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The Herald And The Lantern'

Thitraday, September 20.1979

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COURT HOUSE - Over 10,000 Cape May County Republicans flocked to the County Park Sept. 16 to eat Chicken, play games and meet the GOP candidates on the local and state level. “It makes me realize just how onuch the local volunteers mean to the County Republican Organization*" said Phillip Matalucci, County Party Chairman. "Over 300 of these people spent more than two hours setting up the park r and getting everything ready for this

grand event"

"The best thing about it was that they weren't only Republicans, but Independents and Dejnocrats who are jusl plain tired of the Democrat controlled government or the state and nations level", Matalucci stated Indeed, the annual picnic Jbad all the trapping of a good old fashioned fafnily • picnic with music, games, toys and loads of good food. Over 10,000 enjoyed barbecued chicken, steamed com and sliced tomatoes, free sodas, coffee and cookies while listening to music by three

different bands.

One df the keys ot the success of the picnic was there was something for each family member from

child to adult .

"I was extremely happy to see folks from every municipality in Cape May County from Ocean City to Cape May Point"

Matalucci said.

"This means that people still enjoy the old fashioned family picnic and from the hundreds of people who talked to me Sunday afternoon. nearly all expressed the hope that the Republicans would continue with their programs and at the same time keep a watchful eye on spending here in Cape May County," Matalucci commented. Getting out to see the candidates was one of the many reasons <why. many attended this fe^fve event, and the candffees were there shaking ffimds and getting to Irnow the problems that are on the minds of the electorate. Those seeking re-election to the State Assembly Joseph Chinnicci and James Hurley were there as well as County Freeholder candidate Jack Bittner. Local candidates also were getting familiar

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with their voters af-thp picnic. CBmpaigmnats, balloons, tpys and literature were in profusion, helping to lend color to the event. ^ * "With I grand kickoff' like this", said Pljil

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LARGEST GOP CROWD IN HISTORY ATTENDS PICNIC ... Over 10,000 attended the Annual G^P picnic Sunday afternoon in the County ParkyThe event featured barbecued chicken, free sodas, music, games and a chance to nifct the candidates on the local and state level. Pictured above are some of the thousands who went through the /ines for the main course of the afternoon. In the span of four hours over 10,000 people devoured several tons of chicken while getting to meet their local and State Gop candidates, including Assemblyman Joseph Chinnicci and James Hurley as well as Jack Bittner. County Freeholder candidate.

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