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COURT HOUSE - William R. Wilsey of the Petersburg section of Upper Township filed nominating petitions last week to run for the Cape May County Board of Freeholders as an independent Republican. Wilsey. 56. is a former Sea Isle City mayor and served as a freeholder for six years, being elected to two.' three-year terms in 1971 and 1974 Wilsey chose not to seek the Republican nomination in its June primary election. but. instead, will run in November on an independent line. He said a primary fight would have been “a losing battle and I would have had to spend a tremendous amount of money "I have no inclination to fight an organization of which I'm a member." he added The GOP. he said, forced him out of the primary by deciding on a ‘‘closed primary, thus depriving me of any chance of winning the nomination " The party is backing incumbents Ralph W Evans and William E Sturm Jr Wilsey is a retired mathematics teacher at Mainland Regional High School ■All the present freeholders hold several other jobs." he said.

World W ar I Vets Install VILLAS — At the recent meeting of the Villas Bar racks 2904 of the Veterans of World War I. the following officers were installed: David Parrish, commander. James F Mein tyre. sr. vice commander Horrace Ford, jr vice com mander. Christian Welzel, judge advocate, and William Miedendorp, chaplain. Joseph A Koury. past department commander, was the installing officer

"which I am recently retired and can devote full time to this most important portion of trust. I pledge to be available to every citizen, regardless of party. "I also feel that, as an Independent Republican, no One person or organization can ‘control’ me, thus permitting me to concentrate on my primary concern, that of serving the people of Cape May County." “The present board of freeholders has lost touch with the little guy.' and I intend to be the spokesman for him. Wilsey also stated he sup ported letter budget

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