TRASH COLLECTIONS in Lower, usually scheduled on Thursday and Friday, will be delayed one day this week because of Thanksgiving, Peter F. Perotte, township Public Works clerk, announced last week. Residents, who usually put their trash out for collection on Thursday should have it ready this week on Friday instead, while those whose trash is usually collected Friday should put out their loads on Saturday.

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Recycling, which began in North Cape May as a pilot program last month and quickly spread to Bayshore West, is spreading again, Perotte reported, this time to Villas. Paper, glass and aluminum will be collected in Villas on regular trash days, the clerk said Participating residents are asking to separate colored and dear glass and to tie newsprint and magazines into different bundles for collection by the township recycling bus. The bus will follow the trash truck on its route.

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TOWNSHIP Committeeman Thomas Clydesdale is one of 11 “Friends of Burdette” candidates who will run against 10 incumbents during February elections for the board of governors of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Clydesdale was selected 1 a candidate last week during a “Friends” meeting.

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FORMER TOWNSHIP Committeeman Jack

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Moran was elected, Nov. 10, as 1984 president of the Cape May County Men’s Republican Club. He officially takes office in January. Moran currently serves as county Director of Veteran’s Affairs. Moran currently serves as county Director of Veteran’s Affairs. NEXT SPRING, township voters will get a lot of practice casting their ballots for the fall presidential race. Elections for the Lower Township and Lower Cape May Regional boards of education will be held in April, followed by May elections for township councilmen under the new council-manager system. In June, there are party primaries for president, congressman, county freeholders and sheriff. “WE, AT THIS point, are not obliging ourselves to anyone,” Pat Calfina, Lower’s Democratic Party leader, said of township residents looking for party backing in the council elections. “We do have people coming out of the woodwork, wanting to run for council,” she added, noting that the party will wait until ward boundaries have been decided before selecting a candidate slate (see page 1 article). That could be as late as March. With council elections slated for May “it’s going to be really hairy,” Calfina said of the selection process. She declined to release the names of potential candidates for the record. When those names are formally released, however, one name, at least, might come as a surprise.

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REPRESENTING the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce, William Thomas presented Lower Township Superintendent of Schools Edward J. Campbell with a plaque last week in recognition of his support for the Student of the Month Program.

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THE RETIRED Educators’ Association presented Lower Township Consolidated School with a globe and stand that will be placed in the school library, Nancy H. Bailey, board secretary, reported. PETER D. HOLT, principal of Lower Township Memorial School, announced that a council chairman will be elected during a 1:30 p.m. meeting, Nov. 29, of the Preventive and Remedial Program Parent - Council. Program staff will be introduced then and an overview of the remedial math and reading program will be presented, Holt explained. Memorial School is located at 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas. LEO STERENBERG will be presented with the annual Jimmy Augustine Outstanding Citizen Award by the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce during its installation dinner, Dec. 2, at the Carriage Lamp restaurant, Cloverdale Avenue, Villas

Sterenberg of Geneva Avenue, Del Haven, will be honored for his community service. The former head of Bayside Realty served as president of the Cape May County Realtors’ Association and president of the local chamber among his many civic commitments. New chamber officers will be installed at the 7:30 p.m. dinner. An hour Dutch treat cocktail hour will precede the affair. Limited tickets (200) for the dinner (prime rib or stuffed flounder), at $15 each, can be arranged by calling Wanda Kempinski (886-1838) or Bonnie Millard (88^8904). • • • THE VILLAS chapter of The Ancient Order of Hibernians elected new officers during its Nov. 13 meeting at the Little House

of St. Raymond’s parish. ■Hiose officers are: Barney Doyle, president; Bill McFadden, vice president; A1 McLaughlin, secretary; Paul Quinn, financial secretary; Joe Hoggarty, treasurer; Joe Carmichael, Marshall; and Joe Manning, sentinel. ED ROSE, president of the Lower Township Taxpayers’ Association, announced that members will combine their Christmas party with a general meeting, 7:30 p.m., Dec. 7, at the Joseph Millman Center, Bayshore Road, Miami Beach. Entertainment and refreshments will highlight the affair. REMINDER: The Lower Township Rotary Club plans its Christmas parade along Bayshore Road at 7 p.m., Dec. 10. The parade will begin at the Breakwater Shopping Plaza and proceed south to the North Cape May Shopping Center. Prizes will be awarded in a number of categories For information, call

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