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Boro Seeks Good Ideas

AVALON — An employee suggestion system and award program has beeninstituted within borough government here according to Council President

Philip Judyski, The program will provide an effective channel of communication between employees and their super visors, fcnd will help

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employees to know how their lobs relate to the overall operation It will also Supply management with needed information to make future Judgements and decisions ’’ Suggestions will be received from all employees hut supervisors won’t be elegible for the award part of the program. The employee making the best suggestion each month will receive a $50 savings bond. Suggestions hopefully will be forthcoming in the areas of improved cost savings, employee safety, productivity and general performance, the •council president com-

mented.

Campaign Promotes Clean Air for S.J.

OCEAN CITYRuth B. Rom, a realdent here, has announced the organization of a gram roota campaign In the aeoond Congressional District which will work to educlte the public and its representatives about the importance of retaining a strong federal Clean Air Act, Mrs. Rom' committee la working with a statewide group ol organizations, headed by the American Lung Asaoclation of New Jersey, which is, seeking to preserve and strengthen the Clean Air Act in the current C( polNTlNC> l OCT that t he Second Distinct is home to 55 major sources of pollution, each of which emits more than 23 pounds

of pollution an hour, Mrs. Ross said that any weakening of the Clegn Air Act standards or deadlines could have a deleterious effect on the health of district residents by increasing the amounts of pollution they breathe. Mrs. Rom said that although coastal resorts are known for their "pure air," they are becoming increasingly unhealthy. The ozone levels in Atlantic City and in Toms River, for instance, from April to September 1980, exceeded satisfactory standards. Also South Jersey receives sulfate poilulion (acid rain) from sources as far away as Ohio's coal-burning power plants, she noted.

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Nutrition Seminar

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COURT HOUSE - In recognition of Nutrition Month, Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital sponsored an open seminar for the community and local health care

professionals.

"Take Control of Your Weight" was the focal point in the program presented by the hospital's Dietary and Inservice Education Departments in response to community interest. The first presentation was delivered by Alison Brink, M.S., R.N., a clinical dietician and educator in bahavior modification

techniques.

PAT* KLUCZNIK, R.D., Burdette Tomlins’ chief clinical dietitian, assisted Brink in answering questions posed by participants. Many private nutrition consultations

CG Asks Bids On 3 Houses

CAPE MAY - The U.S. Coast Guard Training Cehter here is seeking bids for the purchase and offsite removal of three

houses on the base.

Opening time for the bids is 2 p.m. April 27. The properties may be inspected between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, except holidays, until April 24 by appointment through J.F. Nuner, Contracting Office, Bldg. 262 at

the training center.

Limited bid sets are available on a first come,

first served basis.

were scheduled.

The session included a visit to the hospital cafeteria, where a display of posters and publications stressed its Nutrition Month theme: "Pep Up Your Picnic Time, Eat Right, Exercise, Enjoy 1 ” Depending on public response, other topics may be presented; such as "Norman Nutrition", "Adolescent Nutrition", Foods lor the Elderly”, and "Nutrilion for Dietelic

Management".

Easter Egg Hunt CAPE MAY - The Chamber of Commerce will again be delighting area families during the Easter HoUday with their Egg Hunt and Easter Stroll. Beginning at 10 a.m., Saturday, April 18, an Easter Egg Hunt will be conducted at the Elementary School playing field on Lafayette Street. BOYS AND GIRLS 10 years old and under will be thrilled by the presence of the Easter Bunny as they, hunt frantically for the hidden eggs, some of which they will be able to redeem for prizes. Easter Sunday, April 19th, on the Washington MaU the Easter Stroll will begin at 1 p.m. A variety of best-dressd categories will be judged with the winners earning prizes. If inclement weather should prevail all activities will be transferred to Convention Hall.

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