May 1979 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

P/UiE 2 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SKNTINKI.-LEDC.ER
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MAY 18
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THURSDAY. MAY 3,1979 11
For That Special
Gift on
MOTHER'S DAY
Sunday, May 13th
MOTHER'S DAY GIFT
Box. $2.15
GIFT
PACKAGES
lib. $4.25
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
lib. $3.50
CANDIES
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Tliese Candles available on First
Floor of our Main Store and at
The Hallmark Shop
834 Asbury Ave.
You are cordlaRy invited to visit
our Lawn and Garden Dept where
you will see many items
especially REDUCED for our Early
SPRING SALE
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rHURSDAV. MAY 3.1979
No Assembly contest
I
OCEAN CITY (NJ.) SENTINEL-LKiKAKK
Race develops in the Democratic nary Freeholder ballot
With the final filing contest for the nomination
deadUne passed, it is now an Assembly candidate on
official that there will be no either the Republican or
£
Jack BlUner hands in his petition to be on the
June Primary Election ballot as a Republican
freeholder candidate to Cape May County Clerk
#jtogela Pulvino.
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CHARLES M. THOMPSON JR Editor
BYRONT.MERCER Adverttotag Manager
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Demucraiic side of the ballot
in the June 5 Primary
Section.
There was really no
question of the lack of a
contest in the GOP race since
both incumbents James R.
Hurley and Joseph W,
Chinnici had announced their
intentions to seek reelection.
Hurley, who is the
Assembly minority leader,
took office ip 1967 after
defeating the late Wildwood
Attorney Marvin Perskie who
had served only one two-year
term after becoming the first
Democrat to gain a Frist
District seat in the Assembly
in 30 years.
Chinnici took over the seat
of James S. Cafiero in .1971
when Cafiero left the
Assembly to successfully seek
the First District senatorial
spot.
There appeared to be a host
of candidates ready to seek
the Democratic nod in the
June Assembly primary race
prior to last week's filing
deadline, but in the end only
Randy Wilhelm of VTneUnd
and Jerry Livingston of Upper
Township appeared with their
petitions at the Secretary of
Slate's office in Trenton.
Wilhelm was formerly an
aide to VS. Rep. William J.
Hughes (D-2nd) and was
Hughes' chief campaign
strategist in last year'a
reelection effort. He ia
currently a consultant on
political elections.
Livingston, an unsuccessful
candidate in last November's
freeholder race, is a member
of the Upper Township Board
of Education and is an
assistant superintendent of
the Lower Township Consolidated
School.
In the freeholder race. Jack
Bittner of Ocean City is
running unopposed in the
June Primary Election, but
will be opposed in the
November contest by former
Ocean City Commissioner
Luther L. Wallace HI who
filed last week as an independent
Republican candidate.
On the Democratic side of
the ballot for freeholder, a
two-way contest exists between
Prank L. Murphy, Sr. a
committeeman in Dennis
Township, and Charles M.
Leusner. a business teacher
at Middle Township High
School.
In other election news,
Wilhelm this week issued a
news release calling on.the
state Legislature to pass a law
prohibits* service stations
along the Garden State Parkway
and New Jersey Turnpike
from restricting sales to
non-commercial vehicles.
He charged that the oil
rnles are "using the
. industry of New Jersey
as bait" in a "cat and moose
game."
WUheto's statement came
on the heels of announcements
that some
Matalucci attends confab
Cape Hay County
Republican Organization
Chairman Philip R.
Matalucd, has announced the
results of what was termed a
-top level discussion of state,
national and international
politics," which took place
Last Wednesday in
JSTsshlngton, D.C.
The luncheon meeting,
which was co-chaired by
Matalucci, was attended by
national GOP Chairman BOl
Brock, state Chairman David
F. Norcross, state Vice
Chairwoman Ann D. Flynn,
Senate Minority Leader
Howard H. Baker. House
Minority Leader John J.
Rhodes, New Jersey
congressmen, a majority of
the New Jersey Republican
county chairmen and Neil
Romano, aide to the county
chairmen's association.
"A great deal of our
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meeting focused on the im
portance p of the tig
Abl Assembly races here m New
Jersey," Mft'f^HT* said. "We
have commitments of various
forms of help from
Washington, everything from
professional consulting to
direct financial aid. New
Jersey is a priority of the
Republican National Committee
this year because it
feels very optimisttr that we
can take control of the
Assembly in the upcoming
ejections."
Matalucci said he shared
theoptlmism of the RNC asd
added mat befctt CaprtUy-
County wotaVl play a tarae
part in picking up the extra
seats necessary lo make, the
Republicans the majority in
the Assembly.
Congressman Matthew J.
Rtnaldo (R-Union) expressed
the belief that no Democrat
incumbent could consider
himself safe when faced with
a good Republican
challenger. "We have the
issues on our side and the
peoples' best interests at
heart. All we need is the right
person to deliver that
message and well win."
Matalucci said that in his
many yean of Republican
politics he could not
remember ever having attended
any meeting which
was more informative,
uplifting or constructive.
Accepting a placqne noting appreciation for hia work fo for the
Republican p party py from GOP Assemblyman y Joseph p W. Chinnici is Ocean
Ci City GOP Leader Ld John Jh EEsposJto. J Lki Looking on (1 t to r) ) are Assemblyman Ab
James R. Hurley and freeholder candidate Jack Bittner.
Assemblyman James R. Hariey (left) and Assemblyman Joseph W.
Chiimlcl (right) Hie thdr nominating petitions for the Jane primary with
George Bloom, election supervisor m the Secretary of State's office.
Completes school Weather
S0MEBS POINT — Navy
Airman Mtc'wi P. Chiaason,
son of Gerard J. and Doris
Chaisson of 570 Shore Rd.,
graduated from the Air
Traffic Controller School.
The 14-week course at the
Naval Air Technical Training
Center, Millington. Term.,
prepared students for future
duty in an air station control
tower.
They studied flight data
processing, aids to aircraft
navigation, weather analysis
and air traffic control rules
and procedures. In addition,
they underwent Federal
Aviation Administration
(PAA) examination and
received PAA certification for
control tower operations.
A1976 graduate of Mainland
Regional High School, he
fitted the Navy in August
1978.
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HURST TRAVEL, INC.
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OctMQry
Partly sunny today, highs in
tbe SO*, tows teals** to the
mid-Ms. Friday and Saturday
calls for a chance of ibowers,
highs In t he 70s and lows In th e
SOB. Sunday will be fair and
cooler with temperatures In
the 60s and lows in the mid-
•tts. U.S. WEATHER SER-
VICE.
Tides
Ma STREET DRAWBRIDGE
NOTICE - Deduct 4 hoar
fcrbeadi.
ADO • HOUR For Beetiey*s
Point Bridge.
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High
A.M. P.M.
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service'stations on the turnpike
and parkway would be
limiting gas sales to noncommercial
vehicles to as
little as S3 per customer.
"It's time we in Cape May
and Cumberland counties had
people in Trenton who understood
the dynamics of the
tourist industry and the important
part publicity has
upon it," Wllhebn said in his
release. "The manner in
which the tourist industry is
used as the football to raise
gasoline prices has not been
criticized as it should be."
In another release,
freeholder candidate Bittner
called upon the country
freeholders. Ocean City
Council and the incumbent
assemblymen to oppose a
state law which would in
September lower the age of
sexual consent from 16 to 13
years of age
Bittner pointed out in his
release that both Assemblymen
Hurley and Chinaid
has opposed the revision to
the criminal Justice code
during the vote in the
Assembly.
He asked the freeholders to
pass a resolution opposing the
revision and forward it on to
the governor. Senate and
Assembly.
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