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LOWER TWP - The township hM to increase emergency hoalth care available, according to James MacDonald, Republican candidate for Township Committee. "We have a fine rescue squad, hut it needs help and I believe the answer lies with paramedics,’’ Mac Donald said •THE PROGRAM SEEMS to be a natural for Lower Township With the area to be covered, a paramedic unit could help with fast service,” he went on I would recommend it work in complete cooperation with the township rescue squad. North Wildwood has paramedics working with them all the time. "Part of the training could be received locally at the Vo-Tech Center and

the balance would have to be taken at West Jersey Hospital where the certified course is offered ••MY RESEARCH has shown that the degree of care that a paramedic can give saves the residents precious time in an emergency. The unit would have a direct tie-in with our local hospital to coordinate the treatment "It has proven out that many emergencies can be treated either at the home or with a local doctor, rather than taking the patients to the hospital. "I KNOW THAT there must be funding available to increase emergency health care in our area. I will work to see this program implemented, hopefully, at no cost to the taxpayers, MacDonald added

. believe our local government has to take the leadership role in some of these areas. We are extremely fortunate that our emergency services such as rescue and fire are volunteer, but we must work to support them wherever possible,” MacDonald concluded.

by M'EUen Rowland AVALON - At the Sept. 18 work session of Borough Council. Mayor Ellsworth Armacost strongly recommended that the current charge for using Community hall be increased and it was agreed to authorize a 40 to 100 per cent hike.

Prices were set by resolution in 1876 to keep frequent use of the building within the means of community organizations. Price for use of the hall alone is currently I ISO; and $250 includes use of the cooking facilities. LATELY, the mayor indicated it has become

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AVALON - Three ap^ plications for variances will be considered and acted on at a meeting of the local Zoning Board of Adjustment at 7:30p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Borough Hall. A permit for a duplex residence and relief from front yard setback on the existing structure are sought by Joseph and Carolyn O’Dea of 2729 Avalon Ave. IN ORDER to move a duplex from one lot to another on 22nd St. between 5th and 6th Aves., Set ‘em Up! AVALON - The bowling league sponsored by the Recreation Department begins play for the 1900-81 season, 12:30 p.m., Oct. Bat the Wildwood Bowling

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William and Georgians Gould are asking permission for 18" side yard relief on the easterly property line. Erection of a duplex on a lot totaling 3,800 sq. ft., 200 less than is permitted, is sought by John and Dorothea Dunn. Variance Sought AVALON - The local Planning Board will hold a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 to consider an application for a minor subdivision and variance by J. McGrath. The meeting will be at the Borough Hall, announced Yvonne S. Ballenger, board

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apparent that more and more individuals are taking advantage of the borough's largesse and leasing it for private social functions such as parties and wedding receptions Council agreed that rising inflation, the costs of air conditioning and beating are making 1976 charges unrealistic. It was unanimously agreed to introduce a future resolution changing the prices to $300 and $350 respectively. BINGO PARTIES and certain fraternal and social service organizations will be unaffected by the change in price structure because of services and contributions they make to the community, including scholarships for Avalon children and approximately $2,000 donated annually for essential purchases such as athletic equipment, etc. It was also agreed to make this change known to the public as quickly as possible since large functions are generally planned well in advance of the date and place set.

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SOMERS POINT - The following area Mrthi have been reported by Shore Memorial Hospital here Son to Arthur and Holly Bach mam Davit of. 404 Teal Ave . North Cape May. Sept 3 Daaxhler to Jamea and Stella Siarfco McMichael of 307 Broadway. Vlllaa.Sept. 5 Daughter to Robert and Karen Veraaggi Caahloli of 104 E Denver Ave . Wildwood Creet. Sept 6 Son to Richard and Sandra Scharr Palombo of 5013 Haven Ave.. Ocean City. Sept 6 Daughter to Robert and Debora Harris Taylor of 4M0 Central Ave.. Ocean CHy, Sept 8 Son to Ronald and Paulette Morgan Cheasman of Box 10. RD I, Cape May Court Houae. Sept. 9, Daughter to John and Barbara Smith Mclnerney of 9 Sheila Ave . Ocean View, Sept 10. Son to Dennla and Wendy Dixon Barber of H ll Cold Springs Apt* . North Cape May. Sept. 10 San to Vernon and Cheryl Gryver FUippucd of III 3Sth St . Sea late City, Sept 10 Da a gh ter to Karl and Patricia Foster Delaney of 480 Goahen Rd . Cape May Court Houae. Sen4 II 8m to Harry and Eliiabeth Levy Merhel of 333 W. Taylor Ave . Wildwood. Sept. IS.

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