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STONE HARBOR - Councilman Eric Arenberg announced the borough haa modernized the fire alarm system with, the Installation of a radiocontrolled alarm system, abolishing the street fire alarm pull bbxs. Under the new system all fires will be reported to the police dispatchers office by

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telephoning 3»2111. The Mispatcher’s desk is manned 24 hours a day and when a call is received the dispatcher will activate the fire sirens as well as the fire radios in all the firemen’s homes with a touch of a switch THIS NEW SYSTEM; replaces the street fire alarm boxes which have been in use for nearly three and a half decades. These street pull boxes were costly to maintain and were the source of many false alarms. Even strong winds could activate the pull boxes, causing a false

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Fire Chief Douglas Stanford stated the borough studied three independent systems and decided the radiocontrolled system was the most practical and less, expensive to operate. He added that very few communities continue to use street puli boxes and a study over the past eight years disclosed only one fire being reported from the 47 boxes located in U\e borough. In reporting a fire to the police 368-2111 callers are requested to give name, street location and house number to the dispatcher who will activate the fire sirens and alert the firemen simultaneously by radio control.

Now you can attend Atlantic Community College during the day without leaving Cape May County

This spring. Atlantic Community College will offer daytime courses in Cape May County Our courses are a perfect way to start a new career, improve the old one. or take a class or two for your own personaf reward t You II be able to benefit from our low tuition. You II be able to save precious time, money and (jas to and from college. Plus you II meet people. |ust like yourself, who want the best a college education has to offer. You can choose from courses in art. business Englisl?. mathematics psychology. ar>d sociology. Classes will meet once a week at Middle Township School Annex in Cape May Court House beginning January 19. 1981

Visit our Cape May Extension, 120 S Main Street Cape May Court House and learn about the variety of services ACC offers to ease your way into college. Cape May courses can be applied toward an ACC associate degree and are transferable to other colleges and universities The College is approved for veterans' educational benefits Financial assistance is available. All our Cape May courses including the popular night program, are described for you in our 1981 spring semester bulletin Write or call us at the Cape May Extension 465 7857. oral ACC 625 1111 or646-4950. ext 261 for a copy. We II mail it to you right away.

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10,1980

Model RR Show is On

WILDWOOD - With Christmas almost here, again the Greater Wildwood Model Railroad Gub, at 135 W Burk Ave. here, will be hosting Hs traditional Christmas Open House for kids of all ages. This will mark the club's Uth annual show. Doors will open each Tuesday evening from 7:30 to9, Dec. 9 through Jan. 6. The club house has been given a fresh c6at of patfit

in preparation for this season's Show. Inside, the layout has been given a going over to remove those "gremlins'' prior to show time.it is suggested, due to city construction along Burk Avenue, visitors should park in the municipal parking lot at Burk and New Jersey Aves., in front of Wildwood Lumber Co., which is a short walk to the club.

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