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LUNCHEON AND COCKTAILS served under the awnings overlooking the ocean noon'til 2:30 p.m. DINNER AND COCKTAILS served daily 5 p.m. til 10 p.m. Brd and Breakfast Available THE PETER SHIELDS um 1301 BEACH AVENUE CAPE MAY

AVALON - At its regular monthly meeting tomorrow, July 22, the Borough Council will hear public input and take action on several resolutions and ordinances. After receiving a report from Borough Administrator Andrew Bednarek concerning bulk trash, the council will consider a resolution to provide three weeks a year for bulk trash pick-up^ ftednarek's report shows that designating three weks, rather than picking up on call; saved the borough approximately $22,000 from 1961 ■ THE SAVINGS WERE computed on the basis of manpower hours saved, as well as use of trucks to the landfill, 653 against 188. The resolution will call for three weeks of pick-up per

year at one week segments for early spring, lat^'spring and fall. \ Borough visitor^ and residents were agarn reminded that regular trash must be in metal or molded plastic containers, not in plastic bags only. ALSO TO BE considered will be a resolution to support continued railroad service to South Jersey, and a resolution to file for acquisition of Green Acre funding for local projects. Ordinances to be brought on for public hearing and final action will be: Ordinance 99-82: and supplementing Chapter V Personnel Section 5-9 Code of Ethics, subsection - political activity^ ORD1NANC# 100-82 Amendment to Cropter VI General Police Regulations re: Letter-Handbjlls. Or-

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dinance 101:82 - An ordinance repealing subsection 9-4-4 premises of section 9-4 Regulation of licenses, Chapter IV Alcoholic beverage. Ordinance 102-82: Amending, Chapter XIII Streets, Sidewalks, etc. Section 13-4.4. Installation of curbs. Ordinance 103-82: Amending Sect. 3 (d) of Ordinance 96-82 - Bond Ordinance appropriating $834,570 and authorizing the issuance of $794,315.00 bonds or rates of the Borough for various improvements or purposes authorized to be undertaken by the Bofough of Avalon. ORDINANCE 104-82: Appointing the Borough Engineer, fixing the compensation and terms of office. At the work session Council President Busha appointed the following coun-

cil persons to serve on Boards or Committees: Public Safety, Councilman Busha and Councilwoman Keen; Public Works, Councilwoman Sloan and Glazier; Finance, Councilman Gray and Councilwomcn Sloan. To select committees as follows: Chamber of Commerce, Councilwoman Keen; Land and Homeowners Association, Councilwoman Sloan and Councilman Busha; Senior Citizens, Councilwoman Glazier; Waterways and Inlet, Councilman Gray; Recreation, Councilwoman Sloar^ Negotiations. Councilman Busha and Councilwoman Sloan; Beach Patrol, Councilman Gray; Recycling, Councilwoman Sloan; Beach Patrol, Councilman Gray; Recycling, Councilwomen Keen and Glazier and Cultural Art, Councilwoman Sloan.

CAPE MAY - Mayor Blomkvest has advised bathers not to leave their valuables on the beach, noting Monday night that two of his daughters were the victims of thefts over the weekend The mayor also reported that during the month of

June police issued 66 tickets for moving violations, most of them for speeding, and 2,621 tickets for parking meter offenses. He said "quite a few summonses" were issued for drinking on the streets as part of the city’s concerted drive against such offenders.

Against Bus Parking Lot CAPE MAY — A resolu- mora, provides for a parktion authorizing a $23,747 ing area with-fresh stone contract for work on the * surface and landscaping Bank St. Parking Lot was along the Bank St. right of

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THE RESOLUTION drew protests from Christine Miller of the Bank Street Improvement Assoc, and James Allen of the Neighborhood Improvement Assoc. Miller objected to the tour buses using the Bank St. lot, contending that cancer causing agents in the diesel fuel were dangerous to the resident’s health. She charged flooding was caused by the lot, an allegation that was strongly denied by Mayor Arthur Blomkvest, and that the buses were dangerous to children playing in the street. Mayor Blomkvest said the city is working on a solution to the problem that will help Bank St. area residents. Miller said>§he still would not support they solution if it was near other v prople's homes. "MAYBE IT won’t be near people's homes," the mayor hinted. A contract for 12 new fire hydrants at $450 a piece was awarded to the New Jersey Water Works Supply Co. of Mays Landing. License applications were granted to the Cape May Tennis Club Inc., also known as the William J. Moore Tennis Center, for a dance and benefit at Convention Hall Aug. 14, and to Henry C. Needles, trading as High Roller Limousine Inc. of Villas for a sevenpassenger taxicab.

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