1980

The Herald and The Lantern

Mayors Eye TV For Help Reunion Set

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S. CAPE MAY - The mayors of several of the Jersey Cape's southernmoat municipalities are hoping to take to the TV airways as a means of getting some action on the severely eroded sand dune here between Cape May and Cape May Point. Lower Township Mayor Tom Gydesdale, in whose municipality this former town of South Cape May is situated, was scheduled yesterday to contact the Philauc^phia-based TV stations, HIS INTENDED action followed a meeting Monday

among the mayors of the communities involved concerning methods of getting government action on repairing the dune, which was breached and inundated in the Oct. 25 coastal storm. The four municipalities are now open to ocean flooding during even a moderate coastal storm because the protective dune is all but leveled. ACCORDING TO Gydesdale, it was the thought of Mayors Mickey Blomkvest of Cape May and Jack Vasser of West Cape May and himseif that

if the matter could be publicized over TV, it might create public pressure on Washington and/or Trenton to rebuild the dune. Cape May Point Mayor Frank Rutherford Jr. wasn’t able to attend but apparently agrees with the plan. Mr. Clydesdale said Monday his letters requesting assistance from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Governor Brendan Byrne and Congressman Bill Hughes have yet to receive replies.

By LaS&lles CAPE MAY — A reunion

of the LaSalle family living in the county will be held Sunday, Nov. 23 at the Atlas Motel on Beach Drive. Breakfast will be

served at noon.

So far 105 members have been located in the county and a general mailing has been made along with a telephone follow-up. More members are being sought. Tickets are available from Don Kelly, 6407 Pacific Ave., Wildwood Crest. Wives or husbands are

invited.

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Emergency Drill Nov. 22

Mayor to Have Convention Role

AVALON - T O. Sloan, coordinator for borough Emergency Management staff, has announced that an evacuation drill Is planned during the hours of 9a.m. to 1p.m. Nov. 22. The drill will be carried out with the cooperation of the police, rescue'and fire departments. The mobile public address equipment and mobile radio equipment will also be in use. THERE WILL BE an

actual rescue by the helicopter from 8th Street to the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. This drill is just for the borough and Its emergency staff and residents. All of the previous drills held in other areas have proved very beneficial and though this will be a practice drill, it will be treated as if it were an actual emergency situation.

SEA ISLE CITY - Mayor Dominic C. Raffa will be a part of the official reception committee when the State League of Municipalities meets in Atlantic Gty for its 65th Annual Convention Nov. 18 through 21. Raffa, a long time leader

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in the state league, will serve as host at a number of the convention sessions, designed to share knowledge and experiences of the state’s 567 municipaliUes, and seek new ideas for the individual communities. In addition to his activities and seek new ideas for the individual communities. Raffa was also recently elected as first vice president of the New Jersey Conference of Mayors.

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