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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. March 5,19

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Prof-Life Units Endorse Fox For Congress NORTHFIELD ConRressional candidate Beech Fox has been endorsed by the Committee for a Human Life Amendment and the New Jersey Pro-Life PAC According to Len Smith, chairman of the steering committee of the Second District Committee for a Human Life Amendment. "Beech Fox has demonstrated a willingness to look at all sides of the abortion issue." Mr Fox feels abortion is only necessary under a critical circumstance such as the life of the mother being in danger "Fox has made it clear that he is not totally antiabortion." Mr. Smith stated, "but. he comes closer to our (pro-life) position then the present congressman (William Hughes)." According to Mr Smith. Congressional voting records show Mr. Hughes has voted pro-abortion in 6 out of 7 votes since June 1979.

More Trash Drop Sites" For Weekenders AVALON — The borough now has a half-dozen disposal sites for weekender’s trash bags, the number of drop-offs increased recently in the community's continuing war on litter. Non year-round residents are asked to take their plastic trash bags to one of these locations: Community Park, 74th and . Ocean Dr.; Baypark Marina. 55th and Ocean Dr; Borough Hall rear. 33rd and Dune Dp ; Community Hall. 31st and the Beach; Borough Yard, 13th St. entrance; Tennis Courts. 10th and Dune dr. All residents are reminded that it is against regulations to place trash bags at curbside; the bags must be placed in containers so that animajs and the wind can’t get at the contents.

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4-11 AWARDS for Outstanding Achievement were presented during the Annual Venison Dinner of the Cape May County Board of Agriculture in Tuckahoe by Marshall llowey of Villas. Receiving the awards are Jeannette Rea of W. Cape May and William Bailey of Tuckahoe.

Budget Cut Irks C of C COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Board oi Directors have voted to call upon the N.J. Legislature Joint Appropriations Committee to recondiser the cut made to the Rutgers University budget request. The directors Feb. 21 cited the outstanding work done by various schools and colleges within the University structure, and in particular the Cook College of Agriculture. "N.J. is the ‘Garden State.' and agriculture is one of our prime assets. We lead the nation in many innovative and technical developments. in agriculture due to the experimental and scientific work and study provided by Cook College," said the Directors. In conclusion the directors noted that Cook Colleges' Experimental Station will celebrate its 100th anniversary on March 11“ "In 1880 when the center was started, one farmer was able to grow enough food for 6 people, now 100 years later, one farmer grows enough food for 70 people, and our country exports 30 billion tons of grain annually," the directors pointed out.

Clam Knife Legislation Advances TRENTON - The N.J. State Senate has passed a bill sponsored by Senator James Cafiero amending the existing law which limits the length of cutting bars on clam dredges to 60 Inches. The Cafiero amendment would require that the cutting bar conform to dimensions established by the Commissioner of Envirortmental Protection by regulation. According to Mr. Cafiero, in shore clam vessels arc now limited to 500 bushels per week. That limit has been imposed as a conservation measure to protect the species and to foster the rebuilding of clam beds. Since the vessels are limited to their total catch, the knive size should be immaterial in light of the catch limitation which already achieves the objectives of conservation, the senator said. "The removal of the knife limitation would improve the efficiency of each vessel without depleting the beds and, at the same time, promote fuel efficiency," Cafiero noted.

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