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CAPE MAY Support of proposed legislation that would permit 17 local rstaurant owners to serve beer and wine-with meals, was pledged by City Coun oil at its Monday night work session, Council** help was

l^ught by Larry Muentz, owner of Alexander's Restaurant, on behalf of the restaurateurs, many of whom were in the - audience They are members of the Garden State Restaurant Assoc for Beer and Wine which consists of

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8,000 unlicensed restaurants in New Jersey. EMPHASIZING that states such as Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware And Virginia have such legislation, Muentz said the organization is supporting a similar bill that will be introduced in the New Jersey legislature this fall. Mayor Arthur Blomkvest said he is "very- much in favor t of the legislation" and Itis comments were supported by Councilmen Harry GilberKand Adrian C. Capehar\ An appropriate resofmion will be drawn and sent to Trenton. CAPE MAY has a new construction official In troduced at the meeting was Charles Rice of North Cape May who formerly was building inspector for the municipality of Wood bine. He succeeds Robert Smith who held the position for five years and now is entering the private contracting business. . Council approved a 28-stop route for the city's trackless trolley system which is scheduled to get udnerway with one' trolley before the July 4th weekend A second trolley is expected to be added during the busy summer season Stops are as follows: Ocean St. between Washington and Lafayette,, Lyle I^i between Decatur and Jackson, the Chestnut St parking lot. W Perry St. between

Park Blvd. and Broadway; Broadway between Grant St. and Mount Vernon Ave. and at Beach Ave.; Beach Ave at »Grant, Perry. Decatur, Guerney and Howard St. at Philadelphia, Madison 2md Pittsburgh Ave<, between Philadelphia and MadiSon Ave.. between Madison Ave. and Queen St., at Sefferson St. and Stock^p PI. and Guerney St. A PITTSBURGH AV^ at Beach and at Maryland Ave., New Jersey Ave. between Baltimore and Brooklyn Ave., Wilmington Ave. at Beach Ave., Ocean St. at Beach Ave., Virginia Ave. at Trenton and at Philadelphia Ave . and Philadelphia Ave. at Ohio, Idaho and New York Ave. Council denied the A V A Construction Corp. of Newark a request to extend for a few days the time allowed for construction work in connection with the force mains project of the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority. George Piercy Jr, general superintendent, asked that work be allowed to continue at a stream crossing and on Claghorn PI (recently renamed Capehart La. The mayor said it would be unfair to residents of that area in the summer time and stuck by the Council'l original ruling that no work on the MUA project is tb take place until after Labor. Day.

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AMONG DEMOCRAT LEADERS on hand for a county organization fund raiser last Monday at the Golden Eagle, Cape May. are Cong. BUI Hughes, flanked by Middle TWp^ Mayor Sam Devico, left. Cong. James Florio. right, and^y township Committeeman Michael Voll. Zoning Board Action Due

AVALON — The borough Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet 7K30 p.m. Thursday, July 1, at the meeting room in Borough

Hall. 1100 Dune Dr.

The agenda includes reorganization and election of officers; an application for permission to construct a two-story single family residential dwelling on premises at 311 39th St., permit for which was denied by building inspector because of prior zoning board ' denial on the

premises.

ALSO AN application to permit a second floor deck .to be expanded so as to be 13 feel from property line adjacent to Boardwalk, and to have height of railing reduced to three feet, at premises at 39 E. 27th $1. It is intended to take formal action on these mat-

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AVALON - Mrs Yvonne Ballenger. chairman of the borough Environmental Commission, has announced that a Post Storm Report will be hand delivered to every home in Avalon. The report describes in detail present stornv hazards and possible solutions, with recommendations by experts in the field of coastal management. THE REPORTS will be delivered by members of the Environmental Commission with the help of volunteers from the Women's Civic Club, the Garden Club and other interested resident^,^ including Girl Scouts./

The Environmental Commission sponsored this report in part, resulting in "a grant from the New Jersey Department of En^virortroental Protection Division of Coastal VjRqsouroes The report has neelHt/progress for about a )£*r. using Avalon as a "model" for the coast of New Jersey. Anyone having questions about the report should attend the commission

meetings 7:30 p.m. July 7 and Aug. 4 in the Borough Hall Council Meeting Room. After the delivery, copies of the report can be obtained at the Boro Hall, Mondays through Fridays.

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