Dec 1988 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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CONTACT AWAftDED
FOR BEACH PROJECT
t^-O,S, Army Corp of
Eftfttteeti has officially
awarded « coftWct to begin
etasWirtien of we tenga^ftited
ifeaeh wstoration
awd storm protection projec;
in Cape May.*
legislative notes
As»embly/|h tnO^HmmmmrnHL ^St&SM!%
LoBiOftdtf, R, and Sen. Local utUiiy authorttiei AtsttteAtlemblk "
James Httley, who tatn*. would be tbit to brtrig eMl tfc* m w &
. JAaording to U.S. Repdu«ddder.tieil
leglslaHott actions to Impose pentlttts toted by CaW
•^-William Hughes, the con- whlA passed In November, $gm$ pollutes, under a kmMpim
tract award clears the way
lor construction to begm on
the project immediately.
The Ocean aty lawmaker
laid the award caps a 14year
effort on his part to
resolve a beach erosion
problem which has senously
hampered the local
economy and threatened
business and residential
property in the community
for the better part of this
century,
"I'm absolutely elated
With the awarding of this
contract,* Hughes said,
On Thursday, an Assembly
committee approved College aid
legislation that would Jonm Nlrk, diwetor of th» BuWanet dtpMtmt nl at mm Ofty Mldh School,
merease the fundmg tor the wttomed ii * tiwffl mtMrtinfl ol »h» Ptwnt Ttaehir Btudiftl AiiMlfttion to dleeutt
project to Include money thtflhaneihBittddoitef ^ '
for beach restoratiott and ir# JMH QHtartTlili. PtSA pwildinl, §nd Ttww NiflBl, ttudihl rwrnber.
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SHOPPING MALL
11th Street on the Boardwalk,
Ocean City
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Reports pitch Rt
tiweifipoittproptt^idw
Peonvlftelttgly ddttUmerit"
the need tor the soutkem
extension of Mite & and
topavittWftts to Route «
wui em preSBina TO Hie stare
p Ms
sloner Mate! Cluttk thti
week
lew* |»mes R. Hurley
iMrinunced that he will
ddivet we wports, plated
by the three subcommittm
of the Rdukh 55 South Ad
and hie Republican ally
Assemblyman Prank
*• •"" Ado to promote the
ty unk With the Oar-
AteParkvAV,
•lamhopeJWdthBtfGluA)
will be impressed by this
effort and will anndunce her
support for the eonitruetlon
of %uti SS Bouta," Ae%mate
mmoriry leader said in a
ttntnewsreteae
Over ihe past three
^ b l t t e h
m RouA BS Bourn Ad tlfy the ektiniloh and
Hoe dommtttee is Ipedal [mprovmwto to Route 47,
group formed by HMiy eaen foeusing on different
"MAR SANTA" LISTS
Filled Here At very Low Prices
UoHsl Countty A blvirillM Qltta
imi • oiiidni < bolls > GnHiimu
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NowlnProgresa
a "t
Youftotikftfr boardwalk or bmrdrtm
mm
55 to DOT hmd
»spect« of the issue, aeceMlbiHty to
Drte wbeommittte, Hur- mult bi ttW
ley reports, gathered date the final tt i
based on economic traffic ^
demand and population
growth factors. Another
studied the most feasible most
route Sat the southern ttrten- state
slon of Route 85 baied on Oomv
environmental, ecomomle 11 people Waft ««« „,,„ „
and traffic aam$s concerns, others Buffered major Ink.
The tod eyed improviftg rles as » result tti &*•*•£*
Route 47 to meet current Oftrouti^(»ftdAat
plans.
They concluded thatt
• existing roads crossing
east/west through Cape
May and Cumberland counties
are-antiquated, poorly
maintained and highly congrated;
• completion of Route 55
would gave motorists time,
money, gas, vehldi maintenance
and provide a safer
highway to travel;
• since the area relies
extensively on tourton for
economic survival, iafi
ftoute 55 Is »he most s
for envirottmfenttl and
A state Department ol
Transportation report \mtA
atewmbttthBagoemdudBd
that although cwrent ahd
future tttfflfi proj&etloris Jusuty
we souawn extenBion'
of Route S5, the Midway
would be too expensive to
construct. Instead, the fouih
year South Jersey tmpmvfi'
ment Plan proposed
upjMding Routes 47 and
670,
Residents toss
their toxic trash
Nearly 100 Caps May
County residents stopped
by the MtJA's Burlelgh
transfer station recently to
dlsposi of oil bate paint)
thtnners, loivents, household
dcQtiere, automobile
batteries, used kerosene
and gasoline, and pestiddeB
such as DDT and Chid*
rdflfle.
All of these hazardous
wtstis were colldded by
thi ttidlac tliiiarch Corpp.
«i a fBdifafly apptovad
ffldlityi aeeotduig to MtJA
ofiiclils,
Aeeordtag to Tony Mme*
man, MUA solid Waitl speclnllsl,
the ptogfam was
very iutcissfuL
Waste disposal Was proba*
biy Ond rddson fdf the large
volume tit pesticides w
progratn Cbllectecl that day,
Moncmari sild lhat a sit*
pound bag bf tiW eou A A
tost about $W)t) to get rid of
without stick A jtfoipm, In
this case, the Ml>A picked
up most ttf the CdSt of dip
ptisal by accetJtlriB sttttill
tjUiuiHtlas (urltl
ot M d^
i
atid Dlspbsal Pilot frogfaffl.
the next tollecrJott day will
take pl«de at the ety
"At thi end of the d|y, next year the authority
WB had eoliietid 120 M- plans to establish peraiadtid
SO-gallati druttil of tietit httiisehbld imtutdm
patfetitlflliy hiurdoui solid waste tollecHuti and dia- -
atid liquid wastes generated Ptisal ptd^am Which may 9
by Gipa May County ceil* include the development of
diiiti (lid ftttntri," MWifi* ptittit allwtlw slies
xnati said, "in pirttcukfi id receive them d
one of the Rddldc technicians
told me that this was
the {rtttgeawl* funded )fl
the (rioit CWwdirie Md
BflT the towpwvy hid cat pun by a gtaflt from the
Iceted durintf itg 23 years lti Nmf ftf" L " "**
VMtemL
Solid Waste
P.C.N.R, NURSING
Professional Cm Nutdltig Registry
Discussion on government
O OMin City mm\ Pmum Jad< Jonis (rtgh\) EpoKo to membtm ot tho o Good
Counsel l Friendship Fidhi Club, Clb durtna a recent t mooting mti in Uw chutth Kail, Kil on hti polrttcal l
camerv Ihlewete, ihd th§ eurranfand tutura prabtiwi of Oeaati City's govort\tiwn».
Kean aide calls for end to 'coastal' nonsense
A top ftlde to Gov> tho- end to ftomc ot this
mil Kt&ft; tttvlMg from nonsense* that opponents
towm to towtt to tout the are spreading around,
f»pMM eotttal commi- Ralph lazo, addressing 50
io«»i^^dm Ocean City members the tkew City
onday night "to put an RepubUcan Club, said mil*
classes for
children at Wetlands
tastttute,
Boulivtrd,
Bird feeding
seminar at
Wetlands
" There will bi a seminar
'm »m®ki Wrdi, i am,
fiundfty, Jan. II at the 1 Wet
' udl IniUtute, Stohe Marbot
Boulevard.
' 'tol irtuttgin, naturaUst
"#nd environmental
:'tduc«tor at the Initttute,
''will dlBeuss tips on feiderg,
;;plttntlng to attract wildlife
1 utd tnethodB of tttracting
d binoculars for
bifding atid how to use
tthettti Blrioeulars, bird feedmi
W*d need, field guldei
d other blfdlng supplies
be on sale thtoughout
• ranging
from claims that tint state
intpropww
owner rights to rumors that
lid Uttl»»»(i
on honeon'
ttoyi
Inch
d
towns — hill
Hotti
of his
the commission would
regulate development With
Awe of more units within
1,000 feet of tldftl waters or
the flret perttUel street or
alley. That would include
boMdwilk d*»Wtt|tt\ent
(the boardwalk would hot
bo counted n & ittttit)
wli
will offer danses tin WMtai wmmlMlOR, French also said that, by
Wonders of WtatW Naturi unvoUed lM \Wt mm his calculfltlons, the mm*
ft* prisAool md kinder- regufite tfci itaw^ m'm mission would be controlgartcn
students. front biiUding, taking iW»y ling development on over
th» flvi^week eourse that ittthoflty Um tht SO pertehtol the Island,
10 daisei which Bipirtmettt o! BnvL»on«. btto counted by laving
mental Protection. Non- that, as itonlng board chair-
hands-on activities, games, point pollution Iron man in his own town, he
stories and crafts. InprttHW HiW div^pmtt div^ sees whew blg-tlrwe devel-
Bev Henry of Dennlivllle, mmA promt of theopers
can overwhelm pun-
who has tau^\ttt»e claw torrecent
ocean do&lngs, said tfme municipal planners
four years, will hold lesioni ttto - a itattiHe some In indtHgbAiirl,
on bird migration, feeding the audience had l hard One locftllty's polluHon
birds that winter over, time swallowing, or development oftan
weather, animal tracks, One man erittcked the Impacts another locality,
•tars and mor* , plan fttf socking it to maU
Preschool classes Will bet deveioBBH and he»«.
to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday and owner i But le«o maintained
thursday, Jan, it tttrough Aatthi plan would not, as MoridaPUghts
Fob. 14. Kindergarten some think, ruU out shftt ^ H
daiieiwllibeite2!ldp,ttii development, although
Widnesday and Priday, sotne eonibuetion would
Jan. IS through Feb. IS, require state permits.
Your holiday entertaining
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p
for ln/oftriation call 368oervtti
buffet and table service
unique desserts
m a
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eu gcUH«f* Point Seniors
Otfd Club high scoters for
McMeriariuii 629
ft m |nd Charlotte
High scoters in
Anttfl Muni
'White
3,010, Mary
hield* 2J«0 dttd Del
tiio notedv saying the
Atbntte knows no man*
madeboundaHes,
"(the oeeift euMifttil
mm pollution, they eatry
emswn whew iney sett fit,
Baldttm ; :
Driver killed when car hits tree
BBSS
S«aville cantata Dec 18
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autopsy;pefim*A Mdw
revealed tto «ppWettt mM*
tal reasott why she lost ttofc
»siothi)K«ft
feescue B^U was used to
hi^p mttove t>ormtgU from
thodtm^^wlrtn^ Victim
was ttUuittd in by the
dashboard An air mm
helicopter wti elso tailed us
pftrtofthere»cuet#ort.
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