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PAGE 12 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.j, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1985
Duck hunting season this year has reduced bag limits
•The New Jersey
Division of Pish, Game and
Wildlife has elected to use the
convenUonal bag limit system
far 1985-86 waterfowl season
and, in compliance with
federal regulations, has
reduced the tag limit and
season lor duck hunting.
In setting the season dates
and opting to use the conventional
bag limit, the
Division Is within the
waterfowl season framework
established by the UA Fish
and Wildlife Service,
The federal regulations
provide for • four-duck daily
big limit under the conventional
system and set a 40day
duck season, a reduction
of 10 days.
Both the season length and
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the bag limits on ducks have In these important nwtlng use the conventional system, and redhead ducks are September.
been reduced this year by the areas.
including neighboring New
Canada Goose - 90 days,
restricted as weU. The season
U J, Fish and Wildlife Service
A usting of the tentative
The New Jersey Division of York and Pennsylvania.
eoMtal zone: Oct. 4 - Nov. 2.
and" bag limits for Canada
as part of Its goal to reduce
migratory game bird
Fish, Game and Wildlife said, Under the conventional bag
Nov. 27 , Jan. 25.
geese, snow geese and brant
the duck harvest by IS per-
regulations for the 196M6
however, that since relatively limit system, a hunter is
ioow Gooie-M days, Oct.
will remain unchanged since
cent.
season follows: '
few of New Jersey's allowed to take four ducks
12-Jan..i. •
populations of these birds Rails, Galllimles - 70 days,
These restrictive migratory ducks originate In dally of which only three of remain at high levels. Sipt, 2-No?. »,
regulations were imposed by the prairie regions. New the birds may be mallards
Brant - 50 days, Oct. 28 •
the federal agency because Jersey hunters should find and only one of the mallards
Woodcock — 35 days, south
Complete Information on
Nov. U. Nov. 27 • Dec. a,
mere has been a significant ample number of most may be a hen. Also only one of
zone: Nov. 11 - Dec. 7, Dee, 21 Special Scaup — is days,
the season dates and bag
drop in the populations of species. Most of the ducks (he four birds may be a black
• Dec, 28.
Jan. 10 - Jan. ».
limits can be found in the
many of the key duck species found In New Jersey m from duck, and only two of the birds
§ea Dicks and Snipes—107 Special Cam-whack - 11
Waterfowl Regulation Sup-
in the prairie pot hole regions eastern Canada, the may be a pintail or wood
days, Oct. 5 • Jan. 18.
plement which will be
days, Dec, 11 • Dec. 28.
of the United States and northeastern part of the duck,
available from license agents
Docks — 40 days, coastal Crow — Monday, Ttundfly,
Canada. Total spring United States or are local Tfe* **,r7!h#t^ Qf CAnyasbafik or Division offices in late
tone: Oct.28-Nov. 2. Nov. 27- Friday and Saturday only.
breeding populations were 19 birds.
Aug. 18 • March »,
percent lower than last year In order to minimize the
and 24 percent lower than the effect of the federal Mustang Band to host tournament
past 30-year average, the restrictions on New Jersey
federal agency said. •-- The drop •
was attributed by the UJ,
Fish and Wildlife Service to
continued drought conditions
EARL L SHAW, JR.
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waterfowl hunters, the state
Division felt the beat hunting
opportunities would be
available by adopting the
conventional bag Unlit system
rather than the point system
which had been In use for
many yean. Most states now
IOTTOOD-Tat Mainland
Mustang Band and Bind
Boosters will present tournament
of bands field competition
6:30 pa Saturday,
Oct. 12 on the Mainland
Regional High School sports
Held, Oak Avenue here.
Some of the finest high
school marching bands In
South Jersey win compete,
including Oakcreat,
talented youth."
Tickets (|3 for adults, »2 for
senior citizens and students)
for the tournament of bands
may be purchased beforehand
from band members and at
the gate the evening of the
competition.
The Mainland
Band will also
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Mustang
be participating
In competition at
the following events:
The Miss America Parade
Sept 10, the State Fireman's
Phrade In WUdwood Sept 14,
Buena competition Sept. 18,
Bensalemj. Pa. competition
Oct. 19, Middle Township
competition Oct. 20, Eastern
Oct. 2S, the Halloween parade
in Cape May Court House,
Oct. 30 and the tournament of
bands chapter championship
The Mustangs also present
field shows at the Mainland
Regional High School football
games and will be presenting
the Christmas concert on
Wednesday, Dec. IB,
Bids win be received Sept
11 by Township Committee for
construction at the athleUc
field at Caldwell Park. A well
and irrigation system will be
installed and the playing
fields will be reaeeded.
Committeeman George
Betts, who sits on the
recreation committee, said
they hope to start eon.
struction around Oct 4. The
township's football tern will
play Its first few games at
home and will finish their
season with all road games.
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signs go up ;d
t continued from page 1)
"The no-stopping at
standing applies to cam,",,
Dull said yesterday. "People^
on be out there."
However, Dull notes thai
the state la expected to
no-trespa«slng slgna w]
would apply to the stated
owned lands sandwiching^
portions of the rood. . ..
"I have no problem witht
people walking down to flsh,"-
DuU Mid, "They may be;',
trespassing on state property
but they're not creating •,
traffic haiard."
DuU laid be requested the
state to consider a prohibition •
of walking on Route 62 including
the four bridges of the
highway. Currently fishingand
crabbing are prohibited
on the bridges. Bicycles are-also
prohibited from the"
roadway. -t
"I gues this is ell we can do-•
besides blowing up the •
bridges and rebuilding tt§*
whole thing," DuU remarked. :
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Runners hit the road at the start of the "Bud Kern Memorial Run"
Saturday at Kennedy Park in Somers Point. Proceedi from the SK event
went to a local scholarship fund.
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hesais.
Township Committee approved
a voucher for more
than $8,000 In legal fees to the
Newark law firm o( Stoker,
Tamt and Dili which Is
handling the township's
continuing litigation over the
Aramlngo Water Company.
Upper has now- spent more
than $58,000 on the case. The
contested-case heai
in Mereerville Sept
Another area community
may participate in the
Governor's Management
Improvement Program. The
program was Instituted by
GOT. Thomas H. Kean to help
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municipal governments learn
how toy can operate mon,
tfltetanUy,
Township Committee baa
decided to ask the state to
Mad a repreaenUUve to
explain the program at a
future meeting, and Mayor
Daniel Bejel sald^emecta
" ^ji ^ will opt ff
ate. Beyel worked on
i program when Cape May
County became the flrit,
llngbonytamertilte^ b l t e ^
the program several
years ago.
Ocean aty has already'
participated in the program
and Sea Isle City should begin.
the process anytime.
The Holy Spirit High School
Mothers' Guild will hold a'
general meeting at I p,m.
Thursday in the school'
cafeteria. Members of th« J
school administration will be*
present to answer questions. I
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PAGE 13*
Special blue law legislation seen unlikely in time for Nov. ballot
(pttaued from page i) — -mUuinti; restaurants;
- -publle publle traasnortation- transportation- wmn-t fa* «H«. .„ .n. «.._._.._,. ^ , ; ;
-Mle of food;
_. an aU. third option,"
cessful season and it would be
apjrove it for the voten," she
- parking lots;
and building and construction
J- limited operation of
dosed option which a poll Councilman WlUkm Meis
the same premise although!
hard for them to give It up,"
said. "It's ultimately up to the
- operation of municipal
material*.
vntara"
vetera,
service stations;
conducted by an ll-msmbtr
Gape May County doetfrV
opposes Sunday closing laws Gillian said yesterday. "1 still
recreational activities and
During the rewrittflg of UK
— motels, hotels and guest
blue law committee Indicated
have Sunday sales reatrtor.,
altogether.
mink most of the legislatures
concerts free of charge;
state criminal Justice code,
houses;
was the majority preference,
tions. £
an opposed to blue laws, I
President Henry Knight and
- emergency worki of
which took effect In 1978, state
— sale of prescription
Jones said he would tlw Roy Gillian, a business man mink trying to make Ocean
According to the chyabjtafcj
Cbuncllmen John Bipoiito
necessity Involving lub-
legislators repealed
drugs, first aid and con-
oppose the special legislation and community leader in-
law attorney. Charles Previtf,
Township moving against portable sign
Grucclo subsequently In- take place Sept 36 at tt»
(continued from page 1) was thrown out after he ran
validated the local Une law on earliest
tried to do It," he said.
against PRO-endorsed
tioned It to him. Kenney said
Wropeano claims the move
The governing body was
George Betts in the
the sign he saw on Roosevelt
to political because of his
expected to discuss changes
Republican primary. Betts
Boulevard was probably
refusal to participate in what
to the portion of the zoning
won the primary and the
legally parked and wasn't
he called "existing machine
ordinance dealing with signs
general election in which
blocking traffic, but he added
GRAND OPENING
politics." Tropeano's op-
at Its workshop meeting "you could visualize where It
Tropeano ran as a Democrat
ponents for the two seats up
Monday night
might."
Beyel denied that the action
on the governing body, Robert was politically motivated and
"We want to close the
(TIRE
Jeffera and Kenneth Baker, old any candidate would be
door," Beyel said. "He got Tropeano said he Isn't sure
are members of Beyel's stopped from displaying such
favorable treatment last if his application for an In-
Peoples Republican signs. He claims they wanted
year. We can document that" terpretation of the zoning
Summit All Season Radials }
Organiiation.
to stop Tropeuo'i signs last
Kenney didn't want to atlinance will be beard at the
year but the former toping
comment If he thought the Zoning Board's meeting
P1IS/80R13 38.00 P205/75R15 48.00l
"Even if the sign and trailer officer, Robert Hasalepen,
action was - politically Thursday. He has until
were in violation of the toning refused to Issue the order
motivated. T
Saturday to comply with
P18S/80R13 40.00 P215/75R15 SUM
ordinance, one has to question
Kenney's order and laid the
because he supported
P185/7SR14 42.00 P225/75R15 52so6;
why thui particular portable
•It's not directed against sign will remain out until the
Iropeano'a candidacy.
sign waa picked out of all the
Bruno politically or per- last possible minute. He
P19S/7SR14 46.00 P235/75R.15 54^00,
"PoUUcafly, the signs are
portable signs in Upper
sonally by me because I'm not added "he doesn't blame
P205/75R14
allowed as long as they're on
48.00
Township,** he said "Why the
involved in politics here," Kenney for the action.
165SR15... 34.00
private property and are
selective enforcement? Even
add the zoning officer, who "He either believes that he TVopeano's disputed sign sits on Route 9 in
P225/75R14 50.00
permanently .afflKd to the
• naive person would reanu
Hvtv in Cumberland County. was correct in issuing the Beesleys Point,
tt'a politically motivated."
He said Tropeano had told order or was following Us
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he didn't consider the action Mm about the signs a month
Tropeano was a member of
mareMng orders," Tropeano
to be selective enforcement
Firestone • Mfctelin • General
8go but he'had not seen one
the PRO until UN Mm he
said. "It's obvious he's caught
"He U the only one who has until after the mayor men- in the middle."
B.F. Goodrich » Goodvear
Businesses by wetlands sometimes
have problems with septic units
(continued from page 1)
"It's hard to say right now.
It depends on growth patterns
in the township," be said.
The township Is growingand
ouicUy. The comity
*,000Hiquar^foot lot siie for
homes with well water and
traditional septic systems
which may decrease the
amount of homes'whlch 'can
be built here, but probably not
enough to ward off a sewage
Astern permanently. '
7 linianna said ttey It** ad
eye on the systems- -fair
Wetlands or water. Jfew
businesses in these areas
would be required to install
more elaborate systemi, he
•aid, but the existing
businesses built systems
which were consistent with
the laws urplace at the time.
"The problem U we cant go
In and force them to change
their systems," he said.
Township officials nave
ben citing a need to encourage
more businesses here
u a meani to increase
ratables to offset a growing
tax rate, but septic problems
costing hundreds of thousands
df dollars might make some
businessmen look i> twice
before building here. ,
Beyel, however; ^doesn't
mink it will be a problem.
"We're out In the middle of
the wetlands," he said of his
and other businesses along
the boulevard. "Further
Inland the environmental
standards aren't that severe.
'Jt depends on the quality of
thedand as to what kind of
system you have to put in," he
Beyel's opinion, and said it
also depends on tbeUnd of
business. Even different
restaurants could be required
to nave different systems'.
"The design criterijTof the
septic system depends on
seating capacity," he said.
Another problem for the
restaurants could be that they
aren't located on luge parcels
of land. Another business
in the township which should
DEMAREEAT
WEST POINT
Richard A. Demaree, son of
James E. and Thelma B.A.
Demaree of 400 caeatnutAv.,
Northfleld, was officially
accepted into the U.S. -
Military Academy corps of
cadets as a new member of
the class of U8B during the
annual acceptance parade
which followed six weeks of
rigorous basic training at the
Academy. The new cadet Is a
graduate of Mainland
Regional High School, Linwood.
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really ends
y
generate considerable
amounts of water waste, the
King's Court Hotel on Route
9, hasn't had any problems for
yean, according to owner
George King.
Located near, but not as
dose to the wetlands as the
troubled restaurants, King
said be owns a lot of land
around the motel which helps
to drain off theTwaterWe.
The restaurants, however,
FISHING
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ALL
Saturday & Sunday
Leaves 8 a.m.
2 TRIPS
Monday thru Friday
8 a.m. & 1 p.m.
SUNSET CRUISES
Men. • Wtd. •Frl,7-9p.m
can't use the land around
their businesses because it's
all wetlands. Mclntyre and
Harp said they will continue
to spend money on improvements
to their systems
as they're necessary. Even if
bey don't find the solution, at
toast they have each other,
"We constantly cry on each
other's shoulders about it,"
Mclntyre Said.
-KenWeatnerford
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