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SEA ISLE CITY - Sellers and buyers' are wanted, for the eighth annual "Skimmer Weekend” flea market’ to be held on the Promenade here 9 a m.-4 p.m. Saturday, June 20 Sellers are asked to bring their own tables. No reservation is required. For information call 263-2481. .

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TRENTON - As a f special service .to this year’s overburdened state voter, the May 30/31 edition of “Made in New Jersey" will review the gubernatorial frdnt-nihners in a series of abbreviated Closer Looks on New Jersey Public Television. The brief candidate profiles were taped during the height of campaigning and have aired previously one at a time on New Jeffrey Nightly News. a “Made in New J^feey’’ IN Kramer Gets

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has narrowed the list of viable candidates to 10 from the original 23 profiled: four Republicans add six Democrats. The profiled candidates are Republicans Tom Kean, Lawrence F. "Pat” Kramer, Joseph "Bo" Sullivan and Jim

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This special electionoriented “Made in New Jersey” is provided as a public service to New Jersey voters. With the primary election June 2, this May 30/31 review is

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John J. Degnan, James J. Florio, Kenneth A. Gibson, Joseph P. Merlino, Robert Roe and Thomas F.X.

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ANCHOR STEVE Taylor, along with John McLaughlin and Tom O'Neill, will provide a follow up analysis after each candidate has been in-

fer concerned citizens. “Made in New Jersey” is a co-production of New Jersey Public Television and WNET/Thirteen. It airs at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 30, on WNET, and at 10 a.m. Sunday, May 31 on WNET and at noon and 6 p.m. on NJPTV Channels

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Republican Club today an noumred that it has endorsed Lawrenc F. “Pat” Kramer gubernatorial candidate for the Republican

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Cape* May Republican Club chairman Philip Matalucci said that the GOP group "is backing the best candidate in a crowded field—the candidate who can win the November general election.”

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STONE HARBOR - Ordinance 570, revising a 1974 ordnance for trash collections for private residents and businesses has passed mayor and council on first reading. The ordinance was introduced to serve the community better, curtail overtime in the maintenance department, and have those requesting more than the scheduled services pay the cost of the extra collec-

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As Governor Pal Kramer will pul a slop lo harassing legislation < 3uch as Sh&re Front and Dune Protection Acts and the Riparian rights Issue ~ he will fight to protect citizen's

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Pat Kramer believes that the senior citizens have been mistreated by our present state government He pledges to see that older citizens receive what they have been promised and what is rightfully theirs

New Jersey's tourist industry is first in the state and Pat Kramer as Governor will work to see it gets the proper funding and recognition it deserves. It is a sound and logical business investment.

7 pledge to you as Governor, I will treat Cape May County as an equal part of the state, not as a forgotten stepchild”—Pat Kramer. VOTE THE REPUBLICAN KRAMER TEAM

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(col 2)TUESDAY, JUNE 2 ( col 2) Pat Kramer knows Cape May County’s problems and as Governor will work to solve Jhem. Give him your support. 0'd4"8d infl P».o lot D, Cap. County '96' CtmpB.g" Commute* D Kelly Tiea^u'ei

lions. A WINTER AND summer collection schedule has been established. The former would run from Oct. 1 to May 31. The latter would be effective from June 1 to Sept. 30. During the winter months the ordinance calls for residential collectionstwice a week. This would increase to three times a week in the summer season. Business collections during the winter months would be three times a week with an every other day a week collection in the summer season. IF MORE THAN the designated schedule of pickups is requested a fee would be charged. For daily service the fee would be $250. a month or any part thereof, payment to be made 15 days prior to start of service. For collections over the established collections, but not on a daily basis, a fee of $50 would be charged, payable at least two days prior to the special collection. The number of receptacles at any one point would be limited to 10 twen ty gallon containers or an appropriate number of two cubic yard dumpsters. If anyone has the need for more than the established number of receptacles they may obtain this service upon application to the borough clerk. . Other conditions in the ordinance set rules for Independent contractors, the usl of plastic bags and cardboard boxes. It will permit mayor and council to establish “Clean Up Day” where property owners, during the week preceding such "Day,” mdy place at curbside discarded furniture including appliances. A complete co^y of the ordinance may be reviewed at the borough clerk’s office. Title I PAC Election Set WILDWOOD CR. - Residents of the community, teachers from project schools, and parents of Title I students are invited to a meeting of the Title I Parent Advisor Council at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Crest Memorial School, E. t St. Louis Ave. The Title I application for the 1961-82 school year will be discussed and recommendations considered. Following election procedure decided at the April PAC meeting, •nomination and election for the council will take place after informal^discusaion.