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News*- AAAI Digest .(From Page 1) after crasjitng into the rear of a pick-up truck. ^ The victim was Victor T. Romeo. Ill, of Holly. Rd. At 1982 graduate of I>ower Cape May Regional High School, he excelled in cross country and was the 1982 Wrestling champion in the 141-pound class for both the Cape-Atlantic league and District 32. According to I>ower Twp. police Captain Larry Dalton, Romeo, traveling north on Seashore Rd.. struck the back of* a pick-up truck driven by Robert Greenfield.of ( ape May as he was waiting to make a left onto New England Rd. Both Romeo and a passenger on the cycle — 17-year-old Barry Mahon of West Berlin —. were thrown into the southbound lane where Romeo was struck by a car driven by James W. Goble of Dallastown, Pa. Mahon was transported to Burdette Tomlin Hospital and treated for abrasions and lacerations. Capt. Dalton said Sunday that the accident is still under investigation.

Highway Push ...WILDWOOD t Assemblyman Guy Muziani is reportedly going to push for state Transportationtommissioner John Sheridan to appVve the state hand over to the Parkway Authority portions of state highway now linking two parts of the Garden State*Parkway in Middle Township. According to reports, the request for change in ownership has come from Wildwood City Commissioner Wilber Ostrander who is upset that Jhe state still refuses to cut grass along suite highways. the highway in question is a four-mile stretch that the Parkway Authority refused to deal with when the Parkway was built in the 1950’s because of the numerous cross streets. An agreement was made with the state that the Parkway would be run all the way to Cape May as long as the State Department of Transportation would take over the four-mile stretch in Middle Township. . Reportedly, Ostrander has said if the state refuses to turn over the four mile stretch of roadway the freeholders should put up a 10-c6nt toll plaza and use the revenue collected to take care of the weed and littqr problem. ,

A AAA A Sewage Demand MIDDLE TWP —Developers of. a propos ed 337-acre campground here will have to include a small sewage treatment plant in their project. The plant, along with the requirement that drainage ditches be regraded, is part of the state’s requirements before it will grant a Coastal Area Facilities Review Act permit for the 1,393 unit facility to be built near Goshen-Swainton Rd. near Dennisville Rd. According to reports, the state requirements were outlined in a preliminary report issued at last week’s CAFRA hearing. The campground, being developed by Tozour-Kerr builders, has been described by County Planning Director Elwood Jarmer as the ‘‘largest single recreational hbusing project conceived to date” in Cape May County. The project is being opposed by local conservationists, and Jarmer is reportedly Ancerned’about the project’s effect on supplies of.available drinking water.

FIRST PLACE in the Fancy Float Div. of recent Wildwood Baby Parade went to Daniel Joseph Moore. 2. of Millville.

Hqw To Be Ready, For Hurricane

VILLAS — Tips on getting ready for a hucricanc have been issued by^ower Township official^- : If a hurricane (BH?atens, keep listening to tA radio or television station for the latest weather rdport. as well as special instructions from the local government issued from the Emergency Management Office, Court House. HURRICANES can cause power and water failure. Check batterypowered equipment such as radios and flashlights. Store a supply of drinking water jn jugs, bottles, or cooking utensils, as the water supply may be damaged by the storm. Fill the car’s fuel tank to be prepared if evacuation should be necessary. Board up windows or protect them with storm shutters or tape. Danger to small windows is mainly winddriven debris. Larger windows may be broken by wind pressure. SECURE -OUTDOOR objects that might be blown away. Garbage cans, garden tools, toys, etc., may become weapons in hurricane winds. Once a hurricane has reached this area, remain indoors Blowing debris can injure and kill Do not go outdoors to the beach to look at the large waves. A straw in the surf propelled

bv the Tyind can kill. 1 TRAVEL CAN be ex tremely dangerous. If you are not told to move, stay at home. Be especially wary of the eye of the storm. If it passes overhead, there will be a lull in the wind lasting from p few minutes to a half hour or more. As the eye passes

UPPER TOWNSHIP - Tom Bonner, Democratic candidate for Township Committee, has reported that residents of the Strathmere area are experiencing a very serious water pressure problem. "I have been advised by several hesidents of Strathmere that the water pressure is so low during certain hours of the day that they are unable to take showers,” Bonner said. "This is not only an inconvenience ot those residents but also presents a serious safety hazard in the event of a fire.” Bonner met recently with Commissioner Alan Gansert of Sea Isfe City to discuss the problem. Commissioner Gansert is reportedly discussing with the State of New Jersey a

the winds will increase rapidly to hurricane force, and will come from the opposite direction. The emergency management coordinator for the township will be located in the Township Police Station during the hurricane. He can be reached by calling 886-8141.

provision to upgrade water service for the Strathmere area through the Sea Isle City facilities. "I BELIEVE that the elected officials of Upper Township should pursue the proposal to upgrade the current facilities,” he said According to Bonner the water service ' in Strathmere is currently contracted privately with the Aramingo Water Co. « posal to conservice from y might give he Strathmere e at the same educed cost," • Bonner noted that many issues affect only Strathmere and have no impact on the mainland areas of the Township.

Pressure Problems Cited by Candidate