, (Sored and BlorlflM 

feresier Mai fli> Sacred Hun e) 

Jesus have merev en us. Mai? if. 

Judt fiftv far ui My t >lmM • day 

By in* itti day yeuf prayers wilt be 

answered. Premise publication 

M.H. 

HOUSEMAN - V.ir rognd gailllan, 

tail Mr*. Ctiieer, Flandsri Hetel 6st. 

wen Unai e.m. J" lOOt I JO 

• IIPOHSIBU1, MATUli 1 CABINS 

= indtylguel ti wafer) twi IMtfiti m 

my name Saturdays, t te 4 p.m call 

tig 

Help Wanted 

Capt AAay County 


TELLERS 

WANTED 

Marmora 

Office 



we will train 

Call4BS'S$00 

NUCLEAR POWER 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

«.o«lc««i tanvi If wcnutul com 

pjatlan ef frilnlng. MldMil, dantli, 

training and rtlstttlM prnldM Ts 

aee U. H 5. aiplom. fnvIM, 

C«ll 215-S«-5521 Collect 

I-U 

p OR BAKEOS HELPER — »p 

aly In partM mirnlnjt, oat 

i Paitry snap, nu Aiotrrr. Ava, o c if 

HOULT5 OR YOUTHS — Clam^f" 

%ark, laundry, ••null dalltt •< OUHi 

HWM M Chriifian Rtiraal C.nl.r, i 

(ir» t ••", • J »•»•• rifaraBcai, Him' 

|W tr yaar reand, mull MIK until 

Ultar Day, Andraw 1 ! Inn 1JM ecaan 

Avt,. can m i«o. n 


INQUIRER 

HEEDS 

OEUVERY PEOPLE 

>er 

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Mr. Kay 522-3402 N 

I*L liTAIt effiti MANAS! 

Full iima wltii lie«n« and at laaii 

we ytari «ptriciiu tg avinN 

auwwiani ana operations, otnermn 

fcemmluian arrBngemtni plus aa 

Idlflonii override. Also, immadlaf* 

openings lor litanMd, e«B«rl»nse« 

JMl»lp«rsen«, wosds Agency, JW MOB, H 

SXsRTf* 2T5Ta"in n MiW • 

jitli i aioury, Alt f»f Baan, Full » 

Mrt flmt, '" 

. HELPI — To wark on Mm AinarlM 

FlNh, Part flntt, full lima, lay or 

>«ifht, Sanlgr cltllani wtitorrn. Fun 

gantrt DliBlayt, 111) Havan A>>,, 

•oc Mf-lUt, tl 

PPSONNiL 

ASSISTAHT/DAT* 

PROCfSSMB ASSISTANT 

$18,000- $21,000 

Tin city M Qnan City taHi i 

qualiflad l(WI»ldu«l to word ai an 

aulitint in ffw City lutinau Ad 

minlltranr'iMaf, 

TM work Is gf a santrtl ad 

mlnlitnnvt aitun with •mpmili 

an Panannal/inuralKa 

tnanagamant and/sr .MUllns win 

fna cosrdlnattgn of tht City's data 

praavlns sparafln. Typing IUIIS 

r«ulrri. Thil poJItwn Is sutlaci n 

all (Bpllakli lam sf tM naw Jtrtay 

Civil Sarvlcl CommmlMi «nd fha 

HMcalUvl CMdidtta Is raqurlad to 

raweata to Ocun City vltnin gna ! 11 

yaar af Mn, 

A lacnilgr'i Mf#a train an ac 

craditM d 

real satat* •alMpaspia 

wa are looking far exceptional sales 

PMpll who wantto work tiara re aim 

nigh commimom ana tha respect of 

thiir fallow Mlespeepl. we offer 

good commliilom. a graal working 

atmosphere and a totally eompui^ 

Call far Inlarvlaw 

3OB44OO 

Th. Parrlll Agantf 

1M0 wail *v. 

DEAL 1STATE SALIiPkliuil - 

Full lima, aiBtriaficad, Call far appoln* 

Imanf, octaa city Rulty, Mfh >M 

Attsury, m-»ol II 

LLER 

Secyrlty Tavlrioi h Loan 

has an immediate full time 

fellers position In fht 

Oc*an City branch. Ap- 

plicants must have 

previous eaihltr or teller 

experience and flood 

customer relations skills. 

Salary commensurate with 

experience Apply at: 

121 WEST AVENUI 

Of eft City, n.J. 

in-7/sl a«e M/I II? 

NAMOVMAN _ Mainlminti wjnt.il 

(Of yaar roono ggiltlgn, mini »n«» 

tlKtricai and tenantry, hivi plciiint 

dUpsilflfin, bf t hard wstktF eigj&lf el 

lup.rvn.no iillari. llnd rnyma to in 

!2i e/e Scnfinii.Larger. 0«*«i £,)¥ 

N.j. " ,| 

PULL TIME DlSHWAiHERS AND 

COOKS - glut erni, iiui sunn 

Mm111., paid vacation, call Ifg I in, 

aptly af v..!.rd.n. it 

FULL TIMi MAINTINANCe MAN - 

nig. Croii, ilua Shuid. vacation «i» 

£Mrt Hifii mainfaftanca man. Call 

Yaiiergey't, iniii), ait for P«UI " 

DilSIL MECHANICS — Heavy anil 

trucks, Hoioltalliaflan BIUI nii-i 

Mniflti, Call m-OJOO workd.yi il 

CHAMBERMAIDS - For.ignViudWt 

abta to work 'fit Ocfobar, f fa ; p m 

Oaad Mlary will, iicellint ooooi Ciii 

IHHiiHtwHn tg a.m. and 1 p.m. Ii 

BA8N ¥OUH HtSH SCHOOL DIPLOMA 1 

&H?riri Cspc w,i¥ Csunfy voiflijonjil 

Aayii H,gti ^£hQQI No u-p\ Crod-ii 

INiTSuCTiONi NOW 

Cliiilâ! and jiii Qyilar ifudcnfi, 

veer plice sr mme Call >4! 1}H II 

DOLL MAKING WORKSHOPS - 

Lfirn ig mai i lo incept Sun. I, wed. 

399-3483 ,» 

FOR SALE I9S! Pars Courier Bit* up 

Ence'lent condition, economical, ereal 

iepesrepf* Mtf«mp#, tee sj 3§a call 

]»W»I !( 

AUCSI 4os^îf|g, ii.sgo rnitei. i sytin 

Brr, eiEelienl condition, air 

conditioning, eulo., AM/pM caiiefte 

litres, {rawer iteerine Mies firm Call 

IM nu ar IM Itti 1/10 

CLERICAL HELP 

City of Ocean City. 

Seasonal/Temporary. Ap 

prox. two months. Apply 

Rm. 21 Personnel Office, 

City Hall, vti 

SICHBTiRT— Full time lor tju»y rial 

estate aft ice MSnlhan Realty, 39? eevi 

tl 

Vf AR ROUND NIGHT CLiBK -~lor 

llrst class ocean city motel. Esaeriin 

ce preferred. References require^ Call 

]?t 1100 and atk far Andrea If 

DI5HWA]Ht£R — per summer lesion 

Apply spadaloras *tti J Atlantic ave tl 

RIAL'"ESTATE TiCfsplHirjN -" 

opportunity knock,, the time ceurdn'i 

U tjlHsr lor yog lo btcsins a limner 

ian with Ocean City's leading cam 

puterlted real estate firm, complete 

training program, call today, terser 

Really, Inc. 1" 0071 tl 

taOBtLi — Ail ages, no esperfence 

necessary. *1« to train Call ifl-SUl ar 

iM-lno. ti 

LfllOHIR - Wltn mechanical anility 

sood opportunity to learn, not afraid !a 

work, •enellli. McCarthy construction 

Call Hi 0)00 ii 

Iff*. I wfteei drive, (mail type*, 

4 cyl., ayfo tram ; metal lop. Natriing 

fine*. Albino %]$6 1613 Aibyry Aye., 

r.ar HI ;•>! I/j; 

Jt VESA — Ayfamafit &ooa condition 

31, iU milei Bett SHer Call 

!I7 till, » 10 

'7* PLQS ROVAL1 Si = 4 door, VI, 

AMFM radio, automatic tranimiiiiBri, 

iir.cond., full power, one owner, 43,67! 

milei, Btcenl inipeeiion ii»io mh 

Call ifi 131! yrttti l;30 p.m. 130 


Rt. 559. Mays Ljnding Rd. 

Somori point, N.J 

Visa Mastercard 

New Ooen 7 Days 

Appointments m-um 

Wanted- Old Sqfners Point 

Picturei and Post Cards tt 

INTERBSTED IN TRADIHO—leta 

VCR, eicellenl condition, tar VHIVCB 

or Mle, Call ifliuo. Ill 

YARD SALI— I layvlew Place (near 

15th « B.yl, Backyard IB a.m. 1 p.m. 

IHraom sel. mile, houiehoid goads, 

THvrs Aug. Ifth A Frl, 13th, •'" 

Prof I, Services 

!ALIS AND iieyicf On Kooyef 

ana lyreka vacuym cl«sn§r§ Bfysne^. 

B»M and Bens lor all mgsili Free 

estimate on npairl Trase in. iu,. 

loni fioer care department 399 5S!i tf 

NIONT SiCUBITr—II PM.l A.M. I 

nights a waak. Call Mr, KyHrnvt. )« 

1000 i/H 

NUB TEAR ROUND—waifresi ana 

Subminr. aiperienced. Apply In p«r 

•on, Mario'i. lilg Bay Avanue, O.c. VI 

WANTED — Full tinia/part time but 

persom, hoimwi. feed servica. Apply 

watarfronf Rastagrant, Somars Paint 

bafwaan > and I p.m. j IB 

RECEPTIONIST _ AilantTe Oty But 

company hat opening lor parianaBIa, 

energetic Individual with typing «« 

iPeriance. txteiiefit banafiti, warking 

cendilions. f>um call ar apply in par. 

san, f te 4i» p.m. EOE Laliure Line, 

(too waiiinffon Ave,, ventnor, N.j, 4M- 

til-Tin. n» 

seCRBTABT - Largeit real astata 

firm In ocean City is now hiring full 

lima secretarial help. Typing 1 bailc 

effita mills reavtred. WHkandi a mutt, 

computer aiperlenee a plus. Call 

•terser Kealty, W-«u» if 

PAINT1RJ - Full ar aarrtima. I«. 

periencad only. Call evenings, l«f-«13, 

•4 

NOW HIRING—lor ,7ar round 

laleipanans pesitleii. Full and part 

time, Apply it* floor, Italntan's npt, 

ifofa, llh and AsBury Ave. O,C. VII 

•AlVIITTBI WAHTiO—In my Ocean 

City heine, nlgnt Hours beginning lent, 

I nights weakly. ReipofliiMa, eiperian- 

ced, references required. Call Itumi 

leave message. IVH 

RIClPTIONilT—(Fan time), neeaed 

for weekaftdl. Contact O.C. eammunlty 

Ctnl.r, ItHM •/» 

new through 

lepf, Harris House Motor Inn. IM1 

Ocean Ave , O.C. 8 27 

BOOKKEEPER _ For accounts Payable 

ana general Bookkeeping, light typing. 

Flanders Hotel, call Mrs, Booit,. Jit 

low, _ ^ _ ••" 

SALES PERSOrj - Men's apparel In 

Ocean city, Atk tor manager, cell 3ft- 

nsi, ••» 

SECRETARY - FT~saiii rtiyme to 

or Bennlt Hurley, lupt. Mainlana 

RaglBnal High School. Ill) Oak A«inua, 

Llnwooa, N.J, 01311 EOI/U 117 

HOMI HlALfMAlbi/COMPANION 

= FT . OC resident pralerrea. For 

laml-indepenacnf rniddie-agea W9Riin 

In wheeienalr, c.iimOiil 11 

TECHNICAL CAREERS 

Immediate optnings lor Mi grids., 

n 14 w/itrong math, science back 

ground. Paid schooling, rapid aa 

vancement and Mnuses, Must He 

us cltltan,wtiiingtoniKife. 

Call 2i5-5A8 5522Collect. 

131 

BILLCROWELL 

iVSflMSS, REPAIRS 

TORO UAINBIBC NEIL SON 

"fired of WaitJngf" 

Call Now (60V) 399 2054 

Five Years fsperience tt 

ANTIQUES 

iiesance wlfhoyt eitravaganee 

Complete lint ol Furnlfure 

liAcceuories 

U% oil jewelry 

Barren of eyl glass 

Beautiful wedding gifts 

49 CENTRAL SQUARE, LINWOOD 

Crrt cii 4IJ-174J Man sat lo s )0 

The Red 

Garagee 

Antiques, antiques, antiques 

Redeemables 

A«lle and 1/10 from iomers Paint 

Circle an Raute ii« 

O.I. RANGE - s/c oven, 17] cu, ft, no 

Iron refrlfarator/freeier. Heavy duty 

waiher M. dryer, Frenklln ifave itf/griii. 

Ceil •!» 1704 17J 

SEWING "MACHINE ^ Trena new 

linger No, nil ponaola with many at 

tiihniHiii, ii itreteh ana aHorifivi 

ilitchai. fraa arm, Bute Wlton holainf, 

used lour flntel. Pall USD: sell for MM, 

call iniia), tl 

INTERIOR WINDOW SHUTTERS— 7 

pr, J3"h«1at," w • Ipr. Wn%\iW ! w. 

IPf 31"fn3«"w, Can be aoubla hung on 

windows or used on abincts Si,eo pr; f. 

pr, can doors 4i tnio w louverea 

IIIMI itiar step taou ti.se, i single 

bed. nallywaaa style Headbaara U.M. 

Ceil Slllllf. W 

rarely used, inciuaes one brown .« 

, black casseni. MM. call HI-fMr! 

•THAN ALLIN MAI-LI MPA - I«M 

tables, cocktail IfkM, •ntloti. klua, 

din.tt. set, * chain, klH velvel K»«. i 

Mariaiu urn. ocean City. I-M 

OABAOB/TAHO lALB - wttt) fw- 

nlfure u-eawood ind aluminum) ttmi. 

luruward, lawn Mwir, alumlnam Ii4> 

dar, lumber, waste beskaN; etc, tlW 

Wesley Ay., luncuji, Mpt. I Ha M«i 

day. tept.). f a.m. l-ia 

11 ALUMINUM LAODER — UMdTanJi 

twice, vain over n», will ull ler Me, 

Craftsman lawn mow« wltn trait ce,i- 

Char, good caMjIlieii. %U. Call JtHlU. 

«uf, 11 p.m. or later, 1KW 

MoviNS MutT IULL - Li»in» ream 

Mfe, ctuilrs, tables, l.npi, ank, ttltr 

console TV. hWHMM SHfls, nmili'i 

(letkliig Mie la, PrMM M nil H4 

•tfiihtpii Piece, ini floor, o.c. 

* te e. Mt 

YARD lALI OF THB JBAHJHl — 

Don't mill It, yanitv, old etilln. 

llasswara, an de«o wclgrei and much 

more. Friday Aug. lo f to 3, Ml 1st 

Mreet. M» 

PAPSHBACKt, PAPKRSACU. 

PAPIRSACKt — II far II. IIMwelk 

..la. Mi, Ml, ilif a»i!y, TM 

taekateria Two. nth a Aikeir*. oc. 

cm jtnui. a.M 

i STEBL nuiLDINOI - Factory asMi 1 

! ends, il » II was M, new U, J»i 19 a 

40 wit Slllt DM IMUl M I M was 

tl 1.141 now Ujm, Limited supply. Ken 

MS-MM. Ml 

Seating 

R.I. For Sale 

DRVIR — Eicallairt cm- 

dition, tin, can nvmt. t-ii 

TA8D fALB _ Oddl f. EMI PrW,r, 

Augusi M • Mturaay, MIMI it at u» 

*sb«rv A.e. a.n 

OARASE JALI JM wtllaf Rat. HI. 

Aug. .11. f a.m. I p.m. Bo.tlno eeulp. 

hwieMM iteini, booki, records, 

clotHes, pictvres. seine lumiture, A 

much mm. %/n 

ALUMINUM KRiENt — aM Mprrn' 

windows, resereenea ami new ll*M In 

sfeiled, Mjiml 'lemen Co. 505 New 

Fid., Route 1, Sonwn Faint. Diai m-, 

4133 If 

R.E. For Sale 


Ceramic Tile 

NEW WORK i REPAIRS 

Call Paul Hartley 

390-8278 ti 

EAST COAST HAULING 

Complete Landscaping Service, 

stane end Oravei Driveways, Toe 

sail, Construction lite clean Up ana 

Rtmoval, Bulk Trash Removal, 

Beasonable Rates. 

PHIHSTIIWATIS 

390?) 76 

SAlLiOAT !J- QDii, fully MyipEwa, 

eicellenl conoiimn Call }» 1*15 or ]fl 

105] S/X 

IS FtSOT BOSTON WHALER — 1M4 

iuoeriBOri model, 7Q hp ivinryae, 

Bimtni top, trailer, eiiceiienf condition, 

runi (real H,SM, Call 1»» IIH. 110 

\nt MOilB CAT i TRAILiR - It M. 

tscellent conaifisn {new mast, wirf & 

trim) 11500 Call m-401? sill 

II MFE —19 s loot BBwrider in « 

ceiiehi conclltion with deep V hull. 156 

hp Jehnssfi fdeai for fishing and 

£*iing Full canvas with many extras 

Call !?9 1311 «ftef Sp.m ft 

iAiLiOAT - IV Miison SfriaHer 

w/cytty cabin, roller fyrllng Mb ane 

trailir B,.canMinM tf 

flmel, gymnastics, dance, swlrnmiiig 

(current WS1 rwulred). Contact o.c. 

Communliy Centtr, IHtfOO. i/JO 

BISK PIRION—Applications being 

taken. Forum Mom, ifh £ AlUnnc 

An 1/17 

BOARDWALK LUNCHEONiT- 

Tl-daytima hours thni tall. Call )tl 

1137. I'lO 

BABYSITTER—Cor pleauni 4 month 

sid, ttpl, thru May, Four dayl a wHk, 

1 tt I, My homa Or yours, Sosd ply lor 

good Ciri and good reierencH, call in 

7143. II 

Situations Wanted 

HOUSE SITTER _ Substitute teacher 

leaking to house slf tor the winter rnon 

thi. References upon requeit. Avaiiebta 

iepf, II to May Ii, Call Patty, 1H.431I, 

M 

Personals 

CONTiSTANTS WANTID (.pr ilk 

Model Psgrsni ivS5 An nor, male $, 

femtia. For enlry tilanks tall Hi i!3J 

•14 3710 tl 

HANOI WAN — Carpenlfv,, ..im.uuns, 

decks, painting and concrete work, etc. . 

call »1 OMr ~_ _'___.- -i r ' 

HANDYMAN - Benovaiiani, concrele 

work, dscki, carpenffr, painting, etc. 

Prof!. Services 

HANDYMAN - All types ol work. No 

IBB tso itnall Matt a list and call Allen 

33^94 S^ 

HOUSEKEEPER - Full tl 

Aeeiy in person, wesie* Manor, 2md a, 

lay Aya,, 0,6, IBII, M? 

ACCOBOIANJST FOR HIRE 

"Music for your nixt af- 

fair" 

M7 

RELIEF COOK—P«n time, experitn., 

cea only Apply In person Wesley 

Hamnlaad, MS East Eighth II. O.C, eoe 

Child Care 

TYPIST — Full tlmi lor local radio 

itaatlon, mutl bt tccunlt. St*rt Im 

mttll#itly. Call P»ul#, )T» IJJ5, 110 

IECRETARY ~ HiBh »côo7•• t^tnli 

inltrttftd in working alttr vchool, 

V*rit4 dutitt inctud*: typing, dlctitlon, 

•r tr*n»crlbiiifl. UII o( * word 

proetmor, •n>w«rlng ititphoht *nd 

pvopi* contact, Wi *r* iDDklng lor in 

indlvltjuii who potimt. mlilAtlvi 

(i*blllty *nd tnthuitifm. Pltii* 

ill, S«ntln*l Ltdger. t 30 

Wit-U DO oAftvsrTTiNO — m my 

horn*. 5 and 

1pm tl 

OAJ ATTENDANT—Fufifimt! Sir 

round position Start Immediately 

Ocean City Exxon CIII)H-tM7 tVX 

WAITRMS-afH) llttl NOUS* Clctnlng, 

person mint tt U or older Full lime 

now, waakaMs In September Apply 

Tony's Orlll Mm «. central Ave vx 

HANDY-ANDY REPAIRS 

•paolallilng In Oisin City 

Carpentry, palnllno. plumbing, etc. 

Any type small or laroe 

Hourly or Contract 

Call 3O8-7BO1 ,,3r 

WEET BOCK DRV WALL — Plaster, 

paneling prime Homes Inc Ocean 

City NJ No |ob loo small fully guaran 

teod New Jersey registered Free 

estimates After hours weekends or 

holidays call 390 tloo tf 

klTCHEN5~Newgablnrtj appliances 

or cornpleli- new oeilgn prime Homes 

me Ocean City N J No lob too small 

lully guaranteed Mew Jersey 

registered Fr« estimates Call 3»« 

$930 Alter hours weekends or holidays 

Call 390 1164 „ 

"WANTED DEAD "OR ALIVE — "IJJM 

can and Irueki any condition tap Ills 

patd Towing available ocean Heights 

Auto Salvage call

I ft 

Is; 

J> 

?' a 

PAGE 11 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. 

LIBRARY CLOSED MON, 

Ocean Oty Free HibUc 

Library, 8th Street and Ocean 

Avenue, will be closed 

Monday, Sept. 2 for the Lnbdr 

Day holiday. The regular 

monthly board meeting trill 

be held Monday, Sept, 9 at 

3:30 p.m. according to Robert 

Baggs, librarian. 

Returns home a winner 

Danielle "Danl" Laubert, beauty In a field of M com- to attend the competition nnt 

Uttle Mils New Jersey petttors. Danielle was the top year In Florida for the title of 

Hemisphere, competed at the winner overall in the bathing Little Nu Hemisphere. 

national competition at thesuit 

competition. 

Danielle Is also. Uttle Miss 

FountBinbleu Hotel In Miami Coming back to Ocean aty New Jersey Dream Girl and 

Beach, Fk. Aug. 6-12. with three trophies and a East Coast Debutante for 

Danielle took top honors in 11,200 scholarship for 1985-1988, Uttle Miss TV-40 

the costume category and was modeling, theatre and TV1885. 

chosen seventh place in media, she will also be Invited She Is the daughter of 

Teresa and Larry Laubert, 

and the granddaughter of 

Jack and Yvonne Kelly of 

Ocean aty, and Andy and 

Barbara Laubert of Devonshire, 

N.J. 

She was honored by Gov. 

Thomas Kean on her 

achievements. 

COME 

QUICK!" 

EMERGENCY AIR 

CONDITIONING REPAIR 

927-4122 

We service all makes! 

These 

nu ers 

up 

Dig 

savings 

all over 

die 

house! 

MCALLISTER 

...The Service Company 

I CSS EKFfcNSIVt 

THAMtl ECrRlo 

Ftha 

Ltotanun. Evelyn McQrath, Stfan Bruce, Lee Garden Kel^Ln^ffiroHtS "% 

Joseph Madia, Suamn Or- Marcia Guttr, K«Uy Camu, ^n riLe johame S " 

ffi' Takeaha Royaj, Donald Lee Ann Dean, Cathleen sunny Shaved Lora 

I Senaeffer, ChrisHne Smith, Devlin, Chrtatlne Doughty, s S 

MacUiivi Sunder; Tonya Doughty, Karen 

iOin Grade - Michelle Gardner, 6UM Qarr, Linda 

Boyer, Faith Burns, Jeffrey Gulon, Carln Hentz, Geralyn 

Oiase, Sonya Cho, Beth Hogg, Paul Kerper, Randy 

aofine, Chris lastirday, Kliwe, Charlie Parktr 

Scott Eaiterday, Angela Anthony Rtglna, Danisi 

Evans, Cheryl OCBANCrrt Family, Jamei POPSORCHESraA 

Tilotta, Shari Tobias, 

m CONCERT, MUSIC PIER 

Frank Ruggieri, Musical Director 

Tom Perkins, Baritone 

QuMtJoJoiste; 

LflVoueTiegi, Soprano 

Laurence Rosanla, Tenor 

Cynthia Stewart, Soprano (Aug 28) 

8P.M. TUESDAY, AUQ,t? 

e Roso/AIfaria ,.........,...,,. .Htrbert 

Una.FurtlwahagHtmfromEltilrtyanmw . .DoniMta 

Laurence Rosanla 

Stamping Bgaitfy WalS 

j 

Mite,..". ........'.,...,...., 

.Lehw 

LaVonneTiega 

La&urcfMte 

Dellbes 

: Mother flftrftree ._^...._.. 

,BaJI 

Tom Perking 

National Bmttem March 

Bagley 

Sooteh Airs 

Tuma A Sorrento. 


Jtm Pteitrto 

mMeFoMle 

Quwe Ton Coew from 

Sarnsortand Delilah.................... 

LaVonne Tiegs 

Hungarian Dance No, 

* • • • • • . . . . . , . . , , . . . 

Dear Old Donegal 

Tom PerkiM 

FUMeron the Roof 

BPM WEDNESDAY, AUG. M 

Quest Soteirti 

Cynthia Stewart, Soprano 

Tutor HerberttAvarim...........~. 

Flower Song from Carman 


Intermezzo from Goyescas ,, 

Meula'sArtalnm Carmen , 

LaVonne Tlegs 

Salut D'amour. X ,,, ".....;.... 

Nuttin'Like a Dame , ..,,..,., 

TomPerMni 

MF^ Cotton March ....,. 

fflf*. 

yoj 

It'saarmdNlghtforSinging ., , 

Some Day I'll Find You , 

Cynthia Stewart 

WlthOuiaSong .....„,.. 


RhapsodyinBlm, Sara NeweU, Pianist 

Sumtar rime , 

LaVonneTiegi 

atd 

NEW! AUTOMATIC 

HEARING-AID 

.Trid, 

DiCapua 

Anderson 

Anderson 

.Brahms 

Graham 

Herman 

...Herbert 

, .....Blast 

Granados 

.... .lUet 

.. ..Hgar 

.Rodgen 

. Sousa 

.,, .Loewg 

.....Trad, 

... Rodgera 

...Coward 

Youmans 

. Gerswhln 

Gergwhln 

....Lfltwi 

NO VOLUME CONTROL 

NQBATTIRIilTOiUY 

FITS EXACTLY IN YOUR EAR 

AND YOU HEAR AUTOMATICALLY 

TOTALLY SILT OPERATING 

NO RAISING OR LOWERING 

THE VOLUME 

SPICIALLY OBSIONEP MICO-IUlCTPIONiC CIRCUIT TO 

MATCH YOUR OWN SPICIFIC HBARINS PROBLEMS. NO 

•ATTERI1S TO BUY AND NO MBSSY VOLUMI CONTROL, 

ALL SOUNDS WILL BE MADE LOUDER OR SOFTER, 

AUTOMATICALLY _ _ _ ^ ^ ^ _ ^ _ _ ^ 

el SURI NOT TO OVERPAV. DON'T BE MISL1D 

THESE ARE THE SAME TYPE HEARING AIDS BEING 

PRESCRIBED COSTING HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS MORI 

ELESiWHIRi, Wl SAVE YOU MONgY, 

FREE TEST WED., AUG. 28: THUDS. AUG. 29 _ 

PLEASE CALL 465-9199 FOR APPOINTMENT 

CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY 

Licamed Hearing AM DfcpMMn 

112 S Main St,jCop« May Court HOUM, N.J. 08210 

HIE SANYO 

PLAIN PAPER COPIER. 

THE ONLY THING 

PLAIN ABOUT IT IS 

THE PRICE. 

HIQ802ET 

AplainpapercoplerirKorporaring 

O'll 

F'tir 

ll>t| C 

UgHIT MOLL 

I. on 

\ lor 

Hot I 

. noli Wflvna Pen 

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= vily Mil v l?n tr 

LUiet Mo i 

ihfl Vltss rif y Mf 

L *5d ObP I OH7t* fj. 

ton* Pl^tt, SuiAnn^ Ran 

Rflph, Jui|« HiHrr RurjtfK 

ROdriqurl- Pomelo SrMrm.li. f;dw*ui 

.Mjilfor. Glpnn S*tmons Bar^f Smdt 

Enr Stilri. Danielp Stoke*. LTW1A T«p 

ni'iiipr, Chriitior Truii.tn, EcicM Vi 

W-Uini 

John 

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e - j,i 

Boom, tXorin (i ^n Hi, 

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f »r Tnp PÂ tiisf tio 

UP U Thar DAC os H Dt s t- 

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tin IUK DAW Di/l *l(i Holl/ Dwyr 

J r* r i f f P f l L*!fi *< 

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U I n V t I n T ; 

C Men L 1/ Moi 

v I rifft ji ML phy F il k 

VI I i*o D-*" 

3" On t f i 

, Jdmef Stewart, 

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, M.irior e 

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OrldLok, Mesh 

SAFITY GATE 

•24.50 

Caroi Vjjy' 

Scott Bitches Britches from M.29 

406 Asbury Ave. 399-7491 Ocean City, N.J. 

TOTAL HOME 

HEALTHCARE 

• El«ctrlc Lift Chairs 

• Wheel Chain • Oxygen 

• Respirator Iquipmenf 

• Canes • Commodes 

• electric Hospital Beds • Beds • Walkers 8. more 

• WE WILL BILL MEDICARE • 

PALOMBO S Pharmacy 

34lh Street off Asbury. Ocean City 

Mon.-Frl. ibi Saf.8-9; Sun, a Noon 

Fret Delivery 399-5252 

MON. 

thru 

taUan. 

SPECIALS! 

.acs 

, 908 Shore Rd,, Somers Point 

MON: Chicken Cacciatore 

TUES:Unguinl,w/Crab&Clam « M A - 

Wifc Ghlcken Parmagiana * R * ** 

THURS: (failan Combination " 

î. V 

* i*1 

.1 

is: 

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B PAGE 14 

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

_ _ !•»-•- • • - •--•"-^__ . TUESDAY, maau/ii.ftnuwa^diaa 

AUGUST 27, IMS 

» ; • • • 

Good Old Days Picnic is Sept. 7at SomeriPoint's Kennedy Park 

Jhriftf 

401 ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, NJ 

Man Thurs gam, ep m • Frl. i, Sat.U.m.-ffp m « QPFN SUNDAY 1a.m. 7 p.m. 

Bone In 

Sirloin Steal • I 

i Boneless Sir^n t! 

8 9 

TubO 

Chicken of the 

Chicken 79% Sea Tuna 59* 

Whole 

Chicken Legs 79*b 

{3 (bi Qf mgfi] 

Hatfield 

Bacon ib pkg. 

Sandwich 

Steaks 

Chunk Light ^ OK ^ W#t*? 

Brown & Roasted 

Tuikay Breast s 2 2 

! WJ Complete 

IT DINNER SPECIALS 

I 

I' S I 

Served from 

S:30to9:00P.M, 

Seedless 

Grapes 69* Ib 

Ripe 

Bananas SIM 99* 

Green 

Beans 49* Ib, 

Sffrnfiing 

oca 

so 

G0I9 I *PM ?sm 

urkey Hill 

Ice Cream * 1 M ,Vigal, 

MON: Steak Diane , , $9,95 

TUE: Bourbon Street Chicken ,.,,, $7.95 

WED • Unguini w/Red or White Clam Sauce, prlie bread 17,95 

THUR: Beef Tournedoi w/GretB Peppercorn Sauce $9.95 

FRI i Sautted Jumbo Shrimp w/Veg,, curry Sauce I9.9S 

SAT: Prime Rib , King $12,95....Quitn $9,95 

SUN: VeaJ Gruyere, Marsala Sauce,., , $9.95 

DORT-O-CAII 

• A SAUSMAN GROUP HOTEL OAA 001*1 

"T/ie on/y ihmjf we overlook is the ocean!" Jt7«J~uoI_ 

ISih 5 Boardwalk, Ocean City, N.J. 

Reserv»iioni not rtquired, but luggssiaa 

DINNERS 

FOR $ 3. 9S ? 

[That's right!And there's a good reason 

for it. We think that the 

kids should eat as good as 

mom and dad. So we 

give them a great choice 

of several kids' favorites. 

Ôur children's dinner even 


special "Ed laborer's" treat 

... fl sundae with,creamy whipped 

< . . topping and a cherry! 


i YOU BET IT IS! | 

Cocktails & Dinner 

Served Dally 

Entertainment will be planned. 

honors the memory of age division will be featured. provide by the Brown Street 

Lawrence "Bud" Kern, the Hie run is sponsored by 

Hie picnic has grown in and the run go to the 

Oiowder Society and possibly 

Sty's first recreation com- Shore Hardware and there Is 

popularity over the years and Lawrence "Bud" Kerti 

a barbershop quartet, Regina 

mission chairman and a past » pre-registration fe« or 16 on 

Regina is optimistic for scholarship fund, Ito fund 

said. In addition, magicians. 

Little Leapt president. His race day. 

another good him out. last year alone provided for 

Jugglers, clowns and mimes 

long-time desire for an end-of• The picnic begins at noon 

five $500 savings bonds to 

will be on hand to beguile the 

the-summer community with beer, soft drinks, hot 

'If it doesn't rain, we'll be graduating Somers Point 

crowd throughout the day. 

picnic served as the impetus dogs, hamburgers, barbeque 

packed," he said. If It does students. '. 

tor this event to become a 

rain, the picnic win be held 

beef and pork, cakes, cookies, 

No bottles or cans ar# 

Also, a hay hunt, pie-eating 

memorial to his efforts 

the following day, but the run 

snow cones and watermelons 

permitted In the park. For 

-.it -. 

and egg-toss contests, sack takes place rain or shine on 

Kern pushed to have the 

more Information all Regina 

races and a tug-of.war are Saturday. 

recreation commission for- 

at 927.6213. 

med in 1874, and was 

responsible for the Poor ventilation 

development of many of the 

city's recreation facilitiei, 

primarilj' the Bud Kern 

Memorial Field, commonly New school year; old problem 

tojown as "the pit," at Third i continued from page inspection of the system had 

Street and Marks Road, 

HVAC system, test me system HUtton problems, nothing hat 

School Board solicitor been carried out. 

"He made the city realize 

and d ggive 

an unbiased report been finalized or acceptably 

Ronald Taht has already In the meantime, the Board bawd 

recreation was an important 

on professional fin- corrected as far as the Boaid 

informed Capital Heating has hired an Independent dings. 

part of the community and 

la concerned and it is still 

Company, installer of theengineering 

firm, A ft A 

one that should be addressed HVAC system, that final mgtaeering, Association toe. 

waiting to hear reports that 

in a formal fashion," said 

At this point, said Gorman, 

payment to the firm would be Bid Ambrose C. O'Donnell Jr. 

will satisfactorily y declare all l 

Nick Regiria, the current 

even though the Board la work and 

suspended until proper of that firm, to review the 

recreation director. 

moving to solve me ven- pleted. 

eorrecttont comheating 

and ventilation ad- 

Kern died In 1979, the year justments are made. 

of the first picnic, but the 

recreation commission, In Capital Heating and Basce Judge Sandman dead at 63 

keeping with Kern's wishes, Associates, architects and 

has striven to make this a engineers for the new ad- (continued from page 1) 

community affair by offering dition, apparently met in 

cooperative spirit will be 

a day of old-fashioned fun at Ocean City earlier this month. Sandman ran unmissed 

by bis colleagues on 

old-time prices, and by In- However, the Board's successfully against Brendan the bench who extend then 

volving various civic and building and grounds com- Byrne in the 1173 guber- 

business groups in the mittee wasn't informed of the natorial election. Sandman 

Organization of the day's meeting, Gorman said, and tost two gubernatorial 

activities. 

hasn't received a report on primaries Ti IMS and 1W9, 

The day is kicked off at 10 

what happened at theBetween 

1976 and 1982 he 

ajn. with the "Bud" Kern 5K 

meeting. 

practiced law privately. He 

run which begins and ends at Bases and Capital Heating, began his political career 

flie park, last year, over 200 In letters to the Board, have •fter frying unsuccessfully 

runners participated with the acknowledged problems with initially to gain the 

winner docked at 14 minutes fee HVAC system and havesolidtorship 

in Us hometown 

and 27 seconds. Awards are listed corrections to be made of Lower Township in the 

given to the first three by them. 

1950s. 

finishers, male and female in In a letter dated Aug. 6 from Upon Sandman's death 

six various age divisions. This Taht to the law firm of Superior Court Judges Philip 

year, along with awards to the Jubanyk, Varbalow, Tedeseo A. Qrucdo and Richard J. 

overall first, second and third- and Shaw, representing WUlams expressed sorrow on 

place finishers, overall 

bhlf f th Jdii i C 

female first, second and third 

•wards will be presented. 

Also, prizes to the first 

1 

where be was admitted Into 

the critical care unit 

deepest sympathy,** the Evoy Funeral Home In 

release continued. 

Fishing Creek, Lower 

Sandman was hospltalited Township, which had no 

Aug. 18 after he was unable todetans 

at pressttme yester- 

get out of bed Oat morning. day is preparing the 8 

The Lower Township Rescue arrangements. 

Squad, which was contacted The family requesto no 

by family members, took phone calls, a hospital 

Sandman to Burdette Tomlui spokeswoman said. 

Mcis recall unlikely in Nov. 

..••••I • jiy.WHWMB«lll!, WH 

Capital Heating Company behalf of the Judidary in Cape 

Taht wrote that while Capital **•?_ - 1 (continued from page 1) gave birth to mat decision," 

he added. 

blue taws of Ocean City I did 

promise Oat I would not 

b May the court declared 

actively attempt to change or 

Sunday closing laws in the f 

alter them," Mela said in a 

Bergen County mnniHpaHt^ 

Atlantic counties. letter sent this week to Us of Paramus and Midland, 

constituents, "After my Park illegal because the state 

been completed, no final bard work," said a press of New Jersey ruled that 

release Issued yesterday. "By restrictive ordinances such as 

Merchants here took the 

reducing O-back log of cases (he Ocean City blue laws were 

issue to Superior Court In 

[Culinary 

in the family and civil Invalid thereby rendering 

June where Judge Philip 

divisions he assured the them unenforceable and null 

Gruccio rendered Ocean 

dUztna prompt and efficient and void. 

City's law invalid in ac- 

Justice. 

cordance with the Paramui 

"I had absolutely nothing to 

'"IDs contributions and 

decision. § 

do with the litigation Oat 

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A student at Ocean City High 

School, she plans to farther 

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communication. She war 

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Ihird runnirmn wna Ura- 

Im Betbi, W, of RD I, 

Woodbine. A student of Ocean 

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Ooiet. 7 

Fourth runner-up was 1 

Cheryl McCauley, 17, of U7' 

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toy McCardiU, », of MS 

Brighton Ftaee was chosen 

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Ocean City Hgh School with 

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taihlon deilgn. She was 

•onsored by Mott and Molt 

attorneys. 

CUYTON, DIVER 

RECEIVE MEDALS 

Jay D. Clayton and Joseph 

ttyer of Northfield received 

gold medals for their accomplishments 

during the 

two-year Academy of 

Quinary Arts Program at 

Atlantic Community College 

A total of SO student* were 

honored during the 13th 

awards ceremony recently at 

the college. 

Too Late To 

Classify 

VVINTtR KINTAL - I, 

i 

f) 

f) 

CoSSl T"T' 


sees savins with^rTT"Ti' • 

"** savings witli city trash collection 

, inergency appropriation of 

p»W. A portlsn of these ,,to totally nap the benefits of recycling,ju>e have to collect our own trash* directly to the market, and 

fads, »S,1W, was placed in 

make more money. 

Jhe capital Improvement The governing body has 

Evening during times when 

113,000 for equipment 

budget as a 5 percent down been studying the possibility maintenance, 

body a letter explaining recovery fees to encourage 

Jhe market l* slow, as it 

payment on the bonds. The of collecting Its own trash A representative of Mar Tee 

landfill costs in Atlantic counties and municipalities to 

currently la for recycled 

remainder of the emergency since February when it an- addressed the governing body 

County haven't been decided move to the latter plan of 

newspapers, the city has the 

Wpropriatlon will be split nounced the IMS budget and Thursday and cautioned them 

as yet so an accurate bid refuse disposal, 

storage space to stockpile 

between the »9,000 for truck expressed concern over the on beginning their own 

couldn't be submitted mis 

materials or dan absorb a 

repairs and $6,000 for the rapidly rising Mat of con- system, 

early in the year. 

"I totally understand the tower market value than 

uncertainties (Mar-Tee) has 

Highway Department's fleet tracting the collection out. 

"We couldn't bid in ac- 

contractors working for a 

maintenance program. • The city paid Mar-Tee 

"Remember 10 years ago 

to deal with because they are 

cordance to your specs," 

profit. 

$201,000 in 1964; the figure 

you were in the trash 

the same uncertainties we 

Pikulinski told Council, 

"I believe we have the but 

"We're billing a budget jumped to $297,000 this year, 

bustaess,"6tar-Tee manager 

will have to face," Swain said. 

"Disposal In Atlantic County 

recycling program In the 

tan into next year's budget," Council expects to save 

Tom Pikulinski said. "It right now is out of hand." 

Somebody has to pay thecounty." 

he said, "and to 

Haley said In explaining the mbitantLtliy from (bat 

wasn't economical then, and 

dumping fees, Swain said, 

With the Pinelands Park 

W^Hy reap the benefits of 

emergency appropriation, figure. Bisfey saM It U 

things have gotten worse." 

whether it's the city or an 

landfill scheduled to close In 

recycling, we have to collect 

"but in order to do these estimated the program will 

Mar-Tee Is the only outside December, and the county's 

outside contractor, but, by our own trash." 

projects In IMS, we're going cost around $269,000 in 1980 

contractor the city has ever proposed Pancoast landfill 

collecting its own trash, the 

City trash collection 

to have to do this now," excluding the startup costs. 

used for trash and the only rite currently being disputed, 

dty can eliminate a coo- reflects a total commitment 

• Council wUl receive bids for 

fee new trash truck and the 

Hi broke this down to include 

one which bid for the job last Pikulinski said It is Imtractor's overhead and profit. m the part of Cornell to train 

rpD-oH track with containers 

1178,000 for landfill fees, 

year. Council advertised in possible to predict what costs The city's recycling collection and recycling. 

it the Sept. 12 Council 

approximately $80,000 in 

June for bids for next year's will be nest year. 

program will play an Im- Swain said, and they are 

meeting. 

salaries and benefits for four 

trash collection, but no 

portant role in municipal 

full-time, emolnvftps and 

company submitted a bid, 

He said an increase in 

hoping even more retidente— 

trash collection. Currently, 

Mar-Tee sent the governing 

tipping fees in 1PM forced Us 

« percent partidpatod in 

At city contract! with a 

company to spend an extra 

recycling in July - become 

$41,000 on Somers Point, a 

company to haul It* tavoJveil, 

recydables for it, 

W 


TODAY (Tuesday) Education meeting, primary 


Ocean City Fire Depart- 

school, I pjn. 

qn the Music Pier 8 p.m. 

ment auxiliary meeting, 

Admission II. 

youth center, 8 pjn, 

WEDNESDAY 

Craft show with handmade 

Masonic Club meeting. 

THURSDAY 

items to benefit the Cystic 

Masonic Temple, 10th Street 

Beading club for children 

Flbrosls Association, on the 

and Wesley Avenue, I p.m. 

completing second through 

Mule Pier, 9 a_m. to 3 pjn. eighth grade, Ocean City 

Public Library, 6th Street and 

• Knight's of Columbus Ocean City Pops Orchestra Ocean Avenue, 10 a.m. 

meeting, St. Augustine's with Frank Rugglerl con- 

rectory, 8 p,m. 

ductor, on the Music Her, % 

Admission fl. 

, Story hour for children 7 to ______ 

£.£?ih - * l _J__ l - C "* Ww » 1< a » b LuLu Temple on the Music 

Pier, Bp,m, 

nttting, Rotary Club meeting, Port 

Public Library, 6th Meet and Bymouth Inn, 7i« ajn O'Call Hotel, 7 am 

flctan Avenue, 10 •,_, ______ 

Chess Club meeta in youth Matchpolnt duplicate 

;AloolloUei Anonymous ante, f_ Street aid A_nHc bridge, community center, 

m^tag,HolylWB_yai__) kmnmlipm, 

7:30 a.m. 

S0ttl»eet_4BayATimie,7 ______ • 

fm beginners; 8:30 p,m, • • . " " " " 

f 0 * 1 "; City seeks to lower assessments for sonic 

•' Alanon meeting, St. John's 

(continued from page 1) collector indicating that no 

Eutheran Church, 8:30 p.m. 

App_to,-wM_hadtobe tesa agreement. 

Therefore, the Increase from 

1984 to 1985 Isn't as drastic, he 

said. 

"What you're looking at is 

$242,000 compared to 

$297,000," be Mid, 

Council President Wes 

Swain, however, emphasized 

mat Council Is only moving 

for municipal trash collection 

because they see considerable 

savings for the taxpayers. 

"It'snotareflextiononthe 

current service to date," 

Swain said, "as much as the 

economic reality we've had to 

lace. 

Landfill costs will have 

more man doubled by May 

1986 from what they were ta 

January of this year. Tipping 

fees stood at $8.41 per cubic 

yard In January, but due to 

state taxes which -went Into 

effect In May and will Increase 

every year, that figure 

will jump to $17.59 next May 1. 

*»«»»« «Mt three State officials, according to 

= 11 Swain, call mis "rate shock," 

w.tch^wl^dupifa.t, K^SSirfi : S ^ A31K a process of filling the gap 

between landfill costs and 

higher costs of resource 

Ocean City Council 

Too Late To 

Classify 

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tf in-tin. Ml 

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ollar. Jlurl Ihrmv awnlnm eniwl. Call 

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Part-time alter letteol 

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Nor advancement. Call 

between f a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Public Notice 

• - NOTICB OF DECISION OF 

_ . PLANNING BOARD 

TOWHOMITMAVCONCBRNl . 

>.l>iiki|i Nolle* Ii turaby Blvm lo ill 

Mtmni Ihlfl public Htlrillf wai MM 

»>ij|nl, NawJar.ay, waihainf. > 

,UU appilnilM wai sraniad WHICH 

dtclllon It on Ilia and avallabla lit (•• 

ip«cllim in m Munitlpal IwIMIna, 

Bulldlni 1 Olllca, ol timirt Mint, N«w 

'Jinnr. v '.* • '%• ' 

v lonlin Board 01 SBhmtl Point 

eiMrmntii'i 

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Daudil toman MM, NJ; fhll MM 

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gg S3 _S «•"— ts 

Court House. — ;_-v 

Mnnlejpil appeals wfll be ^â«. 

beard followiiig Individual -Anita J.fclew, 

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Appellants are required to 

produce receipted tax hub or 

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FHELAN COMPLETES 

SUMMER TRAINING 

Cadet Thomas F. Phelan 

Jr., son of Regina Phelan of 

308 E. Seaspray Rd., has 

completed a UA At Force 

ROTO field training encampment 

at Bergstrom Air 

Force Base, Teiaj. He U a 

student at Rutgers University, 

New Brunswick. 


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| i Mark Soifer. public relations director, talks with Robbie Mansis, of 

I < Marlton, winner of the best tanned calves and underfeet, who slept 

I .j) through the competition. His mother assists with the Interview. 

9 

Mayor.' map shoreline for funding 

! Mayor Jack Bitter has "It's wise to do it now when 

; requested (Sty Council con- «ur beaches an at their 

; aider spending $28,000 for the healthiest," said Blttner 

- preparation of • during Tuesday night's 

topographical napping of work session. The 

Ocean aty'fl shoreline to help n»yor suggested d that Council 

Indicate laad losses during use surpluses urpluses fr from closed out 

capital budgets. 

Special events 

, Tbe Hobo Band performs on 

;the Music Pier tonight 

; (Friday at 8), admission (3. 

;Thls nationally renowned 

•group always provides a 

Q i Uvely, melodic sbow. 

v i The Ocean Qty Arts Center 

: holds its fall Crafts Show 10 

• ajn. to 10 pjn. Saturday it 

.the Music Her. 

: On Sunday. Frank Ruggieri 

and the Ocean aty Pops 

.Orchestra begin the -final 

series of fummer concerts 

starting I p.m. at the Music 

Pier. Sunday's concert is 

'free; Monday through 

^ j Wednesday, |I. 

< o 

tides 

p 9:00 B;M 2:58 3:10 

SlSat 9:38 9:53 3:36 3:51 

r iBPTEMBER 

iliun 10:16 10:30 4:12 4:31 

pMon IOIK 11:07 4:47 S:W 

pTut 11:31 11:46 Sill S:« 

ôr Oreii Egg Harbor iBlet, 

•subtract 12 minutes from high 

•tide; subtract if minutes from 

aowtide. 

^For tea Isle aiy beachfront 

Subtract 18 minutea from high 

jand low tide. 

» ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

;Moon In Apogee Sept. 4 

lNewMooii..,;., Sept. 14 

iMoon in Perigee...... Sept. 18 

•Fuli Moon Upt. 88 

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

Their tans dandy 

A variety of Um, urne 

traditional, MO» Jart welnl, 

«W dUptayid at the City's 

Mb Ufliwi Mbcellaneouj 

Sun Tanning Tournament 

recently In frcot of the Music 

Ftor. 

Th« Best Left Arm Tan, a 

vtegoy far tint *tio drivel 

let and dangle their arnu out 

rf car windowi wai won by 

Boy Leonard of Downtagtown. 

Pa., • 

Of Sonera Point with Lenore 

Morgan of Tunkajmoek, Pa 

ninner-up. 

The Golden Done dMiion 

for beit tanned bald head 

ended In a tie with two former 

champions Tony SeavUlo of 

WUliamatown and R. Culber 

asbley Jr. of HatrMd, p,, 

bringing home the gold 

medal. 

The Count Dracula Divluion 

far palest pawn was won by 

PamBiaalofLaffayetteHillj 

Pa., with Evan Stairiker of 

Philadelphia second. 

B«t Over all Tan for 

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Stephen Zanca "of Cedar 

Grove. 

Beit T-Shlrt Tan wu 

coppad for the aecood eon- Women was awarded to 

secuttve year by Paul Powell, -—., Howe ..»„., of « Ocean w««n aty. W[y 

Vtadand tnick driver. Jackie ,Ttey Gtartnaao of Margate 

Frederick of Cherry mil and and Deana Marusco 

**~ " " VooOmH. HtdiorMcona 

during the March 29, 19M 

Mom, 

Qty Planner John Gldeonse 

1 

Best Tanned Back of Neck Best Overall Tan for Men was 

was won by Bad JefferU of won by Ron Bejjoptde an Tied for the tannest .bald bead were former champions Tony Scavillo 

Aflmtown, Pa with Pruk 

and R Culver Ziebley Jr. 

Ocean City beieh tag 

M p of PhUadelphia, collector. Second were Dive 

Buonomo of Huntington 

Best^ Tanned Calves and Valley, Pa. and jBiiph weather 

Onderfeet was cantuicd by WnUams of Ocean aty. Partly immy today wltt 

toddler Bobble Mtnils of Clint Campbell, former percent chance of afte 

Marta, who akpt through take-out chicken and seafood or evening ibomen or 

the competition in bis stroller. czar and an expert on basting amnderrtormi. ffighs from It 

Second w»» Deana llaratco of mi chief Judge. He wu to 85 andalow of M, Oasee of 

ForMOccuhaj 

WoocDyn, - ^ • •H' - assisted «.i=u by Elsie GfllMpli, (bowen Satarday with hlfla 

ftl" • •• 

Mik Mickey SStark 

of Ocean City president of tbe Chamber of 

to the mid to opper 7t* and 

ran drcl dRln aou around ttbe 

Commerce; Id Buckalew, 

lowf In tbe mid to upper ill, 

399-1260 

"We need base information competition to cop Palest Realtor; Priscllla Parker, 

Sonday will be fair wltnhlgta 

to prove cubic {sot Jottea," HMtr Finger, with Annette South Jersey School of Baton 

In the upper 70s to low 80s a«I 

Gideonse said. "We had nofflabattno 

of Philadelphia and Dance; Trida Bowman, 

lowmn the low IDs. Fair a«ato 

baae level to argue oar point 

Miss Ocean City, and Martin 

Monday with hlKbs hi tbe low 

Bide* inder! re recommendation We want to be In a better Whitest Knucklef were E MoUusk. 

tomld-Wsandtowsmtbemld dosed SUM,, tWM.Orr.RX 

stemmed from the city's position to argue our losses. clenched by Joanne Ooldburg 

to Bpper 80i - NATIONAL 

difficult in obtaining fmdi 

-Mark Soifer WEATHER SERVICE 

0P£NLAB0fl0AY7to12 

"No one can turn us down 

r 

Management Agency 

i I V 

stanUate ft," he added. 

(FEMA) after losses suffered Gideonae said" the nap 

coold be upgraded by sections 

and gnd looks si me tradtttonal nMffi immte 

©J AT I AJM. 

M cflndittoni rtwiHjwt rather 

The Sentinel-Ledger than contracting for the 

Her. « Katal «n know what i Mm to put together BM on* 

business office and swit- preparation of an entirely new 

(ash.on that U always In sty1e_goodt«»ti - 

chboard open at 8 a.m. week. map once the Initial mapping 

Let us teg you coontoiatB yow own unto* N M M far 

to complete. 

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Reever, Moore are united in THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30.1985ii -FRIDAY. AIIfilMT-in ,98S 

Cheryl Jthnt Reever and Rev. Harvey MafM^ffjjyf jr. 

Scott Charles Moore were rfflnjafd the 11:30 morning 

- united in mvrttgt Aug. 17 it oeremooy. 

SWnt Paul's United Methodlit The bride Is tbe daughter of 

QmrcD, Wilmington, DeL The Mr. and Mrs, Frederick 

Wagner,Schlemmer wed 

Jtfcd Carol Warner af Hnh* Hiiladelphla and KaJhryn j, 

WattonWagnerof Ocean aty 

and Bebi Sound, Fla. and 

Robert M. Wagner of Mt' 

Freedom, ins married to 

Mart Allen Schlfmmer an 

April 27, at Christ Memorial 

Chapel on Japlter Island, Fto. 

With the Rev. Bunsdon dry 

Jr. officiating. 

The groom Is the SOD of Mr 

«nd Mrs. Harvey C. 

Schlemmer of Jensen Beach, 

Fla. 

Jeri Wagner Grange of 

Miami was matron of honor 

with Hmbertey A. Wilson of 

Fla. was best man with 

Robert F.Buihbotf of Jensffl 

Beach and Bill J. Zaboranaki 

of Hobs Sound aa groomsmen. 

KEYSTONE MEETING 

ON ISRAEL SEPT. 1 

The Keystone Square dob 

will bold a dinner meeting at 

6:30 p.m. Wednesday Sept 4 

at the Sunset Diner on New 

Road, NorthfUld where Ed 

LaDrew will host a program 

with tUdes en Israel. AD 

Master Masonj are Invited. 

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SURGERY? 

M- U J. 10 1 thi J n cre«ilng number of women 

;, undergoing breast surgery, the Bra and Glr- 

, die factory announce! an addition to Its praf\ 

wnt outstanding itrylet of fitting braait 

formi (proithiiii) following surgery, 

"^?JJJ«i O f P |>! |' l '"0ed to make available. 

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pfld'vldiid attention to answer any of your 

|gO«tl§ns and offer solutions. Vou wlH 

•ie?ff»»rtabiB at tht same time. 

BRA and GIRDLE 

Reewr of Wilmington, Del. 

and Ocean aty. Tie groom U 

the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. 

Stephen Moore of Richmond, 

Va.Tne bride'a grandmother 

bMra.G. Ward Keever Jr. of 

Boynton Beach, Fla. and 


Amy Long of EUlston, Va., 

was maid of honor and soloist 

ftidesmalds were Cynthia 

Keever, cousin of the bride, 

Cynthia Kossler, Beth 

Knlikowskl and Carol Walker. 

Vakrie Halfarook, niece of the 

groom, was flower girL 

H. Stephen Moore was best 

man for his «on. Groomsmen 

were Brian Reever, brother of 

tbe bride, Joseph Wore and 

Bandolph Moon, brothers of 

the groom, and WlUUm 

Bitton, 

Given In marriage by her 

fether, the bride wore • 

lallque Uffeta gown with 

cathedral length tain and 

bodice of AJencon lace, 

reembroldered with seed 

pearls. Her fingertip length 

veil was held by a cap of 

irriagi 

matching Alencon tact appUques 

and «eed pearts. The 

bride carried • bouqwrt of 

cascading white roM. 

Toe bride'i attendants won 

cherry pink taffeta dresses 

with petal ruffles at tbe 

shoulder* and cut away petal 

rotes. 

The wedding reception'M 

a dinner dance at tbtDuFdnt 

Country dub of Wilmington. 

Following • honeymoon at 

fflton Head, S.C., the couple 

will make their home in 

Midlothian, Va. 

Mrs. Moore U 8 1985 

graduate of the Unlvertty of 

Virginia, QmrtotteavIIle, and 

is a market research analyst 

for Central Fidelity Bank, 

Richmond. 

Tbe groom Is a Its 

graduate of Virginia 

Polytechnic Institute and 

Slate University, fflacksburg, 

and is a dvU englaeer tor 

Schnabel Engineering, Richmond. 

ocean city fiance center 

register for fall classes 

pre ballet • ballet • jazz 

personal instruction emphasizing 

discipline and technique • 

in a professional atmosphere 

after school hours 

for information call 

rudl rytn, director 60«-3?S?602 

studio at body works fil2 aibury ave, o.c. 

Mrs, Scott Moore 

Peck, Cottrell engaged 

Mr. and Mrs-Allan Peck of 

tan Pofaf announce the 

engagement of their 

daaghter, foal Lynn, to 

Joseph F. CbttreD Jr., son of 

Mr. and Mri, Joseph Cottrdl 

*. •tag of Somera Point 

The bridêlect is a 1985 

graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School and 

employed at tbe Prolenttal 

fasar«ncB Oo. to Linwood. 

Mr. Cottrell Is a 1981 

graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School and a 

technician tn the Atlantic aty 

Air National Guard. 

A fall wedding Is planned. 

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Woolley, Gillin | 

united in (marriage 

Lisa Joy Woolley and 

Stephen Christopher Glllln 

atciwnged marriage vows in 

a ceremony performed June 

15, in St/Andrew's United 

Methodist Church, Cherry 

ttlL the Rev. Robert K. 

Smyth officiated. 

The bride la the daughter of 

Mr. and Mn. Michael 5, 

Woolley of Ch§rry Hffi. The 

groan Is the son of Mr. and 

Mrs. John J, Gillin of Ocean 

Qty. 

The matron of honor was 

Suzanne Annarelli of Ocean 

Qty, sister of the groom. The 

bridesmaids mn Suzanne 

Riion of Ocean Qty; Susanne 

Henkel* of Devai, Pa.; Laura 

Sykes of West Chester, Pa.; 

Jill Shatto and Robin Shatto, 

cousins of the bride, of West 

Long Branch, 

The begt man was Michael 

Waldron of West Chester, Pa. 

The ushers were Robert 

Lowry of Naples, Fla.; Mark 

Annarelli of Ocean City, 

brother-in-law of the groom; 

Jeffrey and David Woolley, 

brothers of the bride, of 

Cherry HUI. 

Upon returning from a 

honeymoon In Hilton Head, 

ac,, the couple will reside in 

Wlnslow. 

The bride Is a graduate of 

Cherry Hill High School East 

and West Chester State 

University. She is employed 

m a sales representative for 

Quckes Bros. & Hall, Inc., 

Pennsauken, 

Mr. Glllln is a graduate of 

Ocean City High School and 

West Chester State University, 

He is employed by 

Quckes Bros, ft Hall, Inc., 

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Mr. and Mrs. I 

Gillin 

Pennsauken, as operations 

manager. * 

Deal-Bid 

High scorer In pinochle Lat 

the Ocean City Card Club ,on 

Monday, Aug. m, was Amel(a 

Thompson with 602. 

Runners-up were Bob Gue?t I 

593, Betty Kelly S91, John 

Goede 590, Reglna Rider 5M, 

Evelyn Richards 580, J 

Chesterton 575, Edna He 

567, Nancy Mullan 553, 

Heywood 551, Carl 

Henry Kulp and Tom i 

m. 

Top honors In bridge went to 

Helen Jones 4,690, Georg« 

flfalker 3,950, Cass Wedmayer 

U40, Jim Graham 3,690. $i\ 

Baebr 3,670, Betty Wriît 

3^70, Bea.French 3^50 and 

Hale MacNeal 3,190. 

Tbe Ocean Oty Card Club 

meets 7 p.m. Monday at tbe 

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Mr. and Mrs. David O'Brien 

Campbell, O'Brien wed 

in Colorado nuptials 

Eugena Miyo Campbell of 

Colorado Springs, Colo, and 

David Henley O'Brien of 

Colorado were united in 

marriage Jury 20 at 11 o'clock 

ta the Community 

Congregational Church, 

1 Manltou Iprings, Colo, 

Colorado Springs, Colo. 

Best man was William 

O'Brien, brother of the 

poom, of Pitteburgh, Pa, 

Assisting as ushers were 

Richard O'Brien, brother of 

fee groom, of Pittsburgh and 

William Olson of 

The bride is the daughter of Philadelphia. 

Mrs. s. Maurice L. Campbell of 

A wedding reception was 

"••""" Colorado Spr ' ngs and "" the late held hd at tbe the HUton Hilton Inn. 

Mr. Campbell. The groom Is 

Following a honeymoon trip 

be son of Mr. and Mrs, 

to Ocean City the couple wUl 

William J. O'Brien of Pitt, 

reside In Colorado Springs. 

iburgh, Pa. and Ocean Cify. 

Mr. O'Brien Is a corporal 

Matron of honor was 

serving in the U.S. Army 

Claudia Harmon of Texas. 

stationed at Ft. Colling, 

Bridesmaids were Kathy 

Colorado, 

C and Jackie Callan, 

of the bride, from 

Stark 

report 

.Families from this area 

[receiving congratulations for 

new arrivals at the stork dub 

m of Shore Memorial Hospital 

w are: 

> Michael and Deborah 

(WatWns) Velezof Northiield, 

•a son, Aug. 8, 

: William and Lucy (Ad- 

Ario) Wilent o! Ocean Cifr, a 

•son, Aug. 11. 

•John and Kim (Cordery) 

: Rlchards of Beesley's Point, a 

fan, Aug. 12. 

< David and Nancy (Fanta) 

k 'Tobias of Northfleld, a son, 

I ûg. IJ.; 

I Kenneth and Linda (Klger) 

Sedberry of Beesley's Point, a 

JW, Aug, 17, 

' William and Marianne 

(Chichura) Hall of Somere 

Point, a ion, Aug. 19. 

i Patrick and Marian 

.'(Socha) Jordan of Unwood, a 

'mm, Aug. 20. 

; Norman and Barbara 

t ;(Ftanegan) Wilson of Nor- 

.thfleld, a daughter, Aug. 20, 

| Daniel and Angela (Caribonittt) 

Larro of Seaville, a 

•daughter, Aug. 20. 

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

Wescott and Lautenschlager are wed 

Karen Westcott, WMt/wtt dmahiv daughter I-.JJ- - - 

of Mr. and Mrs. John Weutcott 

of Kerford, N.Y.. become the 

bride of David Lautensehlager, 

ion of Mr. and Mrs 

Robert W. Uutenschlager of 

Szto concert tonight 

JhStiflbitdl 

JohnSxtowiflbeieaturadltt 

SJOSBS 

chltecture to theology and 

music. He also graduated 

from Westminster 

Theological Seminary. 

At a young age be entered 

file pre-college division of the 

Julllard School and later 

attended tbe upper division 

where he studied with 

Madame Anla Dorfman, 

Beveridfie Webster and Jane 

churchea. 

Mr. Szto has won the Great 

Neck Symphony Award and 

the Helena Rubinstein 

Foundation Award. He also 

won tbe A-I.A. Foundation 

Award to study the 

relationship between music 

and architecture. 

The program Is open to the 

public. 

CoUon movie due 

Charles Colson, who went 

from Watergate fame to 

prison, then to Christian 

ministry, will be seen and 

heard on the movie screen at 

First Presbyterian Church, 

7th Street and Wesley Avenue, 

7:30 p.m., Sunday, Sept 1. 

In this dramatic motion 

society. 

"Are you bored to death, not 

aperiencing fulfillment, 

tired of lMn«, fearful of 

dying?" tiki the Rev. 

William R Allen, pastor. 

"Your life can be turned 

around, find enriching 

flfill hi that 

«... v.u.aa»u uutu and stick closer than a brother 

Chriitlanacttongotogetterto 

make for apowerful impact in GOLDEN NUGGET 

a confused and perplexed BUS * u u w " 

mmcm 

FAmSBPT, 1 

The Antique Collectors Club 

of Atlantic Citywill be holding 

its annual harvest fair on the 

grounds of the club's 150-yearold 

restored South Jersey 

farmhouse at 1030 Shore Rd., 

Linwood, 9 a.m. to S p.m. 

Saturday, Sept. 7. Twenty-five 

dealers showing antiques and 

crafts will display wares for 

sale. The bouse will be open to 

the public. Homemade cakes, 

penerves and otter food will 

be served all day. No ad* 

mission and free parking. 

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Center In Somera Point will 

sponsor a casino bus trip to 

Golden Nugget Tuesday, Sept 

10. The bus will leave Ocean 

Point at 5:50 p.m. and leave 

the casino at 10:20 p.m. 

Proceeds will be used for the 

purchase of • patient activity 

van. For information and 

reservations call 9Z7-91S1. 

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Now faking orasriW" 

Psrianalited 

CHRISTMAS BALLS 

with hand painted scenes 

of Ocean City 

on Bavarian Glass 

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OP1N 

«o 

is do 

Porfabfe 

that 

Ocean aty, on June M in 

Immaculate Conception 

Oiurch in Scotia, NY, 

The ceremony and Ijuptual 

Mass were perfornwd by the 

Rev. David Berberian. 

Selections played during thi 

on-anony by a brus quartet 

included One Hand. One 

Heart, Wherever You Go and 

Ave Maria, 

Micheie Alexis of New 

Orleans, slater of the bride 

was mafron of honcB-. Carol 

Westcott of Reiford, sister of 

the bride, was maid of honor. 

Bridesmaids were Susan 

Lautenschlager of Ocean 

City, Kathleen Lautenschlager 

of Philadelphia and 

HUB Oengoi of Scotch 

Plains. 

Robert Uutenschlager of 

Philadelphia, brother of the 

groom, was best man, Ushers 

were Mark Westeott and 

SWan Westcott of Resford, 

Llewellyn Alexis of New 

Orleans and Brian McDonald 

of Ocean View. 

Given tn marriage by her 

father, the bride wort an off- 

398-949S 

white summer satin gown 

with a Queen Anne neckline 

and a fitted bodice of flowered 

and pearl ippUqued lace. Her 

fingertip veil fell (ram a 

crown of matching lace and 

pearls. 

The bride's attendants wore 

royal blue summer taffeta 

gowns and flower head pieces. 

A reception was held at the 

Mohawk Golf Club, 

Seheneetady, The couple 

spent their honeymoon on 

Cape Cod. 

The bride is a graduate of 

Niskayuna High School, 

Seheneetady and Lehigh 

Universiiy where she 

received a bachelor of science 

degree in business economics. 

SM IS an accountant with 

Arthur Young and Co. 

The groom Is a graduate of 

Ocean aty High School and 

Lehigh University where he 

received a bachelor of science 

degree in electrical 

engineering. He is employed 

by Westinghouse Corporation, 

Baltimore. 

The couple will reside in 

Columbia, Md. 

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winter and will 

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6 — SECTION ONE 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. NJ. 

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Some quilt designs had their genesis in biblical times 

* Just beyond the traditional 

-"vacation-ending Labor Day 

fj en( e traditional 

budget 

budgft 

trimming 

trimming 

and 

and 350 visitors came to sec see th« the September, Am»«ni» she .k wants ,-..•- to erect. 

_-._.- ... 

AUegrftto approached Harrij show and it accomplished Its 

palr'a three quilting books 

l, September and 

a tent and display quilt* for 

with the notion of her making fund-raising goals. Harris had 

was Instrumental in tMchlng 

October wtetends teem with 

ale under canvas. 

a quilt for the purpose of a success on bar bands. 

Murwin the art of patchwork 

nappenlngs appenlngs suitable to to every nffUng g it off ff to acqu 

This year, as In the second 

acquire 

and quilting. For Munrin, it 

Now, to September 1985, the 

•"Mire "Mir tt taste. $ needed recreation monies. 

quilt show, Harris has was the start of a rewarding 

"Fourth Hopefully Annual acquired the help of an Ocean 

The airport is having a 50th At first, Harris rtcaUs,, 

new career. 

Quilt Show and Sale" will be 

; birthday tbday party party, a blk block party 

aty summer resident who la 

rt making a quilt as a price for accommodated in the city's 

At the Ocean aty •how, 

' on Aibury Avenue Is in the 

the author of three books on 

money did nt not especially ill Sports and CivicCenter at 6th 

Murwin will be available 

Maria, the local shuffleboard 

quilting, Susan Murwin. 

appeal,-to her. Finally she Street and the boardwalk. 

during the Saturday segment, 

dub Is sponsoring an in- changed her mind after 

The two women'are good 

Harris expects to have more 

to autograph book* and externational 

tournament — and deciding to raise dollars by 

friends and as they discuss 

than SO full-size and 18 

plain quilting. On band this 

the city's Recreation means of a quilt show and 

the upcoming quilting event, year will also be quilts Out 

smaller size quilts on display 

Department, with coordinator ale, although she had never 

they happily exchange views were made especially far 

and a section where vendors 

Barbi Harris ai show organized anything of the sort 

on their experiences in Murwin's book, Creative 

will have quilts for sale. 

* director, is holding its Fourth before, 

quiltmaking. 

American Quilting. The Idea 

"It's wonderful," says 

Hopefully Annual Quilt Show "I knew people in town 

"Barbi Is a fantastic of the book deals with 15 

Harris, describing the center, 

and Sale on Sept. 6 and 7, whose aunt or grandmother or 

orfaniier," concedes Mur- pattens of quilts Oat follow 

"There are no windows, 

Barbi Harris is responsible they themselves had made 

wUi. "I'm a better msfructor Aries and event! from the 

there's Indirect lighting. That 

tor gathering together all thequilts 

and I called them up," 

than producer and I tot and King James version of the 

helps the m» colors come 

essentials for the show and explains Harris of her 

experiment with different Bible. 

out." 

ale which have grown from premier venttire as a show 

methods of sewing," 

Harris already is planning 

Tne two women are con- 

the kernel of an idea crganker. 

While Harris confesses she 

to expand the quilt show for 

vinced Oat patchwork and 

Suggested by Michael 

can't really pinpoint when she 

With the aid of the 1986 Because of limited 

quilting are, experiences 

Allegretto of the city's 

began to do patchwork, 

Recreation Department, the space, Harris was able to 

practically anyone can enjoy. 

Recreation Department. 

Murwin says she became 

first Ocean City quilt show invite only a selected number 

As Murwin states, a person 

interested in the craft 15 years 

Funds for recreational opened its doors the weekend of quilt vendors to the show 

may be able to sew more 

ago. A friend from West 

activities had ben cut byafter 

Labor Day in 1982. Some ole first few yean. Next 

handily than to Join color* or 

Virginia and co-author of the be better able to bind colon 

into an intricate pattern than 

The 

to do involved stitching, but 

talent in nil aspects of quilting 

and patchwork Isn't 

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Ties, Knit Sport Shirts, Sweaters 

Wind outerwear 

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EVERYTHING MUST GO! 

MAN . ABOUT • TOWN, 

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|K- ' • in all styles . ; 

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FRIDAY, AUGUST an |gg5 

Ronnie Novickas of Oman 

Qty was crowned Ma. 

Sman Murwin, left, author of several quilt books, discusses plani for 

the fourth Hopefully Annual Quilt Show with Barbi Harris, chairman for 

theevent, to be held next Friday and Saturday : 

gt »»•«• in a desired siredI pattern pattoTi Murwta aeditit the Chinese 

and it WWng h> 

occurred in the last week Of 

win, recognUni that three 

necessary. 

V BW Ufa of Jesus Oirist, .,* 

} 

" material sewn 

"It's like having a feature in 

more body In the choice of color for | 

beauty," reasons Harris. 

( "You empbaslM what you an 

piece top, batting and warmth than one. Soldiers in quilt called King David's 

bart to," 

backing. Patterns in a the Middle Ages wore padded frown, the Old Testament 

combination of cloth and clotting under fteir armor. indicated that the glorious 

Harris defines patchwork stitching cover the top layer Later, European colonists colors used to dress religious 

las putting nieces of cloth of the milt. 

brought quilts to primitive persons were blue, scarlet 

America to protect against and sold. j 

the ha-sh cold of winter. 

Fran rural America and Rosettes sewn into the 

ttie poverty of the early finalized quilt pattern were 

colonial settlers sprang ar- taken from fragments of 

tistically designed and insculpture 

found in 

DRAPES 

UPHOLSTERING tricately stitched quilts with Mesopotamia. A zigzag stitch 

VIRTICALS 

SLIPCOVERS 

skills that were developed and is from a similar pattern 

WOVIN WOODS 

passed down from generation bund on ancient metalwork. 

BEDSPREADS 


to generation. City ladles, What is essential to realize 

CUSHIONS with more wealth, tended to is that scraps of materlai, 

pursue such socially ac- perhaps carefully hoarded by 

Wayside Village AAarmora, N.j. ceptable sewing skills as colonial women, were 

390-9SW 

needlepoint. 

carefully cut and shaped into 

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something so beautiful Quit 

quilting has been recognized 

One particular religious as an art form conforming'to 

wet, the Antfsh, have the ingredients of color, form 

developed uniquely beautiful and texture i 

and colorful quilts, perhaps 

from a need to express Today the making of quilts 

themselves in an area not is a popular pastime, agree 

confined by their strict Harris and Murwin. Both 

'Doing It Again! lifestyle. Their fine handsewn women prefer to use cottohi 

quilts,, the product of quUHng cloth for^ piece tops and'! 

bees attended by a group of backing. They do suggest that 

neighboring women, have a bonded polyester material ftRi 

V2 price,, been known to possess as an improvement over cottar"! 

many as M stitches to thebatting 

because the polyester i 

Off org. price 

inch. 

does not lump when washed?.: 

on all summer Sportswear & Swimwear 

« faU apart as easily, . jsl 

Murwin and her writing One of the reasons colonial J 

partner, Suiiy Payne, women stitched their pattern*' 

researched biblical themes J so closely, eiptania Murwintf i 

AH Fall Corduroy Sportswear 20% off and found that many patterns. was that they knew th#.» 

were derived from eventual problems to be faced', 

751 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

memorable/ stories and heroic with cotton batting and closed 

Open Men.-Sat. 9-6; Prl. 9f 

characters of the Oldstitching 

kepi the batttaj 

Testament. Others were more evenly placed in the*' 

based on dramatic events Out quilt. ;. 

GASKILL COMPLETES 

BASIC TRAINING 

Army National Guard 

•Private William R. Gaskill, 

son of Butt A. Borrough of 133 

Exton Rd. and Dan Gaskill of 

IB Doran Av., both of toers 

Point, has completed basic 

tatoing at Fort DU, IBs wife 

Melissa is the daughter of 

Oaries Siegfried of 102 Carol. 

Av., PleasantviUe. He is a 

1982 graduate of Mainland 

tt^&hool, 

SHELL CLUB 

MEETS SEPT. 9 

The Jersey Cape Shell Club 

LOCATED IN5IDE 

I FLANDERS HOTEL 

B's Fantasy 

11th 4 The Boardwalk 

— . — -w ^—r HI W* I 

Wicker Furniture '& Accessories 

AMjwSenilMa Price* _.. 

wfll hold Its meeting I p.m. 

Monday, Sept. 9 at the 

Wetlands Institute, Stone 

Harbor Blvd. Betty Heeh, 

past president of Wilmington 

Shell Club, will present a 

program on sightseeing and 

shelling in the Philipines. For 

A Information call Roberta 

v 

Sds§ems 6SMQ17, Refreshments 

' served; public 

welcome. 

committee also secured the talents. 

Stalnton tailor atlzen as a 

capacity crowd heard the center entertained. ITie trio gifts from local merchants for The contest results: 

- Jie center 

A contestants' philosophy on Frank Jankowikl, Romeo 

each contestant. 

in tears in May and now ii a handmade Items to the center 

Christmas bazaar 

being a senior citizen. Adellzzl, and Robert Ms. Donovan spoke of the 

., -..• H»jm Hie 

"Most vivacious" — Marge 

the theme "inner beauty" 

CaldweU, sang You Tell Me ideals and value of such 

.^. - ..«.« HIE tEjgia* 

wai evident u 10 area women 

Your Dream end M Tell Voy contests. They are designed to organ, is very •cHve u a 

Caruso danced the Qia-Cha 

more than the Center needs 

competed and answered 

Mine, Harvest Moon and honor women who have teacher of crafts hi the center, 

with an assist from her* 

m" Une dandng U for 

quesUons about activities, 

Sww Me The Way to §oreached 

the age of elegance, also decorates the center, 

partner. Loves to dance 

•wrybody," she e^yaned, 

families, community 

Home. Ted Johnson, a well to acknowledge that senior dining room tables for parties 

(which she began three years 

"a partner is not necessary 

involvement and center 

known tenor, formerly Americans are a vital In appropriate colon and 

ago). Plays cards, dances and 

It's fun to be with a group, you 

participatton. 

Involved in musical operas, resource and example for themes. Previously she had a 

has made crafts at the center. 

can express your feelings to 

sang The Happy Wanderer, younger generations to build kennel and showed poodles. 

Does community church work 

the movement.of the music." 

Judges tor tte evmt w*re Trem and Mloway Bay. Upon. 

"First runner up" — 

during the winter 

"Excellent creative 

Mark aUer, public retaflons 

Dorothy Bowen sang The 

Johnson amazed everyone by The program ended with the 

presentation" — Orthla Reilly "Escelient artistic 

director of Ocean City, 

(/t Maureen Donovan, executive 

the quality of hu voice at age playing of You've Qot 

Recipe for Lorn. She assists 

presentation" _ Ruth Cargg,, 

read her own poem written for 

w 

director of the Ma. Saiior 

82. A tape by Al Goldstein Personality. 

Witt secretarial duties at the each of her § children on a recited a funny tongue twister 

center, teaches bridge and 

Ajnerica Pageant for New 

accompanying himself on the The judges placed the 

Mother's Love. She also and sang a Tom Jones song. 

assists with idng-e-long and 

Jersey and Nancy Fot- piano of his composition contestants In categories 

displayed her oil paintings A She attends the square 

parties of the center. 

Hoover, sopranb vocalist of Ocean City was also selected by Katherlne 

guest house operator in Ocean dancing workshop in the 

"Excellent example of 


presented. 

Schimmel, producer for the 

aty, she attend! the Blood 

Oanter, 

senior citiien outlook" — 

Assistant Nan Hampton and show and manager of the 

lYessure Clinic and donates 

A sing-along began the 

"Best craft display" _ 

thernen of the Stalnton Center Center, according to answers 

festivities and between the served the refreshments. Her about their activities, 

/ 

community involvement and 

ITAUAPi GOLD 

The new Ms. Stainton Senior Citizen, Ronnie Novickas, is backed up 

by, from left, Dorothy Bowen, first runnerup, Ella May Miller, outgoing 

queen, Maureen Donovan, director of Senior America and Kalherine 

Schimmel, center manager. 

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PAGE.I -• SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 

EÔY A FW FILLED WEEIffiND IN 

AMERICA'S GRM1ST FAMILY RESORT, 

HERE'S A PREVIEW OF WHAfS m STORE... 

D Spectacular Block Party in the City's Downtown Business 

District with great bargains and entertainment 

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Seafood Festival 

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Boardwalk Block Party and Discount Sale 

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E STARTS Ocean City Only Monday AUG. 26 

Obituaries 

Charles W, Sandman Jr., 64; 

area's leading political figure 

ERMA PARK — Superior Court Judge Charles, W, Sandman 

Jr., 64, former Republican representative for the and 

Congressional District, and the area's leading political 

figure In the 1960s and 70s, died of a stroke Aug. 88 In Bur. 

detts Tomlln Memorial Hospital. 

Sandman was the ranking 

Republican on the House 

Judiciary Committee in 1874 

when the committee was 

charged with the duty of 

establishing articles of impeachment 

against President 

Richard M. Nixon. However, 

Sandman resisted until he 

saw what he considered to be 

proof of Nixon's wrongdoing 

and aided in holding up In. 

pucnment proceedings. 

Five days after the vote, 

Mion released tapes of White 

House conversations that lead 

to his resignation on Aug I, 

IBM. 

11M incident contributed to Sandman's loss of the 1974 New 

Jersey governor's race and to his political decline. He sought 

the governor's office three times during his political career. 

In 1956, he was elected to the New Jersey State Senate, 

where he served until 1966. He was majority leader for two 

terns and senate president for two terns. 

During that time, he also chaired the New Jersey Narcotics 

Study Commission from 1960 until 1966. 

He wu elected to the UJ, House of Representatives and 

served the Second Congressional District from 1967 until 

1971. He was a member of the United State Congressional 

Select Commission on Crime from 1970 until 1975. 

He was a Republican delegate to Republican National 

Conventions in 1956,1960, 1964, 1911, and 1976. 

He wu appointed Judge of the Superior Court of New 

Jersey in May 1964 and was serving in that capacity at MB 

death. 

He attended Temple University in Philadelphia for two 

yean and Joined the Army Air Force in 1942, During three 

years as a Bigot officer and navigator, he received two battle 

star awards, one in Europe and one in Africa. While on a B-17 

bomber, he was shot down and taken prisoner for sis months 

in Germany. 

After the war, he earned his law degree from Rutgers 

University in 1949, was admitted to the New Jersey and VM, 

District Court Bar, and set up practice in Cape Hay County, 

Sandman Is survived by his wife Marion Louise Cooney; 

two daughters, Carol Wade and Marion Way; four sons, 

William Richard, Robert Stewart, Charles William m and 

Richard Edward; a sister, Edith S. Wallace; and eight 


Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Thursday In Our 

lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May. Arrangements 

were by the Evoy Funeral Home in Lower Township. 

Ann Golf, 61; 

was bank teller here 

WATERFORD — Ann Goff, 81, formerly of Ocean Qty 

died Aug. M in Wett Jersey Hospital, Voorhees. 

1 

Mrs. Goff moved here two years ago from Ocean City 

where she was a bank teller. She was a member of the 

Community Gospel Chapel in Voorhees. 

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Virginia Strout of Quebec, Canada, Joann Garvto of Ipuwshjch, 

Man,; two twothers, Paul Lips] of Maine and 

Domenlc Upsl of Brazil; two rirttn, Rose Melon of Atco, • 

Jene Morgan of Haddon Heights, and M grandchildren. ••*, 

A memorial servfla wu held Wednwday In the Com- 1 ' 

munity Gospel Chapel, Voorbew. Burial wai in Berlin-' 

Cemetery, Arrangements wen by the DuBoifl Funeral- 

Home. 

The family requests manorial donations be mate to ft*-" 

Community Goepel Chapel, Bergen and Lennox avenue*,' • 

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CAUFORNIA - Elliabeth (Betty) D. McManim, 60, or* 1 

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Formerly of Philadelphia and Ocean aty, she was a 

retired legal secretary.

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.Stunk Frank Ruggeri, Ruggieri, musical the final flnaJ week of of the the regular reoular featuring fcaturino "A "A bit Wtn#rf,i-i.N of nostalgia _ ., _ •* 

director of the Ocean Oty MM, 

by Doris tod Tom Perkins. 

Double Violin Concerto In f> music degree from Southern 

ftpi Orchestra, announces Deborah Truxal and David On Sunday, Sept. 8, there 

Minor. 

SMU he spent • summer at 

Methodist University in 

having sing pej'foriiinnrwt of, 

what he calk "a wonderful Jarratt will return to sing and will be the post-seanon 

Tenor, David Jarratt, la the 

Tanglewood with Borlo 

Dallas, Texas, 

various Bach eantttt over 100 

array erf musical talent" for as a speda. attraction on concert starting at 8 p.m. with son of tenor Howard Jarratt 

Goldowsky. 

times, he has performed 

He was the graduate 

Sunday, Sept. 1, Ryon-Mln Yi Deborah Tmial, David and soprano Ingelborg 

many dramatic works, 

assistant for the opera 

will be soloist in the Jarratt, "ftm Perkins aix) Larsen. He holds a bachelor 

While a professional singer musical theatre, and ii 

workshop at SMU directed by 

performance of Moiart'g Joseph Lama Sr. and Joseph of arts degree from St. Olaf 

in New York for eight yean, considered «n accomplished 

Thomas Hayward of the 

Piano Concerto No. JO In D-lama 

Jr. playing the Bach Oollegi In Northfield, 

Jarratt sang with many actor. 

Metropolitan Opera 

Mnor KQ #g. 

Minnesota, and a matter of 

organizations. Although He bjta sung under the baton 

Company. Prior to attending primarily a concert singer, 

Hyon-Mln YI Is 11 yean old, 

of Cbaries Munch, Leonard 

Ruggieri first discovered him 

Bernstein, Thomas Shippers, 

three yean BIO Men hia 

Thomas Dunn, Lucas Foes, 

plane teacher, Marjorle 

Newell Jenkins, Jules Budel, 

Haunbach, asked toe mantra 

Johannes Sommary, 


to audition Hyon-Mln. 

ick Waldeman, Robert 

Sarah Caldwdl, and 

Hyon-Mln nan been seen 

Be has performed 

OB TV, played with the 

Philadelphia Orchestra and 

with the DaDu Civic Opera 

TODAY (Friday) 

Aflanttc Avenue, T p,m. 

many other recitals and 

Ocean City Arts Center 

Hobo Band from Pitman 

Monday, Tuesday and Company, the Opera 

craft show on the Music Pier, 

concerts In the Philadelphiaappearing 

on the Music Pier, 

Wednesday. 

Company of Boston, Hartford 

Story hour for M year olds. 10 irn to 10 p.m. 

Optra, St. Paul (Minn.) 

1 pjn. 

Ocean City Public Library. 10 

The final concert of the 

Opera Association, Music 

MS. 

regular season will be on 

SUNDAY through 

Ocean City Recreation 

MONDAY 

Theatre of Lincoln Center and 

Ilvon-Min Yi Wednesday evening, Sept. 4 

WTONBSOAY 

Department co-ed loftbaU 

Wyoming bridge games to Ihe New York City Opera 

Hayloften square dance, Ocean Qty Pops Orchestra 

league organiiatlon meeting 

benefit the Ocean City Rescue Company at Karamoor. These 

youth center, 1:30 p.m. final concerts for the season, 

and sign-up, second floor of 

Squad, Wyoming Hotel, 724 included the premier to mis 

on the Music Pier 8 pan. Free 

youth center. 6th Street and 

Ocean Av., 7sS0 p,m. country of Stravinsky's Man 

CLUB MED 

1ATURDAY 

admission on Sunday; 11 on 

and Aaron and Benjamin 

Mftan'f Qurtow River. 

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t$teppe3 things In common: They 

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; aty summer concert 

i and the have an im- 

^....J admiration for 

plaestro Ruggieri. 

Întroductions. 

«Sarah Newell, piano accompanist. 

Newell, who has 

been associated with Music 

'Her concerts since the days 

rif Fred Manne, U "my star," 

•says Ruggieri, "She is my left 

_ -band and my right band." 

V '"'A naUve of Atlantic Qty, 

Newell studied piano and 

Argon in France, New York 

;and Philadelphia's Curtis 

} Institute of Music. While there 

tshe became Interested in the 

sfield of piano acjoompanlment. 

"Those were 

'wonderful days at Curtis," 

!says Newell. 

i Ttuj vivacious lady la very 

I (pleased to have been a part of 

;the Ocean Qfy Pops for so 

•long. "This particular Job baa 

wife, who attends every 

concert: "Oie is always there 

backing us all. Her presence 

gives us a good feeling." 

In the last row of players, 

Cathy Bridge defuy handles 

thatratherawkwardhorn, the 

trombone. She took up the 

instrument, she says, 

"because my brother said It 

was too difficult So I took it 

THE , OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

P °P S Orc} *stra musicians are called erb> 

been the most harmonious," 

she says matter-oHactly. "I 

up as a challenge." A music education graduate under the complete control of 

* 

couldn't do it otherwise." 

In 

« • 

the 

challenge/winter, 

Bridge is • of 

A 

Trenton 

music education 

State College, 

graduate. 

(he Its »*r maestro. th- complete control of / ^ ' ~ ** 

music teacher at the Arthur one with the drum sticks does Later, after the in. 

Saying that the and 

Ruggieri have worked well 

Rum Intermediate School, «wine work, teaches and strumentallsU have finished 

together over thetr many 

She aim plays In casinos and- plays to both • jas and a their preparations, Ruggieri 

years of summer concerts, 

with the New Jersey Brass DMeUnd bud. 

relaxes. He U very proud of 

Newell notes Out they key to 

Quintet. Thus, *Us young lady • At the age of JO, Susan this particular blend of 

success It that each hat has experienced £.1 leveli of * Divtnport is the Pops or- players. He declares he can 

learned to anticipate the nMsic, from Jan to ciiMlcal, *eatr«'i coneertouiWsi. not te|l the difference 

other's musical needs. Of the summer concert me pretty violinist walked musically between his male 

orchestra, Bridge opines>- away with the second-in and female performers. 

Newell believes the quality 

of her associates' musical 

"It's a lot of fun and Mr, command position when she "They are ill very 

RUggleri ia a sweetheart.' was barely 19. 

ability it outstanding. In her 

aggressive," notes Ruggieri. 

, Secretly she's Itching to play 

opinion, '•theie we serious 

Davenport says her duties "This is our only rehearsal for 

. a trombone solo one of these 

musicians. I'm amazed at 

are not many, but she makes tti week, when w§ iron out 

days. 

how wen they play. They are 

«re all is orderly with con. be problems. They enjoy this, 

definitely talented," 

In her fourth Pops season, ducter Ruggieri and she tunes they are ambitious. 

Allda Simpson, possessor of a 

A fellow graduate of Curtis 

up the members of the or- Perhaps Susan Davenport 

masters degree in music from 

Institute of Music Is Yolanda 

ehestra to an oboe A, "perfect can speak for her fellow 

Temple University, ia, hi her 

PleuMi, now to her Uth 

A," in her worts, 

musicians when she ex- 

season as flutist with the Pops 

words, "right now a mommy "I feel it's my job to know tremes her own beliefs •bout 

orchestra. Picucei has 

and a freelance musician." the music and to make the Ocean Qty and lt» people: 

traveled the United States 

As the orchestra's sole singers comfortable," states "We realty do appreciate the 

pursuing her career, but the 

cellist, Simpson greets her ttie violinist. With a degree In audience. People come up to 

most wonderful experience, personal fan club every music from the Philadelphia me and lay that I've done 

ihe says, was being chosen Tuesday when members of ttllige of Performing Arts, great, I want to wok bard for 

first flutist by Leopold her family come to the Music Davenport practices each them." 0 

Stokowski. 

Pier for the evening's concert. day, but confesses she does 

flutist Yolando Picucei performs before the audience. 

While playing each night, try to find time to go to the 

Nicknamed Pitushka by the Simpson says she has "abiaeh 

now and thenl 

renowned conductor, this 

Spindrift 

blast I get a kick out of 

pleasant flutiit is grateful for 

As to her boss, Davenport 

playing my cello. There's only 

StowkowskPs musical 

echoes the other mugMmM jg 

one of me, so In a way, 

guidance. "I owe him for 

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everything I do is solo.'* 

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the utmost respect for con- music's beat, Puzzyr is not at joking, Quietly the week's 

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Urn "a top mujdetan." Thecareer 

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"It just kind of happened," neatly and precisely. The 

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Partial sewer ban is imposed 

(continued from page 1) Una in June 1987 with tot 

The city has to prohibit any county Municipal Utilities 

atwtr wer extensions which will Authority's system, currently 

convey more than 2,000 under construction. While the 

gallons of sewage • day into dty has spent money over the 

the «y»t'em. The average yaars to keep the plant up to 

residential dwelling unit date, VanArtadalen doesn't 

conveys about 400 gallons a foresee the city investing the 

day, according to Andrew money now to upgrade the 

Previtt, a representative of plant In order to lift the ban. 

dty Engineer John Walker. It "It would Hem kind of 

was on this basis Oat the foolish to spend n or |3 

Commissioners devised their million to update a plant for 

moratorium. . 

oily a couple of yean," be 

"The Planning Board will said. 

not OK anything over four The bail should only affect 

units," Mayor Michael oondomtfdum development, 

McHalesald. 

he said, because commercial 

WUdwood, WUdwood Great, businesses, including 

North WUdwood, Stone restaurants, most likely 

Harbor and Middle Township wouldn't exceed the 1,000 

have also been affected by the gallon a day limit 

sewer ban, he Mid, 

"We don't want to stop 

The dty had 45 days to react residential or single-family 

on the state's demand, development," he said, ad- 

McHale said, but the ding, "Ultimately, we want to 

governing body decided to cooperate with the state. 

react immediately in order to VanArtsdalen attended a 

avoid a rush by developers on meeting Wednesday night 

the Planning and Zoning with representatives from the 

boards. 

MUA and the Bureau of 

Commissioner William Municipal Waste 

VanArtadalen called the Management to discuss the 

state's move "precautionary" situation. VanArtsdalen said 

because there are no major each of the six communities 

problems at the treatment affected by the ban wen 

plant and it Isn't taking in scheduled to meet with of- 

more sewage than it can ficials at separate times. 

handle. 

VanArtsdalen said Thurs- 

"We're at the point where day the meeting went weU and 

we're breaking even or going its purpose was to allow 

a little over," he said, adding municipal officials to ask 

flat the plant has sufficient questions. 

holding tanks if the flow Any projects which go over 

becomes too great 

the 2,000 gallon Unit will have 

The ban will be in effect to receive permission (ram 

probably until the city goes on the local governing body 

Mora applying for • waiver and toey wen ptaued wilt 

from the state. 

our sewer woric keeping uji 

yV with our collapsing linea/'.he _ 

he said. "The city will have to nld, M, V 

be the major enforcer." He A project to replace a ma)* 

added, however, "I don't sewer tnink line along Centrtd 

think the state's going to Avenue is currently un> 

approve anything." derway. This follow* another , 

nw Wlldwooda, earlier this major project last summerii 

week, lifted a ban on bathing, which a trunk line along 

In effect for all days, attar another portion of Central 

fecal bacteria well In excess Avenue was replaced afiactt 

of state standards entered the collapsed dumping Mirage 

ocean from the communities' into streets and homes. ,.,' 

antiquated sewage system*. "We have no threat of behu 

fte state Wednesday went shut down completelyv*V 

one step further In im- VanArtsdalen aaid. 

plementing a sewer ban in the He was Informed that to* 

WUdwoods. All new sewer MUA Is still on line with its 

connections were prohibited timetable for the lewcf 

in the three communities system. Most of the ettf a 

which in effect halts all •ewer problems will be 

current and proposed con- eliminated by the end of the 

struction in the resorts. year, VanArtsdalen said, and 

VanArtsdalen said there la then they will have to wait for 

no chance of a similar thing the MUA to complete eon- 

happening ben, 

stractlon. •; in 

"(The state via) pleased "Ssa We 

with our resolution (Implementing 

the sewer ban). 

1 ! ready," he «aid * 

"We're not going to have any 

problems whatsoever." 

Environmental unit 

is being formed 

SEA ISLE GJTV—FuJflDJng According to the ordinance, 

one of Mayor Michael the commission "shall ke*p J 

McHale's campaign an idea of all open areas, f 

promises, the Board of publicly or privately owned, 

Commlsiionera is including open marshlands, 

establishing an en- swamps and other wetlands, 

vironmental commission to In order to obtain informatfon 

protect the city's natural on tbe proper use of such 

resources. 

areas and may from Hmefo 

The seven-member con> time recommend to the 

mission, being established by Planning Board, plans ana 

an ordinance introduced programs for Inclusion* in tbe 

Tuesday, will study and muter plan aad tje 

promote the environment In development and use of such C> 

the city, McHale said. •real," 

IiRCnR,iMp,uti.nii 

"I think it will be a viable 

group," McHale said 

Tuesday. "We need a good 

beach stabilization program. 

We need to protect our back 

bays." 

Of the seven members, one 

The commission will also 1* 

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_- McHale stressed the need, 

for such a commission 

throughout this spring's 

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elected. Although beach 

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30,1985 TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PACE 13 — SECTION ONE 

Council votes for 2 ballot questions: open Sunday or exceptions 

'(continued from page 1) 

.and flaaing tackle but kbit 

1 wggested the prohibition of 

«(M activities because of 

their potenaal contribution to 

tatle and battle - which 

Hoc taws are designed to 

dtataato. 

fednegday night waa a 

•estlon and I want 

create a lot of hustle and 

bustle and what about people 

. Stag to and (ram the boati 

rind renting accessories, 1 ' 

•tfdMeii, who moved to allow 

a* rental* In tbe first place, 

^dont think thU Is what thui 

Cbundl wants to do." 

rflw otter member* consented 

while Council 

Bnwldent Knight disagreed 

because, he noted, they were 

forms of recreation. 

Mels also suggested that 

mtauranti and take-out food 

ettabUihmenta be the only 

permitted sources of food on 

Sunday. 

"If one of the big Item* U to 

atop hustle and bustle, tben 

allowing all food Is not going 

to do thU," Mels said of Ills 

motion which died. 

Jones and Brownlee joined 

Mds, who oppoied blue laws, 

to opposing the tw 

V hour. 10AM Id Midraijhi J 

:u /&- 

„..„ .-....-r.., t?olortallaMic Imgl* large cntniuli to cany thr 

know what the people 

twit," 

The mayor pralaed Council 

an its proceedings in Vat' 

difficult position of being 

threatened with liUgaUoo by 

local merchant*, who believe 

any exceptions an 

desaimlnatory, and by being 

told to state would consider 

blue law legislation when a 

(Ompromnie ni reached by 

dty offldals and the business 

community, 

"City Council Is In a very 

difficult rituatian and the best 

hope for salvage Is to offer the 

electorate • choice," Blttoer 

said. "The people who went to 

At meetings should have 

made It known what other 

options toy wanted." 

Although • majority of 

fens polled at the blue law 

hearings opted for total 

closure, Bittoer deferred to 

Vldetto's statement that 

weren't aware of tbe 

Ucations of that option, 

tuer-wto mentioned he 

was leaning towudi 

re-election in Maj with 

determination d d 

y * « 

he would commend Wonderland 

Pier OWDW Boy 

Gillian if be A M to nm for 

the post. 

"If Mr. Gfllljn rau Mr 

1 ii 1 j* i fnrf fauD tot 

the luayor Mid. p 

made a lot of extra moot? fegr 

bdngopen«)Sund*yto«p«d 

Tflk 

run a positive 

bajriontbepMtftyrjimiof 

tt'i a big commldiwatp 

ben'i a Jot of time tomhrt 

and my family bu to tm 

consider*d," be added. >' 

Last week, GilUan «aJd Hi 

nay challenge Blttoer, fltt 

mayor for bine iawa *• H» 

candidate oppo«iiigfliem.H» ' 

has since acknowkdOd bk 

remark! may nwr« 

facetious. 

MCLAUGHLIN'S 

DELI 

•W* re the borne of the city famous " 

islAAsburyAve. . .' 

FROM THE GBILL: 

4 


2 BflDs, Choice of Meat, Potatoes, Toair, Coffee or Tea 

Double Cheeseburger, French Fries, Arted. drink' 

$2.75 

GROCERY SPECIALS: 

Tonic or Ale ,,.....f *9* 

COkeClassic6pack 12oz.cans .. , ?llmlt$2.1V 

Arnold Rye or Pumptrnlcltle ii ib, loaf) 

Arnold Raisin Tea Loaf ci ie. ioafj 

DELI SPECIALS: 

Dieti & Watson Boiled Ham ...... im. only $2.1* 

Dietz & Watson Roast Beef itn. onlyS3J9. 

Oietz & Watson Virginia Baked Ham 

lfailan Prime Plums , .ib. 3fj 

fJtrsey Freestone Peaches 

to.4**' 

X-tra Lg. mmt) Pascal Celery W 

Jersey Tomatoes. . ..... 3itn./HM 

All Purpose Potatoes . .......... ib.W 

Calif. Sweet Nectarines :u> » 

PLUS mwr MORE FBwreavEsecsn STOCK *T THE 

RICKTPfflCES-CHECK SCOMPABH 

NOW IN BTOCKs Cantaloupe • Silver Queen Corn 

Tomatoes - Hurry On In • Limited Quantifies. 

FflESH FROM RYDER'S EGG FARM 

Large....^ FrôitTjumfao!.....,. ft* doten 

We reserve the right to ilmif quanfrtias, 

S^ciili oooa (-30 thru 9-4 op-*hllt iupply iath 

STORE HOURS: Sun. • Thur»:is.m. • 10p.m, 

Fri.a Sat, 6a.m. 11p.m. 





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AN ANALYSES 

Council's proposal for modified blue law is sure to draw fire 

No Cover Chargt 

Tues, thru Sun. 

"URGE" 


MONDAY 


Sounds of the '50's & Ws 


CALL FOR FREE DELIVERY 

Compettflve Pricei • Moni/ily Spedab 

ZVu,. 0P£M7DAYSAW£B( 390-1757 

Hire If Is the last weekend in 

August,, .one of the busiest ot th* 

Mason, climaxed by the Labor 

Day holiday on Monday, we 

always enloy a pause it this time 

of the ytar to thank our friends 

and customers for their help In 

making for us another satisfying 

successful season. 

' If your vacation at the shore 

ends this weekend, please stop In 

to say goodbye on your way home. 

And If you're one of our increasingly large number of 

"year 'rounders" with permanent residence here, stop In 

anyway. The welcome mat Is always out at Circle Liquor, 

We remind all, once again en this big holiday weekend, 

that we have a vast supply of everything you'll need to 

make your final party of the season a memorable one. 

Many, many of our customers have grown accustomed to 

entertaining economically with a quarter or half of a 

favorite beer for dispensing on the beat or at plerslde. We 

have plastic glasses, stemware plus the hardware for the 

beer tap. , ' 

Excellent food delights in our Qeurmef Department. 

At this final weekend of the season we bid you a fond 

adieu. If you are driving, remember, getting home it the 

most important part of your trip, so use safety and good 

sense, A happy weekend to all from the gang at Circle 

Liquor Store. 

What tills country needs is • good five second commercial. 

•>•••*• 


Meat Pii Elegant 

Here's an eaiy way of producing something special with 

a frozen meat pie Individual chicken or meat pies are 

used Bake until the crust Is warm, Remove from oven, 

cut gently around edge of top crust, lift cruat and turn 

back 

Add two tablespoons leftover vegetables and I 

, .tablespoon sherry or Red or White Wine, si desired. 

Replace crust, reshaping gently. Continue baking at 

package directs until done and brown. 

You know you're growing old when your knees buckle and 

your b*If wont. ' ' 

i i •••*•• , .• • 

- QUICKIE QUIZ 

Q. Red wines of the Rhone generally fend to be softer and 

lighter than those of Burgundy, True or false? 

A. F»l>«. the growing season In the Cotes du Rhone Is lono 

,and hot, generally creating red wines that ere more 

. robust and alcoholic than those of Burgundy. 

ms 

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"-' 

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OaliyJ.a.m.toi-JOp.m. • Sun, »a,m.to|p,m, j 

This Evening 

Riday, August 30th» 7:00 P,M, 

A Piano Concert by 

JOHN SZTO 

featuring compositions by 

Bach, Mozart, Chopin and Handel 

Mr, Site has performed at Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, 

many colleges and numerous metropolitian churches. 


said Street and Central Ave. , 

Ocean City, N, J, 


Complete 


Served from 

-5:30 to 9:00 P.M. 

MON i Steak Diane I W.95 

TUE: Bourbon StreetCMeken 17.95 

WED: Linguini w/Red or White Clam Sauce, garlic bread 97.95 

THUR i Beef Tournedos w/6re§n Peppercorn Stuee 19.95 

FBI • Sauteed Jumbo Shrimp w/Veg., curry sauce 19.95 

SATi Prime Rib King iI2,95....Queeii 19.95 

SUN: Veal Gruyere, Marsala Sauce .'. $9.05 


business / finances 

the Freeholders' office In 

May Court House, as 

as appear at Atlantic 

;Oomnronlty College to 

'Complete registration and 

•application for cbatgebackt," 

•0* Ocean City freeholder 

MA. ThU has been s burden 

fan loose students wtricfc will 

,>» eliminated under this new 

frogram." 

r- Atlantic Community 

i&Uegt will provide office 

'jytet for employees of the 

fape May County Treasurer 1 * 

I 'Office to process chargeback 

I 'abdications botb-at the main 

I ^catnpm of Atlantic Com* 

I {jpmity College and at the Rio 

^Tbe 'e immediately 

rtglstratlori|r«a, 

•' itHJ 

Friday, August 30,1985 

Page One Section Two 

Ocean Reef unveils final phase of development 

By ANITA J.SPIEGEL permit the operation of guest •eap, tooth paste and otter awareness. 

attempting to keep the Proponents of having an all- biggest bag of lawsuits you The activities took plsce st 

Sentinel-Ledger Staff accommodation facilities, goods weren't sold. 

Knight maintains people boardwalk and bayfront (hut. open or totally closed ever saw/' Gillian told the end of the leglakUvc 

aty Council — cheating to restaurants, service nations "For U yean they couldn't would complain to police These, he maintains, are the referendum including Raub, Cbundl recently. 

session end stalled further; 

Ignore • majority favoring an for the sale of gasoline, oil and keep the bayfront dosed," be while Vldetto believes stores two most popular tourist Roy Gillian, owner of Merchants have already action on the matter, 

Ocean Reef .Corporation, hi said, since the firm indude • security gatehouse, both Investors and would-be 

all-closed Sunday - has coma emergency repairs, public aid also, adding a friend of would hire personnel to attractions here. Besides, he amusement ,-piers, and blocked attempts by city The city said It would «dcj>t» 

developers of the 20-acre troduced its new designs two iwunming pool*, private homeowners. "Never again 

up with a modified t)lue law to transportation, parking lota, nil who operated that type of oversee sales operations. adds, allowing the center of merchant Edward Devlin Jr. officials to reinstate No. 947 In an ordinance requesting the' 

Ocean Reef resort community along with the marketing tennis courts, a clubhouse will a self-contained custom 

present to voters via a non- municipally owned establishment malnftlnwi he Local Realtor T. John town to be open adds to traffic have said they will fight. If Trenton after state Sen, state to consider special 

on the Bay at 23rd Street, has concepts provided by Resort meeting facility and private designed community like this 

binding referendum question recreational activities free of could sen everything. Carey suggests the posting of and congestion. 

need be, what they consider to James Hurley introduced legislation wee It knew ' 

announced the opening of the Marketing Associates, ex- boat docks for the exclusive be built In Ocean City," be 

fn November, 

charge, media activities and However, Council President JMO bonda which would have "My wife goes to church be an unconstitutional law at legislation allowing the type of ordinance 

final phase of development. clusive real estate sales use of the Ocean Reef owners. said. "Zoning changes and the 

An optional opinion poll emergency works of Henry Knight and Coun- to be posted again in the event every Sunday and you the state level. 

municipality to do so. pneierrBu. 

Robert Tatum, Ocean Reef agenta foi the project. Architect for the complex is lack of any parcels of 

conducted by the blue law necessity. 

general manager, Indicated 

cilman Mark Vldetto believe of a conviction. 

committee which gathered While No. 947 only allowed 

wouldn't believe what's going 

The business community to appear as a 

The Ocean Reef community award-winning Robert waterfront land even dose to 

0ie go-ahead for Phase (V 

enforcement would be ac- But Dr. Raab believes the 

members argued before an referendum question •* in 

encompasses over 20 acres of Johnson of Margate. ttie site of Ocean Reef are tte 

on in the supermarkets after 

public sentiment on the issue me sale of prepared food, it compllshed through public city I? on the wrong foot in 

"All the merchants want is 

comes as a result of increased 

Assembly committee that November the stats 

waterfront land, win nearly • According to Retort main reasons," he explained. 

church lets out." 

wilier Oia summer Indicated permitted a plethora of other * 

something that's fair and if 

demand for the waterfront 

Hurley's bill, earlier ap- legislature and governor most 

half-mile of frontage on the Marketing broker Larry As to the typical profile of 

Oat 111 favored closed items, rendering enforcement 

you adopt something that's 

condominiums. Sales of the 

proved by the Senate, was the special hUI by 

intracoastal waterway, Masl, the opening of Phase IV an Ocean Reef owner, Mas! 

Sundays, IN preferred open impractical. tto*t permitted 

not fair, you'll be hit with the 

units have continued to climb, 

Blue law is seen needed 

unfair. 

10. 

of the complex tnis a landmark opportunity for elaborated: "In addition to 

Sundays and 213 wanted a activities included: 

modified blue law. 

bathhouse, bicycle and boat 

City asked to take over lagoon dredging 

Although the proposed blue rentals; sales of cosmetics, 

taw is more restrictive thansunglasses, 

some as a booze bulwark 

Local firm gains nat'l recognition 

(continued from page l) 

yesterday adding the city them over. 

invalidated ordinance No. 947, photographic supplies, (continued from page 1) 

The report also recom- 

restaurants. "Th« Tabernacle of the boat, said he wouldn't 

would be more receptive to "We should try and get 

it atill causes contention greeting cards, postage 

mends that the city look Into 

among members of the local damps, hygienic supplies and Council amended the fought far that to prevent begin serving until the vessel 

accepting the lagoons If they 

, The 20-Acre Ocean Reef complex on the bay at 23rd Street. 

Stoeco to turn them over to IM 

the possibility of constructing 

business community who cigarettes; and the operation alcohol laws last year. The brown bagging so I guess we was at lust at the Longport 

were In bettor condition. In the condition theyssld they 

and maintaining an un- 

believe any eiceptions to of real estate offices and current ordinance n/ohiblts have to live with it, be said. bridge. 

Knight compared the would," EspoaJto Hid. "We 

derground pipe system which 

^ ACC chargeback process eased 

Sunday closing laws are amateur boat races. owners, operators and Luff is also concerned about According to an Alcoholic 

lagoon situation with toe took over some of their ftreeta 

would carry dredged bay and 

discriminatory. 

Put Dr. Richard Raab, a managers of restaurants, the Casino Challtnger Bev rage Control spokesman, 

streets Stoeco developed and not in me condition Bey were 

lagoon materials to the 

I Freeholder James S." 

Tfte new modified option boardwalk property owner, cafes and food establishments application for a transit liquor Zaborowskl is undergoing 

wants the city to maintain. supposed to be.ln. 

beaches. 

itrick Jr. has announced 

would permit sales of food, questioned who would police from permitting persons to license which would permit lengthy investigative 

"Some of their streets are "I think it would be a pin 

While lighter dredge spoil 

prescription drugs, tint aid the sale of food in super- possess or consume alcoholic the vessel, which sails from procedures before as a 

not up to snuff and it's been a since we took the governor on 

material could be used to 

and convalescent supplies and markets to ensure that bars of beverages on their premises. Ocean City to Harrah'i prerequisite to being issued a 

matter of ongoing a tour of the lagoon*," he 

fertfUze ocean plant growth, 

Permitted under the local law Marina Casino Hotel to sell license. 

negotiation," Knight ~saJd~ added. 

heavier materials could help 

arc sales, possession and drinks aboard. 

While a voter referendum 

"We dean and sweep tte 

to heighten the beaches, 

consumption of liquor at "Fm just concerned they'll could be used to impose 

•tteett and they agreed to do 

according to the report 

private gatherings and let people finish their drinks alcohol restrictions, Luff said 

some things." 

Private dredgers could pay 

parties dosed to the public at the dock," Luff said, the Tabernacle probably 

the city for use of a municipal 

and hosted by non-profit, although he's heard drinks wouldn't Initiate one. "We're 

pipeline to offset its cost, 

* Mtlntyr. •nttrpflHS 

religious or ' charitable wouldn't be available on thenot 

initators. We're here to 

Schreiner said. 

organizations. 

return trip, 

uphold the dry's laws," he 

Restaurant • Lounge and Liquor Store Luff said be himself want 

iborowgU, owner said. 

aty officials are reluctant 

to accept privately owned 

Hall i Mile West of 34th St Bridge 

totally agreeable to private I IT NEWSWORTHY? 

lagoons in their present 

ill) 25 I Parkway I Marmora, N J 

groups having permission to Have a story idea? Call the editor at 399-5411 between S condition, They haven't been 


drink in local hotels and 


From S p.m. to 10 p.m. 

FEA TURINQ PRIME RIBS 

a «n- and S p.m. dredged for years and would 

^••••••''•••••••••••••••••••••••••sj require immediate attention 

> This Week's Coupon Specie! J 'Sttlrgz Mt ln 

August 30 thru September 5 

LIVE MUSIC 7 NIGHTS A WEEK LIVERWURST 

SANDWICH With 

me people who have sold their 

homes elsewhere to cone live 

at Ocean Reef, the most 

common purchaser is the 

couple who wishes to buy the 

property now but use it in the 

future. 

"In other words," be 

continued, "they are buying 

at today'! pouaMoor prices 

then leafing the property out 

for a tew years, at which Hine 

ihey will ulttmateljr ase the 

property tor ttmiiaflvta as 

either a second home or as • 

place to retire." 

Official opening of Ruse IV 

Resort Marketing material* from across tte Ocean Reef* at sunset. piece, aa well as for their sales begin at noon on 

Associates, a local real estate country and evaluates then According to Dennlson assistance in art selection. Saturday, Aug. M. 

brokerage firm owned by on a monthly basis. The Ar- Hatch, editor of the national 

Realtors Larry Mail and chives' monthly newsletter newsletter, the June nailing 

Craig French, has been cited entitled, "Who's Mailing produced by the two Ocean 

./ . 

br its production of direct What I" features the top 10City 

men was selected 

Gourmet 

registration to vote in Aperegifltratlon 

card with ttem to mall advertising by the Direct selections in the nation. because of its visual impact 

May County, 

be attached to the affWavlt of mtkmn Arrtjvei of The particular mailing and uniqueness In the real 

Dining 

the county tad Atlantic According to Kllpatrick, residency. No other forma of Stajnfoni, WHW. Cab, 

created by Mas! and French estate Industry. 

munity College have students nut bring klentUlcatlon will be accepted The Direct Marketing was a 9 by 12-lnch gtaatine 

In 

Resort Marketing currently 

ilntly agreed to provide photocopies of their driver's /Atlantic Community Archives compile* and •ur- window envelope with a full- to marketing two locations in 

hargeback application license and voter*! ige, he Mid. 

Elegant 

veyi direct mail marketing color sunset "View from Ocean City, Ocean Reef Cub 

services tor the mxMmtog fall 

GOT, Thomas ban mi a 

and Nantucket at 3rd Street 

Surroundings 

tenjester at Atlantic Corn- 

guest at last month's annual 

Bank expands office on the lay and CTh Street and 

College. 

Night in Venice boat parade. 

Bay Avenue, respectively. 

"p. "We' recognlM that a large 

At Tuesday night's meeting, However, city Solicitor 0 

NORTHFIELD - After 2? by 2,100 square feet, now has Mail and French gave 

Looking for Eomething 

Schreiner told Council the Gerald J. Corcoran said be ^ 

[pumper of students have 

yeari in operation, the First two additional commercial credit to weir ad agency, 

different for that special 

state would be willing to didn't think Stoeco would 

Jersey National Bank South triler windows and a larger Kallsh& Rice of Philadelphia, 

occasion? Start with free 

dredge municipal lagoons as assume responsibility for 

has expanded and remodeled customer s§rv 1 ee far Us part in producing fee 

limousine pick up. Enjoy Gourmet 

funds permitted, which, be dredging the lagoons before 

Its office here. 

representative staff. copy and the printing of the 

said, was verified by a letter orertunung ownership to the 

According to Stephen S. 

Dining & then dance flie night away 

from Department of En- en- 

Petti Sr., regional vice 


vironmental Protection of- "I don't know (what con- 

president, "This newly 

with a weny-frse ridt home in 

flclal Bernard Moore, «tai) tte lagoons are now," 

remodeled office wU allow us 

our Custom limousine. 

"If we own the lagoons, then he said. "But I think they're 

to provide better service and 

the city can choose to dogoing 

to deny there's a 

will eliminate lengthy teller 

public possession of either the something or not do problem ble now or JO yean 

Unea." 

Call Kfcvin Stahler for Braervatkme 

dry or state are owned by something and appeal to the ago." 

Stoeco, a local developer, 

The original Northfleld 

state for help," he said. Local attorney Arthur Ford 

"The problem is that we 

office opened in 1958 directly 

653-4141 

Councilman John Esposito HI who represents Stoeco was 

would have to ' ^ t t y' 

across the street from the 

said the dry should request unavailable for comment at 

present facility. The office 

plus dredge tern when tte city Stoeco to put them into good pcesstime. 

moved to ISOl Tflton Rd. in 

Onion75 

tax takes them over," Council condition before tte city Wei 

r 

President Henry Knight said 

1972. 

Jt 

The new office, expanded 

Enjoy Dining on the Bay! 

NEW 

LUNCHEON SPECIALS — '5.50 


FRI: Aug. so Monk fish Bella Vista W/Rice 

MON; Sept.2 Philadelphia Platter 

TUBS; sept. 3 Hangtown omelet 

WED: sept.4 Tuna Melt 

THURS:Sept.5 Stir Fried Chicken 

NE 

EARLY EVENING SPECIAL 

4iMto*)WMon.thruFrl. 

10% Off - Your Dinner Entree (Entree 

-Only)r 

WED. 4 to 7 • COUNTRY WESTERN < 

Barbecue • w/Larry Hlckman '' 

SUN. CALYPSO NM5HT 

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a 

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^dtergaback. TTiey are a New 

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bearing an address in Cape 

-May County and a voter's 

' registration card showing 

Edna Mae Shields has 

been appointed Inform* 

matlon desk coordinator 

•at Shore Memorial 

'Hospital. The Linwood 

, resident has donated over 

l,(J00 hours of service as a 

volunteer and has spent 

the past nine years as a 

telephone operator at the 

hospital. 

y Blvd./ Marmora 

POLE DMAS 

CHEAPER BYTHE BASKET 

Mary Jane McHugh of Ocean City, director of 

slot marketing at At|antls Casino Hotel, poses 

"TOTtfie casino's new iwM-Mler slotsr said to 

be exclusive in Atlantic City. 

DONT MISS THE FINEST 


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Chowder iStndvvlqh Lunch Specials 

Fresh Packed Open Hearth Burgers on Kaiser Roil 

Homemade Chowders • Oyiftr Stew • Open Hearth Steak! 

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Start early with retirement planning, advises Social Security 

topic who are OUnklng 

Jtlrihdrftb 

g 

ibould start mating 

Mrlou plans now, 

_ to Qaev Enut. 

SocUl Security district 

mugger tn Atlantic City 

lhdie pUna ahoul4 inclurff 

&dal Security, Emat empbaateed, 

and there are 

•feral faetori a person 

AMd enuUir. 

Flrtt, • person under IS 

conddering retirement should 

remember that hu or her 

Sod*l Security benefit will be 

permanently reduced if 

received before 88, The 

•mount of the reduction 

dtfUfiftn on the number of 

matt • penton gets benefits 

total«, 

The reduction amounts to 20 

percent at 62, 134 percent at 

82, or 6 2 3 percent at 64 

Other factors can influence 

a person s decision to retire 

Bust Hid. Availability of a 

company pension could be • 

actor, So could the person s 

•butty Jo continue working 

At any raw, a person ibould 

OBitart Social Security % or 3 

month* before reaching 65 to 

arrange Medicare health 

Insurance protection even if 

there are no plans for 

retirement. 

A person should hive 

certain information ready 

when applying, Ernst Mid. 

The perion needs hta or hw 

Social Security card or a 

record pf the number. Natt, a 

person needs proof of his or 

her date of birth. An offidiU 

Mac'r 

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TUES: Linguini, w/Crab 8. Clam 

Wft Chicken Parmaglana 

THUBS: J taiian Combination 

(W Meatballs, Sausage, Bracloie 

Fft Flounder AAarinara 

Includes. Special Italian Salad 

and Glass of Wins! 

Open daily from spin ; Sun 4 p.m 

Call For Reservations 

927-2759 or 927-4360 

PIER 

Fisherman's 

: Wharf 

Causual Waterfront Dining & Fresh 

Seafood Market on the Bay at 

•*.* . 12th.Street in-Ocean City 

£ American £ Italian 

;; Seafood Cuisfne 

featuring NIGHTLY SPECIALS such as * 

• Stone Crab Claws 

• Fresh Veal & Prime Steaks 

» Hard Shell Crabs spiced or garlic 

LOBSTER DINNERS *9.95 per pound 

Raw & Cooked Takeout 

Large Variety of Fresh Seafood 

Open 7 days for Breakfast • Lunch Dinner 

Fret Parking & Boat Docking 

8 am to 9 pm 

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PHONE • 398-68/1 

record of birth recorded 

before age 5 is best, but other 

documents can be used if this 

to not available 

Forms W-2 (Wage and Tu 

StattDaent) or selfemployment 

tu returns for 

the past two years should be 

available These are needed 

so that all of a person's earnings 

can be considered in 

figuring benefits 

. A husband or wife who is 

also applying should have the 

same documents Birth 

certificates of any eligible 

children are alto needed, 

Do not delay applying if all 

Us evidence isn't available. 

But said. '•Call the Social 

Seatfitf office. The people 

there can tell what otter 

evidence can be used. 1 

A free leaflet. Thinking 

about retiring?, U avallabli 

at the Atlantic City Social 

Security office, located at 

Pennsylvania and Pacific 

Aves. The telephone number 

ts 1-800-272-llU. 

T|ie Social Security 

(//tee will answer all 

questions. For more 

personal replies, write or 

visit the office, or call 1 

mo-m-iiu. 

a. I'm divorced and I would 

like to know If I can Ket 

benefits on my former least two years. 

husband'* Social Security Q, My mother geti a very 

record? 

small Social Security check. 

A, Yes. You can get benefits It's her only source of income. 

provided you are unmarried Can she also get SSI 

and were married to him for payments? 

at least 10 yean. You can get A, Possibly, People may 

retirement benefits at 62 or receive both Soda] Security 

older even if your ex-husband and SSI, provided they are 

has not retired as long as he is eligible for both, Ite Social 

eligible for benefit! and you Security office can advise you 

have been divorced for at both about the eligibility 

requirements for SSI, 

In general, a perion must 

be 65 or older or blind or 

disabled and have limited 

income and resources. He or 

she must be boUV-a resident 

aid ft etttan of the United 

States, though certain aliens 

also may qualify, 

Q. Should my mother buy 

ho 1 own health insurance In 

order to supplement 

Medicare? 

A. Not' everyone need* 

private insurance to supplement 

Medicare. To help 

your mother decide, get her a 

copy of the Guide to health 

insurance for people with 

Medicare. It's free and 

available at any Social 

Security ofllee. 

Q. I employ a gardwur - 

handyman Do' I have to 

deduct Social Security tarn 

iron hia wage*? •_ 

A. If you pay a household gi 

worker $30 or men to (Mb 

wages la • calendar quart*-, 

you may either deduct SocUI 

Security taxes from hif wage* 

or pay both gnare* of the tax 

yourtett, You alao must pay 

the employer'* ibart of thetu, 

For def/iita, call the 

Social Security offlcjf. 

The good folks come through again 

Bat Rope is quoted as 

saying, "If you haven't got 

any charity in your heart, you 

have the wont kind of heart 

trouble." 

Charles H. Spurgeoo put it 

another tray; "Carve your 

name on hearts and not on 

turtle," 

Well, on Saturday, Aug. 24, 

God blessed me again: I was 

privileged to serve along with 

atony, oB • gram working to 

raise finds for the Masonic 

Charitable Foundation of 

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didnot relish so we Bet about 

helping ourselves. 

The pancake brnkfast and 

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depleted funds and hopefully 

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oar Initial breakfast effort; 

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and also bought Items at our tor duty at 6:30 that morning patronized our initial effort 

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O 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 

^'Stephen Christ of Somers Point displays his 

winning fish caught during tournamfcnt. 

'ft • 

Tennis 

players 

, ' 

aid MD 

T.A.G.E.T. (Tennis add 

Ooannet Every Tuesday) 

pl^jr«rs for inosicular 

dyitrophy finished their 

feurth season on Aug. 17. 

The group of 13 women 

Q. ptayedtennisattheBttStreet 

tsnwon fw 11V weeks. 

As a result, and the 

recreation Departments 

donating the courts, the ladies 

raised »4S0 this yew. 

Tbey expect to ndse more 

than wm wot year for tbe 

fight against muscuUr 

Tne groop's coordinator U 

r>,Rath MUkr who In 1M3 

\l/conc*lved the Idea of can> 

hlnlng exercise and 

"sodabflity with fund raising. 

Other members of the group 

are Marie KeUy, Linda 

Censlts, JJoaB 

Rogsnskl, 

Rosemary RlxoDf?XitU 

Clayton, Elle lenient, Katnryn 

Wtft Ei Eileen Saxotmann, 

Lob Murray, Colleen 

MUwier, RMMBD Kll, 

IgyDtoaConteandSueJortmi. 

it 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 3 — SECTION TWO 

PMlg ty Mwitu iinimtrnun 

Surf fishing tournament winners are, from left, Jeffrey Giannini, 

Stephen Crist and Ryan Kew Keown. 

Tops in youngsters' fishing 

The Ocean qiy Ftahlng 

Onb held lti«naa«lDoy« and 

glrii wrt fl»Mng toon 

aiAnf.il, cwpoMoced by the 

O City Recreation 

i dWiioo winner* 

were Jeflrey fflwrtnl of 

Ocem City, 8-9 yeari; 

Stephen XJrlit of Somera 

Polk, 10-13 yean, and Ryan 

Keown of Quaker Town, Pa., 

lJ-14-yetrMld. There inn no 

Moore gets 

hole in one 

Kenneth W. Moore made a 

hole In one at Sands Great© 

Bay OMmtry Cteh Soroen 

Mat on the third hole 

Satantay, Aug. J4. 

Wltnesting the event were 

Pat (VHara, Gene Schrteder 

and Hank Woeroer. Moore Is • 

certified public accountant in 

Marmora and Cape May. 

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and an thoae attending the 

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The foUowlng officen and 

tTDftees were elected to serve 

two year top are; Fred K. 

Robnti, prealdent; Woodrow 

ttCSohen, flwt vice president, 

AleMnder Snabok, second 

vfc* preildeot, Howard W, 

bvsr, treasurer, and 

nnaai J. Alexander, 

secretary. 

Trustees for a three-year 

term ire: Dr. Henry Bender, 

Roiten F. Harian, Frank A. 

Howard and Harry A. 

Thank you for your patronage 

we'll continue to serve through the fall 

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Mike Hamilton, left, and 

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opinions 

Breathe 

harder 

Once again one must question the actions, or 

rather inacUon, of members of the Ocean City 

Board of Education and the high school administration 

Students, teachers and other personnel will 

return to the high school next Wednesday faced 

with the prospects of an old problem reoecurring. 

It's a prospect they shouldn't be faced 

with After all it's been two years since it ftst 

became known that the new ventilation system 

installed in the new school addition, which 

opened in 1934. wasn't working up to snuff. Since 

that time personnel in the science and graphic 

arts labs nave had to contend with inadequate 

air flow; so inadequate that in order to carry on 

some projects, windows have to be kept open 

even in the worst weather. The problem led to 

the filing of a grievance against the School Board 

, last spring by the local teachers association 

The Board has hired an independent engineer 

to study the inadequate system. The school 

solicitor has sent letters to the ventilation contractor 

and the school architect responsible for 

the new addition. The architect and contractor 

have acknowledged problems exist and they met 

earlier this month but Board members weren't 

Informed about the meeting results 

Why weren't Board members informed? Why 

wasn't the ventilation system thoroughly 

checked out right before it went on line? Who is 

responsible for checking out such things? Why, 

down the road, after the problem is discovered, 

is it necessary to hire an independent engineer, 

especially after the contractor and architect 

acknowledge a problem exists? 

Why do the students and teachers have to contend 

with a problem which should have been rectified 

months ago? 

Tbe Old Gasser was gassing 

about City Council, the bine 

ribbon committee and tte 

referenda, binding and 

, otherwise. 

The Old Gaffer agreed ttat 

U probably tte single 

and most important 

our dry solan hive 

MI»*W.T "to'ed »tac« their 

,f Alterations on the 

•*" mxs: 1U» "curb your cat" 

», which was our first 

(the Inner workings of 

jhame-nile goven 

•:,OU Gaffer explained 

bfWas never Ms forte, 

m t t f t t 

have Its finger on tbe public 

! 7 

Perish forbid, tbe Old 

Gaffer gushed, it's just ttat 

this whole issue is too big and 

too complex for Council to 

handle) alone. Tbe American 

way Is to Jet tbe voters (not 

necessarily tte taxpayers) 

decide. But... - - 

You arc right, it U me 

ticlpsting), but yotfhave 

some reservations? Tbe Old 

Gasser asked, - . / ^ 

Yeah, we nave a problem 

with asking tte voters In 

Ocean aty. You tee, our, 

fallows smeqt too good at 

framing questions lor, the 

'voters. i ' i' 1 ' - v' 1 ' 

A couple 'yean back, II 

.memory serves, our 


You- front page article Aug. 

13 about tbe Ocean aty Beach 

Patrol captain, Ollie Muzslay, 

ahould be nominated for a 

Ptittizer Prize for best fiction 

of UBS. 

The author describes an 

Idyllic scenario of a veteran 

guard rising to the top to lead 

bis faithful men, What tte 

author failed to do was interview 

the men. Check witt 

the guards, I'm low-key, easygoing, 

firm and (sir, (ays the 

new captain. 

Bad the author checked 

witt tte guards, she would 

have discovered ttat morale 

b at low tide, tte lifeguard 

stations have been undermanned 

aU summer, 

equipment shortages, such as 

radios and lifeboats, are 

prevalent, and tte lifeguards 

have not received a cost of 

living raise to "maintain tbe 

quality of the life-saving 

reputation we've hid In Ocean 

pity," to quote tte new 

Recreation 

gets short 


Capt. Muzslay claims be Is, 

"low-key, easy-going, firm 

and fair," The guards find 

him to be arbitrary, uptight, 

and unreasonable. 

Adding to the morale 

problem caused by the 

guards' unhapplnws with 

their captain is their feeling 

nut the City Administration 

no longer considers tbe Beach 

Patrol as a priority in 

maintaining Ocean City's' 

health. *> " * 

There are numerous ln- 

Friday, August SO, 1985 

•Our beaches have larger 

crowds but are patrolled by 

fewer guards. It is 1 just a 

matter of tune until a tragedy 

occurs! 

2. The walkie-talkie radios, 

so important to the communications 

network of the 

Beach Patrol — tte guards 

were promised 10-12/new 

radios this year; 'they 

received none. 

3. A new beach-going 

vehicle was also promised for 

this year and It, too, has not 

been received. Additionally, 

those vehicles that the Beach 

Patrol gets aw very old and 

should nave been replaced 

years ago. 

4. The Beach Patrol first aid 

stations are all in need of 

paint and seem to be very 

poorly maintained. 

5. Some of the lifeguard 

Jackets, an important part of 

the uniforms, are a disgrace! 

Can't tte dty afford new 

ones? 

. 6. Some of tbe Beach Patrol 

stands and boats bad grafittt 

sprayed on them early In the 

summer and they still have 

not been repainted. Also, tte 

6th street 1 surfing guards, 

whom I understand are not 

part of the Ocean City Beach, 

Patrol, are using a Beach 

Patrol stand. This is confusing 

— are they or are they 

notapartoftbetXSPandls 

flth street beach considered a 

Page Four Section Two 

CGRG needs 

more time to 

be convincing 

My understanding was that 

tbe money was to be used for 

tbe beaches. Surely It doesn't 

coot that much to keep our 

beaches clean. 

'Protecting those using our 

beaches should be one of tte 

highest priorities In this 

resort city, Whether the 

current* city administration 

Hke# it of not, Ocean City la, 

and always will be, primarily 

a summer resort , 

family resort - let's keep it 

that way! 

art 

Lifeguards^ 

are special 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger:,^) 

Wh Street beach are three 

very special lifeguards, jjp, 

Bob, and Dennis. It Is jobelievable 

how nice they are 

to tte children. ,,i 

In a Job where the kids are 

usually overlooked, theseA} 

guys make a point of makjag 

the kids feel Important It 

means a lot to tte children^ 

have the lifeguards notice 

mem, since they are looked, vp 

to so much. 3 

They also really* seemt-to 

care about all the people ,on 

the,beach. When they leave 

tbe beach and tte waves are 

extra rough, they whistle 

everyone out and warn titans 

oT tte dangers tbat'may'leW 

encountered. When Was lie 

last tune guards have done 

ttat on your beach? 

,; I think they deserve special 

recognition for the extra 

^TheSentinelrLedger 

features 

True story uncorked 

Friday. August 30,1985 

Editor, Senttnel-Lfdger: tattling those necessarj 

WeO hen we go again, The signatures required for ft*' 

Qttseas Committee for recall petition. ^ 

Responsive Government 

surfaces once more. Just It's aU starting to makegi 

barely able to keep to bead 

Bttle more sense now Isn'Mf 

above water. 

By delaying the recal 

Whyisttthstthisgroopof petition another sbi months 

people conslstantiy refuses to the CCRG can hunt out anc 

caD« spade, a spade? spoon feed many additions, 

Their nsmeU probabty the people and eventually taft 

HgfjatjokeofaS, 

them Into signing tbe petiti* 

tm sure V$ m secret that so all will be up to snuff Meat i 

16 percent of tte OCHG group election time. :* 

are Mayor Btttaer taefeen, 

Yeah, now ttat sounds mop 

n m^^*s*m ti- -* tti - II —in 11*1..- 

tte it .. 

we hear from this 

organliaUon Is when tte Never fool people Just sntti 

mayor needs help with some of the time If you tWnk yo. 

CDDbovertaUtsne ttat istoo can fool them all of the tiine 

hot to handle htmseH and be 

hide behind. 

Name and addrew 

DM 

withheld upon requeti 

.11 

What 

Does your^ ' 

Ufi push far anther shot to 

elect fate office one of the 

mayor's cronies. vote count? 

Talk about a stacked Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: On 

OouDCil! 

Wednesday, Aug. 7 tte voten 

Herb Smith made the of Ocean City were Issued to 

•owbaB but the OCRG was indirect challenge to their 

deflnstely the pushing force, rights and intelligence. •-. 

roiling it along, bigger and 

On ttat day 

watt a mtaBte, These William Meis in a letter 

guys cant be all that bad. 

1 

Council President Heney 

Ocean City government has a lot going wrong for it 

Editor, SenttaeH^dger: pulled tte plug on parsing tiseomt tbt whole scenario? mat could play any vaudeville 

To^ (Thursday, Aug. 22) I 

What can you expect from a houselntbe country. I tried to 

Kdirned borne from my office 

10 spaces here) without 

town that tells the operator of get to the DoH«n of tbe 

providing an alternative. This 

a nostalgia show for one day parking f^'iptiwi and got, 

flme a yellow line from tte each year on the boardwalk tasted, a bunch of Mortimer 

Oiy worketi merrfly psinttoff 

corner on tte side where you (Aug. 10 this year) that he's Snerd sound-alikea. 

me curbs on one side of my 

are allowed to park spans, at not welcome back because an Oh 1 well, soon the gununcr 

street yellow and posting 

least, three more spaces. It Mown antiques dealer fears will be over. Vacationers will 

"no*fMrklng lUs 

looks Hke the line painter Ib ffl 

leave and we can^gt back to 

TMs spring we got wind of 

tbe plan to * Wt ' 

\ 

& 

neat, it was recently 

and taxpayer.) 

"reported by The Sentinel 

Isdggr ttat tte CCRG has 

legal fees 

decided not to push for tte 

petition currently 

recall of Councilman Meis in circulated for his recall ^ 

Sunday. 

makes you think? 

me November election af- His premise for cantestiag 

I assume that the removal 

ter all. 

Of our parking is perfectly 

Finally, as I sit on my porch 

the petition is that you 

What • gnat bunch of 

legal so with that as a 

writing this letter one of 

voters nay choose to do I 

people! 

perhaps we should 

Ocean City's finest has Just 

on otter Issues, other than 1 

some recall action 

written • ticket on a vehicle 

Wait a minute! 

blue laws, and thtt efeci 

oar Council 

parked on the wrong side of Q appears that tte CCRG ofBdalswouldbe,ine»aenc*, 

representative and maybe 

our street. The paint is still has decided to withdraw tte ruled by the wQl of the votert 

.even Ae. •mayor, Ifcoim- 

wet on the curbs and tte petition only temporarily, under threat of recall. I 

ribaan MeU can be tecafled 

concrete holding-the.—iio- mder tbe pretext of saving aD 

Bute evil it 

for supporting something 

parklng this tide" signs m taxpayers some money for 

_ Htssyl tt> 

*!JMte flifM*w Try to gam Information except tte ones his boner's jtgjj, bit ijjjfofMnT to a 

hasn't hardened yet. 

legal fees. What a 

(nought of tte consequences! on one side and wrote to tbe gm tte eUf departments of pali want to keep open — •egmentofOceanCJty.thenl What a town! What a town! 

Bw typfcal of (be beavy- mayor to'protest Typicauy, Public Works, Permits or tte before those Intruding tourists inspect our councilman Is 

Maybe, Jut maybe, tte 

bsnded way Ocean CUj treato be Ignored my letter. In- like and you'll get an return nest year and try to equally vulnerable. 

OHtB ii^bavtag •_W mart Jfrustttatf^rOoBBefllta m. 

Name withheld upon request 

people. 

nocently we assumed that Alphonse and Oastone act find something to do on a See bow silly Ocean City 

OtxanOty ft^te then they previously the feresigBt to me mroogfa • 

On my street there are 11 meant there wen no toes 

thought they would in ob- Councilman Meis 

home* and, at best, nine plans. Another gotcha born 

puking places now. It Is Us honor! 

reasonable to assume that at But men what can you The real Ollie Muzslay story goes untold 

toast 50 percent of tte expect from a town that want! 

homeowners will now be to recall tbe only member of 

captain. 

day, doesn't qualify Ollie yean on the patroL 

unable to park on their own Coundl who supports tte 

Leadership is a quality that Mayday for the captain's He Is chflractertted by his 

street It is also reasonable to k^ opening of businesses on 

Is earned through accepting 

guards at being arbitrary in 

sswnne that »ervice ppeople— 

today? 

challenge and baring the To Imply that Ollie Mmslay 

y 

bis decisions and placement 

puimbers, p , electricians, electrfcians, TV- — 

vision jo steer tte right was ever directly responsible 

What can you expect from a 

of personnel, negligent in Us 

course. Twenty-eight years on 

men, etc — win be lew than 

for the training of new guards 

town that convenes a series of 

responsibility to equip his 

the Beach Patrol, at least 15 of 

radons to eerve us given tbe 

or far the operation of one of 

meetings-to gain public 

men wltt the proper equip- 

which consisted of driving 

attendant inconveniences of 

tte five tones while he was a 

sentiment on the Sunday 

ment and spineless to his role 

Capt. Laffert/s truck every 

parting blocks awiy. 

Beutenant, is to (goon his 28 

question and, when the results 

to attract a high caliber of 

Ocean City has, again, don't go tbe way they plan, 

Maybe this time 

the framers will 

get it straight 

: Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

'. Sure enough, it was tbe Old 

: Gaffer ensconced on bis 

; favorite bench, sharing the 

: sunsfalnewittlussidtklck,me 

V Old Oasser. 

1 oMeHs 

political move to offset tte 

rising resentment against hb 

position for a wide open Ocean 

Oty. . -M 

lifeguards at a competitive 

Name withheld 

pay scale., 

upon request 

fa abort, had your author 

Ocean Qfr 

chicked wltt tte guards, a 

different story would have 

emerged. 

Mike Bradley 

(OGBPHsUM) 

Potomac, Md. 

Beach Patrol morale lowest ever 

Editor, SentineJ-Ledger: As dicaUons that this is true andl 

protected swlmmlng.beach or 

suggested in the article of offer m evidence the following 

not? 

Tuesday, Aug. U, I've taken facts: •-;•!" 

Once again the question 

Capt. Oliver Mutslay's advice, 

and checked, with tte 

1. There are not enough 

must be asked; Where is tbe 

Ocean City lifeguards. What I 

lifeguards. There are very 

over $1 minion collected from 

have found are numerous 

few three-man beaches 

beach tags being spent? 

problems leading to the 

although up until a few years 

lowest Beach Patrol morale in 

ago almost all of the heavily 

memory. 

used beaches had three men. 

By JIM MURRAY 

To most of you, Night In 

Venice is Just another past 

weekend. Memories of 

(j 'Jammed bridges, crowded 

parties, and decorated boats 

art behind you and you're 

looking forward to tte next 

weekend and the rest of the 

summer. I'd like to tell you 

about another side of tte 

parade. 

^ The bay side to be exact. 

•Specifically, the work ini 

yoived in decorating a whv 

rn ring boat, which Is not only 

u 

substantial, but frustrating 

since you're dealing with 

'elements unsympathetic to 

your goals. Elements like 

.wind, waves — and lack of 

jtoney. . 

'Here Is the chronology of 

lie building of tte S&p In o 

bottle, which won Best of 

tAow under 24 feet and Best 

Lighted under 24 feet. 

[ -, June 1 to July 1: Serious 

discussions take place about 

themes. I solicit feedback 

, from my friends on what they 

think la • hot topic. The 

discussions take place either 

i oh the beach, where I get 

iionu good ideas (Maddona, 

•Live Aid, etc.), or an area 

bar, where I get some 

ridiculous ideas, usually tte 

ones you can't use, ("Move" 

tad "Hostage" themes). 

'- My Aunt Ethel, convinced 

I she has a winner with "I Just 

'tidied to Say I Love You," 

'wants me to give the history 

* of communication on my 15- 

; hot boat while playing Stevie 

' Wonder's song. She never lets 

up, saying I could have smoke 

i signals, drums, telegraphs, 

• etc. During every after-beach 

, -party at my parent's place, 

l 

4? t she comes up wltt a new era 

(of communication. I figure 

itewffl beat the AT&T bicak. 

, up by Labor Day. 

v 

Building a winning Nieht in Yenice entry 

' parade Is dene done and it's It'n k.^ , j. 4 ...^._^._ -_._ . - ... 

decided nothing can be used. 

It'i eithtr the wrong itee, 

completely diitroyid from 

m and bter, or my friend 

"Spat" hai thrown out tte 

only reusable or most expensive 

equipmint. 

So It's off to the lumber yard 

and hardware stores, throw a 

hundred or go in the register an hour without speaking. 

'(We) ham been doing this 

jbr so long thai (the neighbors) 

are used to us hammering 

into the night and dropping 

their drills into the bay' 

and try to convince my Aunt 

that the theme "com. 

munlcatlon" will come from 

these raw materials. 

July 7: lorry, there'i • wind 

today. Maybe 111 brainstorm 

while I'm sailing. 

July 13: Bart and I start 

making the framework of tte 

Bottle, congratulating each 

Otto- for not procrastinating 

and leaving tte whole Job wait 

until the day of the parade. 

Actually, there used to be 

times when we did most of the 

decorating tte same day, but 

in recent years we've become 

more elaborate 10 more work 

Is required. This is not saying 

we are prepared, just less 

rushed, 

As It takes shape, tte neighbors 

are trying to figure out 

what we are making. (It's bad 

hick to tell anyone what your 

theme is). No one has the 

slightest idea, which means 

we have a lot of work to do, or 

it's really lousy. Our families 

and neighbors are peat at 

helping us. Bart and I have 

I July 1: My Mend Bart 

been doing ttiisfor so long that 

Janke and I seriously fefe' 

;abont what theme we are 

BJ§Bng^|gto""tfie 

.going to doi on tte waybackto 

Phllly. We lmmediitely get 

rid of my Aunt's 

,-, ralthoughlwantedtodoitjust 

(i) 

.*> show her it would lose. We 

islso decided that tte only hot 

Linings this year are touchy 

enbjeets, 

-Last year we did Ghostbusters, 

and even though a lot 

f Of boats did it, we won. It 

mmm we like to do the hot 

-•ubjects. A little side note 

here; Bart and I have been 

doing a Night in Venice boat 

f,, since we were 16. We are now 

\U ffland we still get In this thing 

way over our heads. 

•We never seem to properly 

budget money or time and we 

•'•aid up putting the decorations 

'4p while we're going to the 

iifkrade.'Keeping mis fact in 

mind, we are again planning a 

'major project. We narrow tte 

field to a •pace shuttle, a huge 

and a ship in a bottle 

Vk^w'MvJfuinftFrift- •* 

L lumber. I do manage to Christopher Cross* Sailing 

Jqueeze a few minutes of and get back to Ocean dty"; 

sailing in, though. 1 pjn.: I find a generator in 

July 18, one day before the Somers Point but they don't 

parade: We start to do the take credit cards, whlelr is 

final construction, It's going bow I am paying for 

» poorly, w§ decided to scrap everything by this point. 

It and go with my Aunt's idea. Luckily, they win take • 

This is at 10 pjn, after we've rteek. Meanwhile, my friend 

stared at the framework for Jim is stack in a traffic Jam 

and starts to run a mile to get 

the cassette tape. At the same 

time, Bart has totally 

panicked and is convinced we 

should change our theme. But 

hi keeps pounding away and 

it finally takes shape. 

I pjn,- At this pout you 

must keep to mind my boat Is 

in Somers Point and all of toe 

construction has taken place 

In my backyard, which Is 

pretty far away from tte bay. 

We finally reallie mat the 

entire population of. Ocean 

aty will not parade past my 

backyard, and start to plan 

putting the monster on my 

boat. 

I'm bringing tte 

jjipf" and 

dropping their driUslnto the 

bay. (My Dad still reminds 

me to try to find tbe hammer I 

dropped in the water by Bth 

Street In 1674.) 

July 14; My friend, Tom 

Ipidafora ("Bpat"), who 

usually skippers tte boat, 

tells me he can't make it 

because he has to work at his 

restaurant. This Is a doubleedged 

sword. "Spat" usually 

hits the docks lO.to 20 times 

because he drives so dose, 

but at least he frees me up to 

do more important things 

during the parade, like 

watching girls and duet 

taping props together. 

July M; Bart's not down 

this weekend before tte 

parade so I go to the beach 

and try to brainstorm some 

more, All I can think of la 

excuses to tell Bart why I 

c, auu n ami? m a uwtiue ww* didn't • get any. any work done 

!, having no idea of how ;whlle he was away, 

jineerlt. 

! 7 a.m., D-Oay: It's pouring 

outside, but tte weatherman 

said it will clear up by 

evening, so I get to work. It's 

over to Somers Point, where I boat from Somers Point while 

keep tte boat I take out the Bart and another friend Mike 

seats, (they weigh totfmuch), are getting tte decorations to 

gas the boat up (a mere $30), fee bay where we will try to 

and pick up tbe beer (which put this together. Jim Is still 

weighs more than the seats). In a traffic Jam. 

Bart is trying to paint tte 

4 pan.: The parade is 

framework In tte storm. 

starting to assemble and we 

. 1 a jn.i We an bom waiting took like Idiots to tte people 

tor our friends to show up so watching, trying to attach a 20 

they can run some errands. foot by lOfootdesignontoa 15- 

When they don't arrive, I have foot boat. Mike, a Night In 

to go to the hardware store for Vedee rookie, falls In the bay 

the fourth time and stop at the at feast four times (me last 

captains' meeting. 

tone taking tte neighbor's 

The captains' meeting is 

drill witt bun). 

held the evening before and 10 5 pjfl.1 Tbe parade la Just 

ajn. the day of the parade, about underway and tte wind 

The evening meeting is much Is destroying our decorations. 

more intense, wltt small We finally get the plastic 

boaters complaining to tte covering to stay on the frame 

large-boaters about their and start to assemble In One. 

wakes and tte large boaters 6pjn.: At this point, most of 

bragging about bow they will the boats are having a good 

turn their TMoot boat around time and checking out tte 

in a 50-foot Snug Harbor. competition. We are att out 

Dbve Winslow, who.does a towards Somers Point and 

great Job running me parade, trying to Jockey closer to tte 

gives Instructions and tte scantily decorated boats to 

time schedule. 

make us look belt*. 

«:J0p.m.: We're finally In 

The morning meeting is the parade but our first crisis 

really quick, since everyone occurs. The generator fumes 

at mil one Is behind schedule are making tte engine stall. 

and starting to panic. They We cut some more hole* In the 

also give tte complimentary sides and the back of the 

mugs out at tte meetings. plastic to give tte engine and 

They used to do this by boat us more air, 

right before the parade. I'm 1 p.m.: Three hours before 

sure this was changed due to the Judges' stand, a wave hits 

countless skippers and mugs us. Our music and tte water 

going into the drink. There is spout go off, but Bart gets 

a standing joke that them going right before tte 

sometimes your boat is so bad Judges. It leeks planned. 

mat you have to give hack tte The rest of the parade Is 

mug, but Dave has never rtaUy fun. The crowd loves us 

called us. 

and the judges like us enough 

11 a.m.; Mostof tte hard to give us Best of Show. Mike, 

work Is finished, so ray fee rookie on the trip, couldn't 

friends decide to show up. believe how many people 

There stUl are many errands were, watching. All tte time 

to run,-which we dump on and effort we pit Into the boat 

them. It's getting tight on was worth it. Not for winning 

time go everything must go first prize, tut because the 

smoothly or we're in trouble. crowd looked like they really 

Of course everything goes enjoyed us and the' parade. 

wrong. 

Hany of you get a chance to 

P1» engineer 

July Zl: Guilt ridden, I work 12:30 p.m.: Jim calls from go on a boat for Night in 

'"' July I; We start planning on the sound system, arid Absecon and tells us out Venice, I hope you do it. You'll 

r 

-*e BMa. (As in a Broadway another special effect, tte generator Is in Lancaster, Pa. never forget it. Only 

'play, tte title always shor- water pump. (If anyone The only one they can give us remember to make sure tte 

tens). We measure tte boat In remembers the Bottle we had is powerful enough to power but la larger than 15 feet, and 

cue the dimensions have a bilge pump hooked to • Gillian's Pun Deck. Un- be sure to show up after the 

''changed from last year. A sprinkler so water would fortunately, H would sink the work is done. 

•'quick inventory of props come out of tte neck of the boat. I tell him to Just worry By the way, any ideas on 

'Remaining from last year's bottle.) I also get more about getting tte tape of next year? 

BSlmm 

g 

duty of barring and 

young mothers and 

malefacting toddlers 

constructed in Ocean City in 

\ the past few years — more 

, and more money the dty Is 

collecting In taxes. Despite 

/this fact, recreational 

have not kept pace 

Propose*! solution to the blue law issue 

m 

•weH v ,done. Thanks guyswell 

all remember you a long 

time after summer '88 vis 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: To regarding the blue laws, 2, Boardwalk .rides, Sundays* , 

evening of quality affordable been a ,.very welcome at- • A balalaika was tte focal' ' W« hope that the city 

fctertalnraent alnraent of of t the kind f fortraction^ 

in Ocean dry for paint of tte movie Or. #ti vwgo ' fathers realixe whit an asset 

hih c O Ocean at aty i is becoming b i g .more, years than I cafe to and the Kourlga groups, plays Hthese,entertainments are. to 

famous. We nope that Mr. remember and they, never 

alush romantic arrangement V1be Ocean City mystique and 

of .Lara's Jhetrm from tte notonly continue to'support 

aforementioned film that uT> 

Biembut bulid on tUs fine 

m. 

Kourlga's arrangment sand 

Ihta .wld ha s SKUy more 

bsibsrjc with each passing 

Is Bppnjpriate' to ' 

myriad OIJL 

richly embtlUshed 

RlcnwIScblckil • 

amnM ofbalilalkasui several ^ .—— r. . 

rites and augmented bytsc- Jsmnuai worthy of ma namef>i 

onrdlon, pUno, Miih.. < h Mvt>ld' i uMlaia < tamih ^ 

JzfMskMl:m 

Page Five Section 

Beneath (within) this plastic bottle ii a little boat with a skipper and two crewmen Their storv 

ia poured out below, 

P.O. Bolt 238 

Ocean City, N,J, 08226 

Enclosed is $9.00 (check or money order) for a college subscription; 

. be sent to: ..,?*£? N 1 '.

? 

?AGE 1 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY.jilt..' FRIDAY, AUGUSTS, law 

AME 

ST JAMES AME 

7th St. and Haven Av 


10th St. and Wesley Av 


KM, Donald E. Hurlbert, 

faster 

fiBt^Btekworth J, Voorntei, aJNDAY 

T"»te' I ajn. - Worship service 

— — _ I:M BJn. - Sunday school 

KJNDAY ** 10; y am • Worship service 

BiiO am - Church School 

'11 mm, • Morning worship SEAVffiW BAPTIST 

MO pm-Evening Knriei, «2SaaFrRd, 

" ' Linwood 



OF GOD 

linwood 

8w. Jerrj Sturgeon, pastor 

SINDAY 

10 BJB. • Sunday school 


T • Evening 

ABUNDANT LD1 


OS Short Rd. 

(Plaia 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rtf. Andrew Suraoe, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. - Worship service 

11 aon. - Warship service 

THURSDAY 

1 PJB. . Midweek servlee. 

Baptist 

OCEAN erry 

BAPTIST 

Rev, Robert W Connor. Interim 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

9 ajn. • Sunday school 


aernce. 

10 ijn. . Morning worship HJNBAY 

WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn.. Evening Bible itudy 

Bid prayer s«"vtee 


Main Street 

Qorbin City 

R_S Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

S;4S ajn. • Sunday school 

11 ijn. - Morning worship SUNDAY 

SEAVEW BAPTIST CHURCH 

2025 Shore Rd. Unwood.KJ. 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st 

An American 9:00 A.M. - Sunday School 

BaptfJt 

p 

10:00 A.M. - Morning Worship 

Church 

sermon: 

"ORDINARY ORDINANCE" 

Rev. Robert W. Connor, interim Patfor Wit 7:00 P.M. 

Esftlla M. Adler, Organisf PRAYER Md 

farelymM. Gerhard. Choir Die BIBLE STUDY 



and 


10TH 4 WESLEY 3192261 

REV. DONALD E. HURLBERT, Senior Pastor 

RiV, DONALD PHILLIPS, VtettaUgn Putor 

0m Senttney. Choir Director Phil Senienty, Organist 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1985 

&•', 

B:00 A.M. - Pastor Donald E. Hurlbert 

9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

. 10:45 A.M. Pastor DonaM E. Hurlbert 

7:15 P.M. Pastor Donald E.Hurlbcri 

Standing let Thu 

FundmunMa ' 

of th. Faith 

Van Transportation to and from Sunday School 

and Church ...DlalARide 399 2261 


BAPTOT 

800 S. Shore Rd 

Marmora 

The Rev Russell H. Bowers 

Jr minister 

SUNDAY 

9:45 am • Sunday school 

11 ajn . Morning worship 

? pjn. • Evenlni stnriee 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

«n St. and Weft Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

10 a.m. • Sunday school 

11 ajn. • Momlng service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 pjn. Prayer sertet 

FAITH BAPTBT 

Upper TowBihip Middle 

School 

Pwry Road 

Barry Rice, pastor 

9:30 ajji • Sunday school 

10:45 Bjn. -Morning aervlee 

I pjn. • Evening service 

TMPJU-Mttwmktnfm OQNFESSIGNS SATURDAY SUNDAY 

9 and 11 a.m. The service of 

"****• Saturday from 11 am to 5:30 pjn. - Holy Eucharist »i« in, • ttureh school Holy inlv Communion. „•. I 

— 

Catholic 

BMB, before mass in the 

evening. SUNDAY 

— ii sun. • Momlng worship — 

7 pjn. - Evening«wvl•. 

TABERNACLE TRADITION of outstanding inspirational services. 

§i NUitlC Coordinator 

fehoff 

THIS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1985 ? 

MorriinflSirvieesiyjOOailiOOA.M, V 

(Song Service: 8:45 & 10:45} " '! 

DR. LLOYD JOHN OGILVIE • 

Hollywood First Presbyterian Church ' " >?• * 

Hollywood, California - ' |t 



DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 

Preacher, Writer, Inspirational 

Lecturer • 

Neyv York, New York 

FIRST CHURCB, OF CHRIST TABERNACLE SUNDAY SUNDAY- 

SCIENTIST êy AT,, 6ft to 6th iti. 9>tt g^, . Q* U^M «:» ajn, . Chureh school 

m «, and Asbury Av. tafl^WimCM, sl^ and 11 ajn, - Worilp U »«• Morning worship 

Ocean City pwBflHil ^nb» — 9 

SUNDAY S ? fDAY ,, . CemtlAL OCTAN COTY 

!ia.m..aBrehser?ieeand •^- «•«.-Momlng UNION CBAPEL 

Sunday school. " wtt guest speaker, tod St. and Cental Av 

tpm..Tmmmtmmim. ^ ^ 

Episcopal . fct ^^^ 

ftJNDAY 

HOLY TRINITY 9:15 ajn. . Sunday school 

EPISCOPAL 10:30 ajn. • Morning service 

30th St. and Bay Av. with guest speaker. 


NWOD CO 

rector Rev. Michael W, Goldberg, LINWOOD 1838 Shore Rd. COMMUNITY 

Linwood 

UNITED METHODIST , 

CHURCH of Somers Point | 

Bethel Rd. and Doran Avs , 

(opposite Acme parking lot) 

Rev. Robert E. GosteQs, 

pastor, • 

,'-wp.nl. •Eveningservice Ocean City 

M.? S* ««!«* »»««»«• Dr. Wepend2t.EvangeIiaI pg 

11 ak to i pm, - Btidtag N**" Wnctrt Peale. faterdenomlnational 

UNION CHAPEL 

Organist, 

__ 

Doima'.Lalne. 

SUNDAY ••-•"••1 

1:48 «JB, - Church 

WEDNESDAY " BY-THE-SEA 

M n M m/t 

St. and Asbury Av. 

SUNDAY 11 ajn. • Worahip service 

^ TRINITY 

S\ METHODIST CHURCH 

20 H. Shm Road • 390-3899 • Mirmora, N.J. 

*V.BUiladaiiiifor 

totaary mi-.j th, & 1 fit ^1 KES Jt J*^*"-*—-» 

Ogilvie, Peaie at Tabernacie 

Dr. Lloyd John Ogilvie and He it not only a successful worldwide at a renowned 

Jr. Norman Vincent Peale preacher but a successful lecturer and author of many 

Mu be the guest speakers author as wen. His maw books, Including but sellers, 

r} luring the morning and books Include Autobiography TM Ajwer o/ Positive 

^ wining lirvicii, reipio. ^ God and 27M Buth ia Ml TOnWnf and Enthusiasm 

Ively, this Sunday at the Burning. Hit national Makes a Difference. 

tabernacle, 6th Street and television broadcasts are seen Mi sermons an printed 

Vesley Avenue. naOonwide from his pulpit in Bai laborers. The New Tataaent again and again argues 

that trjere should be actual love in the dealings of society 

— even between employer and employeel 

feiT ^ %ageouH 4&m aad»ator__ 

picket lines to help bring what sods! and labor Justice we 

now have. And, this Labor Day should remind us Oat 

5"" • 

md by over one million 

Dr. OgUvle will speak at the Hollywood. people In 130 countrlea. His 

mo morning services, 9 and Trie soloist at this week's latest book The True Joy of 

11 a.m. He assumed the services will fas Winifred Positive Living Is nil 

pastorate of the prestigious Dettore. 1, Woodley Kalehotf autohiography. 

Hollywood church In 1972 will be at the console and the Then will be a lS-minute 

sfter moving from Flrit musical program wfll begin IS song service at 7:15 p.m. led 

Presbyterian Church in minutes before each service by Robin Fran, Winifred 

KBethlehem, Pa. He first ap- with a song service. Dettore win be the soloist of 

Beared at the Tabernacle in Dr. Peale, speaker for the ** evening. 

W78. 7:30 p^, service, Is known 

ra 1 ldn *"•* e«uia§ of labor concern for which we 

mould all cure, 

Qnt such Issue of our day Is mat men should be eonmUe 

pay for traditionally mate and female lota of 

ampanbie worth to tneemployer and to society. Another 

hro U the never ending battl* to bring the attitude and 

substance of love to the relationship ofthose who mania 

md those who lahor. - 

The secoM struggle inay never be fully achieved. Many 

persons from the hart-noaed world of the workplace 

would even call it naive. But, the Christian labors with the 

orders of his boat who says mat even In the workplaces of 

Bfe we should never be satisfied with anything leM than 

love, 

Rev. Richard C. Wtagate 

OcemOtyandWoodbury 

iFACS AVAILABLE LANCAiTte mmma 

St lOry's Guild of Holy TRIP OCT U 

TrW^ Church, 30th Statet 

and Bay Avenue, will bold a St. Joseph's Church In 

flea market on the chureh Somen Point will sponsor a 

parking lot S am to 3 p.m. bus trip to Lancaster, Pa. for 

Saturday, Sept 21, Table shopping on Friday, Oct 11. 

apace is still available. For Ticket Includes tan- 

Information and reservations sportation on the scenic route 

all 399-1019. and dinner. Bus will leave 

mrmrnwQ Old Testament seminar -— 

KjaLJKKjaÂ LawOOD-Aon#day01d to orpntad siinpllcity," he 

0 

OWS78 The Union Chspel-by-the- School for all ages begins it member of the ford of 

Sea, 50th Street and Asbury 9:15 a.m. and families are directors of Philadelphia 

Avenue, will hive as Its guest encouraged to attend Presbytery Hornet Inc. snd It 

speaker this Labor Day together. During the worship on the advliory board of the 

Sunday Dr. J. Seottli Griffin •ervlee • supervised nursery EvangeUcal Seminary of 

from the Flirt Presbyterian Ii provided. 

PwtoiUcHh 

PuwtoiUco.Hehaspreiched 

tturefrta aefmantown. A native of Tew, Dr. throughout the United States 

The worship service at the Griffin U • graduate of and la several foreign 

chapel is Interdenominational Princeton Theological countries. 

and everyone Is welcome. The Seminary. During hU , Sohrfst for the service Is 

•ervlee begins at 10:30 a.m. ministry, he has served on 

Richard Goodrkh, barttsn, 

preceded by a abort song many committees for the 

•uvJee at 10:20 ajn. Sunday Presbyterian Church, fit is a 

Hl Holi ^lolstatttoBm 

llttttoB 

Church In Cbettenham, Fa. 

and win pmUt spedal musk 

at the morning ning worship orship 

Child care program He He WM WM th the fformer 

KM at the Arch street 

MethodUt Church |n 

is announced 

FUladelphia. 

O, Ward Keevw will serve 

Trinity United Methodist who care and who are tuyy ascbaplauifortheday. 

Church, Harmon, h» qualified to provide thU 

developed and is announcing iervice. Classes will be kept 

the opening of an frtfndfd •mall with a «

I* 

ju SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN COY. N J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. 

9ke W golden days of autumn* have their effect on fishing too 

BfLOOBODU outpouring of bait from the remains ready to Mil through tackk ihoitt. Motels offer 

behind the reiident and 

bays out the Inlets and Into the 

While much of the toll 

tm geMm Jmrsjt lutamn.- mmumntiauaMtmtBd 

back-to-school 

viilttag Bthtrnen alike. 

ocean. Many small flah also 

fishing la done with bait, the 

ftme of th* bMt ttrarfcs 0» bratk, and busUe of ft* 

under way, 

O n Is lota of r«fl space on 

leave the bays to bud far 

golden days of autumn offer 

main open as do twit tod hectic rommer Muss U 

wtteri In 

fit boats, and restaurants 

warmer water. Bigger fish lie 

an opportunity to fish with 

Cape May County 

t M t a of bMBMs 

in wait for this bait outpouring 

tares. Bucktails, plugs and 

ing their hooks in aid the surf and the waters 

metal Jigs all work well 

for the _ "60 golden _ adjacent to thi lnlett iiari to 

On Cape May County 50tt 

Mlttwnn" TM$ ii the produce bigger bluifiiJ), 

Tte« U also leas activity Anniversary Fishing tour- 

mMOptanber ' wuUiib and Ungfiah, 

Brand toe area'a maDy'boat nament rail through Dec. 31. 

ramps and marinaa. Fish are 

mid-November when Wtakfiah moving loutt 

Anglers entering fish in the 

.a slowdown In 

bod nmcb closer to •bore. 

along the beaches school up 

tournament receive a special 

seashore pace and within a mile or two of the 

This m«lr«p for ideal Wuhlrig Golden Anniversary com* 

In the fishing beach and provide excellent 

tor the angler who trailers Ui memorative badge and 

all make tor an Ideal action on small natal jigs, 

own rig. 

citation. Fish passing 

being on the Jersey bucktails or bait. Blueflah, 

too, are more active dote to 

Sirota wins 

j,yplpooler weather, fishing the beaches and can to Jigged 

'activity changes. Inland or caught with bait as well 

ipwrway fishing produces Wreck fishermen alao see 

karate 

"lt^ttflsh, blueflsh, sea bass, an upswing In their catches. 

ftitar «nd Ungfisb, Crabbing Sen bass, porgiea, ling and 

' i* aliO good in October as fttblackflah 

are numbered in 

competition 

r 

Cfib* fatten up before mixed bag w (thing along the 

tri in the mud for the beginning catches of cod or 

About 100 competitors and 

pollock. 

100 spectators were on hand 

/iM tto temperature drops in The Cape May County party 

here earlier tMa season tat 

,Oie;bick bays, there Is an andCharter 

boat fleet 

fee Ocean Open Karata 

RENT-A-BOAT 

Small Boats for Fishing and Crabbing 

H! Slips 

WOOD'S GATEWAY MARINA 

? ^?lphla to Ocean Qty and practical services to ove* 

Department Is sponsoring an and Shadow Traffic's Sam and back Is sponsored by 4,000 area residents who bai$ 

adult coed Softball league for Clover will be participants In Bicycling Magazine, multiple sclerosis. 

the first time this fall season one of the largest overnight Metropolitan Hospital- All participants receive 

and there will be anbfke 

tours on the East Coast, Central Division, Pedal' MS 150 T-shirt and patent 

organiiational meeting for the MS 150 Bike Tour Sept. 21- Pusher Ski it Sport Shops, bicycling cap, certificate of 

interested individuals and 

OWV Travel and Metro- recognition for completing the* 

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• SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Fishing winners listed 

First place In the wMkfiib 

category went to Bob Boyd on 

Qty Yacht ctab have tan the Happy Hooter, second to 

Joe Comfort on the Happy 

France" iboktr and third to Jim 

and Jim Larkta Larkln on the HI/a 

it many Bated off BluefUh priies were tint, 

J .City, Margate and Dive Drawneck on the TV) 

•ftt^taMA City beacne., EWf and second. Hi Budd on 

tra^kunly dunging position* the HI Jo. 

*0 •BtVch of the beat spot 

'. ,W. .Thereault, put i^, 

«naOKl0f»t.«upervised the lO promote 

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fa^tl* flounder ratigafy n f < f t wrftBtlintT 

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between Part Commodor Bob 

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»>» and Jim Urkto on the m 

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Maurice Catarcio, former 

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been licensed on acting state 

Athletic Commissioner 

Robert W. Lee to promote 

professional wrestling in 

South Jersey (Atlantic, 

Camden , Cape May, Cumberland 

Gloucester, and 

Salem Counties). 

Catarcio, who lived In 

OMM City as a youth, made 

Ms wrestling debut at the old 

WUdwood convention hall and 

in some five years of 

professional wrestling, he 

appeared on the am card 

with Buddy Rodgera and 

other wrestling greats many 

times. 

Face to face! 

Earlier fliis neanon the Kiwanm team, minor league champion* 

In the Ocean City Recreational League, ehallenged their moms 

to a ront«Hi on the baseball diamond. It was a challenge the 

youngsters probably had second thoughts about later. They lost 

to their mothers, 2-1, 

OhQtQ &y Mirths Zimmerman 

Above, Kiwanis' Chris Bauer takes a swing at the plate while, at right. Mothers* pitcher, 

Lauren Santoro, readies a lob in the shadow of the umpire. 

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Local sailors win SJ championship bridge 

Hosted by the Yacht Out) of 

Stone Harbor, the 1985 South 

Jerny Yacht Racing 

Association Championship 

Regatta was held In the Great 

Sound on Aug. 17 and 18. Twoman 

boats sailed four races 

under sunny skies with 8-12 

raph. winds on Saturday, 

The GP-14 Class was won by 

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30 Flower 

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31 Plesd 

Huntsman, Ocean City Yacht 

dub, helmsman, and Frank 

aril, Yacht Club of Sea Isle 

CKy crew, 

At solo sailors had to 

contend with intermittent 

showers and breezes of 15-18 

mph on Sunday. Fint place In 

fee Laser Class went to Mark 

Penny, Greater Wildwood 

Y.C. Perennial winner Torn 

Dillon 1 

Donahue of Briganflwi y.c. MAT^POINT JR. - Ra i 

was first In the Senior funfljh Marino and Marte Fannli { 

and Jeff Whlteway of Union won North South Aog, SO fll I 

Lake Sailing and Tennis Qub 170 followed by Nancy Hls« r 

ma Junior SunfUh. 

and Jackie McKeon 154H.U i 

Continuing their winning Schoflelda 1S8, Pat Curm i 

ways at the invitational md Onflla Yochum 137, Fra i 

regatta of the Yacht dub of and Km Adamo mv,, Jun i 

Sea Me Qty on Saturday, Aldlnger and Vera Del RM I 

Aug. 24 The Huntsroan-CiTTi 133. 

due, with two first-place 

East-West wlnneri war 

flnlshes and one second again 

Joann Ryan and Jam Gree i 

won the GP-14 event 

167, Helen Detweiler and Rut i 

Enjoying the best weekend Paulson 1S6U, Red Ellbourr i 

COMSTROCTOIICOUP of his sailing career, OrU and Ed Mowbray 151, V i 

"IINHI1S4" i went on to capture Hrst place Bedrosian and Jta i 

in senior Sunflsh on Sunday. Wanamaker Um, Diirrjl 

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SoutU players above avwag 

Aug. 22 were Lucille Morrisoi 

o and Xorain 

Whaley 151, Rose Marino an 

Alt Currens M8M, Ann an 1/1 

Norbett Bennan lOU, Marl f * 

Fanning g and Johanna Mbkl 

tid tied J Joan Od Oowdtr and d Her H 

Sobel um, OUve Schaeffe 

old Helen Bird 132, 

B 

BastWest players aWv 

average were Urn Moyer an 

Owl Waldlg 187H, OI»i 

Fleischer and Jury Craig 

m , Glnny and Dick Hai 

denbergh 157H, Ann and JaJ 

Urban 148, Barbara Streete 

and Maria Compton 146H 

Sylvia and Bernard mm 

Ued Lenore Townsend ahi 

Derryl Da Mama 144U 

airley Stuber arid Eleam 

Roslcam. 

Matchpolnt dupllca 

games are played eve 

Thursday nights. For furth 

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mt NrMnnel/inurance 

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nw crwiiirmion a! me citr'i «ita 

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people. Store Clerk and 

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

Help Wanted 

ttlTilTTf • HAHTIB—in III; O£.»n 

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meremnalu » of irom Florida, Iseal 

of anywhere ciw, itorage, llnniaa, 

MMM, II in nmrltnu. MBjHngli 

our leeeitlty Call * » I p.m. Jfl- 

0343 Ft! 

Still Sirring you 

BROOKS TV 

TV & Radio RtpUn 


704 Aabury Ava. 

309-8699 

PAPERHANQING 

K)U * U 

m§ m wma, m'H 4* it 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY OAY 

SAME DAY 

DRY 

• CLEANING 

IN BY 1 P.M. 

pick up same day 

Ask about our 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

f COIN-OP CENTER 

Aw,« Mm M, 

Soata Point 


Ceramic Tile 

NEW WORK & REPAIRS 

cal Pant Hartley 

300-8279 n 

EASTCOAlTHAIItM 

uaoaicapind. tamca, 

Stnne and dranl Orlnwan. Tap, 

iMI, conetrvctlait tna Cttan-Up mt 

Removal, Bulk Trad HtlrXHaJ. 

KtttaomOltMfln. , ' / 

FUltllTlMATt* / 

HANDVrWAtl —fjrptntr,,ray«lana, 

flftaa, PJlrrflmi awl connalt £111 k. tic. 

Can JEt-wra i J it j 

HANDV/MAX ~ BHltvatMni, {Menu 

worCt Htcki, otventrr. adiWilpg, «*.. 

tmifunt '1 i „ 

CUSTOM PAINING 

INTERIOR I BCtEMOR 

Llc«n««fl A Fully llttMrwf •• 

Prompt Sarvic* 

CALL | 

RON ANISETTE 

927-3143 

17thSTRSTHAUUNG' 

Furnlturt ' moved 

anywhere in The Jrl-state' 

area LiflM n\edlum ^ 

hsuilrto 

522-4101 

LENHUNT 

HANDYMAN 

Rejiatft / , 

inilrJet. outside 

paintlnff.'i 

sous SOUAD —maniim _ canadtl .? 

For tnai Httanal deetwp. raar -yaaialji 1 tanal deetwp. raar -yaaialji 

. ti 

1 . ti£ 

-ar- aaMtaateii I, '« 

eroari*W»

R. E. For Sale 

ghf N J. N»IM !9S imell, lull, giurin 

:•"•••" •>•» )Vtn refliftred •r*e 

nllm»l« *» h 

*Nf«DT P«AD oa «LIVI ÛM 

iuy? 1 •*•«•* My nudiHM, tat Ilil 

MM. Tawing nuKku, «I*B M«,hii 

««t» laiyata, can m Tin tr 

CwBoTireTJSS 

wl««H and door*, replacement win 

•»** or Prim, window. No lag loo 

WUII, Fully guaranteed. Htm Jiru, 

rtglllerea, r»Mma Noun, int C«li JW 

f " i w taiiun. 

CARPEHTO.Y AND POJMic* WORk 

"Vlfflt Harriet inc , Ocean City. N / Ns 

Ifft fee small, fully guaranteed. New 

Jtftef registered, f^fee etrimjtet Ceil 

M;JNB, Afnjf heun, *##Mri£H er 

ATMROOnit - NH> liiturei o» som 

ptofe new deyon. prime Harriet, inc , 

Ocnn city. Hi m lot. toe imjii luii, 

fMranlMd, New >i>»( regiiifrea 

Free eififnetel iff*? hsufi. i*eefcen3i 

• jtgglMayl, tall SWUM n 

FISHER PAINTING 

Now filling (all schedule 

399-0412 

Boating 

MFC TCI - Hull II tool, II Up 

SirlnriHie II vsan itg %\.*%6 Call If! 

MM. I JO 

•H CailA CC - ir InWarwoiitBHrd, 

OMe «w» intiuaina m «,uiDm«i" M 

•I IHOar Iralur Call »l l«a 1M 

im Tr "PSINDLB CATAMARAN'- 

Wini Ir.ll.r and aitrlt U.aM. C»" HI 

MM •liar 7 p.m. All nr Judy • II 

IMfiBI iALI — Mtaruy. Martini al 

100 im luMay (II say I lave lean, 

LS enairi, maple taeia, 4 cMiri. tfeik, 

mirreri, end tablet, lamp*, and rriyEli 

jnuch ftiere. iai Al&urv Aye., ©.€. §.» 

QMS ri*S BLO = Eafiari p>€li issier, 

rarely «i«. Ineiygei fine Brown and 

me Wacll Cliurte MM Call ]•• 'MI. 

• 19 

G4.«AG« Y»«D IALE - •!»• fur 

niiyrt jredweed and aluminum f fefili, 

Kardverd. lawn mower, aluminum lea- 

ser, lymoer. watte bfikftt. etc SIM 

W.il.i Aae iunaar UBt I end Man 

day. iepl 1.1 «.m I 10 

II' ALUMINUM LAODIR - Uted Ml, 

rwiEi value pVer li&i, will till for its. 

EreHtrnafl 'awn mower with grail Eel 

Eher, gofitf Eindlfidfi (40 Call Jtf.iSM. 

Auo II gin or later III 

MOVING MUST Sill. - Luing rtiS 

Mta, enairt. HUM, iamei, «Mk. color 

eaniela TV, lisyieheid ,goodt, »amen'i 

Eiofhing file 19 Prised is tell |U 

Brigfilon PleM, Ind floe.. Q.e 

t I, t iio 

PAPEB BACKS. PAPEStACKS. • 

PAPfatACKS - It tor tl (MlewiM 

Mil, let Aug 11(1 only Trie 

Bookalena Tog, Mill a usury. SI 

Call JIHIH • » 

STtiL •UILSINSI - Factsr, gaat * 

Mil H i I) ••• M.IIS "o- H HO. » I 

4 wet is, 7** asm i],eU, u i u wii 

It 1,111 nsw U.US LimirHtuaslv Ken 

Mi MS t 10 

SASASf.lAI.e~lM Weiley Rd let. 

Aui, II. * a.m. I p.m. Bsaftng eiuip. 

nwMlwia itemi. HMt, recgrat, 

Ctoinei. BiEtypet, tome iurniMir*, A 

much more j/Ia 

I eulHIOM IOFA AND I IINK 

iamei, «.cll.nl csMinan Call AM 

'PM in till ID 

• •••I KIIOIINI HIATl* - 11.15 

• TU, cat! IMt tie* will tell for 1IH 

incluo.i lull tank ol kerMine. I fallM 

Ctrl gf kermene arid tyBnen nsstt, Oilty 

•led it rnuri. Call IU 1IU, • i 

WALNUT O*N|S« MODERN - OMInf 

ream tef. Tioli, til Ehairi, cnina and 

Buffet with mafEliInt •Hden Mjrir (I, 

tun tug Taket all 1 leal Hit with 

matching cnalr. Burnt Bfangf BTOEade 

Hit. •iCellenl eandiflwi lee tg ap 

•fetlate. Call alter • iu .ppoinimmt. 

Calllfltlu. •» 

HOUSE SAL I - D.nim, rggm, tMrggill 

cnettl, iampt, Mdl and endi, •» 

Seacretf Bead, Qf»an £lty ©arderit, 

Friday end iafurday. • a m tg I pin, 

KtHMORf WAIHIK/Oryar. 171 eacri, 

girit bike »" 1 ipeea Call HI Ili7 | H 

FOB iALt - it EM If, refrlaeratgr, 

large trunk, 1 • I It. gittt rnirKsr, 6ett 

offer, inert turn* awmngi iittml Call 

I« aigl I II, 

OIANT TAHO SALE - III Centre! 

AM. I am < p.m. rain date f/7. 

Humane sociefy ol Ocean Ciry All 

figuet. cglteffiDln. lymlfuri. fiefnet A 

mu£h more • If 

71 MAKO - Irl JWniOn. ltH, (Inn, 

BUBf aatrii. koran diBth IIMar, VHr, 

,C(, •Iklnglll.tM.Call Itl'U) M 

W Mwr"WHITI - "if" Aa»tni«rw. 

• IS JMHIM HitlHit, Full Unvu 

'(••» Booa H.4M Call innn ir 

!rr MitdiTwrMiViit- Hiip jBim 

.Kit, M (MMIIIM, fully HiilfpH 

•U.SM. M in-iiM, "JO 

1« HT. SAILBOAT - IIA SHARK - 

.All HCHMrlei •!« MM central An. 

Ocean City. ••» 

im I' FT. LARSON SILVIBLIHI 

MACM I - tern run Martyr? V i, IM 

n> o/b IveMf "art, fall ilarn, Hnin 

iOl and Unvat. Low motor hovn. 

tf.JW Call ithSiu, in 

DIB YOUR OWN 

SHRUBS! 


pine and many other 

varieties. U each 

Japanese black pine; U 

each. 

Ui 1 Sun, and 

wwWay evening* 

Th© Flower Barn 

^t Wilson's 

Route 50, Tuekahw 

828.2060 

SUPER TARE SAL! - III,, Aug. II, 

fl Simpson Ave. rear. II t.tn. IP ] p.m 

No fariy fiirdi. very »!« hoviinohl 

Itimi. lampi, tanlet, €ralti, elf. 1-SS 

FBEEiEB FRIOIOAIBE - upright, 

(1 tu It ..[.ii.ni cMlllon, (U Call 

m nil lit 

APAtJTMIHT Sill aUFBlSEBATOH 

IM . air co«giji«er » «M ITU Hi. Call 

•Hiiai. «JO 

MOVINO SALE - MM, > larfe l7vMg 

room chain, MS. Small lormiu taBle 

(kitcnaiti »im I ffiiin, us, vanity SIS, 

Boon aM Ml. itemi. ui «H1 a.m. 

tlM Alburv An • JO 

PINE BUNK IfBS WITH - Mat. 

treilei, II7S III. CMlH laBIt IM 

unlqu. nrriir iaIHa SIIS, or Mil oiler, 

ail In HCItlant conail.on, call *t» Mil, 

PAIR WAta¥sKrsTiTialom) Towlini 

M. BOil ir.ll.r . M |4 lug 1 SM II 

tire never uud. lii. Call RMaM, I » 

SALE - Stl Aud lilt ilia 

a,m, to i B,m. 3 fatnliy, Mk«, 

hWHWam, Clothti aM moth much 

mgra. ill Btnarua Ho lUllinil t. 

Pliiaela) as eirtv eirdi. •- t°s 

LAWN SAL! — Sall/rflly, 1 yMII noon 

Small clotnn iryer ssg. Rial callKtltla 

hair Ory.r, U|yilaM HOST llaM, 

Flining It.mi KUchm Mppllll, UIIH 

* pant, elafltn, i»J ctnlril, SH 

II FOOT BOSTON WHALKI - New IS 

n> Jrtman, SMrl UK Irall.r H,n> 

OH JHHSt «4 

lAjCiOAT —13' O-oiyTlyMy MuTppeM, 

•Mallinf cMlhen, call im Isl) or Ifl 

I0J3 tVM 

II' jJUS - lit up Jotmion, lolly 

molppM Inciuain, mil uavit. In 

•liar. Slip tor bjlanc. tl year. Call in 

8WS. M 

If ORADT WHlft - In w,l,, iT.Tp. 

«. U.IM, cm m mi i-n 

14 FT OLASPAH. - I) »» M.rmry 

Mint ull MM ar tell oflir , CM l*f 

nsf. i-it 

lAIHOAT _ «• HMttn Stnamr 

" w/cutty cabin, rgiier lurllng |lb aiu 

lr«.l«f O.W0 call J9HD4 t| 

»• »«,P,O,—IM ran pflKTiaar in «if 

GilMml coMIIIon with o«p V hull 119 

n.,,. Mman, IMai tor tltnlng ing 

MlltW, Full canvat »llh many ntrn. 

1W(manltit « 

l^FOOT BOSTON WHALER - IfM 

t i noMb n k« ••iartfM, 

il ll 

•lirllnl top, triilir, uiillmi HndltiM, 

mnnrtai w.sgg. calljtwiw. ••» 

Ifil HOIil CAT * TRAILER - la It. 

•iflllMf ctMition (nm mail, wlrt a 

trill! UM, Call MMNI, • J» 

HYLfStiltainÎji^ 

ANSOIV PLUSHES'4.99 ra 

SuarailfHd Inil.lljiiooi 

Nowai 

117.1232 

AMOEflSOmUSERKIS 

TAG SALES 

Liquidation o< hsvt* t onlenU (M 

Mfatei, full appralHl (irvlef. 

CALL 9270975 

ANTIQUE SHOP 

Spyrisek Arttlqui» 

747 Bay Av».Some« Point 

, MMTitfV Ittflli, TON Art, 

^ , MV , TON Art, 

DKOVJ. many Ittmi to cnooM Irorn. 

AlK) f ornltur« HnlnluiliH). 

Blt5lll 

WfM, •m, (IM« 

AIM by Hpeintnwnri 

^." Por TV G«nlmerclllt"Tni 

mavlo Hlrat, no nafrilncf necdad, 

Amalnr «M Pro. All mm go li«, By 

appsinlmanl only Uninrul eaninf. 

Call «tM7i«M, , m 

VARB SALE - Sal, Au(, Illl, • a.m. 1 

p.m Ul Sttxiry An,, raar, alkat, 

1NM IMvitMM oood,, taoll, ana ItN 

mor«. Ill 

TARp SAL! - Aug. if A Sapl,~i~latt 

• atMrlM An,, SUvitil, t •,m, to 7 

Multl family. | M 

1 CHAIRS-ITALIAN r>E0VINCIAL_ 

PEUitwnM, crutiM nxd nlvat, SoM ai 

pair only fill, wrovghl Iron Madbotrd 

tar 1 twin Nai, n" atua. Call Jtl lit* 

111 

TARO IALI - MULTI FAMILT - 

CHIMr.ni cWtllH, hoUHMIt gosdl, 

HdHireMi * much msn, Frl. only 

AM. Bill, IW AlDury AVI., I a.m. - 1 

P.m. lit 

IAUB f UBNITURB _ Fold «I 1 mTT 

ir.im pyll out ktt llani % Ixid 

6»ard, cNii ol trimri, U" Ilri! MM, 

flail M liw; TV lablf, Xmii ll.mi. 

Saturday only. Roar Mran 10O Ocun 

An. in 

YARD SAL! FrlOa,, I to I p.m. Ill 

limpwn Avi, Tan latin, china EISHI, 

gai tta, i. jo 

General Mdse. 

VCR RENTAL 

TAPES-MS/BETA 

• No Membership 


• Deposit Required 

Family 

H for Entertainment 

Witt)in Knight's Pharmacy 

8tfe a Wesley 399-5555 

Twenty yn, experlehee 

buying a, selling antiques, 

appraising & household 

liquidations, 

RaaUMraaAWraiMri ' 

Cal 398-0336 or 399-0552 

IALI - S.ctamtur HI (|,T. 

dayl I to 4, e»iw«n SHMl ana Third 

itrMf M cantral Ay. « M 

ETHAN ALLEN MAFLI SOFA _ ] aM 

tIMM, COCBMII taua, antlqui MM, 

dlnttl. ••), i ctialn, MMt ••IVI1 iota. I 

Mariana Lane, Ocun cliy. call Iff. 

g»l 


Olclc Buy Slioppp 

fll. 559 • Mays Landing Rd 

Somers Point, N.J 

Visa Mastercard 

Now Open 7 Days 

Appointments 937-M07 

Wanted: Old Somers Point 

Pictures and Postcards » 

CRYSTAL CORNER 

ANTIQUES 

KJrgnrHT wilhuui tiirnvajtiinre 

Complete line of furniture 

& Accessories 

Barrels of Cut Glass 

Beautiful Wedding Gifts 

Victorian Xmas Decorations 

49 CENTRAL SQUARE' 

Cred. Cdl. Mod. Sal. 10 5:M 4J) «7JI 

fwoTiAiriLB _ Tir»i ftrnM 

wain.r ana dryir, slse Ml, Fiiiiir. 

SMB. Call MJ OH! during tM day, » 10 

VARO I ALB -TITAII. »O 1 Stl. Au7 

II, Babyi eiainina, firlt 0 1, boyi 01, 

womoti'i waar, lurnlluro, What, loyi 

boat aqulp. A rnlic. ill Chtlioa Place 

txrwitn Dlh « uth oil Weilty A«« 

lilll.. ! p.m. Call llt-rai 110 

YARD SALS — Monday Sepl Md. Ill 

Ocaati Sd. ? a.m. lurnlluro. glaiiwart 

orlt » brae, railroad Itemt, old Ocian 1 

Atlantic citr poitali. Everything 

rtatonabit. Many »cant and It 00 

Items. | ]A 

THREE FAMILY YARD SALE - Sal 

t a.m. 13 Atbvry Road, raar, betwean 

•forth and lattariea Rdt. Trunk, lamps 

ctotning, tmoljL houtonold artlclH 

Itami. |,)A 

YARD SALE 

Clothing, flinlnp rod*, wattr ikit 

snow tKIt S, bw>h, knfcKKnackt 

band taw, canqt, SunMsh. lite 

lackets, blkn, tome antlqu**. 

Frl. (.Sol .0010 I 

I] Carolina Lana, (olf Taim. Aw«.) 

• 30 

'OININO ROOM SET — Old carved oak 

JCHIna caunat. Dull.t, oipantfalili tabla 

ited s cnalri 1I». or tu.l oll.r. old wlna 

:' Vf tl«« I7S call ItMXll tl 

• v,; 

A 1 

5The Gingham Goose 


(.Country Accent! Handcralttd gllti 

flJ iiafKlllnBandqulllino uppllai 

"> twtatar Doom 

•atvanlng workihopi available Irt 

'ewlail fwrb wriat(>i 

i 1 : « * M < M l l 

e pMrnCut lampihadei 

OfMrnOS except Sun iWta 

•" ' -399-3453 •; 

the Red 

Garagee 

tqUMr anilqum, antiques 

I R«Jd««tT)«blM 

BOOKS FOR Trig BEACH — Papar 

flack book., hall ante mti A tr.dn 

11% all New Bdtiilltn. The 

Bo4katerla Two I Ilk A AlDury. o t 

fir 

ALUMINUM SCREENS .... and jtorm 

wlnSowi, rticroonea ana new glaii m 

Hailed, Miami sorrieri Co. SOJ New 

Bd.. ftouie t, Sgrnan Point, Dial «7 

pl.io- anil 

recessed Hghling tlinniKhiiiil fintt you 

have ambiaiuc ,n an unheattililt' priic 

With (jversized d«k« and lands*apt-d 

pooj. the Rarden Suile al Sdirn'rs Mill 

.Square is the dollar for dollar value 

leader al Ihf shorf ll also tomei wilh 

tliermnpam? windows. L'entral air and 

t'HiniiiHUfll %,-a heat. Wajher/Dryer and 

lnl« uf sinr.jni: • if 

The Garden Suite al Somers Mill Square. 

Year 'niund living thal's beyond your 

expei'lations yel kiill within your 

Penthouses-deluxe master suite and garage from $84,900 

B«liel Road at Cedar Avenue • Somers Pbint, NJ •609-6537292 

Salw ft Rentals through rVJ Marketing Group, Liccnaed Real Estate Broker. 

Salet Trailer Open Daily 

BEACHFRONTS 

Beaurifgl 4 §R» Vh bath Townhome unlqutiy de!lgn«d and appointed. Includes 

masttr bearoom suite with Jaeuni, large living, dining and kitchen areas with 

beamed ceilings and skylights, California cedar siding, 4 decks and a rare 3 ear 

Garage, Gold Coast location. Call for more details,. 

Two family In ont of the best locations along Gold Coast, Pint floor unit has 3 

BR s, 1 batns, iecond floor unit his . BB's, 3 baths. Very large second floor 

apartment features btayflful Fiorida room overlookino ocean, spacloys 

bedrooms, enclosed rear porch and central air. Must be seen! 

~ LAGOONFRONT 

in quiet setting this home has it all. 4 BR's, V/t baths, living room, dining area 

medern fctlehtn, den with f ireplaee, enclosed porch, eentral air, one ear garage, 

gorgeous landscaping and J boat slips. Listed for M4S.000 600, 

SINGLES 

Riviera Rancher on large 90 foot lot. 4 BR's, 2 baths, new modern Mflehen 

Largt family room and gas hot air heat, oood Value ilI»,ooo,M. 

cute cottage very close to beach. Has 2 BR's, 1 bath, living room, dining arta, 

kitchen and screened In porch. Heated and furnished, $110,000,00. 

Under iW,O0O.M for this t BR, 1 bath cottage In good location, Ideal second 

home en duplex zoned lot. 

This single overlooks the meadows. Has 3 BR's, 1 bath, living room, dining area 

and kitchen. On large 50x100 lot. Only tM,noM, 

TWOPAMIUEI 

Good location for this S BR., 1 bath duplex only 4 years old, loth units rented 

yearly, excellent condition, $lJ4,fD0.0O, 

Cute Duplex with great potential for improvement, 2 IR's, 1 bath each floor and 

only 2 blocks from beach. Furnished and heated for il 1»,WO,00, 

South Ertd loeaflon for this sensibly priced two family. Unfurnished out Includes 

all appllancti, lacli 2 BR, unit Is currently rented yearly. Only 1104,900.00, 

LOTS 

Bay area sleeper, Zenjd single family. Has bay views, Only Uf ,500.00. 

Two family lot with fsntaifle views of Inland waterway. Very unique location, 

This one will make you money, $7»,SM,00, 

Large single f*mily lot In 34th St. area. Measures JOx 100.144,900.00, 

ATTiNTIQN 

We have super financing available to qualified buyers at the best rates in years. 

Now is the time to buy 1 

j^lîjt^'i-? 

OPEN HOUSE 

NORDIC SANDS TOWNHOUSES 

40th and West 


11 to 4 p.m. or by appointment 

Two and 1 bedroom luxurious seasnefe living, privacy 

deck, 100% financing available starting at SlM.JOD. Also, 

lease purchase program, 

NORDICREAL ESTATE 

7th and Bay 399-2936 w 

ROBERT L, SHARP, Realtor 

27(10 Aslnir.v Ave. .>.'il)l West Ave 

COMFORTABLE TWO »=AMILV * rented yearly pnjvlojfe} n 

eel lent Income. Reduced 101110,000. 

CEHTH CITY DUfLMK 

Owner (nxjoutt JJwner lay! jwlll 

Ouplct Wltn mtlltNamlly pdtnittej. 

LocaTM WIHOn eny walk to all 

downtown and InwDenUi acTreiHd. 

t 

Call «od*r 

OCat OOPUBX *!** 

-io lacithM innUeaiM*^ 

nllllcn(n;antffIlMa«M. j 

Entwlor Ming frntilr (uirrMI. M \ 

lachtd buiUaBI* lot jeaim* *J*f''' 

c*f garage. EXflHIantlMMIMIamr 

, fencuktrt lamllf B 

tunlty win «camm 

bedroom •partnwift. wired 

. lit Mic. addad IMS 

Near icnooH. Lir« lot Exterior C»U Unay Mr Mcom* JUfD. JU> 

r«entlr palnlep Bottl aparUncntl '»»*««.•' - : ft '., : 

Iwatm lor year round int. 

PRICE SLASHED 

one BLOCK HHOM icacMt 

CedarSaKK KKatlon 1 Vov mnt lee 

t 

laoooo 

hen I Ftahmi «*»• btorot 

M lRf.

\m\ 

iv ;j 

•imlm - -..n/i T UJ 'iKUsasnnemlCS 

Sf^p 11 ''"-" • "• • 

J^JEffiMEM - SECTION TWO 

^ffifktf for Salt," """ R.£.ForSalo R.E. For Sale R.E. Sale 

You Wont find Another 


A community of 91 

luxury residences 

GREENHOUSE 

ROOM IN 

EVERY HOME 

AT NO EXTRA 

CHARGE! 

2 BEDROOM/2 BATH 

STARTINr. 

IN THE 

vOU § 

,1 BIDROOM TOWNHOMK 

AISO AVAII ABI K 

20 RESIDENCES STILL AVAILABLE 

RESORT MARKETING 

Fjclujivrly through 

Resort Marketing Associates 

(609) 398 73OO 

27TH & BAY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

Your Key to Real Estate 

David J. Gilpin 

Broker 

THE 

AGENCY 

609-399-4400 

1400 West Avenue Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

Dear Friends: 

Thanks to our old friends and aU our new friends, the 

past few months have been very successful for THE 

FARRELLAGENCY, 

O-". : ' I want to thank you for all your support and engrfT* 

rcoufagemefit, and offer oar services, to mose wHb are * 

contemplating selling, or need assistance with summer 

or yearly rentals. Our professional staff wUl provide you 

with the personal service you deserve and the results 

you expect. 

We are looWng forward to a very active fall season for 

sales, and rentals. 

With the interest rate at a point that is affordable, this 

• will be a banner year for REAL ESTATE in Ocean City. 

Our staff is looking forward to helping you with all your 

REAL ESTATE NEEDS. 

Sincerely, 

THE FARRELL AGENCY 

David J.GUpih 

Owner/Broker 

t. OCEAN tilT^, N,J. 

R.E. For Sale 

SeeltlComparelt! 

Believe!! 

Applu .mmi hir n 

I niiiili' h AujiUjt !l, IWi 

Tvpiull lin.iiwiM||'*Cn«li prke of 

h ii-hi'driHim. hni-hnrh 

IIIKJI-I • ?M.W. Down |\iiWnl 

nl >), liV|i",.| M 

liMi".. the siviind \v,ir iiiiii 

11 /pi 11 ,..iiiiiu.il ni'tvi'iiitiiiPi' niri' 

Inr p.n nwnn Ji. ((H 1 in iiiunl mid ii-'HVntiw 

iiiM.iNmiiil. MiMuhli in.irtyiiyi'pmnii'iiiiti 

MMI.IIU i.Jili MpK|Sl.iwi.. iiwir.intViinil 

i.Mm.iin.ii t.vvmw.irmi.Hyi 1 i>> In wan. 1 I,i V, 

M H IIT priTi, ip.il .nut mtiTi-M v)rkT iittr.h'iiw I'inniviii)! plan* 

.1..11I.1N. i,.i linn,•II,.I,|II.IIIIHII InrS'lKIM iiniim-iiii) ., 

IANDDNG 

Roun- 40, I Mill- Ubt nf Atlantic City RatttRick Citric. 

CALL COLLECT (609) 625.3333 

fiJCIîpf BUILDING FOR TOUR FUTURE 

THIS IS 

NOT A 

RECORDING. 

1-800-624-3319 

NEW JERSEY 



it "the last word in customer 

service," we say it's just the 

beginning. 

Because at Qreintree, we 

have proftsslona! mortgage 

qualifiers answering our phones 

on Saturday (10am to 1pm) and 

Sunday (12pm to 3pmj 

MTWII get your mortgaga 


phone or, if you prefer, come 


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4TION 

* SUBSIDIAKT OfBtCUWTT M^NU MTOUM AMOCIATM1I 

10006 Atriums at Qreentree • Marlton, NJ 080S3 

1-800-B24-1732 Outside New jersey 

Call Mon. through Thur». until 7pm; Frl. until 5pm; S«L 10-< 

— = ' " - " j-LJi# 

Beachblock Duplex < 

101AfJlnBc*V«. -< 


Sunday, *epteriib«rl 

tl A.M.-3 P.M. i M 

OCEAN CITY 

TRIPLEX 

Ctntril Ayt. Investmerif 

prop#rty.,,IU,0M summon 

Income, each unit isoo «q' 

ft. wllh 4 bedroomi, i^ 

bathi, 2 porches, garagiw 

Cloit to teach and etnttr. 

of town. Don't mlu this od* 

portunity, call new for ful'F 

details. 

Coldwell 

Banker 

NEW PARKWAY 

Mtflylac, lHIIiiM Inter 

lBiP*».1«Mf| 

822-1141 

WtfBS 

MMnf 111 AHI1I1M inc. 

1 SMDINI fun - fF 

nliim wiaamMlyn (MriiiiHitl wllti 

'MMnmif MM lirnr, Pss), parting 

•M in mi imHMtiM si iA.ifH«unc. 

IrH.lliint. PrifM 'nun lIM.fM. Jomi 

onluroliftrt unm Darling a| tllt.wO. 

Cii) Itr teniiiiinii! n impKi !««>». 

in* Mint Mnn, ran PI*C. IM nw 

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WMTMPftOMT'- 

•/) KIM ri •nnolly j 

M •FHMvt fiv[nf, lilrMrsjury 

1 

lingliRanehir 

In beautiful Rlvlero neigh 

borhood. Large W*100* 

privani lot. Excellent eon 

dition. Great for year 

round living. 

Roger 

A, 

Monroe 

REALTOR 

(BOB) 398-7000 

lâzo 

REALTORS 

Custom hemi with flexible floor plan. Finished ieeortd 

floor. J bedrooms, 3 full battit. Large fenced yard. 

Garage, w/w carpet, Andersen windows, appliances, plus 

morel ilJf,§09. 

Jmmacolate condition. Quality; fnroughoutfrtMti marble 

foyer, loaded kitchen to custom brlcK facade fl, patio. 

Exqulsitei, bright home on a ta/o&lot. Even o fireplace. 

Single family dwelling on newly bulkheaded lagoon. Great I 

rental arta. Extra large lot with bayvlevy. Nneetf yard I 

With outside shower 8, electric. 1 boatsilp. Excellent Invwf 

ment opportunity at the right price, *l4J,roo. 

Best value en the Island, Townhouse In quiet neighborhood. 

Amenities Include pool, clubhouse and shutfleboard, 

1Mb sq. ft. of living space Includes 3 bedroom* 

and 2'A baths. Just reduced to $w,900. 

Sweeping boyvlews, beat slips ami Immaculate condition 

make this 3 Mdroetn, 2 oath ranch o perfect Ocean City 

home for year-round living or summer leisure. Include* 

one car garage, fireplace, and all appliances. $215,000. 

Recently converted duplex In rtlce residential arta, Each 

unit has I bedrooms, 1 bath, storage. 1st floor has Florida 

room. Fully rented. Good Income. (107,000. • , 

Investment duplex with excellent income potential, faeh 

unit has 3 bedrooms, a bantu all appliances, fireplace, 

locked storage area, plus more, $172,900. 

Nlet duplex Investment property located 2W block* from 

pqe of ocean City's nlceM beaches. 3 bedrooms, 1M bath 

each unit. Panelled walls In living room-dtnlhg area. 

iiM.0Q9, • ' '•"• •:- • '; .• -'•. : ' "••" 

Seashore charm is yours In this well-maintained property. 

Thiiipstalrs unit provides ampl# space for-t growing 

family or summer visitors. Downstairs unit will produce 

wrtrajneemi.tHIOO. •-, - ,_ ., :-, 

Modern beachfront duplex with huge decks arid 

fireplaces. Loaded kitchens. Ocean view,from dining 

area/ end living room, sheltered parking and enclosed 

beach shower and laundry. *470,000. ! 

TWln house with plenty of room. 4 ftedrqoms,,bath, f inela 

yird, off-stretf ^rWhg, Zoned Mrtmirclal, 1 Convirt W 

ftow.frofjtîa Wdiloorl living quarters. 1*3^0.' f ";' i 

\ - "OFF SHORE SPECIALS'" - ' 

quality construction In this custom built 3 btdroom, 

S S S r 0 " * " rM Md ' p tor 

*' mnUr w "» m w/hii 4 hers 

Lflrfle r M r 

\i\ 

(K 

«PAY, AUGUST 30. IMS 

R.E, For Sale 

Seaytlful ttiree bedroom* 

-VO bath, eondomlnlum 

sldence with large 

^Jlcony 1 overlooking Bay 

now being offered for iiie 

for the firif time, CurrSif 

toner wtB lease back until 

March1. 1*14 if requeifed, 

This almost new rfsidenee 

with large teat slip Inohided; 

li located on the 

second floor.«f a Duplex 

I Includes many 

,jorafor feature}. A few 

} Its fine appointments include 

Central Air con- 

|difionlqg, large eneloied 

storage,; private 

—- Shower and 

pressing room. Thii is 

{truly an opportunity for a 

HfiFlAiiai4lli,« i«tl,i = _ . . _ 

y e B f o r B 

uality type Condominium 

with a gorgeous view at a 

ftatonable prlct. 

Full Price fliO.OM.OO 

jtl 

4'- 

. _ / - • 

R.E. For Sale 

Oold coast Duplex 

Beautiful brand new 

duplex in one of Ocean 

Clfy'i highest rental areas. 

Across from beach w/great 

views. Please can for more 

Information. 

Moll loc 

RiALTOR 

y 

(609)398 7000 

The Look is Bermuda 

Time is Limited 

On the bay it 7th it. Open daily 9-5 

' - (609) 398-9443 

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

R.E. Sale R.E. Per Sale 

A VERY SPECIAL 

SHORT TERM OFFER 

)iM, 

g 

Ovitf .r... 1 BMk t, 

. tevtiinfl»tloyi UBHT eei 

CHMthirt PiMNIns, fttir 

S*r«si,. Parking iljfm 

Call (609) 547-1229 

SOMERS POINT 

WOOPID l WON 

OERLAND, One aert eor 

ner let with lovely split 

live! hemi. 3 Br, ii/a bath, 

Ig. dln^ rm. with f/p, 

recrtation reom, effltes 

and full basemenf. 

Reduwa to i1|S,o00, Seeing 

is believing 11 

An InMeMMnflr 9MM I, OncrilH 

ManiMr M Cslomll lankn 

• Ig 


Realtor 

LOVELY GARDENS RANCHER 

Hot wafer heated for year round living. Three bedrooms, 

roomy living room with weedbuming stove, dining ream, 

kitchen, IVS bathi, tide driveway to overiizea garage, 

nice rear yard. $125,000, 

families 

opportunity 

to join ttauMlECt 

Bayfront Commanity. 

fie Mriou boater 

will find protected 

deep water slips and 

floating docks. The 

residences offer fresh 

new floor plutf "with 

UrgidMki, 

m 

fittpJiea, Jucuifli 

ERGER REALTY 

SHOWS ITS COLORS 

CowfciHîeMront 

UB|S«,'3 betirooiTHi-feath ; 

iacKfrohf ! duplex,, on 

jfTM ft. Bold Coast Wr' 

«ei: loei#n*aW rental^ 

isforjftJQwrkfiamiious to*^ 

III'. 1 ' Frieeov deduced to j 

WSoOW qulek ialt^ '• •", 

iouth«nd'Lbxury• by the' 

loter;:,Thls'cu»tbm built'] 

t floor condo tia»'airJl]« ' 

tewii 

loVirad p j a q y 

s'to We beach HRriced 

'_ 399-6011 

and Poggenpohl 

kitclieai. The pool 

tod cabana club u 1 

perfect plict to 

in your 

di. Sptdal 

pricing on remaining 

homes from $165,000 

to $225,000, MOMM 

open daily from 9-5. 

sammmm MM 

Ocean City N.J. 

Don Johnson 

REALTOR 

Since 

1920 

MAIN OFFICE 32nd & ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY 3990076 

*»utÎ(«Ûftebit^cjtidi • 

VlewlariJfhe-^yiJnijiBS^ 

MB 

msmsm 

^^-j*t ] î^{ T ^ ^ tr 

Ocean 39 Beachfront Con 

do's.fJnly 2 leltlll These A 

bedroom, 2 bath units have 

all the extras, Including 

Jacuzzi tubs. Imported kitchens, 

garages, wet bars, 

plus much much more, 

priced at $350,000 1st floor, 

$370,000 2nd floor. 

southend, New 4 bedroom, 

\ 2 - 4 bath ' Duplex condos, 

, located across frorti'one of 

Tthe largest benches on the 

i l t d decks,on front apd 

Leon K. 

Grisbaum 

Broker 

Owner 

Southend Beachfront, 44th 

street area. The ultimate In 

contemporary beachfront 

living is, what you will experience 

In these 4 

bedroom, 2 bath units. 

Mere Is lust a partial list of 

what these units have to offer. 

Jacuzzi tubs, fireplace, 

wet ,bar, skylights, inside 

^talrs garage, garden win 

dow( i landscaping and 

much more. Priced at 

«3SO,000 )St floor, $370,000 

2nd floor. 

mmmmsmamm 

R.E. For Sale R.E. Sale 

franklin ^Williams 

REALTORS 

Owner anxious to sell prict recently reduced on thii 

lovely lagc»nfront home Consists of living room, dining 

room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, v i bathi, den w/fireelaee, 

garage, patio, second door deck, 3 docks and 3 boatslips 

Conveniently located near golf course and airport. Inspect 

today!! 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

•lay Area, Priced well 

below market. 3 bedroom, 

2W oath, one yr. old condo. 

Only $14,900 with 10% 

financing 

u 

Great business opportunity 

I Food Market and 4 

bedroom apartment, ioth 

store and apartment have 

been recently renovated,' 

including new heat and 

central air condition. Call 

new for ail the details. 

Owner' leaving the area It 

wanfr" a^ quick Mie. 

$i4f,ooft i 

A nice rancher expanded to 

1 or 4 bedrooms, 1 full biths 

and a den with a fireplace. 

A quiet location an a tree 

lined street. *t 18.000.00. 

Centrally located. Beach 

block duplex, furnished. 3 

bedroom, 2 bath, modern 

kitchen, fireplace, sarage. 

1st fl. 1 bedroofn, \ bath. 

Only 1118,000. Call HAGER 

REAL ESTATE, 

Furnished center city guest 

house near beach and 

bqardwalk. < Twelve 

bedrooms, four baths. Busy 

location with excellent Income 

potential. Compare 

this value'4o'any single 

fanilly home bf business 

opportunity t\ $99,900. 

; Duplex wit|tKCe|iehtr#n- ^ 

Gail today, ay •0polntment 

Just Reduced, Spacious 

home on large let in ear 

dens. Living room, dining 

room, eat-In kitchen, large 

family room, ' fireplace, 

powder room on first floor, 

4 bedrooms, 2 file baths on 

second floor, gas hot wafer 

heat* garage, sus/m 

Guest House close to boar 

dwalk and beach. 12 

bedrooms, 2'A baths, gas 

hot wafer heat, garage, 

washer, dryer, good in 

vestment, furnished for 

1139.500. 

Lagoonfront home in gardens 

with boat slip, 4 

bedrooms, 2Vj baths, office, 

workshop, 2 car 

garage, oil hot wafer heat, 

lundeck with wafer views, 

11B9.5O0 

Spacious home in gardens 

with income. First, floor 

apt. has 3 bedrooms, bath, 

game room, 2nd & 3rd floor 

cottage has living room, 

fireplace,' dining room, 

country kitchen, Ig, den 

with fireplace, office, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths,. Rear 

yard Is beautifully Iandseaped 

1119,100, 

-Custom built home In gar- 

'dens. Sunroom, living 

room, dining area, gourmet 

kitchen, powder room 

on first floor, 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths on second floor, 

economical gas • heat, 

$219,000. < 

beautiful Colonial home on* 

gardens lagoon With 2 boat 

iirpst' living 1 roomT-dining 

room.-, *at ,* tn^kifchM, 

fairtlly.room, battirjon flr»t 

Door; f lve.bearoprns

ft 

PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO THB SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, MM- 

R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. For Sal* R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

Iv : 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat, & Sun. 11 to 4 p.m. 

805 CENTRAL AVE 

New S bdrm bi levtI condominiums. Convenitnf to beach, 

bearflwalk, shopping Full appliance package including 

plenty of stor age etc Buy now and pick your interior color 

scheme i?»,9OOIirsi floor, $84.900second floor 

SHORE REALTY 

BIS Bay Ave. 609-399 1900 

conditioning, mthwSihwr, off iirflf 

lurking, near beach and boardwalk 

US.000 Garden it.lt Suit.. RtailOr. 

lim.nOAUiuryAvelft JU* r>ft 

halt) furnished candimlnlym apt, 

•vallaBle far Hit Or rent. Fir Inlor 

meiion aMâpaainiintnf to inipaci, call 

iTMIIf. Th. Mlfty Agency, Real 

•Halt, Part Place ana in. btiih Ptf 


Eleven I bedroom units, super condition, great location. 


ogcr 

835 *¥§•!§ 1 Avf. 

DLUE WATED 

M Jc D H 0 0 M I H I U M j | / \ . 

IN'.-;* 

•iU 

' OUEH 50% NOW UNDER AGREEMBfT. 

DONT MISS OUT, 

IAPFORDABLESHORE LIVING 

I PrlcelMS shore lifestyle, Rtlax, unwind and tnfoy KM 

I serenity of fhtj picturesque Inland Waterway from your I 

I private balcony or faHu advantage of adjacent residential 

I marina located at fht wn Street Bridge and Bayfront, 

I Two and three bedroom split level condos starting at only f 

I SIOS.OOO. Reisrvafions now being accepted it our on site 

saltiofflee, OP.iN EVERY DAY 1J AM, to a P.M. 

B. jutifui 100,10(1 ,,,,,„, ,,_,( !n f h, Riviera lection 

Witurlnfl a thr»e bedroom, v/t bath rancher with modern 

kitchen and all appliances. The home Is centrally heated & 

cooled w/a tremendous 2 ear detached garage. Don't mist 

thli value for iiM,9M, 

REAL ESTATE 

~ 1717 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N.J. 08226 

.. . Timothy j Richards, Owner/Broker 

V (> i ,'\ ' 609 399 1612 

1 or toll free out of state 

800 843 0172 • 

OPEN HOUSE 

620 OCEAN AVE. #A-3 

SATURDAY, AUG. 3i*t 

H00NT04PJH. 

^ Cltv HOM6 9 

Mdroomf, 2>,JJbaih», 

powdtr >room»A 2 car 

garage/ gas not Water heat 

Fully furnished Condo with 

many extras, 3 BR'i, 2'A 

baths, plus a mother In law 

unit. Great rental history. 

fOUHt SMALL APTSLcen 

*»Y'V de6tolf( 

MDWYErf.REALESTAT 

M6NT-;DeVELO>(EM 

Perfect opportunity awaits with this property offering 

gergeous 2 bedroom apt, upstalra and 2 large garage bays I 

on the street level. Owner relocating business. CALL 

TODAY at iiW.WO. 

REAL ESTATE 

1717 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City,N.J. 08226 

Timothy J. Richards. Owner/Broker 

609 399 1612 

or roil free out of state 

800-843-0172 

9M 


REALTOR 

BEAUTIFUL MODERN YEAR ROUND HOME. North 

section, almost perefect condition. Living room, modern 

kitchen with dining area, 1 bedroomi, IVs baths. Built by 

ona of Ocean City'* finest builders. All electric with (ergs 

garage and attractive yard. 1125,000. 

HEATED t FAMItr DWELLING upper eetfaBt has 4 

bedrooms, i full baths, hoi water heat. First floor j 

bedroom complete apt,, gas hot wafer heat, tasy main- 

tenance with vinyl siding. $l li.ooo. 

36ATLANTCAVE. 318-6011 

Three bedroom, i bath, living room, dining area, galley 

kitchen, liundry room, parting, 2 blocks to one of Ocean 

Clty'i finest beaches; i years old qualify first floor duplex' 

Hmao, fully furnished and equipped, ixeelUnf rental 

potential. Call today IMMM. 

Baymndlnos i|nBlt, Pour bedrooms, status, IHfWtiWen,, 

large Nlfehtn, laundry, garage with suhdeck, magnificent 

View. Call to InipiCf, $117,500. " V 

Three bedroom, 1 bath cottage, gas heat, quiet area, has 

potential, needs work. 144,900. 

Condominium...! bedrooms, I baths, dining area, laundry 

facilities, pool and parking, t7?,S00. 

West Avenue single,,,? bedrooms, convenient to oeach and 

boardwalk, ffl.m. 

Luxurious Gardens beachfronf.,,eusfom built single, J 

bedrooms, 2 paths, family room Mitti wet bar, flrepiaee 

garage, reardeek with speetacuiWvlew of b*ach and 

ocean, M2j,oofl. 

Asbury Avenue eommerclal,,,sforefronf and 3 apfs., high 

traffic location, 110,000Income. Call today, SliMM,' 

Asbury Avenue ilngle.,.3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room 

with woodburnlng stove and eening fan, iaroe 

dlnlng/iivlng area, well maintained property. Block to ex- 

cellent beach, tiso.ooo. 

•eaehfront duplex eondo...Soufh *nd second floor with 

speefaeular view. Three bedroomsârge decks, central 

air, large stone fireplace. Very good rental history. 

Hif.fM, 

OCEAN CITY REALTY 

REALTOR 

34th*AjburyAve. 3993403 

OPEN HOUSE 

SAT. 4 SUN. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

1720 Wttley Ave. 

UuxuFloui new townHouie, 3 bedrooms plus den, aw baths, 

living room with ilrupiact, dinlnB area, utility room, 

master bedroom with cathedral ceiling and deck with 

ocean view. Many other txtraiSH»,S00 . '" 

SATURDAY, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

3947 Weft Avenue 

Stylish South end single Four bedrooms, 7 baths, fully 

furnished, good condition, short distance to beach, con 

venlent to shopping, large parking area $129,900. ' • 

, ****** f 

•UILOMWANTID 

'Make an offer on this Wesley Av^nde lot, closo to beach, 

boardwalk and shopping, 33x100' lot, zoned mulfl family 

Owner anxious to Mil Prlttdat*75,000 

SPECTACULAR CONTEMPORARY BEACHFRONT CONDOS 

New 4 bedroom, 2 bath" units, air conditioned, fully fof- 

rtlshed, all amenities |M': ( 'V, ' 

ThrtM bMroorns, 4 baths ••cfT Unit, all amenitJM,.gnfur- • 

nlsnad, one block to beach *270,000. Can be sold n condo*.' 

ltM,U»flrstflo6r,*145,000s«cOTidfloor. '„ /, 

INTALSAVAIliA 

Best Investment buy In town. Thre« apfs, and restaurant 

F»ULLY H1ATHD. Good overall condition. Near beach 

and boardwalk location, 


Realtors 

ISih & Asbury Ave. 399-3038 

1101,000 

Ul.WO 

1141,900 

$225,000 

IliMOO 

"WISE BUYS' 

Duplex ..................... 39 Asbury Road 

Single......................... 459 west Ave 

Mu_l"........................ 426 Wesley Ave. 

Commercial ................ ,4apts., Jstores 

Upper Township .............. J bdrrn, single 

WE HAVE OTHERS 

CLOSED SUNDAYS D3 

DEFRANCO -MOOREinc. 

T/A Allen Stretch, Jr. Realty 

BIO OCEAN Aye. a»f,94as 

TWQ BEDROOM — S.COnd floor condd 

witn tmnitl ocein IIH, 4Hi AlMry 

Ave FurnimM llte.BN, Call liUlft 

iik t9i Teiiy. 91] 

LOViLlp-j 6B one story Mule, g« 

neat, isrss lei, ASerion MrK uctlen. 

Convenient to Parkway lilt 31. ossd 

KhHIs. U1.0OO. Call WMM. S,T0 

BEACHPRONT 

First floor unit, with ail 

new fully equipped kitchen 

Including microwave. 

Beautifully decorated, 3 

bedrooms, 1 baths, gas 

heat, oversized corner lot 

«7J»000, 

ASBURY AVENUE 

Duplex in excellent con- 

dition in good neigh- 

borhood, 3 bedrooms, jots 

of off* street parking 

1149,500, 

#*•#** 

Affordable home with new 

vinyl siding, roof and win- 

dows. New kitchen with 

microwave and Jenn-AIr 

rangi), S bedrooms, Vft 

bathi, asking SS2,000. 

****** ^ 

WEST AVENUE 

Condo in great condition, i 

bedrooms, central air, fur- 

nished with all appliances, 

excellent rental history 

$7»,»00, 

BETTY JOHNSON 

Reii Estate 

398-6066 

Licensed RMi emit trtmrr 

GREAT 

LOCATION 

Two story spacious con- 

temporary home, wrap 

around deck, 4J'xlO0' 

large, private, weeded 

property, newly decorated, 

4 bdrms, ] full baths, rec, 

room w/spiral staircase, 

ig, LR, kiteh, and so much 

more. Completely furn. 

Located In heart of gardens 

across from N, PI, Lagoon. 

Offered by owner for 

SiM,00O, •yAppf.Oniy. 

l-30 

DUPLEX 


•109,900 

Enclosed porch, living 

room, dining room, kit 

hen, 3 bedrooms, full bath 


LAMINA CO., Inc. 

215-565-2175 

an:-' MAKE 

i MY 

DAYS! 

CALL 

Thrie-' bedrm,, 1 bath 

duplex, center city, beach 

'view from porch, furn. 

1139,900. 

***** 

Very modern furn, condo 

across Iron) beach, 3 bdr. 

ms,, 2 baths, (175,900. 

###** 

Three bdrm,, IVs bath 

single with boat slip. 

Owner financing for 

qualified buyitr. 1157,900. 

Four bdrm,,' 2VS bath, 

lagoonf rent • eornt r, 

*24S,000. 

**••** . -: 

Ultra condo on lagoon, I 

bdrms, loft, 2 dicks plus 

! porch and fireplace. 

$253,500. 

****** 

MULTI-UNIT 

823 Ocean, 5 units 

1017 central Ave, 3 units 

plus io rooms 

****** 

Watcrview lot, owner 

financing for qualified 

bt/irfer, 175,000 

"JHB SELLING OFFICE" 

399-2500 

J.MUSSO.INC. 

" ESTATE, 


FURNISHED DUFI.BX — J bedroom 1 

bath. MS0 Dim utlllilei. No pati, >'-, 

monthi deppslt. rettiencvt, Scpf. 13th 

to June lstti. Call 2t3JSs-otI». v. 13 

UAROE TWO BEDROOM APT - Flrtt 

floor, heal Included, turnlih«l. U7S and 

two br., third floor turnlthed apt. tin 

Central location. Available mlds.pl. to 

mid-May. No pen. Families only, w/d 

Rel. req. call Jt*»JH Ml 

GARDENS DUPLfil(~— Very n]» 

cuan, l«t floor, 3 bdrm,, bath, Mv room 

hit. ram. II Central Rd. 5H 10-11 a.m 

or f ( p.m. 133! mo. plus utllltlii 

t J 

SOUTHBHD, 1ST FLOOR - J br~l 

bath, family room, wa*her/dry*.r, fully 

furnished, t'00 plut utilities. Available 

early Sept- III June IS. call Jta-Ul] at 

fer j p.m. 110 

OELIOHTFUL ] ROOM - Furnistiid 

apartment. Utilities Inc. ID miles from 

A.c. Untenable call JII-tl0l.FI 17 

GARDINJ AREA ~ tBtcltin tliitlin 

cy, w/d. Prelfr matura adulr. No pefs 

Slog monthly Includes all utilities. Call 

1?! 0100. » ) 


Winter Rentili 

WINTER or YEARLY 

RENTALS 

• • i •• i • ^ 

Efficiency, l'BDR, or 2 BDR, 

Modern Kitchens & Bath. 

Winter $300 to S375+Utll. 

Yearly $375 to $540 + utll. 

Call 391 6329 or 3»0 1164 

WINTCH RENTAL. — Available Im. 

metllat.lv 4 bedroom hoitla near beach, 

1410 plus utilities calf )ti 1413 I 30 

WINTBH RINTAL — (apt 14 III May 

u furnished mich.n. living room, 

dlnins room, 3 pedroomi Oat heat 1 or 

3 mature adults No pals 11H monthly 

l»ua utilities Call 3ft-43Ji3 I 3. 

4 BEDROOM HOUlM7~~~Vi~ll*ii\. 

•oulhend Nlcefv furnished, gulll area. 

References rttjilnd. no pelt MM/me 

plus utilities Calf ItMtn batwwi 11 

pro t) 

FURNISHED I BEDnOOM I bjlh, 

comlorteole for 3. flrit floor "Jo pets 

1110 per month including utilities Call 

111 I3ea 14 

1 FURNISHED CONPOS Iff OCEAN 

BLOCK — I month lease, 3 room 137] 

mo plus utllltlei « room, tin mo plui 

utilities call 31a 37s* s*t ihm Mopday 

.30 

WINTER* RENTAL -"isTTlr," IUH 

nishad i bdr, If, KIKhen I. bam, w/d, 

all IfrMt parting, na.r beach 4 MwUi,. 

ratlrencn r.suirid Call ltt IIM or 

oeiAN"cTff^'niiTan7*itSif»kn, 

TWO Oil POUR ••BROOM APTf. - three SadroMiii, ill Bathi, Haw Ml. 

C.ntral location, Available fapf, fa ch«n. wattnf, dryer, »ler TV. Fur- 

May, a,.,, IIS 

Vl FUBNiSHlD BFf 

naiNCV - Apartmini. IIH F*J HWj 

•arga aiiHlencK apartmatil I14» M 

mo,, iwo Baarf«m apartnitBi M»ffl 

mi lac* wtln IU p*f m*. adiiHlei|al 

for heal • Wlililw, . MsyperMii, imp. WJ. 

foams, call iff-Ms. ^ , 

ONE, i OR , HUOBOOM Arrt,"a. 

Nwrw.cn and bo.nf.ail,. All rnoMm 

CENTRAL AVENUE - 

Wesley Ave 

tment 

call 3ft 3433 for appoln 

TF 

NEW BAYFRONT HOME — llth L 

Pleasure. 1 Mr.. I balhs, W/D. DW 

garbage disposal, gas heal and hoi 

wafer, family, teCurlty deposit 

references required. No pals. Oct. 15- 

M»y I USD plus utilities. f«ll 

4114»ll. HI 

adults Call 111 ]mi 

SUMMER RENTAL - Ocean frtai't 

nan lo»ury duptei e tmrums. •• 

baths lacum tnicroivave, HresiUcai 

Available 17 balhs. wallntr. dryer. I3»s »""IOR Cl 

muilhly plut utilities. Oil toUJI l|3t. 

TIZEN — Introdnclary o»» 

6c.,i.lront o*4t avdnoln; 

lima offer 

new private. Calljll-IMi 

BEACHFRONT ~ IHl central AvV' 

HOUSE — Nearly furnished. 3rd Street, New 3 Bedroom 3 bath ilnl IIM/ 

UAactt black, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, lartja duplex Available weakly Sapt 33 tlnv 

rear deck and front porch oil street October call HI fill wiikefuli„ or T- 

parklno 147} monthly Including all >» I1I-U4J weekday! Ht 

utilities AvallabJ. I IS Call 111 •»• or _ -,.• 

ISIJ^SM^JSI^ ^ tl ONE BEDROOM - Centratly foc.tM 

OCEAN CITY - 3 bedroom apt !.pt J"' f n l . ' *' rMI „ ParKIno/^ 

.oaun.Pr.,.r...ch.rWpr«,,. Z2*«g, J^"""* -> , 

References required. I3S0 monthly In 

eluding ulllltlej. call Jtt »U. ( JO 

BEACH BLOCK - Near 4IU St. Utilities 

0nd caole TV Included. Two bedroom 

turn. apt. «ao monlnly. Call 3v> 4WS. tl 

TWO B.R., WELL FURN. APT. - OW 

w/d; w/w carpet, off-street park. Mid 

Sept. S3SS plus elec. a. phone. (IIS) us- 

1354. «1 

SEPTEMBEII—Pint Ifoor 3 ImlrooTrF. 

tleepj t Ocean tide comer Urd an* 

wnt AV. off (tnat parung HT» 

w«kiy for'wnnjorujjperw.^mbr 

1 weeks Call 409 •« 1W4 Mp 

FIRST FLOOR APf-Turo bedroomi, 

one bsft, Available October I, near Mth 

SI «45O plus Utilities CAM 3W 0547 ' tl 

] BEDSIOOM COTTAGE 

area. Call IIS 171 3145. 

In the bay 

If ER-Sd 

WINTIH RENTAL — Ocean Iront 

tukury duplex, t bedrooms, s baths 

lacunl, microwave, fireplace, parking 

Available t-31 lo s-lr-u. ll» per mo 

Call 191 1541 • 30 

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHEO-3 

bedroom apt. J114 Simpson . Ave 

Washer, dryer. TV. off (treat parking 

avail. Oct. thru Mar IS, IMt. mi month 

plus utilities. Cull m«41»4 or 9fS-flf 

0107. . VX 

EXCELLENT LOCATION-] SR, fum 

w/w, d/w, w/lt, cable HBO + tlet. No 

pats. Ret. teptûne. Call Ut 4U4. Ft-10 

SEPTEMBER thru OECEM 

lor rwwly retwvafea 1 I, 

apartments off 7th sttwt and the ptuun't 

change ol pace ol an uncnrsnletf BaaHl 

walk call 311 1113 " n 

SUMMER RENTALS 

Seasonal and weekly* 1 

prime time still available '• 

JAMES M. ^ 

RlilElDM 

1000 Wnt AM. 3ta-17M 

>AV, AUGUST 30, IBM 

RtntaU Florida R.E. 

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APTI — 

I bdr., llll/mo.i 3 bdr. carriage Mouse 

HtVtH.1 3 Mr. HIO/mO.1 3 bdr a 

oct.n «itw. Htvmo. vicinity nth a 

Ocean. Utlllllai not Included. Call IM 

455 i- • ' Fin 

VEKY NICE UOOMY 1 pdrm. n,ini>hM 

•pirtm.nl, eictlltntt central location. 

W/D. Available early Sept. 14 mid-Mly 

No pttt .Families only klM plui 

utilities. Can ha leen on Saturday, 111, 

p.m. Call If f 43M. , pll 

WINTErl RBNTALS NOW AVAILABLE 

— New out and Iwo bedroomi, clofe lu 

beach. Starling at low as 1110 plus 

ullllltes, Other larger, rentals alto 

available, sandpiper Raaitv, Reiltor. 

411 Atlantic Ave. Jtt nil.: .;., Fit 

OCBAN ClTY-J bedroom fMtia, 4th 

beach Block, LR. OR. ivt bath. I 

Mr to JurwHU mo. Call »M J7«, 

BEACHFRONT and 

BfACHVIEWir, 

, ,r luxury Winter Rentals , ; 

Now Available (7 or 8 month leasei) 

i=EATUBTNG: V 

AUGUST and 

SEPTEMBER ' 

RENTALS ABE AVAJUWLE 

THRU... 

ROBERT L SHARP *• 

Real Estate , 

Realtor ' , ,' 

CTOOrUbaiyAn. 399-1837 

5501W«»tA»a. 39M7M 

'SumiriRr and ', 

linings wanted. 

ten»nt» watting. 

JOHNSpN 

Hit 

-nee, find my 

last m\a insurance premium 

bill will substantiate the fact I 

am paying the insurance 

company for not insuring me 

based on the following: 

— Tort Unit option 

Lots For Sale 

LARGE If i IIS' OUPLiX LOT - In 

ncalltnl location, list s Haven, witn 

Impravernenti, HI,loo firm, call ill 

«3»IS, anytime n 

Public Notices 

elTYOFOetAN CITT 

CAPS MAT COUNTY. NIW JERSBV 

BHOPOiAL IS J! 

SEALED eiDI lor th> ConitruCtion 

of tulkhHai al «lh a itn street 

situated in IM City ol ocean City, N*w 

Jertjy, a> mori specllically •« forlli in 

the Proposal Form, will be rei/tived by! 

the City Purchasing Agtnl on Icpllln. 

oer 13, I«IS it 10:00 am prevailing 

timi, at which linn the uld utiM bids 

wiU Qe pMblicly opined and read. 

All propoiili shall be subrnitted on 

the Proposal Forfh ipgroved for fhii 

proposal, or on an eiact replica at, to 

wording arts punctuation, copies oi 

«ueh Proposal Form, fhli Advtr 

llsefnenf, end the Terms and 

bill and again with only 

average Inteiligence, it would 

If I tk ll th 

, __ mnmtetuetim.iwoM 

tl.464.50! mve»46.36and the company 

- PIP luiunuice eompu? would not aaauroe coveriage 

reirnbnriemeiit: If I tiki this until after an auto acd * 

premium deduction of $18.46 liability exceeded (2,5001 

and obtain an award In an Consider • 

note •ecidint, I pay the staler in tn 

company any medical ei- hr>spitali«d for only one day 

penses they paid or give them who unfortunately could &vi 

30 percent of what I might afford other '•wrap-around" 

receive for pain, suffering and insurance, be would have to 

Inconvenience. On even a pay the Medicare "A" 

small •ward of 110,000, the' deductible of MOO. The 

company stands to receive company again comes out 

»,000! ahead with a saving of at least 

Editor, Stn^l-LBdier. I ownw of the North Star Ml 

have followed with Interest Mm to fli to trmffy aT-nfnat 

the--recent lijttem In your that irg could take m • 

pages expressing concern collection to help, StmOaity, 

about poUuUon of Great Egg we could ask tin ownv c( Mt 

Harbor Bay. These letters SW to see If the DOtw «f tMiff 

have been aimed not only at little bun bombi coold tw 

pollution in the conventionii] oirtalled ind dot rant IQ 

sense, but pollution of scenic entile* who like to datwiht 

beauty of noUe as welL ducks we could also tvtt Urn 

I suggest that we stop to replace the high fatauttr 

tenjoanlng UM fact that our tamp at the dock ntwH 

>« m. ««— L -'—» elected officials seem to be Street on the bay. 

.W^l? ^25*! taletoffUiehooktormynuto doing nothing about thij A similar ple«i tbatit 1Mb 

mjii«tes«rtdent accident ,„ tt§ m o m i of pwbleB.We nan do • tot fateudty laaJpToTS Imf 

threihold: If I am to relieve death, tuimrei expenses or 

ttie insuranei company, of tacome t^rttauflan, I would „,„„,„ musml,elice 

„ w a m o 

ttiiir eovirage up to 11,500 in mm »i8,«, bat tte company, m^%' MtS?Ki drfuV 

an auto .ccident, they wfll studs to Mve at least »2,00D1 uS(whicfwouUitowfc 

aUow me a premium - PIT medical espeuse tatenieHeT) dSifiJT"^ 

reduction of 185.60. The btacflu datable,; intake mSKisSSiMta 

company la possibly saving *••••» iawi«ia»ii,«»iii,u I«.M •"•M-ufurcB nnuu save rpe m 

premium about $111,71, but 

tte lncurance company would 

b lt ff th f 

$4,009.68. Overall, perhaps tie 

oompany could be saving 

hil ? trom 

5 

New 

law 

OM! ahead with a saving of at least ,, e law 

- PIP medical expense |400plus UablUty under OM reiUy rid »clni »uto In- 

only: If I take Ms dedoctton -avt^pieaMmtdtdiietable «"«totalftw J«ay. 

fce insurance company does tar the company I 

not pay man auto accident for Again usins my premium 

Enforce West 

Avenue speed limit 

^ ttooo, 

CommumiyAHBlrs 

chairman 

PJ.; Maybe if the 600,000 

uninsured drivers In im who 

bad an auto aeddent bad their 

can impounded Immediately 

Bid held until two year ac- 

JMtor, Senitoel.Lidg«: In tail before tl»« are lives «Vtable auto tawrirnee was 

reply to James HoRue'olrtter taj, 2!°i ttod "S** hil P » 

.gardlng tile speed limit on Wame withheld upon request Roueing our NJ. Auto In- 

West Av., I feel he was much OamOty *nu*nto. to«^,wc--fc 

twMiidtottitnotwiiti,ete, «, . tat someone who tamn flii 

Tlie majority of motorteto, I - - ^«_»__— 

truck drivers, bus drivers and | 

especially the (rath (nek | 

drivers don't abide by the I 

speed limit, they drive more I 

like 40-50 mph. As soon as a I 

traffic control car is stationed j 

without them. could be made to 

For starters, I expect these Bros, and Ocean QSj ' 

letters have already gotten Oub. 

toe meisage to Atlantic A idea to owner, of poww 

Eaectricthatltsplantobuflda boats that they t*«ak O» 

afcajtory smoke stack may be sound barrier " ' 

in trouble. That could cause might also be i 

^ to ncsthlnk the project or think most omen of -- 

to find some way to boats go throwh the latr«t 

camouflage their plant at tow speed. Ittaaifr « W 

Beesley's Point It Is the MnoTttywhantraOt.»mv 

ugliest structure on the bay only require letUM *F*int 

and they must be sensitive to taow that we cue -- ' 

ttat. As for me, I am heart) 

As a next step, I suggest by this gnnmlmefl of t 

that stockholders of Atlantic cern about me bty. Son 

Electric write to management tamycoDdtajaattimlf i 

and the board of directors, throwing dpiettai 

to the nert annnal DMttag to Today 1 am „, 

vote agaltirt any director who Hmanaahtny. 

dctesnotworktosJ^rjhyslca] 

and visual pollution of the 

buy. 

As for noiie, I suggest tl 

\i 

(Please torn to 

Ocean City 1985-86 bus schedul 

t 

•USfCHIiMl.il 

ss Aveuue mcy tm saw i Ttta bu» aciMula far itujMa at 

I. Why Isn't M Ijnmilrked '••^'no'^ln'armaclujt.Jcnix.i.Illb. 

»* ,,.^ 11. "IT _ I IW * •" W M By Auf. «. All 

car meoi Uvei are ea» |i»iJtr.iivin8inm.araafm«nsrr.n 

danfiered when amhniimf** : i«itrîiiafremoaiii*if»iiuaiij 

B ^ = _ g ^ |HU A B!aBB^±±aK A H - —— — - V •:_ ^ 

II Corner of ath Straat 1 Hay Avanui 

si eemar of um straal & lay Avanua 

Nl eornaf of Rlamond Avant* & 

gtj 

hasn't helped that much », B.V. 

i am 

If tilt office of the consulting Inglneer 24Ul an 

iBRM, WHOS - 

Ml, IlHCIafuiar vltw, 

, itnaa, lamrity, Awaliabi. Nav, 

I. MM monthly. Call Jll 7«M. i-ja 

!(t arti wait Avenue. All itudtm, 

K W TENNIS - PeyrHi 

be«h. Qul.1 igutlan. Mill Mr 

• C«P«. I bMrooms, 1 Bam. 

lM«,4MMtrtM MWUM, UM fim- 1 

*•«, Igmlta*!, IJM plus IRilltiM. Ml 

JimtV, Beatwn, WMtM. H 

> F L«, Manan,, 

WtEhen, alwn*. Mtk, poroi, l»l water 

4JMtM nwpM deslreO M Ms. Mil In- 

ct, gtll. Write Ml 111, »eMlnel Ledser, 

Ocean City, MJ. _tl 

•O««HT u IM»«P - Bill H.Ut.T 

MfHm |l •tMftlWJHlUtlMijBf 

vatrty Mkae, tm-i* tr tHit. .t JTSJ] 

tob,ry A»«. W 5501 Well Ave. tl 

tWO fJIDHOOM - Hew balhroom, 

•Mwl* rtiMviM. Call iti-mn er us- 

tUXumsul - mm iiaar cgn- 

soplnlum i| JM lay. Two bedrooms. I 

kailH. AV.IUH. Sept. it, WM IttMtnli. 

caiim-nw. t-m 

I iwo liBkiNM - u P. K, H HI Mat, no pefj, marsre ear. 

Men only. WMta •iltlm Informaimri, 

•la • rahinMH, ifc, tu He. IM. Jen- 

tliL 

Rooms 

MOM uoo TO »m - incl. vWiila, 

MrM sll«, Mllr fumllheil, clean, 

MfHlfll, na pall. Mature persons only I 

pNnMM 4 uc, flea, utMal. Call M 

an MhnUyi wily. Call tar tppt, 

4 > • PM. mum. M 

T'iDR. OAAAO* AI*T. — Itnmac. ton 

aitKn Available lepl. l. liatvma. plui 

, -tWI'lrlw CalHtm>i.aiitl«rTo«iy tl 

;OHI>O(IHI»HKB-JI*mri»rn, UiMlh 

iti.. waihar, dryer, d/w. w/w unwt, 

tlnplaea, patina, ilerafja, oeacn 

black, iHlnlly at mj It. UH sir tngnni 

•fSWl HtlllTlH. Hi pelt. Call 3W-M3I. l-3a 

FURNISHED—l bedroom, l tsaiiiT 

kit. teturlly dapoalt required No 

Adulrtonly Call M0-M1S */M 

ANCNOMAOIl HOUil-Boemi lor 

rut, opin rill round iti] Central 

. Ave. Ot»»n eiiy, tsll 3ff«« or in- 

tm. if 

HOOMS-*y tha nwntti. itanini Mpt. 

rv, nirlf, with lull ana nail kathi, 

Referent*! raqyirM, Ns irnektri. Call 

Wf nil. W0 

ROOM WITH SINK - Available Sept • 

for non-irnDklng mat*. Unti of p,Lr Iffi, e if? 

anfl Chapter 33 of the Pubiit; Laws ei 

II?,, 

Pigs may be mailed or deNvereo fo 

tht eily Cl.rk of the City of O«an Cify, 

City Hall, Ocean city, New Jeney or 

prtlenlld to Ihe City Clerk of >ald City 

In In. Council Chambers, city Hall, al 

Hie llmt of calling lor Hid bids. 

If the city is reluctant to 

give out too many tickets to 

vacationers, I think they 

should take into considemtion 

life-safety and impress upon 

them bat while they are In 

Ocean City they must abide 

by Hie speed limits. 

b Sea Isle, Avalon and j 

. HWl ISIaol pupill to be transported 

.are ictieoulrt at ton. 

I All pupl hi wtto live south of Jltn Strwl 

last of ttta railroad and all pupiia wtv 

• lln asutti sf 30th ttraet watt of 

"rallrnatd tsii a>«« . 

, Ii invglvad m any acta ol 

• mSlkanaulgr or dlaratOKl on th. bun. 

' he/ m. en be endixtM frvn ma bu. 

The cr, e,Un,i, «„„.« ,„, HP. ,. g ^ ^ - , § fc ^ j^T.. Unl«. 

speed on the main street as 

they do on West Avenue. In 

«)|BtiaiJ, I . . . 

njmtar ttrjatl ONLY 

mei For bell »chMI 

Avenue as much as they do on |intafTnMiitaschaoi 

WiMt Avftnue — and Ray prlm * n ' l£lBo1 

west, avenue ana oay 

Avenue has a higher speed 

l 

I (Dam 

I *).m 

• Nam 

» Mam 

140 p m 

s 

a asfvamv r"»t vr vrrivw — 

Cpaca w rant, Atsaw Ava. MM moo 

th* waa Htnittaa. Jrttrtw RaalMn. 

rRKH — Wlft< kitchen 

1311 monthly. Apt. including ulll. lilt 

monthly. Available Sopi. 11 to June IS 

Call itHIW. M 

NICajLV BURNISHED ROOM - With 

bath • thowtr. First floor. For lady or 

•efttlaman. All year round rental 

Private homo. Roll. Parking. Call )»l 

ntt, t4 

tavhoel 

N 

tNoiKHrrii 

MDROOM AFT — Furnltljed aT 

llhad. Vaarlr or'wHittf. Call 

RMIty,|irKMIT>-IN« H 

R.E. Wanted 

many qUallltad prafsiatectfi 

CAU RANDALL REALTY 

5jth ami Central Aw. 

itt-tt.O 

bedFOonit. bath, living 

*oom, Bat-In' kltcnen, dlth- 

W«>her, dltpMal, waiher- 

V twok-up 2nd fi, un-~ 

turn. No psrtt. maximum of 

2per*>n» tni plus utiMlw. 

«i "" / ••'• 1 .'«-"''-; i 

W474) ' B .| N* cornar ot llm JTrart 4 Cantral 

la present and objections you miy have .-i.i.V.-v.. j ITIiJi.-*. • Avanua i 

t,,b.,r.ni,n, . 

and stnat a. Cantrai AMtMa 

Km straal a, Csnlral Avanua 

•th Straat a, CaMm A>*KM 

J2nd Stnat 4 CaMnl Avatma 

Mm Straat« carm-ai AMHM 

Ath strvat 4 camraj Avanu* 

«»d Stnaet «, Canmi Avsnm 

Ann stnat 4 cantrslt Avanua 

47th strait a. CarUral Aaranga 

Stnat 4 Centnl Avanua C 

•) 

Avarwa 

MmtvvaalRaarDMva^ylBvtwfein 

2^ 

licratary ol'lh. s. m« Point zoning 

Burd bi Adlintmmt, whira miy are 

l U b l i H t l l J, 

.alUbairHpectlw 

Tt(H tiotita |i i»nl to you by ti.a a*. 

plk.nl oy order ot the Zoning Board of 

AiuJimwuorth.Cityolsom^Point 

O ' Na.wrti>riioinR.iiieiiai. 

indaVlduiUy Owned. WtW J, 

oansldered to bi « Dart Of tht • 

gOTOnjineiB.^ , .,, , 

World ' WiT, 'II I 

Spruct Road K Bay Avenue 

Tennesu. Avenue 1, Bay Avenu. 

30th Strtat I Bay Avenue 

ttnd Street 1 wait Avtnut 

Um Strtat «. wail Avanu. 

SMd Str.et L Wnt Avanua 

I4th Stntl. 4 Welt Avenue 

aih Street 4 Cantral Avanu. 

S4rh Straal 4 Central Avanua 

Ord Street 4 Central Avanu. 

40th Straat 4 Central Avanua 

15th Street 4 Cantral Avetnw 

Mth Straat 4 Cantral Avmua 

17th stnat 4 central Avanua 

lath strait 4 Cantral Avanu. 

tth Straat 4 Central Avanua 

•th Str*tt 4 WHIey Avww* 

4tn Slratt 4 Wailiy Avanue 

. Batianaa Road 4 Wnlty Avtnua 

North Straat 4 Bay Avtnut 

fth Stnat 4 Bay Avanua 

OcMn city F Haul. 

Intwmedlat. itwdttjli Only ~ < DO 

•.in H Comar M Saalpray ftoM t, WMlay 

Road 

, NS Comar tl Wavarty Blvd. 4 J WMl*y' 

Utotd, < 

traivcaitia fioad 4 vnalay Road 

NW Comar ol w Atlantic Blvd. 4 

Garden Partway 

'NW Comar ol Inlet Road 4 Wattiav 

ftoatt . • • 

•I. A-itunaa StistHiti Only 

0»mar ot a»'«r«Sr t, 'w»«la. Owoana ârtrwa,) 

J Desk* Mil 7 W a m 

Baylcndl 

NW Comar « Mtn Straal 4 Bay 

Avtnu* (Oxford 4 Barir.m tjnea) 

NW comer of Oxford Lana 4 Sonwrtat 

Lane 

N£ comer of Wnnninster Lane a. 

Bartrem Lane 

SE Cornw of 33nd S1ra*t a. Bay 

Aveîme Ocf^n aty f Rouf. 

Intermedia^* Scnooi — I 05 a m 

SE Corner of 'th street 4 Centnl 

Avenue 

5E Corner of 2nd street a. Central 

Avenue 

SE Corner ol Centre I Avenue I Bat 

HTSM Road 

WHt Sid. C Atlantic Avanu. at St 

James Plac. 

Inhtrmedlat. School ~- I 3D a rn 

comer of 4th street 4 Simpton Avanu. 

NE corner of 2nd Street 4 SJmpion 

Avartue, 

SE Corner ot North straei 4 Simmon 

Avtrw. 

Oc.in CHy J Rout. 

InKrmedltte School Only — I 00 a m 

52nd stre*t a, Meven Avenu. 

IPtayground) 

Clipper Driv. .t Anchor^. Drive 

SW Comer of 55th Str*^ a, Havan 

Avenue ICuitara stand) 

NW Corner of Sftth straat & Asbury 

Avenu. 

DISMISSAL ROUTE 

OOM City Rout. A 

High School Only 

10th Siren 4 Wat Avenue 

32nd Strtat a, Weit Avenue 

14th Street » West Avenue 

40th Stnet 4 We.1 Avenue 

Mth Street 4 wnt Avenu. 

lnt.rmedl.t. School Only 

stn StreM & Bay Avanu. , 

Bay Avtnue ^ Batttrtea Road 

BanerHa Road & Cantral Avenue 

4tn stnet a. Wniay Avenu. 

7th Street 4 Wttlay Avanua 

Oc»n 4 Atlantic 

Ocean Oty Route k 

High Ichoel Only 

30th Street 4 Bay Avanue 

3!ro Strttt 4 Bay Avanua 

Bartram Lana 4 Bay Avenue 

Wntmintter Lane 4 Bay Av.nvt 

P U I Child at AHantlc Christian 

before going to Prlrnary In afttrnoon 

Primary scnool Onty 

14th Straet 4 flay Avanue 

lith Siren a. Bay tvenil 

lath strtet 4 Bay Avanue 

mth street a. B.y Avenge 

34th Street 4 Bay Avanua 

3>th Siren 4 Bay Avanua 

RIBM Hand Cornar ol 30th StrMl 4 

Bayland Drive 

32nd Street 4 Bay Avanu. 

14th $tni*t 4 Bay Avanu. 

Bertram Lana 4 Oxford Lan. 

Som.net Lane 4 Weitrnlnstar Lin. 

37nd Strtat 4 Bay Avanua 

Intermediate fchoal Only 

7th Strtat 4 Bay Avenut 

sth Stmt 4 Ocaan AVttnu. 

4th Street a, Wnley Avtnue 

3nd Street 4 Wesley Avinut 

ocejanotyciiaat. 

High School Only 

NW Cornar of Ark.m.1 Avanu. 4 Bay 

Avanu* 

Walnut ROM 4 Apptetn* Lana 

Midway Hartjor 4 Grenada Lana i 

70th Strait 4 Bay Avanu* 

Primary tcMal Only 

st Chines plac. 4 Atlantic Avanua 

Watity Road 4 Battania Road 

Seaipray Road 4 Wtilay Road 

Wavariy Blvd 4 wnley Road 

Edtntjum Road 4 Gardamj Parmny 

Atlantic ChNitlan School (10th straal 

4 Wslay Avanva) 

10th stnai 4 Bay Avanua 

llth Strtat 4 Bar Avmua 

nitumond Driv. 4 Michigan Avanua 

IMarmesMitg ichaal Only 

•rlontai Plac. 4 Atlantic Avanua 

Parti Plac. 4 Atlantic Avanua 

Ptreilyn Plac* 4 Atlantic Avanua 

Battanaa Road 4 Ocaan Row 

50th iinat 4 We*t Avanu. 

find stnat 4 UMat Astanttai 

aiti strten 4 Wexltr *vi 

•ma stnat 4 Wkale ' 

saanw-ay Road 41 

W.varly 8lvd 4 WfwB.I Raaat , 

Ntwcaitla Road 4 MajaMy Haw 

Brldua Blvd 4 Gundae RDM 

ocatacttyHftat*. 

HWl Sckaol tgedy 

»th SfTMt 4 Cantral Avanua 

ath stnejt 4 Cantral Avama 

um stnaf 4 Cantral Avanua 

40th sines) 4 Cantral Avansjs) 

44tn Straat 4 Canirai Avanua 

«th stnat 4 C#*al Aw«n«a 

50m smot 4 Central Avanua 

STnd Stnat 4 CaMnl AvtKut 

54th straat 4 Cantral Avanua , 

am stnat 4 Cantral Avanui 

Mtn stnot 4 Cantral Avanua 

55th straat 4 Cantral Avanua 

Cllppar Driva 4 Anctsnga Orlv* 

Slnd Stnat 4 Ciippar Drlt* 

SW Comar ot Slnd Straat 4 * 

Avanut 

Slnd Strtat 4 Wait Avanui 

lishinnadlita Sctiaal OMv 

30m straat at Baytand Drtva 1 

Bayland Drive 4 watar—, turn 

Bay Avanut 4 Walarwav MM) 

Oxford Lama 4 Bartram Una 

Oxford Lana 4 tsmtnal Lan. 

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i 

^ 

LET T,ERS Continued eramm*w 

Doctor's fee way too high 


The following will probably be 

of Interest to your readers. 

On July 4 at about I a.m. • 

neighbor of ours fell from a 

ladder tad injured her arm. 

foddentally, she Is not a 

senior citizen. We called the 

Rescue Squad and they 

responded within • few 

way 

minutes and she was taken 

immediately to Shore 


I followed shortly after and 

when I arrived at die hospital 

I was advised that she had 

been examined and was 

awaiting the arrival of • 

doctor. Meanwhile one of the 

elderly volunteers In the 

5ffei«uifl 

TRAVEL 

201 West Ave, • Since 1971 • Ocean Cily 

The Crulsa Spteiaiisfj at Ocean City Travel »r# p!«as*d to 

announce the appointment ol 

SHELLE PATRICK 

Founder of 

CRUISI SALES INTERNATIONAL 

Ft, Lauderdale, Fla, 

and formerly with Royal Caribbean Cruise 

Line and Costa Cruise, Miami, Pla. 

As Group Travel Coordinator 

Wo Service Charge of Any Kind 

emergency room provided a 

plastic glow filled with Ice 

cubes to reduce the swelling. 

I cannot say too much about 

the wonderful treatment and 

companion fay the Rescue 

Squad personnel and the 

volunteer at Shore Memorial. 

Around noon the doctor 

arrived (itmyheun after the 

admission), provided a cast 

and my neighbor was 

discharged at about 12:30 

a.m. The followin-j week my 

neighbor received a bill from 

Swre Memorial as follows: 

Emergency Room, 

Radiology, etc., $151.80; 

Procedure ode, 128; 

Doctor's exam,, etc., (SIS; 

Total, I6M.60, 

In my opinion, the doctor's 

fee ia entirely out of line, and 

8M people at Shore Memorial 

should monitor the charges 

feat the doctors make, 

John N. Murphy 

GCtt 

Don't be 


The Ocean City Cultural Arts 

Center and Historical 

Museum la a priceleM asset to 








Stop In or call 

Sob Smith or Bob Williams 

lor appointment 

Seethe... 


Asbiiry Ave. 

ATTHE 

THE 

STEPAHEAD 

PLACE 

«wa< uamumsuHaoeinuim 

Motel developers keep trying the squeeze play 


Having attended two Planning 

Board meetings 

recently, it Is quite evident 

that all developers of motels 

and hotels want to include 

kitchen facilities in each 

room, to help market these 

units u futurecondo units; or 

to compete as complete 

duplex-units with the present 

duple* rentals. 

Their (the developer's and 

owner*!) plight la presented 

aa being a hardship due to the 

unavailability of adequate 

(favorable) financing and the 

Inability of motel-hotel 

tenants not being able to cook 

their own meals In rental 

units versus the expsnge of 

patroniilng local restaurants. 

City Planner John 

Gldeonese is to be commended 

for his recommendations 

to the Board mat 

these developers adhere to all 

requirements and that kitchen 

units be forbidden In any 

motel-hotel construction. 

traditional business community, 

its Infrastructure, 

and its housing- certainly the 

dty'i "soul" resides In Its 

I 

not only Ocean City but to the churches, its parks and 

entire region. It is wy hard beaches, and its arts. To think 

to believe that any of the dty that the one Is vital and the 

fathers would be so short- otter is not la pure folly. 

sighted as to not support Us Yet too often when It cornea 

•refurbishing In its present to the arts — Oat central 

~ location- 

human endeavor that has 

While the "body" of a dty brought the world its 

may well res; de In its Michelangelos, its 

Shakespeares, Its Mozarts, 

and Its Martha Grahams — 

the controllers of the public 

purse strings cry "poor." 

Don't let that happen to you. 

Ocean City. You've got far too 

much going for you to let 

amidl-minded individuals call 

fee shots on this Issue. 

Save the Cultural Arts 

Center! 

PaulL-AlkenJr., 

Executive/ 

Artistic Director 

South Jersey 

Regional Theatre 

Somert Point 

Arm For Nearly 1OO Ycur* 

Phone 399-0012 

- .Ocean City* New Jersey 

ICE LOBBY 

Thurs.9to3 

"V 

MOM it Is a ploy to crowd 

more units onto late that 

never were meant to be used 

for duplex apartments. 

I also want to commend the 

Planning Board for its 

wisdom to sticking to its guns 

(a refusing to overcrowd 

Ocean City, to Jptie of the 

drip-drip eroding attempts of 

developers seeking to squeeze 

Just one more unit onto an 

Sindia represents a danger too 

The purpose of this letter U to 

express concern with a 

dangerous situation pertaining 

to the week Sindia 

which ha* developed since the 

March 1984 •torn. 

Prior to that toe, the tall 

pilings which marked fee 

location of the vessel had 

Danger signs afixed thereto 

for the purpose of cautioning 

swimmers to avoid the area 

above the wreck. In fact, the 

need for these signs was increased 

after would-be 

saboteurs placed four to five 

pipes into the sand directly 

over the wreck and 

protruding one to four feet In 

height from the surface which 

pipes are only clearly visible 

at low tide. 

These pipes, together win 

flu weathered and waterbeaten 

remains of the ship 

pose an obvious threat to 

anyone who dare to swim or 

bathe in their presence. 

Unfortunately, with the 

storm of March ISM the 

marker signs were torn from 

their mounts and although the 

lifeguards and police have 

been requested to replace the 

signs, the request has not as 

yet been acknowledged even 

though the danger U admittedly 

evident. 

Of even greater concern at 

mis tune should be the foursided 

pipe structure which 

was recently embedded into 

the sand on Sindia weekend by 

(he salvage diving team with 

Ow apparent blessing of the 

dry for demonstration purposes. 

Subsequent to the day of the 

demonstration however the 

structure has been permitted 

to remain end in addition to 

defacing the coastline by the 

obtrusive nature of the resting 

pipes, this structure has 

offered Itself as a playground 

for children who find its 

existence luring and attractive. 

Unbeknownest to these 

children, and often their 

parents who condone their 

presence on the meek, the 

danger of the Sindia lies 

beneath .and no markings 

exist on the beach to caution 

conscientious bathers of the 

danger at hand. 

Since May 18, .1985,1 have 

personally had cause to notify 

the police of children on the 

structure in question, who 

were being in fact, supervised 

by their parents In total 

bUssfulness of the danger 

confronting them. At Oat 

time I requested the officer to 

seek the Installation op signs 

to mark the existence of the 

vessel and prevent continual 

bathing In the area. 

However, to date that 

request, together with prior 

requests for action to ward off 

serious Injury or death to an 

individual who might venture 

unknowingly Into the water 

above the protruding pipes or 

fall from the diving structure 

has fallen on deaf ears, 

I write to you as a concerned 

homeowner and 

summer resident of this city 

to express my concern and to 

seek your assistance in 

having the dangers identified 

herein, which lurk above and 

beneath the sea, where 

possible removed and where 

not, identified. 

For manv years the wreck 

Sindia has laid beneath fee 

sea in Its glorious bllssfulness, 

truly respected and admired 

by many. The harm that 

would be imposed upon this 

dry should someone be injured 

above its deck for 

failure to mark its existence 

or for permitting deadly 

thorns in the form of pipes to 

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In Our Pioduc* p»pt — now Fttturlng 

already crowdediuita., - •; 

JlmCiinnlnghain 

OceanCOyani 

protrudtrfrom its deck would ad dangerously altarini? > 

be both devastating and rtUton. _ « _ _ ^ L - 

anbarrasslng to this famUy 

moti. 

As web, signs should be 

Immediately Installed on the 

posts to Identify the danger ot 

the buried vessel to those who 

might dart to nrim Id its 

presence and the diving cap 

and piping newly embedded In 

the sand above the deck might 

mil be removed In order to 

delete from this lovely 

coastline a danger most often 

beneath the aea and a 

nrntnulon hiHpmis to view 

It is sincerely boped that 

THa Sentinel-ledger Ml 

utilize Its influence to Imprest 

on the dty the importance ft. 

needing these requMtg wii 1 . 

nottoeverprintaheadlliierf 

death or injury atop « vwW 

wtiich from its hUtary bM 

never, to my knowledgi 

known or encountered sudi • 

catastrophe. • •/ 

JohnD.Maiii 

HwSMLffa, 

Pay upj don't fret 

Bditv, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

must commend you on your 

continuing policy to print at 

least one letter per week from 

a victim of the Parking 

Authority (Waffen SS, according 

to Ed Winter's Aug. 

23 letter). 

It la worth the 10 cents 

every Friday to listen to all 

the crybabies who feel they 

are being picked on by the 

Parking Authority. 

Just last week, Mr. Winner 

said in his letter (Parting 

Authority) members "lurit in 

coffee shops and are occasionally 

so zealous that they 

ticket can before the meter 

baa expired." He was fretting 

over a ticket he claimed he 

never even saw on his car. 

Well, whether you saw It or 

not, Mr. Wtomer, you obviously 

were breaking the tew 

and warrented this massive 

fine. 

I can't lee why you added, 

"I will pay the fine because I 

am a law-abiding citiien of 30 

yean standing In tWa community." 

I guess you meant 

you mre a law-abiding 

citizen, up until this ticket. If 

you are truly serious about 

being to saw-abiding, pay the 

$10 dollars and save The 

Sentinel-Ledger readers' 

boxes of Kleenex. 

Since I do know a few of the 

parking violations officers, I 


WHAT THE BUYERS 

WANT 

According to the united 

States Bureau of the Census, 

the average site sf new 

one-family houses is going 

up. Those built last year 

were the biggest since 

World War (I, averaging 

1,W0 square fett. And 

there's greater demand for 

one family homes, foe. 

Even though condos 

became tremendously 

popular, the traditional 

buying patterns ire returning. 

, is your house what the 

buyers want? If Is if you've 

got the right prospective 

buyers looking at your 

property. 

When • we qualify a 

prospect, we find out where 

he's coming from and 

where he wants to go why 

he's moving from his 

current home, and what he 

expects In the new one. 

How many rooms does he 

need for how many people? 

Does the family entertain 

extensively? What's the 

taste In furniture and architecture? 

What's the 

lifestyle? 

Qualification goes Into 

finances, too We'll find out 

what kind of down payment, 

they've got, and what kind 

of Income to meet mortgage, 

Insurance,'and tax 

requirements, , ' 

If you want a 'qualified 

buyer to see your home toysale, 

list wlfMhe,, 

horpe marketers at,\. 

get to bear all the wondejfid 

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also be able to uoUce and i 

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meters are 10 

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ttey mn fruJy marvelouii*"' 

The Rescue Squad transported 

me to Shore Memorial 

Hospital and later to the 

Hospital of the University of 

Pennsylvania. 

Their concern and encouragement 

to my wife ant 

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Quilt show days away 

'Hie' Hopefully Annual Quit Show and 

Sale is no*' In Its fourth year and, baa 

become an established event in Ocean. 

City.. " • . 

The show b held each jnear the Friday 

and Saturday attar' Labor Day 1 in the 

.Ocean. City Sports and Civic Center Sth 

Street off the Boardwalk. - 

Quflta .to be on display this 'year mil. 

ffTffw/jy oo£S frm 'private coUiectdkrau in. 

California, Indiana, Maryland along with 

.aae local work. 

Two 'Of' tbe featares of this .year's show 

.ate a. bookaigning with author Susan 

Ayleworth Murwin. Along with Suzzy C, 

P&yne, they have written three of the moat 

popular tjuiltauifctng books available. 

Also, Judy Mathieson, noted designer, 

.lecturer and teacher from tbe LOB Angeles 

.area, frill, conduct a 'workshop on. 'tine' 

construction of the traditional Mariner's 

A unique part of this year's eddHt will 

'be the quilts brought fay Murwtn and 

Mathieson. Mathieson wffl have on di^lay 

tbree of .her latest pieces, all traditionally 

inspired with, a contemporary approach. 

Murwin will be on band, with a few of the 

quilts illustrated in her 'book Creative 

American Quilting Inspired % HK Bible, 

The quilts are made' from patterns Out 

through our American history, bare 

retained 'names derived from Bl.Ua 

stories. Some iftofc. tradltionaL,, .some 

modern but all are .appealing to the eye.. 

Wedding quilta, aid quilts, children's 

quilts, and "wall quilts, will be displayed at 

the two-day show. Many 'Ml be for sale; 

others are on. loan from, private collec- 

Each year, money raised, during tbe 

.rt»w la. donated to tbe Ocean, aty 

Recreation Department for use In tbe 

youth programs or for 'toe 1 purchase of 

Tbe Ocean aty chapter of 'One Beta 

Sgma Phi will again 'be serving as 

hostesses. This Is one of their annual 

ftfwflit". fflrvfffft projects* 

Stalnton's Department Store has 

donated 'Hie fabric and materials for the 

making of a. raffle quilt. Tbe quilt, tilled. 

Rocky Shores, nil 'be unveiled by Walter 

Sch raves and, the store's general 

'manger, "lids month. Tickets for tbe 

raffle will be available at tbe. show. 

According to' Barbie Harris, coordinator 

for (he event, "^nnitDiBken, historians, 

artists, and antique fanciers will enjoy the 

show, and .are welcome to photograph the 

«pHta." 

There will also be' a. small merchant 

mall, featuring' 'Ojullt dealers: und. fabric 

shops. "Here you may find Che' quilt, the 

pattern or the book you've been looking 

for,"* said Harris, "maybe even sign up far 

a class to 'begin, your own heirloom, quilt." 

Show hours: both days are 10 ajn. 'Bit! 7 

pjn. The center Is located an 6th .Street 

list aff the Boardwalk. There ta. a ft5§ 

admission donation at (be door (No charge 

far .young: children). Further information 

may be obtained by calling Harris at 388- 

Resort's activities 

don't end Labor Day 

September is Super, and October's 

IMceos Nice;, have 'been, 'the fall themes 

ta Ocean. City for over five years, now. 

The mid, refreshing weather, .reduced 

accommodation rates .and lack of summer 

crowds .are attracting; more fall visitors 

'here every year. 

To complement the natural attractions, 

of be season,, tbe dty has. added special. 

events .and a. variety of entertainment to 

the "off-season" schedule, 

Indian Summer Weekend, to be held for 

tbe 'third 'lime this, season, has become a 

popular "event that captures tbe special. 

aavor of 'the: shore. 

It Is set. to 'Oct. 44. Features include a 

block 'party extending from. Kb to 11 

streets on Asbury Avenue, the city's 

downtown snooping; district. 'This 'event 

will be held Saturday. Oct.. S from. 10 ajn. 

tan 4 p.m. A craft, show, new car show, 

antique auto show, ethnic foods festival 

and. .sidewalk sales 'by merchants, will be 

included. Free' pony rides for children, 

Indian dancers, acrobats, and fortune 

- tellers are: .also scheduled. 

A 'trolley will connect the boardwalk to' 

the: downtown area 'with rides provided, at 

no charge. Boardwalk merchants will hold. 

table-merchandise .sales and there will be 

a .seafood, festival at 'the Music Pier, 

Boardwalk .and Mooriyn. 'Terrace:, from. II 

am... to 8 p.m. on 'Saturday .and Sunday. 

An oveMO seniors' Boardwalk Run is 

.act for II a.m. Sunday starting at the 

Music Her and. there will 'be a sand 

sculpting contest beginning 1 p JTI. Sunday 

at 'the 10th Street 'beach. 

'The Ocean City Historical Museum and 

Ocean City Ma Center, both, located at 409 

Wesley AY, 'nil be' open to visitors, 'this 

fall 

Following to a 'listing of City fall 'entertainment: 

OCEAN CITY MUSIC PIER EVEMS 

(For fnfbnmttanaiJI JSMH J. 'art. -222} 

' AUGUST' 

.» — Hobo Band,. I p.m. 

. 31—.Ait Center'Craft Show, IS am. to 10 

.SEPTEMBER: 

4 —"Last regular' season concert of the' 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra, 8 pun. 

5 — Bill. Braestle's .Banjo Band, S p-m. 

6-7 —. Quit Show, Sports It Civic 'Center, 

Kh St. & Boardwalk. 

6 — Bicentennial Chorus Womens 

.Barbershop' Cfaonis, I p.m. 

7 — 'Ooatesvile Choral, • pjn. 

• — Spedal Pops 'Concert, I pm. 

10-11 — ,Senlor' Citizen Craft Festival, 10 

ajn. to J p.m. 

12 — Al 'Alberts Showcase, • p.m. 

13 — Young At Heart Singers, 1 pm 

14 — O.C.H.S. Sophomore Class Graft. 

Show, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

14 — Happy Hoofers Ballroom .Dance,. 

1:30' pm. 

15 — Spotlighters, 8 pm 

17 — Organ Concert, 8 p.m. 

W — Jobilaires, 8 'p..m. 

20 — AARP Meeting;, noon 

20 Singing Ambassadors,,, I pjn. 

11 — Multiple Sclerosis Bifce-afbon and 

Dinner, 6 p.m. 

28— Decoy .Show, 10 a.m. to 10 pjn. 

'OCTOBER 

5 — O.C. Block Party, Aebury Avenue, 

11 a.m. 

1.1 — Young Entertainers, 8 pm 

12 — .Friends of .Music, • p.m. 

14 — .Hayloften Square Dance; • pm 

19' — St. Augustine's Arts and Crafts, 9 

ajn. to' 3 p.m. 

19 — Happy Hoofers Ballroom Dance, 

8:30 p.m. 

28 - O.OH.S. Band Boosters Craft 

9iow, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

2fi — Big Band Dance .and Banjo Bash, • 

p.m. 

27 — Friends of Music, 8 pm 

NOTE: The 'Ocean. City Pops Orchestra, 

'under tbe direction of Frank Ruggieri Is 

featured .Sunday through Wednesday June 

30 to' .Sept.. 4, Music Pier, 8 pjta. Sunday .is 

free; Monday, Tuesday .and. W*ctoescUy 

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A big summer 

on the boards 

By PAULA SCHWENK 

Sentinel-Ledger Correspondent 

'The summer of 1985 'nil. 'be .hailed as a 

huge success, according to a. number of 

boardwalk merchants. 

Eight of II' boardwalk business people 

'declared .sales had. 'been extraordinarily 

.good this; summer; too others were 

pleased with retail sales overall. 

The merchants, surmised that excellent 

weather was .an important .factor in 

'bringing customers to 'the 'Ocean City 

boardwalk. Along with sunny days, rainy 

and cloudy days 'were: helpful, in. 'drawing 

people who couldn't get on tbe beaches 

into 'the stores. 

Geralyn little and Nicnalle Price, comanagers 

of Fisherman's Wharf, agreed 

tot sales of Madonna items, Jelly Jewelry 

and kids" charm bracelets bad helped tbe 

" 'Enjoy n 

"We're better man last year," said 

Little and Price, who pointed out that tbeir 

stea catered 'to 'Hi .age groups with 

merchandise that included Bummels, 

Jewelry, 'toys, candles; and 'nicker;.. 

'Funnel cake .sales: .had been 'better' than 

ever before, said. Regina of 'Roger's 

Funnel Cakes. She said business was 

'•marvelous, "adding' "Have you seen the 

lines up here every night?*" .As long as tbe 

good weather 'held .and 'there were people 

to buy, said Heglna, the funnel cake stand 

would remain open 

in .his first .season on 'the boardwalk. 

Skip Toloraeo of Sea Oats, a children's 

clothing shop, 'was pleased with the 

While open Sundays didnt hurt, it mas mainly 

good weather' that spurred sales 

summer so far As tbe oner of a similar 

store on Asbury Avenue, Tolemeo expressed 

his satisfaction. "Business baa 

been, very good. Both on the boardwalk 

.and tbe avenue ban' been 'better' than 

projected " 

Popular Items for children (ins year 

were Jam. shorts and Zoo shoes, be said. 

Asked if having his business open 

Sundays helped his type of store, Tolomeo 

replied, "Sundays have 'been good, 'but it's 

.not our 1 strangest day.. Mondays are better 

People go to' 'the' beach: on tbe weekend and 

then they decide to go shopping Monday ' 

Tolomeo expects Sea Oats to have a 

.strong Labor' Day showing, because '"that 

will be 'the crunch of back: 'to school 

At Harvey's Candy Stare, Debbie Haunt 

thought business "baa been good In 

general It's been stout even as other 

years. Some weeks are off and sosne 

weeks are really busy "" 

Fudge and macaroons were two favorite 

sellers, she said, adding that Harvey's 

clientele Includes many regular 

customers who frequent tbe shop year 

after year Even though Harvey's had 

been open In tbe past, noted Hanoi, there 

were more customers coming tn*j the 

store in a Sunday evening, now Hut 

surrounding stores were open 

According to Tracey Ftadeck, daughter 

of the owner of Boardwalk News, tbe 

summer of 'US has been "good "A lot 

belter than last summer," she said. 

"We're mostly a sunny day store, so the 

good weather this year has helped." 

Plans for next year, said Pladeck, included 

a revamping of the store's Interior 

in the hopes of creating more of a deli-type 

"Saturday is usually ow best day," said 

Carl Jewell,, owner' of. Air Circus and 

Leather and Brass, 'both. on. the boardwalk. 

"Sundays are good, too, and that's 

comparing when we' open tbe: store at iX" 

As long as tbe weather was warm, 

Jewell's .stores will remain open, be added. 

"This year the' weather's been, perfect 

Last year it rained every other 

Jewell thought one erf tbe reasons for his 

store's success was that he has kept 

current on wtat is setting "The kids come 

In and they love those plastic charms; 

whistles, too " He expects a good Labor 

Day weekend 

Along with pinas, said Nick Reuben, 

owner of Prep's PtexaR waffles Bind Ice 

cream wen a favorite second, choke of 

food. Sales were much better than In 1984, 

and be attributed much of his Increased 

business to Sundays when other stores 

around his were open as well. 

Both Jim Fenland, owner of the Connoisseur 

Shop, and Jerry Craig, assistant 

manager, saw s large upturn In sales this 

year over last 'From my observation it's 

been very good, especially since (he first 

of August," said Craig 

PenlflJid said that fashion fewelry of 

good quality and designer-type merchandise 

Erom foreign markets were 

particularly fast movers 

Fridays tended ta be busier than other 

days, observed Craig Why, lie did not 

know As for the coming Labor Day 

weekend. I would imagine it's going to be 

a real wlngdlnger, but It will depend on the 

weather ' 

At Shriver's, salt water taffy, fudge and 

mint rolls continued high on shoppers* 

lists, explained Virginia Burwtck The 

store b enjoying a summer which she 

described as 'good, maybe better than 

lost year " 

Burwick said all age groups frequented 

9irlver's because "tbe kids like to watch 

the packaging being done, and the older 

people too " She expects sales to be excellent 

over Labor Day 

Owner Ed Devlin of Irene's was very 

optimistic ' We Ye having a very good 

summer." he said 'And I'm not even 

counting Sundays This summer Is 

comparable to "13 which was a banner, 

tanner year " 

The agreeable weather this season was 

(he main reason far excellent sales, added 

Devlin His stare's most fast-selling Items 

included many In the one-dollar range 

such as Jelly Jewelry, rubber bracelets 

and rubber rings 'Last year we had cold 

temperatures all spring and the water 

temperature stayed cold, ' observed 

Devlin "No one bought rafts last year " 

In a store such as Irene's which Is open 

all year, ' Labor Day and Memorial Day 

are no big weekends for us," Devlin sold 

However, Ibis jew, the upcoming Labor 

Day weekend may be significant because, 

he said, "The biggest day of a three day 

weekend Is the middle day " 

With Sunday being tbe middle day over 

Labor Day weekend and If tbe weather 

Isn't sunny, then people with nothing to do 

will want to come to toe boardwalk and 

shop, Devlin opined. 

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Bedecked boats, decorated homes winners 

(coottnued Cram page 11) 

by John Rule; third, "HaHfcy's Comics.," 

owned by Joe Baggs Jr. 

Comic Division more than 24 feet: Erst, 

"The Unofficial Judges Boat," owned by 

Gerry Hurt; second, "Boatntcks 1 Hee 

Haw," owned by Ricbard SUverman; 

tod, "UBS By Ibe Sea," Al Jankfi Jr. 

Best decorated boat less than 24 feet: 

first, "Magic Kingdom," owned by 7xn 

Shaw; second, "Orcus Time," owned by 

Rich Widmeir; third, "I Lore Ocean 

City," owned by Steve Alperln. 

Best decorated beat more than M feet: 

first, Harrah'B Marina casino hotel; 

second, "Bainbow Ride," owned by John 

Marina Launches; third, "MH&e'a Blue 

Heaven," owned by Ted WheatoL 

Most-original under 34 feet: first, 

"Hawaiian Eruption," owned by Murray 

Eckstetn; second, "Knight tn Venice," 

owned by Tom Qjffrey; third, "Rambo 

Shoots Down Ocean CUy Blue Laws," 

owned by William Buckley. 

Most original more teas 24 feet: Brat, 

"Tttvial Pursuit," owned by C & D 

Laixnes; second, "Good Old Summertime," 

owned by Harry Hsase; third 

"Bora in The VSJL," owned by Carl 

Sdtz. 

Best lighted boat winners included. 

24 feet and under—Ship in a Bottle, first, 

Jim Murray; Qrcns Time, second, Rico 

TOtoder; Christmas in July, third, Ed 

Sbubert. 

over 24 feet—Mummers In Paradise, 

5rst, John Muscella; H.M.T V (punk and 

disorderly), second, William Harrer, 

Simmer Pun, third, Chic Jaeoby 

commercial—first, Harrah's Casino, 

second. Trump Casino; and third, Harbour 

Lights 

Best decorated homes included 

Longport Bridge to 9th Street. John 

McKenna, Shape up or Shin out, first, 

Edward Robinson Jr , Land of Oz, second, 

William Remmey, Never on Sunday, 

third 

North Point Lagoon: Charles Dolaway, 

first, A.T Eckenhoff, Country Beer 

Jamboree, second; Dorothy Waddington, 

Cafe Ole, third. 

Snug Harbor Lagoon: Jack and Jean 

Bower, Dodge City, USA, first; E. Frain, 

Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Second; 

Walter Evans, Cats, third 

9th to 16th Streets- George Madonna, 

Chinese New Year, first; Edwin Ritchie, 

Family Circus, second; John Adey, 

Morning after Night b Venice, third. 

16th to 17th Street- George Sndel and 

Dennis Friemann, Miami Vice, first; Bob 

Swinehart and Jack Conner, Bears an 

Parade, second; The Both Family, Go 

Hawaiian, third 

13th Street. William C. Riley, Ocean 

Qty Returns to Fabulous SOB, first; 

Gerard Bourgeois, Gilllgan's Island, 

second; BenJ J Pack, Ni«ht in Venice. 

Treat Hard to Beat, third 

Sunny Harbor Ed Wesolowski, The 

Morning After, first; Marty Whalen, 

VQJanova No 1, second; James Larkta, 

Ocean City Goes Oriental, third 

South Harbor James Napladc, Hager 

the Horrible, first, John Rotelle, Where 

The Buffalo Roam, second, James Welsh, 

0 C Original Jam Session, third 

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Water-way Road James A Ries, 

Bayside Market, first, Edward Blackman, 

Dog Gone Fun., second, Joseph 

Ponist, Flying Flags, third So man) people; there was bearly room to stand. 

FAMILY VISION CARE ASSOCIATES, P.A. 

Dr. Kenneth Berger, D.D. 

22 Roosevelt Blvd. 

MARMORA 

(Just over the 34th St. Bridge) 

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This Summer in Knight Country 

Seemed as if it Were Kmally 

Camelot. If any Thanks for Your 

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All the Knights of the Round Table 

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Queen [afanta Jennifer Sims is flanked by her court; Shannon, 

Cox, left, and Cindy Branning. 

Arena, center, was 

crowned Miss Artisan on the 

Music Pier during the Artisan 

weekend activities in June. 

Runners-up were Sharon Suckwell, 

left. West Philadelphia 

and Michelle Me In tosh, Pennsylvania 

Assembly. 

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to our guests who 

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From the management & 

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We slay open in the off season 

for your dining pleasure. 

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Hils summer visitors and students at the Ocean Gty Arts cSnt^ 

and Historical Museum signed their names in support of savingtt^ 

building at 409 Wesley Av. From left are Debbie Persiano.-Pat^ 

Richmond and Wendy Sack. Some city officials favored rating the 

former school building. ,. _ ^^ 

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o(tbe Ocean aty SbnfQebciard Oub, say 

plans tor tbe Intemational SlniBleiiciani 

'.Itanunnt' to be beid In 'tt» resort '"In, 

September are in tbe 'process at being 

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.Monday, Sept. 'S3, and conclude Friday, 

Sept, 17. Teams fran Canada, Japan and 

the United .Stales will compete (or moDey 

: 

' priiea during tbe competition. 

.. "He public is invited to be" 00 hand for 

the niontlng abd afternoon sessions at tbe 

AoSleboard court?' between 5*h and' Kb. 

streets and tbe boardwalk,. Starting time 

will be 9 o'clock each morning. Parking is 

available and admission Is free. Refresb- 

'meats and food will be'sold dipimg tour- 

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. should arrive on the Sunday;^before-tbe 

i t t t o b g ld b& & t 

the Ocean City Snuffleboard ' Club. 

Registration for tbe teams will also 'take: 

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adbered to for the weeklong tournament, 

said E)d, Veith, with scorekeepers and 

referees supplied by 'OK- Occam, aty club. 

An international committee will oversee 

•ge.attre tournament. 

According to Jade Schneider, who is 

chairman far this 'event and who will be 

among the contestants on the ULS. team, 

Ocean aty probably has the 'Ixd and 

largest shuffleboanJ facility In New 

" Jeraey .and these factors helped secure tbe 

Ton Jackson win serve as alternate 

_ pisyer for Schneider. Helen DeLancey 'if 

Gary Warring ton of Ocean, 

City strikes a pose during July 

Jubilee event. 

Bricktown 'lias teen selected, by the U.S. 

Shuffleboard Association to be one of be 

12 women representing the United States. 

Teams will consist of 12 men and 12 

women, with half of the 14 serving as 

alternates. This year's competition will be 

jpiajyed, entirely in Kindles 11 niBlctoeSi., 

.Fioc more; .imfforafltifflii. abwl the 1 In-' 

ternational Shuffleboard Tournament, 

contact Veith at 399-6237 or Schneider at 

39&-5183. 

• Chamber of Commerce president Elsie Gillespie is surrounded 

..by participants in the note-in-the-bottle event, part of 'the July 

Jubilee Week festivities. 

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Annual tourney in its 70th year 

'Tbe 'Mb annual Ocean City Cup Surf-" 

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Hundreds shape the sand 

for fun and recognition 

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FRTOAY, AUCrtflsfiw, 1985 

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AtMmairim«nan sat motionless In &e _ 

and being oUsaviuf by tmndrodi of j 

aailpted by Robert BaraettrfSuntirigton : 

Vallfiy, Ph. won first prize In tbe single i 

ariatt categroy. 

Oher winnws fa 'tbe category Included * 

0) AUred Webber Jr. Chadds Ford, Pa.,, 

'WIMI 'pvraduoenl M £roo fora^ "'"isba^jnVt** 1 

Ocean Qty, Heather Roas of Tons River 

ami. Robert Bangnist of Owtngs, Md. 

The wlitnera of tbe IS thnjogh 'If 

category tndmM, (1) Francis and Liaa 

D*Anii and Lucy Napoleone of 

Downingtown, Pa.; (I) Tracy Stoart and 

Bdiirlflmffi Oilecl of IiJiww 

raeutiw- 'nsj® Hsfry .Jfijdltt and Bui 

Creacealo of Hammonton, Brock Payton 

flDd (3) Aaron Luder of Ocean Qty, who: 

Tlie winners of the Camfly category mn : of Bloamsborg, Pa. . 

The Morello Family of Chappaqua, Pa. fashion,a first-prize entry 

'Tbe group adult winners wen Brace in the family division. 

&e Vertie's of DennsviHe,' Pa., whoend 

Paul Pancoast of Monroe, Conn, and 

created a. horse driven buggy; (1) tbe 

Ford of Scmerdale. 

Q) 'Robin Onto and, Pam 'DeFeo of 'Ocean 

AJey's of Ft Washington, Pa. wbo coo- Oty. '•' • , 

9-1! year old* first, Shannon pad Sean Ocean City. 

atnicted a "nightmare;" («the FekTs of 

McDole and Aon SdanUt of Eaabm, Pa.; (Snap adults — Brat, Tto MuHelly 

Honorable mentions in tbe family 

Broaktaven, Pa., * who - produced an 

second, Red Feld of Brookhaven, Pa.; family if Cherry Hill; second Jta 

category included the Padula's of Md- 

"American standard" bathroom. * 

•bird, Jill Claire and Amy Bones of Mrinaim of Indiana, Randall Bardin of 

dletown, Pa.; '(be Mark's of Toronto, 

Winners of the 5 through 1 year category 

Radnor, Pa. 

Texas, Jeff and Randy Peas« of Virgtala; 

Canada; the Cormie's of Ocean Qty, the 

were (1} Greg Smith of Texas, (2) 

13-11 year olds — first, Daven Bay and titird, John and Amy tnm°n fg Reading, 

Knear's of Cedar Bonnett Island, N.J.; 

MdfpHe Leahy of Pennsylvania, .and, (3) 

Dnas Yoahida-of Willow Grove; second, Pa., and David Broaious of Vestal, N.Y. 

and foe: Neeb family of Westlawn, Pa. 

&ian Cresceaio of 'Mew Jersey. 

Brian Klimek and David Antoll of Penn- Family dlvtekm — Hot, (be Morello 

sylvania; third, Karen Wolfley of Colmar, family of Chappaqua, N.Y.; second, lite 

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ta Ocean Pa. and lisa MulleUy of Rimnemede. Smerdon family of Bridgewater; third, 

of Chatham, Mark Yla and. Jack SchoBele City's nd sand sculpting test of the Single adults - Int. Charles Feld of tbe Peters, Margin, Hawk and Whades 

of 'Ocean, C3ty, Matthew Brannen of Penn- 

Aug. 14, crafting everything Brookhaven, Pa.; second, Isaac Zuarex of femilies of Pennsylvania. 

sylvania, Brian McGffl of Pennsylvania, from the 'bead oi tbe Statue of liberty to 

axl, Julie .and Margie OTT of Long Beach mermaids .md, a, wrlstwatch. 

Thouiands of spectators filtered 

The 9-through 12 category winners in-' ttirouigh tbe iQmay of 'CHlrteS' 'pMch 

dnded (1) 'Bob MacKemie and Nick stretched from, 10th through 11th Streets, 

(Sorioso of Roslyn, PL; (I) Nick and on the' beach. Tbe contest was sponsored 

Dennis Frederick .and. Eddie Davert of 'by the Recreation and Public Relations 

Dresel Hill, Pa.; (3) Jascn and Michelle . departments. 

y , Awards were: 'presented, at noon by Elate 

Pa. Honorable mentions were Carrie Gilespte, 'president of the Ocean City 

Simpson of Chatham, Brenna Kasper of Chamber of Commerce. The' City holds 

ML Laurel, Audry Zawialak of Royer- two 'Contests each season, one in July and 

sford, Pa.; Jason N'ulrtaa of Maryland; a final event In August, 

Karen and Sandy Raimondo of Bafav Winners included: 

Shannon and Sean McDole of 

•*ra. Pa.; Jerry Murphy of Feastarrflte, 5-8, year old drvision — first, David Easlon, Pa with "Tuxedo Isaac Zuarez ol Philadelphia 

Pa.; Kathy and Amy Day of Edison, Todd Green of AbblBgUn, Pa.; second, Joan 

Kese ;and Todd ad Scott Wagner of' 

Sam" and award 

fashons a woman on the beach 

Lavfei* of Langbome,,, Pa.; tblffd* Mlcd, 

Bulletin Board 

Tbis sculpture win the Berthles at Dennisville tbe first place award in the family division. -" 

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Emcee Kate Beloin talks to three hopefuls during the freckle contest. n Sunday here this summer. 



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