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Herald & Lantern 11 May '83

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LOCATED 3 MU ES NORTH OF CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE

AVALON - Superior Court .Judge Edward S. Miller has ruled that borough officials acted properly when they dismissed 18 of 21 Public Works Department employes after a Jan. 14 snow storm last year. Miller found that the employees did. in fact, refuse emergency snow removal work and that the refusal constituted an illegal strike. Three of the 21 employes, collectively known as the Avalon 21, were ruled insubordinate. and suspend-

ed for six months, retroactive to July. "A refusal of public employees to work is not a strike.” Miller maintained, "it’s a revolution.” “Here is a barrier island, in the dead of winter, sparsely populated, dependent on the public road for access even to a hospital. Failure to keep these roads open constituted a clear and immediate danger to the community and it is indeed fortunate that no disaster struck Avalon that night,” Miller added, "since loss of life might well have occured.”

SURF’S UP Stone Harbor shows a surf board, one of the items to be auctioned at the American Cancer Society’s 12th annual Champagne Fling at the Golden Inn ir Avalon from 4 to 8 p.m Sunday.

'Basin Queen Hauls Anchor

ATLANTIC CITY - The Basin Queen, which offers an exciting ocean view of the new Atlantic City coastline, will resume daily sightseeing trips on May 28. The 80-minute cruise of- ' fers the opportunity to cn- ' joy a fun-filled interlude aboard one of this resort's newest attractions The Basin Queen sails daily (except Monday) at noon. 2 p.m . 4 p.m and 7 p.m from Historic Gardner's basin Besides the regularly scheduled sailings, the Basin Queen is also available for group charter for parties of up to 125 people Tickets for the sightseeing trips are $6 for adults and $4 for children Information on charter rates can be obtained by writing to the Basin Queen, 1125 Atlantic Avenue. Atlantic City. NJ 08401

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