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Knights Savor Fall In Poconos dOLDEN OCTOBER, was truly golden when StellaMaris K of C Council sojourned the Femwood for five days. This year's trip was especially delightful, with the foliage at its most colorful and the scenery around Delaware Water Grip a sight to behold. Forty-five eagc* souls assembled at the Erma headquarters for coffee and • doughnuts before boarding the bus at 8:30, arriving at Femwood at 1 p.m. in spectacular sunshine, which never ceased for our entire visit. Ed Scheffler was an oxhuberant MC aboard the Grey Line, with Wilbert, our every faithful driver. (Ed must really scour the outar banks for his disguises and prizes.) Since we wouldn’t bq served lunch on arrival, Bid Campbell, our trip planner, asked Heten Glesson if she could get together something to sustain us. and with the helping hands of her Jackie, Florence and Chick Parker, Mickey and Joe Carlin, Mine and Jim McMenamin, and Fran and Ed Scheffler, she came forth with some tasty sandwiches. There were devoured at 10 A M. along with some equally tasty beverages. TUE CAMPBELLES AND Schefflers rated honeymoon cottages, complete with jacuzzi, king-size bed, real fireplace, etc. Wow! When Harry (The Horse) Helverson encountered plumbing problems, he and Edith got one too. Leave it to Harry! One day we had a picnic, getting our Italian fare from a nearby gin mill, and there’s Harry, strutting around in a chef's outfit. A couple of days some .of the guys (and a gal) played golft for free nearby. The bus to Stroudsberg was a ’’real trip. ’’ A goodly group tootak a shopping tour and returned with some Hess’s Specials, etc. Mary DAvis and Sally Lynch could enlighten you on that bus service! There were the usual fun-for-all activities, with a really exceptional show.oflq evening. Guys and gals from Femwood presented ‘Wound The World—Broadway Style,” and they’re a talented troupe of entertainers. The trip home was hilarioils as usual (how come Ed always gets a , hole in his bucket?). I’m looking forward already to next year. This gang believes “Eat, Drink and Be Merry," and life can be beautiful! For Shoppers

WILDWOOD CREST - The Fire Co. Auxiliary is sponsoring a Christmas shopping bus trip to King of Prussia, Pa., Nov. 16. Buses will depart from three locations. For information, call 522-3683 or 729-7126.

Drawing Winners COURT HOUSE - . Jamesway Dept. Store held its 1st annual "Back to School Drawing Contest." The drawings were displayed at the store for a 'week. The winners wpre selected bv Kathy Richardson, Dee Mills, and Dottie ElisafSo members of the local PTA J. FIRST PLACE WINNERS received a blue ribbon plus a v $25 Gift certificate -and the second place winners received a yellow ribbon plus a star lapel pin. The following children received prizes, First Place: Erik Wanberg, .6, Avalon School; Kahlil Guifther, 9, Middle 3 school; Tina Schubert, 12, Middle *’4 School; and Carl Clement, 14, Middle Twp. High School. SECOND PRIZE winners: Rebecca Carpenter, 6, Middle Elementary 3, Vicki Schubert, 9, Middle 3; Paul Hoff, 12. Middle 4. and Frank Hall, 14, Middle 4. $25, gift certificates was given Sherry Ford, 10. Middle 3 as the winner of the drawing of all the contestants.

Library Hours WILDWOOD CREST - New winter hours at the Public Library have been announced by Library Director William Smith. The library will be opeh 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. The hours will be 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Evening hours will be from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The library is located at 6301 Ocean ave.

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SHOULD TOM CLYDESDALE BE RE-ELECTED? <• .v \A • ' ASK YOURSELF, AS A LOWER TOWNSHIP RESIDENT, THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AND THEN YOU DECIDE

YES

NO

Bo you want a Mayor who ^ill support reasonable development and increased tax ratables that will not require spending your money for-additional municipal services? v

Do you want a Mayor who tells the (ruth to reporters (and the people) (whether they like it or not)? (Tom may not be a diplomat, but he has been an honest mayor)

Do you want a Mayor who bdlieves in awarding contracts to the lowest bidder no matter who the low bidder is? (even though members, of Tom s family have been the low bidder on many jobs). (Since Tom has been Mayor, his famil/has done less work for the Township than ever before) *

Do you want a Mayor who will not dominate municipal boards made up of local, reputable citizens, and who does not cater to special interest groups?

Do you want a Mayor who listens to the people regarding their needs for street .lighting, even though their opinions are not his? (Tom wanted to turn lights off, but listened to your objections and has pledged to study the problem),

Do you want q Mayor who cares about your taxes and proves it by pushing for a new municipal garage that will cost less than any of the other prior proposals? (Mayor Clydesdale was against buying land and used buildings on Shunpike for $175,000 when a new building can be built on land we already own for substantially less money).

Do-you want a Mayor who listens to th£ needs of senior , citizens by starting a town watch program, forming a Mayor’s Advisory Committee,^nd pledging to curb juvenile delinquency?

Do you want a Mayor who supports youth activity in Lower Township? Though recreation is- not the Mayor’s department, Tom had the swimming pool • repaired and opened for 1/5 of the original estimated expense for a new pooj.

Do you want a Mayor who works every day in Township Hall and listens to all people, regardless of theft political party?

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WE BELIEVE YOU DO i AND WOULD VOTE YES KNOWING THE REAL FACTS \ RE-ELECT s TOM CLYDESDALE LOWER TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE COL. 2, NOV. 3RD. Ordered *0(1 Paid for by Low*r Townlhlp Republican Organization, Phyllis (ianovasa, Traai.