Herald & Unlern 30 Marth '83

Yarborough’s Hat In Mayoral Ring

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Club to Hold Dingus Day

COURT HOUSE For members, families and friends of the county Polish American Club, there will be a Dingus Day April 4. Easter Monday Tnis is for all to bring (their Easier baskets with meir meal to the club house at 5 30 p m Father Jones of Our Lady of Angels church will bless the food For information call 729 4815 or 522 2204 The club will also spon sor a spring dance April Hi at St Raymonds Hall. Villas, with buffet 7 9 p m a n d d anting 9 p m midnight by the Fobulou Ladds For tickets call 729-4815 or 522 3599

AVALON - Ernest L. Yarborough Jr. president of the borough Chamber of Commerce, has entered the race for mayor in the non partisan election May 10 Yarborough, who is president of the Cape Insurance Center Inc . North Wildwood, has been an Avalon resident since 1975 He is married to the former Carole Ann Gilliam and they have two children. Tracey and Ernie HE HAS BEEN active in civic affairs as a member of the Avalon Home and Land Owners Assn . coach of the Lions baseball team, chairman of the Communi ty Interaction Council, director of Citizens for Local and Intelligent Con trol, charter director and vice president. United Way of Cape May County. He was also named Member of the Year by the county Chamlwr of Commerce. Yarborough said his campaign will stress the concept that Avalon is a business "I say you elect a businessman to run a business" • ON HIS APPROACH to other issues. Yarborough said "I think it is necessary

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that a consultant be utilized to do a detailed study of the coastal conditions causing our present problem iwith beach erosion).” He called for a long range plan of pro tecting the beaches, and urged that the expensive funding for such a project be accepted as "a cost of doing businesss ” He also urged that the youth activity program be expanded in winter to in dude Friday and Saturday evenings and all day Satur days and Sundays. YAKBOROUGH also backed the six-year capital budget planning procedure implemented by the pre sent administration He also supported the master plan idea of a capital budget committee of citizens to consult with the m a y or on capital expenditures He pledged to retain the zoning requirements to maintain the borough's character as a family resort, and to support business expansion into year round activity for businesses which can ac commodate it He said he would attend the meetings of the planning board and the zoning board of adjustment ON BOKOI LH |>erson nel issues. Yarborough said he favors binding ar hilration and would work for the inclusion of such a clause in future labor contracts He said street repair would continue to be a priority item Referring to noise control. he favors cooperation rather than confrontation, and called for stricter regulation only as a last resort He favors a mayor's ad visory council comprising representatives of civic organizations, including the environmental com mission and the realtors association

Boro Plans For Cleanup STONE HARBOR The first Clean-up Day of the season will be Monday. April 4 Discarded fur niture. refuse, rubbish, junk and household effects and appliances may laplaced on the curbside dur mg the week preceding Clean Up day for removal by the l>orough Putting material on curl) side prematurely is a violation of borough ordinances

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