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Retirement Bill • U.S. Rep. Bill Hughes (D-NJ) employees on the subject of said that the findings of pollster forcing a person to retire before Louis Harris underscore the need he is ready to do so. for legislation to put a final end to Eighty eight percent of those the practice of mandatory polled said that nobody should be retirement. forced to retire because of age if Testifying at a heavily at- he wants to continue working and tended meeting of the House still do a good job. Even more Aging Committee. Lou Harris revealing was the fact that 67 revaled the contents of a recent percent of business leaders survey on American attitudes agreed that mandatory toward pensions and retirement, retirement should be abolished. His findings substantiate the Hughes, a cosponsor of feelings of current and retired legislation to completely end

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St Bamabas the p°** s findings. The bill that /-ii. u «ir r»i Hughes cosponsored is an Church Women Flan outgrowth of legislation passed in Mar. 13 Social the 95th Congress which raised The St. Bamabas Church the retirement age from 55 to 70

Women will hold a social night on in the public sector.

Tuesday. March 13, 7:30 p.m. at The South Jersey lawmaker the St. Bamabas Parish Hall, 13 said. "It is imperative that we West Bates Avenue, Villas, finish the job that was begun last Refreshments and prizes will be year. This new bill is designed to

provided. do just that."

"By extending protectioqofthe current Act to occupations

dhroud Filmstrip previously excluded such as Mar. 14 at Towers tenured college professors, top A Lenton theme showing the level business executives, federal latest filmstrip on the Shroud of policemen and firemen, air Turin, will be presented at the traffic controllers and foreign A.A.R.P. meeting in Victorian service officers, we are following Towers Auditorium at 1 p.m. the wishes of the American

Cape May. Wednesday. March people."

14. Hughes went on to say, “older Rev. George P. Woodward, people are enthusiastic and Chaplain of the Victorian Chapter dedicated workers who bring a of the A.A.R.P. is in charge of the maturity and seasoning to their program. jobs that only.comes with age. To . exclude these people from the Seniors Musfic workforce solely on the basis of Course Starts Mar. 16 aBC is a devastating wasted one

of our greatest natural resourThe spring semester of musical ces." appreciation courses for senior citizens starts Friday. March 16

through Friday, April 27.

Under a grant from The Atlantic Community College, the recorded musical programs, will be held at the Kiwanis Club, 1111 Beach Drive, Cape May, from 2.00 to 3.30 p.m. They are under

.Vthe direction of Warren planned for Monday nights Holland, retired opera baritone during Lent at 7:30 p.m. sponand teacher. sored by the Catholic Social The course is open to all South Services Senior Center in the Jersey residents over fifty. Victorian Towers auditorium, 608 For more information call 884- Washington Street, Cape May 3812. The schedule is:

March 12, Rev. Forrest Spriggs, Cape Island Baptist Church; March 19, Rev. Thomas Marsden, U.S. Coast Guard Protestant Chaplain; March 26. Rev. Conway Stone, Holy Spirit Lutheran Church; April 2, Rev. Willard Sirmoh, First United Methodist Church; April 9, Father William Stott, Episcopal

Church of the Advent.

For questions, call Sister Terese Elizabeth or Ann

Schofield, 884-5624.

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Cape May Co. Health Council Meets Mar. 14 The Cape May County Advisory Council of the Southern New Jersey Health Systems Agency will hold its regular March meeting on Wednesday, March 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Social Services Building, Routes 47 and 9, Rio Grande. The public is encouraged to attend. The Cape May County Council is one of seven county-level advisory bodies which are part of the Health Systems Agency’s comprehensive review process, which is designed to improve the overall health care delivery system for sButhem New Jersey. WATCH PRESSURE Underinflated tires—that is, below the manufacturer’s specifications— can decrease gas mileage.