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Fm^To Hughes-Look Out!,

COURTHOUSE-Beech Fox has put Rep. Bill Hugher on notice that the incumbent Democrat congressman is in for the "BatOe of his political career.” On June 3, Fox became the Republican candidate for Congress from New Jersey’s 2nd District with a'' primary victory over John Mahdney of Milmay. GOP voters picked Fox , by a margin of nearly fl.ooo votes, although Mahoney outdistanced his opponent by more than 7 to I in Atlantic City. In a victory statement from his headquarters, here. Fox thanked Mahoney for his offer of support in the general election and said that a united Republican victory in 'November would mean “positive and progressive economic policies that would end the seasonal ’*boom and bust’ cycle in

South Jersey and provide for sustained growth and •year-round job » opportunities.” Referring to Hughes’ popularity with the voters Fox said, ”1 respect Bill Hughes and I know he

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means well, but his liberal voUng record has unfortunately contributed to the hardships the average taxpayer is facing today ' ’ According to Fox the Democrat-majority Congress and the Carter administration have decided government policy together. and •'Bill Hughes” strong support of the president makes him just as responsible as Jimmy Carter for the financial strain on citizens at all income levels here in South Jersey and across

the nation.”

Mr. Fox. the sheriff of Cape May County, is popular among the Jersey Cape electorats being returned to office with the most votes of any candidate on the county ticket, during election in 1975 and

1978.

Boro Sets Trash Regs. AVALON — Plastic bags to contain trash and garbage are a No-No here — unless the bags themselves are secured in tightly covered containers. That’s one of the regulations annouhced for the summer season in an effort to keep the borough neat and clean. For June. July and August, trash and garbage collections are: Monday A Thursday — East of Dune Dr.; Tuesday A Friday — West of Dune Dr. to Ocean

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Wednesday & Saturday — West of Ocean Dr. Convenience containers for trash are located at 13th and Dune D.\, 30th and Avalon. 3lst and Dune, 42nd and Pelican Dr.. 56th and Ocean Marina and 74th and Ocean Park. Containers for glass bottle recycling are located at 13th and Dune Dr. Bulk trash including old stoves and refrigerators will be picked up the last Monday of every month Refrigerators doors must be removed or secured to prevent opening.^ Armacost Memorial Units Formed AVALON — At a recent meeting in Council chamber?, a standing room crowd turned out to offer suggestions and help establish a memorial for the late Marion P Armacost. Itepresenta lives from various organizations and churches along with borough officials tfdd municipal workers presented and discussed several ideas, but the final choice narrowed to two for a decision to be made by Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and hisdaughers Two major committees were formed and they will meet 10:30 a.m. June 12. The Finance Committee will be headed by Mrs ^Clifford Off Jr. with members Robert Golden. Ron Phillips and Mrs. Pauline Petrica. This committee will set a goal '•> and organize the campaign to raise funds. Alice Marvel is chairing the * Selection Committee. Serving with her will be Edna Ellsworth, Jean Lcmke, Harry Baxtor and Ortho Summer. This group will determine the type of plaque nr monument to be purchased. Concerned was expressed that whatever is decided should be a lasting memorial because Mrs. Armacost gave so much of herself in time, ideas and wciHc to the beautification and enhancement of the borough. Rehearsals Start CAPE MAY-Therewill be a Memorial Concert in memory of ■ Andreas K. Kelly, 9 p.m. o'clock Sunday eveningsAugust 17, in convention hall. Rehearsal will start 8 p.m. June ll at the First United Methodist Church under the direction of Alma Jowett All former members are invited* to take part. Regular chorus dress isn't necessary

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» YEARS AGO E4 Zatertr opmrd hl.no* world lamom An(lr«ca Inn. Thr other day tomr ol hla .tail, which now number, over 100. prcenled him with • commemorative plaque. Amon* them were Ihoar who have been with their employer the^ast quarter-century.

“notice J~MU. lb laLt iLii opportunity l 0 iLnl iL many orynn.W.'on, m*J frUnJ, „/ We-/., for ll. yrntroui irprajslons of fot-o tltal wor* tnlrmLJ to ktr Juriny Lrr ittnrii, anti to m# anti my family after hr Jratk. ,9 know tkal many people will min ker, m f ,0 4ft m 9 family anti oar two tloyi, Cfitlyet anti 9f}ac. J)ke wai a rXatly in'every respect, anti katl a special affection for ^Avalon anti its people. TJkank tfou from tke loMom of my keart. Sincerely, ^.ttswortk .Armatosl

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