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NORTH WILDWOOD - Twelve students at Wildwood Catholic High School have been named for first honors for the second quarter, and 54 were selected for second honors. On the first honors list are: Laura Grayson, Marion Hughes, Martin Marcolongd and Kenneth Maier, seniors ; Robert lannone, iunior; Anne Marie McCarthy and ^Hchelle Brzyski. sophomores; Kathryn Caruso, Carole McGeehan, Jacqueline Steady, Michael Velluto and Maria Bilotti, freshmen. Named on the second honors list were: Sieved D’Agostino, Kelly Canoo. Lisa Sowa. Joseph Tenaglia. Donna Auelta. Elizabeth Dagney. Kevin Hampshire. David Velardo, Susan Bellas. Mans Da mug. Bruce Mc-

Pellignne. Kelly Phillips. Veronica Altoonian. Patricia Hee. Michele Rapp. Theresa Bersani, Carl NAiniotka. John Young. Dawn Farland. James Barnes. John Souchak. Theresa Uditsky. Karen Bell. Matthew Tomlin. Robert Frankenfietd. Candice DeCanullo. Thomas Qrannen. Dorann Vallese. Bndgette Lambert. Jennifer Roe. Gerardo D'Antonio. Theresa Raniszewski. and John Sideravage. Miaa Pit takas and Renee Monti, sophomores. Melissa Doyle. Katyn Strawley, Laura DIGiovanni. Mat thew Cosenza. Donna mane Ogen. Briaa Schmid. AJisaa Masciarella, Ellen McBride. Gina Beloro. Jonathon McCurdy. Lizabeth Aim McGowan. Charles Wepderwicz. Trapey Greenwood. Ann Mane

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COURT HOUSE - Airman Kenneth R. Watson, son of Irvin and Ruth AWatson, has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. The airman, who is remaining at Lackland Tor specialized training in the security police field, studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. He is a 1983 graduate of Middle Township High School.

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COURT HOUSE - Skip Castaldi, special projects manager of Atlantic Electric, will speak on the company's New Direction and Conservation to the Cape May Patriots Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution 1 p.m. Friday at the 4-H Building on Dennisville Road. New Direction is the company’s program to control costs through energy efficiency and conservation.

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SEA ISLE CITY-Coun ty Freeholder William E. Sturm Jr. will be speaking in his capacity as community relations director for New Jersey Bell when he appears at the l p.m. meeting tomorrow of Chapter 710, American Association of Retired

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