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Herald & Lantern 8 December '82

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AVAM)N A seminar and demonstration on safe- . ly. measures and pro redure^ for public works employVrs and employees was held here recently • The response from area officials, the Water Supfrintendents Association ami the South Jersey Water Pollution Control jflonK with Surrounding mVninparlities wasyccy en couraging." commented ,I(K' fiihlw, (’oordinator of |,<iss Control ;md Safety for Avalon, .who conducted the seminar. The purpose of th*- meeting was to help other mdnleipallties -im

pollutants may carry them home from work and bring infections to their families; the disposable suits avoid

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prove their procedures by ^earning from Avalon’s

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•IHCAl.TH AND safety measures are not only beneficial to the employees hut have proven to be cost efficient because of the in-

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or accident. " N (»ibbs noted. On site demonstrations were-.given of the "throwaway" suits worn in cleaning^nd checking wells a^d df the fresh air masks and exposure meters used when explosive or pollutant gases are possible. Employees exposed to

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AVALON - During the summer months, the Avalon Pojice Department is kept busy handling noise complaints However. Chief Foley’s report for September, noted only 20 noise arrests and none for

October.

Residential checks rose to 1,812 and business checks to 1,551 for people who arc away Traffic ar- • rests dropped from 153 in September to 26 in October and criminal arrests from

67 to 26.

In answering sick calls, property damage, minor incidents, juveniles, motor vehicles traveled 12,093 miles in September and 14,541 miles in October. Collection Set SEA ISLE CITY - Recyclable newspaper,' glass and aluminum will be collected here Dec. 13 and

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Residents living between 94th St. and 64th St. should put rccyclables at the curb, away from their trash, for collection on Dec. 13, Those living between 63rd St. and 1st St should place rccyclables at the curb, away from the trash, on Dec. 14.

•RECYCLER OF’YEAR’ award is presented to Diane M. DeMeo. county Municipal Utilities Authority recycling coordinator, by Freeholder Ralph Evens. Looking on are MUA Chairman Charles B. Hathaway, and MUA Commissioner Boy Cilliam. Award was made by New Jersey Recycling Forum, a coalition of government, labor and industry representatives.

Three sSek Reelection MILLVILLE -’The First there to be any doubt aboul District legislative team our being candidates in the of Senator James R. 1983 election. We have Hurley and Assemblymen worked hard as a team for Joseph W Chinnici and ) the district that comprises Guy Muziani have an- all of Cape May and part of nounccd their intention to Cumberland Counties and

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chairpien."

• JOE CHINNICI, Guy. Muziani and I do not want City Offering Heating Help SEA ISLE CITY-There is a program oi> Home Energy Assistance available for Sea |sle City residents in neud of such aid, Mayor DonlLlaffa has

announced.

The program, a cooperative. Federal-State and County effort, makes funds available to residents for electr'ic, gas and heating bills during the coming cold winter, accor-

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The three legislators said they wanted Jo continue their efforts to keep ex isting jobs in the district, attract new jobs, and to pursue legislation affecting agriculture, transportation, and tourism. Auxiliary to Meet

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COURTHOUSE - Monthly meeting of the county American Legion Auxiliary Department of New Jersey executive committee will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in fhe Thurston Elmer Wood Post 198 Home.

Police Set Open House OCEAN CITY - The police department will hold an open house 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, to provide area residents with a chance to learn about crime prevention and tratfic safety, at the Public Safety Building, 835 Central Ave. “The purpose of this is to provide citizens with insight into the operations of the police department”, said Chief Domonick . Longo.- "Citizen involvement is the key to crime prevention. It is our hope that by providing this inside look it will provide people with a better understanding of our job. and will better enable us to serve the public. MEMBERS OF the local police force will give presentations on crime prevention, fire prevention and traffic safety.’ Longo said that the department began planning the event rfiore than two months ago and wanted to*hold it before the holiday season. Visitors will be given a tour of the facilities and will learn how the police communication network is set up. In addition the breathalizer will' be displayed and short films on crim^ prevention and traffic safety will be shown. Free literature will be given out on crime prevention and traffic safety.

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