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SENATOR A: 'A .'■ ■ ■ . [ * ■ Named Legislator of the Year in 1981

Jim Hurley was named "l-eKialator of the Year” for his OUTSTANDING WORK in the New Jersey Assembly representing

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Jim Hurley knows how to communicate the needs of South renton. He has been Minority Leader in the Assembly because HE KNOWS HOW TO GET THINGS DONE.

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Jim Kurley PightH h'OR: •Senior Citizen* . •Home Hull 1 •Active Tourism in South Jersey •Karmihg, Fishing, and Oyster Industry •Jobs for South Jersey •the Ki^hi to Defend Your Home •Mamdctory Jail Sentences-for ('rimes Committed with a-Giin •Juvenile -Justice Reform •Death Penalty •Recycling

Jim Hufley Fights AGAINST: •All Efforts to*Control South Jersey ^ •.State Development Guide Plan •Crime •Overregulation •Handgun Han •Riparian Property Rights Grab •Unreasonable Pfhelanoe , Restrictions •Well Water Tax •Dunes Act •Hazardous Waste

•lim Hurley atYepl* an award that names him an “OutNtanding la'gislator’* in the stale of New .Jersey. South Jersey residents exp<*el' him l» continue his leadership in the Stall* Senate.

Jim Hurley’s Record of Solid Achievement:

^ _ . Blasts^ Hurley: Revise Riparian Rights V\v\(\ e N • Well Tax Hurley wanu disabled‘lifeline’ ^ ( C^° Hur,e y Opposes Proposed Handgun Law

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Hurley/Senator • Chinnici-Muziani/Assembly

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KEAN/Governor • Vote Republican • Col.^ • Novembers

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Ricci For Farm Bond Question BRIDGETON Assembly candidate Henry Ricci has called on the voters of Cumberland and Cape May counties to give their approval to the Farmland Preservation Bond question. L The Cumberland County Freeholder noted farmland has become a diminishing . resource worldwide. “There has been an increased public concern over our qiuraty food supply, energy and inflation. Etch, of us has a stake in this' state's ability to produce food. Our loss of farmland is a public problem" he stated in a news release. RICCI, A Democratic candidate, emphasized that New Jersey, the most densely populated state in the country,-still has approximately 1 million acres of farmland ^nd that the state, at the present ime, is losing between - 5,000 to 10,000 a year. "The $50 million bond issue will be used to sustain viable- farming communities and establish permanent agricultural areas," he jfaid. "Thebenefits to New Jersey are both economic and environ mental. “FIRST, local municipalities will not lose revenues on farmland and, by saving productive farmland^ we can strengthen our commitment to "agriculture to improve the business climate. Secondly , the noil - and water conservation -measures provided-for in the program will help to correct out farmland’s soil erosion and water management problems." The bond issue, which also has the endorsement of gubernatorial candidate Cong. James J. Florio, will fund up to 50 per cent of the cost of farmland acquisition easements and for soil and water conservation of land devoted to farmland preservation. Municipalities and counties, - would pay the other 50 per cent. At least eight counties already are preparing their agricultural funding programs.

COURT HOUSE. — The following recent •rea birth* have been announced by BurdeNe Tomlin Hospital here Daaghter to John and Patricia JotiRM* Boyle of 3 Benti Ave , Vlllaa, Oct. II Sea to Curtia and Angelina Clammu»«o Boieman of Jll W. Andrew Ave . Wildwood. Oct 13 DaagMer to Reynold and Brenda Carpenter Palermo of lA Bucknell Ave . Del Haven. Oct. IS. Son to Patrick and Laurie Borou Rrtdgeman of 300 New Jersey Ave.. North Wildwood. Oct IS San to Andrew and Kathleen O’Netl Hit vert of 31S Broadway Ave . Villas. Oct IS DaagMer to Donna Jelteka of 404 Washington Blvd . North Cape May. Oct. 17.

SOMERS POINT - The following recent area births have been announced by Shore Memorial Hospital here: v Twla Rob* to William and 'Kathleen Stewart Ponca of 5 Rk-hwood Terrace. Marmora. Oct U. •an to Jamas and Susan Miglyacc*a Terras* of »4 44tfa St. Sea tale CMy, Oct. IT. (MagMar to Thomas and Joanne tsperta Karel of 1S3 Victoria La.. Ocean CHy. Oct.»