— Herald - Lantern • Dispatch 9 April '86

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OCEAN CITY - A rally to introduce Roy Gillian, mayoral candidate, will be held 4 to 7 p.m Sunday. April 13. at the Flanders Hotel. 1 1th and the Boardwalk. it was announced byAlan Riehter. Gillian's campaign director The rally will offer hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, refreshments, and dance iflusic by Jackie Jordan In add tion. Gillian will explain his position on to the city's major issues. Tickets can be purchased at retail stores throughout the City, or they can be ordered by calling 399-6412. 391-1861. or 399-7082 OCEAN CITY - Mayoral candidate RoyGillian last week outlined plans for an experimental beach preservation project that 20 years ago proved successful in holding sand along the downtown shoreline. Gillian's proposal calls for moving the wing currently on the Ninth Street jetty seaward to about the halfway point for the jetty and then extending it about 500 feet southward towards 10th Street. Sand would then be trucked into the area behind the wing to provide a new. large section of pro tected beachfront. "WE FIRST put wings on the jetties at the suggestion of the late John Carey during my term as a commissioner more than 20 years ago." Gillian said during his on-site news conference at Ninth Street. "Our intentions then were to extend the wings if they proved to be sucessful. but the extensions were never carried out. by subsequent administrations." The wings have proved successful in holding sand on the beach during the past 20 years, but Gillian contenos that the beaches can be dramatically enlarged if the wings are

moved out. raised to the height of the existing jetty, and extended southward, forming a natural seawall. If the experiment works as it has in the past, the beach south of the jetty to a wooden groin at 1 1th Street should fill in naturally, dramatically improving the bathing beach between 10th and 11th Streets.

Wells, Four Others Get Promotions

COURT HOUSE - County Prosecutor John Corino announced the promotion and appointment of Assistant Prosecutor Robert Wells as first assistant prosecutor. effective April 4. Wells has been assistant prosecutor since 1978 and has been designated acting prosecutor by Corino during his absence from the state. Wells lives in Middle Township with his wife Terry and their three children. Eben. Jocelyn and Sarah. Corino and William B. Matthews, chief of county detectives, also have restructured the office's investigative staff by appointing Investigator Harry Patterson as lieutenant of county investigators and Detective Andrew Vaden and Investigators Todd Pierce and James Rybicki as sergeants of county investigators. Patterson has served with the office during the past few years and is a former captain of the state police. Program Set On Wellness j COURT HOUSE - The j Cape May County Health \ Department's* Spring f Wellness Program and the n American Lung Associa- c tion are presenting: I "Healthy Lifestyles for jj Seniors Helping Seniors to I Breathe Easier". j The program runs for { three sesssions: tonight. April 16. and April 23 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Health Department. There is a fee which covers the cost of all three sessions. For more information call Andrew Melchiorre. 465-7911, ext. 208. N. Wildwood Art Classes NORTH WILDWOOD - The North Wildwood Recreation Commission is attempting to form art classes for adults and children. Adult classes will be held 1-3 p.m. Thursday so children's classes will be decided later. The instructor will be Mary Federici, a member of the Cape May County Art League. She will give private lessons, if requested. For further information call the Recreation Center. 522-2955?

He lives in Upper Township with his wife Elaine and two daughters. Linda and ,Deneen. Vaden has served with the office since 1976 and is a former Wildwood police officer. He graduated as an associate from the FBI Academy He lives in Middle Township with his wife Christa and son MatthewPierce has served with the office since 1974 and recently graduated as an associate from the FBI Academy. He lives in Lower Township with his wife Eleanor and daughter Christine. Rybicki has served with the office since 1980 and is a former clerk for the Philadelphia FBI office. He lives in Ocean City with his wife Lynn and three children. Barbie. Jimmy and Mary The office's previous structure only provided for a chief and captain in command positions. Corino has been planning the office's restructure for the past year due to the increase in its caseload and personnel.

Hurley Appointed To 3 State Panels

TRENTON - State Sen. James R. Hurley. RCumberland. Cape May, ' has been appointed to three special statewide commissions by Senate President John F. Russo. "Probably the most important to the health and welfare of all citizens in New Jersey," Hurley said, "is the Emergency Response Study Commission." IN ADDITION, he has also been appointed to the

State Beach Erosion Commission and the Special Commission to Study Coastal and Ocean Pollution. Emergency Response Study Commission has been tasked with reviewing the emergency response system in NewJersey with the aim of developing a statewide 911 emergency telephone system. The commission comprises two assemblymen and two senators with 13 other members appointed from health and public safety agencies. THE BODY HAS 90 days from its formation to recommend a plan to the Legislature for creating a statewide emergency response system and it will hold three hearings, one in the southern portion of the state. In its second phase, the commission will have nine months to examine existing emergency response systems in the state to determine a means for improvement and better coordination. THE SPECIAL Commission to Study Coastal and Ocean Pollution is a fivemember special Senate commission. "On this commission, we will be trying to determine the causes and sources of pollution along the New Jersey shoreline," Hurleysaid. "We will be examining the dumping of sewage sludge, the impact of effluent from wastewater treatment plants and other possible means of ocean pollution." . THE STATE Beach Erosion Commission is a permanent body formed to investigate and study the effects of beach erosion on the New Jersey shoreline.

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