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Hurley Joins MILLVILLE Assembly Minority Leader James R. Hurley has sign ed on-as a co-sponsor of a bill that would seek voter approval ot a Constitiftional amendment this November to restore full prp^erty rights to thousands of property owfiers. The Concurrent Resolution, originated by Assemblyman Wiliam L. Gormley tR*Atlanic), was introduced simultaneously ,in both the Assembly and

Summer begins early at Atlantic Community College Three-Week day session May 27 <• June 17 Atlantic Community College's early three week'session make$“it easier for you to find time to study and vacation this summer. Classes meet on the Mays Landing campiis and, for the first time, in Cape May County You'll be challenged and stimulated by our faculty who are dedicated to teaching. Use this summer to make a big difference in your life. ACC can be a fascinating preview of campus life for high school students. Earn the few extra credits toward your college degree or explore the world of ideas Whatever your reasons, you'll find Atlantic Community College's v summer prog/ams offer educational opportunities to help you reach

your goals

You can register for ACC's three-week session, now through Monday. May 18. at the Registrar's Office on the Mays Landing campus, or for Carpe May courses at the Extension. 120 S. Main St. Cape May Court House, fromQa.m. to4 p.m. Aspecial onetime only registration will be' held"at the Cape May County Extension, Wednesday. May 27. ^ from 9 a.rri to 4 p.m Remember, out-of-county residents must pre sent chargeback forms when registering or pay out of-county tuition. It s all described in our free bulletin. For a copy, call 625-1111 or '&t64950. or return the coupon below. Mays Landing Schedule

Accounting

Business Mathematics

M Th. 9 a m -12:20 p.m.

Art

3 credits

Crafts

M Th. 9 a.m -12:20 p.m. Biology

3 credits

Human Anatomy*and

Physiology t

MW. 9:30 a m -12:20 p.m.

(lec)

4 credits

TTh. 9:30 a m -12:20 p.m

(StudentsViust register for both laboratory and lecture) (Cqutsc meets lor eight weeks, from May 26 through July 16)

Business Administration

Business Law 1

M Th. 9 a.m.-12:20 p.m.

3 credits

Foundations of American Education

Education M Th. 9 a.m.-J2:20 p.m.

3 credits

English

English Composition 1

M Th. 9 a m, 12:20 p.m.

3 credits

English Composition II

MTh.'9 a m. 12:20 p.m

3 credits

Health and Physical Education

Concepts of

M Th, 9 11:30 a.m.

1 credit

Physical Education

Psychology

Psychology of, Parent Child Relationships

MTh,? am. 12:20 p.m.

3 credits

Speech

Public Speakihg

. M Th. 9 a.m. 12:20 p.m.

3 credits (

Cape May Schedule

Business Administration

Intfftduction to Business*

M Th. 9 a m -12:20 p.m.

3 credits

Child Development/Child Care

Introduction to Child Development Child Care*

TTh. 1 3:30 p.m.

1 credit

English •

English Composition I*

erM Th. 9 a m -12:20 p.m.

3 credits

(*AII classes'meet In Middle Township School Annex) Call or wjite for a schedule today.

(^Atlantic Community College Mays Landing. NJ 08330 625-1 fl 1 or 646-4950

Summer Sessions '81 Atlantic Community College Mays Landing. NJ 08330 Please send Me a copy of ACC s summer bulletin

Address City/State/Zip

y ^ • in Push To Limit Riparian Claims

the Senate, with bipartisan support in both houses. THE BILL IS designed to solve what Hurley terms “a problem of major, proportions" Involving riparian rights, tttiich is the state’s right to axert a claim against an{^ land over which tidal waters once flowed. The Co-atitu-tional amendment would limit the state to tidal flow lands less than 40 years old. "The big problem is that wp are beginning to dlslover some' very, old maps which show tidal lines far beyond anything we have seen pi recent history," said Hurley (R'Cjymberland, Cape May). , 'If anyflM tries to buy or sell a piece of land that falls within one of these ancient tidal lines, no title insurance company will insure the title 100 per cent. "THAT MEANS there can be no mortgage," he continued, " so long as the title insurance makes an 'exception* for a state riparian claim, jio bank, will grant a mo^pge on that property. The problem

Surf Clam

Hearing COURT HOUSE - Changes in the Federal Management Plan for surf clams will be discussed at a public hearing at 7 p.m. May 21 at the Holiday Inn in Wildwood Crest, it was announced by the N.J. Marine Advisory Service through the county Cooperative Extension Service here. The hearing is on Amendment 3 to the FMP, purpose of which is to extend the program beyond the end of 1981. The recommended alternative includes annual and quarterly quotas for surf clams and an annual quota for ocean quahogs. The bad weather makeup day would be in effect from November through April. A permit limitation system would replace the moratorium on entry of vessels in the Mid-Atlantic surf clams fishery.

is not only along the ocean and bay areas, but also along rivers and streams throughout New Jersey." According to the Millville legislator, r We are talking about tidal lines that may be 100 to 150 years old, which have nothing whatever to do today with reasonable precautions on the part of the State. Properties on which people have been paying taxes and in which they have invested their lives can W rendered utterly worthless by one of these decaying maps.

without the state ever doing anything. "The Constitutional amendment we are proposing would not in any way conflict with the state’s ability to manage the enviroment in and around the coast and the inland waterways,” Hurley explained. "This amendment would simply guarantee'most of the owners of property near any tidal flow clear, unclouded title to their investment and the ability to sell their property at full market value.

Jo Colino and Connie Sands invite you to come and celebrate the opening of The STONE HARBOR SCHOOL OF ART Sat, May 23rd 7:00 P.M. at the Wetlands Institute in the lecture hall. FACULTY will be present • Wine and Cheese MUSIC BY THE PERCHANCE PLAYERS

FREE Ntirini TmI S*t f*r Stnior Citiunt An yon# who ho* froubl# hearing or understanding is welcome to hove a free hearing test using the latest Rfcclronic equipment to determine If they hove a correctable loss. Even people now wearing a hearing old or those who may have been told nothing could be done for them should hove a hearing test to find out if they ore one of the many a hearing aid will help. The free hearing test will be given Friday at THE HEARING AID CENTER from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you cannot come into the office* cofl for a free home visit. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT THE HEARING AID CENTERS OCEAN CITY, N.J. 3ff-774f 1523 Bay shore Rd. VILLAS. N.J. EM UtO

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