Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 5 February '86

Seven Mile Beach \ M^\T\ Mlllen Rowland 368-2294

Doctors, nutritionists and fashion freaks have been telling us the key to health, wealth and beauty is a big breakfast. Now, it's even more chic than ordering white wine please. Sunday. Feb. 16. from 8 a.m. 'til l p.m. the Upper Cape Chapter of Deborah Heart and Lung Hospital will sponsor a multi-course benefit-breakfast at TridiJo's, 206 97th St. Luise Holland and Jane McGrath of Avalon are cochairing the event. Joe (beautiful music) MacVaugh tells us women from Our Saviour Lutheran Churclj, St. Paul's and Stella Maris Catholic Churches. First Methodist and St. Mary's Episcopal met to plan a World Day of Prayer at First Methodist in Avalon, 7:30 pm Friday. March 7. Church Women United (CWU) is sponsoring this ecumenical service with 15 state units. 1.800 local units and the Intercontinental Grants for Mission program. The public is invited to take part. BETTY FLYNN. who manages Cross Country Shop on 96th Street, just called to tell us she. and not Audrey Hardy, (as reported in this column) spoke for the tenants' association of GoldenShores condominium asking for a buffer' zone between their building and the incipient parking lot at 81st and Third Avenue. Betty also says borough council agrees it wouldn't be fair to owners of the $6 million building not to landj scape that area, therebylessening noise from the lot and screening the view of parked vehicles. She's conArt Work For Home Approved COURT HOUSE - Final selection of artists to furnish works for the new Crest Haven Nursing Home to be built this year and the agreed costs have been approved by the county Board of Freeholders for a total of $45,600. Artists, their works, and the price are: William Bell, Lebanon, mural, "Endless Summer". $9,509. Barbara Knipple, Erma. painting. Indian Scene, $2,000. Glenn Rudderow, Cedar- i ville, two paintings. Indian village and Indian camp, I $4,000. and mural, Cape 1 May Light House. $7,600. I Bruce Hippel, Cape May, ' three windows < Wave Structures. Heart of the City and 1 Tapestry of Leaves ) . $7,500. 1 Gerald Lynch, Villas, 1 sculpture to be determined. < $15,000. j The art work was com- « missioned on the recom- 1 mendation of the county s Cultural and Heritage Com- ; mission, headed by Nancy \ L. O'Lone. t

fident of the borough's cooperation in the matter. 1 • • • A CONCEPTUAL plan for a 100-room hotel with swimming pool, six shops, squash courts and two cinemas was submitted to Stone Harbor's planning board Jan. 27 before an audience of three. Pity. too. It was the biggest project to hit this borough in our memory. The planning board has jurisdiction over subdivisions, not variances, and made it clear it could make no decisions but would offer suggestions about procedure to be followed. Gerald Katzoff and his wife, who own awardwinning Harbor Square Mall and Snickers, brought plans, drawings, and two architects to gain input on their envisioned complex, west of Harbor Square Drawings showed a handsome edifice, more like Williamsburg North than a resort town, but beautiful. THE BOARD pointed to handicaps which would have to be surmounted before approval could possibly be granted: it would be located in town's most congested area; would increase parking and trash removal problems; further strain the sewage system ; and would t>e in violation of recent ordinances passed to control density. One and one-half on-site parking spaces per unit are now required for hotels, motels and buildings of that sort. To this point Katzoff replied that he would try to buy adjacent land (providing a tax ratable) and failing that, would buy land nearby or across the 96th Street Bridge and supply valet parking. ON THE 31-foot maximum height limit, he stated that the three-story building would not exceed the height of Harbor Square. On restriction of 96th Street to business use and prohibiting residential dwellings, Katzoff asked: Is a hotel a residence or j business which will increase employment? The planning board suggested Katzoff consult Building Inspector Herbert Hornsby for the number of variances required and then appear before the zoning board. The next zoning board meeting is Feb. 14. Top-flight hotels, like the Golden Inn in Avalon and Flanders in Ocean City are a resort's greatest asset, possibility of another condo, its worst liability — we'll follow this with interest. A NOTE FROM Ann Allen and her son Bill from Ft. Lauderdale tellsus that while Ann will be remaining 'til early March, Bill, who is on one year sab leave from teaching, will take off soon for an eight-week tour of Western Europe. After several weeks in he'll be going to The trip to the capitol will be somewhat deja vu for him since he'll be staying in the residence where he lived the summer of *60 while he worked as a plongeur d'office (dish washer) at Orly International Airport. _

I Voters Of jj§P The Borough Of Avalon: This is to express my appreciation for your support , in the Avalon Recall Election last Tuesday. It is heartwarming and reassuring to know that my efforts and service over the past years have been recognized as being in Avalon's best interests. I pledge to continue giving my honest and careful attention to the responsibilities of the office of Mayor — of a great municipality — Avalon Borough! Rachel H. Sloan, Mayor.' Paid for by the Avalon Committee Against Recall — Mary N. McBridc, Treasurer

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