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tgroni Page 14) at Holmes Avenue and Beach Drive in North Cape MajFoo Sept. 3; a car fire Sept. 11 on Jonathan Hoffman Road, Cold Spring; and a dumpster fire the next day at the Channels Apartments, North Cape May. On Sept. 21, the firefighters assisted at an accident on the south end of the Garden State Parkway, Cold Spring. The company held two drills, one with Cape May volunteers on handling five-inch hose. • • • ERMA FIRE chief Robert McNulty recorded six responses last month, down four from August and three less than July. Volunteers fought grass fires Sept. 1 and 10, the first near milepost 1.2 on the Garden State Parkway, the second off Ocean Drive near Lawrence Haven Inc., Cold Spring. They battled a woods fire Sept. 8 south of Wuerker's Farm off Seashore Road and answered a false alarm to a woods fire reported off Nummytown Road Sept. 21. On Sept 9 , the firefighters extinguished a trash fire at Portafino docks. Ocean Drive, Cold Spring. They assisted the Coast Guard with a special assignment ir. Cold Spring Harbor Sept. 28. The volunteers last month held three work details, an equipment check and a drill on apr paratus driving and handling at the county airport. \ VILLAS FIREMEN V_a£ewered six alarms last Jj ""month, the same number as August but three less than July. They had two calls Sept. 7, one to a tree fire on Cloverdale Avenue, the other to an accident at Cloverdale, vand Bayshore Road. On Sept. 9 and 14, they responded to smoke reports from Maryland and Ridgewood avenues, respectively. The firefighter extinguished an electrical fire Sept. 17 on DeSoto Avenue, and an early morning house fire on Maryland that started in a chimney Sept. 29. Volunteers held a cleanup drill Sept. 10 and used a Sept. 24 drill to pump water. VILLAS SMOKE EATERS plan their monthly "all you can eat"

breakfast from 7 a.m. until noon Oct. 28 at the Bayshore Road firebouse. Eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes and home fries will be served — $3.50 adults, $1.75 children.

I • • • REMINDERS — Township planners meet in regular session at I Township Hall 7:30 p.m. tomorrow; Environmental commissioners meet at the

samp time and place next Tuesday. j i • • • t REMINDERS -Lower's Democrats are holding a 1 flea market Oct. 27-28 at t their Bayshore Road i 9

clubhouse. Villas. Call Anne Myers for informs - boo at 8894614. They're also hosting a Nov. 14 bus trip to Lancaster and Reading, Pa., with visits to Vanity Fair

and fanners' market plus dinner at Good *n' Plenty. The bus will leave the clubhouse at 7 a.m. sharp, according to Mary Noce. Call her for details at 8864663 *

WAGNER UPHOLSTERY There * Gold in that old Sob! Make plans to have your Furniture Upholstered and your Boat canvas replaced. • CALL • 263-3422 263-3297

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