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LOWER'S ZONERS review seven applications during their 7 p.m. meeting next Tuesday in Township . Hall, sew Bayshore Road, Villas Two applicants have filed requests to build singlefamily homes on undersize lots — one at 312-314 Railroad Ave. and 309 Angus Ave., Erma, the other at 2902 Shore Dr., Cape May Beach Barbara Smith of Villas is asking for a hardship variance to build a singlefamily borne and three-car g&rage at 619-622 Breakwater Rd, Erma lots in an R-3 zone that are shy . of the required 150-foot frontage Bowman Builders Inc. is asking for a variance to build a single-family home at 1632 Bayshore Rd., Villas, on a 75-foot by 100-foot lot in GB-11 zone where single-family homes are not a permitted use. Approval of two other applications would allow proposed additions for existing

buildings to encroach into rear- or side- yard setbacks at 10 Carriage Lane, Erma, and at 103 Sheridan Dr., Fishing Creek. Another request would allow an Erma home owner to extend a garage to the rear wall of her home, 145 Briarwood Dr., Erma TOWNSHIP PLANNERS' meet in Township Hall 7:30 p.m. next Thursday to consider a hardship variance, requested by Gilbert R. Sinkway of Court Home, to allow construction of a storage building on an undersized lot at Franklin • R., county airport, Erma. Planners will also hear Saturday Savings and Loan Association's request to erect a sign 10-foot behind the property at 3815 Bayshore Rd , North Cape May. «... .REMINDERS - Incinerator Authority members meet at 8 tonight in Township Hall. Planners hold a work review session there tomorrow night at 7:30. Members of the towns! lip Municipal Utilities Authority meet at 7 : 30 p.m. next Wednesday in their facility off Bayshore Road, Villas. • • • SALLY HUMMEL, publicity chairman for the Ladies' Auxiliary, Charles F. "Buddy" Lewis VFW Po6t 5343, Villas, reports that the organization presented U.S. flags recently to Thomas and Mildred Moran of 244 E. Delaware Parkway, Villas, and their neighbors, the Richard and Joan Hayslett family of 245 E. Delaware Parkway. Weather permitting, Thomas Moran flies a flag every day of the year but lost his banner when a spring storm shredded the "Stars and Stripes" before he could get home and haul down the colors. Morgan celebrates his birthdays on July 4. The Hayslett family is new to the neighborhood and Richard Hayslett, a commercial fisherman, was away at sea during the flag presentation. But his wife and children Tommy, Joy and Richard accepted in his absence. Helping Hummel, the auxiliary's Americanism chairman, was Kitty Young, who presented women with poppy corsages and men with poppy buttoneers. Lorraine McGreevy and Loretta Ogbern passed out

information on the proper display of flags and other literature. Jean and Ed Dehart served as photographers e 4 e James Decker, adjutant of VFW Poet 5343, an nounces that Military Order of the Cooties, Pup Tent 32, "Villas Villans," plans a ham and beer dinner to benefit its Children's Christmas Party. Dinner will be served 4-7 p.m. Nov. 18 at the po6t home, 3 E. Delaware Parkway, Villas. Donations for tickets ($5) are being accepted at the post home or can be given at the door MARIE A. MILDNER. publicity chairman for the Ladie's Auxiliary to VFW Post 3725, Town Bank, reports that her organization will host a visit from state president Joan Gallagher and her officers . during a 1 p.m. lunchoen at the post Saturday. All Distric 17 auxiliary members are welcome. For information call | 886-6831. • • • LOWER'S Democratic Club plans a social tomorrow night at 8 in its beadquarters, Bayshore Road and Washington Avenue, according to Villas, member Mary Noce. The club is also hosting a 7 a.m. bus trip next Wednesday from the headquarters to Reading Pa., { outlets and farmers' markets. For information,* call Noce at 886-6663. • • e REMINDER — Villas Cub Scout Pack 63 and Boy Scout Troop 63 hold their fund-raiser Hoagie Sale Saturday. Hoagies can be ordered over the Hoagie Hotline (884-6631) at Robin's Market, 2408 Bayshore Rd., Villas, or during St. Raymond's Bazaar 10 a.m. until 3:90 p.m. Deliveries can be made for business lunches by calling Eileen Clark, committee chairman, at 886-3607. REMINDER — Local Rotarians plan their fourth annual Christmas Parade along Bayshore Road Dec. 8. Prizes will be awarded in several catagories including Best Parade Entrant. For more information, contact Folis Pharmacy (886-2716) or -write the Lower Township Rotary Club, Box 736, North Cape May, N.J. 08204.

GOP Clfkbs Will Meet CAPE MAY - The City Men's Republican Club will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 13, at the American Legion Hall, 405 Congress St. This will be a joint meeting with the City Women's Republican Club, and both clubs will host the guest speaker, City Manager Fred Coldren Coldren will speak on the state of the city, and what the year 1985 will bring regarding taxes and other related city conditions. Coolidge Wins College Honor MEADVILLE, PA. - Todd M. Coolidge, an Allegheny College junior, has been named Alden Scholar for the 1983-84 academic year. Alden Scholar awards are given to students who have maintained a quality point average of 22 or greater during the academic ye$r. Coolidge was honored at a dinner on October 23. Todd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Young of 38 Main St., Dennisville, and a 1982 graduate of Middle Township High School.

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