.1 ' : ' « 4 4 Herald & Lantern 2 May '84

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Council Kills Parking Ban

STONE HARBOR - Borough Council last Friday unanimously defeated a proposed ordinance that would have prohibited -some parking on 83rd and 84th streets and First Avenue in an effort to S •• lessen problems associated with the opera tion of the Windrift Cocktail Lounge" in adjacent Avalon. v k Officials told about 75 <■ B persons that the ordinance

was introduced partly to bring out the public and v* gets its views. afc /Everyone in the audience fes -deemed to agree that some W customers leaving the Win- p drift at 2 a.m. were a problem because they were fa noisy, slammed car doors. urinated on lawrfs. and left f t debris. . VS The majority of persons » who spoke opposed the pro- *jj posed parking ban as gj counterproductive, and of- 9 fered a gamut of suggestions ranging fr»m providing more parking on an . adjacent playground to urging the Windrift to build a high-rise parking garage for its customers Warren Buckingham, a Stone Harbor resident and one of the Windrift's owners, said he had enough parking for motel guests, but there is no requirement for parking for restaurant and bar patrons. Mayor Arden W Hand ' said Buckingham had cooperated, fully in efforts to reduce the problem Borough officials said they will have their solicitor check .jvhether parking permits are a ■ possible solution, but also y, B promised increased police /j, » attention in the Windrift |~ ^ ^rea at bar closing time fV

The Windrift. on 80th and the beach in Avalon. can be counted * on to have a capacity crowd on Wednesday. Friday and Saturdaynights in the summer Borough officials said Avalon supplies one police car to the 2 a.m. confusionV compared with three police cars and six police officers from Stone Harbor They said they will meet further with Avalon officials to discuss the problem.

h Drug, Drink Battle Set By Group SE:? ISLE CITY — A program aimed at reducing the problem T)f abuse in the city w as mapped by the Sea Isle City Student Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council at its first meeting recently in the Public Safety Building. The group will apply for a $500 grant from the National Coalition for, the Prevention of Drug and Alcohol Abuse The group * also aiming at* greater community involvement The meeting was jed by Ann M F#ene>. juvenile protection chairman of the county PTA ALso in alien dance were Patricia IT braczewski. Sea Isle City Elementary School PTA president . Cecile Dever. school nurse; Cheryl A Hohrtes. Methodic Vourh Advisor, and other in terested residents I'rWraczewski was ap- ^ pointed project director r and Michael Stafford J public relations r coordinator. J Donate Blood. + i.m, W4V,.

Meetings AVALON — The meeting schedule for the year 1084-85 has been announced by the Avalon Board of Education. Meetings are slated for 7 p.m. in thr meeting room of the board trailer as follows : May 9. June 13, July 11. Aug. 8. Sept. 12. Oct. 10. Nov. 14. and Dec. 12, 1984; Jan. 9, Feb. 13. March 13 and April 10. 1985. . Officers of the board are. ' Nancy Hudanich. president; Brian Campbell, vice president. Members are Carmen Scarpa, William Soens, and William Burns Hilda Klosterman is board secretary.

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