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Boating Bears Brunt Of Energy Plan—Cafiero

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WILDWOOD - Senator James Cafiero has called upon his colleagues to Join him in objecting to the Standby Em^cjency Energy Plan proposed by the U S. Department of Energy. The plan, while designed to curtail the over-use of fuel during an "energy emergency." is according to Cafiero extremely discriminatory since it is directed at cutbacks in fuel used for only one recreational actively boating. Mr. Cafiero said the plan would affect not only pleasure boating on weekends, but woGld also ban the letting of commercial party boats for sport fishing. "The proposed restrictions would have a disastrous effect on the boating and fishing industry in this state and would adversely affect the economy of^Jew Jersey in general and the shore areas in particular. The importance of this industry itself and its relation to tourism in the State must be recognized by the Federal Government," Mr. Cafiero stated. "Just like the pig told the chicken as they walked by the Ham and Egg Prayer Breakfast, "It only takes a contribution from you, but

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a total commitment from me. So too with this plan, "the senator continued, "which calls for a total commitment from one indiatry, which accounts for less than one-half of l percent of the annual marine fuel consumption - while specifically exempting other low fuel consumers from similar restrictions such as sirewtnobiles, private aircraft, etc.” M. Cafiero’s resolution, SR 17, labels the plan, "arbitrary in nature and discriminatory in scope, having an adverse economic impact on the boating and fishing industries in the state." Offer Nursing Scholarships COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Medical Society Auxiliary sponsors two annual $500 scholarships to worthy students who plan to go Into nurses training, and interested students may contact their guidance counselor about

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Currently, there are three scholarship recipients in nurses training, according to Mrs. Robert Durham, the auxiliary's health careers chairman.

(From Page?) vestigating. THE LOBSTER House is one of the most unique seafood restaurants along the shore! Right on Cape. May's Fisherman's Wharf, you can watch old and new vessels from the windows while enjoying your meal. The Lobster House has maintained an excellent reputation for its many fine seafood dishes. The cocktail lounge has excellent drinks during the cocktail hour and later. Open for luncheon 12 to 3 Tuesdays through Saturdays, and for dinner 5 to 10 Tuesdays-Saturdays, apd 2 to 9 Sundays. Book Fair. New books for youngsters will be on sale at the Star of the Sea Hall, Cape May, April 15.16,17 & 18. A wide selection of literature in hardback, paperback & gift volumes will be on sale. RICK’S IS catching on! On Rt. 9, one-eighth mile north of the Rk> Mall, this fast food eatery has now reopened its miniatur£ golf course Saturdays & Sundays from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. It's just 49 cents per game for everyone. Not only does Rick’s satisfy your yen for fun, but serves fun meals from breakfast on. Matter of fact,- Rick’s serves breakfast all day long for just 99 cents. Enjoy the all you can eat salad bar for 99 cents; it makes a low calorie, appetizing snack whenever you want a garden fresh treat. HERALD’S INN, Rts 9 and 47, Rio Grande, has announced that a Shark Club is now being formed. Membership is now open by contacting Herald’s Inn bartender Randy Monaghan

S&L Announces Flower Winners STONE HARBOR - Forty-five winners in the annual Easter 'flower drawing at Sturdy Savings and Loan Association have been announced at the

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mmr Harbor — Blanche AnderooET. Floao Blythe. Betty Am Beard. Robert Settb. Jimmy Jortea, June Barnett. Suzanne Dwyer. Jane Owinfo. John Schaffer. Rdna Owen*. Hazel Beckmann. Nancy Freehofer. Bobby McClure, Bill MacLary. Margaret Baumann. Brenda Kouah. Mn Seamons O May. Herb Sands. Charles

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Civic Saturday VILLAS - The Civic Club meets 1p m. April 19 at the Millman Center.

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