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Cape May County Vocational School Dtotrict will be offering a vocational training program to aaaiat displaced homemakeni The program will begin

Sept 3.

Displaced homemakers

are individuals who have experienced a sudden personal and economic dislocation from, the home - usually the ’result of separation, divorce, death, disability of spouse, or departure of children. > Concurrent with vocational training.

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program participants will receive counseling to prepare them for making the career decision moat suited to their needs, in

teres ta, and abilUiea

Workshop* will be provided to develop consumer awareness and employment skills. 'Oie opportunity to earn a high school equivalency diploma will be available for those who left school

‘Women In Touch’ Due in Fall

early Small groigw will meet to explore areas of common concern. Every effort will be made to find suitable employment for each

graduate.

Interested persons may obtain further, confidential information thru County Vocational School Student Personnel Services Office

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CAPE MAY - The US Coast Guard Training Center will be presenting its last Sunset Parade of the summer, 8 p.m. Aug. 28 It will include a per-

formance by the Training Center Band and a pass-in review of the entire regiment on the parade field; admission Is free. The parade will be canceled In case of rain.

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RIO GRANDE - Cape Human Resourcro/CETA has announced the development of a special program to provide counseling and referral services for women in Cape May County. Called Women in Touch, the program is scheduled to begin operation early in October to proyide women with an opportunity to develop career direction and utilize available resources to enhance their employability. “Many women face a multitude of problems ranging from child care needs to lack of education,

experience and selfconfidence when seeking employment. It is these types of problems the program will be helping women overcome, 1 ' noted program coordinator Patti Sutton. “Current plans call for the development of an ongoing system of workshops, group activities, and special projects directed at issues affecting women,” she added. Persons interested in obtaining more information about WIT, may contact Sutton or Elsa Vernon at 888-9505.

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pared to the 77,000 residents on the Jersey Cape). “I WANT TO thank all the workers who put on Special Events, went door to door or even took cans to places of business to help us reach our goal," commented Unit president Doris Menz. “A special Thank You has to go to our Executive Secretary, . Helen F’ulaski, who handles all the loose ends, runs the office, does our purchasing and generally pushes and prods all of us to get the job done so that the many victims of cancer can be helped.” The 1981 Crusade will begin to organize in September. The first annual Horse Show is scheduled for Oct. 4 & 5 to kick off the new campaign. Anyone interested in helping or serving with the *81 campaign may contact the Unit office 888-1154.

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