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SEA ISLE CITY Children from the Sea Isle City and St. Joseph’s" Catholic School are assisting in this resort’s efforts to determine if the need exists of car pooling as a gasoline saver. Al Zurawski. chairman of the local survey committee. said all children received questionnaires to take home for their parents and working brothers, sisters and other relatives

to HU out.

Frank Dougherty, public school principal, and Sister Andrea, of St. Joseph's, handed out the questionnaires this week and they asked the children have them returned by the end of

the week.

An earlier pool of some 363 motorists leaving town on a normal work day from 5 a m to 9 a m. brought only 64 responses. This indicates car pooling already exists in Sea Isle City to a certain

degree.

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the share a ride practice, as do workers at the Woodbine State School. Some at the Lenox China facility and NAFEC in Pomona and some dozen , who work in casino related jobs in Atlantic City engage in car pooling. Many who work at the casino also join riders from Wildwood and other resorts and inland communities, meeting at the service station area at Seaville on the Garden State Parkway The pollsters covered the outgoing traffic over the main Sea Isle City bridge toward the parkway and Route 9; the Townsend's Inlet Bridge to southern areas of the county, and the Corson's ^nlet Bridge toward the north. A few car-pool to jobs in Ocean City and the mainland areas of Pleasantville. Northfield and Linwood. Zurawski noted Some who travel great

distances, for instance to Philadelphia and Wilmington areas, said they cannot car pool because of the nature of their job. Others flatly refuse to ride with other because they reportedly either drive- too fast, too slow, play the radio too loud. like to stop for refreshments or have errands to run to or from jobs. Some car-pool marriages just wouldn't work. Zurawski noted. “Those of short duration seem to work well, especially if there are several in a car.” he said "One man sealed in the middle of the back seat with two women, and three women in the front, laughed heartily when he said he wasn't in favor of car-pooling ” The V results of the children's pool will be announced as soon as possible. Zurawski said.

Secretaries Association Meets

The Cape May County Association of Educational Secretaries, met in the home of the outgoing President. Mrs Terry Costello, Superintendent's secretary at Ocean City High School, and a covered dish buffet was enjoyed by all the members, After twenty years of service. Mrs Marie Totten. Superintendent's secretary at Upper Township, will be retiring at the close of this school term

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Township, chairperson for the SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE.tumed over to high school secretaries

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the four SAVINGS BONDS Awards for the High School winners (to receive at their graduation) showing the most academic growth in the Commercial Depart men! in the senior class. Auditing the books was arranged to be done by the secretaries from the Extension Service Department; and the gavel was turned over to Mrs Mae Weatherby, secretary at Lower Township School, who will complete the term of President's office for the next school year. A discussion was held on where to meet for the next meeting; everyone will be notified in October.

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