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Salvesen In State Position

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COURT HOUSE - John 0. Salvesen. County Director of Transportation, has been appointed Assistant Director of the Governor's Office of Management. Sen James R. Hurley (Rl Cape May/ Cumberland announced "This is the highest appointment to the Kean Administration for any Cape May County resident to date.” Hurley explained, "and the job is concerned with the overall improvement of state government in all 20 major departments. "THE STATE IS about to undertake a major program to cut costs and improve services and Salvesen will play an important role in the development and implementation of this program "Under the direction of .the Freeholders. Salvesen. eight years ’ ago. created the award-winning Fare* Free Transportation

System, the first coordinaled humdn service transportation pN^gram io the nation, which remains a model program to this

day."

SALVESEN. A resident of North Cape May, married and the father of two boys and a girl! (17, 15 and 11 respectively) was bom in Stone Harbor and raised in Avalon, where his mother and step-father, Belly-and Bill Ross, still reside He graduated from Middle Township High School and attended Bucknell University before leaving to serve in the U S Marine Corps during the Korean war. In 1975 Salvesen founded the National Council for the Transportation Disadvantaged and served as Executive Director until his appointment by Governor

Kean

HE IS ALSO an active member in *Jhc Council on Special Transportation

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(COST) as well as the N.J. County Transportation Association', the National Associatiori of Counties Transportation Steering Committee and, two years ago waS appointed by Governor Byrne to serve on the New Jersey Transit Advisory Board.

He was appointed to (he Transportation Policy Subcommittee of the Republican National ComI mittee and helped write the s transportation policy positions for the Reagan Presidential Campaign He has also worked as a . transportation consultant for the federal government during both the Carter and the Reagan Administra-

tion.

Boro Stages Crackdown AVALON — Borough Police are enforcing ordinances with regard to dogs on the beach, walkers on the dunes and unlicensed catamarans Many warnings have already been issued to violators of borough ordinances and now summons are being issued. "LAST WEEK a fummons was issued to an individual for walking on the dunes and to seven $ catamarans that were unlicensed," commented Borough Administrator Andrew Bednarek. "The borough takes pride in the beauty of its dunes and beaches and we will not tolerate having them damaged or defaced." For information on any or all ordinances persons , may call or visit Borough Hall 8 a m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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‘Pretty Good’ Riparian-wise CAPE MAY - The tax assessor brought good news Monday night to many city residents fearful that they might have to buy their property back from the state of New Jersey in the tidelands claims con-

troversy.

REPORTING ON a briefing he received at a meeting with representatives of the Dept, of Environmental Protection, assessor John Dollinger said property owners in Cape May are "in pretty good shape." He told city Council the majority of the properties in the city have already been granted out and that only a small area west of Madison Avenue "is. somewhat suspect at the

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Chairmen COURT HOUSE - Philip Matalucci was elected this past week to his second successive term as Chairman of the State Republican ' County Chairmen’s Association. Matalucci, County Republican Chairman, was elected* to head the statewide group of 21 GOP chairmen by unanimous vote. The annual meeting was held in Bordentown. "I feel it is a great honor to be chosen a second year for this post, especially during our Republican Governor Tom Kean’s term of , office," said Matalucci. Free Dog Dip Set COURT HOUSE - To help combat the insect season, Croitor’s Feed and Cbal is hosting its first annual dog dip 1:20-5 p.m. Wednesday, July 21. The insecticide bath is composed of a solution to kill ticks, fleas, and lice. The dip will take place at Croitor’s Feed and Coal, Schoolhouse Lane, here. ALL DOGS WILL be dipped free of chargX,as a community service. All dogs must be leashed upon arrival, and a towel is suggested to dry the dog. Additional information is available by calling 465-7365. /— \ Births V SOMERS POINT - TV following ■it« birth* have bwn •nnounrwl by Shore Menum*! HoaptQil OAtT.HTKR to John *nd Jane Ath Norton of Villa*. June 29 SON to Robert and Sally Brke O'Hara of Cape May. July 4 SON to Jeffery jnd Barbara Cartaon Armitroag of Somer* Point, June 29 SON to Robert and Beverly RaUlff Seylhonwer of Sea Isle City, July • SON to Rob#t and Dallas Brailer , Otnnl* of North Cape May. July 7. COURT HOUSE - TV following area birtha have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hoapital: SON to Charles and Natalie MUIer Salvesen of Rio Grande, June 23 DAUGHTER jto William and Marie Grebe WHdman of S CoW Spring. June 24 i SON to Robert and Linda Tetl Me Dew ell of Court House, June 34 SON to Carl and Eileen Bawmaa sunden of Rio Grande, June 24 DAUGHTER to Howard and Margaret Klttner Bethel of Cape May. June 25 DAUGHTER to Randall and Karen Brown Sower* of West Cape May. June X SON to Jeffrey and Debra Parrell Fradt of Villa*. June 27 DAUGHTER to Frederick and Deborah Peakrthiaas Caataw of Court House. June «

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