Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 1 1 September '85 * 5

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The County Republican annual picnic will be held Sunday at the county park on Route 9 north of Cape May Court House. Thousands of people attend the event to help launch the GOP November election drive. County Republican officials are attempting to arrange a visit by Gov. Thomas H. Kean who,. , along with his running mates, seeks reelection. Special guests of honor will be Assembly incumbents Joseph W. Chinnici and Guy F. Muziani, with Freeholder James Kilpa trick. AH GOP candidates, seeking election at the local level, are also scheduled to be on hand, according to county Treasurer Phillip A. Matalucci, county GOP chairman and originator of the fall picnic. Barbeque chicken, corn, tomatoes and refreshments will be served 1 - 5 p.m., with games and contests for children. There will be bands and other entertainment for the throng expected to attend. Donation is $4 for one complete chicken barbeque dinner. Rain date is Sept. 22. VINELAND - Peter Amico, Democratic candidate for assembly, Cape May-Cumberland, secured the endorsement of the Private Enterprise Political Action Committee, after recent meetings in north Jersey. This is the largest group

of business organization in N.J. that supports candidates for state office. They endorse only candidates who fight against high unemployment costs, increased taxes, and government regulation. NI am especially excited with the endorsement," said Amico, "I am the only Democratic candidate in of Now Jersey to , receive it. The committee supported 34 Republicans and only one Democrat, and' neither of .the incjttnbents in our district nq|t*q^its approval." SEA ISLE CITY - Assemblymen Guy F. Muziani and Joseph Chinnici are expected with Freeholder James S. Kilpatrick Jr. at the Regular Republican Club's "Candidate Night" next Wednesday at 8 in the Dominic C. Raffa Community Center on John F. Kennedy Boulevard. Besides the incumbent GOP candidates, county party chairman, and treasurer, Philip A. Matalucci, will be on hand with resort Republican leader Jack Gibson, Mayor - Michael McHale and Commissioner William VanArtsdalen, according to club president Wilson E. Ellis.

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COURT HOUSE - The office of state Attorney General Irwin I. Kimmelman will investigate to determine whether chairtable funds are being misspent at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. That assurance was given in a letter dated Aug. 16 to Frank Casey, chairman of the Friends of Burdette Inc., which had Kimmelman in July asking for a probe of "enormous legal costs to the hospital for the services of a law firm in which Jjasmtal board chairman AlanT. Gould, of Wildwood, is a partner." FRANK CASEY, chairman of the Friends, said he was pleased that the Attorney General has agreed to investigate the spending of hospital money — funds which the Friends maintain could be better used for patient care. "I personally am very upset at the enormous legal fees encountered by the hospital and the GouldValore connection," Casey said. "Perhaps now things will be brought to light that have been occuring at the hospital since the new board took over and barred citizens of Cape May County from open and fair representation on the board. "Carl Valore, who was represented the hospital," in the law firm of which Gould is a member).

MUA Sets Meeting SWAINTON - A special meeting of the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority has been scheduled for next Wednesday, at 6 p.m.. to consider a resolution authorizing a closed .work session to discuss property acquisition. "Hie meeting will be held at the MUA office. Rpute Route 9, Swainton. The regular meeting scheduled for 7 p.m.. will be held, but the scheduled 6:30 p.m.. workshop has been cancelled. Benefit Set For Dimes March RIO GRANDE - The employes of Starn's Shoprite Market here will sponsor a flea marketantique and craft show 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, on the parking lot of the Starn's Shoprite. All proceeds from the event will benefit the March of Dimes. Vendors are welcome. Spaces will be available the day of the flea market, with setup starting 7 a.m. No reservations are necessary. Payment is due on the day of sale. Refreshments will be available.

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