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Herald & Lantern 11 (anuary'M

Cape Builders Set Meeting

Promoter Accused Of Frauds

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SOMERS POINT - The "Visible Hous*”, a model designed to shpw innovative methods to cut home building costs, will be featured at the meeting of the Atlantic Home Builders ^ Association and the Home Builders . Association of

Cape May, to be held 7:30 p.m. iomorrow at the Great Bay Country Club. Robert L. Kamell. president of the New Jersey Builders Association, state officers and the seqior staff of the-association will be in attendance.

COURT HOUSE - Mark Diederich, director of the Cape May County Office of Consumer Affairs, has filed charges alleging violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act in Superior Court against Allan A Stevens Jr., a promoter of country and

western concerts who operated under the business name “Headliners”. Diederich chaims that Stevens sold over 200 advance sales tickets for concerts to -be held in the Wildwood Convention Hall and at Millville High School, then cancelled

those shows and failed to issue refunds to ticket

purchasers.

The civil action seeks a court order that Stevens make restitution to over 60 consumers, be assessed fines for violations of the Consumer Fraud Act and pay all court, legal and investigative costs.

Stevens, having moved from the state, was served with the summons in

Toano, Va. J

Any consumer who has lost mpney to Stevens and has not yet contacted Diederich should do so immediately at 465-7111, ex-

tension 399.

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FOR INFORMATION ON THE BULLETIN BOARD CALL 465-5055