Herald & Lantern 14 March '84

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New Study Urged for Highway

WASHINGTON, D C. - Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) has once again called upon the New Jersey Department of Transportaiton to study the feasibility of constructing a new

east-west superhighway,

through South Jersey. In a letter to DOT Commissioner John Sheridan, Hughes said long-range planning is essential to deal with the growing transportation problems in South Jersey, particularly along the highways leading into Atlantic City. I Unfortunately, he said, the DOT did not give fair consideration to the region’s future transporta

CAREER TALK — Susan Walton, guidance counselor at Teitelman School, goes over material for Career Day to be held March » with Bonnie Millard, secretary of Lower Township Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Walton spoke on

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his earlier request to study a new-highway linking the Delaware Memorfads. Bridge with the Atlantic Ci- ^ ty Expressway and other north-south arteries in

South Jersey.

“Traffic is already unbearable along our local highways, particularly during the summer weekends,” Hughes wrote. "Knowing that major traffic increases will be forthcoming in our area, I cannot understand why the DOT limited its consideration of this issue strictly to last year's traffic count. I would urge you to reconsider the need for this feasibility study, taking into account the growing traffic demands which are so apparent in our area."

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SOMERS POINT - State Sen. James R. Hurley will be guest of honor and principal speaker at the 13th Annual Installation Dinner of the New Jersey Marine Dealers Association. Monday evening, March 19, at Harry's Inn. Festivities will begin with a social hour at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:30. Prospective members are welcome, and may call 266-1666 for information and reservations. . Officers to be installed include Peter Cirrinicione of Tony's Marine Supply. Cape May, president; Vice presidents, Raymond Cresse of Wildwood Yacht Basin and Vincent DiMauro of North Wildwood Marina, and secretary-treasurer. Renee Levin of Stone Harbor

Promoted At Sands

MARMORA-TheSands Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, has announced the promotion of Jeff Ross of Upper Township to vice president of casino operations. Prior to assuming his new position, Mr. Ross was director of casino operations. In April 1979, Ross came to Atlantic City, where he was employed af Caesar’s Boardwalk Regency as a games manager. He joined Bally’s in 1980 as assistant casino manager and came to the Sands in April, 1983, as executive casino marketing host. A native of Niagara Falls, N.Y., Mr. Ross resides in Marmora with his w-ife Virginia and their two children, Jack, 12 and Danielle, 11.'

Marina. Directors ar.e Ralph Dilks of All-Seasons Marina, Marmora; Art Merrill of Art Merrill Marine, Absecon, and JoAnna Paul of Atlantic Assurance. Atlantic City, immediate past president.

Insurance Sriiolarship HIGHLAND PARK - Applications for an educational scholarship of up to $500 for insurance industry employes are now available from the Young Agents Committee of the Independent Insurance Agents of New Jersey (IIA/NJ). For the third year, the Young Agents Committee is taking applications from insurance agency employes who want to develop additional skills in their field. The applicant's employer must be a member of^IA/NJ; the applicant cannot be an agency principal; he or she must have at least two years of insurance business experience and be under the age of 40 as of April 1. The scholarship moneymust be used to pay for one course. The Young Agents Committee will pay for one course and related feooks The scholarship must be used within one year of award, and may involve a course such as the one in the CPCU program, a college course, work toward the AAI designation, or licensing school.

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