Herald St Lantern 9 February '83

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YOUTH HUNT — ConjmHtec of Wildwood Rotary Club map* search for candidates to attend It* District Youth Leadets Conference at Stockton State College this summer. Left to right are Rotary Club president William , *Oizie" Osborne; committee members Fd Deane and David Von Savage, and committee chairperson Jack Weis. For further information call Weis at 522-7748. VALUES

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AVALON At its regular monthly meeting of the Borough Council unanimously voted down a resolution to increase the beach fees for 1983 This ends the reciprocal arrangement between Stone Harbor and Avalon, since Stone Harbor has raised its fees for 1983. The resolution proposed to provide a summer beach area for dogs was also defeated in a l to 4 vote with Council President James Busha casting the only "yea" vote. IN REPORTS ,to the public. Counciiwoman Grace Keen announced that she and Counciiwoman Jeannette Glazier attended the County League of Municipalities Meeting where the completion of Route 55 was discussed. She would like to receive

public opinion on the subject of Route 55 as a toll road. Andrew Bednarek, Borough Administrator reported that 11 of 14 local realtors attended a meeting with the council. Police Chief Joseph Foley. Borough Attorney Bob Finebert and himself on the problem of noise by renters in the summer. Seventyone letters fl^d been sent to property owners where renters had caused problems. resulting in conviction in 1982 ' THE MEETING with the realtors was to stress various statutes regarding unlawful conduct It was noted that most group rentals arc not a problem bul the 10 petrent IhqiWtre pre sent a danger to the rest of the residents and visitors The realtors pledged more

supervision and cooperation with these problems. Busha has requested that a representative of the County Planning Board attend a future work session to explain the reasoning for closing the Ocean Drive bridges to bicycles. First Aid Class CAPE MAY - The city will be conducting a threeweek class in Multi-Media First Aid. For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411. ext 20 or 27. Date ('hanged The monthly meeting of the. Property Owner's Association of Cape May Beach scheduled for Feb 21 has been canceled. The next meeting will be March 21

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