May 17, 1979

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LT Bayshore Women’s GOP Drive for Lower Auto Tags

LOWER TOWNSHIP TTw Lower Township Bayshore Women’s Republican Club recently held their 23rd Anniversary and installation luncheon at the Clover Inn in the

Villas.^

County and local candidates running for office on behalf of the Republican party were present and spoke t^the ladies and gentlemen attending. Officials and candidates present were Maurice Catarcio, Lower Township Republican Chairman, Township Committeeman Thomas Clydesdale, Assemblyman Joseph Chinnid, Sheriff Beech Fox, Freeholder Ralph Evans, Cpunty Clerk Angela Pul vino, County Republican Chairman Phillip Matallud and candidate for Freeholder Jack Bittner. Also candidate for Township Committee, Jack Moran. The c!ub presented gifts to their past presidents and certificates of recognition to Mrs. Margaret Britz, Mrs. Juanita Warburton, Mrs. Angela Pulvino, Mrs. Anna Leitenberger, Mrs. Grace Somers (wife of

Pleasantville’s Mayor Sommers), Township Tax Collector Mrs. Joan Douglass and Township Oerk Mrs. Helen O’Neill. Mrs. Doris Menz, President of the Cape May County Unit of the •American Cancer Society presented a plaque to the club for their outstanding support and service to the

Cancer Sodety.

Newly elected officers who were installed and received flowers were^ President, Mrs. Elsie

Anderson, President, Wallace, President Geissinger,

First Vice Mrs. Elsie 2 nd Vice Mrs. *Dora 3rd Vice

President, Mrs. Margaret Britz, 4th Vice President, Mrs. Evelyn Ketterer, 5th Vice President Leona Jeff and 6th Vice President Mrs. Pit Koitz. Installed In other offices Were: Secretary, Mrs. Eleanor Garretson, Treasurer, Mrs. Marie Garretson and Trustees, Mrs. Beatrice Chabot and Dorothy Scheetz (co-chairman) and Mrs. Juanita Warburton Marion Corson, Mrs. Marguerite Speidel, Mrs. Marie Williams, Mrs. Jennie Brown & Mrs. Polly Denn. Serving as Chaplain, 1 Mrs. Gertrude Hobart;

Receptionist, Mrs. Alma Williams, Patriotic Chairman, Mrs. Agnes Donalski, Seargent at Arms, Irene Nick, Program Chairman, Marie Garretson md Young G.OJ». Miss

Cheryl Chabot.

Women’s Career * Program a VINELAND - The “Women’s Room." a public forum designed to provide employment and career information for women, meets Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. at Cumberland County College. On May 24 the topic of discussion will be marinerelated occupations for women. Pat Guarini. Coordinator of CCC’s Marine Occupations Program, will be the guest speaker. “Women's Room" gatherings are held in the student lounge of the Dr. Charles Cunningham College Center. There is no admission charge.

VILLAS - A petition drive to decrease New Jersey auto tag prices to $10 for senior citizens and handicapped persons is going very well, a drive organizer said Monday. "Were getting a lot of signatures. We have over 2.500 already." Vincent McMahon of the Villas said. The petition drive is sponsored by the Van Duesen Republican Club of Lower Township. • Petitions have been circulated from Dennisvilie to Cape May. McMahon said. "We've had some very good Vesults from Cape May." he added. The sponsoring group believes revenue to supplement the lower tag costs should come from Atlantic City gambling casino profits. McMahon said. "If Pennsylvania can do it. why can't New Jersey." McMahon said. The N.J. Department of Highways has indicated that abuses of such a special rate might result with younger rhembers of a family trying td apply fof ,tflgs at the lower

price. McMahon said. One solution might be to print the driver's social security number on his license, he suggested. Petitions will be sent to Assemblyman J. Chinnici of

Bridgeton, a backer of the proposed bill No. A695. Anyone wanting petitions Should call HK-5760. 8864191 or 886-8923 "We really need to push this." McMahon said.

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Villas Man Gets Award

VILLAS - Sergeant FI rat Class William T. Eckstein of Weber Ave., the Villas h^ been named 'outstanding soldier’ for the Command and Control Headquarters Troops, representing 840 troops in the New Jersey Army National Guard. Eckstein, Truck-Master of 253rd Transportation Co. of the Guard was presented the award as 'the outstanding enlisted soldier in the Command and Control Headquarters Command, Lt. Co. Robert M. Denny said. The honor is based on military background, professional, knowledgb ability, job proficiency, military appearance and

bearing, civic activities and other, personal and professional c ha racial sties. Eckstein is an honor graduate of the Moton Transport Non- Commissioned Officer Advance Course at Fort Eustis, Va. He has been a member of live 253rd Transportation Co. for 15 years. | As a member of the Guard he has been awarded the N J. Medal of Merit for 100 percent attendance. The Armed Forces Resewe medal, the Army Achievement medal, the NJ. Medal of Honor, and the Recruiting Medal and Badge.

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