Herald St Lintern 7 April *82

Another Light For Roadway

Sight Is Restored To Two

ptSHTNG CREEK - A n«^ traffic signal at-the fn tersectton of Bay shore and Breakwater Rds - t - by the Breakwator Plata - is ex perted to be in full opera tion within the next couple

of weeks, according to county engineer Neil . Clarke The bgty was Recently < set blinking amber so motorists traveling thru the intersection become

Seek Sponsors For Fund Bill ,(X)URT HOUSE The porters of the program to Jersey Cape Diagnostic. ' write asking that Training, and Opportunity , Assemblymen Joseph

Center is seeking addi tional support in- its effort to secure funding to continue M* extended

employee program

In the latest phase. George Plewsa. executive director, /requests sup

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aware the signal exists. Full operation can be ex/'” pected after the county completes several necessary paving /mark ings, including crosswalks ACCORDING TO Lower Township police Cpt. Lafry ,-Valton. without the. traffic light, traffic conditions would be “horrendous.” especially in the summer Besides the, shopping center, the intersection is abutted by an Eckexd Drugs and the nearly completed Bayshore Woods

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The new light is the se cond along Bayshore Rd. within a year, the earlier signal being erected outside the township municipal complex. Villks. GOP Backs Deaver Bid . COURT HOUSE - County Purchasing Agent William C. Deaver. who is seeking to fill a vacant seat on the Middle Township Committee. . has received the unanimous endorse^ rhent of the towhshlp Republican organization. Mitchell DeRisio. newly eltK'ted president of the GOP organization, said that the endorsement waS voted by the largest turjynit he has seen y . In another development. Deaver named Freeholder William E. Sturm Jr. as his

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said he haff knriwn Deaver all his adul( life, and has "complete, confidence in bis ability to. serve in the

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Rotating Meetings Pledged COURT HOUSE - Mid die Township. Democratic . Committee • Candidate Charles M Leusner said today that he will hold monthly town meetings when he is elected to Township

Committee.

"It .is important thatelected offlcial£»become involved in local government at the grassroots level and I believrtthat meeting with our people and discussing Uieir prdBlems is the best way of communicatingJ' Leusner said \ He plans to conduct the monthly town meetings on a rotating basis, visitirig each community in the township at least twice during the year Tentatively, the meetings would be held in Goshen. Green Creek. Del Haven,' Rio Grande, . Swain ton, and Court

COURT HOUSE - Two individuals, blind for over five years, have the gift of sight as a result of a epoperative program involving Burdette Tomlin, Hospital, the Lions Clubs of Stone Harbor, Rio Grande. Tuckahoe and Wildwood, the Wills Eye Hospital. Delaware Valley Eye Bank ami several Cape May County Funeral Directors The. dramatic announcement was made at a press conference held at Burdette Tomlin. The individuals who have regained vision did so as a result of an eye donor program recently begun by

the Lions Clubs.

LIONS CLUB‘rpembers Harry Wozunk and Jim * Pollizi joined hospital * administrator William Waldron. Delaware Valley Eye Bank executive director Gene Polgar and Funeral Director John Radziette in making the formal announcemeht of the eye donor program and Ihe first enucleation, or removal, of a donor’s eyes. Eye bank director Polgar v announced that Radzietta had enucleated two eyes during the past three weeks, .which were^then transported to the wills, Eye Hospital by New Jersey State Police. After a careful examination and evaluation .of the donor’s eyes, two successful corneal transplants were performed, resulting in the return of sight for tHe two

recipients.

EYE DONOR program chairman Harr} Wozunk announced that the recent efforts of the club in seeking donors, has resulted in 400 donors from the Lions Club "family". "We hope to secure #000 donors in Cape May County 1 duirag the next several moriths," stated the

chairman.

The director of the eye bank noted that the bank serves three states and had been responsible for over 5,000 people having their sight restored. Polgar ■ ' • "Over 150

furieral directors in the tri-^ state area are trained and certified in enucleation. In, Cape May County, David Dank her of the Sudak FunhMk, Home, Job ft RadVRta dikd Christopher Petefrsort of Radzifetta Funeral Rome,'have been certified: The funeral directors do not receive. any payment for their efforts.' They are volunteers who make this program possible/’ JIM POLIZZI. secretary of the Lions Club donor program, explained that donor forms are bejdg distributed throughout the county and at Burdette

Tomlin Memorial Hospital. "Within the tri-state area, the. lions clubs have signed up 63,000 donors. Our four club effort is to add 2,000 more potential donors to the list. When one considers that 90 per cent .of all transplants are successful, one—can imagine how, important this program is to, the sightless of this region,’* stated Polizzi. Persons wishing more information on the donor program can pick up a donor brochure in Cape May County businesses or call 886-1625 for more Information. '

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-DEMONSTRATION OF ENUCLEATION, removal of donor's eyes, |s given by funeral director John Radzietta, center; holding model Is Gene Polgar. executive director of Lions Club Delaware Valley Eye Bank. Looking on are William W aldr.on, Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital administrator. and Jim Polizzi, Lions Club member.

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