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‘golar Energy’ Among Pfew Evening Vo-Tech Courses

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ftarttfrari EVENTUAL TENANTS ol the U.8. CMtt Guard hoastfiK complex, currently being erected between Delaware and Pannxylvanta Aven.. will have an unparalleled view of t ape May Iftrbor

COURT HOUSE - The Fall Term of the Cape May County Vocational Schools Adult Evening Program begins the week of Sept. 15 and this season's npw course* include Masonry, Medical Assistant (advanced), Counted Cross Stitch. Elementary Auto Maintenance., Solar Energy (basic), Soul Food Cooking, Sign Language. Data Processing & Introduction to Computers.

COURSES IN Basic Education

Adult (ABE).

High School Equivalency (G.E.D.), and English As A Second Language (ESL) are available to adults who need help in basic fundamentals of reading, mathematics, and writing. The program's objective is to offer county residents another opportunity for achieving an education and to earn a high school

diploma.

Unusual Election Board

COURT HOUSE - The four-member Cape may County Board of Elections is one of two in the state rotn posed entirely of women. The other is in Salem County Helene Mace of North Wildwood is chairman of the Cape May County

Board of Elections and has been a member of the Board since 1967. She has also been a member of the Republican State Committee since 1961. Elfreda Andrea is the Commissioner of Registration and has been on the Cape May board for

10 years. Ms. Andrea, a resident of Ocean City) has .also served on the Democratic State Committee for the last 15 years. ••I WOULD love to see more women, and men. get out to vote," she said. “The turnout in elections is so low it frightens me. How

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can those who are elected be truly representative of the people. Her comments came as part of a news release from Secretary of-State Donald Lan in observances of the 60th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the US. Constitution, which provides for Women's Suffrage. Purchasing Dept. Saves Thousands SEA ISLE CITY - This city has saved $33,400 on purchases during the first seven months of 1900, according to a report by city purchasing agent James Temiso. Quantity buying through consolidation of departmental needs has been a significant factor in generating these savings, according to Terruso. There has also been a savings as the result of a concentrated effort to increase the number of vendors competing for city contracts for goods and services she noted. Through negotiations, quotations and formal bidding, the purchasing department has been able to save “substantial amounts," on chemicals, equipment purchases, sporting goods, office equipment and janitorial supplies, he said. Annual purchases Such as beach badges alone were reduced by $1,000, water and sewer pipe fitting costs were reduced by $5,230; printed matter costs went down about $900, and office supplies costs were reduced by some $1,500 by obtaining a more favorable discount

rate.

Mr. Terruso complimented the various city departments for thier cooperation in helping to achieve the savings. ■ i —

A minimum of 10 p must enroll per

ensure an offering. Registration fees are $10 per Vocational course, and $15 per Avocations] course. Registration fee for senior citizens, 62 and over,

is waived.

A NOMINAL supply fee will be collected for those courses requiring consumable materials, such as baking, cooking, photography, welding. All fees are payable at registration. Registration may be made at either the Vocational Technical Center or the Career Center on Crest Haven Rd. daily from 3 to 9. The following courses are being offered this Fall:

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COURSES IN High School Equivalency (G.E.D ), will be held on Monday and Thursday evenings at Vo-Tech, and Monday and Wednesday evenings at Ocean City High School, from 7 to 9:30

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