Herald/Lantern/Dispatch 1 May '85

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Enlisted In Erosion Battle

STONE HARBOR - ! Because they are learning ' the importance of dune [ grass, sopie 30 borough students have figuratively I leaped into the breach on ! the beach. The students, under the i guidance of teachers and 1 the Realty Owners Association, are taking part in the borough's Project Dune Grass, which was to get under way yesterday. PLUGS OF the hardy seashore grass planted at this time of year are expected to flourish during the growing season and help hold the fragile sandhills against erosion by winter storms.

The dunes took a savage beating in 1984, but have been making a good recovery with the aid of sand fencing along the waterfront** The spring, the new dunes need new dune grass. The borough 'found a supplier, but no one to do the planting at this critical time. THE BEACH committee of the ROA, which monitors beach conditions all year, approached school officials with the suggestion that students might learn something by taking part. "One of our trustees recalled working with school children in such a

project some years ago. and it gave the children new respect for our dunes and why they must be protected," said Robert Henderson, chairman of the ROA's beach committee. Donald Wendorf, school administrator, contacted parents of Stone Harbor Elementary School students for necessary permission, and 30 youngsters, from 5th through 8th grades, were enlisted for the project. Promotion For DeGraw NORTH CAPE MAY - Regina L. DeGraw, daughter of Catherine M. Evanson of 104 Kechemeche St., and granddaughter of Jean Minnich of 2006 Bayshore Rd., Villas, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of airman first class. DeGraw is an aircraft maintenance specalist with the 1st Equipment Maintenance Squadron at Langley Air Force Base, Va. Her husband, John, is the son of Margo DeGraw of Cape May. She is a 1983 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School. Courses For Food Handlers COURT HOUSE - The ^County Health Department will conduct two food service sanitation training courses consisting of one afternoon course and one evening course next month. The courses are intended to educate food service owners and their employees in proper food handling practices, showing the cause of food-borne illness and to familiarize everyone with the legal requirements. The first course will be presented on two consecutive Monday evenings, May 6 and May 13, starting at 7 p.m., and lasting approximately two and onehalf hours each night, on -* the first floor of the County Health Center,. Crest Haven Complex. THE SECOND course will be presented on two consecutive Wednesday afternoons, May 15 and 22 starting at 1 p.m., and lasting approximately two and one-half hours. It will be held at the same location, on the third floor. An individual completing the course of his choice will be awarded a certificate; attendance at both sessions is required to complete the course and receive a certificate. Advance registration is required, by calling 465-3181; extension 221, I before Thursday, May 2, for the first course and | before May 10, lv the se-. I cond course. A registration fee of $6 I will be charged each appli- ) cant to cover the cost of. course materials.

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