28 Herald • Lantern - Dispatch 9 October '85

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Deadline On Slogans ii - Extended L AVALON — Extension of the "Slogan Contest" until Nov. 18 has been announced by the Recreation Department The original deadline has been extended from Aug. 28 due to the small response of entries and the judges' feeling that the entries were not exactly what they were looking for. The new contest rules limit the slogan to 15 words or less Entries must be submitted prior to Nov. 15. The prize awarded to the slogan used is a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. The new slogan will then be painted on back of the marquee visible to those who leave town on 30th Street For further information call Dave Haberle, 967-3066 r Style Show W1LDWOOD - The Wildwood Civic Club will hold a luncheon and fashion show at the Wildwood Country Club. Burleigh, noon Thursday. Oct 24. Fashions by Mildred's of the Villas will be presented For further in- . formation, call 522-5669 or 522-3800

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• WE FILED SUITE, but they have not been served yet." Lower Solicitor Bruce Gorman said last week of township legal action against DiDonato Construction. The company was ordered by the township in late August to remove a condominium (La Quinta del Mar) wall from Lower's Raleigh Avenue right-of-way in Diamond Beach but failed to comply within the required 10 days. "The sheriff will be serving them, presumably within the next few weeks." Gorman said of court papers on that suit. NOTICE — Lower zoners have scheduled a special 7 p.m. meeting next Tuesday r'to consider a use variance application, submitted by Cape May-Oxford Limited Partnership. tCM-OLP) for a 243-unit retirement care center and a 120-bed nursing care facility in a general business zone at the corner of Town Bank and Bayshore roads," North Cape May. according to the zoners' legal notice. "Formal action may be taken " Nursing homes are only permitted as a conditional use in R-2 residential zones According to another legal notice, published last week by OM-OLP attorney Steven D. Scherzer, his client is not only seeking a use variance, however, but also "minor subdivision approval as well as preliminary final major site plan approval." a height varience. and "several bulk variances " Bulk variances would allow CM-OLP to provide parking closer than 20 feet from a street and 10 feet from property lines, less than a 20-foot buffer zone, 15.6 apratment per acre with the nursing home on 9.617 acres CM-OLP will also request "any further variances and waivers that may be deem ed appropriate." Scherzer noted Originally slated for Oct 1 zoning hearings. CMOLP's application was rescheduled beforehand because "it would be very time consuming." accor ding to the /.oner's Sept 24 meeting minutes Zoning board chairman Robert J Smeltzer told his colleagues then that "he ■ has elected not to participate at the special meeting since he is an of- ' ficer of the Marine Bank which is located on contiguous land." the minutes recorded Next Tuesday's zoning session on the CM-OLP application will be held in Township Hall, 2600 Bayshore Rd. Villas. TOWNSHIP PLANNING Director Harry W. McVey distributed copies for comment at the Sept. 24 zoning meeting of a draft ordinance that, if adopted, would eliminate the need for so-called "hardship" variance to build on undersized lots McVey said last week that the proposed ordinance has been forwarded to Lower planners for comments He was "not sure," however, if it would

then be sent directly to township council for action. BESIDES rescheduling the hearing on CM-OLP's application, zoners Sept. 24 approved Charles Burkhardt's site plan and a hardship variance (from required footage, width and side yard setbacks) for a warehouse addition to his welding business on Fishing Creek Road. Zoners granted a use variance Sept 3. allowing the masonry warehouse in a residential zone. During their Sept 24 hearings, zoners also tabled until Oct. 1 consideration of a use variance, requested by J&B Construction. for a 60-unit motel at Memphis and Atlantic avenues. Diamond Beach. (On Sept 3, they tabled it until Sept. 24). Pending release are results of the Oct. 1 zoning hearings and a special session last night. PLANNER MCVEY reported last week that the Planning Board Sept. 26 postponed until Oct. 17 consideration of Bowman Builder's major subdivision application for 20 lots west of Fishing Creek Road. The board also tabled until then developer Robert Ciampitti's site plan application for future multifamily residential use at Rochester Avenue and the beach in Diamond Beach That application was considered incomplete John and Rita Linnington's minor subdivision application for two lots on Fishing Creek Road was also postponed Sept 26 until the planner's Oct. 17 session. EDWARD J. Campbell. Lower Township elementary school's superinten dent, received a first place beautification award (for non-profit organizations) for the district administration buildings. 834 Seashore Rd.. Cold Spring, during a county Chamber of Commerce awards ceremony last Wednesday night Campbell accepted the award on behalf of district students who. he said, made the building a prize winner by planting about $20 worth of seed around it. TOWNSHIP MANAGER James R Stump attended a seminar on labor negotiations in Rahway last Tuesday. He's in the midsts of contract negotiations with four municipal unions representing police, office workers, department heads and Road Department employes THE VILLAS Women's Regular Republican Gub plans a penny party 7 p.m Friday at its headquarters. Bayshore and Weber roads LOWER'S Federation of Senior Citizens meets l p.m. Oct. 17 at the Joseph Millman Community Center. Bayshore Road and Miami Avenue, Villas. DALE K. WOOD, publici ty chairman for the Villas Civic Gub, reports that its members will hold their regular monthly meeting in

Millman 1 p.m. Oct. 19. ROSEMARY FERRIS, township Recreation Commission Secretary, announced last week that it will sponsor a Halloween Costume Party, noon until 2 p.m. Oct. 26, in the Rec. Center behind Township Hall, 2600 Bayshore Rd., Villas. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded for Lower children (only) in the following age groups: preschool. Kindergarten through second grade, third through sixth grades, and seventh through eighth grades. REMINDERS — Lower's MUA meets at 7 tonight in its administration building, 2900 Bayshore Rd.. Villas. • Township planners hold a work review session 7:30 tomorrow night in Township Hall. • The Gardening by the Sea Club plans a $13 trip to Flemington's glass factory and discount outlets Saturday; call 886-3988 or 465-5162 • County Surrogate W Robert Hentages will address the Senior's Club dur ing its 1 p.m meeting at Millman next Monday • Lower Councilmen are not slated for a work session next Monday. Township Hall will be closed and municipal employees off then for Columbus Day • Incinerator Authority members are scheduled for a 7:30 p.m meeting in Township Hall next Tuesday Two of the remaining three members and the authority secretary showed up for last week's meeting, it was canceled. • Environmental commissioners are also slated for a 7:30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday in Township Hall • Lower's elementary school board is scheduled for an 8 p.m meeting next Wednesday in the Consolidated School library. 838 Seashore Rd.. Cold Spring.

Screening Scheduled SOMERS POINT - Shore Memorial Hospital will take part in the 29th consecutive "Eye Health Screening Program." being presented across the state during the week of Oct 14. in a continuing effort to protect Nevif Jerseyans from eye disease. Governor Kean has issued a formal proclama tion declaring the week "Eye Health Week" and urges all citizens to take advantage of the free eye health screening program at the centers in their area THE SCREENING at Shore Memorial Hospital will be held 6 p.m. to 8 p.m Oct. 14, in the hospital's 4th West Classroom. For fur ther information call 653-3668. The screenings are open and free to all persons over 35 who are not ready receiving ophthalmologics! care and are performed by an ophthalmologist (a licensed medical doctor specializing in eye care)