J 10 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 14 May '86

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Crest Honors 15 Police Officers

WILD WOOD CREST - Fifteen members of the local police department were recently honored for actions during 1985. Commissioner of Public Safety George Denham has presented each of the men with a certificate outlining their actions as well is the appropriate medal to be worn on their uniform. Receiving lifesaving awards were: Chief Robert J. Frederick Jr., Capt. EPA Given A Setback? NORTHFIELD - Congressman Bill Hughes (DNJ i says the hearing examiners report on the proposed test bum of toxic wastes off the coast of New Jersey is a major setback for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and a victory for those who oppose the burn. Hughes said the hearing examiner's report raises serious questions about the ooean incineration process, very much along the lines of the concerns which he and many others had expressed during the public hearings on the permit application He said it will likely be very difficult, if not impossible. for the EPA to address all of those concerns adequately within the next JO days, or for that matter to allow the test burn to take place at all

John F. Young, Det./Sgt. Donald J. Sheehan. Sgt.* Thomas F. Stocker, Sgt. Thomas Sinsheimer, Sgt. David L. Wood, Ptlm. Harry DiSilvestro, Ptlm. Michael Healy, Ptlm. Wayne McGaha, Ptlm. Wilfred O. Crafton and Ptlm. Michael J. Vey. PRESENTED with department service awards were Capt. Young, Ptlm. Healy, Ptlm. Rick Anzelone, Ptlm. Eugene Miglio. Ptlm. Dan Bradley and Ptlm. Richard Simon. Also presented with a --^lifesaving award was Mayor Frank McCall. At the awards promotion of Thomas Stocker to the rank of sergeant was also announced. Slqcker has been with the department since 1977 and has served in the detective bureau as well as the patrol division. Stocker lives with his wife. Patty, and two children. Thomas Jr.. 7. and Tracy. 2. Trip Replaces Club Meeting AVALON - The May meeting of, "the Women's Civic Club has been cancelled due to the Memorial Day holiday. Members are urged to join the borough's Memorial Day ceremony and parade 8:30 a.m. May 26 at Borough Hall. The May meeting is being replaced by a bus trip to Wheaton Village May 28 For reservations, phone 368-1453.

IHIBflHk. I Doris Ward GETTING TAGGED — Susan Patten. 7. the daughter of Mrs. Maryanne Patten of West Wildwood. receives an identification tag from West Wildwood Police Chief Vincent J. Borrelli as part of the "Tag Your Tot" program initiated by the chief.

W. Wildwood Has ' Tag Your Tot' Plan

WEST WILDWOOD - A "Tag Your Tot" campaign/ designed to deal with the problem of lost or missing children, is being offered by the borough police department to residents and vacationers. The service is free of charge and is available at the West Wildwood Police Department. 701 W. Glenwood Ave. Parents are asked to bring their children to the station, where there will be a choice of two types of identification tags which can be placed on the shoelace or eyelet of the child's shoes or sneakers. THE TAG IS safe and undetectable from any distance, but will immediately identify the child at any

Cape May County law enforcement officer. As an added service, children of vacationers maybe registered with the police during their stay in the borough. At parents' request, police will fingerprint children and keep the prints on record. Photographs, if furnished, will also be placed in the files. Police will also take the child's picture at a charge of $1.50 to pay for the film. At the end of their stay, vacation visitors can request return of the information, and the entire package will be turned over to be kept for the future. The program was announced by Police Chief Vincent J Borrelli. For further information. call 522-2396

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