Herald & Lantern 8 June '83

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Dor(« Ward

SWITCHING SIDES — Sharon Trackman of Marmora, helps her friend Greg MacDonald reverse the tassle on his mortarboard after baccalaureate services Sunday for seniors at Cape May Regional High School. MacDonald, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacDonald of North Cape May, will be graduated with his class tomorrow

afternoon.

Zoning Board Changes Made

STONE HARBOR - Warren Buckingham has been appointed second alternate to the borough's zoning board by Mayor Arden Hand, Buckingham will fill the positidh now held by Joan Hutchinson, who moves up to first

alternate. Both changes were due to the resignation of Kenneth Hawk from the board as he was recently named to be a member of Council and is therefore ineligible to hold a position on the zoning board.

Trash Times Change

AVALON — Summer garbage and trash collec tion regulations are now in effect. There will be no fur ther bulk trash pickup until Sept. 12. It is the responsibility of the residents to dispose of such large bulky items, brush and clipping^, according to Andrew Bednarek, borough administrator Contractors and landscapers are responsible for disposing of their trash items. They may not be dumped at the Public Works Yard. The dumpsters located at this site are for domestic household trash only, notes Bednarek. From June through Sept 14, trash collection will be Monday and Thursday on the east side of Dune Drive; Tuesday and Friday on the west side of Dune Drive to Ocean, Wednesday and Saturday to the west side of Ocean Drive (Third Avenue) in the main business area. All garbage and trash must be in covered containers with tight lids and placed at the curb the night before, due to the 7 a m. start of collection. Plastic bags only are not allowed, he added. There are dumpsters at the maintenance yard that may be used by the public to avoid unsightly piles of trash at curbside. The Public Works Yard is not a dump sight for contractor's material, bulk trash and shrubbery The police department has been notified of these regulations and will be warning those who do not conform, Bednarek stressed.

Liebold Among Honored Artists

ST(ME HARBOR - Carol(®ebold. formerly of this borough and Huntingdon Valley. Mon tgomery County. Pa., was one of less than 100 artisLs from throughout Penn sylvania honored at a reception hosted by Pennsylvania Gov Richard Thornburgh at the Governor's mansion in Harrisburg recently. Liebold, now of Wyndmoor, is a commercial artist noted for her strong design skills and versatility in applying them The daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred P. Liebold of Stone Harbor and Huntingdon Valley, she is a graduate of Philadelphia's Moore College of Art She is working on special assignments for Max Raab, Philadelphia entrepreneur ffnd owner of the apparel firm J G. Hook which owns the Post Horn store in Stone Harbor Her range of work has included a logo design for Shearson/American Express; a series of contem porary, whimsical illustrations for the Morsels marketing firm in Chestnut Hill, cover designs for several Philadelphia publications; corporate identi ty programs; and fabric and textile design.

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