Slams GOP Program Ar Unfair

' James lannone, chairman of fhe County Democratic Organization, ’ this t week charged the Republicans in 'Washington, with “turning their backs qn those who can least afford it." As part of a national Democratic effort termed “Fairness Day" lannone urged people to notice theieffecls of the Reagan .Administration's policies on the people of our state. Charging that for fairness, Ronald Reagan should get an "F’ from the majority of Americans, lannone cncoulaged the people of the Coiinty to pay attention to what will happen in Trenton over the next four years. "IT IS IRONIC that ort the anniversary of Rohald Regan's taking office and • promising that his "Supply Side" economy will iml prove the lot of most Americans, we in New l Jersey have just inaugurated a governor who was elected because of

many of those samp promises." "Where is the fairness," lannone questioned, "in policies thqt take care of oil royalty owners at the exp0hse of the school children and low income fafhilies, when large corporations are subsidized but programs creating jobs are eliminated?" THE COUNTY Democratic leader noted that unemployment is rising, companies are laying people off and people who have never before taken advantage of public assistance are now eating at free’ meals programs just to keep aliw. "The knee-jerk reaction to programs designed to help people is not fair. We must realize that the consequnce of not fundirig the Women, Infants and Children (WIQ) program is undernourished, ill or handicapped children; not funding job training programs perpetuates the unemployment problem; tax cuts

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which benefit the .wealthy don't address.thc problems df the poor. WE MUST realize that problenls are not isolated, they are interrelated," lannone remarked. "In New Jersey we cannot afford to let Governor Kean make the same mistakes. “Members of the Reagan's cabinet have already admitted that the true "trickle-down effect of the budget cuts on a national level will be increased local taxes. As Jim Florio stated during his campaign for governor, shifting the burden is not opportynity, that's hardship." Three Get

City Posts SEA ISLE CITY - Three appointments in the city’s beach and recreation programs have been made by Commissioner Willianp H. VanArtsdalen Jr., director of Public Safety. Michael A. Castaldi has been named director of the city’s Beach Fee Program for 1982. Castaldi, a lifelong resident of the city, is a retired foreman of the N.J. Bell Telephone Co. and lives on 39th St. LEWIS VV. “Chip" Steelman Jr. has been appointed assistant recreation supervisor. Steelman is assistant superintendent of the Department of Public Works, andlias been involved in the recreation program for the past six years. He has served as a baseball coach for the Babe Ruth league, and with his wife, has run the vglleyball program the past three years A year-round resident of the resort, Steelman is a member of the city fire department. MICHAEL J. MclIALE has been named captain of the Beach Patrol. A 10-year veteran of the patrol, he has served as a lieutenant for the past three seasons. During the winter months he is a special education teacher. Married and the father of three children, he lives with his family on 43rd St. Ice Slows Upswing On Ferry N. CAPE MAY - 11 look Old Man Winter’s icy grip to slow the steady increase of traffic oh the Cape MayLewes Ferry which has marked the last 12 months. The increase continued during December, with 507 vehicles * and 615 passengers more than 1960 The increase represented 8.12 percent for vehicles and 4.36 for passengers. NOW. WITH the ferries frozen intoi their slips here since the middle of the month, ferry officials are scanning weather forecasts for sighs of the lifting of the deep freeze. The past weekend’s warming trend offered some hope for resumption of service. However, they were remembering with little joy the frigid temperatures which turned Delaware Bay into a big unnavigable ice pond last February

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