Sees Banner Year For Dems CAf»E MAY - Firman Loree was re-eiected Democratic city leader for the sixth consecutive year Monday night at the reorganization session. Other officers re-elected were deputy leader Frank C. Hesel and secretarytreasurer Beatrice Grimes. The city leader told the group that 1962 can be a banner year for the Democratic party. ••OUR CANDIDATE for U.S. senator can serve many terms but the age of the opposition candidate does not indicate she can accumulate that type of tenure,’.' Loree pointed out. He said'the difference of 14 years will cause many voters to gravitate to the Democratic party in November. ^ The party leader also opined that Rep. William J. Hughes has an opponent with whom the voters are not familiar. He predicted Hughes will win a landslide victory. "Republicans must nominate a ircbholder candidate whereas Jim lannone, our nominee, already is known to thousands of voters. This gives our party a distinct advantage," Loree said. Plans were made for a summer picnic. ‘Raft Beaches' Designated

SEA ISLE CITY - To insure the safety of all persons using the city beaches this summer the Beach Patrol has set aside certain beaches for rafting, according to Patrol Cpt. Mike McHale. The following beaches have been designated "raft beaches": 38th, 5&h, 66th, 77th and 85th Sts. All other beaches are ^off-limits to rafts.

SWAINTON - The County Municipal Utilities Authority has received $2.1 million in supplemental grant payments from the State of New Jersey Water Conservation Bond Issue, it was announced recently. "To receive these funds is the happy ending to a story the public participated in," MUA Chairman Charles B. Hathaway explained. "Last fall we, along with many others, urged the voters of Cape May County to support a ballot question that changed the interest rate to allow the bonds to be sold. The question was approved

overwhelmingly.

"WE SAID AT the time the MUA should get $2.6 million from the state bonds for the construction of the Ocean City treatment plant and now it has actually started to happen," Hathaway

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stated. The Caldwell Diving Co. of Toms River was awarded a $6,600 contract to provide inspection and servicing work on the ocean outfall off Ocean City. Four other firms submitted bids, the highest one of which was $22,978. The Caldwell Qompany proposal was well below the MUS’s estimated cost of $15,000.

CONSTRUCTION ac tivities on the force maip contract, in the Cape May Region will continue until June 23, according to George Marinakis, MUS Executive ‘Director. "No work will be done in the City of Cape May but in Cape May/ Point, Lower Township and West Cape May work will continue under permission authorized by the municipalities and the county.

"The goal is fb complete force main work before the end of June," Marinakis explained. "The contractor is willing to offer a $2,543 credit to finish early and we and the municipalities are in favor, providing there are no problems. Approval is granted on a day-to-day basis."

THE AUTHORITY approved the hiring of Gerald E. Spietel Associates of Linwood and Mt. Laurel, to appraise existing sewerage facilities that are planned to be acquired in the Seven Mile Beach/Middle and Wildwood/Lower Regions. Spietel's $4,500 ffee was the lower of two received. The second proposal was fo $20,000 The Atlantic Electric Co. was directed by the authority to install power supply to the site of the

composting facilities north of the Racquet Club site near the Garden Slate Parkway pt a cost of

$12,397 Bids for .the con-, struction of the composting facilities will be received June 24. ’ 1

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COURT HOUSE - The County Office of Emergency Management has called attention to the official opening of the 1982 hurricane season, beginning June 1. County Coordinator Lyndon H. Simmerman, in a memorandum issued to county staff members and the local coordinators of the county's 16 municipalities, alerted them to the need for readiness and preparation for the six-month period ending Nov. 30. THIS CONCERN for the safety of the county’s residents and visitors underscores the recent statements by Dr. Neil Frank, head of the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Fla. Dr. Frank noted the increasing peril to the coastal areas from severe storms, with more construction taking place and more people living by the coastline. He pointed out that most residents in these coastal regions had never experienced a major hurricane.

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