Herald & Lantern 8 February '84

Wildwood Starts Evening Program

WILDWOOD — The Evening Activities Pro-

gram a community:

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of the Wildwood Board of Education, began its

Recycling Collection Is Changed SEA ISLE CITY - A new

collection schedule for recyclables will begin Monday, Feb. 13,- according to Commissioner J.* Alan

Ganserf.

For residents between First and 53rd Streets, recyclables should be placed at curbside by 8 a.m. Monday. For those living between 54th and 93rd Streets, materials should btf placed by 8 a.m. Tues- , day. Feb. 14. Curbside pickup will be every other 'Monday and Tuesday. MATERIALS to be' recycled include paper, glass, and aluminum. They should be placed at the curb away from regular

trash

The pickup schedule . follows For First-53rd Streets, -■every other Monday: Feb. 13. Feb. 27. March 12.. March 26. April 9, April 23, , May 7. and May 21. For 54th-93rd Streets, every other Tuesday: Feb. 14, Fe# 28.‘ March 13, March 27. April 10. April 24.’ May 8 and May 22.

THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS GOOD THRU FEB. 14th

SEE OUR DAILY HOT MEAL SPECIALS All Soups and Hoi Meals are prepared on the premises

FRESH FROM OUR BUTCHERS

BONELESS SIRIOIN STEAKS s 2 98 n, LONDON BROIL is>~u«c«, S 2 59 n NEW ENGLAND POT ROAST s 2 19 » BONELESS CALIF. ROAST s 1 89 , t USA LOIN LAMB CHOPS <*».> r s 3 98 ». OVEN RIB ROAST s 2 58 it BONELESS PORK ROAST s 1 49 .«

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SAUSAGE & EGG ON ENGLISH MUFFIN nn 10 •!. Ca» «t Ctfftc SamO mm 11 t.H. LUNCH AMERICAN CHEESE AND BOLOGNA SANDWICH WITH CUP OF SOUP

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Winter 1984 semester Feb. 2. Over SO classes are being offered on Monday and/or Thursday nights, including many continuing favorites for leisure pursuits, hobbies, practical Courses, and career-oriented courses.

Police Busy Or Checking

AVALON — Borough police a re, kept busy checking on homes and businesses with so many summer residences closed and year ‘round residents on vacation, according to Chief Joseph Foley's monthly report. The Chief urges that residents who notice any unusual activity in their neighborhood report such incidents to the police. I n t h e m o n t h o f December thefe were 1,532 residential checks and 1,558 business checks. There were 290 minor incidents handled, six motor vehicle summons and six arrests. There were again no juvenile arrests during the month but there were seven fire calk. \ Seminars On Stress

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COURT HOUSE - The County Health Department’s Wellness Program, in co-operation with the Seventh Da> Adventist Church, will present seminars on “Coping With Stress” and "Food, Nutrition and Your Heart” 7-8:30 p m. Saturday, Feb. 11 and 1-4 p.m. Sunday, at the County Health Department. Crest Haven Road and the Garden State Parkway. The “Food. Nutrition and Your Heart” seminar will be conducted by MaryAlic^ White, R.D. MaryAlice White is a clinical dietitian at Hackettstown Community Hospital. She has a wide background in the field of nutrition and has written food and nutrition articles for a national health journal. The seminar will include such topics as current, nutrition problems, sodium and hypertension, guidelines for healthy eating, sugar and fat-in the diet, plus practical leaming experiences in nutrition. tDavid 1 White, M.A.. Di'-ector of Family Life programs at the Hackettstown Community Hospital, •will conduct the ‘ Coping With Stress" seminar. According to WTiite, the purpose of the seminar is two-fold: to understand the dynamics of stress, its causes and its effects upon individuals, and to find healthy ways to handle stress. The sessions will include: “The Inside Story of Stress", "Stress and Good Dynamic Emotional Health", “Relaxation Techniques" and ‘Controlling Stress". The sessions are free and '•pen to the public. For any ouestions, call Andrew W. Melchiorfe, County Health 'department. 465-7911. Ext. <

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