Herald — Lantern— Dispatch 8 May '85 g

Gunman Kills Woman, Self

AVALON - A local woman was killed early Monday evening by a gunman who then took his own life. Arrested Youths Not Charged COURT HOUSE - Eight youths arrested for "open alcoholic beverages in public and underage possession of alcoholic beverage" were listed in an April 29 Middle Township press release, but never charged. Police Capt. Raymond A. Saunders said the youths "actually were arrested. Any time you detain them, technically you have arrested them. They made our street arrest report." But, Saunders added, C. Felix Cruz used his discretionary power and did not charge the youths, aged 18-22. "I question why he didn't make the charges," Saunders said. He also said the alleged violations took place in a woods 487 feet away from the Cape May County Park and thus were not "in public," but should have been charges of contributing to the deliquency of minors. The controversial "arrests" were among 28 at- • tributed to a special task force set up for a onemonth operation in response to increase in burglaries and drug trafficking during the first three months of the year, Middle Township officials had said.

St. Raymond's Registration VILLAS — St. Raymond Regional School will hold registration through tomorrow from 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Registration will also be held 7 until 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the school library. The school includes first through eighth grade. Parents are asked to bring children's birth certificates and immunization records. There is a registration fee. For further information, call 886-2893 between 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Ostomy Meet RIO GRANDE - The Cape May County Ostomy Association will hold 'its meeting Tuesday, May 14 in the conference room of the Social Services Building, Routes 9 and 47. W\ Let the Summer Season Begin! May 10. 11412 See Our Ad on Page 33 i ■uji'iioJu.ujuR'fiL-..

Cheryl Stiner, 36, and Thomas D. Owens, 49. both of 1719 Ocean drive, are dead. Stiner's 16-year-old daughter. Shawn, was wounded by Owens and was in stable condition at , Burdette-Tomlin Memorial Hospital Tuesday morning Avalon Police Chief Joseph E. Foley said police were called by Cheryl Stiner at 5:36 p.m. and asked to remove a man with two guns from the apartment. They arrived to find Shawn lying in the road bed with gunshot wounds of the chin and shoulder. The final shots rang out while police were approaching Senior Meet AVALON — The Avalon Seniors will hold their May meeting at the Golden Inn 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 14. Tribute will be paid past presidents of the organization following luncheon. For reservations, contact John Walter, president, 967-4881.

the building, the chief said. They found Stiner dead of a gunshot wound to the head and Owens had shot himself in the mouth. The three reportedly , moved to the first-floor apartment less than two months ago.

Shawn Stiner is a 10th grade student at Middle Township High School, officials said. thief Foley, a veteran of 30 years on the force, said he could not recall a previous murder in the borough.

7-Mile Island Beach Work May 15 Topic

AVALON - Beach restoration projects already completed or scheduled to take place here will be the subject of an open meeting Wednesday, May 15 at 2:30 p.m. in Borough Hall. Bernard J. Moore, Chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Coastal Engineering, will be among those present to answer questions residents may have regarding the 8th Street jetty, proposed 1987 Avrlon/Stone Harbor beach fill or other beach or dune restoration projects.

i The extension and > reconstruction of the 8th Street jetty, which will i elevate the jetty at the f shoreline by four feet and will lengthen it from its i present ,730 feet to approximately 900 feet, is exF pected to begin sometime i this summer The Avalon/Stone Harbor beach fill will extend > from 8th Street in Avalon to 127th Street in Stone Harbor and will involve some two million cubic yards of new sand to be pumped from Townsend Inlet and Hereford Inlet.

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