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Abuse Ctr. Open House COURT HOUSE - There will be an open house for the Cape May County Abuse Center outpost, 11 a m. to 2 p.m April 10 at the Juvenile Detention Center in the Crest Haven Complex. The Abuse Center Outpost is a satellite office providing services • to victims of rape and domestic abuse. Counseling, information, referral, housing assistance and emergency transportation are offered. There is also a 24-hour hotline. 522-6489.

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CAPE MAY - W. Charles Bernard, Theodore J. Kaslow and Granviite.G. Stiles .have filed petitions for the. May 13 city council as a slate supported by t» Coalition of Concerned Cape May Citizens The coalition is a group actively seeking an alternative to the present city government which includes Mayor Arthur Blomkvest and Councilmen Adrian Capehart and Harry Gilbert whp have also filed for election. A seventh candidate is independant Robert

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LeMunyor. The coalition believes the incumbents have been arrogant and unresponsive to the needs of the community. There will be a kick-off rally of the Coalition, 8 p:m. April 10 at the Community Center, and all * ye invited tfi meet the Coalition candidates. “During this administration one mayor was convicted of fraud, one council seat has had two appointees and three city managers have served," a coalition -spokesperson said. “The Coalition believes that good city government reouires consistency of leadership and demands that government by cfbnyism be eliminated/’ she continued, adding that Messers Bernard, Kaslow and Stiles "pledge a return to open, honest and efficient government.’* The platform (Jf the Coalition of Concerned. Cape May Citizens, which their candidates support, in eludes these planks: Open and honest government; affordable government; a . professional, impartial fulltime city manager; progressive, concerned leadership; essential services for all, not jobs for political cronies; controlled, planned growth; preservation of cape may’s unique heritage; promotion and diversification of the city’s economic base; and yearround attention to yearround problems. Penny Auction SEAVILLE - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Co. will sponsor a Penny Auction at thhe Rts. 9 and 50 Social Hail 7 p.m. April 11. There will be door prizes, refreshments and raffles.

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7 / FLORENCE T. BRAtTIIWOOD. 79. of 709 Wilson Ave . North Csp* Msy. March 31 She was a member of (he American Association of, Retired Persons DOROTHY L. BROOKS. 67. of S10 Seashore Rd, Erma, April 3 She was a longtime area resident MARIE F. COLANGEI4). 77. of 733 Academy Rd. Cold Spring. March 31 She was a lifelong resident of this area THOMAS A. COWAEN. 70. cf^ Anderson. SC , April 5 He war formerly of Cape May where fie owned and operated a restaurant CATHERINE DONNELLY, 85. of 238 W Chestnut St.. North Wild wood. April 2. She was a resident here since IM0 CHARLOTTE FREDRIKSEN. 80. of 847 Broadway, West Cape May. March 30 She waa a member of Hoiy Trinity Chapel SPENCER R. HARRIS. 60. of 147 Walnut Ave.. Ardmore. Pa . April 2 He was formerly of West Cape May. and waa a member of the Allen AME Church In Cape May. DR. JOHN F. HASKINS. 64. of Wildwood. April 3 He was a retired dentist OSCAR J. LeRERNFC, 58. of 706 Whittier Art.. North Cape May. April 2 He was an optician at the J L Bear Co GEORGE LEWIS. 04, of MO Seventh Ave , Del Haven. March 28 He lived here for 8) years LEONARD J. MeVEY of Fort Pearce. Fla , formerly of Wildwood. March 28. of injuries suffered in an

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WILLIAM URBANY, 68. of 27 W Wilde Ave . VRUs. April 5 He was a resident of this community for 30 LILLIAN O. YOUNG. 77. of 330 E Miami Ave , VlJlaa, April 5 She was

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