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Herald A Lantern 22 April 81

Parker For Retaining Utility Tax

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TUCKAHOE - Sen. tiarry Packer (R Burlington) ia the latest gubernatorial candidate to support Upper, township’s position on the gross receipts tax In a letter to Upper Township Mayor Leonard Migliaccio, Sen Parker stated, "I want to assure you and the residents of Upper Township of my con tinued and strong support for retention of the franchise utility tax structure, as well as the distribution

formula for the revenue it produces "IT 18. IN my' judgment,” Sen Parker continued, "the height of unfairness and inequality to dramatically alter the method by which the tax revenue is distributed. If the citizens of Uppter Township are willing to live with the inconvenience involved in having a large generating facility in their community, they should benefit frofn their willingness by receiving the tax revenue from that plant" Mayor Migliaccio has contacted the leading candidates for Governor in both parties to seek their stands on the gross receipts and franchise tax issue. "THIS 18 TOO important an issue for Upper Township," Migliaccio

'ermil Sought For Walkway

MARMORA - Applica tion for a Department of the Army permit to con struct a timber deck and walkway in wetlands adja cent to Great Egg Harbor Bay along Harbor Road here has been made, by

Paul A. Canton Jr., of Norrestown. The purpose of the structures is to provide access to a dwelling under construction on the adjacent uplands.

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said, "and I want to see all of the candidates take a stand on the issue. We here in Upper Township, want a friend in the governor’s mansion, and I hope that all candidates will tell the rpSidents of Upper Township where they stand We have too much at stake. The gross receipts tax and the franchise tax is the tax paid Jby utilities to the state and the municipalities in lieu of real estate taxes. These taxes, due mainly to the presence of The Atlantic Electric Generating Plant in Beesley’s Point, cause Upper Township to levy no local purpose tax. Exercises For New Mothers

CAPE MAY - The city will be offering a new Civic Affairs Department recreation course in Pre and Post Natal Exercise beginning Saturday. The class is designed to give women the chance to strengthen the muscles involved during pregnancy and giving birth and tone up those sartie muscles beginning at least six weeks,after birth. Christine Vernons, educated in natural childbirth and pre/post natal exercise, will be the instructor during thqreightweek program. Those interested in the class must pre-register at Convention Hall in the office of the Department of Civic Affairs no later than Friday. For additional information call 884-8411 extension 20 or 27.

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OVER 400 youngsters tamed out for the annaal Easter Egg Hunt in Avalon. Here, the pre-schoolers await their go at it.

THE EASTER BUNNY was as popular as finding a hidden egg or two for most youngsters. Note the look on this little fellow’s face!

HELPING HAND from Mayor Ellsworth Armacost Is extended Megan Chell, who came across a hidden egg (still in tact) at the foot of the sliding board.

Budget Airs Thurs. Night

AVALON - Adoption of the 1981 municipal budget Is among items scheduled for Thursday night’s Borough Council meeting. In other action, the governing body is set to: -consider a resolution authorizing purchase of an ambulance for the rescue squad; -act on a resolution advocating amending the state Constitution by the voters to preclude the Beach Tags Go On Sale STONE HARBOR - The 1981 beach tags are now, available every day in borough hall, according to Charles Rudrauff. Fees for this season’s tags will be 82 for a weekly tag good from Saturday through Saturday; a season tag purchased prior to May 31 costs 84, after May 31, cost 86. Tags may also be purchased through the iRail by sending check or money order, payable to the Borough of Stone Harbor. Badges will be reserved and held to be picked up. Beach tags must be displayed during the hours th$ beach is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from June 13 to Sept. 15. As in past years Stone Harbor beach tags may be worn on Avalon’s beach and its tags will be honored in Stone Harbor. All persons 12 years of age and over must wear beach tags.

state’s. taking of riparian lands long under private ownership; -receive data on the subdivision and lot plans for a

section of Fourth Ave.; -introduce the ordinance authorizing payment of bills (other than salaries) once a month.

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