Vote 2-1 on Police Pact

VILLAS - Although Committeeman Jack Moran acknowledged last week that he isn’t completely satisfied with all terms of the new police contract, the official decided last week against going along with 'Committeewoman Peggie Bieberbach to vote against ratification of the two-year agreement. The committeeman last Monday joined with Mayor Tom Clydesdale to approve the PBA contract that was finally settled thru binding arbitration. Clydesdale indicated earlier in the day that he would go along with the arbitrator's decision so as to avoid being hit by tbe PBA with a possible lawsuit. "WE PUT MANY hours into it," Moran said of the

Eye Exams At

COURT HOUSE - The opthalmologists at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital will hold an Eye Screening Program in conjunction with The Conserevation of Vision Committee 8a.m.-noon Sept. 21. Hundreds of individuals took advantage of the clinic held last year at the hospital. THE STAFF for the clinic will be Drs. Joseph A Furey, Robert F. Nunn, Paul Remer, Stuart Billig

negotiations that eventually came to an impasse earlier this year. "It was the best we could do," he added. But Committeewoman Bieberbach blasted the arbitrator’s ruling as being "unfair to the township." She specifically attacked part of the decision requiring the township to pay full dental benefits not only to employees but also to their dependents. / "THIS IS GOING to be very costly to the township," the Commit-' teewoman charged, contending that now the same benefit will accrue to the other employee bargaining units — the Teamsters (public works) and office workers union. ‘ "I feel the arbitrator was not fair to the township,"

Hospital r and Paul Pettit, These opthalmologists will check for signs of glaucoma and other diseases of the eye. They will also check to determine if glasses or a change in present glasses are needed. Appointments should be made in advance through the outpatient clinic. Someone in the area who wishes to take advantage of the free clinic can stop and see if out of the doctors might havetiqie.

Free Meals For Pupils

In addition to low cost, nutritious school lunches, public schools in Cape May County will again provide free or reduced price meals for pupils from low income families this year. The family size and income scale for free meals ranges from $6,080 for a family of one to $20,100 yearly, for a family of 8. For reduced price meals, the range is $8,660 to $28,600. FREE OR LOW cost breakfasts will also be

available at the Ocean Academy Alternative School and Vo-Tech and Career Centers. Application forms are available at the schools and application can be made at any time during, the school year. If a family member becomes unemployed or the family size of income changes during the school year, parents are advised to contacUlie school so that childrelTreceive the proper benefits.

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Bieberbach said. “I’m not speaking against any workers or individuals... I’m not speaking out against the police department. I’m not saying the police aren’t doing their job,” she added, emphasizing that her opposition is to dependents receiving full dental*coverage. She referred to this contract provision as "unreasonable." "THANK GOODNESS we stopped with a two-year contract.’.’ the Committeewoman went on, arguing that Lower Township taxpayers can’t afford being v Jiit with piore taxes to support additional increases in township ernployee salaries and beitefits. "We’re at the point whefe we have to stop somewhere," she exclainv'

ed," emphasizing that it’s time those working /or the township "start thinking of others." "EVERYTHING has come to give me. give me. give me." Bieberbach asserted, claiming that employees want additional. benefits, but are unwilling to give up anything to the township in return. The two-year police contract, which township solicitor Jim Webb previously said is the first such agreement between the township and PBA in some time, runs from January 1982 to December 1983. It covers 26 officers - 2i patrolmen and five sergeants. Police had been working without a contract since January,

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COURT HOUSE - Democratic candidate for freeholder Jim lannone has critized his opposition's recent stand against the MUA. calling, it "Bandwagon Jumping because it is political popular." In a press release, Mr. lannone stated: "It's sad that it had to take a state investigation to motivate the authors of the MUA into taking a stand against it. Where were the Board of Freeholders, the Republican Party and their candidates, for the past 10 years. I seriously question the motivation for my opponent’s recent stand against the MUA. It may make some of us •wonder that'if an investigation had not taken place, would my opponent have elected to keep the status quo. "THAT HAS certainly been the practice in the past," lannone continued "In 1980 when the Board of Freeholders conveniently closed their eyes to what is now known as Manhaden Gate, the Demqpratic Party and their Freeholder candidates were warning the public and demanding that the county MUA get another appraisal on that property. "I am on record for the past four years as a champion for the people in questioning the practices of the MUA. The real answer to this problem is to break up the fraternity that exists in the courthouse and establish a two-party system in county government. My campaign theme is responsibility to the people of Cape May County. "I SAY IT IS irresponsible when an individual is allowed to purchase a track Documentary On Retirement TRENTON - Can WnAf ford Retirement?, produced by the New Jersey Network for the U S. Chronicle III series, which takes a unique approach to the situation of America's elderly, airs 8:30 pm. Thursday. Sept. 9, on Channels 23 . 50, 52 and 58 The program dispels some popular illusions regarding old age Far from being victims of senility, poor health, poverty and apathy, many lead relaxed, involved and satisfying lives.

of land for $750,000 and on the same day re-sell that land to a public utility for $1.4 million. I think it is irresponsible to allow a public‘'utility to bully and badger a community through the courts (as it is in the case of Wildwood Crest) simply because that community is not receiving what they were promised by that utility. I think it is irresponsible to sit back for 10 years and watch a public utility get so out of , hand that it takes a state investigation to untangle the . mess," lannone concluded

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