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VMiK II — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, I9K3
Upper voters will decide on expanded Township Committee in November
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Former Upper Township
» Mayor Charles Coiiiboone
just rtcpntly threw hu hat in
the ring for a three-year, term
It was his wife PaWcia who
took the unoontested
Democratic primary riei
hert in .limt. However, job
obligations forced her out of
the race and she was replaced
by her huiband who ended his
mayoral career in 1977.
Write-in Democratic
candidate George Sherby of
Palermp is seeking a two-yeir
term on the body, going up
Hpinst McDonough for that
rnsilion.
Independent candidates
Bruho tropeano, Evelyn Roth
otid'. former Mayor Frank
Kruk Sr have all pulled out of
tfje face
•Beyel, of Marmora, sees the
retenuon of gross receipts
taxes the major issue facing
township residents. He laid he
«iH. fight any moves that
wjmld take gross receipts
from the municipalities
rating such rateables and
sfiSfing them with other
cJjBfnuniBes,
r^They {communities
Making gross receipts) have
npf; run their government
Daniel Beyel
efficiently, " Beyel jaid
referring to cities such as
Camden and Newark that
would like to see such revenue
come its way,
Beyel, the president of
Boulevard Liquors on
Roosevelt Boulevard in
Marmora, maintains a
municipality should be run
like a business and that
government should insure
that it "lives within its
means,"
The continuing growth of
the township should be
blended with the old portions
d the municipality, Beyel
said adding that steps to insure
water quality should be
taken,
A graduate of Drexel
University with a bachelor of.
science and a master in
business administration
degrees, leytl has secved u
a member of the Township
Committee since 1979. During
hii first term of office he
sei ved as director of revenue
and finance; he was deputy
mayor during this past term
of office. In addition, he
served as treasurer for
Municipalities for A Fair
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John McDonough
Share from 187M1 and U
president of the Cape May
County League of
Municipalities.
He has served as trustee,
treasurer and captain of the
Marmora Volunteer Fire
Company and treasurer of the
board of flrt commissioners
(District 3) since 1975
In addition he has served an
the Upper Township
Republican Committee
leader.
EHLuzio, of Tuckahoe, also
thinks gross recipts revenue
should be retained in Upper.
"I believe we need a little
more of character and Integrity
in Township Hall/'
DiLuzlo said, adding that he
will act "for the betterment of
all residents not Just a few."
Thi owner of Wvervlew
Campground and DiLurio's
farm as well as having been a
bus driver for Upper Township
schools for 30 years,
Dil.uzio sees environmental
issues as a great concern to
the township.
A lifelong township
resident, he is a graduate of
Ocean City High School, Is
past commander of thg
Tuckahoe American Legion
post, as well as the Veterans
of Foreign Wari post in
Corbin City, He is «upervlsor
of the Cape-Atlantlc Soil
Conservation District,
director of the Cape May
County Board of Agriculture,
member of the Legislative
Committee of the Capi May
County Board of Agriculture
and is OOP county committeeman
for District One In
Upper Township,
this election wiH mark
MeDonough's second fry for
Township Committee, Last
year he lost the primary to
Ruth MUlward, an event that
ed the split between the
George Sherby
Charles Cossaboone
two GOP facHons.
A ll-yeir resident of Upper
Township, McDonough 37,
lives on Hope Corson Road in
Seavule with his wife Louise
and 3-year-old daughter
Jennifer,
Coordinator of special
services at the Avalon
Elementary School Mc-
Donough views the Cape May
County Municipalities
Utilities Authority landfill,
being placed on the Upper-
Woodbine border, as the
biggest issue facing resident*
tare, together with the
retaining of gross receipts
'axes.
He said he feels that Upper
jhould have representatlai on
the MUA,
Experienced Professional
Employees
Save the Taxpayer Money • ••
While the mayor and referendum petitioners win dragging the City
into coitty litigation, CHy managers and employee* win efficiently
doing their Jobs to hoM the CHy together...
Let the mayor and petitioners know once and for all that you won't
totenti their wasteful and disrupting tactic* that have already cost
the taxpayer* $75,000.
VOTE NOVEMBER 8th
Protect your Investment In professional management
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By inereasing the TowniUp
CommittM from three to flvi
member!, McDonou|h
believes mart rMfflirti wffl
be represented and .the
governing body more
productive.
He feeli the Township
Committee should look into an
alternative to , providing a
police force — a move that
was rejected down by voten
tare years ago.
"It was voted down and that
was It; nothing else was
considered." he said.
In addition, McDonough
feels that development
throughout the township with
the Increased traffic It brings
should lead to a re-evaluation
of streets and highways.
Democratic write-in
Committee hopefuli Sherby,
who is going up against
McDonough for the two-year
position, feels there ire a
variety of concerns facing
Upper Township including
Strathmere'i water problem
and crime throughout the
municipality.
Robert Jeffers
Sherby, 4S, Uve» with hU
wtft Jo Beth and three
children on South Short Road
In Palermo. He Is a senior
buyer for Atlantic Electric'i
purchasing department
where he has worked for 14
years.
Cossaboone was
unavailable for comment
about his views on t«ue»ai of
presstime.
Independent candidate
Jeff era of Palermo feels that
by his election and that of
rumingmate Franklin Sack,
the Republican party In
Upper will be reunited.
"The main reason I am
running U to try to unite the
Republican Party," hi said
adding that hell trying to win
over support for the Upper
Township Republican dub.
He too feels that the landfill
project should be watched
carefully by a township
representative.
"It's in our own back yard
and we don't even have a
say," Jefferi add.
In addition, he feels that law
enforcement should be
upgraded in the township
either through securing additional
State Police to patrol
the area or through a neighborhood
watch program,
Eventually, the candidate
braces population dictating
Franklin Sack \_
a regional police force for the"'
area/
"But at thin tune for iu,T
would like to see tougher lawC
so ttat when we do catchthem,
they Just don't get thetr' •
hands slapped," be said.
Jeffer's, 36, is a member sir
the Seavtlk Fire Company
Marmora Ellu Club and me
MiUvllle American Legion, '
He la an acttve member of tl» -
Upper Township Planning
Board and a former member -
of the Upper Township *
recreation committee.
He and Ms wife Elizabeth,«
former Upper Township
school teacher, own an*;
operate Jeffers' Florist He Is •'
a fourth generation farmer
here.
Back, who la running with
Jeffers for a three-year twrt,
refused to talk with Th«
Sentinel.lMlgar or offer hU
views for publication.
A resident of Tuckahoe,
Sack was assistant building
inspector for sJz years. He
served on the local recreation
committee for the past fife
years and is no w in his second
term as a member of the
Upper Township Planning
Board. >
Hi is a member of the VPW,
the Tuckahoe American.
Legion Post, and a founding
member of the Upper
Township Republican Club
established over 30 years ago.
In addition, he served as a
member of the Upper
TowmMp Rescue Squad and
is a life-member of the
Tuckahoe Fire Company,
A retired general foreman
for Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company where he was an
ton worker, he Is currently
pursuing a hobby raising
dams,
—Margie Bowen
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
AT CHURCH NOV. 5
The United Methodist
Women's Society of Wesley
United Methodist Church,
Petersburg, will hold its
annual Christmas bazaar in
the church hall on Saturday,
Nov. S, Handmade articles
will be sold as well as
homemade baked goods, The
bazaar will open at 10 a.m.
with lunch served from 11
a.m. to 1 pjn,, open to the
public,
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Services Nc
Air Conditioning Rtfrtoirition Heating Plumbing
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PROFESSKOHAL WINTER HOUSE WATCH ;,
Relax when your house is
unoccupied & we will provide:
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• Daily house checks when temp*
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• Notification of any signs of
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• Plumbing A heating needs promptly
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,19U
Ddn't pay'a lot' £OT phone
device, board advised
By KATHY JEROME compatible with the equipment.
School Board President
Donald Johnson questioned
ChrUtlne Carney, en- Qimey concerning aerWctag
municationi expert and down-time, to which she
repreaentlng the com- replied that Stewart and
munications diatribAor Ownpany does Its own nr-
Stewart and Company, gave a vicing and would respond In
presentation at the Oct. 12 approximately an hour and IS
meeting of the Ocean City nrinutea.
Board of Education, detailing One of nie features of the
the operation of flit Internal system Is an emergency
communlcatloni system button on classroom phonea,
purchased recently for the enabling teachers to Instantly
Mghachool.
notify the administration
Referring to the erternal office should an emergency
communications system yet occur. When an emergency
to be purchased, by the school button Is activated, all other
district, Carney advised: calls are temporarily pushed
"Get away with the least aside in order that the
•mount of external switch emergency call receives
thatyou can get away with; Immediate attention. Ac-
don't go out and pay a lot of companying the emergency
money for an outside nritch," call Is a Dashing red light on
Eighty percent of tba the office phone and a tone
communications in a school is which is Bounded In the office.
tattoali 20 percent is external,
she added.
Commenting on the external
communications
•yittm previously being
considered by the School
Board, Carney taid tot Tellc
SMJn'i at sophisticated m
some but that the Tellc switch
taflr antiquated and is still
being manufactured.
Another feature of the
Roulon-Borg system Is a
Telecenter speaker In each
classroom, enabling the office
to reach a teacher in.
dlvldually. The teacher may
give • handa-off response, a*
there Is a microphone In each
speaker or may respond using
the dawroom phone for more
privacy.
Sb« further Mid Oat Mrviq#'
would have been
guaranteed with this system
and, the casing U At only
thing that has changed with
fee Telic 2505.
Other features Include •
dock system - programmable
by the school administration
and changed
with one finger — which
passes a tone through
According to Carney, be
Rouien-Borg Telecenter IU a
madern, sophisticated
systwn, capable of handling
all comraunlcationa within toe
school. She further explained
tha* the system has a
TeWcenter I communications
cratar network which controls
aD-funotions of the system.
speakers at the end of
classes; emergency
evacuation alarms;
auditorium system which has
a virtually accoustlcally
perfect sound system; and
cassette tape recorder,
whereby students can
preprogram messages to be
piped through the school.
Carney explained that fee
Rooton-Borg system can be
"married" wife virtually any
external switch, but the
phones would have to be
modified sothat they would be
A sample Roulon-Borg
demonstration is available by
Stewart and Company, according
to Carney, and can be
made available to the School
Board at (to request.
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Township where they toured the market and
fields. Mrs. Hackett serves the boys and girls
cookies and cider.
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Inspector resigns posts in two cities
(continued from page 1)
For about the put five
yean Somers Point and
Unwood have ihtred Sturts'
services under the Interlocal
agreement that was signed in
the late 1970s.
Prior to the Interiocai
agreement, both communities
had Its own Inspector, who
worked on a part-time baste.
According to Sonera Point
Mayor Harvey L Smith, the
dty Is currently interviewing
for a replacement. In the
Interim, officials from
surrounding communities
such as Northfleld and one
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