4 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 7 August '85

Fishing Rodeo Is Aug. 23 WILDWOOD - The Annual Angelo Versaggi Kids' Fishing Rodeo, sponsored by the Wild woods Rotary Club, the Depart ment of Tourism of the City of Wildwood, City of North Wild wood, and Borough of Wildwood Crest, will be held Friday. Aug. 23. Registration will begin at the Wildwood Information ( "enter, on the Boardwalk at Schellenger Avenue, at 9:30 •a.m Aug. 19 Youngsters mast be accompanied by a parent or guardian when registering Only 150 youngs ters between the ages of 8 and 14 years will be registered and registration will close when that nlimber is reached There will be a grand prize awarded by the City of Wildwood for the largest fish caught on all three boats On each boat, thpre will be prizes awarded for the heaviest edible fish and the largest number of edible fish. The boats will leave for their afternoon of fishing fun at 12:30 and will return loaded with their catch of the day" at 4 30 p.m. This year the boats taking part in the fun afternoon of fishing are the Adventurer II captained by .Joe McTom money . The Starlight captained by Jimmy Chicchjtti and the Cherokee with Captain John Hall Weather permitting. the fishing will be in the Atlantic Ocean or the Delaware Bay For further information, call 522-1407

Vj ft .. ^ Don* Ward BURN AND I. EARN — Jeanie Haas of Bear Creek, Pa., right, read during the Burn and l.earn Bible study class on the 103rd Street beach in Stone llarbor. Haas is visiting her grandmother, Carolyn Oechsle of Stone Harbor. Becky Roorbach of Court House conducts the lessons 10:30-11:30 a.m. on Wednesdays through July and August. She has brought the Bible to the beach for the last 14 years so guests can enjoy the sun while they I study the Bible.

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Judge Continues Repici Appeal

COURT HOUSE - Fourth-hand, hearsay evidence that Realtor Thomas J. Repici had sewage connection permission from former Middle Township Sewage Commissioner Michael Vistenzo surfaced as the basis of Repici's conviction appeal heard last week. Repici attorney Joseph Fusco of Atlantic County called former Vistenzo secretary (and present township zoning officer) Carol Nicoletta. former township grants coordinator Barbara Beitel. Assistant Prosecutor Robert Wells, and Repici attorney Joseph Gindhart, also of Atlantic City. The scenario was that Nicoletta's son. Michael, who worked for engineer A1 Herman when he oversaw

laying of a sewage line Ho Romney East, allegedlytold his mother he'd heard Repici had permission to connect his Hy-Land Motor Inn to the subdivision sewage line. Ms Nicoletta allegedly told Beitel who allegedlytold Wells who allegedly told Gindhart. Nicoletta last week reportedly agreed she'd talked to Beitel about the case, but denied her interpretation of what Nicoletta's son said. Also in dispute was whether Wells made the comment before or after the trial. After hearing all this, Superior Court Assignment Judge Philip A. Gruccio continued the case tentatively to Aug. 22 so that

Michael Nicoletta can be interviewed. Also testifying Aug. 1 were Repici and his wife, Joan. - Repici, sentenced May 30 to a $1,000 fine, one-year's probation and at least 180 hours of community service for "theft of services" for connecting to the line without permission, filed for a new trial in June on grounds Wells withheld information that Repici had permission. Repici did not make that defense in his trial, and Vistenzo has denied it.

Since Wells was testify- • ing as a witness, the county prosecutor assigned Dean Sykes to represent the state. The New Jersey Real Estate Commission, due to hold a disciplinary hearing on Repici's conduct July 30, postponed again, awaiting final determination of his case. Since it doesn't meet in August, it will be early September before that can come up. The commission has said a revocation of Repici's Realtor license is likely if he is finally convicted. He is the broker at Avalon Real Estate's Cape May Court House office. The services he was convicted of stealing were valued at $179: the $100 application fee and the annual $79 sewer fee for a home. Repici's home was in the motel at the time.

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Gold Goes Undefeated For Title STONE HARBOR - The Junior Girls' Basketball League finished its season as the Gold team defeated the Green team 6-4 to remain undefeated at 6-0 and capture the championship Chrissy Yost led the Gold team with 4 points and ; finished the season with a team high 36. Also that night, the Maroon team beat the Blue team 12-8. Earliei in the week on Tuesday. Maroon won over Green 22-4 and Gold beat Blue 18-12. THE JUNIOR Boys' Basketball League completed its last week of I regular season play before the championship game. On Monday, the Hoyas defeated the Fightin' Irish 47-45 as Mickey McC'ann I led all scorers with 18 for the Hoyas Tuesday night action showed the Explorers j beating the Quakers 52-25 with Frank Doe scoring 23 points for the Explorers. | Wednesday and Thursdaynights featured the Quakers versus the Fightin' Irish and the Explorers versus the Hoyas. Victory went to the ( . Fightin' Irish in a 48-33 win. I while the last night of play I saw the Explorers taking a | 45-31 victory over the Hoyas. Jim Shanahan led all scorers with 24 for the Fightin' Irish while Frank Doe had 24 for the I Explorers.

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Social Security Q. My husband and I have both worked under Social Security for over 40 years. When I retire, will I be able to collect benefits as both a worker and as his wife? A. No. You can only get an amount equal to the higher benefit of the two. Social Security will figure out your correct rate. 0 Opening Set Sept. 4 STONE HARBOR - The Public School will officially open for classes Wedneday moK(iing, Sept. 4, for students in grades Kindergarten through Grade 8. Hot lunch will not be served during the first three days of school but will be available beginning Monday. Sept. 9. Students may bring a bag lunch and beverage until that time

SfcSJdJwSjg Lr ^ WT _ jj I / Mr mfcy irrtlj I1IL 5 Vr I fhDorig Ward YOU RINSE. I'LL DRY — Beach friends clean up after a hard day 's work at the 29th Street beach in Avalon. Left Kelley, 2. is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dennis McGrath of Morristown. and David Jr.. 3. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Matnshik Sr., of Cherry Hill.