Development Plan to Air Anew

FISrilNC** CREEK - A revised plan for pie proposed Holly Lakes development is scheduled to come before the Lower Township Planning Board this Thursday / Developers Robert Leper and Ellery and Jack Bowman are requesting

Drug Program Resumed

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Births

SOMERS POINT The following recent area births have been announced by Shdre • Memorial Hospital:, r>»uRtiir-r to Thomas and Debra Sinn Qntnn of 617 E Desota Ave . Villas. Sept 22 Son lo Thomas and Nartcy Uirclan Alim of 2t« Central Ave.. Ocean City. Sepl 24. Son to Edwin and Reina I-uro Montijo of 402 DeHirsch Ave . Wo«)dbine. Sept 24. Son to Prank and Frances Romano .Steelman of 224 42nd St., Sea isle City. Sepl 2S Son to Richard and LeeAnn Smotarek Sellers of 117 W Hollywood Ave. Wildw«S«l\Creat.

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Son to Charles and I Harley of 147 E Wildwood. Sept 26 DaaKhter to Huffhand Judith Murphy DeHaven of 1227 Pleasure Ave . Ocean City. Sepl. 77

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COURT HOUSE - The following recent area births have been announced by Burdette Tomlin Hospital: Son to Kimberly Hkkman of 4 E Atlantic Ave . Court House. Sept. 15 DauKhter to Michael and Roneann Harria O'Donnell of 424 W Andrews Ave . Wildwood, Sept 22 Son to Edward and Theresa Oakley Gneat of 9 Corson Tavern Rd . Ocean View. Sepl 22 Son to Michael and Donna Zimmerman Gain of 1610 Morris St.. Villas. Sept 23 Son to Thomas and Unda Kennedy llecarty of 220 Hollywood Ave . Villas. Sepl 23 DauRhter to William and Vickie Warren Yearteks of 109 New Jersey Ave . Villas. Sepl 23 OaaRhter to Colleen Qalnn of 1802 Central Ave^-N. Wildwood. Sepl 23 Son to Kenny and Bonnie Toier Brower of Tuckahoe, Sept 23 DauRhter to Nicholas and 8dndr)u Mean Mocha of 1215 Lafayette St . Cape May, Sepl 24 DauRhter to Byron and Helen Thomas Richards of 44 E. Delaware Pkwy . ViUas. Sepl 25 DauRhter * Saa to Stephen and Carolyn Buptnskl I^RIanr of 833 Seashore Rd . Cape May. Sept. 2*

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In last week’s interview with Sheriff Beech Fox. there was a typo^resulting in the word appearing as anticipated. His reference to the old county jail should have read: “...it was unfair and wrong and improper for this county to continue using an antiquated building...”

preliminary kite plan approval to construct 170'units on a 84-acre tract between Fire La. and Fishing Creek Rd. Their former, plans — which would have required variances for lot frontage, width, area and density — called for 275

units.

According to township Land Use Official Feme Detwiler, the 170 urrits are pewnitted under the new zoning ordinance's R-2 provisions. Minimum lot sizes in the R-2 district are 75 x

100 ft.

In August the Planning Board decided that to allow variances for 275 units would effectively result in a zoning change — the Township Committee being the only body authorized to take such action. The board ruled it had no jurisdiction

to handle the variance request and subsequently denied the subdivision applicatiorf. • Under the original application, the subdivision would have been developed

under R-3 zoning regulations under which minimum lot sizes are 60 x 100 sq ft. Less open space would have been provided. The boari( meets 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8 in Township Hall. Villas

COURt HOUSE - . Sheriff Beech N. Fox has announced 1hdt the . Sheriff's Department has resumed a unique student crime and drug prevention . program. This will be the second season''for the school pro*

gram conceived by the Sheriff last year and m tyated as'tfn experimental project which involved volunteer school students having parental permission. teachers and parents o! ’participating students who come to the Coilnty Phson for an in dept^ visit

FIRE FIGHTERS from Cape May were on the scene within minutes last Friday to put out this car fire at the foot of the Rt. 109 canal bridge in tawer Township.

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Th@ tol^bn itemi luted m tho circulor • in todoy • poptfr began on Tueidoy. Thu* certain item* may be *old out Should itm occur please go to our tervice de*h gt th< trzjnt. ot. thr store and request a ralncherk Thank You

DO YOU KNOW ME?

BILL WOODS Ocean City Councilman — Now Candidate For NJ. State Asiembly With Henry Rlcd • Foid lor by Will>om H {8.111 Wood* Metier Ave Ocean C.ty N J

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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. (Minimurr^ investment of $500.)

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