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PLAQUE HONORING late Paul M. Scull Is presented to his son. Sherman •'Bud" Scull, and daughter-in-law Bobette Scull by Tom Repicl, past president of Court House Klwanis Club. Paul Scull was a charter member, past president and very active club member.

Bridge Info Due

STONE HARBOR - The Depl of Transportation ' will hold an information center on the proposed replacement of the 104lh St. Bridge, 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 19 in the Council Meeting Room of Borough Hall, 9500 Second Ave. Representatives of the Department's Office of Community Involvement and Bureau of Local Aid and the Cape May County

engineering staff will be available to answer questions and to discuss the proposed project on an. informal basis. Plans of the proposed project also will be on display for review.

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OCEAN CITY - The message is simple, direct and heavily laden with meaning for those to whom, it, applies * "It’s the . toughest job you’ll ever love". "It”? The Peace Corps, initiated in 1961, a program that contihues today with the support of more than 5,000 current yolunleers, over 85,000 returned volunteers and President Ronald Reagan and the Congress. REPRESENTATIVES OF the Peace Corps are here today, Aug. 18, seeking qualified applicants for the nearly 3,000 volunteer 4>osition8 Peace CorpsTills each year. Dorothy Sullivan, herself a former Peace Corps volunteer in'Ghana, west Africa, announced recruiting at the Music Pier’s Music Room 9a.m.-5 p.m. today. A film about Peace Corps service will be shown on the hour. SULLIVAN. WHO has a bachelor’s degree in biology from Bridgewater, Mass., State College, says Peace Corps is seeking volunteers with virtually any degree or extensive experience in fields of skills useful in developing countries, but particularly in agriculture, forestry.

mathematics and the hard sciences and in education. Language skills are a plus, but are not always required. Joseph LaGue, area recraitment manager for the Peace Corps office in

Philadelphia, says "If an applicant is interested only in /money or material things, Peace Corps service certainly will not meet those needs. You have to make some sacrifices to be a volunteer. But we do offer

real working experience, a level of responsibility much higher than most entry level positions, language and crosscultural training and foreign travel." Information on Peace Corps service is available by calling toll-free 1-800-523-0216.

GOP'Wants To Dump Candidate-

(FjjpmPageD paign coordinators — including Mayor Tom Clydesdale, attorney Eric Gaver, Leo Jordan, attorney Lou Dwyer, Ed Admas, Phyliss Genovese and attorney John Callinan — Hevener’s co-campaign managers Clydesdale and Gaver announced they were resigning their campaign positions. "He (Hevener) wants to run his qwn campaign and says he has backing. We thought we’d just bow out,” the mayor said. "If he thinks he’s going to ran on his own (and win] he’s going to have a surprise." According to informed sources, committee members have already voted to endorse local organization treasurer Phyllis Genevese for township committee' should Hevener decide to honor the request and withdraw from the race. UNDER STATE election laws, if a candidate withdraws within 40 days or more of the election, the party organization has the opportunity to name another candidate to run under the party label. If a candidate refuses to withdraw, there’s nothing the organization or anyone else can do to force him off the ballot. According to some close to the election, the rift between Hevener and the party

leaders centers around who should be appointed township solicitor next year if the GOP maintains control of the threemember governing body. Catarcio has allegedly been pushing for Wildwood attorney Lou Dwyer, who last year supported the candidacy of Independent Republican James Walker for Township Committee instead of organization candidate Tom Clydesdale. Hevener, insiders say, wants Wildwood attorney Louis Homstine. ANOTHER POSSIBLE cause for the split, according to informed sources, is the unwillingness of party leaders to accept Hpmstine as part of the campaign team. Allegedly. Hevener has been acting on advice from Homstine rather than from "approved" campaign leadership. Other insiders attribute the rift to nothing more than the organization not knowing how to handle a candidate who wants to be his own man and won't agree to go along with everything the organization requests. As one source, close to Hevener's campaign put it, the candidate doesn’t really care if he’s elected or not. His goal is to defeat the few leaders who hold absolute control over the party — even if it means having a Democrat elected to the governing body.

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