THURSDAY, MARCH 21.1979

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Frank Murphy Announces County Freeholder Bid

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Dennis Township Committecman Frank Murphy has announced he will seek dectkm to The Cape May County Freeholder seat, being vacated by Freeholder Tom Tucker, in the upcoming November election. Murphy’s announcement was made last week after meeting with County Party leaders. Murphy has been considering the Freeholder race for some months at the urging of many citizens and party leaders. “The final decision was up to my wife, Betty, and the family”, Murphy said. They have given their approval, so I have entered the race —to win!” Murphy, a former Mayor of Dennis Township and presently a Committeeman, was first elected in 1975. His 1979 campaign for Freeholder will be baaed on Working With People', and he said he would continue to ‘hammer away’ at continued 'over-regulation' at ail forms of government. f ‘The people fed we are being over-regulated, and I agree”, Murphy stated. "I think some government officials rdaize it,

^ *** ^ ,em 10 »*nit themselves", Murphy continued, it and do something about it. So Ifwlthoyarewrong " many of the regidattom imposed Murphy says that he haa by the government are an insult 'taken-on’ the government

bureaucracy many times in the past, the most recent being the changes in the State Uniform instruction Code. Murphy opposes many of the changes which require homeowners to obtain permits for ‘just about everything’. Murphy claims this, is a "gross invasion of privacy”. So far, he has gathered more than 12,000 signatures on petetions from all over the state, opposing

the changes.

‘‘I feel I can continue to hdp the people of Cape May County on a broader range, as a member of The Cape May County Freeholder Board”, Murphy said,: “and that is why I am seeking the post I pledge to serve aU the people of the County”. Murphy is married and the , father of 5 children. He and his wife betty are the proud Grandparents of 7 grandchildren. They reside in Ocean View. Murphy is a Life Member of VFW Post 6257, Bdle Plain. He served as a paratrooper in Korea during the Korean War.

Warden Thompson Dinner Apr. 20 A testimonial dinner, in honor of Warden Hiram L. Thompson will be held on April SO, 1979, at 8 P.M. at the Regency Motor Inn, in North Wildwood, New Jersey. Those desiring tickets contact Kay Moknar, 665-7234 or Dorothy Olsen. 522-5013.

GuiKoyle Anniversary Last Sunday the clergy and parishioners of the Camden Diocese congratulated and offered prayers to His Excellency, the Most Reverend Bishop George H. Guilfoyle, on his 38th anniversary to priesthood. He was appointed Bishop of Camden in January 1968.

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to our intelligence”. "Many government officials seem to think that the people aren’t capable of thinking for

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By Harriet M. Bishop Monday-Thursday: Ceramics with Eleanora Cubernot in charge. George Strattan and Cass Clark assist. Gass starts at 9:30a.m. to 1:90p.m. Monday afternoon: Beauty Culture class with Janie Watts instructing. Gass begins at 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. If interested, please sign up. Tuesday morning Cass Clark will show you how to make your cake look absolutely beautiful. All she asks is that you bring your own cake and king with you. Tuesday afternoon fun in playing bingo ... bring a canned good of some kind and this will enable you to play. Game start at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday: Macrame instructing with Jack Wagner. If you have never done stkk weaving. John Liquori will show you how easy it is to do. Wednesday: Our substitute nurse is Louise Anastasi from Wildwood Crest has been kind enough to help us. We wish to thank her for doing this for our seniors — blood pressures from 9:3(lto 10:30a.m. Pinochle in the afternoon. Most every one has cooperated with our request to be done as near 3:30as possible. Language Gass is being held in a room now for more privacy and the seniors like it better that way. Gass starts at 10a.m. Sick List: Still not feeling weel are Henrietta Amos, Florence DeNapoli. Virginia New and a very nice letter from Carmen Arena in Florida recuperating. Airport C enter News By Honey Physical fitness: Monday through Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. George Strattan makes it seem easy. Transportation: Now that it's AARP Poconos Trip Sea Isle City Oapter 710, AARP, is now receiving reservations for a trip to the White Beauty View Resort on Lake Wallenpaupack in the Poconos This is a trip to senior citizens for 5 days, 4 nights and 13 meals. Buses will leave Sea Isle City on Monday morning, June 18 at 7 a.m. and return after lunch on Friday, June 22. Deposit on reservation will be due on April 15th, the balance by June 1. For further information or reservations call Vi Rowdon, 2634066

spring and you have no place to go, well we can change that real fast. Call Anna M. Walls at 88(W 5161 and she will be happy to see that you have a nice bus ride over to the center. Our bus drivers are very polite and will make sure that you are helped on and off the bus. Lunches: With only 30 lunches per day I have been trying to please mostly everyone. Two free lunches per week per person. 60 and older are eligible. Wednesday and Friday are first come first serve basis. Be here by 11:15 if you have made reservations. Call Honey at 886-5161. Band praetking Monday & Thursday. Coming Events: Anyone interested in learning tating please call the Center. Starting April 12 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Doris Benryman will be the instructor. Open House will be May 8 here at the Center in honor of Senior Gtizens Month.

Obituaries

JEANNE R. FLOREK. 17. Ocean View. Knptayed at the Latheran Home. 3/16. LOUISE H. ENTRIKEN, 44. Cape May. A member of the MMAtlantir Crater for the Arts. 3/18. BESSIE JAMES. M, Ocean CHy. A member of the Salem Methodist Charch. 3/18. RACHEL GORDON. 7. Avalon. A member of Maris Stella R.C. Church. 3/28. ROGER STOBBART. SR.. 88. Stone Harbor. Fonnder of the Central Station Alarm Equipment Co. 3/28. CLARA JONES, 92. Ocean City. An area resident for maay years. 3/21. MARY LEE LAWSON. 34. Cape May Court House. A member of the Christ Gospel Church. 3/28. ELIZABETH M. KELLEHER. 84. S. Dennis. An area resident for 2S years. 3/21. HOWARD ARCHIBALD. 78. N. Wildwood. A retired employee of this city. 3/21. HARRY J. ADAIRE, 71. Wilowood t reat. A resmem tor seven years. 3/22. ELIZABETH VANCE. Cape May Court House. A retired school teacher. 3/2S. GRACE B. TAYLOR. 83. Wildwood Crest. A retired registered nurse. 3/24.

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