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THE RACE is on! . That’s the word from township planner Joe Zahora who said last week he’s been challenged by Cape May city manager Fred Cddren to a race to see who can collect the most money for the United Way from their fellow municipal employees. LAST YEAR Cape May employees contributed som^ $2,300 to the campaign. This will-be the first time a similar drive will be held at Township Hall. Donations will he taken until Nov. 19. "This is a good way to gel people to contribute," Zahora said. "I already have four or five employees who have volunteered to help me.” • • • THERE'S A newiface in the‘treasurer's ofiice in Township hall. Elisabeth Pettit — an employee in the assessor’s office for the past year — has replaced Carol Dennis as principal payroll personnel clerk. Ms, Dennis, an employee of the tbwnship-since 1974, began working in the Wildwood controller's office Nov. 9.

SOME PEOPLE really enjoy decorating for the holidays. Take for instance William Martin of McKinley Ave.., Villas. His HallowVen creations—w^iich included witches, a giahl 1 spider, scarecrows ahd tombstones—were Ml mi red by hundreds as th^K passed by his Bayside Vill^Hvome. Probably the most popular stop^ in the'

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township for trick-or-treaters, over 700 visitors came to his door during their Halloween travels. ST. RAYMOND’S School in the Villas launches the Christmas season this •weekend with its third-an-nual Christmas Bazaar. The big event will be in St. Raymond's auditorium from4 tb9p.m. Nov. 13 ..10 a.m.to9p.m. Nov. 14... and 10 a m. to 3 p.m Nov. 15. This is a great chance for. eveyone to get a jump on their holiday gift buying. There will.be a baby shop, lots of sporting goods, ceramics and booths containing items for » Thanksgiving and Christmas. In addition, craftpeoplewillbeonhand, . games will be provided for the children and both lunth and. dinner will b?

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TOO BAD as much time wasn't spent during the rfl' eftnt campaign discussing important local issues as was spent putting up and knocking down signs. Tom Clydesdalels young campaigh manager, local attorney Eric GaVrr. hit a nail on the head when he described to thdse gathered at the local Republican rally Oct. 31 what it takes to be a campaign manager. "I learned to be a campaign manager you haye to have a post hole diggw- and a shovel." he said, adding he’s learned everything about signs including how to "build them, paint them, and erect them.”

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SPEAKING OF Mr. Gaver, his name is one of#, several that have been floating about political circles as a possible candidate to challenge township committman Jack Moran in next June's primary. Moran, whose Committee seat is up for grabs next year, may have.a difficult time getting the Republican nomination. The committeeman this year refused to support the local organisation's candidate, Tom Clydesdale, and instead threw his support behind Independent

Republican James Walker. THE iXHTAL Taxpayers Assn, is beginning m draw a variety of people'to their

meetings.

Last week those in attendance included Regional School Supt. Ephraim Keller, Regional Board of Education members Arlene MacDonald and Ruth Rillmeyer and bar Owners Mel Steele and

Robert Conroy Jr.

OPEN HOUSE will be held at both Regional High School and the Teitelman School during American Education Wfek, NoV. 15 to '21-This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in their schools to see firsthand how they

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AfJ AMENDMENT to the township's salary ordinance that adds the title of Supenrisor of Equipment Operations to the list of public works personnel, was approved by the Township Committee on Oct. 26. The amendment also sets tfle salary range for the position of $14,000 to

$17,000.

This .isn't a newly established position. It has been, and currently is Held by Road Dept* employee . Freeman Douglass.

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MARK YOUR calendar fofTl p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14. That’s the final Social Night of the season, sponsored by the Villas Civic. Club at U 16 Millman Center. Agnes Danks, who handles PR for the club, on behalf of the Social Night Committee, thanks everyone who participates in these popular events.

WHEN SOMEONE unselfishly devotes years of service to his community, it’s always rewarding to see them in someway publicly recognized. That’s what took place last week when the County Freeholders formerly passed a resolution commending Villas resident James Augustine for his many years of civic service to Lower Township.

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