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Conservation & Development Unit Seats Sturm

HAMMONTON - Cape May County Freeholder, William E. Strum, was elected chairman of the South Jersey Resource Conservation and Development Council at its 1961 Annual Meeting last Thursday here. Joseph Lomax of Cape May Court Hotise, Cape Atlantic Soil Conservation District supervisor, was elected treasurer. Strum, who was reelected for his fourth term as a freeholder in November, has served as first vice chairman of the South Jersey RCAD Council for the past two years.

THE COUNCIL consists of nine county government representatives and supervisors from the area’s eight Soil Conservation Districts. These local citizens assess soil and water conservation needs in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, Ocean and Salem counties. They can then help communities to find financial and technical resources to solve problems of resource conservation and management. The meeting's featured

New Funds Push Paving

speaker, John D. Crandall, director Gloucester County Economic Development Commission, described effects of federal and state land use policies in New Jersey. "TRENTON NEEDS to understand that economic growth and prosperity come from job opportunities, not more bureaucracy,” he said. ‘‘People — and their jobs, houses, schools, roads, shops — are part of the environment. amenities are basic to the quality of life NJ residents seek, but anienities take money and jdos are required to pro-

duce It.” Crandall quoted a recent poll showing New Jersey to be 47th out of 48 states in its business climate in a rating by the industrial community. "New Jersey is not competitive with other states who are under the same federal environmental regulations. These states are marketing themselves in a design to sell their quality of life and business climate to prospective enterprises. A municipality is a marketable product. It must measure up to the value analysis process of industry,” Crandall said.

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SEA ISLE CITY - William J. Kehner, commissioner of Public Works, has announced that the city’s major road paving program continues to move ahead. The recent releae of $43,000 in state funds for the paving of Pleasure CPR Course Set

SEA ISLE CITY - Beach patrol Captain Tom McCann and Joe La Rosa will conduct a 7 p.m. course in C.P.R. starting April 7. Persons interested in taking the three-session course should fill out an application at the Police Department in the Public Safety Building on Kennedy Boulevard. The course will be held on three consecutive Tuesday evenings. Drive Set For Family WHITESBORO - Cape Human Resources Middle Township Community Center is sponsoring a drive for clothing and household furniture for the Robinson family, whose home was destroyed by a fire March 14. " Young Sean Robinson perished in the fire and is survived by his parents and" four young children, from a year to 5 years old. They are in need of everything. Those who have something to donate and cannot get it to the center can call the Social Service Dept., 465-4531 or 465-9122, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., to arrange for pickup.

Avenue, coupled with the ^city’s planned expen*ditures, will go a long way in the complete repaving of Pleasure Avenue, which runs parallel to the dty’s beach. , "The area between 52nd and 60th Street is already out on bid,” Kehner said, "and we will proceed from 60th Street to 93rd Street with the new funds." AVALON BRIDGE RESULTS March 20th 1. Frances Thatcher. .5,200 2. Bettie Finney 4,970 3. Wayne Robinson* .4,730

TRAFFIC on the N. Cape May-I,ewes Ferry is on the upswing, another sign that spring is here with a summer that's sure to follow.

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N. CAPE MAY - During February, traffic, on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 527 vehicles and by 1,132 passengers from February 1980. The statistics were made public by Theodore Bright, general manager in his monthly report to the commissioners of the Delaware River & Bay Authority. FERRY TRAFFIC last month was 6,204 vehicles and 14,073 passengers compared to 5,677 vehicles and

12,941 passengers for February 1980 — an increase of 9.28 percent for vehicles and of 8.75 percent for passengers. For the twelve-month period .ended February 28, traffic \vas 235,049 vehicles and 707,870 passengers compared to 207,086 vehicles and 612,516 passengers for the 12-month period — an increase of 13.50 percent for vehicles and 15.57 percent for passengers.

Registration On Evenings

AVALON - Borough Clerk Virginia Oler has announced that the clerk's office will be open evenings for the convenience/ of borough residents who wish to register to vote. Those who register now will be able to vote in the municipal election May 12 as well as the June Primary. Evening registration will

be available as follows: Thursday, April 2,6 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday April 3, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, April 9, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday April 10, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Monday, April 13, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Residents may also register at the clerk’s office between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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