Herald/Lantern/Dispatch 24 April '85 3

CANDIDATES — Six of seven candidates for three Avalon Borough Council positions in the nonpartisan elect on May 14 addressed the Avalon Chamber of Commerce last Thursdayat the Whitiebrier Inn. Left to right, Joseph DelVescio, John Bretherton, Daniel Hildreth, incumbent Jeannette Glazier, Walter Murphy and Charles Curtis. Unable to attend was Charles Krout.

Dedication Of Nursery Set Friday

COURT HOUSE - Dedication of the new Cape May County Greenhouse and Nursery at the Crest Haven complex here will be held 10:30 a.m. Friday. The new facility gives the county "in-house" capability for the propagation of plants and shrubs. It is shared by the Park ComTrip To Sands BURLEIGH - The Garden Lake Park Chapter, Mobile Home Owners Association, will sponsor a bus trip to the Sands Casino, Atlantic City, Monday, May 6. Bus leaves the park 5 p.m. for the four-hour trip. For information, call 465-7423.

mission, 4-H Foundation. Correctional Center Farm Project, Youth Shelter, and the Department of Facilities and Services. THE GREENHOUSE is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Crest Haven Road and the Garden State Parkway, near the Buildings and Grounds Maintenance Building.

The project, planned and budgeted for 1984, was put into high gear when it was learned that the City of Wildwood had a greenhouse available. Announcement that the facility was near completion came from Freeholder Ralph Evans and Harry E. (Skip) Kehr, director of the Department of Facilities and Services.

Members Wanted

COURT HOUSE - New members, from both the private and business sectors, are sought by the newly organized countywide Crime Stoppers, formerly the Middle Township Crime Stoppers. Those interested are ask-

ed to call Evelyn Taylor, 465-7379, or Ben Freind, 465-8648. The group meets 7:39 the fourth Tuesday of each month at the County School on Crest Haven Road here, behind Crest Nursing Home.

Rabies Clinic May 11 WILDWOOD - Gordon Ball, city purchasing agent, has announced that a free public rabies clinic will be held at the Maintenance Building, Hudson and Schellenger avenues, 1:30 p.m. May 11. Dr. G. Belloff, a local veterinarian, will conduct the clinic. Pet owners need not be city residents. The only requirement is that a short certificate be completed by the owner and that the animals be controlled either by a short leash or in a cage. A VALID vaccination certificate is required prior to obtaining a dog license. Puppies must be vaccinated at one year old, at two years old, and then at three-year intervals. Cats must be vaccinated every year. According to the National Center for Disease Control, more cases of cats' having rabies have been reported than in dogs for the last four years. For this reason it is vital that cats also be brought in. Dr. Belloff noted that locally rabies cases have been increasing over the past few years, with many cases of rabbits, squirrels and other wild animals being reported. This will be the primary rabies clinic for residents of Wildwood and the Borough of West Wildwood, although all are welcome from other municipalities.

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