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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, July 23,1980

Dunes & People Topic in First Of Coastal Issue Series

MIDDLE TWP - -The first in a series of public programs sponsored by the Wetlands Institute on critical coastal issues will focus on dunes and their relation to people, this Saturday evening ^ The R:I5 program will feature an introductory slide lecture on the biology and geology of dunes presented by Joseph !,omax. environmental consultant and nature

photographer. David Kinsey, acting director of the N.J.Div. of CoastaI ijLcsources will then discuss the changing philosophy hf dune management which has culminated in the controversial Dune and Shorefront Protelction Act, Bill A-1P25. David Fisher, representative of the N.J. Builder Assn, will comment on the impact of the legislation and express the concerns of the trade.

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A discussion period allowing for questions from the audience will follow the presentations. Other programs in the series, to be presented later in the summer, will focus on disaster ’ preparedness, waterway* and inlet maintenance, shore history and socio-economic aspects of shore development. The overall objective of the critical coastal issues series, as explained by institute program coordinator Anne Galli, is to increase the public's understanding of shore processes by presenting up-to-date information^nd diverse viewpoints from experts. The seminar series is made possible by a N.J. Sea Grant. ^ Windmill r

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VIlSB — The Lower Townsn(rPlanning Board has rdtrommended the township 1 governing body adopt an ordinance regulating windmills, setting a maximum noise

level of SOdeclbels.

While the recommended , local code would regulate noise level, it doesn't as recommended — take into consideration inaudible sound waves which, might affect neighboring

property owners.

THE BOARD'S recent action came in the wake of several requests by homeowners to erect wind generator forelec tricity. The 50 decibel level recommendation refers to the noise level as measured from the lot line. An auto creates 68 decibels of sound at a distance of 24 ft.; a bus passing within a distance of 38ft. produces 73 decibles. SOUND WAVES are only r.udible at certain frequencies; but beyond the hearing range, sound waves may set up waves which can manifest as rattling windows and other indirectly created noise. Township Committee has yet to act on the Planning Board's recommendation.

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‘George’ Comes To Rio Grande

RIO GRANDE - Freeholder Ralph Evans and Guarantee Bank branch manager, David Replci officially opened the new George Automatic Teller Machine July 12 at the 1 bank’s branch office here and kicked off the Guarantee Bank George Sweepstakes with a snip of a ribbon made of ten $10 * bills. The $100 used in the opening ribbon was donated to the Rio Grande Rescue Squad. NOW THROUGH Aug. 8, . Guarantee Bank will provide free demonstrations of the George machines at the local bank.

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Customers participating in a George demonstration will receive a free gift and an entry into a weekly Guarantee Bank George Sweepstakes drawing for a $50 prize. There will be a Grand Prize drawing for $200 at the end of the

promotion.

GEORGE. NOW available exclusively in New Jersey at seven Guarantee Bank branch locations, permits local customers to bank 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With George, customers will be able to make deposits to and withdrawals from checking and savings accounts instantly. Book Sale Due —For Two Weeks'— CAPE MAY - The annual book sale to benefit the new libraiy building fund here will be KM weekdays, July 28 thru Aug. 8, in the Blue Room of the Civic Center (the old Franklin Street School) next to the firehouse. A wide selection of fiction and non-fiction as well as magazines will be

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