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BAYSHORE APPLIANCE SKKVTC ENTER INC. located at the Wayside Village Shopping Center in Marmara features portable appliance service, parts and accessories fohmOst housewares manufacturers. They are factory authorized by General ElectHc, Hamilton Beach. ProctorSilex. Toastmaster. Farberware and others and are the only warranty station in the area. Owners^Mr. & Mrs. Thomas l^es. have been in the appliance service business for 35 years, the past 2>* in Marmora. They are open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 to 1. Phone number is 399-2233.

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Insurance Savings by County

COURT HOUSE - By soliciting competitive proposals for property and casualty insurance, the county has saved the taxpayers over $200,000, according to Freeholder William E. Sturm Jr, who oversees the Department of Insurance as Director of Revenue and Finance for the county. The County has just completed a three-month process that produced 23 proposals from 16 companies in the following areas; Property; Bridge Physfcal Damage; General Liability; Public Official Liability; Police Professidfial Liability and Flood Insurance. The Board of Freeholders employed the consulting firm, Insurance Buyers Council Inc., to analyze the proposals and contracts were awarded June 22. "THE COST OF the insurance coverages was approximately $573,000 in 1981,” Sturm said, "This year’s process allowed us to purchase the same or .broader coverage for a total cost of $346,961, subject to audits and

negotiated changes.” Two of the major reasons for the significant savings are the current state of the insurance market and the county’s decision to increase its level of risk retention through higher deductibles. Both of these variables had a substantial impact on the premium quotations, according to Sturm. “In 1981 our property and general liability premium was approximately $204,988 with a $100 property and a 0 general liability deductible; this year the cost is $82,876 with a $1,000 property and a $2,500 general liability deductible level t ”

825 Million MUA Notes Reissued

SWA INTON - Project notes for $25 million due to mature Sept. 1, have been reissued by the County

Volunteer Vacations

COURT HOUSE - Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Fund Drive volunteers will know in about three weeks who has won two vacation trips donated by R-Way Travel to honor the most successful volunteer solicitor in)the eight week summer fftase of the $1.5 million fund drive. .The leaders in the guest for the five-day trip to

Courses Set At Armory

VINELAND - During the fill semester. Cumberland County College will offer two courses at the National Guard Armory, Court House. Western Civilization 102, a survey of major movements and ideas in Western thought, will meet

6:30 - 9:25 p.m. Fridays. Introduction to Sociology 201, on man and his culture, will meet 6:30 - 9:25 p.m Thursday. Fall semester registration will be held at the college cafeteria 9 a m. - 7 p.m. Sept. 7-9. For information, call 691-8600.

Freeport, Bahamas, for two, which will be won by the volunteer who secures the largest total dollar amount in mulit-year pledges, are Henry Peddle, James Rochford, Phyllis Catanoso, Robert Hafcle, Frank Ross and Theresa Mold. The New York City trip leaders are James Rochford, Phyllis Catanoso, Frank Ross, Henry Peddle, Robert Hafele, Theresa Mold, Wafren Gairctson, Bill Bezair and Robert Sellers. The volunteer who secures the largest total number of pledges will win the three day trip for two to New York City, and tftkets to a Broadway Show.

Municipal UtTlqties Authority The investment banking firm of Boland, Saffin, Gordon and Sautter purchased the new one-year notes at 8 1/4 percent interest, paying $24,837,500. PROGRESS ON resolv ing the odor problem in Ocean City is continuing, according to a report mtfde % by Charles Norkis, Chief Engineer.

"We met with air quality control people from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection on Aug 12,” Norkis noted. "They agreed witti our consultant s recommended remedies of installing a wet air scrubber at the 32nd St. pumping station and the installation of the vent pipe to the activated charcoal air scrubber at the 46th St. treatment plant.”

Radiology Training

COURT HOUSE' - Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital School bf Radiology has been 'in operation for 15 years. The class for the Fall of 1982 has been filled but it is not too soon for area high school students to consider applying for the 1983 Fall ■ session. Y’at P-iro, guidance counselor at Ixiwer -Cape May Regional High School, has found the area of health cv^ers one of great oppor tunity for graduates of county schools ’’With the Expansion of

Burdette Tomlin Hospital and the increased growth of population in Cape May County there are going to be a lot of job opportunities for young people from this area who want to work in the health fields,” commented Piro. The radiology school at Burdette Tomlin is the only school offering a license in a career within the county Lower Cape May Regional has sent at least one . graduate to tbe Burdette Tomlin-based school each year