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Fund Drive Goes On Air

COURT HOUSE — The The largest fund drive in story of the $1.5 million the hospital's 31-year dollar fund drive and ex- history will be discussed by pension and modernisation Fund Drive Chairman program of the Burdette Robert Smellier in an inTomlin Memorial Hospital' terview with news editor will be aired on two South Gerri Smith on WWOC-FM Jersey radio stations Dec. <94 stereo) on "Cape May 30: County Today" Wednes-

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Burdette Tomlin is the only hospital in Cape May County and is embarking upon a $33 million construction and modernization program. The balance of the $33 million will be financed through the sale of tax exempt bonds. CAP Law Change Backed COURT HOUSE - The Board of Freeholders, by resolution, has requested that a section of the 5 percent “CAP” law be attended so that "welfart program costs that have traditionally been part of the limitation on county tax levies be again subject to the CAP limitation.” The CAP laWi the freeholders say, may require minor amendments, but "is widely acclaimed as workable and an effective deterrent, to uncon- . trolled increases in county tax levies". The resolution points out that one amendment has been interpreted to place completely outside the spending limitations any appropriations to fund welfare programs requiring county financial par-

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Museum On Vacation COURT HOUSE - The County Historical Museum, located in the John Holmes House on Route 9, will be closed during January, February, and March due to the increasing cotffof oil. This will givp museum volunteers a vacation. . Special tours may still be arranged by calling 4653535, on at least two days’ advance notice. The Museum office and the library will remain open Monday through Friday 10 am. 4 p.m. Hearing Set On Zoning SEA ISLE CITY-There will be an w open public hearing on proposed zoning changes in the business areas of the city at the commission meeting 3:30 Dec. 30 in The commissioner's meeting room 2d floor of the Public Safety

Building.

Commissioner Alan Gansert noted that the propoased zoning changes • would affect only property zoned business in the city. There will be copies of the proposed zoning change map avaialble for inspection at the meeting, and at City Hall prior to the

meeting.

correctioncl,ii)or,U ion

A typographical error incorrectly increased the cost tenfold of the new bubble system being installed#* by Stone Harbor at the public mariiia. The antk icing device will'be $4,5M, not $45,000.

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