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Herald & Lantern 16 March '83

Oigest (From Page 1> Mmtion the Parhinn COURT HOUSE..- Armed with a ftsitivo responds lo a survey of 175 Midlie Township businessmen, a planner ecommended Ihe arifa promote its shopting strengths with cultural events and idewalk sales. t

Too Much Too Soon SEA ISLE CITY — City Commissiofi inreased water and sewer rates $40 a. year o $170, tiling an $86,000 deficit and need d repairs Residents complained they yere told prior to the last increase, in 9^*, the system would be satisfactory mtil the late 1980s Ink and Ye Receive COURT HOUSE — Five incumbents iron the Cape May County Republican Irganizatidn endorsement for reelection Tiey were the only persons to request it. iccordmg to chairman Phil Matalucci 'he candidates Are State Sen James lurley, who served 14 years in the Assembly and is finishing his second year n the Senate, Assemblymen Joseph .'hinQici and Guy Muzianai, completing ix two year terms and one two-year erm, respectively, and county •'reeholders Ralph Evans and William iturm, seeking their third and fifth thi'ee rear terms, respectively Then There Were 10 OCEAN CITY — The Southern Shore legion Tourism Council increased from ix to Hi delegates, ending complaints ihout the lack of representation from ’.ape May City City civic affairs director 'erry Brown and Cold Spring Village Kiblic relations person Peg Sinclair join urrent members from Wildwood, Vildwood (’rest and Ocean City The hairman also is from Wildwood 'umberland County also will get two nore delegates to total five They 'll be iresented next month

/Vo, But... WILDWOOD CREST - Borough Com mission intends 10 put a charter study question on the November ballot, beating two pro-charter groups to the punch. The question would ask ‘'yes-no?" on a charter study commission and also list candidates seeking a spot on the commission

Cap Waived OCEAN CITY - The city Board of Education's request for a $741,000 budget cap waiver has been granted by the state commissioner of education. School officials contend the waiver is needed to prevent the layoff of at least 20 employes, fund field trips, and provide equipment and maintenance for the new high school addition. The $10-million budget that will be put to the voters in April is expected to be approved by the board this week. Butter: Later (From Page 1) Agriculture that they have facilities to sto/e it.” Morrell has said he can locate adequate storage space for the butter, which is ship ped frozen apd can he stored at 40 degrees Beer: Yes (From Page 1 > committee will recommend the poll results be given to legislators "as an information service " The board of directors meets at noon tomorrow at the Golden Eagle Motor Inn in Cape May , The chamber initially tried to avoid tak 'ing the poll because of the "no-win situa ftion." The Restaurant Association, which initiated Ihe request, agreed to forget it but the Beverage Association demanded the poll Roman said 15 of the chamber members who voted not to take a position said they opposed the legislation and seven favored it. Roman said the 34 percent response. 217 voting of 631 eligible, was "the largest return on any ballot or poll ever taken by the chamber "

Stone Harbor’s chamber of commerce has announced its principal speaker for the dinner meeting, March 21 at Henny's, 9628 3rd Ave. Cocktail hour starts when you get there and dinner/is served at 7.p.m., followed by the speaker and concluding with the business meeting. Principal speaker will be Gary L. Rudy, new director of Retailer Promotions for the Herald and Lantern. known for many years as a Cape May county businessman. His background is diversified, interesting and extensive. He graduated from Penn High School in Pittsburgh and was employed by the G.C. Murphy company there in 1958 Transferred to Cape May County in the 'eo's, he soon became a manager ih their Ocean City store. He then managed the Pacific Ave. store in Wildwood and was appointed General Manager of the CMCH Murphy's when it opened in 1977, one of the chain's largest outlets in the U.S. Soon after assuming this post he was drafted into the army and served on a general's staff in Europe He served in a total of 11 European countries and while in Germany, took ex eculive training seminars at the famed university of Heidelburg One of the most exciting moments of his career was standing on the platform with President John F Kennedy while JFK delivered his "Ich Bin Ein Berliner" speech WHEN HE RETURNED to civilian status he was elected one of the outstan ding young men of America in 1970 Rudy has been continually active in civic af fairs. He and his wife, Bra. live in Rio Grande and he is currently Prexy of the Middle Twp Crimestoppers. in

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which S.H. Police Chief Bill Donohue has expressed great interest. Rudy is expected to explain this new program, among other topics, to his audience. Publisher of the Herald and Lantern. Darrell Kopp, has said: "We are delighted and proud that when a man of Gary Rudy's caliber chose to make a change of focus in his business career, he decided to come with the Cape May County Herald.” The S.H. Chamber of Com-

merce, is equally delighted that this dynamic and community-oriented young man has agreed to address its members and guests. The student publication, Avalon Courier, informs us that the 6th grade has been having a course on boating safety. Hooray! We feel all children living near water should be exposed to this education. Winners of the spell-off at the school in three divisions were: A. Eric Wamberg, B, Michael Zane, and C, Terri Reiser.

Doth Ward IRISH THRU AND THRU - Richard C urran of Wildwood Crest sports an authentic Irish Connemara hat. a printed shamrock tie, and his great-grandfather's shillelegh as he prepares for tomorrow’s St. Patrick's Day celebration, lie also manages — what else? — the Shamrock Cafe In Wildwood.

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