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[VINELAND - The Boy Scouts of America has a project to help children be more self reliant. The project, sponsored by the Lower Township Kiwanis Club, is now being used in the third grades of all public and private schools in the township. Peter Hausman, District Executive of the Baysea District, Boy Scouts of America, says the project is built around an activity book called Prepared For Today. The booklet helps b#ys and girls learn how to fix meals, handle small

emergencies, take care of younger children, and what to do if he or she encounters a stranger at the front door -or on the street. Hausman says the book is used by all the students,. not just Scouts Scouting has introduced the project in .response to changing family life-styles, Hausman says. Increasing numbers of single-parent and working-parent households mean that more children will be left at home alone, he says. The book is designed so a child goes through it with a parent or other adult.

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IN PAGEANT — CoUetn Ann Sheehan. 84, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sheehan Sr. of 1204 Vermont^Ave., Cape May. has been selected as a state finalist for the annual Miss New Jersey National PreTeen Pageant to be held in Bridgewater May 5. She is a third-grade pupil at Cape May City Eltmentary School.

Meets Tonight SEA ISLE CITY - The monthly meeting of the Jersey Cape Coalition , for Nuclear Disarmament will be held tonight at 7:45 in St. Joseph’s Church Hall on Landis Avenue.

Divorces Granted

COpRT HOUSE - Divorces were recently granted to the following Cape May County residents: Helene Matthews of Cape May from Wayne J. Matthews Sr. of Cape May. Virginia Brown of Woodbine from Robert Brown of Woodbine. Raymond Durham of USCG, Cape May, from Karen Durham of Philadelphia, Pa. Muriel I. Evans of Ocean City from Ronald J. Evans of Pleasantville. Robert DeCray of Palermo from Patricia J. DeCray of Somers Point.. Dorothy C. Dajnowski of North Cape May from Walter G. Dajnowski, address unknown. Anna M. Bozarth of Greenfield from Raymond R. Bozarth of Greenfield. Kathleen Musick of Villas from Edward W. , Musick of Villas. Edward Williams of. North Wildwood from Helen Williams of North Wildwood. Marcia O’Donnell of North Wildwood from John O’Donnell of Villas. Linda Broome of Woodbine from Calvin Broome of Woodbine. /Alice L. Beck of Rio Grade from William F. Beck of Wildwood. Kathryn R. Carvale of Ocean City from Anthony E. Carvale Jr. of Cranbury. Thomas J. Brophy of South Dennis from Diane M. Brophy. address unknown. Angela M. Grettner of Sea Isle City from Charles Grettner of Und^t ‘d. William Sw< flPl Marmora from l Swenson^Bf Brickto. .. Carol A. Sharp of Cape May Court House from Bruce R. Sharp of Marmora. Richard E. Sanguinetti of 'North Widlwood from Vanetta A. Sanguinetti of Wildwood. Clarence Ewing Butler of Tuckahoe from Viola P. Butler of South Dennis.