Herald & Lantern 30 September 81

Dredging Snarl Hit By Salmon

MILLVILLE • - "Hereford^Inlet is a vital, navigable waterway where boating plays a major role in our economy," state senate candidate Edward H. Salmon said recently, "there’s only one thing wrong. "It’s virtually'unnavigable for mdny boats!” The Cumberland Freeholder added, "The interests of those using the inlet have not been served by the bickering and namecalling of local officials, the Department of En* vironmental Protection and a member of the state assembly. Instead of keeping ahead of possible problems, everyone concerned Pleasure Ave. Paving Next SEA ISLE CITY /- The city’s road paving ptbgram will be getting started again after a busy summer tourist season in the resort, it was announced at a recent commissioner’s meeting. The next stage will be the reconstruction of Pleasure Ave, between 53d and 61st Sts., and will start in a few weeks. The city recently received a check for $40,076.68 from NJDOT as payment of the state’s share of the flrst'portion of the Pleasure Ave. reconstruction.

Food Stamp Visits Set

is pointed a finger.” SALMON POINTED out that in late June, the DEP announced it was abandoning plans to dredge the heavily shoaled inlet, because North Wildwood and StOM Harbor failed to come dp with maiching funds to help finance the project. At that time, DEP was prepared to pay $300,000 as its share and fully expected the payment of $150,000 each from the two communities. The angry reaction of the assemblyman for Cape May-Cumberland did nothing to clear the air or produce the much-needed funds. Salmon said. "There certainly was no one following this up,”

Counseling Volunteers

COURT-HOUSE - The Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA)* is looking for volunteers to help it provide emergency counseling services to rape victims in the county. In cooperation with the Atlantic County Women'i Center’s satellite office

here. CARA has provided /counseling and emotional support to -more than two croten rape victims over the past year. The group is seeking persons interested in beitjg trained to provide emergency assistance to rape victirps. Call 522-6489 . '' for more information.-

RIBBON CUTTING marks.opchihg of Millville campaign headquarters of Edward II. Salmon, second from right. Democratic state senate candidate. Taking part are, left to right, Cumberland Freeholder Director Charles Fisher, Freeholder Gary F. Simmerman, Assembly candidate Henry R. Ricci, Salmon, and Assmebly candidate Williani Woods.

Salmon * continued. "Somewhere along the line, someone forgot his responsibility to the boating electorate. By comparison, you have only to go to the Double CreekBarnegat Inlet area in

Ocean County to see the result of 100 percent thinking...and funding, why we were only slated for 50-50 I’ll never know. Not staying on top of this project so very vital to everyone was unforgivable.

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS

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Th» tale on ifarm listed in the circular ip todoy'i paper began on Tuesday Thus certain items may oe sold out. Should this occur, please' go to qur service desk at the frqnt of the store and request o raincheck Thank You.

RIO GRANDE - Field visits by representatives of the county Food Stamp Office for October have been announced by Doris Young, food stamp supervisor. Millman Center, Villas, Wednesday, Oct. 7; Ocean City Youth Center, Friday, Oct. 2; Wildwood Community Center, 115 N. Davis Ave., Wednesday, Oct. 14; Woodbine Community Center, Monday, Oct. 5; Cape May City Hall, Tuesday, Oct. 13; North Wildwood City Hall, Thursday, Oct. 1. For information, call 806-792-9773 toll free.

DO YOU KNOW ME?

BILL WOODS

Ocean City Councilman — Now Candidate For N.J. State Aisembly With Henry Ricci Po*d tor by WilliftmM (■.111 Wood, We»leyA»# Ocean City N.J

UNCLE SAM and CAPE MAY COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION give you a way to beat UncleSam . . ' * Y . Effective October 1st we offer one year, Tax Free, All Saver Certificates that will earn a “tax-free” interest yield of 12.61%*

Actually Uncle Sam and Congress are on your side, and have authorized Cape May County Savings & Loan to offer 1 year All Saver Certificates that will enable you to earn up to $2,000 in tax-free interest per year, if you file a joint return, and up to $1000 for individual returns. (Minimum investment of $500.)

Enjoy the double advantage: Purchase your All Saver Certificates at the current, high interest yield of 12.61% and enjoy tax-free benefits on interest earned, up to i $2000. •Th* high raw of Waraai or Cap* May County Saving* * Loan All Sa»*r CamileatM I* baa*d on 7 OS ol lh* avarag* W***lmanl ylWd ol th* mo*l rac*nl M waab Traaaury Bill* Currant 12 •ISMaraal affaelh-* through Odotwr J. INI. {Hlgh**l InWraW a*o»*d by law D*po*lM up to *100,000. ara Inaurad by FSUC ) Fadaral regulation* ragUr* •i**Unll*l penalty lor aariy wRhdrawal CartMlepW mu*lb*h*tdlo maturity lor ta* banNt.'Datai* ot IN* ottar are

Do It now. Come to any of our branch offices and make us shy "Uncle”l . CAPE Mnv COUNTY SAVINGS _

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We’re in the business of making your money make money.

LENDER

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