Htfild a Untern »1 April '84

BEAR HUGS — Smoko the Bear. 40. talks o Time Nursery and Dav Care Center. ( Tracey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hack of C and Mrs. Richard Ressner of North Cape May; Mersch of Court House.

Don* Ward prevention with youngsters at Tot Friday. With him are. from left. Creek; Amanda, daughter of Mr. Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John

Tougher On Drunk Drivers

COURT HOUSE - The - Cape May County Council on Alcoholism recently relocated its office to the County Health Department Building in the Crest Haven complex. Its telephone number is 465-2282. A new addition to the council staff is Lisa Shaw , who has been named administrative assistant. A resident of Cape May City, she is a graduate of Stockton State College, where she received a' bachelor's degree in social wort. She will attend the School for Alcoholism Studies for two weeks in June on a

scholarship subsidized by the council. The council points hut that a new and stricter drunkonN driving law becomes effective Oct. 5 this year, j THE LAW provides greater financial penalties than previously. Among these is a fee of MO after conviction to pay for evaluation and screening. Failure to satisfy the retirements for referral atment results in a 3lory two-day term of imprisonment A person who attends an Intoxicated Driver

Rsource ( ed\a maxi per Bay. U

e Center is charg-

j maximum fee of $25 per Bay, through this maybe waived by the court for good cause. A person refer red to an inpatient rehabilitation program must bear the cost of the

treatment.

Fines are $250-400 for the first offense; $500-11.000 for the second, and $1,000 for the third or subsequent

conviction.

License suspensions range from six months to a y ear for the first offense to 10 years for the third

offense

Boro Sets Pickups of Bulk Trash

*• AVALON - David Carrick, division head of Public Works, urges area residents to have bulk trash ready for pick-up on . the dates set. “We. have divided the town into three areas Monday has been set aside as a pick-up day in each one An April date has been set to - help with early clean-up and storm debris. The dates are posted on the 'Welcome to Avalon’ sign on Avalon Boulevard." said Carrick. There will be no callbacks if residents miss their pick-up date," Car- ‘ rick wanted. The three areas with their dates are as follows; Section l — 6th Street to the north side q£X23rd Street, including Inlet Drive, and Sunrise Drive. June 11 and Sept 10; Sec tion 2 — South side of 23rd Street to the north side of 41st Street, April 16. June 18. Sept. 17; Section 3 — South side of 41st Street to the south side of 80th Street including Bay berry. Pelican. Seagull, Flam ingo, Heron,. Greenan and Sunset Drives,* April 3. June 25, Sept. 24. There will be pick-up only on the date noted, one day^nly per area..

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