Full State Aid For Public Schools Subject of Oct. 5 Coalition Confab

WILDWOOD A counlywide coalition has issued an invitation to the public to participate in a meetinf! on behalf oPfull state pid for the public schols The meeting will take place at Wildwood High School on Tuesday, October 5, at 7:30 pm All stale legislators who represent Cape May County nave been invited to

attend to discuss the funding of the public schools Chairing the activities of the coalition is R Donald Wendorf, President of Cape May County Ad-* ministrators' Association "During the past foUr 'years," explains Wendorf, "the state's commitment to public education has continually eroded. To date the

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.public schools have lost over $167 million in state aid Ao which they were entitlea under New Jersey law. Each year the ’legislature and governor have cut back; this year alone, to the tune of $83 million in funding which the school districts have expected and depended upon to balance their local budgets. "To make matters worse, each year the state informs us later of the loss, well after local budget development procedures and public input have been completed. This year the districts were actually informed of the final cutbacks after the close of the school year in June. “This situation cannot be tolerated. It is destroying the stability of public education in New Jersey,

limiting the educational opportunity available to our children and creating a crisis situation year after year. "We will campaign for the reinstatement of this year's funds and for full funding in the future. Furthermore, we will also insist that state leaders avoid these disruptive annual crises by providing us with firm information earlier in the local budget development process."

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The coalition has been formed under the sponsorship of a statewide coali-. tion, composed of the New Jersey. School Boards Association, New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association, New Jersey Education Association, New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers, New Jersey Association of School Business Officials and the New Jersey Association of School Administrators.

Anti-Nuclear Film Showing

OCEAN CITY The Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament will show the film The Last Epidemic 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 4, at St. Peter’s Church, 501 E. Eighth St. The film, produced by the Physicians for Social Responsibility, depicts the medical, social, and

ecological consequences of a nuclear explosion. A presentation will be made to Dr. Joel Possner, professor of medicine and chief of geriatrics at the Medical College of Pennsylvania, and Rabbi Seymour Rosen from Temple Emeth Shalom.

ARTIST Greg Bennett of Strathmere will hold a oneman show of his paintings and photographs during October at The Gallery, t9 W. Commerce St.i Bridgeton. The show is open to the public 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday at 1-4 p.m. Sunday.

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COURT HOUSE - Natal ¥W week will be celebrated from October 3-9 by nearly 5 million 4-H members and their 568,000 volunteer leaders. The 4-H YoutlY Development program is very active in Cape May County. It provides out of school educationaL-^Btiyitics for more th&n 500 4-H club members participating in traditional 4-H clubs. It also reaches more than 2,000 youths through special events in the school

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The center of the

county’s/^activities next week will take place at Cape Mby Court House.

Programs and demonstra-

tions will be given each

Free Films At Library COURT HOUSE - The

County Library announces its new fall movie schedule Pick of the Flicks. The free movies are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays in the meeting

room of the Main Library. The October line-up

begins Friday with a showing of the original classic King Kong, starring Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong and the Empire State Building. Elvis Presley as a GI returning to Honolulu and becoming-a beachcomber, will thrill Elvis' fans with the show-

ing Oct. 8 of Blue Hawaii.

Laurence Olivier stars in Henry V performed at the

Globe Theatre.

OCTOBER 22 brings* an unusual live-action Dr. Seuss film entitled The 5.000 Fingets of Doctor T. starring Hans Conreid as a boy who hates his piano lesson. A superb romantic suspense film containing some of Hitchcock’s best work, Notorious, starrirg Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant and Claude Rains, rounds, out the October

presentations.

A schedule of the film series from October through December is available at the County Library and its branches. Auxiliary Meet COURT HOUSE - The General Meeting of the Burdette Tomlin Hospital Auxilliary will be held in the conference room of the hospital 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7. Mrs. Dorothy Lovell will present a pro-

gram on CPR.

evening during the week at McDonald’s Restaurant. Court House. The 4-H flag will be flown in front of McDonald’s as well as at the county library. Free book markers will be distributed at the library. 4-H is the youth program of the Cooperative Extension Service of the State Land-Grant Universities and the U.S. Department of Education. It reaches young people in every county of the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam and the *

Virgin Islands. Betty Jean Jesuncosky is the Cape May County 4-H Agent. Seniors Plan STONE HARBOft - A! the first Fun Night of the new season, with nearly 60 members in attendance president Harry Strohmetz announced some of the .plans for the fall season. These include having a guest speaker every business night, the first Wednesday of each month. The first meeting will be 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 6. The following week, Oct. 13. Fran Van Ness and Julie D'Alessandro will start exercise by dancing classes for men and women.

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