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DESTROYED BY FIRE. Workmen clearThe rubble left from a Sept. 28 Hre that destroyed a fish processing plant at Ihe" Lobster House Complex, Schellenger's landing' % ' v > Investigation Continues In Fish Factory Blaze

SCHELLENGERS LANDING - Electrical failure may be the cause of a blaze that ripped through adHouse

cording to police reports. Investigators have not ruled out arson as a possibecause of the fire that djjjfroyed the plant, but aifliectrical defect in a fish D&cessirig machine seems Ihe probably culprit at thif time, police said. No cost estimate of damages sustained in the fire is available because Wally Lauderman. owner of the Lobster House complex has been out of town.

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The fire started at about 8:40 p.m., just 10 minutes after employees left the building. Workers had reported some trouble with a fish processing machine that sporadically disrupted the circuit breaker durieg the day. The intensity of the fire

has’ hampered a positive determination of the cause,

police said.

The blaze is believed to have begun at a high point, burning down to the floor. Hre roof at the eastern end of the building buckled, causing the walls to collapse in that section.

Tomlin New Co. Chamber President

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COURT HOUSE - Matthew R. Tomlin. Business Administrator of the Cape May County Vocational Technical

Center was elected ^ President of the Cape May Stale College.

County Chamber of Commerce for the Chambers' 1979-80 Fiscal year which begins October

President of the Wildwood Crest Board of Education. He received his Bachelor's degree from Villanova University and a Master's Degree from Glassboro

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Tomlin, Business Administrator at the Vocational Technical Center since 1969, has been a member of the County Chamber Board of Directors for the past ten years and served as a Vice President of the Chamber for 4 years. Tomlin is Past President of the Cape May County Association of School Business Officials and Past President of the Cape May County Mental Health Board. He is a Past Vice President of the Jersey Cape Diagnostic, Training * Opportunities Center. Tomlin is currently a member and Vice

Tomlin has been active in youth sports programs and is the Coach of the Wildwood Catholic High School girl’s Basketball and Softball teams. A County resident since 1950 he resides with his wife. Janice and their 2 daughters and 2 sons, in

Wildwood Crest.

Elected as Vice Presidents were Robert Smeltzer, Cape May City Public Relations Director and Raymond McCoy. Plant Superintendent, Harbison-Walker Industries. Cape May Point. Marian B. Diedrich. Cape May City Realtor, was elected Secretary and James Billmeyer, President Marine National Bank of Wjldwjod and

elected treasurer.

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