Herald & Lantern 19 December '84 2

r — - — .GB03*8 From 1 | Mayor Robert Fotherg.ll And Council Joseph H. Davis Joseph Lonergan . ■ Robert Conroy Jt ■ , David F. Brand Jr- ■ And Employees Of Lower Twpt ""1^

9 Route 55 Study Set For March ' TRENTON — Porgress^ on the planned study of the j proposed South Jersey Highway between the Delaware Memorial Bridge and Atlantic City and the extension of Route 55 from Port Elizabeth to the Garden State Parkway has been reported by Assemblyman Guy Muziani, Cape MayCumberland. The study should begin by March 1, according to the schedule furnished Muziani by Bob Miller, Planning Division, State Department of Transportation. Housing Meet f COURT HOUSE - The i Middle Township Housing ^ Authority was slated to hold a meeting 3:30 p.m. toll day in the Middle Township I Meeting Room, 33 | Mechanic St.

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FEAST OF LIGHTS — The Jewish holy day, Hanukka, is observed today, as students at Rabbi Atlas' Hebrew school in Wildwood prepared by lighting the menorah. Left to right are Douglas Vogel 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vogel, Wildwood Crest; Leslie Satt, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Satt, North Cape May. and Stephan Marks. 9. son of Mrs. Ellen Marks, North Wildwood.

Middle Cops on Move COURT HOUSE - November was an active month for the Middle Township Police Department, which reports handling a total of 932 incidents for an average of more than 31 a day. # Burglaries were in the crime spotlight, with 25 reported, followed closely by thefts, including shoplifting, with 22, and criminal mischief, 21 . The burglar hunt was complicated by 72 false alarms which had to be - checked out. It was a L month of relative nonviolence, with 12 simple assaults and one atrocious assault reported. THERE WERE 122 miscellaneous disorderly acts complaints, 22 animal complaints, and 20 fire investigations. The department reported 43 motor vehicle accidents, one case of driving while intoxicated, and 77 other traffic-related incidents. Police issued 172 summonses, v Three were 51 arrests, inv eluding five of juveniles. The report was presented by Chief of Police Edward Hansen. I

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