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PAGE 10 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINELLEDGER, OCEAN CITY* N j .Highlights of thehistoric house tourThe 40th annual Old House tour of Cape May County wasrecently held, offering a glimpse of 14 restored private homes andpublic buildings. Sponsored by the Cape May County Art Leagueand the County Historical Museum, the tour began on Route 9 inPalermo and ended in Cape May Court House.One of the three RichardTownsarid houses,circa 1763, of SeavlllB,IB now tht home of th§Tom Palermo family.Flanked by pottery and Irons of the tra, one of tht 19th century flreplaots sits In tht Curtis Corson Houst,Above: Dependency toihfi Philip Godfrey Hougg,3097 Shoffl fid., Siivillg,RlflW: courtyard of CurtisCofson House, elfoi 1720*at 1842 Show fid., Pfllflf-•me. Renovations are beingtaken care of f by (ho the pres-ent residents, , Mr. and Mrs,b\* * *Photos byPster Maopherson- L.WMiill!Tha Townssnd family burial plaot, at Ssavllle Methodist Church. The family first settled In thtarea in 1685, according to the monument there.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, l»tt THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1988 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J,*>*politicsThe signs themselves can be an issueSOMBRS POWT - Anelection season tradition inSemen Point hat Men challengedby two DtmoemHeCity Council candidateswho eay the practice ofposting campaign signs isvmattwdive end bad for thedw.Tiro of tfw Area localcandidates on the Democraticticket In the upcomingpresidential electionhave pledged not to postpollcltal signs, andalthough some Republicanshave speculated it's for alick of funds, Deomeratilayifs not true,Coundlman John Conroy,seeking his third consecutiveterm on the governingbody as ft 1st Ward representative,telephoned ThiSentinel-Ledger last week toreport ttt»t he and at-lawecandidate Mike Colao, thefortier Republican Coundlman,deem the signs aneyesore that lead to Utterandjjrovoke vandaUim,"The lait general •lectionwas • disgraee," Conroysaid.Conroy and Colao plan tofocus Instead on advertisementsIn area newiptperi.Conroy Mid it could set aprecedent.At last week's City Council,Conroy alleged that aplanned paving project tofix shoulders on LaurelDrive was a "poUtical payofffor the residents merewho consented to signs,Tht allegations hit particularlyhard with CouncilmanTony Martin.The other localDemocratic in this year'selection, 2nd Ward rapre*tentative Kathleen Pancoast,Btill plant to postsigns In her quest for a third"coniecudve term.Although Pancoast itwidely viewed at CouncU'tmost staunch environmentalist,the his to problemwith the tignt. '"I thlftilWi certainlyneed to get our name outwithout causing any ofthote things they say signscause " laid Pancoast, whohii hid about BO doublesidedSigns made for variouslocations In town.CHiNlSB PENNYAUCTION OCT. UThe Nerthflild Wfe CompanyUdlii iujdliary Willtponsor a CWnese pennyauction Friday, Oct. 21 inthe tm fioid School, Milland New Mads, Northfield,Doors open 6i30 p«m. anddfiwiflg begins it 8 p.m.Refreshttittti wUi be avail,able. Open to tits public.Election news rulesThi Sentinel Ledger isaccepting news releasesfrom political candidatesfrom within our coveragearea. Letters to theeditor from political candidatesor about eandidateswill not beprinted, Please doublespaceall news releases.Besides, she added,newspapers don't reteheverybody.The local Democraticdub's campaign committeehas agreed she can post thesigns. At a meeting whichshe did not attend, U wasdecided tfiat each memberof the ticket would respectthe other's position.The QQP ticket, mmwhile.Is proceeding fuUteam ahead with its signAt-large incumbent JohnRisley, John Walsh tn the2nd Ward and GeorgeHyatt in the 1st Ward comprisethe League's "PointPride Team" whose slogansare extolled in red andbeige on ISO or so signsaround the city.Somem Polrt Dtmowrts say thtse signs, atono LaurtlDrive and elsewhere m the cfty, are unsightly *ERN says burn plant is Rowing concern'The Environmental on the ballots in ^M»Response Network has City, Upper Township, Sea•tapped up Its campaign to We City and eight other Jerbloeka Cape May County sey Cape communities.Municipal Utilities Author- polling voter opinion on theity plan to build a mass- plan which was approvedbum incinerator on the last year by the Cape MayWoodbine Upper Township County Board of Freeborder.The group dtes"growing concern" overthe burn plant as a waste ofmoney and i health threat.In Nov. 8 general elee-Bon, nonblndlng referendumquestions will appearHughes, Conoverwill debate todayStockton State College, ehailenpr, Wrk Conover,Pomona, will be the loea- an Atlantic County Preetlonfor two political holder,debates 7:15 p.m. (Thursday Also debating in a sepaevening)In the Performing rate portion of the same* - - • • program wiU be the six candidatesfor Atlanoc CountyFreeholder Including candidatesDennis Ltvinion, R,the incumbent, and HarryLeeds, D, the challenger.The debate Is free andArts Center.The debate is being sponsoredby Stockton State Col*lep, the AHantic CountyBar Association andWMGMTV40.The program will featurethe candidates for the 2ndCongressional DiiWct ofNew Jersey: the Democraticincumbent, Rep, WllUamHughes and the Republicinopen p to the public. p Ticketscan be obtained by callingtiie Atlantic County BarAssociation at 345-3444 orthe Stockton State CollegeBox Office at 852*00,n it Huy R n it H H y n o RSCHOOLAGE_ HEALTH PROlLiMSWhy doei i iccmlngly nofflul child hive difficulty Inlearning? 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