Wednesday, January K. 198®

The Herald and The Lantern

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Adult Dance Instruction Continuing Dance Instruction for adults has resumed for another season in Cape May and Sea Isle City. In Sea Isle, classes are conducted from 1:30 to 3 each Wednesday afternoon in the Community Center, and the first class of the new season is today. Dance instruction inCape May is 2 to 3:30 every Monday afternoon at Victdrian Towers, and began last Monday. Instruction is provided in ballroom, disco, folk, polka, lines, and rounds. All adults are welcome, and while partners aren’t necessary, they are encouraged.

State Of The Boro Chamber Talk January 28 STONE HARBOR - The annual "State of the Borough" address by the mayor and council members is scheduled for the January 28 Chamber of Commerce meeting at Heimy’s. The regular meeting date is being moved back a week to accommodate Mayor James Wood, the principal speaker, who has a conflict on the normal Chamber meeting night. In announcing the meeting switch. Chamber president Glenn Townley pointed out the traditional address oot only provides a review of borough progress in the past season, but also plans an outlook for the new year.

Antiques Show And Tell Thur. CAPE MAY - An Antique Show and Tell is the featured program for the 1:30 January 17 meeting of the Women’s Community Club at the Lafayette Street Community Center. Members have been asked to bring antiques. Tea will be served an hour before the regular meeting. Dessert, Cards, Bingo Next Thur. CAPE MAY - The Women’s (Community Gub will spon^ r a Dessert Card Party ar I Bingo, 12:30 p.m. Jan ary 24 at the Lafayetb Street Community C« iter. Playerr ire requested to bring th ir own cards.

ALL EYES are on the dotted line as Mayor Ellsworth Armacost signs a two-year contract with the Avalon Public Works Department. Looking on. from left, are department negotiator Bill Crowley, assistant shop steward Conrad Lind, union business agent Maynard Sullivan, and shop steward Andrew Sclranka.

Boro, Public Works Dept. Ink Pact

AVALON - The borough and its public works department have signed a two-year contract containing a number of major revisions and changes over the previous labor agreement. v Key changes in the new pact include provisions to: —Increase salaries and wages variably but averaging 7.9 per cent; —Eliminate longevity pay; —Reduce from 12 to 10 the number of vacation days allowed new employees; —Alter the holiday

schedule; making general and municipal elections work days; adding December 26, 1900 and December 24, 1981 as holidays, and adding another personal day; — Change contract language to restrict sick leave abuse; —Redefine the work week to provide for more flexible hours during the summer season; —Reduce from 12 to 10 the number of sick days available to new employees; and to pay on retirement with pension,

half the accrued unused sick days to a maximum of 80; —Revise the grievance procedure with an eye to avoiding costly arbitration by providing for a process of hearing disputes at the local level; — Provide a new prescription drug plan paid by the borough, and an increase in Blue Cross/Shield coverage to the 14/20 plan; — Establish a new classification and pay plan based on formal job descriptions and salary ranges. Actual signing of the new pact came during a . special meeting of borough council earlier this month following approval of the agreement at the governing body's last regular meeting of 1979 Mayor Ellsworth Armacost signed on behalf of the borough. Signing for the employees were Andrew Sclranka, Conrad Lind and Bill Crowley, who were members of the workers’ negotiating team. Maynard Sullivan, business agent for Local 1983 of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades, AFL— CIO, was the union signer. Negotiators for the borough included Councilmen Philip Judyski and James Busha, borough administrator Bernard Grady and public works director David Carrick.

HEM’S RESTAURANT Re-Opening . Friday, Jan. 18 at 6 AM 3(20 Bayihore Rd., North Capo May

Golden Eagle Inn And Restaurant Ocean front at Philadelphia Avenue, Cape May

In The Admiral's Lounge TR^OUR FAMOUS ENTREES Country fresh meat and poultry Steaks — Prime Rib aujus — Veal chops Duckling — Breast of Capon — “Cordon Bleu” Choice catches of local & distant Bays Sc Seas Crabmeat Imperial is a house specialty Fri. and Sat. 5-10; Sun. thru Thurs., 5-9 •Special Children's Dinners at all times

Early Bird Special Stuffed Lobster Tail MWKDMTWtlN 5 P.M. - 7 P.M. (SAT. UNTIL *tM)

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Music & Dancing “Midnight Hour" Fri., Sat. & Sun.

Renovated Health Spa

Now Open For Membership

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Avis Rent-A-Car Agent

Restaurant A Cocktail Lounge

PRIME RIB SPECIAL "A FULL ELEVEN OUNCE i"

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EVERY TUES. THRU SAT. LISTEN A DANCE TO THE ARTISTRY OF

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