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The Village Shop 3b A Dazzling Array of Ladies Fashion c RE-OPENS Saturday, April 7 _ For the 1984 Season

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What she maintains is a future crisis" represented >y the closing of Smith's ^andfilfhas brought an expression of concern from Debi de la Cretaz, Third Ward council candidate for the New Candidates for New Government slate in the May 8 election in Lower Township. ' Mrs. de la Cretaz questions what the township committee has done To "protect the residents in the area of the landfill from . the possibility of future dangerous pollution problems”. The candidate also assailed present CommitVILLAS - Earl (Joe) Klinger has announced that his campaign manager will be Harry Weimar, from the Villas and his wife Alice will be his campaign treasurer in his bid for the 1st ward council seat. His priority, he said, will be to seek a qualified manager, who will assist in directing a planned future rather than crisis management and short term planning. Klinger will also focus his attention after his elec tion victory on issues of concern to the Villas as well as the overall township, such as taxes, water problems, landfill cost, and the poor conditions of the roads.

Consortium Courses Set

SEAVILLE — The New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium is offering summer courses in marine science. The courses offered range from one day workshops on special topics and SCUBA certification classes to college level courses in marine biology and marine sciences. All courses are available for college credit. For more information and/or a schedule of courses, call the Consortium at 398-4000 or write NJJI.S.C., P.O. Box 549. Marmora, 06223.

-STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB ftUrtft Zl. IM4 lUfaby Toner *ad Bill Cofta u Z. end 1 Tie — Mr and Hn Bob Owen* Louise Krause and Barbara

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GI Mechanic WILDWOOD - Pvt C.rolyu R. Miller, daughter of Sandra L. Miller and stepdaughter of Curtis A. Miller of 206 W.Young Ave., has completed a wheeled-vehicle mechanic course at the U.S. Army Training Center, Fort Jackson, S.C. She is a 1981 graduate of Wildwood High School.

tee men Robert Fbthergill and Thomas Clydesdale and Mayor Peggie Bieberbach for their earlier proposal that the township lease and operate the land fill. Th« nlan. charges de la Cretaz, would have cost the township closure fe£s which- she estimates at $488,250.

If elected, says the candidate, and the owners and operators of the landfill "are unable to protect us,’’' she will aSk the state Department of Environmental Protection to evaluate the landfill (or ha&rds and will ask for state and federal funds to "protect us".

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