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•ABOUT 20 TRUCK loads" of bulk trash have been dumped in or around the Cape May Canal near the abandoned railroad bridge off Seashore Road, Cold Spring, Deputy Mayor Joseph Davis reports. He contacted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which controls the canal and both banks, about the debris last week. A Corps spokesman told Davis, "We'll'* get somebody to look at it right away." Township Manager James R. Stump is trying to set up a meeting with the Corps about that problem and erosion along the Villas bayfront (see front page story), the deputy mayor explained. LOWER WORKERS boarded up the control station on the railroad bridge after one of its neighbors complained that it was being abused as a local hangout, Davis continued. Workers found * controls norsers iouna • controls

torn from their consoles and "live electricity" in the building "I was running all over the place on that one," the official added, referring to efforts toward locating the bridge owner. "I finally wound up with Conrail. "Tbey said 'We'll see what we can do,' " Davis added. "They really didn't say anything." ... IN THE ABSENCE of Mayor Robert Fothergill, who was in Michigan last week visiting his ailing I father, Davis attended a I county Mayors' Assoc ia- I lion luncheon last Wednes- I day at the Culinary Gardens restaurant, Ocean City. REMINDERS Township council holds its work session in Township Hal! at 7 p.m. Monday and its regular meeting an hour later. Lower's planners hold a special .meeting there 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to consider a minor subdivision application and three plans, including those for 49 lots along Bayshore Road submitted by Bayshore Partners. Board of Health members are slated for a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday in Township Hall. MANAGER STUMP is scheduled to speak at the 7:30 p.m. meeting next Wednesday of the Taxpayers' Association of Lower Township in the Joseph Millman Community Center, Bayshore Road. I Miami Beach, Verna I Righter, association I secretary, reports. AS SECRETARY for I AARP Chapter 691 , she an- I nounced that the retirees I meet Nov. 14 at Victorian I Towers. Washington I

1 Street, Cape May. ' Reservations are now be1 ing accepted for the chapter's annual I Christmas luncheon. Call 886-7692 for information. VILLAS CUB Scout Pack 63 and Boy Scout Troop 63 plan a Hoagie Sale Nov. 10, Eileen Clark, fund-raising I. committee woman, announced. To order hoagies ($2 donation), call the Hoagie Hot Line (884-6631), drop by Robinson's Market, 2408 Bayshore Rd., Villas, or St. Raymond's Bazzar from 10 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Deliveries can be made for business lunches by calling 886-3607. Ruth J. Hart of Wildwood Avenue, Villas, was recently installed as state councilor for the Daughters of America, a patriotic organization for men and women 14 and older.

The installation was held at the Flanders Hotel, Ocean City. Hart a vetern GOP committeewoman, is the first state councilor to | be appointed from South Jersey in 19 years. Her annual slogan is: | "Stand up and be Counted." i REMINDER — The Lower Township Rotary I Club plans its Fourth An- I nual Christmas Parade ■ Dec. 8. It begins 7 p.m. at Breakwate'r Plaza, Bayshore Road, North 1 Cape May, and ends at the t North Cape May Shopping , Center. Prizes and trophies will be awarded in several I categories, including Best r Parade Entrant. - For more information, I call Folis Pharmacy (886-2716) or write the I Rotary, c/o Box 736, North F Cape May, N.J. 08204.

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