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Cafiero Retiring, Endorses Hurley

MILLVILLE - Sen. James S. Cafiero, R-Cape May-Cumberland, has announced that he is retireing from elected office and will not sek reelectiori. The 14-year legislature veteran

WILDWOOD - Sen. James S. Cafiero. R-Cape Muy-Cumberland, following his announcement that he would not seek reelection for another term in the State Senate, issued tis statement from'his office here., “The time demanded to fully and conscientiously discharge the- duties and responsibilities of <a 'parttime' legislator has steadily and relentlessly\r>crcased over my 13 years in office. encroaching deeper and deeper into already limited personal time and professional time. I CAN NO longer meet those demands to the best of my ability, and the residents of Cape May and Cumberland Counties deserve no less. I am grateful to the voters of Cumberland and Cape May Counties for the honor and opportunity to have served in the legislature of New Jersey for 14 years. I intend to remain active politically and to assist the candidates and the party at all levels of government, in any ahd every way possible.” AND PROTECT yourself Even a wellmaintained automobile can experience trouble in» severe weather. The AJIstate Motor Club suggests you carry a supply of gravel, sand or rock salt in your trunk to put behind your tires in the event you get stuck. Carry-. ing these supplies also adds extra weight and more, traction for your rear tires. Other items you should carry include a shove, jumper cables, extra tools.

has spent 10 years in the Senate after serving four years in the Assembly. In a simultaneous announcement Assembly Minority Leader James R. Hurley, R-Cumberland-

a blanket and extra set of warm clothing, including well-insulated gloves. % Above all, make sure the gas tank is kept half full at all times so you can keep the car running and heated in the event you have to wait for help.

Hands Burned

In Couch Fire N. CAPE MAY - Lower Township police reported a three-year-old boy burned both hands in a small fire Monday afternoon at Cold Spring Apartments here. According to authorities. Town Bankr firpmen were called to extinguish a couch fire in the apartment of Clarence Neely shortly after 3 p.m. Indications were the child was treated at the hospital and released. Parent Meetings

On Course Picks

ERMA — High school course selections will be discussed during a couple of parent meetings next Tuesday and Wednesday nights at .the Richard M. Teitelman School. Parents of eighth grade students are urged to attend one or the other of the 7:30 p.m. meetings High school guidarce personnel and Teitelman staff members will explain the process.

Cape May, announced his intention to seek the Senate seat being vacated by Cafiero. ••I CAN T TillNK of any person anywhere who will do a better job than Jim Hurley," Cafiero said as he put the first signature on Hurley's nominating petition. “Jim Hurley is the best qualified candidate for

this office: He is recognized throughout all New Jersey but especially South Jersey as an outstanding leader>' : Hurley stated. “Sen. Cafiero and I hive been together in the legislature for 14 years-and my admiration for him as a person as well as a lawmaker has never wavered. He deserves all the credit we

can heap upon him. Jirri Cafiero has done a super job." CAFIERO SAID he was making the announcement now because it was critical that the voters of this district know about it as soon as posable. "It is important this state government have continuity." the Sen. remarked.

Jointly the two legislators said. "We are making this announcement with the full knowledge of Cape May Republican Chairman Phil Matalucci and Cumberland Chairman Lawrence Pepper Jr After consultant with them and many other leaders, it is t our decision to make this known now "

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