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Mayor Says Pay Cut 'Hampers' Revitalization

By <;kk<;<; lawson WILDWOOD - Progress on the proposed SB-million revitalization of the downtown business district has been "hampered" by Law Director Charles Henry James" $13,000 pay cut. Mayor Victor DiSylvester said this week. SS/Checks Getting New Look RIO GRANDE - The familiar green Social Security check is getting a new and more colorful look. Beginning Dec. 3, notes the county Office on Aging, the new checks will feature the Statue of Liberty over a multicolored background. The Treasury's Financial Management Service is concerned that the new checks will be confusing, and is anxious to inform the public of the change. Beginning in February, the Internal Revenue Service will issue refunds on the new check.

City Council on Nov, 2U unanimously voted to adopt a salary ordinance cutting James' pay to $27,000. a move DiSylvester vehemently opposed The mayor said the cut will make it impossible for him to assign extra projects, including the Pacific Avenue plan "I've been told (James will be paid» no more than $27,000. and for that he has to do all the paper work for the city administration." DiSylvester told this newspaper "How do I then give him (extra » projects with no pay0 The legal work for this project (revitalization) will be phenomenal." COUNCIL VICE-PRESI-DENT Karen Dougherty said legal costs probably can be budgeted, and that council has not seen enough information on the project "I think it is a very good concept, but no real figures have been given." she said "It's hard to evaluate it when there are no concrete expenditures." She also said council has been preoccupied with correcting the sewage problem that caused beach closings in April. "Everyone's priority should be what's going on underneath the streets, not

on top of them." Doughertysaid. DiSylvester and Dougherty said council will meet with architects Sykes. O'Connor, and Salerno, ol Margate, before the end of the year to discuss details of the project.

Gala Ball Concludes Red Cross Salute

STONE HARBOR - Cape May County's salute to the American Cross and its joint celebrations in Court House (Christmas in Court House) and Stone Harbor/Avalon

(An American Christmas) will end not with a bang, nor a whimper, but with a full fledged ball, the first annual Red Cross Ball. Honorary chairmen Ralph Evans of Stone Harbor and William Sturm of Middle Township, county freeholders, will host the event. THE DINNER -DANCE Dec. 20 at Snickers. Stone Harbor, will feature a fivecourse menu, a Philadelphia band, and a pave diamond ring which will be the door prize. The ring was donated by area realtors. Sturm said: "I am very I happy to join with Ralph ) Evans in co-chairing this dinner dance. It is verymuch in order that we should support the Red Cross, to whom we turn in times of need This affair will couple charitable giving with the holiday season and I am sure that everyone w ill have a great time AUDREY HARDY, of the Olive Tree in Stone Harbor, who has worked on coordinating the dance activities, says: "Snickers will be real ly sensational with red poinsettias. a gourmet menu, an open bar for an hour, and the wonderful hand-made diamond ring We have seating for only 150 people, so the first people who send in their RSVP's will receive priority." Tickets are by invitation only, but interested citizens can call for limited availability tickets reserved for this event Call the Ameri-i can Red Cross, at 10 North Main St.. Court House at 465-7382 for additional information.

Kiwanis Award Winner CAPE MAY - Kim Church of Erma has become the first recipient of the Student of the Month Award newly inaugurated for Teitelman School students by the Kiwanis Club of Cape May. Kim is the daughter of Frank and Diane Church The award was to tie given at the regular dinner meeting of the club this evening. The award will be given each month to a student who excels in academic and extra-curricular activities. ONE OF TIIE purposes of the award is to introduce students to the existence of the Key Club in the high school, which £ sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The Kiwanis Club is also spearheading reinstitution of a Builder's Club at Teitelman. A Builder's Club is a coeducational service organization to provide young people 12 to 15 the opportunity to help others, serve their school and community, and build a positive future for themselves.

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