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The Herald And Tlie l-anlern

May H, 1979

LT Cracks Down

on Stray Dogs

VILLAS • A crackdown on stray dogs was instiHilrd Monday vp'th the introduction of an amendment to a 19f>9 dog or dmance » that will dramatically increaw fees for impounded dogs Comm it tee person Peggy Riebefbach. said- the Tiiwnship is going to "hit them • negligent dog owners i where it hurts-in the pocketback' in introducing the amendment 'Under the new measure the fine for (he first offense of a dog cauglfr straying off the owner’s property, destroying properly or threatening or causing bodily harm shall be no less than $25 per dog A second offense.'will be no less than 175 and a third offense no Phillies Trek \ CAPE MAY A Phillies Night will be sponsored Tuesday. June 12 by the SI* John of Gcal Church. \ Cape May Buses will leave for the Phillies bast-ball game at 4:45 p m from the church at Townbank Rd Tickets art- $13 and may be pur chased by calling 884-1607 or 884-1039 ? Villas GOP ■\ Women Meet VILLAS The Villas Women's Regular Republican Club will hold a social. Wednesday. May 23 at H p m. at the Clubhouse. Ba vs ho r*e and Weber Rds . Villas

less than $250. Bieberbach said ' "Fleas are included.” Biederbach quipped The amendment was introduced after, widespread complaints and reports of vicious dogs attacking persons, creating a nuisance and damaging property, Bieberbach said "We are going to have to get tough all the way around. Mayor Park commented. Dog Owners must license dogs at a fee of 11 per year per dog according to the original ordinance Kennel owners must also register for an operating license at a cost of $10 for 10 dogs or less and $25 for to or more dogs Dog catcher Dennis* Kelly works under contract lor the Township, im pounding stray dogs at the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals • SPCA > in ('old Springs Th<- dog ordinance amendment was approved unanimously on first reading and must be given linul approval at a public hearing June U

New & Used Sale N. CAPE MAY A New & Used Sale will open Friday and Saturday. May 25-26 and run every weekend through Labor Day The sale will be held from 10 a m 4 p.m. in the church garage of St John of God Church. Townbank Rd . IVCape May

Concert At Lower Cape H.S.

ERMA - One of the highlights of the musical season in this area is the annual Spring Concert presented by the combined musical organizations at Lower Cape May Regional High School. The date for the combined Jazz Band. Choir and Concert Band concert is Wednesday. May 30 at 8 p.m The price'of admission is$l. The Jazz Band and Concert Band will perform under the direction of Edward Jurewicz. Numbers will include “Yard Bird Suite," by Charley Parker and "A Child Is Born.” by Thad Jones.

The Concert Band will perform frorti a wide range of material including religious, classical and Broadway music. Two highlights will be "Liturgical Music For Band" and the "Rakoczy March” from "The Damnation of Faust.” Paul Douglas will conduct tNe 100 voice choir in a wide range of selections. Highlights will be a male quartet singing "All Kinds of Women" and the choir's version of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Tickets may be purchased from any band or choir member or by calling the high school office.

LT PTA Officers Lower Auto Tag

LOWER TOWNSHIP - -Lower Township PTA officers were installed-May 8 at a ceremony that included a musical program presented by a group of Fifties Dance

RIO GRANDE — The Rio Grande Fire Company will sponsor a '‘50’s Dance” on Saturday May 26, at (he new fire hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Donation Is $5 per person, and the music will be provided by the Favorites. B.Y.O.B., and set-ups will be furnished. So, some on^ out dressed in the styles of the 50’s. Tickets can be'obtained from any member or at the door. Let’s start the Memorial Day weekend off right and come on out to the dance.

third graders. Installed as president was Barbara Russell. Other officers who will serve in the coming year are Harriett Salfi. vice president: Dolly MacDonald. treasurer; Paula Lundholm. recording secretary; Kathy Redfern. corresponding secretary; and Connie McMillan and Gret chen Silor. Hospitality.

Federal Energy Hotline

The *United States Department of Energy has established a “toll free phone line” to hear com-, plaints and suggestions from citizens regarding gasoline and heating oil problems hnd pricing. The number is "800-424-9246

Bill Garners Support VILLAS - Support for a N.J. Assembly bill calling for a decrease in auto tag costs to $10 for senior citizens and handicapped persons came Monday in the form of a Township resolution. The bill. No. 695. backed by N.J. Assemblyman Chinnici of Bridgeton would allow for the special rate regardless of auto class or weight. The resolution was made citing the effects of inflation on the fixed income of the elderly and handicapped.

Older Ame)ican Month . Declared RIO GRANDE — TV Board of Chosen Freeholders has proclaimed the month of May as Older Americans Month; Freeholder Oerald Ttiomton said. The Office on Aging has arranged many special events to celebrate Older Americans Month. Contact the office at 886-2784 for details. The richest talent pool of able older citizens now exists. This is the first generation to benefit from major social improvements over the past quarter century better educational opportunities, better health care and a more adequate transportation service. Each s u c ceeding generation will be better educated and more highly skilled, better able to serve society. 1 Most older people are vigorous, alert, and independent. Their active, productive lives are invalidating the stereotypes of old age .For the first time, most people can aspire to lead active, useful lives , into their 70’s and 80’s. The Cape May County Office on ^ging respects the pride find dignity of the older residents of this colinty and will continue to maintain the highest level of service on their behalf.

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