Moran says Changes Made in Rec Center

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THE AERIAL SPRAYING season for ftyjsy moth caterpillars ended about a week before the summer season for tourists began. This was the scene last week as George Conover of Rio Grande sweeps low over the trees along the Court House-Goshen Rd.. Middle Twp.

Recreational activities at the township recreation center have been increased and changes are in store for the facility, according to incumbent TownShip GOP Club Votes WILDWOOD CREST - The local Republican Club elected officers and trustees for the 1982 - 1983 club year beginning in September, during the group;s May meeting. JoAnn Kay was elected president, Robert Patterson Jr. vice president, Mary Greiner secretary and Harry D'Amico treasurer.

Committee candidate Jack Moran. In a press relpase this week the candidate asserted that while in office he's increased recreational activities at the center and is in the process of implementing other changes. Addressing his opponent Bill Hevener, the Committeeman said that establishing an active,committee of seniors, adults, and youths to promote a sound recreation program doesn't necessitate an increase in funds. "The current budget now being used for the recreation center is, more than enough to compensate a new program" he said

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Chinnici Pushing to Raise Drinking Age

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Assemblyman Joseph W. Chinnici (R„ 1st Dist.) is "wholehardly- in support" of recent legislation to increase the drinking age in New Jersey from 19 to 21. "It has been my position since 1972 not to decrease the drinking age, but mainly through the efforts of North Jersey Democrats who felt that their teenagers who were eighteen years old would just go into New York to drink — they pushed the reduction in the drinking age through the legislature," the Bridgeton legislator stated. IN 1972 Chinnici, one of three members of the General Assembly voting against decreasing the drinking age from 21 to 18,

led the fight on the floor of

the Assembly.

Chinnici said today that many of the same arguments he gave then have come home to roost. " Noting.that about 70 percent of high school students are 18 years of age prior to graduation, the assemblyman stated: "I have always been appalled by the increase in traffic accidents by youthful drinkers, and even worse, I have personally seen the spread of the use of alcohol among the younger high school students due to the low drinking age." CHINNICI SAID the current legislation would not interfere with an 18-year-old owning or working in establishments/selling

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THE ANIMAL WELFARE society OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. is a non profit volunteer organization Besides the animal above, they also have numerous other pets for adoption In addition, they offer a neutering and spaying program and provide a lost and found service All tinimals have shots before adoption Cbll 46S-4563 between 9 a m and 4 pm for details Donatiohsare welcomed

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