^ Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 19 June '85

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- Beach Fee Head Named SEA ISLE CITY - Kim Ahrens has been named by City Commissioner William VanArtsdalen as the city's new beach fee director. Aherns will be assisted in the program by the former director. M A Castaldi. who. VanArtsdalen reported. has donated his time to the city to help reorganize the program VanArtsdalen stated that the beach fee program will return to the system he organized in 1982, a system he noted was "most successful" area headed by an area supervisor, responsible for the checkers in their area. " EACH STREET end will be manned by a checker, who will be on duty from 10 to 4 each day". VanArtsdalen continued. "All persons arriving at the beach prior to 10 a.m. will be checked for tags." In addition to their duties as beach tag checkers, the employes will also help prevent litter problems on the beach, by reminding beachgoers to use the recepticles and keep the Sea Isle beaches clean and free of litter and debris. "Beach tags will be strictly enforced." VanArtsdalen stated, "and we ask that tags be worn so that they are visible to the checkers." "WE FEEL certain that we will obtain the cooperation of everyone using Sea Isle City's beautiful beaches." VanArtsdalen said The beach fee program -is expected to raise $300,000 for the resort this season, and VanArtsdalen feels that with proper management an additional $75,000.00 in fees can be collected for the city i 1

w { TODD COOLIDGE ' Ends Year : Of Study 1 In Austria DENNISVILLE - Todd Coolidge. son of local resident Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Young, recently returned from a year's study abroad in Vienna. Austria, at the Institute for European Studies. While there, he had a teaching internship in the Vienna school system, instructing 13 to 18-year-old Austrian students He was selected as a member of the Student Forum After studying the summer session at Boston College in Boston. Mass., he will return to Allegheny College in Meadville. Pa., for his senior year, graduating in June 1986 Fire Code Meeting RIO GRANDE - There was a public meeting of the Fire Commissions of Middle Townships first, second and third districts yester- ' day at the Rio Grande Fire Hall The meeting was held to adopt a proceedure best suited to Middle Township for the enforcement of the new State mandated BOCA Code

| Changes In Code Assailed OCEAN CITY - A public t meeting to consider proposed changes in the New Jersey Fire Safety Code will be held 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jui ly 1, at the Intermediate School. 18th Street and Bay Avenue here Mayor Jack Bitfcier has : invited county government j and business leaders to attend. The Fire Safety Commission under the Department of Community Affairs is proposing a retrofit to the fire safety code, known as "New Jersey Administrative Code, Title 5. Chapter 1 18, Subsection 4", Bittner said in his letters announcing the meeting. "'IT WII.I. make the recent requirements for smoke alarms seem like a drop in the bucket compared to the impact of the proposed legislation." Bittner continues. The economic impact in Cape May County alone will easily be in the millions of dollars. Bittner maintains He invites anyone with questions about the legislation to contact him at 399-6*1 1 . Ext 200. W / • fxW Gwdn 1 i Suppim If i FOR ' m THE V BIRDS CAPE MAY'S NEW SHOP, FOR YOU, The Nature Lover ... The Bird Lover ... 221 Jackson St. 884-7152 |

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