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Births |

The following births haver been reported by area' hospitals: BURDETTE TOMLIN Todd James to James and Geraldine Griffin Alexis of Court House. Dec. 13. Thomas Wayne to Earl and Mary Alberis Mouser of Villas, Dec. 14. Peter Anthony to Peter and Marianne Arsenault C'irrinicione of Cold Spring. Dec. 15. Christopher John and Jeffrey Evan to Harry Jr. and Judith Mooers Mitchell of Wildwood Crest, Dec. 16. Leslie Amanda to Paul Jr. and Esther Weres Zavocky of Court House. Dec. 16. Valerie Lynne to Vincent and Virginia Tessitore Amoroso of Rio Grande. Dec. 16. Thomas Hase to Frank Jr. and Marureen Garr Plumley of Wildwood. Dec. 17. Kevin Thomas to Thomas and Kathleen O'Donnell McGarry of North Wildwood. Dec. 17. Lauren Marie.to William and Kathleen Grookett Kindle of Burleigh. Dec. 18. Andrew William to William and Dana Erichson Eller of Eldora. Dec. 18. Coleen Marie to Robert and Kathryn Polsenberg Porter of Villas, Dec. 18. Ricky Jr. to Ricky and Tracey Mabry Richardson of Wildwood. Dec. 19.

Jason Albert to Gerald and Lisa Vesper Griner of Rio Grande, Dec. 19. Lauren Nichole to Hugh III and Carolyn Eszlari Tague of North Cape May. Dec. 20. Peter Alan Jr. to Peter and Linda Scott Fecynes of r Court House. Dec. 21. It Sarah Noel to Regina | Lynn McDermody of Cape I May. Dec. 22. Angel to Luis and Maria [ Ortiz Santiago of Wood- I bine, Dec. 22. Misty Ann to Raymond and Tracy Fuller lloff of Villas, Dec. 24. " , Aaron Joseph to Clay and , Susan Deaver Simmons of , Green Creek, Dec. 24. John Joseph to William and Cheryl Chase Power of , Green Creek, Dec. 25. , Katie Ann to David and Kathleen Mooney Cettei of Wildwood Crest. Dec. 25. Ashley Tennile to Christopher and Kim Matthews Coleman of Cape May, Dec. 25. SHORE MEMORIAL Daughter to Alfred and Theresa Makowski McLaughlin of Ocean City, Dec. 18. Son to Nicholas and Sandra Mears Mucha of Cape May, Dec. 18 Daughter to Robert and Cynthia Abernathy Thomas of Ocean City, Dec. 18. Son to Patrick and Antoinette Votto McCarthy of Villas, Dec. 19. Son to Joseph and Ruth Cisco Wilkins of Ocean City. Dec. 20. Son to James and Elizabeth Dever Kelly of Sea Isle City, Dec. 20. Son to Doyle and Gwen Herzog Whipple of Marmora. Dec. 20. Son to Joseph and Mary Monahan Maloy of Wildwood Crest. Dec. 20. Son to Louis and Linda Savitski Bonato of Ocean City, Dec. 22. Son to Fred and Patricia Dougherty Durst of Court House. Dec. 23.

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Hams Meet COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Amateur Radio Club will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Jan. 23. in the basement of the County Library. Mechanic Street. All radio amateurs and interested persons are welcome. For further information. call 880-2361.

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Tell Absentees How to Vote

AVALON — Here's how "snow birds'" who won't be in town for the Jan. 28 recall election can vote by absentee ballot, according to borough and county officials. Applications for absentee ballots are available from the municipal clerk or the

county cierk at 7 N. Main St. in Court House. They should immediately be mailed to the county clerk, who verifies them and mails absentee ballots, already printed. The absentee ballots must be received by the county board of elections by Jan. 27. m

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it seems as though the environmentalists have convinced the state that the way to go with the newNorth Wildwood Boulevard reconstruction is Alternate C. From the beginning, few denied the need for some type of road reconstruction, but the two options were as far apart as could be. The residents along North Wildwood Boulifvard seemed to favor Alternate A. which would have cut deeper into the estuaries and wetlands, thereby sparing their homes. They also argued that a much wider road was also an un-

necessary expense. THE OTHER SIDE of the coin had the environ mentalists. the City of North Wildwood and the Township of Middle. Their choice was Alternate C and each side lobbied, hard for its cause. The Department of Transportation has concurred and has recommended the "C" option to the State for approval. The end result is that by March 1987. barring any other difficulties, construction will begin along North Wildwood Boulevard. The work will raze 102 homes and approximately a dozen (Page 32 Please)

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