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Chamber's Awards For Beautification

COURT HOUSE f Winners of Cape May County Chamber of Commerce 1964 beautification awards were announced at the chamber's Annual Meeting last Wednesday evening. There were sit nominated properties in the New Construction Category. The top award went to Cape Motor Inn, Beach Drive, Cape May.

Other nominees in the new construction category were Fusco Law Building 636 West Ave., Ocean City, block of stores, Young Ave. and Boardwalk, Wildwood; Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant, Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood; Diamond Reach Development Plaza, 9956 Pacific Ave., Wildwood Crest, and Ocean Place Condominium Phase II, Rambler Road and Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest. IN THE BUSINESS Renovation Category- the top award went to the Wildwood Golf and Country Club for its new landscaped parking lot gardens and entrance. Other nominees in this category are: Morrow Building, 8th and As bury Ave., Flanders Hotel, Parking yard llth and Ocean Ave.; South Jersey Gas and Energy Saver Store, 965 As bury Ave., all in Ocean City. Also Kountry Corner Restaurant. Route 9, and Parkway Cars, Route 9, in Court House; Miracles Antiques, Spruce Ave., North Wildwood; The Columbia Guest House, Ocean and Columbia Streets ; Brass Bed Guest House, 719 Columbia Ave., Cape May City, Sunflower Motel Apartment Building, 313 E. Glenwood Ave., Wildwood; Captain D's Restaurant, 5401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest, and Horns tine Professional Building, 4004 Pacific Ave., Wildwood. IN THE CIVIC, Community Non Profit Category, there was a tie for first place between Saint Raymond's Church, Our Lady of Life Shrine, Hudson Ave., Villas, and i Wildwood Crest Gazebos |

Ocean Ave. and Rambler Road, Wildwood Crest. A special award in this category was made to the Borough of Stone Harbor for its 96th Street Revitalization project. This million dollar project was so large and magnanimus it had to be judged in a class by itself. Other nominees in the Civic/Community Category are in Ocean City; the Fire Station and Code Enforcement Building at 6th and As bury Avenues; the Gardens Parkway Flower beds to the Longport Bridge; Transportation Center at 10th and Haven Avenues; Entrance signs to Ocean City 34th Street and 9th Street. In Cape May City the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, Old Fire House Museum, Washington Street, Also,; in Stone Harbor die Flower Islands on 96th Streef Bridge entrance and in Avalon the Garden Clubs beautification projects at 30th Street and Ocean Drivfe and 8th Street and Ocean Drive. In the Court House area the historic Old Court House Building on Main Street was cited as well as the Dramis Memorial on Dias Creek Road. The Little League dugout, snack bar and infield on Atlantic Avenue in Wildwood Crest and the Central Avenue Island Gardens and planting in North Wildwood. In all the committee received 38 nominations for beautification projects throughout the county. However, five had to be disqualified for not being complete^ in time for judging.

"This is the largest number of nominations we have ever received. Beautification is really starting to pay off in big dividends for our county," said Larry Newbold, Beautification Committee Chairman for the chamber. /

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Senate Bill Eases Rental Deposits

.TRENTON — Landlords of seasonal rental property would no longer have to place tenants' security deposits in interest bearing accounts under a bill sponsored by Sen. James R. Hurley, which passed the Senate recently. Hurley, R-Cape May, Cumberland, said, "The current law concerning inbearing accounts for security deposits was meant for tenants who rent for a year or more. It was designed to make sure the did not make a profit off the deposits. "If someone rents an apartment at the shore for . a week, the interest gained

on the security deposit would amount to onlya few cents. It is a waste of time and money for landlords to go through the paperwork and red tape of getting interest bearing accounts when so little interest would be returned to the shore tenant V Under the bill, seasonal rentals are defined as property rented for no more than 105 consecutive days. ~vj urge my colleagues to pass this bill so it can be enacted into law before a new summer season begins . There is enough red tape in the world without . creating more," Hurley said.

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