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| News Notes fromLower Township | E. J. Duffy 465-5055

I TOWNSHIP COUNCIL I has posted its meeting " schedule lor the remainder of the year. Except lor holidays and other deviations Irom the norm, council will hold its work sessions at 6 p.m. every other . Monday followed by a regular meeting then at 8 p.m. Those meetings will Infield July lti. July 30. Aug 20. Sept. 5. Sept. 17. Oct. 1. Oct. 15. Nov. 5. Nov. Hi. Nov. 19. Dec 3 and Dec. 17 The township Incinerator Authority and Board ot Health have been meeting on Mondays. They may continue to do so hut. at last week's council work ses'sion. Mayor Robert Fothergill was trying to reschedule authority and 'health board meetings to Tuesday evenings. No lor ma I change was made then. though TOWNSHIP POLICE received three new patrol cars last week. Lt, Charles Thornton confirmed The Ford LTD's. ordered five months ago, at $9,077 a piece, were being fitted with lights, radios etc. he said. - Complaining that the vehicles were more than a half-year old by then. Fothergill said last month he planned to recommend that township council consider canceling the order with an upstate dealer The new autos bring to in the number ot vehicles in the force's fleet "GOOD DETECTIVE work."' accounts for the ai-

res! s ol two men in connection villi the June 4 break in last month at Marine Bank's night deposit box. 1950 Bayshore Road. Villas. Thornton said, declining elaboration ol what that work entailed Police have not recovered an estimated $20,330 stolen Irom deposit bags dropped in the box that was pulled out ol the bank wall, the lieutenant added, but two arrests were made Frederick Hamilton. 19. of 18 Drum Bed Road. Villas, was being held last week in lieu of Sio.ooo cash bail on burglary and thclt charges lor the bank heist, according to Thornton and Capt William Perry ol the county s h e r i II s department. Another suspect. Steven Clarency. 19 mo known address » was facing extradic tion from Ft. Myers. Fla . •Thornton said. Hamilton was one ol 30 adults arrested by township police last month: one juvenile was also faken into custody. Thornton reported. Those arrests were among 427 criminal complaints investigated by the force last month including nineburglaries. 41 larcenies and 34 vandalisms Another 493 non-criminal complaints were handled out ol the 1.881 call recorded by police dispatchers Police nabbed five drunk driving suspects, investigated 51 collisions and handed out 78 traffic tickets They logged 37.884 miles on patrol, completed 1.491 property checks and recovered $13,802 in stolen property, nearly $51,134 was reported stolen liKi month /

CHIEF KEVIN IIART of the Lower Township Rescue Squad reports thai he and Tom Sawyer, director of the Wiidwood Crest "Ambulance Corps, have reached an agreement on emergency coverage lor ' Diamond Beach, the township shorefront south of the Crest. The corps will continue to answer ambulance calls Irom Diamond Beach until Jan. 1. Hart said, while the squad prepares to pick up the slack. The corps has been handling Diamond Beach emergency calls because of the distance to the shorefront from the s^q u a d ' s Mainland headquarters NEXT MONTH, the squad will launch a lund 11 drive to help pay for threenew ambulances expected this summer: it's goal is $30,000. Hart said. Only 1.854 of 11.500 requests for donations that the squad mailed during its Mary-h fund drive were returned. Just $11,000 was collected despite the $36,000 goal. TOWNSHIP COUNCIL is considering th£ resque squad's request for a $25,000 emergency ap propriation. The municipal government almost automatically contributes $25,000 to the squad each year and traditionally .allocates another $25,000 annually in emergency funds. y "I've never known a year that they t squad members) didn't get the $50,000." Township Solicitor Bruce Gorman, who also serves as squad attorney, told council during it's work session last week. Last year, however. Hart was asked to produce finanenrt-statements to the ^/TTfwnship government, showing that the squad (Page 23 Please)

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- AVALON Michael I) I Brunner of 238 69th St . a | junior at Bucknell University, has been named to the Dean's List lor the lirst semester ot the 1983 84' academic year To earn the honor, studeqf* at the Lewishurg. Pa . (Institution must have agraoe.point average ol 3 5 or better

Inm Medal / i for Farmer I MARMORA - Staff Sgt I Mark S. Farmer, son of Robert C. Farmer of 4 Bay ana Rd. has been decorated with the second award of the Army Commendation Medal at Fort Bragg. N.C. The Army Commendation Medal is awarded to those individuals who demonstrate outstanding achievement or meritorious service in the performance of their duties on behalf of the Army. Farmer is a utilities equipment repairer with the 82nd Airborne Division.

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