1Q Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 5 February '86

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TRENTON — Legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Guy F. Muziani that would appropriate $1 million to shore resort communities to hire special police during the tourist season has been approved by the Assemblyman Municipal Government Committee. 'This measure is intended to address the law enforcement problems of communities that experience drastic population increases during the tourist season," said Muziani. R-Cumberland! Cape May The bill. A-465. would provide assistance to qualifying seaside communities to hire a number of special policemen for the 16-week vacation period stretching from May to September. THE MEASURE stipulates that a municipality Women's > Directory In Works

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Advisory Commission on the Status of Women will be publishing a directory listing all the women's services and organizations throughout Cape May County. Anyone who belongs to or knows of a women's group that would like to be included In this directory, is asked to contact Commissioner Vice-Chair Barbara Chojnacki (390-3061) or Commissioner Corresponding Secretary Cherri Olsen (886-3529) before March 27. Publication is expected by June. The directory will be available free to the public Examples of women's organizations to be included are: auxiliaries, church I groups, garden clubs, sewing clubs, sororities, business and professional M organizations for women

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would be required to have a « population of under 40,000, 2r have a crime rate in excess of the statewide average, ft which is 48 percent per 1 .000 £ persons, according to a report published by the New e Jersey State Police last £ year, and receive no state urban aid in order to qualify for assistance. Eleven municipalities in Cape May County would qualify for funding. I Under the measure, monies would be appropriated in matching grants and an additional 20 percent in financial assistance would be available to municipalities with especially high crime rates. New Voice Club RIO GRANDE - There will be a meeting of the New Voice Club of Cape May County 7:30 p.m. Monday. Feb 10. in the unit office of the American Cancer Society. 15 Delsea Dr. Robert Hentges, county surrogate, will be guest speaker. Family and friends are welcme to attend.

Contest For Tulip Royalty ' CAPE MAY - Boys and girls 8 to 12 are invited to submit applications to become the city's Tulip King and Queen and reign over the fifth annual Tulip Festival Saturday. April 26 through Thursday. May 1. Residents of the greater Cape May area are eligible for the contest Applications should include an essay of a minimum of 50 words on "Why 1 Want to be Tulip King <or Queen)" and a color or black-and-white picture of at least 3 x 5 inches, which will be returned at the conclusion of the contest THE ENTRANT'S name, address, and telephone number should be on the back of both the essay and the photograph Deadline for submission of entrifs to the contest is Monday. March 31. Entries should be sent to Tulip King and Queen Contest." Ocean St.. Cape May. I^J 08204^£or more information. contacT*"^ Carin Fedderman at 884-7793 Recipes Wanted NORTH WILDWOOD - The favorite recipes of residents are being sought by the Hereford Lighthouse Restoration Committee for inclusion in a forthcoming cookbook Forms are available by calling 522-4234. 729-0276, 522-2670, 522-5751. 522-4760 after noon. Contributors will be credited in the book for their recipes.

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