Herald 4 Uptcm 9 December 81

.Vl.THOlHilf const ruction on the I/iwer Township branch oif the County Library only began a few weeks ago, already the • structure has been the

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Mayor Tom C'lyde*dale i told member* of his ad-' vuiory board laM week that . youngsters had gotten onto the site - literally, a stone's throw from the police station. — and damaged parts of the new 1y erected cinder block trails “Yesterday kids pot

In and tore down about 100 blocks," he reported Dec.

anyone interested In learning how effective the local ‘ Town Walch program has

been?

. If so. you'll have to wait until Police Chief Bob Denny files his annual report with the Township Committee next month. The chief declined this week to releasc^any specific figures v .on the program ^ until

News Notes from-

Lower Township Bob Shiles %7-33}2

January. EfiCENTLY Mayar Clydesdale, a- strong advocate'of the program, expressed concern and disappointment in the way the operation is working. ' "People seem to be losihg interest,” he. said,, ad-

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ding that, strong citizen support is vital if this kind of crime prevention program is to be successful. NINE-YEAR-OLD Kristi Coombs — star of the National Touring Company's musical production Annie

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— is certainly one of the most talked about youngsters in the county. A resident of North Cape May, the talented young actress joined the touring company two years ago in the role of Molly, and recently became the youngest Annie since the play first opened in New York about 10 years ago. "We certainly can be quite proud she (Kristi) lives dn the township," Committee worn an Peggie Bleberipch-Fnlcher said at

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a recent Township Committee meeting. "It just goes to show — as Tom Clydesdale says — hot all our youth are bad " * * * V Congratulations to Marion Palmer of Villas. * She was the lucky winner in a drawing for ah afghan cover held by the Animal Welfare Society Oh Nov. 17. • • •'. EVEN A COLD wind* pouldn't chill the festive mood in North Cape May on Saturday night, where there was plenty of excitment and holiday cheer when the first annual Christmas f^arade sponsored by the Lower r Township Rotary Club made its way down . Bayshore Rd. And judging from the ' large crowd and comments buzzing around, it appears the event — which for 16 years had been held in .West Cape May — was a success. The parade, marching along Bayshore Rd. from the Breakwater Plaza to the North Cape May Shopping Center, offered something for everybody — floats, bands, fire engines, clowns, animaU and, of course, Santa Claus. IF YOU PLAN to attend this month’s meeting of the Lower Cape May Regional School Board, be sure to note on your calendar that th*- regular , session — usually held on the 4th Thursday of the month — has been changed because of the Christmas holidays. The board is scheduled to meet this month on Dec. 17. The regular meeting . begins at 8 p.m. in the high school library in Erma. The work session — open to the public — will be held in the Faculty Room at 7:30 p.m. '« • • • SPEAKING OF the Regional school district, Student Council officers at the high school and Teitelman Jr. High this year are: High School — President Greg Douglas, vice president Ken Carick, secretary Mike Kennedy, treasurer Keith DeCollewaert Teitelman — President . — Sherrie Ayres, vice president Diana Meyers, secretary — Lisa Bassett, treasurer Kevin Lare • • * A LARGE NUMBER of members, families and friends attended a special Mass for deceased members of the Stella Maris Council 3546 of the Knights of Columbus, Nov. 19'. 1 The Mass, held at the K of C Hall on Breakwater Rd., was followed by a presentation and question - answer period with special guest outgoing county prosecutor Donald R. Charles Jr. • • • THE LOWER Township Federation of Senior Citizens meeting that was to be held next Thursday, Dec. 17 lias been cancelled. The next meeting will be 1 p.m. Jan. 21 at the Millman Center. Title 1 Meet

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ERMA — The meeting of ‘the Richard M. Teitelmar School Title I Prbgram will be held 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 16, in the school media center. Parents will receive Christmas stockings to All with stocking stuffer games and Christmas decorations made by the students.