THURSDAY, MAYS, 1979

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Harbor Chamber Wants Dredging

STONE HARBOR - At the April dinner meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, Civic Welfare Committee Chairman R. Jack Fitipatrick made an urgent plea for all members and guests to aid the borough in its efforts to have the basins dredged with the spoils being deposited as fill on lots at 122nd St. Each member in attendance was given a list of the namesand addresses of the heads of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Philadelphia and the Commissioner of New Jersey’s Dept, of Environmental Protection. They were requested to write these governmental

divisions expressing their views as to the reason why they wanted the basins dredged and the spoils used as landfill. They were also requested to contact' their immediate neighbors to seek their help in this very important matter. Members of all the other organizations in the borough are being called upon to cooperate with the - Chamber by having their ' memberships write to the above offices. In bringing this matter to the floor the ’ Chamber stated there were out-of-town groups taking all kinds of steps to block not only the dredging of the basins and the disposal of the spoils, but constantly

Obituaries

Chamber Events Book Out

HOWARD G. DELAN-

harassing every effort of the borough to secure a'" CAFRA permit to develop

and sell 29 lots at 122nd St. „ ... Members were told if lh(* *!• „ 8 ** A"*; spoils from this mosl Retired from he C.pe Mar ^ County Bridge Com-

mission. 4-24.

. .CLARA V. GOETZ, 72. North WHdVood. A resident for 12 yrs. 4-23. RICHARD SAMUEL, 74. Wildwood Crest. A former First Deputy Secretary of Slate of Pennsylvania. 4-23.

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needed dredging are not permitted to be used as fill atrl22nd St., the taxpayers irf this small community might be needlessly required to pay over $200,000 for gravel Till at

this location.

The CAFRA permit has been under discussion for

almost four years.

The borough has cooperated ^ with the county, state and federal agencies over the years, preparing an extensive management plan for the development of the land between 122nd and 127lh Sts. In addition, they have also furnished plans for the land south of 127th St. to

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CIIARiAtTE ARANGO. 68. Cape May Court House. Owner and operator of a motor Inn in Bar Harbor,

Me. 4-1 i.

JOSEPH

RUSZKIEWICZ. 73. Villas. A retired policeman in

Philadelphia. 1-24.

MARGARET TOOLE. 71. North Cape May. A resident for 14 years. 4-24. HAROLD R. ALDEN. 82. Hereford ,n,e, Tbeyafco

STONE. HARBOR - Th* Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce has just published its booklet of special evehts v for the 197980 season. The 68-page book is the only publication with a complete- list of special, events for the entertainment of summer visitors. Glenn A. Townley. Chamber president, said. Various civic organizations furnished a calendar of special events including the program of the Women's Civic Club, the American Legion Post, the Yacht Club, the Rescue Squad and the Chamber. In

addition, the Borough's complete recreational program is listed. County listings including governmental information are included. Free copies of this fourcolor booklet are available by writing the' Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce. Box 422. 212 96th Street. Stone Harbor. N.J. 08247

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requirement tp erect a 500,000 gallon water tower. As early as 1966 the mayor and council enacted Ordinance 375 which declared the borough's intention of preserving a mile or more of open space at the Point as a natural * resource area. Again in 1974 it passed ordinance 443 to" conform with- the * National Flood Insurance Program which effectively prohibits all but open space and recreational uses south of the designated but unbuilt road known as 127th St. where the sea wall ends. Villas Boast Beef Dinner VILLAS - A Roast Beef Dinner will be held from 2-6 p.m. Sunday. May 6 at the Millman Center. BayUhore

Road.

The Villas Civic Club are sponsors of the event. Tickets are $4 and can be purchased by calling 8868302 or 886-9227. Penny Party At Towers CAPE MAY - The Tenants Association of Victorian Towers will sponsor a Penny Party, to be held Tuesday. May 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Towers Auditorium. The public is cordially invited. Admission $1.

4-27. JAMES FITZPATRICK. 67. Whitcsboro. A resident in this area for 50 years. 4-

25.

CLARA BERWICK. 73. Rio Grande. A member of St. Ann's Church. 4-27.

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