Cape May County Herald, 12 July 1979 IIIF issue link — Page 22

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The Herald And The lantern

Thursday, July 12, lf79

Vo-Tech Nursing Course COURT HOUSC - TV Pirctteal Ntming A PreCape May COUNTY Admtoaion* test will be Vocational Technical given Friday, July 13, at 8 Center . la now taking -a m. toallapplicants registration* for the 197M0 Practical Nursing course For more information Ttys' course is designed to call 465-3064 and ask for the prepare Cape May (bounty Student Personnel Office or adults for a career in visit the Vo-Tech Center.

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They say that a situation must get worse before It gets better, but how could this energy crisis get any worse? Motorists, with the hopes of finding an open gas station, must now contend with an odd-even rationing system prevalent throughout the Northeast Store and shop owners are forced to close early or lay off employees. The worst part of this gasoline issue has been its impact on the shore resorts. Unlike other affected areas, where businesses have 365 days to sell their wares, the shore resorts rely on only three months out of the year for sales. As one restaurant owner. Phil Phlllipps of the Rock ’n’ Chair stated. "Yes, I have noticed a sharp decline in customers within the past two weeks. I have had to cut back by laying off many employees and in other areas." Phillips attributes this decline solely to the gasoline shortage. The gasoline shortage hfliK not/ only affected restaurants and shop owners, bift/ real estate as well. Jam& Kerr of the Avalon Real Estate Agency remarked, "With this gas shortage everyone is afraid to come dawn. People have been calHng and cancelling rental reservations, even some that have been paid Arthritis x Clinic The Cape May County Health Department has help for arthritis sufferers. According to the Arthritis Foundation. 97Mz of people over the age of 60 are affected by some form of arthritis. If Cape May County is typical, this means that there are 15,000 arthritis sufferers in the County. In other words, 29'2 of the county’s residents are 60 years of age and may be suffering. The Cape May County Health Department provides a diagnostic and consultative Arthritis Clinic. It is under the direction - of Edward Hoffman. M.D., Rheumatologist. Tfiey are now accepting patients on a physician referral basis. For more information or to make an appointment, call the Health Department at (609) 465-3181 ext 210. ' Pinelands Commission Meeting TOMS RIVER - At It, next meeting on July-13, the Pinelands Planning Commission may consider the emergency adoption of interim standards for the review of applications to build in the Pinelands. The meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn on Rt. 37 in Toms River beginning at 9a.m. The Commission held three public meetings in the Pinelands area last mbnth to receive comment on draft standards proposed at its May 18 meeting. The Commission's subcommittee on standards has been studying testimony received at the hearings and preparing responses for the Commission’s review. For further information, contact Joseph Gates at (609)292-6488.

for already. It Just Isn’t fair." All in all, there must be a better side, and there is. Instead of burning up fuel oil, we can burn up calories by bicycling, roller skating and good ol’ fashioned walking. And if improving your social life is your goal, a car pool will bring you new friends. So there is some good in every bad situation.

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