SchoWship tommendation Culinary Academy To Open

^VALON A local studrfil: Mariano M Clayton, tws twn commended in the 27th annual National Merit Scholarship 'Program for placing among the top - r,I,owi "participants in-the curjhent competition The commendation was

announced by John J. McVity. principal of Middle . Twp High School, where Marlene is iTsenior Of 1,2 million students who entered the I9fl2 competi lion bv taking a qualifying test in 1980. about 35.000 are being commended this

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MAYS LANDING - The Academy of Culinary Arts (ACA) will offer specialized training for cooks, chefs, pastry chefs and others involved in the food production and food service industry. The first block of classes begins Oct.

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30. . A division of Atlantic Community College, the academy will be one of the first comprehensive culinary training programs affiliated with a communi ty college. The two-year . program will lead to an Associate of applied Science degree in Culinafy Arts with a culinary diploma. MORNING AND evening classes will be scheduled so students can work at jobs related to their professions and earn funds for tuition. Classes will be broken into units of 20 students to allow individual handston instruction. The curriculum«(J11 in-

clude all phases of hot food preparation. garde manager, purchasing, storeroom, baking, pastry institutional foodservice, dining room operations, saqitation, stpwarding, ^ menu and facilities design, wines and mixoldfey, supervision and management, international foods, classical cuisine, banquet and gourmet dining room operations Field trips to winefies, casino operations, meat plants, markets, etc. will be part of the course of study. ' ACAs INSTRUCTIONAL program includes four terms on campus and one term of externship off- : campus. Students are re-

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quired to serve their 15-17 weeks externship at an ACA approved establishment. They will be closely monitored and supervised throughout this term by ACA Extern and Placement Officers. Atlantic City’s casinos, hotels, and restaurants, as well as establishments in New York. Pennsylvania and North Jersey, have made arrangements for incorporation of the extents. ( The Academy of * Culinary Arts will also provide continuing education courses for bakers, pastry chefs, executive chefs and other food and beverage personnel.

Co. Legidh, Auxiliary Install

TUCKAHOE - The Cape May County American Legion and Auxiliary held a joint installation banquet al the Tuckahoe Post Recently with over lOOjpeo-

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Auxliary officers installed w6re: president. Mrs. Mary E. Rett; 1st vice president. Mrs. betty Buchandn; 2nd vice president.’ Mrsiv.Md'ude Freas; secretary. Mrs. Gladys F. Pierson; treasurer, Mrs. Irene F. Oliver; chaplain, Mrs. Ida Bitting; Sgt-At-Arms, Mrs. Ruth Cooke. The officers were installed by Dept, of New Jersey President Gerry D. Dwyer, assisted byTOept. Sgt-At

Arms Cathy Stiles. The Legiort, officers ishtalled wefe: commander, George W\Rapp; Sr. vice-commander. Jean Berger; Jr. vice commander. Larry Lilly; adjutant. Clara A. Foster; finance officer, Stanley Elliott; chaplin. Bud D' . Agostino; Sgt.-At-Arms, Ed Delinksy; historian, Agnes V. White; Service Officer, Carlyle Dennis; Judge-Advocate, Ted Behr.

Seniors Plan Halloween Fete

CAPE MAY - The next monthly meeting of the Senior Citizens Club will be held 1 p.m.. Tuesday, Oct. 13, in Victorian Towers auditorium. There will be a Halloween party for club

members 8 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 28. in the Towers auditorium. A trip to tYie Golden Nugget Casino in Atlantic City is sfcheduled for Monday. Oct. 19. Call 884-4492 between 5 and 7 p.m.

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