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A4 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER OcwnCtty, N.J. Thursday, November 14,1991
State Police, Eagles player and cheerleader bring message to students
Bj MICHAEL STADNICKI State Police co-ordinating high school souon. When
SeotkwI-LsdgerCotTBspondmit teams from the Crime Pre- taken orally, the steroids
UPPER TOWNSIffi* — It
vention Resource Carter; pass through the liver, The message: Say no to drugs.
was an assembly that draw
Dels. Paul Manzo and causing it in time to mal- Drugs are for losers. Everyone
the attention of the boys
Ralph Bernard and Trooper function. The drugs can do
and girls. A professional
Tim Fogarty, The group damage to the reproductive Is behind you, and people care
football player, a member
Stakes about one presenta- and the cardiovascular sys-
of the Philadelphia Eagles,
tion a week throughout the tems and the pneral psy-
and an Eagle cheerleader
state,
che of a person by making Eagle cheerleading squad, killed in an auto accident.
woe going to visit.
Det. Manzo said die State Mm overly aggressive. who asked the students to She revealed, for the first
Bi^y the fame, the glam-
Police wants, everyone to Fogarty has been take a stand now. She time in public, mat she is so
our and the moments in the know they're fighting a war involved with many of the advised the duUdren to pick involved with drug and
spotlight wera not th« raa- against drugs with a new top doctors in the field of a role model.
alcohol abuse because a
son Atnone Davis, rookie weapon — tiw students. steroid use, people in the "Choose someone who !• dose cousin was stabbed by
offensive tackle, and cheer-
It is up to each individu- muscle and fitness field and •successful; maybe a teacher someone under the influleader
Colleen Walls came al, everyone, to Just say no the U.S. Olympic Commit- or a sports figure,* she said, ence of cocaine and Is now
to visit the Upper Town-
when someone asks him to tee.
"Choose someone who paralyzed.
ship middle school in purchase or take drugs. "The best way to build does the right things." She felt she could talk
Petersburg on Tuesday "A true friend would not up," he said, "Is through She told them to get about mis now because
morning.
make you do something to proper sleep and nutri- involved with activities. "the effect if these abuses
They came to deliver an
hurt yourself. Only a fool tion."
"Find something you're touch us aU."
important message: to stay takes drugs." said the Bernard, the State Police good at and excel in it, be it Bernard reminded the
away from drugs and alco-
detective. "Don't be a fool. liaison with the Philadel- sports, the piano or dance." students mat people can
hol and "Just say no" when Help those who have a phia Eagles, told the stu- She stressed that students and mat they should have a
offered base substances by
problem with drugs," dents, "you make a should pick their friends positive outlook on life.
others.
Pogarty spoke on thedifference.
If everyone ref- wisely. "Know who the bad "Drugs are for losers and
Principal James E. Burke widespread use of steroids
uses to buy drugs, mere people are and stay away you're winners."
introduced members of the by an estimated 500,000 will be no one to sell to." from them. Remember He introduced Antone
The detective emphasized don't be fooled by good Davis, the rookie offensive
that the guest speakers looks,"
tackle of the Philadelphia
V.
218 West Ave, woe on their own time and WaUs said she sympa- Eagles, who said he is The intup, from left: Colleen Walls, Paul Manzo, Antone Davis, Tim Fogarty,
Ocean City, NJ WHO not paid by anyone to thized with the students strongly opposed to the use Ralph Bernard, They came with a message.
come speak to the students. about the tragic events of of drugs and alcohol
He tafrodueed Colleen the past weekend in which "This bothers me," hecontinued,
noting they It bothers him, heabout
that, thafi not what
Walls, a member of the 1991 two QCHS students wee told the students. He told didn't work to get ahead. revealed, mat people will weVe talking about"
mem of his childhood in Antone graduated from abuse substances and say Asked who was his rate
COMB
Fort Bailey, Ga. and theTennessee
and was chosen they can handle it and then model, Davis answered thau
(2662) EXERCISE and AEROBIC CUSSES pressures of growing up. by the Eagles in last year's get behind the wheel He it was someone in hifflP
He was missing school and draft.
explained the NFL drug hometown who had a col-
Sponsored by
going to pky video games.
policy and noted he haslege
degree and gave Mm a
Hair and Nail Designers
Ocean City Recreation Departmint
T wank the truant officer
Davis spoke on the use of been randomly tested three Job.
For intormidon GUI 39M111, ext 248 sr 288
Tina, Toni and Nails by Meg
who came to get me and set
steroids, brought to times this year.
Both Walls and Davis
Msrlbeth Nsall, Insmietor
me on the right nek," henational
attention by pro-
.4 Week Fall Session - Starts Men, Nov. 18th said, adding mat he got a
fessional football player
The group fielded ques- took time out of their
Twice a week..,,,.. • ,„'17.50
job and was saving money
and actor LyleAlzado.
tions from the students, schedules to bring then-
R«hy, Sapphire or
or 12.50 per etasi
Some directed at Antone message to the students —
for his education while kids "Hie best way to increase were football related but say no to drugs. Drugs are
Emerald Heart S
it the RICRIATIQN CENTER he knew would come by your strength is to eat your most dealt with drug abuse. for losers. Everyone is
llh Street tnd Atlanta Avinue
Monday S Thursday Morning at B A.M. and ask him to go to parmother's
cooking and exer- Asked how much money behind you and l
ties, Antone refused and cise," Davis said.
he made, he replied, "forget care, i,
Tues, and Thurs. fvn it 6:30 P.M.
they laughed at him.
MthtOVKCINTER
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'"Those guys are still
You may ngltttr um»Out
mere in the same town, he
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Thursday, Novotnbof 14,1991 Oc«nCtly, NJ, THE SENTINEL-LEDGER A5
HUGHES
DEVELOPMENT
(continued from page 1)
(conttnutd from page 1) Water hearing next month in township
federal flood insurance pro- Hughes said he also sup- complex U planned for the
gram, would pay 40 patent
Point's downtown. The
ports elements of the bill
UPPER TOWNSHD> — County officials, along with mally against proposed England generating station
Route 9 tract near Grove-
of the value of the building
complete historic dlitrlet
which call for Improvement land Avenue. The applica-
State environmental offl- many members of the pub- pumping by another uHUty, to operate the plant's pro-
for relocation and 110 per-
extends from Route 52
of flood protections buUt in
dais have scheduled a pub- lie, have raised objections to In a resolution passed at its posed flue gas filtering systion
has drawn much public
^ent for demolition.
north along Show Road to
to the structures of buildlic
hearing next month on the proposed drilling, fear- Oct 28 meeting, the comtem. concern since it is more
The problem for property
Maryland Avenue,
ings, like pilings flood
New Jersey-American ing that the pumping mittee requested that the
than double the city's
The committee believes
owners m beachfront eeni- proof construction "and a present building height The Wstarie district drew Water Company's applica- would affect the private pending permit application mat the use of fresh water
munities, says Hughes, is whole host of other tWngs^ limit of W feet While the some opposition from area tion to divert water from weUs used by surrounding iof Atlantic Hectrie which should not be required or
that most of die value Is In He said there are a num- establishment of the zone residents when originally two Marmora wells. residents.
•involves the use of fresh permitted when alterna-
the land, not in the buildber .;of places around the would make the residential proposed last year, slnee it
water be disapproved tives exist, such as the use
ing.
country, in coastal areas facility, which will also required homeowners to
The stete Department of New Jersey-American is pending an evaluation of of salt water, since the gen-
Also, mere really isn't and along rivers, where include assisted and nurs- get a "certificate of
Environmental Protection seeking state permission to alternative technology. The erating station is located on
anywhere to relocate. new construction should ing care, allowable in theappropriateness"
for work
will hold a hearing at 1 pjn. pump about 2.06 million committee also requested a the banks of the Great Egg
*The idea is that these not be allowed and build- area, the developers, T&W done on houses in the
Tuesday, Dec. 17 at thegallons
of water per daylocal
public hearing on fids Harbor Bay in Beesle/s
owners will go back a block ings should be improved, Associates, would soil have zones, including such
Upper Township Munidpal from two proposed wells application.
Point It is the committee's
_or so, but on the barrier Hughes said one of theto
seek a height variance, minor things such as choice
Bunding, Deiuusville Road, on Stagecoach Road for
mslandSi mere a» already problems with the bill as dty officials said.
of paint or porch style.
Tuckahoe, it was diversion to other sections Atiantic Beetrfe is seek-
understanding mat the use
other buildings there, proposed is it does not
Council agreed in June that
announcftf at the Township of the township and Ocean ing permission to draw up
of fresh water for me pro-
The^ Somers Point His-
Hughes said.
allow public input in decid-
it was Wo restrictive, and
Committee meeting Mon- City.
to 25 million gallons of posed scrubber system is
toric District consists of
Another problem Hughes ing on the setback zones.
dropped the requirement
day.
water p«- month from an because federal and/or
three zones: Historic Village
The local governing body aquifer beneath the B.L. state regulatory bodies will
has with the bill is the pro-
for homeowners, although
Commercial, Historic Vil-
Township and Cape May also recently came out for-
not approve the use of Mlt
vision mat those who do He also said the bill could
the historic preservation
water.
lage Residential and His-
not move only get oneconstitute
federal land use
commission and certificate
toric Village Waterfront.
Insurance claim, no matter planning, which has tradi-
process will remain in place
City officials hope to pre- Nude body found in surf SJRT
how small.
tionally been left to the
for large-scale developserve
the unique character
Under the bill, coastal local governments.
ments in the area.
of the city's bayfront and
OCEAN OTY — Thelived
in Aflantic City before there were any traces of
would be divided into "Il»e Federal Hood Insur- riverfront village areas, Permitted uses in die pro- body of a 40-year-old dry moving to Ocean City three alcohol or drugs in the
O-vear, 30-year and 60ance
Program sho&ld set including the residential posed commercial zone
SOMERS POWT — "fte
man washed up on themonths
ago.
man's blood. Blood samples
year setback zones, based standards, but should not and nonresidentlal land would indude: retail stores
periGDnsBGe of uMm ike
beach last week.
on the estimated amount of be used as a mechanism for uses representing the com- and service establishments
Blevin said it is believed have been sett to the State Ikix Step at South Jersey
erosion expected for thefederal
land-use pluming,* munity's growth and (not include convenience- According to police, Rich- Turpin lived alone. Police lab for testing. Regional Theatre wil run one
area.
hesald.
change since the 19th centutype stores); restaurants ard Turpin, 40, of the 1200
He is survived by three extra week through Novem-
If a property owner in the
ry, when maritime busi- and tavern (excluding block of Wesley Avenue, According to autopsy sisters, Laura E, of ber 24.
10-year zone does not relonesses
and activity's were drive-thrus); general busi- was found dead'ta me surf reports, Turpin died of Scullvme, LesUe of Phoenbt, Call 65M553 with qu»cate
beyond the 30-year DIG
an important part of theness
and professional offic- about 7 ajn. am. near 13th hvpothemila and drown- Ariz, and Nancy Land tions or exchange
zone, he or she will only be (continued from page 1) local economy.
es; banks* theatres, Street Nov. 7, wearing only ing.
messer of Pine Beach.
entitled to one data.
museums, and art galleries; shoes and socks.
It is not certain how long
generating facility on the B, White me dry now identi-
„ The idea is, they only
all existing residential uses, Spokesman Lt. Bob he was In the water. He was
L, England property. Thefies
areas of the dty where
•get one bite out of the
off-street parking lots and Blevin said police do notlast
seen alive the day
system Is needed in order concentrations of historic
apple," Hughes said, "to
parking garages and munic- suspect foul play, though before.
for the plant to comply with
If you like
structures are found, main-
theory, I have no problem
ipal buildings.
they did not nave any
the 1990 dean Air Act The tenance regulations haven't
Police do not know if
with that; but in practice I excavations are a manda- been implemented and the The residential zone explanation why Turpin
feel if the owner is prepared tory part of the permitting historic district has not been would allow all existing was without clothes. Christmas bazaar Sticky Buns
to accept the risk he should process for all new develop- formally designated in thesingle-family
homes, with "Logic would dictate planned Nov. 21
have mat option." ment near bodies of water. master plan,
conditional uses for guest there is some kind of reason
One of the .advantages Although local residents It is also hoped mat the
homes. The waterfront zone
SQMHS POWT — The you'll love ,,
far mat," Blevin said.
supporters of the bill point have known far years of the zones will encourage reno-
would include all boat sales
Resident Council of Ocean
to is it will eliminate subsl- ancient Indian relics at thevations,
rehabilitation and
and rentals, boat storage The body was discovered Point Health Care Center is
—dies to high-risk areas. site, the recent dip defined new construction compati-
and maintenance and exist- around 7 ajn. by a board- Sponsoring a Christmas
TM
Hughes said he agrees some of the reasons for ble with existing aesthetic
ing hotels and motels. A 35 walk jogger who at first bazaar 10 ajn. to 3 pjn.
mere should be no subsi- their existence.
patterns to continue the
percent mixed office space thought it was a surfer in Thursday, Nov. 21 at 5H> Bay
dies to the insurance, but
Thousands of years ago revitalizatlon of Somers
within any project will also trouble.
Am hem.
said coastal properties more
be permitted on either side An Army veteran, Turpin Santa will be on hand for
Native Americans, as is the
or less pay for themselves
of Bay Avenue, provided worked In a local restau- pictures*
case with today's Ameri-
already through higher pre-
Antique show
OPEN FRI,, SATV SUN.
one site fronts en Bay Ave* rant.
Proceeds wUl provide turcans,
came down to the
miums [because of higher
— Our lady nue.
key dinners for needy fami-
7AM
shore for their summer
property values].
of Sorrows Church will hold
Bom in Point Pleasant he lies.
vacations, and to partake of
an indoor antique and craft
"I feel that risk assess- the abundance of seafood
We Ship Am/where in The USA,
show Saturday and Sunday,
ment is a good idea," he and shellfish.
Nov. 23-24 at the parish hall,
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