20 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 28 August '85

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Cape May News Notes

(From Page 17) materials should not be too bad." I The portable relief facilities are located at Poverty Beach, on the Victorian Shopping Plaza, and on Lyle Lane. CITY ANIMAL Control Officer Bertram Halbruner, Jr.. reports "a significant increase in the number of animal bites over last year." in his July accounting to Council.

In 21 working days, Halbruner said he received 25 complaints, 18 of which were about wild animals. Halbruner took nine cats to the pound, and captured or located one stray dog. He captured 11 wild animals that were either damaging property or causing a nuisance, and he •answered five calls about dead animals. OFFICERS of the city's police department investigated 37 motor vehicle

accidents during July, and issued 4,374 summons to motorists. Three of the citations were for driving while intoxicated, and 66 were for various moving violations. During the month, police issued 510 ticketsfor illegal parking, and 3.775 tickets for parking meter violations. Forty-three persons were arrested, and police conducted 33 criminal investigations. and responded to 35 complaints about disorderly conduct. Out of $17,636 worth of lost or stolen property reported during the month, police recovered items values at $8,350. THE CITY HAS applied for $81 .525 in state aid under the 1984 New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority Act to repave Washington Street, from Ocean Street to Madison Avenue. If the city gets the amount. Mayor Bloomkvest said a drainage catch basin between Ocean and Jefferson streets will be enlarged as part of the job. COUNCIL HAS awarded a $1,300 contract to Ford Scott & Associates, 218 Wesley Ave., Ocean City, to conduct an audit of the city's community development block grant program required by the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. MAYOR BLOMKVEST has asked City Manager Fred Coldren to have temporary repairs made to a flapper valve at the foot of Perry Street that controls the flow of a piped section of Cape Island Creek. The mayor said high tides the weekend of Aug. 17 caused the under-ground section of the creek to flood in the vincinity of Grant Street and Windsor Avenue. "I'm worried about a child falling into a cave-in," said the mayor. AT LAST WEEK'S session o* Council. Mayor Blomkyest singled out Gary Matthews, the city's chief mechanic, for commendation. "Gary Matthews is an absolute marvel," said the mayor. "He has saved the city a lot of money with his expertise." Blomkvest said Matthews and other members of the city public works depart ment "have been keeping a lot of equipment together with bailing wire. "They really take good care of it. They are a real dedicated bunch, and I can't give them enough credit " Social Security QuiMiom and Answers Q. Is it possible to owe no Federal income tax but still owe Social Security tax? A. Yes. Moreover, as long as you are self-employed, you must file your Federal income tax return to pay the Social Security tax This is the case even if you receive Social Securjly partita, ,

I ...co join us x 1 during our | Cape May rjOal Seafood KM-ity Festival FRIDAY*SATURDAY*SUNDAY September 6th-7th-8th A Time To Celebrate The Ocean's Harvest, Our Commercial Fishing Industry And A Time To Remember Those Lost At Sea.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 6th cah iut cumamw uu. mm. •Seafood Selection & Preparation* —DISPLAYS— Marine Services & Fisheries N.J. Sea Grant Extention Coast Guard Rescue Team Commercial Exhibits & More Commerial Fishing Industry • Sampling Exotic Seafood • • Cape May County Art League Seascape & Ship Model Art Show

SATURDAY, SEPT. 7tll 'wagtjw Fishermen's Memorial Blessing Of The Fleet Survival Slit Race Helicopter Rescae Ship Toirs Commercial Trawler Hornbeam • Aiert Point Franklin • CLAMBAKE AT CONGRESS HALL • 12:00-3:00 CRTOTRi UU. II ULI Ml Demonstrations & Displays Musical Entertainment Bathing Suit Contest Seafood Contest Seafood Preparation Musical Entertainment Bald CWKtrt-l P.M. (Gairto tUixUuid Par h|

SUNDAY, SEPT. 8th TUT MUM II HM HI Fabulous Restaurant Seafood Festival! Finest seafood dishes from Cape May's renowned restaurants. Band Concert Awards Presentation

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