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729-2255 ^ In I9B0 my electric bill $35/month jast for my liRhls-noheat Inl^Blmy , Kill went to $55/month. I have not increased my .usage hut the price went up I( I he proposed 37% rale ihcrt'ase by Atlantic Ejectnc'Wjes thru then i > wotild be phving over $75 for the same amount of scr? vice I paid $35 for a year an*d a half ago It's just my wife and me and I just wonder where its gonna stc|j) because I also have a gas bill for heal. A. There is a new group calletKflT E P They are trying to organize a task force which questions the proposed rate hikes by Atlantic Elec Co. You could contact the Lower Twp Chamber of Commerce. Box 27fi. Villas. N.J. OR251. 8U4-4500 Or you could lake additional initiative and write to Walter Szmnnski. PUC Director. Ilho Kavmond Blvd . Newark. N.J. (T7I02 F.r»t ( all Fm IHp 1*0 m «•" (iratwk- \ I <R««.>rE.'ill72ifms

Ex-Teacher Seeks Seat On Board

COURT HOUSE V Edward J. RosenbeAof Solar Way here has filedtts petition fo run for^Widdle Township Board of Education. ^ Rosenberg, 33, has been an active member of the community the past four years. A former teacher, h^is currently employed bj^j.C;. Morris Corp. of Philadelphia. He is married and Has three children. If elected,- Rosenberg promises to work for efficiency in education “For eight years I was a teacher. For the past two years I've worked in the private sector I am fully ’aware of the differences between the.tWo," he said

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periences aS,an educator to benefit the\taxpayer of Middle Township who" today must struggle each month to meet his mortgage payments and can ill

afford additional school tax ' increases," he continued. "We must use every means at our disposal to hold the line on spending and still maintain the Righ standards of education-set by our community."

RetireM^Ex^culive? :— : C of C Wants You . COURT HOUSE — The county Chamber of Commerce is looking for a few good retired business executives. The Chamber is seeking their experience for the formation of a Business Advisory Task Force whose members*tould serve as voluntary, counsultants to small business operators or prospective entrepreneurs. ACCORDING TO RICHARD GIUUANO. who heads the Chamber's Business Development and Assistance 'bommittee, the Business Advisory Task Force would work with Jersey Cape business people who request assistance with such problems as establishing a new business, inventory control,*cash flow projections, management consulting, completion of Small Business Administratioan program applications, and. similar tasks. ' v Retired executives or managers who would like to volunteer are requested to forward their resumes to the Chamber of Commerce. PO Box 74, Courh House 98210; attn. Business Development & Assistance Committee.

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COUrV nrfuSE - The Cotinty Chamber of Comyfnerce judges selected Mr. ' and Mrs. EdWard Moore of Dias Creek as the county’s entry in the KYW.-TV Evening Magazine Program search for extraordinary

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Ed and Mary Moore are an elderly retired couple who have devoted most of their lives helping other people. For the past 50 years they have been supplying toys and dolls to needy ' families at Christmas. THIS PAST Christmas they gave out gifts for 800 kids. Moore, "Pappi" as he is affectionately known, repairs dolls and toys, while Mrs. Moore. % known as Mimi, makes dresses from scraps of materials. The Moores also collect damaged merchandise from area stores and . repair clothing, donating it to needv families in the area. They also pick up non-saleable food items from area stores and distribute the food to the needy.£d and Mary Moore live on a small Social Security pension and are poor themselves, but many times they take part of their Social Security In-

come to help other needy families. THEIR HOME in Dias. Creek is literally a toy and * doll repair shop yearroilnd. Already they h^ve begun preparing for ndit Christj^s for needy kids. In th^ mesh time Mrs. Moore recently repaired several pairs of defective jeans and some poor children can now'attend school again because they Have a pair of jeans to wear. The Moores will‘attend KYW-TV’s Awards Banquet March 13. at the Barclay Hotel, \nS Philadelphia. Officials will ‘ escort Mr. and Mrs. Moore to the awards banquet at which time five top winneirs will be announced and have iheir stories told on Even-, ing Magazine programs in May.

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