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Disabled Vet Head Of Rights Branch

ATLANTIC CITY - "The New Jersey Division on Civil Rights is very fortunate to be able to appoint Charles Stanfield as branch manager of its Atlantic City office. The people in Atlantic. Cape May, Cumberland and Salem Counties will all benefit by his legal expertise and dedication to civil rights." commented Division Director Pamela S. Poff in announcing Stanfield's naming. Stanfield. who is replacing retiring branch manager Gilbert Tatman, has served with the Division on Civil Rights for 17 years. He is a retired, disabled veteran who was Shop Hours SOMERS POINT - The Shore Memorial Hospital Thrift Shop summer hours arc Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The shop is on Shore Road near Somers Point City Hall. Free parking is in the rear of the shop. For further information call the shop. 653-3501. Combat Course For Stenkoski SEA ISLE CITY - Marine Pfc. Steven G Swankoski. son of Barbara J. Swankoski of 234 79th St., has completed the Infantry Combat Training Course at Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, NC. A 1985 graduate of Ocean City High School, Swankoski joined the Marine Corps in December 1985

awarded the Silver Star for his service in Vietnam. "I AM VERY pleased." said Poff. "that we are able to recognize the many contributions and years of outstanding service of an employe who has already distinguished himself and his country as a disabled war hero. I hope that other employers are able to do the same for their handicapped veterans." By a stroke of fate, Stanfield is now reunited with another retired first sergeant. Alvin Baxter, who was recently promoted as a senior investigator in the Atlantic City office, the two men served together at Fort Dix and in Vietnam. ASKED ABOUT his appointment. Stanfield said. "It is a pleasure to serve in an organization which, under Director Poff's administration, has become noted as one of the most outstanding civil rights agencies in the nation. Director Poffs relentless pursuit of excellence is one that I will strive to match." The N.J . Division on Civil Rights enforces the state's Law Against Discrimination, which protects individuals in the areas of employment, housing and public accomodation, from discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age. marital status, sex, physical or mental handicap, nationality or liability for service in the United State Armed Forces The Atlantic City office is at 1548 Atlantic Ave. The phone number is 441-3100. For 24-hour taped civil rights information in English or Spanish, call toil-free from a touch tone telephone 1-800-DCR-LAWS.

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w RIGHTS PROTECTOR — Decorated veteran Charles Stanfield, left, has been appointed branch manager of the Atlantic City office of the State Division on Civil Rights by Pamela S. Poff, right, division director.

Kean Okays Chinnici Bills

TRENTON - Gov Thomas H. Kean has approved a number of Assemblyman Joseph W. Chinnici, (R> Cape MayCumberland, sponsored resolutions in the Joint Appropriations Committee, totalling in excess of $1.6 million dollars for the following programs: 1. $300,000 to create work details at Bordentown, Riverfront and Southern (Leesburg) State prisons, administered by the Department of Corrections; 2. $100,000 to help stimulate growth of the commercial fishing industry ;

3. $100,000 to add to the development of an Alzheimer's Disease Center in Camden ; 4. One million dollars to ensure sound investment in New Jersey's food and agricultural economy and help to become a center of excellence in agriculture. $50,000 to the Vineland Developmental Center for furniture and equipment; and 6. $50,000 to the Woodbine Developmental Center for the purchase of new ambulances.

Chinnici said, "with the governor's approval, my resolutions automatically become part of the 1986/87 budget. I am pleased that the final state budget includes programs important to South Jersey."

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