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LOWER CAPE MAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Will he accepting new registrations any weekday between 8 AM and 1 PM until August 27, 1982 No registrations accepted between August 30, and September 10, 1982 New registrations will reopen Sept. 13. 1982

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Boro Leaders Support M.A.D.D. AVALON - Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and the Borough Council are wholly in support of a Cape May County Chapter of M A D D. (Mothers Against Drunken Drivers). In a letter to the Mayor and Council. Mrs Phyliss Dodd noted that "Mothers against Drunk Drivers recently held its first meeting to organize a Cape May • Atlantic County Chapter, where some appalling statistics were given. For example: In 1981 there were 22,000 murders in the U.S. In the same year 26,000 Americans lost their lives to drunk drivers. One American dies every 23 minutes in an alcohol related death. In/1081 Atlantic County led the state in drunk driving fatalities - Cape May County placed seventh. For every 10 cars on the road, one has a drunk driver behind the wheel.

Flea Market

MARMORA - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Co. will be holding a Flea Market 7 a m.-4 p m Aug. 7 at the fire house on Old Tuckahoe Rd. Post cards advertising the flea market have been : sent to the local radio stations, and posters will be going up at local stores, plus signs by the road sides of main highways. For information call 399-6050 or 399-1865

CONGRATULATIONS arc extended by Mayor Ellsworth Armacost to Opt. Robert Weed for 25 years of service to Avalon Police Department. ^

Service Honored AVALON - Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and the Borough Council presented Cpt Robert J. Weed. Sr. with certificates of appreciation and recongition for 25 years of dedicated service to the borough police department. Cpt. Weed has been an Avalon resident for 30 years, is married and the father of four children. He joined the police department in 1957 as dispatcher patrolman, was promoted to sergeant in 1967 and to captain in 1968. He is the property and logistics officer for the Division of Public Safety on the 4 p.m.-midnight shift.

In 116th Year CAPE MAY - The 116th annual card party and luncheon sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women of the Church of the Advent will, he held 11 *30 a m. Thursday. Aug. 5', at the Huntington Hoise. off Beach Dr. on GraMSt. For luncheon reservations call 884-4016 or 884-7221 on or before Aug. 2. * Bazaar Set OCEAN CITY - The annual summer bazaar of the Humane Society of the city will be 9:30 a m.-3 p.m. Tuesday. Aug 3, on the Music Pier. All Benefits from the bazaar help to make possible the nonprofit organization dedicated to the care of animals.

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WASHINGTON. D C. - Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) has urged the House of Representatives to reauthorize an Army Corps of Engineers beach restoration program in Cape May City. In testimony before the House Public Works Subcommitte on Water Resources, Hughes pointed out that by law, the project must be reauthorized by Congress before it can proceed to the construction

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stage. He urged the Subcommittee to approve legislation this year which reauthorizes the project, so that construction may begin / as soon as funding becomes available.. THE CAPE MAY project is intended to restore the beaches of the historic resort community.^the beaches were vjaftually washed away as theVesult of the fdweral government’s construction of the nearby Cold Springs Jetties in 1911. The goyernment has already acknowledged responsibili-, ty for causing this problem, and has designated Cape Muy as a mitigation proJebt. meaning it will be 100 percent federally funded. Hughes pointed out that roughly 25 percent of Cape May City's bonded indebtedness has resulted from local efforts to curb this erosion Despite this huge commitment of funds from both the local and state levels, the beaches have continued to erode at an alarming rate. "Since 1955 alone, the beaches of Cape May have lost an average of nearly 600,000 cubic yards of sand per year," Hughes said. "This erosion has robbed the resort of its greatest economic asset — its beach. It is imperative that we move forward with this beach restoration project, which has proven to be cost-effective, and which the residents of Cape May have awaited patiently for many years." The Cape May project has .in estimated cost of $12.1 million

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