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PAGE 14 ICT10N ONE THE SKNT1NEL-I.EDGER. OCEAN CITY* THURSDAY, MARCH I2.1WI at the district mast *,«71 etch. • school enrollment hi tlit and will eventually pat ftmmm on the lyitwa u HvdtnU paw through, dittrtct Superintendent Rfcbtrd Stepur* noted "Wewtllhavetocontimwto build ichooU If we continue to STOW the wmy wt are. There's net really much we an do about ft," according to who amid ail new to September, wer* fall they opened, , Alio dUenMd was the possibility that Upper may school of tts own In the future. Enrollment U expected to climb by 300 student! In the next tiw§€ year*. 'That's a whole new schoo f nib^ Ed Town Committee must take action on ita master RLSH SEAFOOD) CLOSED ON MONDAYS DAN MARINO on Grand Piano Frt. & Sat, Thursday rnghts the Chefs at Obadiah's will rt-ereate one of the recipes from Hie Sentinel-Ledger's Cooking Contest Room Available for Private Parties, A UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCE Featuring Every Wednesday Is ITALIAN NIGHT COMPLIMENTARY MIDNIGHT BUFFET FWOAY A SATURDAY ONLY let* Kegs, Beer, Wines A Liquor A finnin, as if rilafts to wine, is derived from the skim, stf mi and seeds remaining in the mutt after the luice is from the grape. White Wines* they art usually fermented without skins, do not get a chance to pick up tannin and as a result are generally lets astringent. Red wines, on the ether hand, git lots @f tannin from the grape skins as Will as the wooden barrel in which fhty are aged White wints do hevt natural tannins, although the amQunt Is very small unless the wine picks up wood tannins while aging. ••###*## Monty Isn't everything - but if ture comet in handy when you lost your credit cards* *«##**## QUAFFIN'QUOTIENT 1, What Is vin ffieusseuxf 2 What er% Csfeaux €hf mpenols? 3, Name two out Of three differences between a white wine gtais and a red wine glass, A, What do cheese; bread and wine ail have in com mon? 1. franch aparkllng wlna notmada In Champagna. 2, Still minat mad* In ih§ Champagna raglon. y Tllo mhlta wiM 0/cii /»•• m a) amaliat capacity, &f tong tftm to *ro/d warming th§ win* with hand haat, (c) motftraff onrro ef f At Inward rtm* 4.All*rafarmantad f Th« mosf vilusbl* thing you can learn from experience is heffortiyonit, COOKING WITH WINE Hurrltfl Broiled Chicken To make six servings* you-II need: 3 f© 4 pounds broiling chicken, ( /J cup ley Muce# 44 cup sugar, % teaspoon pep ptr>.t4 faatpoon onion powder, Vi cup Dry Sherry or Ssuttrnt, Spilt brolleri In halves. Combine all other Ingredients In 'Mlfow baking dish largt •oovgh to accommodate chlcktfi, Brlog to boll. Add chicken, mar and simmer IS minutes. Turn chicken plKoft ever and llmmer 10 minutes more, tntter chlekan to brol!«r pan and broil about i ,|yrnlng one*, Ktef sftU€# hoi to serve over under Uw, was plan and adopted toISM Etch new home Mop tn 1.5 children which must eventually pay to educate. Armand said, adding the public should "urge pteas* pass the master plan and iff if wfj can slow some of thia (growth) down." Eugene Chojnackl, the Board finance committee chairman, amid if the average horn* generated $1,000 In school taiea, it wouW take five houses to pay for one student's attendance at Ocean aty High SchooL Although the Boani might Hke some nêo in township don't have it. "The only thing that they tell us to do la educate the Wds as they come In, 11 One resident ssM why in other coGttnisilttes mcti u Woodbine, which sends its students to MHMlle Ugh School, tuition charges « re Ly less. ForlMMW, Woodbine will pay MllMlle 15,343 per pupil. Board member Joanne o indicated that the n City High 1 reputation he said, and City High School stem to hare a greater chance of being accepted to colleges than sums no Mon on the Ocean City Board of Education. Upper IV1IK moving to try to put a nonvoting representative on the Ocean City Board. Meanwhile, Mower said hi will also be taddng down a rumor that there an several r students who would attend Holy Spirit High School In Absecon If transportation wire available Between the tuition and transportation coats of ding students to Ocean Qty t If two students were toin attending Holy cost of a bus would probably be worthwhile to the if it could direct aid to r member Richard representative of the New aid Upper win beJeiMj School An* ^ Association for a Dout an igilnfu But if And thf budget, despite thf increcse, may encounter a possible financial shortfall because it was prepared assuming il fuU the state- District Sa Stepura said ( Ke&n's proposed stele budget would cut pffJ,000 from $3.18 million Upper would get under full state funding. Stepura urged the public to make an appeal toretain the "I ask everybody here tonight to join with the Board in asking (your state legislators) to please restore full state aid," Stepura said, "It will help our district and it will help you at the local level/' The Board has agreed to job in a campaign with state organizations, •aid, to put full back in the state budget The approach worked once More, he said, last Thursday he told 7% SmMmUL§dmr he went to CouatV'l ience Ocean Qtfs finest Br wUl pripî you a fwt (It for a Ung, They i hot entrees, including eggs toorder.tiot caki newburg, quiche, roast beef an tiro. Let our ?rson a.m. to •lite tet as approved and then at our options." district would §crap« up t»7 t 000 if K U loal The ftchod dlrtrict was bit by a $760,000 cutback in aid fromthe members pointed ooL in ch m En OB At N«Mk if OffMrtft Strut, (k«n City, M.J. 01224 (Mf) 3M-1000 We're Th lit i Asbury flitnan and frmn- Atlantk CTM»ettatbicwtof nnntof atmualalloc«tiofitotbttcbool That IM oontribotiDiithi amount the dftftnded the townthip ^ mOrt, taa to ctpe with th* said. And di prognm, by atatt »arrie«j thty haw DO •rt 90lni and way th» dlatrtct y to quality education At least two id ^Society WM a lot DUcipllne wat
The Sentinel Thursday, March 12 f 1987 Those who maintain that a fee of $5 per launch at the municipal boat ramps is too high are justified in their belief City Council should drastically reduce the proposed charge What is more, elected officials, especially the mayor, should more carefully consider the ramifications of user fees vs general taxation. Why the proposed boat ramp fee is exorbitant is explained well by the letter writers on this page; a user fee should not be intended to " money for the city beyond actual costs Politicians love to point out that monies from user fees go into the genera! fund; that they are not earmarked to pay for only the specific service provided: Beach fees are not merely to pay for the costs of lifeguards, for example. We don't need to change state law to allow for the earmarking of user fee revenue. What we need is elected officials who give a concerted effort to provide optimum services at minimum expense The feeling among City Council members w the initial budget of the Gillian administration seemed to be one of surprise, almost elation, that appropriations, and the resulting tax levy, weren*t as high or didn't require as much an increase as they had supposed. Any increase in taxes should be cause for scrutiny. And the i should be to reduce spending, not to seek another source of revenue. Ocean City is one of the wealthiest towns in New Jersey, That doesn't mean every taxpayer, every citizen here is rich. It certainly doesn't mean we're willing to pay more every year as though it's expected and accepted. Is with a chuckle and a touch d anger Oat I write this article concemini a fee for use of the ramps at Tennessee Avenue and 34th Street Pint of all, do they really a |S fee for each use of ramp li a fair fee? That would come to asnewhere in the neighborhood ol 1200 for the summer If you only put mayor your boat In on the weekends. because toy will find the current at the 34th Street location so strong that it will not be worth the risk tn {e to the boat to put in at Naturally that will put the ten c own the shelter of the channel* for run over or cut tn Editor, SenUnel-Udger; I Gillian is as nt as 1 agree with ^ ha is, and pip heed to a March 5 his constituents views, as recommendations to Mayor Gillian 1 ! suggestieni were out and exviews of the many of Ocean aty. I only hope that Mayor I am a working full-time resident in the Gardens areaof CarolA.Hetrich Ocean City Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: d that lovely monstrosity Hooray for Mr, Hay! I've(house at 35th k West) Just been so aggravated every perfect In the midst of your time I read The Sentinel- latter? We who live here, soon Ledger: Higher taxes, higher will not recognke the town |i f boat gyp ir parking meter I am complaining Mr. a peat place to live! GUlUn, Wertn't you In 1 am not retired. 1 ambecause so many of uswere raising a family, Fixed income or not, who wants all tired of rampant CAPITAL COMMENTS oven two by the amMes who through tile Mth Street area If it was their way of thumbing noati at the already challenged 55-mph land limits. Mr. Videtto state that tbe who pat their boati in at I guen that means that none of the taxpayers of Oean City will want to use these ramps because they all own a personal slip or pay around $800 yearly to berth a boat in a marina. By the way, am I mistaken or was the Mth built by the is really high, to say the least of how much was paid by the dty for this endeavor, If the $5 fee Is approved, I guesa tbe city is prepared to es in the neigh* of $22 per hour what would be r shouldn't pay fortaken In If 25 boats launched to construct on that site? As fir as I know, the city of Ocean dty didn't have to pay for this ramp at alL If I am wrong, I would seeing A must: Hay on his open letter to tte mayor (March 5), I am also a senior dtlien on a fixed income and have lived In Ocean City 32 years. Since interest rates have been reduced considerably, which lowers my income, while school budgets, beach few and city taxes are Increased — it is becoming more dif- how than ever, I could this dty literally get sick when I see need? How ficult to maintain a home in can what monstrous boieii are bit Ocean City. thrown up all over this Soon tbe boardwalk owners What do you propose to do There must be a way to and the Realtors will be theabout it, Mr. Gillian? Who curtail spending and reduce only ones who can afford this It? increasing them. D.AatiU . Hay, wasn't that photo at one site and a 404wur'w#elt was in effect. I tart would like a summer Job that #75.00 weekly. I guess we people In Upper we only pay a fee of $10 or lew to use the But will tb Jentinel-Ledger: it would be easy to accept the increase In beach tag fees If we were able to relate these to increases of action along the lines of cleaner beeches and beach entrances. like most increases in all forms of taxes, we see less and more comincy, suggest our local Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I have just witnessed a miniteat of the planned parking for the downtown area; actually nmp for a whole season and with supervision to toot, Ohhh, but what the heck. Why bother to put t boat in at the 34th Street location Already there Is a drop in tte crab pp because of the ninoff from the oil and gas from and condo ramps will care of the rest of the marine Ufa in ttearea, Gee, the last time I was upset and wrote a letter to tte piper was when beach fees government look more closely revenue source laws regarding the beaches and use this money to augment cost For example; cars on beaches without permits, illegal parking on beach streets, cars at all hours of the night cruising and screeching, illegal drinking on beaches easy to do. We are about to h major surgery done to th town and it hasn't been were put In effect At toe I stated I might as well stay at home and swim in the toilet for free because the water in eac If you don't believe that, look at the vest areas oh a romp areas before the outfall pipe. Have an enjoyable cleaner ing day and night Mrs, fireworks on beaches, In- — most obviously, definitely and obviously overlooked — dogs on beaches adding toour dirt If it becomes necessary to increase beach tag fees after than so be it, TomPesci Ocean Qty It is obvious it won't be smooth or made tt was just a test to see If four discussed enough, Why U this can could squeeze past each I have several objections. even being considered? other without touching. We have a great flow of Why should we turn the traffic downtown rightnow; heart of our town Into a 5-mph Well, we found out It wasway access and eaay etit; a , but it sure won't be aneoth f safe flow* More Utters on next page y M controversy could have been averted By JAMES R, HURLEY fee of 110,000 for the child she Senate Mloortty Leader conceived. After the birth, she (R-CapQ, Cumberland) waa to turn the child over to the Stemi. However, Mrs, A Kknonth-old child named Whltehead refused to Jaby M is In the middle of a mllnqulsh the child and, lnowfft battle and a media blitz stead, ran off witt) the infant * ' will probably taunt her to Florida where she was _ . arrestwL How a i all of court battle rages on to have b*tn dfUnninc who will have tboLegialaturtbad custody of Baby M. parenthood is being spent on trial, a Mai that be taking plac« if that legislation In Under hit bill aurrogat* parenthood contracts would be considered in accord with the public policy of tbt state. under adoption laws* The bill further provides for the acknowledgement of paternity by the husband of the infertile wife, the An infertila couple and a relinqulshment of mother who have a contract would N to file a petition for the the Infertile the court Ion appoint an agency to of the child. The evaluate and iti mother could only a home study of frabe paid for her services, not tof ertlla couplt ilmllar to melot "wiling" a child conductad en iv« In the event of a cuitotly (Maputo, the provisions of tht surrogate parenthood con* All dstalls of Uw surrogsU strangement art sp6dflcalty outlintd t; under flw. DiFrancesco's bill. We would not have the Baby M trial now If the Legislature had acted on this legislation four yean ago. hill remains languishing in M trial has caused tremendous pain for everyone involved. However, the one who will and up suffering the most Sb , Her life has start It could remain that way htrllf# f no custody of her W#, ^g make sure that no yo City Council should oppose tt; tte police chief should forbid it; and the public should rise up against it. JoeHigbee ramp oucin * note — thU to a to la her*. If tba Jon**: A letter a* p regarding the proposed boat ramp fee, Hut, $ per launch is an exorbitant amount to pay for the privilege of putting a In the bay. ana without any attendant suddenly need one now al such a high coat? Qw It be the facility offends the tenants at Ocean Reef, ydldt And second, the hour*! For fishermen? am Is often too kite to start out, ami 8 pan. is for fishermen or for those who want to go for a pleasant evening or sunaet boat ride, myaon-ln-law To e Merridlth We got trouble, my friends; right here in Ocean Qty; with a capital T mat (ale, stout, , or you want to insert) day, to sometimes home early and pots In again, $ later to tte day* Fianinf la what h* come* for- At *:.=< . hi* "or battp pa, i small rep BhedoaB'tcgmto QLy at all, tbe local economy to out at Itatt two family outings to a restaurant, tbe extragrocertestobuyfor my © ir < stay and for who come to visit the outofe ' boardwalk and the A fee of W c«t» or $1 a with tbe moat? going to the launch ramp and lot in good repair, would bi y\ to com< else Well, here we go again I First the blue Laws and now hint of a suggestion about and wine usage without lorrors of evil rum or hard liquor. From what I read, I gather that we should aU be najvt and allow confusion to reign In tte halls of A special consultant trained in the legal pros and cons pertaining to consumption in re which have laws th Honed, will be An OC entrepreneur, meanwhile, will contact an offshore entrepreneur (who Just happens to sell beer and wine) and between them and Editor, g Hie drug which we now are not too y checWng, om be traced to parent-adult drinking. And youths, too,drink too much, Liquor (alcohol) is said by the ciperU to te tte most g f g. Today not too many events can be held without the happy hour (the drinking hour) so often being abused. Our youngsters, who often learn to drink in tin home witt their peers, drink too much and get drunk when they're 12 «ometlmei 10 year* old. he gave tip iben he The Sentinel Ledger SENTWELaiDSEfl . Gftin, ill llghih i!rt f f, Oc»»n Cl| r , Hi, 0fJ34 Eltablllfrtd IHI PHONE 3995411 FRED C. BENSON. ,.................PllUlllMr JOHN lf._ANORUS II......................... BYnON T MKHCEn .,.,.,...,. AdvtrtUing Manager Readers are encouraged to express their opinions on thlipage* The deadline for letter! Is noon Monday. Letters ahould be double spaced and with sufficient margins on one side of the paper to facilitate editing for. style and coflri*ene*s. Letters must Include the writer's name, address and phone number for verification. They must b# legible, Writers may request anonymity, but signed letters ave greater Impact, Publication Is at theedltor'i discretion,' Mr Segal for a loophole In state or constitutional inaft, to The entrepreneurs (if fully committed) will launch a in and the blue law effort to it that a ref ; language that no on* can' 1 possibly underhand, it will; ' on the ballot and. If " • Law la any iiK lJ dcatlon h Uchalml or whatever, Ths 8 note — Art claim* to b§ entinel who uses that non is the root m WcM, WbM Worldl In if available, with and liquor store* ever i > *¥=, venient in the cities of our. * nation. In a adnse, drug ufe starts tore. •*> the often the Mafia—* acquire much wealth, I listened recently to a deputy recommend wt* all drug* — Ukeâawt. _..,.,. the moat dangerous of drufiH -aXcotal "" • • ^* pushers out of With ale creaalmdv a their "have a not? What's dtffereoc* betwitn and the other fodWdtt If alcohd Is ao not all to a CoUforria, ih$ ll 7 election ^•rothylLAnnaad-R.D H. GHffto Jr, ~J5 Lane ? Ocean View. —22 Red * Mewefl ^ 10 E. if A?. f Oaean View, Tromcr — 14 Une. Ocean View, in developing Community Education, Upper Township (CEUT), I am currently president of the Cape May School Board and am active on the state level. 2. Without a doubt, I owe my allegiance to the children. are the reason the am a Board member. ILa. Besides my ^ and aentarts on the coun^ and state level, I have proven that 1 am willing to put in the it requires to serve tte Being on the Board of Ires more a month. b. My goals are to ate Upper Township continue to dlsfiets would become provide tte quality education and attract the out diacourage Improvement, staff that we have In the Local pride la factor bi always room for lm- 4, a. Obviously, with u> 1. My qualiflcatioM art and foremost' the district for ourytars o( experience on perceptually impaired Upper Township Board of Aidants at both convenience Education. During that time I to the students and about a •40,000 savings to the tax-every planning aspect and payers. I for this to b. The single most important Issue is going tobe growth and funding. We most to yaatntftln the 5. The state of appears to be Obviously the need* of U Upper Township and differ. I find It hard that a governing sit in Trenton and the different needs innovation that to For tte past two years I been president of th* from St and an MJ Glassboro State College. I am teacher in the state of New Jersey. I Upper To The flvt candidatea Board* £ Ttanaa Griffin, by the PTA for the Upper Township Wayne Newell, and Anne Tromer — f which was prepared 1. Please stele four qualifications and a mr background. 1 Ai an Upper Township School Board member, to 3. a. What weald you say is the moat important quality you would bring to the School Board? b. List your goals as a Board member. 4, a. While serving on tteBoard ol Education, what will be your priorttiea? moat Important Isaue you feel the 5, The establishment and governance of state-appoinCed a controversial issue. What U ftnanrlal burden of modem to education at the moat pareafr and students to make Township the best system in southern tt a cost tbe taxpayers can afford. The answers will not be easy, and they will not always be popular with every continue the liaiaon segment of our population. Ocean As I have done for the past ttnual upgrading and lm-nine years, I will continue to 2. My allegiance, as it hat e, provement of teaching been for tbe past nine rears, the ability to listen and learn materials and resources. A would be first to the past, from past nrtfft* 1 *** and ac- frifejjng program that will present and future students of compUshmenU, and tbe adequately house students payers as humanly powlble. member upon l A desire to continue sear- d office serve* for long term the state, excellence, so allegiance mmt have the same sr batter opportunities to compete in our changing world, gj our DOW 4, a. My hto^t and sate priori^ wmbi the same as it hw beao for the last Bint ratrt continue to mate the best school system in southern New Jersey even -. Our children are far away our greatest and we wffl eventually be Judged on what we give and leave for future Education, our township government, parent and Upper Township, and fulfilling desire tocontinue to and teachers in an at-teachewort witt my Mow Board mospbere of educational interested parties to develop associations and all secondly to the malority of tbe admiiilstratloti, ojuaUty #nJ at tte ffwrnf tine who have faculty, supportive staff, be as affordable to LETTERS cont'd • Parkway resurfacing delay is disgustin itor'snote— TH& i$ a of a Itter from the qf p County Chamber 0/ to G N,J, Highway Authority, George: tbe Board of Directors of Cape May County ber of Commerce on to postpone ttpe Miiy sertion of tte Park- We have for the past fiveor six yean communicated to your offices our concern and the many complaints we received regarding tte poor ef the road surface in our county, We were told "we'll get to It nert never came, year advised us that We use the Parkway every day and none of us ever seen a flooded spent in central and rd of Education the earn of Therefore be to the But most important are tte to to Adults get to vote on statements mar malti aomt tan»«n d the taxpayer, ball Mods s a 'iHslMBr and I reject auch suggtstloaf Is iMtfBgfl thai bi li to isata a •tapta-Sa or ttn li at tte and national level have a wealth of tnprograma and it If your mrtwad Ii too b to ow school yoa cut coats. issue tbe Board will tact over to e
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