If Grant Forthcoming Shortfall May Hold Up Funds

Although the township, is proceeding with the application procedure to get a slifce of some $11.3 million in federal funds targeted for neighborhood revitalization and economic development, officials here expect the funds available through the Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Program won’t become available for another six months. That’s the word from Committeewoman Peggie Bieberbach and township treasurer Wade Cooper. Both acknowledged Sunday they recently received information indicating the funds will not be . immediately available to qualifying municipalities. ACCORDING TO Cooper, “probably" the reason the funds are being temporarily withheld is because of a shortfall in the

state's fiscal blidget of some $62 to $150 million. He noted that the amount of federal funds coming into the state tagged for the Small Cities program has to be matched with state funds. Although a federal program, the monies available - — fhjs year through the Small Cities Program are being distributed by the sta/e. Most of the grants a# being used for projects promoting community revitalization and encouraging the creation of longtei*m employment. ON MONDAY, the Committee held a public hearing to discuss the filing of its application to acqire a technical Assistance Grant through the federal program. The state had ear marked a total $200,000 for this purpose. Earlier this summer, the Committee hired Tarquini

Observance Urged

PRINCETON - The Home Health Agency Assembly of New Jersey urgte all state residents to join the observance of National Home Health Care Week, November 28 through December 3. When Congress passed the joint resolution to establish National Home Health Care Week, Congressman Claude Pepper declared, “Home care is an idea whose time has come.” Senator Bill Bradley has stated, ‘‘Unnecessary institutional care is wasteful of both dollars and lives.’’’ Home Health Care is provided by agencies throughout the state and includes a wide range of services for care and

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Bd. Reorganizes CREST HAVEN - The County Vocational School Board reelected Gamaliel Broadley of Marmora as president and William Tozour of Avalon as>vice president at its reorganization meeting Nov. 1. Mrs Ella Foster of Woodbine was reelected as the New Jersey School Board Delegate. John Mead was appointed Board solicitor for 1982-83, while the appointment of a treasured was postponed pending screen ing of applicants. It was also dftided Board meetings will be held 7:30 p.m. the first Wed, of the month at the Career Center. The Atlantic City Press and the Gazette Leader were designed as the d,istr|ct’s official newspapers.

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