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22T I PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. ings letters/readers react Mount Laurel steamroller continues See the,,, LOCAL GUYS and GALS I ATTHi THE STEPAHEAD PLACE. tmd Sfhcvn ving(In-Oii-un (,iiy An 11 For N«nrlj 100 Yrnrx 1,3,001 Asbury Ave* Phone 399-0012 iOURS; Ocean City, New Jersey (continued from page 4) LONDON BROIL *3.29 Recollections of a Walk for Peace m's deli "AND CATERING" MEATY PORK SPARERIBS Op eeunln Style glfci BOYAR'S SALADS Egg & Potato, Cole Slaw & Macaroni Salad Ib previ diicea CHIP STEAK orittForUndMlihti Whole Prime FILET •4.69,., FRESH MEAT SPECIALS Prime Rump ROAST •1.98LB Boneless Pork ROYALEROAST •1.99,b • Not Dogs EXTRA LEAH GROUND SIRLOINI 1 Ground to Order FRANK'S 2-LITER SODAS 99* ALL FLAVORS All Meat BOLOGNA 79* »LB Ex-Lean Round BOILED HAM FRESH SLICED DELI SPECIALS Homecooked ROAST BEEF A ROAST PORK »2.49 ,,„ TURKEY BREAST *i .69 '/Jib. ALL KINDS! Recipes for those who are fond of fondue Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Denville that will put • Several weeks ago, ourquestion on the November organisation sent to all ballot asking the citizens of municipalities In the state of the state to decide if we want New Jersey • copy of a non- our legislators In Trenton to bindlng referendum passed place a constitutional by the Township Council of amendment on the ballot Seafood Kitchen Will Remain Open 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 a.m. lo 9 p.m. Catering & Take-Outs for Lunch or Dinner -THIS WEEK'S SPEGIALS- Fri., Sept. 6 to Thurs. Sept. 12 jr. Flounder Platterw: vegs ' Veal Piatterw/2 vM«.............. ' Bucket of Bite Size Fried Shrimp $l Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: As snared concern and glimpses At the conclusion in quirt a participant In the fifth of all these images that made moments inside the church, annual Walk for peace people in Cape May MaU the spiritual footsteps of sponsored by the Jersey Cape pause and dap. Justine Merrltt echoed ui my Coalition for Nuclear At Our Lady Star of the Sea mind. The Otft was written In prohibiting the courts from citizens of this state hive no Disarmament, I have many Church as bells gently im when the National Peace making' Judgments In gating means by «• which to put • recollections, images and chimed, the meditation was Ribbon was an embroidered matters such as the Newquestion to the voters at large. Impressions which come to recited of Justine Merritt, a prayer threaded silently by Jersey State Supreme Court mind. Colorado grandmother whose faith In her heart, did In the Mount Laurel n Initiative and referendum is As we walked down the prayer and concern for OJFT decision. • concept mat does not exist sidewalks of Victorian Cape nuclear war Initiated the 15- For months or is It years I This referendum was In our state. Over the last May, people In cars waved In mlle-long National Peace have carefully, I have silently passed la many munici- several yean attempts have support. As we reached the' Ribbon wrapped around the prayed ta the Father to spore palities, and three been nude to get a bill boardwalk, voices boging Let Pentagon.' the ocean shells, (tor earth's counties (Morris, Somerset through both bouses of the There be Peace on Earth It was a time of silent blossoms and birds; and Hunterdon) patted tt for legislature In Trenton and could be heard in the ocean prayer, of hope for the future, For the sake qf one lovely Inclusion so the county-wide consistantly the Mils have breeze. Some people started of a recommitment to work shell, a nw and sparrow's ballot. In Morris County, It died in committee. Then is to ring along with us, others tor peace, of baUons soaring tang, I've prayed do not tot was subsequently determined one currently In committee quietly joined the walk that dose to church spires and of (he world be destroyed.,,. that the county could not being discussed, but stretched three blocks long. voices from many faiths For months of all these legally put the question on the prospects for its passage are Many bystanders watched spontaneously singing the years since an August day In ballot. This means that it will •Urn. silently, intently, reflectively. Lord's Prayer In a bmy far owny Japan, I've prayed g only appear on the ballot Perhaps it was the banner, shopping mall where individual The steamroller, called fnr shpllm roses md birds OMonClty "People want peace," with munlcipalitlej voted to in- Mount Laurel Q, continues to figures holding hands and the clude It. no over us. There Is no words of i hymn Sonf of It U appalling Oat It it means available to put this Feme. Forgetting driver cards Illegal In this staU for our question, or any question for Maybe It was the collage of county freeholders to place feat Blatter, to a vote of the families with strollers, such a queiOon on their people In this state. children waving ribbons, doesn't bring surcharge ballots. It Is appalling that th« teenagers wearing peace Where is democracy? How buttons, mothers with infanta, Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: These are serious violations ownership of a valid license U can the will of the people be senior citizens with balloons Because of recent erroneous of the laws that govern WOO a year for One years. carried out when we can't and clergy carrying paintings reports concerning Insurance automobile ownership and Thank you for allowing me even express our will? — every day people of many surcharges that have ap- operation in this state. the opportunity to clarify the Let your legislators know ages, faiths, occupations and peared in many newspapers The surcharges for driving matter. that initiative and referen- backgrounds expressing a around the state, I felt it was without insurance or while H.Arthur Smith, m WINDOWS dum Is a concept that we want prayer for peace, a concern necessary to write this letter. suspended are 1250 a year for Public Information Officer niuiCMi as a reality In the State of New for a world with 50,000 nuclear The Division of Motor three years, Operating a N.J. Division of Jersey. bombs, a world with the Vehicles does not levy an motor vehicle without Motor Vehicles VINYL potential of one million insurance surcharge on 10th & Asbury Ave. MMIM Carol A Spencer Hroshimas gazing at Star anyone for simply forgetting Inconsistency in rules Concerned Citiiens of Wars. to carry a driver license or 399-1348 399-5338 Denville Possibly it was a sense of Insurance identification card. Toe division has never Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; I dothing stores. proposed, nor even con- am a resident of Ocean City This past spring there was a sidered mat failure to carry and have been for 31 yean. weaver displaying her craft these identifications should be This is the first year I have The Ocean City and selling her product In the subject of a surcharge. attempted to participate In BUTCHER SHOP Such a surcharge would be the Oct. 5 Ocean City Block front of Woolworth'B. ludicrous and would not Party. Yesterday, I went to When I questioned Mr. & DELICATESSEN conform with the content of Qty Hall to register and was Soifer's office about this the Insurance Reform Act. told my craft conflicted with obvious concession to the Serving Ocean City The surcharges are, the Asbury Avenue mer- rules, I was told that she was Year'Round bewevir, levied on motorists chants, there upon request! I was not Since 1952 who drive without insurance I handpaint wearing ap- told by whose request coverage, without a valid parel. I was informed that I am not asking for special CALL FOR license or while suspended handpalnted clothing was a treatment. I would simply like and not allowed to legally conflict but that handpalnted to understand the reaming OUR MONEY SAVING drive. gtft items were not I feel this behind yet another in- Is a contradiction since there consistency in this city's DAILY Simply forgetting an In- are Just as many gift shops on regulations, surance I.D. card Is notfte avenue as there are HeleneToUon SANDWICH SPECIALS driving while uninsured. Ocean dry Driving while uninsured IN(oy our Sandwich j, HDIBMI Special! as Ofttn means you don't have any 'Nightmare' was fun as you like, NO COUPON iVift REQUIRED coverage with any Insurance company. Dirving without a valid " Editor. Sentinel-Ledger; I agreed It was a huge i can 399-7680 license means your license had the great pleasure and This kind of lead, spon- has eiplred expired or you never had ta of watching the recent taneous event la what makes one in tills state or any other "Nightmare in Strathmere" Strathmere a most st uni unique state, boat parade. This ta the PARTY TRAYS Driving while suspended Strathmere version of Ocean Township, North EMt Store Hour! means j*ur valid license bag dry's Night in Venice, and the th EASY been taken away by the court small town version was really Comer of Bttawnt MON.-SAT. PARKING or division tor otter traffic Wttc. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. violations and that you are The local residents went aD continuing to drive illegally out with decorated docks, _ _ . = _ _ _ , • _ _ _ . boats, and The Deauvllle Itm This Week's Coupon Special Sept. 6 through Sipf, 1! HOT ROAST BEEF TAKE THE BAIT! AUJUS Rates are down! Now is the time for a HOME EQUITY LOAN to purchase a boat, car, home improvement, education or any other worthwhile purpose. Stop in or call Bob Smith or Bob Williams for appointment WITH songs.... Kd for thirty-sawn years the sound of children's laughter caught in blindi Most... . * So, / have prayed for fmt hundred and forty four months for •hells and blossoms old Mrd'i songs and only yesterday was strong moufh toprayforaU the ititUi ones. We too are the little ones. «*ed to prated ehUdmn fnm more than busy stneU. We are called, we are chosen m spread the word, we are chosen, we an called to bring the peace. tan how.toog-flxS^tate MaX> to act on the ^f ItaMto Councll has stated' Introduction q t U B h Thursday night of an ordinance togtvetbe local toterr requeuing rtate adoption of special •Ha fUff flvir t^trfrtm the can-' legislation allowing Ocean City to enact trovenlalJwie. "imttia a local bine law 900 Miff tppronL Discussion of the ordinance takes place dnrtogt«ilgM's(TDe»day at 7:30) work woaion In aty Hall Council chambera. Council laat month approved a nine law proposal wbteb wul be pUKuMIto local voters as a to me November ,.^_ — — Council member* idWwurted to pcriae and standing . the special legttaliOB so the iatne could be.presented gj a Wndlng referendum .qoesuon. In order for the Use law question to sisnis eo up appear as a binding rffrmvhnn on the Nov. 5 ballot the state Legislature and Reconstruction of the football field htis postponed needed at leist ^ to rest before activities took place governor must appi " l>ame originally scheduled for Oct. 12 until Nov. 2. As'Wii^Uit the g u u on causeway upon it. Hie field l>Vd to dog up so a sprinkler system can be in- legislation by Oct 10. ^ > Qucal team will play five straight away games. Contract completion stalled. According to state Sen. James HmVy He rtate i% scheduled for Sept. lV but school officials decided the new sod (R, Cape Bday-CumberUnd), the Legislature, which met l ' along meHoitel fcgislaBve W ^ naesstons d Macbedtiledjintil after OCMp CMy and Sunwi j Candidate cries politics flie November rifrtliwii. Hurley, who has bam keeping abreast of Upper p I applaud the organliera of Tm not 'making' a the "Nightmare la Strathmere" boat parade, and UTte ation of the ordinance from the voter registration generated requests for. 3 most of the people who viewed Sentlnel-L local Zoning Board. 73|oterr«giitraUonfonns>"h« said. "In nsldents, but wu M fee panda, I can't wait until the disputed sign, afflied to • trailer flwflrst two-flays thtt this trailer wts to situation by Mayor next year. UPPER that Is parked In various parts of the displayed thU year, there mn eight BeyelWdTheSertanel-LedgBrhehas supplied a band on their float Congratulations to the Township Committee calf3fdate" Bruno township, asks anyone who needs 1 voter requests." received numerous complaints ttw sign to add to the good time. The organizers and many thanks Tropeano bgllevel a move to stop him registration form to call Tropeano's Kenney said toe sign violates the Is blocking traffic, and said UTropeano's parade was a community fronj dlapiayiiig • portable sign (or voter for a fun evening. home for delivery, Tropeano said the wring ordinance which prohibits stgnsi* sign U aUowed, businesses in the effort, restricted to Strath- registration forms is pollUcally Bob Jeff era forms will be deUvered red to an; anyone In the fixed on a movable stud, not in the township are going to start the same mere resldenta, and everyone motivated and he damn the signs are flaterftio county, not Just the township. He also ground or flsed on wheels or movable firing. not prohibited by the local inning or- noted that nowhere On the sign la nil,, vehicles. "This thing translates into a movable dinance. name mentioned. He claims thto sign Is "If it hadn't mentioned movable billboard that's left imatftinflBij for Zoning Officer Edward Kenney Issued Intended to increase voter registration 'vehicle, I think he would have been OK,". several hours at a tee," Betel said. SO25 Make the run more fun ^ cease and desist order Wednesday and isn't pollUcal. ,— Kenney gald. THIS %alnst Tropeano, who has applied for an Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: miles under such conditions "Last year, this means of enJMuraging The zoning officer said he hadn't (Please turn to page 13) COUPON plus fix This year was the third year was an unmerciful burden for I've run the Sea late City the runners. This resulted in Beach Patrol 13*nile race, As poor times, and lor many, always, it was professionally made the course just too handled, the crowd was en- tough to complete the nee, 1018 Asbury Avs, thusiastic and a fine time mi I have spoken to dozens el hid by all the runners (at this year*! entrants and I 398-1046 test for the first tune mite). reflect their feelings when I "Make Us a Habit" Because of the poor timing ask that in future races, dates of the start, It was almost high and times of starts be NOW ON OUR NEW FALL HOURS: ( tide near the finish and the determined by tidal eon* last four miles had to be run In dttlons and. If Decenary, held Monday • Friday 7 to 6 • Saturday 7 to 5 soft sand. Thirteen miles la no on days other than weekends. CLOSED SUNDAY easy run for most people and Kevin C. Cox to have to run the final four Summit BOYAR'S MARKET 183844 Asbury Awe., Ocean City. N.J. Dial 111.1343 FaaluflngfAIIPrimeB»i1,lamb,Poik, Veal,Poultry, Quality Delicatessen, Farm Fresh Fruit and Produce COOK-OUT SPECIALS INSURANCE PRIME BOUND TOP HYGRADE T jddgnmt on whether It'a a good or bad ordinance 6i toe dty," Hurley said from Treotcn yesterday.'Tm not going to my Judgment for tbeh- (dty j gd t Chances of _ Onnlni appear slim in the eyes of Tneno-ttoppingndt Considering tte stalemate that occurred pertain to the sbookkr of I in Trenton when dty officials pushed for police will have the authority to i approval to re-enact ordinance No. 9€, (he invalidated ated municipal unp bine law, , aand tbe shoulder, — generally local merchanU countered d with ith an all- ll etehtorninefoetwide-for|»rUn«6|l«; open Sunday or aJMosed offer. Mdewalk altbongh no slnewalk-*— Councflwoman Jeanne Ounn. said she f Others too have septic problems UPPER TOWNSHIP - SepUc systems Obadiah's on Roosevelt Boulevard. They system has been more troublesome. •- can cause problems for anyone, but in have spent $80,000 on Improvements In "Everything seems to be working One low-lying areas near bodies of water or recent years, she said. right now," she said "We're jost wetlands they can be even more Even Mayor Daniel Beyel hasn't keeping our fingers crossed." troublesome. Businesses In these areas escaped expensive septic systems. He A municipal sewage system would ,«ve long since discovered this and they had to install an above ground system solve their problems, but the businesses Continue an ongoing fight to beat the last year when his business, Boulevard know they can't wait for It to become « systems. Liquors, wan expanded. However, he reality. Mclntyre said they used to pasta vt#st week, after concern was ex* said be hasn't had any problems because for one, but haven't brought It 141 tot * passed over seepage from the septic the business and upstairs apartment .white. white. system at the Tuckaboe Inn restaurant, don't generate much water waste. * 'Its* seems to be too much of a dead 6wner Peter Harp said be has spent Since the water table lsjilgb in these /hohw," she said. mODD.onlmprovements to the system areas, all four businesses have septic Beyel said township officials awnt expects to spend up to 160,000 more systems which rise several feet above (considering a sewage system. Even the the>lnter, , ground level. Still, the problems con-' ' cost of a study on a system would be doesn't howeVeiy face this problem flnue, and Mclntyre said all they can do •' unbelievable, he said. Several Other restaurants In the is to keep trying. s have also- been 'fighting an "It's more of less experimental with County Health Coordinator Louis tattle against septic problems. the people we're dealing with/' she s«|d. Lamanna said be doesnt know whan "You wouldn't believe the amount of ' Yesterday's hasn't been too much of a Upper will be forced to build its own we put Into It," said Marie problem for them, she saltf, because they sewage,system. 1 who, along with her husband use more paper plates and such to cut lUam, owns Yesterday's and down on dishwasher use, but Obadlah's (Please turn to page 13) smilhfleld BACON •1.90ib Prlffle Eye ROAST Imported SWISS CHEESE iriOurPrwtiicitiipl — Farm Fresh Jerwy Beefsteak to"m»toes, Sweef Jersey Sliver Quoer) Corn, • •- - String Beans, cucumbers,-v. Airport marks its .anniversary Here are some scenes from , Saturday's 50th anniversary ^celebration at Clarke Field, more commonly known as the Ocean City Airport. Left, some ul\ the hundreds of sjpectators, ' .'gather around a variety or, air- $ffici»ll V^^ ' contemporary t it 1 " 1 n t p y 0*3 mnitar^.helicopte^ to vintage Jibiplanes. -Above/ 'younptere i.\i EXCH, 49284 Special blue law legislation seen unlikely by
: •V. •; i "•;«•• *.".•• .'i PAGE 2 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. BCEAN TUESDAV.SJEPWJ1MBBR10.1985n Round table Sept. 11 on recycling difficulties Recent difficultly In marketing recyclable materials, especially newspaper*, hu generated the planning of a countywlde recycling roundtable Sept. 11 at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Boulevard. n» rmmdtattt, sponsored by the C$pe May County Municipal Utilities Authority, wtU discuss preserving and expanding local recycling programs and was called at the request of several municipalities experiencing marketing and financial problems with recycling. "We must keep recycling programs healthy, and we must help them ejpand and grow," MUA Solid Waste Manager Ted O'NeiB told MUA Commissioner* last week. A pit on the market has caused some recycling companies to cut off the collection of newspapers. Ocean City last week announced that newspapers dwuld be put out with regular trash because the city would no longer be "able to sell it AEROBIC EXERCISE and DANCE Sponsored by Ocean city Recreation Department MarlHm MHil, IfKfrucnr a Week Fall Session-Starting Monday, September 16th Only $2.50 per class • Register at Class Twice a week'35 00 Man. I. Thgrs. 9 AM, m me YOUTH CENT! R ith St. and Atlantic Av#, Tues, !• Thuri, tm PM, It fhe'Clvie Center «th St. and the Boardwalk 15% Off Beach Chairs and Umbrellas Upper Townsnip was also recently cut off. Though the market Is expected to Improve, recycling officials aren't sure when, and municipalities are bead with cutting back their recycling programs or stockpiling newspapers until they can unload them again. The current problems haven't affected the recycling c# glass, aluminum or scrap metal, according to offlcials. Local public works directors and recycling coordtnaton nave been invited to attend and participate In the roundtable, O'Neill said. Currently, 13 of the 16 county municipalities have recycling programs. "The purpose of the roundtable," O'Neill Hid, "Is to provide the opportunity to share Information and ideal relating to recycling and solid waste management "Some of the most utiportant information which will be on the roundtable agenda will be an update on •fate recycling grants, recycling market problems and proposed revisions to the MUA'I upcoming 1186 recycling calendar," hi laid, Mary Shell, administrator of tti state offlw of recycling, will be the guest speaker at the rouDdtabli. Although new community recycling programs hive begun In the past year and nrh* existing programs have oeen substantially expanding, O'Neill said there has hen a marked Increase In the quantity of refuse being disposed at the MUA'a landfill In recent month! because many communities are having serious problems marketing their recyclable materials. 'There wUl be a dlsanitan In which each community representative wfll have tte opportunity to share eiperienees relating to marketing recyclable*, community education and after flutters," he MlcL The future role of the MUA In municipal recycling Ocean City Notes by Anita J. Congressman William J. Hnghet, • resident here, will participate In dedication ceremonies at Sea brook House facilities In Seabrook at 11:80 a.m. Saturday, Seabrook House U a treatment center for alcoholism and chemical dependency. Hughes, a long time supporter of Seabrook Home, has a continuing concern for family treatment of alcoholics and chemically dependent persons. Casual Furniture Off Vandy Craft Redwood Barody Spence P.V.C. Telescope Vinyl Strap Groupings. Umbrellas and Crawford Replacement Cushions AIM* UGHT SUPPORT ON SALE! >Save $1.20on Alive Support ] pantyhose ;Save $.95on Alive Light Support ,,.', pantyhose ave $.85on Alive Support Overton, 5, the grandson of Ted and Settle Clymer, was named runner-up In the Uttle Mr. and Ms Summer Sunday, • contest included in the recent Phoenix, hi. Summer Sunday celebration. Kenneth announced to a crowd of more than 3,000 that although he lived In Phoenix he was fawn New Jersey He said he loves and misses hli "Nana" and "Pop-pop" very much and wants them to visit him soon, Professional Laboratories of Atlantic City Inc. will open local facilities at the former The Music Her will close from Oct. 28 to Dec. 6 for Installation of a new floor In the main auditorium. site of Coastal Labs, 113 West According to ctty Public Av. Coastal dosed last year. Works director Alfred Professional Labs, with Ganginl, low bid for the offices In Pomona, Atlantic project came in at 134,900 Ctty and Pleasantville, will from Martel Construction of operate 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Penns Grove. The city, which Monday through Friday. hasn't authorized a contract award, had budgeted 144,000 Kenneth Gabriel Clymer in capital Improvement funds. Tnt work trill include provisions for Insulation and vapor barriers between the concrete and plywood which will be covered with vinyl tik. Although the project will' rmUe the current floor approximately an Inch, city engineer D«vld BoWitinl laid to doesn't believe It will create a hazardous condition. Then win be a transition area," he said. New Jiney , reverted Aug. 31 to its fit: schedule which Includes toef* elimination of service between and Philadelphia: According to spokeswoman programs wUl also be discussed, he said, "Participation of til In attendance can remit In a very informative and productive evtnt," O'Nelll old, "and we hope this roundtable will provide a positive boost for recycling In ape May County," Monday througn Miaay and 11:10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Buses depart PWiadelphU fer Ocean City at 4:45 pjn. dally, 5:05 p.m. Monday fbrough Friday and 8:45 ua Saturdays and Sundays. Orctnberi said those wishing service at other times of the day should take tneA-7 rente to ..Atlantic and Arkansas averiues in Atlantic City Which Uibe block from At rnunicJpaibua terminal. tool Greenberg, commuter ser- 'i^kejwoman Sojta Cardillo. vice remains In effect "She's up and around with BUMS leave for her mom," CardlUo said PhlUdelphla from the Tyansportailon CentBr, 9th Street and Haven Avenue at omp^JnTium tf wrioua tart N urcy^-stable condition, according to auffered from the congenital liver defect biliary 6:11 i.in. and 7:05 a.m. atrwda. Cheryl Fox, director of medical records at Shore Memorial Hospital and Dr. Robert Beach, staff pathologist, analyze tissue samples as part of the hospital's tumor registry program. Recently Shore received a $7,000 donation from the American Cancer Society to help support the program, which tracks tumors In patients In order to develop research on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Nat'l conference on maritime crime in AC Sept, 9-11 The nation's first com- the Seas," wUl be Sept, (Mi at prehensive conference on Harran's Marina, Atlantic mapittme crime, "ieeurity of City. —°T Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice Maritime Criminology Center, The New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium and New Jersey Sea Grant Service will sponsor the Closeout GARDEN CENTER 837 West Avenue 35% Off regularly priced items September 5-14 event, "Contemporary crime on the high teas has become a valid threat to the American maritime community and Industry, particularly In the put decade," Dr. Robert Abel, president of New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium, observes. "Drug ii Wallace yacht and boat thefla, p scuttling for Insurance, piracy and pollution aO are factors contributing to the alarming Increase of crime on the sen." Drug smuggling along^the bit Coast and Florida coastline is recognlxed as a major law enforcement I Wallace Discount Furniture I Going Out of Business jjn our Ocean City Location Only EVERYTHIH6 MUST GO SAVE SLEEPERS •DINETTES • BEDROOM SUITES CHAIRS • LIVING ROOMS • DINING ROOMS LAMPS • TABLES • RECLINERS ODD OCCASIONAL PIECES WICKER RATTAN "Large Selection of Bedding" i "Wo Would Rather Sell It Than Move Itl" Wallace Discount Furniture ls, * 12th & Bay Ave. •!•,••••',.•• n problem, especially during fee past 10 yean, The Coast Guard seized 11 tons of hashish off the coast of Atlantic City In 1983. Nearly 30,000 boats, wife an estimated loss of $80 million, will be stolen tUt year, compared to a total of less Own 1,000 In 1970. Pollution and tode waste file coastal environment. Speakers attending the conference Include Abel; Dr. Gerhard OW. Mueller, professor of criminal Justice, Moot of Criminal Justice, Rutgers; Congressman John . Conyers, chairman of the' House Subcommittee on* Criminal Justice;; Congressman William J. Hughes; Jock WUaon of. Security and Investigation: Services, London; Raker Zaman, representative of the United Nations High Com. 4 mlasioner tor Refugees. Law enforcement and . criminal Justice', professionals,- lawyer* and", law students, media L courkged to attend the «m- r< E Contact New Jersey Sea"; "I Grant Extension at (101) tit-' UOOfor schedule, regtotratton'i or accommodation in-. CALVANO ON DEAN'S UST Cathleen M. Calvano of Marmora was a recently*" ecently nd named t to the th dean's d' list lit att-" Belolt (Wia.) College. A* 1 Junior, J , she U the daughter of Ms. Charlotte Mc N. Quail Drive. PUMPKIN PIES Baked Fresh Daily Wards Pastry 730AiburyA¥f. The Sentinel-Ledger By THE SENTINEL-LEDGER 11J tth £lr«l. Ocun City. H J M334 ' eilabllilwl IHI (409) }W 14)1 USPS NO 40OW Bnt.red at PMt 0
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