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CAPE MAY - The Utereture Department at the Women's Community Chib ot Cape May will meet in the reading non of the Cape May Library on Washington St., Monday, NoTemberSat2p.ni. Mrs. Robert Ridpath will diacuss “Doers and Dowager" by Falecla Warburg RooaeveH (Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt Jr.) a marvelous collection of conversations with 20 of the ’’a greatest dames,

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Saturday, October 27. A march ol the spirits led off the afternoon of fun

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and games. Following the awarding of priies, refreshmente and gar for all became part of the afternoon. Children of all sizes scrambled peanut*, laughed at a peanut roll and in general, had enough fun to

make a Jack-O-Lantern start laughing.

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1.2 million dollars in yearly gross receipts taxes, according to Lynwood Smith and William Belles, Republican candidates for Township

Committee.

Smith, who is opposing Mayor Samuel Device, said that an organization comprised of fourteen municipalities throughout New Jersey known as “Municipalities for a Fair Share", Ins been pleading with the Democrats in Middle Township for over a year to join the

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As recently as September 84, 1979, Mayor Device received another invitation, this time certified mail, ‘to join the organization. Hie letter was sent by the Upper Township Committee, one of the organizers of “Municipalities for a Fair Share”. Upper Township is deeply concerned with the possible loss of |2.7 million in gross receipts taxes and has been leading the fight against the Democratic Governor and the Democratic controlled legislature, Smith said. Dennis Township, which stands to lose $200,000 has joined the organization, but Middle Township, although we could lose $1.2 i **

to fight for ow righto! Investing $2500 to protect $1.2 million is a sound investment, Belles said.

' Kennedy, Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Clare Booth Luce. Miss ‘Lee Dawson, Chairman of the Literature Department, welcomes members and friends. S.H. Hospital Auxiliary

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AVALON - Mrs Beat Hinchcliffe will be the guest speaker at the Nov. 8 meeting of the Stone Harbor-Avalon Auxiliary of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. The meeting will be held at noon in the Whltebrier Hotel, 20th and the Beach, Avalon, accompanied by a Dutch Treat luncheon.

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Smith The controversy over gross receipts taxes has been raging for several yean. Smith said. At the present time, Smith said, there are three bills in the Democrat legislature to either eliminate or redistribute the gross receipts taxes. We an know, Smith said, that the Democratic government and the Democratic controlled legislature would like to take some of our funds and re-distribute those funds to North Jenev cities such as Newark, Elizabeth, and Patterson. Middle Township did not cause the financial problems in North Jersey and Bill and I intend to fight any attempt to “raid” our revenues, Smith said. Joining the Municipalities for a Fair Share would cost Middle Township a one-time for $2900, Belles said. He said that the money is used