J \ Herald & Lantern 25 July '84 1^.

/ MEMBERS OF THE township Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA) reappointed builder Robert Lepor as chairman and retired salesman Francis \ Coyle as vice chairman during the MUA's recent reorganization meeting. MUA employment contracts, including one with former state Sen. James S. Cafiero, its solicitor, were continued until February, f the end of the MUA's year. Township council renamed Lepor, Coyle and Andr«s«r~S^mlick to the MUA during councils July 2 meeting, but replaced Wiljliam Mackey and Harold Ayejx with Linda Mer riJ-L and E 1 e r y / ^owman. ▼ The MUA will continue to meet the^ second Wednes-

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day of each month at 7:30 p.m. in its facility off Bayshore,Road. Villas. •»» I hljC^ INERATOR AUTHORITY members have switched their Monday night meetings to Tuesdays. Except for Nov. 6, the authority will meet at 8 p.m. on first and third Tuesdays in the conference room of Township Hall, 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas. Nov. 6 is Election Day so the authority will meet Nov. 7. The former township committee appointed its three members (present Mayor Robert Fothergill, former Mayor Peggie Bieberbach and former township Committeeman Thomas Clydesdale) to the five-member authority soon after it was formed in January along with Walks Dilks of Erma, an owner of Shawcrest Construction Co., and Patricia Bowman of South Cape May, wife of Villas builder Jack Bowman. Bieberbach resigned in mid-March. Bowman replaced her as chairman while Jim James, a selfemployed businessman from the Sunset Beach area, was nominated then to fill the vacancy. During township council's July 2 meeting, its members decided to continued authority members' teriW through the end of the month. COUNCILMEN, DURING their regular meeting last week, voted 4-1 to reap-

point Delores Hughes, Harry Weimar and Cass Clark to the Municipal Solid Waste Advisory Council (SWAC) along with newcomer Lee Stanton. Councilman David F Brand Jr. voted against the appointments. At council's work session earlier, he suggested that Clark. North Cape May president of .the Animal Welfare Society, take her choice of either the SWAC post or a position of the local Board of Health; she was nominated for both Deputy Major Joseph Davis and Councilman Joseph .Lonergan have served on the advisory council since it was former earlier this year. Stanton

replaces one of them , one vacancy still exists. The SWAC attends Incinerator Authority r meetings, and usually meets beforehand if a separate session is called. LOWER S COUNCIL also appointed members of the Board of Health during last week's regular meeting. With Councilman Robert Conroy dissenting, his colleagues voted 4-1 to reappoint Fothergill and Dr Clayton Carr The board has been expanded from five to seven seats, each paying $1,000 a year Newly appointed were Brand; Clark; Mary Ellen Daino. county Democratic treasurer ; Arthur Glass ; and Earl "Joe" Klinger. unsuccessful independent candidate for the First Ward (Villas) council seat held by Conroy. Three of the newcomer^ replace Township Clerk (Page 20 Please)

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