Herald & Lantern 3 February '82

count HOUSE - At the ' recommendation of direc tor Elwood Jarmer;- the County Planning Board decided last week to .decline an invitation to meet with Pinelands officials to discQss the county's comprehensive development plan The plan - which includes existing regulations used th manage subdivi swmis and site plans - was submitted to the Pinelands Commission by Jan 14 as required by law, even though officials know it doesn't comply with the Pinelands Management Act . The county plan - less restrictive on development

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month there will be new appointments being made ( the Commission (to replao those appointed tw former Gov. Brendan Byftie.). I hope in the next several months they (commissioners) will be more receptive to our ideas for

change"

MR. JARMER also indicated that he anticipates legislation will soon be introduced granting all municipalities and counties affected by Pinelands regulations an additional extension to bring master plans and zoning regulations in line with the Pinelands Management

Act.

Under existing Pinelands regulations, counties and

lunicipaliUes in the Pinelands — including Woodbine, Dennis Township and- Upper Towrtship — had to present their master plans and zoning regulations to the Commission by Jari. 14 to be reviewed for compliance. According to Jarmer. the regulations call for any local government that submitted a plan indicating it is working toward confor- ' manee to receive a 6-month extension to complete their plan. Those agreements choosing to submit existing plans receive a 60-day review period, while those submitting no plan at all automatically hand over to the commission contrdl of any futurb development in

their jurisdiction. FREEHOLDER William Sturm, who also sits dn the County Planning Board, agreed with Jamrer’s contention %tat 4he county should wait and see what happens in the legislature concerning the make-up of the Commission before they enter into any negotiations concerning their master plan. "I think we’re on.safe ground. No one is being hurt right now," Mr Sturm said. “We just have to be ■

patient.”

The Pinelands Commission will conduct a public hearing to receive comments from the public on the county master plan, 7:30 p m. Feb. 11 at the

Municipal building in FrankJin and Monroe Aves., Woodbine. Those who wish to give testimony may register by calling the Commission prior to Feb. 10 at 894-9342.

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BEESLEY’S PT. - Edward V. Sherretta, am employee of N.J. Bell Telephone Co., was presented at a luncheon at the Tuckahoc Inn with a Company Citation for his assistance to lifeguards of the City of Cape May in the rescue of two girls trapped in the surf Aug. 20, 1981 Sherretta. while driving on Beach Drive noticed a large crowd gathering on the promenade and Mach at the end of Queen St. Sherretta, who was fortnerly a

lifeguard for the City of Cape May, was aware this was a particularly dangerous beach and assumed someone was in trouble in the water. HE PARKED HIS truck and proceeded to the scene, where he saw the lifeguards assigned to that beach were attempting to rescue two girls who wer# being battered against the jetty by the heavy surf. Sherretta headed for a telephone to summon additi6nal help from beach headquarters. At this time the Beach Patrol Am : bulance arrived on the scene. These lifeguards attempted 16 go out on the jet-

ty to reach thqir ^fellow lifeguards and the two vic^ tims, but the high seas put them in jeapardy also. SHERRETTA JOINED with a Beach Patrol Lieutenant in launching a lifeboat and with great effort tti^y were able to reach the per-, sons in the water. The girls were placed in the boat and' the lifeguards held onto the sideTtf the boat as it was rowcd^back to shore Sherretta said it was the hairiest situatypn he had ever seen on the beach. He has worked fir N.J. Bell for 12 years and is presently assigned to the Burleigh Work Center as a splicing technician.

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Q. Who runs the hospital? A. The Hospital Board of Governors, comprised ,of iadividuals representative -of the communities served by the institution, monitor the management of funds of the hospital foundation and the implemention of policy which they develop They receive no pay for their voluntary service. Capsule

Q I When is an All Savers Certificate a better value than a Money Market Certificate? Right Now! And at Cape May County Savings & Loan you can convert your Money Market Certificate WITHOUT A PENALTY If your Money Market Certificate is earning 14 per cent (or less) taxable interest, an All Savers TAX- FREE Certificate is a better buy at today's interest rote of 10.76 per cent.

Check the chart below t6 see if you’re pot better off with an All Savers Certificate: 1. Locate your TAX-RATE at top of chart. 2. Find your MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE RATE at the left side of the chart. 3. Locate your NET AFTER TAX RETURN on your Money Martket Certificate inside the Chart. If it’s less than 10.76 per cent, you're better off with on All Savers Certificate.

Your Money Market Rate

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30*

40*

50 *

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17*

12.75

11.9

10.2

8.5

7.82

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12.37

11.55

9.9

8.25

7.59

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12.0

11.20

9.6

8.0/

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15.5 *

11.62

10.85

9.3

7.75

7.13

15 *

11.25

10.50

9.0

7.50

6.90

14.5 *

10.87

10.15

8.7

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10.50

9.80

8.4

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6.44

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10.12

9.45

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6.75

6.21

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9.10

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6.50

5.98

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8.75

7.50

6.25

5.75

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9.00

8.40

7.20

6.00

5.52

Compare your after-tax rate with the current AN Savers Certificate Rate. In most cases it will pay to convert WITH NO LOSS OF EARNINGS OR PENALTY. All Savers earn Tax-Free interest, up to $2000.. for 1 year and ore insured to $100.000,by FSLIC. '

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