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ERMA - Next Tuesday’s Lower Cape May Regional School District election features contests in two out of the three constituent districts. In addition, voters in Lower Township, Cape May, and. West Cape May will also be voting on tax levies to support the 1961-82 budget which totals $4-9 million. According to the

new budget — which is for the fiscal year beginning in July - a total of $3,866,629 is necessary thru local taxation assessed among the three districts. The total tax levy is up 12.4 per cent. POLLS WILL BE open 5 to 9 p.m. April 7 at the public elementary schools in Cape May, West Cape May and Lower Township

CETA to Twp. Employ

The Lower Township Committee recently approved the appointments of Joseph Direso and Mathew Albenese as laborers in the Public Works Dept. Each W the workers will receive an annual salary of $9,500. According to Committeeman Jack Moran, both men have been working in the department for about a year. They were originally hired under the Government’s C.E.T.A. program. ONLY COMMITTEEWOMAN Peggie Bieberbach voted against the appointments. She cited the present conditions of the economy as the basis for her feelings that the township should put. a freeze on all new hiring. In other business, the Committee passed a resolution last week requesting the state Public Utilities Commission deny

an increase in the rate of any public utility until Cape May County’s inflation rate decreases. The resolution, which Committeemember Bieberbach requested last month, will be sent not only to-,the PUC, but also to the state Senate, Assembly and League of Municipalities. Permit Sought WILDWOOD - Application has been made by Dad’s Place, Grassy Sound here, for a Department of the Army permit to place a floating dock along Grassy Sound near Hereford Inlet at Ocean Drive, Middle Twp. The purpose of the dock is to reach sufficient water depth. It will extend 75 feet channelward from the existing timber pier.

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(the Town Bank and Villas Fireballs are additional polling places in the township). Here’s a breakdown of the election for candidates by district: Lower Twp. — Incumbent board president Robert Bonner is joined by challengers Ruth Billmeyer and Arlene MacDonald in seeking two seats on the board for full threevear terms. Incumbent Robert Matthews isn’t seeking re-election. Cape May — Incumbent board member Stephen Todd along with challengers Stephen Peckiconis (who is also a member of the local elementary school board) and W.E. (Ed) Hutchinson are seeking election to two one-year unexpired board seats (formerly occupied by Mildred Blomkvest and Harry Gilbert). Incumbent Arthur Craig isn’t seeking election. West Cape May • Miriam ' E. Reeves is uncontested in her bid for the borough’s one seat on the board. Incumbent Edward Zebrowski isn’t seeking election. He had been appointed to fill out the unexpired term of former board president James Washington who resigned. THE REGIONAL Board of Education, which oversees the Lower Cape May Regional High School and Richard M. Teitelman Junior High, is comprised of nine members — six from the township, two from the city and one from the borough. In addition to these constituent districts, the school district also receives students from Cape May Point, which is a sending district without representation on the board.

Alfred P. Lignelle Lignelle To Run

SEA ISLE CITY - Former City Commissioner Alfred P. Lignelle, who served six years before deciding not to run for reelection in 1977, will be a candidate in this year’s election. He has already acquired more than the required number of signatures on his nominating petitions, Lignelle said. IN HIS SIX years as a commissioner, Lignelle was in charge of public Safety for one year, and Public Works for five years. During his six years in office, he had a budget surplus for five, Lignelle said. He now feels, the former commissioner said, that many of the projects' initiated during his term of office need a facelift and updating. Lignelle pledged that he will be a fulltime commissioner if elected. r

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