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BREAKDANCING — Seventeen pupils from grades four and five at Middle Township Elementary School No. 3 gave a breakdancing exhibition recently . Two groups known as the Electric Shockers and the Windbreakers have been invited to perform at the county 4-H Fair in July. Doing the Michael Jackson bit at right is fifth-grader LeVern Fitz- • natriok. 11-vear-old son of Mrs. Deborah Fitznatrick of Burleieh.

House OKs Cape Beach Funds

WASHINGTON, DC. — . The House of Representatives has approved legislation which authorizes the construction of high priority water projects across the country, in- . eluding the long-awaited Cape May beach restoration project sponsored by Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ). In addition to the' Cape May beach project, the legislation includes 11 other projects authored by Hughes which address various fUfod control, beach restoration and »v navigational needs throughout South Jersey. inrouKiiuui ouuui . t

Thev are among some *300 projects nationwide authorized for -construction under»the Water Resources Development Act, which passed' the House Friday, June 29. THE SOUTH Jersey lawmaker said he is especially pleased with the approval of the Cape May beach restoration project. This comprehensive program is designed to restore the badly eroded beaches in Cape May City, shore up the nearby U.S.^fcoast Guard Training Center, and help protect Lower Township and Cape May Point from flooding. "The tragic, beach erosion in Cape May has robbed one of America's premiere seashore resorts of its.most precious natural asset,"' Hughes said. "The federal government is responsible for causing this erosion, and the residents and business community in Cape May have waited many years for the government to repay this debt.

Finally, it looks as if we are turning the corner in this I effort." i If the water resources i bill passes the Senate and is signed by the President, Hughes said he intends to I seek approval of funds to begin construction of the • Cape May beach project i next year. ALONG WITH the Cape • May beach project, the ; legislation authorizes the [ construction of major ' navigation and beach i stabilization programs , along four Inlets in Cape I May County: Corsons,

Great Egg Harbor. Hereford and Townsends. These projects were designed by the Army Corps of Engineers in the early 1960's to stabilize the beaches and keep the inlets open for commercial \ fishermen and recreational boaters. Finally, the legislation authorizes the construction of specially designed, lowcost flood control projects in six communities along the Delaware Bay. They include Reeds Beach and •Pierces point in Cape May County.

Meets Thurs. / AVALON — Borough council will hold a special meeting at 10 a. in. tomorrow in the council meeting room of Borough Hall to consider four resolutions and Ordinance 158-84. If approved, the or>.dinance would authorize . > T>onding for beach protection.

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