Herald & Lantern 23 February '83

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Caren Gross New

ERMA — Caren Gross has joined the Cape May County Private Industry Council as principal planner. PIC, headed by Nan Mavromates of North Wildwood, has a $1.7-million budget and ex pects to service 350 persons weeking jobs in fiscal 1983. Mrs. Mavromates. who was director of PIC, now is PIC-CETA administrator. The agency is going through reorganization as PIC replaces the Comprehensive Employment

and Training Act (CETA). Former CETA director Patricia Robertson is now PIC fiscal officer Ms. Gross’ principal planner position is a new one, created because the county this year is its own prime sponsor instead of being linked to four other counties. Born in Morgantown, W. Va., and educated in Cincinnatti, Ohio, Ms. Gross, 29, has a BA in fine arts from Wilmington, Ohio, College, and an MBA from Monmouth College in West

Workshop On Plants

COURT HOUSE - There will be a “Spring Garden Show Workshop”’given by the 4-H Department of the Cooperative Extension Service of the county 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, Feb, 24. in the Cooperative Extension Service Center, Dennisville Road, Rt 657 The workshop is open to the public and will contain Heart Drive Chairman PENNSAUKEN - Popular WIP radio personality Ken Garland has been named honorary chairman for the Southern New Jersey Chapter of the American Heart Association's 1983 Campaign season. Garland's involvement in community service organizations is widespread and includes being honorary chairman of both the New Jersey Chapter of the Sunshine Foundation and 100th Anniversary Committee of Bancroft School in Haddonfield

helpful hints on growing, planting and potting of houscplants for display at the Eighth Annual Spring Garden Show. April 27. 28 and 29. 1983 at the 4-H Lockwood Youth Center

Blood Pressure Clinic Monday WEST CAPE MAY - Free blood pressure clinic will be held at the borough hall, 732 Broadway, from 1 to 4 p.m Monday, Feb, 28 The county service is available to anyone, regardless of location. Council Meet COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Area Coordinating Council will hold a meeting 3:30 p.m Wednesday. Feb 23, in the downstairs meeting room of the County Library. Representatives from all county school libraries and public libraries are urged to attend

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planner before leaving in late 1981 to be director of planning and research for a Cumberland County Community Action Agency She was head counselor foKthat county's Employment and Training Administration, its CETA administrator, last summer Taking her Cape May County post in January, Ms. Gross is responsible for preparing the CETA budgets, labor market analysis, negotiating agreements with other government agencies, and writing master and annual plans. Under a federal reorganization, CETA will be replaced by PIC on Oct 1. The agency has two job developers contacting employers It can pay 100 percent of" the cost of classroom training and 50 percent of the salary of new employes for from one to six months. It has 30 contracts. Mrs. Mavromates said, and will be starting a class of eight people for the Group W Cable Co. of Wildwood on March 7.

Dtorit Word CONFERENCE — PIC-CETA administrator Nan Movromfites, seated, confers with the agency's new principal planner, Caren Gross.

Long Branch. She taught fine arts at a Wilmington. Ohio junior high school, was arts and crafts director at a residen tial camp in Indiana, and was a travel agent in Montreal. Canada, before moving to New Jersey in 1976 to teach at the Jewish Community Center in Margate She joined the Atlantic County Division of Manpower. which administered the CETA program, as a youth planner in 1977 She was promoted to senior planner and then principal Tax Assessor Guest Speaker VILLAS - The 'Lower Township Taxpayers’ Association will meet in Miilman Center 7:30 p.m, Wednesday. March 2. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Sandra Sharpley, tax assessor, whose subject will be "Lower's Impending Re-evaluation."

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