U.S. Senate-

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LAUTENBERG (D) FENWICI 012,887 [116,412

Municipal Contests:

CIT\ — In Ihi- foiir-%ay raw for Jrannr Clunn'a Srrond Wartl Counril aral,lh«‘ oulromr wan:

(see below for Municipal Question results; there were no challengers in the elections for Woodbine Mayor & Council, Slone llarUor Mayor & Council, and North Wildwood First Ward Councilman)

riwillnimMalt □ H*rb«rt Smith □Waltsr Kamil □ Fr»«l Prim

233 186 191 86

DENNIS TWI\ — Thr Dcniorrnt in iHe* Inrumhrnl, ihr Ri-puhllran the rhnllrnxrr in ihi* rice‘for ihe Townahip flommillrr aral up thi* year:

N. WILDWOOD — In thr only f.'lly (.'uunril -rnntral, thr Srrond Ward fraturrd a Rrpuhlimn rhallrnjfrr and IVmorraf inriimh«*nt; thr rraulta:

HfOory Krvlckson (D) □ Barry Oraato (8)

731 448

iiRobart Scully Jr. (D) Carlo Accardl (R)

827 S21

UPPER TWP. — llrrr'a thr outcomr in thr two-way raw for thia yrar'a thrrr-yrar arat on thr thrrr-mrmlwr Townahip Commlttw:

MIDDLE TWP. — For thr arat hrinR varatrd hy lonRtimr Mayor Sam Drviro on thr allDrmorrat Townahip Committw, thr rraulta am

lilhomaa Bonnar (D) □ Ruth Mill word (R)

1881 10S3

UfChuck Lauanor (D) □ William Daavar (R)

2304 1800

LOWER TWP. — An indrp«-ndrnl rntry madr fi»r a thrw-way raw thia yrar for thr Townahip Committw mat now hrld hy Rrpuhliran Jack Moran, drfratrd in thr primary; thr rraulta:

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l#Robart Fotharalll (D) □ Bill Havanar (R) □ Joa Link (I)

Co. Surrogate Since there was no nomination made by the Democrats this year for this offic e , the longtime Mfepubiican incumbent ran unopposed, receiving this vote at the polls:

2400 1892 1320

HINTGES (R)

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CAPE MAY COUNTY

Vol.17No.44

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November 3,1982

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SPCA Open LOWER TWP. - Superior Court Assignment Judge Philip Gruccio has ruled that the SPCA here on Bayshore ltd. near the Cape May Canal can remain open until at least Dec. 3. County health officials will inspect the facility weekly. Judge Gruccio is reportedly expected to hear testimony Dec. 3 on whether or not the Township must grant the facility kennel and pound licenses. Last week tin local governing body voted 2 to 1 against granting licenses to the SPCA and Dekelco Inc., the firm headed by SPCA director Dennis Kelly. Contract Upheld UPPER TOWNSHIP - AwnrdlnK of a , $44,851 lighting contract by this township has been upheld by Superior Court Judge Philip Gruccio. The court held there were no procedural irregularities in granting the contract to Delta Line Construction of Pleasantville for lights at Palermo's Caldwell Park. A suit to block the contract had been filed by The'Concerned Citizens of Upper Township on the grounds the funds were not specifically A listed in the municipal budget. Delay Curb Work

SEA ISLE CITY — Curb work on Kennedy Boulevard here is being delayed until it is determined whether the county or the city is responsible for maintenance of the curb which iti situated on a median in the middle of thef county-owned road. Awarding of a $3,375 contract for the work was put off until a determination of responsibility is made (Page 18 Please)

Statewide Questions: •S Ml of ** Dlitrkti Roportlng In Capo May County a* af proitilmo. Nuclear Arms Freeze (7) Yas 11,926 () No 6,946 Jail Bond Issue ( ) Yo« 10,376 ( ) No 7,287 Disabled Vets Funding ( ) Yo* 10,861 ( ) No 6,783 Development Bonds ( )Yos 8,726 ( ) No 8,341 Hipnrinn Devaluation ( ) Yob 10,911 ( ) No 7,247 Municipal Questions:

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IT WAS HOMECOMING at Ocean City High School Saturday and among those enjoying the festivities were Homecoming' ()uern Vicki Hrea/eale and her parents. First runnerup was Vanessa Rertini; second runner-up Abigail Heche and third runner-up Vicki Tarner. Ocerfn City's football team also enjoyed the day. defeating Huena, DM). For details see today's sports pages. v

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by Jacob Schaad Jr.

NORTH CAPE MAY s-.A former Swiss watchmaker will try to make time march on for the 1,000 legionnaires rff Cape May

County.

Jean Berger, 72 years old and a veteran of two wars, is the new commander of Uie Cape May County American legion. His main goal is to bring new blood into the legion which now basically consists of World War II veterans. "We will start working on <he younger generation, those who served in the Vietnam War and after the Korean War," Berger said. Berger, who came to the United States from Switzerland on Christmas Day of 1922 when he was 12 years old, carries

American legion applications in his pockets and in flis new recruitment campaign he hopes to lighten the load considerably "One of the purposes of*|he American legion is to emphasize Americanism," the immigrant points out "We tell our members that if they work for the Legion the legion will work for America." CAPE MAY County has nine American Ix-gion posts Most of them are active, hut two need revitalization and Berger hopes, too, to rejuvenate those Units. He also plans to provide additional services lor veterans in need at hospitals Berger, who resides at 501 Whilda% Avenue, North Cape May, is thp second v straight county commander to come from

that municipality He succeeds George l^pp who belongs to the Court House post Berger is a member Of the Harry Snyder Post 193 of Cape May! where he served as' commander during the 1979 ttwo year The new commander has resided in Cape May Courtty with his wife, the former Bluettc Koulln, sincit 1985 She, too, is Swiss, hut they met for the first time at a ball at the Hotel New Yorker in Manhat tan Married 50 yearn, they have a son. ‘Jacques, who is A pfofessor with a doc torate in Canada WITH HIS SWISS heritage, it figured that Berger would start a career of wal Chmaking when he was 13 years old He worked for Bulova for Hi years, retiring as (Page 18 Please)