The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, January 30,1W0

Police Offer Assurance Service

AVALON — The police department has three programs offering personal and/or property security assurance for local citizens and tax payers, notes chief Joseph Foley The heater light program is designed to save the homeowner the cost of major home damage resulting from heater failure The homeowner registers with police If the home heater goes out while the owner is away, a light activates Once noticed, police notify a previously

designated plumber or neighbor. For the elderly alone, the department offers a daily call-in service. The senior notifies the department to 'expect a phone call at a designated time The police respond if the call doesn't come in Under the lock check service, the department arranges for a complete check of the citizen's home security system All services are free, and may be arranged by calling the department

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K.M.D. DONATION is presented by department chairman Mrs. Harry Hudson to head nurse Terri Karter in the existing pediatrics area of the hospital.

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could a speedboat benefit I the forthcoming Pediatrics Department at Burdette Tomlin Hospital? Simple. It was raffled off last summer by the Evening Membership Department of the Wildwood Civic Club. The sleek s peed boa rt and ski’s were seen by thousands on the pavillion along the Wildwood Boardwalk. Recently, proceeds from the raffle were donated to the hospital, earmarked for use in the future playroom of the Pediatrics ^Depar-

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Mrs. Harry Hudson, chairman of the Evening Membership Department, and Annette J. Gebhart.

chairman of the community improvement program, presented their Club's donation. Accepting the check on behalf of the hospital was head nurse Terri Karter. Mrs. Gebhart explained the donation was the culmination of a two-year EMD community improvement program. Following the presentation, Ruth Billett, head pediatrics nurse, gave the visitors a brief tour. She pointed to the construction taking place just outside the window, where the new Pediatrics Department will be. The new addition will be part of a $3.25 million project to be completed by

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COURT HOUSE - Burdette Tomlin Hospital has announced the following births: JESSICA WEBER * MEGHAN BOYLE FITZGERALD bom lo Thome* and Janet Weber Fitzgerald. MU Pacific Ave. Wild wood. 1/7 DAVID MICHAEL SILVER bom lo Cum* and Dolor** Milder Silver. •ItSaion Ave . Cape May. 1/1. JENNIFER KAKOYANNIS bom lo Panayote and Maryann Schafer Kakoyannt*. in Timber!** Lane. Court llouae. I/O GARY DOMINIC TROIANO JR bom lo Gary and Cecilia Zambrano Troiano. IM W Hand Ave Wild wood. 1/10

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AMY BETH WILLIAMSON bom to John and Nancy Lambert Williamaon. IB E Columbine Rd . Wildwood Creat. I/10 • MARIE JEANINE HEWITT bom lo Mark and Jeanine Arndt Hewitt. ■ SOI Holme* Ave . N Cape May. 1/10 DANIEL LEE MON CARTY bom lo Wallace and Laura Zemaltaitia Carty. J00 Bryn Mawr Ave. Cape May. I/ll. DONNA LARRIN MATTHEWS bom to Gary and Linda Ewing Matthew*. SM New Ef«land Rd. Cape May. I/II ANDREA MARIE OWENS bom to Dwayne and Donna Moniaon Owen*. RD 1. Box SB. Britepiatn. I/ll WILLIAM JOSEPH THRON bom to William and Dorothy Spicker Thron. IM Rrlarwood Dr . Cape May.l/U BRYAN EDWARD LEONARD bom to William and Anita Lull Leonard. Lincoln and Rayahor* Aves .N Cape May. 1/14 AMANDA KRISTINA k STACEY LYNN HALBRUNER bom to David and Stella Gilman Halbrwer. P.O. Boa 471. SouthSeaville. I/IS ANNMARIE CIRRINICIONE bom to Joaeph and Ann Cartolano Cimnictone. 110 Kathryn Blvd. Cape May. I/IS

NATHAN JAMES ZAHN bom to Mark and Karleen Kenna Zahn. Box 304. Cape May Court Houae. 1/15 RICHARD MICHAEL SHEPANSKI JR bom lo Richard and Kathryn Nicholaon 5

THOMAS JOSEPH 0 lo Thoma* and Josephine Peak Gore. 147 E Robert* Ave. Wild wood. 1/17 ROBERT FRED VOLLRATH bom to John and Sally Hildebrand Vollralh. 304 E 30th Ave. N Wildwood. 1/17. SCOTT MICHAEL HARRIS bom to Wallace and Patricia Wallace Harris. IM Oakdale Ave. Villas.

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CANDACE RACHEL ADAMS bom to William and Cheryl Moore Adam* Commiaaioner* Court. C-4. Wildwood. I/ll PAUL NICHOLAS DeMUSZ bom to Milton and Roaame lamro DeMuai. HO Applebtoaaom Dr. N Cape May. I/ll ROBERT WAKEFIELD JR bom lo Robert and Barbara Wesson Wakefield. RD 2. Box 255. Burleigh

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ELDON RUDOLPH VonCOLLIN JR bom lo Eldon and Irene Eggermonl VonCollln. 1034 l^fayetleSt . Cape May. I/ll BARBARA JANE STONE bom lo John and Elizabeth Smith Stone. 152 Bnarwood Dr . Erma. 1/10 RAY WILLIE McCOY MOZELLE born lo Ray and Fern William* Mozelle. Box SX7A. Mayville. 1/30

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Mayor Sees Boro Tax Rate Hinging On Sale Of Point Lots

STONE HARBOR * An otherwise rosy picture of the "state of the borough" was only slightly marred by Mayor James Wood's suggestion to the Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce January 28 that borough taxes will probably go up if the State of New Jersey doesn’t give final clearance for a lot sale in the 122nd st. area. Noting that borough taxes are the "second or third lowest" in the county, Mr. Wood, in answering questions that followed his 27 minute address to 100plus members of the business group, stated the borough would generate over $3 million in selling the 29 lots overlooking the Stone Harbor Point. He said that all approvals for improving and selling the lots have been received from the state, but that a 50-year deed restriction imposed by the state would require the borough to sell lots lacking clear titles, a step the Mayor said the borough will not take. If the sale takes place, Mayor Wood averred the citizenry will not have to be concerned about local tax increases for some year. in his comments, Mr. Vi xx) painted a picture of a VD Clinic Wednesday COURT HOUSE - The county Health Dept, provides a free, confidential veneral disease clinic. 7 to 8:30 each Wednesday evening at the Public Health Building just north of Crest Haven. For further information, stop in or call Karl Delaney during normal business hours.

prosperous and dynamic locality: -dredging of local basins is underway, and there is a guarantee that Hereford Inlet will be "officially dredged" in the near future; --the borough's recreation program is coming along, he indicated, saying that improvements at the 80th St. rec complex are progressing, and that resurfacing of the tennis courts at 96th and 97th Sts. will be completed by summer; -some borough streets have been resurfaced this past fall, with more due for additional overlaying this spring; -and Mayor Wood reported that the borough earned over $100,00 in interest on investments in 1979. “ J 0 N M A R 1 O HAIR STYLISTS 3809Pociflc Av«. Wildwood 522-#2t5

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