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PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1,1980 f Following decision over dune law CLIC flexes its muscle and decides to take on the Pinelands Act ByW.L.HAACKER Fresh from obtaining a "Mexican stand-off" with the state over the proposed Dune and Shorefronl Protection Act, CLIC, the CilUena of local Intelligent Control, Is preparing to battle over the Pinelands Art, More thin 200 Dinnls Township area residents turned out Tuesday to voice their displeasure with the pinelands legislation and to also hear that while the dune proposal "Is dormant, it Is not dead." Pinelands Act foe, township Mayor Frank Murphy, also urged Ma constituency to fight the measure. After the meeting some 30 residents volunteered to form a committee that would Join CLIC. According to CLIC President Larry Mail, "We want to Inform the people of the impact of the land-use controls (Pinelands, Wetlands) will have on our lives, and also provide a medium in which individual citizens can combat overregulation by InfluincingOUT elected officials on the state level. "We want to point out the 'environmental protection hustle 1 in which the bureaucrats are attempting to totally control all activities In NOW OFFERING SUNDA YLUNCHEONS FROM 11:00 TILL 2:00 IN ADDITION TO OUR DAIL Y LUNCHES IVM fo 3:30 .SUNDAY DINNER SPECIALS^ AUGUST 3RD ! SHORT RIBS OP BEEF '6.7! BAR-BQ CHICKEN '6.50 For Mtitvittont Phone: 646 5200 I a red wine, possibly a Burgundy or I Claret, but deep dawn in hit herf he Is IINely to prefer a frtsh and fragrant white wine elfhtr with his meal or as an oil occasion beverage, If Is well to remember that all grapes are white, and that eolor comes from the skin. Squeeze a purple grape and a white body will pop out of the skin, the same colored white body will be found In grapes with white skins. The color of the wine Is In the art of the wlnemaker. Red wines are the result of the iklns and seeds being fermented with the grapes for several days. White wine is the product of fermentation without the skins. Generic whites are named, for the most part, after the wine districts in Europe from which they originally came. Rhine wine Is considered to be the lightest and most crisply favored of the whites, whereas Chablis fends fo be fuller bodied and more richly flavored. The varietal wines are most often mad» to taste like the grapes after which they are named. The laws In wine producing states and countries usually requires each varietal wine to have a certain volume of the grape after which it Is named. In California, for example, varietal • wines must contain no less than II percent of the named grape, A Rose wine Is the bridge between the whites and reds with the vintner starting fermentation of the juice in contact with the grape skin and seeds. As soon as the fermenfafion attains a pink hue, It is separated from the solids and treated as a white wine for the remainder of its aging In the winery. The big trouble with being a leader Is, you don't know whether people are following you or chasing you, COOKING WITH WINE Raspberry Parfait Pudding To make six servings, dissolve 1 (3-oz.) package of raspberry-flavored gilatin in ivsi cups hot water. Add 3' fblspns. orange flavored llquer and Vi fspn. grated orange peel. Gradually stir In 1 pt. vanilla ice eream, blending until If melts. Chill until mixture begins to thicken, then stir well and spoon Into £ stemmed glasses or dessert dishes; chill until firm. Serve topped with whipped cream and a trickle of the liquer used In the pudding. Don't smoke, don't drink, go fo bed early, tat simple foods -• even if you don't live • long life, it will SEEM (Ike one. QUICKIE QUIZ Q. in the world of wine what would be meant by a "fourtecond wlnt" or a "ten-secondI wine"? A. This is In the parlance of the wlnt tatter who considers the quality of the wine by timing the number of teconds its < taste will remain on his palate...the longer the taste the better the wine. OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 8 . Bine ttttfr with wiM an area encompassing 1,1 million acres under the guise of enviraimMital protection," he told The Smttnel-Ledger, Mas! said that the area wa> m originally supposed to be 360,000 acres, including the Wharton State For*st trad, before it was expanded to current size. The CUC president said Out by controlling the land, fee governmoit controls the people. He fecplalned that paopli who live in the A couple and friend arc silhouetted in their craft in this photo taken on a gray afternoon by Sentinel-Ledger photographer Charles-Andrew, ctlon Intermediate -School 10th St, and Bay fim. ,1980 j , CoWecUhles Consujnments ileeepted Tot Information ~ Pttotte 399-1801 >s^^^^^^^m OCEAN CITY'S Wharf Style Restaurant RESTAIJRANT SloSP.M.7Diys PIER i SEAFOOD M lOAM.to9PJW.D»lly Choose your own LIVE LOBSTER or CRABS from our Saltwater Tanki Enjoy canal dining in a truly nautical atmwphere. yon view toe beautiful tun setting over the island meadows. Live Lobster - Salad Bar 12th Street Kef & The Boy Front ndMnmmW1isrf»OceamCitr r NJ. 398-3504 Bird 'hotline' set up by CMB The qape May Bird Observatory has established a ,"htafag hotline" for the use tf itonWg antf-residenf hbV The line will be open Si hours a day and consist of a taped six-minute message. It will detail unusual bird sightings, hawk watch reports, interesting seasonal phenomena, birdlng dps and event updates. During fall migration, the tape will be changed on Monday and Thursday evenings, or more often U need dictates. From December through July, the tape will be changed only on Thursdays. To reach the hotline, dial 884-2826. To report sightings of rare or unusual birds, caD 884-2736, or report them in person at CMBO headquarters, 707 Bart Lake Drive, Cape May Point, Cape May is a world famous Junction for migratory birds and for bird study. Otter birding hotlines have been established In Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Boston and in New Jersey, at n-anjdjn Lakes. 1 't\ PICTURE PICKUP All pictures that appear In The Sentinel-Ledger may be picked upat the office, 112 8tb Street, any time during fee day, following publication of the piper. Became of the high coif of portage, pictures can only be mailed H fliey are brought In with a self* addresied itamped area cannot plant grass In a lMoot aquare block without seeking a permit or plant a free without^ntate approval, or build a dog house without the require state" nod. "It's slowly turning our democracy into a dictatorship where we are told now and to attend an informational meeting "which unanimously meeting early in Jane and to, where to live," he iald, "By ' voice opposition to theaccording to Maal, "a broadbased dvlc coalition which enacting these sort of Pinelands legislation. measures the concept of any "The conclusion reached represents . Individual local, county and municipal, by the people was that even if residents to the state." "home rule" will be phased out," Masl explained an example ' of this would be the Pinelands document itieU which mentions the state Department of Environmental Protection (DBF) 300 times in fee 750-page document "It has been documented that certain special interest groups will benefit from fte enactment of this land control," he said, "Once again, we can see that this type of legislation represents a systematic takeover of the Individual rights - acts of Me nature run roughshod over the Constitution of the United States." During the course , of Tuesday's meeting, the standing room only crowd also was read an inner-oflice memo by Dennis Gorsky, an aide to U.S. Rep. WflUam J. Hughes (D-ind), who received Jeers when he recited the "highlights" of the hill. "Our forefathers fought a horrendous and painful fight to establish the values upon which our country was BROKERAGE OPENS Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Snith Inc. has opened a commodity brokerage office in Atlantic CUy at 2111 Atlantic Avenue. The new facility will serve commodity futures clients In Southern New Jersey. The firm also has opened a separate securities office in flit same building. Sail in... Continuous Music ONE MORE TIME Wed. - Sun. 9:30 p.m. BARREL HOUSE BANJOS Fri. 8 p.m. Suri.4p.m. founded," Musi said, "but no cm guaranteed net the fight to preserve the constitution would be easy." Mail praised Mayor Murphy and Committeeman Robert Once for tuning out SO people on four days' notice we, ire unsuccessful In defeating the bureaucratic takeover we vow peaceful non-compliance with tht pinelands art," he said. * CLIC was conceived in Ocean City soon after fte Dune and Shorefront Protection Act's public 1 IBS ASBURY AVE. DIAL 39*1515 Fresh Swordfish Famify and Friends B max ami enjoy CHICHI Alabama Slammer Nite Wed, Aug. 6th Dinner Served. W§tl.-Sun. 4 to 10 p.m. Drop Anchor tarour Weekly Specials (Au B 2« Grilled Reuben....." : .7...";;..,. »1,85 Fried Chicken Platter............. *3.25 ••••. . : • * • $$$ Gtrfs Nite Out - Fri. 9:30 $$$ S ThS Ml Cocktail Lounn« » I Lunches-LatoSntcks Packago Goods 34th St. Witt Of Ocean City Pkwy. Exit 25 East i«lyDtr...DUI39M906 . 4 thru Aug. 8 TUNA SUB Reo.»,25 MUSC for your listening and dancing pleasure "SURVIVAL Tues., thru Sun. Nite* Every Monday thru August BLUE MUSIC » Bob, Mike & Tony TtaanT Lovers Delight" EVaYSTjHDAY area news i PACK 1 - SECTION TWO; FRIDAY, AUGUST I, 1M»> THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCE0t cm, NJ ** Along Laurel Drive •**•• . , / •' ' Point council bows to resident pressure to open road parking • ByMARGIEBOWEN SflMEHS POINT —Council at Its last monthly summer meeting passed an ordinance toonceagalnaUowparHngon Laurel Drive. Lut October, the body had voted to restrict parking on fte south side of fte street for sparking much public pressure by residents on the street who pointed out to council that "a greater nasard" may have been caused by forcing them to back out Into the traffic. In a related mater, City Solicitor Jeffrey April received* reply from the Rew tfu feet west of the Intersection of Laurel Drive and regard to hla Inquiry into, the Jersey Highway Authority in Route § to alleviate fte high possibility of removing the accident level at the ln-goners Point exit on the New ^tersection. Jersey Parkway and the • However.itwam'tuntil late May dtbJs year that yellow Uneswere painted and signs potted to prohibit parking, possibility of constructing a new one on Maya* Landing Road. April maintains that fHa mood, AnnQtiricm itfe relocation of 600 WEST PROFESSilONAL BUILDiNC Corner of 6th & West Avenues OCEAN CITY, NJ, 399^4542 • 143 on- ft opacity • iapintt MMMntun controll far nfrtgcritsr «nd fntnr • Pmrtr-Mving HMtw Control Switch • guMr StMS* Door • Zmo-dtgtM irtam • Penwh.tntnMM MM Hit«for .MILLION MAGNET- dood • And muctl moril EHT141PK Sav* on UndMcounMr f»MiwMh*r SHU 5000 also available In portable/convertible model • Und.rcounttr SUPREME SUPER SCOUR" mod*! with * nuiomwlc cycm: NORMAL HEAVY. NORMAL LIGHT, RtNSE4KH.O. POTS * PANS • Erwgy-Mvlna Alrnlry Option • HTTEMP WMhlng Option • Exauilw In-tht^loDr illMnun bukM • 2 •prn WTI» plut JM Strum 1 * column for luptr wuhaniltv * And much mortl * Save up to $50 NOW! ICEMAGIC AUTOMATIC ICEMAKER MUw and holdi up to • Rx. of lot Fta uty Whlrtpool la-Conwttlil* Mrigmfyw SHEEHAN APPLIANCES 2 Localions to serve you will alleviate congestion on Laurel Drive and that Mays Landtag Road could better accommodate the amount of traffic heading to Ocean City off of the exit. "We want to get these people to the beach as soon as possible," April explained JBktagly. Officials from Sonera Point, Atlantic County and the state highway authority have agreed to meet to discuss tUt matter. However, no date has been scheduled for that meeting. In oner action, council approved an ordinance that would indemnify public employees and official* if they face legal action related to their position or while serving the public. In fte open work semen, council agreed to an ordinance proposal to clean up overgrown or unsightly^ lots. In the proposed ordinance, UMJUKUL owners wouni ne notified by fte, building ln- H»ctor to clem up their lota. However, If they do not comply with the notification fte city will perform the cleaning and assess the cpst onto fte tax bin of fte offending owner. Due to recent community complaints, council discussed the possibility of sharing fte "lite Band of the East" of the United States Air Force will hold a free performance at the Music Pier Saturday at 8 p.m. Whirlpool HOME X APPLIANCES •avawiilMrloRanga * Autsnuljg MEALTIMEfin MrltM until • "Infh nil!" Mil Gsnirsli • Removjblt psrctliln- •KHMiM drip bowli. chrsmt trim ringt INI-up SnuduMD'* coolt tap • And mueH •av* on Fratzw EEV124FW • 12cu (I ttongenptcity • Pcnnruving hMt*r control •UHr •tor
SiSt PAGE 2 - SECTION TWO To relieve doldrums THE SENTP>JEL-LEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. Hospital launches program for teenage volunteer service SOMEM* POINT - It's beginning to ache with thi raoawmner now. Many area doldrums peculiar to tUi mm psopl», eêclilty those mum, in Uielr early twin, are "They failed to snare mm- _... Hair210 Lei our professional staff serve you Lontta, Eddie. Linda M/cnsai sntf sandy 210 West Am. Seniors Save Men. thru Wed Visit Your Beauty Parlor This Week Etta's Beauty i Salon Your favortta operator Is still with us" 754 Asbury Ave, 399-1141 Opfln Daily 9-4 Clsied Monday SHAMPOO \ V ippticiii • PRECISION HAIRCUT '• SLOW DRY I FIRMS • FROSTINGS • TINTING 816 Asbury Awe. Houn: 7:10 • S:00 HOUSE OF BEAUTY tor »IIII and fab who want la look their bat,... Closed Monday Full Beauty Service • BLOW CUTS i CONDITIONERS P MANICURES • FACIALS (By 1M1) Ocean City 399-8621 3 SALONS TO SERVE YOU 399-4333 at Palmer Center, 16th St. (Hair Shaping by Mr, Mac) 399-4351 147 Asbury Ave. (Formerly Halrimifhs) 653-2000 2000 Building, Shore Rd., » , (Llnwood) seniors Save Mon., Tues. & Wed, Dorothy's BEAunf mom iStWMfAVt. Op#f»Ye»rRe [CLOSED AflON DAYS] Call For ApDointment DIM 399-4319 Dorothy Con. PmpH^tor SOYearslBiusiniss •MUty Culture in Ail Branch^ closfd Monday - Bxptrf HairCuftlno l O i a W , Wai 399-1394 WALTER J, SALMONS HAtRGARf Vlngland Phsne 691.8841 a IBK 333537 WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PHONE 39B.87S5 HAIR SKIN NAILS ClNTfRS #REOKEN Beauty & Salon b proud to announce that Arietta Creamer (formerly » Junes) > Is Now Associated With Us! Come say hello to Dolly « Plane • Arietta 410-55th St. Ocean City 398-9282 SIEQEM'S BEAUTY SHOP ofNB.LJWHCEE..iaa. ner joto, alftough ttey fa-fed. Thiy'vt exhausted every possibility forfilling the long days of summer with apart- ^sunbathing and Inpromjjtu geWogethera with frtodi. The monotony of unstructured hours drags on, Hie midsummer slump has •tin. Miry Petrunls, Short Memorial Hospital's director of volunteers, recognlied this gap In the lives of younger teens and decided It ran. sOtuted fertile ground for converting boredom Into a meaningful summer experience. volunteer corps, with young eligible for the same hospital be welcomed into the SMHMils Petrunls, are both "We are immediately men receiving At title of activities. They may par* opening the doors of ourJunior redcoat and young tlclpate in such duties as volunteer program to this age women the title of junior handling visitor passes, group (1448)," Miss Petrunla candy striper. delivering flowers to nursing announced this week. "Unul Upon reaching the age of 16, stations for subsequent now, we hart restricted the junior class of volunteers delivery to patients* bedsides volunteer activities at Shore will attain flit status of In- by Intermediate redcoats and Memorial Hospital to Individuals it least 19 years of age. Now, afWr cartful planning, wt have developed a program which can fully utlllie the enthusiasm and tatare* of younpr tatni." Both males andfemal«s will termediate redcoat (males) and fulMledged candy striper (femalef). At agt 19, they gain the adult volunteer designations of redcoat and pink lady, respectively. Junior redcoats and junior candy stripers, according to Nine casino courses for fall semester Atlantic Community College wU offer nine collegecredit courses as part of Its casino management certificate program, beginning August 25. Registrations will be accepted through August 21 at the registrar's office in Walter E. Edge Hall on the Mays Landing campus, Mondays through Thursdays, 8ajn. to 6:30 pm A special, one-tlme-enly registration will be held Wednesday, August 20 from 3 to 8 pjn. at ACC's Atlantic Oty Branch campus (ACBC), 153S Bacharach Boulevard. Bad Umrnk, three-credit course will meet once a week either on the Maya ijnjjng campus or at the AttanUc City branch campus. TOe courses, their date, times and locations are: -introduction to the hotel casino Industry, Mondays or Wednesdays, 2:30 to 6 pa., ACTCi Thursdays, 7:80 to U PA,, Maya tanj^mg tampus- - casino tar, 7:30 to11 pjn., ACBC; Saturdays* a.m, to UiiO pm,, Mays Landing campus; — casino accounting, •nJMdayi, 7:10 to 11 pm,, ACBC; Saturdays, 8 ajn. to 12:30 p.m., Mays landing campus; Early bird, night owl courses set at ACC Atlantic Community College m offsr count! to- pawn TOO get up early in (he morning or work late at night Four courses will meet twice a week from 7 to 8:15 •Jn, « the Mays Landtag campus and at the Atlantic aty Branch Campus, IBS Bacharach Boulevard. , SUoday and Wednesday, ana human growth and development I, Tuesday and tol Kumm, AOC dean of Mays Landing campus. tatacHon, odd the courses Registrations willbe accepted are being offered to meet the Monday through Thursday, 1 ap*%Ato needa M poworkwdwMtto punue 1 college education, * pointed out Oat one Impact of the casliio industry la that people who fliUah wort at 4 ajn. have expressed an Interest In enrolling In courses and the most convenient Ume ts early In the morning. Kummexplfllnedthatmany people who wort during me day can now take a course on their way towork, which may be more convenient than durtujtheewnlng. Courses on the Maya Undlng campus Include principles of sociology, Atlantic City courses are general psychology, Monday and Wednesday, and principles of sociology, Tuesday and Thursday. Persona can register new through August 38 on the casino management courses, ajn. to 5:30 pjn. In the'lease contact the register's office.. d •• :••-.•..>• ,-»«*• A special one-tlmd-Only*' registration will be held Wednesday, August 20, fromS to 8 pjn. at the Atlantic City Branch campus. Tuition and feet are |W per course. First Ume ACC students must pay a flO application fee. Outrof-county residents must present a cbargeback form, when to registering or nay out-ofcounty tuition. Master Qarge and Visa are accepted. Financial aid Li available. ACC i» approved for veterans' educational benefits. TODAYS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 5 Wood .trip, MMtt lenmK srchooM MftatdefeM MQfMiMnleUlMM MM 70 Common CJLJLJUUU UUU IB Foot: Comb. , farm 72Nafroww«y MkMM 73Ptart 22 MOW 74P.LIMM 24 Hunted 7SMM 28 Condition. DOWN 27Untttmit 2»8top- lam 2 At the part 33 QM -. nun n ' 7a«yr at Uo 448ptnMi,»|n SSS-* ^ UUUU13 "liUO jJUiiJa uDuma uuuuu uuuuu uj uua pnau auuuuuuuuu ua:iu uuuuu auuo 57U — e38hgl« MAgM IS TIM — casino management, Tuesdays, 2:30 to 6 pjn,, ACBC; Mondays, 7:30 to11 PA., Mays Landing campus; —•- interpersonal communications, Wednesdays, 7:30 to 11 pm., Mays Landtag campus; Saturdays, 9 ajn. to 12:30 pjn,, ACBC, and — psychology of gambling, Mondays, 7:30 to 11 p.m., ACBC. Persons nay also earn college credits for on-the-job experience through ACC's cooperative education program. Tuition and fees Is #0 for each course. First time ACC students will be aasessedalio application fee, Out-of-county residents can arrange to have part of fcelr tuition paid by their home county by presenting a chargeback form when registering or pay outof-county tuition, Forms are available from the county clerk's office. Master Charge and Visa are accepted. For registration and more information about all of ACCs full-fledged candy stripers, and setting up patient trays in fee kitchen. They may also act as messengers, file clerks^lnen taggers, mall room aides and lobby attendants. "This Is a dtTerie program," Miss Petrunis noted, "specifically structred to experience young teens for • variety of health career FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,1MQ Hoi Lupinacci, junior redcoat. Shore Memorial Hospital, at work in the mail room, — hotel-casino security, positions. Their broad Tuesdays, 7:30 to 11 pjn., hospital orientation will lay ACBC; Saturdays, 9 ajn, to sound groundwork for Jobs in 12:30 p.m., Mays Landtag many areas not solely campus; restricted to the health field, — probabilities In gaming, •too." Wednesdays, 7:30 to 11 p.m., Some of the departments ACBC; where the juniors will par- restrictions and regulations many young people's summer applying to their age group slump, it is a yetr round will be strictly enforced, activity. Hours will be: ticipate are; communications, dietary, linens, any hours they elect to serve any student's schedule Their working hours win be arranged to harmonize with = admissions, community *— from 7:30 7:80 ajn. aja. to 4 " r throughout the year." relations, housekeeping and Monday through Friday. Interested applicants The Juniors are legally the junior with EMANUEL D. BRODSK Y M.D. F. A. A.P. WILLIAM SILVERMAN M.D. F.A.A.P. BARRY KESSLER, M.D. BRIGHTON PEDIATRICS, P.A. ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF AN ADDITIONAL OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF Pediatrics 22 Roosevelt Blvd. Marmora, N.J. Hours Daily by Appointment • phone (609) 398-8122 s still time the Secur SECURITY SAVINGS & LOAN is stUI celebrating the Grand Opening of its new full service office at the Wayside Village Shopping Center ,,. so don't miss the fun! Be a winner with Security! Enter today to win one of 10 Magnavox Pocket Radios! Pick up an entry form from 'any teller at Security's Marmora Mini Office and deposit it in the lobby for the August 8 drawings. Free gifts, too! ~^ Open a 5% interest bearing checking account or a 5%% interest savings account with $100 or more and take home a FREE sun cap! FREESOUVENIRS FOR EVERYONE! f Hours Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. 8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. -Noon while supplies last Visit Security s new Marmora Mini Office and discover why Security is for everyone! m t.el FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,1980 PRICE _ PLUS TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Jhe n i Food Ghnf of Sou fh Jersey New Shopping Hours Borden Singles Cottage Cheese ^ :*1 M Breyers Yogurt 2^70* nTUFMWunnD : ShopRite Sour Cream s 69* Ryers Margarine "mm* 2;; 99* CNcken Leg $mm Cottage Cheese m*^ ^ * 1 M CNcken Breast ^ Margarine x. ;;59* Chicken Legs r^ Stuffed Clams Health & Beauty Aids Place TOOTH PASTE Usterine Mouthwash The Pharmacy Dept '< Now IHIMM Unilm Spring l»mto, Pranj - Lîb Chops Loin Lamb Chops Nectarines Tangy Plums Pears Cabbage Celery CAI».1A1ITIITTFO(IEAJTI«1«DH ^rTMOumnnf Mni HJiw,«nuwjjuuin It, •nrtMUMT.iM.ft 9 MiiMiHTMLMinouTnnMJi AIM The Grocery Place Hygrade Beef Ranks Hygrade Hot Dogs Cudahy Canned Ham«.. Chicken Franks «... Bologna MI. 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