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Herald & Lantern 1* January 'M

Leading the Cape May. county drive for beer and ■^ine by the drink in family' ' r'estaur'ants is Garrabrant's of Anglesey A.

new proposal will be of- . fered the legislature sponsored by the Garden 3Ute Restaurant Association. A pewrwrinkle is that they

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agree to a population quota system providing it offers leeway for legitimate food dispensing operations. The permit plan offered by Garden State Vould ultimately increase the number of permit holders by as much .as 10,000.’ Taverns fear it would attract bids from the fast food operations, which cater to youngsters and minors. The legislature . may also give another bill a chance to move. .This is the beer and wine in grocery stores bill. The New Jersey Food Council has a split in Us ranks over this cootroversial bill.

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The Wildwoods ■ Charles V. Mathis

City Council seems more receptive to the plight of Pacific A enue merchants Most a-re permanent resident' in contrast to many Foard walk merchants Mayor Earl Ostrandf presented keys to the ci' to four men who contribu xl ' so jnuch to center island. Those honored vere John Clarke. Leon Sir ec; Sol Feld and Dave Be'man. They are.qll

retiring from active retail

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As an. example of favoritism displayed by previous commissions, there is only one-mini comfort station on Pacific Avenue and it is open only during the season. However, on the Boardwalk there are four large comfort stations and some winters two of these have been open with nary a-

South Shove’s

llth Annual Auto Auction $e AAA AAAOO FINANCE MONIT VJUUBli FOR THIS EVENT

NO APPLICATION 1EFUSED .

1st 50 SALES QUALIFY FOR AH ENTRY INTO DRAWING FOR A1980 tfONDA CX500 It’s the biggest one-time savings event ofi the yea^t

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value And they're all OFFERED AT AUCTION PRICES, An you pick the price you Don’t wait!

—on t be late! This ohce a year event attracts hundreds of bargainwise buyers who put their own PRICE TAG ON THE CAR OF THEIR CHOICE -

indoors in our heated service department! Regardless, of the weather! , ■ TWO DAYS ONLY Fri. Jan.^Oth 6PM to 9PM Sal. Jan. 21st 9Am to 6PM If we fan to accept your-bonaf** b.d. you receive "a 17 ■ Jewel Manjjoi Lady s jfcfin watch Absolutely Free' 'f-H -fo Dealer s Please.

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Here s How The Auction Wocks «• Visit our inside display of SELEC T USED > CARS (trade-ins on '83 and 'S'-- Fords, , AMC's, Jeeps'and Renaults). • Note dur Retail Price and the Auction Book Price marked on the car's windshield. • Give our salesman a bid anywhere between . the two prices, accompanied by a cash deposit or title of your-trade-in, ALSO SUPER SAVINGS ON ALL

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NEW CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK FORD, AMC, JEEP, RENA JLT Owr bottom lino Is lowor thon ovor ot Awctie t Tima

SOUTH SHORE FORD .AMC • JEEP • RENAULT _ Tuckahoe Rood & Route 9, Marmora,N J. ' Ext. 25 Garden State Pkwy!

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Boardwalk stroller in view for miles. With so many Senior Citizens resident, the. lack of a Pacific ' Avenue comfort stop is. a real hardship. How dp' you feel' about those mini ^grands lands on the Boardwalk? Previous commissioners failed to get taxpayer input on these ad shelters placed over benches Made of metal and ■plastic, each side panel is a garish mini-billboard. Although they offer some shelter from sun, wind and rain, some folks object to • commercial messages on \the beach side of -the wooden way^ Ex-solons claim they opposed any casino ads on the minigrandstands. However, last season there was a casino ad every few feet on the Wildwood Boardwalk. You*-can imagine Atlantic City allowing Wildwood ads all along their Boardwalk! But we all know there are . two -sides to evefy story and the new City Council . r invites your views on whether the minigrandslands should be continued jor abolished! One of the few TV offerings receiving wide acceptance is “Mama's Family,” produced by Carol Burnett’s husband, Joe Hamilton. Vicki Lawrence is; starred. Many of the ideas are inspired by the show’s creative consultant, ' Gene Ferret. He has been responbible for many of TV’s foremost comedy shows. He has often visited Wildwood and is a cousin of Mrs. Thomas Daugben, of the Wildwood Highiaculty. ’ Whenever their schedule permits, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christie spend rest and relaxation time at their Crest Rambler Road manse. Christie is the official photographer for the Meadowlands complex. He has beenofficial photographer for many of the major league basebal* clubs as well. The Christies are close friends of local builder Joe Popper and his wife. Chrisite is one of the highest paid magazine photographers in the

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Wildwood Fire Dept, gave a testimonial -dinner at Luigi’s for John D’Amico. He has long been an-island, county and state - pacesetter in fire prevention. He originated the state-accepted idea for mandatory fire/smoke detectors in -buildings, among many other achievements.

Reflecting his expertise in the field, his peers have named Dick Harmon as President of the 200-member South Jersey Public Works Association. The SJPWA covers the nine ' southern counties of the state. Harmon is Wildwood’s Public Works Director. V *' ... . Back from three weeks in the frozen north are A1 and Mae Timer. They visited, their daughters in the suburbs of Albany, N.Y. Dr. Mae Timer is prominent in the New York State Department of Education. Jim Flynn and others returning from vacations in Florida report they are having another chilly winter. But there’s a silver hning - the constant rains of last winter are absent so far.

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