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CAPE MAY - A? Blackwood couple's boat .• was saved from sinking in the Delaware Bay Sept 23 by units from Coast Guard Group Cape May. James E: Hill and his . wife Deborah radioed Group Cape May and advised that their boat was

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MILLVILLE - Christopher H. Riley, Democratic candidate for State Senate, District 1, has criticized Republican' Incumbent Sen. James Hurley for his recent opposition to legislation to attract more qualified math and science specialists into teaching in New Jersey schools. The bill, Riley said at a dinner of 'the Cumberland County School Boards, would provide student loans of up to $12,500 to math and science majors who then teach in New Jersey schools for at least six years. Riley criticized Hurley’s absence >.at the dinner, despite his invitation. •‘RUNNING AGAINST an empty chair is frustrating," Riley said. “Hiere-are so many questions I would like to ask my opponent. Tam sure that’s why the chair is empty.” Riley stated that the legislation is designed to attract high-technology industries to New Jersey as well as to provide qualified math and science teachers for the schools. “New Jersey can only attract such industry and proride jobs for young adults if they have been welltrained. Right now we have a shortage of qualified math and science teachers because they keep getting scooped'up by high-paying private industry. “Senator Hurley seems to think th^t New Jersey can delay in ’ improving educabon just as he has shown in the past that he thinks New Jerwey can cut school funding. I disagree,’’ Riley said.

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Church Ends Field Course , VILLAS - Robert G Church, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Church of 110 Maple Rd .'Villas, has completed a $3S. Air Force ROTC field straining encampment'at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla. Field training, attended by cadets normally between their second and third year of college, gives an opportunity to evaluate each student's potential as an officer, according to an Air Force spokesman The field training is four weeks, but cadets in the two-year ROTC program receive an additional two weeks of instruction in the development of air power and the contemporary Air Force. Church is a student at Pennsylvania State University. University Park.

rapidly taking on water about halfway between Brandywine and Fourteen Foot lights in the bay. A helicopter from Air Station Cape May was dispatched along with boats from Station Cape May, Sub-Station Fortescue, and from SubStation Roosevelt Inlet, De. THE HELICOPTER with pilots LT. Randy Forrester and LTJG Glen Gorton, and with crewman AD3 Richard Litka, arrived on scene first and lowered a dewatering pump to the Hill's boat Hill got the pump going just in time to keep his boat from going under Mrs! Hill, who was suffering from hypothermia, was hoisted up into the, helicopter so that she could be transported to a medical facility. A 41-ft. boat from Station

Cape May arrived on scene and using their eductor they were able to pump out the Hills' boat, which was taken in tow and brought into Cape May Mrs. Hill received preliminary treatment at the Cape May Training Center Dispensary and' then was transported to Burdette Tomlin Hospital Scout Call N. WILDWOOD - Boys 12 to 18 are sought by Troup 74, Boy Scouts of America, for membership. The troop meets 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the Anglesea Fire House. Second and New Jersey Aves. Chairman of the troop, committee is Alex Mouklas, Second Ave., 522-5484.

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