* "\*y ^ Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 28 August '85

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Debi Jones wants to make a million dollars. And she and her husband. Jim. have invented a game somewhat like Trivial Pursuit. except it's faster and different. They have quit their jobs and now spend all their time promoting the game — called GUGGE'. Why would an Ocean City High School graduate like Debi and her husband (who was a dealer in Las Vegas and AC) do something like this? Everybody has an idea, actually dozens of good ideas. Most people make a lot of money, not because they are creative, but because they are committed to an idea and keep working until they win. Now Jim and Debi are putting the game into stores and promoting it. j Strangely enough, you can't explain the game too well, you have to play it. The name was to be Guggenhiem (after the Jackie Gleason character) but after talking to their attorney. they decided to shorten it to Gugge'. No meaning, just a name that makes you wonder what it means. FAMOUS WHITER GAY TALESE (whose dreams came true) has been spending a lot of time in Ocean City. He's working on a new book. MORE RESTRICTIONS. There are a lot of laws and regulations that affect you, if you live in Ocean City. 25 Now City Council may stop \ hotels and guest houses from having cooking FT facilities in rooms and c| suits That means people 1 would have to eat in J restaurants, good for j business, if places, in other f towns with cooking facilities didn't get all the business Even more interesting is the proposed change in transient lodging, a big business now that housing is scarce New amend ments to zoning laws also would restrict transient lodging to 120 consecutive days The real controversy is that some developers are trying to make it hard on old-time guest house owners The old-time guest house owners are trying to make it rough on developers Meanwhile, the cost of housing keeps going up i Io Atlantic City, it's worse Land costs and taxes are so high, it's i almost impossible to build I affordable middle-class I housing. ) I BY THE TIME YOU J read this, there will be I more talk about the Blue Law. No one seems to be able to figure out what the law should be. Councilman Henry Knight is predicting there may be a domino efGoes to Lejeune DENNISVILLE - Marine warrant Officer David L. Seay. whose wife. Martha, is the daughter of Addison and Alberta Bragg of Delsea Drive here, recently reported for duty with 2nd Force Service Support Group. Marine I Corps Base. Camp Le1 jeune, NC. )

a feet, if the law is eliminated, and next gambling and the sale of s alcohol will be permitted. As seems to be the trend in i Ocean City this year, the t battle will be fought ih 1 court. Boardwalk » Businessman Roy Gillian 1 says a modified version of the Sunday closing law f means a lot more expen- • sive court battles. ; TO COME. A lot of • changes are going on in Ocean City. More year around businesses are I opening up... i A group of people interested in esoteric studies are no* meeting every third Thursday at the Nori theast Bookstore... AC Goldrush, Ocean City-based company, is opening the old Lido Restaurant in AC next month... Fourth annual quilt show and sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 6-7, at the OC Sports and Civic Center. Admission is $2 and there will be quilts on display from over the county. Call B. Harris at 398-8221 for information.

Obedience Classes Set CAPE MAY - A Dog Obedience Training Class co-sponsored by the city and the County Dbg Obedience Training Club will be held Tuesday evenings 8-9 in Convention Hall Sept. 10 through Oct. 29. The fall class is beginning sooner than usual due to the scheduled renovations and improvements to the hall which are to commence in late October. For additional information contact the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411, ext 20 or 27 or Carolyn Wilson 884-1356. Club Meet RIO GRANDE - There will be a meeting of the New Voice Club of Cape May County on Monday, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the county unit office of the American Cancer Society. 15 Delsea Dr. here. Daniel Ford will speak on C.P.R. for laryngectomees and a film, "Three Critical Minutes", will be shown. The public is invited to attend.

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