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Events Set By Legion Auxiliary COURT HOUSE - A vanety of activities, incloding two casino trips, a rummage sale, and a home interiors show will be held by Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion Post and AuxiHaty during the next few weeks A card party will be held noon" Monday. Oct 17, at the post rooms. Dias Creek Rd and Hand Ave A trip to Harrah's Casino will be sponsored by the auxiliary - Thursday, Oct 20, with the bus leaving Jamesway Pidza at 9:15 a m. For information and registration call 465-5S79 or 465-5331 REGULAR MONTHLY meeting of the post will be held 8 pm Wednesday, Oct. 26, in the post home, with Cmdr Albert Hedge presiding A home interiors show will be held by the post auxiliary in the post home 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday, Nov. l For Jnforihation call 465-5579 A rummage sale will be held 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Nov. 3 and 4, at the post home, on the lawn if weather permits. For information. 465-5579. A bus trip to Caesar's ‘ Regency will be sponsored by the auxiliary Thursday. Nov. 16. with the bus leaving Jamesway Plaza at 5 p.m For information and reservations, call 465-5579 or 465-5331

Dorn War& • -''FASHIONABLE SERVICE — Waitresses Sue Marrone, center, of Cape May. and Mary Morrell, right, of West Cape May , offer wine to Laura Lyra, a costumed visitor from Lambertville, who joined the record crowd in Cape May over the Victorian Weekend during the fashion show and cocktail party at the Emlen Physick Estate.

Peterson Balks on Bond Vote

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MIDDLE TOWNSHIP - Committeewoman Pat Peterson refused to vote for a state shore protection resolution, at the Oct. 5 township committee meeting unless it included some aid for local residents on the Delaware Bay. Peterson, who is the Republican candidate for reelection, requested the resolution be changed from a general state shore protection bond act to include money earmarked to protect these people from the serious erosion problem on the bay side^ "My’ concern is with the people ofMiddle Township,” Peterson said. "These are not shacks we’re talking about, these are fine ’y^ar-round homes "

"ONE OF the elderly women in the bay area paid some $10,000 out of her own pocket to build a bulkhead to protect her property," Peter said She added that (he state has been spending moneyin all other areas and little in Middle Township. "In five or 10 years," Peterson said, "our bay beach will be completely eroded unless something is done. "I feel this resolution should include-specifics for Middle Township,”- Peter- . son added. "We must stand up for our own people. The erosion problem in this

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area has been one of my pet projects. Back in 1900, the township along with the state, spent $400,000 to build a jetty at Reed's Beach. Half of that jetty has caved in."

"The township can’t afford to replace it or.build anything new without state aid," she concluded. "I am in contact with state officials to see what can be done."

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