28 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 4 December '85

Heating Aid Is Available

RIO GRANDE - Receiving the Lifeline credit does not disqualify people from receiving heat assistance if they meet the financial eligibility criteria, according to the county Office on Aging. The program has begun, and applications are available in the Social

Services Building here. It is open to any age, and to households which pay their own heat or if heat is included in a monthly rental charge. The limits are: household size of one, $656: household size of 2, $881 For additional information call 729-9200.

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Employes of City Hall are being given a chance to indulge whatever latent talents they may have as interior decorators. City Council wants them \ to select a two-tone color

scheme for new carpets and the painting of the walls of the auditorium in City Hall which is scheduled for renovations. While a consensus of the employes' choices will be weighed in the final decision on the colors. Council will still reserve the right to make the final say. Credit Mayor Arthur \ Blomkvest for a masterful / stroke of political acumen ' in involving the municipal troops "WE'RE OFF THE HOOK, so to speak." said Blomkvest when the idea came to him. Assistant Supt. of Public r Works Jerry Inderwies feels that "grays and burgundies would really do a loj for this room." But the mayor said he is a pastel, or beige type of guy Another thing about the room that is up for grabs is whether the city should spend as much as $li).(NM) to replace the MX) wooden seats with newer, more comfortable ones The concept that "as Jong ■ as we're doing the room, let's do it right" was expressed in favor of the \ outlay But Councilman Adrian \ S ('apchart. with an eye | J toward fiscal responsihili- . / H. vetoed the idea ; L So the fate of new seats ; * rests with the mayor and * Councilman Harry A ( / Gilbert f j \RE THERE ANY guest | f house operators who would * like to acquire some extra * parking spaces" i' T hats what T a x I a Assessor John |)ol linger i \ thinks a 40 by MKl loot lot in | * the middle of the 9(X) bliM'k t £ of Columbia Avenue could t provide f 1 The city owns the lot and ( x is planning to sell it at I Z public auction The floor *, lor bidding on the lot will lie n i SI9..t(XI. and it will lie of a tered with the condition J that it the buyer cannot obu lain a variance to build on p k it. the purchase price will <> c lie refunded a I Dollinger sees the lot as ( I an ideal s|hiI for off site, or s ^ remote parking He w estimates that it could hold a _ from six to eight or more d " cars ( THE FORMER Juste s o Steak House. 411 Klmiru si

1 St., will reopen as Joe's ) Sandwich Shop, t John Koons, a member of » the city Zoning Board and proprietor of The Inkwell, i an offset printing shop and " art studio, at 414 Elmira i St.. has bought the proper- ' !y which has been closed i since 198.1 Koons said he will sell only sandwiches "to go." and ■ there will be no scats. He wants to open a threefoot section of a fent'e that ! separates the property from the city's Welcome Center so that passengers who get off tour buses can buy sandwiches. Koons plans to pave the access walkway. City Council has approved Koons' plans subject to a review of the lease the cityhas for the ground with NJ Transit. T II E S E V E N .MEMBERS of the city's construction and zoning department will have new, larger quarters sometime after the first of the year if all goes well. Construction Official Charles R. Rice last week showed Council plans to relocate from the second floor of City Hall to the : building's basement in space that once housed the city's public library, "We're crowded We do not have working or filing space." Rice said of the reason for the move. Rice said he has obtained an estimate of $7. .">00 to the new area suitably Final approval awaits a review by City Solicitor John l.udlam Joining Rice in the new office will be Zoning OfPaul Andrustond Fire William Szemcsak. Jr CITY COl'M II. will also have new offices in the near future Council plans In move to space on the se cond floor of City Hall so that their offices on the floor can l>o used by City Clerk Virginia V and her staff » The city clerk's office needs more space to handle an increasing work load ^ Wil l. THE CITY'S pro I posed skateboard facility f I^ifayette Street serve ; a memorial to Lower Cape May Regional High J , School student John Tice ( who was killed over a week , • ago in a tragic auto acci- * in Wild wood" J ; Mayor Arthur Blomkvest 1 said Wayne R Rambo. Sr . , ol North Cape May. has L* suggested il lie named for t • •• fCITY col Neil, has ap proved plans In improve rthe quarters ol the city's t emergency management office in the basement of the Franklin Street Civic ,»'• Center ^ Plans include installation L of heating equipment and u bathrooms 3 During Hurricane > Gloria, emergency vworkers were without rest £ room facilities and food r, THE CITY'S Convention Hall was buffeted, but not i'i (Page 31 Please) u

iJL, Corn Ward EXHIBIT WINNERS — Art teacher John Haynie of Lower Township Consolidated School stands with winners of the 15th International Children's Exhibition. Clockwise from upper right are: Nelson Roque. silver medal: Cary McPherson. honorable mention: Carol Nardizzi, copper medal; Jennifer McCormick. copper; and Renee Buckley, copper. The exhibition, held in Tokyo, Japan, drew entries from 77 countries.

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