'Hiursday, September 13,1979

The Herald And The Lanterti

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COURTHOUSE - The fall term of the Cape May County Vocational Technical Schools Adult Evening Program will commence the week of Sept. 17. New courses being offered this term include: Baking — Natural and Organic, Blue Seal Firemen, Child Care Aide. Drumming for Beginners, Contract Bridge. C.P R. and Ham Radio Courses are being offered in the new CAREER CENTER, located directly oehind the Vo-Tech Center as well as in the Lower Cape May Regional, Middle Township High School, Teitelman Middle School and Ocean City High School. Courses in Adult Basic Education (ABE),' High ’•School Equivalency (GED), and English as a Second Language (ESL), are being offered to adults who need help in basic fundamentals of reading, mathematics and writing. The objective of this program is to offer to county residents another opportunity for achieving an education and to earn a high school diploma.

A minimum of ten (10) persons must enroll per class to insure an offering. Registration fees are $10 per vocational courees, and 115 per avocational courses. The registration fee for senior citizens, age 62 and over, is Waived. A nominal supply fee will be collected for ' those courses requiring consumable materials such as baking, cooking, photography, welding, etc. All fees are payable at registration. Registration is to be made at the Vocational Technical Center on Crest Haven Rd., in Cape May Court House, daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The following courses are being offered this fall. MONDAY — Air conditioning, cake decorating II, diesel mechanics,* electricity, electronics, lunchroom aide, nurses aides, printing, private pilot ground school, ^slipcovers/draperies, typing for beginners, upholstery, macrame, needlepoint, slimnastics, english as a second language., G.E.D. (Middle Township H.S.), G.E.D. (Ocean City H.S.), and Adult Basic Education (day only).

Obituaries^]

HELEN WENGER, 64, of 142 Geneva Ave., Del Haven, Died Saturday, Aug 31. HENRY T. PRATT, 76, of 202 South Main St., Cape May Court House, died Sunday Sept. 1. He was a retired operator of a bicycle sales and repair shop in C.M.C.H. MARY HANSON. 89, of 37 West 55th St., Ocean City, died Saturday at Burdette Tomlin Hosp. E.H. PFIZENMAIER, 75, of 228 58th St.. Avalon, died Monday at the Burdette Tomlin Hosp. Member of Avalon Womens Club and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church of Stone Harbor. VIRGINIA L. ANG, 67, of 2 S. Shore Rd., Marmora died Sunday. Sept. 2 in Fullerton, California. ELIZABETH H. DAVIS, former tax collector, Cape May Point. 82 year old she was bom in Phila. and died Sunday, Sept 2 at her summer hqme in Cape May Point. WALTER ^S., THOMAS, 67, of 406; Park Ave., Marmora,- died Sunday Sept. 2. MARY MAXWELL, 83, of 155 Lehigh Ave., Del Haven, died Tuesday, Sept. 4. VALLANCE HUCKNALL of 3901 Bay Ave., Ocean City, died Tuesday, Sept' 4 in Shore Memorial Hospital. JAMES TAYLOR, 75, of the Victorian Towers, Cape May, died Monday, Sept. 3 at Burdette Tomlin Hospital. He was bom in Scotland.

MARION K. CASHMAN, 76 of 109 Vermont Ave., Villas, died Sunday, Sept. 2 at Burdette Tomlin Hospital. JENNIE I. McLEAN, formerly of 28 Asbury Ave., Ocean City died Tuesday, Sept. 4. Formerly employed as a receptionist for an Ocean City podiatrist. CLARA WALTO, 95. of 125 W. Glenwood Ave., Wildwood died Wednesday, Sept. 5. GREGORY T. STRICKLAND, 21, of 1226 Washington St., Cape May, died Tuesday in the American Oncologic Hosp. Phila. A graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and a member of the West Cape may Volunteer Fire Co. HANNAH NELSON, 86, of 601 Seashore Rd., Erma, died Tuesday. Sept. 4. She was born in Sweden. Backs Gashol WASHINGTON, D.C. - The House of Representatives has agreed to an amendment offered by Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) to reqqire the U.S. Postal Service to operate its vehicles or gasobol wherever feasible. * Hughes said it was the first in a series of amendments he plans to offer that would ultimately switch the Federal government's entire 425,000 motor vehicle fleet 4o this fuel, which consists of 10 percent alcohol and 90 percent gasoline.»

TUESDAY - Automotive., mechanics II, baking -‘natural & organic, bookkeeping/acctg. I, cabinetmaking I, calligraphy, child care aide, gourmet cooking, food & beverage management, cook, homemaker health aide, little league rhles & regulations for umpires and coaches, natural crafts, nurses aides, oil burner servicing, photography, sewing I. shorthand, small engine repair (lawnmowers), upholstery, C.P.R.,Knitting & crocheting, Oil painting, quilting, yoga, conversational French, A.B.E. (dayonjy). WEDNESDAY - Apprentice training’ (cai\ pentry), apprentice training (general), automotive - mechanics I, baking (general), blue seal firemen, cabinetmaking II, drafting, baker, homemaker health aides, nurses aides, sewing II, typing (refresher), upholstery, floral design (dry), ham radio (general), G.E.D. (Middle Township H.S.) G.E.D. (Teitelman Middle), A.B.E. (day only). THURSDAY - Apprentice training (carpentry), apprentice training (general), black seal firemen, bookkeeping/acctg. II, cake decorating I, drumming for beginners, Italian cooking, general

PROUD NEW OWNERS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Osborne of Bloomfield. E?iLi?[!? y hr? e f ,Ve ‘ h A ke . yS i! thc 30 fo ° 1 ' fullv ••quipped Columbia Fiberglass boat from Charles Peterson who donated the craft to the Cape May Kmanis Club for their Annual Auction. The Osbornes high bid went toward the service clubs Scholarship and Youth Activities vi^°p g a° n ?E? f’ lub President Harvey Williams (2nd left) and .first Vice President Robert J. Smeltzer (left).

worker (tools), furniture refinishing, home greenhouse operation, homemaker health aides, hotel-motel management, moforcycle repair —, safety, nurses 1 aides, outboard motor repair, picture frame making, residential plumbing, upholstery, welding, woodcarving, bridge (contract), floral design (fresh), sketching, G.E.D. (Ocean City H.S.), G.E.D. (Teitelman Middle school), A.B.E. (dayonly).

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