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Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 16 October '85

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County Employes Learn Gloria Made Them Sick

COURT HOUSE - Did you go to work Sept. 27. the day Hurricane Gloria just missed the county? Schools were closed ; not unusual. Banks were closed; very unusual. And ~ island post offices were closed; mainland open

Also open was county government, and the 65 to 75 percent of county employes who never showed up will have to take a vacation day. sitik day or personal day. according to the Board of j Freeholders. Freeholder- Direct or Gerald M. Thornton pointed out that all employes were supposed to have had a memo read to them at the end of the Sept. 26 work day telling them to "take the necessary precautions to protect their property and their families this evening" because "during the emergency situation the employes will be required to protect the lives and safety of the residents of Cape May County." TIIL' L'UL'L'IIIII nro FREEHOLDER

DECISION was announced Oct. 8 after a 15-minute closed session and in anticipation of a question from Dorothy Hackett, a clerk-typist in the payroll section at the county jail. Some people, she said "say they were told Thursday evening not to come to work, and some said they called in and were told to "stay where you are.' "The policy is." said Thornton, "that only the Board of Freeholders can declare a county holiday. It was not." "THE STATE OF New Jersey was closed and they are being paid." said Hackett. \ "The governor likes to make the day after the li Fourth (of July) a day off | too." said Thornton. "We in Cape May County like to be responsible to the taxpayers y of Cape May County. The policy is. if you can safely make it to work, make it to work." Hackett told this news-

paper she not only worked that day. "but went in early." She said she was inquiring about the policy because of questions at work. -*t. vr. -*t. s«r a

Blood Visit For Villas VILLAS -There will be a blood collection at St. Raymond's Church Hall, on Ocean Avenue here. 2-7 p. m Wednesday. Oct. 23. it is announced by the county chapter of the American Red Cross Donors are urged to come at their convenience or to call the Red Cross at 646-7000 to schedule an appointment

Social Slated VILLAS — The Ladies Auxiliary of the Villas Volunteer Fire Company will hold a social at the Millman Center. Bayshore Road, 7 p.m. Friday. Nov. I All are welcome, and refreshments will be served.

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