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Marina Adding 100 Slips

AVALON - The construction of 100 new deep water boat slipe, accommodating boats to 60 feet in length and a name change for the present Darling Marina, the home of Darling Yacht Sales, marks the beginning of the 1962 boating and fishing season here. Located on the western side of the Intercoastal Waterway at buoy ft, the newly named Avalon Point Marina is one mile South of Townsends Inlet and three miles from exit 13 of the Garden State Parkway, on Old Avalon blvd. MARINA PRESIDENT William T. Darling announced the deep water slip construction and expansion program and the name change, "The new facility will be known as the Avalon Point Marina. Our boat sales and brokerage division * will continue as Darling Yacht Sales.” He added, "The expanded marina will accommodate 110 boats up to 60 feet in length, with no restriction on draft.” Darling said that the $500,000 Avalon Point Marina slip constructor! program is well underway

with the first new floating docks for 30 boats already in place. Construction will be completed prior to June 1. A new 140-foot fuel dock is also being constructed. The dock will provide both gas and diesel fuel from a set of four pumps. "OUR PLANS include the construction of a waterfront restaurant in 1963, with transient slips for patrons and the construction, in 1964; of a 60 unit Boa tel," Darling said. The 1962 Avalon Point Marina event schedule includes a major tuna and marlin fishing tournament. Small Business Week May 9-15 AVALON — Avalon's Mayor Ellsworth Armacost has proclaimed the Week of May 9 through May 15 as Small Business Week. The proclamation states that small business is the cornerstone of our free enterprise system and represents opportunity, independence and the fulfillment of dreams for generations of Americans.

associated infrastructures. Projects will be funded through grants and cooperative agreements. THE SALTONSTALL •Kennedy Act. under which the funds are made available, makes 30 percent of the gross receipts collected under customs, laws from duties on fishery products available to the Secretary of Commerce.

The American Fisheries Promotion Act amended S-K to provide that at least 50 percent of these funds are to be used each year for grants to assist in fishery research and development

projects.

For further information contact Preston Smith. Of-

fice of Utilization and" > ~

Development. N.M.F.S , Washington. D C 20235

PLAQUE expressing borough's appreciation is presented to Sylvester Ronelli. right, retiring as assessor in Availon, hy Mayor Ellsworth Armacost. Robert Golden Memorialized ELWOOD - The Commissioners of New Jersey Expressway Authority have passed a resolution in memory of Commissioner Robert S. Golden Of Cape May county, who died recently at his Avalon home. Golden was a member of the Board of Commissioners of the Authority since September 1972, and had served as chairman and vice-chairman.

Fishery Research Money Available

WASHINGTON

Federal funds — about $8 million in 1982 — is available to assist persons in carrying out research and development projects on any aspect of United States fishery involving the recreational or commer-

cial fishing industry.

Included are harvesting, processing, marketing, and Lemon Law Topic SOMERS POINT - Area marine dealers will discuss the pit/alls of product lability laws when the New Jersey Marine Dealers Assn, holds its. final meeting of the season, 8 p.m. May 17 at Harry’s Inn. Joanna Paul of Atlantic Associates will report on a Lemon Law seminar she attended recently , in Florida. Prospective members and guests are

welcome.

‘•-"''17 Repaving Due

100 SLIP ADDITION to Avaion Point Marina/Darling Yacht Sales in Avalon will be completed by June I. The marina, on the Intercoastal Waterway at Townsends Inlet. will provide for mooring boats up to 60 feet in length.

TRENTON - The state Dept, of Transportation will receive bids tomorrow. May 43, for the resurfacing of a 1.5 mile stretch of Atlantic Ave., North Wildwood. The project is funded 75 percent by the Federal Government and 25 percent by the state, and is to be completed by Dec. 3.

Expansion For Marina

MARMORA - An application for an Army Engineer Corps permit to construct a floating wave barrier floating dock and finger piers in Peck Bay adjoining Roosevelt Blvd. here has been asked by Clayton and Dilks Inc., t/a All Seasons Marina. The purpose is to protect the marina and boats from storms, accommodate larger boats, and provide additional dockage. Plans also provide for relocating a wave barrier and floating docks and installing mooring pilings.

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