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Herald & Lantern 9 February '83

Heart Study Issues Call

phii-adeLpiIia - A unique opportunity is available to eligible per soas nationwide to par Wcipate in a program sup porjed by the National Instmites of Healtfi The Hyperlipidenia Atherosclerosis Study is designed to explore the possibility of reversing the disease iatherosclerosis) which cataes life threaten mg-heart attacks PARTICIPANTS must be age 29 through 64; have had only one heart attack

*in their lifetime (suffered within the past four and a half years); be free of stroke; be free of diabetes; not have had heart surgery. , * Transportation and lodging for participants and an interested family member are free of cost. The East Coast Center (Maine to .Florida) is located in Philadelphia. Those interested are urged to contact the Hyperlipidemia Study Call toll free I BOO 345-1057.

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As everyone'i>nows trie custom oi usmg up the fats derives from long-ago days when they had to be used before,trio advent o'Ash Wednesday Shrove Tuesday. ' |i*t before Lent arrives is the day when all the fats have to be used England has its Pancake Day' and the , Pennsylvania Dutch eat Fastnachtkuke F&stnachtkuke and raised doughnuts are basically ihe same thing, Doth are made with yeast rather than baking powder The early settlers made theirs diamond shaped and slit them across Today they are round with a hole in the middle- it was a sad Dutchman who did not have Fastnachts for his breakfast Vou too can enjoy this treat at Mister Donut Mister Donut will have Fastnachts for your enjoymfent ,

'Dorli Ward MRS. JAMES DUNKLEBERGER AND HER •VALENTINE.’ LAUREN-KIM

Traffic Still Up on Ferry

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CAPE MAY - During December. 1982, traffic on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 300 vehicles and 1,332 passengers from December. 1981, according to David S. Chapman, general manager of the ferry. Ferry traffic for December, 1982, was 7,054 vehicles and 16,062 passengers compared to 6,754 vehicles and 14,710 passengers for December, 1981, an increase of 4.44 percent for vehicles and 9.19 percent for passengers. For the 12-month period ended Dec. 31, 1962, traffic was 266,541 vehicles and 824,485 passengers com-

Lauren-Kim Joins The Dunklebergers

pared to 253,922 vehicles and 775,399 passengers for the l2-month period ended Dec. 31, 1981

Humane Unit Meets Tuesday OCEAN CITY - The Humane Society will hold its monthly meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15 in the Youth Recreational Building, 6th and Atlantic Aves. Officers will report on finances, membership drive status, fund raising efforts and shelter activities. The meeting is open to the public.

By Doris Ward BURLEIGH - Cupid’s Valentine arrow struck early this year for a young Burleigh couple. Childless since their marriage six years ago, James and Roxanne Dunkleberger recently became the happy parents of an 11-pound, 12-ounce baby girl, adopted from an agency in Seoul. Korea. Suffering slightly fi-om “jet lag" after a 24-hour plane ride, three-month-old Lauren-Kim was among four other youngsters who were met at Kennedy International Airport in New York by their Americaiv parents who had waited seven hours for the overdue airliner. The event was the culmination of a dream planned when the couple realized they were unable to have their own baby. DISCOURAGED by long waiting lisIs and the costs of adoption in this country, the couple applied to an intcrnational childrens center and were recently informed they were eligible to adopt Lauren-Kim Changing diapers and bottle feeding is second nature to Mrs. Dunkleberger, a nurse at Burdette Tomlin Hospital in Cape May Court House where she spent three years working in the maternity ward. She has taken a leave of absence from her profession to care for the baby. Mrs. Dunkleberger's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson L. Rea of Dias Creek, delayed a trip to Florida to welcome their new grandchild while Dunkleberger's mother, Mary Ann Eckert of Burleigh, stops by frequently to watch LaurenKim’s dally progress.

Tax Refund Bill Opposed

STONE HARBOR - A resolution objecting to Senate bill S-1284 was passed by mayor and council. This bill' would present many problems for the tax assessor and collector. In its present form it would provide that real property which is destroyed at any time shall be reassessed as of the date of the loss by the tax assessor with the tax collector calculating the amount of taxes to be refunded to the property owner for the current tax year. IN OBJECTING to this proposed bill it was pointed out that these losses were more often temporary than permanent and quickly corrected. Another problem would be the proration of the dollar loss in value where a not too recent assessment compared with the Current dollar casualty loss.

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