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Herald «, Uritem 2 September 81

News Notes from-

/.ovyer Township Bob Shihgs 967-3312

AS THE traditional ftabor Day campaign kickoff date nears, the Democrats are still looking for a candidate to enter in • the Township Committee race. Meanwhile, incumbent . mayor Tom Clydesdale .and Independent-Republican candidate Jim W^Ucer are making final plansYor their campaign—one which some township officials expect will be a campaign loaded with plenty of mudslinging This week Mayor Clydesdale officially announced the appointment of attorney Eric Gaver a his campaign manager. Mr. Gaver, a resident of S. Cold Spring, is also the

township Planning Board solicitor. He is a graduate of Swathniore College and the University of Mf&mi Law School. • • • FISHING CREEK'S master of topiary, Gus Yearick, celebrated his 89th birthday Aug. 28. Creator of the reknown Hedge Garden between Bayshore & Breakwater Rds., Mr. Yearick’s masterpieces have awed visitors for more than a half-century, • • • LOOKS LIKE the Lower Cape May Regional School Board didn't correctly anticipate in their 1961-82 budget the cost of settling contracts with the district’s

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various bargaining units. Superintendent Ephraim Keller of Erma Park told thehoard last week that ex* cept for teachers, /the amount budgeted '’tor employee salaries jnay be overexpended. According to Mr. Keller, an additional 11 per cent was provided in the budget for increased teacher salaries, but for everyone else only 10 per cent was allotted. WHILE ON THE subject of schools, there was quite a stir at Regional earlyjast: week when it was discovered there had been a slip-up in ordering uniforms for the football team. Somehow the purchase order never made it from the athletic office to the superintendent’s office. The error was discovered only a week before practice was scheduled to begin yesterday, Sept. 1. The major concern was that no new practice shirts were In - stqck. “You’re talking about 8 dozen practice shirts,” Mr. Keller said. ’'That effects quite a large number of youngsters.” • • • AT THE township's^RJiy^ 18 land sale, 29 lots were sold for $68,000. The assessed value of the property, according to Treasurer Wade Cooper, is $80,300. 53 lots had been put up for sale—size ranging from 10 ft. wide in the Villas to almost 9 acres in Ermp. PLENTY OF action this '' weekend on Bayshore Rd "' Villas: The Villas Women’s Regular Republican Club is sponsoring a cake and food sale on Friday and Saturday Sept. 4 and 5. at Bayshore and Weber Rds , The event will "be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meanwhile, only four blocks north at their clubhouse on Bayshore and Washington. the Democratic Club is holding a rummage sale. It will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Something else for Bayshore Rd. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Villas Volunteer Fire Co. is sponsoring a social 8 p.m.' Friday Sept. 4. at the Millman Center. • • • TOWNSHIP planning aide Joe Z&hora was officially appointed township planner at the August 24 Township Committee, meeting. Mr. Zahora of Cape May has been studying at Rutgers University, and recently received his degree as Planner.

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