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TOE BENTPJEL-lfflPOERi OCEAN COTE. 

T 

mistress Club will hold a ~-'r - 

covered dish sapper meeting A short business meeting 

6:30 pjn. Wednesday, Jan. 11 will foUow, and plans wllljc% 

at the home of Barbara Goff. made for the speech contest". 

Each member will bring a meeting Jan. 25 in 

covered dish and white primary school, 5th Street andi 

elephant gift Item for an West Avenue, '\ 

We proudly present the 

CORNELL UNIVERSITY^ 

GLEE CLUB 

* qn 

Sunday, January 8th, 1984 

7i80 p.m. 

^ iit 

St. Peter's United Methodist Church "°; 

8Hi St. and Central Ave., Ocean City, I 

Voluntary Donation of $2.00 

will be aMtpted at door 

GOING OUT OF 

BUSINESS 

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THUR8I)/\Y, JANUARY S, 1981 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 5 -T- SECTION ONE i 

notes 

by Margie Bowen 

| the hoUday 

proved a busy one 

ffjroMyrorkers 

awfeeas)pMieeiii the Potat 

repffcno drunk driving 

-during the hoUday 

prtfom Deo, a to 5 ajn. 

Jan.-l. 

^ there wen two 

ving ng arrests 

for the 

period. i 

v was very, very 

there were a lot less 

driving," reported. 

Point Police apt 

^mls."Itwasareal 

attributed the 

m [Jo the beefed-up drunk 

ijjiwi. 

"fiyirjone Is aware of what 

aMifapppentothemnowandl 

p M « i you get down to It 

they're afraid of losing their 

Ucense." Mathls said. 

Somers Point Superintendent 

of Schools wmiam 

Troehler, 53, has been 

released from West Jersey 

Hospital after suffering a 

heart attack Dee. 22. 

Accgrdtag to hospital of. 

fciala; Troehler was 

r - 'gedDec.3L 

While it's been years In the 

making and promlfllng, it 

appears as though cable 

television in Upper Township 

will become a reality by the 

end o(Ma month. 

According to Hike 

Mamljijiafc general manager 

•talnment based in 

i Pity the actual turn-on 

la dependent on when 

equipment comes in and 

weather conditions. 

"I hate to give a date," 

Adamchak said "because 

they've (Upper Township 

residents) been told for e 

long time different dates." 

The' basic cable service will 

17 channels. Residents 

also have the option to 

{fahase five additional 

imtweUasaenoloeof 

five pay services such as 

Disney, HBO (Home Box 

Office), Showtime, Prism, 

and Playboy. 

The prices were 

unavailable as of presstime. 

i» "__^_ ._•..-, - , J . 

Carol Osbome, an official 

be township Is seeking an 

attorney to represent 

Aramlngo and the township 

has yet to be scheduled a 

hearing before the state 

Board of Public Utilities. 

The water company is 

seeking a rate increase. 

In the meantime, the water 

is being tested and the facility 

maintained, Osborne said. 

The Cape May County 

freeholders recently approved 

bonding for the new 

County Library branch which 

will be built In Upper 

Township. 

Bids for construction of the 

branch, to be located in 

Petersburg on Route 831 near 

the middle school, an expected 

to be accepted before 

March 1 with the completion 

of the building by early next 

year. 

Recently the freeholders 

approved a 1115,000 bond 

Issue to finance construction 

of the facility that will be 

nearly Identical to the one in 

Lower Township. The cost Is 

estimated at 1775,000 and the 

county is seeking a |269,000 

state Department of 

Education pant to absorb 

some of the costs. 

The building, which is based 

on the recycled design of 

architect Carmen LaRoga for 

the Lower Township branch, 

had some adjustments including 

more and larger 

windows to complement the 

rural setting of the Upper 

branch. 

According to recent reports, 

recycling the plans saved the 

county $50,000 to flOO.000. 

toners Point residents had 

an early rising yesterday 

morning after the city's fire 

alarm became stock "blowing 

out" for about 10 minutes. 

According to police, a house 

fire on Ocean Heights Avenue 

was called in and the alarm 

went off at 4:52 a.m. and 

became stuck. 

LIBRARY UNIT MEKONG 

Ocean City Library Board 

will meet 3:30 p.m. Monday, 

Jan. 9 in the library. 

with'the Department of En- 

# ronmental Protection told 

AFRICAN VIOLETS 

TO BE DISCUSSED 

he" Sentinel-Ledger The garden department of 

yesterday that the DEP is the Ocean City Civic dub will 

waiting for Township Solicitor meet 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in the 

James Waldron to "get back" fflh Street and Haven Avenue 

to them with word on what the youth center. Charles Fischer 

township plans to do regar- Jr. of Fischer Greenhouses 

ding the Aramlngo Water Co. Will discuss African violets 

in Strathmere, 

during a slide presentation. 

Currently, Osbome said, The public is welcome. 

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MILLER OPTICAL CO. 

oP 

Gorman E. Miller 

I J . Miller 

| Senior Citizen 

[Discount on Request 

EYEGLASSES 

GUARANTEED 

FOR 1 YEAR 

Under Our 

Wearor 

'Protection Plan 

PRESCRPDONS - REPAJRS • DUPLICATIONS 

Sun Glasses - Designer Frames 

v 

NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS 

(1) Go On Diet 

(2) Exercise' 

Proper Rest 

Btif DRAPES 

(5) 

BhstB by Senior studio 

Fire companies from three cities responded to a fire at this 532 Ocean Heights Ave. 

house early yesterday morning. It was the second time m four days the home was hit by 

a suspicious fire and authorities determined it to be the work of an arsonist. The home 

was vacant at the time. A Unwood fireman was treated for smoke inhalation. 

The Gardens Civic 

Association will hold a 

general membership 

meeting, 8 pjn. Friday, Jan. 

20 at The Flanders Hotel 

where tin main topic of 

discussion will be the recent 

revaluation. 

Speakers will be James 

Andrea, tax assessor of Ocean 

aty, and George Powell Jr., 

chairman of the citizens 

Revaluation discussion Jan. 20 

Mo aren't satisfied with their 

assessments. 

Refreshments will be 

served following tin meeting. 

The association announced fashion show at The Flanders 

upcoming events for this year on June 22, the annual 

wlllbe a yard sale on April 28, meeting during June, and the 

tile ladies luncheon and annual bike parade on July 4. 

Christian women's unit sets luncheon 

A "flurries of fashion" show The Christian Women's is served at ttiM pm witti 

wul be presented by the Coat Oub Is nm-deneininatlonal doors opening at noon, 

Rack n of Ventnor during the and the luncheons are open to For reservations, call 

luncheon meeting of the Cape- the public with free- Nancy at 927-4301 or Mary at 

committee appointed by theAtlantic 

Christian Women's babysitting providio. Lunch BMSM by Jan. 9. 

mayor to review the Club, Jan. 11 at Mac's 

revaluation. 

Restaurant, iomers Point. 

They will explain why and 

how the revaluation was Kim Senseney, soloist of Store-wide 

accomplished and why theOcean 

City, will present 

citizens committee was special mustc. She will be 

formed and requested a delay accompanied by Jane Mc- CLEARANCE 

of final filing the newNeal, 

Quest speaker, Patsy 

reassessment. 

Fraser of Bryn Mawr, Pa., 

Attorney Mark Blel will also will explain "What It ill melts 20% to 40% 

be present to. monitor 

questions from the audience down to." A mother of tour, 

and discuss the new she has previous experience 

assessment with those people In tin field of merchandising. 

off regular price 

: 

Elissa Uretsky-Odle^ 

Call 

823-0079 

unattractive Hair 

Removed Permanently 

Glearance 

20% Off 3- 

Handbags, glove§, hat§, scarves 

robe§, lingerie 

— and — 

Coats, jackets, storm coats r ' 

All from regular stock 

939AsboryAVe 

Phone 3W-S800 

Ocean City 

Barton's Semi-Annual 

aEARANCESALE 

20% OFF 

: All Ladies'Naturalizer and 

7 •- 

nVHush Puppies. Shoes 

> i 'Free Totes* Umbrella ^/ ^ 

with thia purchase of ,l4,;,- 

Ladles^Hush Puppies Boots.; 

All Regular Stock 

"827-837 AsbWy Ave. 


399 6400 

Hours: 

9 to 5:30 Dally 

Our 30% 

Discount Policy 

Makes Everyday 

WOOL COATS 

'All the famous makers 

at discount prices" 

7312 VENTNOB AVE 

Vefltnor,8Z3-5774 

131N. Jersey Awe. Abiecon.641-S10Z 

121 Undli Ave. Vlneliw). 692-5803 

PYTHIAS 

on the Boardwalk 

FINAL CLEARANCE 

112 Price -c 

on Sweaters 

95 

Clotoout*7 

I '-V 

. on Selected Clothing 

Fasliion show set by auxiliary 

Potpourri '84 wiU be the the show, door prizesjud free" 

theme for the annual luncheon parking. 

and fashion show sponsored Chairmen for the event are; 

by the auxiliary of theCynthia 

Green and Florence^ 

Children's Seashore House on Cade Reservations are," 

Jan, 18 at Caesar's Regency limited and should be made ' 

Hotel Casino. 

by Jan. 11. For information 

Fashions will be presented call 26W442 or 28M406. 

by Rtnettes following the 

luncheon at 12:30 p.m 

Donation Is |20 per person and CLASSIFIED ADS 

Includes cocktaiU, luncheon. BRING RESULTS 

OPEN YEAR ROUND 

Opens?to*Men..Sat, 

In «ntf meet 

the new ownari, 

Alma a, Ted William* 

GIFTS • JEWELRY 

COLLECTABLE* 

MUSIC BOXES 

CRYSTAL BRASS 

GREETING CARDS 

from many companies 

Mid-Winter r 

Clearance 

Now In Progress? 

ForJanuary . 

Open Thun., Fri. & Saturday* , ; < 

10 a.m.-5 p.m. -, ,,,r 

Super Savings 

on selected Full 

Fashioned Sweaters 

and Sportswear 1 

Now thru 

Jan. 21, 1984 

Me f 

and Monoflram Shop 

7HiStr««t'atisbwy 

O Ci > y 

Ocean City 39t-1>40r 

s oar bag" 

SWEATER OUTLET 

Presents It's 

BUY N0W1 WHILE SELECTIONS ARE PLEMTTUL 

MONOGRAMM1NG AVAILABLE 

TerraMarPiaza 

900TiHonRd..HorlhfleW 

\&Xn 

AU Q& 

, (609); ' 

645-3320. 

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Obituaries 

r., 40, lawyer 

with Casino Control Commission 

Lewis F. Clark Jr., 40, a Motor counsel fat the state Caalno 

Control Commission, died at home Sunday. 

A resident here for three years, he was bom in MlllvUle 

andllvedtheremostothlsllfe.He was found Monday by a 

Mend who became conc«nied when he was unable to contact 

Cferir by telephone. 

[n his position with the Casino Control Commission Jn 

-AJlantlc City, Clark was In charge of the faculties review 

a ction in the licensing division. He also was In line to 

bJcome deputy director of tint division. 

i3ar)c joined the casino commission staff In 1979 after 

wirklng In private law practice, where he specialised In 

pfenning and zoning law. 

Se was a graduate of Mlllville High School, University of 

Pennsylvania, and University of Virginia Law School. 

'After graduating from law school In 1969, he became an 

associate In the law firm of Porreca, OkoniewsM and IM 

Elm UWtQ 1976, be was a partner In the Brm of Waltman, 

CJark and Rellly. Between 1974 and 1975 he also served a 

sfeff counsel to then Assemblyman James Hurley. 

. dark bad a background in engineering as well as taw. 

From 1976 until 1979 he worked for George A. Shock 

itesoclfltes in Mlllville as an engineering aide and field chief. 

; He was a member of the New Jersey Bar Association and 

(he American Bar Association. He was a former star athlete 

at Mfflvflle High School, when he participated in varsity 

football and basketball. , 

5 Ha was a member of the 1983 Group Champion Team and 

fe his senior year at the high school was named one of three 

ifcholar-athletea in the Cumberland County area by the 

Rational Football League. 

; Survivors include his father; Lewis F. dark ST., and bis 

^mother, Gladys Evans Clark, boa of Mlllvflle; two 

sons, Scott and Jeff dark of Semen Point; a stepbrother, 

Douglas Evans of Brigantine; and two stepslstera, Dolores 

Ettfaria of Vtaeiand and Denise Schellhaus of MlllvUle. 

• Services will be U a jn. Friday hi to Rocap-Shannon 

Thank You 

One and all for your 

kindness and sympathy in 

our time of bereavement. 

The Dickerson Family 

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

Memorial Funeral Home, Mlllville, with the Rev, William 

TnlelWng officiating. 

Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. 

Friends may call 7 to 9 pjn. today (Thursday) In the 

(uneral hone. • 

ftUthJoonVaiiGnien, 49; 

boarding house owner 

_ Edith Joan VanOrden, 49, died Sunday at her home ben. 

The owner-operator of to Home House boarding bouse 

here, she wu a member of the Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church. Born to Peterson, she was an ana resident 10 years. 

Surviving are a sen, Arthur of Sugarloaf Key, Fla.; a 

daughter, Ekllth A. Champon of Ocean Qty; her parents, 

Arthur and Edith Dodds of Ocean Qty; and tour grand. • 

children. 

Graveside services were Wednesday in Laurel Grove 

Memorial Park, Totowa, NJ. 

Memorial contributions In her memory may be made to 

fee Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. 

Arrangements by to Brownlng-Forehay Funeral Home, 

Hawthorne. 

John Skelly; 

was teller at savings and loan 

SOMERSP01NT-JohnA.Skelly,73,ol42GlbbsAv,dled 

Tuesday in Shore Memorial Hospital 

Formerly employed by Supplee Dairies Dolly Madison lee 

Cream, Mr. Shelly later was • teller and cashier for to 

~ Anchor Savings and Loan Association. He was a dog and cat 

breeder for 25 years, and was a member of Si Joseph's 

Church and the Atlantic City Stamp Club. He was treasurer 

of to Sojex Association of South Jersey Stamp Clubs. 

An Army lieutenant during World War Q, he served in to 

Philippines and Japan. A graduate of Atlantic City High 

School, he was a lifelong area resident. 

He is survived by his wife, Betty S.; a stepson, Robert A. 

Barnes of Somerg Point; a brother, Anthony T. of Northfleld; 

a sister, Mary Amanda Downey of West Cheater, Pa.; and 

two grandsons. 

Ham of Christian Burial will be delebrated 11 ajn. 

Saturday at St. Joseph's Church. Interment will be in Zlon 

Cemetery, Bargalntown. 

Friends may call one hour prior to Mass at to Adams- 

Perfect Funeral Home, Northfleld. 

William Jackson, 69 

MANAHAWKIN — William Jackson, 

died Dec. 29 at home. 

Bert In Camden, he lived here three years and was a 

Reading Railroad freight conductor for 27 years, retiring In 

ffl®, r 

Mr. Jackson was a World War U Army veteran and had 

been a quarterback for the Cramer HUl Wildcats football 

team from 1936 to 1938. 

Speak To An Attorney 

In Tht Privacy Of 

YOUR OWN HOME I 

George ^Sickle,! Jrr t 

Attorney of Low . 

General Practice 

(609) 692-4442 

-•>,' r« t •"•*. 

He is survived by his wife,' Elenore; lour sons, William of 

Long Beach, Miss,, Russell of McKee aty, John of 

Heasantvllle and Paul of Dover, Del.; four daughters, 

Elenore Scheldler, at home, Carol Costello of Philadelphia, 

Linda Phillips of PleasantvUIe and Susan Pickens of Vent-' 

nor; two brothers, Russell of Pennsauken and Charles of 

Cherry Hill; four sisters, Alice Tracy of Ocean Qty, Mary 

Heller of Pennsauken, Julia Wnuk of PleasantvUIe and Betty 

Sommers of Riverside;, and 22 grandchildren. ,'; 

Services were Dee. 30 in Ship Bottom. Interment was 

private at to convenience of the family. 

Gertrude King; 

was retibrcd brad hostess 

Gertrude 1, King, 84, of 17 E. 10th St., died Dec. 21 in 

BurdetteTomlhi Memorial Hospital, Cape May Court House. 

Mrs, King retired after 20 years as head hostess at the 

Philadelphia Racquet Club, An Ocean (Sty resident six 

years, she was bom In Dreaher, Pa. 

Surviving are a son, Edward M. of Ocean aty; four 

listers, Anna Dougherty, Margaret Dougherty and Sarah 

Lamb, all of Ambler, Pa., and Marie Barby of Lansdale, 

Pa.; and three grandchildren. 

Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Dec. 24 In St 

Francis Cabrinl Church. Interment was In Holy Cross 

Cemetery, Mays Landing. 

Arrangements were by the Chester J, Wlmberg Funeral 

Home. 

Fred Battling; 

was co-ownei' of lumber company 

MARMORA - Fred R. BartUng, 84, of IS Stanhope Rd. 

died Saturday in the Iinwood Convalescent Center. 

Formerly of Haddonfleld, Mr. BartUng was an ana 

resident for to past SO years. 

The retired co-owner and operator of Surburban Lumber 

Co. In Oaklyn, he was a member of Ocean aty Lodge 171 

Free and Accepted Masons, to Ocean City Masonic Club 

and the Ocean aty Fishing aub. 

Surviving are three daughters, Helen M. Gundrum of 

Ocean City, Dorothy Shearer of Inverness, Fla., and Jean M. 

Long of Temarac, Fla. 

• Services were Wednesday In to Godfrey Funeral Borne of 

Ocean City, Interment was in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. 

The family suggests memorial contributions be made to 

St. Peter's United Methodist Church. 

Winifred Ricliardson, *M| 

of Anita Drive, former teacher 

Winifred Drew Richardson, 94, of Wesley Manor died 

Tuesday in Shore Memorial Hospital. 

. Bom hi St. Johnsbury, Vt. and a longtime resident of 

Bloomfield, N.J. she resided here for 11 years. 

Mrs. Richardson was a former teacher In St. Johnsbury 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

858 Asbury Ave. 

Phone 398-1157 

Oeoan Cfty, N J 

This year, 

put more in your own 

pocket, less in Uncle Sam's, 

You still have time to give 

yourself a $2,000 tBX deduction 

~1oT~1983 "Just open eh individual 

Retirement Account before you 

file your Income tex return 

Even if you're already covered 

by a retirement plan, you can 

invest up to $2,000 of your 1983 

Wagefe. Up to $4,000 if you and 

your spouse both work. And a 

total of $2,550 in separate 

accounts if your spouse isn't 

employed 

Your investment is tax-free 

until you retire. 

Bo is the interest And it's 11 , 

sizeable 1 You have a choice of a' 

"fixecTfatie. 1B monthcertificate or" 

a floating rate certificate based on 

the weekly Moêy, Market rate 

Best of all, your IRA 

investment is insured up to 

$100,000By tha FSLIC. 

So befdre you pay your taxes 

this ygar, pay yourself Visit en IRA 

'Specialist at CBpe May County 

Savings and Loan today, and open 

an IRA Account It's deductible I ' 

We're In tha business of making your money make money., 

IRA BpaciallsU 

Robert J. Boyar 

,/ E. Joan Sdnltaingi Cane May county Savings & Loan 

Cm* May 8B4O900 

IRASpwIaltat 

'40,S. Slura Rgl , , 

901 Aab-lphl 

Ocean Qty, Suzanne Liberto of Huntington Harbor, Calif,, „*"' 

and Kathleen Patten of Glen 01001, Pa.; a sister, Marlon-' - 

Murphy of Ocean City; and nine grandchildren. ' „' 11 

Memorial Mass was celebrated Tuesday in Our Lady Stiff''' 

of the Sea Church, Cape May. , ' 

Interment was in Ape May County Veterans Cemetery/ ' 

Arrangments were by the John C. Sudak Funeral Home, , 1 

ape May. ••; 

Bertha Meyer; 

registered nurse siroe 1927 

Bertha Meyer, 72, of this city and Cape May, died Dec. 27 

In Lloyd Nolan Hospital in Birmingham, Ala. '," r 

A registered nurse since 1927, she was employed in Dr. < 

Harold Hughes' office in ape May for many years. She also, 

worked as a nurse at the Woodbine State School and at ' 

Wesley Manor In Ocean Qty. A 

She was a member of Chapter iW of the Order of the 

EastemStarofCapeMayandof the Episcopal Church of the 

Advent of Cape May, 

She U survived by a ulster, Florence Rodan of West Cape 

May, 

Services were Dec. 30 in the John C. Sudak Funeral Home, 

Cape May. Interment was In Arlington Cemetery, Darby, . 

Pa. The.Rev. RobertKahl Jr., pastor of the Episcopal- 

Church otthe Advent, officiated. „ . 

Espressioris of sympathy may be made in her name to the - 

church. ~ " - 

Helen R Hagerman; 

formerly of Ocean City 

LONG BRANCH — Helen (Bakley) Hagerman of Long. 

Branch died Dec. 28 at the Westwood Hall Nursing Home : 

here. 

Bom in Berlin, N.J. and formerly of Ocean aty sherotundas 

a clerk from the Jersey Central Power and Light 

Co. in 1974. , :•-'* 

Surviving are a brother, Everett Bakley, and a surter,- 

Myrtle Ward, both of Ocean City. '., ;g 

Services were Dec. 30 from the Woolly Funeral Home-'" 

Interment was in Freehold. 

(Please turn to page 8) 

NOTICE 

DOG & CAT OWNERS 

FREE 

Rabies Vaccination 

Clinic 

SATUHDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1984 

10 A.M. to 12 NOON ! 

CITY HALL BUILDING 

9th ST. FIREHQUS| 

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(0*1 

OoMn City, N«w jtnty! ,\ ,jt 

Animal must be on a *4, 

leash and accompanied bv *"' $ 

an adult ' " ^ 

Licenses will be 

$ 

5.20Pius $ 3.00 

.forunspayed or unneutered. 

v animals. ^ " 

TOffllPAY, JANUARY S, 

New hours at ~ 

MV Agency "" 

Public Notice 

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

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City council CMrnbari, City Hall, Ninth 

Friday, and 8 a jn. to noon on 

.It. I Ajoury Ava.t eeaan city, N.J. 

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PUBLIC MOTICB 

.IM snlnf board Mo'Mary at ttn City 

fcOwnwwIrtiTto^SciW,^ ^ TM Th. uridariMfltd uMmMflt Mi »ppil«) to tM pgiLie NOTiei 

Hall Anntx. Ninth It, I. Aibury Av.., 

NEW-YEAR'S PARTY llngll family mMi and conTtnicl1 g»««g»"""W 

Thaundanlinid hit aMIM to tha Matn City and ara avaliaMa Mr In- 

SUNDAY EVENING . Haw .lool ftitilly MMIIInfl. Thf *L?S&9i»\« lire rair yard Zoning Bsapf of Adluitnwit far a•(nctlon 

during multr builnnt hsura, 

•nd lisa yird Mtbteki «na IMM in ooth Wliiî to add • Mudy M H M F to 

Marltfimik 

The Widows or Widowers 

•Waytrdi it )M W«t ifH) itraat. Lot M 

' BnCK I71B, 

Woodbine Chapter, is 

ARUBA FLING 

Mini il • 

wilt t» hnrd at a 

• 

Clay and Lincoln 

Streets, There will be a buffet 

tupnr with baked ham, 

fbflapfd by dandng to live 

musjef For Information and 

reservations, call 861-2496 or 

mm*. 

tilt' 1 

Public Notice 

PUILIC NOTICE 

ttiif'iindaralgnM hat apeitad to tha 

octan City Zoning Board of MlMtmtnt 

for nitration ot an Bluing J.f.mlly 

ttructurt at 4X1 Ctntral Av.., Lot ll, 

Blk. 4301. 

Tiili application will b. haara at t 

imttlpa to b. hatd on January II, )»I4 at 

7:10 pnVln ttw Council Chamban, aty 

Hall, Octan City, Naw Janay, TM PU« 

tra on (lit In tht City Citrli'a OHIct. 

OoltHlcin to this varlanca mutt M 

madtrln ptfwm tt tht matting 

i Scott Halllday 

1S,1T,P FM.4J 

NOTICI 

PLBAseTAKiNOTicethatMr and 

Mri.%nrtttlan M Richttr lav. tullM 

to th* Zoning Board ol Miuttmtnt for 

th..City,of Ocatn City Mr a vartanct 

from liftrttr yard raqulnmanti ot.th. 

CKMfl,£lty Zoning ordlnanca •otti.t 

thty cto omttrort a im.ll aMitldn on 

tha aKond door of thtlr horn, ovar tht 

nlitlpgigtrtgt ai pramltn known at 

Lor m? m PIW.H Suur vn !• vcmri uiy 

\ Tax Mta and tlw dnown at )140 Bay 

< Avanutiôctan City, Naw' Jtnty; and 

^K* •*"*' 0 "" r varjanctt at may bt 

w 

*Aht*rl A haarlno on thli mattar will Mhald at 

7 JO p 111 on WEDNHDAY, JANUARY 

11,1f»4, In tha Council Oiimbari at qty < 

Hall. Ninth Jtrwt and Aibury AânUa, 

Ocaan aty, Naw Janay, at which tlma i 

you m»y «ppur tltnar In panon or by 

' agant or attonwy and praaant any oblactwni 

you may hav* to tM granting, of 

thli ippllcatlan. 

AH of tha papan In csmactlon with 

thll application Ira on flit In tM OfflM 

of tn« sacratarv of tM Zoning Board el 

AoTMtmant which ll locatad In tha City 

Clar|t«£OfttomaytorMr.tMra chrlitlan 

••' J M. Rlehtar 

NOTICB 

PLBASI TAKE NOTICB ttltt OCtan 

PoVlM-CtdlllK, Inc. hmpplltd to ttw 

Zonlno aoard of A(llv«tm»nt for tnt aty 

of OctWi Ctty rtquaitlno that tht Boin]i 

tKwtJ».(faJ K t J t O c i t W 

J i 

dinanct to at to patmlt.lt to 

md optrttt t way utop in itr 

aviitfMetla aotney locattd at tha Intarttctlon 

of Eighth StnNt tnd WMt 

Avanua, on Lot! ,1A li 1B in ilock KM ori 

ttw Octtn City Tax Map. In addition, It 

hat nqutittd that II It It not parmlttad 

by tht Ordlntnca to oat tha prtmlaM for 

ttitt purpMt/that a varlanca oa grtnttd 

parmlttlnu It to do w. 

A htarlng on thlt matttr will ba htltf af 

7:N p.m, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 

II, mt, in tha Council Chambtri tt City 

HalC'tttah Strttt and AWury Avtnua, 

Otfan.qlty, Naw Janay..at which tlmt 

you may apptar Mtntr In ptnfon or bV 

agtnt or anomay y and praaant p any y tolfe 

lactfe you may hv havt to t tip ti granting ti of f 

ttlli appllcttlon 

AH'Vf tha ptptra In conntctlen with 

ttilt appllcttlon ara on lilt In tht Of tin 

of tht Stcntary of tht Zoning Boardof 

Mluitmtnt which It locattd In tht City 

# Ctark't Otllct at tha corntr of Ninth 

Stntt and Atbury Avtnua, Octan City, 

NawJMnay, and ara avallabla for Intptctlon 

during raoultr bvilntta hpun, 

Ronald L.Taht,Etqu!ra 

,- a-ui Atoury Avtnua, p.O. Bon SW 

' octtn city, N.J. ONM 

for Ocatn Pontlac-Cadlllac, 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

t undanmtd hn appltM to tht 

Board of Adluatmtnt l tor 

tnd b bath addition at t tm WWttt 

Lot 14, Bl. JJOJ, Octtn.City, N.J. 

lt tppllcatlon will bt haard at a 

lng to bt htld on Jtnutry II, \1U tt 

p m In tht Council Chtmbtn, City, 

M, Octan City, Naw Janay. plant irt 

1 lit In tha.Clty Clark't Qfflct. 

• wtniam Roblnton, 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

imdtnlgnid hat applltd.to tht 

ilng Board of Aftluttmtnt for 

itnct to rtmova roof ovtr txlatlng, 

•di and convtfi W wndtck Block 2**J, 

14, at nit Aibury Avt., Octtn aty, 

till application wlllba htard at t. 

it Ing (o M htld on January II,1*M at 

r> p.m. In tht council Qitmbtni.aty, 

III. octtn City, Naw Jtrwy.TntBlirn 

> on flit in ttM City Clark't Otflca. 

blactlont to thli vtrltnet mutt st 

i In ptrwo tt tha matting. 

J.B.O'Brlan 

I,1T,P,F.M« , 

PUBLIC NOTICB 

jitM undanlanad hat appllM to tM 

nlhg Board of Adluilmtnt for 

rlinca to anckiaa md floor porch and 

placa raar tftek Block W), Lot > al »M 

II Ava, , Octan Ot City, y, N NJ. 

! Tr.li application will bt httrd at t 

ttlna to M ntld on Jan. II, lH4at 7tN 

i. mtha CMnell Oitmbtn, City Hill, 

. wlCltV, Ntw Janay. Tfia plana art 

flit In tht City Clark* ottlct. Ob.' 

rttont to thli vtrltnct muit bt mtdt 

iHnui at tnt mattkifl 

, HarrySptWitr, 

Too Late to Classify 

JT "—' hinooag' 1 ini'SuW Prakti 

lot.? Browit laathor ahouldar 

nAvt. 

«T - during flr**Hh I. ctntrtl DM 

) IsrM MMYVP Mil HIM VfllOW lOOf 

Iptdi whltt Ittt ntmtd "BfT* 

atiwoiOill 

(utt,eo«y,"i!ndconv*nl»nt tDlnnthly 

Nwulll Avallttlalrnintd etll*)*|# 

rlpm Friday 

w. 

City eitrk't OMIa. 

John •. Lilly 

_....-,.., i j 

M nudl In pwion f tha m«tlng. 

.JahnVwDarnar 

,Oôn QlyArts Center 'i 

• LECTURES * DEMONSTRATIONS • 

* WORKSHOPS • 

•HISTORY OF TAPESTRIES " 

JAfsl. 9TH - JUDE BURKHAUSER - 7i30 PM 

" LIFE DRAWING WORKSHOP " 

JAN. lOTH - TONY FRUDAKIS - 7:00 PM 

"HISTORY OF QUILTS IN AMERICA" 

JAN. 12 TH BARBI BRY5ON-HARRIS - ?. 30PM 

"BATIK.WORKjHQP" 

JAN. 14TH MARYFEDERICI - 10AM - li30 

" DRAWING WORKSHOP" 

JAN. 16TH- LESLIE FONTANA - 9:30AM- 3t30 

"TABLE TOP STUDIO STILL LIFE" 

JAN. I7TH - SCOTT GdlSWOLO, JR. BsOOPM 

"KATHARINE CARTER - PAINTER" 

JAN. ISTii - GiOO Pm 

'*! 

HfciBISTtH 

EEARLYI 

"PHILA. BUS TRIP " 

PA. ACADEMY GF FINE ARTS 

JAN. 19TH - THURSDAY 

|*CALL F OR INF ORMATI ON - 399-7628* | 

pansn it ttw mwtino. JMnOrady 

•JAZZ DANCE WORKSHOP' 

JAN. 21ST - CAROL GORMAN SWIFT IPM 

PAINTING WORKSHOP" 

JAN. 23RD - PAT WITT - 10AM- 3i3O 

"THE GLASS WINDOW (PAINTING) 

JAN. 24TH - SUSAN HOPKINS - 9,30 - 3:00 

•JAZZ DANCE WORKSHOP" 

JAN. 25TH -KIMKNIGHT- 7:0OPM 

"JAZZ GUITAR WORKSHOP" - 7i30 PM 

JAN. 26TH - NORMAN 5PURGEON 

•DRAWING 8. PAINTING WORKSHOP* 

JAN. 28TH - KATHARINE CARTER 

9s00AM - NOON - DRAWING WRKSHP. 

I PM - 4:00 PM ^PAINTING WRKSHP. 

PON 

ULMER 

COLOR SERVICE 

6766 

CLIP and SAVE THIS COUPON 

|,««eW« 

on HOLIDAYS, 

' onWEEKENDS 

or LATE AT NIGHT. 

Ask tarry McKittrick, 

owner of MAC'S DONUTS in Ocean City. 

1 "I always d6al with Broadley's for fuel oil & plumbing 

i service -^ because they're dependable. My âter pipes 

'Hurst at.the shopôh Christmas. Day. Jwo Broadley'a 

^^.^.iÂBMArt >**#H.Vrtlt HOH 

7-OZ.UMON 

PUDGE 

OUR 

HITPARADE 

PRICE 

LESS REBATE 

PRICE WITH - 

MAIUN HElATE ' 

For Iru* wa^td b*Q\ 

•v*n/tntt«youduitl 

ttau 

TRAVEL 

Bi28tt Street, OeejnCitr 

For all the Knights 

and Damsels in your 

family that at* 

ailing,,.,, 

Includes: R/T Air, 7 Nights,S 

days, choice of hotels, transfers 

baggage handling and much 

more. Call for details 

Knight's has a complete 

supply of cold & flu 

remedies I 

1.00 

Locally Owned & Staffed 

8th & Wesley 

399-555S :__ 

42'x 62* WINDOW 

INSULATOR KIT 

Inttqlliaainytiuidt 

window. Hml with Kalr 

d & t l l M 

STORE COUPON STORE COUPON 

' WITH 

, COUPON' 

,Flr#Away,- • 

rir«ix»lnfluUh«r 

CNAMUR- 

„, OltlAMP 

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PAGE B - SECTION ONE 

;tLASSII=IEDAD 

PR INGS RESULTS 

Obituaries 

(contlimed from page 8) 

Kooco Iipartito; 

maintained home bore 

4 TORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Rocco Upartlto, retired 

• LJ ON HOUTE BO c3 business manager for the Vroeland public school system, 

•ExiiiiiiHiuijiiaiv dM Dee, Z7 here, H§ was 10, 

SIAWILLI, NEW JERSEY 

263-2101 

^ ^ ^ ^ N y h9 ^ ^ j , ^ ^ „ J^JJ ta Ocean 

aty, and had been a Vlneland resident for 55 years before his 

(wirmtotmramnn 

' nai u I I irVhMin 

mm In the late 1960s. . ' 

lnr - uprvw woo ma eoyiiwee a, i 

Daily Luncnton ^ ^ fc M W o ^ ^ ^ m im 

and - --- • •" •"-'-- --- - 

.: Dinner 

Specials 

itelicoys-Homemade 

^G&m, Pits 

v Pastry 

open Daily 

4a.m. to 11 p.m. 

sli grandchildren. 

Services were Dec. 27 In the Rone Funeral Home Oiapel, 

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

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 

The Fontana administration begins tonight 

(continued turn p«e « tat prtorfttii la the mayor's M u , IfiJl and Kesnlg fwd Couneitaiin ^ John gundlwoi 

balmee between residential ««« "JU be to attempt to wOl be iwoni I 

and business." ' 

IRany mr the previous 

drinking and driving. 

"1 will support them," to 

munlon in Sacred Heart Church, Vlneland. Intenneat was In fWCiBnint U their Job, 1 

the church cemetery.- Fontana said that one 

ONTHICIRCLi 

SOMERSPT.N.J, 

Free Parking 

Phone 927-2284 

Dinner Specials 

"X Starting from $5.25 

,* .• S«fv«Sfrefnlla,m. • lop,m.,Mon,fhruPri, 

lineluelM; tntrM, Soup or salad, 2 vtgs, coffee or tea, 

i ,•; rice pudding, bread pudding or [silo 

, Luncheon Specials 

:: -• Starting from $2.50 

t Servtdfromlla,m,fo3p,m,,'Mon,thruPri. 

:;.:./!• i Daily , 

Breakfast 

Specials 

.Opan , 

24 Hours 

except Sunday. 

Sun. closed 

1 itmidnfBht 

ENERGIZE ME 

Mh the original... 

NOW ON SALE! 

\B£RBZERmB£RCilZER\ 

SIZED 

E95BP-2 

SIZiC 

E93BP-2 

1 ' Regularly . . $4 QA 

^ t2.29 sale Ii99 

..(» Wh//e Supply Lasts - t 

?• HARDY'Smrtware 

114 NM BMd(Rt %yUmn NM NJ. 

: Moo.-Sit 9:00-5:30; Sun. 9:00-3:00 

': 1270600 

33.800 tons 

•;•: flolax on ttio largwl Udo Dick alloat. SHmulite 

vow i»n»es anw from lounge lo lounge (£3 

( 

Sensational Savings 

on all 9 and 10 day 

Caribbean Cniises 

fromRorida 

Aboard the 5-Star 

ATLANTIC 

ersaYFREEFrom53 

litigation goes into new year with a twist 

(continued from page 1) overtime 

tttoontrartaUortidittat " Omt 

compensate Lafferty for no 

sick days although he hid the 

wound up earning so much 

w adopted la ordir to 

p.rtlclp.tl'W 

weauie it § protecio ^^ 

ccumulated tor a worfctr wBo, for Pta« *° w te a e«Wn 

that mai mm under 

Dfpartaint conpraiator>ttaB«idttatlf 

Italian Specials 

Monday thru Friday 

Includes: Italian 

Salad &Gla«8 of Winel 

Fnll Course Dinners 

Every Sunday 

Open Mon.-Fri. inn S p.m. A San. from 4 pJn. 

9O8 Shore Hd., Soraen Point 

Wash • Wax 

Interior Care 

Engine Detailing 

DAYTIME & EVENING APPTS. 

1238 Haven Ave. 

Ocean City, N.J. 

398-8482 

After the Joy 

of Christmas. . , 

After the thrill 

oi New Year's. . 

What's Left? 

TAXIS 

Don't ao It «lon». Plok 

up th* n*w«st Ms fluid* 

books for 1914! ; j 

^ SRJSfJSS 

administrator dated Nov. 29 «nttrat7p,m,uiariti 

and paoilvid Dee, 8 itattag LS,^ SffL3L? 

^ r time «y being kept oB BM-UW or M»«M, 

ice funds me beefed up 

-Margie Bowea;- 

retabuniblemMlatervW." asm W» «" •y oo *J2?: 

She nid to dJiWrt can «• Wte otaMes •» » , 

S to itariiw Ite com. .«MD to W.BOO for mm,' 

V) accountability for deter. Approved Hie Wring ot ; 

DAILY 

BREAKFAST and 

LUNCHEON 

SPECIALS 

OPEN ALL YEAR , 

Open 7 Days A Week 

7 a.m.-3 p.m. 

Federal A SUM 

$10 NJ.& Pfl. aiort Form TcKPrtparatlon 

$10 Federal 1040EZ 

$20 Basic 1040A Short Form(1 sheet only) 

$25 Federal 1040 & Itemized Deductions 

mm IndlyMuii lerint frem U W IN MMMMS en complmllv. 

Fr»Quot.llonnmPirtrnr»hlp,Trutt, Smill BmlnwtCorpontliiiil, . 

Tn option corporation., and Riguiir Corporaikwj. Minimum Mt 

«» taiiimirtfwii, mm, , 

.Annual collwa ralrailur aunt* t. Mmlnari IniHtOMitlng and 

Tex Accounting. , 

You do not Mil wltti a computar, you dwl with knowlads*ab(a 

Licmwd Accountiwt,, Ep*eniiiinB In Tamiion Mini • eomputar. 

JOHN & CATHERINE CRAFT 

398-4340 

Telephone today lor an appolnlmenl 

oppoRTimnY. 

INTERNATIONAL 

THROUGH STUDENT 

EXCHANGE. 

Asan AREA REPRESENTATIVEyou will 

beBpartofoafpK^ramtearrangfttor, , . 

European students to spend a high school 

ytarIn America, ''•;„•, ',' " ' V :'/ 

We are cufrently recruiting to fill these 

expirisespiW, ••'. . -" v v,£1% }••':'• •. 

Asan AREA REPRESENTATIVEyou will: 

"TteeadriKfltwi'dyketo toft grade readi^toi^to 

a^wtkitertooafetalato aMceed the reflrtng Wri»; 

maintain itseU and for the Perkins. ; 

flw high school's assistant • 

" ;- ?! 

-Anita J.SplegetJ; 

If :,"&? 

Dorothy Beech, newly elected president of the 

food Counsel Friendship Club, accept! the gavel | 

from Mayor Jack Blttner following Installation 

luncheon meeting at Greate Bay Country Cl.ub.S 

Looking on are, from left, Edgar Dormann, ; 

president-elect, and Jim Corcoran, treasurer^ 

Business Women set meetings •N U.S.DA. CHOICE BEEF LOIN STEAKS FRESH & TENDER 

Money Saving Pak 

5-lbi. or more pcrpkg. 

Porterhouse 

ORTBONE 

Soup & Stew Fixin's 

WHOLE WITH THIGHS 

^lcl«t|U8S ®.6 79* Short Ribs§f Beef MilM 

'1.00 Chicken Drumsticks 1*1.04 BeefForStew.. ,ffl*'M,t7 

i^-btK as^^»,L. 

COFFEE 

Ful! O'Nufs 

California 

Broccoli 

ASSORTED FISCHER 

African tiw 

Violets Si 

STORESLICED 

Chicken 

Breast 

Fresh Small 

REQ..MINTORQEL 

Crest 

Toothpaste B ° 

CERAMIC 

4-Pc, Onion 

Soup Bowl Set 

S\^ ShopRile Coupon L^Ât ShopRite Coupon ShopRite Coupon T^Z>^ ShopRite Coupon 

UHIItfEl

JPAGE 12 — SECTION ONI 

\ ANDREW STRANG 

Chairman, Ocean City 

' Shade Tree Committee . 

The transfomjatian Of the 

Ocean aty Railroad Station, 

10th Street and Haven Avenue 

from its appearance In the 

past to its present physical 

la Hearing completion. 

Landscaping and design of 

the surrounding area has 

taken the Ocean City Shade 

tree Committee nearly three 

i to complete Its biggest 

* -•--"—'-j project 

ri this volunteer committee. 

On March 13, 1980, former 

Mayor Chester J. Wlmberg, 

appointed a committee of 

seven unpaid volunteers to 

heautlfy the landscape 

mmmrf of Ocean City, tte 

members are, Fred C. Benson, 

Mrs. Harold Boardman, 

Marty DeBeer, Mrs. Wesley 

Mlnnts, Daws Wallace 

(Wentt), Mrs. D. Normw 

Young and Andrew a Strang, 

Chairman. 

. Hie committee plants frees 

and shrubs in public areas as 

Introducing,... 

ar tmnsfbrmation 

Ofh»|lpf)t»w*»fn)fit«-»Jtmiif« 

CHEESEBURGER 

JeUUiFer Happy Hour 

MM-ttiFM. 4M.KMep.gi. 

MLOHMKIMriK 

COMPLETE PACKAGE STORE 

,,BEER«WME41JQU0R 

filft,Seu • GpHectoIr Bdtttet .• Domestic ft Im^rtftd Wine 

U- •i^vkX^-"" if»B|71»YS A WBEKV...; 'aflttîtii*. r '( 

v« 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

business /finances 

Thursday, Jmtmy 5, 1984 Page Ctae, Action' 

MUA treatment rates 3% higher than last year's 

.;. CAFE MAY - Wilt ail' 

jlttzma showed up earlier this 

tncmth when the Cape May 

County Municipal Utilities 

Authority held ltt annual user 

aiarge public hearing at the 

Welcome Center here. 

* Ihe hearing marked the 

first time the MUA set the 

]ner rates for the Cape May 

•region. The new ^milliongaUon-per-day 

wastewater 

treatment plant is expected to 

begin operation in January 

serving Cape May, West Cape 

May, and Cape May Point. 

. The Ocean City region 

Wastewater treatment 

facilities, the Authority's 

first, have been operating for 

two years and the proposed 

user charge tor 1984 is within 1 

percent of the first year's 

(1982) rate, according to 

Charles NorUs, MUA chief 

'engineer, who served as 

hearing' officer at the 

meeting. 

"The MUA's user charges 

fortheOceanQtyreglonhave 

remained stable," Norkis 

said. He explained the 

proposed 1984, charges for 

Ocean aty totaled (2,490,341 

compared to 12,372,086 tot 

1983, an increase of 178,245 or 

3.3 percent. 

In his testimony, William 

lAvery, an attorney from the 

Qierry Hill law firm of Davis 

& Reberkenny, representing 

the New Jersey Winter 

Company, said there ate no 

problems in the proposed 

budgets for 1984. 

Lavery urged MUA officials 

to continue to closely monitor 

the operating and maintenance 

expenses, the nmnber 

of employees and their level 

Business group in 

first meeting 

SOMBHS POINT — We 

jnewh; formed Somers Point 

Business Association will 

.convene its first general 

meeting 7 pjn. Tuesday, Jan. 

10 in the Bethel Jtoad VFW 

building. 

- The . evening's < guest 

speaker will be Larry Hand of 

the Schiff-Charney office 

aipply Co. of Atlantic City 

who will demonstrate and 

esplata the application of 

computers in small 

business/Mi nnorpUium 

The Somers Point Business 

Association was established 

to provide a collective voice 

representing the Somers 

•*- »„ £ 

more business news, page 13 

. -fr 

VWED.,JAR 18th 

SZECHWAN 

GARDEN 

503 9th St., (on central Ave) Qcean City 

Szechwan 

Mandarin 

Cantonese 

Hunan 

398- 

5456 

-Cany-Out 

ALICE; a TJ. 

The Szechwan Garden Is NOT connected with 

any other Chinese Restaurant in this area. ' 

flrkttilr* BwMlng By" Spring 

Air, 111 Coll 6>t!r» Firm IM\ 

In** Altlt FOWIdttlMt 10 YMT 

FKtOry Wimnty. Twin 3*t 

Discount 

1 Famture 

Ban 

fUnt business community to 

local government, to develop 

programs to inform the public 

of the advantages of dealing 

with local business establishments 

fend to provide' a 

facility for an exchange of 

business related Ideas and 

methods In an Informal, sbdal 

mis meeting is open to all 

retail, wholesale, 

manufacturing, service or 

professional business owners 

or managers doing business in 

Somers Point. 

For information call Dave 

Flatt Jr. at 027-8116. 

LmH "cuJhiein canlmiporarv 

5tyU Tilled Foam MittrtM 4 to 

B*u«i Oak ConMnipcrvy 

Bwtroam Sulrt Tr1pl«,DrWMr>' 

Twtn Mirror*/5 arm* ai*rt> 

And Full/Qvim H«Mlmnl%V 

, lah St at Bay A\;e-OceanCity, NJ. ^ 

Man. Thurs FrF.-Sat 9 5 30; Frl. 'til 8:30 p m 

, ,.. 398-6005 . • • 

'***$?, CloseV) Tu«w*«y * Sunday 

• l Wj 

jvuta 

of compensation. 

"The rates the New Jersey 

Water Company charges 

Individual customers In 

Ocean City Is controlled by 

the Board of Public Utilities," 

Lavery stated. "We must 

Justify every expenditure," 

NorUs, responded by explaining 

that the MUA has 

been continuously monitoring 

its operating costs and in 1983 

was able to reduce its work 

force by three laborer 

positions without Impairing 

KB ability to operate effectively. 

Coldren asked the'MUA 

oommlssloners to reconsider 

policy on the charging of the 

cost of replacement equtoment 

in advance, Cobtaen said 

he believed the financial 

burden being imposed on 

ratepayers suggests that 

replacement and renewal 

costo should be financed when 

incurred, not at startup time. 

In his opening statement, 

Norlds explained the sources 

of revenue and eipcniwi that 

led,to tlie proposed user 

charges. 

AMB^tCAS FAMIY DRUG STORE 

The revenues received by 

to MUA include septage 

Income, Interest income from 

bond accounts, working 

capital and replacement 

accounts, and payments from 

participating municipalities. 

Expenses include debt 

service on funds borrowed to 

design and construct force 

mains, pumping stations and 

wastewater treatment plants, 

as well as on abandoned 

facilities; operation and 

maintenance Including labor, 

power and chemicals; and a 

replacement fund for. 

equipment. 

The proposed 1984 charges 

tar Cape May aty total H14.242 and Cape May i 

1613,616, West Ape May 15*324. 

Gastronomic unit inducts ACC director 

George McNeill, director of 

the Academy of Culinary Arts 

(ACA) at Atlantic Community 

College in Mays Landing was 

recently inducted into the 

Oanfrerle de la Chaine des 

'RoUsseurs by the group's 

Atlantic City bailllage 

(chapter). 

McNeill of Cardiff, an accomplished 

pastry chef who 

has catered special functions 

for Great Britain's royal 

family, was named director of 

ACA in July, He was 

previously a chef-educator at 

Ihe school. ~ 

The Confrerte Is the largest 

and oldest gastronomic 

Jgantation ta the world, 

founded to France In 1248. It 

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The trick to 

improving 

taxi service i 

'•&• • • • • 

•'Ocean Oty officials are considering increasing 

titenumber of taxi licenses because of the reputed 

difficulty by the public in obtaining cab service at i 

vjipwever, improved cab service and increasin 

tie number of licenses nay not go hand in hand. 

Ufe solution may not be as simple, or as difficult, 

afcpulling rabbits out of a hat, 

l**mue are currently 20 taxi licenses, held by a 

-taW of four carriers with Yeltow Cab of Atlantic 

^ having the lion's share, holding 15 of the ^ 

vtAccording to City Councilman William Meis, 

t6e need for increased taxi service is especially ! 

evident at night. He tells of bus passengers being 

discharged at the Ocean q^y Transportation ; 

aiOenter who cannot get cab service to Marmora. 

Meis says that his own attempts to obtain cab 

| service for such stranded people have been 

••• fruitless and that he has wound up caUing the 

ite. "Our police have better things to do than 

ye people to Marmora," he rightfully notes. 

I i^^ councilman alleges that the taxi license 

j|^BJUjpP' aje,vMatJag the standards of their 

i| Hceises because city ordinance requires they be ' 

;| iJlit^XbWnisfratbi 1 Joseph Kane has proposed' 

}: raising the number of licenses by SO percent, from 

. thecurrenL20to a total of 30licenses. "Actually," 

^ he notes; "there should be no limit on the number 

'of licenses, but witt SO there is some d—— -* 

;*Let the private market determine the need," 

H* ;"ebuncuman Meis is also in favor of limiting the 

""""•"^ of licenses one company may hold to 15. 

i have also been suggestions that the cab 

apany telephone numbers be posted at tte 

importation Center and that the cab comies 

at leastvprovide a recorded telephone 

3age when cabs are off duty or unavailable. 

;|1 J|IM1gsu§ city officials should address ia im- 

» it ^yed taxi service, not necessarily more service. 

Beryice is inadequate with 20 licenses, how and 

&ywould 10 more improve it? 

\ 

If the license holders are indeed required to 

gyide round-the-clock service, or to be 

jfpable during scheduled periods, then the city 

iDuld enforce this provision. The best way to do 

at is by denying — or at least indicating this 

PageTwo, Section Two 

Thursday, January 5,1984 

Trap ban would pose hardship 

Passage in theSenate mce again iUustmtes the msenstitoHty 

of some ofnytnrttkrn colleagues to the 

concerns tf SouthJersey residents 

ê»a»toIaWD«njtt^ 

legislation is 

: ,( •••, = ...,..,•.•, • fc , •- ... • 

unnecessary 

Editor, -Sentinel-Ledger: rayUttfebenefit?. 

the testing for volatile 

arganlcs by water suppliers in 

New Jersey.The measure (A- 

280) Is now before Governor 

Keatt, 

, Following the passage, the 

sponsor of the bill made 

comments that Indicated 

there was no current testing 

will be picking up tha tab for 

the entire population of to 

state. • -v*cfinally, 

the leglslatlbn 

establishes a Water Qualttr 

Institute to tackle the difficult- 

Job of establishing standards' 

tor these hundreds of con- 1 

tamlnants. The new la*> 

quality In New Jersey Is establish such standards* 

relatively unknown. Such within 18 months. 

statements made by him and 

echoed in editorials around 

the state have unnecessarily 

mlsleadmany residents of the 

V 

1l§' recent passage of 

Assembly Bill 280, whlctr 

would require testing of 

drinking water for volatile 

organlcs and priority 

pollutants, baa been hailed by 

Its sponsor and others as long 

needed legislation to protect 

water consumers in New 

Jersey. 

The Issue of quality 

drinking water In a state 

chemical industries and 

hazardous landfUl sites is of 

concern to everyone. 

But, despite what has been 

said over tie last few months, 

; ' 

While It is crucial that wo* 

on this area progress rapidly,' 

lt'squestlonable how the state 

wlfl be able to establish insuch 

a short period of time, 

standards bused on a lifetime 

of exposure when that data 

does not now exist for a 

majority of contaminants.' 

At best, rainy of the new 

standards would haVe to be 

arbitrary and could result to 

either overzealous regulation 

and construction of treatment 

facilities, or else dangerously 

high limits that poee a real 

health danger and mislead the 

public 

It Is crucial Oat a sound, 

meaningful approach to 

providing quality water be 

made. To accomplish this, we 

most first recognize that 

suppliers, including ^ New whether It la private corn- 

Jersey Water Company, ha ve panles, municipalities or 

been testing their water water authoriHes or comsuppUes 

voluntarlh< and the missions - is dedicated to 

recently passed legislation, protecting our water supplies,' 

and the comments of its and providing quality 

sponsor only have helped to drinking water, 

mislead the public Into Statements that suggest all 

thinking their water Is unsafe of our water supplies are 

to drink, or that its quality Is , unsafe are misleading and 

right now unknown. dangerous. The public has the 

For the past fewyears, New right to be assured of to 

Jersey Water Company baa quality of Its drinking water 

voluntarily monitored for and not be needlessly alarvolatile 

organlcs, and for the med. .•; 

last yeart the priority *Our-company and many 

pollutante that pose a threat other purveyo*Si In- New 

to drtnkuig water suppUes. Jersey are providing, Wp 

The ricmt^ .^created quality water that-poses-a* 

legislation wffl not have any health threat. .-, • -wignifit 

fft n b Th fn f 

sampling program, in that we 

already conduct the comprehenslve 

analysis the law 

mandates. (f 1 p 

Inaremote area should not be' 

taken as an Indication that all 

water^ supplies are bad. Our 

vinonjtoring 

programs provide 

While the testing Is mi- evidence for this. 

portent, ana one of fliiaijte 

parts of the JegUatM|Klittli 

h b id bMjt^^ 

, becomes law. •'ttalUta MW hnposed on water 

W»7;.,i: the lnsensitivlty of some of atpubllP hearings jhat the 

For years trapping has been Even though an amendment my northern colleagues to the teghoM trap is necessary to (jiallty Institute that wlU 

. . an tateBral part of feutt wadded to the legMiitioii to concerns of South Jeriey ratatata a heaJtty, rabi» establiA standirds 

>ty performance by using a hst Jersey's economy. For some, compensate trappers for ,the residents. free animal population. New 

1 |eri m 

of an alternating list of tow truck operators Vw otters^ it supplementi Blu unBcfiiptaWe, Thg I 

aMêdta(toMnfmerB«S« fcelr Incomes to hehittem get oompensato faduW In tt» n« 

, are caued in times of emergencies, by economieauy. Ul would amount to as Uttle^ moit populated .cbunUei îfî 

f ||SMlic«nseholdiri. of course, could see that « «• Mtoated more than as » eenhi per trap, IWs whewtaappîffarari. wild ftnlnu.1 jira 

ier to arrive at a solution which would be 

factory to all concerned—keeping die public 

rmost in mind. 

•tainly such a sit down should occur before 

city goes to the time and expense of changing 

status quo. More doesn't always mean better, 

lôften the only thing wrong with local orances 

is they aren't being enforced. 

banning of the most common —— — -. -.~ v. _. 

trap — the leghold trap. ban. Trappers In our state 

I Hill am oppoaeu opposed ui to a leghold ^ I produce an annual raw ur fur.. 

, : 

trap ban and will continue to value of |3.7 million. My northern colleagues also vnM.9 

fight (o totp it fwm being msWUirincaujiananclal fM to reUsa mat tter too MBUstfy 

We must guard aga 

ByCYBRICKFIELD o-eatenew]ob?to be filled by 

afteraD-andifs one workers everything wlU turn out mnnljerofpeopleTwhbwfflr^; af^ 

of aU ages nay find ttem- dka^Mtag it did during U.e eUng out'im J | ^ 

selves falling through. • industrial revolution. existence through^ menlSilw his or her i>iMntsP T 1L'. 74£XVWX|3 afteraD-andifs one workers everything wlU turn on 

|"A«|'CT WT. of aU ages may find ttem- okayHustagitdldduringtti 

JiWwP ^^ 

Mder workers are already • Now comea tte splash, of .Jabor.i -4t.,tta.jltf^l1!i$^ 

1 *^ • , ^ • • selves falling through. • tadustflal revolution. 

':&?'*: oifcr Mder workers are already - «ow Now coinea comea tte we spiasn. splash, « c /laoori «.W deteriOtttttttW^w&fWiwejfiO^lleB^miimensi^^^ 

••%. CM? '••'•- .-••• 1 • • fceUng heUng the the'toia* impact; of of. betag being coMw,^ «U i»ter ^ tte In m fa«) face from fr« outaklrUofthewwldofwort. .'Am^ 

¥ l^rWfîp fW~h4'*\. dedaredobsoleteafterage40, a êw VorfeUmes;artid 

PÎSKIK: inUl M younger wbrtors wlU by Bryce jetton, fn 

mm^^MM^. XAAVVT pirtapgblwe most affected.mtm.WQm charac 

^M^MMP-^''-'- 1 *- ' • over lie long run. WWe job in, the VtM 

ifir%fWpgKftHy s over tie long run, terlstic Job in the Udtedôf long-term dtuatlonôut of 

For ai; long as computers WttftalWOiriflbipushtagimfi^ 

For as bng as computers States ta 1990willbepuslung 

ie'fu^st getieral meeting of the newly formed have been demonstrating broom ratter tha 

6W Point Bustaess Association is 7 p.m. their ability to perform tasks I«^grajnmlng a coinputer. 

Uohin iirffina ill biwinpss nennlf tn nr" feari'voiced ttat these in. WiisnBsW.iRunibergem!; 

BOD .merging m Dusintsi people to at- jiwilWly'lntepigttit machines StahMi'aviaititii* M 

mzM^-iM&vA ::••• •-. - :'... ,.\ _ - . are going to o^priwptolple OIA Mseare^MS BdueMoMli 

y begun a renascence of 

ic bayfront area the most 

business 

h b dfritt broom ; rato :Wi^kM^' :i lff^ 

f ? 

VWir|manaisDjint ha^ 

iaken 5 ^; A jreater lni- 

îMe tod|y^^ public 

^^ \mw tnatmanyoraje 

date's water purveyors are 

concerned with water quality"- 

and are talcing the necessa^c 

steps ttpreserW v efii# 

DistrlctManager. 

New Jersey Water Company 

"•'••••••. BbaSinWBSSf 

;' The Sentinel-Ledger 

ileatiires Thursday, January 5, 1984 Page Tfcree, Section Two 

Digging up new dues to an old American mystery 

By DAVID MAXHEUJ sponsored bv Sir Waiter 

SmlthsonlanNewsService Rallehg, who had Inherited a 

ROANOKE ISLAND, N.C. dahn to eiplore and colonliie 

— SdlnBwhpiFA hare _ In tha Nas Wn*HA mknut M 

backed In 

-mw a summer playôund centufy Bngllib chaplain, attttanent. 

10 monmi, Ot men .micovertos, 

and 1587, settlements that 1587 he sent a venturesome 

Bftnouth. tow, (ifflO . folks had ^TproblS £«•• >» -«*».** to give y£« 

But prtciseto whew me from the ww begffingi W0P«ns a look at North ga 

eotauslSftilrhoMî- TOw arrived too la tetHZi ^Mmtmmam - are h, ,»• 

and precisely what Dl fate oops for that yeartharveit, 

English ancestry bora in turned iiostue. 

chaeologlsts. . 

John Ehrenhard, a National returned to 

whose enthusiasm for- ftaoUng leave port again: All English 

the exact site percolates vessels were urgently needed 

through Us carefully for war with Spain, 

measured words, allows that Finally, after England's 

Wyears have blurred to faint 1588 victory over the mighty 

traces the evidence needed to. SpanlshArmada, White sailed 

pinpoint the , colonial for Roanoke Island, arriving 

dwelllnga. inl590.HefoundUtaetraceof 

,Yet Ehrenhard and his field the colony — only some 

team, aided by a battery of remains of tte fort 

confident theyhave found the northern edge, a few pieces of 

rightspot, the one beneath the armor and »• word 

Of BUD- 

sound It The Information 

Indicated features 

baite to leave; be condudes ^P^gmaB twwte, but as 

mattheyiwtnDtie^rsat o^ aa not met ma& 

all but fortune hunters. "After hands, the team comDed the 

gold and silver were not so research area for chies. 

soontoBnd, M to«titrt?Bato, gMjenee was their wat- 

"(ttiF)hiaHWeornoeareof *wwl. "Jo* collecting tte 

any ottier thing but to pamper "mplei, Is difficult," 

ttielr bellies. » • Ehrenhard eaya.'The lumps 

In andther report, John Jnthesofl that may turn out to 

White describes the second be remains Nof nallheads," be 

site where the first group had break Into d 

encamped. This Information But there 

to be housefost remains, tadlcjtng 

J*t H», hagutarbBfl*u«,TfcoogbBe 

Unuei, "m can rufc out * 

fragmenta place mem In the Mat tte structure is," are no markings to fee site, 

cotaU pertBi Additionally, arenhard mp, «M I feel suggesting mat no one ww 

-f. : '''•»4'' '" 

-- , J^rf. ",•%"; Z. -, -.••-ft.,-' 1 - 

TJA7. j_! fu^yffiT 

mis is where the settlement a tree. No trace of a signal, a^Stiir.wiefounTie Hf«^ffi^| 

tV p d t idit 

In part, this is a story about distress, was found. 

that conclusion, but it ate concerning the fate* of tte 

tells now one generation," colonists can be either proved 

whether digging up the earth or disproved," historian John 

or searching through historic Neville, executive director of 

documents, passes along America's Four Hundredth 

valuable research data to the Anniversary Committee, 

Inquisitive of the future. says, adding, "Though 

The story behind neither' of the colonies wag 

Ehrenhard's work began 400 permanent, they were fee 

years ago, on July 13, ISM, spiritual beginnings of me 

whenaparty of Englishei- English America .which 

pJowrs^claimed for Queen became.thfiÎnltod;States.!'; 

Eltobeth; I-whatls now In his attempt at least to 

eastern North Carolina. A find the site, and maybe some 

year later, a party of 108 men information abodt hojr, ,fte 

1 BS Ote~*ÛlWCum*.*rWli^fmfyl!l»fflW 

houMS atanding unhurt . .," area has yielded ceramic dating baft Jamestown. Va. (1807) and Plymouth. Mass. (Mai). Hie map above, drawn by U» 

gave orderl "to make om 

newe Cottages, for such as 

sboulde neede." 

Though these documents 

an priceless, as far a» they 

go, they leave unanswered the 

question of exact location. 

The aearcb for the site to 

based on the premise, 

Ou-enhardpotatB out, that the 

fort estabUshed by the Bret 

settlers on the northern side of 

the island, and mentioned In 

the accounts, is the one 

located and fully recon- 

by tlie English explorer-artist John White gave Europeans their first look at |1 

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$T. JAMES AME 

•?ft St. and Haven Av. 


Hev, Beekwortli J. VoorbifS, 

(Mater 

SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Church school 

11 ajn. - Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service. 

^Jssemhjy of God , 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

515 New Rd. 

d 

Rev, Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

• 10 am - Sunday School 

• 11 a.uL - Morning worship 

? 7 pJB, - Ironing ierrtw 

imJNDANTUFE 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

as Shore Rd. 

(Plaza 8 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Andrew Curace, pastor 

:io am, • Sunday school 

111 u. - Worship service 

;7 pjn. • Evening service 

°* 

•JTORSDAY 

j7 pjn, . Midweek service. 

dCEANCTTY 

BAPTIST 

lptb St and Wesley Ave. 

Ocean Qty 

IJCT, Donald E. Hurlbert, 

SUNDAY 

?9:3O a-m. • Sunday school 

£10:45 ajn. and 7 pa. 

Worship service. 

WEDNESDAY *' 

7 pjn. - Prayer service. 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST ' . 

(American Baptist) 

18th St. and Simpson Ave. 

Ocean aty 

Community Cntw 

Rev. Richard Wlngate, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • Worship service 

with Rev. Wlngate preaching. 

Nursery Provided 

11:15ajn. -Sunday school 

For 24-hour devotional 

message, phone 398-4526. 

The church office is located 

at 247 W. Met Rd., phone 398- 

6126. 

SEAVTEW BAPTIST 

2Q25 Shore Rd, 

Llnwood 

Rev. WilUam W. LeConey, 

pastor 

SUNDAY . ' 

0:30 a.m. • durch school 

- 11 a-m. • Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. - Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7pjn.-Eveningbible study 

and prayer service. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

CbrblnCity 

R.S. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY ~ 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday school 

11 turn. • Morning worahlp 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

9th and New York Av. 

Sonera Point 

DM Corbett, pastor 

ON CHAPa BY THE S 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue 

SUNDAY, JAN. 8tht 1984 

REV.DANIEURILITT 

Marmora, N.J. 

HYMN SING-10:20 

CHURCH SERVICE-10:30 

Serving South Ocean City Ytar .'Round 

The Presbyttrlan Church, U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen, Th.AA,, Pastor 

Rev. Jeffrey W, Winter, Assistant Pastor 

Director of Music • organist 

Henry C. Leper jean R Idgway 

•2" 

1 i ' 

SIMHY, 1ANIARV 8,1964 

MORNING WORSHIP-11:00a.m. 

EVENING WORSHIP-7:30 p.m. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:30a.m. 

The Whole Bible For The Whole Person 

GradedClasses—Nursery—Adults 

MORN1NS-10i30 a,m^ 

Women's Bible Study Fellowship 

WEDNESDAY EVENING-7:30 p.m. 

The Bible Study Hour 

A Cordlil Wileomt Awaits You 

"Holding Perth The Wort of Ufa" Phlllippiins 2; 16 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

ttfcunlCifltnMvMua Ocsin City, N. J. 

SUNDAY, JAN. 8th, 1984 

1030 A.M. Morning Worship 

"ACASEOF . 

TOO MUCH RELIGION" 

The Her. David M. Finch, Preacffrg r 

(The i0i30 Service broadcast qnWIBG AM U5o)' f _ 

\,arlea and Anna .(Ireland) 

Halg of Ocean ytow, i 

daughter Dec, 21, and, 

•*">- and \Elleent J ' 

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. ^f[fy$[ti 

Sunday Morning Worship 11:00^ 

•Sunday Evening Service 7:30 jTm?;^ 1 

f ' lâchfng and Teaching th v « 1 

1 \M 

. , , i p 

Ocean City High School concert choir members perform a winter scene skit during annual performance 

at St. Peter's United Methodist Church. 

A boundless faith 

in God 

It would seem that with the 

passing years, each Oiristnai 

day brings home to 

sUI another example 

love, His teachings —. 

to the 1980s. 

Oinny and I spent another 

" TerfulChristmasdaywith 

daughter Sandy, her 

and our grandto 

the suburbs of 

Philadelphia. Now we always 

have a great time at Sandy's; 

nothing new to mat Tub 

time, however, we saw so 

much that made us proud of 

'her and heard so much mat 

made us realize just how 

very, very fortunate we are. 

'Meet Gorgeta and Don and 

their son, Thomas. We met 

- — — J- -**~^ m ******rp ^g- • M ^^^F^^^^B*^ 

Sandy had invited men for 

dinner, and nicer people you 

would never want to meet 

'Just who are they? 

No, "the* \ m hot 

''NtteHeanip they 'are 

^Rumanians, living- to this 

country since April. Natives 

•of the Bucharest area, they 

were considered upper dais 

in their native land. Dan Is a 

"civil engineer. Presently, they 

"snare a one bedroom apart- 

ment with another couple to 

fire Mt. Airy section of 

Philadelphia — five people In 

a one bedroom apartment, 

/fern Thomas, a'tthe age of l 

"week, contracted a Ugh fever 

and a resultant motor lapse 

"which incapacitates him in 

many arena, much as palsy 

would. Despite Ola 

;tremondous handicap, 

•Thomas has taught himself 

English since April and now 

'serves as the Interpreter for 

'Ms mother and dad, They, hi 

turn, are mastering their new 

'language and lean less on 

"Thomas each day. 

r. They came to this country 

-ft the hope that an operation 

would ease Thomas' problem 

Dut the bottom line 150,000 Is 

'far, far beyond their ken. 

"r'Dan is working for San- 

(Jy's husband and Is well liked 

iby those he Wks with. 

'Gorgeta does light household 

•cleaning when ahe.can obtain 

the work. Thomas, alas, 

brilliant as he Is mentally, Is 

limited in his .physical 

movement. 

The couple nave two girls, 

*ages 15 and 20, still to 

'.Rumania and would dearly 

t'love to see them here In the 

[United States. Just one catch, 

jGorgeta and Dan have asked 

IKW Broitint ^^1 JJg,, Jjgj Jjg^j 

" Looking 

for the Right 

"Nursing Home? 

indlvldvali ind ntlrid coupt« lit 

fMtd of t xptrt mtdloi c*r« ir« In 

vltml ID miM tlwlr horn* Ui Llrnmod 

ConyilncMt C«i»w At Llnwood 

itay cm mpKt • frltmlly it 

mnfihft wltn unlul pttwrwl •»• 

- — .-.--.- .. j^tor* ft 

granted it. However, he must 

prove Gorgeta It Us wife or 

she nut leave the country 

and mat proof lies bock In 

Humanla. No problem, you 

Well it Is a'problem. 

Dan's finer, a 

_ . was ratter outspoken 

about religious 

freedohi in the country so, 

about a year ago, he was 

aasaasinflted. \ < 

Now it would seem aU that 

the three have left Is their 

faith. The Rumanian 

euthorities will certainly not 

go out of their way to help 

prove Gorgeta Is Dan's wife 

and those two young girls, still 

in Rumania, don't nave much 

chance of making it here. The 

final straw is Thomas' 

condition. If there Is no 

operation, Thomas will never 

be self-supporting and the 

immigration service will 

never approve his permanent 

• Wtry. So; h* Mao will have to 

return to Romania 

Far fronv seeing this as a 

depressing picture, these 

newcomers to our shore seem 

to have boundless faith In God 

and the sure knowledge He 

will take charge. 

Our Sandy? Well, we are 

very proud of her. She lives 

between she and her husband, 

their church and the United 

SWes Government - all will 

came out well. 

Dear God, if it be They will, 

make It so. 

8TROKE CLUB TO MEET 

The first meeting of the 

New Year of the Atlantic 

County Stroke dub will be 

7:30 pjn. Jan. 11 at Betty 

Bacharach Rehabilitation 

Hospital where a bingo game 

and refreshments will be 

featured. 

1984 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J. 

ByPOORRICBARD 

For the last 38 years, generations of studente have read 

the novel''1S81" It pdrtays an age of bleak, Impersonal, 

and highly mpntpiiWflH a^ntHnf People wen to be 

watched by thehlg brother of government, electronic 

eveadropplng, etc. 1984 became known as a year that was 

to be a benchmark of the deterrioratlon of personal 

freedom, security, and the pursuit of happiness. 

In about 84 A.D. Hebrew Christians faced a world that 

was turning hostile to ttelr freedom, security, and mirsuU 

of happiness. The secular and religious cultures of the day 

were beginning to unleash subtle and physical persecutions 

against Christians. 

The HMe Book of Hebrews Is a stirring message lor the 

people of 84 A3, and 1984 AJ>. It teaches how Christ is 

"sufficient" for aU that the future of Us world might 

bring. Hebrews also points out the "finality" of Christ's 

victory and rule overall of the transient human events of 

Ufe. 

Akey verse of Hebrews is that climatic expression of 

the last chapter; "Jesus Christ, to nine yesterday, 

today, and forever," 

And, after reviewing some practical advice for 

Christian living in any year, Hebrews says that even in 

1884 we can say: 

awthlessedu 

184. 

Bible classes are 

The tort la 

my helper, I 

Ml not be 

am wan do to 

me? 

A 10-week course of Bible 

classes for women, win begin 

7:30 pa. Tuesday. Jan. 10 in 

Pteasantvflle. 

The course, entitled "Will 

me real woman please stand 

up," includes biblical principles 

applied to daily living 

Daseu on a book written by 

Darien Cooper and snared by 

Turoezl. 

For 

aw-am 

1 N 

i free-Mrteiter schedule ol, 1 ''"- •' 

> " . , 

N.. l i ." rVllbaMâ*âMMaaMNaJH4iMad«HbMMBliaM^ 

' Rev. Richard C. Wlngate 

PauUin Memorial Baptist Church 

OceanCtty 

SOMEBS POINT — Pratae 

Tabernacle la planning to 

buUd new church facilities on 

10 acre* of newly purchased 

land here, reports Howard 

Ftakel.assiftantp.stor. 

The new cted,. rib will 

Ocean Heights Avenue. The 

/ congregation, which begin 

wltha couple of families to the 

tail of 1978, now Bumbtn 

some 175 people. 

To accommodate the need* 

of me growing congregation, 

=-=• -*= =^--w —-*•*& . _ j—L-iHHaa^ iwiaaiaj 

services, 8 ajn. and 10:16 

am., the assWant pastor 

Rev! William Britt began 

the local church in the winter 

of 1977, coming to this mm 

from pastoring U» Christian 

and Missionary Alliance 

Church m Virginia. 

Pastor Britt holds a 

bachelor of sdence degree In 

Wology from Christopher 

Newport College in VTrgiiua 

We seldom recognlie •' 

habit when It starts. We 

Just dost expect anytluHg 

we try to beconM babituaT 

Even when repeated • few 

times, we're sure Oat we 

nave control and can 

regulate the extent of our 

addiction. 

We ratiowdlie by vowing 

to start to break it 

"tomorrow." If. f«r wrier 

to permit onlyôod habits 

to develop to the point 

where bteakbig them la 

diffieuH, 

The .type and colt of our 

funerals are alw«ys 

specified by the family we 

serve. We recognize the 

IJiyfei'eBce & some for SOB* 

fraditioBtl, low-cost services. 

WhVIBERG 

funeral Home 

n«r BMMnfltn N Muni 

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201 Asbury Avenue 

Phone 399-2654 

The Godfrey 

Funeral Homes 

Established 1856 

:;809 Central Ave. 444 S. Shore Rd. i 

jjOcean City, N.J. Palermo, 1 N. 

| Phone 3990077 Phone 398-O077;-> 

p Herbtrt L. Codlrty. Owner; John T Newman, Manager 

In Time of Trouble, We Are As ' 

Near As Your Phone 

Plodginu fbr the future, as in the past, the finest and 

moit (iignlf ied, personaluAd funeral service. 

SUCCESSOR TpkbCtAN CITY'S FIRST FUNIRAU 

DIRECTOR 

You've read the headlines. Tuition 

,Skyrockets" "Financial Aid Sources 

Dwindle." 

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A four year college education Is becoming 

.• a luxury few can afford , 

Unless you start your four year degree at ACC 

With two years at ACC plus two years at the 

transfer college you choose, you'll flet that all 

Important 4-yearCollege degree •,,' ~ = — 

^WSOTtaary in Ontario, thtekgj? from Trinity Seminary in PFUMwrgb. 

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Canada. He and his wife, Seminary to Florida as wffl In addition to the to-diWn 

Jtraj akmg rttt flk* torae at degrees In education and ministry, ffalse Tabera«de 

children main their home in computer programing: has an active Syrian of home, 

Bargaintown. fellowship meetings In whkfa 

Assistant Paster Flnkel smaller groom enaUe 

wan^tartttetttf.aei, iemta 

oomptetiftgiemJnafytealnJiii abother 

Ottistian business women nwetingjan. 9 

The Southern Shore Featured wffl be energy Professional WomettU " 

ChrlBtian Business and saving Upg with Bev OmMlaaa>denoiobtatlaMl J ' 

ProNsilonal Women's Rtchards, radic bort of the wtthno formal membenhlp 

Ooundl will have aaito theme Trenton-based "Feminine and all iaontMy dunenamN 

"No Fueling Armour at Its Touch," and music by Bar- ,opm to the ppbHc. Htm. 

dinner party, 7 pjn. Monday baraCrema. vaUons may be .i 

The Christian Bnametg and caffing' 021440 or 

FREE COLOR BOOKLET 

HAS THERMAL FACTOR RATINGS 

A booklet, now available to the pubne. ha« tttarmal-factor rating*, 

bawd oh nandard* and teat procadure* formutotad by ttwAAMA. 

and approved by H.U.D. and F.HA., of inwtmfal* ua«d in rmlac*mentvvlndOMrCOrtrtruction. 

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Thta frea bpoWot will gtva you all th* facts you nt«d to maM th»" t 

right decision whan choosing replacement window*, ft show* that 

vinyl b the totally thermal matwlal now Mngusad. , ^ 

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manufacturer's price list may also ba auppflad. Thay wBl te 

offered as long as adequate Supplies are avajlabta. 

Wfta today for thla colorful, fflutmtad boo)d«t and a com of til* 

manufacturer'a priM list You will have InformAion that l« vttti in -i >i 

this time of high energy coats and tha n«ad for fuel consanrftloaj 

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love. / 

That night u tne famllj awtg 

^logttlier—Sam sudden))' began tit 

ting with us. The miracle had oc • 

aimd. Uewas bow cocoTAc family 

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coming • part Of God's Omu>vn> 

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what we did last season, and Holy Spirit now leads «Bgive 

these guys on the bench a time series, 7-6. Ralderrteoa 

chance to gain experience and MUlville, 3740, in seriesf*na A 

contribute more, We'fl be have won six straight, aMi7 [tor-fame Owerbrook,... « -•,-.K3W 

aviragi«uiUf«utt idonHi wft&ri§BMtimM!M8im 

figures are.Gene Watte (14*), ôpj-ont! 1 similar to^.the 

Dennis Jones . .- . was wtanhig the tournament 

The Ocean City jugger- and defeating the defending 

naught continued to roll at 187 champion (Holy Croes)." 

as.John Gunnels grabbed a 

•flwr medal tolocXup the J, 

Gunnels advanced to the,. 

In the consolations be notched Keyin Clarke not only QnMs on the strength of an , ' 

ato29PInover Jeff Conway of pU4e4 m> theaWjouiid titie opaung round M decision danCC Tail. 14 

Bordentown. : -, 'A bntaJso'gajttered the Most owr Al Horta of Allentown •» 

aMatt Ward placed shrth for OutstandUii-WresUer honors and a 1:53 pin over Mike 

tte Raiders at ^^Wartl «B««talt|nta|ite»rttol. Frombach of Holy Cross ta The first dance of the New 

dropped his opening round 0, Clarke started off fist with 

match to Paul Gnori of fll:01pdnoverMarkHarrisof 

aurllngton Qfrj M, before Md*BWwstott( opening 

me semifinals. In the finals, Year by the Happy Hoofers 

John Welnciyk scored an Dance Club will be 8:30 pnn. 

impressive 11-0 decision over Jan. 14 on the Music Her, 

GunnelB to take top honors for Moorlyn Terrace and the 

turBngton Cl^, ftardwaut. 

Heavyweight Trip Snyder The Ambers will furnish the 

closed ,the tournament for music which wlU Include, 

Ocean City garnering^ a ballroom dancing, Latin 

bronze medal with a 4:19 pin numbers, fox trots, walte, . 

over Dan Foga of Northern Jitterbug, and many of the line | 

Burlington , in the con- dances. Light refreshments I 

solaUons. Earlier. Snyder wiU.be served, . . . |. 

dedsioned ImiSmim. jk ..Admlaslon.iB^.a.iperson. m 

Holy Cross, M; befbre'belng P* more Information, call I 

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PAGE 1 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J. THUR8DAY, JANUARY 5, IDS-*' 

Girls rebound from tourney title 

nlaideit 

sports calendar 

with loss on home court 

Tlie Raider girls'basketball 

team won the championship 

of the first Ocean Wave 

Tournament last week, 

defeating host Audubon, 54-45, 

In the title game. But Ocean 

City started the new year on 

the wrong foot Tuesday af- 

Current C.O.D. Prices 

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•All prices per jpJJon. 

CALL 

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150 gallon minimum 

HOME FUEL OIL 

100 gallon minimum 

K 1 KEROSENE 

Kl Kerosene 

SELF SERVICE 

Quality 

Automatic Volume 

Discounts 

Available 

R. A, Relff Fuels, Inc. 

1600 E. Verona Are,, West Atlantic City 

Behind the Hess Station 

ternoon, losing a 62-47 

dedrion to Holy Spirit on the 

local high school court. 

Tht Raiders, now M 

. overall but 1-3 In Division One 

of the Cape-Atlantic League, 

earned the championship 

game of the* Ocean Wave 

tournament, which they cosponsored 

with Audubon, by 

defeating Woodbury easily In 

fee first round. Audubon bad 

beaten Absegaml their tint 

time out. 

In the title game, the 

Raiders took a 15-9 lead In the 

first period and Increased tot 

margin to 33-21 by halftlme. 

He teams shared 18 points In 

the third period and, when 

Audubon aide a run at OC In 

the final eight minutes. 

Raider foul-shooting held 

them off. Pat Dougherty's 

girls nude 10 of 1? from the 

fins in the fourth period, 

Irish Levin led the way for 

Ocean City with 17 points with 

Marge Bonnet adding IS and 

lisa Crompton 11. Sue Becker 

chipped In eight points while 

Judy Eckerson scored five. 

Absegami took third place 

in the competition, defeating 

Woodbury, 4243, in the 

consolation game. 

On Tuesday, alter some 

concern Oat the game might 

be rescheduled because of a 

broken pipe under the 

basketball floor, the Raiders 

ran Into a Holy Spirit team 

fliat had also played well over 

the holidays tat was trying to 

end a four-game losing 

streak. 

Tlie Spartans took highlyrated 

WUdwood CathoUclnto 

overtime before losing In the 

first round of the Seagull 

Classic. Then they were 

beaten by PhlUy's Archbishop 

Pfendergast. 

Ocean City had a 1M lead 

after the first period but were 

not getting much offense from 

Crompton or Becker. In the 

second period the Spartans 

took over, using their pressing 

defense to gain a 23-4 advantage 

and opan a 3144 

halftime lead. 

Crompton and Becker 

began picking up the offense 

In the second half and 

Dougherty went to her press 

more frequently as OC made 

a run for it. But the Spartans 

had enough of a margin to 

maintain control. 

Crompton and Becker 

evenly split 28 poults for the 

Raiders win 28 of mem 

coming during the second half 

drive. 

lisa Lodovico led the way 

for Holy Spirit wife 24 points 

while Diane Hung added 13. 

Thlngs.mlght get worse for 

Ocean City before they get 

better. 

Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! 

Thomas S. Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

WTERWR-EXTERIOR 

Fully insured 

Licensed Ocean City 

Ij^jQ, Years Experience 

FREE ESTIMATES 

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Fuel Oil-24 Hrs. A Day 

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Edward H, Reed 

DIAL 399-2909 

Joseph I. 

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206 7th Street 

Phone 399-1243 

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JR. NIXON 

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GED. classes set £ar thoee without diplomas 

Classes to prepare people 

without a high school diploma 

to take the General 

•alency Diploma test are 

_ scheduled by the Cape 

May County Vocational 

School District at the Ocean 

aty Intermediate school. - 

The GED course win be 

from 1:30 to 9 pjn. each 

Monday and Wednesday from 

Jan. 23 through March 28. In 

the past, the course was given 

at the high school. Ttti year, 

It will be at the Intermediate 

school, 

Robert Holden, a teacher at 

the intermediate school, will 

provide instruction in arithmetic, 

reading, science, 

soda! studies and English to 

once 

scon 

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641 AtburyAvo.Ocein 


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from'ir'Bmonlh 

Per Info call 

398-5005 

a month at roe Vocational less than 10 which affords welcome to register, either In 

Steel, Out Haven, Cape students the opportunity to person it the intermediat" 

May Court House. .- receive Individual lifJ" school, Bay Afaue at i 

teacher Holden noted. "Thi Street on Jan. 23, or in a 

the 

aratory Vocational School looks vance through the Vo-t 

course 

to help forward to ai many School, Cape Hay Cd 

regbtrationt as possible for House. 

hifnijfi an opportunity to UM spring term because in- Textbooks win be available' 

take a sample of the GED test 

for the course at substantial 

so persons will have flntresult In cancellation of the savings, Holden added. 

band experience in taking flu dan," Holden said. 

For more information about 

test. TMMakJBg akflU are 

the GED course, call the 

part of tbe course. 

RegLrtrationfor the HMraek Intermediate school at 399- 

'Tne number of studenta in courae ii|S, and people from sail or the Vo^Tech School at A 

the rame ha* usuaDy been flu the mirrnmirilnD surroundinR area nrwi are or* 465-2161. M&MtU '': 

Kick the habit workshop 

SHEET METAL WORK 

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• Formica Work • Furniture R«pair & Rtflnlihlng 

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SOMERS POINT —Urn smoking, me workshop workshop u> in- can be bematerial 

and 

Awei 

to who wffl material. 

New Jersey 

all wpecti of smoking Smokers are encouraged to 

set their sights on something 

fesy want to purchase, mi; 

8 pjn. Jan. 11 at Shore 

they've stopped smoking 

Memorial ftxpltal here. 

reduced the number, 

Open to all who want to stop 

dgarettes they smoke, 

can buy tbe Item wltl 

EARL L.SHAW, JR. 

money they've saved. ,,., 

But immaterial rewards— 

even a pat on the back — can 

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Farrensays. 

An unusual aspect of the 

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Additions • Alterations • Remodeling 

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398-6441 

Call after 5 p.m.- 

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| Robert A. Davenport Jr. ^&h-^ / • 

I ELECTRICAL 

1 CONTRACTOR 

: Residential & Commercial Wiring 

No Job Too Small ' ' 

'•' Free Estimates 398-1222 

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ALBERT H. STITiLER ll> ' l \ ' 

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J^fflJARY g, 

Watts makes aU-tourney team; 

[-By TOM WILLIAMS 

vnndBUDIUNCK , 

MAYS LANDING-Ocean 

City captured third place in 

jWljeOakcreBt Holiday Festival 

^fit week by detesting the 

W6j Oakcrest Falcons, 1M§, 

fa the consolation game. The 

Rilders bad lost to Holy 

Spirit, tbe tournament 

- champion, in a double 

overtime thriller a few nights 

earlier. 

iRalder senior Gene Watts, 

o&e of six players named to 

^ttpLfdl-tourney team, helped 

0apark Ocean City to a 37-16 

advantage In the middle two 

periods. Watts scored 10 of his 

1 points during jhe middle 16 

minutes, makbig five of the 

six shots he attempted, ln- 

" ig a slam-dunk that 

J oH the first half with 

i the lead, 31-32. 

didn't know what to 

I from this game," said 

r' Coach Jack Boyd. 

.haven't had much 

) time over the 

,_ and the kids were 

a little down after the 

tougjhjoss to Holy Spirit But 

lUt.'L 

iArock 'n roU dance concert will beheldotf the Music Piet, 8 p.m. 

Saturday, sponsored by the Young Life International and Ocean City 

AVS^^ 0 1 1 .Department. "Hie concert iwfll feature the band Buff the 

ft MUsket. Tickets are $2 in advance or at the door. For information call 

RJjfcp Allegretto at 399*6111 ext. 232 or Robby Jansson at 399-9198 

istmas tree drop sites set 

Christmas tree Is 

to take on that 

Irted out look and is dropping 

needle's all over your rug 

everV tune you walk by, 

plfease take note: Two 

Chmtmas tree drop-off sites 

h^ve been designated by 

OCean dty officials for people 

; program, 

north end of town, 

AiwBn';should be placed up 

Vagajnst the snow fence en- 

,, on the left side of the 

entrance-to the beach at 

Seaview Road. 

mWchat 40th Street will 

servgas the tree drop-off site 

taftifit southern area of town. 

OfHcialri ask that everyone 

take care not to'damage any 

eatting dune vegetation when 

.-dripping off tbdr trees. 

\p |n addition, a Recreation 

DQdslon truck and crew will 

b* collecting trees placed at 

nohnsl trash collection spots 

Jan, 5,6, and 9. It should be 

noted that the crew will try to 

ca mr all the areas of town, 

buvi&iyjrees that aren't able 

n Now Is the time to 

Winterize your home & 

prepare for next spring. 

JOSEPH MATERA 

Storm Windows, 

[Caulking, Carpentry 

Work.OddJobs, 

Painting & Repairs. 

^ 398-5473 

•SNOW REMOVAL 

PLA! 

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COftSON 

* "399-7683,, ^ 

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up 

collection. 

For those who wish to 

maintain their own Christmas 

tree dune project, here are 

some tips: 

—In choosing your beach 

trapped by the trees. 

—Locate your trees out of 

the reach of storm tides. 

—Position the trees in 

patterns to take advantage of 

the prevailing winds, Azigzag 

pattern works weD In many 

instances. 

—Lav tN» trww on their 

Homeowner and cwtdo 

insurance rates going up 

For the first time hi more expenses) would Increase to 

than seven years, the base more than 70 percent of each 

rates for homeowners, premium dollar, if an in- 

tenants and condominium crease were not approved, 

insurance are being Increased 'against a permissible lossv, 

for companies of tbe In- ratio of 63 J percent; ' 

surance Services Office, tbe Tbe BUng was the subject oT 

major rating bureau for the a public bearing last Spring 

property / casualty Insurance before Administrative Law 

industry, in New Jersey. Judge Walter F.^SnUlvan. ' 

State Insurance Com- Mnrphy emphasized that 

missioner Joseph F. Murphy the increases are averages ' 

announced be has adopted the and tbe actual amounts will 

findings of fact and recom- vary, depending on such' 

mendations of an ad- factors as type of bouse 

ministrative law Judge and construction and location. 

approved an average 8.4 In the case of tenants and 

percent increase in the condominium coverage, 

homeowners rates for the Mnphy noted that, although 

ISO. He has also approved an the average percentage in- 

Increase of 30 percent In the crease Is 30 percent, the dollar 

rates for tenants and con- increase generally will be 

dominium Insurance. relatively modest because the 

The increases were ef- premium for this coverage is 

fective J)ec. 31. 

In its filing with the "A tenant'now paying £3 a 

Department of Insurance, ISO year for $10,000 of coverage, 

bad asked for an increase of for instance, win receive a #12 

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How to prepare, cook and serve venison 

• ByMAItlEBUBER Generally, deer meat U Greeting will also help to refrigerator prior to cooking. Mix Ingredients together In 

SodalEditor very Inn and should be eliminate the wild game taste. Here Is a marinade I have large bowl so that the game ta 

< In answer to a recent marinated and spread " If cooked propedy, there used frequently. completely covered with 

request, we have MTeral gmirouah' with fcuttw or will be M wild taste and you •-*-U^——^water. Mirtarfe overnight 

ways tor preparing wntaon, tawn strips whfls Mdring, win be pleasantly surprised at MMUNADItfmc ^HniiirGoek according to 

commonly known as "deer All venison should be well, the end results. Since .ray WILD GAME recipe, 

»»*," «nfl some general cooked, Jual as lamb * pork, husband, and now my son, are *, Clrttt W • _ 

Information about thin Ihe texture of venison is avid hunters, we have had 2 cloves garlic, minced ( or For larger, tender cuts of, 

delicacy. very similar to beef and ta marry meals using venison in generously sprinkle with venlaon, roasting wiU give you 

Venison Is the culinary term cooked much the same as a variety of ways. • garUcsalt) great flavor and a rich brown 

br meat of any antlered domestic meats. Because^ is If you nave a large piece, 2 T - "M gravy. TWs can be made In 

animal. The meat most often considered wild game, you" such as the size you would use % c. cooking wine (or red the crock pot or oven. I have 

eaJeain this category is deax may prefer to marinade the for a roast, marinade the wine) tried both and would 

fte second in elk. pieces prior to cooking, neat overnieht In tha, Cold water to cover game recommend either. v * 

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VENISON 

Salt and pepper ' , 

itoftlb, venison roast Out the venison roast wim 

two tablespoons flour and 

brown on all sides in t 

tablespoons hot oil in a Dui 

oven. Season with salt 

Qarllc salt or doves 

Bacon ttrlpa 

Rub vwuson With soft butter 

and aprinkle with salt and 

pepper. SUtB may be made in 

Sebiat andaeveral pieces of 

garlic dovea added, o 

sprlnkl* generously with 

girUcttlt 

PUc* In UghUy greyed (or 

oook.tJMdegrîJIowinfl 

mmlnutw per pound. 

Bute freqBintijr with 

melted buttw.Whalf cup of 

dVMdwtaB,oraeoktagwu«, 

poured over meat while 

is—, cooking will also enhance the 

the tomato JuTOetomato 

sauce), onlon.-carrot 

« a b u g ^ 

to a boll, fcdu«h«M 

and simmer for two aifil 

hflf boun or until meat ta 

tender. Add « 

y \T 

. . • f.r-*» 

Remove meat to\ . 

platter and keep warm ^ 

preparing the cream, sai 

SMm the fat fro 

Juices. Measure Juice* 

£Q iavor. 

enough water to 

Make brawn gravy (ran cups liquid. liid Rt Return 

pan drippings as usual. Dutch oven. Stir to^. 

medium site bawl. 

Venison pot roast with sour cream, cold water a 

cream sauce is another Add this mixture to 

favorite choice fdriising large Dutch oven. Cook, 

pieces to serve a family, until thickened and 

W Serve with rice, belled Cook and stir one 

§p ppotatoes 

or hot cooked minutes more. Se 

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1 

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| 2 T. flour venison instead. B * 

I lHc. tomato Juice, or, 8-oii. pemember to cook . 

E can tomato sauce wen, and add some form 

' hi c. chopped onion while cooking 

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R;E. For Sale 

SOUTH END 

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large yard, excellent 

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GOSS REALTY 

3256AtbniyAvi. 

399-2098 

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Realtor 

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1LTORS 

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Thraa badroomsr 2 baihSr ilvintf room 

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everything location, and 

most Importantly, property 

Is In excellent condition. 

Priced under the market at 

$99,500, 

UPPER TOWNSHIP- 

HANDYPERSON'S 

SPECIAL 

Two bedrooms, 1 bath, 

needs lots of woric but priced 

right at $29,900. 

6ABDEN STATE REALTY 

RtHMl 

itUludAitoyAM. 

399-3031 30M101 

R.E. For Sale 

BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL', 

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Ttiw bdrmt.. tVt tutlif, flrcpl. and 

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PAGE 12 - SECTION tWO 

R.E.ForSale R.E. For Sale 

GREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALE8«RENTALS 

The Only Golf Course Condominium At the 

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ATTRACTIVE FINANCING 

To Qualified Buytrs. Call Today I 

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visit Qur Furnished Model Home at 

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taws MM, (u. 

CORNWELLS REALTY M 

LEE W. HILLEGASS 

REALTM 

OCIAN V!fcw» af beachfront, second house from wide 

beach. Five bedrooms, hot wafer (leafed, fireplace, wide 

70' lot, oarage, plenty of oH-tfreet parking, 

TWO FAMILY — all fleetrle, year round, a bedrooms 

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CLOSE TO OCEAN and wide beach. Three apts. First 

floor has j bedrooms. Second floor has 3 bedrooms mr 

round gas hot water heated apt. Detached garage with 

additional off street parking, $130,000. 

SEVEN nice well •quipped and furnished Income apts. 

Ideal location near center city boardwalk, valuable off- 

street parking for all units. Just reduced to «35,000. 

/MODERN DUPLEX St. Charles Place near fine beach. 

Three bedrooms, j baths, elee, heat, furnished, wall to 

wall carpet, liund, room plus outside enclosed showers. 

Plenty of off-street parking. Listed It $145,000. 

GARDENS year round home, beautiful brick exterior, gas 

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in rear yard. Reduced to $120,000. 

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garages. Triplex has 4 bedrooms each, etc. First floor 

year round apt. Ocean view. Asking JI72,500. 

LOVELY YEAR ROUND i or a bedroom home on 

beautiful Plaza Place. Spacious rooms, hot wafer heated, 

in-ground pool, garage, off-street parking, many extra 

features. $138,000. 

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R.E. ForSnle 

Before You Leave The Island 

You Must See 

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Eagle Realty 9834220 

" Wed., Fr,, saf„ Sun, W 

if h & Bay Ocean city • Model MMM-M40 

DGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 

R.E. For Sale R.E.ForSale R.E.ForSale 

POUR BEDROOM, 1M MM rilNMr, «•• 

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BJIIty, Raaltor, 425 Bay Ava, Call m- 

19(0, . If 

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UPPER TOWN8HIP 

A perfect none for flni 

time buyer or retiree 

Tastefully decorated, 

features cathedral ceiling, 

3 bedrooms, gnat kitchen, 

living room with m 

Move and Bkyllgbtg, wood 

deck and 2 ear garage. 

Asking $77,000. 

Two story colonial with I 

btdraomi, m baths, living 

room and dining room, 

family room with 

fireplace, oil hot air boat, 

one car garage 011 over- 

sized professionally land- 

scaped lot. Extra room on 

first floor for in-home 

office. Great neighborhood 

In Foxboro Run in Seaville. 

Asking $82,500. 

HEAL ESTATE A8BCY . 

ROOSEVELT BLVO 

MARMORA ' 

I'M LOOKING FOR SALESPEOPLE! 

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Kit,, 2 enc, porches-Deck 8, 

Large Boat Slip-Most 

Reasonably Priced 

Bayfront. Call Today! 

Two Family • 1 Bdrms, 1V1 

B'a, 2 Bdrms, 1 Bath • Both 

Heated, Includes 3 Boat- 

slips • Offered J185,OOO fur- 

nished. 

LAGOONFftONT 

Exceptional Value 

Waterway Road • Contem- 

porary Home with 3 Bdr- 

ms, Vfy Baths, woodbur- 

nlng stove, garage, 2 boat- 

slips. Priced to • Sell at 

S1SMB0. 

Riviera - Clean 2 story • 

Llv, Din. Kit, large family 

room w/flreplace, 3 Bdr- 

-msr-t-full-baths. 1 car 

garage • has 3 Boatsllps • 

Avail, for Immediate Oc- 

cupancy I 

GARDENS 

Nice Homew/Llv. rm.,dln, 

rm., breakfast rm., kit- 

chen, family rm., 3 Bdr- 

ms,, 3 full baths, 1 car gar. 

Includes extra building lot • 

Inspect Now! 

Pint Home located on quiet 

sfreef • has llv, rm, 

w/flreplaee, din, rm., kit., 

rec. rm., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths 

& detached 2 car gar, 

Asking %mMn. 

SINGLES 

New Listing • Corner Home 

with llv, rm., w/flresiaee, 

din. rm., kit., 4 Bdrms,, 3 

full baths, enc, sun rm,, aft. 

ior. Asking $137,500. 

DUPLEX 

Two Bdrm, Home • Hx- 

eellent Condition w/newer 

bath 8, kit. • Listed at 

U4,sep, 

Riviera Ranch Home • 

Excellent Condition, 3 

Bdrms., m Bs, Large llv, 

rm., din, rm., kit,, laundry 

& tear garage. t12T,»o. 

Two Bedroom Cottage • 

Situated on lot 32 x 111. 

Asking Hf.foo. Inspect 

Tedayl 

New listing Newer Duplex 

• 4 Bdrms., 2 full baths, 

f«m. rm. 1st fi. 3 Bdrms., 2 

full baths, 2 open decks 2nd 

fl. Brest Location 8. 

Realistic Price! inspect 

Nowill , 

Yearly Area • New vinyl 

siding offers 2 fully heated 

units. 1st f 1.: 3 Bdrms, 2nd 

fl.: l Bdrm. Both rented. 

Price reduced to mMB. 

Lg. I Family . j Bdrm. & J 

Bdrm. unit. Plus 2 ear gar. 

only «f,m 

Completely Renovated 

Two Family with new Low 

Price of SM.M0. lif «.: 1 

Bdrm, apt. Upper Cott: I 

Bdrms. convenient 

location. Inspect Today I 

Wesley Ave. 

Beach • up Across from 

Cottage "•" 6 

Large Family Home Llv. 

rm. w/flrepiace, din. rm., 

kit., 5 Bdrms., 2 full baths. 

Ha* 62' waterfrontage w/4 

B/S's 8. brand new 

bulkhead & deck. Owner 

financing to Qualified 

Buyer! 

Riviera -2story colonial • 5 

Bdrms., 2'/i B's, oversized 

family rm. w/flreplace, 3 

|,B/S's plus many fine 

„ amenities. Owner Says Sell 

f-CallTodaylll 

'"Riviera Cape Cod •> 4 Bdr- 

I nit., a B'» - 2 BoatSllp* - 

1 property w ekeelletit^con- 

"ditlofi Inside ft oot,'A*kln9 

qd/4bp' 

t 

DfiWO.t, 

Nice Ranch Home w/3 

•drtns., full bath, gas hut, 

situated en large lot - con- 

venient to stores a. schools. 

Asking if 1,000. 

Well Built Home w/4 Bdr 

ms, 2 full baths, llv r , 

w/flreptace, formal din. 

rm . kit, lot 80 x 45 ex 

cellent neighborhood 

Listed S127,500 

Dutch Colonial Corner 

location in Nice Area - Llv 

r., w/flreplace, formal din 

rm., modern kit., sunroom, 

3 Bdrms, Den, 2 full baths, 

1 car gar. Recent price 

reduction • Inspection En- 

couraged. 

New Listing • Ranch Home 

- 3 Bdrms., 2 full baths, Ig. 

attached gar. Many fine 

features. Call.Todsyl 

^ f s i r 

newer kitchen • 1st fi. Apt. 2 

Bdrms., 1 Bath Listed 

$l»0,Mn, Furnished!! I 

INVIITMINT 

Commercial Opportunity - 

Corner Location • High Ex- 

posure -1 Area. Includes 

Store Vj'Jg. garage plus 2 

Apts. Realistically price 

for Immediate Sale) 

Three Units: All Rented 

Yearly — Excellent Return 

— Call for complete; 

details!!! 

Commercial on west 

Avenue - Includes. Store,' 

Garage & Attractive) 

owners apartment - 3 Bdr- 

ms., V/i Baths"—' Very 

flexible property In Lively 1 , 

Location — Excellent Buy 

at$149,900. v , 

BEACH FRONT DUPLBX CONDO — 

CMICI mti'SI- lootlor an mngMik. 

lala bv swnar alflw unlf, Sorm swnar 

flunelng. Inkan Inylfad, Ciil M14MB 

•vmlngi. II 

D.ALLEN STRETCH JR. 

AGENCY, INC. 

Single • SUB porch, LR, 

OR; kit., utU, rm, 4 bdrm- 

1., bath. Hot water BB 

heat. (58,900. 

Single. Liv. rm., kit,, din. 

area, 2 bdrms., bath, utU. 

rm, large cedar .doiet, 

detached large 1 ear gar, 

double lot. RediK&d to 

«7,iO0, 

Je • Llv. rm,, din. 

rm., new kit., § bdrran., 2 

baths. Great for large 

family. 173,100. 

810 Ocean Ave. 

3B1-MZ5 

MONirHAN 

Soutbend Duplex priced to 

sell at 1158,900, Three 

bdrm*., % battt each floor. 

Recently painted and new 

wall to wall carpet 1B- 

stalled. Move in condition. 

Must see. 

Duplex acroes from large 

south end beach. Area 

bdrms., 2 tUe baths, fully 

fttra, and heated, 2 ear 

garage, large porches 

frost and rear. Asking 

Asbury Ave. duplex for 

under 1100,000. Main bouse 

baa 3 bdrmi,, I bath and 

gas haat, raw apt. bag 2 

idrmi,, 1 bath. Great 

location. Only ISO 1 to 

beach. Listed for 199,900, 

Lagoonfront con- 

temporary. Ifiree large 

bdrmi, each unit with 

balcony overlooking the 

lagoon and lntracoastal 

waterway, fireplace, 

vaulted ceilings, hardwood 

floors and more. Asking 

1199,000. 

For only $99,500 you can 

own this cute Ape Cod 

borne only • few steps to 

the beach. It Is Tully 

heated, hu storm win- 

dows, 2 bdrms., 1 bath and 

expandable attic. Terrific 

location. Only $99,600 fun. 

Terrific investment op- 

portunity. Three bdrms., 

lVi baths Asbury Ave. 

duplex. $12,500 in 1983 

leases. 40x100' lot, one 

street to beach. Asking 

$139,900, well below 

replacement cost. < 

Comer duplex at §50.81. 

Three bdrmi,, first floor 

unit and a 2 bdrm, second 

floor Unit, Fully furnished 

and heated. First floor 

rented yearly, one ear 

garage, Owner has pur- 

chased another baffle and 

is anxious for a quick gale. 

Asking $143,000, make 

offer. 

Just completed and ready 

for occupancy. Three large 

bdrms., 2 full baths, 

fireplaces, A / C, 

cathedral ceilings, 

skylights, Andersen 

thermopane windows, 

large master bedroom has 

French doors to private 

balcony. Must see! 

Beachfront duplex, large Just reduced. Corner 

corner property, 2 units duplex with ocean view. 

«~ 

3AYFRONT t „ ' " 

Immaculate bayfront home with -sweeping views, 2 

boatsllps, andBJtb#comfort*of«yeBrrouadboinelnaB 

sasy-to-molntain property. Located in the Riviera MC- ANCHORAOK HOU»B" MM -Cantra 

Ava' Roomi—TVt optn ,y«ar-(sund,,fi 

aoMtotramport«t|(in C*IIW«4t47|t 

3301A8BURVMVEHUE 

DUPLEX NEAR 

Beach 1120,000. 

MARMORA 

ELM WOOD MODEL 

•81,900 

Features Include: 

• Three bedrooms 

- One A a half baths 

• Dressing area with gink 

in master bedroom 

• Garage 

- Wall to wall carpeting 

• Vinyl aiding 

- Wooded lot 

• Eat-to kitchen with 

sliding glass door 

• Rear patio 

- Wood tbennopane windows 

- Oak kitchen cabinets 

• Vinyl tile in kitchen, utility 

room * powder room 

- Clear stained interior 

Mm 

Special Financing Available 

HOMES,INC,I 

398-7486 

REALTORS 

Well maintained duplex in an excellent location witb an 

ocean view. Short distance to beach and boardwalk. 

Owner will consider *-MM. 15 

OJBUiflF |f 

naalad, alr-condltlon«4, color TV. 

0*nMnSt*ta RMlty, Raalton. C«ll lit 

MMM9410l' : H 

OARDEN3 PLAZA y 

and two badroom dacorator f u r t | 

apamnantt avallaua oetobar t Cajr 

Brvca f, MRay, Inc. Raaltor, JW-J1H, 

Park Plata and th*h»di. • Pit 

MANY DESIRABLE LOCATIONS' 

AVAILASLI —apply In Pirion, Hotjwt 

L. Sharp, Rtal Eitata, VO> Aibucy Av. 

ondMOlWntAvt. •' tt 

POCONO HOUSE - . Call 

tf 

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED — 

Sp^cloD! townhovia, 2 bediuouu, 1W 

batlu. HIS elm oilunat. Fox »' u«. 

Inc.Realign, 1101 AisuryAve itt-MCOtf 

WINTER RENTAL — Two 

apartment, utllllle* Included, 

furnlthed. no nett, Boo month, available 

Immediately until June uth. Call »1 

0)77 «ft«r 5pm 1-5 

APARTMENTS AND ROOMS — near 

ocean-boardwalk, i or a partont, 

hMutlful decor, tv"i, kltchena, private 

bathi, motel type rental* . no. tone, 

thort term ttayt only, Andrew'! inn TOO 

OcaanAv* 3WMJ0 tf 

BEACHFRONT — On* bedroom fu 

*r>ti. w-w carpet*, color TV. aalhl 

hai privet* ground floor mtranc* C 

P"*m — no pati. 

utilities. Available now. Call 3 

Lots For Sale 

LOT FOR H»NT — 1200 block HtvanT 

Ava zonad Induatrlal Call afttr*pjtii, 

Finest. _. 

In Ocean City! 

Nautical elegance on sparkling 

bay waters. Twenty-two new 

luxury residences with private 

boat slips, cabana club and pool 

Prom under $200,000. 

Open daily 

11 to 4. 603-398-9443 

WrEaster 

MM/MA 

On the Bay 7th to 8th 

Now Under Construction 

Opening Spring 1984 

CBNTBR CITY STORB -~ In Mtal 

location tun month mcludtng haat. 

Hagar R«l, Eitata, Raaltor, 431 Bat. 

l N V C M I M M M i t t 

YEAR ROUND COMMERC AL STORE. 

— for rant. US) p«- month 11 x 4) ttort 

tor rant. Canttr of town good location. 

ClimjMOFtL tf 

LOVELY CORNER COTTAGE — % 

badronra, 1W b«tta, ocaan vitw from 

uppar dack, gat haat, off itraat parking. 

Avalh In Dacambar %m funtlinad, M7I 

unfumuiad plia utllltiia. call Tn-UOA 

W«4)71 H 

YEARLY RENTALS 

One bedroom apt, 

available early January. 

ess piu« utu. 

Two bedroom unfurn, 

apts., from M25 per month 

plus util. Many locations 

available. 

per 

Im- 

Four bedroom, 2 batb 

bouse, convenient to 

shopping. Only *500 

month plus utll. 

mediate availability. 

Brand new 3 bdrm., 2 bath 

unfurn. first floor apt. 

Avail, now $550 monthly 

plus utU. 

Three bedroom 2 batb 

unfurn. apt. available 

early January. Only W75 

monthly, plus utilities. 

ROBERT L SHARP 

IMEttftl 

Realtors 

AdWfAtt. SM-1137 

MtilnwtAifa. MM7M 

Puriutm to th. order. M w, Robert 

Hantgn, iurrsgata of tha gjgniy of 

tStSaSrfftiSSSeTSSl year a person could bave had 

TOSUffStVSSSSSim to protection but didn't. 

basic premium for hospital 

insurance, paid by pecple who 

do not otherwise qualify for 

Oils protection, win rise to 

P55 for 1984, up from the 1983 

figure of $113, or a hike of 37 

percent. 

More information about 

Medicare or about Sodal 

f j i ef uid dacadanf to eraum 

nar within tin month, from m twrnr 

•vantn day of B«eainMr, 1«B, thalr 

ctalnu in wriiino and undar oath, 

apajlfyim the amount oalmad and tha 

particul.n of tha dilm. 

OatM DacamMr »th A.O., Itn 

/MargirM lallnf 

Bonala R. Ch.nB. Jf. » R l 

" 

•ay Avanut at Fifth Str« 

Oeaan elf y, Naw janay aim 

SurrBgata of Capa May eounty 

Rm. m County Court HMH lulldlng 

W May Court HouU Naw imm 

any identification. Now I'm 

worried that my checks may 

be stopped. What should J do? 

A. You should call your „ „ 

local Social Security office should I do? 

and tell them what happened. A. When you wort u 

You did the right thing. It more than oncCempIoyer in a 

anyone comes to your home to year and nay Social fiecuritv 

talk about your Supplemental tans on wages over the ban 

Security income or Social amount,' you may claims 

Security checks, always ask refund of flie erceis'aroount 

for identification. on your income tax return mr' 

Anyone who is from Social fiiat year. \ ~ • 

Security will be glad to show Earnings oyer '-the 

yon proper identifkatton. If maxtmum jnay appear m 

youstiH have any doubts, you your Soda! Security earntun 

should call the local Social retort, butibey^camMMbe 

Security office and ask if they used to figure ypnr benefit* 

Bent someone to see yon. And rale." '« '-;"'• >-v ' 

remember — a Social of 

SSTJ 3 * c m >' of Cap* May and 

Stata of Naw Jutty. 

BBINO UNIT No. 37 appurtenant 

to th* Unit, and an undlvldad exduUve 

ownenhlp lnt*r«t In th* belcony or 

patio attached to the Unit ea an *p. 

purnnanc* thereto, all •> more per- 

Collective Federal Savings CFSlsthelargestsavingsatid coonlBfWtn 

and Loan is asking its loan association bjadqinuv to^fhy 

customers to approve a plan tered in the South Jersey 

tor conversion from a mutual area. ' Collective,^ with 

to a stock savings and loan headquarters in Egg Harbor 

City, matatains 21 offices in 

five coonties. 

Hamilton termed 

proposed conversion-"s 

a change 1n the legal form of 

organlxatian of, Collective." 

^^^ ^^ iff fl^fcy & s fimiBHf 

savings and loan with no 

stockholders. ' -'"• -• 

Jôval'ot the ptan of I^GIONA „ 

convaaionwouldenaMe nsto mEElS JAN. a ii 

"since its inception in 1927, 

Ctallectlve Federal has en- 

reflective of the progress and 

needs of the southern New 

'S*-Jersey" and that the plan to 

convert to a stockholder- 

owned association "is another 

chapter in our history of 

growth" 

At the same time member- 

approval of the conversion is 

sought, qualified Collective 

savers and borrowers will 

have the right to subscribe for 

stock. Remaining 

subscribed for tn 

wwldeiuhtewito 

become a stock savings and 

loan association," he ex- 

'tod 

DUPLEX LOT 

With Plans 

4O'x11S' 

25th St. Area, 

SACRIFICE • 

398-9037 39B-SQ47 

^Franklin ^Williams 

REALTORS 

New Primo Listings 

Baadi Block Location — 3 units all rented Yearly. Excellent 

Investment Opportunity! 11 

Asbury Avenue — Commercial Property Included store, 2 

car gar. plus 2 Apartments. New vinyl siding •- Call for 

Complete Detallsl I It 

Impressive Ranch' Home Situated dn Well Landscaped 

Corner Lot (100x100) In Excellent.Yearly Location. Con- 

slsts of Large Living Room, Dining Area, New eat-In 

Kitchen, 4 Bdrms, 3 full tile Baths, family room with fire 

place, Rear Patio and 2 Car Garage. Make It a Point to See 

This Fine Home—InspectNowllJI .!•• 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

apti., unfum. «M3. to «4M plu* utll. 

Jotvnon Raalton, call TOJO10. tf 

EFFICIBNCY APT — accommodatee 

,ona pvnon. Bedroom, bam, llvlnpj room 

and kltcnen combination Wkihar «M 

orytr available. Call JWjno ' H 

TWO BEDROOM — 3nd floor apart- 

mant, front *nd ratr pordia*. w/w 

carpet, centrally located near beach, 

boardwalk, and (hopping area. *45D. 

haat Included, no pert, reference! 

required. Call Oau Really m-mt or 

3»*Mafter4pm tf 

OCEAN CITY — Yearly, 7th and 

W«l*y. 1 badrm private g*r*g* 

apartment, parking, stto plua call 3VA- 

•415 1» 

BOOMV — i briroom, 1 (nth, living 

room, dining rwn* kitchen plt» room, 

imrtti tnd, gat haat. MM. monthly pli" 

t l l M C I I M f 4 i n f T tt 

"ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, nwth 

aM naar baach, mo month plui elac- 

trlc. Alio avallabla u wmtar rantal until 

May 15. tt« plui rtactrlc. Call 3W-5JW «• 

11 a.m. Sat or Sun ~ 1-5 

BBST DBAL IN OCEAN CITY - Two 

badroom, 1 batti, living room, kltdian, 

amllant condition, for matura coupla. 

Nopata, no chlldran. mo par month plm 

- utllltl*!, plui ona month! Hcurlty. Call 

JW43II . 1-13 

ONI BEDROOM APARTMHNT - 

fumlahad or unlumllhad. y«r raund. 

tNOpluiuNimai Call3??755i 15 

Public Notices 

NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING 

OCEAN CITY 

ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

ALSO BEING KNOWN » Lot 10-111, 

Block 901 on th* Official Tax Map of th* 

City of Ocean City, capa May County, 

New Jaraay 

SUBJECT nevertheleu, to tha 

provlilona of tald Condominium Act or 

the Stale ot Ntw Janay, in luppltmtnti 

and amendment!; to the condition*, 

mtnictloni. covenant! and agnamanta 

aat forth In uld Motir Deed. Inckidaip, 

th* By-lawi of Ocaan Colony 

Auoclatloni and to th* *B*m*nt* and 

other ancumbnnca rewrad to In uld 

Mailer Deed and Mlimenti and 

mtrlctlon! of record. 

BEING tna ume land and premtaea 

which oc, Inc. a Naw Jeney cor. 

porellon, by Deed dated June I, \m, 

and racordad June 11.1V7I in the cap* 

May County clerk 1 ! ornc* Cape May 

court HOUM, N*w Jerwy In D**d Book 

1«5. Pn* 1M, oranted and conveyed 

unto Anthony C Swider ana veiml H. 

5wlder, hk vrif* 

Amount du* under ludgmtnt I* 

JIOÔOJX), with Inlereit and man) to be 

•Mad 

At time of Sale caih « certified check 

In th* amount of 10 percent of th* bid 

price hi required 

Tha Sheriff reMrvn the right to ad- 

|oum any iala 

Dated December 21,19O 

Novack «. Trobmen Attyi. 

BEECH N FOX. •;• 

Sharltf » 

are eipected to be offered to 

flie general public following 

he subscription period. 

With approximately |780 

million in assets and more 

(nan $890 million in deposits, 

The increase in capital 

derived from the conversion 

will help support future 

savings growth, provide in- 

creased funds for mortgage 

lending and facilitate ex* 

llflfiBFin _of other ffnanffol 

services offered by Collec- 

tive," Hamilton emnbaaixed. 

"Conversion will have no 

effect on the balance, term, or 

rate of interest paid on 

savings accounts. All ac- 

t 

The Cape tin/i 

Executive Committee of flw 

American Ijegion Auxiliary 

Department of New Jeney 

will meetWa«h*r-dryar hookup. 

Convtnlant location »J73 monthly 

Oarpm State Rtalty, Raaltor. call OT 

V* tf 

tfOOM* AND APARTMENTS - Jl n#'| 

ocaan boardwalk, 1 or i parwpV, 

bHUtlful dacor, tv'i. kltcham, frfVct* 

bathajmotal typ* rantali . no laaaa, 

•hurt tarmatan only, Andrtw 1 ! tnwwo 

;an>* tTORB-(M«t*»»l.1*lti» THRSe BEDROOMS-1V» Mtht. mi 

•T tramaiy modem tint floor apt, fraahly 

•'-,painted lncludW*»ih*r tf 

varlansaa to parmlt tha continua 

tha pra-axiiting nnMOnformlnp dupltx 

on Lot ii and trom th* minimum fron- 

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID 

Sealed propoult tor the placing of a 

S*nd Bochflll (Hydraulic) along th* 

Atlantic ocaan ehorafnnt of S«a ui*< 

city, Cap* AAay County, Naw Jeney, 

mutt be received by th* Director of the 

Divlilon ot Coutal Retourcea, In Room 

711, Labor and Iflduttry SuiKfUB. John 

Maalnfor any I 

•valLNfly, 1,1*1 

fum 

'haat. 

FLOOR 

Inv 

" ONB TWO t. . ... , 

, >FURN. 4 unfurh avail, raf raq. Calls 

"> MaJ9Hnr3W-nu v . - H 

and 

law, aid* yard, tqvara foot and Im Fitch Plan, Trankn, Naw JanayOMB, 

parmaabla turfaca nqulramanta of tha > ns lafar.tnan II 30 I m * WadnaK)ay< , 

zoning ônllnanc* togathar "with any January 11,1M4 at whkhtlma tna nidi f 

othar bulk varlancaa that Itia board may will b* opanad , , i 

daam ntcttiarv to fictlltat* tna BM»maybaâll«radtoRoom711 In 

propoud raaubdlvftlon Panon or «y mail prior to tna tint* 

A public haanng will t» hakt on-ttia acnaduiad Itorlild opanlng*. NobkM*ai. 

application at 7 30 pm. on ma Uth day i twaccaptad afMr th* MOntmanHMwd C 

af January, 1tt4 at m» City Hall, ,*th tlma, . t w 

Stnat and Aiburv Avinu*, ocaan City, Plant and spacHlcatkmi mK) M 

N*w janay A copy or tn* application naminw at abova addraa or tt 

l t h r t l h l f 6 t h p O M d K " - -• • 

Bureau of Caatnl enotiaaraig Offiw , 

,W» Hoop*t> 'Avinut, Tom* Rlvar; Ntw.. 

>Jara*r>'hnwM«r, olt (»D m-M»» 

op>anxCHy,-t'Naw J*rt*y. and ara ba 

•v.lltbrt tor publkuMptctKin durlhe ,'pr 

damage, nwtttaH* rat* Call 3*14144 

m rl/Rental* 

Oiffi BGDROOv — living nwn. kit 

cM> baiti; utll. rewn wilti waahtr and 

dryar Hatt and hotiwatwmcludad 

rUMUTh. MM monthly, 8nor» Rulty, 

r i Of DROQM-n am MHIL untum 

utUIHM Included -M» monthly 

IMra-RwIty, RMIMr, MIND or.in. 

n 

Yeariyand 

Winter Rentals 

Available! 

1 CaR 

"Toitay '. 

BiiutifultownhoutiMpt. in 

ihebeaMi block, all modern 

conveniences $550 monthly 

Pigs utilltln Available 

immediately \ * , 

BERO6RJREAL 

NOTICE OF ANNUAl MBBTItlB 

Th ll til ItlB 1 

wiamirwiwaciiim-^^^^ *\ f ,**y?r 

N propouiwillbacontktertduniaH 

accomsanM by * CarmM Oict or 

BMBUMtathtmotofiMti 

savmst md imi AiMdatlon for ttw 

durpoa* «f alattM nratMn W aarw, 

for fnt maulno war M for ft* Iran 

**^* Mich other lanlMMH might 

» ton*MMn «ff MMM1 wW 

M AtM

PAGE 14 — SECTION TWO 

Renowned glee dub tmttp^ 

at St Peter's Sunday evening 

The Cornell Unlveralfy Glee SL Peter's United Methodist 

Club, one of America's oldest Church, 8th Street and Can* 

and moat widely acclaimed tral Avenue, 7:30 p.m. Sunmale 

choruses, will appear at day, Jan. 8. 

The Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 

& DELICATESSEN 

Serving Ocean City 

YMr 'Round 

Since 1952 

PREPARED FRESH DAILY IN OUR BUTCHER SHOP 

• A Variety of Hamburgtrs • Steaks • Hot 

Roast Beef Sandwiches • Plus vary good Heagles 

All At LOWER PRICES! 

j SANDWICH SPECIAL 

Ham & Cheese $ ] 90 

——Hoagie 

En|oy our Sandwich Specials as often 

as you like. NO COUPON EVER REQUIRED 

EAT-IN 

North Eatl 

Comer ol 

8th & Witt 

Call 399-7680 

TAKE-OUT 

The performance la part of University Glee Club has 

-the glee club's two-week toured extensively In the 

southeastern tour and in- "United States and abroad. 5fta 

dudes stops in Washington dub has performed with 

and Florida. numerous orchestras In- 

Featured win be works by eluding the Boston Symphony, 

Handl, Purcell, Brahms, the Buffalo Philharmonic and 

Adams and otter recognized the Phlladelpnia Orchestra. It 

composers. The music in- has been led by such 

dudes Gregorian Chants, as celebrated conductors as: 

well u glees, catches, and Eugene Ormandy, Julius 

Cornell songs. Ridel, Karel HUM and 

Robert Herce, a Cornell Mehael Waon-Ttamts, 

dug second tenor. Son of Jan 

Herce of Ocean City, he was 

class salutatarian, vice 

president of the choral society 

and was active in the drama 

dub, orchestra and band as 

Store Hours I FASY 

MON.-SAT. PARKING 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. I Robert Pierce 

SUIT UP... 

FOR A WELL TAILORED 

FINANCIAL PLAN 

Individual 

retirement 

accouiils, a Yj? 

sensible, ) 

"get sebure" 

pattern that ^ 

can be tailored 

just for you. 

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- 4. J.H.A.HOTUHE 

399-0099 

Moan 

dub In performances for the 

BBC Radio and Television, 

Bavaria Radio and 

Television, CBS Radio, NBC 

Radio and Television, Radio 

Free Europe, 

choir at St. Peter's Church, of the Cornell University Glee 

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ductor at the New England 

£^«£ iv.'V -, 

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Music Center at Tanglewood. 

ChiChl's, 6:30 pjn. 

He Is also the recipient of flu 

Conducting Award of the 

Matchpoint Duplicate 

Association. 

Social Security 

facts featured 

UNO-date Social Security 

answers wul be featured on 

WAAT-TV'i "Sailor Scene," 

10 ajji. Sunday, Jan, 8 over 

channel 40, 

Marguerite McAullffe will 

host Oscar Ernst, Social 

Security district manager, as 

he answers questions on file 

recent cost-oHiving Increase, 

Medicare, taxation of Social 

7:30 p,m. 

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FYed Fontana is sworn into office as Somers Point mayor l^ 1 ^^ €l*rk' 

as his wife, Nancy, and children, Rick. C.J. and Jamie look on/S r-. * ., 

For ivoigmnzation = S 

^^t of cooperation M| 

SOMERS POINT — i A spirit of of onlookers, at aty CouncU chambers, fatter two are mat 

cooperation earmarked the govennnent Calling his wife and three children to ' which the ; mayor 

reorganiiatlon of 19W here as Democrat the podium, Fontana repeated the oath resbarceaii' " * 

Fred Fontana took his mayoral oath of read by a^ Clerk Mary C.l«nny and at Referring 

office before a stanfiDg room oi)ly crowd the dose received a standing ovation, xnvldedte dty-ovttftwb 

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Our entire selection of 

Bedroom, Bathroom, Dining Room 

LINENS 

NOW 15% OF 

20% OFF 

ALL CURTAINS 

AND DRAPES 

Tailored • Panels 

Prlscillas • Cafes 

White & Colors 

SEMI ANNUAL 

YARN SALE 

20% OFF 

ALL YARNS 

Including Columbia Minerva: 

Nantuk, Shannon, Areana 

Monlque, Arlanna, Bulky 

Fishermans, Rag, Performance^ 

Coats & Clark: Body, Cotton 

J r t , Wendura 

Bulky, Loop, Rug, Red Heart 

—NotlorBTnlrd FloBf— 

MEN'S WEAR 

SPECIALS 

40% OFF 

Selected Group of 

SPORT JACKETS 

SUITS and SLACKS 

Botany • Fiorvanti 

Palm Beach • Sansibelt 

! Haggar • Reston 

25% OFF 

WINTER JACKETS 

London Fog • Members Only 

Campus • Wool rich 

—Men's Depf.-Flrit Floor— 

SHOP THESE WHITE SALE 

EXTRA SPECIALS AND SAVE 

25% OFF 

Selected Group of 

SHEETS 

Cannon Royal 

Family and utrea 

Prints • Plaids 

Broken Sizes 

—Umr Otpt. — TOM W»Of- 

35% OFF, 

A special 

Assortment of 

LINENS 

Reduced For 

White Sale Clearance 

GIRLS FASHION 

SPICIALS 

25% OFF 

LONG SLEEVE DRESSES 

SHIRTS • SKIRT SETS 

Asst. Styles and Colors In 

Sizes 2 to 14 by Cinderella 

Coming Thing • Russ Girl ,. 

Afttii Qoattty Sasson 

Byron & others 

-CMIttrtn'i npf.-imgd Piosf 

BOYS' WEAR 

SPECIALS 

20% OFF 

Boys' Sizes 8-20 

SWEATERS 

V-Neck • Cardigan • Pullovers 

Asst. of Colors 

20% OFF 

Boys Sizes 8-20 


HOUSEWARES SPECIALS 

25% OFF* 

PLASTIC TRASH 

CONTAINERS 

By AMS and Rubbermaid 

20-30 and 32 gal. 

'Additional Savings Available 

on Rubbermaid Containers with 

•MFG Mall In Rebate 

TOYLAND SPECIALS 

G.I. Joe Rapid fire' 

Motor Cycle reg. $6.79 

SALE s 5.50 

/. G.I. Joe Field Belt 

H $e.oo SALE *6.0| 

•tG!\ 

Joe, Canteen & Mess 

.Kits reg. $6.00 I 

SALE M.50 

T«rlani Oi Ainurv An. 

Floor— 

25% OFF 

Chicago 

Cutlery 

Save on full line of 

Old fashioned American 

Quality Knives, Hand ground 

and Handmade 1 

Fteor— 

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rent 

chased by the condominium Rich Palombo; holding son Matthew, with his wife, Sandra, and 

April also charges that the 

Itself through fees. 

son, Za'ch,.admire'the,new cedar tree as one of the winners In the 

building Isn't bafig properly Donald Charles, attorney Cedar "Beach Assodation's Christmas lighting contest. Presenting the 

maintained and that damage representing the board 'of tree, are; left, "Bob Arment, committee chairman, and Dorothy; 

done to the roof last year his directors, declined to 

not been fixed. 

elaborate on the matter. Be Souder of the association. • '* ~ 

"Many owners lost a whole said he felt it inappropriate to 

summer season," April said discuss the litigation prior to a 

regarding alleged water court appearance but that, 

damage resulting Iron an through him, the board of 

unrepaired roof. He said Oat directors have denied the 

condominium owners pay allegations made by April. 

anywhere from 12,100 to over 'The board of directors are 

13,000a year In fees which are a very dedicated group of 

used to mnintflfn the common responsible people who in 

property of the facility. their own right are people 

His suit also namn the 

deserving of the highest 

condominium manager, 

respect," Charles said. "Tie 

Thomas Burris, and charges 

allegations made In this 

feat he Isn't operating the 

complalht are baseless." 

—Margie Bowen 

J ''-J 

Woman incur 

UPPER TOWNSHIP ~ An hit a patch of Ice and skidded remained in the Westbound 

EsteUe Manor woman was broadside into Jhe eastbound lane, police said. "" 

pronounced dead at the scene lane where It was struck by a Authorities said Itodrlquei 

following a three-vehicle pickup truck driven by Hector and his passenger, Ellsco 

accident here Tuesday Bodrlquez, 41, of 4341 Roberts Borrero, 36, of Dlaino'nd 

morning. 

Cr^ Newfield. The Bodrlquez Drive, Vineland were treated 

vehicle was then Wt in me at Shore Memorial Hospital 

Ue J. Gilbert, 37, of RD 2, rear by a vehicle driven by And released. Rodriguez 

Box 25 Estelle Manor was Donald Deviney, 53, of suffered a fractured left; arm 

pronounced dead at 8:69 ajn. Mfflville. , 

and Borrero was treated for 

by Or. Walter Cavagnaro, 

muscle strain of the neck and© 

assistant Cape May ^m|y Ghadwlck said that upon superficial cute. '" ^ 

medical examiner, followingimpact Gilbert was thrown An autopsy on Gilbert was 

me 7:50 ajn. accident in from her vehicle and landed to be performed yesterday 

927-8059 luckahoe. 

40 feet from the scene of afternoon. ... '"~ 

According to New Jersey impact. 

State Trooper George Both the Gilbert vehicle and 

Chadwick, Gilbert was me Rodrtquez truck came to 

traveling westbound on State rest on the eastbound 

HKhway 48 when her vehicle ahoulder. Deviney's vehicle 

v < 

Deviney wasn't Injured.' 

No summtonses have been 

issued .ênding further' investigation, 

Chadwick said. 

-Margie Bowen 

!7£e Xniiiinq OQcAe 

TradSriEiStM 


•j 30% Off- 

!i 20% Off- 

3323 Simpson Ave. 

swim , *, 

Last 3 bays 

Sale Ends Sat 

1UTTIR COOKIES 

Mm., Tiiti,, Thyf, * ttf. 1M 

. I0-7,cio«dw«, 

Home of the largest collection of COOKIE JARS 

730 AiBury Avo, Ocean City 

•_. DMy 7:J0 to s . eisHtf WM. and pun, 

Property 

In recent real estate 

transactions, in Ocean City: 

Mr. and , Mrs. > Erich 

Poehner sold their properly at 

SOSunnyslde CojirUo Mr. and 

Mrs. Edwin J^vcnmanek for 

(139,000. on Nor. 29. 

Eunices. Browning sold her 

14S Bay Av. property to Mr. 

Mary K.Flynn sold her 210 and Mrs. James L, Britt for 

2Mh St. property to Mr. and 825.000 on t>ec. 23. , , 

Mrs. .Donald J, KeHy for Ralph Clayton Jr. sold his 

*100,000 on Dec.'SS. • -.-_ iwperty *t 10th Streefr'flnd 

/ ;,Mr-f ajrf;J4rs,^ JamegO. pio 

Moran sold thelr.,3452 Wed and Arlene L; *Dnick> 

Av. property tQtMr,t and Mrs. nv&jm on Dec. 29. 

James J. O'Donnell m for P and D Developers sold its A 

$85,000 on Dec. 28. 3247 Haven Av. property ^to ^ 

and Mrs. Joseph K. F\irst for Jane N. Stahler told her 43 Mr. and Mrs. James Stmpkins 

$225,000 on Dec. 5. 

Arkansas Av. property to Mr. for $100,000 on Dec. 29. 

Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. 

Gray sold tbelr-607 Ocean Av. 

property to Mr. and Mrt. Beval continues as issue 

Robert Hendrickson, Mr. and 

Mrs. Robert,G. Hendrlckaon 

and Mr. and Mrs. William 

The feasibility of cir- president. 

Housel for (77,000 on Dec. 10. 

culating a petition opposing The group requested 

Stoeco Homes sold its^l7 

the recent revaluation was MacClane to invite former 

Marshall Lane property to 

asked of members attending > Judge Joel Mott to attend:the 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. 

the,,Jan. 4 meeting of the -Feb. 1 meeting, which will be 

Wbolery for $186,000 on Dec. 

Midway Civic Association at open to the public, -.' 

13. 

the primary school. 

Members * votC-d 

Mr. and Mrs. Wuilam F. 

unanimously tomeet at 7Jun. 

Danehower sold their 409 27th, 

"Because of the deep Instead of the current- -8 

St property to Reese J. 

concern over the excessive o'clock starting tune. 

Crowe, Jr. and William J. 

increase in Ocean City real However, MacClane noted, 

Purber for $141,385 on Pec. 21. 

estate;- attendance has in- . the... change., requires .«n 

George B. Pelleu Jr. et al 

creased," said Edward J. amendment to the association 

sold their 1627. West Av. 

MacClane, association constitution. • ' to serve yM', 


Palmer Shopping Center 

399-4333 

Opta Mon..Sal.,Tliur». tolt nlghu 

SEMIANNUALSALE 

Our fine lines of suits, aportooatB, anj 

olfarad at substantla! savings. 

lacks will be 

Sonday. lHethree-d«: ertod saw the need for the i 

Wttlbe very cold with business. 

tte 20s and Iowi ta the low Planning Board member 

teem - NATIONAL Henry Knight, who ta also a 

WEATHER SERVICE city councilman, said he 

agreed with Jesnl'i 

reasoning on the need for an 

Tides 

alternate way to leave and 

enter the property. 

"The parking la set up to 

Computed for 9th Street 

drawbridge. 

w „- . ,, „ t. «te Bw Shiet," ssld M|fl 

F G 

I 

For Great Bgg tob« odding theproject rilga 

Mrt,.subtract W^ffllautos âdonsfflmidtagofBe 

from high tide; subtract 25 ^ 

ntiriutes from low tide, 

•^For Sea I»le aty beachfront, 

subtract 40 minutes 

from high and low tides. 

,. JANUARY 1984 

SPECIAL SELECTION OF 

OUR FINE QUALITY SHOES 40% OFI 

Also,., selactod stytm of out fins qualify tportihlrts, knit 

Shirts and zipper jackets, and our ontire stock ol car coats 

and stadium mats, / 

HFMmH(|oii;; ItlnstMsa ..MleMyfnsnan Rcn&gHanit G.ra 

Awipiina,.,iiilHiDiU...CMilHtMln .I1M,. LMMkll ioilffliWta 

716-724 Hi- Anbury Avenus- Ocean City, N.J. • 399-1625 

NO CHARGE FOR NORMAL ALTERATIONS 

^ ,;• High low 

£ AJM, P.M, A Jkd* PJn* 

2:12 2:34 8:63 0:01 

3 

3:10 3:38 0:62 9:82 

W,'(4:12 4:43 10:48 10:44, 

j »=» «?« M:4a «:8« 

• t B:5CJM 12:29 1:28 

:i 7:43 8:13 1:27 2:18 

ijj 8:30 9:06 2:30 3:08' 

IASTRONOMCALDATA , 

# Mew Moon >. January 3 

Moon In Apogee.... January 7 

guHMoon January 16 

JBoon in Perigee.. January 19 

HANES 

ANNIVERSARV SALE 

USTOM MADE$ Holies* Stockings* ' 

H»n$s* Sheer pantyhose 

Mlril 

Bedspreacfs 

• Verticals 

• shades"' 

WARD!SINTERfOflS 

• WiytMt Vav|tf 

'. i Hirmm,IU. 

. '399-7854 or • 

Alive* siip^rt/pantVhose 

Alive* support Stockings 

Hanes* Pantyhose with, 

Now Thru January 21 

SAVE On Your 

Favorite Style Of 

Hanes® Hosiery 

er Haiies* 

SALE 

•2.30 

•5.7« 

•3.95 

•3.55 

"Value* GaloreW 

All Three Floor*" 

PAGE 3 — SECTION ONE, 

SHOP AND SAVE ON ALL 3 FLOOR* 

Every Furniture Item Now Reduced! 

Bedrooms • Dining Rooms • Living Rooms • Lamps • Tables 

Occasional Fumitura • Pictures • Recliners • Dinettes 

Kitchen Sets • Swivel Rockers •Odd Love Seats •Bedding 

Selected Carpet • Appliances and televisions 

SAVINGS OF 10% to 50% 

DINING ROOMi 

SAV1 

20% 

BEDROOMS 

SAVE 

20% 

••PC. BroyWII TnMINBUi OM: OooWe DrnHr, Hutcn Mirror, 

ct Ma m. mi... 1 , ,,,,„.,,,. ««• c nkt 

J^PC Lu TrMilMMl OMnyi TrlMI Dmwr, /Wlrror, Ctml, 

trPC. Broyhlll CMMIel Ml^st Triple Orssst, Hytch 

CIMtt Ml ClHIt, Bid, NlgW TaMa. Reg. S\M 

t-PC. Oontmpor.rr Pwtat Cnma. T«BI«. 14) Cmtixx du!n, 

SALE '1,119 

t-FC TrMINMtl Mkr Largt Chin*. TrMlli T.bl.. W Ctnc tljl 

BKK Arm Quirt, (i) canrBKli iW Ouln. In, IM10 9ME 

. . . . • , ' . . . .. ...••;. .,.,*.-. •.•*,,..,.'- ,,s.Sj 

••PC, ewMrr-PrtaM Olki karet Chin.. T«bl.. (li CnfrBsck «*• C 14 •!!A 

LIVING 

.ROOMS 

SAVE 

20% 

tre, Cmnln CtMlali sofa aM Oialr in Beige PI. 

PWs. H7f „,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(,,,,,, 

1PC. 

, B it.. 

SAL! '688 

i Sol. end Leva 5»t In Wnin Haitian 

SALE 

IPC. Nwwtik CMMmeerarvi Ma ana Love teat with pansni 

Leg in Blue pin pet, M. II«B,,,.,,,••""•"" "BiliB «1 (IRR 

DINETTE SETS and 

KITCHEN SETS 

Over 30 assorted Wood and 

Metal Styles 

REDUCED 10% to 30% 

WaD-to-Wall 

SUPER CARPET BUYS 

(ImtaliBon and w CUIMM Included) 

•100% DuPont Nylon Saxony tie 25 

sy 

•100% Anso Nylon Sculptured tie in 

sy 

•100% Super Bright Dacran $1920 

sy 

•Wear-dated Ultron Saxony $2125 

REG. NOW 

»14 2 Vy- 

*16 2 

iq.yd. 

We Make House Calls With Samples 

WHIRLPOOL 

REFRIGERATOR 

12 cu. ft. • White or Almond 

Model irETUAK reg. $579.00 

SALE *49 

Blue/Tan Stripe or Tan Floral Print. > 

* TELEVISION SPECIALS i 

Sanyo 19" Color with Rem 

2 Year Complete 

Model #91C620 r 

SALE '439" 

RCA 13" XLIOO 

reg. 

Tuning Model EJ1 

SALE 

v,' 

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I-, 

> 

m 

!Jm\ 

•fc

I \ I. 

I 1 1 

J ,,* 

PAGE 4 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINlEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,, 

Phelps, Carbon exchange vows in Absecon church 

Men-llee Ann Phelps, pllqned sparsely with mat- Mrs. Bryan's flower crown slmUIar* to Mrs. Bryan's 

daughter of Charles W. anddUng 

iewertttti wti held in hetdplece was created of featuring pink rosebuds with 

Ftyllls Phelps. of Nortbfield, place by • crown style burgundy and pink color a touch of burgundy nues! 

waa united in marriage Nov. headpiece created with off- rosebuds, daisies baby's - > -j- 

' * - "— J Marlboro, Mass., and Jim 

Pullman of Vestal, N.Y, The 

groom's attendants were 

attired in navy blue tuxedos. 

6, to Laurence Donald **«• n^Mt "*• m*& breach and greens. She Wayne Phelps, brother of Rlngbearers, also dressed 

Orison, son of Oliver D. and with" burgundy and carried a nosegay of mat- "» bride, of Northfleld, was in navy'blue tuxedos, were 

Alice Carlson of Unwood. 

chlng - flowers., „ The beafman. Ushers were Jeffrey Joey and Kevin Weatnerbee 

Ibe candlelight, double ring She, carried 

bridesmaids nosegay Phelps, brother of the bride of of Iinwood. ' ' ' 

ceremony was solemnized at bouquet tt to minuet bouquets and scrown, style, Margate, Alec Carlson, The mother of the bride 

the RAformation Lutheran roses tipped In dy headpieces *er« ferif Juid -Styled "bth brother of f t the groom ffrom 

chose a periwinkle blue 

Qwcm In Ahsecon by the turn, baby's breath •ntfgreen,' 

'-'- - chiffon gown fed* 

bridePgocBather, the Rev. air ferns. the bride's gown 

Robert Strohl of Princeton and veil were hand made by 

Junction, and the Rev. Carl her mother and her maternal 

JoKks of Reformation grandmother, AtMe Albert- 

Lutheran Church, Nuptial son., 

music was offered by Peg Sue Ely Bryan of Brigantine 

Doughty at the organ, served as matron of honor. 

file bride, escorted to the Bridesmaids were Connie 

altar by her father, wore a Hand of Ventnor, sister of the 

candlelight satin gown groom; Gayle Dillon of 

highlighted with a mandarin Unwood, and Janet StroU of 

collar, yokes and sleeves of jYincetbn Junction, 

French Imported Alencon The brides attendants were 

lace. Ibe waistline, Ipieeline, attired ta floor length powder 

and hemline were appllqued blue box-pleated skirts, 

with matching lace. A featuring • mull daisy 

fingertip length veil of can- motif and long-eleeve white 

dlelight netting encircled with silk blouse with Uny tucked 

small flowerettes and ap- front and a ruffled neckline. 

11 - 1 "" '* 

' tightly pleated skirt 

highlighted by a narrow ruffle 

from the neckline to the floor 

on the left side. She-carried a 

beaded clutch bag with an 

attached corsage of white 

rosebuds. 

Mrs. Carlson wore a light 

orchid chiffon floor length 

ensemble with a front bibstyle 

wrapping of matching 

orchid chiffon. She carried a 

silver dutch purse with an 

attached off-white flower 

corsage, 

A dinner receiption was 

held at the Unwood Volunteer 

Firehall. 

Mrs. Carlson Is a 1980 

graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School and Is 

employed as head teller of the , 

Michelle Bostic and William Broomell White Horse Pike branch of 

the First National Bank of 

Absecon, 

Clearance 

went is announced Mr. Carlson is a 1171 

aduate of Mainland 

High School and a 

graduate of Stockton 

WINTER SALE! 

Starts Wednesday January 4th 

Clothing—Shoes—Accessories 

P&y With Cash, Chsck, 

VISA, Mastercard and 

Present Thi§ Ad,,. 

You'll Receive 

All Sales Are Final—No Returni or Refunds 

Cross Country Shops 

Stone Harbor, NJ 

37496th Street 

Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun H-4 

HAIR CARE I 

NO APPOINTMENT 

NECESSARY 

"Or prices make 

you come once... 

OJT good work 

mates you come 

backl" 

Thursday 

*2«o Off 

Any 

Permanent 

starling at J2S.0O 

w/cut, styling 

1 • and 

Guarantee 

& Northfield 

'CENTERS 

Unwood, NJ 

Central Square 

1653-0190 

Mon-Sat 10-5, Fri til 9 

Mr, and Mrs, William R, 

BroomeU &>, of Marmora 

AMEMED BY SCHOOL 

AUUKFTED BY SCHOOL 

Mffiberly Anne McCardeu 

have announced the 

engagement of their ion, 

Marmora, 

a graduate 

Fashion 

at No (We has been set for the 

Art Institute of weddlnc 

Philadelphia. She is a 

graduate of Ocean aty Ugh 

School. 

Proper nutrition can help you 

QVciwuiii on BnMimi ot frsnop 

CHI, write or stop by tha 

Vitamin Center for more Infofmaltoi 

dr. LM niton 

E/ittMHtaatietitif 

7HE WHOLE 

FAMILY CAN SAVEl 

ON OUR DAILY 

SPECIALS 

0FH6MYS 

km 

Mon., Tues. & Wed. 

Shampoo & Set ...'3.9,5 

Hair Cuts *3.95 

Touch Upsjx.... »9.50 

F^.'; *22,50 

Friday 

Shampoo, Cut & 

Blow-Dry Styling 

ladles'. »7.50 

Men's .... .»6.50 

Men's Hair Cut only. »3.75 

3335 West Aye., Ocean City Phone 398-8755 

fe£ 29 T" 11 " B^Horthfleld 641-0777 (Across from Silo} 

•v -f 

• >Y$*. 

Clearance Sale 

on all Winter Apparel 

Coats - Suits • Dresses 

Sportswear - Accessories 

744 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N.J 

Super Savings 

on selected Full 

Fashlontd Sweattrs 

andSportswiar! 

Now thru 

Jan. 21, 1984 

Justo, He tea sergeant with 2S£* 25'%i?«5fi! PM 

" of Jean Pessano featuring 

Following a honeymoon trip 

to Jamaica, the couple are 

residing in Northfleld, 

SWEATER OUTLET 

Presents It's 

BUY NOW! WHILE SELECTIONS ARE PLENTIFUL 

MONOGRAMMING A VAIL ABLE 

Terra Mar Plaza 

900 Tilton Rd., Northflold 

(609) 

645-3320 

4 DAYS QNLY 

Starting Wed, Jan. 11 

HELP 

. . . 

US TAKE INVENTORY 

Everything In our store | 

approximately 

30% to 80% OFF 

thru Sat, Jan. 14 

Bras 

Girdles 

Panty Girdles 

All in Ones 

Lingerie 

Robes 

Lounge Wear 

Half & Full Slips I 

Graduate Corsetleres available 

to fit you properly. 

i , 

Bra and Girdle Factory 

fJ 

RIDGE WOOD PLAZA 

^ 2327 327 New N Ri|>,,NwtMfeM,; Rd Nhfi 

4 

refreshments and a gut exchange. 

> ~ , 

President Eileen 

Oeckermann was presented 

wltt a traditional gift by the 

tnembers. Ueckennann, in 

Urn, gave each member • 

cross-stitched Christmas 

ornament she bad made. 

The January meeting of the 

chanter was held at the home 

of Mrs. Ueckennann with a 

program given by Marge 

Thursday. January' to, '!* Januaiy 12, 1984 

* 

Pfund set •;'••* 

engagement t 

Mr. and Mrs. Wllllanj H. '' 

Moray Sr, of wlldwood Crest v * 

have announced,!, ' the , w • 

engagement of tneir i 

daughter, Joan A,, to Dr. E. W • 

Gregg Pfund of'Ocean Ctfy. 

He Is the son of Mr. and Mrsr 

Edwin Pfund of Pittsburgh, 

The bride-elect JLf^,, a 

graduate of Elijjabethiown 

College and is associated. In 

the family business, " 

Dr. Pfund received! jils * 

undergraduate, degree .from, 1 ;. 

the University of Pittsburgh f 

aid his doctorate, -***' 

specialty degree from Tj _ 

University. Be la practicing, 

orthodontics in Atlantic and 

Cape May counties.' ; 

Business 

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence D, Carlson women 

Sorority has party tins event 

The Ocean-Charter i 

Peterson. 

of the American 

Helen Boucher, loeial 

Women will hold its 

chalrlady, announced a game 

meeting today (1 „, 

night social is scheduled for 

pjn.) in the Gardens ii 

Jan, 14 at the home of Flow 

Condominium with'" 

Beddow. ' 

speaker Pat Luciano, 

Pat Brown, service 

Ms, Luciano to an i 

cnalrlady, told members that 

at Atlantic 'Con 

the had presented the 

College and will .^ 

Community Cupboard with 

$50 on behalf of the chapter 

members on interpersonal! 

and also donated the warm 

communications. _ , 

outer clothing mat had been 

Guest are welcome to at- 

collected to the Episcopal 

tend. Refreshments wiH'be 

Church. 

served. 

The chapter will sponsor i 

The next regular meeting 

bus trip to Playboy 

will be Wednesday, Jan. U at 

Casino on Jan. 16 to 

fee home of Helen Boucher. 

Mid-Winter 

Clearance 

Now In Progress. 

•"'* ^ • ForJanuary .T^'' 1 -' 1 ,'^ 

Opwi Thurs., Fri. & Saturdays , 

10a.m.-S»m; ;*"* 

Me g 

and /Monogram Shop 

7th Street at Asbury 

Ocean City 398-1*40 

"MemBramming it aur Me" 

WE WILL BE CLOSED 

FOR VACATION 

Monday, January 16th 

thru 

Saturday, January 21st 

RE-OPENING 

Monday, January 23rd 

921 Asbury Avenu* 

« * ' * FAMILY SHOE 

STORE 

me scholarship fund. L,T_ 

are $12,80 and Include «0 ; in 

quarters, nine rib 

and the show. Bus 

Ocean City from the 

Street terminal at 8:45 

For information or 

contact Mae Mackunls 

0039, Rhoda Brown at 

or Jean Pessano at 399-1889. 

The American Business 

. Women'sAsfiodationiiAnafe . 

profit'" UrfciflFftfpiSi 

established to raise ftin# for'< 

scholarships for : 

further their education. 

For met _ _r 

formation call Mrs. Brown" at •»' 

3M4SS6. 

"The total com 

in Interior 

UPHOLSTERY^ 

CARPETING ;,: 

DRAPERIES 

A Beautiful Yf 

r Tlic Uoli.Ji 

& Every Diiy 

Our Clinic can 

remove uriwan 

hair from almost 

' 'anywhere 

gently & 

OprnTum., 

1 Thnr..l2-B, 

•v 

trunk 50th 

xvedding anniversary 

Agnes and Andrew H. 

Strang of 1929 Asbury Av. 

Pbbrattd their Both wedding 

anniversary recently during a 

trip to Spring, Texas to visit 

thelf daughter, Andrea 

Manfredonia, 

The" couple were guests of 

bonorLat a dinner party for 

famfly and friends at the Four 

Seasons; Hotel in Houston, 

Twa's;'* 

Formerly of Philadelphia, 

r' were summer residents 

-many years prior to 

movHghere permanently 10 

years'ago. 

Mr.'Strang is a retired 

retail florist and graduate of 

roe'former National Farm 

SchooL'now Delaware Valley 

College,'* In Doylestown. He 

servexTas national director of 

the 4 '(Florist Transworld 

el(Very Association for four 

mid-Atlantlc states, Including 

the District of Columbia, and 

was International treasurer in 

BW and 1960. 

He is president of the 

American Association of 

Retired Persons (AARP) 

chapter 1062 here and also 

chairman of the Ocean City 

Shade Tree Committee. He 

was the 1983 chairman of the 

Ocean City Flower Show. 

Mrs. Strang is a member of 

me Presbyterian Senior club 

from the First Presbyterian 

Church where they are both 

both members, and also the 

AARP membership chair* 

man. She was formerly the 

bookkeeper for meir-florist 

shop in Philadelphia before 

rearing to Ocean City. 

The couple have one 

daughter and two grandehffium 

'••',«•

n.it . i ; 

t*tei«J***?*?»

J 

A 

1 

9 

8 

4 

PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEOGER, OCEAN CCTY, Thursday, January 12, 1984 

Exchaneettes install '84 officers ft 

list 

i 

%*me Exchangettes of Ocsan a, Augmtoi'i School haU, | 

;' shrimp, beviMge and dan- ffl 

? poming president. ^M. The pubUc is welcome. . 

,-Othir oHioers Installed 

were Laura Kati, vice FAMILIES ANONYMOUS aryDrir*ri 

NtWsiiing 

CLEAN-ALL COIN-OP 

QROVELAHD SHOPPINQ CENTER 

' \'1 . MMH Mm Me MlM 

and Awmu* A Maw Road (Rt. S| 

»pro.ra Pdni, M.J. 

!O.^Si33!3i33 

As an AREA REPRESENTATIVE you will: 

• Select host famlllas and contact high 

schools. 

• Provide supaivliion and counseling for 

studenti and holt families, 

• Help orjanlie student acti^ties. 

To learn how you can participate 

please call collect: 

JOHN AND JUBmi ORUSKA 

AREA CODE 60WJ54-57S8 

Educational Foundation for 

Foreign Study 

i non-profit foundation 

If you are wintering out of town, you can have 

The Sentinel-Ledger sent right to your door. 

Keep up with what's happening in Ocean City 

by completing the coupon below and returning 

it to our off ice. 

•' ' ' ' ' I I | 

Address to be changed from: 

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(Change of Address Coupon 

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Records for Income 

Tax Deductions 

Locally Owned & Staffed 

8th & Wesley 

399-5555 

; , liL; __ _ 

OJLHEAT.. A Family Tradition 

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Assorted 

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Minute Maid 

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MINT OR TL 

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Toothpaste 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. Thursday, January 12, 1984 

Spii it of cooperation evident in reorganization 

BAYSHORE 

PIZZA 

11th & Bay Ocean City 

Introducing, 

\ Spaghetti by the Bucket! 

5 (serves 5) 

hcludes 10 meatballs & garlic bread 

—BONUS — — — 

Thurada* It ipaglwttl night 

»1» OFF buckot of apaghottl 

Ask About Our... 

Fantastic Bubs & Party Trays 

Mon.-Thurs. 11-11 

Fri.iUL111i.in. 

ViPUMOUSiNE 

DOOR TO DOOR 

SERVICE TO 

TROPICBHR 

•9,95 

per person 

j,75 Liter 

IMPERIAL 

MIST 

13 

i Liter 

CARLO ROSSI 

RHINE 

Hosed Sunday 

89B-1717 

J 17 BONUS 

M7.00 Cash 

Sun. thru Thurs, after 4 p.m. 

Fri, Eve, t> Set. I1J.SO Cash 

•25 BONUS 

$10 Cash 

Frlmt Rib Dinrnr 

IS Deferred Voucher* 

• RMMflllSii In F«, 

199 

99 

PKKUP 

I3G_ 

TIME OF 

PKKUP 

96th &3nj 6:30 p.m. 

6:40 p.m. 

T-WIM- 

7:10 p.m. 

750 ML 

LIQUORS 

WINES 

Italian Specials 

«895 

Monday thru Friday 

Includes: Italian 

Salad & Glass of Wine! 

lac's 

Full Course Dinners 

Every Sunday 

Open Mon.Kri. from S p.m. A Sun. from 4 p.m. 

908 Shore Rd-, Somers Point 

927.2759 

ON THE CIRCLE 

SOAABRS PT, N.J. 

Free Parking 

Phoni 927-2284 

AM ; 

(ferns 

Baked on 

the premises 


Starting from $5.25 

Served from 11 a.m. • 10p,m,,Aten, thru Fri, 

lne!ud»s: Entree, Soup or salad, ! vegs, coffee or fta, 

rice pudding, bread pudding or |ello 

Luncheon Specials • 


Served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Men. thru Fri, 

Daily 

Breakfast 

Specials 

Open 

24 Hours 

except Sunday, 

Sun. closed 

at midnight 

otnt Pub 

& 'liquors 

TRAWLER'S CLUB *fl*» 

GIN - 

1,71 Liter 

FLEISCHMANN'S $Q4© 

VODKA • W. 

CO OR BIANCO 

— 3 Lifer 

GALLO 

BASSANO SOAVE, 

RED ROSE 

VALPOLICELLA POLICELLA 01 OR BARDOLINO 

BEER 

STBOHS OR STROHS' LIGHT Q 

„. N/R CASi 

Many Unadvertised Specials 

Throughout The Store! 

Point pub 

7atSO Vantner Av. 

-•Si. »;oo omfio prt 

• A* 

•omars ff-alnt SHoppIng C«nl«r 

< > m.»«B«ih«iNd, ,. w 

, Sunday Noon to 1O:O0 pwr-/ ": ^ ?. J 

The meeting was followed 

by • party at the local VFW 

post. 

—Margie Bowen 

CiMrM. 

vaiwkia ittw (MM, 

cefnrntrelal MI dryw, gu wanr 

Mtitn, is* mteliinM. waHnr, 

fymlturi Hlon, Mthnain fMurtb 

•ItelflMI •qyljituni, »fp»«n«. 

•term window!, agon and much, 

much mar*. 

EVERYTHING MUST GO 

Saturday. Jan, 14 

10 a.m. to S p.m. 

WINTER RENTAL — OCMflfTOIb 1W 

W«ny ,Av.. lor UtihM of wlnW 'Nl 

May fc AH ifnanlHti, all iapllafteai* 

GRAHO DEMOUTION SALE 

(continued from page 1) In the evening he presented reorganization meeting, Among a number of ap- Kathleen âncoast Is charged tuftM m*k» 

MM monlhly plul utilHMl, Call M- 

another plaque to former Democrat John Hill was polfitniejjtB, CQundlmenibera with recyllng, the library, 

m, 

1!M, -^ J • 

a'nnaniinous vote, WUUam OsuncUinan Ouirisi Parker sworn to as councilman to the received respective grafts and gypsy moth utt mi CMM Art. 

FHisfley, also a Republican, who also served with Fontana First Ward and incumbent committees and departments control. Priestley ai budget 

Octlit Ettr, NJ. 

wU aimltorljt elected to a on- the body two years ago. Cbundlwoman Clalr Kesnlg to chair. 

director it charged with tax ATTENTION HOTEL, 

iMond term as vice prtjidifflt "You were the one' who took her oath of office for her Hffl was limned head of the assessor and collector, the MOTEL, QUEST HOUSE 

of Council, This is the second taught us frugality and it took Second Ward Council seat. fire department and fire dty treasurer and In^'irance. OWNERS, HOMEyear 

for that poslMon, us this long to save up," Each council member made hydrants; Conroy is charged Rosenberger If charged tHth OWNERS, APARTMENT 

Rosenberger presented Rosenberger joked at hea 

statement and all, with public works, the dty be operation of the city RENOVATORS AND 

Fontana with a plaque, presented the plaque to Republican and Democrat, engineer, public buildings and clerk's office, the prosecutor SECOND HAND 

belatedly commemorating his Fontana. 

pledged to work for thewSfaw; 

Keaug Is bead of and legal operations, street 

DEALERS 

dap as a councilman, Later Also during the benefit of the community. llcenges and Inspections, 

11 MtM 

lights, fuel and com- I 

ntmi 

ntmi 

am) 

am) 

tpf, 

tpf 

mnf ka 

"I just may be a rose betordinances, 

rescue squad, and raiinlcatlons. Mayor Fontana 

ween two thorns," joked; serves ai police p llason. Is charged with the police, the 

Republican Councilman Pete MacEwaji to chairman of the municipal court, emergency 

MacEwan, who la seated recreation board and over- management, the marine 

between Democrats John 

lies, the planning and coning unit, environmental-com- 

Oonroy and Hill. 

boards. Councilwoman mission, advertising' and 

publicity, and the dog warden. 

: 

WANTBO TO MNT - 

*ii**ii(:ijcrt'_w "" 

MR, BALt.6ON'« 01 FT OBLIViRY _ PIMM call TM 

n»ad a uraal o»f fof a Wrlhday, an- " fliil. 

occaiton. Hava 

Public Notice 

tîlwrwîpiiK^yiurBlriwa 

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MutMti ara alls avallibla alone wlrti a 

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. MrfMay paril*i. MJka your 

DM iW a rrwnwry. Mr, talloon, m- TM-nmt rtgyiif matting ot thr-: 

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on WHDNEIOAV, JANUARV Hf'IN 

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of NawJarwy, UawDlvhlon, Capa Ma -~ MM ^ By nntfvtna — a Mrm and OOm., 

In Capa May Court { ^ rtqui a vprlanca. 1-i 

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proportionata uniIMM Mn ptrtMt craata mnreem and iuM 

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purMunt IfMftM, tn UMIvMM M- 

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and In itoraga cublcl. No. Ill, balng 

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to Mw unit, (nil an UMIvMM mduUva cantrai Mini Ava.I i4MtnfFBni Add • W 

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PAGE 12 -.SECTIOWONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J Thursday, January 12,1884 

Famed glee dub inaugurates series 

ByEDWGMER further establishing Ocean voices, richly tortured, and Testament af Freedom by 

aty'a growing reputation u a led by the exceptional choral Randall TOunnpsoii with text 

tt§ Cornell Uni?eriity;(J[l§tcultural 

center for this area. conductor, d t Thomas Th A A, Sokol. Skl by Thomas Jefferson. 

Gnib performed wry wtB at St. Peter's offers a beautiful The Glee Club has performed . Tbe handsome, tuxedo 

St. Peter's Methodist Church getting for secular concerts as in 23 countries and has gttired, group of young men 

in Ocean City Sunday night In well as being a lovely edifice collaborated With the Boston returned after a brfef in- 

what was the first in that tor worship. Indeed, OceanSymphony, 

the Buffalo termission and enchanted the 

church's leries of eencirte faraty 

It blewed with aeveral Philharmonic, the audience witb a series of glees 

1B84. 

fine auditoriums of note, Philadelphia Orchestra, and and a Ralph Vaughan 

The aeries will feature Tte Cornell University Glee the New Jeraey Symphony William's setting of a familiar 

many distinguished groups dub, now in Its 115th year, If among many others. k Yorkshire carol, The WasaaU 

and Individual artists thus currently comprised of 80 Sunday night's program Song. Two choruses from 

ing largely • cappeUa and Gilbert and Stilli van's 

began with a Gregorian chant Patience were sung with true 

of the 12th century and other Savoyard clarity and diction 

South Jersey Regional 

ecclesiastic works both an- and provided high humor. 

dent and contemporary in- At this point a group within 

Premier Perfbrmatm Benefit 

usiy, Jan, 17,198* 

dudlng Pater Neater (Lord's fee group was highlighted. 

Prayer) by From Uszt Ike •The Hangovers," a dmn 

Mendelssohn Futmmg an die • 

Kunstler set to i poem by Ocean City's benefit as not 

Schiller was a lovely aample carousera but fifth year 

of 19th century romantic engineering students who 

music bf the composer, who were literally hangovers from 

Is Hid to, have newr written the more conventional four- 

an ugly note. 

year program. 

The first naif of toe Ihls group came complete 

program by Us sonorous and with choreography and some 

disciplined choir ended with a wry and folly acting. Their set 

Omnpagm Emption 9:45 PM 

it FRli PARKINS • 

I CALL- 

TURNIR 399-158? 

POINT 4 THEATRE 

' MAC ARTHUR RLVD,. SPMEHS POINT n?7 013f 

PROORAM FOB MIX OP JAM. 1» TUMI IB 

1SPJLII 

i. MMCM YOU FIII. MOB 

1. EKC«LIBHT COMEDY 

t, EXCITIHO ACTiON 

4. CHILBIINI SHOW 

RESCUERS 

— PLUS - 

MICKEY'S 

CHRISTMAS CAROL 

Cabernets through the season of 1982 

were released, recently. As 

previously predicted, tne tonnage of 

Cabernet grapes was a record 

breaker, with a fetal of (MM tons 

crushed, the closest year' to this 

production was 1979 with a tonnage 

of 82,950. 

The Increasing popularity of 

California Cabernet Is most star, 

tingly revealed when we go back' 

only one decade to find the tonnage at a very feeble 

10,110 In 1972. 

There still remains, however, short supply of 

premium Cabernets, Napa County, north of San 

Francisco, is still dominant in acreage and production 

(27 percent of the state's total in both categories}, 

Napa is also noted for superior quality in this 

varietal. This fact Is mlrrered In IMS Napa gripes 

bringing a dollar yield of W6 a tan, compared to a 

state average of $541. 

We shall continue with this report on IWS Cabernets 

of California, Including a summary of recent 

vintages that we consider worthy of note, including: 

STONEGATE WINERY, Vail VlSta Vineyard, 1979. 

This fasting offers ripe fruit aromas that show Herbal, 

mlnty, earthy tones. Has good taste of fruit with 

cedary Impressions in the background, Will Improve 

even more with a few years of cellaring, 

FIRESTONE VINEYARD, mi. Suggestion of ripe 

fruit fragrances; first impression Is one of youngish, 

clesed-ln aromas, A young wine offering promise of 

continuing improving thru aging. 

The above wines were recently stocked in our 

Caiifornia Wine Section, - 

A. * * 

You cant turn back the clock 

but you can wind If up again. ' 

P * *' 

COOKING WITH WIN! 

Chicken in sour Cream 

To provide three to four servings, you'll need; 4 

chicken breasts, 6 tablespoons butter, %i cup Sauteme 

or other white fable wine, 1 small onion, finely chopped, 

1 cup dairy (our cream, salt and white pepper. 

Remove skin from chicken breasts, in heavy skillet, 

brawn Chicken breasts slightly In 4 tablespoons butter. 

Turn occasionally. Sprinkle V» cup of the wine 

over chicken, Cover and simmer 20 to SB minutes, or 

lust until tender. Meanwhile, melt remaining 2 

tablespoons butter In a saucepan, cook onion until 

soft but now browned. Add remaining Vk cup wine; 

slowly stir in sour cream, season with salt and white 

pepper. Heat only long enough to warm cream. Pour 

over Chicken. 

* it a 

Til* greats*! mistake is continually fearing 

you will make one. 

it it it 

QUICKIE QUIZ 

0. What Is best temperature for serving Cabernet 

Sauvfgnon? , - 

A. Cool room temperature, 65 to 72 P. 

OPEN SUNDAY NOON T010 

*>IGTI STOCK 

-4 1 

Cousin's 

Open Wed, thru.Sun. 


399-8412 

| B 1 /2 Price j 

I Dinners j 

at Cousin's! 

i eniifies bearer to one rt'n 

res vwfh ins purchase o! 

if^r of oqual m highor yab 

COUPON VALJO: 

Wedne*d»y thru Sunday 

•XPIRES mtnt 

With This Ad 

swe SPECIAL 

J Sunday thro Friday 

/ VEAL 

FARM. 

•5.K 

— OR — 

LOBSTER 

TAIL DINNER 

3 tails' lightly 

breaded and 

taufeed 

•OS 

Coupon Nil 

. Valid On 

Thm Spmllls 

included Glenn Miller's 

Kalamazbo, Tne Infcspot's 

Java Jive and a hilarious 

calypso called Bacfe to Back 

1 the fuU choir 

fight songs and the famous 

Mm Mater: 

Ed Warner, an Ocean City 

artUtvMAy knoymfor Mi 

waterclors, atafehed the 

Illustration accompanying 

Ha review of the concert 

ECKERT ON 

DEAN'S LIST 

Connie Marie Eckert of 

Ocean aty was named to me 

dean's list at the University of 

Sooth Florida for the fail 

semester with a 3.5 average. 

A sophomore nursing student 

she Is the daughter of Mr. and 

Mrs. Donald Eckert of Ocean 

Qty. 

ATTENTION: HARRIED HOUSEWIVES! 

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

[ SO HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO WIN YOUR OWN,,,, 

>,0.S. PARTY 

tSaridwfthesonSaflrt-aay!) '»- 

A FREE SANDWICH TRAY FOR YOU 

* Drop your name, address, & phone no. In ' 

the "SOS" box at TOm's Deli, We will dfaw 

one name this Wed, Th# winner will receive 

a FR11 Sandwich Tray, which you can 

pick up after 3 p.m. on Saturday at Tom's, 

Next Drawing, Wed,, Jan. JMh 

THIS WEEK'S S.O.S, WINNER IS 

"MARYANN FEENY" 

1018 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, NJ. 

398-1046 

"Make ox a Habit" 

Open 7 a.m. to 6p.m.'- Closed Sun. 

•jMclntyre j 

Restaurant - Lounge and Liquor Store 

Half a Mile West of 34th St. Bridge 

Exit 25 (Parkway) Marmora, N. J 

Serving FuD Course Dinners 7 Nlgfttt 

Includes soup or lulce, potato, vegetable,, roll & butter, 

coffee and dessert du lour 

Sun -Thurs 5 to 9, Frl & Sat. 5 to 10 

En|ov»CKk!all with yowdiniw for half prlcewr>«l(>rd«,,.A«eiBiisr* arSc - 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

were 

BRING RESULTS 

Valuable Coupon 

dp fMs vilttfbte coupon and save at The Restaurant 

15th & Boardwalk, Ocean Citv 

...is tye restaurant for you. 

Now serving breakfast, lunch/ 

dinner and our famous Sunday 

Brunch! ,' v 

ANY DINNER 

ONE COUPON PER PERSON 

OFFER GOOD THRU 1-20-64 

Overlooking ttio Ocffl 

MOTOR INN 

399-8812 

You are Invited to enjoy superb culslhe and^ser^lce 

In a charm Ing, comfortable atmosphere, with an' - 

incomparable ocean vlew.,;f ^., • ' r V V > 

BREAKFAST: Hon. thru Sat. 6B.m.-11fl.m. • , 

LUNCHEON; Moo. thrmmh SBt nooti-2 p.m. ' . ' 

«DINNER: Tuoi. thru Thuri. 5:30 to 8; Fr|. 4 SflL 5:30 to % 

SUNDAY:Brunch8:30-1:30pm. ' 

"**^«^ tf.,1 

\* 

©* 

;T1ieSeritinel-Ledger 

business/finances TTiiirsday, January 12, 1984 Page One, Section Two 

link 

Tentative acxx>rd reached on $50 million mil plan 

m ; The state and the Atlantic 

County Improvement 

Authority (ACIA) have 

Reached a tentative 

agreement with Resorts 

International which will 

provide a total of *26 million 

to serve as the state's share of 

initiating a ISO million 

commuter and intercity rail 

service to Atlantic City. 

TTie agreement is subject to 

approval by the, boards of 

New Jersey Transit, ACIA 

and Resorts International and 

requires conceptual approval 

from the Casino, Control 

Commission on the con- 

continues 

wages in 

figuration of the complex. 

Additionally, New Jersey 

Thuwit and Amtrak must 

agree on an operating plan 

and the U.S, Secretary of 

Transportation must certify 

the entire project 

The money from the 

agreement will enable the 

state to qualify for QO million 

•t. • t 

lowest 

in federal funds through 

Amtrak which will operate 

the intercity rail service 

between Philadelphia and 

Atlantic City and New/York 

and Atlantic Qty. . % 

me federal share of. the 

project'! coats «ai made 

available through legislation 

passed by Congress and 

by the president in 

Tne total cost of tbe protect, 

estimated at $50 million. 

covers construction of • new 

terminal In Atlantic aty, 

rehabilitfltioh of 68 miles of 

track between Philadelphia 

and Atlantic City and 

necessary track and safety 

roments alow the rail 

rlghfcof-way. 

—The terminal will be fully 

accessible to the general 

public witt public access at 

Jeast equal to tbe access to the 

prospective neighboring 

casino-botel Resorts Intends 

to build if approved by the 

Cautoo Control CaQnnlaridn. 

(he W mOBco generated] 

— Retorts pays lor allmuTion 

neaded tor tte < 

maintenance costs for tbe new riure of tte nroject.i 

terminal. 

used to defray 

— Resorts win construct a anodated with the i 

casino parking garage in of commuter Mrriee 1 

which 500 parking spaces will Atlantic CUy and 

ha reserved for commuters SUtlcn in' Cbetrr 

seven days a week. However 

me spaces can be used by 

Resorts when not needed for 

/ W&Hriit}* 

Students to tour 'visible house' 

County Improve 

Authority for It« it 

tbe land. 

SOMERS POINT — Some 

"TRENTON — Annual Major exclusions from was 128,618, other high-wage 

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PAGE 4 —SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J 

PAULUN MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST 

ST. JAMBS AMI (American Baptist) 

7th St. and Owen A*. ^ a. md ampwB Aw. 

Ocean City Ocean City 

Rev, Beekwerth J. Voorhees, Qanmunlty Onto 1 '" 

SUNDAY 

AmnMyofOod 


OF GOD 

MIS New Bd. 

- Mwntag 

7 pja, • Evening service 

S Camples) 

. ,«_ 

Mannora 

11:15 ajn. - Sunday school The Rev. Russell H. Bowers 

—: Jr., minister 

~ 8*.Bour devotional _k 

message, phone 3984526, 

The church office Is located 

at 247 W. Inlet Rd., phone 398- 

028 

SUNDAY 

10 am. - Sunday school 

11 am. ôrahfp service CORBIN CITY lAFTBT 

7 pjn. • Evtting servke 

7 pjn. • Midweek service. 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTIST 

10th St. and Wesley Ave. 

Ocean aty 

Rev, Donald E. Huribert, 

pastor 

IM 

10:45 ajn. and 7 pjn. 

Worship service. 

WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn. • Prayer service. 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. - Sunday school 

SUNDAY s 11 Rjn. . Morntag service 

9:30 ajn. - Church school 

worship TUESDAY 

7:30 pj_ • Prayer service 

•rviee _____ , 

,. Evening service FAITH BAPTIST 

i Middle 

7 pjn. • Evening bible study Perry Road 

and prayer Mftim, Barry Rice, pastor 

SUNDAY THURSDAY 

9:45 ajn. . Sunday school 7:30 p.m. - Bible study 

11 aon. - Morning worship _____ 


BAPTIST 

Mi and New York Av. 

Somers Point 

Dm Corbett, pastor 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

40th St. and Asbury Av. 

SUNDAY 

r Sunday school 

Ocean CTty 

"iff. Jawph Pohgly. paste 

M h i 

6 pjn. • Family study hour 

7 pjn.. Evening service 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

Rev. Lafayette Rlddlck, 

pastor 

ST. PETER'S I 

METHODIST C NITED 

IURCH 

Bin and Central Aveone Ocean City, HJ. 

SUMDAY, JAN^Bfh, 1984 

10:30 A.M. Morning Wonhlp 

MAKING CONNECTIONS WITH 

PQWBfiFUL MEMORIES!" 

TheRew.DawhJM.Rnch.Preachino 

(The 10:30 Service broadcast on Wl BGAM1520) 

STAPF ,B 

DavidM. Finch, Paitor 

William R. McClelland, Aiioclalt 

Eugene M, McCoy, OrginUt/Dlrecior of Music 

Soloists 

JyluiMPriiMrf,M«ui««rtn« 

LM MuMMr, Hrlmw 

Visitors Always Expected! 

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

THE DIFFERENCE IS WORTH THE DRIVE" 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

CHURCH - ECUMENICAL 

BgOOVENTNOft 

PARKWAY 

HAMATE 

35 

p 

OUARtET 

HMKtWtm 

Dr. Martin C.WIsznat 

Bl WB2NAT PREACHES: 

"THE fitORY 

'i 

PAULLIN MEMORIAL 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

"Oe§anClty'» Only 

American Baptist Church" 

Service* held at Ocean City Community Center 

18th Street-Simpion Ave, ; 

WORSHIP 10 -ULigSZ) 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 A.M. 

24 HOUR DEVOTIONAL PHONE 398-8526 

Rev. RtehirdC. Winkle. 247W.h*tRd. Phow 398-6126 

OCEAN CITY 


OCEAN CITY 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 15 

9:30 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M. 4 7:00 P.M. - Pastor Donald E. Huribert 

WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. • PRAYER SERVICE 

REV. DONALD t HUHUEHT, Senior Part* 

SttndlngtorTh* 

PundMmtnUI* 

otth*FMlth 

REV.DOMALDPttLUPS,VUJUfJonPattor 

together this 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

632 WeiJey Avi, Ocean City, N.J. 

Rsv, Frank Mohr, Pastor 

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 

Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 

Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p.m. 

Prayer Meeting & Bible Study 

WednesdayEvening 7:30 p.m. 

Preaching and Teaching the Whole Bible 

For TraniporttOon Ci> 399-1892 

Pineapple rounds, milk. SJuSSL and 

WEDNESDAY 

sauce > buttered corn, 

Platter one -.Twtotacos, cockttt11 ' mUk - 

peanut and raisin cups, fresh T,,-,,*,.^ 

fruit wedges, milk. 

Platter two -- Hot turkey 

TUESDAY 

Ptatter A sandwich, whipped potatoes, 

~ 

. Adams at 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. , Sunday school 

SUNDAY 

9:45 us, . Sunday school 


CABBINIB.C. 

«32 Wesley Av. 

fyixvpal Ocean City 

UNITED METHODIST METHODIST j '»,-.. 

Bev. Frank Mobr 

8th St. and Central Av. 

Rt. 4J •> ••;,'••,:-.,.j 

Tuckahoe ;> •. ,, 

EPISCOPAL 

SUNDAY David M. Finch, pastor Dr. John Garrahan,, pastor. .., 

nth St. and Bay Av. 

9:45 ajn. .'Sunday school William R. McClelland, 

MASSES " • Ocean City 

11 ajn. - Morning worship associate 

SUNDAY/ ;>• ', iV.'v..-"'' 

Dally - 8 ajn. 

Rev. Michael W. Goldberg, 7:30pjn.-Eveningservice Eugene McCoy, director of 10 a.m. - Sunday, school > - , 

Saturday -6:30 pm. rector 

•^—————— — imujic 

11:10 a.m. •• MprBtag-u-, 

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

WEDNESDAY 

SATURDAY 

7:30 pm. - Prayer Aervice SUNDAY 

CONFESSIONS 

, 6:30 pjn. - Holy Eucharist and bible study 

9 ajn. - Church school SEAVILLE UNTTED £.,"A 

Saturday from 11 ajn. to 

10:30 a.m. , Morning METHODIST nh, 

noon, before mass In the SUNDAY PRAISE TABERNACLE worship, „„.„„._ PaitaR Finch $bon Rd, __. 

evening and after dallymaas. 8 ajn. - Holy Eucharist Ocean Heights Av. and Bethel preaching 

•"• Seavine 

; - _ - 10 ajn. - Choral Eucharist, ^d. __ 

Jeffrey. W. Tilden, pafltor 

CHURCH OF THE Sunday school Somers Point TBINTTY UNITED 

RESURRECTION. R.C. Rev. William Britt castor MKTHnnisr 

SUNDAY 

7 pjn.. Evening service fflOW.Tu_»hoeM WEDNESDAY ^pasa* MCTH^T^ 

0 and 11 a.m. • Worship 

Mumem i-SO am. • Midweek SUNDAY ' Mannar* 

service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST p 

Magr. James J. Zegera, aeharJit, Band Mils ajn.. Prate Rev j b Overeat, pastor 10 ajn. • Church school 

8th St. and West Av. , pastor 

and worship 

Bev. Michael Waiters, pastor 

— CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

7 p.m.-Evening praise and SUNDAY 

MASSES 

157 Shore Rd. 

orhi u ajn, • Morning worship Bmbjtterim 

I a,m, Somers Point 

FWday-8ajrj,_!d7pa,»._«u=Boger J. Hamilton, REORGANIZED CHURCH CENTRAL UNITED FIRST 

_ 

Saturday . 4 and 1:80 pm, mm OF JESUS LM, MEIHOD-T 

7th St. and YTERIAN: e-;i 

amday. 1,9:15111-11 am ^ = SUNDAY . .._ £..__ __OU_ AT. P ^ 

esley Av. 

u 

, 

SUNDAY 11 ajn. . Meets in the 

Preaching Christ Crucified; 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 8 am. - Hdly Eucharist Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

E Van Mvw «"«, cMntag agaiB. 

Wabash and Poplar Avs. 10 ajn. - Choral Eucharist Rd., SeavUle. (Just inside the 

' Mtaiitiri Rev. ^ 

Unwood 

sermon, story hour and NJ, Marine Science Con- 

RadcMe Alien, ThM, 

nursery. 

sortium.) All are welcome. SUNDAY 

Rev. Jeffrey W. Winter, 

MASSES 

9:30 aJH.'^Sunday school 

assistant - •— . - 

Saturday • 6:30 pJB. WEDNESDAY 

BsSO and 11 a.m. - Morning 

Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 ajn., 10 ajn.. Holy Eucharist in 

6:80 pjn. —---., the chapel- 

G:«-Evenly warship Organist, Jean Hldgway 

SUNDAY , 

9:45 ajn. -Sunday school CONFESSIONS 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

MLTHODIST OP "P9* 

10:45 a jn. - Morning service Saturday from 4 to I pjn. 

O 

. 7 pm. - Evening service «d 7:30 to 8:30 pjn. OvekOfMox 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. HOLY TRINITY 

44th and Landis Av. GREEK ORTHODOX 

Sea Me Qty 

MU Road 

Rev. Join Kllleen, pastor Bargaintown 

Rev. Demetrois Contelios, 

Qihdu 

MASSES 

pastor 

Dally. 7 a.m. and 4130 pjn. 

in the church 

SUNDAV 

Saturday - S ajn., 5 and 7 10 a.m. 

pjn. In church 

Sunday • 1,9:30 and 11 ajn. 

V intei Oiapel by *• Somertort, Oik Lane Park, 

Sea, ^th street and Asbury 

Averjufe, welcomes ReV. 

Howard Adams to the pulpit 

Lawndale, tand the Arch 

Street ••< Church in 

Philadelphia. : 

jethe second time this winter 

KSon on Sunday, 

Services it the chapel are 

-h^reBHttwtiMved 

m attodate pimtor rf St. 

Interdenominational and open 

Ptter'i United Metlwdiit 

to everyone, A short long 

Church for s_years.,He is an 

servlM-'precedes the 10i30 

active member of the Masonic 

ajn. worship service. 

Lodge in Ocean Qty and has 

Before retiring Rev. Adams 

also been guest preacher In 

served many Methodist mm area Awcltt, i • 

chunhes in the Eastern 

rtvania Conference of Music at the chapel to under 

Methodist Churches. the direction of Miriam. 

. ing them were the Adam. The chaplain will be 

lurches In Mayfalr, Robert McKenna. 

. ftm-: ' 

11 ajn.-- Morning service 

aselstant 

SUNDAY 

OCEAN CITY ORTHODOX 

SUNDAY 

ST-m. .'On* scBool raftWHSKS 

for family 

32nd St. and Central Av,i"« 

9:30 ajn. • Church school, 

U ajn, • Worship hour 

Rev. John H. Skilton, paTstbr 

adult fonnn. 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • Sunday school 

Morning service. 


7 pm. • Evening service 

DhvM M. nnrt, paste 

Jflterdmmnaiwml. 

Henry Ireland, pastor 

f JOSEPHS 

SUNDAY 

UNION CHAPEL 

9:30 aji Church school RELIGIOUS SOCIETY •' 

Saturday. B ajn. and 4 and 

BY-THE-SEA , 

SUNDAY 

OF FRIENDS 

7 pjn, 

55th St. and Asbury Av. 9:45 ajn. • Oamh school WESLEY UNTTED 

(Quaker) 

Sunday-8,9,10:15 and 11:30 


for an ages 

METHODIST 

-lore Rd., SeavlUe s 

Rev. Margaret Glob, ant, 

i_- •,• ,, -ii*Biî«... . ;:.'.-L^xi^-j, 

Saturday - 4 to s pjn. 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY pntor 

"fli ttjiv" ' !." '"•' n'^'nM 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

1838 Shore Rd. 

13th St. and Wesley Av. 

Unwood 


QmsfimSdom 

Msgr. James A. Carr, pastor 

SUNDAY 

Fn»T CHURCH OP CHRIST ••* 

MASSES 

Daily - 7 and 8 ajn. 

Saturday - 4 and 7 pjn. 

Sunday - 8,9:15 and 11 ajn. 

OONPISSttiS 

Weekdays after a a.m. 

Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

pjn. and after 7 pjn. Man. 

ST. FRANCES 

8 SUNDAY fij 

9:30 us, . Sunday school 

9:30 md 11 a.m, • Morning 

•«• school worship 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

If 

SCIENTIST 

11 ajn. • Morning worship 

MIDDLESCHOOL soup, potato sacks, JelKI. 

8th St. and Asbury Av. 7 pjn. • Evening service 

cubes, milk. " -< >T 


MtkocUst 

MONDAY 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

SUNDAY ~~ 

CHAPEL 

, UNITED METHODIST 

Platter one—Cheeseburger FRIDAY 

11 ajn. - Church Service Lyndhurst and Wistar Av. CHURCH of Someri Point relishes, potato cMjP». Platter one - Cheesy | 

and Sunday School 

Mannora 

Bethel Rd. and Doran Av. 

ro — Cheese or cocktail, milk. '-'• 

(opposite Acme parking lot) plain hot dog, potato chips, Platter two — Cheese" 

DAILY 

SUNDAY "*" 

Rev. Robert E. Costello, * • v, fruit salad, hoagie, corn chips, fruit' 

11 I A to 2 pjn. - Reading 9:30 ajn. - Worship Service 

cocktail, milk. *••*•' 

Room open 

11 a.m.. Family bible hour 

TUESDAY 

7 pjQ. - Gospel meeting SUNDAY 

UPPERTOWN8H1P'' ' 

Platter one -. Chin con 

10 ajn. - Sunday school came, garden salad, roll with 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOt ' 

SRACE BIBLE CHAPEL and worship service. Nursery butter, pineapple rounds, 

available. 

m_c. 

Platter two — make you 

own salad at the salad bar, -,„«„n -.^^ 

protein cups, roll with butter, 

PIatter B Martin Luther King 

i 

~ Chicken 

••''• . ' • '. ••• . 

ByEOORRICHARD 

Monday _ the birthday rf Martin Luther King. 

Congress and the president have recently mads a taw that Diane Btehtold and Ptall Johnson representing the Ecumenical Council 

this shall be a national holiday in future year*. Poor accept donations of food for the Community Cupboard from he Children's 

Richard invites you to remember some of, toe words of 

bis social reformer and gospel preacher: • Place during recent party. 

-... we mutt find an alternative to war and destruction, 

ta our day of êe vehicles and ballistic missies, the 

dwioe is either nonviolence or nonex-tenee. Openings in ivork program 

— Almost always the creative dedicated minority has 

mak'tim world bite-. , 

— We must accept finite disappointment, but we suit The Atlantic County sup- program Is federally Anted companies for six months to a 

never. _se infinite hope, 

ported work program i» and rehabilitated participants year. 

— It is one of the tragedies of hupnan history that the looking for welfare recipients, are employed by the county Th also provides 

"children of darkness" art frequently more deteralned former drug abusers, ex- which places the lndlviduals vo(aUonaliM)uns_tog to help 

and zealous than the "children of light." 

offenders and former in non profit organizations 

—If a people can produce from Its ranks 6 percent who alcoholics interested in taking which em utilize their ser- and permanent employment. 

will go voluntarily to JaU for a Just cause, surely nothing part in a job training vices. 

Currently there are 

an thrawt its ultimate triumph. , • program. 

Work performed by paropenings 

for a construction 

w.afce church must be reminded thatit is not the master In effect since, 1979, theticipants 

could Include car- trainee, teacher's aide and 

o^toeoervantof the state, but rather the conscience of the supported work program is pentry or a form of main- maintenance staff. 

stateatmiist be the guideand critic of the state, but never continually expanding. The tenance or temporary clerical For more Information, visit 

tatooL , 

services. Contracts are ob- the office at 1227 Dreiel Av,, 

Wffliwe are some who sU flnd the Cress a stumbling 

tained from interested Atlantic Qty or call 344-2030. 

block. Others consider It foolishness. But I am more King 

,convineed than ever that it b the power of God unto soda! 

and.-indlvidual aalvation. 

Rev, Richard C. Wlngate celebration 

Paullln Memorial Baptist Chiirch 

The Godfrey 

Ocean City There will be a celebration 

of Martin Lute King day, 1 Funeral Homes 

pjn. Monday, Jan, 18 at the 

Established 1896 

Mount Olive Baptist Church in 

§109 Central Ayt. 

e«S. Shore Rd. 

Cbpe May Court House. - 

Guild hears minister 

The program will include 

O«nn City/N^; y 

'Slermo, N.J. 

spedfll music, participation Phons 3f 9-0077 

Phont 391-0077 • 

St. Mary's GuiM held their Abaecon Highlands on March of community officials and 

regular meeting on Thursday, IS and that there will be a religious leaders, and an- 

Nerbeff L. Codlrey, Owner; John T, NiWDilii, Managir 

Jan. S with Rev. Michael rummage tale at Holy Trinity nouncement of the winners of 

IWibtrg speaking «ft, fte, on April 27 find 38. the Martin Luther King poster 

In Time o1 Trouble, We Are As 

,. 150th anniversary of the The next meeting will be and essay contests. 

Near As Your Phone 

I Oxford Movement In thePeb. 

2, when the Rev. Canon Refreshments will be, 

Anglican Church. 

Pledqinti for the futurt, as in the pist, fht (ineft and 

Perry Cot will speak on the served, The public is invited. 

Either Marshman, vice 

.ngnilied. ptrsonallitcl funtra! itrvieo., 

Holy Lands. 

Admission is free. The 

president, conducted the Hostesses far the day were 

SUCCESSOR TobCIAN CITY'S FIRST FUNIRAL 

program is sponsored by the 

Mr. ^rry^ ^mrtaar ftd 

DIRECTOR i 

Martin Luther King Day 

Victor 

Freedom Committee. 

Mark's and All Saints in 

f4lcmship sets 

breakfast 

Women's Aglow 

of Ocean City will 

open breakfast 

, 10 ajn. on Friday, 

? at the Llnwood 

reakfast is »5 and 

ervations must be in by 

noon on Wednesday, Jan. 2S. 

For reservations, call 927-8897 

or 965-5495 or 6W-M06. 

IW'Weat speaker will be 

MlcRey Nagler who is said to 

have received a personal 

worjHroin the Lord through 

Your interest will be compounded quarterly, ,: 

Pat jRpbertaon of the 700 Club. 

and the rate you choose is guaranteed for the 

The Presbyter'lan Church, U.S.A., . 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen/ Th.AA., Pastor 

Rev. Jeffrey W. Winter, Assistant Pastor 

Director of Music, Organist: 

Jean C. Ridgway 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 15.1984 

MORNING WORSHIP—11:00a.m. 

'. | EVENING WpRSHlP-7:30p.m. 

'* 

q SUNbAY SCHOOL—9:30a.m. 

1 ''] ^thto Whole Bible For $ie Whole Person , 

' Graded aasses—Nursery—Adults 

TUESDAY MORNING-10:30a.m. 

-'^>'f , HJC Bible Study Hour 

,fr %' tV ^ A Cordial Wejcoma Await* Vow 

V4"*tyoidlnaForthTM dolUft"l i ' < llllpplan 

a 16 

i S 

sauce, fruit, milk. 

i, n_k. 

Platter B — Ctylled 

THURSDAY Juice, .. . American \ 

Platter one - CWlled fruit __!!?*• 

Juice, dell sandwich, 

Platter two -Chilled fruit 

mtrlplepeanutbutterand 

1 

OCEAN CITY • 

First Church of 

^ChjristScientist—' 

and Reading Rood 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

CffiUSTlAN 

'.SCIENCE;-' 

Sundays 11 .r- v "'- '*' 

; Sunday 3choo| U lOOAiM: 

..Wednesdays î00 P M* '' 

,. Teititponial Meeting, 

Reading ftoom bally ' ' 

.r\ 11A.(V»4't0?P.AA. 11AIV»/fO?PAA > 

, ALL WELCOME. ;. 

Platter A~~ Steak sa'nd- k 

. potato tfiltfi'T 1 

chlpo, sliced 

Serving South, Oc>aHC5|ty(HY 

stew, 

.'-tor! 

Platter A ~£heeseboip- T - 

wifti relishes, french 

frearj frutt, n_k. - ; •i 

, 

Hatter, B-PeamA.1>iittfl' 

and, Jelly sandwich, I 

fries, fresh fruit* tnlOc. 

in 

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possessions, outward 

pc^, publicity, luxury 

„.' 6) me these have alwayi 

been,, contemptible. I be- 

U^yjjthat a simple and 

g matmer «( life 

for everyone; both 

for-the body-and for the 

•Wi-v" . ' > 

,.;]/ Albert Einstein' 

Few people will question 

..* brilliance of Einstein's 

mind: Yet Einstein ntmse#''rield 

mere possessions, 

luxury and the trappings 

of success to ba "contemptible." 

Those ,who 

top priority* _UK«)* 

1 ' of t possessions 

well reappraise 

their, scale of values.^ /,; 

,WriVc«n = bo'. helpful^ ITT 

arranging a religious 

ceremony for those who, 

have < had no regular 

chyrth>affillation.*We canaw 

Iprovlrje * minimum? 

High interest Savings Certificates are one of 

the ways the rich get richer Now, with lower 

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

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Savings and Loan office for more details, 

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

you maRe your money make more money! 

CHOICE SWINGS CERTIFICATES 

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Term 

91 days _ 

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,'ir months 

, 16 months 

>' 2Vi years 

Annual 

Yield 

9.22% 

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Current* 

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PAGES — SECTION 

Metnories of Qvistmas post ') 

This p|it Ghriitmai Us own preconcMved Wew of Anythlni short of that Js a 

seemed Just a bit different to Just what he would like for the TgSmTS shouldn't be thus 

me. It was • wonderful holiday Mason. If as a little but being human* that Is the s 

E^^"" - W «U »».» «e, snow was operimoed on way we tttak. .i 

itaU-sed.ButtaoneareB.I ttristmaiEve.ttenWtnow How much better for me to ,>* 

felt Bhortcharmed, drained, rx^mwU* perfect definition dweUonellfJjosebliiHe ;z 

not fltad to tte brim or «| to perfect Oirtittias. If tairtMWredaimeKvi ,. 

satisfied. some very happy special a year than to pout because • ~ 

Like a rwupter, whose event oeoirred on Christaas, there is no snow ar no TVi * C 

^Kta_^^2_l i^^&r.-W* 1 W«ln quantity, that, . 

are laetaidlnto such rented that blessed day for all tone, dredge up wonderful,* 

preuntationa as Dlck«ns' to memory. . memories of Obristaas p_t.: * 

Christmas Carol shades of * ^ 

Lionel Barrymore), I have ^-_ * c ' 

always looted forward to that (jUakeTS SCt DCaCC IOTlim 

spedal week, before arisfc "• £-«-_w •»»««_» , 

mas with keen anticipation. , '- 

Alas, this ChrlstmaB J was The SeavUle monthly and staff member of . „. 

served a potpourri of Rocfey meeting of the Religious Philadelphia yearly meet 

n. National Save&Llfe Test, Society of Friends will of the Society of Friends. 

Goldflnger, Circus oj the sponsor a public forum in St, Walker is a veteran of a . 

Stars and Animal House, Augustine's School violent activist projects and 

Dickens' classic was on the auditorium 1337 Asbury Av., has recently returned fropn 

boob tube but with music, yet. 7:30 pjn, Sunday, Jan. 22 oo, Mexico City and am 

The only redeeming the topic of peacemaking and trip through Central 

features In what was to me a peacekeeping In Central 

barren week were Christmas America. 

WUn Luclcmo Pavawiu (the The forum wffl focus on 

third consecutive year I have current events and issues, in 

sat enthralled) and Ferry Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa 

Como's Christmas in New Rica and Honduras, and will 

Yak, • be led by Charles. Walker, 

The human animal is a international coordinator of 

perverse creature, locked Into Peace Brigades International 

9 JIMMY'S 

SERVICE CENTER 

4«iWNtAvi. DW 398-8664 

TWO WINTER SPECIALS! 

Flush system and refill, ' . 

check belts and hoses, S O A V 0 

Up to I gals, of Antl- £*T 

feeze 

Pull Service 

Lubrication, oil 

change, oil filter, up to 5 $ 22 

qts. low 40 oil, only 

CALL°T0DAY39^6664 

Modem DayYfoman 

Today's modem woman may head a corporation, pilot a 

jet or ride the rapids of the powerful Colorado River Yoy can 

see It in her face., .the same pride . .lhat same brave spirit 

ihat ktpt *« tarry pioneer woman going 

Continually she looks for the new, the exciting. Sometimes 

she is disappointed and now. just like then, she will turn to that 

same pillar of strength. The source of power that is available to 

__. > ' 

It to the spim of Ood, passed on to us by the pioneers of the 

Christian faith centered in love and His Holy Word. Discover it 

anew this week In worship*. ~ , 

So**.• 9, Tut «M_I at* stew, 

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

John Psalm Gatatkms Uiks Luks (wish Ps»lm 

1118 »I7 321 2 B-21 2224^0 «0 liK 721 20 

Rret National State Bank 

of South Jersey , 

FMrOfflctttapcunClty 399-1300 

Ocean City Home 

Savings & Loan Association 

A > AMlWM 

Eugene W.Pashley 

Inwranw Ag*ncv. tnc 

* ' ) V v 

OUR 

' CLASSIFIED A0S < 

, BRING RESULTS' 

1 Looking 

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COOKING QONNBGimM 

nimting recipes by so,ne young st 

ByMARIEHUEm .color, volume). Internal Ctany W n and Us gum- 

Soctal Editor v (tature, grain coke), and drop cookie*. Ort HageJ 

flaw tor each entry- They captured third fir ginger 

The Upper Township woe tan rated* meOat, Christmas coofcie*- 

Parent Teacher A*»datk» wy good and good by me BMakn two for grades f 

ijMMnred a student bake-off Judges to determine the and 3; Donald Khtltag, first, 

in conjundioD wiflj a raaft whalers, with real chocolate cookies, 

ad fla mart held at the This week's redpes win be Tmy McAnaty, second, for 

Elementary School during the four winners, first in each oatmeal JeQy ban, and Robin 

early December. dlftaton, with a few In- Woama, third, with magic 

ThB E?ftk£H7tf TCI f#f ** stating i •latniTusrfai -n*.!* |^ rffjBf fatM* 1 

itudenU from both tn« the participant*. Bat first we DMsiai three for grades 4 

elementary and middle wiD fist the three top winners ml 5: Ryan McCreeah, first, 

school, ttdogaita ttsm^ n ew± tSvisko iad (Hr for j *~HfTi > p—i «—** 

eighth grade, under the grade kweL Aprfl Eafe, amnd, with a 

direction of 10M Wtan, Dtrislon one was kin- ydow birthday cate, and 

Judges far tte e»ent were derga/teu ad first grade CUUnt Bflejr, third, wiffi 

Dot Wimley, leader of student*. Ear cookies and calcbnn cookie ban. 

Hmnemaken! of, Tomorrow V cupcakes. Parents were DhMn tsar, grades B, f 

H Onb for the past S yean, permitted to assist with and I: Amy Tobon, first, for 

and Joyce Unkle, who hat measnring, hot tte student cranberry agn> cream pound 

been fnvoh-ed to M m » had to stir and njpiriiiTu OM ,*» 

: 8 oz. sour cream 

>1 tsp. Bltnond eitract 

^tif(Mn whole b 

. 14 JBJ chopped walnuts . 

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' r " H c. confecUonere sugar 

W4 T. warm water 

;. ;Vt tsp. ahnond cstract 

Cream the margarine and 

«aa based tnciiîkJ (shape, cookiq tied tot weccnA glffi ^mipnt f jnr« fVMipw, a^ 

: M w 1 

w ^ — - ~ - * * " * * * " * ^ ^ l J "*** "4 *^W she enjoys 

fStnlifMB II cooking and bakfax and m 

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1 faw iWw» han She "'" 

$10 NJ. & Pa, Short Form TtDCpneporafipn | Hated cooking as a favorite 

sugar together In mixing 

ranfllfl. 

bowL Addeggl and beat welL 

: ' Pour batter into greased Sft flour, baking powder, 

": and floured KVinch tube pan. sods and salt together. 

Bake at 350 degrees for one Add to oen " * 

»rffltf* SQS 1$ ^HJ^^tfî OF Hutu; alternately with 

wooden pick comes out dean. Add one tip, almond extract 

Coolta pan 10 to 15 minutes, and stir. . J 

(hen invert to dish. Sfcoon Pour one-half of bate 

chocolate glaie over top of 

warm cake and sprinkle with 

Amy Tolson, 12, was the 

winner tor division four. She 

started baking at age 6 by 

$25 Federd 1040 & ttemized Deductions 

LEM1N DELUXE 

BASS 

2 c. sifted flour 

_ IMB kr me KMvtdi 

Student winners in the bake-off at the Upper Township school 

display ribbons following jndging of event. ' 

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prepare amner otten. tier 

hobbles include singing, 

dandng, roBer skating and 

swimming. Following the 

1 Into 

greased and floured tube pan 

or 9 x 9 x 2-incn pan Pour a 

thin lays of cranbory sauce 

over the batter. tl 

Add remaining cake batter, 

tten top with remaining 

cranberry sauce.. Sprinkle 

walnuts. K 

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minutes. Cool slightly and 

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High scorer in pinochle 

lnur»day, January 6 at The 

Ocean dty Owd Club was 

Mabel Ntebn with 656. 

Runnersvup were Marge 

Bayard 697, Helen EUas 588, 

Edna Hopper 678, Kitty 

Howird 954, Betty Vaughn 

549, Onrlei Tate KB, Jane 

Paravane 538, Clifford 

Stengel 630, John Henderson 

628, Jim Beck 628, Catherine 

tntUngton 614, and Frieda 

Malt 814. 

Top acorer in pinochle 

Monday, January^, was Leah 

O'Brien with 608. 

RimneiiHtp were George 

Alber 890, Gertrude Stengel 

680, Charlie O'Brien 674, 

Eve,lyn Tate 573, Walter 

Werner SOB, Am Saner 854, 

Ann Nlckeljohn 863, Kay 

Runners-up were Henrietta 

Bute with 4,090, Fran Johnson 

3,840, Helen Stedem 3,870, 

Jonette Hoelrie 3,790, Bea 

Branch 3,730, and George 

ioydii^ro: 

'tile Ocean Qty Card Club 

meets every Monday and 

Thursday evening at Toe 

Youth Center, 6th Street and 

Atlantic Avenue. Bridge Is 

only played on Monday 

evening. 

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

PAGE ij ^- gECTlON TWO 

Drmmticfomth period turmfrmÛkep 

mlor Guard Bob Straub Baidera' second overtime ^ ^ < Guard Bob Straub Raiders' second overtime 

^ ^ » » r i a— : : _ _. . . J — «r 

i four free throws In the game In the first month of the 

anybody I've sain and they 

I 85 seconds of overtime season and evened.their 'I screamed a lot more than usual at half time and finally told (hem at the begirmiiig 

would need to draw on that " 

^tdhtofltt 

Rday night to complete a record In those games at 1-1. 

atUetieTbiUty and com- 

hat break. But I thought 

"lcent, 9O88, comeback • .While Straub's free ' Of 

Our petlUv,, ,pifit tbl, year. 

^ t h period that thli was their chance to show what they are made of Wds really let down In the 

' for Ocean City over iced the win, the key ft the 

Tonight tteyneededit all and, 

second and third quartern. I 

i Township. It was the victory was a dramatic 

< jut when aoA of ^thought 

screamed a lot more than ttey * e doomd th 

ByTOMWILUAMS 

MAYS LANDING - Gene 

Watts imd Joe Jones com* 

toed for 18 potato in the first 

quarter Tueaday night as 

Ocean 0ty ran out to a 1M 

margin over Oakcrest that led 

to • onl-aided, 7*47, victory 

over the wlnless Falcons. It 

waa the third straight Balder 

win and lifted their record to 

£H) overall. 

•Hie Oakcrest court might 

be considered • second borne 

for Jack Boyd's team. ITiey 

have played three games 

there, just one less than 

they've played on the Intermediate 

school floor In 

Ocean City. 4 ANI.:-=RS li 

turnabout in the early Watte took the offensive 

34 20 IS 

M 13 14 11 10 moininto of gii tourfli period. 

Ha-fl 

1 MIDDLE TOWN SHI f 

pti Middle Township waS 

by • rather coin- 

were coming oQ an overtime (34) anil blocked shots (12)..., Both Friday night's game 

Puane Adens 13-8 

1 16 

|areld Howffll 

* ethenjghtbefore.Butthe DennU Jones has the most with Bridgeton and Tuesday's 

«i 

1 13 

arry Fields 9$ 

the tail el^jt minutej of 

i went out and got things 

00 10 

assists (41) and Bob Staub game at Mainland will be 

0 10 

larK Adams 1-4 1311 

regulation, ttey had out- 

10 

7 

Ing In the very flr«t 

1? 

leads from the line (70 per- taped by Channel 2 Sports for 

J"odd Saddler 4-2 10 4 

3 

icored the Raiden, .4*86. in 

4 

rtBt 

cent).... 

replay on the cable....Raiders 

Robert Jones 1J10 6-6 S 

0 26 fte madli two pertodi of KM 

Boyd had expected to plays Fritx Ferrell has played In will be back on the radio 

Pddla Spauldlng 0-0 10 1 

0 0 gune. But iuddenly Ocean 

lot ol people, «vn B the game nine game* without fl tm>. (WHTM45OAM) on Jan, 24 at 

'S9-33 87-23 36 

was closer, because of thenover.... 

: 

Atlantic City.,.. 

OMAN CITY li li Clt hit the T h n l 

CS-J) 

>lomer Baker., 

draining effort agalnrt Middle Raiders tead Mlllville, 38- Watts' 25 against Middle Is 

22-8 

• • 1 * 

4 i? 

Doe Jones 

9-3 

TtownshTp the night before. He 20, In overall series with six the most by • Balder since 

fl 4 

0 t 

pene Watts ]S» 11-7 7 

0 

played aU U of hi* available «ral»(lit...they lead Middle, Chris Gayle scored 28 In 

as 

nnli Jones 187 iU S 

s it 

77-12, with two straight March of 1982.... 

lob Straub 176 4-4 s 1 16D2202 

coach Joe Plicbojrti wins...the margin over Ou- The Inquirer's Dunkel 

Brifi Pirreil 10 00 1 

0 

Indicated that, with eight cwit is 2« with five straight Ratings still baa the Raiders 

Jllke Richards 11 00 1 

0 

straight losses virtually 

avid Miller 

wins.... 

ranked statf. In South Jersey, 

11 00 o • 2 

Pete Logue 

tga^jF 

00 0-0 

second only to Atlantic City in 

0 

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Alan Watts 11 00 

diances for tMi year, he is Among the next two op- Us ana.,,. 

_0 

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1514 

piaying for the future. Seven ponents, Ocean City leads Senior Tom Kambouris, 

M 12 

of tte U pJayen he used Bridgeton, 14-7, in alMtme who couldn't practice until 

Tuttday are aBjbmotm, aeries though the Bulldogs early December because of 

' 

RAWER RELICS: Homer ww» the last game, 74-60, one mononucleosiB, left the team. 

Tuesday night, much, like Bite now hu 1,113 career year ago.... 

He scored five points in two 

their last visit, the Baltofl point*.... 

MfjtjjMiri leads GC, 22-13, In games....Rlck Schebal missed 

.1 ii 

blitied the Falcons. Watts got Raider Jayrc«a made it sty Sielr series with the Mwrtangs the last two games due to 

10 of his 18 and Joe Jonas all straight under Paul winning tour of the last five.... fflness. 

eight of fall points In the first MfT.rn.qhHn with three wins 

dght mlmtto« 

fell put wMk, ITiey edged RAIDERS 

» IS IS 21 

In fact, leading 1M in the MUlvlIle, 68-68, wllh Mike 

FALCONS 

1 11 13 17 • n 

first period, Boyd's gang Richards getttag 16 and Alan 

fti-ft r i a pti 

§€@f§d 14 nniiiBWiFid pointi Watts 13... 

OCEAN CITY {«-Il 

to put this gome away very They burled Middle Homer Bnker io-S 1-1 

H 

early. 

Township, S8-6O, u Watts got Joe JenM 7 4 04 

1 

Watts threw down two20, 

Richards 18, Darren Moaes Gene Watts 13-8 1-t 

• 11 

clunks In that stretch, • one- IS and Leon Brown 11.... Dennis JenM 3-0 M 1 

hander late in the first period And they lowed Oakcrest, Bob straub M 5-4 

10 

Ptft Looue 3 3 12-B 

14 

Bid a twojiander early hi the 6W0, wltt HehBdi getting David Miller M 04 

0 

second quarter that opened a 12, Watta 11 and Brown 10.... Prm Fefrall M 1-1 

3 

274 lead. 

Robert Jonea' X points lor Alan Watts 7-2 4-1 

5 

In the opening period the Bffiddto Township Is the most Mike Rlcnerds S-i 0-0 

2 

nigger Raiders made 10 of 15 against tte Raldera this Pat Lewis 1-0 0-0 

0 

shots while Oakcrest year.... 

Dirrwi Moses M 04 

1 

struggled with two*>r-elgnt Ocean Qty avwages 719 

J7-18 4J 19 14 74 

snooting. 

per game, they give up M.4.... OAKCREST |M» 

Marco* DeJeso* fl-t M 

14 

•I really didn't know whit Baker leads the team in Mikt Nelson 4-1 1-4 

i 

to expect in Ola game," saidshooting 

(57 percent).... Rich Gray 4 3 8-1 

7 

Boyd, "since we hid beaten Watts is tops In acortng Dave Suroos 1-0 2-2 

2 

them by 30 the last time and {US), rebounds (73), steals Jim Deugln 4*1 04 

2 

Mb Camptwll M 4-2 

6 

NHen Blaetcwrtl ••! 4-2 

6 

Chris Schalvone i-1 04 

2 

CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE STANDINGS 6iry Morgan 11 04 

2 

BOYS BASKETBALL 

Din CkMwtll (H) 44 

0 

Chris Bwwall 0-0 04 

0 

DIVISION ONE 

1, Atlantic City 

6-0 

Ut-V 21-13 34 4 6 n 

Turnover*! Ocean City • 17, Oakcrest • 22. 

3, Holy Spirit 

5-1 Offatntlve Rebounds; Raiders • 17, Falcons - 16. 

I. OCEAN CITY 

4-2 Blocked Shot*: G. Watts (4), Logut, Gray, Burgos, 

3. Cumberland 

M 

emekwell, ^chalvone. 

94 

n Cltyr-JO, flakcrest 10. 

3-J l^rtonal RMfiiSiRalders - 21, Fai«M>s • 19, 

2-4 OffltUls: Howard BMi* and Steve Shlncarlk. 

2-4 

1-5 

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5-1 

Hutmaker m± Walt Bezner 

Ul, and Aim Shoener BIB. 

High scorer In bridge, 

Monday January 9, was 

Eleanor Diamond with 4120. 

WBS fouled. He missed and seconds left and two more told them at the beginning 

• foul witt Mkw rsboundid. Joe Jonei wit£ just nint left to let fte *e fourth period that this wa 'I'm not haooy ahmt hnm ( 'M* 

Hemadione Kod«hard4rivlnglayupBt win. their ehanee to show what m pl^d l^^wSllJl 1 

hii migi was ^°«»r end with48seconds "Ttum gup art murder," they are mads of. . nioS ^n«^ ~ ^ ^ 

_. .nth 14 Wt to tte Hie S43ore. liiat set mU Ocean Oftr Mdi Jifik "I said at the beginning rf ^ ^ ittirt in ^ 

•condi left, Robert Jones .stage tor Straub, who Boyd about the visiting the season that thjs 1B a team --•-• i ""~ B ^-- •»•'»*•••• 

He the made two f ouls with 35 Panthers. "They're quick as of good athletes and they 

(hestunnid -. 

h8 

Gene Watti scored off tte 

tap with a pass from Homer 

' T, laker 

out of 

ft* - 

_-„„ the ball to Dennis 

Jones for an 18-footer. Straub 

came up with a loose ball on made feur,L __. 

32-ii M ij 

' hit free throws, two each by 

90 

Adams and Harold Howell, to 

Turnovers: Middle t 26, Oeian City • 13 

Offensive Rebounds- panthers • 9, Raiders • 24. ., 

Blocked Shots: Straub, Adini, Field*, Saddler, R. janes. 

Twin Rebounds: Middle 10, .Ocean City • ». 

.Personal Fouls: Pinfhirs • 24, Raiders - 20. 

[Fouled Oufi Adens, Fields. 

Technical Foul: Pat Lewis. 

initials) Bruce Campbell and Pete Straup. 

Recreation news 

cean City Recreation Div. 3994111 or 6171 

I RASCALS 

Standings as of Jan, 4- 

I TOP IN 

W 

lYL..^ . 

L Sand Rascals 2 

Sand Rascals have 2. Volley of 

their new volleyball the Dolls 

is a 

i the same way they 3. Aggressors if* 

1 It last year — winning, 4. Mahoney Co. 14 7 

pair record stands at 20-1, 5. Off the Net 12 9 

i only loss coming at tte5. 

Six Pack Attack 12 9 

ids" of Mahoney Co, 7. Smacker Wackers 1011 

like Volley of tte Mis 8. Essence of Pride 9 12 

)ved Into second place last aSplkera 

113 

»k lifter sweeping three lO.Ballbusters 

nes from Off tte Net, The 11. Purple Passion 

gressors* maintained a m 

12. Just for Fun 

, : third place, defeating 

021 

Spikers', two games to 

l e , • •- . *• . 4- - . " • • . - ; • •?•* 

i otter action last week, 

WALT DISNEY MOVIE 

of tte matches went 

Mahoney Co., 

v< less, than, a minute, the 

Raiders had reduced the lead 

to 6245. And there was lots 

more to come. 

Joe Jones followed a missed 

shot with a perfect bank off 

the glass. Then, with 6:32 

remaining, DennU hit one' of 

two fouls, men he missed tte 

second; Watts grabbed the 

rebound and scored, cutting 

the margin to 62-60. 

A bucket by Duane Adens 

opened the margin to four 

points again, But Dennis 

Jones scored and; aMer 

another Straub steal, Baker 

;. popped, a ipooter to fie tte 

'game with 5:11 on the dock. 

Middle might have been 

shocked by Ocean Clty'i 

transformation but they 

weren't finished themselves. 

The Panthers took fti-lead 

five more times only to have 

OC tie it with a bucket each 

time. In fact, tte two teams 

made seven straight shots at 

, one point, 

i Finally, with the score 

deadlocked at 74-74, the 

Raiders got tte ball after a 

,,Panft§r mlsa,laker bit a Vk^ 

" footer in the lane with 2:25 

JAN. 14 AT CENTER left, drew a foul and made 

Peter Fan, the first movie that, giving Ocean City a 77-74 

of tte season,' sponsored by lead. 

Two fouls by Mark Adams 

to the 

nacker Wacker's 

llumn went Into double 

ifinfi 

Its as they edged the 

busters, 24. 

Admission Is SO cents per, 

child, with adults ac- 

J PICKUP COST companying children free of 

[All pictures that appear Is charge. The 1114 movie 

>. Sentinel-Ledger may be schedule includes: Jan. 28wd 

up at the office; 1128th Mopy Popping, Fib, U- 

et for a charge of fg, any Dumbo, Feb. IS-Dr, Dolittle, 

e during tte regular March 10-Hot Led CoU Feet 

liness day, following ' and March 24-Cat WromOMt 

atloa bi toe paper. 

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Thursday, January \2, 1984 

Memorable OGLower zvrestling match ends in tie -•I 

By MIKE BERGEN Cape May and then destroyed The Haiders got out of the Ward followed by "decking Patterson fell Into as hatt- Snyder scored an early Robbie's Trasferini pinned place of the Injured Roger 

Buena, 57-9. 

blocks fast, lumping to anJohn 

Stanton in l:38."Glvena nelson in 3:22. Hie Raiders third-period reversal but .Mike Funk In 3:31 to getMcLarnon, 

notched his first 

The Ocean City Red Raider Ocean City started off the early 16-0 lead on consecutive used an elghtnpolnt,second got the six team points back at couldn't turn over the Coper's Buena on the Scoreboard and varsity pin at 157 as he 

Wrestling Team took a giant week visiting Lower Cape Brat-period pins by Todd Titus period as he roiled, to a 16-6 128 when John,Smlck over- giant, and the match ended 12- John Patrlgnanl decMoried shouldered Andy Sangatjldo 

stride towards breaking Into May, ranked 20th in theand 

Matt Ward at 100 and 107, major decision over Eric came a 5-2 third period deficit 7 in favor of Kane. The three John Srnlck; 124, at 121 and in 1:28. Bob Macom kepVflj* 

the Top 20 of South Jersey last coaches' poll, and put on one and a major decision at 114 by FUddnger at 114. 

to pin Dennis Cluff In 0:25 at team points Kane earned with 128 respectively! Those were Juggemaugbt rolling wlufji 

week as they battled to a draw of the most exciting matches Tim Glvens, Titus shouldered The Capers got on the128. 

the decision left the match tobe the only potato the Chiefs 2:13 pin over Vinw Pac&'at 

with highly-touted Lower In memory. 

Jeff Samanlego in 1:33 and Scoreboard at 121 as Ed With Ocean City leading 22- deadlocked at 8040. were to score as Ocean CMy 169, and John Gunnel* 

6, the Capers struck back as Ocean City, feeling the roared back to take final followed with a 1:09 pin dver 

Todd Randle-pinned stove frustrations of the tie, seven bouts in succession. Pat McGroggan at 187. «" 

UHSuauuiiB ui uic we, VBMT 

Leypoldt in 3:08. 

hi chilly waters 

tured to Buena the roUowtag 

Kevin Clarke iorced Lower Saturday to tab on a young Steve Leypoldt scored a Trip Snyder broke 

Cape May's Carl Knudaen to Qdefttam, ' 4aajor decision over Dan record for the fastest i 

look at the lights g forth© better t Todd Titus'wouby forfeit at Donnanen at 184 and Kevin an Ocean City heavyweights 

Leonard, Randazzo surfing winners 

part J of *" five minutes ^ but — could •" *» and Matt Wart pinned Clarke remained unbeaten be pinned Bob Nartha lftril 

not pin him, settling instead DaveRlcclin2;50at 107. Tim wife a l:« flooring of Bob seconds. The previous nJWrti 

Mich Leonard and Dean Waves for the event, which Randazzo getting the Judges position. • , for a 14-1 superior decision. Glvena followed with a first- Cola. Dave Redding got back of 15 seconds was establlflhed 

Randazzo wen the winners had been postponed a week nod over Rick Ford of Somers Finishing In third through The Capers made their period pin of Joe Genna In on the winning track with 1:24 by Snyder In the flr^t match of 

during Saturday's 20th Ocean due to a lack of surf, were only Point. 

rixu were Jim Bawdier, Bob move with consecutive vic- UeatMas the Raiders built pu over Jay Parent at 147. fee season against Atlantic . 

City polar bear lurfing one to two feet Ugh but Finishing third through fifth Matthews, Ray Schmole, and tories at 147, Iff and MS to an 1M lead. 

Mike Nell, wrestling In Q.W, in* 

contest in the chilly Atlantic permitted surfers to perform were Todd Adams, Joe Randy Young. 

knot the score at 2747, John 

Ocean, There were 28 lurfers and show their aklUs In the M- Dougherty, and Mike Mies were supplied by 

Porter downed Dave Redding, 

br the event, iponsored by degree water. 

StumpHg aU of Ocean City. Surfers Supplies and 

10-3, at 147 and Sean Brennan 

the recreation department Surfere were divided "into In the men's division, Mitch Aquasport, and by US Surf 

pinned Mike Nell In 1:35 at 

and Chuck AUison, the NSSA- two age groups, nens 17 and Leonard of Ocean City held a Magazine. 

National icholasttc Surfing older, and Jr. men under 17. wide margin over second Scoring and running the 

Association New Jeriey The results of the Junior placer John Forkin who held a event ware students of me 

conference director. division were close with wide margin over third Holy Spirit Surf Team. 

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Eric Slmonsen floored the 

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Kane threw Ocean City's Trip 

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Snyder to his back with a 

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has bad surgery. She Is 

patently doing well for 

back on solid food which is • 

dlcates feat all is well, 

trust she continues to 

prove. 

We are still waiting to heat 

from our pelicans in fee south'. 

They probably froze in thSJjt 

tracks over Christmas ~11 900 WB 

ff*fi «w HI* mumao lull »«WM M>Biuj-iwei liîlBrfi 

,„,,_„,_„__ ,—r.. „ .auncnes " • • a ' » return * " i"" pw «J«« from ""^«pmgaainimsyear^BUI, Sues up against this year^but, • pn«» W fee game away 

early in derbolts ts were 

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OAJlAeait ttXHov A« Rrirtoot/in anA Malnfaiui ' _^V.,'..>4 tt.nm ln>n 11 f». iT nnhwliat ilk. i..,.,.! Deni ll Jones far a bucket and nllh hl< Inmninn .un. n.j iha .HM M..^_ «^_A» 71 ~ r 

,to,a 24-8 lead Friday en Bridgeton and Mainland. jressured them tnem Into into lMor-47 soAewhat soraewnat like »Ke Jamaal DenniB >«»ie»iw»iiiiHHiBB Jones for a bucket and win with hla jumping skills and the second quarter, threat again. 

^ to,an easy, 88-54, victory '1^'t thmk ws saw o^wu.e.jom ihoMlluj.iWB fe« the Bow. floor. In to Wittes, Vma, hit fee first three feree Joe JwJoMiMtaMtlMi'Jumper, Jones hit another Jumper, good position, posiuon, he's nes been Deen a Dennis uennis Jones an and Straub Boyd played aU 14 of,Ms'*, 

' —"— * fact, the only thing that kept Raider field goals, opening a on one more "DJ" assist. very effective Inside player scored consecutive Duckets, players and, for the first tfitte'* I 

«M, ••„«.«» .11 «im«tiH M i»rt *#»*. n«. t»— "Joey has been doing a tar us. And hlsjumper has Mowed by a Homer Baker Ibuf season, they «J1 scoredii I 

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News briefs... 

; ByKEVlMcCARDELL , 

David Barker, a professer of theater, 

presented a show entitled "Out of My 

Mme" at a recent asstmbly. 

fte performance given by Bmtirwai 

iui excellent one. He performed five acts 

in each of Wi two shows. Barker went 

tram being a disco nurd to a piece of 

bacon on a hot griddle. 

the audience seemed quite impressed 

with his performance. Dave Bontempo, a iportswriter for 

?I enjoyed the mime. He was very Mantle City Pram, visited three 

itd I likd th h jcted to 

its nign court said students were 

provided Fourth Amendment protection 

against unreasonable search and seizure 

in school, and during high school, a 

sfudtn't locker was "a home away from 

home." 

Thi United State Supreme Court wlU 

hear arguments for the cage t.itfy this 

spring and is expected to r#ch a 

deeiiion by July. 

Wednesday, Bontempo has his « 

column In Hw Pnm, "Up Tempo." 

The health classes are studying earesr 

opportunities, and Bontempo discussed 

the Held of journalism afldsrelflted some 

of Mi experiences as a reporter to the 

l 

?I enjoyed the mime. He was very 

tainted, I liked the way he projected to 

m audience. You could toll hi was 

reaDy enjoyini Wmself," one student 

said. 

Another student said, "I enJoyedShe 

humor in the acts he performed, he was 

vefy clever He captured the attention of 

tM audience," 

Between the two shews Barker 

provided Interested students with an 

Introductory lesson to mime. The 

workshops taught students such things 

asjhow to blow up a balloon and how to 

change masks over their bees. 

Barker, who attended Duquesne 

UMversity tor four years and Rutpm 

fct tore and half years, has toured with 

0$ Claude Kipnls Mime neater and has 

taight classes at Douglass Allege and 

ttK"Univeraity of Cilifornii. Present 

he is an assistant professor of theater at 

Arizona State Unlversl^. Be teaches 

mme, acting and stage combat. 

City m, 

Ganr.g health daises last 

Bontempo used to cover the main 

sports events In Philadelphia such as 

Flyers and Sinn games, but now does 

mostly boxing because of the number of 

casinos that have it. 

After his talk, students were urged to 

ask questions, and Bontempo ended the 

talk with his rendition of Howard Cosell. 

-JudySwankogld 

#ASKNOTQN (SPS) — The United 

States Simremitturt, Nov. 28, agreedto 

hear a ease which involves the right of 

school officials to seize evidence from 

students' lockers and possessions in 

school, 

The case, New Jersey w T.L.Q., til- 

volved a student whose purse was 

seatched in school and was found to 

contain drugs and drug paraphernalia. 

In be local court, the school's position 

was upheld when the judge ruled that the 

'exclusionary rule/ which prohibits the 

# of evidence illegally obtained by the 

police from being used in court, did not 

apply to situations within public schools, 

Supreme Court, 

, threw out tte 

saying the evidence 

•.seized, and the ex- 

apply. 

Buff the Musket during one of their acts. 

Last Saturday night Buff the Musket, a 

local rock group performed on flu Music 

Fter, The three-member group per- 

formed four sets, singing songs from 

such groups as the Police, Elvis Costello, 

Ton Petty, the Rolling Stones, and the 

Beatles. The concert/dance was co- 

sponsored by Young Life International 

and the Ocean City Recreational Center. 

A concession stand was provided by 

the OCHS senior class and between sets 

skits were performed by Young Life 

members. 

Young Life is a Christian youth 

organization which gets students 

together "to show them how to have a 

good time the right way," as one 

member put it. Young Life organizations 

are located throughout the world, 

jguMngL youth, through the many. e«. 

periajoes ol"hlgli r sepol, 

Young Ufe was first introduced In this 

area five years ago. But because of in- 

sufficient financial support the 

organization could not continue here. 

Now, thanks to a strong willed OCHS 

senior Tim Bromhead, the organization 

to back In the area, 

"I felt teenagers needed something to 

do during the week to break up the 

monotony, Young life gets kids together 

to meet new friends, socialize, and Just 

have a good time," Bromhead said of the 

crganizaiion, 

A typical meeting consists of members 

singing popular songs, socializing, and 

performing humorous skits with refresh- 

ments served afterwards. Meetings are 

held every other Tuesday in member 

and usually lasts and hour and a half. 

In the past Young Life has sponsored 

Wps to SaranacNY, Harvey Cedars, NJ 

and as far away as the Colorado Rockies. 

AHpneteteriste4inpgJgi^ 

more information call Tim Bromhead at 

SM-1488, 

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Council receive honor award 

Ocean City High, School Student 

Couricil recently reached a long awaited 

goal; one which through perserverence 

and Ihard work was achieved: Student 

Council met the criteria for becoming an 

Honor School. 

An Honor School is recognized by the 

New, Jersey Association of Student 

Councils (NJASC) as having met certain 

requirements which are deemed im- 

portant for a good organization. 

OCHS was one of 40 schools out of the 

35O#us high schools in the state to have 

( achieved this status. 

A pertiflcate was prennied to Student 

Council President Lauren Bruce Jan, 8 

at the.58th annual January convention of 

NJA$C at Trenton State College, 

Eleven members of the OCHS Student 

Council attended the meeting. They 

were, Lauren Bruce*, Jackie Biddle, 

Alaina Amendt, Maria Amendt, Keith 

Johnson, Cindy Meyers, Tim Bromhead, 

Cheryl McCauley, Andrea Smith, Jackie 

Afflgrbach. and Lynn Brophy. 

Thjs meeting opened up with a general 

sessipn and NJASC speeches from 

presiding NJASC President Doug 

DeLaca, the president of Trenton State 

College Elckoff, and a guest speaker 

Chawie Plumb, a Vietnam veteran who 

had been a prisoner of war for six years. 

Ife shared his experiences of faith and 

hoprf with the assembly. 

Following the general assembly there 

were morning and afternoon workshops. 

Brace gave a workshop on school pride 

which was favorably received by some 

30 NJASC members. 

The workshops covered everything 

from getting involved with senior 

citizens to how to run a successful dance. 

The next such conference wifl be held 

at the spring meeting at Great Ad- 

venture. 

Seniors'marry* 

ByDANADeCINQUE 

At OCHS, seniors are required to "get 

married," 

Health teachers matched up every boy 

to a girl and had them draw up the plans 

for their make-believe wedding. OCHS 

has been doing the family living unit for 

a number of years but last year was the 

first time an actual wedding ceremony 

for the entire class was held. 

All health classes worked on mis 

project. Each one had specific respon- 

sibilities such as invitations, making 

flowers, thank-you notes, setting up and 

cleaning up, 

Mrs. Davis, a gym teacher, stated, 

"There may be several schools doing 

this in conjunction with the family living 

unit but OCHS health education teachers 

have developed the current format." 

Nancy Cost, a student teacher from 

West Chester University said, "I've 

never heard about this type of thing until 

I came to OCHS. I think it's a realty neat 

idea and opens the students eyes when 

they getjout of school." 

Department chairman appointed 

NEW history department 

Bud Rlnck was recentl 

that position to replace enneth Moore. 

Us duties include general supervision of 

the social studies atparffeent, 

curriculum work, and such things as 

ordering supplies and budgeting mat- 

ters. . • 

"One of the things we will be working 

on in the immediate future Is some ad- 

ditional and varied course offerings in 

social studies, 11 said Rlnck. 

The chairman continued, "I have 

learned a peat deal from Mr. Moore 

during my tenure here, and I hope to use 

some of that knowledge in the per- 

formance of my duties. The sodalstudles 

teachers at OCHS are all experienced 

professionals. I'm confident that 

together we will continue the excellence 

tot has characterized our department 

over Urn years." 

After graduating from OCHS in 1968, 

he enrolled at Uralniis College, a snail 

liberal arts school with a good academic 

reputation. Hq majored old worked to 

receive both a bachelors degree in 

history and a teaching certificate for 

comprehensive social studies. 

During his freshman year he played 

basketball, but soon found his real love 

on the varsity baseball team forth© next 

three years. Still having a passion for 

baseball, he's been the head OCRS 

varsity coach for the last eight yean, 

Not only does he enjoy the sport, but also 

working with the athletes. 

When asked if he originally planned to 

teach he said, "I wanted to be • guidance 

counselor,-but I knew I wanted to be in 

education from the start." Re p 

that teaching career during 1 

sophomore year at Ursinus. 

7*11 -« 

in the fall of 1972, fresh out of college, 

hebagan teaching atOCHS. For the next 

six years he took part-time graduate 

courses at Glassboro State College. 

There he got his masters degree In 

supervision and curriculum develojp- 

ment along witt a supervisors Get- 

Ofleato. A year later he obtained'W*, 1 

priacinal's certificate, ..'*^ J t 

J 

This is his twelfth year g 

and he Indicated that he's looking for 

ward to the challenge mat comes witt 

his appointment as department chair . 

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General Mdse. General AAdte. 

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InMemorlam Wanted 

IN MdlAORY - 

Help Wanted 

RE I BSTATS UUEtPERtONS — 

w* «» on full tlnw barii. LBJ^fml 

o« mtMWn progran Mr top proauon. 

EK trlma nrMwrM. Maply in «n- 

fid no la i>i«nd ftwHy. P.O. Box tm. 

00 mClty, N.J. tt 

The Billows 

Published by the students of Oman City ff^gft School 

IMIy by 

W *NTBD TO BUV - Old or anHqut. 

*xi(r«ln.i./(WiiM«on. AHooM U.I. 

aaFSKr 

COM- iCOLLltTOR - WMIM to nvr 

taunt and diini h*M doiii, wood 

SctHHut own, Clraa wilnwli and 

Alfxanaw cJolrt. toy*. Ctll nwilngi JM- 

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OLP WOOD FURNITURE -oak,' 

mttiagtny, wkkar. Oth Mr contanti of 

nou»r.iFull » partial, From attic to 

Almcat anything bought. Calli 

trraan n 

fL ESTATE SALESPERSON — 

rtunliy knotki. IM lima couldn't ba 

r for you t» bamma a lalaapntan 

Ocaan Clt/a laMlitt computarliad 

HMta firm. Comnlata training 

-am. Call tasty Barpar Raalty, 

-âa wni u 

DIESIL MECHANIC* - Haavy duty 

ItrucW. Hctpltallzallon piui many 

i^^tCallJ^nnwiwomi H 

KANE'S COINS 

Coins, Stamps, Supplies 

1246 Asbury Av«. 

308.80B8 

DwhOO ate. . p«tt>|i 

CIRCULATSO 

HOUSBKBiPIR RMMtnt MlvalMI 

naadad tor full-tlml acalllon In 

rtnmmant tatting. Mary and oaoatltt, 

Apply wauty Manor n * Bay, Ocaan 

cny71.O.l. tf 

FULL AND PART TIME — rMI attlta 

afmnn or brolur, kns complafa ntwna to 

aarke's new look in debut. 

Raallon, tm stratt , and 

Owan. A..., ooan City, NJ. mm. 

Attahtnn — Thomaa J, palarmo. 

REAL L KJTATB SALESPERSON — 

actlvalouttiaMomcanaaittlull or part 

ttma, aoant for rantatt and aalaa. 

naxAjkftwur*, Call Nanttll Raalty. Jta. 

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ACCOOWTINO BACKOROUND - 

fwmlraa to auitt tray atfmlnlttraMr hi 

manaoii* tha ofilor, full tlma, wltn 

JMafllt. land nauma with banallti. 

rawma wttti taliry raqulnmanti 

Indian Cents *39" 

V-Mck«ls »23" 

Buffalo Nickels »19" 

War Nickels *54" 

Stamps sail 50% OFF 

O»aa AO Vaar-«a«. Mm sat. 

Buying «, Sailing Colni 

Sine* 1741 

lalMIvldualtoralwa 

WtalayManora«My 

Clty,NJ.Wl. it 

k .good S# 

Honesty And 

j"lUJ>erion«llty • 

LTExp«r(er«;e and local 

-j-tqulred, 5, d*y 

d p»ld .vacation, 

w/i'eiume or 

ujwarkexjjerience 

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MTIHEL-LEDOEH 

»O City, N.J. 08324 

Situations Wanted 

MATURE COMPANIONABLE WOMAN 

-r anoaHancad wltti probUm of aging 

aaatoi work 1 momlns* a waak. parwn* I 

ctra, light nOUHkaaplnp, driving. 

Mpplng. Oood raftranoaa. Phont in- 

•iflT 111 

Tutoring 

R1MBDIAI. S1ATJIHO — 

6Mmmt«ry «dwM batld spMli^, 

'•»• art*, arltnmatlc, tlmpla 

• lam, raadtnau unrk. Ona 

. • Mtpal Carlfflad laachar 

it, i^l^WaaM* Ava. Ooan 

= k - - W 

NEW 

HAND SPLIT CEDAR SHAKE 

LOOK-ALIKE SIDING 

40 Yr. Guaranf«i» • No discoloration 

Totally Mainftnance Fref I 

7 Beautiful Colors 

FHA RNANCING - NO MONEY DOWN 

See a finished home at: 

10124th Street 

Ocean City, N,J, 

Can now for an appointment 

SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS 

822-3170 

Sff HOMES IN PROGRESS 

853 Plaza Place 


Ocean City. NJ, 

Member Sfl, Jerssy itfttr Business Bureau 

FISHER 

PAINTING 

We art building our reputation 

one house at a time. 

Insured 

081(399-0412 

FREB ESTIMAT13 

CAM WASHED — 

«a(Mlviry 

3fMJH 

ATLANTIC WAERPROOFS 

COMPANY edimnirt, atuexo. brick and 

•K paintipj. No ion 100 tmaii. can 

na-ait H 

HOMIBIPAIR 

• Ueenied . insured 

• Reliable 

JOHN PAYNE 

3988974 

Pay or Evenings 

ftMAN: Hall or iMIOIa aay 

handyman available aaanrig lawn 

inaSntaninca. carpantry, ada lobt or 

•nylhlng you mad dona, sioraga. 

"l«, hamm-ktra. Call«Inj p.m 

d 

CompiMi iathroom Rtngvati 

Kmmn Counttrto^ 

Ceramics Mosaic Tile 

tathfooms • Foyers • Kltolwro 

New Work M A •>, 

REUPHOLSTERY 

Expert Workmanship 

Quality Fabrics 

Call Today for FREE 

In-Home EjUmate 

NoObligatlGn 

PLATTS FURNITURE 

927-8116 

OCCAM CITY TYPEWRITER S6R- 

VICE—fypawrltart, aiding macnn« » 

bmlom machlnai rvalrad. Iain «. 

$arvi«.x)MA*l>uryAv.M*-1»l. H 

CARPBT—pkniuwaxfât. Inataiiar 

ha rm 11 of nylon, M.f? yard. Anlron and 

Ana iv from UM yvd. »*4 cslon. 

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CARPETS — One* In a DtMltiM op 

PDrtuillytocarpMyoiriliwmhomffaf 

awtiolaulaprlca. lhav*4f laftDvarrmii 

In aMek from hstal and motal |oba am) I 

mutt nil Twaada (4 *J yd.) acutpturaa 

UMydjplMMtVWyd I will kift.11 

at my cot. Call tain tha Carp* Man,, 

LOW COST LEGAL *IRVICETI - 

prtonal kihry, dlioroa, muntlpaf 

awn, drunk dnving, MMetkma. raal 

aatata, wtlta, bankniptcy, aK. Praa 

Phonv cpnftflfptlon. CDntracti, landidrd, 

taunt Hafird A. Klalnman etqulra 

CallM7.1tll. in 

SALES AND SERVICE — On Horn* 

•id Cunka vacuum daanara. RnwMr, 

bant and earn Kr all modaii Fraa 

attlmata on nvaira. Tr»da4m. IUW- 

lwi'iHoorcar«daparTmant.J»-551l. tf 

(NOW REMOVAL SIRvTcjl - Com- 

maraal raildantlal. "If you can't so, 

wail mow ma anowi" Call Damy; 

Dj»J0H it; 

PRASAD 

HEALTH FOOD SUTEMIARKH 

'Hvmim Hens CovTwtie* Book* 

Lynch Dionfri inscks 

3W-1I74 


to display new Vinyl Siding 

from Bethlehem Steel, New 

Cedar Shake look, substan 

tlal discounts, no down 

payment, FHA Financing 

Call Don jit 

822-3170 

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ANNA'S HANDWORK OUTLET — you 

maka it. w» tall It on cmkjnnwit. Wa 

fun candlu. clgarattai, aodal' 

tltaiuia fgrnlhira and palntlngt Wa 

hava Marina aid battarlat. ta 

Alw^m T> 

fun 

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flow 

WHIRLPCKM. REFRIOERATOM ~ 

fraat frat, ncondNtonad an) guaran 

l»ad.Call44J«c it 

OM. tf COLOR, TV— . 

DEMPSTEUEN — part tlma. Men 

FrtflVirti to2pm.Caill)M1S4a«tarT 

Hti CAMARCT»roirr coupe — pa., 

p*., 4 tpaakar ifarao. dalina Intarlor, 

automatic, air, axcalMnt cond JOWJM 

mnaii7,Mw.CallMt77M. til 

CAP! MAY COUNTY 

LAW pPPICi -tttk) Mwranc* aganey, 

nai> Immadlah) oparing for aacratary 

with good utliu. Naganabtajalary with 

BODd banatlti Thow with raal attata 

tllla company axparlanca will M 

pral»rr»d, call Am, 3B-M01 tor In- 

larvlaw. . tf 

Y3ITT1R — waking matOfi 

— M to oiWWa wra m Want «on 

MtWlytlMwdawoarwatli.avanWalhf 

may baooma full tlma. BKP Wltn 

et.Udranl.rtl prttarrH.Call««l-MM V 

MAIHTENANCB MIAN, full NlM^yHT 

round, asm* cwpanhv and nr-*—'-' 

akllhi Oaalrtd. Call Jfinoj, 

ProFI. Services 

CARPETS"'- One* In aHWIma op. 

aMUManriaprtc*.) hav»4»lati«Vtrfotto. 

m ttacfcfrom haM and nwtal loba and I ] 

Twaate UM yd > acuiaturM { 

SkMyd»Pluflwa I7.W yd. Can Sam tht« 

Cwp*tMan,44M)»J/ ',..' ^ ,tt 

OOVBRNMINTJOM^- Th»uaitid*of ^ 

vKanclat mutt ba flllfd Immadlataly, 

mtjM ta M0.n J. can iHMum, a*. 

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HANDYMAN 

S«fr»icf$ Unlimited H« 

+ Carpentry 

• Painting 

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Marquis Brougham 

HAVE $ 1 3 7fi 

BUY A BRAND NEW 

1984 MARQUIS BROUGHAM 

, For Only 

$ 9,850 

Ust $11,226 

Plus 

fax & 

Tags 

3 MARQUIS IN STOCK AT THIS PRICE 

20 OTHER MARQUIS TO CHOOSE FROM AT SIMILAR 

SAVINGS 

JUST LOOK WHAT YOU QET FOR THIS PRICE! 

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Power Steering 

,Power Brakes^ 

A 

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A.OVerclrfve- «,..v 

, • Airrconditioned 

; 

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y;ndows 

• TlntedGlBssV 

Power Windows 

Vent Windows 

AAA/FM Stereo 

Rear Defroster 

Speed Control * 

PoWervSeat 

Tllt"wnee('/, 

Power jLocks , 

Visor Vanity AAirrors 

Compare this Mercury Marquis to 

any other automobile ... Our price 

will- save you money. : 

. CUSTOM PAIHTIHG 

Mertof mi Exterior SpccMst 


No |ob too small 

Free Eslirpates 

Call Ron Anisette 

9273143 , 

TRINITY PAINTING 

Interior-Exterior 

Residential-Commercial 

«n 

WASHBOWL 

Cuta-OpUimdfy 

-TripfcLwdWulieri" 

0tait4Mi.llM.-Sat 

1t1tHm»««Ma« 

(Paln*rSa«f(MfCnltr) 

M.CHISM 

& 

Reg. Builder 

Alterations, additions 

r-anovations, bathroom & 

kitchen. formica Work, 

paneling, drop ceilings. No- 

Job too small, all work 

guaranteed, free eltimate. 

B»B904 

m.«oA 

gmrtcondttlonMOJO, mantOOMekiaa 

nalM7faiknai»OCNfMJ . * < 

FO« 

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R.E. For Sale ttE. R>rS«ta "' H \ 

Boating 

MILHAT — M tt, MM cat. iMN er 

MtriMMMCnMMm 1» 

25" LUHRS 

SPORTSHSHERMAN 

FULL COAST GUARD , 

PACKAGE BttLUIlWS 

• VHRradlaanddtpttiDmtel" 

• III fi.p, mslin - tuny Mrvin 

HdltcBiM r v 

• •imlMnp 

iMnrnmi 

90ODCONQITIOH 

• THOMPSON MARINE 

Mays Landing Road 

927-2415 

Ask for Capt. Brown 

General Mdse. 

SUNSHINE CARPETS 

"EirafVCiMr UDMrDw Ma" 

NYLONS 1nm l 3.29vd 

AHSOIW PLUSHES 'fi-SIW 

^ GuirsntcM InjIsllsllOns 

NOWAXVINVU; R«yB». Comm'l 

fUEEtawMHama 

i 927-8232 

VLUMINUM SCRBBNS ~ and aMrm' 

kstalMd. Miami Somart Co 303 Maw 

M, Rout* t, tomtn paint Dial nt., 

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EIOHT FOOT OELI ~ CaM - HH 

cohtalnadtSILCallMtiaan. tt 

APrUAMttaVSALE 

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tiaroaanattaatan*,., . . X*M 

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iftitt m. diipuv PA4DnriMtlHt 

MlvûarantMil. largaal aMacttan 

Opan «HMay, Tuanrr >nuna*i 

Num. MiptiLVhOaaiUT anl 

M M Najn *tiun saMraWJ* 

O k t r i l X 

••fLt "»a 

MARMORA I 

ELM WOOD MODEL 

•81,900 

Peaturea iodade: 

• ttree bedroonu 

-Oneiahalfbelbs -Itoarpô 

• Dressing area with sink -Woodthen 

. in .master bedroom - Oak kitchen cabinet* ', : "t^ 

-Garage -Vbtf titebiHtdiefellltttf 

-Wall to waH carpeting room. & powder room { i 

• Vtayi tddiog - Clear t/titflni Ift'whw* ^• 1 '"' 

•Wooded lot trim *s- S^»" 

Special Financing AwallaJâ' 

398-7486 r * 

Large home with owner's 

quarters, 10 guest rooms 

and a 2 bedroom rental 

apt Near beach, board- 

walk, churches and stores. 

Heated, furnished and ex- 

tfllent .income possibilities. 

Near 14th and Central. 

Gardens Home, T 

betfrooms, 4 born*, extra 1 

large lot (possible sub-, 

division) 2 car OW»O«

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PAGE 16 —'SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGKIt, OCEAN CITWNiJ, 

R. I. For Sale R.E. For Sate 

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Soutbend Duplex priced to 

•ell it $158,900. ttrae 

bdrma., 2 batba each floor. 


wall to walj carpet intfalled.MovelncolidiUon. 

WIN. T 

AjWry Aw. duplex tot 

| mderfioo.ooo. Main house 

tail 3 bdrmn., l bath and 

gas beat, rear apt. bu 2 

bdrms., 1 batb. Great 

location. Oily ISO' to 

JbiMii. Listed for WOW. 

home only a few Beps to 

the beacb. It U fully 

beated, baa storm windows, 

2 bdrms., 1 bath and 


location. Only fro.MO fun. 

J. MUSSO, INC, REAL ESTATE 

, 3319 Wwt Ava, 

Ocean City, NJ Milt • 

""• SIMBOO I 

IEAITV 

Duplex across from large 

south end beach. Tftn% 

Urns., 3 tile baths, fully 

ABB, and heated, 2 car 

garage, luge porches 

front and rear. Asking 

$250,000. 

_, _ __,•*-*»/-I 

Lagoonfront contemporary, 

nree large 

bdrmi, each unit with 

balcony overlooking the 

lagoon and intracoaatal 


vaulted ceiMngs, hardwood 

jowl and more. Asking 

portunlty. Three bdrma., 

m baths Aabury Ave. 

duplex. 112,600 1B 1981 

leata, 40x100' lot, one 

Corner duplex at 55th St. 

"Biree bdrms., grit floor Just completed and ready 

unit and a 2 bdrm. second for occupancy, nree large 

floor unit. Fully furnished bdrms., 2 full baths, 

and heated. First floor fireplacei, A/C, 

rerted "yearly, one ear cathedral ceilings, 

garage. Owner has pur* Bkyllghts, Andersen 

chased another home and thermopane windows. 

is anxious far a quick sale. Urge matter bedroom baa 

Asking 1141,000, make French doors to private 


balcony. Must see! 

leachwi 

near Shopping." Seed profit picture. «M,900." ' "" 

PRIME GROUND. Excellent commercial location, | 

Hottest spot en 14th Street. *2S0,000. | 

TOWNHOgsfi TYPI CONBO. Super location, enel 

block to the beach, 3 bedrooms, m baths, off street I 

parking, ilU.MO. . • 

LAGOONFRONT. Unique 2 bedroom home, 2 boat! 

slips, fireplace, trememdous bay view. Firm tmsor). • 

I -^— N1W LISTING —— ( 

THRU BEDROOM SINGLE FAMILY RANCHER. I 

Close to bay and convenience stows, i lots. SI22J0O.. 

7, I UBMi 

bdrnu., 2tUe 

| maculate. Asking |465,000. 

i,^w«tral A/C( fireplace, IM.OOOeacb. 

-wtth.ocMB view. 

Immaculate nrenerty 

-taoalFTyea 

taolFTyeanfllffBfllM 

3 3 bedrooma, bedrooma, 3 tile baths, 

Htttn with mmtim 

and diipoial and covered 

porcheaiti each unit. TOere 

is also a laundry room with 

beach shower on the flnt 

floor, New prici Woe.ooo. 

Oimmerdal lota at 34th St. 

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

• BEACH VIEWS • 

ROGER A. MONROE REALTORS & 

MONROE DEVELOPERS 

An proud in Introduce new Gold coast RMMMCSS 

at JIM Wesley Ave. 

Includes: Four bedrooms, two baths, fireplaces, 

custom built kitchens, all modern amenities. 

Caff For IntpmctloitM 

R06ER A. MONROE REALTOR 

835 WESLEY AVE. 111.7000 

CREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALESftRENTALS 

The Only Golf Course Condominium At the 

Jersey Shore 


To Qualified Buyers, Call Today I 

609-927-1451 

Visit Our Furnished Model Home at 

44 GreafoBayDrive 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

Enley bed and breakfast at this vintage quest house ' 

beauty that offers the relaxed living of yesteryear 

Six rooms plus 2 apfs. in top notch condition, Excellent 

Income, Priced at $255,000. 

Fun location I One block to beach. Two bedrooms', 2 

baths, single with cathedral celling In living room, 2 

ear garage. Wi,000, 

Duplex. Plve bedrooms, JM, baths, modernized garden 

beiehbioek • home plus one bedroom apt. Mutt see 

Sacrifice il«,0gn. OvimtP flnineed; 

Let your tenant pay the mortgage while you ehioy 

the fax shelter. We have i south end duplex to show 

which features 3 bedrooms, 1 bath plus Florida room 

on first floor. Two bedrooms, 1 6ifh on second floor 

Reduced to i m m 

Beachfront duplex. Three bedrooms, m baths each 

floor, 2 ear garage, Uih Street area. Owner financing 

to qualified buyer, S3M.0G0, 

34TH & CENTRAL AVE 398-6ZQ0 

EAST ATLAKTIC BLVD. 4 BATTEflSEA RD. 398-2600 

SBAVILLE 

REALTORS 

old. Wood stove in ree. room, all' underground 

utilities with fenced yard, $98,000 

OCEAN CITY SINGLE 

This lovely 4 bedroom house comet with all appliances. 

Fenced yard. Storage shed. Screened porch. 

Convenient to shopping and very nlee beich, Excellent 

condition. 

oeiAN eiTX 

Nice corner property. Single family home with 1 

bedroom, 1 bath income apartment over garage. 

OCIAN CITY 

Nicely maintained 4 bedroom home in the Riviera 

Section. Central air, gas heat and garage. Call today 

to Inspect this lovely home, Quick possession. 1129,000 

OCEAN CITY CONDO 

Spacious corner eondo unit with large rooms, 

fireplace in living room. Centrally located to enloy all 

of Ocean City. tlisôo 

JCIAN CITY DUPLEX 

Cheerful spacious duplex two. blocks to beach. Near 

shopping, park and tennis courts. Ixeeiienf Income 

Property. SlOf.Me 

OCIAN CITY 

Twin house with plenty of room. 4 bedrooms, 2 full, 

biftis, fenced yard, off-street parking. Convenient to 

stores, beach, and churches. Nice summer, property. 

ttS,0M 

OCEAN CITY DUPLEX 

««?'i.* 0 " 1 !!!?' du ' pte( ln '""maculate-condition, .ut 

OCEAN CITY 

jupl b bd it, plus 1 bath. 

•conomiMl gas heat, ©reaf invtstment property. 

OCEAN CITY LAGOON AREA •:«"'.'.. 

Lovely duplex home In nicest lagoon area In Ocean 

City. Large decks, I oversized boat slips. One'unit. 

hii 3 bedrooms \W baths, ind unit has 2 btdrooms 1 

Bath. $119,000 

DUPLEX ZONED 

round neighborhood! Fenced yard with •frets/ and 

shrubbery. Large loft areo could oa»liy tie made Into 

Kitchen lor duplex. Covered patio and plenle table, 

iiofceo 

Sreaf dupiex in a great areai close to sehbols^ 

reereatiwi,; shopping; iKeepttonaliy large rooins and 

m inside; stiirway toiupptr floor are W» feBtureilof 

mis fine duplex. •:••'.-|. 

WUTH 1NP TJBWllHajwa^ J. 

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AsMpjy, RailiBrf Nsffh an .WM^y, ^W^f 

rnoottity tndudst •ll.Ovaan: «M> 

OUPLBX IN SOUTMEHD - M 

Majreeni, nisdani aparfnwnta witfi 

permontri.Cin 

wajhar/dryar aach floor, tm.000. 

"•^g; iiltnn Ratify. RMflm. 

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SOUTHENP CENTRAL AVENUE — 

MMIM IM m&mm*—•—-• 

OCIAN COURT 

« 0^,^,1 !*!*«!"«!«• **"n««- 

BERGER REALTY 

399-0076 

•torig* aii thoW. nmjxC Call 1U, 

til TWOBMNPNIWMsaîprhMWi 

euMiMi am. HWtyL« 8fF_ttn« Wl«»I:»»i».»>*lll[3£Vj_>» 

SARDINS PLAZA 

Wgji rt» condominium. One , 

. IW MM »partmant. *!»,*». 

LOT FOR RENT - MM WMl Ha«n 

Ave. MM inOMNial. all Mar a p.m. 

J»».MS. 

Storage For Rent 

STORAOB—hi i, dry, NofMr of water 

samata, reasonable rata. Mil 

afterS-.JOpjn. 

GABDEN STATE REALTY J r 

Ruttm Plot-Ida R.E. ° 

18th and Aibury Ave. - 

399-3038 ' 3114101 SSIy. 1 rue Wrm, tM MM tmr* 

Avail. Dae. ttnusN* MM). Ranlal 

moothly or By HtMn. Cill IPMII Bf 

OLOER DUPLEX -. |7|,(B0. T 

betfrsanii, ftnant siupied, ri 

hut, | 

LARGB HOMB • — f 141408. Two I 

bedroom apt,, : i 

llnntt. 

COUNTRY RANCHER - %Wjm, 

Three oedroomt, 2 baltlt, U 

aenil. , 

THRBB BHDROOM HOUSE — 

IVt baths. Only 147.M0. Need! 

asmiwarki oat h.w, heat, 

'Vf ARtY. RBNTALS 

One bedroom fum. UH Include* 

otll. Two bedroomi, 1st flaw. Sin 

'pfyp' Mil,-" No Mta: security and 

references required. • , 

nutur. patMna or Hntil j 

floor, cantral looilon on 

Man. N«ly MMIM na. 

BiST flfau, IN OCBAH CITY 

Hopatm, no chlldrtn. OOOper monlB plui 

uttmiee. plis one month* a«urlty. Call ; 

W*ii ; • ' : $mt 

. J9M0U. :•",;. V'. ••:.« ; Four ' b«lroom, 2. bath I 

, i convenient s to | 

I5LA DBL5OL -St. petmboro iaM, 

New DUPLEX - liff.fgg, TtirM I 

BMnerni, 2 Mthtv central air, I condo. Available for J wMM minimum month' plus gtll.. Im- 

rental!. Ooll.awlmmlno.tarwJa.Mlllns. mediate ovailabillty. 

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Part of Social Secuiity benefits 

If you have substantial "modified adjusted gross exceed the applicable base housing cost amount eif (he Internar Revenue C^»del 

Income in addition to your income" and one-half of your amount, no tax would apply to elusion, plus certain Income IRS's Tele-Tax answering 

Social Security benefits, tip to Social Security benefits §i- your benefits as la estimated wciiTidjWmsdurlM^ttin'r-^ 

half of your bentfiti may be ceeds • base amount, to be the case for about M 

subject to federal Income.tn The base amount U fS.MO .percent of aU Sodal Securi^ 

starting with W84, aceordiiig if you Me as a stogie tax- beiieficlirieg, Emit ex- 

to Oscar tout, disWot Socialm 

m |32,aoo if you areplained, 

Security manaier at AtoMc barried and ffle V joint — • ' • • » » • 

(Ity riturnt or zero U you are 

The amount of benefits married, live with your 

_ 

subject to tax wiU be thespouse 

at any tune during uSe tax-exempt Interest received 

smaller of one-half of your year, and file leparate or accrued but items such as 

benefits, or emMum of therehirns, 

any deduction for a two- 

amount by which your if your income doesn't earner married couple, any 

foreigs earned tacorae and 

1 "'*--*•••-•' •••»--•-'• 

possessions of the U^l. and" 

from sources within Puerto. 

Kco. teeluaien ol theto'ltema ., ^ . ... . 

does not mean they are taxed, 'phonea can dial 348-263^ and 

Definitions of these terms hear Information on this topic. 

tax liability should be call m433-sm to hear the rtw*» ms should be Social Security ahowina the fat 1 * 

directed (o the Intfrnal *'< " . T , ^ ^= ^ 

Revenue Service rather than ^^ -Jî* ,,' ' • > ' '••'• 

TODAY (Thursday) 

in Ocean City.,.Cable Channel 4 

tatement^^ 

s>f Condition 

AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1983 

ss&SrS Ocean City coming events 

raiChi'i Hestaurant, 8:80 dfy hafl, Bth Street and 

P» 

Ocean City Card Club, 

A* A ; 

youtti centw, 7 Rjn, 

- 

Matchpoint duplicate, 

communl^ center. ?ii0p^, 

Happy Hooftri dunce, Matchpoint Jrl, bridge, 

BSirte Her, 8:30 p,m, community center, 7;M pin. 

toftte WBOIWSDAY 

wffl be ibown at tho Good ^njal Friendship 

7;30p.m, 

Artisan 88 of Ocean City 

meeting, Sire House Two, 

Semen Point, 8 p.m. . . 

Strra Clab meeting, 

Tuckaboe bin, 6:30 p.m. 

AwnuijSffceBtipwpirion.i ' —— 

P«- Sponsored by Ocean aty Klwanlj Clnb meeting, 

PTA and recrentlon depart Kymoutti An, Uttt p«. 

MONDAY 

e Club meetiag, ***>***• 

Ocean City Card Club, 

Ranck Post 137 meeting, Mtn 

aetato metang and ftwea. 

p^^B^t^^fiffiriWTiTti^JjIrij 

United Methodist Church, 11 

ajn,. '•, 

TMSDAY Editor's Note.' flu howeachrelatettoMedl 

aapter 41 Royal Arch 

Masons, Masonic Temple, 

UOmmammipm, Rotary A meeting, 8 p., 

SATUTOAY 

"We're hurt ft>r you" 

Groceries • Complete Dell, 

Fresh Meats • Frozen Poods 

Produce • Sandwiches 

To make entertaining easy... 

.Call Lin Carty 

Call 399-3780 

. HotaCoWHorstf'Oeuvres 

Party Platters • Sandwich Trays 

Open Dally 7 to? • including Sunday 

1 E, ATLANTIC BLVD. (Cor. or North) 

mm/Skan a&&efe0oit 

Serving the Ocean City Area 

ForNearly 100 Years 

ASSETS 

As Of As Of 

LIABILITIES AND 

Dec. 31, 1982 Dec. 31, 1983 

First Mortgage Loans ..IS 

W,346,304 $ 34,477,083.89 

Savings Account Loans. , 205,232 242,826.84 

Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank 

117,400 243,100.00 

Cash On Hand and in Banks (including 

Overnight Furids investments).......... 3,013,624 •. " — 

, U.S. Government Obligations and Other 

Eligible investments 

4,958,735 

Office Building and Equipment (Less 

depreciation) 

1,160,614 1,156,002.32 

Ififfliir Assets,... 

312,177 13»,0244S 

All Other Loans ......,, 

J: 193,747,28 

flTotal Assets 

34,H4,H4 4*,1BS,0f3,7S 

; 

RETAINED EARNINGS * I 

Savings and Demand Accounts.,iw,,V,,.*$ 

Borrowers' Deposits for Taxes and ' » f 

K M S*B 'L- ;....«y*..*>\.;i,-/. 

Dividends Payable on Savings and W^- 

Dtmand Deposits,...,.u,,,î,diiuV.U 

Other Liabilities..•..'.•.....'i.-";.WiS;w!iis 

Retained Earnings ,,,,.,,:,^î,^;M 

Tstai Liabilities and Retalh|tf^||iiiQ|i 

OFFICERS: 

Ffrvin Johnson, Jr.... '••."• *..'.... ^........... Chairman of Board 

............................, vict Chairman of Board 

Robert Lv Smith, 11.. ........;..,,..., :....•.... ....President 

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••..... ,.i... ..........VicePresldont 

len R.Wilsoni*.....,....... 

Vice Pres. and Treasurer 

• •'••••:••.> .,,...,.., i,. ;...,„, .Secretary 

1 

7 ',7 

mm 

•• .,...........«, 

,..,,,.,.„..,.........,,.b..,ii^.., 

Asst.lSecretary 

^..i,Solielfoi! 

1 •i. i i"u- 

^ ^^ ^ as^^Bs 

.'.-t. i; 

®Amm 

i«r ODJH ' PmnnAyata ad Pstifle work with t#rmtoaUr.1.4tt> 

W|BpjB 

- Avmmm in Atlantic CBy, »•«««*•. Miny «p-thM| 

y 

For man 

M«^ Sospttal ^LJ?*^ *> W ^5lW*^2i^ 

vitft tte q/)flc«, or co« a» Mud the cost of > hespidb 

milll. cafe. Does MedicareSy-for 

• • „• • hoflplce caw? _ ;^-•;£' i 

that. lilt too late? surance offers hospice car 

yew you enroll 

«*. I have Medicare but r 

best policy? 

yourmWkial 

Îhp Bt'Ittli 

companiee s«U and dplalra 

^Medicare still help pay for the 

Medlaare 

The Sentlnel-Lftdg«r 

bwalness office and. swit- 

BOAO AND SONS / 

BUCK, 

MICHIGAN 49284 

TomWilliams on sports health 

first Coittieil 

candidate files 

^ . - • ' • ; , - , ; ; • • . • ; \ 

ByANITAJ.SPIEGEL 

i-Vi'iii"i\.ii if Mfa.-L"! 'f (J 

cMms h#n't 

l^^^ti. 

I 7^^î^ 

j.-acift^^Bp. 

^n3 5 

'It'sttof JoW*: of Ocean Ciîtot 

ftwwa 

f^*T 6i'4MA.t*fr« 

friend's death 

s,M..iwiiS«a».. 

(aftp, resident aftjjp. 

But not all taxes 

Page 12 

Section Two 

• ' '^ri *PW ' •_- *"ii -"*.'- Lif-rkf tf'*£}-/&*t&&X 

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- ^ ..< \ 

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rate to eo up 

dWdtaf 17,835,800 by m bUloB, 

Otter torn tarn ten beat Ms year is a revaluatton year, 

.tt^yera response for raising more Had it not been, Mayor Jack BW 

purpose tawis; 

ttuin^TnlUlon^ the 19Mclt>'budget, wtlmfltal the local tax rate at $1.18. IW.flOO (cr 217 UmS>lo,«»)be 

m %pmi»rf J695.000 from last ysar. However.rntablwmore than doubled to ««#».;: .i .,, ,i/Q0\^ '. '^ 

'The revenues are not coming in. It's not 

a problem with the appropriations* 

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pre-inventory sale 

extra 

Savings up to 

special >1 ©•• 

Mile of 

corduroy and 

denim Jeans 

Asst. colors and styles by Lee, 

Bonjour, Crazy Horse and 

Rumble Stats 

sites I to 13, reg. up to $36.00 

- •pwtMMr • Hand (Mr _ 

25% off 

robes, 

nylon and knit 

gowns 

Select from Vanity Pair* Kati 

Lollipop and Shadow Line 

• MttM Nsar — 


all fall and winter 

blouses 

for you and your homo 

25% to 50% off 

winter and holiday 

separates 

Select from Russ* Punner> 

Queen Casual, Esprit, Modern | 

Junlons, Crazy Horse and more 

— iparMwur • uttna Mar — 


Berkshire 

fashion hosiery 

Asst, of stripes, herring bens 

sheer dots, pastel shades 

reg. $4.50 to $4.75 


2 pc. 

co-ordinates 

Our entire selection of Blouses and skirts In burgundy, 

name brand blouses black, off-white, blue, gray 

is nowreducid. Select and prints by Ship 'N Shore and 

from dressy or tailored Laura May 

1 styles In a full range 

• , of sizes 

— MMHM • M£tM IMM > K9 M •BUM' • 

F- ^40% off 

selected group of 

Tien's sport Jackets 

suits and slacks 

i» Stlict from Botany, Haggar, 

; Fteryantl, Palm Beach, Reston, 

; Sansabelt 

'_ — maitMpl •ltnin«r-' 


Qlrls sizes 2-14 

; outerwear* long 

I sleeve dresses 

•skirts*skirt sets 

i •sleepwear*knlt 

- hats* gloves 

:. • scarves 

lave now on our entire collection 

' of girls fall and winter 

fashions-and accessories 

I 1S% Off 

; All linens for 

bath, bedroom and 

\ dining room 

lave now during our winter white 

1 sale. Selected Items throughout 

the linen dept, reduced up to 

: so% off 


all yarn 

% ,,, Save 20% on our entire 

'i selection of Columbli Minerva 

Iw s and Coats and Clarks yarn 

durinjj our semi-annual yarn sale 

- MWIB . Mam IMtr . top of natittr — 

ii% off 

boys 1 sizes 8-20 

sweater and 

winter Jackets 

Select from sweaters In an asst. 

of colors In V-neck, cardigan 

and pullovers 

«t(rt. • lint IMf 

3fi% off 

Boys Sizes 2-7 

outerwear* knit 

shirts • suits • sport 

Jackets* sleep wear 

•knit hats*scarves 

•gloves 

Save new on our entire selection 

of boys fall and winter 

fashions and accessories 

special M" 

vary silky 

molsturlng body 

lotion by 

Jean Nate' 

16 oz. btl. reg. $7,25 value 

• tstmttlct . lint llsor _ 


moderately priced 

lamps 

Select from pin-ups, boudior 

or table lamps 

• twouw.rn . nur« Mr • 

THE SENTINEt-tEDGER. /Thursday. January ift 1 

tlttiilfe^ 

vW'% r ^M 

command during their Ocean City flights. 

Recycling schedules arriving soon 

phots ay Senior Muffle 

Police have arre»tedtw»i 

mett and two JuvepUe* 4ft, 

connection with a burglary U 

fte 900 block of 4th Street the 

,. Gary S. Warrtngton, 18,-waa- 

•/ arrested M alleged burglary 

andJamesA;Pileggi,23l(jyM. 

an-fitrt; for allegedly, 

receiving stolen propertywhich 

included gunor a 

bayonet, television and 

stereo, Police. Bald tall tbft. 

property was recovered and 

that the Juveniles, whose 

names were not released,! 

\ were also charged. , ••. 

According to police, Sat 

Thomas Schmidt notice*-*man 

with a duffel, bag oot 

dosed off the area and 

Street M the Board#a%l 

mnm-gVmfmV* glaa, and eotare^dMi m percent but buslness«i-CW- to oH^tcorta. IDe grants aro ---«•?•"«• ^ #* 

community^lde r^cycltofi be emf otow.^ffto tie Oft, B^lo'i, Origofytr 6 ^ on Increawd BM- i, ^ ' ':*>£ ^«***»Wi|!' 

.-'JT6P6 on the lLrt of sue- Boulevard 

that .was accompljjhed 

without gomg to bid lav an 

oattde cootTflctor," Gansert 

•»-••• ... •••••... 

•Doing the project Inhouse 

1«^»»»MI« 

i/ am!,-i f s 

?• fSBW if I 

JJUHS t cl^ Is Investigating the feasibility of 

cOiiKolidnting the city clerk'g office and other 

fMiUties into the former Ore station In aty 

Hall, For the tint being, lifeguard stands In 

Ml S S MPff!fewm MPff!fe*wm N storefluiBirj,.;I!nMlct tofliIMl 

Wrtto olflctal Alfrtd Gangtal said that until 

the city receives the boat racks it ordered 

there Isn't any room to work on the stands In 

the 48th street garage. Lifeboats are all over 

Hit floor of the garage, he said, 

1 1 U l ••*• (?TCAK DINNER JAN. EE 

..Computed for 9th street The Marmora Elks wOl 

Wnwbrldgi, sponsor a filet mlgnon dinner 

"•For Great Egg Harbor at At lodge home, Norwood 

Inlet, subtract 10 minutes Road at Wlstar Avemie, 4 

from high tide; subtract 29 pm on Super Bowl Sunday, 

r For Sea Isle City beach- required by calling 653-I3»i>r 

"ont, subtract 40 mlnuks MM8M. 

Weather 

.Partly clondy and cold 

^^talffiiMTr 

M Ui40 12.-66 6:62 7:20 

$ .lisa im ?iw siu beat the freeita*mark wiflia 

Apogee... .January? lows from the upper teens to 

m JanuaryW «lw Mi ^ - NAIIOSAL 

in Perigee. January 19 WEATHER SERVICE 

, SEMI-ANNUAL SALE . 

Our (!n| linw of suite, iporteoati, ini slaeta will be 

ftaa'tbttlll ^ 

Tpr-^ 

I II!.!.1(1 |T j j 

- SSCt**" ^fis^.LZ SsvSr* 

— win mcrease doe to wage -rr | ^-11_ • t • 

IIPSE^ Muzianni take oaths 

!»« W^#*t*W| the new TRBNTON - VetiraB pflrittoM since m, servUig 

," Oansert said / , u*t.i..*« «—•—• - • 

Assembly, Hurley served as 

Chinnlci 

Bridgeton clothhjg 

serve as a member of that 

committer during the 201st 

,••-,.,,• « , ,_ WWi °BHBBlwt8. , serve as a member of the 

| ^ ^ ^ * npr ta* far JOm BmivUt puUldit haa Autmbiri leSmHtit m 

tm «^f.' held Republican leadership ^nWpd government. 

You'll SCORE at homo 

when you PASS a slice 

of our FOOTBALL CAKE. 

WARDS PASTRY 

IN QUK UTH YEAR" 

o Aibury Awt,, Ocean City 

^:iosedwv#a! ( îSj 

IF YOUR UNWANTED HAIR KEEPS 

YOU NEED PROFESSIONAL HELP 

Hundreds of women havt been trying for years to i« rid of unwanted hair 

j p 

THjyJiave uwd eve il d T 

MKUK 1 ? T" S Tf r " r ' ng8 ^•^Jrt "»*«lt. total f rustrltion, 

irntated skin and worst of all - unwanted hiiNwffpi growing back If you're 

one of these people - irs time you got profeisionai help, , 

CALL WINSTON I 

At Winston, you'll find a fully equipped facility, run by highly trained 

unw^ h- r f | 8 dMf|n9d « nd built olel V fonreVment of 

unwanted harr. We have private treatment rooms, a comfortable reception 

area and even a room for eonsultaiioni. 

S 

rea H y ^ a "^ S J i° Ur ^ eOpl * W r e "" Pra'ess'onals who have been 

highly trained We attend seminar»and counes reBuiarly to keep up with the 

latest developments in our field, 

iven more important we are completely aware of the very personal nature of 

your problem. and the need for privacy, confidentiality amj|inderstanriinft 

At Winston, you'll get a complimentary diagnosis. We'll dlicu.s all your 

options-how long they will tahe and what they will roil-before we sugRest 

Phone for an appointment You have nothing to lose- except unwanted hair. 

RJ. WINSTON 

505 Hamilton Avenue ^^ 053-0555 

Unwciotl, New jPrNt'y 08221 

- SECTION ffl&l 

^1^ and Save on All Three Noon of Annex 

Our Entire Selection of Living Room .,.• 

lEvery Piece of Furniture Is Reduced During 

Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, Lamps, Pictures. 

Kitchen Sets, Tables and Occasional Items!! 

l w *"• -•' *•*• 

Save on 

Affordable Carpet Buys 

• Dupont Typar Tweeds • 

rw.«7.75«.yd. NOW »|" 

Soil Hiding 

Herculon Tweeds 

rtB'.4MD iq. yd. NOW W 9 

100% Durable 

NyJojfTwiiis 

SIMMONS MAXI»EOIC 

Mattress and Bfx Spring 8«ts 

jmmm 

QuetnStoS«t *629. 

Htavy border wire for 

L l 

SAVE OVER 40% 

Appliance and ,J, 

suppo ] $ 

Mtehh 

oh alfiy niodir T'% VA M^* B ^y

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Vm/uorMmd WSttar exchange vows ^ ,„ 

Virginia Elizabeth Un- irganist and wblit, during Mirmbra, ijitir of the-Mcli' nrtÂtiro carhlfloniwith' 

worth, daughter of Mt. and Be tervtee offered it* lAerc^wu mold of • ,fci"iM&, ' ^tf 

Mrs. Matthew E.Unsworth of. Be Peace, TlieWeddtog Song Bridesmaids were Iinda Bf We mother of the bride 

Marmora, and WUJlam 

/! 

^~?ph Millar, son of Mr. and 

and-4w Mario. Gf^n of Ocem Oty, Kar cfwM a taupe sUk polv^ter 

Kathleen Millar, sister of McLean of Wilmington, Del, two pd*ce dress with matching 

, William Millar of Ocean the gnom, and Matthew E. Kelly Parkins of Succasunna acceiSorlei' and wore a 

y, were united in marriage UhewArtti m, brother of the and Donna White of Ocean cymbidlum orchid corsage., 

Dec. 3 in St. FYances Cabrtal bride, offered the readings aty. 

dnirch. Tte Rev. Michael during the ceremony. 

> Itw gr^'s niother wore ' 

l n>«rese Jamea Millar of to emerald green drew that 

rÂmlco officiated during the Millar, sister, of the groom, Philadelphia, brother of the; *e made and a white cym- 

S o'clock .double ring and Philip H. Unsworth, groom, was best man/ hMam orchid corsage; 

ceremony. • brother of the bride, brought Afiristtag as ushers were the Itw reception Was at'the 

Susan Unsworth, slstet of the wmmiinlon gifts to 1he groom's brothers, Drew, WhltebrlerlnnuiAvalon.'nie 

Jhe bride, sang artrtwi Saw* star. , Ibomas, John arid Michael, couple then left for a 

prior to the Mass. Jo-El Park, Susan W. Unswortb of Given in marriage by her hooeymoon In Florida, 

fcttwathart*gown ,thwt*gow ' Vr " 

featuring fitted bodice of The bride la a graduate of 

Alecon lace adorned with seed Ocean aty High School and 

pearls. The matching mown the Unlvertlty of pdaware. 

on ail WINTER MERCHANDISE 

Slacks • Skirts • Blazers 

Sweaters * Blouses 

Casual & Dressy Dresses 

Petites, Misses and Half sues 

Pay full price for first Item and 

one penny for the second of 

equator less value. 

DrewShoppe 

741 Atbuiy AM. 

J 

burgundy sweetheart roses 

wltt white miniature carnations, 

stephanotis and 

boftr. 

The bride's attendants wore 

burgundy brocaded taffeta 

gowns and carried bouquets 

of white crysanthemuma, 

Btephanotls and burgundy 

teacher at Ocean Academy hi 

Cape May Court House. 

Mr. Millar to a graduate of 

Holy Spirit High School and 

Northeasteni University. He 

ill sales representative of the 

Avnion Commercial Corp, in 

Atlantic «ty. , • -• 

TOS couple will reside In 

Ocean aty. 

Engagement announced 

Beatrice OTtonlon of Mays 

Landing and George 

Rowlands of Absecon have 

announced the engagement of 

their daughter, Klmberly, to 

OPEN AT 9 AM. 

The __. 

business office and switchboard 

open at 9 a.m. week* 

days. , 

K2 OFF SALE 

• Wla^r gregses "Winter Slacks • AH Belts V 

Winter S>vp'attrj,^tainted Sweati ? • Winter BlazerK 

••-•••• WlnVer SHris • Hats, Gloves and Scarves 

• All Coats • All Icewools • Boots & Ducks-|20 pr. 

• Nightgowns, P.J.'s & Slippers 

ALL SALES FINAL • NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES 

TIBwinie's 1 

?-. Closet 

Wayside village 

Marmora, N.J. 

104, Dally; _^ 

"It's worth a trip to the country" 

DRESS SALE 

DRESS SALE **%jk. DRESS SALE 

DRESS SALE ~*HT DRESS SAL 

Jrcss 

William E. Kelly Jr., son of 

Mr. and Mrs. William Keffi- of 

Ocean City, ferarirfy of 

ttmdsai 

Miss Rowlands is a 

graduate of Oakcrest "' * 

School and Is employed 



Coats • Stilts • Dresses • 

Sportewear - Accessories 

744 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N.J. 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Millar > 

ix:mrk>AiM*,>m 

ived in Philadelphui 

Ânn 

(Jelpjua and B. John was Nicole 

Hoter^Caslno. 

Mr. Kelly Is a graduate of 

Oamden Catholic High School 

and the University of Dayton. 

He is employed by Jne 

Sandpaper mm magarine of 

Long Beach Island and Ocean 

m, 4 :it 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regional High School. She is 

Fisher of Somers Point have employed as a physical 

announced the engagement of therapist assistant at Win- 

ttilr •daughttr; Bjalne ched! Orthopedic School. 

Dmtae, to Jeff m, son ol Mr, Mr, Dlx is also a 1976 

and Mw, Jack'nta of Ltowood. 

The bride-to-be is a 1878completed 

four years In the 

No date haa been set for the graduate of Mainland navy and Is employed by a 

wedding. 

local marina. 

No wedding date has been -Mr. -afld JMr^ WJUam 

art. 

mem «tti 

flty/were married Nov. Win best man. A&sisting'as inner* 

Âtt^tfl-EplBcopalXhurch, were Tom Bepid,brothwo4f 

^ , Phildlhi p fe y th g , f O y, UK One M t a~i am, had »* **U Bgb Jd»«L H» I 

other Item*. ' 

proceeds from the fttnd 

(pound* kit) by lnflvidnib tBtientaldinthteareaandfor 

Participant wiU acquire imdwfll include a grand prize m£*i£rStZm^ 

' *»• Inlttd Mltfb wffi'M OPEN" 

Cosmo trip rescheduled ttttAES 

• . ,. • area. Or, thoie who wish may » •••'. '•..•; •".¥ 

Jim taiUpto FUjtosr «B benefit the tcholinhip regUterthelr weight «t home, J: STORI 

floW Casino «cheduled for ftrnd, m tag a there to •notber Mun 5 

lastMondaywascaoceleddne For ressrusttcas and is- IOSSD available to verity it, *9i\t 

to Indement weather radlwiormattoo can MM Macktmli ben mi It to the local ^ U * 

beenreacbKluledforMonday, at WM0», Bhodi Brown at headquartem. ; '- v - - vi;, " 

Jan'2S. 89MSSJ or Jean Petaano at For lntormatton and Umiud Than 

i Ocean Charter chapter of 3W-1M0. vooior iheets call 34M135. - ' 

'fti American Busmew " 

GOING OUT OF 

BUSINESS * 

Jan. 25 In the shoes 

HMRS 

p 

Have AJIeen and Terry 

ttmti-ve yon. 


399-4338 

• Op*nMon^,t,Thurt.lalo night. 

/ / 

: • . 

- Nimttt 4 Erotic Hirtwoodi Cuttom Wortc j 

tandle sticks 

bowii ' H % 

i.r; trayi....... 7 

M- nov«lflti v 

'••• :, , ehii« 

^ p »adui| Vi: 

•Bublnga 

Cnerry ^^Wfflgg, 

,. ' 

small *ta 

Oak '*JBBPPI 

His«' -• '.".••fi'L'-

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TI1E SENTINELLEDGEK. OCEAN CITY. ^JJ. 

cQdlcLdailgDeditoI 

•De aiiifr jesstan - of ttie 

dWc wfll begin Jan^M and 

odd at night '*5K§P' 

*^Hils Is a brand new clinic 

program wMdi the American 

Lung Assodatloa nasj^nt 

five year* developing and 

lEatiqg across ine country/ 

i,, ,, 

Hmrsday, January 19,^190) 

HileWorre contiouid, as^feetii 

ng to libotn, snokfcra l p I Tbffl 

clinic ' anphagtie* dfortdualpltfo of Mta to quit, session 

îîKommm ?w§ totraduci Bum to to to 

filWuMflB ttcaniqufi, 

V klaiUfy tbdr triggers, en- May County Health Depart 

1 

' We try to inalte qaWUng a courage exerdae. md Mp mart, • ,-----wil 

••;!»• stre^ rapertence'and devise ways to. wold weight Fee tor foe program ta^ 

wsya fo cope wiflj •Buttons gain," he says. "By the third Enrollment, to limited; ad 

tot onUnarlfr* triggertheir SBSSIMJ, we expect omokers to vanes registration, .-ii 

^thâp,''beaaya.Smtia te off cigarettes. Tnen we required. More lnformatip^ 

group exchanges are a fttsl help them launch and practice available from the Cape/.May 

part of the program. «W* their new lifestyle as a non- County Realth Depar&j^ 

mm try to have fun. It's smoker" • 

OeM Haven Complex, Capcl 

definitelynota torture rack." Maintenance - prartidng May Court House, 46W9D 

By this tDproach, staying off cigarettes - Is a eit. 208. .,, (| 

Ocean City notes 

by Anita J. Spiegel 

cUnicqutt smoking daring the 

dte 

: 

: "to testing II months after • •••• ' i - - - - - - 

' 

tbe end of the clinic, 30 per- mrideat BMiry OtfbtttMon Friday, 166074101 to a said that while be agreed wltJ 

cart of the parUdpamm had >Mtnatitwasp]ei»mtt aee hospital spokespeftim and web a mandflte fa ^^hiA 

* _ - . - - 

j. j Ihe new rescue gqoad facility at 15th Street 

' 

ings p and repair p of the cy city Public PubUc Works month," continued mfuistrationiBctfag the Way Siofe Memorial Hospital, here, c. 

BMehtamt, he^ edaetto ftey have been recently:, Room MO, SBmefi Potet, » u "- ftMn(SlychapterO OES 

Women's Research Club meeting, Masonic temple, 8 

irteftuig, Flanders Hotel, 1:30 P-" 1 - 

pW*ffay Taylor speaking on _. ~ : -, 

, aEcftangi flub meeting, 

Daniel's Restaurant, 8:30 

'Rotary Club meeting, P«- 

ChiChi'i RBitiurBnt, 81 SO ' — 

pjn. Ocean City Card Club, 

youtti centB 1 , 7 pm. 

Ocean City Card Club, — — 

youth center, 7 pm TUESDAY 

——- Knights of Columbus 

Women's Club of Ocean City meeting, St. Augustine's 

meeting, 8 pjn. school hall, 8 p.m. Fencing 

'iV'.--!— mi karate exposition 

Oounsel hall, 12:30 p.m. Ecomenlcal Council ol 

»»'< ( ' H _ ^ _ Ocean Ql^ meeting, Holy 

r Sofb]>timlst meeting, 6:30 Trinity Episcopal Church, 

pMf 30th Street and Bay Avenue, 

"*' >•'• _f ?s80 pffl. ' 

Lodge m ..-• 

, Masonic Mtionlc Club L 

Lodge; 7:30 pjn. Masonic Temple, 8 p_ 

TUDAV Ocean City Democratic 

SA'£UBDAY 

•JQilghts of Columbus annual 

dinner dance, Flanders Hotel 

, Exchange Oub of Ocean 

Oty sponsormg shrimp night, 

StiAugustlne's Schoql hall, 8 

pua-iDonaUon $io to benefit 

prevention of child abuse 

program. 

j/ i,I4i _- 

MONDAY 

Midway to elect 

-Hie Midway Cl?lc 

Association trill meet to elect 

It* IBM officers 7 pjn, Hon. 

(Wy k the primary school. 

'9W'slate of nominees te 

PresUtmt Gary Jessel, first 

vide (President Joe Iudlca, 

| amnaW m n 

f Le Compte, Secretary linita 

'^Brennan Smith, and 

Wreastirer Bob Fisher, 

although nominations wili 

also be taken from the floor. 

NEW BEGINNINGS 

MEETING JAN. M 

New Beginninga of Ape 

May County, a support group 

for divorced, separated and 

widowed persons, will hold ita 

meeting and election of officers, 

8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 10, 

^ me.Cape May County 

îteneion Center, Cape May 

Court House. TTie program 

will be on setting goals for the 

new yenr, , 

Avenue, 8 pjn. 

center, 10 a 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

meeting, Holy Trinity 

and Bay Avenue, 7 pjn. 

Alanon meeting, St, John's 

Uitheran Church, 8:30 p.m. 

Matchpoint Jrs. bridge, 

community center, 7:30 pjn. 

Ocean City CouncU 

workshop, city hall, 7:30 pjn. 

Board of Education 

Street and West Avenue, 8 

pan, 

Klwanls Club meeting, 

Plymouth to, 12:15 pjn, < 

SELL 

SHADES 

Leisure Club meeting, 

social hull, lp.m. Speaker 

James E.D. Gardam, M.D. 

discussing medicare 

ptoff/ma "A" and "B," 

Women's Cooperative 

League meeting, youth 

center, 9 a jn. 

Jersey ape Toastmlstress 

Club meeting, 7:18 p.m. 

Chesa Oub, youth center, 7 

p.m. 

Cedar Beach Civic 

Association, board of 

directors meeting, 46th Street 

municipal building, 8 pm. 

Jesterettes meeting, 8 p.m. 

Jersey Aon chapter single 

parents society meeting and 

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piisfs ky Senior itudls 

'Bear' pauses to pose for the photographer. 

Bethel Road, Somere Point, 9 

pJJB. • at 8th and Asbury. 

Political support group to party 

Evening classes start soon 

being 

fl^«pd by tte Ocean City 

Wool Dimm mm begin 

fte week of Feb. i, • 

to 1:80 p«,, Ramie jfevla.., Shorthand review, D weeks, 

IWna. • Advuibed typlBg, I week*, 

dudlng instructors, as. an- fiOQ to 7:30~pin., Thomas tlarney. 

nounced by Edwin Woolley, ft*. QuUUng, I weeks, 7% | " ¥ 

director of evening clawes. 

Unless noted, all classes are wmfe,Jmto9pm.,'Rmm Introduction to computer JM^ 

at the high school and-each 

daag has a |20 entrance fee. 

MONDAY Inveitaent Btmlnar, 4 pmHDta$m>' •Jw*

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Obituarim 

—Alyce Hodges; 

longtime area resident 

January W 

He wu a longtime meinbir of the Ocean City Yacht Club; nm> been •«» weetrifflil mgtastr for the federal government. lunches 

and was a member of the Bond dub both of Philadelphia. 

He is survived by his wife, Ruth M.; and a son Orlei 

Andrew of Philadelphia. 

Jan. 14. MartinlntheFleldChurch.ChestnutHil], Pa. Interment wao 

Bon in Philadelphia, she wai a longtime area resident and in Chilian Hills Cemetery. 

•mas toe former department bead of the Presbyterian Arrangements were by the McDvaine Funeral Home, 

Services will be private and at the convenience of the 

family. Arrangements are being handled by the Chester J. 

.Whnberg Funeral Home, 201 Asbury Av. 

jDharles 'Bud' Schaufierj 

retired investment broker 

died Jan. IS in Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Mr. Schaufler was a retired investment broker. He was a 

umbuni la Mrouima BMJ). #, On ..-HI Illi a.j W.a ». «# 

the founding partners of Schaffer, Necker & Co. in 

Philadelphia, retiring In 1980. 

AFRICA'S FAMILY DRUG STORE 

ECKE 

Ask them: 

"Whof s Nevm 

NyQui 

Leroy Woodruff, 90; 

early All-American 

Leroy T, Woodruff, 90, of 4809 Went Av,, died Jan. 11 ta toe 

linwood Convalescent Center. 

Born in Bridgeton, he was a 1915 graduate of Syracuse 

for most valuable member of the team. 

Mr. Woodruff wag a member of the All-American Football 

cepted Masons. 

He was an ensign in the U.S. Navy during World War 1 and 

WHITE RAIN 

SPRAY 

ism, 

•KMMar , 

I-APUMP 

CALCON 

FOAM BAT 

»at 

daughters, Jane Quroll of Cazenovlfl, N.Y., and Sally 

Garrison of Hlnsdale, Ill.j t four stepsona, Milton rf New was owner of local marina HIGHSCHOOL 

Petorsturg, Fla., and Kenneth Sheppard of Bridgeton; a 

step-daughter, Ruth Ann Patterson of Ocean City; add 80 

grandchildren. ' v 

Services wen Jan. 14 in the Sray Funeral Home. Carils 

. Memorial contributions may be made to the National 

Easter teal Society, MM W. Ogdcn Av., Oilcago. EL M8B. 

Florence Gauthicr, 93; 

was summer resident 

Florence H. Gauthler, 93, longtime summer resident, died 

Nov. 11 at Chestnut Hill Hospital tat Philadelphia. 

home for the past several yean. 

Surviving are two nieces. 

daudette Place, died Jan. 14 in Shore Memorial Hospital, 

aimers Point. , ^ 

Bom In London, the came to this country In 1920. She was 

.vUrlng in 197S, . / , .-•• 

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of 

Ocean City, the American Association of Retired Fs#ta 

and was the last charter member of the Ocean CityRebeKah • 

Lodge No 80. 

She la survived by two slaters, Violet E. Glfford of Cardiff 

and Ivy C. Reese of Linwood; a stepdaughter, Jeajf X. 

Heumann of Springfield, Pa.; two step-grandchildren and 

Erdenhelm, Pa. Interment was in Westminster Cemetery, 

Philadelphia. was longtime resident. 

TON) 

DEEPMACIC 

CUANSINOIOTION 

or MOISTURIZING 

LOTION 

•*••• > 

Compare to 

' ' 

Florence E. Shultz of 47 West Av. died Jan, 11 in Holy 

Redeemer Hospital, Meadowbrook, Pa. 

ten in Philadelphia, Mrs. Sbultz was a long-time resident 

here. 

Surviving are two daughters, Nelsie Schraishuhn,of 

Wyncote, Pa. and Joyce S. Stager, aad four grandchildr.en:. 

Funeral service was Monday In West Laurel Hill Cemetery 

chapel, Ma Cynwyd, Pa. Witt interment following the 

service. 

Contributions in her memory may be made to the Ocean/ 

Qty Rescue Squad. . .' 

RABIES CLINI 

Public Notice JAN. 21 m VFPm -. 

Robert Vassallo, Upper 

PUBLIC NOTICE Township dog warden,- an- 

Tilt unMnHnM hM MplM to nw 

naming Mtw for VVIMN to n n i nounces the annual rabies 

MMnf* Mn it Block MM. Lot 1 it W. clinic for dogs and cata will be 

Thli tppllufM will M MM It • Saturday, Jan. 21 In the 

DMttMi f» H MM on MMnMayi township garage on Mt. 

nMvtrv 1, 1N4 if 7i» p.m. In Nit 

Council awnem, Oty Hail, Own Pleasant Road adjacent to 

!.if,lT,P»,P,*M§ 

Residents may bring 

dogs between 1 and 4 p.m.; 

cats between 3 and 4 pjri. J 

Public Notices i 

, t o o L a t e to Classify! ' '•" '_'" ,•:•- 

w 

largest mmvflake and more 

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Ihree bean salad, 

-and-bun, plcklesl muatard'; 

rateup, • scalloped potatoes, 

wttered green peat, apple 

• W$ and vanilla sauce, milk. 

^PJatter two: Orange juice, 

spin noodle soup, *lced 

r fru!t pud- 1;Platter:.twor;,Mlne8trone fruit cup, milk. 

dllfl dlM.mflc. 

soup, peanut butter/JeUy 

MONDAY tomatoes or green beans, 

Flatter two; Grapefruit 

PlatWr three: Tossed ealad, Bandwlch, fruit cup, carrot Juice, beef noodle soup, 

Rattar 1. Pork roll on a nacaronl and cheese, bread Platter B - Junior cheeae THUB8DAT 

tomatoi cheese, meat, midralflln salad, adk, salami/cheese sandwich, hffl. potato rounds, apple nd butter, apple 019, milt baetfe, poteto chip*, BU«d Platter A • 

dressing of choice, roU and (Flatter three: Sliced . egg celery and carrot sticks, fresh magnm 

P^,«tt. pie, lettuce 

butter, fresh fruit-choice, platter, tomato, ham, cheese, tout, mitt,' .-, 

»thr2.Hota« 

nm. * potato salad, rye bread/- 

potato rounds, apple 

Platter three: Tossed salad, 

TUESDAY 

butter, fresh fruit, milk. 

iBBk, 

meat, tomato, cheese, 

•ndwlen, whipped potatoM, Platter a «'._ _ 

1 

Platter one: Cannelloni,- WOmm Wmm, 

dressing of choice, bagle and 

TUESDAY MONDAY 

buttered corn, peanut butter fact wedgu with 

tomato sauce, vegetable Platter one; Tomato soup, Mter, fresh fruit, milt Hatter 1 - Cbmt steak PJatter A -Bated ham, cookie, milk. , drMJing, flfjUMf, 

salad.peachcup,roll/butter, tunaflflh hoagie, french fries. THURSDAY 

sandwich, chicken vegetable teter tots, dinner roll, flp-Ftatter 

B - Ttatoy and- pineapptocnbevinaL 

»up, California fruit ban, ptesauce, milk. 

wlch, whipped potatoes, FBIDAY , -«#^| 

mUk. Platter B - Ham salad buttered con, peamrt batter Platter A-FiABM 

applesauce, milk. 

OTp, 

wndwlch, 

avBiybo^ tBlhs otaut the wffrecwdrtfdllnttBitatt l/.wudon'dk&ttouw^r I ^ ^ ^ ^ E " ^ 7"*? wtthiniltedbiHUr, jtUowtth 

weoOier tat noftody doe* of Montana In i|«. It to tfmv »tgtoi4 jtui note a »/»»»«. « « fruit, peaetai, mitt, 

tmythfrif about It meftsured i§ Inches in >w/W«4w, JiHLv ' Ptatb-i^JOmtnacheMf 

tti lowait tamperituri TOUto on tte wbjact rtflw, PuiHIeNaties &5.^ se The lowest temperature While on the subject of the 

!? "M^r-.IWwBttTeVer' 

recorded on Earth wag white gtuff, durtog the winter 

on Aug. 24, 1960; the place, of 1910-19H, the little 

^lasagne, garlic bread, lettuce 

Ijpre an unbelievable minus CUIf, taw 380 Inches of snow 

1M> degrees F. fell In Just one month. 

PUBLIC NOTICB 

TM nmtt I 

^ * 1*4,mit»«.or.MU 'L1I,,,..TKJ1£n.L-. •••• beans, apple crisp, 

MIDDLESCHOOL ^ ; JfJFWIrV^flriil^.iJiw, 

The largest size snowflake .-. ^---f— ^ B. 

Bridge 

Eaisabeth Rlchter and Ray Jim Connen and B1H Goldman 

BiibiBg, -Bobbie'and Ed mtt,GeorgBNorfliiiJi* 

Robinson, Bud Volk and Slmklns 121, Elisabeth 

OmrlleRedshaw, and Shirley Rlchter and Ray Blabing 

;inB John BJorkland. . MM, Johanna MlsMU and 

IMTCHPOINT —, Art Capita and Gertrode'Bodlne 

SWfw and Aaron itaon won JOB.,- 

Itorth South on Jan. 12 with For- partnerships call 

4»W-0tti« *^9 «wagi Una-si Jtowbray»MM5»•~.-\, 

twwfPig Mahaffty and Sol ' 

K*? BnWMBiW 0««t «t M0 

Mury Avwu. numiybi VMri Dy 

^puM.ii twnt -fwitar M m ; 

612B!hStr«l,0cMnCny 

THURSDAY 

^pp, 

lettuce wedge witb French 

dressing, pineapple cubu. 

from Fl 

,; ..i. Soiifh Shore's 

nth Annual Auto Ai 

1st 50 SALES QUAUFY FOR AN ENTRY INTO 

FOR A1980 HONDA CX500 ^w«* 

iteed car's ^'Double Checked' 

and especially selected for honest 

value. And they're all OFFERED 

AT AU^|N PRICIS.. And 

you pick ihffrlce you vrant to pay! 

Don't wait! First come! First 

served! 

avehundreds of $$$ at Auto 

Auction prides,'When: Friday night, 

January 20th from 6 pm to 9 pm 

plus all day Saturday, January 21 st 

frern9amtd6pm. 

on't be law! This once a year 

event attracts hundreds of barf ainwlse 

buyerl whd'put their own 

PRICE TAG ON THE CAR OF 

sevento£the 

II cars subjtct to priisf Û 

based ©n the pnees afflêllciif 

windowihield, (Vê restrveê 

right to reject bids below Book 

ESSHBflKSV JEW";. 

.price.) . ,. i • . . •'• ; f f | 

FREE REFRESHMENTS 

eld indoors in our heated J;. 

service department! Regardless ' A^> 

of the weather! '-K * f '"';>?M 

tWO DAYS ONLY | 

Fri., Jan. 20th 6 PM to 9 PM n 

SatU Jan. 21st 9 AM to 6 PM ?5 

If wtfiHto «eepi rsur bsnindt Wd. y«j re««i*B;« 17.*: p; 

jiwe!MinierUdjFSwiHt»«teh.AB»(irt^ftttf v •:*-: 

Heres How The Auction Works 

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WCOOKING CONNECTION 

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January $% 

Recipes discovered during some browsing -m- 

ByMARIBHUBER pile for me to decide which cold. • 1 (IMi.) pk«. frozen 

• Social Editor one I want to start. And my It IB the time to catch up on *" «oppefl Moceefi 

poor sewing room li a real my magazines and thumb 1 (**i.) pkg. dried beef, 

i -flit next three months an disaster with left over holiday through cookbooks and old ahredded , 

I usuiiUy the quietest of theboxii, 

papen and other recipes, or make something • 2 T, butter or margarine 

,,$\Ure ytar. Holiday shopping things I didn't know what to little different for dinner or 2 T. flour 

and entertaining la over, do with. 

dessert. .1 e, milk 

^•Ing clean-up hain't But, on the other hand, it Is Warn 

, ,rted, rushing to the beach also a great time of year. It Is variety of 

(Min home to fix dinner and either too cold to go out, or U result of some free time going Cook the broccoli by *f 

One-third c. sugar 

*jf to the Boardwalk to Mil At temperature to above fcwurii several cookbooks package directions; drain. J,",ft 

Joined the group and he would Just talked to Rod "'- 

, Uke to be remembered to his and he rtporta that his. 

friends In Ocean aty. 'TMlm" is slowly Improvinc ;

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liMt candidate files for May:City 

(continued from page 1) »nui town hasn't ''I taww to mfctanici of 

"When Uie mayor u right, 

he's right and when he's 

' irtbng, lie's wrong," Smith 

said. "But my Interest la in 

helping the people," 

The candidate said he was 

for beach preservation, 

maintaining to blue laws, 

that doesn't mean It's not 

eityji family atmosphere, running on a political ticket in ' 

progressive." 

promoting peace and; har- Bis future, ftp City'CbuicUj 

Joseph A. Mlna, a retired election and, previously, an mony in local government, elecUon Is non-partisan. ', yf 

regional director of taiunsuccessful 

mayoral race keeping the cost-of govern- 'TiecandidateBaldhedldn't 

operation and field ac- against Chester Wimbe'rg. ment down, bringing,: ac- f > p J y ; 

counting In Pennsylvania and "And r saw in him (Smith) countability to pubUcofflclals on his campaign and that his . 

Smith's campaign manager, qualities tot I believe in. and preventing over- decuon committee consisting 

said to candidate's desire to HSeTl do anything," Mlna development. ; of volunteers, will WHelp 

ordinance which would 

prohibit arcades from moving he didn't personally belleve £ 

to the Boardwalk, or Board- if that'a what to people Meanwhili, CIHiras' limited to Just supporflng 

waft zone, wanted. 

Committee lor Responsive candidates in to upcoming 

Government spokesman election,", he IBJOV ."We're 

Smith said, "I dontt believe In 

pending any morevjhan .we 

have to," W ,« 

Donald Molso told Thi Sen- toeldnf to Bentff aB tax- .However, MMM Ppine* •> 

tincl-ledger Tuesday tot to. payers and residents on any &000 to *3,00& figure^ Btewcommittee 

im't now com- tame." reaUrte. •• • « . • • 

TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACROSS 59 Courage 

1 Ears 63 Pier 

S Ranee 1 3 male 64 Freeway 

10 Residue feature 

14 Seed eover 66 Cake expert 

ISThilli'a 67 Vole* 

, siSMr 88 Recently 

16 Contused 88 Qrlt 

17 Wart! dodger 70 Lades 

19 Lancer: vor. 71 "Oaml" 

20 Kind of mine 

2j Container 

ZS.jPreneuri 

2ti Concealer 

30 Trade 

Manner 

35 Yuletlde 

37Cnsaunli 

3d Reur-de- - 

1 Gaslight 

2 USSR river 

3 Arizona river 

4 Meat cullers 

I Deplore 

6 Metric unit 

7 Comalnera 

8 First squad 

PREVIOUS 

PUZZLE SOLVED 

® ULIUUL 

auaua 

UUUUfcJU 

ammmm uuuu 

3afilabbed 

42Makelaco 

43 

IDirt 

10 Tableware 

1 28 Enclosed S3UCS 

rtsh sauce 

45.5wani) 

" *—tad 

•eaway 

5Q Marine* 

52 Sea swell 

54 Cleave 

ftiBlifress 

29 Routines 55 Platform 

31 Mongol 56 Quechuan 

32 Jubilate Indian 

11 Halm 

33 Assessor 57 UK gun 

12 Fitkws 38"— Gantry" SI Double 

13 Sunburns 40 Draws negative 

It Litest 41 Disagree 60 Buddhist 

22 Santa — 44 Pit type monastery 

24 Pension: fir, 

47 Snake 61 Continue 

26 Coleslaw 

48 Mongrel 62 Newts 

27 — Zola SI Sun pointers 65 Promise 

SPfW* 

• t .ôm ^^^m ^^^m M^M 

mMMM 

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mitted to iupporting any Smithy a Bepubllcaii, said Mlna said he wouldn't^ 

Council Incumbent or can- he 1B running as an in- be seeking a job should Smith 

didate in the upcoming dependent without en- be dieted, •• j, 

elections, although the group dorseraent from any _ Ânita J.Spiegel 

Is holding a fundraiser on 

ftffiday in order to do u, _ ,'-• . 

Molso said Tuesday he didn't Off-street parking is concern 

know of anyone announcing • 

Ms candidacy for to seats (continued bom page 1} alter this summer season, 

available In May. ' ' Molso affirmed - the 

The committee formed "We have no fenced4n lots Authority's priority to provide 

during to summer because so there's no insurance adequate parking saying: 

its members believed elected against vandalism" Corr "We've had no agresslve 

officials weren't responding warned. "The owners would acquisition of land since IWi. 

according to the group's police protection." Cofr wasn't-that apparent a 

president, Robert Miller. added he informed marinas of problem,'* 

Miller said the committee the Authority's offer but has Hie Authority Iagt purwanted 

to financially support had no response and said he chased a lot at 14th Street and 

candidates whose beliefs were wouldh't expect any until Ocean Avenue in 1979. 

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* GOttD TA5t| 

IN MEDICINES 

Everyone prefers a pleasant tasHngand pleasant smelling' medicaUon. 

For, when we are iU, we are usually more »waw of these two sensattons. 

Somehow if the presoription does taste'; smell and look good, it 

not only nel^ the body to get weU, but It dan help to ease the mind, 

give a lift to the spirit and cahn the emotions. 

Whenever a liquid medicine is released for public use and the manufacturer 

has sent us our first iupply, we make It i 

it's physical propertlaa are like before «« gut to > 

shelf In our prescription department. Nowadays it seems that almost 

everyone of them TASTEI, SMELtS, and LOOKS good. 

Yon or your doetor can phone us when you need ideUvery. We will deliver ! 

| promptly without extra charge. A peat many people rtly on us tor their I 

| health needs. We welcome requests far delivery service and charge accoun- | 

I te. | 

OCEAN399753, 

B OHgR"y R 0 RHR'Vfi Q~RgRy R" :U( R y ?."•'?. H ;•: K 0 R 

If you are wintering out of town, you can have 

The Sentinel-Ledger sent right to your door. : 

Keep up with what's happening in Ocean City 

by completing the coupon below and returning 

it to our office. IS 

Change of Address Coupon 

ir. 

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Clair Kesnlg and John Hill ta»te their oath, of office adinfnister^by 

City Clerk Mary C. Lennie at ; thfc filomeris Poiiit governftient rS|: 

organization meeting recently. Kesnig was rCelected to her Second} 

Ward council seat. HU1 is a. freshman councilman representing tlt& 

First w»a. ... • ' :' ':•"-.'••••;.•'•.. r -: ^1 

v - •' ••• '•; ",''.*';.i!:-:- "'• •''-.' • M 

Tax rate to rise^ but not all toilet; || 

payer's total tax respongbUi 

d m m d 

Mhool ratei, whleh account 

presume that revenues would coming In," Kane said. "It's 

ttcreaseby multiplying ftp hot a problem with the apamount 

of the increase by the propriatlons." 

tor the otter two*Wi, won't amount of beach tags sold last .Because state statutes onry 

be available until the eoymy year., , , aflow municipalities to an- 

'Tlere's usually a decrease ttdpate revenues for this 

to product Wei aj flit price japart budget that were ae. 

goes up," Bittoer saifL tually realized in the previQus *• 

Councpjaai* H' wciuld year, mreaiurer Don ttrt 

wai the anticipation o|lWibj discuss the proposal further explained, anticipated 

ta eollecttoi due to tteduring 

the revenue portion of revenues generated by air 

maluattonand, therefore, an the budget meetings increase in beach feVs 

mcreaii in tho reserve for BCbeduUed for Wednesday probably wouldn't be able %' 

uneollected tiiti. He rie*t - s, he inclBded for redipo^df' 

proponed ,cutttag ii Oty Administrator Joseph the municipal tax rate. '•••" "; 

JBW oneptreW tacreasg to b»said. 

VIP LIMOUSINE 

DOOR TO DOOR 

SERVICE TO 

TROPICBHRl 

•IBS 

per person 

per perion 

OCEAHCTTV 

M 7 BONUS 

Sun. thru Thurs, iffe'r 4 p.m; 

•• '•" ••••*-"•' •"-'• V-^'-JV••*(.: • •••.; 

Frl. Eve. 8, Sat. $12.50 Cash 

Prime Rib Blnnir^ 

ta Deferred :vtiueher« 

FOfl "DOOR TO DOOR" LIMO SEHVICE 

96thft 3rd 8:30 pm. 

-Anita J. Spiegel 

^to curb 

arcades ;: 

. •-• ••• . »*v 

(continued from page 1) 

Ait Mayor Jack Blttoer 

i b 

introduced so that Council' 

eouW pass it in two weeks if H 

felt the same way. Council 

can take action on Ihe 

meeting, 

OSLHEAT,,, A Family Tradition 

if •• 

ffMU H^flf 

laecausethâretoonianW 

' • U K . •••-'•' • "*"•, 

. "I difigree with hW 

s(Oldjoase) now and'^'fl' 

disagree with him if we talk," 1 

Woods said. "No one's going; 

elected legislature that I have 

teliiteflfohlm.' 1 ••>•'*- 

Although there Is no In- 

Promise 

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Music Pier auditions for 'Barnum 

The Young Entertainers nert November. 

afi lihidttlrt open atorwmi.tteiteryofP.T, 

gWiUpW 

of Bamum,i 

weekends In 

'[iVi'^!ii"3 

fort to announced brfore the «Ml a adSto to audJUonlng 

Of the njonth. dnsan. dancera anil Bntnn 

7jMiiPr5!nKr 

, qf Mute, which I was offered 

; ori the Music Pi«r rtage In . 

âswdation with] the Oceari graduate of New York I 

:'s musleal has already been unable to participate fa Vw " MJ Achnru AwpmiA * 

fanned far the Mu*k Her Sbind Of M^tbecauw of 1 M *iByiy A¥MUi | 

Farr in band concert 

; Maureen Parr, a fte bend comteto of outgphonwi 

atO«« aw rtandlng U^ MhMi 

Hg» School, performed with rousidaiu. 

fl»AlMoumJeriey Bandln Miss Farr. daagnter of Mr 

Itesorts International, enter. Selection for the AltSouth with theAttCounty Band and 

Jersey Band to by audition, wu the 1983 onUtandlng 

in m imminmm * 

Mito^ a sensation in 22 

major Saridor Timar whose name la aperlence," commented 000 

tir- 'T"-I_ ••••• •• • ' * > • 

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BRING RESULTS 

BflEAKfiAStand 

LUNCHEON 

SPECIALS 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

Open 7 Days A Week 

.OwinfJty 

complete I M M I 

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pMbted artist-teacher Pat Witt retiinte 

' ByMARKSOIFER, 

, OceanCtty 

: Public BeUtlow Director 

Pot Witt, known u the 

"South Jersey Marsh Painter," 

will be one of many 

prominent artists and crafts 

to demonstrate and 

at the Ocean City Art 

Center In January. 

: Eunice Bell, director, has 

scheduled an outstanding 

'•MM of programs ranging 

from lectures on quilts and 

lUfAeiMM to Jazi and 

^paotography workshops. 

: For Pet Witt, it will mark 

the return of a popular artist 

and friend to present a 

painting workshop on Jan. 23. 

A native of Millvffle, Pat 

waa one of the first directors 

of the Ocean City Arto Center 

and brought rest and color to 

M institution in Its early 

:day*. Proprietor of toe Ban 

;Stuaio or Art in Millvffle, her 

reputation as a serious 

&^Chta 

'fdfJnte at the studio, 

tortures frequently at 

^ d l ta 

W¥mm 

m 

the primal, ever-changing session will be from 10 a.m. to Burkhauser, director of the froni7to9p.iii;HefreshmeDtB 

marshes along the Maurice 3:30 pjn.; |20 registration. Oap6 May County Art League, will be Berred. V •• 

River net far from her hone. Pat was featured recentfy T>i Jan. 12 Barbi Bryson The Emergency 

She has created an us- In a documentary by Newpresented 

the history of quUts Managernent team asairta the 

presalve number of land- Jersey Public Television in America, and on Jan. 17 city In Ume of natural and 

scapes many of which are in which followed her throutfi a photographer Scott Griswold man-made disasters such as, 

museums and private typical day of marsh painting. lectured on tabletop studio floods, hurricane, flre.etcf All 

collections. 

The January workshop will be still nfe. 

applicants mtut be l&-years of 

Pat IJ also blessed with the indoors, of eourii, but Fut'i 

•georovw, ';# ^:.-.;,... 

ability to transmit her en- love of nature is sure to 

•—'- /; 

thusiasm for art to omen, transform the studio into a Those who wish to become The PBA movie Scheduled 

Many of her students have marsh, meadow or something Involved in thf dty'a for tonight at the Mualc pier 

become prominent painters Just as beautiful and Inemergency 

. management has been cancelled. The 

and artists. Her daughter, teresting. 

efforts nay register this program WM continue, 

Nancy, ii • widely known There will be another Saturday, notes George however, Wjtn the next 

sculptor and potter In New (Minting workshop at theMorgan, 

eordtaater, feature scheduled for the 

England. 

Center Jan, 14 featuring Volunteers are welcome to third Thursday in 

More important, she hieSusan 

Hopkins. 

visit Emergency 

generated an interest in art Programs at the Center Management headquarters. In 

among thousands of persons began MB month with a the former Ore house, 9th 

over the yean. A typical history of tapestrlea by Jude Street and Agbury Avenue 

painting class at the Bam 

Studio flndi Pat Witt 

gathering her students 

together like a mother hen 

and shushing then out-of-door 

(weather permitting) to paint 

nature first-hand. She has 

F eb. 7:30 

p.m. The tnovies are 

presented free as a public 

service by the Policemen's 

Benevolent Association.' 

Junior high band concert Tan, 28 ' ^ , ^^r ^ 

•* e , J LOWER TOWNSHP--The 'itoimentalitudenttlnmdw Unda ûaâalrfîn 

Artist Pat ym gam mtf o^ tfw:to!^^71p«^ ttifr ^ven 

changing illiirrfies, •>. >. r&£jfk$$ •*"r\&$%j : l\^2*V > l^r.Townahlp, 

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$3 Food Credit 

$1 Deferred Coupon 

Sat, 

U Quarters 

M Food Credit 

Sun, thru Thun 

•Mr t p.m. 

112 Quarteri 

Sun. thru ThlifTl^ 

befare 1 p.m. 

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Mi Sat. aAll 

Ball', 

|1 euirtirs • •< 

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Prime Rib Dinner 

Friday Night thru 

Sun. Afternoon 

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S7 Food Credit 

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8:30a.m. 2:30p.m. I 

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Wed. & Pri, * 

SiM P.M. 12130 p;M, 

t Days a Week 

ester3ays 

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Restaurant Lounge and Liquor Store 

Ha[faMlleWestof34»hSt.Bridgo 

Serving FuB Course Olnnors 7 Nighti 

Includes soup or lulce, potato, vegetable,, roll & butter, 

1 eofft#*iiidde|iertdiitour i; 

_ lun,Thurs;itof;M&iat,IW1 . 

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Any Full Gour»e Dinner ChrJored Before 4 p.m. 

TAKE HOME FULL COURSE DINNERS 

with the order of lor mere lirtplrs, -i " l -; 

we will deduct $1.00 from the price of each one , 

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f 

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Good fences 

and good 

(^neighbors 

- • -The three-block area bounded by Aldrich Road- 

* My Avenui, 8th Street-Revere Flaee is a 

*- peaceful residential enclave in the midst of a 

commercial area. For many years, the residents 

of Ooolidge and Parkridge roads have had Revere 

Place largely as their own private roadway 

iespite Revere being directly behind an auto 

tealership, service station and hot dog stand. A 

*hite picket fence behind these businesses on the 

so-called Stainton strip adjacent to Revere Place 

kept the commercial and residential neighborhoods 

separate and, apparently, content. 

The late Howard Stainton, who had developed 

the residential community, supposedly purchased 

the narrow strip in the 1940s with the express 

roviding a buffer between the commercial 

and residential sectors so that Revere 

Place would never become a major means of 

access and egress for the businesses fronting on 

Oh Street and about one block from the foot of die 

Oh Street bridge. 

f service station and hot dog stand are no longer in 

f business, bid a new corporation has plans to 

| develop most of the property, utilizing two 

I existing buildings, as a service station and a 

plus of the General Sullivan Corp. indicate a 

i much needed improvement for the existing 

I commercial area which currently presents a 

I somewhat seedy appearance to motorists en- 

I tering town via toe Howard S. Stainton Memorial 

I Causeway. The commercial area,has also suf- 

I fered from inadequate drainage or flooding over 

| me years. 

£ However, while the developer's intentions show 

1 a refurbished commercial plan, they also call for 

I a rear entrance-exit on Revere Race across the 

I Stainton strip, which the developer apparently 

I purchased from Stainton's estate. 

I famous line from the Robert Frost poem, and the 

i poet must have had a situation like this in mind 

: when he Denned those words even though his 

i 'poem4eals,with a wide-open.country landscape, 

F^geiFwo, SectionTwo 

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Oanuary P 

•^sfi- , 

State should beeven tougher on drunk drivers 

ByStateSenator fatalities for the year fell to 

JAMESR.HUHLRV me lowest point We 1962, 

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ST. JAMES AME 

7th St. and Haven Av. 


R B k 

paitor 

AsmtfyofGod 


OF GOD 

flMHewM. 

Uowood 

-r Bev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUHDAY" 

Id ajn.- 

7 pjn. 

ABUNDANT LIFE 


215 Shore Rd. 

(Plow 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Andrew Surtce, pistor 

SJHDAY 

U a jn. - Worship service 

7 pjn. - Evening service 

THURSDAY 

7 pm • MHmk service. 

WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn.. Prayer service. 

CALfAR¥ INDEPENDENT 

Sonwra Point 

Dan Oorbett, pastor 

SUNDAY I 

9:45 aim. Sunday school 

. 11 ajn. - Morning worship 

6 pjn. • Family stndy hour 

7 pjn- • Evening service 

SUNDAY 

9:30 LD. 

9:J0 ajn. • Sunday school * 

• SUNDAY U «JB. • Bto^ g worship •MWOODr 

MASSES 8 ajn, • Holy Eucharist 7:30 pjiL-Evodng 

^ ION. Shore Road 11 aja, - Mornina servlc* , 

Marmora 7:30 pjn. • Evening worehh*^ ' 

Saturday • 6:30 pjn. 10 a Jn. • Choral Eucharist, 

Sunday-8,9:30 and 11 ajn., Sunday school 

WEDNESDAY ***. J. D, Overcash, pastor -_ 

6:30 pjn. 

TjJOpjft • Prayer service —^.-.^——-r.-^ Qg^JS^ «|IB0W!t^ 

and bible stady SUNDAY _. PRESBYTERIAN 

— v m.^ WWMi_aB-1Mjl_^j,-,i_L «i. • J^J aand Central Av 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

tottHHihttAv.tadîl .B^^T 

"»>•• 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 1984 

"TURNING TO GOD f> 

Tl»R*V.Dl»idlLrlKll,Pruct««| 

n r inp 10:X Sorvlc^broMcMton WIBG-AM is») 

Sorners Point Shore Bd. and Central Av. 

R«r.wl1lto^p(itor ^fifiUra^,*.. 

SUNDAY P«^ 3 "^ 

iandl0iiiun..PWai ^ m A y-*~ 

«n«pnliMM) IjISu^- 

__^_ sarlce 

SUNDAY 

10 ajn. • Sunday school - • 

11 LD, -Morning worahip • 

7 pjn. - Evening service 

Qjakr 

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY 

OF FRIENDS 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 6:45 " Evenrng worship 

OF JESUS LJ)A '••"""; _•!—^—:-*- : 

SUNDAY DNrTED METHODIST OF 

U im • UHB tafte UHSCRV FIRST DAY 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore Kwneay Blvd. and Park Rd. (Sunday) 

Shore Rd., SeaviDe 

Rd.,SeavflIe. (Justlnride me K efforts may register on emergency management 

Bill 

bandages from 

sales tax - 

headquarters in the former 

fire house, 9th Street and 

Asbury Avenue from 7 to 9 

Refreshments wffl be 

served. 

The emergency 

management team assists the 

,j to 

bandages and 

, hurricane, flre, etc. AU 

0when used for health care a PPl 1 cantBinustbei8orover. 

purposes, from the state salea 

CLASSIFIED AD 

tax passed the New Jersey 

General Assembly hit 3RINOS. RESULTS 

Friday, notes Assembl 

Joseph W. CMnnld ( 

Cumberland), sponsor of 

meaaun, A-4075. 

"When the legislature 

passed a bill early last year to 

Increase the sales tai 

exemptions to include perak 

aonal health care Items, it was 

^the Intent of the the 

legislature that items Mich as 

nonâdhesive bandages be 

Included," Chlnnlci explained, 

"thellstof exempted, 

items developed by the state 

diviaion of taxation, however, 

foiled to include such ltema-..This 

bill restores the 

legislative Intent of the bin 

^passed during tne marathon 

•session on Dec. 30, 1M2," 

Oilnnlcl said. 

'IThe man who'has not 

Indued to say "No" wiU 

be'< a weak if not a 

wretched man a§ long as 

he-lives .." 

r A, Maclaren 

jt's seldom easy to 

make—a~ decision- Some 

araêasfer to make than 

otflers, but almost all Invqjve^,'pleaslno 

someone 

le' disappointing some- 

.... else. Too often/ tha 

orfc displeased Is ourself. 

ftfVe all 'want to be a 

'good rellow': and pleise 

' 'on^.vylth our.wllllnB 

ntss to help wherever we 

can. .But, We must all 

dfvelop tne strength and 

lift ability-to say "No" 

' that answer >is best 

\oWr( peseta mind., 

re are, qualified loan . 

your, questions about 

PsecVlfy, VeterBn» 

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5 obligation/'Phone-.uvtH 1 

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If It's 9till good, '•RBPAIRIT 1 ' 

We repair most ma|or brand? ol 

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mm 

Offer fleofl now Him 

March 31,1984 

NONE 

3130 Ad 

« Oau, 

399-4398 

This year, 

put more in your own 

pocket, less in Uncle Sam' 

You still have time to give 

yourself a $2000 tax deduction for 198a 

Just open an Individual Retirement 

Account before you file your income 

tax return 

Even if you're already covered 

by a retirement plan, you can invest 

up lo $2,000 of your 1983 wages.' Up , 

•, to $4,000 if you and your spouse 

both work. And a total of $2,250 In 

separate aqcounts if your spouse 

isn't employed 

- Your investment Is.tatffree. until 

you retire 

, a So is the interest And it's sizeable! 

You have a choice of a fixed or 

floating rate and either way, you'll 

10 • 

find the rate is highly competitive , 

The rates change every week, Just as 

they do for savings certificates But 

unlike savings certificates, you can 

deposit any amount into your 

account at any time. 

That flexibility makes your IRA 

account an investment your budget's 

going to be comfortable with for a 

long, long time! And it's insured up 

to $100,000 by the FSLIC 

So before you pay your taxes 

this year, pay yourself. Visit an 

IRA Specialist at Cape May County 

Savings and Loan today, and open 

an IRA Account. It's deductible! 

We're In the famines* of making your money make,money. 

Chartoite 8"Qroom» 

225 N Mam St 

Cape May Court Houso 

46S5600 -> 

HwoURoop 

2t?Jackspn6t> 

-Can* May 884-0900 

cape May county savings & Loan 

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TheBiUoivs 

PublUhedtry the students of Ocean aty High School 

Watch out Annapolis 

By CATHY ADAMS 

Snt and foremast; however, one's 

Wlflkm Bghei has « board of tar 

Hehouse, 

b d d b y B 

Interview 

Db 

eat* 

In addition, to men win nod fln 

successful future, choose to retire or cootmne. 

and Princeton University. 

««be notified until ApriL Dae to Ut am, been BflniBahd," said Bond. 

Dennis Jooes to tte third young """• 

After Dually two yean of waiting in 

crowded trailers, drafty hallt and 

narrow corridors, nlmfcrikta are getting 

their new addltJdo. Bis since the votes * 

students and teachersalike btvew? 

Udpated the arrival of the new roams 

and facilities eagerly. ; ' 

Those who had cxn«KilcJ the miiWfcM to 

he ifciMii all at once received a Itttte 

• •.......,,l.il...^.l • '^nliiiff iiir 

aH-at-once opening, tbe addition has 

Afleen Young said, "The best is yet to 

come!" And ao it was. 

Shortly after, in tbe last weeks of 

EMdjon College m North Carolina, Dtuing tbe lart weeks of December, all 

HoJy Ooss. and Boston College. a**rimrrt*mnwmi*tomt«\\mifa 

^Sen-Frank Lmtenberg may also adenceclagsq trere teaipotifly homed 

sunmwswoSdbe spent «- standing SAT score of VOO. Besides 

fleer on a strip; • flight training an*; 

editorial 

Ocean aty. 

WbOeantl 

the «*—i^ fran 

Now that the new addition to Ocean City ffigh 

School is neariy finished, we, the students of OCHS, 

owe Joe Nhnmera vote of thanks and deep graUtude. 

Pfimmer is the project coordinator fur our new 

building, andheandhisstaffhave worked many long 

hours to make the new school a pleasurable place to 

be and to learn in. 

Ntmmer has kept a low profile around tin school, 

mdfewpeoplerecognizehim. He is a large man with 

glasses andcurly dark hair, a very kind manner and 

an energetic lifestyle. 

Be is almost never in bis office on tte first floor. j 

Instead, he is out and around tte building, mgjrag 

sure that our new building is being bufltproperly. He 

has always answered questions from students 

politely and informatively. 

-• So the next time you see Mr. Joe Nimmer in tte 

hall, say,'Thank You" or at least smile, because he 

is the man responsible for building us our new, 

comfortable, uncrowded school. 

College money available 

BfALMNkAMENm The third now la from A§ Mod 

___^ . . : . , ' . foTtrnBiiBt. nil includes too 

Oêgeajyoormind? Then surely the programs. 

^WiBf Of tt k Th Pt1 t I h 

major expeose. However, with tbe 

variety of flnandal »W programs 

Tbeirarefoornjajor types of financial 

rfd. • " '•.-. • 

Schotanfatp and yanbi—these do not 

hwytoberepidd —and loans or workstody 

f^flr^Hfi 1 ' • 

Witt tte wwfcstody program, the 

indent is employed br Ae inftitutian 

The nthw i« 

The nominees are respected by (bah- AD the people connected with thb •' i!li ^ j ^ 

of them and they are three of the hardest following is a chronology of H»e events 

(Wrting stndentainOCHS.il is a terrific from tbe begfaning to the end of mfa 

Commentary 

ByAMVFlSSEL 

There seems to be some controversy 

am whether the cheerleader! shouM go 

ll 

games. TWs subject has been argued mr 

Bie last few years, sad it's about tee 

someone speaks up and gives some facts 

about tbe presence of toe cheerleaders at 

the away games. 

What paw the cheerleaders attend 

The money far than Is provided by an student Wmseh" takes out the loan and is unnoticed, but rather enhance it U 

mostly mcludes inf 

ilb .innewjeraey.aiaisumuMto New Jersey, aid is limited to ^_ j_- ; ; „_ „»_ ^-r-, o--^, — 

atodenbi who h plan l to attend M M — automatically applieshtaTfor coueM* forthe^rschooIcounteTpart. 

only In New Jmey. . , federal and state financial aid. cost and coovwiience, the st 

' ' .r i ,•,':',' • s '''': 

trads and ordering materials for me 

new addition. 

steps and the mate entrance began. Jhe 

wort went slowly because tbe decorative 

stan around tbe top of Ae tnOding was 

to be saved. , ,• 

-NOT.30:DeiiKditiana»mmedwim 

saddened by tbe demoBflon of to oU 

-Dec. 4: The workna worked all 

day on a Satnrday to remove the final 

remains of the towers. 

— Dec. 15: The remainmg r^j^g to 

s j & . * ; C ' - ; •• •••'•• • •; •• • 

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t PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL.LEDGEK, OCEAN CITY. N.j,: Thursday, January 19, 1984'S: 

Losing streak is ended ^ . 

Court victories in Linwood no longer' verboteri 

tf*rn/iri UNWOOD _ In T» flunk, Dscmbff it!,*,,, Oiriirtmas. B.M.. Raider ««*„„.. fortunes cH4 jua from the u.iu.iii foul line, added ,J.J to ,_ , happen over , here," „ com- J, _ . . . C^J 

way. "They've had their defenses and, 

1975, when Ocean City last that seaaon were In the hands five rebounds, two steals and mented Coach .Jack Boyd, 

once 

some good teams during those by using a „ 

defeated Mainland In thiof 

players like BUI Fisher, four assists, u Ocean City who might have been seasons, including a state offense somewhat like the 

Mustang gym here, the main Mike Sannlno and Buddy defeated the Mustangs, 65-45, remembering the triple championship team, and reknownedV|FV*r Corners" 

thing on the mind Of Dennis TlicnDpson. to end an eight -game losingovertone 

loes In the 1980 state they've got a good one this that forced Mainland to loosen 

Jones was getting used to the But Tuesday night Jones streak In that building. - tournament or a couple other year. But we've had some their zone. TTiat opened the 

new bicycle he got forscored 

20 points, including 12 "Something always seemed games that could have gone good teams, too," , door to short jumpers and 

. 1 • ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Bob Lie. 

41 . 1-0 4 i 

2 Boyd's point can be em- back-door layups. 

RAIDERS 

11 11 I 11 as Jeff Atkinson 91 21 3 0 

a phasized by looking at a list "We just started working on 

MOSTANGS 

12 14 10 f 41 Frank Naumann 4-1 00 1 0 s 2 feat includes Eddie Paone, that offense," Boyd said, 

S fgalB ifa-if 

Steve Klnsey 0-0 00 0 0 0 0 Randy Julian, Bob "and I thought they did a good 

Chris Beckler 3-0 10 

OCEAN CITY in) 

4 0 1 0 

Al Class 

10-7 3-2 

Homer Baker 13 4 64 17 I 0 16 

J 1 o 

Warrington, Chris Gayle, job with It. You can't use it 

1« 

Joe Jonei 

12 } 3 0 0 4 

Sill ReMly 

20 00 0 2 00 

Chris Rackley and Matt 

0 

unless the other team is 

t Gene Watts 13 8 91 10 0 1 11 

Bill DeLorenzo 00 0-0 

0 0 

0 

Watts, now gup, and other coming after you and it help) 

'' Dennis Jones 7-4 14-12 j 2 4 M 

Rich Demaree 0-0 00 

1 0 0 0 talented players, never left if you're ahead. But there are 

Steve Sacee 0-0 00 

Bob Straub 

2-1 SI 4 3 3 4 

1 

_0 _0 _0 

the Mainland gym a winner. many more thugs we can do 

David Miller 00 00 0 0 1 0 

51-20 

Alan Witts 1-0 21 2 0 0 1 

2J 13 And Homer Baker, certainly 

4J 

from Oat offense, 

one of On school's finest 

Peti Logue 00 00 0 0 0 0 Turnovers- Ocean City - 18, Mainland • 10. 

players ever, had just this me 

Frifz Ftrrall 00 00 0 0 0 0 Offanslvi Rebounds: Raiders • 12, Mustangs • f. 

Rick Sehebal 11 00 1 0 0 2 Blocked Shots: S, Watts (3), A, Watts, Lee, Beckler, last dunce to taste victory in 

linwood. 

Glass. 

45-22 34-21 41 

6$ Team Rebounds: Ocean City • 9, Mainland • 7. 

During that same eight- 

MAINLAND (4-5) 

' Perjonal Fools: Raiders • 13, Mustangs • 27. 

year stretch, the Raiders iron 

Jofih Albertson 7J 31 

1 Fouled Out! Naumann. 

two of the three games flayed 

E0 Tlmm 

19-7 41 

1J Official*: Brian Collins and Lou Qsfrander, 

in Ocean Oty. It should be 

pointed out Oat eight of the 11 

games played were at 

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The game wasn't really 

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when the Balden rolled off 10 

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lead. Baker scored off a Gene 

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Another thing you hare to 

do in that offense is make free Settlor Dennis Jones 

throws and, while the Mam 20 points. 

didn't impress anybody with 

their overall 62 percent 

period, cutting the OC lead to points by Darren Moses and 

shooting from the Hoe, theeight 

points, Mainland 11 each by Dave Farina and ••: 

right man was at the stripe 14 itemed ready to mate a run, Leon Brown,,, ''* 

limes. 

by 12 before four points in the 

Dennis Jones came Into the 

final 19 seconds of the third 

game shooting 53 percent 

period by Al Glass reduced 

from the line. As the point 

the margin to 44-36. 

guard, and a good penetrating 

guard besides, he draw quite a 

Two more Dennis Jones 

few fouls. And he had been free throws started the final 

letting many scoring period scoring and set the 

portunities get away. Not stage for the lOpoint sprint 

time. 

flat put the contest out of 

reach. 

"I tried to use my legs more 

when I shot the ball," Jones 

In addition to Jones' work, 

said after the game, "and it 

Baker had 17 rebounds and II 

seemed to give me a softer 

points with Watts scoring 18 

touch." 

points, pulling 10 rebounds 

and blocking three shots. 

He made his first six free 

brows to help the Raiders 

Mainland coach Dennis 

open a 33-22 lead In the closing 

Foreman got 16 points out of 

minutes of the first half. 

Ota, a 6' 3" sophomore 

Mainland cut the halftone cousin to St. John's freshman 

lead to 36-26 on a buzzer- WllUe Glass, woo didn't play 

beater by Jeff Atkinson. at all in the first period1. 

He 

mate seven of 10 shots, many 

When junior guard Ed 

from distance, and grabbed 

11mm scored to start the third 

five rebounds. Timm, a 

Mustang starter for the 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. second straight year, scored 

-INC.- 

15 points. 

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BRYANT FORCED AIR season, after Tuesday night 

HEATING 

these Raiders can point to 


something they accomplished 

that the seven teams that 

Dial: 3192128 went before them could not, 

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Last Friday they dodged flbullet 

by edging Bridgeton in ' 

overtime, 88-84. Jesse Bishop 

scored four In the extra period 

to spark the win. Brown - 

scored 17, Bishop 16, Farina' • 

13 and Alan Watts U.., J >: 

Ocean City needs one win in ' 

to next four games (Cum- -; 

berland, Atlantic City, 

Vineland, Bgg Harbor*' 

Township) to officially qualify > > 

for fee Group Three tout--'nament... 

j ; 

. Baker has played in a' • 

record 82 straight games for 

Ocean City. Prior mark was ' 

- 68 by Mike WolieJd. Romer ' 

has played in 90 total varsity 

games at OCHS, shattering I 

be old record of 77 held Ay* 

Chris Rackley. He wll] play in ( 

Us 100th game, barring injury 

or illness, on Feb. 21 against 

Cumberland at home... "• "• 

Gene Watte leads the team 

in rebounds (90), steals (37), • 

blocked shots (15) and scoring 

(18.8),,, • w 

Baker leads to shooflng with 

Dennis Jones has the moat 

assists (82).., 

Bob Straub leads from the 

foul line with 70 percent... ' 

Baker's 17 rebounds against 

Mainland is a season*! Ugh 

fttJBHR RmJCS; Homer for the team... 

Baker now hat 1,181 career Jeff Cupe's 26 points for 

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1/ Of dehydration and dunking 

Back in August, •( part of a feature In People Magazine 

about anorexia nervosa and related illnesses, former Ocean 

aty High School athlete Joe Monteleone was quoted , 

Now a sophomore at Western Maryland College, Monteleone 

talked about Iww he prepares for a wrestling match. 

to tht Sunday before a Wednesday match, Joe eiplalned, he 

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half an hour of puflh-upa in the shower room with tbe taps on 

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Following the match he'd gorge on iteak or junk food, and 

await the Inevitable diarrhea. "If I didn't get It," he admits, 

'Tdbeupsetbecausethenrdhavemorewslghttolose." 

Sounds pretty gruesome, doesn't it? After all, shouldn't the 

health of each individual athlete be mere Important than 

"mating the weight." 

Yea, says Ocean Qty High School coach BID Nkklea, who 

went on to explain the precautions taken oo the high school 

level. 

"At the beginning of the season, each wrestler is examined 

by a doctor to determine his proper weight," Nlckles said. 

"Thedoctor will only allow between Sand 10 percent weight 

Ion during a season. In fact, high Khool rules Include the 

addition of a pound at each weight class at two different points 

of the season." 

"High school wrestlers are Jut part of the educational 

system. They have certain responsibilities concerning weight 

control, true, tat one of them It to eat (properly and, If 

necessary, diet properly." 

"Unlike colleges, we don't recruit and we don't have our 

athletes competing under scholarship pressures, to keep their 

financial alt" 

In Ocean City...Cable Channel 4 

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Ask Mrs. Harriet Phillips, of Corbin City 

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every oil company in the phone book, Broadloy'a 

called back and said they would help me after 

they took care of all their regular iCustomers. On 

Christmas Day, they filled my oil tank. And from 

-now on, Broadlty's is my fuel company!" 

All of this is good news to anyone who to related to a wreatler 

or Just concerned about one. Of course, these athletes can't be 

supervised every minute and might do something harmful just 

trying to provide one victory, 

In that same People article, Dr. Charles Upton, exercise 

physiologist at the University of Iowa, pouted out that 

"drinking fluids after the weigh-in does not help as much as 

many believe. You can't get rehydrated instantly. 

"Competing In any strenuous sport while dehydrated," Dr. 

Upton explained, "stresses the heart, decreases blood flow to 

the kidneys and otter organs, and risks heat-related disorders." 

_ J 

Dr. James Peterson, sports medicine consultant to the VS. 

Wrestling Federation, adds, "Ifyou'reloslnginorethantwoor 

three pounds a week, the body starts cannibalizing muscle 

mass., not just fat cells." 

OcAn City should feel relieved mat Niekles and his staff 

reallre the harmful effects of Improper weight loss during 

wrestling season. But each individual athlete, In other sports 

as well, should be aware of the harm mat can be done by 

radical weight loss. 

Here's another thought concerning safety and the high 

school athlete. . 

Hie basketball rules require "atechnical foul be assessed 

against every player who dunks durlngwarnwipa bcforaro* 

game. Naturally, since only the game officials can call these 

fouls, most teams go ahead and dunk until the officials show 

up at courtslde. ' n? 

But the rules clearly state that the National Federation Of 

State High School Athletics Associations expects coaches and 

school administrators to help enforce this rule by requiring 

their players to follow It at all times. ' 

Playera are still being Injured by trying spectacular dunks A 

during wann-ups and games are still b«^ stayed by brokefl 

rims. *" ^ ..'* 

Two rules are being considered that would effect tfauL One 

would be a return to the elimination of the dunk altogether, 

which would be a shame since It Is a beautiful play when 

executed properly during a game. - ~ 

"Hie other rule would require the game officials to appear on 

(he sideline as soon as the first team emerges to warm up,,. 

Sometimes dunking In warnnips looks spectacular^ 

depending on the athlete, but so many players are capable' 

these days that it loses its value. What really Is exdung'is ait 

slam dunk during game action but — If controls aren't 

tightened on the warm-up dunks — they may disappear from 

the games once again. 

Wrestlers are turning out 

impressive stats 

ByMIKEBEKGEN pounder alao rank* at the top 

of the Raider roster with 61 

With the wrestling season individual points, 

barely a third of the way 

completed, several Red Another senior, Dave 

Raider grapplere are posting Bedding, also leads the team 

US numbers in the Individual In three categories. Redding, 

statistics register. M, leads the team with a 

„_! « J. ,. takedowns, IO,eseip§s and 8 wresmni 

Kevin Clarke boasts the pins. Redding also ranks third maW 

team with nine reversals 

addition to 11 

neariails On the e 

Wardls five wins and 

losses with all victories by 

pins. Ward also ranks second 

ta i polnta with- 89. 

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Dave Redding 13 

John Gunnels 10 

Trip Snyder 9 

Bob Macom 10 

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John Smiek 3 

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payment, FHA Financing. 

Call Don at 

822-3170 

JALB AT fCOTT'S «TOHAOB - HI 

or», cfmt of amn, mo,, 

•#» and othtra frUtv «i 

PAPBRBACK BOOKS - HaH prlca 

M M and frada*. M parcant off now 

baitaallan. tha Wokatarla Xwt, lint • 

Aabury, o C Call MWi. Jan. * ftb. 

noun W« nut wios. 1-144 

ALUMINUM SCMBNS.- an) atami 

4aaBaa#flrâaiai tf^^bî^B^^^Âa^Bi Ak^kJ _ _ „ . --* - — 

•••jiwwai Fmmp «no mw vw 

hataNa«. Miami somara Co. JM Now 

W, Routa *, sowara Point. Dial tom 

ft 

ANNA'S HANDWORK OUlLtT- you 

niaK* It, wa MI it on eonsMnhHnt. w* 

nav* eandlaa, cuarattai,- Mda* 

MlhoMO funntiir* and taminas. Wt 

mw hav* ntarlna *U battarm. 44) 

AMaryAv.calHaMMS. tf 

f lotrr FOOT om.1 — caw, HH cm- 

WlnoaWW CtlliW^B. f tf 

HIOHBST PRICES PAID — for fondfnadt 

Alantal rugt. AHO aalta. trad, 

aBprabul*. Ooaan City OalMrlM.'MaM 

FMnoara, 11m and loantwlk. OP« by 

M ' or . j 

LIVIIIO ROOM «T - 1 

nutflilno dwir. hawdt. WnugtitMn 

trmm, walnut Mm, foam oMiKKa. 

Four mitchlno chln tablai. SM» for 

CllMMMS Cill SarMrrpjn. Mt 

DININO ROOM SET - Duoetn pHy*: 

antiqu* Uu* WHI, aiin., bufM, t»Mo 

SUB H-fMPBH SOFA •oraan, 

good oondtnon: SM& Oat (ton 

apt. ixn, awMrtOH, two. Call JW-POJ 

mrniva. 14* 

OANAOBSALB—iMiaalBUINniaBM 

(MMnai Vary rmanaMa. Ml, Jan. Jl, 

ftottaJn4BAN«itlcAn,Mfloor.1 

NO Wax Vlfiyll, Rtt'd S> Commi 

a WH* «• NaaH __t 

927-0232 4B 

DEMOLITION 

SALE 

4201 Central Av«. 

AU nous* conttrt* tor sM 

and other. v f ^ 

Sat.. Jan. 21 

' «.m. to 2 p.m. 

Qus. Opportunities 

OCBAN CITY BOARDWALK — ratall 

apatM av»li*BH In mlnl-mMi. 19th and 

aoantwalk For Mo, SfMIS or Mf 

lin-torrynofoiidwlntiiatar. J» 

R.E. For Sale 

BtTAUTIr*UL COLONIAL 

STYLE HOME 

Tnrw Mrou.. Wi batln, llrtpl. and 

dm Niwl/ dKor.lM. on* BlocK M 

MKh * Mwtk. L.roe lot, plenty 

parting. MuttteiMiil 

WAS »15T,1W) NOW II1MM 

Call awoarat MM1M ar 

H 

BEACHFRONT DUPLEX 

4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

elec. heat on each floor, 

$435,000 or first floor 


R.E. ForSil* ; 

CAPE COD WITH BAY 

VIEWS FROM SUN- 

DECK, J bedrooms, " 

baths, modern Kitchen, 

may be bought as coo- . „,.. 

domlnlum for S2I0/ODO, *1W,500 frtoi adjacent *xand 

second floor for tra lot for«45JXM. 

r " f .'• 

COZY BUNGALOW^lW SPflTtESS Sllf&U 

GARDENS ClWno'.fWm, FAMILY Near 

dlnlno area, kitchen, School,''beach t, 

sunroom, .2 .bedrooms (hvalk With 4 £fc 

plus dormitofy, • m batht, Jaros living nwm, 

dining rmm, 

bnukfatf 

Beacttblock duplex" with' 

beautifvl ocean * I * ! 

br..'3M, bath uppeT^t 

features'«a* 'neat, and 

tremendous'wrap aroiirrdready 

to go. Detached earaoe, 

off-street parking, and duplex zoned, 2 ,br.V? ? 

three br. unit has gasbath 

Garden* «wjc»V: 

tiAv heat & fireplace. A conies complete^ Jwit/ 

great buy rt 9130,000? duplex .conversion s*Sa.. 

Huge 44* x, 117' lot,«|arg* 

rear yard, (*nd,,or»e-car 

detached garage. 4«*t 

professionally-. 

Just reduced to tMsttl 

Save 

$10,258.73!* 

That'smoneyyoucansavcby 

v adrantaôftheqie^prr>CQnstnjcUon 

h Occari (Sty's moat prestlgloua^nd complete;risbit' p; ^tW^^f 

^tWr^^ 

&i\ 

community Ocean Reef. Rescue ypUrcustotrite«J10wnhoustnow-andwe' 

a^ |j.|_ ui * it»_ _*JS^_ ^>^,.. »¥*m.*_av a4*oM iffkaatatt^MCfa j • A.t».U. L^li 

use your townhouse aa an investment jirqperty. yOu'U (Ind tto'ottier; 

front cominunlty offers you aa Jnuch for asiittlr. l ) re-con3tructk«» 

I 

5' I'

I 

»«ffi% 

PAGE U - SECTION TWO THE SENTINfiL-tEDGErt. OCEAN CITY^NJ. 

R.E. For Sale . For Sale 

MIAN COUHTJ1.PT. -] NdneiM, 1 BtAG CONOO - 

*w»ythfuwaiy.e,iiitt«i. 

Si From 

$179,900""hj 

Before You Leave The Island 

You Mutt lee 

¥ VILLA MARINA 

'YOUR VILLA ON THilAY" 

Wed., J»r,, Sit., Sun, 12-5 

ofh « Bay Ocean city • Model m-in-96«0 

MONl'rlAN 

R_EAIT\CI 

Soutfjend Duplex priced to 

sell al $188,900. Three 

bdrma., 2 baths eadb floor. 


wall to wall carpet In- 

•taJJed, Move in condition. 

Must see. 

Anbury Ave. duplex for 

under 9100,080. Main house 

has 3 Bdrni,, 1 bath and 

gas beat, rear apt. has 2 

Mrmi,, 1 bath. Great 

location. Only 150' to 

teacb. Listed for $99,900. 

For only *9»,soo you en 

own this cute Cape Cod 

Bono only a few step* to 

the beach. It Is fully 

healed, fau ttom iris. 

dbw»,2bdrmg., ibathand 

espandable attic. Terrific 

location. Only $99,500 tan. 

Cbrner duplex at 55th St. 

Tbree bdrms., first floor 

pit and • S bdrm. second 

floor unit. Fully furnished 

and heated, lint floor 

rented yearly, one car 

range. Owner has purchased 

another borne and 

is anxious tor a quick sale. 

Asking 1145,000, make 


Beachfront duplex, large 

comer property, 2 UBJS 

each irtfli 4 bdrms., a tile 

baths, an appliances, fully 

nmiisbed. Excellent rental 

history and it's immaculate. 

Asking M«5,000. 

New to floor condo, ne«r 

beicb ud tennis, 3 bdrm- 

•., central A/C, flrralwe. 


south end beach. tt»e 

bdnns., I tile baths, fully 

turn, and heated, 2 car j 

garage, large porches 

front and rear. Aattu 

«0,000. ^ ^ 

Lagoonfront contemporary. 

Ttiree large 

bdrms, each unit with 

balooay overkfoking tbe 

lagoon and lntracoasUl 

waterway, firepliee. 

vaulted ceilings, bardwood 

Soon and more. Asking 

WP,0W. ^ ^ 

Terrific lBveatraent op- 

PBftoltF, npgi bdnng., 

H* bail iUbyw Am 

duplex. (12,500 h 1983 

Itua. MUM' lot, one 

Meet to bead. Asking 

Mi,§00, well Wow 

wplaeeiiieit coil, 

Just completed and ready 

far occupancy. TOree large 

bdrms., 2 full baths, 

fireplaois, A/0, 


ekylights, Andersen 

thermopane windows, 


FVench doors to private 

balcony. Must seel 

Just reduced. Corner 

duplex with ocean view. 

This immaculate property 

fa only 7 yean old and has 

S bedrooms, 2 tile baths, 

living room, dining area 

kitchen with dishwasher 

and disposal and covered 

porches in each unit. Then 

is also a laundry room with 

washer and dryer and a 

beach shower on tbe first 

floor. New price $308,000. 

U]ioUit3 

three lots 40xlls' each 

(120x115 total). Asking 

•60,000 each. 

••'••'•'n (Molun ••movUn- 

(Haitian. Two 1 MdrMfli «M flir 

MNl, MlM apM, IMti MtaMI 

,nlM Mffl Nrapiapf, Mwiiii tnt 

c.rp«ine ihrooohout. WMim tM 

drytft. EMIIIMH Income , l o.in i 

MUiia. MUiia "A mtat m ffor 

the In- 

VBtBfl" l" , 

JUSTLISTW 

Four BMnanil, t UHll, IMatM, 

CD. Co* aiW m'tom tltyi 

•Dirtmtnti Mr MM NntM, c.r- 

MM «M NlMl tilt b»tlu, OM, two 

arid tknt MsYMm unlli wllti oc.n 

vlfwiM'lBit a M «t«p» to Mich 

and tMrdFin,' Ejc.iwnt intami, 

a«MIMtMMHI«. . 

;rHfto^^(«#Wt|ri''hAth|i 

spectacular contemporary 

^ft:Siftf#;veig»reif#(fjt: 

^cJoiîilvjBlSfrsrirnT 

pdlhlflsl^nj^t^^ 

li 

RE. FprSale 

SURPRISE PACKAGE 

Duplex — t bedrooms, VA 

baths each floor. Lots of extras 

Including dishwasher, 

garbage disposal, washer 

and dryer hook-up, near 

everything location, and 

most Importantly, property 

IS In excellent condition, 

priced under the market at 

»9«0 

6ABDEM8TATE REALTY 

399-3038 

HM101 

.eAROlNS H0M1I Don't 

miss seeing this lovely 4 

bedroom, tw bath home 

with bay view featuring 

a center hall, spacious 

living room, formal 

dining room, kitchen and 

breakfast area 

overieeklng large tun 

deck, 18' x aa* paneled 

family room with field, 

stone fireplace, oversliett 

garage, utility room and 

attle. A beautiful family 

home on a professionally 

landscaped. W x too' 10, 

Aslung iWMOO 

JOHHSOH REALTORS 

111 WESLEY AVE. 

389-5010 

DORIS FORW 

UM REALTOR 

M0BattainM.3g«4MM 

BANCHEH 

Three bedrooms» & 

bathroom. Disappearing 

stairway to storage area + 

ample overhead storage' 

c'loMts In hall & bedrooms. 

Oversized one car oarage 

with cedar closet. 

. Washer, dryer, freezer, 

electric range, dishwasher 

& disposal included. 

GOOD CONDITION 

Lot 50x100' 

i«,S00 unfurnished 

B, JUJJN aTlUTCH JR. 

AORKCY, IMC. 

SALES • REHTALS 

- 6UEST HOUSE - 

Twelve bdrms,, 4 baths, 

2 powder rooms,. center 

'city close to beach and 

bdwk. call for Inspection 

Only SltfjOM, , .... 

'" **a"IKifjf-A*"" •'•• 

sun porch, LR, BrirMt.i 

ofli: rm,, 4 bdrms,, bath. 

Hot wafer BB heat, 

mm 

- IUJLiWAMLV - 

One BR apt, (heated), one 

3 PR apt., one 3 BR apt, 

(Mated), Also can be wed 

as a apn. and 6 guest 

ims. Center elty. clow 

to beach. Only $99,900. 

Some owner financing to 

qualified buyer, 

•- tie OMM An, 

* IB1-B42S 

w^^mm.^J-^t'i&/M^^SS^ : 

R.E.ForSale Ywrly Rental! 

BEDROOM, ivt tom rawwr, UNFURNItHCO 

tow ffiaManffifa, in Mat, mart urga 

M, farMfli trm, A«K)no 11 Ifm. Short 

wn apt. 

FMIty, RHitor. tit Bay in can tm. 

Lots For Sale 

LOT FOR RCHT — 1M BIOCK H**«n 

Av*. ZodM twHrtmu. Call tntr 6 p.m. 

in 7m. 

•OMiril r>OlNT-Caniarii • IN, Mty 

WJItlffc •outturtimjMu oft long alia. 

(m-mmml •anaMa and Mya, IMJ, 

CIDM-IUJ. 1.H 

Storage For Rent 

rrORAOe—nilary. Noftarotwatir 

Mmaja, HMMWMI, Call tft4M 

•ttiflifjajn, tf 

Florida R.E. 

VERO BIACH , FLA. - Mrif community. 

Tuo MOD, two Mti horn* 

Avail. OK. fhrouoti M»r(Ji. Ranttl 

monthly j)r 6y aaMon. Call MM4S1 or 

mjxra . n 

I*LA OILSOL—St. tfv SM 

condo. Avallatla tor 1 wwto mtnlmiim 

nmtaia. 3on,nnmmino,tanni»,ttHiBD. 

CMI21M1M1M. rt 

MODIBN — 3 

., utility roam with 


_, ,_, 

7. 1_1» MOTEL EFF UNITS - COUr TV. air 

tWO BEOROOM VBARLY RENTAL^ 3?iw35!!r»!i3iw V ' ""** """Tt 

south and, fumanaa or unrumMiad. "" J " J "* r J T "' : . ChmmH ns, cimdw, H.J» on outpw 

•J R't ftMltr, rtMlw, R^j WINTER ROOMS - TV • rat*, tsnt rtttMafMl K7 li«fK J"Jft*' ^MraW*,'iaiitniff!7 

ti» trBBmittM-Wt, »ni 4,, taiSiS: 

JjSftpsV^^ViieiitSfciuB' ",-'• 

full baths in exc. cond. 

l^hiwnihg* So-rrnâ Bath ; 

Offered turn, at Silo,M0. 

iWoraeiwithMntasfievlevw 

SINGLES 

lifted onwflrgeiiot Wt Impressive Ranch Home 

Situated on well Landscaped 

' Corner. Lot 

Home • 3 Bdrms, I (100x100) In Excellent 

Baths, Xiv., Din., Yearly Location, consists 

K|t., 2 enc. porches-Deck & of Large' Living Room, 

Large Boat • Slip-Most Dining Area, New eat-in 

Reasonably Priced Kitchen,'4 Bdrms., 3 full 

'Bayfront-Call Today I tile Baths, family room 

With , fireplace. Rear 

§ 

4Wr*«ml(y-i|drms?n* Patio and 2 Car Garage. 

2 Bdrrns, 1 Bath • Both Make it a,Point to See 

p;.Meli^s: 3 io^ This: Fine: Home — In- 

^bfferetf-$tls,OMWri spect Nowllll 

nisma.,. •"•... 

•jn.-.. : ,'i Ût '.-.- "• • Two.,iSrrn;,;HoiTi* ••••BXJ. 

i ^ytoOONrmdNT stljtent ConaitlOn w^tywr 

•M,M/tf ;: "'" -"-••••'"" • "¥'••/• oath ft'Wt; •-:'Listed at 

^(eiaCipecod^SfJr. isi«»i •'•.' '>W"• •:• V. 

, W» ?J'i • a loaf sups •', , ; t 

JWpertyîn exeeiiehf ^r). 'Kfvlera : Hineh i Home , 

mfion/lnsldetouMAsWiiB' Exeellehf tondlflort, ,,-| 

*|xe|ptjonai '•'Vjaiue'.y J 

ên¥ay!R«aa ; ;idrrhs,i iw Bs, Laroe llv. 

^rrrf., dlrftrm« kit., laundry 

nanfenv & 1 caroarage. »127,500. * 

•**' WHo|tWtW3?Bdr, •*(.-• •"•:?';«-/"::•;'->.»r< 

ilVS tathSit wooflbur* 

;;nlno ifoye;«al-agei? boatf 

('OTfsffiiri.'..";» *"-.i«"j,fc'r-f .r 

0Rtvierj'.r;blea^S;Js-forft-i- 

|:Llyj!riln;lKlt*iirBe1f«ififl^ 

'-^?m lill'i Hath*, si iisw•• 

! ' 

: 

New listing-'Newer Duplex 

- hot wirtr cap* May, mad* on Hi* tmlnti day of 

t 

Ocean view — custom natt, modarn bath, furn. or partly turn. January, itu, on ma pttltlon or ma 

< GARDENS HOMB 

split level home featuring KB monthly pin utllllM. Hlilaoaai •ubferltwr, tht lueutor of (aid 

R l h W M O I 1 t f dtcadmt, notlot l» titrtby Divan to IM 

A lovtl/ 4 bidroom, 3^ bath Horn. 3 bedrooms, large family 

Crtdtfoftof aald dtcadant topraaiiil |» 

on.MM w. It. of totouilfully IandKaotd 

ground. Spaclotn living room, 2 car garage, cen- TWO BEDROOM MODERN — HCOnd 

him within six montta from th» twittth 

room, formal'dlnlng room, kltchflf) tral air, custom floor apattmant uMum WS plut altc 

day of January. IN*, fnMr dalim In 

Ona btdtvom — flnt floor aparttnant, 

writing ana vnoar oath, iptctfyuw tta> 

with braakfait ana, tiin dack and decorations, pool with «M) plut utll. Call Btrvar Rtalty, 

amount citlmtd and th* panicvlan of 

mora llx2T pantlad anMftalnimnt deck and cabana and a]rr44N tf 

tha dtlm. 

room with flilditona.nnplaca. A 

Dattd January IMi A.D., IBM 

•o>ilBiiW)i family home you mutt- sltu&ted on a quiet street 

Rkhara Orvnorum 

ua.Prlcad right to ull, 

ust minutes from the OARDBNJ ARIA Flral Door tnrat 

brfroomfc two batlw, wtahar, dryar, 

beach, This Is a must

-..ir^-V'inv 

o I • AND SONS 

PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO THE SKNTINEI-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Thursday, JfaiiuarjftjBC i»84 

Winners announced in 48th Cape May bounty Fishing Contest 

1 / 

*1 '" 

•costs to 

up taxes 

Raiders seal tourney bid with win 

: Anglers from five states categories in the contest, in order to discourage ln- be notified by mall, Their 48th ANNUAL 

shared prizes In the 48th divislons for sharks wiU be discriminate killing of sharks. 

20 lbs; 2 ozs,, Atlantic Oeeam-Cape May Court House, 38 lbs 

piles will, be sent to them. CAPEMAYCOVNTY 

flUnuai Cape May County Included In the ISM and anglers are being urged to tag Contestant woo have bean 

2. G.HY McGowan of 

. FISHINGTOURNAMgNT 

fishing Tournament which subsequent contests, ae- and release their sharks 

Trenton, 20 lbs., McCrles 

awarded prkes will receive 

J983 

closed Dec, 31. Judges In thecording 

to Freeholder An- unless they are to be mounted 

Shoal 

fishing reels for their prize- Albacore (True) 

tournament met to review ftony T, Catanoso, "Shark as trophies or to be used forwinning 

efforts. 

3. (3-wav tie).VHo Manzi of 

1. William Alexander of 

nearly 2,000 entries in thefishing 

has Increased In food. A special shark release 

Jersey City, 18 lbs., FFB 

Entries in the contest are Lancaster, SB, lbs, 12 ozs,, 

year-round fishing event — popularity among citation similar to the one 

Buoy. 

recognized with a red contest Wilmington Canyon. 

. sho of the oldest of Its Wndrecreational 

anglers and Issued by the county for 

Mary Callan of Drexel Hill, 

entry badge, All fish above 2. Adolphus Loeher Jr. of W; 

along the East Coast, There sufficient entries art nowreleasing 

white and blue 

Pa. 18 lbs., FFB Byoy. 

minimum weights receive a Easton, Pa. 61 lbs., Atlantic 

we a handful of area win. being received to warrant marUn, will be issued to 

Jack "Brewsrton of New 

citation and • bronze award Ocean. 

hers, Including an Ocean City establishing shark divisions," successful shark anglers who 

Portville, Pa. IB 

Din. 

angler who took first place In Catanoso said. 

catch and release a shark. 

3. William Shuda of Rio 

Grande, 66 lbs., Wilmington 

the tautog category. 

In reviewing records of the The rare fish division There U no entry fee for Canyon. . '• 

In selecting the winners, the tournament, personnel of thehonors 

went to Alexander participating in the county Albacore (False) 

Juges noted an Increase in county Public Affairs Negovora of Vlneland, N.J. contest. Fish can be 

entries In the fluke and shark Department, which conducts for his 2 pound 6 ounce 

1. Mike Queenan Sr, of 

registered with any one of the 

categories. The fluke Increase the fishing event annually, parrotfish, The rare fish, 

Hatfleld, Pa, 17 lbs, 10 ozs, 

more than 80 weighmasters 

via attributed to an upswing noted that at one time, shark which Is more commonly 

west of Baltimore Canyon. 

who participate in the annual 

In the fluke population along catches were so few infound 

in tropical waters, was 

2. William R. Perks of New 

event. A free copy of the IBM 

the county coast. In Delaware number and there were so few taken from a jetty In Avalon. 

Means, 17 lbs, 8 on* north of 

tide table, contest rules and 

Bay and back bays. entries In the contest that It was identified and weighed 

OE Bell. 

regulations and a Ust a the 

While sharks aren't sharks were judged in thein 

at the Hodge Podge In 

3. Thomas R. Landis of 

IMS contest winners may be 

currently listed in official rare fish category, 

Avalon by welghmaster John 

Onnamlnson, 17 lbs, 7 ozs., 

obtained by writing Fishing 

Spreng. 

Wilmington Canyon. 

Tournament Box 385, ape 

Federal & Slate 

Winners in the contest will 

Bloefisi 

May Court House, N.J. 06210, I. Jeremy Bloch of Tenafly, 

INCOME TAX PREPARATION 

$10 N.J1 Pa "Short Form Tax Preparation 

$10 Federal 1040E 

$20 Basic 1040A Short Formfl sheet only) 

$25 Federal 1040 & Itemized Deductions 

mtf individml farm! from u to »» atptndlng en complmlty. 

FrnagslillWB en Pirftwrlhlp, Truit. Small lufinm Corporation!, 

Tn option GsrpantM, and Stgular Corpof.ttooi Minimum fM 

Mr bvtlnm rpturn, I7JO0- 

• Aflntai COII«» rurtttttr suriM s. itmintn in Accouniine M 

TM Accoonllng. 

. You ao not Md with • eemputif, nil (Mi wim knsw(Mg«iWi 

uc«m»d AccountmH, JMCUIIIIOO In TtntMn vtlns • sempuftr. 

JOHN & CATHERINE CRAFT 

398-4340 

Telephone today for an appointment 

1 lbs., FFB 

Buoy, 

Blue MarUn 

1. Frank Lorito Jr. of 

Vlneland, 740 lbs., Wilmington 

Canyon. 

2. BUI Freeman of Haddonfield, 

62Sj lbs,, 

3. Sal Sorace of Cape May 

Point, 319 Sbi,, Wilmington 

Canyon. ' 

BooJto (Oceanic) 

1. John T, Gasper Jr. of 

"Wverilde, 10 1M,' 10 «„ 

Ocean, . 

_ Hie seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball team of the Jordan 

Koad School In Somers Point won the annual Llnwood holiday 

basketball tournament. Here, team members along with Coach John 

Bruno and Principal John Wise pose with the trophy 

Till Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 


••wf MVMNW « Ms^fe SfFvsf 

: 

May, S lbs. 6 ma., ocean, 

5 ozs., Wilmington Canyon. 3. Jay Parker of Seller- 

2. Dana Kull of Ocean aty, 

svllle, Pa., s lbs. 8 ozs., ocearf* 

Page 12 

Striped Ban -, ^ 

26 lbs. 0 ozs.» Ocean. 

1. Kyle Freeberg Of 

3, JJC. Osborne Jr. of Cape 

Thorofare, ID lbs. 0 ozs., Cape 

May Court House, 25 lbs. 6 

May Jetty. 

ozs., Baltimore Canyon 

2. Ben Maugeri of' Cape 

Black Drum 

May, 10 lbs 6 ozs., Coast 

1 John Cooksey of Penn- 

Guard Jetty. 

sville, 07 lbs. 0 ozs., Delaware 

Bay 

3. Clay Sutton of Cape May 

2 Robert SchmolUnger of 

Court House, 0 lbs. 2 ozs., surf 

Stone Harbor, 88 lbs. Oozs., E 

Tautog 

of Brandywine 

1. H.E Arbogast of Ocean- 

3. Thomas Murray of 

aty, 15 lbs 0 ozs., ocean. W 

WUdwood, 37 lbs. 0 ozs., 

2, John R. Hall of Rio 

Delaware Bay 

Grande, 14 lbs. 12 ozs., ocean 

Red Drum (Channel Bas>) 

3 Bob Mullen of Ocean 

lO3rd Year, Number 58 ThursdayT^Janiiary 86, 1984 

1. Curt Knott of 

View, 13 lbs, 8 ozs,, ocean, 

Walllngford, Pa. 2 lbs, 8 oza.. 

Big Eye Tuna 

V 

Ocean, 

1, Bob Congdon of 

Winter beach can be dangerous 

2, Joseph J. Dubay of 

Whltehouse Station, 248 lbs, 0 

Drawl Hill, Pa. 2 log, 8 cos., 

ozs,, Spencer Canyon. 

North WUdwood surf. 

2, Chris Bowers of North 

RUgfUh 

Walts, Pa., 277 lbs. 0 ozs., 

Bonfio (Common) 

1. Frederic fiisele of 

Baltimore Canyon, q) 

1. John K. Osborne m of Philadelphia, lib. 12 ozg., No. 

3, Sal Sorace of Cape May 

ape May Court House, 7 lbs. 5 Markersvalon. . 

Point, 280 Ibi, 0 ozs., 

t ma,, Ocean, 

2. Clalr Oarer of Tyrone, 


' 2.SteveMcGtaryofFolBom, Pa., 1 lb. UV, ozs., Anglesea 

Bluefin Tun 

4 lbs. 9 oMi, Ocean, 

None Entered 

Channel Cat 

8, , Walter Fawell of 

YelloWfln Tuna 

1, Bernard Hoemleln of Philadelphia, 1 lb. B on,, pier. 

1. J. Carroll Jr. of 

dlffwood Beach, 11 lbs. 8 ma,, King Mackerel 

Philadelphia, Wllbe. 0 ozs., 

Dennisville Lake. 

1. John T, Murphy Jr, of 


% Robert Keren! of Audubon, 17 lbs, 0 oa., 25 2. Jim Carroll ~ of 

Lawrence Harbor, 10 Ibi, 10 miles off Cape May, Philadelphia, 174 lbs. 0 enik 

SEA ISLE CITY - Use of the new 

oar, Dennisvllle Lake, 

2. ..John Abbott of Penn- Wilmington Canyon, W county-vide landfill Is estimated costing 

!. Jeff Stewart of eauken, 12 lbs, 4 ozs., lea Isle 3. ScOtt Marsden of Hatf- • taxpayers here an additional 2 cents per 

Bricktown, 9 lbs. 13 ota., Lump, 

donfield, 128 lbs. 0 ozs., •100 evaluation on their tax bills, 

Dennisville Lake. 

Croaker 

3. Douglas T. Glttens of 

WnmJngton Canyon, .-.. 

representing a 100 percent Increase over 

Calico Bass •'->• 

me city's current landfill service. 

Newtown, Pa., 10 lbs 0 ozs,, 

1. Jamas A, Leek of 

1, Cindy Hoernleih of , 

NE end FFB. 

According to Commissioner L. Alan 

Washington, Pa, 2 lbs. 6 ozs., Mackerel 

Lawrence Harbor, 1 Jbv as 

Gartsert, Use of the Cape May County 

Cape May Inlet, 

«„ DennisvlJIi Lake;--' 

1. Roger Justin of Millville, 

Municipal UtUltfes. Authority landfill, 

2. William Rom Jr. of 

2.BiUBoykuiofN(athCape 

2 lbs, 14 ozs,, Avalon Shoal. 

which will straddle the Upper Township* 

Carllflle, Pa. 0 lbs. 7 on,, 

May, 1 lb, 0 ozs., Dennisville 

2. Fred Sylvester of Avalon, 

Woodbine border, wiU cost taxpayers 

Delaware Bay, 

Like, •..-.• 

2 ibi, 12 oia, Avalon Shoal. 

toe 1115,000, or |5$,000 more than the 

3. H,L, Unduly of Port 

3. Bernard Hoernjeln ^ 

3. Loulfl Dupuy of Villas, 2 

# ^ l i currently paying for use of me 

Norrta, 0 lbs. 6 on,, Delaware 

OJffwood, o lbs. 14-ora 

lbs. 10 os,t ocean, 

Foundations and Structures Inc. landfill 

lay. 

Dennisville Lake. '•:• 

Spanish Mackerel 

inTu'ckafloe. 

Cod Wakop 

1. Beryl Whelan of Medford, 

1. William Plereoa of 

1. Henry Tkaqs-L-of 

On Tnpsday the Sea Isle aty 

3 lbs. 0 ozs.. Bast Lump. 

Wilmington, Del., 10 lbs. 0 

aementon, 73 lbs. 1? «n IMnllctl cart «r» In 

yltM to piiju itwir hom* in unwaw 

ConvttiKml Cwittr. A»- Llnwoon 

tlwr em «p«i • 1rl«Mly *l 

moiphtrt with c»rrtul p«nonit •! 

ttfltlon Mtl«nM to nttor* ttwlr 

imlth 

tnWj it tiwfmt mining 

(Kinty in louln itnrt tctniHta 

by Nw Jalnt Cwtimiulon o» iAt 

crMitttlonsfHotpitm. 

Information about entry 

fees, prizes and schedules 

may be obtained by calling* 

6154401 or by, stopping at the 

range. . 

1 These fads have been doc 

various state agencte»*B» 

Department of Community Aftotpl,.; 

in 

beach 

-"wanted 

the Local to assume 

medical insurance costs as 

reductions in holiday, sick and fanmaal 

leave pay *

P 

,. I •- 

"X- " "* 

iGE 2 -SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. _ Thursday, January 26, !6,'l'984- 

> ipre-inventory sale 

all winter fashion* 

reduced 35% or more 

save on 

men's • women's • children's outerwear 

ladies' dresses and suits 

ladies' and juniors sportswear 

ladies' blouses and sweaters 

:'.' children's wear 

•: MANY OTHER FASHION ITEM* REDUCED EVEN MOREI 

; 40% Off 

j&elected group of 

[men's sport jackets 

suits and slacks 

Stlect from Botany, Haflgar, 

Piorvanfi, Palm Beach, Rtsfon, 

Sansabelt 

special *19* s 

rack of 

corduroy and 

denim jeans 

Asst. colors and styles by Lee, 

Bon (our, Crazy Horse and 

Rumble Seats 

sizes 5 to 13; reg. up to $36,00 

— iHrfnMtF • MM Wsf — 

special •?•• 

suede clutch bag 

Beautiful style suede 

clutch bag In rich winter tones 

of rust, black, gray and brown 

reg. $10.00 and $13.00 

flnf IMr- 


[all winter gloves, 

knitted 

: ear warmers 

and leg warmers 

j Many styles to choose 

Including leather 

gloves, 

- mmr itpt, • fim near - 

35% OFF 

ALL WINTER 

ROBES 

Our warm selection of 

winter robes Is now 

reduced. Select from 

Katz, Shadow Line, 

Vanity Pair 

MOM floor — 


cotton knit or 

thermal 

night gowns 

Asst, colors and 

prints, long or 

short 

- MRgMt • MM nmr _ 


all luggage 

Select from Samsonlte, 

Peters Bag, 

Sasson, hard and 

soft side 

— li>MM* • Hnrt floor — 


Berkshire 

fashion hosiery 

Asst, of stripes, herring bent 

jflQts, pastel shades 

rag. $4,50 to U.7S 

- IMMry Mpt, • Hnt floor - I 

January White Sale 

15% off all linens 

for bedroom • bath • dining room 


Lysander rugs 

and lid covers 

Asst, colors • designs 

- Hunt. thim fiasr — 


clearance oounter 

Asst, of add and ends 

craft books • cut-outs 

fabrics and needlework 

kits. All reduced 50% 

— iwlkxii , third floor _ 

25% Off 

plastic trash 

containers 

^20-30 and 32 gal. byiÂms 

or Rubbermaid 

_. _ hwwwarn - HUM ftoar — 


all comforters 

Asst. colors • designs 

twin • full/queen • King 

- (InHi • mirt floor - 


woolen fabrics 

Select from 60" wide 

wools in plaids, solids 

and tweeds, reg, $11.98 

- notion! • third flow - 


moderately priced! 

lamps! 

Select from pin-ups/boudlor I 

or.table lamps! 

• IWVMWWI - tlilnl floor — 

w We Will Be CLOSED FOR 

INVENTORY, Tues., Jan. 31 

We Will Re-open Wed./Feb. 1 

/ at 9:00 a.m. 

New landfill on schedule 

Court gives MUA time to act on solid waste 

Superior Court Judge 

Anthony Gibson ruled 

ttursday the Mar-Tee landfUl 

in Middle Township will 

continue to operate for at 

the solid waste to the Foundations 

and Structures landfill 

in Woodbine when Judge. 

Gibson ordes the Mar-Tee 

landfill dosed. 

authorized theflnn to spend 

#1,275 to perform the tasks 

necessary to prepare; lad-'." 

vertise and Wd for 

least 45 days to enable the "The 45-day period set by 

county to develop a plan to the court forces us to take this 

redirect the solid waste from action," George Marinakb, 

the Mar-Tee Kite to tire MUA executive director, 

Woodbine Borough landflU, stated. "'We must have a plan 

The judge retained ready to redirect the disposal 

Jurisdiction in tbe matter of the solid waste If Mar-Tee 

saying he would consider the doses and the only otter 

"totaUty of tbe clr- facility in tbe county 

cumstances" at the end of the authorized by state Depart- 

« day period. 

ment of Environmental 

According to John Mead, Protection and the state 

counsel for be Ope May Board of Public Utilities to 

County Municipal Utilities receive the material Is fee 

Authority, either of the existing Woodbine landfill." 

parties flat sought the court The MUA's effort to keep 

action to keep the Mar-Tee the Mar-Tee landfill open 

landfill open could aak for an dates back* to September 

extension of time. 

when the operators of the 

The court action had been Mar-Tee facility, SCA Ser- 

brought by tbe MUA on behalf vices, uked the Board of 

of the 10 southern most Public Utilities for permission 

municipalities and private to close the facility, stating It 

haulers to the county who had reached capacity. 

dispose of their solid waste at 

flie Mar-Tee facility. 

Construction of the new 

county landfill, straddling the 

At their Thursday meeting, Upper Township-Woodbine 

the HVA commissioners bonier, Is on schedule, ac- 

voted to request the cording to Camp, Dresser ft 

Freeholders to amend tbe McKee, consulting engineers, 

county's solid' waste who are supervising A work. 

management plan to redirect The MUA commissioners 

linatm 



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Sportswear - Accessories 

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BUTTER COOKIES 

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8th £ Central, Ocean CHy 

WHEN; Tuesday* . 10 a.m. 

6 win. •tarflng F«b. 7th 

CALL 890.7181 FOR INFORMATION 

OFFS; _ 

CONTINUES!!! 

• Winter Dresses • Whiter Slacks • AU Belts 

Winter Sweaters • Painted Sweats • Winter Blazers 

• Winter Skirts • Hats, Gloves and Scarves 

• All Coats • AH Icewools • Boots & Ducks-|20 pr. 

• Nightgowns, P.J,'s & Slippers 

ALL SALES .FINAL - NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES 

Bonnie's 

Closet 

Wayside Village 

Marmora, N.J. 

V^. "Ifs-ôrth a trip to die,(»untry" r film in • 11' 

dugtxul Coliwrrî 20OO 

I«W« modil Loadid wllh 

dfhut f««iur«i. Inctudkn 

ftHWU control and ubll 

tutting. 

PLUS . . . 

Savings on R.C.A. anjl 

•anyo Vldao Cat—tf Raoordara 

SAVE 

and Consoles 

in Stock 

Sol 

Refrigerator 

on elected models In itock 

SAVE '50 00 ; 

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•Mr- 

4 -SECTION ONE 1HE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN ; < 

Shriver and Hulse home in San Diego 

S»»* Êlisabeth Jane Shriver, Nice of Ratboro, Pa., cousin 

Penn State University- and 

VdMgtter of Capt (USN) and of the bride. . 

A reception followed at holds a bachelor of adence 

. fisTNorman W. ftrfver of Ensign Richard T. Creange QuO, Hill Inn, Smlthvllle. degree In finance. .' "'' i' ' 

i;$m Moorlyn Ternee, was was the best man, Assisting Following a wedding trip to Ensign Hulse Is a 

onitod to marriage to Ensign as ushers were George C, Honolulu, Hawaii, the couple 

• ,$m Charles Hulse, USN, BUM Jr., brother of th« are redding in San Diego, 

• •noflfr.indJta.QtorgiG 

Calif. 

The bride graduated In the 

In the First Preabytertan THOMPSON IN MAINE fall semester of 1983 from 

Church. 1st Rev. William Thomas A. Thompson, too 

jtB« offldated during the 1 of Homer A. and Katnryn A. „, . 

nompaen of 3714 West- JSD1] 

.',• • The bride was given la minster Lane, has teen / 

.-.marriage by her father. promoted In tbe U J. Me Pamela Kay Shlpp of 80? 

Melanie Shriver of Force to the rank of airman DeWey PL, has been named 

.Washington, D.C., slater of first daas. A lBffl graduate of to fin dean's list for the fan 

Be bride, was tbe maid of Ocean City High School, beta semester at tbe Untveiaity of 

nor. jBridesmalds were • fire protection qwetow«* a{ f^ Hampshire. , 

(go Shriver of Ocean aty, Lorlng Air Force Rue, She U a sophomore 

afctw of .the bride, and Bonnie Maine. majoring In business 

; 1982 

graduate of Penn, State 

Unlvendly with a bachelor of 

adence degree In finance. Be 

Is an officer with the iOA 

Navy stationed in San Diego, 

Qrtif. 

dean's list, elected director 

management and was 

recently elected marketing 

director of Internatld"nal 

Aasodatlon of Studenta In 

Economies and Business 

Management. 

Miss Shlpp is Involved in 

aeveral school activities lnduding 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon 

(SAB) Little Sister, sports 

manager, dorm coundl, ski 

dub and the outing dub. 

She is the daughter of John 

and Phyllis Giles of Ocean 

at 

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professionals, Our clinic was designed and built solely for treatment • of 

unwanted hair. We have private treatment rooms, a comfortable reception 

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But what really matters is our people. We're all professionals who have been 

highly trained, We attend seminars and courses regularly to keep up with the 

latest developments in our field. 

Even more important we are completely aware of the very personal nature of 

your problem. and the need for privacy, confidentiality and understanding 

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505 Hamilton Avenue 653-0555 

Linwood, New jersey 08221 

jjg "TF 1th Great Pleasure 

we announce our new mainland division 

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COLONIAL 

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combined efforts in fine floral 

design, personalized service and prompt 

delivery will continue to please you. 

Established credit accounts will be honored 

at both locations. 

VISA ft OTHER MAJOR 

CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED. 

freiyone loves our 

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Mainland Division: Colonial Flower Shop ft Greenhouses 

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FREE PARKING: Corner o/ Oemn His. Am, A Sbotv Rd. 

Our Valentine 

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utiful 

Hon., TIM*. * W«d. 

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HMrMt '3.85 

"Our prioH'malw ywt cam* 

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yttCMMbacki" 

NorthfteM 

l'O j 

$ s: 00 off 

Our'25'30'35'40 

PERMANENTS 

w/cut, ityflng & guarantee 

Offer Good Thru 

Tuesday 

Frt. 

14tn. 

•f CUP 4 SAVE 

Friday ' 

ShampM,C«t« 

MM'»H«lrCrtMiy. > 3.78 

3335 Wttt AW. Onto City 

PhMt3fM7*SS 

. ' nmmmrmrmmi 

i tf i • • 

Ensign and Mrs. David C. Hulse 

» Itursday^ January *2fi£?3 

Defensive driving 

course is slated 

'Police Chief Domlnlck Based on past records;85 

Longo announces that the percent of all traffic accUej 

department's Traffic Safety are due to human error,' I 

*unit will sponsor a defensive chief addedmI ; -" *\h 

• driving class 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. "Defensive drivmg reduces 

Feb. X and 3 at the Police accidents by teaching 

Department. defensive driving methods 

' The course consist of she and Increasing driver 

hours of classroom work in awareness/' said Instructor, 

dash-avoidance techniques, figt. NldtiflfapagWanoî < 

The student will learn how to During tbe last thfte^&rs 

prevent accidents and driving Ocean aty Police* *"' J - 

techniques used, by strutted over. 500 

professional drivers. The defensive' driving 

dasswUlalsocoveranalyzing courses being" lnstntet^by : . 

accidents and tbelr causes, Sgt.'Impagliazuhanditrar 

safe super highway driving, officer, PtL Jim Plousts^ 

passing maneuvers, and # - -^n , >> 

many other driving subjects. T mite fjf irk 

, Last year, traffic aeddents AJUIB, ,*jEU{| 

accounted for more than 

46,000 deaths, nearly 2 million 

Fitzpatrick and Anderson set May nuptials 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. 

Fltzpatrlck of Somera Point 

and Hauppauge, Long Island 

announce the engagement of 

taet daughter, Donna Jean of 

EUiabethtown, Pa., to Donald 

Don't Got Caught 

Out In TM Cold 

Without A Full Length, 

GOOSE DOWN 

COAI 

starting at 99 

Per warmth without might 

in., petite & pant Ittigfh ' 

Sen it ti JJ» 

MM, 10 to | (Vmmor only) 

"All the famous mak 

• at discount prices" 

7312VentnorAve. 

Ventnor, 823-5774 

111 H, Jntty ACB.1 

AbMton • «41-»fW 

•11 Undtt An. 

692 5803 

H. Anderson It of Lancaster, 

Pa. Mr. Anderson Is the son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. 

Anderson of Lancaster and 

MUlvUle, Del. 

SALE • SALE - SALE 

40% to 60% off 

ALL WINTER & HOLIDAY 

MERCHANDISE 

Levl Bendovers For Women 

Jeans & Dressy 

NOW ONLY MO 00 

fop Fashion labels at 

Tremendous Reductions! 

Kristy 9 g Boutique 

948 Aflbury Ave., Ocean City 

KNIGHTS 

Knight Pharmacy 

Charge Account 

Makes It Easy ,, 

Tp Keep Complete 

Records For Income . . 

Tax Deductions* 

Locally Ownecl & Staffed,', 

'"**$$&«• 

The bride-elect lfi a 1975 

graduate of the Academy of 

St. Joseph, Brentwood, N.Y. 

and a 1980 graduate of 

EUzabetntowh (Pa.) College. 

She ia the contract coorduiator 

for Good's; furniture 

and Carpet of New Holland, 

Pa. 

Mf. Anderson is a 1975 

graduate of Hempfleld High 

School, Lancaster, Pa. and a 

1980 graduate of 

EUzabethtown College; He is 

vice president and general 

sales manager of Anderson 

Material Handling Company 

Inc., Lancaster, Pa. 

A May 1984 wedding.Is 

planned. 

Booth and Morris 

set June wedding 

Mr. and Mrs. George I. 

Booth of Norristown, Parand 

Ocean City, announce the 

engagement of their 

daughter, Gretchen 

Elizabeth, to Cnrtetopher H. 

Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

roroceiiff ttuyftgr 

I and 1978 graduate of • 

Lycoming College, 

helps needy 

/disabling Injuries and approximately 

112'billion In ibe Ocean QtyUoos.Club 

-property damage, Longo has announced that ' * ' 

noted. 

ditfon to Its, usual 

needy persons who/ 

assistance In tbe area ofi 

and bearing, ""the 

caslonally assists . 

with needs In other areas? 

(Hub President Robert 

Arment reports 'that at a 

recent meeting of tbe dub at 

Harry's Inn, Somers point, 

club member Berate Jforrisj 

announced that the dub naov 

recently purchased clothing 

for three local boys ffdtii a 

deprived family. * '*,. 

Tbe Lions purgntyfed 

sneakers, boots, jacketS.'Mts, 

gloves, underwear, and/locks 

for the three achojfl^ge 

children. Several huijared 

dollars was spent by me uub 

in this endeavor and'It 

were purchased new,'~ 

local stores. , *„"; 

Arment emphasised lAat 

Donna Fitzpatrick the Lions Club doesn't Want to 

advertise Itself as beftiL a 

welfare organization* Jrat 

nonetheless, on occastph me 

Lions will assist needyTpersons. 

, 1 

In other club business/Fiist 

Deputy District Governor 

Thomas Williams Induced 

Arnie Swenson as a~ rfera 

member of the club. - 

Sunshine ui|it 

plans lunchejon 

The Ocean 

Sunshine Q 

sponsor a luncheon ^nd 

" fasMori' "show MareK-fa at 

Resorts International^ in 

AtlanticQ(y. ""A' A 

Donation is f20 and >will 

include cocktails at«:StfpSn, 

fbUowed by hinch'ind^tte 

fashion show. There wfll-flso 

Gretchen Booth be musical entertalnmentand 

WHDamsport, Pa. She isa 

Polynesian dance.. 3 A 

employed by Edmund Fashions will be presented 

Scientific Co., Barrington. byMoana. K,»W" 

TSTr, Morris Is a 1974 .The Sunshine Foundation 

graduate of Ocean City High was founded to grant "special 

School and 1978 graduate of wishes" to terminally 

Stockton State College. He is 

general manager of Du-Mor 

Blade Co. In Cinnamlnson. 

A June 23 wedding Is 

planned. 

0 'fll 

children from all ovef'-thM 

world. «•'-> W 

For tickets and information 

caU 398-7853 or 399-7009/Door 

prizes will be awarded." •'' 

M1SS 

Now 30% M 

All Famous Make Winter 

Gowns & Robes 

%of 

All Famous Make 

• BALI .SUBTRACT ..SMOOTH II 

• LlLLYETTE » CADYMARLi 

1OTHERjFAMO»S BRANDS 

f 

Hmrsday. Jannary 26, 1984 

Sharon Salomon and Charles Lowden 

Set September ivedding 

G&nbora State .. 

Oiarles David Lowden, both VdlMeneispsclaledueaUDn 

of Ocean City, have an- at m WtacheU Orthopedic 

nuuiiywi ooeir engagement. SchooUn Longport. 

The bride-to-be Is the Mr. Lowden Is also a 

daughter of Mr. and Mr». graduate of Olaosboro State 

Mchard H. Saloroon of South College. He teacnts pmchool 

Wvw. Mr, Lowden i* tbe ion handicapped chlldmi in the 

of Mr> andMrs. C. Dudley Atlantic aty public schools. 

Uiwden of Ocean aty. A September wedding \a 

Miss Salomon Is a graduate ptaBMdT 

AAtJW to hear nutrition talk 

Paternal 

Mr. and 

Ocean 

Mrs. 

ford. 

«* 

where gueit speaker wiU be 

i Association Cape Hay County Home 

Economlrt Marion E. Oien. 

JfieSoTkg; Mulford's CorWn The recipient of several 

Houje Restaurant on F«b. u national home economics 

. awards. Mi. Ols«n will 

dtacuss Nutrition. 

BIBTflOPDAUGHTB» The luncheon Is open to the 

Mr.andMrs.HarryR.Lord 

of Cardiff announctdths hlrth attending should call 398-S3M 

f thi S 

p u» who holds a baccalaureate 

Harry Lord of degree from an accredited 

City. Maternal fcttr-year college or 

ts are Mr. and 

umversity. Tbe aasodation 

t Jones of Medsponsors 

many educational 

foundation awards for 

women. 

OCEAN CTTY, N J, 

bardsley and Keast are installed during Auxiliary dinner 

list Bftvliisl AhnHHA -# - i 1 ^^^^.^^ « _ «.. a =^ .. . ^ 

Onard DlsMet Bruce Hlbba 

^southern region) was 

•Jjlurday at Harry'i hm, 

"^- Point, w ^ 

stsprest 

attending 

^nj^ts *«we»fe ffci^^t district 

commodore, and Alexander 

. .I«wJ«, district vice comrtiodore, 

representing tbe 

:Au*fliary. u. CoOin Campassistant 

district 

r, represented the UJ3. 

(Guard. 

nt was i contingent 

from Group Cape May 

Tnfhjdlng Capt Lance Eagan, 

in California 

"Una Marie Newaome of 

Adjnaa, Calif., aaughter of 

Adria Lamed of Somera 

M& became the bride of 

@mm ^ Salinas on 

u- The bride Is a graduate of 

,Ho»y Spirit High SchooL Tbe 

couple are residing In Salinas. 

MThis article appeared 

tOider an incorrect headline in 

»iast week's newapaper. — 

Teachers to be 

tfchard Mills, special 

lstant to Commissioner 

ml Cooperman of the New 

Jersey Department of 

.Education, will diacuas the 

.proposals of Oov. Thomas 

Kean and the commissioner 

concerning the training of 

noV teachers during a speech 

.foa the Musk Her tomorrow 

«anernoon. 

I MlllswiU address a meeting 

prtd«y. . • • " 

-: Refreshmente nill be 

:êrved at MOB followed by a 

^^'"11 at 12:45 pm, Wf 

was postponed hist 

ot-tadement 

|wfatter, 

iClub sets 

^Florida trip 

£ A one-week nip to Florida' 

încluding stops at Epcot, 

£Dlsneyworld and Silver 

springs Is scheduled for Feb. 

p3 through March 1 by the 

.jUpper Township Republican 

t~Tlckets are f399 per person 

double occupancy and 

e all admissions, Jungle 

, taxes and gratuity and \ 

j handling. 

Local pick-ups wiU be made 

Sin Cape May Court House and 

'Marmora. •, 

The fund-raising trip Is open 

ubllc. For furmer 

)h can MB-1238 or 

11-3161. ' " i^ 

SURROGATE 

_jjyou wanted to 

wins but were; 

ito'ba^ven by Cape May 

Surrogate Robert 

iI«R4n,Feb3durfng 

meeUng of the New 

r Support Group for, 

> lapfcraMd' and 

penoni at tha. 

wife along with two otter 

Flotilla Cmdr. Richard Btrdftty, left, and 

Vice Cmdr. Richard S. Keast were installed 

Coast Guard 

Harry's Inn. 

Auxiliary Division Vtn at 

June wedding planned 

^ ^ ^ m u Q a k n fleeta Qiy High School and 

a Northfleld have announced emnloyed at Color Tfla In 

ttf engagement of their fjJMMnMDe * • 

pof the local chapter of the Mrs. Howard UDestler Jr. of 

,,iAmerican Association of Ocean City. • . •__- 

Katetlred Persons at 1 pm. . Tttebrlde-electisasenlorat SPECIAL MEET TONIGHT 

Mainland Regional- Ugh Then will be a special 

School and ia working put. meeting of the Somers Point 

tone at The Mainland Jour- Board of Education, 7 pjn, 

not, Thursday, Jan. 26 ip the 

imSnW^t 1 

!• 

A buck 

in the 

hand is 

worth 

more 

Ocean City's ^ 

xt Frl. > *« 

F«b. 3rd A 4th j 

Wecker and Lt. Campbell. 

Awards wen presented for 

assistant, director, Lt, 

operational activities by Chief 

Campbell, and others, Ocean 

Tom Dickey on behalf of 

aty Cmdr. Richard Bardsley 

group commander Lance 

and Vice Cmdr. Richard 

Eagan. The event was chaired 

Beast, were Installed by by y ttndr . day Doney. baSTUS 

district Commodore Robert flotilla SJSrrJ^r*. commander .""?"• hereP"" 

OH ifl WINTER MERCHANDISE 

Slacks • Skirts • Blazers 

Sweaters • Blouses 

CasUal & Dressy Dresses 

Petltes, Misses and Half SIIM 

Pay full price for first Item and 

one penny for the second of 

• equal or less value.; „ 

Drrai Sboppe 

741 iUbury Awi, 

' IMi Fri. !W 1, 

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Martino, Heisler 

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Patricia Alice Martino, 

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James Heisler, m of Mri. PollOTrtagarecepttonaftbe 

EaiiabethBelsler of Riverside Knights of Columbus Hal in 

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the Margate Community for a honeymoon 

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Nancy Locke. 

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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE EDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Hospital board elects Capaldi 

r-ISQMgM 

Elected to additional Ores- 

POD«T - tte 

year terms were. Janet 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

Collova, Mrs. T.E. 

Board of Trustees elected 

Dougherty, Arthur T. Ford TO 

Bernard A. Capaldi president 

Franeli Johnson, Richard H. 

at the annul meeting Jan, 23. 

Capaldl, a partner in the 

Eabat, Paxuon Keates, 

CPA firm of Capaldi, Shallck 

Martha L. Mason and William 

and Reynolds, holds a BJ. 

R Miller. 

degree in accounting bom 

Incumbents include IVter 

VlUanova University. He 

R Boynton. Nathan W. Davis, 

served as treasurer '« the 

Jack E. Hyman, M.D.; Barry 

campaign to elect Richard 

B. Klause Jr.; S. Stuart 

Squires Atlantic County 

Many, MJ).; Jackson NeaU, 

Executive. 

Olffofd JT. Fhtftr, George F. 

His professional mem- 

Roberts, David A. Spitalnlck, 

berships include the United 

Morton Shlehman, James L. 

Way Board of Trustees, Mew 

Walker, Louis N. Yanniello, 

Jersey Society of CPA's, 

Doris Ford Baum, SMH 

American Institute of CPA's, Bernard Capaldi auxiliary representative; 

Richard A. Pitman, SMH 

and toe local speakers' 

bureau of the Atlantic and 

Oape May County Chapter of 

be Society of CPA's. 

A longtime area resident. 

MENOPAUSE 

ftmw fluflijjflfl §11 Mp jnu 

CHI, write v stop bytjg 

Vtemfri Penfe fcr im rans 

-rtTrn i n i i 

Br.LMMM 

he makes tta home In Lin- erecutive vice president; and 

wood with wife Linda and Edward Champion, hospital 

daughters, Christine and solicitor. 

Suzanne. 

Other officers elected Include 

Richard L. Traa, 

chairman; Mrs. T.E. 

Sreteh Jr., 

assistant secretai 

DiQrio, assistant 

treasurer and 

y; p 

treasurer: 

rsiSSL 

ay, following 

i the paper. 

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MAJOR DISEASE 

In the past ten years, deaths from emphysema have increased 

seriously. The number of new emphysema patients has more than 

doubled. In simple terms, emphysema occurs when the walls of the 

Imp break down, me blood vessels and elastic tissue in the walls disappear 

and the bronchial tubes become flabby and collapse. This obsbucb 

Be flow of air into and out . 

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minimum balance requirementi, the not-so^rich 

can take advantage of them, too! 

Cape May County Savings and Loan offers you 

a choice of six attractive, high-interest Savings 

Cirtificatis. just choose the one with the term, 

interest rate and minimum balance that's best for 

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, • WMSW mr Senior ifwale 

Roger Masson, left, and Lewis DiscloU, right, greet Dave Flatt 

Jr., president of the recently formed Somers Point Business 

Association, during group's meeting last week at Hie Med. Scioli is 

vice president of the association. - 

Ginny and I recently sold 

our home and intend to move 

Into a new duplex Yea, here 

m Ocean City. When you have 

Die best, you don't move to 

another town! 

Thla selling of a home Is not 

new to us. we have lived in 

our present home for 17 years 

for a house that has been like 

an old, dear friend-well that 

Just isn't being very practical 

or realistic. 

Well, we did it. The buyers 

of our old friend seem to have 

mat very special feeling for 

our home that we always have 

Parting with a dear 

had. We sold, but our home 

wJU continue to feel nothing 

but warmth and love and 

happiness In future years. If 

we had been allowed to hand* 

pick the future owners, we 

couldn't have Improved on the 

Hrf! young couple God 

and never were happier. It . r~i^-i i i l l • 

Thursday, January 26,1 

Honor and merit 

roll scholars are listed 

; UNWOOD—TheBelbaven Grade 7—Alison BalcersU, 

Avenue School bere has an- Jerry Barnbart, Vlcbe'BeD, 

nounced the studento, grades Jennifer Berk, Vldd 

six througb.elght, named toMflte 

Ctoflne, Mike Co 

the honor and merit roll for Glen Denlnger, Chris i 

(be second marking period. Brandon Glnieczki, ; 

HONORROLf, Goldberg, Scott Heery, W 

Grade 6 —L Jennifer Me- Hnkle, Colleen Kern, Q i 

data. lain, Iandry, "ujuijr, Vanessa vaimmM Lr Lol 

Grade 7-Erik Fagerheira, S &«" MMtfartby, 

Pam 

Sean Karp and Stephen 

Weeks. 

Grade 8, — Ross Levinsky. 

MERIT ROLL 

Grade 6 — Steve Adams, 

, Cindy Altaian, Kim Borden, 

Robyn Clpriano, Michael 

Fine, Qua Fotfou, Jennifer 

Franklin, Robot Gafr, Amy 

Goldsworthy, Robert Higbee, 

Nicole Jones, Michael Ratal, 

Rebecca Klein, David Landiy, 

Smanne Levlne, John „ . -.__, 

McLaughlln, David Seals Monapan, Sherri Morrow, 

WchairTaniradi, George *"« M »«. Suann ^ e 

Thanaaoulis, Daniel Williams and PtathrangkuL 

Schafer, Ertka Schnelde? 

Scott Sherwood. [t 

mut mm a deep signs because these danger 

children home and plunked 

•Jtocoyered It ma somettilng the children's father, a 

hole. I could Mvt lost my areas appear and then close 

them In a bathtub of warm 

BWtbM flat! ft they sM, Jogger, was running on the 

children." 

(9 quickly. During the season, 

water. He and his wife, Lois, 

and aU, into frbat was beach at the time and noticed 

Hostetter is andous to mm lifeguards wave batten away 

took the children's tem- 

PWnfly on extended hole bJLiens. 

winter beach-goers about the from jetties. 

peratures, dark'i failed to 

caused bylwiVB action. 

hazard he encountered. So are 

"They were crying when I register! 

Let*i learn from the 

ntJAes sank out of fight 

we. Strange things can 

reached them, but they 

Hostetters harrowing ex- 

A quick call to the police happen around jetties. The perience and keep a uharp eye 

1 

Relations Office, 38H111. - R 

Breakdown, a popular local 

nek group, has scheduled a 

performance at the Music RECEIVES MEDAL AGAri^ 

Pier for I pA. Saturday, Feb. Army Staff Sgt William C? 

17. Part of the proceeds Will Menges has been presented 

benefit the Ocean City Arts 

Center. 

The Ocean Qty Flower 

Show Committee will toon 

bold its organizational 

meeting for ne June event. If 

interested in serving on the 

1 ' 

the second award of (he Goo**' 

Conduct Medal at Walter' 

Reed Army Medical Centem' 

Washington His wife, Debbieîs 

the daughter of Frank and 

Jean Disney of 326 44m Sty 

Wha Ion's 

Semi-Annua 

Sale 

-Thursday, Jan. 26 thru Monday, Jan. "36 

If-, 0%o 

On all merchandise not to be included in our 

1984 Gallery Presehtation..iPLUS..,other items 

continued in our line-up will be on sale at 

great savings. 

* Off n^cinufacturer'i suggested retail price, 

Extra sales people on duty. 

Be early for best buys, 

Open Daily 9-5, Sunday 10-5 

Does ndl apply to previous sales. 

LJ Use our complimentary design 

service even during the sale. 

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GE H - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Janua^ M, 

Obituaries 

Anthony 'Jiggs' Luisi; 

honorary mayor here 

.died Sunday In Newcomb Hospital 

fan to New Yort O^, he Uffd hsre far B j«n.» 

UM of hla tap-dandng abilities. 

jfipnberabipchalnDonoftbepostforSOyeargandwaflapairt 

jfjjft fnrtirrtmvW Many local organizations have honored 

-fie worked for the VlnelandMunidpal Water Department 

muyem. ' 

-Mr. Lujal moved here at the age of 5 and quit school at 10 to 

i% support bli family, which included U brothers and 

|tt^ He worked In a shoe factory for |3 a week In the early 

' ~ until folninfltba Army to fkht in World War I. 

ttved during the past 53 summers. 

JJr.Uitel was a longtime member c< the Dtemond Social 

l Jb is iwrtved by ttree hretteri, ¥mkL Ridy and 

Eugene, aU of Vlneland; five sisters, Ida Lulsi, Treasa Luiai, 

with whom he lived, Mollle Pagano, Elvira Bernardlni and 

Mm MBer, allof Vineland; and 87 nieces and nephews. 

Services wire yesterday (Wednesday) at the Pancoast 

Funeral Borne, followed by a Han of Christian Burial and 

Cbmmunlon In Sacred Heart Church, Vlneland. Interment 

was in Sacred Heart Cemetery. 

Contributions may be made to the Newcomb Hospital 

Building Fund or American Legion Post 4, Vlneland, 

John Rich; in Boston 

John G, Rich ST., 67, of 3809 Central Av,, died Jan. 17 in the 

Massachusetts General Hospital to Boston. 

..Employed by the Security Indemnity Co. of Philadelphia, 

jp35i also ma a retired director of-Drexel 4 Co, Born to 

'jladelphla, be resided hen since 1970. 

Surviving are a son, John 0. Jr. of Boston; three 

daughters, Judith A. Rich of London, Helen L. of Grand 

CMman, Bahamas, and Suzanne M. Rich of New York Qty. 

^frvices and Interment were private. Arrangements by 

â Godfrey Funeral Rome. 

|dward Briggman; 

retired pa troleum 

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PAOB 10 - SECTION ONE TUB SENTINLLLEDGEn. OCEANCltSfi N.J. Thursday. January 26, 1984 

Clothing allowances a tradition here 

§ 

'he public sector highway department per- 

UatM m me-too men- aonnel and police receive »300 

les," Salerno said and the volunteer firemen 

Wypday. "And If you look receive JIM each per year, 

throughout the state pull "No office workers receive 

flnd that most firemen and dothing allowances," Tebto 

police have It (clothing uald. "The girts In the office 

allowance). So tat other don't get anything. "We're not 

, ejiiployeei want It too," ujenlied,' 1 T§bb* ivimd, "I 

Memo added the clothing think if we were In the union, 

allowance probably extended we would git the benefit." 

to MEA contracts because Upper Township Treasurer 

that union and the Firemen's Ffet Simmerman said the 

Mutual Benevolent township provides uniforms 

Aasodatlon used to negotiate tor volunteer fire department 

together. personnel and Issues |50 

:; Salerno said the allowance clothing allowances for road 

Igaf not that Important of an department employees, 

issue In Ocean City and that "Just the garage employees 

h* believed comparative are members of the MEA and 

munlcipaUUes Issued clothing they get the ISO," Slma^ldwances 

to their non- merman said. She noted the 

uniformed employees. township was served by the 

"Oat wit more like an extra 

Christmas bonus." • 

Because it to a contracted 

item In Ocean City, City 

Council here has no means of 

eliminating it from budget 

appropriations. However at a 

recent budget meeting 

Councilman William Meis 

referred to the clothing 

allowance for non-uniformed 

employees as "absurd." 

Salerno said arbitrators for 

Ire and police unions an 

hesitant to take items like 

dothing allowances out of 

contracts. ' 

"The MBA has no right to 

arbitration so It Just aits back • 

and reaps the benefit,"' 

Salerno said.*,"AIM, i>ceah' 

aty Is historically benevolent 

to its employees." 

Point students directing ACC play 

Atlantic Community school hasn't put on a variety 

College students and faculty show since 1982 but that lnalong 

with members of the tereat is strong this year, 

community will show off their "We'll have a magician, 

acting, dancing and comedy musical acts and comedy 

talents In Variety'S4a show to sketches as weU as per. 

be presented 8 p.m. Friday formanees by the Moss Mill 

and Saturday, Feb. 3 and 4 in Studio and the ACC Dance 

the Walter E. Edge Theater Club." 

Collective's Affordable 

will benefit ACC's student 

theater productions. 

BUS ntn» TO CASINO 

PLANNED JAN, II 

The Upper Township 

on the Mays Landing campus. 

Republican Club will sponsor 

a bus trip, Sunday January 29, 

to the Sands Casino. Tickets 

Technical director for the are $10 and Include $10 in 

"We're reviving • program Is Jack Pattern, a quarters and a buffet meal. 

However, neighboring New Jersey State Mice for tradition," says sophomore Somers Point sophomore. Au will leave the Marmora 

Somers Point, Upper police services. ; Mary McGulre of Somers Tickets for the event are |2 commuter parking lot at 1 

Township and Sea Isle City Verna Lynch, city clerk for , Point who with Patricia and may be reserved by 

supply clothing allowances Sea Isle, said in 1982 Mayor ] Hughes of Margate, also a calling the theater at 625-1111 

only for their laborers. Dominic Raffa issued a one- jsophomore, 

Is directing the or 6464950 eit. 123, Refresh- 

'Spmers Point Treasurer time ISO dothing allowance iproduction, 

mente will be served. 

floBalleM.Tebbssald that the to office employees but added, Mils McGulre said the Proceeds from the event 

p.m. and return at 7 p.m. For 

information and reservations 

call Elaine Ogtrander at 388. 

6440evenings. The trip Is open 

to the public. 

State Sen. James R, Hurley, In overcoat, meets with state Depart;: 

ment of Environmental Protection officials and John MacLeod, rigBtsenior 

Cape May County Agriculture agent, at Belleplain Sta|e 

Forest after MacLeod complained about gypsy moth infestation am* 

the lack of comprehensive management for state forest property;: 

Hurley subsequently appealed to the Kean administration for'-r* 

commitment to properly maintain public land. ,;i. 

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The internationally acclaimed 

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Orchestra of Leipzig will open 

the ISM concert season at the 

Stockton State allege Perbrming 

Arts Center, 8:15 

pm. Friday, Jan, 27, 

The oreheitra was 

established in 1962 under fee 

direction of Prof, Gerhard 

Bone, concertmaster and 

solo violiniflt of the Gewan- 

famed church choirs. 

The organization also noted 

for its direct links with the 

works of Mozart, Handel, and 

Telanami. Felix Mendelssohn 

revived the tradition of the 

Bach performances during 

his tenure as music director of 

fee GewandhaiM, 

Comprised of 17 strings, 14 

winds, and harpsichord, the 

Bach Orchestra performs 

scheduled as part of Mi 

chestra's first North Amen 

For fee concert, th^gs. 

member ensemble ;i^ll 

perform; BranderiQirfg 

Concerto No. 5 and Concerto 

for Two VteHni tr\ D Afflndr^ 

Bach- Chamber Symphom 

far String Qntmtm Off, tip 

by Shostakovich; and Sifc 

Gewandhaus Orchestra Is the well as works by other great (Der Sehulnwlater).*'m 

flreot deicfnt of ttie or- marters of all eras, Ihydn, l *|, 

chestra that Bach himself led since its first international ' < J>', 

Leipzig, and the Bach Orchestra 

consists of those 

members of the Gewandhaus 

contingent who participate In 

the weekly cantata concerts 

atSt, Thomas Church with the 

chestra has toured annually, 

performing throughout 

Europe, South America, 

Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, 

India, and Russia, The performance 

at Stockton was 

be reserved by calling^ fte 

Stockton box office a i m 

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PAGE 12 -SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEJUV CITY, N.J. Thursday, January 29, 1984 

City services are rated by Ocean City taxpayers via questionnaire 

(cootlnued tram page 1! 

which n percent lilted u 

poor; code enforcement, 

considered poor by 21 p«rcent; 

bus service, seen as fair 

to poor by 37 percent; and 

beach cleaning, rated fair to 

poor by 34 percent of 

respondents. 

However, In no Instance 

was a city service considered 

less than adequate by a 

majority of those responding, 

prompting Kane to conclude: 

"AD In all, therefore, bob 

generally and specifically, the 

respondents seem very 

satisfied with the lervlea 

being provided." 

rTne Fire Department mi 

rated, hands down, the top 

service provided by the dl 

win 51 percent finding 

service very good tad 38 

percent good. The Police 

Department was considered 

very good by 45 percent, good 

by 43 percent 

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Service Very Good Ade- Fair Poor 

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Fire Depf, 51 38 8 1 1 

Police, Dept. 43 43 7 3 2 

Library 32 42 19 4 3 

Ree. proflrams 27 42 21 7 3 

Ree, facilities 23 45 21 8 3 

Garbage collection 29 31 17 9 7 

Park malnf. 16 40 30 10 4 

Sr, Git, SvM. 2? 26 27 12 7 

Animal control 16 34 22 M 17= 

Beach matnt, 14 35 30 13 9 

Beach cleaning 14 30 23 18 16 

Bus service 11 30 ,23 19 18 

Code enforcement 11 29 22 17 21 

Street malnt. 8 24 25 20 23 

service* that you wte tow, 

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street maintenance 01, 

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49, code enforcement 44, 

street cleaning 39, police 

assistance {attitude) 33, 

enforcement on violations 28. 

When asked what facilities 

or services they felt the city 

should undertake, the top 

seven responses, 

numerically, were: Run 

existing facilities better 28, 

open Boardwalk on Sunday 22, 

reduce taxes 20, allow food 

and toilet papa 1 sales on 

Sunday 16, more parking 16, 

more restrooms for beach 14, 

bike trail 12, emergency 

evacuation plan 12, better 

bike rules 11. 

To the question, What do 

you think lathe greatest need 

or problem facing the city bi 

tfw nesrt five yean? — 

responses included: Taxes too 

high 149, parking 78, beach 

Hwion 64, overcrowding 63, 

overbuilding 87, political 

HgMing between mayor and 

Council 56, overall budget 53, 

water and sewer utiUty 1B- 

51, too. many con* 

domlnlunm 39, city employees 

overpaid 31, get rid of 

(bnprove) City Council 33, 

sewerage and drainage II, 

traffic ft, beach maintenance 

and zoning and building codes 

24 each. Mayor Bittner and 

But Laws reduced 21 each. 

The top 12 most desirable 

features of Ocean City life, 

according to respondents, 

were: No bars 134, family 

atmosphere IDS, quiet Si, 

ocean 49, beach 46, Blue Laws 

44, overall cleanliness and the 

people 43 each, clean air 29, 

resort 24, climate 22, less 

Crime 21, Boardwalk 20. 

Asked what summertime 

activities or programs the 

city should encourage to add 

fMAHONEY'lS 

403 14th St. at Asbury Ave. 

2 1 LUNCH 

A choice of either egg salad, tuna salad | 

or meatball sandwich, pay for the higher 

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Open-Man. -Sat. T a.m.-2:M p.m. Call 

Sunday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. ' 399-6105 

H&R BLOCK 

Found 

Richard 

Rufflnl 

$769 

In a recent survey of customers who got refunds, we found 3 out 

of 4 believed H&R Block got them bigger refunds then If they'd 

prepared their own taxes. 3 out of 4. g 

What can we find for you?- 

Oewri City Somers Point 

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Sun 1 i,H.fl r.m. 

976-78 Boardwalk Ocean City, N.J. 

Friday & Saturday, January 27th & 28th 

* Storewide • 

V2 PRICE 

year-round recreatioiHeimire 

acUviUes: Facilities for teens 

32, Music Pier programs 28, 

movies oped all year 25. 

Taxpayers' who' don't use 

the Jitney service were asked 

what changes could be made 

to encourage their use; their 

top four responses: Lower, 

fares 53, advertise schedule 

31, regular schedule 22, longer 

hours 20. 

The most overwhelming 

response came to the 

question, Do you believe the 

dty should continue to encourage 

beautification 

projects?—Of the 575 replies, 

90 percent said yes. 

' Some 76 percent at the 

respondents thought the city 

should encourage activities 

that would Improve the 

central-business district and 

other commercial areas. 

However, the feelings of 

respondents was more evenly 

divided when they were asked 

If they would do more shopping 

In central areas if there 

were more parking. Here the 

response was 59 percent yes, 

41 percent no. 

City Administrator Kane 

added a precautionary note to 

those reading the results: 

"We must remember that 

the survey questionnaire was 

sent out at the same ,time that Me also recommended that 

the tax bills were, which' the results of the final 

represented a .substantial question on the questionnaire-v 

increase for local, countyând, be disregarded because It waP) 

school taxes/ and I am «u>e misunderstood by some. 

mis was on,their mind when' QiesUonNo. 14 asked, Are 

they filled out the surveys. you (i seasonal property 

"Based on results, It seems owner; or a year-round 

that even given that sub- resident? 

stantial (tax) Increase,' they "There were a number'of 

stm have a high regard for the comments with persons 

services provided in Ocean noting that they were % year- 

Oty. s' . 

Kane also pointed out that 

round property . . owner," . Kane 

noted » stating that ' the 

the questionnaire was in- resp'onses. indicated•ab' 

tended only for taxpayers and half wdre . year-roiina 

that the opinions of those who residents and that half wej% 

rent In the city aren't seasonal residents of the dty 

reflected in the results. who. do own property. 

Despite low response, mayor 

believes survey was worth the effort 

By ANITA J. SPIEGEL Bittner said be felt the tax- propensity in any one area 

payers wouldn't understand wasn't high enough"' to 

A 7 percent response to the them. The question which warrant any significant effect 

QW Activities Questionnaire, asked Would you be in favor of on the new budget, he noted 

which was sent out with the changing ttw cay's "Hue the responses may aid In 

1983 tax bills, last summer laws" to include all find decisions where the ad- 

and parking. 

"We're making progress in 

all the things that the peflple 

indicated as problem areas," 

Htteersaul 

lan'ta strong response, Mayor 

Jack Bittner acknowledged 

ttUJwtek. 

'It's not a strong response 

at all for the first time 

items? should have appeared 

as to include the sale of all 

food Items, the mayor laid. 

The other question Blttoer 

felt confusing. Are you a 

ition needs additional 

the mayor said 

Oat some of the things 

respondents complained 

The mayor said the surve*. 

was worth the time aaV 

trouble It took to evaluate Jts 

results becauselt made (he 

something like this was 

to the family orientation, toe," Bittner said. Tuesday. 

respondents replied (me top "If we had done this More 

three responses)! teen ac- fen I would say Oat the 

tivities 22, sports 14, shows rMponse duo-amM," 

and bands 11. 

The mayor said Oat the 

The response was similar, questionnaire was Us idea bat 

although in relatively greater that poor wording of flit ac- 

numbers, when the same tual questions brought about 

question was posed regarding the low response. 

Two questions were struck 

from the survey because 

seasonal property owner or 

year round reMm? was 

struck because Bittner laid 

anyone who received the 

survey should have been 

entitled to answer it. 

While Bittner said the 

"percentage of respondents 

was too low and the 

about — such as fighting 

between the mayor and 

Council, overpaid city employees 

and too' many dty 

employees — have already 

been taken care of. Bitmer 

said the city was addressing 

such problems as traffic 

control, code enforcement 

felt strongly about. 

Bittner Indicated ivery 

otter year would be a good 

tbae span in which to send but 

sunilar surveyB. 

"Well bo able to refine Ihfc 

questions for next time," W 

pointed out. 

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ttiongh Its Budget 

"cutting It dole" this year, 

Oansert said. The Increase in 

fees will insure Oat the 

program does support itself, 

he said. 

Under the new construction 

fee schedule, basic construction 

Including home 

garages, storage sheds. 

Tat next meeting of nit 

Somers Point Zoning Board of 

Adjustment is Feb. 27. 

Meetings are scheduled on the 

flilnl Monday of every month 

and begin at 8 p-m. 

Mainland Regional High 

School Board of Education 

Qnmt said adding that afl 

ana beach fees should be the 

same. 

However, CouneUmen 

wmiam Woods and Herbert 

Brownie© are against Increasing 

beach fees-because 

tf the effect on publicity. 

"Adverse publicity would 

offset any revenue the raise 

would generate," Brownlee 

said last week. "We need to 

make things as good as 

possible for the tourists." 

Woods said the increase 

would be a deterrent to beach 

users and thought reducing 

expenditures in perhaps the 

Public Works or Recreation 

Division was a more viable 

option for reducing the tax 

rate. 

Mayor Jack Bittner said 

that he'd rather reduce costs 

than raise prices whether it be 

taxes or beach tags, but 

commented: "I'd be 

agreeable to adding flJO to 

the seasonal beach tags but 

I'm against raising the 

weekly-tag fe^. * 

-Anita J. 

siding, repair or replacement from 110,001 to fW,000 cost it 

of roofing (except framing), is M per $1,000, and for 

sheathing and alteration Is estimated cost ever $50,001 It 

seven-tenths of a eat per is |5 per $1,000. 

cubic foot. 

Renovation, alterations and 

repairs based on .accurate 

estimated cost of up to 

no,0001sr?pertl,000ofcost; 

has committed itself to a 

H.600 allotment to the 

regional drug task force. The 

Somers Point Board of 

Education has also com* 

mitted 11,500, as did Norfefteld, 

The Somers Point 

Ommdl will have a first 

reading on an ordinance 

regarding licensing of contractors 

operating in the dty 

as wen as certificate of occupancy 

for dwellings and. an 

adoption of the Uniform Fire 

Safety Act. 

Semen Point Qtr council 

recently retained attorney 

James Frauklm a mutual 

City and police 

are at odds 


"The police proposals 

guarantee Oat the high level 

of service continues and the 

caliber of oncers remains 

Ugh. The aty'g proposals 

would threaten bom," the 

release continued. 

Buck said the police 

organization has retained 

Stanley B. Waldman of 

Employees Representatives 

Inc., Pleasantville, as its 

arbitrator. He said he did not 

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The new schedule also sets 

a minimum fee of 111 for 

renovations, alterations and 

repairs as well as concrete 

asphalt or paving work, 

with the cities of 

Iinwood and Northfleld to 

represent them at school 

budget hearing at Mainland 

Regional High School. 

Franklin's $1,0484 fee is 

shared by the three com- 

In compliance with an order 

last year ' 

requested the New Jersey 

Water Company to activate a 

fin hydrant located on the 

drilling field at the Bethel 

Road firehouse. 

Brawn, green and clear 

glass as well as aluminum 

cans wiU be picked up as part 

of Somers Point's recycling 

: Jan, 30 

regular trash pickup day. 

The Marmora Elks Lodge 

has cancelled its January- 

February fruit gale, Trustee 

Francis DuBols explained 

tut the recent heavy frost in 

tie Big Bend region of Texas 

had damaged the Ruby Red 

bulkhead, piers, docks and 

signs as well as a $25 

minimum fee for swimming 

pools. 

Concrete work, Including 

curbing, gutter and fiatwork 

asphalt and pavtag are being 

levied a fee of *7 per fl.OOO of 

estimated costs as are 

bulkheads, piers and docks, 

grapefruit from that region as 

well as the Texas Valencia 

oranges. 

"We have always Mad to 

offer only top quality fruit 

from Texas in ourf mSm and 

fcis year there la nothing 

which meets our standards. 

We wlB not offer Inferjor fruit, 

Mtdcan, California or Florida 

fruit can mislead the 

A closed public 

ihe Upper TownsMp 

mlttee is scheduledfor tonight 

at 7 at the Township Han to 

discuss salaries and wages. 

John Hlggins, regional 

supervisor with the Department 

of Environmental 

Protection's division of 

g misuse of public land 

by property owners and 

bustaeases in Strathmere. 

He said that he hopes the 

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by March and that the 

agency will prosecute in the 

courts If violations are found 

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unit and elevator installation using or consuming water ar*; 

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cost of the work, refrigeration ranging from ftf to JBS ptai' 

in built-in units is .15 percent an additional fS p«; writ fir. 

of the estimated cost and mnlti-unttfadllu«i.f , 

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Landfill costs to up tax rate *i 


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PAGE 14 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Thursday, January, 26. 1984? 

City Council agrees to hike legal service fecss 

This week we conclude our report 

on California Cabernets. As noted 

•artier, 1982 was a record breaking 

•year with over as thousand tons of 

Cabernet grapes harvested from tftf 

wine-producing counties of the sun- 

Shine state. 

This might Indicate an Increasing 

demand and production of Cabernets 

for the years ahead. This Is not 

necessarily the case. Other than 

Napa County, the Cabernet production 

is expected to be in short supply 

for the immediate future, mainly 

because Napa Valley has taken a 

strong competitive position for 

•production of exceptional Cabernets which other counties 

to the south find difficulty In emulating. 

We list herewith our recommendations of recent 

California Cabernets that have recently been put on 

the market: 

ROBERT MONDAVI RESERVE 1979. Quite 

fragrant with bright, elegant and easy to reach fruit 

nicely framed by sweet perfumey oak tones, A wellbalanced 

wine offering a smooth, somewhat rich Im- ' 

presslon on the palate. Most enjoyable now with the 

prospect of being even better after a few years of 

home storage. 

LAKESPRINC WINERY 1910. This Is another Napa 

Valley young Cabernet with a clean fruit teamed up 

with an oak and hints of green olives Irt the medium- 

Intense aromas. Noted Is a moderately long aftertaste 

that carries a nice sense of fruit. 

MOUNT VEEDER WINERY l*7f. Fullsomt In 

flavor including distinctive herbal, mlnty chocoiafely 

and toasty oak scents. Three or four years Of aging 

Will pleasantly dull the rough edges, 

•Cr * * & 

The an of being nice is knowing what to overlook. 

i> * # * 

COOKING WITH WINE 

Fish in Wine Sauce 

To provide six servings, you'll need: 1% lbs, fish 

fillets, 1 cup white wine such as Chablls or Grey 

Riesling, Vh tablespoons lemon lulee, 12 large 

mushrooms — sliced, 1 tablespoon butter, 1 egg 

yolks, 1 cup heavy cream, a tablespoons butter, 1 

l'tah|e^p6QO_chjoppe.d_ 

Teaspoon pepper. 

parsley, l4_teaspoon_salt,_i/8— 

Poach fish fillets in wine and lemon julee until tender 

Remove fish to hot platter, and keep warm 

while making sauce Saute mushrooms in V 

tablespoon butter. Heat wine In which fish was 

cooked to boiling and continue cooking ten minutes. 

Beat egg yolks, add cream, Pour hot wine over eggcream 

mixture, stirring constantly. Add three 

tablespoons butter, mushrooms, parsley, salt and 

pepper Pour over fillets. Serve Immediately. 

tf # * * _ 

An expert is one who knows more «nd more 

•bout leu and lest. 

ft * A A 

OUICKIE QUIZ 

Q. I recently read the word "ehrweln" on a bottle 

of German wine. What's It mean? 

A. "Elegant wine." 

WEN SUNDAY NOON T010 

.*«• 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

business/finances 

Thursday, January 26, 1984 

Page One, Section Two 

aty Council Tuesday night, increases and Oat Corcoran revealed Oat the tunas were and I know very few good "I specifically refrained get a raise, just some em> years without a raise." Kine assured Council that if j ( 

fay the required two-thirdsShould 

also be entitled to a at least partially allocated forattorneys 

who would work for from it (requesting a raise) ployees should get one, or 

the city required additional"' 

majority (five with one raise. 

arbitration. 

$20 an hour," Corcoran said last year due to budget maybe none should get one, yesterday, Corcoran said 

against and one abstention) Councilman Henry Knight, Corcoran, who wai at the •njesday night. "I've been problems," the solicitor said. "I'm more than pleased he wai "happy" Council 

rated to increase the 120,000 concurring with Woods, meeting. Justified his raise by paid $S5'an hour for urea Woods said the mayor's with what our solicitor does," awarded the raise but had "no 

professional services line suggested the transfer of saying he spend! 600 hours 

years while attorneys who objections to the salary In- Woods commented, "I don't feelings" on the mayor's 

item of the law division $5,000 from the contingency per year on city business. 

defend the city's police get crease makes one wonder know if there's anyone u this belief the raise was un- 

budget to 125,000 in order to fund to the professional "That comes to $20 per hour ire. 

whether all employees should town willing to work three warranted. 

pant City Solicitor Gerald J, wrvicei. 

Corcoran and City PrMeoutar Councilman John Eapoiito 

Michael Fusco $2,500 raises In voted against the salary in- 

ihetr retainers which are crease and the reduction in 

currently 110,000 annually. the contingency fund and 

However, the move didn't Councilman William Mela 

. increase appropriations abstained on the salary vote 

because Council voted to because Corcoran is bis 

reduce the 130,000 con- relative. However he aptingency 

fund by 15,000. proved the contingency fund 

In a Nov. 23 letter, Corcoran reduction. 

sought a retainer increase tor "I just think it wasn't the 

himself and Fusco since they right time to give him 

haven't hid a raise since 1981. (Corcoran) a raise," Eepoalto 

Corcoran is also seeking • explained. "My idea is that 

litigation rate increase from we shouldn't increase salaries 

fU to f?S an hour, which aim during negotiations because it 

hasn't increased since 1911, may give otter managers and 

aty Administrator Joseph employees ideas, 

Kane reported that Mayor "I think he's a well qualified 

Jack Blttner believed neither attorney and deserves a raise, 

increase is warranted, Bittner but the timing wasn't right," 

didnt attend the meeting and he added. 

wasn't available for comment Council President Jack 

as of preeattme. 

Jones chastised Kane for not 

Councilman William Woods revealing be intended use of 

said there was an anticipated fee contingency fund monies. 

Increase in salary for the "This Is an open budget 

mayor's aide, 1220,000 had hearing," Jones remarked. 

been set aside for other salary Kane, who at first refrained, 

1 

legal fees, Council could take \ 

the appropriate action to:' tscal measure increases $2.7 million 

transfer the money from * 

other accounts. £ 

-AnltaJ.Splegel: '84 county budget ups taxes 5%; ratables result in lower tax rate 

He was an institution and an inspiration 

(continued from page 1) character," offered Ocean would live torever. 

got dmmef," md never had been. Why not, 

"You knew if you saw Jlggs Qfy Mayor Jack Bltmer, "He "He's one of the few people 

ldl i l lew the actons asked, especially 

it was summertime again," had all those years under his I thought would never pass The Sentinel-Ledger "I with his looks and charm? 

said Mark loiter, Ocean belt but to look at Mm, heaway," 

said lymonds, who 

His answer: "Why 10011141 

City's public relationi looked like he was in his late for most of his 28 years knew 

make just one woman happy 

director, "There are not60s 

or early 70s," 

Jiggs, He was an Inspiration 

when I can make them 

many like Mm, He was an Jiggs was proud of Ms age, to young people and could 

Ocean City Institution." so proud that in recent years outdo any of us," 

So strong was Tils he would be seen sporting T- Famous for Ms Christmas 

popularity, especially among Shirts that advertised "Jlggs- postcards, Jlggs would send 

young people, that Jiggs was Born Dec. IS. 1893." But be out over BOO of Hie unique 

given the honorary title of would turn down senior photo greetings each year; to 

mayor of Ocean city. dtlzen discounts. 

anyone who would give Mm 

dad in swimming trunks "I remember walking down an address. 

and wearing a cowboy hat the boardwalk with him and Every summer Jiggs would 

that became his trademark, we'd pass a couple of 70-year- take a group of his young 

Jiggs was seen dally each old ladies walking with canes female friends, mostly 

summer morning riding his and he'd say 'hello girls,"' college-age and clad in brief 

modest bicycle along the recalled Keith lymonds of the bathing attire, and have a 

Ocean City boardwalk. Varsity Inn, one of Jiggs' couple dozen pictures taken. 

-During the off-season his favorite hangouts. "Well, I Some of them were of him 

cycle rides continued along guess at his age they were with the group of girls, others 

Landis Avenue in Vmeland. girls!" 

were Just him and one girl; all 

Everyone knew him and Symonds echoed the were on the aid Street beach 

catching sight of his hat comments of many who knew -Ms turf, 

brought waves and greetings Mm noting that the man's "I didn't like the old- 

from all, 

vitality, love and enjoyment fashioned way, Today girls 

POINT 4 THEATRE "He was an enigmatic of Ufe led us to believe Jiggs con be proud to show what 

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Legislating 

against the 

^honky-tonk 

TC hear city fathers talk about the arcadta on 

As Ocean City boardwalk, you might think they 

were describing dens of iniquity or establishments 

which are so bad they don't deserve to be 

allowed to locate along the popular wooden walkway. 

In introducing an ordinance recently which 

would prevent the holders of arcade licenses from 

locating their establishments on the Boardwalk or 

within 200 feet of the walk, City Council left no 

doubt that the legislative and executive branches 

of local government see eye to eye on this issue. 

Even though the number of arcade licenses are 

already restricted and despite there being no 

indications that the two off-Boardwalk arcades 

are gearing to move to the beachfront, Coiai. 

cilman Henry Knight was quoted as saying: "No 

matter when the arcades planned to move, 

whether now or next year, the Council and administration 

Just don't want any more arcades on 

the Boardwalk." 

Why? 

Because they are conddered honky-tonk. 

"How's fliat for a two-word answer," said 

Cbuncilman William Woods in opining that the 

city would really like to see fewer arcades 

altogether. "There always has been a number of 

complaints to the honky-tonk atmosphere of the 

Boardwalk," he saic). 

According to Knight, most members of Council 

areof the opinion that the arcades lead to people 

"hanging around" on the boardwalk. 

consultant to the city Planning Board, who is of 

the opinion that boardwalks and arcades go 

together. 

"Arcades are a recreational type use and I 

dmi set any problem with stmporting them on 

the Boardwalk," he said, noting, however, that 

^dpesn.'t inean the^city should have to abide noise, 

health op ifiuisance problems .if they occur. 

The planner further noted that "having arcades 

off the Boardwalk would be inconsistent with the 

recommendation of the Planning Board, although 

there might be a provision for having them in flit 

central (downtown) business district." 

Tfae anti-arcade sentiment appears so strong 

to the view held by Gideonse, the councilman 

emphasized: "I disagree with him now and I'll 

disagree with him if we talk. No one's going to tell 

me as a member of the legislature that I have to 

Miteri to Mm." 

Two questions come to mind after listening to 

elected officials talk about the arcades. One is if 

the arcades are as bad as they say they are, why 

have them spread around town rather than 

confined to one area? Hie other question is if 

ftey're creating problems, why not do something 

to correct them? 

aty fathers seem to have a simplistic view of 

solving problems. Recently when the subject of 

tod cabs and their alleged unavailability came 

up, the city's answer was to increase the number 

of cab licenses. Now, when the issue is arcades 

and their allegedly resulting in a honk-tonk atmosphere, 

ths answer is to decrease- their 

number. 

As was our advice on the taxi issue, the solution 

to the problem—or at least a step toward 

resolving; it — would seem to be a meeting among 

dty officials and the license-holders to define the 

problem and then arrive at a mutually agreed 

upon solution. 

One simply cannot believe, however, that the 

problem is all that bad. Given the amount of laws, 

codes, regulations and ordinances on the state, 

county and city books, it would seem that if there 

is a problem it has been allowed to exist because 

existing laws aren't being enforced. 

Perhaps the bigger question is: Is there really a 

problem or is it merely a perception of change 

from older, more personally pleasing ways? 

l 

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Am 

if, JAMES AME 

Jtti St. and Haven Av. 


Rev. Beckworth J. Veorhees, 

pastor ••—• 

SUNDAY 1 : 

* 9:30 am • ChurcH-jschool 

; 11 ajn. • Morning worship 

* 7iJDp.m. -Eveningiwvi«. 

• Assembly of God 


6FGOD 

tM New Rd. 

jimraod 

ftev Jerry Sturgeon, paste 

SUNDAY 

i 10 ajn. • Sunday School 

ill a.m. - Morning worship 

, I.'PA - Evening service 

ABUNDANT LIFE 


25 Shore Rd. 

(Bma 9 Complex) 

Marmora 

Rev. Andrew Suraee, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 u . • Sunday school 

•11 ajn. . Worship service 

-7 pjn. • Evening service 

THURSDAY 

7 pja, • Midweek service. 

OCEAN CITY 

-BAPTIST "— 

10th ft. and Wesley Am * 


Rev, Donald E, Hurlbert, 

pastor 

iUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. - Sunday school 

10:45 ajn. and 7 p.m 

Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 pjn, - Prayer service. 


BAPTIST 

(American Baptist) 

18th St. and Simpson Ave. 

Oeean City 

Community Center 

Rev, Richard Wingate, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m • Worship service 

with Rev, Wingate preaching. 

Ntmery FraMeA, 

11:15am.-Sunday school 

For 24-hour devotional 

message, phone 398-8526. 

The church office Is located 

at 247 W, Inlet Rd,, phone 398- 

6126. 



"Ocean City's Only 

American Baptist Church" 

b:I Services heldMt Ocoan City Community Center 

18th Street & Simpson Ave. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 A.M. 

B: 

|l24 HOUR DEVOTIONAL PHONE 398-8528 

247W.WelBd. Phone398-6126 

ST. PE ER'S UNITED 

METHO IIST CHURCH 

Btbinddntm Avenue Ocean City, N.J. 

SUNDAY, JAN. 29, 1984 

9.00 A.M.-Church School 

10-30 A.M.-Moming Worship 

The Gospel of Jesus- 

SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE 

The Raw, David M. Hneh, Praichlng 

(The l6:3O Service broadcast on WHS-AM 1520) 

1 STAfsp" 

•David M. Pinch, Pastor 

William R, McClelland, Auoci»te 

lugcnt M. McCoy, Organ! it/Dlrecior af Mmlc . 

Hoovw, lo 

•mcaOranl, Tdior 

Soloists 

. M4U0 Sopriito 

LHMvillw, Birlnx» 

Visitors Always Expected! 

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

"THE DIFFERENCE IS WORTH THE DRIVE" 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

CHURCH • ECUMENICAL 

890OVENTN0R 

PARKWAY 

MARGATE 

39Dm*niiiutlni 

fltpnuented 

5 Mn. North 

ofOcunCHy 

—OUR— 

,QUARTET 

MOMMMM 

MCirinnT 

Dr. Martin C. Wisznat 

Margate Qreat 

Series 

SEA VIEW BAPTIST 

2025 Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev. William W. LeConey, 

pastor 

WNDAY 

9:30 flan, .Church school 

11 ajn. • Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7pjn.-Evening bible study 

and prayer service. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

CorbinCity 

R.S. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:45 I A - Sunday school 

11 ajn • Morning worship 


BAFTBT- - 

9th and New York Av. 

Somers Point 

Du Corbett, pastor 

SUNDAY 

»;« am . Sunday school 

11 a.m. -Morning worship 

6 pjn.. Family study hour 

7 pjn. • Evening service 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

Rev. Lafayette Riddiek, 

pastor 

SUNDAY " ~ 

10 a.m. . Sunday school 

11 us. . Morning worship 

WTONBSDAY 

7-M p,m. • Midweek prayer 

service 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

SOD S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev. Russell H. Bowers 

Jr., minister 

SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 ••ml -Morning worship 

7 pjn.. Evening service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th St, and West Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY I 

Waja- Sunday icnoor 

11 a.m. . Morning service 

TUESDAY'"—^^ , 

7:30 pjn. • ftayer senice 

FAnratBAPTBT 

OCEAN CITY 

Firit Church of 

Christ Scientist 

and Reading Room 


CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

Sundays 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School 11:00 A.M. 

Wednesdays i:po PM; 

Tesfrmoniat -MsitinB 1 

B 

Reading Room-Daily 

11 AM, jo % PM, 

ALL WELCOME 

Upper Township Middle 

SAM - 

Perry Road 

Barry Rice, pastor 

SUNDAY 7 

S-M ajn. - Sunday ,100001 

10:4Sajn.-Morning service 

? pjn, - Evening serylM „ 

THURSDAY 

7:30 p.m. -Bible Study 

QMw 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

«th St. and Asbury Av. 


Msgr. Joseph Dohertv, pastor 

MASSES 

Daily - 8 ajn. and 4 p.m. 

Saturday - 8 a jn. and 4 and 

7 pjn. 

Sunday-8,9,10:15 and 11:30 

ajn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Thursday and Friday after 

I ajn. Mam. 

Saturday, f;30 to 3:30 p.m. 

or anytime upon request. 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

13th St. and Wesley Av. 


•, James A. Garr, paster 

MASSES 

Dauy . 7 and i ajn. 

Saturday • 4 and 7 pjn. 

Sunday - 8,9: IS and 11 ajn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after I a.m. 

Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 

pjn. and after 7 pjn. Mail. 

ST. FRANCES 

CABRINI R.C. 

aid St. and Atlantic Av. 

Ocean dry 

Msgr. WiBiam McCorriitin, 

pastor 

MASSES ~ ~ 

Daily. 8 ajn. 

Saturday • 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday-8, B:M and liajn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday from 11 

noon, before mass 

evening and after 

a.m. to 

mass. 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

44th artd Landla Av. 

Sea Isle City 

Rev. John Killeen, pastor 

MASSES 

Daily. 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

in tiie church 

Saturday . 8 a,m,, S and 7 

pjn.Tn church 

amday.S.9;S0andliafli, 

in church 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

Shore Rd. and Harbor La, 

Somers Point 

MASSES ^ 

Daily • 7 and 8 ajn. 

Saturday -1:30 pm 

Sunday - 7:41,9,'C.JO, 11;« 

ajn. and 5:3" pjn. 

CONFESSIONS 

Saturday • 4 to S pjn, 

- Ooisttm Science 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

SCIENTIST 

ah St. and Aibury Av. 


SUNDAY ~~ 

11 ajn, - Church Service 

and Sunday School 

DAILY 

11 ajn, to 3 p.m. • Reading 

Room open 

Ejmopd 

EPISCOPAL 

3Bth St. and lay Av. 


Rev. Michael w, Goldberg, 

SATURDAY 

5:30 p,ra,. Holy Euchartit 

SUNDAY 

8 a Jn. - Holy Eucharist 

10 ajn. • Choral Eucharist, 

Sunday school 

WEDNESDAY 

9.-30 a.m. 

Eucharist. 

— 

OffllSI BPBC»PAL 

U7 Shore Rd. 

«û 

S^tt ' 

Midweek 

Rev. Hoier J, Hamilton 

RESURRECTION, R.C. rector """' 

200 W. Tuckahoe Rd, -^—_- 

Marmora ••• -r—flyNDA¥ ••• 

Mggr. James J. Zegers, 8 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

pastor 10 ajn. - Choral Eucharist 

— — with sermon, story hour and 

MASSES nursery. 

DaUy . 8 a.m. -—'- 

Friday - 8 am and 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. 10 a Jn. • Holy Eucharist in 

Sunday-8, 9:15 and 11 a.m. *e chapel. 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS 

Wabaah and Poplar Ava. 

Linwood 

MASSES 

Saturday - 6:30 pjn. 

Sunday. 8,i;J0 and 11a.m., 

6:30 p.m. ' i 

CONFESSIONS ' — 

Saturday from 4 to 5 p.m. 

and 7:30 to 8:30 pjn. 

[UMON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

| 55th Street and A jbury Avenue 

! SUNDAY, JAN. 29th, 1984 

| REV. LEON L. BLACKMAN 

Seaview, New Jersey 

Soloist - Judy Jvnklns, Mezzo Soprano 

HYMN SING 10:20 • CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 

Serving South Ocean City Year 'Round 

fri; 

OCEAN CITY 


-10TH ST. A WESLEY AVE. ~ OCEAN CITY 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1984 

9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:45 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. - Pastor DonaW E. Hurlbert 

WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. PRAYER SERVICE 

SttnmngfotTh* 

Fundim*nt*t» 

olthtFiHh 

REV. DONALD E. HUflLBtflT, StniOrP.ttor 

REV. DONALD fmUPS, VUHttton Paitor 

att? 

Greek Orthodox 

HOLY TRWITY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mill Road 

Bargaintown 

Rev, Demetrois Contelios, 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Morning service. 

Merdmmmtwml 

UNION CHAPEL 

ST. JUDB'S NOVENA 

May ft» Socrea Hear) of 

JOSIK be .adored, giorllled, 

loved and prnerved 

Ihrgugnout ine world now »nd 

forever. Sacred Hurt of 

Jesut, pray lor at. St. Jude, 

worker ot mlractei pray for 

us. 51. Jude help ol hspeleu 

•roy lor ui. 

say Inn prayer 1 times s 

day, by the 0th day yoyr 

prayer win be answered. It 

has never been know to /all. 

Publication mu»t be promised 

My prayeri have been an 

swered. 

v.c. 

*th St. and Asbury Av. 


Interdenominational 

SUNDAY * 

10:30 ajn.-Morning service 

with guest speaker the Rev. 

Leon Lore lladman. 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

IBM Shore Rd. 

Linwood 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Church school 

11 Bjn, • Morning worship 

7 pjn. • Evening service 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

CHAPEL 

Lyndhurst and Wistar Av. 

SJNDAY 

8:30 a.m. - Worship Service 

11 a.m. • Family bible hour 

7 pjn, • Gospel meeting 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

Hotel Luray 

632 Wesley Av. 


Rev. Frank Mohr 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. . Morning worship 

7:30 p.m. - Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 pjn. - Prayer service 

and bible study 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Ocean Heights Av. and Bethel 

Rd. 

Somers Point 

Rev. William Britt, pastor 

SUNDAY 

8 and 10:15 am - Praise 

and worship 

7 p.m. • Evening praise and 

worship 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 

OF JESUS L,D J, 

SUNDAY 

11 ajn. • Meets in the 

Brotherhood Chapel on Shore 

Rd., SeavWe. (Just inside the 

N.J. Marine Science Consortium.) 

AH are welcome. 

hdhmm 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

Central Av. at 10th St. 


Albert E. Alspach, pastor 

Dr. Charles P. Cresaman, 

assistant 

SUNDAY ~ 

9:30 ajn. • Church school, 

adult forum. 

11 ajn,. The service 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

Old and Landis Av, 

Sea Isle City 

Henry Ireland, paste' 

SUNDAY 

9:45 ajn. - Church school 

for all ages 

11 ajn. • the service 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Shore Rd. and Dawes Av. 

SonuM Point 

ROT. Charles Ruck, pastor 

Rev, Margaret Gibb, ant, 

pastor 

SUNDAY : ; 

iiM am . Swiay school 

9:30 and 11 ajn. - Morning 

worship 

v MeOwm 

UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH of Somers Point 

Bethel Rd. and Ddran Av. 

(opposite Acme parking lot) 

Rev Robert B. Cbstello, 

pastor 

Jjiret flUjurelj 

The Presbyftrlan ChureH* Uîf ! j;: v 

?fhandWtsleyAv-tnuf ^kililt; 

Rev. Wm. Radclifft AlWn, TKiifwI r^^rl 

Rev. Jeffrey W.WInftK'«gslsJartt«IsSy 

Director of/Musiî^jrgarMi : K : il&-''% 

SUNDAY, JAKulR^Mi 

SUNDAY, 

iO« 

and worship Service; Nursery 

.available, 

ST. PETEtfS 

UNITED METHODIST 

«h St. and Central AV. 


David M. Finch, pastor 

William R. McClelland, 

associate 

Eugene McCoy, director of 

music • ' 

SUNDAY 

I a in.. Church school 

10:30 a.m. - Morning 

worship. Pastor Finch 

preaching. 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

UN. Shore Road 

Marmora 

Rev, 3, D. Overcash, pastor 

.SUNDAY 

11 a.m. Morning worship 

CENTRAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

"Shore Rd. and Central Av. 

Linwood 

Rev.! 'lu*[i:' 

PAGES— SECTION 

Measure of Faith 

ByPOOBRICBARD 

'Howmucli do you believe in Cbriijt? 11 The question of, 

how much fain we have often haunts a Christian. Am I aaT 

faithful to the Lord and Hit word as I ought to be? Bow" 

much faith would I have if the test included the laying 

down of my life for God? 

Many people believe in Jesus. The Bible stye that even - 

fee dert[believes to Christ Our salvation is by faith. The * 

question that connta is how much do we trust pud? HrtrJ 

much of the current control of our live* and our destinies« 

have we handed over to Jesus? , "14 

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acts or works tf charity —asgoodaathoae thing»Bi*. TheA: 

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i ,- SECTION THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N«f. Thursday, January 

'It's time to move on' 

ByJAOOEBIDDLE 

After 15 years at OCHS, social state 

teacher Robert DoW baa decided "It's 

time to move an." Dott recently tamed 

k, ids resignation to the Ocean Qty 

Boart f Education. He has taken a Job 

as assistant principal at Riverside High 

Mod. 

: 

Dotti's contributions to OCHS go way 

beyond the skills he has taught in tbe 

dassroom. He has bc*n a constant 

aource of Ideas for student ac»lvlties. Be 

Is a person who would not Jut say "that's 

a good idea" and then forget it Dotfl 

would follow through for the benefit of 

the student body. 

In tbe classroom, Dotti prepared 

atBdentt for college and responsible 

eitiwtmMp A3 one former student of 

ftitti's nid, "now Oat I've graduated 

Dotti resigns 

fifteen yean 

after 

Send 25 VaJentine words to 

jour honey. 

It's only §2, don't worry 

about money, 

Jnst give us your message 

by Jan, 31. 

Make February 14th, for 

your Valentine, tunny, A 

Letter to the editor 

Editor, TlieBtuows: It is after reading 

« editorial iqTOeBfflows, that I reply. 

the editorial, which was anonomoualy 

written, concerned the project coordfaiator 

of the new addition to the Ocean 

Qty High School Mr. Jot Nlmrner. 

the first paragraph Informs us that 

"we, be students of Mean City High 

School, owe JoeNimmer a vote of thanks 

and gratitude." The third paragraph 

says, "(he is) making sure that our new 

building is being built properly," and 

(ben the last paragraph state flat we, 

fie students, should say "Thank you, or 

at least smite" the neif time we meet up 

with hin in the hall. 

Was this editorial written to make us 

feel guilty that be worts "long bard 

hours" and we don't appreciate it? I 

guess we are supposed to think this Is all 

VOLUNTEER work, right? You must 

realize (bat I nave nothing personal 

against Mr, Manner or Us staff, but 

pteasedon l tmakeitsonldllkewe"owe" 

fee workers anything. When in school, 

we are taught to concentrate on our 

work. When Mr. Nimmer is in our school, 

tell supposed to be making sure that the 

school la being built properly — that la 

me Idea of a Project Coordinator, Isn't 

W 

School 

psychologist 

visits classes 

ByJUDYSWANKOffla 

Recently, school psychologist Effle 

KokkJnos talked with the psychology 

classes. Most students do not realize 

what school psychology is or what school 

psychologists do and KokUnos wanted to 

mtoe dear tbe purpose of her position 

"-"-- laychotogy is the branch of 

• that concerns itself with the 

1 of psychological knowledge 

fc fee problems of tbe school, the 

r fcfcfasra and the' child. 

* The, psychologist 'develops a 

, relationship wltt eacb student based on 

trust-confldentfaUty, and sta objective 

sisjWBiiieiltof the todhidaals needs. She 

tM assists in tW solution of problems 

conrtwwlng,, -- v i ,-• ' 

ttopsycboJoglsf 

wldes the parents 

the Oductitlonal 

lgths and needs of" 

/also work with teachers 

l 'me children whose ad- 

^pnHtnii «rt Interfering with 

"i titt dismtonL - •, 

my qaertom or need 

" »c«(rdtag i 

Perhapsit was onljrf who thought that 

this was a strange editorial. In my 

opinion, if someone writes an important 

story for the paper, and it gets published, 

at least the name of the author should be 

printed u well. Unless, of course, mis 

particular editorial represented "we, the 

students of Ocean CUy mga School," 

Tom Schocnwald 

Senior, OCH5 

tuflter-s note; Editoriala express the 

mind of The Billows. We hold the old 

American beliefs that jobs ("jne well 

deserve reeogniUon, Th§ editorial was 

intended to reflect Uw genual opinion of 

this paper's staff. We feel Mr. Nimmer 

deserves nejice for his job just as a 

student deserves commendation for bis 

school-work. 

from OCHS, I respect and value tbe 

things he taught me." , 

Besides school activities, Dotti • 

resident of Ocean City, ins actively 

involved in the community. Be ins on 

the mayor's task fora for drugs and 

alcohol abuse and helped with an 18year-old 

voter registration drive. He 

plans to remain in Ocean City for the 

Published by the students of Ocean Qty High School 

News briefs... 

E2PJP!2S'i!S£ i £, mmÛmftVmCm^koa 

sndts seven tfcrengh twtlw with an 

sale wfll last tmti] Friday, Jan. 17, 

aintw jobdutoiwilltacludetsadw students may purchase a copy from 

" "5~J * _SiSWIJIl*UCf - - __*« tfj^ foUOWtflff JTSSFOOIE 8t§ff ffUffllaigW* 

fipttglP^ _ Dotti nulls tlj# DOSlfiOD fffll Tt.ii ,i •• A if .'..-,, I, ji i f--jrijL 

make use of and enhance his •*ministrative 

skills. Leone, Kim White and Main Office. 

As one of his colleagues has said of his 

departure, "The students and teachers 

at Ocean City will really miss hta!" 

MOCOfft iS yOUth P 1 id 'universities universities range from dormitories donnjtartes 

of £#W month 

ByKELLY ARRECIffiA 

Bob Macom, a senior at OCHS, was 

dwseh as Youth of the Month for 

December 1981 by thg Octan City Mchange 

Club. 

The purpose of the program, 

established In December 1983, is to 

recognize students for outstanding 

achievements and leadership qualities 

The Exchange Club organizations honor 

the student each month at one of their 

meetings. 

Macom Is a member of National Honor 

Society, participates in Rutgers Scholar 

Program as a Ocean City representative, 

.and is a photographer for both 

The Caravel yearbook and The Bilious 

Macom has also participated in varsity 

wrestling for four years and varsity 

baseball for two years 

These are Just a few of Macam's activities 

that make him deserving the 

honor of youth of the month 

Jackie Biddle was chosen as youth of 

the month for January 1984. Biddle is the 

first girl to receive this honor by the 

Erchange Club, ' 

Any senior who has been accepted to a 

college / university Is asked to please 

acceptances, so a list may be posted of 

Tbe annual Student Council carnation 

sate bu begun. Carnations are being 

sold In red (I love you), yellow (friendship), 

whiteTJust thinking of you), blue 

(I'd like to get to know you better), pink 

(secret admirer), and green (conceited). 

Carnations are $1 each and an being 

sold by Student Council members. Sale 

ends February 9th. 

The second annual beach bash, 

•ponsortd by tbe sophomore and Junior 

HnKHi, will he a nm inn 97 in t*» 

IIIWWMi 

Help for the college jitters 

By JUDY SWANKOWSKI 

Okay, you've not out your ap. 

plications and maybe even have beard 

from the college of your choice. But now 

comes the planning, worrying and 

nervousness. College need not be the 

traumatic experience it's made out to be. 

The main thing Is to relax. 

To make those early days a little 

easier, men are eight things you should 

know; 

1. Sometimes you won't feel well. 

Your stay at college will not include a 

bowl of chicken soup. Locate the medical 

facility the first week on campus and 

don't hesitate to go when you're not 

helingwea ... ' 

2. Walking by the library and using it 

are not the same thing. 

The library is your primary resource 

tor papers and research* projects, and 

whether you're accustomed ton 

1 Hbrary or not, you will spendi 

hours there in the neit four yeai 

tope the college library early, not when 

you're in a panic to finish a Drojeet, 

3. Homework is more important than 

ever before. 

Homework in college is like a trial run 

at a test, and because college testa are so 

important, homework is vital, .Don't do it 

Jut to do it, do it to learn. 

4. You will need more books than those 

required for your classes, 

The college library has the resource 

aid research materials you wfll need, 

but there are some books you should 

have at your disposal at all times: 

• A dictionary. Your best bet is 

Webster's New.Grflgffate UetiBnay, 

It's a standard for your college desk. 

• A thesaurus. Jtoget's International 

Themmu is considered the best. 

5. Several housing options are 

available. ' 

living accommodations at colleges 

to fraternity and sorority houses, co-ops 

to off-campus living. Be sure you know 

all of the rules as some colleges require 

freshmen to \ live on campus. If offcampus 

living looks less expensive, 

consider food costs and travel to and 

from the campus. 

Aerobics class 

on Wednesdays 

By MELODY S YE 

Once again aerobics has started to get 

some of the runners and throwers ready 

for the track season.) 

This year the program is being run by 

Miss Zombeck. Instead of being held in 

the tiny AVA room, the activity is held 

once a week in the wrestling room. 

The program consists of a series of 

videotaped shows done by Jane Fonda 

and Joni Greggutt. You stretch, twis^, 

jump and Jog for about ail hour and you 

leave with a sense of accomplishment. 

Aerobics isn't Just for Oie track team 

either, anyone can come as long as 

they're willing to workÂt the last 

workout a lot of football players came in 

and Joined. The group found It a little bit 

difficult, but hung in there anyway. 

If you're willing to work and, you want 

to have fun, Join In on Wednesdays after 

school. 

' The Billows baa received many letters in the mail to announce com-' 

munity events. 77K BIHOWS, in trying to keep the students of OCHS well 

informed, accepts these announcements eagerly. Although, in the past, 

many have been sent to us later than our deadlines, and we regret not 

being able to print them. 

. If your club or organization has a special event coming up which 

• pertains to OCHS students, please send the information at least two 

'• i weeks in advance to: 

,5th and Atlantic Ave, - ' ' 

Ocean City 08228 

I. The dean of students is more than 

Just an office. 

The office of the dean of students is one 

of tbe most active offices on any college 

or university campus. Here you can find 

an answer to almost any question you 

may have, stop by and meet these 

people. 

7. You are going to write more papers 

(ban ever before. 

A common complaint among college 

students, particularly freshmen, is the 

number of papers required by college 

classes. Several appropriate 

publications are available at college 

bookstores that will simplify the process. 

8. Good habits are important to 

establish. 

Begin establishing good habits your 

first day at college. Good solid study 

habits vrifl make test time easier and will 

pay off as both long and snort term 

inevestments. 

Betides aQ of these details mere are 

many more that cannot be found out but 

by experience. One of the major things to 

remember is that now you are the boss. 

The decisions you make in college are 

yours and yours alone and these 

decisions win contribute toward your 

success In college. 

Behind most of these decisions Is the 

element of time. Time, of or the lack of 

it, will make many of the decisions for 

you. First and foremost is study. You did 

cafeteria. Hie cost is JZ per person and 

f3 per couple. ^ 

A variety of scholarships applications 

are available In the guidance office: 

_ Golden Nugget-deadline March 10. 

— Nuranf Career 

— N J. State Gold Association 

— Cape May County Legal 

Association-Deadline February aid 

— N.J. Masonic Fraternity 

Educational Grants-Deadline February 

fflth 

— Polish-American Association 

Grants-Deadline March 16th. 

—KfmPoore 

come to college to learn and learning 

doesn't stop once you're out of the 

classroom. 

Time most also be aUoted for extracurricular 

activities, recreation, awt3 

entertainment. It's not realistic to leave 

these out of your schedule. You should 

begin the school year by preparing a 

calendar of academic and sodal activities. 

Having afl of your cranmftmente 

down on paper gives yon a visual 

representation of what your year wfll 

look like. 

These are just a few pointers to make 

your first year away at college run a 

little smoother. College lets you live 

some of the best days of your life, so go in_ 

with a good attitude and have a good* 

time. 

Seniors are accepted to schools 

**-• -ByCINDVKNEISEIl — 

From now until April, many seniors 

win be recieving replies to their college 

applications. 

A majority of the seniors going to 

college applied In November, However 

same applied as early as September. 

"I was notified of my acceptance by 

phone bur days after I applied," said 

Ron Hutchinson, who was accepted to 

the Art Institute of Philadelphia. 

Nancy Johnson said, "I'm a ran case, 

I applied In September and received a 

letter to November saying mat I was 

accepted to Embry Riddle Aeronautical 

University of Arizona. I was really 

nervous waiting to hear from them." 

Commentary 

By CHRIS SHALLCBOSS 

"Orangeistheworstpossiblecoloryou 

could use besides maybe red," says 

psychology teacher, Mrs. Margolis about 

the color of the main hall. 

She said that It has been proven Chat 

orange causes agressiveness among 

people. Why was this color chosen for the 

halls? The bottom floor hallway Is bad 

enough but the main hall Is dimly lighted 

and this color Just makes It darker. 

Maybe the fact that orange la an 

agressive color was not known, but 

shouldn't some of the decision have been 

given to the students and teachers? After 

all, this is our school. 

As I Was Walking Down The Hall 

I Happened To Glance Upon The WaD 

. As I Gazed And Stared Upon This Sight 

I Thought That It Was Kino" Of Bright 

Did They GetTWs Ugly OrangeOnSale 

Or Was It A Mistake Blade 

Through The Mail 

A dull yellow or another subtle-color 

color should have been used to brighten 

me halls and maybe students' spirits 

along with It Noone that I ham talked to 

has saidaUnd word about whatbts teen 

done to our balls. ', ' " i 

' ThisUoufsdwolandtradiUonany.we 

should be proud of it. If we're h 

It's hard to have pride."*,' 

' •/ 

-i. a Kathy-. McCann. applied. 4o tore* ^^r—iissêsrfah CoUegt, William 

schools, Ithaca College, Rutgers College, Dingman — Embry-Riddle Aeronautical 

Trenton State College, '1 hope to hear University, Robin Kharouf-Rlder, 

from them BOOB," said McCann. College, Miehele LanchoneyÛlentown,. 

Brad BJorksten said, "Tve only put In College, Ronald Leibow-CIem IOBV 

oae application, to Washington College in University, Christopher LJbro- 

Maryland. Tm planning to apply to a few Bloomfield College, Dennis Millermore 

schools. Pm pretty nervous about Trenton State College, Sherry HeQuMbearing 

from Washington College." Unlversity of New Hampshire, Roger 

The following is a list of toe who 

have already accepted to a school. You 

can also find an updated list outside the 

Guidance office: 

McLarDOn-Unlversity of North Carolina, 

Tracy Nauman-Unlversity of Delaware, 

Maureen OWeU-Ratherine Gibbs, Louis 

Paone-North Carolina State University, 

Bob Pfander-Cullnary Institute of 

America, Jennifer Powell-West Chester 

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fe^jBE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Thursday, January 26, 

But AC coasts to victory 

ByTOMWlLUAMS 

ATLANTIC CITY — Ocean 

City hadn't entered the 

Atlantic City High School gym 

br a boys basketball game 

since December 1964. That's 

Marly 20 yean. And, If you 

would have asked Jack Boyd 

during the §econd p§riod of 

Tuesday night's game, he'd 

haw voted to wait another 20 

Mart rsturnliig. 

The Vikinp rolled over the 

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two straight and five of sii, added two more when Dennla and we beat it,. They went to half of the court, They sejied 

dropped to B-5 overall. Jones made a steal and assist. the triangle-two and ire beat M of the next Sfj pqMla, 

If you were paying attention Atlantic City finally scored Out. We beat their man-to- sparked by Eddie Brown from 

in the first five minutes of the alter two minutes, on • man and w§ beat their press. outside and Bruce Martin 

game you might have eased Jumper by Sean Lucas, and Finally they go to a simple Inside, to take a 46-26 lead at 

forward to the edge of your were trailing by Bve, 17-13, two-three zone and we go to tatermission, F Q 

seat, expecting a rial when Ocean City pushed pieces." 

"It was- - Impressive,' all 

challenging contest. ahead even further, 

The Raiders, who" generally right," said Boyd, in answer, 

The Raiders, showing little Watts geared on a pass from 

quarter and basically COM ted 

function better against a mtj|. to a question, ,'WI wasn't^ 

respect for the Vikings' streak Dennis Jones and Joe Jones 

to a 93-70 win over Ocean city. 

toman because of the driving ready to be impressed, I 

or the home floor on which scored with an offensive 

The win lifted the third- 

abilities of their players, fcought we played very wett 

they had beaten Trenton Just 

ranked Atlantic City club to 

rebound. It was 21-11 and the couldn't hit the perimeter for the first five or six 

last Saturday, scored the first 

12(3 on the season and 

Raldera had made nine of IIJump 

shot and, with AC In aminutes. 

And I felt coining in 

seven points of the garni. 

stretched their winning itrtak 

snob. Suddenly the tide began tight zone, rarely got more Out it wag important we get 

Homer Baker hit a three- 

In, eonfMtnee play to 77 

to turn, 

than one shot each tine down. off to a good start. It was 

pointer off an offensive "I couldn't believe it," While that was going on at •mazing how quicHy têyf 

IM»i, 

rebound, then scored with a exclaimed Boyd afterwards. Ocean City's end, the Vikings turned the thing around^ 

Ocean City, which had won Gent Watts pass. Bob straub They used their 1-3-1 defense got things into sear oh their 

Dave Hadden 

RAIDERS 

24 20 (1 

74 

30-13 1b 6 4 

32 

Butch Cupe 7-3 00 4 0 

6 

COLTS 

U 10 

J4 U Ben lyrd 

6-3 00 4 0 

6 

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Bff Todd Wakal S-2 2-1 2 0 i 

OCEAN CITY (M) 

Robert Parker 00 00 1 0 

0 

Homer Baker 13-7 5-2 3 1 16 Barry! Cottman J-2 2-1 1 1 

3 

JOt Jones 

8 1 4-4 14 1 0 i Bernard Frailer 0-0 00 0 0 

0 

Gene Watts 14? 1-4 1] 2 I u Alex Williams OjO 00 0 _0 

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Dennis Jones 

5-1 7 0 3 ii»240 

Bob Straub 

$4 1-1 1 4 

»-25 

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121 I 

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Turnoviri;L Alan Watts 

1-0 J-2 1 0 

Ocean City • 

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IS, Cumberland • IS. 

Off Mil vs Rebounds: ' 

Frtlz Ftrrelj 

21 2-2 1 0 0 

Raiders • 14, Celts • 9, 

Rifle Schebal 00 0-0 0 0 

•lacked Shstti O, Watts (2), Hadfltn (2), Baker, BBI 

PtU Lewis • 0-0 (H) __0 

Team Reboundi: Ocean City • 1, Cumberland i 

_0 _0 __0 Perienal Fouli: Raiders • 14, Colts • 20 

I"' 53-28 32 18 "5 10 5 74 Fouled Out: nan*. 

PUMBERLAND (5-7) 

Technical Foul: D. Jones. 

Often |.J 

Officials: Ron Cflputo and BUI Nichols. 


SI 1 ' ' 

It should also be mentioned 

that the Raiders — who hit 

shot M percent and did not Hotaer Baker scored h Tuegday arid continues to shoot at a 

turn the ball over once in the percent clip. 

first six minutes — made only 

11 percent during the nest 10 JW* »«* I**d»tta rebound and Straub number three Chris 

minutes and turned the ball 

hit a free throw, cutting the 

over nine times, including six Straub 

taadto7M3, 

times in one two-minute Jumper. Riek Schebal put In 

stretch. 

an offensive rebound. Baker 

Bevenny called time, 

Tnat really could be the end nude two free throws. Straub 

returned his starters to action 

of this story. The Vikinp scored with a Dennis Jones 

and saw his club make six 

blitzed the Raiders, took a 20- Md Joe Jones 

point ha If time lead and a Baker past, 

eventually won by 23 points. It 

would have been easy for- 

Ocean City to lit the final «f 

minutes run by and sneak out 

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1 "The boys didn't have any 

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» Vjkini starters resnnir pride," said Boyd. "I think we 

.... bench, the team Coach realized the odd! were 

BUI Devenny had on the floor astronomical, down by 24 

was still a good one. against a team like that. But 

Atlantic C% got the lead these young men are good 

back up to 17 points before the athletes. They don't, quit. 

Haiders'did it again. Straub-ftey proved flat against 

fed - - Baker - • for - firo, Dennis Middle Township and, even 

Jones scored with an of- though the result wasn't m 

rewarding, thiy proved It 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. again tonight. 

-IMC- ., "Playing against teams like 

R00FWG& Atlantic City can only make 

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SHIITMiTALWOBK The one bad thing that 

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VINCENT STAHLER game the chances were only 

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Raiders now lead Cumberland, 

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Against Vineland the 

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PAGE 11 — SECTION TW&5 

Ocean City girls seek win today for 

Ocean City High School's 

tournament. tournament. *«.„„, decision. In ,. „_.,,„„ previous outings, _.„„. second „„„.., ...... place ,„,.,_.. behind the 1L. »..,.,.,„, ,_ „.. , . . .«\. - 

I flgirli basketball team goes to 

quickened in the hut eight 

The other game before the Pat Dougherty's girls lost to •econd-ranked' Thunderbolts, 

l^vineland this afternoon 

minutes and the Raiders 

deadline is next Tuesday at 10th ranked Cumberland, 79- Tuesday they ran into a 

hoping for another victory 

actually gained ground. 

home against Egg Harbor 42; edged Mainland, 3848; deliberate offense by the 

over the Cumberland Counhr 

Margie Bonnet paced Ocean 

Township, 

buried Bridgeton, 4W1; ahd Raiders wMch saw the first 

girls, iThe Raiders, after two 

City witti eight points, Sue 

Tuesday the Raiders tried blasted Oakcrest, 8742. period end with the Vikings 

sfraigljt losses, are 1-1 and 

Becker had seven and Judy 

to control the tempo against Atlantic City had its long leading, M,M haJftinie, AC 

win one of their next 

Bckerson scored five, Laurie 

sixth-ranked Atlantic City and unbeaten, streak snapped was on top, 2M, Atlantic City 

in order to earn a 

Carter, Atlantic City's 6-2 

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anojhtr flrst-plaee finish 

Senior Tony Palmariowon the The Raiders lost their two against the two teams. They 

joined with senior ; Dennis 

were heav^y favored to win, 

sen hUBtHW faiHwafl trt ivlti •* 

Monday as the Ocean City 

100-yard breast stroke and previous meets to MUlville 

AOller and freshmen Mark 

High;.School Swim Team 

joined Leonard, Astel and and Mainland by •llm 

Powell and Nicole BarUe to 

swamped Egg Harbor 

junior John Flnnegan in margins. 

take flie freestyle relay. 

Township, 10M2, 

winning the medley reia "We had Mainland tied and 

Sophomore Robbie Astle Flnnegan also won the If 

The Raiders took first place 

were beating Millvllle by % 

captured first In the 200-yard yard backstroke. 

in every event in the victory, 

going into the freestyle 

individual medley and 100- 

Mtheir; first Cape-Atlantic 

"I was glad to win this one," medley events and lost both 

yard butterfly while senior 

Laague win of the year. 

said Coach Bill Sepleh, meets," Sepleh noted, 

Neil Leonard won the 50 and"especially 

after the hut two "We still did very well 

Raider sports calendar 

THURSDAY FRIDAY IATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 

at 

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EGG IIAKBO1 

Basketball 

Home-?: 30 

TOWNSHIP 

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University of Virginia, scored fee action from there on. and Chris Argo^ each scored' -v^s' 

13 for the Vikings to lift her Crompton scored 14 pointa, 10points, ^ .S'itjj' 

career total to »7 points, Becker 13 and Bonnet 10. Dougherty, whohasa241^5 =' 

Cumberland Jumped on the 

Raiders for a O-lO lead after 

me period and a 41-20 halftime 

margin. Ocean City kept 

pace in the third period but 

any chance, of a comeback 

ended when the Colts took off 

again in the final period 

Becker paced OC with M 

points. 

Uia Crompton popped a 

Jumper with one second left to 

produce Ocean City's tat win, 

a two-pointer over Mainland. 

The Raiders are now 2-7 »time the Raiders took the 

overall and 1-4 In the CAL. early lead and Mainland, led 

"I expect to do better as we by Angle Evans, who finished 

take on these teams the with 16 pouts, came from 

second time," Sepleh said. behind to' He it. ttompton 

"I'm learning more about the inished witt a down for 

teams and coaches as we go Ocean Ciiy, 

along." 

Hie Raiders established a 

The Raiders take on 1M lead against Bridgeton in 

: 

Ocean City made 13 of 17 free career coacflkg record aee#'S;l 

mrows In the game, including nine wins to become thei'Bnt',*?§ 

tour sn-aight by Trish levin girls basketball':âth&t^M 

and a combined nine-for-ll by Atlantic, Cape May ' o^pi' 

Crompton and Becker. Qunbertand countWi to imtiM 

aiptayersscoredindoubleJMgames, ,H' . S I ' 

figures in a one-elded win over Next Tuesday's esme—la^M 

Oakaest, highllghled by a 55- 

Irvine sikih in 3%eî If 

The Cadeta Oymnajti^ hsrefalsowiw 

tan. toon mem toweW others Cadet*, g^ 

to past Brunswick to compete competing at this meet 

inanopendassmftatemeeifaMndoa:^^ ' 

where Josh Ejjrtne of OceM:'tovta 

Atlantic City forihe second the first period and controUed 

ttme this Friday, The meet is 

3:30 pjn. at the Ocean City ^ TRIP 

Community Center. The KmouLlD 

Raiders tost the fi«t meet, 93- " " 

n, 

"We're looking forward to 

m one," Sepleh commented. 

i - flWffffW 

Oty ptaeed Kirtl, all-around May 

„ Tne boys train four 

&vine won the vault with a week at the lAQmt$ 

near perfect score of 9,5 and nasties , AcademjMn 1 

wentmtoplacefifthonrinp Road in- Wortffi 

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More sports, school students who live In 

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page 16 For further Information call 

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SEABROOK - OWM City 6, early in the first period Ocean City's lead got to 28 unanswered points to ice the » 

qualified tor the Group Thrat when they scored 12 straight points (5WD), early In thewin. 

Four points durifttf 

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period. Watts hid scored 

right on the strength of a 7448 Jones each scored with of- seven of OC'a 12 points In the 

win over Cumberland fensive rebounds to start the flrst six minutes of the second 

Regional here. The game was string. The Raiders, by thehalf 

to produce the margin. 

originally scheduled for way, dominated the back- It was still a significant 

Thursday night but wasboards, 

4346. 

lead, 60-36, with 6:51 

pMtpontd 24 hours because of After Straub and Jones had remaining when the Colts 

heavy mow In Cumberland produced baskets to tie themade 

a run. Hidden scored 12 

County. 

score, Homer Baker fed Watts of Cumberland's II points to 

The victory lifted ths for two points, Dennis Jones reduce the lead to 8W4 with 

Raiders to M overall with scored with one of his2:81 

left. 

only thfM games remainiiig patented drives, Baker made They got It one point closer 

before the Feb. 1 cutoff date, me of two fouls, Straub when a Cottman bucket 

thereby assuring them of a scored off a steal and Watts created a 6741 scored but the 

bitter Man .500 record. hit once from the Une. That Raiders countered with seven 

Actually, Ocean City made it lB-io. By the end of 

weathered a 32-polnt output the period the margin had 

by Cumberland junior Dave been reduced slightly to 24-18. 

Madden, who launched the The Raiders doubled 

ball 30 times (making 13) Cumberland's output, 20-10, in 

while making four steals and the second period. The Colts 

blocked two shots. 

were still down six, 30-24, 

The Raiders, who got 24 when OC netted 14 of the next 

pints, 11 rebounds and two 18 points. 

blocks from Gene Watts, took First Dennis Jones hit a 

Uie game away with a first Jumper. After Hadden scored 

half that was as good a IS- a point from the foul Une, 

minute stretch as Jack Boyd Baker scored with u of- 

has seen all year. 

fensive rebound and, 

"We were pretty good In the' moments later, added two 

first half, I guess," Boyd more off a Watts assist. Joe 

agreed, "but we let them get Jones swished two free 

beck In the game in the throws, Dennis Jones 

second half. Funny things can penetrated for a layup, Fritz 

happen when you don?*: get to FerreU hit two fouls and, with 

fulfill your normal practice nine seconds left, Straub 

schedule, whether It's scored. Darryl Cottman Ut a 

because of the weather or Wooter at the buzzer for 

anything else." 

Cumberland to reduce the 

Ocean City was trailing, 10- halfUme lead to 44-^28. 

; the I 

stretch were produced by a i 

Watts from the foul line, two! 

each by Gene and Alan.; 

Dennis Jones made another ' 

free throw and he asajsted on J 

M basket by Ferrell, ' 

Though he struggled!? 

through an "off" shooting; 

night (one-for-elght), .senior \ 

Joe Jones snatched,; J4. 

rebounds to help the Raiders i 

control the inside gamer - > { 

—Tom Williams 

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1. Atlantic'City ..............'."."...."[."lO .-• 

2. Holy Spirit ..,,,, ,,,7 • 

3. OCEAN CITY,.. ,,,.,« ,' 

3. Bridgeton 6 -" 

3, Vineland .,,.,..,,.# '* 

6. Cumberland .,, s *'' 

7. Mainland 4 J * 

8. Miiivilis 2 - 

8. Oakcrest „ , .,,2 ,,, 

10, Egg Harbor Township i «•, 

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Pleasantvllle a - 

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Lower Cape May 6 - 

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Sacred Heart ;.......« •• 

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Octancitv 47.... 

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Scaan City 17 .. 

Mlllwlll* ri 4 Kevin Stanford 

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••W • • * W^t 1^1 life - 7 1 

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Oc«an city V 

Frank Burnslde 

OaKcrait • M 1 

Ocaan City • 4»... 

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Rent Nurse 

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Scian city • K . 

• Mainland • M 1 Maurice Ragland 

Ocaan City , 41 . 

n 1 Bernle Brennan 

Vain City • 14 

..Atlantic Clly • 41 I 

41-37 

Turnovers: Ocaan City. 

44 

27-19 3? 12 13 

17, Atianfie City • M. 

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Blocked shofii Morris (!), Straub, Lueas, Marshili, 

McKoy, Ross. 

Team Rebounds: Oetan city • 11, Atlantic City • 3. 

Personal Foulii Raiders • 17, vikings • 17 

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d»at,_or10inailr UMt, now Ms, Call 

PORTRAIT IN OIL - II" * II", erlBltll 

"Maria", fey RMMSJ C. MIMt, JMt 

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Mtai «*MI IIM an mmsm; IM 

R.E. For Sale 

R.E. For Sale 

INVEST IN LOCATION T- Duplax — 

,oop«r cottapa, 9 b*m» , IV, tatti, II*. 

rm.w/flraplK*.krmaldtn rm.full 

Mtchan, laundry rm, off an** pwnMg 

and J car garaot MMam I bdrm apt. 

lor Incoma Mutt aaa Intarlor to apwaeltt* 

Many axtraa, oardtra baacti 

uock U Momlnpilda Rd tacrlflca 

«1»^00. Own*- rWoMtins. call M«H 

PM financing if 

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INVatTMCNT 

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MvBtmanti thna ttoiNy, _.. .. 

all rantad tiMM Incoma lala 

insMK ttwn RaaHy, (UatKr, 

Ava c*HJfti«OO 

BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL 

STYLE HOME 

Wet bdrmi., 3rt bttht, nripi; ana 

dan. Nswly dKordad, en* biock M 

batch 4, MMk Larg* lot. Mity 

parKIng MuitbtManl 

wtit 

Five year old duplex — 3 

bedrmt.r 2 batfw, covered 

porch ea. floor; Rear deck, 

2nd fl. Fyrn. and Heated.' 

Storage rrtriav i and bescti 

thower. tlB9>W0. /> 

C4 2^Ma 

GARDENS-RANCHER 

Located across the street 

from fine Gardens beacfY." 

Features * BR., 2 bathj/ 

modern kitchen, gas 

haat, PLUS 

Only SM9.900 

central air. 

GARDeNS- T 

SINGLE FAMILY 

Immaculate a BR, 2 Satti 

residence. 

modern jKirefrstw «•» 

heat, .detactted gar«g« of 

for 

$132^00 

LAGOON-GARDENS 

Features 2 BR, 

Baths, large boat slip. 

Great view of gardens 

lagoon. Prime location 

for $159,500 

BEACHBLOCK DUPLEX 

Each unit has 3 BR., Vh 

Baths, large porches, 

economical gas neat, off 

street parking Excellent 

rental Income potential 

$135,000 furnished! 

NEW LISTING 

Lovely, corner^ duplex, 

well maintained ocean 

view from wraparound 

porch. New vinyl siding, 

roof, awnings.' Has a S 

BR., IVk bath apt. and 4 

BR upper cottage with 4 

•R, 2 full baths, 2 

.ONLY $»MO0i: v 

Single family,, CIOSBX 

beach & i Boardwalk.* 

BR, \Vi Saths/ parMog 

Attractive flnaijclna to a 

qualified buyer. A flood 

buy, offered fumlsOsd.' " 

FIRST OFFERING/ 

$329,000 i " - , 

A PRESTIGIOUS HOME V 

IN THE BEAUTIFUL 

GARDENS SECTION Of* 

OCEAN CITY- i, Sj 

Including all ,iof the; 

features one would, expect 

In a home at this 

price ' > "••-.''• 

•Outdoor Pool Wlttr 

Deck. 

, ^Fenced In Yard. 

•Master Bedroom Witt) 

Sliding Doors To PooL • 

•Custom BuJIt , Wood 

Mode Kitchen and Breakfast 

Area with Sliding 

Doors To Pool Area. 

•Lovely Corner Property' 

powder rooms and gas 

heat. Asking $218,000. 

1 , 

- Lot size 157' x 105', , 

•Extensive Landscaping 

For Beauty and Privacy, * 

We Invite your Inspection 

of one of Ocean City'* 

finer homes. c 

FRENCH 

REAL ESTATE Inc. 

1 ATLANTIC AVE 

' at Alton;' 

399-5454 

$10,258,731* 

That's money you can save by taking 

- advantage of the special pre-oonstruction offer at 

Ocean City's most prestigious and complete resort -,v,-,1,i. ^v- • - •• v,-.v 

oonuAunlty-Oceait Reef, Reserve your customized townhouae'fiow-and weTl> ,'•schedule 

Settlement thls'suitimer. That $1O.3S8.73 represents the'carrylng-.^J 

costs you won't be paying because of the delayed settlement Whether you '\ ; "-L ...., 

choose to live a life of lelsure^tn jDcean Reef, yourself, or whetherjou cnooae;(a':." *- y':, 

use your townhouse as ah investment property, youUlflndno'otherj'wateV^v KtTAi 

frontcomniunltyoffersyoutoTnuchjfottwlllile" Pn^cohatrut 111 — -^^- J 2 ^ i "- " ~ 

utju3t$97,IJ0a But you must hurry lo rc^-rve your special i . _^ 

Demand is great Especially In light of this $10,3(18.73 offer D*t wasteVjV' 

mlnulr more Cull or come we us lorlny i -' \ " ^ 

2

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14 — SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

Thursday, January 2fly*l984 

R.E. For Salt R.E. For Sale R. I. Par Sato R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sate R.E. For Sal* R.E. For Sale 

SANDPIPER 

REAL ESTATE 

LARGE FAMILY HOME 

With guest house license, SIK bedrooms, V/t baths, 

wrap around porch, I bedroom apt, on first floor with 

excellent Income. Oversized lot and plenty of parking. 

Good location and move In condition. Owner anxious. 

Make offer. Asking $145,000. 

CREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES* RENTALS 

Th» Only Golf Course Condominium At the 

Jersey Shore 


To Qualified Buyers. Call Today I 

609-927-1451 

Visit Our Furnished Model Home at 

44 Create Bay Drive 

8#tnf$ Piart, MJ. 

CORNWELLS REALTY 

330 Atlantic Avenue 

OASTA 

REALTY L 

SALES 

RtNTALS 

APPRAISALS 

388-3811 

"Very Nice" Two family horn* In beachbiock with 2 

and 5 bedroom apartments. Mostly remodeled upper 

unit with w/w carpeting and brand new kitchen, A 

good buy at $105,000. 

"Center.City Hotel!' with 4 apartments and 10 rooms. 

Make your plans now to earn over $30,000 for the upcoming 

summer. Fully furnished, ready for operation. 

illMOO 

"Triplex" Bach unit with I bedrooms, furnished, plus 

S ear garage. Well maintained, central location, excellent 

rental history. $?io,gdo. 

"Large Duplex" three bedrooms, 1 bath, iarg« Kitchens 

In each unit, ©as h«if, 3 ear gjrage, fencedln patio, 

very good condition. Owner very anxious to sell. 

1119,900. 

"Two Family" with 6u«if House license. Large property 

near efh t. Central with one I bedroom apartment, 

owner's apartment, plus large lobby, 6 rooms, 

off-street parking for 4-8 ears, 

"Warehouse" Large cinder block building with white 

brleN front. Ideal for any type storage or professional 

Uie. $45,000. 

LOVELY 5INGLE FAMIL¥ HOME • SOUTHEND 

4 iedreems, » Sath with large Family Room, Wood 

Stove, enclosed porch, lVfe. car garage. Priced at 

SI 13,500. 

BEACH FRONT DUPLEX, SOUTHEND 

1st Fir. 4 bed., l full Bath, 2 Powder rms, 2nd fir, 3 

Bed., ivi Bath», Gas Heat & Air Conditioning. Priced 

at SSfiOH 

3994211 

418 Atlantic Avo. 

3098123 

QREAT INVESTMENT 

Beachbiock — fully heated, s bedrooms each unit, fireplace 

In first floor unit. Excellent condition. Excellent 

income producer. Over $13,000 possible annually. 

Owner says sell new, Hal reduced price to 1124,000. 

ATrBNTIQN 

RRST TIME HOME BUYERS) 

10%%, 30 yaara fl«d rat* atate 

mortgage money available to 

qualified buyer. 

Ail naw home* — price* surfing at 

$67,500. 

Stop In or call for details 

MCCAFFREY & RICE REALTY 

Realtor 

904 S, Shot? Raid (Route 9) 

Palermo. N.J. 

Why 

Move To Somers Point? 

398-6224 

Homes priced fromJ!4U9SJo 

•175.000 (average •78,000) 

• Reasonable Taxes 

• Low Sewer Rates 

• Hassle-fret Parking 

• One-stop shopping 

• Finest Year 'Round Restaurants 

• Fine Schools 

• Accessible To Parkway 

MORE FOR 

Joseph Bradley, Realtor 

2 Braddock Drive 

Somers Point • 927-6789 

DUPLEX • SOUTHEND 

1 Block to beach 2 Bed., 1 Bath ea 

$127,500. Income $9,000. yr. gross. 

fir. Priced at 

1ST FLR. CONDO • SOUTHEND 

Unobstructed Meadow view. Two blocks to beach. 3 

Bed, 2 Bath - Furnished. Priced at SlO9,9O0. 

BERGE 55th & Haven Ave. 


, -1 . 

P. ALUN STfUTCH Jit, 

MINGY, INC. 

SALES • RENTALS 

- GUEST HOUSE - 

Twelve bdrms., 4 Mthl, 

2 powder rooms, cente 

city close to beach and 

bdwk. .Call for Inspection 

only $U5,ooo. 

- SINGLE - 

Sun porch, LR, Bit, Wf.. 

utll. rm,, 4 bdrms., b«th 

Hot wafv BB heat. 

- WJLttFAMILY - 

OM BR apt. (heated), MM 

2 BR apt., one 3 BR apt. 

(heated). Also can be wad 

•s 2 apfi. and a giMtf 

rooms. Center city, clow 

o beach. Only $99,900. 

Some owner financing to 

qualified buyer, 

810 O0MR Av«. 

301-0420 

Southend Duplex priced to 

sail at $158,900. Area 

bdrau,, 2 batbi each floor. 

Recently painted and sew 

wall to wall carpet Installed. 

Move la condition. 

Must see. 

Asbury Ave. duplex for 

under $100,000. Mala bouse 

tabdULi 

gas but, rev apt. bat 2 

bdrna., 1 batb. Great 

location. Only ISO 1 to 

bead). Listed for »99,900. 

I'IT only $90,500 you can 

own rblii cute Caps Cod 

home only • few steps to 

tbe beacb. It Is fully 

beated, baa storm windows, 

2 bdrms., 1 bath and 


location. Only 199,600 Am. 

Corner duplex at 55th St. 

Three bdrms., first floor 

unit and a 2 bdrm. second 

floor unit, Fully furnished 

and heated. First floor 

rented yearly, one car 

garage. Owner has purchased 

another home and 

1B anxious for a quick sale. 

Asking $145,000, make 


Beachfront duplex, large 

corner' property, 2 units 

each wltti 4 bdrms., stile 

batbs, all appliances, fully 

furnished. Excellent rental 

history and it's immaculate. 

Asking 1465,000. 

New first floor oondo, near 

beacb and tennis, 3 bdrras., 

central A/ C, fireplace. 

Asking »115,000. ,.,, 

SOMERS POINT 

In a word "Immoci/iote" 

TArM bedroom*, IVi 

baths, Florida roam, can 

tral air and lot* of other 

extras. Immediate oe> 

cupancy. tnf.fM. 

OCEAN CITY 

The best value for your 

money Is • f family. We 

have 2 beauties, both In 

excellent condition. 

I. Two bedrooms, 1M 

baths, dlshwaiher, 

garbage disposal- 

199,100, 

Z Two bedrooms, 1 bath, 

big t car garage, 

molntonance-free vinyl 

swing. IIOS^M. Also 

Immediate occupancy. 

eAflDEM STATE REALTY ' 

18Bnnd*.*taryAw. 

399-3038 I1M101 

REAITVLT 


south end beacb. tbnti 

bdrma., 2 tile ba*s, fully 

ton, and heated, l car 

garage, large porcbef 

front and mr. Asking 

1^0,000. 

Lagooafront con 

temporary. Ibree 

bdrma, each unit 

balcony overlooking tbe 

lagoon and lntracoajttl 


vaulted ceilings, hardwood rdwood 

floors aid more. Aiktag Akta 

1189,000. 

Terrific investment opportunity, 

flint bd^,, 

m badn AJbury Ave. 

duplex. |l!,Mo to 1MB 

teases. MUM* lot, one 

street to beacb. Asking 

WM.S00, well M 

replacement cost. 

'Just completed 

for occupancy. Three large 

bdrms., a full batbs, 

fireplaces, A/C, 


skylights, Andersen 

tbermopane windows, 


French doon to private 

balcony. Must aee! 

Just reduced. Comer 

duplex with ocean view. 

Ibis Immaculate property 

is only 7 yean ola and bas 

3 bedrooms, 2 tile batlw, 

living room, dining area, 

kitchen with dianwaater 

and disposal and covered 

porcha In each unit. Then 

laalsoalaundry room with 

washer and dryer and a 

beacb shower on tbe fint 

floor. New price 1306,000. 

Cbmmendal lota at 3ftb St. 

three lota «W15' each 

(130x115 total). Aaklns 

•60,000 eacb. 

Single family — 3 

bedroom, 2 bath house 

with a large family room 

in a quiet residential 

nelghbbrhoodl. Asking 

$93,000.' 

ROBERT L SHARP, Realtor ) 

v fH tmrmmii^ 

399-0784 U3 389.1811* i 

10% OWNER HNANCINGIU | 

!, ttnvenlinf.ttt shopping. Two bedroom cortdos.,OtA.Y 

I74,SOO. Your eholee of first or fscond floor*. R 

% Mid-town 3 unit Income producer. A deal at tW.OOdll 

' . ' 8 

1. South end duplex. Two and 3 bedroom opts. Ovfner 

•njtlogs to sell. Prieid to move of Sl0i,0oo. p 

hxCEiFLazo 

•».C"i»K)B*!Pri 

REALTORS 

OPEN HOUSE TOUR { 

Sunday, January 29 , ! 

1 to 4 p.m. jio 

Primary and secondary homesi|S 

investor Sptelais t*J : 

Call or atop by for detail*. i~5 

3301 Anbury Ave, ' 

PRESTIGIOUS GARDENS 

home across from beach 

on large corner lot with SINGLE HOME I 

bedrooms, 216 battis, Gardens — i tNfcl 

room, dining room, r" baths T 

dining" 

the ocean. By 

tment i275,pw. 

round home offers a 

beautiful new Florida 

room, one-car garage, 

and off street parking for 

two cars. Neat as a pin 

and ready tnugq.fQf 1 lust 

168,500.00. 

Heated, nsrthend beach* 

block duplex. 5 br., 2 

bath upper unit and 2 

br., i bath lower unit 

both otter gas H/w heat. 

Two nice deefci, 1-car 

garage and lets of additional 

parking. Good 

location with rear alley, 

priced to sell at 

»UM»e,oo, 

Bra. & den, 

large Florida room tj>n 

lagoon, 2 car gorge, 

dock and 2 boatsKps. 

Lovely location on 

Harbor Lagoon. 

Ultimate lit' Ocean 

living for only 1259, 

One 

finest reiWenets in tjhe 

Of Ocean City's fnest 

nelghberhoodil TMsg 3 

br.; iVt bath Oar#is 

home offers a •••""" 

garage, tremendous 

x 92' lot, beauftfuj 

fireplace In famHy rr* 1 -' 

Many, many quality 

tras are included 

this exceptional value 

fmope.oo, € 

ager 

399-0041 

Large home with owner's 

quarters, 10 ouest rooms 

and a 2 bedroom rental 

apt. Near beach, boardwalk, 

churches and stores 

Heated, furnished and excellent 

Income possibilities. 

Near 14th arid Central. 

Professlonal Office 

building, 200 Block of West 

Avenue. Pour offices, 

powder room, second floor 

storage, off-street parking. 

Asking SfO,000, 

New; ' Listing Northend' 

duplex. Large lot, detached 

'garage with shower; living 

room, dining room, 3 

bedrooms it each , unit; 

heated throughout,*Asking 

$120,000 unfurnished. 

New Listing Northend 

duplex. 30x135' lot; living 

room, dining roorm 2 

bedrooms dach unit. Very 

nice neighborhood; Heated 

flrst'floor. Asking *13$,000 

furnished., / -"' ' u ' I' 

nVfnlf K| ntflP BOTH 

0MM 1%. HJ. 08215 

111 Atlantic Ave, 

399-1856 

Gardens Home, . - 7 

bedrooms, 4 batns,>0ra 

large lot (posslble'Sobdlvlslon) 

2 car garage, 

southern exposure: tÊa 

beach. Asking $210,000:- 

New Listing, Charmihg 

Gardens home located,'if>n 

two lots. Large enclosed 

porch. Living room, girting 

room, kitchen, A bedroom's, 

2Vi baths and garago^hv 

eluded, Asking $125,000 " 

furnished. 

Northend country living i 

the seashore. Foun 

.bedroom residence, breezy, 

corner property located In 1 

•year round neighborhood 

with lovely grounds. 

Reduced to $85,000. 

, New Listing, Center City 

Single. 30x100'Commercial I 

zoned lot, 4 bedrooms,' I 

•living room, dining room,' I 

1'A baths, detached 2 car J 

Wage;', close to stores,W 

banks, churches. Asking I 

$85,000 furnished. ' ' I 

REAL ESTATE 

SALES 

•ft 

ri 

Thursday. January 26, 1984 

R.E. For Sal* 

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

R.E.ForSala R.E.ForSale R.E, For Sale R.E. For Sale R.E. For Sale 

Starting A Philadelphia Tradition! 

PROMOTING OCEAN CITY 

at the 

PHILADELPHIA HOME SHOW 

"Civic Center" ( 

Jan. 28 - Feb. 5th>ally 

Musso, Inc. Realtors together with Bay Villa Marina 

invite you to visit them at 

BOOTH 658 

Comp. Tickets Available - CALL 39&5O0 

J. MUSSO, INC. 

REALTORS 

3329 West Ave. 

399-2500 

BAY VILLA MARINA 

Your Villa on the Bay 

6th & Bay 

398-9640 

franklin Williams 

REALTORS 

BAYPRONT 

Steps To Yacht Club • 

Charming 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath 

•Home with fantastic views 

situated on large lot w/2 

3/S Realistic $235,000. 

ng Home - 3 Bdrms, 1 

•full-JW Baths, Llv., Din, 

3cit., 2 enc. porches Deck & 

"Large Boat Slip-Most 

Reasonably Priced 

Bayfront-Call Today I 

'Two Family - 3 Bdrms, 1V4 

B'S, 2 Bdrms, l Bath - Both 

Heated, Includes 3 Boat 

slips - Offered $185,000 fur 

-nlshed. 

Fantastic Mortgage Ter 

jp5 makes this Bayfront 

+lome an Attractive Puy. 

'25 yr. mort, at 10%% int 

to qualified buyer. Con 

fllsts of 5 Bdrms., 7Vi 

laths, fam. rm. w/wet 

•7>ar & F/P, Florida rm 

Ideal for Entertaining. 

Better Hurry I 

LAGOONFRONT 

,Two Family on 18th St 

Lagoon. Both units 

Theated, situated on a 

large, lot with 3' Boat 

slips.. Asking ;MM,«». 

Kingston Lane — newer 

air cond. homo consisting 

of Llv. rm Pin area 

eat-in Kit. fam. rm. 4 

.Bdrms, 3 Full Baths, 

oarage, 2 B/s. Asking 

Realistic $215,000. Inspect 

N! 

Êxcellent, Opportunity for 

jtarge Family 6 Bdrm 

Riviera Home In Tip Top 

Condition. Features Incl. 

Fflm rm w/cozy F/P, 

economic gas heat, open 

'deck, patio, dock & 2 

Boat slips Inspect this 

'fine home Today 11 

Riviera Cape Cod 4 Bdr 

WS., 2 B'S 2 Boat Slips 

Property In excellent con 

dltlon Inside & out. Asking 

Exceptional Value 

Waterway Road • Contemporary 

Home with 3 Bdrms, 

Vh Baths, woodburnfng 

stove, garage, 2 boatslips. 

Priced to Sell at 

$169,500. 

Riviera • Clean 2 story 

ilv, Din. Kit. large family 

.room w/flreptaee, 3 Bdrnms, 

2 full baths. 1 car 

"garage - has 3 BoatSllfc - 

Avail, for Immediate Occupancy 

I 

Large Family Home - Llv. 

rm. w/flreRlace, din. rm , 

kit., S Bdrms., 2 full baths 

Has 62' waterfrontage w/4 

B/S's & brand new 

bulkhead & deck. Owner 

financing to Qualified 

Buyerl 

Riviera r 2 story Colonial - 5 

Bdrms., 2g. garage plus 2 

Apts. Realistically Price 

for immediate Salel 

Commercial •- on West 

Avenue • Includes Store, 

Sarage & 'Attractive 

owners apartment • 3 Bdr' 

ms., lVa Baths — Very 

flexible property In Lively 

Location — Excellent Buy 

4MQfc- RED. TO 

,$118,500. 

1330 BAY AVENUE 399 5711 

FOUR OR B BEDROOM, , m bMhr*nctitr, OAROINS AROINS 'Pli PliXlA,,-' MMtnty 

low milnttmnc., gu hMt. «£• linM M i t m 

UNIQU0 CUSTOM BUILT ~ Ouvln 

, |9t,er, 

tutlty, RMltor, *8,tiyAMMlM 

"mo" ' ' It 

F.MMy.ltK. RMltort, Park H*ct md 

«M«iicn.C(lllfNHL -. , > tt 

WaJftbUfllno ttgva *nd dx ln«h wtllt. 

Many wtrrt «K« Wrtmt Mom* 

DUPLEX IN SOUTHEND — fWO BEACH FRONT DUPLEX CONDO — 

'•'•-•— rnodafn apartiritnt* with ctpW* ijTth. St. location on feMnfwilk 

1 • a*ch lloor,'SlJJ,00» »al* by owmr *ltti*r unit. Sort* ownar 

ttor JW. v flftancV «rotora Invlhrt. Crtl 4»14« 

In Ocean City! „, , 

Nautical elegance, on'sparkling* ' 

bay 1 waters, twenty-fwo ne*' 

Juxury teiidences 'With pnvate 

boat slips,,cabala club and pool, 

i 

11to'4. 4 609-398;9443 

"srsit«ar.s 

~ on Momlnotld* 

•* badrwin*. 1 Mtt> *adi win *K. I 

•ttlc Planty of .oft »tr**t 

M»r* Raalty, 

tf 

OARDeNSPLAZA-OtMn City'* only 

hlglt rut CQMtmlnlum. On* Mdroom. 

RMitir. man, Park 

• , If 

NOATHeND — I Mrm., fvm., •l«n» t 

to I, M mm. to A.C. MM. b«Hi«. kit., i 

pordiM, w< TV e*M«, w-w, SajM. 

ttnvph M>y en* Uk. to l»Kti k Wwk. 

Hit. tut. OtP nq. No pad VIS plut 

viii CMII^H nuormst iaioi tt 

OCEAN CITY'S — iiiMtl bncfifnnt 

condominium, Tha Oardtnt plan. 

•tort* boraom, 1 Datli unit with 

panoramic vlaw lull raduoad to U7J.OQ0. 

Sruca F. Mlla/.Jnc. ', Jnc Kaallor, R« rn.SU). 

Park Placa and th* Saach 

tf 

H(W DUPLEX — »I»,KO TnrM 

MdrOomt, 3 tulnt. central air. 

OLDER DUPLEX — I75J0D. Two 

bmmmi, tmant occupud, IHW 

Imt. 

LARGE HOME — tUMO). Two 

tudroom apt., mining IKWH 

llunia. 

COUNTRY RANCHER — IMMUO 

Thru btdroomi. 1 boltrt, 13 

acr*f. 

THREE DBDROOM HOUSE — 

I'A battn. only %n,tn, nt*n 

WMna tmrk, ga* h.w. Iwat. 

YEARLY RBNTALS 

On* bwfroom turn. »75 includat 

utll. Tw bBiroonll, tit tlooc, OK) 

pltn utll. NO p«tj, Mcurltr and 

nfanncn raqulrad. 

JEAN BLACKMON REALTY 

Reiltor 

304-Vth Street 39»-«*J 

UPPER T0WN8MP 

UPPER TOWNSHIP'S 

BEST BUY 

$54,000 

New construction. Tdree 

bedroom, 1 bath rancher 

with living room, dining 

area, kitchen on .61 icre 

lot. You choose color of 

siding, carpets, counter 

tops. Only on6 available 

at this price'. For floor 

plan and financing In 

formation, call today. 

Beautiful 2 story custom 

contemporary with 4 

bedrooms, 3 full baths, 

loft, 2 car garage. Fully 

air-conditioned. Located 

on one of Upper Township's 

most prestigious 

streets. West Timber 

Drive. Taxes S790. 

$159,000. 

AVALON 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY 

ROOSHVELT BLVD. 

MARMORA 

39B-6677 

NEW BAYPRONT CONDO 

Thm oKtroonu, 1 bait, living room 

with f Inpian, dining am, dnlgner 

kltclwi. Andarun window*, central 

air, carpeting, washer and dryer, 

boat ftllp plu many more feafurvt 

Including bewtllul bay view at the 

low, low price of f 119.0M. Call today 

it won't lattl 

CENTER CITY TRIPLBX 

Wp have a bnutlful triple* within 

walking dluanca to beach and all ac 

tlvltlM mat li In aMdule "move-In ' 

condition. Two 1 bedroom and tile 

bath. Heated apti, and a 2 bedroom 

Illed bath garage apt. paneling and 

carpeting, ttirnugnout. Wathen and 

dryert. Excellent Income, low mam 

tenance. "A mutt tee for the In 

vmtorl" 

JUST LISTED 

Four bedroomi, t bathi, heated. 

Cape cod, JOxlOO' lot, center city, 

very nice condition. Atklng IW^BO, 

untumHlted. S 

IttveSTORg ATTENTION! 

Wt'Ve |uit ilittd uven Deiutllul 

apartmentl for tale paneled, car 

piled and with tile bithi. One, two 

and three bedroom unltt with ocean 

view and luti a few ttept fo beach 

and boardwalk, excellent Income, 

encellnit condition. 

OUE. Call JW 

tut. tf 

SOUTH END — Vi block 

to beach, ocean view 

Ride by this 3 unit at 405 

58th Street. Two 2 

bedroom apts. in front 

building. Rear unit 

features 3 bedrooms, gas 

heat, loft overlooking 

living room, wood stove, 

2 car garage. All units 

furnished. Only $145,000. 

RANDALL REALTY 

REALTOR 

55th and Cenb*39B-2Z10 

Yearly Rentals 

AVAILABLE NOW. — On* % and J 

bedroom aptt. Furnlttied and unfurnltnaO. 

Cotttal Realty, neeltor, call 

' tf 

YEARLY — New unfurnltnad 

fownhouM, a badrema, nt bathf. * UNIT* -f a** TV, »*•cond, 

weekly, monthly, winter rmtaf, ' 

Caim>3M*ori»MHri •- •• W, , 

LARO6 BEDROOM - and Wm/ r 

modern, comfortable, RattoruM* Mr 

nice lady or gentleman, rantal vaar ', 

round. Metit V requlraa. Prlyale ham*. < 

Rafnncai CallMI-M4t II -' 

ANCHORAOE HOUSE II)) Central -ij 

An. Roomt rr-TV/ own vaar round. , 

Onetatrarapttiafion.CallMJI0i1tJ. * 

REASONAILI CabW TV - Rafrlf. r- '"'i . 

Private and teml-prtvete Mtna, owl.' A 

mon csoklng & laundry are*. Call Wl'. ? I 

ntiorwe»it - j JM 

Summer Rental* 

TWO ANP J MODERN aemtooM ' 

APT*. Centrally located*nd J Uami. 

modem «pt aardant, teaeonal, tf 

,imntnly Cf»UIJtr*\7}t# 

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O«e BEPIIOOMA*T—WltftcaM**Mf , 

ofl *tna* parking, weekly or Umn#i 1 

tCUJtl^TJl ; . ".tf fit 

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1 BR Apt 

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Vicinity I5ttt 8. 

*1«Q,00 Pet'M0 

P.,u* Utilities 

654-4552 fe 

AWTEL «FtICie»ICY/ 

heited, alrôndllionerf. 

Garden 

Agency, Realtor'.NorHiandwauw 

Call i^^^.mfflmmm^l^WflcJo*.^ 

1 

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yp 

WATBRFRONT WITH BOAT SUP — 1 fandSPJn. 

badroomi, 2 tiattn. Snd nocr duplax t»S 

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p*r month Call 39*4000 tf 

0Ne-3«r«iib>*com«m avallaslt 

Illand RHlty. RHItOrt Ml) a. JlrtPKO 

AVM C*H3«M«1t. t* 

REAL MTATE OPPICEf^^NcUlaDt 

location. Aifrtctlvalr dacMMd. Spade' 

FURNISHED — on* baaroom apt» a0 ttom "»J»J>WJH. " 

utimiat paid AAM (o WMHT *M oowiafy'.N J.onM 

dry»r AvillaM* ('•b. 1. Call HN0 — —T— 

DMorallam anoaltarl Dem tt 

FURNISHED — I b**Bim apt. all 

utunia* paid, accna to 

LOVELY CORNBR COTTAAE - * 

MOroom*. IV, balta, «c*m vlaw from 

gnrumlilwdplwulllltl** C»IHWlH4tf 

•FFICIENCY APARTA(ENT — yaarly 

raitai ttanfns Immp.1rj. 

mum • « ' f t 

O i Sullivan Connrttion - im» y^ 

V 

Th*» rafolullona ar* m 

conitructton Cod* Ottlc*:j._ .. 

Av*nu*, and may'D* VMiMd b» in* 

public durliw norr- at IxHbiM* ' ' Mir*, '" t J, • 

1 M.1T.P P.tM.00 

Virtu* ot • Wrinot I— 

out of ttiaSgparior Court 0

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;PAGE IB — SECTION TWO 

Seamanship course 

mt by Auxiliary 

',: Ocean City Flotilla No. ii, Textbook and materials are 

tlJ, Coast Guard Auxiliary, $15 and prior registration la 

has scheduled a boating required by phoning Clay 

safety and seamanship course Dorsey at 39M303. 

Isr area boating p«opli, in the The boating safety eeurat 

iuilllary ilaiiroom covers lepal requirements, 

jieadquarters at the Ocean aida to navigation, rules of the 

weather, use of the 

The classes will meet from radiotelephone, and 

7-9-YEAR-OLD 

BIDDY BASKETBALL 

LEAGUE STANDINGS 

In the Spartan's season 

THE SBNTINBt-LlpettR, OCEAN CITVi N.J. 

Recreation news 

Ocean City Recreation Dlv. 399-6111 or 6171 

AThriUiri 

T.HaidiJi 

Oil 12. Just For Fun 0 24 

10 0. 

L«._ ROCKETS, BLUE JAYS 

score knotted 10-10 against the- 

Thrillers. Stefan Browne led W «» ThriUsrs to wfettO. 

bends and hitches. A cer- to W«l «U players with I Mike Hoban got hot for the 

tiflcate is awarded upon P 0 *" 18 - WOT and scored nine second. 

.OPEN AT 9 A.M. completion. The Haiders' Heath Mm. half points k> help defeat the 

The Sentinel-Ledger when mid«ring arrives a itay launched a jumper juat Grfttes. 

business office and swit. Saturday morning course Mon I 6 n o" 1 *» •Weat Michael Allegretto and 

:chboard open at 9 a.m. week- designed g for sailboat en- *• Rockets, , 12-10. The ggame 

Robbie Prim shared top 

thuslasts will be announced, 

SpENCE 

Seafood Kitchen 

Thank You 

for allowing us a 

nice vacation 

Reopening 

Feb. I 

Corner 10th SAsbury 

Phone 

399.1348 

It's neveri 

too early m 

to start L 

an Lit A. .5 

arawwa 

S»rf S 

ih§ Oriolis 

Despltibalaiieediooringby 

fte Rockets, the tartans 

rolled to Ujeir second victory, 

IWO. Victor Humphrey was 

3. Cardinals 

i Rockets 

In fact, the sooner you open your individual 

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

more time to save for retirement, which means more taxsheltered 

funds earning interest and building up for your 

future! If you work, starting in I.R. A, at any age makes good 

sense, and we'll be glad to give you all the facts! Stop in! 

\ «tt 0c«an City Area For Hearty 100 Years 

iwiil 

KiSatfflSâ&ttetwssafflffliK; 

David IIOIIH led the Bullets 4e second Rame was •*• 

SAND RA^S^ttL „££"with'Soin^tor fte 

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL - """" _ 

LESLIE AND ALLFR 

9t MBrfel D'""" 1 " 1 * TOP COURT^BSS 

Xr 1 " r - A«i««ofs moved pift Tooaas led tors over 

tato .H« for second place chattln-Hallidaj with 17 

"S?"."JO , « , basketball league. Iws took 

The Sand Rascals continued . MM lead at half-tiniB and 

a ift Place tie with their tast SRSL'B USSS 

wek's op^nent, tote torthelose«. 

Wa^rs,dtftaflngfliemtwo to ^ Iecond game, fte 

flTTW 1 . L. Oo « B CI *y Youth Center 

S J ^ W * " dd Mitof 

DavW Goss. 

icHon. The Six-Pack Attack ^ renomds *" * 

oÎI»Se« ttjre88 " mW Andy "^ Md D-Ve > 1^ 

mNDWOS S!e e 3nS ta(U2pOlfltl Glenn Mofflt. left, demonstrates k^ratt e^^^^brtikSfitt 

, O,,JB,_,. JJ••£ ^f.!"f,w" 0 "? 1 ? I 00 * dUr «f ett!W|to hr member oHlW eights 

8. Volley oftteDoIls 19 5 IN SCOUT CAMPAIGN 

4 Six Pack Attack 19 8 Edward Storek of Ocean 

S.Mahonay.Co. 14 10 Qry has been named to head 

& Off the Net 12 12 up the seashore district Exhibition on fencing and 

U. Purple Passion JJi^ leading Hie maintand dUWot. 

Tuesdiy evening at St; M* torn rt fimdJito &Mi 

Augustine't school haU oBmbatiori^rt'iiwsn*«in 

SoMwed d "by b "the" Fatter M OtH 

s ^ o t e ^ - .f— - «- -±* ».•-•-. 

"We're here fhr vou" 

1 ProcBFiis • Cotfiplete BBiM 

Fresh Meats • Frozen Poods 

Produce • Sandwiches 

To make entertaining easy,, 

Call Lin Carty 

Calf 399--3780 

Hot & Cold Hors d'Oeuvres 

Party. Platters • Sandwich Trays 

Optn Daily 7 to 9 - Including Sunday 

1 E. ATLANTIC BLVD. (Cor. or North) 

-vs The Ocean City 

c 1 .-c? BUTCHER SHOP 

; 

~i , Knights of Columbus of Ocean Army in Vietnam where he senior citton spectato 


jiÂ Sirvlni Ocean Cijy 

*"^**1 Yiir'Round 

yj- sinet j»si 

PREPARED FRESH DAILY IN OUR BUTCHER SHOP 

• % Varltty of Hambwrgeri • Steaks • Hpf i 

Roart B»tf Sandwiches • Plus very flood Heagiss 

All At LOWER PRICES! 

-*-r.—SOMETHIMO I«W--- 

• Winter luncheon Special • f 

v Cup of Soyp,-•'•" " 

; \ fny tint i 

"• '• &•'••' ?: "' sandwiches: ,,-l^_.,,îj\j ; 

•American CheejeO 

\ flie fencing tthJWtion WBJ •tt*4roll^^ ^ ( - 

gven by Past Grand Knight ".••.. : I dOU>Wlllj® .; '^••°. 

David Ooss and *Jonn . - - .^ :« -^W H-JIW 

s Wollerton who has L 

Phlladelphi 

school champii 

presenfly teaches fencing at 

*smss 

AeademyofSeavfllepmtona 

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