Wednesday, December 12,1979

Vo-Tech Honor Roll

The Cape May County (Vocational Technical Board of Education is proud of the students who have achieved "Honor Roll” status for the first marking period. It is our intention to make the public aware of the VoTech students who are excelling in a vocational

trade.

COURT HOUSE - Cape May County Vocational Technical School last week announced its honor roll. The student who achieves “4” (outstanding) in grade, citizenship and has three or fewer days absent for the marking period Qualifies for the honor roll. Lower Regional High School Dominic Alliano, Dan Axelason, David Bieniecki, Ledge Bland, Lori Davies, Bill Hamilton, Robert Harpster, Sue Ingersoll, Laura Michael, Barbara Montgomery, Clark Moss, Mary Reppert, John Richardson. William Robson, Aline Schellinger, Lois Taylor, Robert Walsh. Middle Township High School Phillip Abate, Jay Adamczyk, Todd Atkinson, Jean Bartleson, Floyd Bethune, Craig Bowers, Holly Chanoux, Leo Collins, Frank Comerford, Theresa Dean, Marisa DiPasquale, Carl Dolly, John Donley, Edward Doughty, Jacqueline Downam, Dimonica Durante, Vernon Eldredge, Mike Elias, Virginia Fiorucci, Paul Flash, Cathy Focht, Bonnie Fowler, John Freese, Angela Garrison, Clifford Ginyard, David Ginyard, Kimberly Grosse, David Hand, Henry Harris, Rusty Hickman, Maurice Howell, Dan Hhucklebridge, Kathleen Karstens, Albert Knoll, Sandy Luker, Shirley Luker, Paul Manuel, Kevin Mariner, Lisa McDermott, Richard Miller, Mark Moore, Connie Morrell, Frederick

Palmer, Joyce Patterson, Robert Rhoda, David Romif. Debbie Schneeman, Karl Shoffler, Marce Simms, Sabrina Singletary, Jeff Smith, Clinto Stocker, Doug Stocker, Irene Tozer, Sandra Tozer, Sharon Turbeville, Mary Ann Velluto, Jim Williams. Middle Township Elementary #4 William Bennett, Edgar Conlow. Ocean City High School Richard Christy, Laura Cooper, Caroline Corson, Brian Farmer, Julie Frasca, Michael Frasca, Kim Glauner, Curt Haberman, Rusty Harper, James Kibble, Anna Huston, Dale Kesler, Kurt Kuemmerle, Richard McCauley, Mario Monzo, Vickie Rondeau, Jim Smith, Tom Tomassone, Laura Tyson, Taras Wac, Tom Wilsey. Wildwood High School Cheryl Carey, Michelle Hansen, Dan Hofferica, Robin Hoffnagle, Michael Johnson, Michelle Mann. Ungraded Adults Ed Adams, Colleen Black, Sheila Brennan, Hunter Brower, William Candell, Susan Cardell, Susan Carr, Terry Coover, Jennifer Craig, Sandra Cure, Mark DeVaul, Mike Devito, Frances DiPasquale, Tony Driscoll, Lydia Farina, David Feliciano, Harry Ferguson, Rita Glean, Vickie Glenn, Zigmund Golaszewski, Judy Griggs, Paul Hand, Burton Howell, Sandra Kay, Charlotte Kelly, Audrie Lance, Claire Lewandowski, Karen Lobikis, William Maguire, Barbara Mahon, Margot D'Angelo, Edward McCloakey, Mark McKeever, Robert McKelvey, Theresa Nuscis, Betty Pohlig, Sue Rixey, Margo Rodgers, Carolyn Ruef, Linda Shapcott, Jose Sida, Constance Starr, Renee Turbett, Mary VaUeley, Jerry Wallace, Donald Waltz, Stephen Wingard.

A FEELING OF SECURITY ... Leroy 'Stringy’ Church is shown making his rounds at the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Security guards like Mr. Church constantly patrol the building and grounds of the hospital to protect paUents and property. The officers, under the direction of Li. William Hoe, work for Wells Fargo Security Guard Services and are under contract to the local hospital to provide security services.

The Herald And The Lantern

COURT OF HONOR. Andy Groce (cenfer) is shown with grandson Jeffrey Groce (r) and Kevin Matthews (I), celebrating the boys’ achievement as new Eagle scouts. The celebration was held at their court of honor in Dennisville School Dec. 8.

Employees Sought In Job Program

VILLAS - The Cape May County Comprehensive Employment and Training Act is seeking employers to participate in the On The Job Training

Program.

The program is designed to help make unemployed or part time employees more employable by training them under a trained worker. CETA acts Health Council Meets Tonight RIO GRANDE - The Cape May County Advisory Council of the Southern NeW Jersey Health Systems Agency will hold its December meeting Wednesday, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Social Services Bldg., Rts. 47 and 9, Rio

Grande. .

as an employment agency — (no fee) — and prescreens applicants so you interview only a select few who show potential and

interest.

Any employer participating in the OJT Program can be reimbursed up to half of the trainee’s wage to help alleviate training costs. All interested employers Maris Stella Youth Retreat

AVALON — An overnight Youth retreat for grades 7 and 8 will be held Fri., Dec. 14 - 9-10 p.m. to Sat. Dec. 15 - 7 a.m. in the Maris Stella Auditorium, 50th St. & ^bcean Dr., Avalon.

should contact Patti P. Sutton - at the following number: 880-9505. W’d Policeman Completes

Course

SEA GIRT - A Wildwood policeman recently completed a class on Juvenile Justice Training for municipal police officers at the N.J. State Police Training Center. Sgt. George Kern completed the four-day course designed to, assist law enforcement personnel in dealing with the growing problem of just juvenile delinquency, Col. Clintons L. Pagano, State Police Superintendent, said.

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Ferry Traffic

N. CAPE MAY - Traffic on the Cape-May-Lewes Ferry dipped again last month continuing what has been a regular dropping off trend this year. The decrease in traffic for both the ferry and the Delaware Memorial Bridge follow a national pattern traffic decreases, although the October percentage was less than that of September 1979, William J. Miller, Delaware Bay and River Authority (DRBA) director said. Traffic on the ferry for October 1979 decreased 933 vehicles and 3,745 passengers from the same month in 1978. October 1979 traffic showed a count of 14.380 vehicles and ’35,291 passengers compared to I5.2U vehicles and 39,036 passengers for October 1978. This reflects a 6.1 percent decrease for vehicles and 9.59 percent for passengers. For the twelve-month period ended October 31, 1979, traffic was 293,409 vehicles and 602,491 passengers compared to 208,448 vehicles and 634,329 passengers for the twelvemonth period ended October 31, 1978, a 2.42 percent decrease for vehicles and a 5.02 percent decrease for passengers.

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