Cape May County Herald, 17 July 1985 IIIF issue link — Page 67

Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 17 July '85

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Protecting Farms Against Vandalism

SBS SUMMER HOME CLEANING, 2 college female* willing to clean 3 hr*. at your convenience. Coll lori at 967-4788. 7/ 24/ LAWN CUT, reasonable rate* 21*t St. area. Avolon. Call 967-5392, ask for Joey 7/17 .■SB*. NIGHT WATCHMEN JOB at compground or motel or desk clerk, night work only in Wildwood/Cape May area 886-0547. 7/17 NEED A ROOMMATE, BOARDER? 18 year old female seeks room thru Labor Day. Will consider housework/child core in exchange for room. Call 368-2256. 71 17 STAMP COLLECTIONS, stamp accumulations. U S and foreign Sports 'N Stuff. 1400 Texa* Ave , Cape May 884-5844 TN GARAGE SPACE WANTED to rent year round in Wildwood Crest Call 729-2532. TN WANTED— Clean, good quality exercycfe or exercise bike. Will pick up. Call 967-7560. 7/24 OLD PHOTOGRAPHS Any subject, especially interested in Indians, Civil War, Western, Circus, Political, etc. Jeff Toughill, 609 New York Rood, Glassboro, N.J., 08028. 881-3718. 7/31 SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR, "Elsi Mate", model •El-6130 or 4EL-8130A, (the model with no buttons and which sounds the musical note when you depress a number or function). If you have one, new or used and wont to sell it coll 886-3771 . TN NICE STURDY ROCKING CHAIR. Nothing flimsy, please, want quality chair. Must be reasonable. 465-5055 day; 884-4584 eves. TN ANTIQUES — Old paintings, oriental rugs, antique furniture, bronzes, folk art. Top prices. I sell to museums. 653-1 165, 390-0521. 7/17 QUEEN SIZED OR KING SIZED BED, with mattress and box spring. Prefer colonial style. Must be in excl. cond. and reasonable No junk please. 465-5055 day; 884-4584 evenings. TN I'M LOOKING FOR AN OLD-FASHIONED TABLE A CHAIRS FOR A KITCHEN NOOK. Nothing too big & nothing expensive, thank you. Dealers please don't call. 465-5055 day; 884-4584 eves. TN VINTAGE CLOTHING - Buying Victorian through 50's and accessories, hats, jewelry and bags. Coll 927-4662 after 4 8/7 •1W250- 5 1 ST St. Avalon, July 19 & 20. Slates, shower-tub tiles, household items, books, dishes, clothes, silver, linens, hubcaps, door, handcrafted hats, sweaters. 7/17 JULY 19 A 20, 9-4, Beover Dam Rd., Swointon, V, mile north of Avalon Blvd., rain date July 26 & 27. 7/17 AVALON, YARD SALE: Very interesting items, including old glossware A prints, vases, frames, knie knocks, books, elec coffee grinder, some furniture & clothing & more. Sat., July 20, 9 to 1 . 561 1 Oceon Dr. 7/17 C.M.C.H., 114 N. Main St. Beautiful Mahogany dining room suite, crystal chandelier, 1" x 30" x 62" piece of marble, maple table and choirs, many misc. household and personal items and old books. July 20. 7/17 SAT., JULY 20, 9-12, 1838 Dune Drive, Avolon. T.V.'s, rodio, cameras, cot, books, toys, much much more. 7/17 I

m mm 123- 4TH AVE., WEST CAPE MAY, 9-1, Sat , July 20. Collectibles, dishes, jewelry, antiques & many more nice articles. 7/17 "SEA AND FLEA MART", 96th and Beach, Stone Horbor Women's Civic Club, August 31, 10-3, rain or shine. Space with table, SI 5. Reserve early, 368-2440 or 368-5081 7/17 YARD SALE-Sot., July 20. 9 a.m. until? Moving, lots of useful items, glassware, furniture, toys. JOE ZEINIK memorobilio, etc. E. Pacific Ave. and Valley Rd., Cape May Court House, off Route 9. look for signs. 7/17 JULY 20, 9 a.m. Household furnishings, antiques, jewelry 5729 Ocean Dr., Avalon. 7/17 GARAGE SALE, July 20 & 21, time 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Place 219117th St., Stone Harbor. Book*. : furniture and appliances E 7/17

School's out and summer /'-fun is at hand for children One unfortunate side effect of the freedom of summer is a rise in farm vandalism, according to Larry Newbold, Cape May County Agricultural Agent. Newbold believes that farm trespass and vandalism may occur because the trepasser does not recognize the harm done. Alfalfa fields can appear to be open space to a youngster on a mini-bike. A new Christmas tree planting can look like an abandoned field. Yet both represent hours of work and hundreds of dollars in investment. Farm trepass creates a double hardship for farmers who suffer direct damages and have to divert their energies during the busiest season to play detective and sometimes social worker. Responsible parents must take the initiative to > oversee their children's ac-

tivities. and if problems arise, to settle them quickly and fairly. Farm trespass and vandalism have become statewide issues, and a special committee chaired by Secretary of Agriculture Arthur R. Brown Jr.. recommended five changes to state law. Three are now laws providing protection to farms. THE CRIMINAL trespass law now relieves the farmer of the requirement to post his land for "no trespassing". The lawsays. "It is the implicit assumption of this bill that certain agricultural and horticultural land supplies the public with a visual cue that the land is privately owned, and thus, that unauthorized entrance is prohibited. The visual cues are spelled out as including, "plowed or tilled fields, standing crops or their residues... dikes, canals, ditches, and pump houses (including manmade ponds ) , orchards, \ nurseries, and land with a maintained fence..." Another change alters r the criminal code to classify the degree of . crime by the amount of damage the trepass causes ' and to set mandatory minimum fines according1 iy. Damage to $500 carries ' a fine ranging from $100 to $1,000 and a disorderly persons designation. FOURTH DEGREE ' crime stipulates damage from $500 to $2,000 and assesses fines from $200 to $7,500. For damage over $2,000 a crime of third degree sets fines from $500 to $7,500. Crimes of the fourth degree carry a maximum sentence of 18 months. and of the third degree. - a sentence of three to five ' years. The third change, in the ' motor vehicle code, prohibits the destruction of agricultural property with a motor vehicle and institutes a schedule of points for such destruction. If the violator is not yet a licensed driver, the points will be

; assessed against his record when he is issued a license! Free "No Trespassing" signs are available from the Cape May County Extension Service office comI plimenls of Sheriff James Plousis. County farmers who are having difficulty are urged to stop by the office and pick up a supply.

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