Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 23 April '86 l ; 1^1

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Five for one are pretty good odds. Donors to the Blood Drive in Stone Harbor 1:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, can be assured that for each pint donated, five lives are saved. The drive in the Firehouse. 96th and Second Avenue, is being sponsored by the Cape May County Chapter of the American Red Cross. « Recruitment representative Ann Gabriel said in this state 17-year-olds may donate with their parents' permission. Otherwise 18-65 and a minimum of 1 10 pounds are the only requirements. The entire procedure takes about 45 minutes. Walk-ins are welcome, and Gabriel suggests that donors eat before coming. Hazel Beckmann of Stone Harbor will bet^ie officer of the day. THE DEPARTMENT of Environmental Protection has new standards as to what consitutes good bathing water. Clay Sutton told Stone Harbor Board of Health during its regular meeting April 14. Sutton, director of the county Health Department's Environmental Health Unit, said that two bacteria counts over limit will automatically call for a closedown. He went on to explain that a new test (A-l) will give results in 24 hours as opposed to the older test method, which took three days for results. , "We will test 1 on Mon-

days, have results on Tuesday, resample on Wednesday. with results on Thursdays. The DEP will release the news to the public on Friday," said Sutton. In a repeat test, one count below will show a trend and the closed beach/basin/manor may be reopened. ALSO. Dr. R.R. Speer. DO. was reelected chair- _ man of the board and Kenneth Hawk vi(%-chairman. Borough Clerk .Marjorie Wohr was reappointed registrar for the borough for another three-year term. Three loca 1 food establishments were given satisfactory reports as a result of their recent inspections. They include Fred's. Snickers, and Our Savior Lutheran Church. A Rabies Clinic for dogs (and cats) is scheduled for May 10 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Firehouse. The next scheduled meeting is 7 p.m. Monday. June 9, in Borough Hall. Harry Clayton, Avalon fire marshal, discussed the new state fire code as it affects residential and business properties. Monday night at the regular dinner meeting of the Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce. A plaque was presented to Jerry and. M'Kllen Rowland from the chamber Jerry is a member of the chamber's executive board. Also, the 10th anniversary of Radio Station WWOC was

acknowledged with the presentation of Gordon Bishop's new book on "New Jersey". THE STONE Harbor Planning Board has set Monday, April 28, as the hearing date for the application of the 9014 Second Avenue Sub-division. In other action at its April 14th work session much discussion took place regarding items referred back to the planning board from the borough council. The consensus was to have some communication accompany the matter being referred back to the board so members would know why action was taken and what direction the council was looking for. Contracts awarded during the regular meeting April 15 of the Stone Harbor Borough Council include: $1,113.30 to Textile Chemical, a new supplier, for purchase of aluminum , sulphate; $3,690 to Hamblet and Hayes for purchase of J liquid sodium aluminate; $2,425 to Island Weed , Control. A REQUEST for the ban- . ning of over-use and misuse of spray chemicals by homeowners on their stone "lawns" was received from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Hornsby Jr.. 147 104th St. The matter was referred to the board of health. During the public hearing portion of the meeting . both Jack Fitzpatrick, 280 | 95th St.. and John Kokonos. (Page 14 Please)

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