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2 Elected BY NJTRA COURT HOUSE - Mark Soifer, director of public relations for Ocean City, was re-elected as president of the New Jersey Travel and Resort Association (NJTRA). NJTRA is a statewide organization which exists to promote tourism and tourism businesses. Also elected to serve with Soifer was and Robert Patterson. executive director of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce, as secretary- treasurer. CONTINUOUS GUTTERING SALE Summer Special As Low As $99 50 Running Feet CaU For Free Estimate -729-4583^ KING ENTERPRISES "so runs araiBta mSUSHOMAMA"

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I I V 1 B I I V mm ^LZr ' W M wp HONORED IN ALVALON — Twp employes of Avalon Department of Public Works were honored recently for "ingenuity and Hard work" in coverting a street linestriping machine into a paint sprayer and saving the borough money on painting public buildings. Left to right are Wayne Whilden Jr. and James Borgmann. who were presented with $50 savings bonds by Raymond Selinger, right, DPW administrator.

Atlantic Electric Hearing Set

PLEASANTVILLE - Public hearings on Atlantic Electric 's request for a twophase $91.9 million rate increase will be held in four South Jersey locations. On Tuesday. July 23, a hearing will take place in Ocean City from 2 to 4 at the Ocean City Intermediate

School multipurpose room, 18th and Bay Avenues. The company's two-part request was filed with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) on April 26. PHASE I OF the request asks for $63.3 million to cover increased operating expenses and investments in plant and equipment, and would go into effect by I January. 1986. 1 Phase II requests $28.6 f million to cover the company's five percent share of the Hope Creek nuclear gen- > era ting station, and would - go into effect when the plant , begins commercial operation in mid to late 1986. Phase 1 would raise resi- ' dent ial rates by 11.2 to 13.6 percent, and Phase II by 3 to , 4percent, depending on use Tne net effect of the combined increase on residential customers would be 14 2 to 17.6 percent increase, based on usage. "IF OUR entire request is granted our customers' rates will remain stable over the next three years." stated company Senior Vice President Brian Parent In its own efforts to reduce costs, the company has increased its use of coal and nuclear power, undertaken a major maintenance program to extend the life of its existing generating units. Joins RELO AVALON - Land's End/Soens & Moore Realtors, a local Realtor specializing in family investing and relocation in Avalon. Stone Harbor, and Sea Isle City, has been elected a member of RELO/Inter-City Relocation Service, headquartered in Chicago. As a new member, Land's End/Soens & Moore Realtors joins with the nearly 1,100 member companies which comprise the RELO Service network of independent real estate brokers across the country who specialize in helping families to sell a house in one geographic area and buy a home or investment property in another.

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