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Tht GO WITH GRACE eommiltec. a volunteer group working (o assist in the election of Mary Grace Keen to Avalon Council, mel on April 24 lo review her position on current local issues In assessing the coming election. Mrs Keen commented. “My family and I have provided a meaningful service for Avalon and its people for over 2t years We hope to continue that service and along with that. I will make a personal effort toward assisting in attaining a government desirable to Avalon's people. I will address my efforts and direct my cncrgit*s toward: making Avalon's new form of government Work for all of us: more citizen involvement in government with, among other things, public meetings for budget discussion prior to voting: Judyski Announces Platform AVALON — Avalon Council candidate Phil Judyski. Iasi week announced five specific points of his platform to improve the Borough under the new form of government. Judyski. 36. is one of 13 candidates vying for five Council-At-Large seats to i be filled in the May 8 municipal election. He is Avalon businessman, andnn II year resident of Avalon. Judyski s platform includes: Insure increased cooperation and communications between Borough government, and the local Chamber of Commerce, and other civft 1 - organizations in the community Develop a comprehensive emergency preparedness plan for die Borough so that residents and properties will be protected to the maximum extent possible in flood, storm, or other disaster situations. Demand better maintenance dredging of Townsend's Inlet, the Intracostal Waterway in order to provide safe ’ boating and fishing to help stabilize Avalon's beaches. Expand the Borough's recreation and activities program for all ages. Ensure that Avalon gets its moneys wordi from participation in the county Municipal Utilities Authority. The five platfordi points are an addition to general positions Judyski has expressed throughout the course of his campaign. Borough residents and visitois working together can improve Avalon during the decade of the 1980s," is the focus of Judyski’s campaign. "As a Councilman. I believe I will be able to apply my experience in business as well as my service in the military and background of community interest and activities to help make fhese platform points a reality," Judyski

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Judyski owns and operates Phil's Deli at 33rd and Dune Drive. Avalon.

voter assessment of major projects prior to voting their approval; periodic reports lo borough residents. preferably monthly, of local, county • and state meetings. " Mrs Keen said that she also favors in-depth analyses of current and future issues which affect the borough and its people. She listed as issues requiring attention: effective use of tax money lo prevent waste: full acquisition of Federal. State and private funds to insure more working dollars and belter lax slabilizatinn: group rentals and other issues affecting Avalon as a family community; back water dredging and proper inlet maintenance: job assurance for borough workers who presently have no job protection and are subject to patronage, a strong Borough Administrative Code, and protection of the integrity of borough resources and maintenance of its appearance Busha In Council Race Jim Busha Candidate for Avalon Borough Council, and his family have owned properly in Avalon since 1966, arid became full time residehts in 1973, when Jim retired from his business career. A native of Philadelphia, Jim graduated from Temple University in 1938 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. He completed another year at Temple, becoming certified as a Secondary Education teacher. After 33 years with Atlantic Richfield, Jim retired as a Corporate Development Engineer for the Marketing Department. and left Los Angeles for retirement in Avalon. An tivid golfer and fisherman. Jim has a lively interest in all phases of sports. Jim resides at 503 42nd Street with his wife, Maryanne, his daughter, Patti Anne, and a son. Michael, who is presently attending college in Florida. *

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