Wednesday, September 17.1880

The Herald and The Lantern

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SHORELINES by Jaanatta O'May

Summertime At The Jersey Shore Is: Swirling surf and shifting sands; sing-along and ban)o bands. Boat parades and fishing frays; waterskiing in the bays. Sunday concerts in the park; fireworks come after dark. Happy hours on the deck; eating Big Boys by the peck. Shows for shells and ancient cars; talent nights in friendly bars. Flounder, blues and weakies bite; dine and dance away the night. Little angels in bikinis; al fresco for roasting weenies. Hobie Cats and Sunfish, too; laughing gulls that scoff at you. QUahog pitching on the beach; Boardwalk funs' within our , reach. Parades for grownups and for babies; lovely shops for all the ladies. Marathons, both swum and run; daily tannings in the sun. Art shows, flea marts, sidewalk sales; nature hikes on sunny trails. Crabs and clams and Silver Queen; prettiest sunsets ever seen. Marigolds and hydrangea; ageratum, red begonia. Tennis tourneys, surfing too; homestead tours both old and new. Dog-eared sneaks and paperbacks; gentle winds say “Just Relax." Lovers saunter hand-in-hand; frisbees skim across the sand. v "Diamonds'' found upon the strand; pictures, pillows worked by hand. Paddleball and many bikes; parasols shade tiny tykes. Quoits and cayds are all around; towels and T-shirts on the ground. Ice cream cones enjoyed by all; shuffleboard and volleyball. t Art-in-sand that makes the news; time to gab and time to

Tag Take $129,000 On Beach

STONE HARBOR - Beach Badge supervisor .Charles Rudrauff's Sept. 8 report to borough council revealed an intake of 1129,300 for badges this summer. This represents an $11,000 increase over last year’s proceeds and gives the borough a percentage increase above that of even more populous Ocean City. MAYOR JAMES WOOD Landfill < From Page 1) prevent wastes from contaminating underground water supplies. PARTICULARLY threatened, the association says, are the 1,000 mentally and physically handicapped residents fo.the Woodbine State School, less than a quarter mile from the landfill. It is also pointed out that birds attracted to the site may pose a threat to planes from the adjoining Woodbine Airport. IN ITS PLEA to the state Dept, of Environmental Protection, the association urges that the wastes be handled by the serage treatment plant in Lower Township. The MUA has held that such a plan requires expansion of the Lower Township plant with equipment which would become useless in two years.

who was delighted with the statistics remarked that this amount still doesn't begin to pay .for beachfront maintenance. Asked later about the marked increase, Mr. Rudrauff replied: "The borough was dissatisfied with the increment from beacfi^ badges and asked me to* take charge. I employed beach badge girls We give them a bag of 25 badges at $1.50 each or

$37.50 per bag. This way we have a daily check on the number of badges sold. During the summer season the girls sold $20,000 worth

of badges. "

HE ALSO explained that Avalon and Stone Harbor have a reciprocal agreement — one badge suffices for both com-

munities.

In other business at the Sept. 8 Conrail meeting, action on paving at 2nd

Ave. between 111th and 121 Sts. was deferred pending further exploration of possible state funding. COUNCI LPERSON Dorothea Pfeiffer informed her fellow Council members that a snow fence will be placed on the beach at 106th and 107th Sts. on a trial basis to see how much sand builds up behind it between now and next summer.

Firewood (From Page 1) ’ company all shipments of non-packaged firewood — and such delivery tickets/invoices shall be subject to inspection by any Weights and Measures officer while in transit The delivery ticket/invoice must also include the vendor’s legal name and address, name and address of purchaser, delivery date, quantity delivered or quantity upon which the price is based, price of the amount delivered and "the identity of the most descriptive terms commercially practicable, including any quality representation made in connection with the sale." THE IDENTITY INCLUDES the species of wood, and such representation must indicate, within 10 percent accuracy, the percentages of the species group (such as 30 percent oak, 40 percent cherry. 30 percent miscellaneous softwood). Copies of the delivery tickets/sales invoices must be retained by the vendor for at least six months and are subject to inspection by Weights and Measures. W&M officers may also inspect firewood when in transit, at the time of delivery or at any reasonable time following delivery.

FIREWOOD VENDORS SHOULD have been notified of the new state regulations some time ago. They or anyone else has until Sept. 24 to comment in writing about the new regulations to: James Bird. Deputy State Supt., 187 W Hanover St., Trenton. N.J. 08625. After that date the new rules may go into effect without further notice. Fish Farming Bill— (From Page 1) but simply to complement them THE LEGISLATION approved by the House authorizes the federal government to put together a national aquaculture development plan within the next 18 months. This plan will identify species which have great potential for commercial cultivation, identify and remove existing barriers to commercial aquaculture ventures, and establish a national clearinghouse for information related to aquaculture research and development. In addition, the bill authorizes $70 million over the next three fiscal years for aquaculture grants and contracts for research and development.

an wte. "Hi,” "Hello," heard everywhere; young-at-hearts don’t have a care. SJS, I love you dearly; I’m joyful that you visit yearly! Oktoberfest

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SATURDAY. SEPT. 70 Noon to J p.m., Halle. Jacob THi Orcbaetra. 1-# p.m., (Garten), The Tyrolean*, sutimrton, r« 1 p.m , Halle. Ahv Sehoeikopt SdMfcpiatUen. Reading. Growth Curbs Hit— * (From Page 1) Pomona, Tuesday a week. THAT HEARING, , one of four in the state set up by Ginman, to obtain public input and reaction to the State Development Guide Plan, drew only 12 people. Hurley said the development of Guide would take freedom of choice out of the hands of the people and the state legislators. The Assemblyman has introduced a bill to reouire the plan be reviewed by the legislature before it takes effect. THE DOCUMENT has been called the first attempt to regulate growth across the state. It separates the entire state into growth, no-growth or limited growth areas. Ginman admitted the meeting at Stockton was poorly publicized. There had been one press release out of the governor’s office in mid-August, his aide said. Hurley also stressed fear the non-attendance at Stockton could be construed as approval of the State Development Guide Plan by default. "If this happens, the result could be a serious blow to government by law in general and to Southern New Jersey's future in particular, he declared.

2 pm. (Gartan), Harman D«uaslA| Alpine Bdla, Pairlavn 24 p.m., Ha Da, Jody Rhelnlandm; Fbrrleburg, Pa 4 p.m., Haue, Schuhplaltler*. 24 p.m., (Gartan). Nick Hubb Orchaatra, MlncravUle, Pa. 5:»p.m.. Halle. Alpine Balia 44 p.m., Halle. The Salllvana. Shamokln, Pa. 6 p.m., (Garten) Reading Boombas Band, Raadhig. Pa. 7 p.m. Halle, Sdwhplattlen. 6-11 p.m. (Garten), Johnnie Scbmokera, Reading, Pa. 6:26 p.m. Halle, Alpine BeUa,

►12 p.m., Halle, Kas * the MtocMef Makera, Reading, Pa. 6 p.m., (Gartan), Happy Boombaoeara Boom baa Band. Cataraqua, Pa. 10 p.m., Halle, Schuhplattlera.

Siutdsy. Srpt. 21 Noon lo 2 p.m.. Jolly Rhetnlandera. Harriaburg, Pa. 1-4 p.m.. (Garten). Nick Hubb Orchaatra.MlnerevtDe.Pa. 1 p.m., Halle. SchBerachUler Stamm SchtdtpiatUen, Long laland, N.Y. 2p.m , (Gartan), Alpine Bella. 2:10 pm., Hal Seyler Boombaa.

24 p m , Halle, Kat * Mischief Makera. 4pm.. Halle, Schidiplatllere 44 p.m., Garten. The Tyroleana 5 p.m.. (Gartan). Ha) Seyler

S:30p m.. Halle. Alpine Bella ►10 p.m., Halle, The German Alpinera, SteeMon. Pa. 7 p m. Halle. Schidipkattlara S:20p.m . Halle. Alpine Ball*

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The state Div. of Workplace Standards incorrectly announced, and this newspaper reported on Sept. 3, that the Spirit of 7* in Erma had been charged with employing nine minors under the age of 18 after midnight. The state has acknowledged the error, agreeing with the Spirit of 78 that wily one minor was involved in the Child Labor Law violation. The Spirit of 78, further, has informed the newspaper that the minor had misrepresented his age to the employer when hired.

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