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MIA Urges ‘Yes’ Vote On No. 4
He’s Triple Who’s Who
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per cent funding from the state for construction of our Ocehn City wastewater treatment plan," he explained. "The current 6 per cent interest ceiling is so unattractive that the bonds are not selling. Unfortunately, the 6 per cent rate was written into the Water Conservation Bond Act when it was adopted in 1969." MUA CHAIRMAN John
Vinci, joined Marinakis in urging Jersey Cape voters to support the public question. "Thio is one instance where residents * should have no doubt about how to vote,” he said. "A Yes vote can only be beneficial to our taxpayers because it will provide funds which will reduce the taxpayers’ share of construction costs on our regional wastewater treatment plants."
Ferry Traffic On Up &-Up
SWAINTON - Voters in Cape May County have the opportunity to bring at least $2.3 million into the county through state grants by voting Yet on Public Question 4 in the Nov. 3 general election, according the the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority. If the question is passed by the voters, the 6 per cent interest limit on Water Conservation Bonds will be eliminated, thus encourag ing the sale of those bonds which haven’t yet been issued. ACCORDING TO George Marinakis, MUA executive director, the Authority will receive $2.3 million from the state in construction funds. "When these bonds are sold, we will receive 8
N. CAPE MAY - Traffic on the Cape May - Lewes Ferry continues to increase, with vehicular traffic for September up 12.32 per cent over September I960. Passenger traffic increased 24.71 per cent for
the same period. For the twelve months ended September 30, traffic increased 7.20 per cent for vehicles and 9.31 per, cent for passengers over the same twelve months in :980. •
AVALON - Ernest Ydrborough of this borough has bgan named to three lists of "Whb’s Who" for the 1981-82 editions. Yarborough was selected as a
in its list of "Who’s Who in the East" and "Who’s Who in Business and
Yarborough Finance” as well as inclusion in "Who’s Who Among Professional Insurance Agentrf." Yarborough, a 1966 graduate of Moravian College, attented Wharton School j)f The University of Pennsylvania following graduation. He is a past president of the City Line
biographee by Marquis for inclusion
Optimist Club, Bala'Cynwyd. Pa. and the Stone Harbor Lions Club. He is now serving as vice- , president of the Avalon Chamber of Commerce and legislative -director of the ^ County Chamber of Commerce. He is also an executive director of Citizens for I>ocaI intelligent Control, a watchdog group on coastal issues He ^vas a charter director of the County United Way and served as vic^president of that prganizatftm in its ear-
ly stages
He is a member of the Professional Insurance Agents Assn.. Independent Insurance Agents Assoc., of America and New- Jersey and is a past president of the Cape May County Insurance Agents Assn
Yarborough is vicepresident of Cape Insurance Center in N. Wildwood and resides here with his wife and two
children.
Avalon Rrtdgr Kraalt* a
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1 CharlM Joe hem 6.070 2 Ben Jonrn S.7S0 J Jim Henry - 4.700

