Herald & Lantern 12 October '83

5

Trainiiig Program Launched

WILDWOOD — The crea tion of the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) program in New Jersey, which went into effect Oct. 1, represents tM^first attempt by state government to create careers for state residents, rather than simply to create makework temporary jobs, said Assemblymen Guy F. Muziani and Joseph Chinicci, R-Ist District, Cumberland/Cape May. “The new program, which replaces the CETA jobs program, is aimed specifically at training workers to qualify for jobs in new, expanding fields.

rather than merely making jobs to provide temporary employment, as the CETA program all too often did," Muziani said. Atlantic and Cape May Counties will be sharing (4.3 million in funding. New Jersey has received the praise of the federal government, which is supplying most of the funding for this program. In his remarks at ceremonies finalizing the planning stage for the program, U.S. Labor Secretary Ray Donovan called New Jersey’s transition from CETA to the new training program “outstanding”

and recognized Governor Kean's efforts to personally oversee the project. "This program, which will operate with $82 million the first year, should provide job training for 47,000 state residents", Muziani said. Muziani continued by saying "We have learned from hard experience that a temporary job does little.to promote the life-time well being of workers who participate. Only 15 percent of all CETA workers actually received permanent jobs.” "Governor Kean and President Reagan have designed a program where state, federal and private money and commitment will go directly into providing training. Rather than mimicking the CETA program, where 82 cents of every dollar was earmarked for administrative costs and stipends, the JTPA will place a minimum of 70 cents per dollar in direct training,” Chinicci added.

Veterans, Dependents Offered Aid

RIO GRANDE — Freeholder Gerald Thornton and Jack Moran, director of the County Veterans’ Bureau, remind all veterans, widows, and dependent parents who are in receipt of non-service-connected pensions, that they will be receiving their annual income questionnaire card, Nov. 1. These cards are to be completed and returned to the Veterans Administration before Jan. 1. The county office will assist anyone in completing these cards. Everyone receiving non-service-connected benefits will be receiving an income questionnaire card; as well as dependent parents. The cards will be different this year, from any other year. For assistance, call the County Veterans Bureau, 886-2761 or 886-2763.

BOB & JON’S TV SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS . WITH ADD A YEAR TO SERVICE GUARANTEE

ON AIL NEW TV'S

AMMMAAMHMMMMHMMMMMMA

Featuring The Remote Control Bonus ★★★*★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 2501 DUNE DR. • AVALON 9-5 DAILY EXC SUN — Evenings By Appt. ITf 9674491

WILDW@®D BOWL

THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS GOOD THRU OCT. 18th

Irrs cool weather cooking TIME AGAIN!

CHUCK ROAST ^ 5 1 Z ? B0LAR ROAST $ 1 8 ? HATFIELD PARTY HAMt~. •r Hah)... S2 1 ? U.S.A. LEG LAMB (VMe or Hair) S1»8 LOIN END PORK (UOtaSLteJ *15?

BRING OUT THE SOUP POTi]

SMOKED HAM HOCKS 69* SHINS BEEF,^, $ 1 5 £ SHORT RIBS BEEF $ 1 5 § MEATY BEEF NECK BONES 99? CHICKEN BACK 0 NECKS 39? BEEF MARROW BONES 39?

HOW’S ABOUT PORK & KRAUT! COUNTRY STYLE RIBS ®1 4 8 RACK STYLE SPARE RIBS S 1 5 8 LONG CUT FRONT FEET 39$ KISSUNG SAUERKRAUT iu.i« 59 C

Urge CartM

EGGS 95£

I Kilter's ' T BUTTER* I 9 ?

NOW FORMING (fiaoircf grocery certificates awarded weekly 12 week bowling schedule babysitter available 3 woman teams Reserve Your Spot Now! Red - Pin Bowling Every Sat. Night Live Band in Lounge Tues. thru Sat. * , - - OAK AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE • WILDWOOD. NEW JERSEY 08260 729-B WL

• DELI

• v

Plain P&P .ff , A. Olive Loaf Ij.V-Lih 1 .'.) (1 fe.trwan)

German &*>“?”

BOILED HAM

$188

AMERICAN CHEESE

$188

MAYBE UVEK AM) BAC0V77?

YOUNG KEF LIVER

69£

HATCO BACON

*1S

REAL SALT P«K

•ri

TNKX FAT BACK

79$ 69*

Specials From Our • TAKE OUT •

BREAKFAST

Country Style Egos mi Roll A

with Katsei l

10 oz. Cup af CeffM Served until 11 AM

$150

BEANS-N-FRANKS wrfth Boll and Butter

$■(25

FILET OF FLOUNDER Sendwtch

$125

WE NOW HAVE HOMEMADE

SOUP DU JOUR

95£

WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS NO COUPONS NEEDED FOR SPECIALS NC HSPCNSilLl FOR TtPOGRAPhiCAl IRAOAS

302222222: