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The Herald and The Lantern

Survey On Educ. Needs Atlantic Community College will sponsor a telephone survey to assess educational needs among residents of Atlantic and Cape May counties beginning Nov. 10. Survey results will be used to develop educational programs and courses to satisfy interests of those communities served by the College. The findings will be available in February. Residents will be telephoned at random weekdays between 5 and 9 p.m. and Saturdays between 1 and 5p.m. thru Dec. 8. The interview will require only about 10 minutes and all responses will be kept confidential. ACC has conducted a similar survey the past two years. The college has implemented several results including day classes in Cape May County and a week-end college. Questions about the survey may be directed to ACC’s Research Office, weekdays from 9to5at6251111 or 646-4950 ext. 381. Adults Get Chance At Diplomas WILDWOOD - The Community Service Center, in conjunction iwth the Salem County Vocational Technical Schools-External Program-Adult Division, will be offering area adults the opportunity to earn their high school diplomas through a unique program that will offer scholastic credits for work-life experience. College training, and -or GED test scores.

Daria Ward DETRACTING FROM the manicured surroundings of the bank at Town Bank and Bayshore Rd. Is this overgrown lot across Town Bank Rd. A similar situation exists further north on Bayshore acroas from another bank at Pacific Ave. In Villas, below.

Students will have the option of formal classroom training and -or independent study, whichever they prefer. All community residents in need of a high school diploma are urged to investigate this program. Sessions will begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18.

Solar Seminar I MIDDLE TWP. - A special solar energy seminar emphasizing hot water systems and passive energy space heating systems beneficial to the individual homeowner will be held at the Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor

ri. at Inst, Blvd.,7:30p.m. Nov. 7. Sponsored by Horizon Energy Systems, the program will feature a film, slides. There will be no admission fee. Refreshments will be served. For information call 368-1211.

Practice

(From P«te 30) specific skills and general appreciations and understandings. Physical education is an important part of the formal process of education, for a sound mind is only half of the human entity. Able bodies are just as important. The two are inseparable. A high school athlete team, then, should represent the ultimate in physical abilities. Any successful grouping of special studenU can provide school spirit and a sense of being, whether it be a marching band, football team or debating society. But if any of these take away from the primary goals of education, they are depriving not only the participating members but also the student body as well.

A high school student is at or approaching the peak of his or her athletic prowess. But if he or she isn’t prepared academically (mentally) to face the continuous rigors of successfully raising a family and/or contributing to society — then all the phys. ed. training and athletic ability will be for naught. Coach Bill Garrison may have, at long last, helped provide Lower Cape May Regional with a winning football season; that's for certain. But the attitude of the coach and, especially, those of his ilk on the board of education, raises a very serious question when it comes to the success of the teaching/learning process and the young men and women — on and off the playing field — being affected by this attitude.

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Museum Shop Has Gift Ideas For Christmas

Seashells on your Christmas tree? These absolutely elegant or naments and many other holiday goodies can be found in the Cape May Oounty Museum gift shop Look for Raggedy Ann and Artdy and other cuddly companions, as well as the historical dolls display. New this year arc the exquisite Chinese Cloisonne lockets and miniature porcelain animals. Wampum, conch, abalone and sand dollars all are used in necklaces and earrings with exciting results. Consider these fnr stocking stuffers: frustration pencils, and oriental yoyo, a tiny tooth fairy pillow and the world'. 1 smallest cookies, to nanu just a few. Got the gout 9 The New England leg and foot stool is something you'll wonder how you did without, gout or not Books arc abundance, too. both youth and adult. Cape May County and others. FLORENCE GRIK FITY. manager of the shop, tells me that practically everything is handmade, and more reasonably priced than in most stores Jean Albrecht organized this fund-raising project several years ago and Margaret Lyons was the first manager. Florence has performed this duty with the assistance of Fran Van Ness and for the past few

seasons they have had an excellent crew of volun leers. Ruth Davies, Marion Hewitt and Dot Warner hail from Ocean View; Betty Bennett. Esther Faust. Carolyn Springer and Janet Vance come from Court House; Betty Smltl and Marlon McDevitl an Avalonites. hazel Calhoui and Virginia Wilson trave. down from Marmorc.Do' Pfleger from Seaville an*' Piggy Dean from Tuckahoe; Elizabeth Bellangy comes from Cape May, Margaret Compton. Dias Creek, and Eleanor Gross. North Wildwood Stone Harbor workers are Florence, Mary Coffee. Evle Funke. Jean Otton and h i in VanNess. IF YOU ARE PLANNING to send gifts in the mail the museum's offerings are perfect as they are easy to wrap and do not cost an arm and a leg in piRtage It is not necessary t< tour the museum in order to \usit the gift shop; It’s open year-round from 10 to 4, except Mondays. In case you haven't heard, the Cape May County Museum is the historical John Holmes House, located just north of Court House on Route 9. Christmas is acoming fast! Do your shopping early while all these goodies are around You'll love the museum gift shop and you'll help a good causd. 4

Career Seminar On Helping

VINELAND - Pd Like to Help People” will be the topic of the second of a series of free Career Dialogues held at Cumberland County College This seminar will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6, in the student lounge at the Dr. Cunningham College Center. The focus of this seminar will be jobs in the helping professions. Represen tatives of several local agencies will present a panel discussion about such careers. Career Dialogues is a

series of presentations aimed at helping individuals get started in fields of Interest.

Teacher Sought

WILDWOOD The Community Service Center is looking for a teacher strong . in English, mathematics or social studies and some adult teaching experience State Certification is preferred but not mandatory

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