Thursday, August ie, 1979

The Herald And The Lantern

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LINEN SHOP

Offering An Array Of Fine Linens To Enhance Your Home, And Many Super Bargains To Accommodate Your Budget

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(Near the Bird Sanctuary) ' 10824 • 3rd Aw., Storw Harbor, N J. • 388-2040

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DNFECTI0NARY SHOPPE 9704 THIRD AVE., STONE HARBOR 368-3165 • CREAMY WHIPPED FUDGE • 1 LB. $3.75 16 FLAVORS 2 LBS. $5.00 ASSORTED • HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES • 1 LB. $3.75 PLAIN 1 LB. $3.00 WITH PECANS

• SALT WATER TAFFY • 1 LB. $1.M WE ARE OPEN DAILY 10-3 AND 7-10

SANDYLANDS ANTIQUES

471 SHOm eo. (*T. 4). CIMMONT 1/4 mil* North of Rt.M MlnutM from Av*lo»i A ttm** Horfcor Featuring fine American and English antique furniture, brilliant cut glass, stained glass, qulltt. samplers, jug and bowl sets.

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MHS Yard Sale COURT HOUSB'- On August 18, the senior class of Middle Township High School is sponsoring a combination Yard Sale and Flea Market. All proceeds will go towards offsetting the cost of their senior trip. The affair will be held in the parking lot of the new School Administration building on route 9, just south of the center of Cape may Court House, and will run from 9a.m. to4 p.m. PTA Fun Fair W. CAPE MAY - The annual West Cape May school P.T.A. "Fun Fair" will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, August 25, in Wilbraham Park, at Broadway and Perry St., West Cape May. The fiar will feature hay rides, hand made items, white elephants, hto dogs and soda, baked goods, games, and many other exciting things. Shade Tree Comm. Meet W. CAPE MAY - The Shade Tree Commission of West Cape May will hold its regular business meeting Thursday, Aug. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the new Borough Hall. Seashore Encounters (From Page 6) water, but they soon encountered the floating ice and slush which slowed the waves considerably. This process was so effective that almost all the waves disappeared in the iceslush zone before they ever reached the ice wall, and the ice and slush simply undulated like the "waves" in a bathtub. As an added bonus, sand carried by the waves was locked in the icy deposits, and when the ice and snow melted away, the sand was left behind on the beaches. What a way to build a beach! In spite of all the problems caused by the cold, snowy winter, in the ice wall and ocean slash we actually had something working for us. Much like what took place two years ago, frigid winter weather was instrumental in helping us ride out typical off-season beach erosion. Back in February there was plenty of complaining to be heard about the snow and the cold; do I hear any takers now?!

Now Open DAILY •' 2538 DUNE DR. AVALON •Paperback Books •Mogozinos •Newspapers •Etc.

DAILY 8 AM TO 9 PM SAT. lU. 10 P.M.

Register August 23 for ACC courses in Cape May County

Atlantic Community College knows the importance of spending your time wisely. That's why we've scheduled evening and week-end classes through the Cape May County Extension. Registrations will be acoepted Thursday. August 23 from 3 to 8 p.m. in Middle Township High School, Cape May Court House. Fall semester classes begin September 4. ACC is fully accredited, which means that all credits earned are completely transferable to other colleges. For assistance and complete information call ACC at 625-1111 or 646 4950 or the Cape May Extension at 465-7857. College credit courses being offered this fall include:

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4 Fundamentals of Nutrition

R Thur*d*y Allied Health 60 110 9103

M. 7-940

MTHS

3033

Fundamental Drawing

Art 03.110 9505

R. 7-9 40

MTHS

1-2*3

Banking (Offered in cooperation with the American Institute of Banking)

Principles df Bank Operations

‘ 20 101 9302

T. 7 9 40

MTHS

30-33

) 9503

R . 7 9 40 '

OCHS

3433-3

Bank Management

20 102 9501

R. 7-940

OCHS

34333

Money and Banking

• • 20 103 9501

R. 7-940

OCHS

3(33-3

Installment Credit

20 204 9401

W. 7 940

OCHS

*(333

Law and Banking

20 213 9301

T. 7 9 40

MTHS

*(3*3

Introduction to Business

Business Administration 17 101 9309 T. 7 940

MTHS

*(3*3

Principles of Management

17.120 9304

T. 7-9 40

OCHS

343*3

Real Estate

17 152 9503

R. 7 940

MIHS

343*3

( Business Law 1

17210 9407

W. 7-9:40

OCHS

*(3*3

Business Law II

17.21 f 9403

W. 7 9 40

MTHS

343*3

Devalopmantal Studies College Reading and Study Skills II 90 101 9314 T. 7 940

MTHS

3431 3

Priliciples of Economics 1

Economics 46 110 9505

R. 7-9:40

OCHS

343*3

English Composition 1

English 02101 9132

M. 7 940

MTHS

343*3

9133

M. 7 9:40

MTHS

343*3

Government •tatroduction to Government and Politics 43.101 9303

T. 7 9 40

MTHS

343*3

Basketball/Volleyball

Health & Physical Education 79 108 9402 W. 7-8 50

MTHS

(3212

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Law EnforcemanT 27 101 9303

T. 7 9 40

MTHS-

3433 3

Police Role in Crime and Delinquency 27.102 9502

R. 7 9 40

MTHS

34)33

Basic Mathematics

MathematiOB 38 105 9116

M 7 940

MTHS

343*3

Introduction to Logic

Philosophy , 52 100 9505

R. 7 9 40

MTHS

343*3

General Psychology

Psychology 54 101 ' 9115

M. 7 940

MTHS

3033

Human Growth and Development

54 102 9313

T. 7 940

MTHS

303-3

Educational Psychology

54 213 9303

T. 7 940

MTHS

343*3

Basic Typewriting

Secretarial Science 22 110 9306

TR. 7 30 9 10

.MTHS

2234

Basic Shorthand

22 120 9304

TR. 7 9 40

MTHS

22*4

Principles of Sociology

Sociology 56 101 9419

W 7 9 40

MTHS

3(3*3

The Family

56 202 910}

M 7 940

MTHS

3(333

Interpersonal Communication

Speech 09.110 9307

t 7 940

MTHS

30-3-3

Communication for the Deaf

09 130 9301

T 7 9 40

MTHS

34)33

Principles ol Sociology

Weekend College 56 101 9920

W 6 10

Coast Gii»rd

3033

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S. 8 30 am 12 30 pm

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Sun. 10 am-noon. 13 pm

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May* Landing. N.J. 08330 Tal. •25-1111 or 646-4960

Malce the most of your time. Sign-up ' for one or more of ACC's Cape May L courses. Cape May County residents "must present a chargeback form when registering so that they can arrange |o have part of their tuition paid by the county. Forms are available from the county treasurer's ,office. Master Charge and Visa are accepted. For the fall semester, ACC also is (offering a wide range of college-credit and non-credit courses on its M^ys Landing campus and at its other Extensions.