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Herald & Lantern 21 September '83

Platform Announced By Alexis

COURT HOUSE - Mid die Township Committee candidate Jim Alexis has announced his platform for C the upcoming November election Over the past months, he said, he has met and talked with numerous residents and community leaders "I feel that all Middle Township residents

are united on the following plans of my platform," he

said:

An elected government that represents all the people. fiscal responsibility and sound government practices; strong support of fire, rescue and law enforcement agencies; expansion of our youth

development programs through our schools and the many fine existing programs; beautification of our community and a further involvement of our

residents.

Improvement of our Road and Public Works Departments through sound management practices; c more forceful effort to increase employment opportunities in Middle Township through the development of light, clean industries; continued input from the community through the Mayor’s Advisory Council for future development and unity; a mere, efficient, better managed recycling program f" Alexis has been a resident of the township for over IS years, and has been married to his wife Gerry for 17. Alexis will bring the Township Committee 15 years of business experience as owner and operator of Garden Lake Mobile Home Park and 10 years of experience in paving and road resurfacing , j He has been chairman of 4 the Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjustment l for three years and a member for six. He is also a member of the Middle Township Mayor's Adi Visor? Council and the Middle Township Chamber of Commerce. He is a j member of the executive board of the Boy Scouts of

America.

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Chest Assn. Goes Independent

HAMMONTON - The Chest and Health Association of Southern New Jersey, formerly the American Lung Association of Southern New Jersey, will remain at 21S. Washington St., continuing local community healfh services to help prevent lung disease and assist • those afflicted with respiratory disorders. The decision to sever the 80-year tie resulted from the national organization's attempt to gain complete control over all operations in the Southern New Jersey area. As a result of the local organization’s independence, all funds raised during this campaign season will stay within the seven Southern New Jersey counties, with no funds going to state or national organizations, as in the past. With these added resources, the Chest and Health Association will be able to serve local residents with a greater number of wide-spread programs. "THE PURPOSE of this change is to continue localized health services to residents of Atlantic, Cape May, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean and Salem Counties.” said Robert W Giordano, president of the association, “services will continue in the areas of

preventive programs and direct patient care. Since we are no longer hampered by national guidelines, program services will be expanded into other areas of community health, reaching more people with more services.” Present services being offered by the Chest and Health Association of Southern New Jersey include occupational health programs, pulmonary function testing, home health care services, smoking withdrawal clinics, program to teach school-age

children the dangers of smoking and workshops to help asthmatic children deal with their special problems. These programs will be financed through mailings, such as seals sent during the Christmas Season and various other times during the year, asking area residents for their support. For more information or questions concerning community health service programs offered, contact the Chest and Health Association at 561-8700 or stop by the office.

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