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STONE HARBOR - A promotion and three appointments, including the first full time female police officer in the county, have been announced in the borough police department by Mayor James Wood. Promoted to sefgeant was officer Victor Gorski. Named as police officers were Ann Petruzzelli, Gary Swank and Michael I,ederer The new sergeant is a seven-yeir veteran of the local force; the three newest police all have experience as summertime officers. According to the mayor, the appointments were necessitated by attrition and reorganization. Police

Chief William Donohue also termed Sgt. Gorski fccll deserving of his promotion, and saying he was an outstanding police professional. ALL THREE of the new appointees have bachelor degrees in criminal justice and were chosen from among 20 applicants. Petruzzelli is a recent graduate of West Chester (PA > State College. She is reportedly the first woman in the county to be appointed a fi^ltime police officer. Other females have served as summer police; indeed Petruzzelli worket! with the local department last season. She also served an internship with the Lacy Township (Ocean County)

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Police Department. Swank is a recent graduate of Mansfield State College and served his internship with the local department last summer. Lederer, who worked the past two summers with the North Wildwood PD, recently was graduated from Penn State University. SGT. GORSKI. the recipient of the Patrolman of the Year Award for two consecutive years, has experience as acting dectective and acting patrol sergeant. He will become a shift commander, his promotion College Sets 9 Courses Here COURT HOUSE - Atlantic Community College will offer nine noncredit courses at Middle Township High School here starting in three weeks. The courses and their starting dates are: Mondays —■ Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Feb. 4-18; Restaurant and Banquet Service, Feb 4-March 10. Tuesdays — Blueprint Reading. Feb. 5-April 15; Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Feb.5March 25; Beginning Ba'iTet, Feb. 5-March 25. Wednesdays — Careers for Women in Real Estate; Feb. 6-March 12; Plan and Plant for Beauty. Feb. 6March 26. Thursdays — Jazz Dance, Feb. 7-March 27; Square Dancing, Feb. 7March 27. Information about the courses may be obtained by calling ACC's Cape May Extension, 465-7857 weekdays.

freeing the police lieutenant from those responsibilities thus enabling him to take on added administrative duties. Sgt. Gorski will soon be receiving his degree in law enforcement from Atlantic Community College. He lives in the borough with his wife Sandy and their three children, Eddie 8, Angel 7 and Vicky Lyn 2. . Officer Petruzzelli and Swank will succeed officers Paul Fhtts and John Wood, who left the department for positions with larger law enforcement agencies. New Freeholder Speaker Jan. 28 CAPE MAY - Freeholder Jack Bittner of Ocean City will address the first meeting of 1980 of the Women’s Republican Club of Cape May, 8 p.m. January 28 at the American Legion Home, Congress Si. It will be Bittner's first club appearance here since being sworn in as freeholder January 3. Members of the city Men’s Republican Club will be guests for the evening, and refreshments, will be served by the host club. Coordinator At N.O.W. Meeting COURT HOUSE - Ann Baker, Reproductive Rights Task Fort* Coordinator for theNew Jersey Chapter of the National Organization for Women, was last night’s scheduled speaker during the Cape May County ^.O.W. Chapter meeting in the county library building.

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