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Wednesday, June 25,1980 SHOKLRIS by JMiwtt* O'May From H. Risley To J. Wood Jcme* Wood became Mayor of Stone Harbor tn 1975 and prior to this appointment served on Borough Council for a total of 13 years. Arden Hand is Council president and is also chairman of the Beachfront Committee. _ * Jack Fitzpatrick is in charge of Police Public Safety; Dorothea Pfeiffer. Recreation and Publicity; Louis Clettand. Streets and Buildings; and Harry Strohmetz, water and Sewer. Eric Arenberg wears three hats, as chairman of .Waterfront Improvements. Health and ' Welfare and Fire Public Safety. BOROUGH HALL IS A BUSY PLACE and Mayor Wood is especially proud of the outstanding Job done by all of his co-workers. Marjorie Wohr is Borough Gerk and Susan Stanford is her Deputy. Joan Hutchinson serves as Tax Collector, and working ^together in the Water Dept, are Florence lleide and Betty MtLaroon. I Around, the comer in the Public Library is Paly Pitt* and around the comer the other way is Charles Rudrauff dispensing beach tags. •STONE HARBOR'S TREASURER is Barbara Hersh. Construction Official is Herb Hornsby, and Ted Pain is Tax Assessor and Administrative Assistant to mayor and

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Borough Engineer is Alvin Herman; he has succeeded Osman Corson, who served Stone Harbor'well in this capacity for a half century. t THE MAYOR HAS BEEN AROUND these parts for a long time. His family moved from Cleveland to Wildwood in 1924. He attended school in that town, graduating from WHS in 1930, and has resided in Stbne Harbor since 1949. He recalls plunking the banjo in Uie Wildwood String Band circa 1929 when they would hop over to Stone Harbor to entertain the tourists who came down on the excursion trains from Philly. , THE RISLEY BROTHERS HAD QUITE a PR thing going to lure Pennsylvanians to Seven Mile Beach and it has certainly paid off in the ensuing years. Incorporated as a borough 66 years ago, Stone Harbor’s first mayor was Howard Risley and its borough clerk Clarence Letikns. Since that memorable Jlay in May, our town has steadily progressed and Mayor Wood maintains that the combined efforts of the townspeople have earned Stone Harbor the distinctive title of "The Seashore At Its

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steps to accomplish this. However, the proposed Dune and Shore Protection Act. A-1R25. goes beyond this and will eventually lead to the State’s confiscation of much of the land in the shore resorts,” he said. THIS ‘'confiscation process" be continued will eventually lead "to the rulnallon of the tourism Industry since It will discourage investment In the shore communities. "After all. who is going to build a home, motel or restaurant In any communltv where thev know (hot If a structure Is M per cent destroyed by a storm, the state will not permit them to repair It. In effect, the proposed bill will encourage abandonment, and then confiscation by the State. This entire concept Is against the very fabric of the right to own property In America." fhlnnlcl

declared. HE IS ALSO opposed to the definition of tKe dune and shorefront area as outlined in A-1B25 Uiat it is located between the ocean waters and the first paved public road that, runs parallel tn the ocean waters. "This takes in a very wide area, and the state will have absolute say on what goes on in this area. Not only that, but if the road is ever washed out in a storm, the state will move the line back to the next parallel road. It will then impose its restrictions on this arga. Eventually, the so-called dune and shore area could extend All the way back to the bay area, and the state will control everything. Tliere will be nothing left for the private homeowner. Everything that has been attractive to tourists will also be gone.” hestated.

Change of Command (From Page 1) tAUtino Bay, Cuba. His puignmantt at Ma have Included command* of the Academy’s training barque Eagle, and the cutters Dallas, Spencer and Chase. HE HOLDS A MASTER’S DEGREE in management from Rensselear Polytechnic Institute and is a 1K2 graduate of the Academy. He and his wife, the former Rita Coady of Dorchester, Mus., have four children. James, William, Nancy, and Cpt Donohoe and his wife, the former Bertelle Shea of Ohio, plan to make their home in Hawaii upon his retirement. Of their seven children, two are Coast Guard

The retiring capUIn graduated from the Coast Guard Academy In 1960 and earned his wings five years later. Bom In Pittsburgh, he grew up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. He has commanded the Training Centjf here since June 197$, and his miliUry honors include the Vietnam Service Medal, World War II Victor Medal and two Meritorious Service Medals, one of which he received while commanding the TVsining Center.

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NEW BUS presented to the Helen L. Dll|er Vacation Home for Blind Children by the Stone Harbor Lions is inspected by club secretary Joseph Ostrowski and president Frank

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Mind Control Course Set

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VTNELANQ - For four Monday evenings this summer, area residents will have an opportunity to learn the techniques of mind, control at Cumberland County College. A course in "The Silva Mind Control Method" will be offered in sessions which will meet from 7 to 10 p m begirining July 14. Participants will lea^j methods of total relaxation and inner consciousness. Goal of Silva Mind Control is to help inMedical Care

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Francis J. McFeeters, President of Lower's Rescue Squad, is grateful for the program just put into effect: "We are encouraging our people to utilize the physicians' services as much as they can because for one thing it's a whole lot -cheaper than being charged 935 as soon as you walk through the doors of Burdette. ” CHIEF JOE CROUCH, Director of Emergency Medical Services in Cape May, spoke for more than one resort area that is without 24-hqur medical services

develop intuition, and correct disturbing habits. These techniques can be applied ‘ tn insomnia, smoking, headaches, poor memory, and overweight A combination' of many techniques, mind control borrows freely from Zen and yoga meditations, aiifosuegestion. positive thinking, hiofeedhack. and

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lf>9and Ocean Hiway on the northern bridge approach has also been the scene of several serious mHhap*. some fatal, "We had the project completed at least one month ago. possibly more," Morrison said in a telephone interview from his Trenton office. The Job was completed and had been scheduled for advertising for. bids, then something took place down in Washington that reyerherated around this . deportment." wroitniNc; TO Morrison a temprnary withholding of Federal Highway Administration monies probably came about because of a tightening of fiscal 1960 funding Monies won't be forthcoming until tl|e fiscal •Hi budget'take& hold next October, he surmised But then, the normal time frame involving bid advertising, examination of bids, and awarding of the eontrnct would take the project info late fall when cold weather will preclude

for its tourists: ,s You can't get away from one thing. The botton line to all of this is having enough money to pay for it. Doctors and nurses aren't going to stay up all night unless they're being paid to do so. And, I can't say that I blame them either.” At the present time, tourists requiring after-hour medical assistance in areas such as Stone Harbor, Avalon, and Sea Isle have to either "take an aspirin and call the doctor in the morning” or brave the E.R. waiting game. „ » '

the successful contractor from working on the project until next spring l?E INDICTED upwards of eleven weeks is taken up hv the bidding process "Right now it is clearly an Issue of when federal funds are available.” Mr Morrison said "But as I understand it. this tightening is 4 only with us till October l My opinion is that after October i. things that are being held because of lack of federal monies could be advanced rather quicklv tn hid,(but> that .puts actual construction in enlenrjpr year '61: at very earlv.spring. XCCOHDINC* TO the •DOT engineer, the project will involve "redoing the entire intersection” and the installation of one location of traffic lights ■' ft going to he made a lot cleaner ." he said The new intersection will Include a left-turn slot on RL 199 for Ocean Hiway and a widening of the Ocean Dr lane to make for safer left and right-hand turns Word from.the state last fall was that the project was to have been underway no later than this summer

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A transposition in the article in Inst week's paper on the Julv I2and IIannual Old HoU^e Tour said 72 buildings would be featured the first day: actually that figure is 27.

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