12 Herald & Lantern 6 March, 1985

Scenes from the William Penn Cat Club Show at the Wildwood Convention Hall last Weekend. Left, 12 year old Melissa Seagraves helps Jane Morrison both of North Wildwood, give a brushing to "Suemas Bidwell" Center "Captian Kid" a Siamese owned and held by Frami Pearson of North Wildwood seems frightened by the

alligator on Wildwood Mayor Victor DiSylvester's sweater. Right, 6-year-old Judy Goss of Ocean City plays with "Mr. Magoo" a cream Basha Persian, with the permission of owner Robbin Schulte of New Hampshire

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Back to Court? Court house-Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital attorney Carl Valore is asking Superior Court to set aside Judge Marvin Rimm;s Jan 24 decision that the hospital had no reason to suspend privileges of Dr. Suketu Nanavati. Valore argues that the judge failed to consider the cardiologist's alleged disruptive conduct. Valore has asked for a new trial in the case:a hearing on his motion is expected this month. Since the case began in 1982, Nanavati has spent $250,000 to present his side of the issue and Burdette has probably spent at least as much 33 a $100 AVALON- Borough taxpayers will continue to pay a local purpose rate of 33 cents on every $100 of assesed property value- or $330 on a $100,000 house- if coucil adopts unaltered March 28 the proposed $4.8 million 1985 budget it

introduced last week Although $191.,378 higher than last year the budget does not project a tax rate hike due to a $900 000 surplus A Penny Saved SEA ISLE CITY - Despite a 12 percent increase over last year, this resort's proposed $4.8-million 1985 budget projects a one cent decrease in the local purpose tax rale, from 54 lo 53 cents on each $100 of assessed property value, thanks to a $400,000 surplus from last year. The drop means a $10 saving, from $540-$530 on a property valued at $100,000 Final budget action is scheduled after a 3:30pm public hearing March 21 in the Public Safety Building In Absentia CAPE MAY County grand jurors have indicted fugitive Regis Pallotto of Maryland Avenue for defrauding an elderly widow of thousands of dollars in October when he was a witness against Wildwood businessman Louis Lambert, acquitted then on weapons and theft charges Pallotto, a convicted felon, was

arrested Jan 29 by city police and released on his own recognizance from the county jail Jan 30 He hasn't been seen since 'Earth Pig' Penned NORTH WILD WOOD - City police arrested Raymond L "Earth Pig" Fagley. 35. of East Taylor Avenue Wildwood, last week, at Seventh and Ocean avenues here, as a fugitive from Pennsylvania He's wanted there for aggravated and simple assault terroristic threats, unlawful restraint and false imprisonment police said, in connection with an incident in Philadelphia last May Fagley was being held in the county jail last week pending extradition proceedings 5-year Max for Attack COURT HOUSE Robert Schmidheiser II. 24. of Philadelphia was sentenced last week to an indeterminate term no more than five years — in state prison for sexually assaulting a woman at the parkway's Seaville service center in February of 1984 He'd picked her up in a Wildwood convenience store with an offer to drive her to Sea Isle City Schnndhetser pleaded innocent in September but guilty in October after a plea bargain that resulted in dropping a charge of kidnapping Telsey on Board COURT HOUSE Freeholders last week appointed Assistant Counts Prosecutor Albert I Telsey of Lower Township to the Mental Health. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Board He'll serve the unexpired term of First Assistant Prosecutor Edgar R Holmes of Cape May Court House who has been appointed an administrative law judge. Accardi Inicted NORTH WILDWOOD — County grand jurors last week indicted Carlo Accardi unsuccessful GOP candidate in the Second Ward council primary last June, for getting 13 non residents to vote here and trying to have 11 of the ballots counted A former legislative aide to

Assembly man Guy K Muziani Accardi ran against James McGoldrick who beat him 420-269 No charges had been filed last week against the 13 people involved in the alleged election law violations On Second Thought AVALON Borough Council in December adopted an ordinance raising water and sewage rates and the tempers of many local residents Last Thursday it rescinded many of those increases with a new ordinance Second reading and public hearing is slated March 17. No word on whether the latest rates will pay for the $1 million in repairs to the local sewage treatment plant Another Voice COURT HOUSE A subtle but significant change in Board of Freeholders procedures was eased into place without comment last week At the 4 pm in caucus. Diane E Rudolph, who doubles as board clerk and county administrator, was included with the freeholders asked by Director Gerald M Thornton if they had any questions of a potential appointee At the 4:30 regular meeting, she was included with the freeholder and other department heads in being asked for reports All this is in keeping with the responsibilities of the post of administrator, but it's the first time it happened since the past was created almost 14 months ago Awarding Contract AVALON - borough Council has slated a special meeting at 9:45 Thursday morning to award a $151,360 contract to Earthworks Associates Inc of Marmora for sand dune reconstruction between 15th and 22nd streets Earthworks was low of four bidders Council's regular work session will start at 10 a m

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