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Students Capture ROTC Scholarships

CAPE MAY - Two city students and class officers at Lower Cape May Regional High School have been awarded four-year scholarships by the U S. Army and Air Force ROTC, Pasquale Piro, high school guidance counselor reports Senior class president Valerie Olsen was awarded an Air Force ROTC scholarship worth $30,000 to major in computer science at Lehigh University The daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Olsen of Delaware Avenue, Valerie has been a member of the National Honor Society and co-captain of the high school softball team Student council president Edward Sherretta Jr. son

Coalition Meet

SEA ISLE CITY The regular monthly meeting of the Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament will be held 7:45 this evening at St Joseph s Church on Landis Ave The public is invited.

of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sherretta Sr. of Cape May Avenue, was granted a full scholarship to major in electrical engineering at Penn State University. Edward has also been a member of the National Honor Society, holds threeyear varsity letters in wrestling and football and played defensive end in the All Cape May-Atlantic football league "We'.ve really gotten our kids involved in these ROTC scholarships." said Piro, noting that high school students have won tuition on military training scholarships during the past seveq years. "We’ve really gotten our share." The ROTC scholarships, he added, pay all student college expenses except room and board, including a $100 a month stipend Those scholarships also oblige the recipients to serve as military officers after college graduation. Piro said. k Both students will be graduated with the Class of '83 at the high school foot ball field tomorrow afternoon.

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Awards for 5 Students

COURT HOUSE - Five area students have been awarded certificates of achievement by the Foundation for Exceptional Children. Receiving the awards were Mickey Filippo, Wildwood; Michael McCallion, Rio Grande; Teri Bell, Villas,; Darry Graham, Whitesboro, and Timmie Mesplay, North Wildwood FOUR OF them. Bell, Filippo, Graham and Me Callion, will be graduated from Elementary School 3, Middle Township, at 10:30

Sal. Social Set VILLAS - The Villas Civic Club will hold a social night Saturday at 7:30 in the Millman Center on Bayshore Road.

a.m. Friday, June 10. A reception will follow at the First Baptist Church Hall, S. Main St. Funding for the award program was provided by the Shell Companies Foundation. Inc., to recognize the capabilities of disabled children and to encourage them to seek their highest potential

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