Herald & lantern 13 January *82 ; - Important Meeting On Keeping Farmland

COURT HOUSE - There will be an liriforjnation meeting on Farmland Preservation and Retention at 7:30 this evening Jan. 13 at the Cape May County Extension Service Educational Center, "Dennisville Rd., Cape May Court House. The meeting is primarily for farmers and farmland owners, but is also open to anyone interested in farmland

preservation. One of the major objectives of the meeting will be to discuss the proposed legislation Senate Bill 3497, The Agriculture Retention and Development Act. Robert-H. Bruchs, coordinator of Rural Resources, and Donald Applegate, manager of the Farmland Retention Program of the N.J. Dept, of Agriculture, will be on

hand to thoroughly discuss the proposed legislation which will implement the $50 million Farmland Retention Bond—pased on Nov. 3 by a large majority of voters, both in Cape May County and throughout New Jersey. The speakers will then hear comments from the audience. Similar meetings are being held in many counties throughout the state and the consensus of the responses at the grassroots level will help to mold the proposed legislation into a workable legislative act to implement farmland preservation. “There are few public policies in the past several years that have been as important to farmers and landowners and the long term future of agriculture then the topic of Farmland Retention, if accomplished in the correct manner,'' stated senior county Agricultural Agent John MacLeod, in urging all farmers and farmland owners to attend tonights meeting.

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Budget Tonight ERMA — The Lower Cape May Regional School Board will hold a special meeting tonight, Jan. 13, to add finishing touches to the tentative 1982-83 budget it plans to introduce and submit to the County Superintendent of Schools fot- his review by Jan. 18. In addition, the board plans to act on bids it received Dec. 17 for the construction of four regula-, tion size hard^urfaced tennis courts. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the high school library. / Deaths \ —/ Paul F* Bcrifr Jr.. 73. of Wildwood Crwl, Ian 6 A rondent since 1950. he wan a member and paM prexidenl of the Wildwood Creal Fiahinx Club Mart It. I homUk. 76. of Cape May Point, Jan 5 Mb Chomiah died unexpectedly while vuutinR her son in Florida She wtaa tt>e wife of the l^te Mayor Michael Cherniak and aerved ax mayor for a brief lime ip 1967 Fleanor V. Cofcen. 81. of Ocean Ci |y. Jan 4 Bom in Philadelphia, she was a resident here for 23 yaars Rmlly L. Craner. 78. of Villas. Jan 7 A resident here 28 years, she was a retired laundry supervisor at the Crest Haven NurtinR Home Mn. Fowler. 69. of Denmsville. Jan. 4 Bom in Philadelphia, she was raised in Goshen and moved to Den nisville 40 years ago Carrie B. Gray .92. of Court House. Jan 7 A residenl here 30 yean, she was a retired school teacher Jesse Jenkins. 39, of Cape May. Dec 29 Bom in this city, he was a lifelong resident Charles J. Kaktren. 80, of North Cape May. Jan 4 A resident here for 13 yean, he retired after 35 yean as a machines! for the Nelson Carpet Mills id Philadelphia Julia Mays. 82. of Burleigh. Jan 5 She was a resident here 40 yean Francis F.. Mcenan. 68. of Atlantic Cily.Jnn 4 Fonterly of Ocean City, he Was a guard at the Regency Towers Gertrude Men^ng. 75. of Ocean Ci ty. Jan 8 Bom ih London, she came to this country in 1923. and was a resident here 12 yean Madeline F.. .%xlor. 71. of Erma Park. Jan 10 She was an area resident for 34 yeaN Arcy Mae, Sllvera. 68, of Whiteshoro. Jan. 2 Bom in Dayton Ohio, she muvitl here from Cape May 30 yean agp Wilson D. Smlft. 84. of Ocean Cily. Jan 2 He was in army veteran of World War I Frances M. Hilly Taretch. 68. of Ocean City. Jan 8 She was' the owner/operator of Ttilly* Tavern in Atlantic Citv in the 1950s A resident of Somers Point for 25 yean, she moved to Oceah Oty 2 y«*r» «*°

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