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fabric with r
stifTrefss
"hiimp m
lubnc eh met
pour £>i% mq .and
sc in
pnnr fit
p
apprrippu tt
fabric,
mure
tht
f^hnc fnr a
ir mure cn c p
h
btjd\
A pattern with many
seams or intneste detail
appeals te best advantage
with a plain-colored fabric.
Prints show off better with
a pattern of few seam lines,
Polish up an sewing
"-TBchniqycs -fur a profgaslnrral^
appearance. Examine
TE§dy-to=wear to see the
techniques bdnB used by
industry.
Try to assemble- « gajmei
as quickly as possible" so it
won't have thit worn-out
look before you wesr iL
Press as you sew. You 11 end
up^ with s better looking
garnie! and won't be faced
with , the difficult press job
after the final stichmg.
It's difficult to , s*#
ourselves as we really are.
The mere you Warn to
analyse your own figure in
IS of average proportions,
the easier it will be for you
to determine garmet
proportions most becoming
to you. If you have worn
certain styles that seemed to
be becoming, look for
SOCIAL SECURITY
Question Box»«
(Editer't Not* - The
SoeiiJ Security offlee at
4aia and Paeifjc
is Atlantic City
the following
„ _ feceimd last
week. For persona) replies,
mi re write the district
©ffsce Or teiephoae
344-4011. Do not write or
!aU the SENTIKEL-
-LEDGEE.
hiy wife k-id I &r& both
€5 M.r*d ijre eoverird by
trav«,;;r,E i- Europe for
h : munihi^ \h\i Fail
fcri5%vef
in^u
wrriei-t ir Ai United
LI died,
Security
month. I? there s
!ufnp*g!i.rn de^th benefit to help
pyv nt-r buflii W
much''
cfef; piiy ^ l-urnp=surn
SIGr Iu E25D, if > au
worried long
turny to
ira-ured if he F benefit
_=d on hef r^i
the worter fwife o
theri n'j lymp^iim
erifcTn
Q My wife patied
thre* ifcart, agfj. At thai tir/i
payrneri: from S'jciai Securit
us; work sh< had d'jri.
before our marring--. I waf
however, that v.'jlhmg mo-,
was payable fur yur
g children bvoaui, sh
had not worked ir, rvcrnl
y»ari.. My two b'jni «/e t.fjw ir
Ai nd i find it diffnulE 10
nn*'. thi
A. C'hfcck sigiiiri a: you
Social , Security office, Siri>;i
yuy lasl inquired thi-ri- ha;
been s ehariye jn the law which
fi,mt)vw, th q(mri
concernini; reciril work.makint;
il easier for survii'ifiy ehildj-en
to qualify for monthl
on their deceiiJ.ed ih,
sociid MKunty rttord. If you.
sops are (.till under ajie 22 tfier.-
is'a jorid chance they m»v n.j
qualify for monthly' "«t.ud(,[,t
beiiefit!,.
and disaster. If you have n
drpsii form, put [lie print cm
it - before you cut . to KPt
an idea how it michl appear
on your figure. Or hold it
up to yourself in front of a
full length mirror.
Don't be nfraid lo try
something new, gut, do try
on a few ready.towear
dresses in similar style arid
fabric to get q n idea if it
does anythinfi for your
figure before yu u no to the
timo and effort of making
somethinB you won't won,.
If you can JUst cut nut a
pattern, sew it Up and aVt u
good fit, you're a lucky
soul. Most of us have to
make s IJ me fitting
adjustments. To perfect th,,
fit is difficult to do on
yourself. Maybe y,, u and a
sewing friend enn trade
fittings. Learn the styles
which fit you best and
which provide s Dom )j m. s f,, r
easy alterations.
One final point. Keep up
to date on style trends.
Fashions chang!. rapidly
these days. Even jf yi)u do
a fine job of putting the
^garmetJogethM^y ou-^iTHsh t-
as well have the j atest style
rather than one which
looked good on you several
seasons ago.
known to be
essential to human belnMs ILLUMINATE THE
But there's one ejtfieptiu! GROOMING 'CENTER
vitamin D, „,.» =« Wuwi - VVash Wash Up in in;«
how much Its not certain Li Kh,ed-Up B,iihro,,m
adults need of this vitamin % yu£ blithlllljm
The United Siat f, s has an
adequate food supply to
meet the needs of its
people, and it has one of
'he highest nutrilional
standards in tht. world.
Despite this fact, many nf
our eitijens feel tf,ey irc.
suffering from dietary
deficiency. And they 1 f P,"l
that proper eating of
available foods j, n,it
adequate for, a ""healthy
survival.
The existence of this
attitude is the foundation
upon which rniiijor.j of
dollars are spea: i; ;, ch vcar
for Rlisrepre-, r.:'-d health
food* ind fid di'/u
A diily balanced ,-;ak'. ,.,'.
dairy product*, "" p.-ou-ir,
foods, fruits inn v O!»,utlfe».
' ' A I R V R A d li
VICTIM Don r,,dn, ^
hunp hruufht intii Shuri
Mimtiriil Hu-pitjl „ iB
the 111-! tirills 11m ii 7n
p-l.uilL.r rininiidlmn, ,
burmnu- airln.. r «hiuh
f r i'h I indi d Tt [hi
NAFtr urp.irt Sundi\
iftt rnium It w i i mutt
material;
temprratur
meat prae
m ea us
refrigerator
lime, anri
maintained in
IB plants. New
railroad 'ears' nnd
trucks permit constant
temperatures with „
minimum of rneehanieal
servicing.
But selling up guides m
-nwtrt ITTTJ
not
And it's hard fur Vuu
judge the quality of me
just by looking at i
Hinvi'ver, in aid yuu
gettinu quality meat, a iV
NO NUTRIENT SHORTAGE S'%^ ta,,* iff
PROBLEM IN THIS COUNTB „,,„„ ^'J,,. " ^hup^ .„"
Persons who ar o | n general reputable store, rely u
good health have much in government or packi.r Brade;
their favor. From a balanced , 1!ld Ulil, lin, ri), in method
diet of commonlj. available t>[ stt!ti nls .,„,] cltllu
foods, they can readily get
the vitamins and other
essrm vf,u of ,i prr,p(.r
supply of nerted nutnentji.
S-rJ f.i n :l iciod -dihturv
praciieti, b»«;d or. fallaeii"".
prescnlsM by wffi B1ht,ra,fi
persons, may ^ziuklh- cout^
nuintionsii i —baianqi- trd
endingftr yrjjr h.ijth," •
S'J yij-i" e-d irjj, f-iriii--
and - othtr famili^ wh(J
^njuy (eneri] good health
havt i, ul,, rt^on to be
erjrie*rned aboui iniHeouat"
nulntion YOJ jyi- n,.,4 .,,
keep if; m:nd that vj u muit
eh^s* ih, ; rj, jd, ,: rjU ; M
each dly from lhr
•A foods" e.'vmruTj r,Jy
BUY MEAT
WITH C(JNfIDE;;f;K
epproivh
have mnarmsf S
o v i rwheirs»d b
sbunsur.ei and v
fc Lhey Ms- A
wtnl lo M-rve th'-
prKi!.e-w;nn;nf "it
but bfi- rjot byfi n
bO! It- Although
doubl vijur rnig!
ability. :,w ta
dtnci- in th.-
You ne
fjjr.;.
ti.-rdi,
variots
th i-.
in;';.
'K. r
iint; meat
r
4\
liuht
r OCEAN CITY SENTIN£Lj.EPQ_EH
: up to test the
ap.ibilil!. :• of NAFEC,
nibulane' squads. Shore
I ,ind Kossl.T
Hospital Jl
• in Civil Air
-onnoi made up
im*. NAFEC
Lhti'd smudsfs
a lam,' volume
hit,'
>
JM
of smoke. Ocean City's
rem-iie squad participated
JS did squads from Upper
Tow nship, Hammonton,
Egi; Harbor City, Lower
Township^ Green Bank,
Somers Point, Abseeon,
North field. Pleasantville,
U.illoway, and Egi! Harbor
Townships.
County government outmoj]
(Kdilor's (Editor's Notcr Note, struclur strut-til res from which „!,„,,,„ ehiirter .. ^68
Following L* the second of siudy^comrnissioiis or eltm.,,.
a series of "Know Vour could choose the form most
Government" articles suitable lo their particular
prvpiinHl by the New county's environment: ,
As outlined in Hie
Ciimmission's recent report t,,
the Leglslftture, the alternative
county forms are: "
1. Elected Ejcecuiive Plan
a county executive elected a.
chler executive with appoimivu
JITS e y T ii s payers
Association ilunisunf »
proposed strengthening of
New Jersey county
government,)
County Kovernment • dating
back into New Jersey's colonial
history = *houid be miMierniy.ed
to provide a base for meeting
ri'iiional problems in the
li'70"s. This is iiliiimu findings
of Ihe State's County and
Municipal Government Study
(Aimmisniori. The proposals are
scheduled fur early public
hearings.
Deieetiiin "fragmentation"
and "lack of political
responsibility" us well as legal,
fiscal, structural and
administrative inadequacies in
New Jersey's present county
Buvrrnnu'llt set-up, the
t'om miss ion proposes
restrueturini; to give "a
subslantiai measure • of
self-deu-rrnination so that
county and municipal officials
can shape ciivernment to meet
their local needs and
conditions." Freeholders
would be ijivi-n a legislative and
policy-niiikinK role and
professional centra [
administration would relieve
freeholders of administrative
duties.
Similar to opportunities
afforded municipalities under
Now Jersey's Optional
(jtv, hi'iid. and neck,
Sidi'lichtinq lor the mirror ------ -*.—, o
uf mt'diciiu. cabinet may be , •J^'"! —"-.,.... 111 ' _..„..,. Charter Law of
.everal ways, B> 19,-iQ, provision Would be made
lh UK wall lamps that
for:
cumo manv styles to j ; l i P^j'ion or cabling
w d m a l l w
coordnuu." with" the decor
l° r n referendum on
u»ed: or recessed fixtures: e«'«tion of a county charter
Minors can be framed with "'"I*" «'"""'"»"«> »"d flection
lamps in a sofflt or a
ib » authorization of direct •
axture running the width uf P^« lt10 " W initiate a charter
tho" mirror." V change rererendum,
le) lour differi»nt basic
I f
t^gSmr
TOMORROW
RESTAURANT
Ocean
Winter Hours:
thru Sat,. Brunch and Lunch
Sunday Breakfast 9 to 12
instead of a second car,
your first pickup.
1970 Chevrolet Mover:
a Muglsidu pickup. It riikv u
us a tar; Hundits. And im t
Hack whcrt- iht Irunt- V.-
on a fcgulur cur. thr.m :-h. lii
an uight-fuin c;ir;'(j h.,x At,'
undyrritiiih.ii irue.i ^,uvh \i
suspcri'.ii.n arid -Jrc.i- t,iun
r I j ,
i r
J I" I, -jL , ,,
'i Ir in nil I n
i J t ril
1 I
Mr
r
,,„ i i
It
But ho * many ittond curs can
do fiit Jim whal any Fleeiside
!,ii(i d'l 1 Iiilu n Ciimper ennch. Lug
a h'-avy |ii:id Tow a big trailer
Which is why you might consider
ii ( fi^vy Hijeisjde piefcup initead
hi ii viciind tar Or btsides.
Palmer Chevrolet & Oldsmobile
)m Asbury Avenue - Our 37fh Year Wifh GM - Phone 399-0235
X
nnd budget making p ow,, rs
and supervisory administrativ,:
P °^% ° V " "" »P« ; > ; ations
with the aid of an appointed
professional administrator
*. btrong-mnnnger Pl a,, _ ,
professionally qualified
manager appointed by the
elected- freeholders with
extensive powers including
appointmenu, budget making
administrative and executive
GIBERSON'S
NEW DINER
& RE&TAUKANT
PLEASANTVILLE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER i;
Frlml Jumbo Shrimp Slulf.d
with Cr.bm.it
Drollni Flounder RIM,
Butter »,„„
Br..d,d y MI Cutlrt, Brown
Oravy
SAT. A SUN., OCT. 11, If
CtllciMMl Ccti.lOr. ,„„
Se,,rr*lll, no n
StulfM Cholu Top
of Baaf, gravy
triad Baby Shrimp and
rraneh F>!*», > no
MONDAY, OCTOBER «
BarB-Q B.Bj s» Rib,
Ro.il Sprin, L« o# umb,
B«k«i V1.S,, M3£ta,f,
I 0f»¥¥
TUBSOAY, ^0HB« Jl
Brtl«_ Him (nil S(»,m«d
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
•••••••a
To help
I' ft oint,- d
When
America,,
vil'Ws.
DAILY H
SPECIALS'1
NCLUDE SAT
«RV TO I, „
ATLANTIC n
^«!DAY, OtTOII,
SAT, a $UNii
MONDAY, OCTOIIIl
TUIIDAY, WTQHIII
__ _ ioll.a Poutt na C,"
amii
BrailKI WhA"toi
Lemen Wai
Com FrlR,, 1 nt, 1
»J!"li'"RiS.'"i*^i
; TOSSED SAtAB, DHESSINB. TWO Vli
OTHEIiWist NOTIB, HOMEMME I
AND BUTTEH
celebrate
the introduction
of our
1970
YOUNG
CHEVROLET
MOVERS,
we are pleased
to present
a young
group of
MUSICAL
MOVERS" —
Appearing in
person in
our showroom
Friday evening,
October 17th.
FREE
REFffiSHMiMTS
• •• iiim " '
*
uBSDAY, OCTOBeR 16, 1969
istorical Museum takes notice
f Ocean City's 90th birthday
| Birlhiliiys are hllppy
jsions fur yiillnj! and old
,. but jusl think how happy
chilli who has twn
,,.liliiiys tcii-eli'biale,
j In III is nisi' it isn't a child
lit Ihi' CTily of Ocean City
Jich "willi a prayer to God"
Bs ili'iliciiliil as a Christian
iilli' R.surl Hejilember 10,
J7U, Ihi'il iiii October 20,
P?0, thi- Ocean City
iitiiiil was officially
jcorpomti'd.
* in Ihe Heiilinel.Ledger issue
Srpleinber I 1 a 00th
pih(Iuy scilnti- was given the
By of Oci'iin City with a brief
|ii,ry uf ils liiundiiig. Now
tsctond ilali- is approaehint
the Frienils (if (lie Ocean
j Historical Museum are
• Ihe hirihday.
Caesar
|OM50TO 500 PEOPLE..;
BUS
[TRANSPORTATION
ARRANGED
\inuies Away
ZABJRERS
IANTIC CITV met TRACK
' PHONE:N j. 641-3200
.J ^, ii ,i City nad its
beginning in the summer of
1H7!1 when (he Rev, William B
Wood, of Philadelphia, and the
Rev, h, Wesley Lake, ,.r
rieasantville, were attending a
P •"•'-'ting al. Ocean Grove
which is located adjacent io
Asluiry i'urk.
Ocean Grove had been
loundeil or, Christian principals
ami was a favorite gathering
spot or Methodists. The two
clergymen were contemphiting
how nice it W, JU| d be lo have
an Ocean Grove in Southern
New Jersey which would be
mure accessible to Methodists
in this area as wt,|| m t, |()(i(,
from Phlla.lelphja ,, lld ilH
At the coHciusion of the
religious meeting* in Ocean
GroVi.' Rev, Lake returned to
Plensantville and expinined the
idea to his brothers, the lirv,
K^rii B, Lake and James E,
Lake^ and their father, the
Honorable Simon Lake, who
was a prosperous fruit grower
and represented Atlantic
County in the New Jersey
Stair legislature.
They all agreed it waji a
good idea and the search for a
place began. First pick was a
portion, of Absecon Island now
known as Margate, This had to
bu abandoned when It was
found that it would take quite
A long while to obtain Clear
titlii.
The brothers continued
DAILY
DINNERS
$2 15
SEA-WAY
DINER
9th and Haven Avs,
OPEN DAPLr 6 A.M..
399.9761
10 P.M.
AM MiH-riiita Intluii.. KuUP
SAL,\D, J VEGKTAH1J-1S '
Served h-em ll a.m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
HoFtismailc D 1 Cr.b,
Tartar gayse
Banea Maeoroni eSSM,BfI,
.BBtiioa Casserole on, lop of Rite
Tsrtiaie Omelet
SATURDAY, OCTOiBH 18
iBlnish Chicken with Hiee
PliBoiani uith Mearean
Fl«nt St.,k, Fried rjnions
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
Homemade Hungarian Bguiaih
with Noodlei
Cflichon Cutlet, Biblot Orawy
checss Omelet
TUESDAY, OCTOilR jl .
IJrijatied Veal Cyliet
Tomato Sauoe
PJahca McatiBaf. Brown Oravy
Wc.tern Ilmtk-t
WIDNESDAy, OCTOilR JJ
P>ried Shrimp, Coelitall Sauce
Chopped s,eak, Fried Onions
5nanish Omelet
THURSDSY, OCTOBIR IJ
Cofni-d r if and Cabsagc,
u,.,i«d Polalo
Haw, !i wnr, Meatball
Hani Omelet
|in your day in
the country with
Luncheon at the Inn
ight autumn sun , ... brisk, invigorating
r
• • • and a bayside view that's bean
| inspiring since the days of the Lmnnh this
"'he setting fui u lundwu,, that
os delightful as only a day in the country
Icon be.
Good Dinlrirj
M .M the Sign of tho Indian
R^ufe 9 at
M» Brid ge In
LESLEY'S POINT
1
Iheir searel, going to the south
One day while they »,;,.,;
sailing down the bay to attend
a camp mi.f.lin B at South
SeaviNe their atlention was
taught by Peek's UI-HCII". Thev
knew a little of Ihe island
beeause llu-ir cousin had
• liurvcyi'd it several years earlier
p ",,^''!' l " mh " r J(J . 1«79
•|"lu
S '° y " n(l Jum '' s I-"!" 1
and W.lham H. Burrell sailed ,„
P^ * Beach to i,,ok it „„;,;
They landed on the island neit
1" Ihe Bay then w,ilkeri
cow path to a SI)ot „„ thi:
northern side where „ hi u|,
dune was. They climbed up the
d«l»' to look over the
property, then held .,
eonlorenee under an old cedar
tree, I his tree originally W11,
located near North st, bul has
since been moved and set up . ls
an historical site on the
southwest corner ,,i| ihe
^if" 101 *' « r """ d N i't 6th st
and Wesley av.
The conference was opened
With a prayer to God
dedicating this island as a
Chnst.an Heaside Resort "
niey then made the decision
that shaped the future of th,.
Island,
After this meeting „„
September 10 H more formal .
meeting was held October 20
n l ' h u, li " Jt "" " f H " v - w ii«iani
B. Wood ,n PJiiladelphia
Attending were Simiin Laki. S
Wesley, and Ezra B, Lake Jnd
Rev, William H, Burrell. It was
agreed Simon would serve .,upresident
of the corporation
and b, VVosley would be
name the site New Brighton,
and that an Association bv
furmed= The folio winy month
it was decldud to chahfjt' tho
-name from New Brighton to
Oeran City,
Thert-foru Ocfan City has
two birthdays. The Sr*ptf'mbcr
10 \u the one celebrating the
dedieatiori of tho island HH a
Christian isoamdc resort and tht^
October 20th as the-datc of the
Incorporation of thp Oci-un
City Assueiiition,
Whiehever date is preforred,
Happy 90th Birthday Oyt'an
City.
JTHj OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL-LEDGER
OCEAN CITY'S BIRTHDAY - Mrs.
William A. Nelson, vice president of the
Friends of tht* Ocean City Historical
Museum, and Mayor Robert Sharp look
over the original minutes taken at the
orHanlisational meetings of the Ocean
City Association held In Philadelphia 90
years ago. The island was dedicated
September 10, the Association was
Radio hobbyist-rector
wins contest award
H'iti hobby of amntt-ur radio
hys produced another award
for UKJ Ec_>v= Dr\ CharirK h.
Wood, rt-ctnr of Huly Trinity
Eplscupal Church =
Thp latter part of thu
in thiMinnual New Jersfy tj@U
Party, u euiitust *.pCjriKOrf:d by
thtj En^lf'wuod Amattfur Radio
AHjmciatjon, IMC= Th«' ubjt'ct
wtts for hiim radio » to
yen on tht' air and rnaku UH
many, contacts u* poasiblt 1^
Operators outside • Now
Jfireyy trit'd to conUict a^ many
of thp 2} New Jo'tHcy counties
as they could and thuse within
Now JurNty trjc?d to tjilk With
as many different parU of the.
world as pos^ibk'.
Dr. W u o d r c e n i vod a
cortifieato attesting to tin? fact
thiit his station. W2VMX.
piact-d jjeennri i'i Cape May
County for single opera to
Morse Code
amonn
Worse
iiii and third
J a p u hi a y Count y
-stations. Hu said
hc= is plya-ned with the- award
and looks forward to thp 1970
contest,
=K=e=q-f-rrHT &T-< Woud
i_ippeared at Oeean City Hiph
School at the invitation of
S t: ait J o h n son, s c I v n c v
department 'hoadi to tivv if
there ]H sufficient interest to
orjfani?,C' o high school amateur
radio club, Dr, Wood offered
to help the buys nnd, girls
aequirn profjeiency In Mur&e
Code 1 and othi>r skills needed to
p ass K C C ex am I n n t i i 'i ns f o r
urhatour radio lieonsos,
: ISIany schools in this
ctjtjniry as Well 'as overseas
haytj such clubs : Interested
stu dent=^ art rcqueatod to
c *:>i i;A C t Mr. Johnson for
further di/tails.
^jkd^ **•-
organised nnd the island named New
Brighton at the meeting October 30,
further organization concerning stock
and a board oJ managers took place at
the October 21st meeting and on
November li a meeting was held at
which time the name of the association
was changed from New Brighton to
Ocean City, Staff Photo,
DetwiUrs attend
luncheon in Japan
Rev, and Mrs. H, W, Bland
Pc-twilor, of 400 25th st w&W
among t h v 3164 g uesls
a 111?nd ing the* anniversary
1 uncheon of the Christian
University of Japan, The affair
was huld last week at the
Waldorf Astoria in New York,
Johnson}, of England, was the
luncheon speaker and used for
her topic "Survival In the
Seven ties =" Many Japanese
roprcsonUtivcs to the United
Nations wore present along
with the Japanese Ambassador
to the United States,
The Southern^ New Jersey
Conference of the United
Met h od 1st Church was
represented by Rev. and Mrs,
Detwiier, Twenty members of
the WSCS and ministers of the
Conference also attended,
Mrs, Detwiler is a member
of th e Women's Planning
Committoe of the University 1
which comprises 300 women in "
thuUni tod States,
Ocean City judo star Realiy transf e r fees
named on U. S. team net county $87,000
NEW YORK - For the thn
third time, Richard Walters of
Ocean City, N.J,, han been
named to represent tho U.S. in
the world's judo
cilampjonsilips. Selected
previously for tin- 1S65 and
. 1967 meets, he* will participate
in (he 1969 games fil Mexico
City, October 23-2B, in the
open division in which weight
barriers are erased and a lighter
man may engage a heavier
opponent,
Walters pliiced second in the
open class of the 1969'national
AAV championships. He is a
f o u r -1 i m e East c o a s t
heavyweight'champion, Marine
Corps tiUi'.holder "in IS'59 and
winner o f. the 196 5
P a ii = A ni e r i c a n
tournarni-'iit*
j ii d o
T w o
Two U.S. U.H. rpprcsi-ntnlivrii Fuproscntntlvf; .-- - •' --• -
have bcpn niirnPti for cadi of
Cape May County
the six weight divisions ' at
received more than 587,000 in
Mexico City hy the AAU judo
real estate transfer fees sinco
eurnmlttiH' headed by Thumna
July 1, 196B, As.eniblyman
F. palton uf Warren. N.J.
James £. Cafierij arinouneed
W(>i0ht lililits fire IPS pounds,
this week.
16-1. 176, aOfi nvrr 20S and C a r I c r o ( R ,- C a p o
opiM) eln.^.
May Cum berland Counties)
BofoFp fit-parting fur bolow
tht> border, UH> U.S. squad will
put in u trailiiiiy stint nl the Air
Korcr- AtNidemy, CoiOFado
Springs. Colu., under tho
yui drifiee of Couch janif',^
Tiikemon, AIexandfi:i, Va,
Wally Stiiiii nf Columbus. Ohio,
Will si-rve as the team trainer
with Siini! Okiida, Stiilon,
Calif,, the inarni^er.
Wnkers niiik^ his home
with his mother. Mm. Caroline
B. Walters, at 11,1a Wesley av,
State health expert
to air bond issue
Richard J. Sullivan, director
of the Division of Clean Air
uIid Waier, New Jersey Stale
Department of Health, will
speak nesi Thursday at li p.m.
in the ArtJi Center, 1 OH Weslcj
av. Ills topic will he the Water
Conserviilion and .Bond Issue
which will appear nn the
November ballot.
As heariiiUR in plans I'nr
n-iiinnalixntinil cil sewiiije plums.
proposals for oil pipelines and
aarhai;e dumpinK on the .Jersey
shore jmd ciecisions affecting
the vaintble wetlnnds alont: the
coast occur daily, knowledge
and Linderstandilii; of the work
of the Division of Clean Air
and Water has become vital.
The Water Conservation
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ACCEPTED
Bond Issu would authorize
the State f New Jersey to
issue bund in Ih principal
amount of s 27 1-million.
S'JO-inilliun would b allocated
for phinnini! nd site,
acquisition
acqiition for th future
establishment blih of water supply
faeilitien. sa.|2-millioll" wiiulii
be authorised to meet the 1
state's share o! custn of
seweraiie tieatiinnl facilities
A discussion period will hi
held following "Mr. Sullivan s
talk and questions from ihe
aiitlience on the bond issue are
invited,
Sullivan's appearance here is
sponsored by ihe Ocean City
League,of Women Voters. The
public is invited.
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and liis First District colleague,
James R. Hurley of Millyille,
were co-sponsors of the 1968
ieKislation sillowint; counties to
pick up this stjuree of revenue
that had been abandoned by
the Federal Government. The
Federal Stamp Tax had
previously been required on all
real eslate transfers, and the
res-enue went into the Faderal
Treasury.
"Not only Cape May
County,, but also all 31
counties in New Jersey, are
benefiting from this new
source of revenue," Cafiero
said.
According lo Cafierti, the
nesvly = found revenue sesurcc
for the County provided a total
of S7S,2nn in the first full
.year. The most productive
month, or the month when
there occurred the most real
estate transactions, netted the
County SS.lGfl in May of
1U6U. June was second with
(58,226 and January was third
with S«,07B,
Cafiero oriMiiinlly estimated
"between $50,000 and SOO.000
Would be eolk-eted when he
first c tj = s pci nsored the
U'Mislalion. "Cape May County.
apparontly has niuri* fi'al