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Wednesday .'August 6,1980

SH0RELKS

by Jeanette O'May

Tlie Herald and The Lantern fr. ^

A Group Of Concerned 4

Citizens

Concerned citizens are the backbone of every thriving

community.

These proud possessors of property form the governing council and many civic organizations, which promote the general welfare and physical development

. of a municipality.

Such an organization is the Realty Owner Assn, of Stone Harbor. Since its first meeting in the summer of ’52, attended by some 250 residents, the group has grown to a membership of 900, which represents 40 percent of

the local propertyowners.

Russel Wade, executive secretary, tells me that their goal is to get at least a 50 percent representation. W|JAT ARK THE AIMS and purposes of the Realty

Owners Assn?

A. "Tb advise and consult with the borough officials with respect to matters of major importance affecting On interests of all propertyowners and residents to the end that such community projects may be planned and

accomplished for the greatest good of all."

In the 28 years since its formation, this group has very

decidedly worked toward Oils goal.

Some of the recommendations which have been put

into effect by the town fathers include:

' —Appointment of a borough harbor master for all

basins;

-Signs erected at beach entrances regarding rules

and regulations;

' Vacant lots cleared of r\oxious weeds; -Supcrivsion and control of all public amusements. * PKKliim SURVEYS ARM conducted to determine the views of peopertyowners, such as the recent one regarding expansion toward 'The Point." Paul McBeth was the first president of the association; Robert Voris now serves in that capacity. Robert Maslin is vice-president. Ueorge McCoy, secretary and John Pickard treasurer. There are 15 trustees on,the board, with five changes taking place each year. Dues are $6 per year, and any propertyown^r in Stone Harbor who is interested in joining may contact Mr Wade. P.O. Box 155. WHETHER YOUR ‘ HOME SWEET HOME" is spacious or small, the Realty Owners Assn would like you to become a part of the organization. Stone Harbor is an attractive, well-planned and well-managed seashore community. Let’s ALL help to keep it that way! Whale Week-

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poetic film exploring the special relationships established between w*f)r. Paul Spong (one of Uk cofounders of Greenpeace) and a captive killer whale named Haida. World renowned musician, Paul Norm, plays his flute for Haida who seemingly returns the song, note for

note.

On Saturday, Aug. 16, there will be a Childrens Whale Workshop beginning at 1:30. Highlights of the workshop include Learn & Earn-

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students to explore various career possibilities while they earn credits toward

graduation.

This year 23 WECEP students worked 4,077 hours and earned $11,871. Distributive Education Program (D.E.) is for students who seek placement ir retail establishments. They received instruction in merchandising, ad-

"Harriet," an 8 ft. humpback whale puzzle, slides of various whales, whaling scenes old and new, whale songs, whale communication recordings, art instruction, and plenty of

discussion.

Designed for children in elementary grades, the two-hour program will be conducted by Greenpeace members. Fee is $1 (to benefit the whales), and advance registration is required due to limited class size. Call 3S8-1211.

vertising, marketing and selling techniques. The 35 participants in this program ^worked 14,219 hours and earadtl $44,520. In each of the programs, students receive on the job experience applicable to all future employment. For further information concerning any of these programs, contact the VoTech Cooperative Education Program Office

at 465-3064.

Shore Parking ■

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said he is confident it will receive favorable consideration since most legislators are aware of the parking problems in the

shore resorts.

*'I feel this is a good bill that will be good for the Regional Police

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fkient manpower.

“I GUESS WE could stand some more police,” was his immediate response, "but at the present moment, funds

aren’t available."

Later, he said of police

shore resorts. It has the backing of local officials who realize the impractical nature of the present law, and who are looking forward to a responsible alternative," said the First District Republican

legislator.

regionalization: "I personally feel it would be a terrific idea." According to the mayor, both his associates on the Lower Township governing body and the police chief also favor it.

CAPE MAY Firemen dtese the rear roof of a Victorian home on Broadway near the beach following an alarm Sunday afternoon a week ago. Speedy arrival by the volunteers despite heavy traffic on a hot beach day kept

damage toa minimum.

Pediatric Dept. Opens At Burdette

Wood’ers

Winners Anounced

CAPE MAY - Woodcarvers from New.Jersey, New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Florida, North Catalina, and Texas recently convened in Convention Hall for the city’s 5th Annual

Woodcarving Show

Thousands streamed through the hall to see the work of over 40 exhibitors as well as' the Duck HeadCarving Competition and Working Duck Competition

in the water tank.

Consulting co-chairmen for the fifth year show were George and Evelyn Stiles with a committee of Harry Shourds and Jim and Joan Siebert. Judging for both days was by Jim Siebert of Dennisville and Ray Young

of Tuckahoe.

Newtrfc. Del

Hlrdi M Pr*y I Bob Wallm of Vineland, -J Harry McCbeaney of Toma River. 3 Bdward Bailey of

I’roapecl Part, Pa

Waterfowl - fcorge Becker of Newark. Del . 2 Anthony Lie ciartlello of Vfoodatown. 3 BJ Caallebury of Brookiton. Texai n*k • i Cliff Schneider of Sewrell. J Elmer Deppen of Wlllingboro. 3 Jack Raleish of

Cinnamtnaon

Character Carvlnf I, Cliff Schneider of Sewell. 2. Elmer

Shlpa l Jim Boice of Margate; 2 Hugh Torrance of Weat Deptford. 3

Cliff Schneider of Sewell,

Dwck Head Carving I BJ Caatleburv of Brookiton, Teaaa, 2 Wayne Ada ma of Stratford. 3 Roger

Dunn of Highlanda

Efatwart - I. Cliff Schneider of Sewell. 2. Barbara Leonard. 3 Jack

Raleigh of Clnnamlnaon

Pakrtkap I. (Maine Becker of Newart. Del . 2 Frank Hullck of Oceanport, 3 Char lea Agana of

Award Winners Included: Share Birth - 1. Jim Boice of Margate. 2 Bob Waltera of Vineund. 3. Harry McCheaney of Toma River; Sang Bird* - 1 Bob Waltera of Vineland; 2 Harry McCheaney of Toma River; 3 George Becker of

Mbcenenaeae - I. Joe Celia of Port WaaMogton, N Y . 2. Jack Raleigh of Clnnamlnaon. S. Cliff

Schneider of SeweO

Beal at Shew - George Becker of

Newart. Del

Beal of Working Bird - I. Jim Boice of Margate Beat Fhating Decorative -4l. B.J Caatiebury of Brookaton. Texai Beat Overall EiMMt -« I. Sue and Joe Fulcher of Mobrehead. N C

COURT HOUSE- "It’s really hard for children*to be hospitalized, especially in the summer, so we’re glad the newly renovated Pediatrics wing is open for this season," noted Ruth Billit, pediatrics head nurse at Burdette Tomliff The new department has five bright green and yellow, semi-private rooms, each with windows enabling the nurses to see the children at all times without disturbing them. There are

examining rooms and bathrooms with tubs for bathing the children. But the best feature for the youngsters who are mobile is the new play room. At present, it has a few toys and games- but the nurses plan to obtain more equipment. Everyone who enters Pediatrics if. welcomed by ‘ Big Bird”, made of tissue paper and donated by the second grade of the Cape May Elementary School.

IF YOU THINK your work is hot. bow'd you like to b«* outside asphalting a road in fMKdegree weather? This was the scene last week on 70th St. lust off Dune Or in A vain..

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