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Expected TRENTON — Publication of the state’s proposed services program plan for fiscal 1982 and 1983, first under Title XX of the Social Security Act has been announced by new Human Services Commissioner Timothy L. Carden. Under President Reagan's budget proposals, Title XX would be combined with other social service programs into a block grant and cut onequarter of the 1981 funding level. This could mean a reduction of $24 million in New Jersey, and is expected to result in drastic cuts in services. INCLUDED IN the plan are 26 services funded from $96.7 million in federal funds, $39 million from the state, and $18 million in local funds. Cape May County citizens are invited to participate in the Title XX program by contacting the Human Services Coalition at the Social Service Bldg., Rio Grande. The coalition serves as a social service advisory body at the county level and elects representatives to a statewide Title XX Advisory Council. The complete plan and information about where services are provided can be obtained at the coalition office, the Division of Youth and Family Services and the county Welfare Agency, all at the Social Services Bldg.

County PTA Meeting Set SEA ISLE CITY — A special "Helping Hand” • program will be the feature of a joint Cape May County PTA Meeting held at the Public School Building here at 10 a.m. April 7, according to Jean Rey, presi dent of the County PTA organization. “There is a ’must’ meeting for all key PTA People,” Mrs. Rey said. "The Helping Hand program is most important, and we hope PTA presidents from all over the county will attend or send a representative." The program will include a special film and representatives of the city police and State Troopers. PTA members and presidents desiring further information should call 283-3241. 17 Arrests AVALON - The police report for February noted 17 arrests including one for a noise-related incident. Authorities also investigated 12 incidences of property damage and 232 minor incidents. There were 3 summonses for speeding and 2 other traffic tickets issued. Police responded to 4 fire alarms and 30 warning alarms. Three motor vehicle accidents were investigated, and authorities were involved with two juveniles. There were 1,328 residential checks, 1,033 business checks, 87 motor vehicle checks and 12 sick or injured persons assisted.