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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. February 11. 1981

Whitebrier’s License Going Up the Street?

(.(H it.MKT RESTAURANT is in the planning stage (or this shopping center at 20th and Third Ave. T KRAFTIE KORNER ~ - craft sgeeires—FOLXX^RT— —CLASSES— MACSAME • YARNS / 7i3M7d 48? SNORE NO., (NT. •) CLERMONT, N.J., k / Sm Id*-Avalon >lvd.) ^

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By M’Ellen Rowland / AVALON — Indications are that the Whitebrier’s liquor license will be transferred up 20th St. to a small shopping center location where, it is said, a gourmet restaurant Is to be

established.

The Whitebrier Hotel and Restaurant, at 20th and the beach, has been purchased and is being converted into condominiums, with the Coalition Eyes

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restaurant and bar area making way for at le^st one condo unit. J Borough Council, at a special Feb. 5 meeting,

authorized a person to person transfer of the liquor license—to be consumated on the-day of sale—from Whitebrier Hotel Inc., trading as the Whitebrier

Hotel, to Millgill Inc.,

trading as the Whitebrier Beaoh*Club Inc. The hear-

ing did not consider where the license is to be transfer-

red.

According to Joseph Brophy, who will /manage the gourmet restaurant, plans haveri’t quite reached the blueprint stage but he, the ownei; and architects are putting together ideas on cfficency and ambience, etc. ASSOCIATED WITIf the Whitebrier Hotel for the past 15 years, and serving as- manager of the hotel’s restaurant for the last seven, Mr. Brophy turned Sunday brunch at the old

. • Whitebrier Into a local institution. The Avalon Furniture Co. and Avalon Interiors will continue operation at the shopping center, which is at the comer of 20th and Ocean Dr. (Third Ave.) According to Lou O’Leary, sales manager of Avalon Furniture Co., service by both companies will remain undisturbed during construction of the adjacent gourmet restaurant. He said it is his understanding the restaurant will be in operation by April or May.

RIO GRANDE - Over the past year the Disabled Services Committee of the County Human Services Coalition has been active in finding solutions which will help the county’s handicapped population Owing to the implementation of Federal and State mandates to decrease the population- of state facilities for the mentally retarded and mentally ill. more handicapped people are becoming county residents. Therefore, the committee has investigated the impact which deinstitutionalization is having on the county. IN MAY THE COMMITTEE sponsored a workshop which expolored existing

and possible housing and support for handicapped persons. In addition through key informal surveys the committee was able to document the population and need of mentality retarded persons who are the top priority of the committee’s focus. Effort art! discussion have been given in that areas of services, alternatives and housing (group home) possibilities for this target population. The committee will continue to develop the areas of support for the handicapped and invites and appreciates community support and involvement. For further details call the coalition office at 885-9555.

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School Aid Slash Hit By Chamber

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COURT HOUSE - The county Chamber of Commerce has protested Gov. Byrne’s proposal to cut $100 million in state funding to local school districts. The resolutiqh of protest by the chamber board of directors also calls on the Joint Appropriations Committee and the state legislature not to cut state aid to the local school districts. IT-POINTS OUT that the proposed cuts will create a hardship on local school boards which are now preparing or have prepared their budgets for fiscal* year July 1980-June 1981 and will shift the

school tax burden to the local property owners. It also emphasizes that the state gross income tax receipts were to help ease the school tax burden, and that the property owners in the districts to be cut are paying the income tax as well.

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