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RIO GRANDE - Roomy rancher with nice sized LR, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, utility room. Nice sized lot. Hardwood floors throughout. Very well kept. $34,000 VA or FHA financing available.

Ct. House 1 acre wooded

lot. $0500

NORTH WILDWOOD DUPLEX — Downstairs: 3 Bdrms and 2 Baths; Upstairs: 4 Bdrms with full baths $47,500.00 DEL HAVEN — Split level - 3 Bd. LR. DR. Rec Rm. iVj bths - eat-in kitchen. $41,000.00 DENNIS TOWNSHIP — 30 acres 10-15 ft. elevation $45,000.00 Firm CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Office building on Mechanic Street.. % . 64,000.00 956-958 Delsea Dr., Rio Grande, duplex & cottage, 100 x 200 lot .$50,000.00 ERMA CUSTOM HOME—3Bd., LR. DR, eat-in kitchen, finished basement and family room, inground Anthony 'pod- panelled throughout, Fireplace in LR, lawn with sprinkler system 120'x 120- lot $75,000.00 Duplex, Myrtle Ave. in Erma. 2-two bedroom apts. 100 x 100 lot .$50,000.00 Town Bank, 60 x^lOO ft. building lot. High & dry.

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Del Haven duplex • 2 bedroom with 1 bedroom

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Receives

M.D. Degree WASHINGTON. D C + Theodore'J. Heyneker, 1973 B.S. cum Uaude Georgetown U., recently received his doctor of medicine diploma from George Washington U. • Eldest Ion fit Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit J) W. Heyneker of Avalon, Theodore (Ted)' married Anne Gootee, a registered nurse and a daughter of Dr. and Mrs Thomas A. Gootee, of

Jasper. Indiana, June 1. Shorv s After their honeymoon in

the northwestern states and Alaska the newlyweds will begin a year's residence in Oakland. California, where pr. Heyneker will intern at the

Naval Hospital.

Shelton College Coming ‘Home’

CAPE MAY — In an faculty numbers about 10-

effort to reverse a dwin- 12. he added

dling enrollment and get Shelton’s application is closer to the nucleus of its s ti|| pending. Rita Suarez following. Shelton College 0 f the State Boaftf of

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will return to its former Cape May campus later

this year.

The college, backed by Cape May fundamentalist minister the Rev. Carl Mclntii^e, moved from Us Cape May campus adjacent to the Christian Admiral to Cape Canaveral, Fla. in the early 1970s after a battle with the state over ac-

creditation.

The decision to return was made by the college because of "the constituency’s location and the desire of the college's board to come back where we began,” Keith Bashaw, college’ board of trustees member, said. The college will retain its Florida campus and run "a joint or tandem operation," Bashaw said. The decision to shift the college’s main emphasis back to Cape May is dependent on the New Jersey State Board of Higher Education at this point, Bashaw said. All college’s within the state must be certified by the Board of Higher Education to commence operations. Shelton College hopes to open its doors to begin classes in Cape May in September, Bashaw said. The college currently has an enrollment of 50-75 students, Bashaw estimated. Full time

Higher Education, said. But. she said, it is impossible for the school to attain its credentials in time to open in the fall. An opening date in January is more realistic, she said. "We have written them (Shelton) telling them we need clarification and 1 additional information bn (heir application." Suarez

said.

A team of consultants must conduct an on-site investigation of an applicant, write a report and have the report reviewed by the State Department of Education. added. The Board meets to act on applications this month and then will not meet again until September, she

said.

Shelton's application is "not near that stage (to be acted upon) yet." Suarez

said.

Asked if he thought Shelton’s former woes with accreditation would pose an obstacle for relocation to Cape May, Bashaw said. "I would hope the state board of education would act on the school’s present merits." "I don’t think they will place any weight onhistorical importance." Bashaw added. "We will review them (Shelton) as objectively as any other institution," Suarez said.

Strathmere Flounder Tourney

ties” during the tournament day of July 21st. According to co-sponsors. Rich Hollinger of Larry's Dock and Len Eckman of Len Eckman Insurance Agency, ail the plans are . now complete for the fifth annual competition in the

backwaters.

We haven't changed the game plan one bit. pointed out Eckman—it was designed as a simple family day fishing for Flounder with the largest eleven Flounders winning some very handy prizda. No one will be eligilbe for more than one of the prizes, which include rods, reels, Phillies baseball tickets.

Miller of Pitman, fishing in -breakfasts, dinners, and

Corson's Inlet. food orders.

Miller s ’biggie” Fishing will start at 6 sparked some hopes that at a-m- and final weigh in will this year's tournament be 4 p.m. Applications can someone will hook into still be procured at Larry s

some of the bigger "flat- Dock.

With already a record number of early entries, officials of Strathmere's Fifth Annual "Honor System” Flounder Tournament arc now hopeful to set some new weight records for the tour-

nament. ,

In all of the first four years. 6 pounds was the largest fish caught in the competition, and that by, Lois Woessner of Delran the first year of the tour-

nament:

Hopes, however , were rekindled last week in the Strathmere backwaters when a record breaking 11 pound 6 ounce Flounder was brought in by Ben