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Herald & lantern 2 February '83

Vocational Education Week

COURT HOUSE - The County Vocational Schools will observe National Voca tronal Education Week Feb. 7 11. Vocational •edMcatton prepares all types of citizens for employment It provides youth with knowledge arid skills, upgrades the skills of an employee whose job has become more complex and retrains workers who have been displaced from their position ’ AM. COUNTY resident^ arc urged t/'visit during Vocational Education Week,' to Jearn about career education by obsef ving the vocational programs and talking with the instructors and students The week’s activities include: Dinner to benefit voca tional student organizat lions at Career Center and Vo Tech Center. 5-7 p m. Monday. Feb. 7. Back to school evening Individual shop presentations by students supervised by in structors and open to parents, guests, prosper live eutployers and alumni. 6 «» p m . Open house, with individual and group tours of the vocational school district. 9 a.m -0 p m VICA Skill Olympics; Student competitions in s skills contests to determine who will represent Cape May in the New Jersey Skill Olympics. Tour of the vocational schools by co-op students, Tuesday, Feb. H. VICA Skill Olympics: M. Sgt. Burgert Gets AF Medal VILLAS - Air Force Master. Sgt Joseph W. Burgert, son of Joseph E. and Thelma M. Burgert of 130 Oregon Ave. here., has been decorated with the Meritorious Service Medal of Offutt' Air Force Base,

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The Meritorious Service Medal is awarded specifically for outstanding non-combat meritorious achievement or service to the United States Bitfgert is an inventory management supervisor with the 3902nd Supply Squadron The sergeant is a 1965 graduate of Cardinal Dougherty * High School. E'hiladelpHia

' Student competitions in skills contests to determine who will represent Cape May in the New Jersey Skill. Olympics Tour of the 'Vocational Schools by coop students, Wednesday.

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Speaker Day: Alumni and represegtatives of various careers speak oh employment and training opportunities. Thursday. Feb. 10. Vocational Education . Week Awards Assembly, Friday. Feb. 11. SAR Will Hear About ‘Devil’ MAYS LANDING - The Col. Richard Somers Chapter. Sons of The American Revolution, will hold its regular meeting at Caesar’s Restaurant here, 7 p m. Thursday, Feb.'J?. This is a dutch treat dinner meeting. ' . The program will be a slide-illustrated talk on "The Jersey Devil" by Al F’latt of Jackson. A report will be heard on the historic Smith Family Cemetary On Feb 21. The New Jersey State Society,. SAR, will hold its annual Washington’s Birthday Luncheon at the Forsgate Country Club, for which reservations are needed. Airman Taking Medical Course ^ VILLAS — Airman Basic Tricia Ann Oprandy, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Zmirak. 110 Cedar dale Ave. has completed six weeks basic training at Lackland Air Force Base,

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Miss Oprandy will now proceed to the medical training facilities at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to complete a ten-week course as a Medical Health Clinic Specialist.

IN THE WHIRL — Portable whirlpool, for use with a chair, is presented to Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital by Neil Gordon of Nell’s Restaurant in Wildwood. Carol Frankenfield of Physical Therapy Department accepts gift for hospital.

Osteopath Named to Faculty

OCEAN CITY - James D. Lavis, D O., of Cherry Hill, has been appointed to the faculty of the New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Camden. He is clinical assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology. A native of this city, Dr. Lavis received his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine He holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame. Ind

fjarnegat Inlel Gels New Jelly

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WASHINGTON, D C - In a major victory for Ocean County, Congressman Bill Hughes <DNJ) announced today that the U.S Army Corps of Engineers has agreed to expedite the construction of a new south jetty in

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Hughes said the Army Corps’ deeftion means the

sodth jetty project can proceed directly to the construction stage without further time-consuming reviews or approvals. He said this will save millions of dollars in eventual construction costs, and help bring an end to the hazardous conditions which have plagued Barnegat Inlet for

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He is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, the New Jersey Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons and is a candidate member of- the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Child Safety Program Set COURT HOUSE - The County Chapter of the American Red Cross will sponsor a "Safety Belt and Child Restraint Driver's Education" course at the Stone Harbor School all purpose room, S3rd and 3rd St., 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 3. The instructor will be Officer Jim Plousis, a representative of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The purpose of the one hour course is to familarize persons having children in their cars with the proposed law on child safety in cars and ita enforcement. Davis Receives Teaching Degree AVALON — Christopher L. Davies, of 2139 Ocean Dr, graduated from West Chester State College last month with a B.S.ED Degree in Social Studies and History. Christopher is also a member of the Phi Alpha Theta International History Honor Society, was head coach of Pierce Middle School Lower Level Football Team in West Chester. Pa., and was on the Dean's List with a 4.0 average for the fall semester. Ll. Hardaway Goes To Lackland AFB OCEAN CITY - Second Lt. Betty A. Hardaway, has arrived for duty at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Hardaway, supply officer with the 438th Military Airlift Wing, was previously assigned at McGuire Air Force Base. Her husband, Air Force Masted Sgt James W. Hardaway, is the son of Robert Hardaway^ of 721 Moore Ave., here.

Heating Surveys Offered

AVALON — Through the borodgh Planning Board, energy audits to enable residents to. save on heating costs are available for one to four-family homes. The residential service is available at a cost of $15. It is offered through the Home Energy Savings Program (HESP), designed to help state residents learn how to save energy and energy related expenses. BUSINESS OWNERS

may apply for an audit survey to the state Department of Energy. Under the Commercial and Light Industrial Energy Technical Services Program (CLIENTS). The survey is free to business owners. Brochures detailing the services are available at the Planning Board office of Mrs. Yvonne S. Ballenger, administrative officer, at Borough Hall, 31st and Dune Dr.

Library Photo Contest

COURT HOUSE - The County Library announces its participation in the 1983 state wide Photography Contest sponsored by the New Jersey Library Association. /. The contest is open t^all amateur photographers residing in the state of NeV Jersey, who visit their local public library, school library, college library or special,library. '‘GELT IT AT Your Libra^'is (he theme for the contest, with suggested subject matter being people attending library programs or using library facilities. Examples include browsing for books, storyhours, reading newspapers or periodicals, film programs, reference assistance and selecting or listening to records and tapes. ENTRIES SHALL consist of unmounted, unretouched, black and white or color prints ranging from a minimum size of 3x3 inches to a maximum size of 8*10, Contestants may use any type of still camera with or without a flash attachment. Contestants are not required to develop or process their own films or prints.

There 1 * are seven qategories for entries: 1) Public library, children 6-11; 2) Public library, children 12-18; 3) Public library, adults 18 and up; 4) Elementary School Library, kindergarten to grade six; 5) Middle School and High School, grades -MvCn through 12; 6) College libraries; 7) Special libraries. ALL ENTRIES must be submitted by Feb. 15, and a completed entry form must be attached to each photographic print. Entries may be submitted to any participating public or school library. Entry forms are available at the County Library and its branches. Prizes will be awarded in each of the seven categories and 50 Honorable Mention certificates will be awarded statewide. THOSE WISHING further information may pick up a listing of the contest rides at the County Library or its branches in Sea Isle City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, the new Lower Cape Branch on Bayshore Road in the Villas or on the County Bookmobile. For further information contact Kathleen Duffy, 465-7111 ext. 289.

GOP Women's Club Installs

VILLAS — The Villas Women’s Republican Club had installation of officers, conducted by Gladys Gephart, past president of the County Women’s Republican Club, Wednesday, Jan. 19. Herr Accepted By Widener AVALON — Jonathan Dickson Herr, of 4816 4th Ave., has been accepted for fall, 1983 admission to Widener University, it was announced by Vincent F. Lindsley, vice president for student services and dean of admissions. Widener University is a private, coeducational institution with campuses in Chester , Pa ., and Delaware, six miles north of Wilmington. Jonathan plans to studjrengineering. Boro Student On Dean's List AVALON — Borough resident Donald Richardson, a second-year student at the Widener University School of Hotel and Restaurant Management, has been named to the Dean's List in recognition of academic achievement during the fall semester. Richardson is the son of Mr and Mrs. Jack Richardson. The Widdner University School of Hotel and Restaurant Manage ment is located on the University’s Delaware Campus, six miles north of Wilmington.

The following officers were installed for 1983 president, Nina Senlick; vice-president, Mary Fricker; rec. secretary, Sandy Grady; financial secretary, Sophie Flynn; treasurer, Ruth J. Hart; chairlady of six trustees, Freda Bitting. AF Sergeant Sent to Orient VILLAS - Sgt. Kurt E. Reber, son of Joan M. Reber of 36 Fullingmill Road, here, and Frederick G. Reber Jr. of Kissemmee, Fla., has arrived for duty at Kadena Air Base. Okinawa, Japan. Reber, an aircraft armament specialist with the 47th Equipment Maintenance Squadron, was previously assigned at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. He is a'1977 graduate of The Pilgrim Academy, Egg Harbor.

. Brunch lo Aid March of Dimes WILDWOOD - The Saloon (formerly the Hofbrau) at 3400 Pacific Ave., is sponsoring a Sunday Brunch /to benefit the March of Dimes 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Feb. 6. A portion of the tab will be donated by the Saloon to the March of Dimes. There are over 60 items on the buffet and Bloody Marys will be available for a special half price.