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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE
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by Mark Solfer
Congratulations to WilUard
Randall on the publication of
his new book, "Building Six,"
just - released by "Little
Brown."
And now to our local poets:
There they lie stretched in the
' s a n d •• '•... •••.-. . • • • .
(This comes under the heading
of "fan"?)
Some are 1 red as lobsters;
The water temperature is 93
Surely this should be warm
enough for me.
But do you know what I shall
do?
I'll go homeand take a nice cool
shower • • :
And leave that hot win for the
young. • . , .» •"' .
- ..••••"-:. UIBalde
TO THE YOUNG
To live In this world .
As it Is now. -
It takes lots of knowledge.
To show yon how., • . .'
It doesn't always matter. '
others brown as a bun. > i . How yon were reared.
You must learn to combat
The mistakes we have feared.
We tried our best. .
With the knowledge we had.
We fought our mistakes.
With some results so sad.
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OPEN
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to 10 P.M.
Mon. & Tues. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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But we do hope
With each.passing day, '
That you learn from
our
mistakes
And don't go astray.
We wonder how
The first mistake got: started,
Maybe when common sense
And reality was parted.
But no matter* now.
That's In the past
Take the future
And make It last.
We brought it here.
And now it's yours
Work hard and long.
To find, the cures.
We all can't be rich.
And have aU we need.
But knowledge in life.
b what you should heed.
BobBritton
TRUE LOVE .
"I love you,'.' so many say
What does that word mean?
To some it's just a lustful thing
A place to leave off steam. •
Real love to wanting happiness
For the other guy
It makes you happy when they
laugh •
Unhappy when they cry.
You'U do a lot of things that
-YomlontTreally like to~do
Because it makes them happy
And that's happiness to you.
Unselfish love . is thoughtfullness
And klndess in every way
"Thinking of the other guy' Is.
True love so they say. • '
I guarantee if more would love
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(NO PAST TICKETS WILL BE HONORED)
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August 12,13,1977
, Make Reservations Now!
"^ : me Rib Dinner"
NO ADMISSIQN CHARGE
BUDDY RICH
Love and.Uve a way like this
Then loving on this earth today
Would bring a lot more bliss.
• NormaGtoves
• '• ... SADNESS '
A tear -. . .' /. \ v
slipped down my cheek,
the sun's ray
ripped the rainbow • - '
from Its grasp as
it exploded Into '
trilltogn of .tmy . .
reflections ...",
of me • • • * . .
watching
another tear
slip down my cheek.'
• . ToniBove,lS
. J.) SKNTINEL-LEnGEHL
your local poet
This la the2nd article In a 13 part aeriea.
Almont every adult Amerirun tin* been lulled into '
u fultte oerurily about drug ubune. People.have
h e a r d n wmurliuliouHltliattheTiubjw d d l l H l
1 !
. ha* become old new*, IMIPHM nomeone in the im-
' • mediate family hut* been a victim. The fad IN our
: country IN Ntanding directly in the pulh of a new.
tidal wave of drug abuHe which could Murpawt the
epidemic of the early '70V. Thix nerieN telh why
thb IN taking place and what might 'be done about
It. '
When a youngster decides to experiment with marijuana, .or
the other popular drugs of abuse, it is usually the result of
hearing about the supposed "benefits" of use. And, this holds
true for the heroin starter. Most case studies indicate users
often get their start at a party, or other group gathering, with
an addict already thoroughly "hooked" offering and urging
the non-user to just try it one time. "It can't hurt you if you
-only skin-pop," are famous last words. ANd, it is always
easier to talk yourself into trying heroin if you've already
.Skin-popping is by no means safe. This is injecting the
heroin only under the skin, as opposed to "mainlining," the
latter being the injection of the drug directly into a vein. Tbe
^skin-popper soon finds, as hiifbody tolerance builds, that he
does not get enough satisfaction from his "fix." Soon he'll be
mainlining, with the veterans, and realize too late that he, like
' thefeUow who talked him into it, is hooked. We'll cover more .
of the details of heroin later on in the series. Now, let's take a
lookatwhatmakesapersonaUowhimsdftobeginatall. -
Every case history has its.individual aspects, but they do •
form a pattern. Although a young person may be outwardly
level-headed, an inner feeling of inadequacy .is often un-,,
" coveredtoolate. after the use of the drug has startedi This,;,
/ feeling fr«iiientty4»t»ced to p^esftnires to achieve better* J|
grades, applied botlt at school and at horned Not being
popular among peers, the inability to maintain good and
satisfying relations with parents and other adults. High on
the list is aJaqkof assigned responsibility in the home, thus—
leaving tbe youngster, with a feeling of being left out and too
much time to spend as he pleases: Evidently parents still
aren't convinced that their children do not benefit from
having no home responsibilities, and being left to do their
own thing..
The answer to. drug abuse points directly to strong parental
guidance and influence, but this can only be accomplished if
, the parents have the true facts. —=
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There a be no rejection When
•. • * AKfcY •;' : And .—-j.— your boat —— Is __.. all safe. — Don? use foof «*.»~-
I would like, to be a key. Ad And win in pass.the th inspection., ic sturdy, be familiar '
Why a key? . .
'Cause a key fits hi
_ • '. ', •- • With knots, beads and sfUeeB.
And sometimes J don't. Brush up on your knowledge . .
uon-i. Of the "Rules of the Road" . '.-''',' '.•
ToniBove.lS rides, buoys, channel markers " yo« *>»*• cigarettes
HEAR THIS! HEAR —' THIS! And the "Flags of the Code." «*•»• «««»g on gas
So be on your toes ' . ' Have your compass adjusted Someone One swift should kick lit give the you pants.
We want everyone
It's then grand to know
To make this your slogan You'U steer a good course..
"Safe Boating Is Fun!'' , . Whenever! you go. ' , •••. '
The above verse doesat rhyme
But If yoa don't cease
Call Coast Guard AuxilUary
Your epMaph win read
They'll check all your gear
Uke thb "Rest to Peace."
And give you a "Decal" Atlantic basketball
Which is good for the year.
If speeding you mmt
Providing of course
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Camp, directed by former B
Ocean City star Ken Leery, now |§§
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High School, and hit. athletic S
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Keep an eye on
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And shout with a cheer
Make "Safe Bating Week**
Every week of the year.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 5.1977
. When President . Jimmy photographs to turn into
.^Carter browses through his fan postcard advertisements of
. • mail next week he wfllprobably 'their' attractions, the Ocean
find a slew- of, rather unusual City" Hotel. Motel and
postcards from people in Restaurant Association this
'"America's Greatest Family • week produced 5.Q00 black and
. ,Resort/' ««•.'. ;. \'. • , white cards depicting a fouled
"., While most promoters look beach with a gaggle of dead
far and wide for colorful scenic
415 8th Street
Between Asbury and Central
Serving Breakfast, Lunch
& Dinner
Luncheon & Dinner Specials
Serving Jane Logan ice Cream
8 to'B': ..••':. .• • •> '". ;
Mon.-Sat. ;
jSun. Breakfast
from 8 to 1 .
Presid^fiart^
Dinner Take
Every
Day
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t foot of th^ 5^thn §,tr?«e?, Bridge
THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER ^•^E ; t^P^BCiiuTOi^
But, the group did it for a vacationing public* for my
economic well-being."
Following a "Dear President With uiat opening, the card
Carter" printed on the back, informs.the President that
the unique postcard goes on to coastal Jersey residents can't
say, "1 live in the lovely resort wait for the 1961 halt to ocean
coastal area of New: Jersey dumping.
between Asbury Hark and Cape, "I want you, the President of
May. I depend on the the people; to stop\sludge •
at last
It was something of an anti- the court room a free man.
climax when John Doe, the
nameless member of the Yah-'
wen nation charged with im-
' peding the flow of traffic on the
boardwalk, appeared again in
.Municipal Court Tuesday and
was sentenced to 11 days in the
Cape-May County jail, time he
had already spent awaiting Ms
hearing. , . ' ;
It was probably the severest
sentence ever given under the
local ordinance which carries
with it a maximum penalty of a
$200 fine and-or 90 days in Jail.
The young cultist, who
refused to give police or the
court his name and said he
would not show up for a hearing
on the charge if released on bail
or his own recognizance,
remained defiant to the end
;
dumping, oil tanker cleansing can be done by 1981, but not Meanwhile, though, Meis said /.n^useatuigvsme^^'a^^caiiilfl.
and any other practice that sooner."
that "the worse thing that could -•••some..V:;ShorWernittl^vbeM,^J
pollutes our waters now, in The aide said the EPA's happen (is) to wind up with closings. r
1977," the card demands', eri- study was the'main-reason something like Long Beach
dtog with a plea to "Save our Hughes, picked the 1981 date. Island had last year." •
beaches." , • "We don't want to dp A massive algae bloom last
According to Hotel anything that will risk the summer fouled beaches along
Association President William health and safety of people," Long Beach Island with dead
Meis, the cards have already the aide'saidV - .. and dying organisms that left a
been distributed to virtually
. every hotel and motel and some
fishing supply stores in town.
Meis said be hopes the idea Weil hold them;
catches on in .other communities
up and down the coast. you pick them up
The. cultist took the op- U.S. Rep: William J. Hughes
portunity of his hearing to (D-2ncT) sponsored, the
preach another sermon about legislation that calls for the 1961 Anyone, desiring, their
the wickedness of man and his halt to sludge dumping, but an photos wh|ch appear in the
laws, Just as he did during' a aide in his Washington office Sentinel-Ledger may pick
bail hearing more than a week said an attempt to move the them up at the office. Due
ago. The Yahweh nation date forward "is unrealistic." to the increased cost of
believes only in the law of God, "The major issue is whether postage, the practice of
and John Doe argued that he the technology is available to mailing photos out Is being
was harassed only because he allow them (officials in New discontinued. Photos will
was teaching the Gospel of God. York) to switchover to ..an be kept at the office for
The arrest of the cultist alternative. means of sludge four weeks following
sparked a protest among other dsposal," the aide said. "The publication.
members of the Yahweh who EPA's. (Federal En-
protested the Ocean City Police vironmental Protection
Department for two days early Agency) conclusion is that it
last week. The weekend before
another member of the Yahweh
Bridge
nation had been arrested for Bid
(continued from page i)
similarly blocking traffic on the
boardwalk while preaching. . .(continued from page 1) the total number of bridge
openings for a specified period
A spokesman tor the Yah- invoices list such items as and divided that number by the
of—wehs-said-the-harassment-by "fleals, labels, liquid paper (for
. police was the result of typing corrections), .carbon
pressure applied on Mayor B. paper, file folders, typewriter
Thomas Waldman by organized ribbons, envelopes, three-ring
religion in the dty.
paper, desk blotters, staples
and desk pads.
Matthews said in the previous
Ticket collectors
report that he would investigate
the matter.
are fined in court
Restaurant,
1
Inc.
Home
Dinner
Service
263-3772
rt i;'^'>£• •••^•rf^iS'l
'r • ^te the source of tlw'u^--,
' Uoom '.''has .'yet'to be.;provedjv
many blamed it on theidtanpuiK?
of sludge tatd the Atlantic^
Ocean by metropolitan.
. York City communiaes:'
WEAVER'S DELICATESSEN
Coastal
The long arm ofthe
law
caught up with Richard — (continued from paRe 1)
Th Ihompson and Scott Bartoo, beginning and is the vehicle
two-.young men from out-of- -which can bring about some
state-who thought they could permanent improvements.
park*anywhere~they wanted in He congratulated everyone
Ocean City without paying the associated with its formation.
consequences.
A major portion of the
• Thompson appeared in Commission's time will be
Municipal Court Thursday to taken up with forming long;
pay fines on 16 parking tickets range plans to improve the'
and Bartoo evened the score for waters around the resort. •
15. Both said they thought the In addition to studying the
court couldn't make the tickets conditions uunuiuuna oi of the waters, die
stick because they are from.out_ Commission WUl make its
of state. -— r ' finding public from time to
Municipal Judge Edward P. ti time. Th The group will make all
Kozmor didn't see it that way policy decisions concerning
and fined Thompson from management of the waters. A
Bellefonte,Pa.,$l60 and Bartoo. key .factor in the group's ac-
,,*pm * State S College, Cll PPa,,
$150. tions will be anticipating
lddii In^ftddiUon Tb Tbompapn, paid.iipronlems-before i4
they a<
iima souigijraiv .ootiou^ more->iM(nn^^'*tasty'deeistons
7tickets that were not .yet'due, ittuiveWbe made in emergen-
. and Bartoo paid for three.tnore. { ..••••• . Restaurant . >':^.:^f
AREA'S ORIGINAL SEAFOOD HOUSE
All Food Prepared on premises Fresh Dai|^
total hours tor the period: '•
"ThiB doesnot reflect the fact
that bridge openings are more
frequent during weekends and
on holidays than during the
week," Hughes charged. -
On a similar front, Hughes
asked the Guard officials to
enforce more strictly
regulations that would force
boats to take down outriggings
and other non-essential gear.
He cited material that
demonstrated that nearly SO
percent of-all bridge openings
in 1076 were not necessary.
"The number of bridge
openings could be drastically
reduced if current regulations
were enforced," Hughes said.
The Congressman-reported
that if the Washington Guard
officials make a finding hi favor
oTScheduled bridge openings,they
can override the district
office. -.
He-said Meschter agreed to
compile all available data for a
further investigation into the
matter.
Hughes said he will also be
scheduling a meeting in Cape
May County sometime
cies." •
Mayor
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OPEN Daily 4 P.M. Sunday 2 P.M.
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Waldman said tbe —iTheCityhas been trying in
Commission will meet vain to get acceptance of
sometime next week for a get schedule, bridge openings. for
acquainted session.
more than two years.
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French Creamy Italian, Thousand Island, Blue
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Fresh Orange/Grapefruit Halves "Chef's Masterpiece".
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Breakfast & Dinner Served Daily
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3325 Asbury Ave.
Dial 399-0795 Art & Betty Welch
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Fri. Aug. 12th-Back by
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"DRACULA'S DISCIPLES"
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43rd & Beach Sea Isle 263-4951
REMEMBER TEE GOOD OLD BSZS . . . . . YOU'U FIND EVERYTHING'S STILL
Open 8:30 a.m. 'til Late Evening
including THE FOOD at. .
RESTAURANT
Bakery • Delicatessen • Ice Cream
Consistently Fine Food and Service for 66 Years
Daily and Sunday On Hie Boardwalk at Moortyh Terrace
Serving Breakfast,
Lunch and Dinner
From Our Extensive- Menu
. Featuring Delicious
Sandwich and Salad
Creations.from Our Delicatessen Counter
Opposite Musk Pier
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