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Member Of Month CAPE MAY - John Bright of Villas has been chosen member of the month by Peterson-Little Post 3M, Veterans of Foreign Wars Bright who served in Viet Nam, is an 11- year VFW member He is a past commander of Post 7418, Gap, Pa He was New Jersey VFW quarter master 1982-83 and state chief deputy of staff 1983-84 He has been quartermaster of the local post for the past two years He and his wife have five children and 10 grandchildren

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WHITESBORO '- Dar pell Kevin Woods, son of k»cal residents. James S. and- Dorothy Woods, ■received a Master of Science Degree in Elec fical Engineering at Howard University, W ashington, D C., in May Woods is a graduate of fiddle Township High Jrhool, class of 1976. ffrairie View A A M University. Praine View, Texas class of 1961, cum ||ud«, with a Bachelor of cience Degree in Elec meal Engineering Woods is a member of

two national honor societies, Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu Associations of Electrical Engineers He has traveled extensively while employed by Mobil Oil Corp., Dallas. Tex , visiting Paris, London, Amsterdam, Tokyo. Sierre Leone (West Africa) and the Persian Gulf Woods is currently employed by A T A T American Telephone and Telegraph i Information Systems, Holmdel, N.J. as a member of the technical staff He is an active member and musician of Cecil Deliverance Tabernacle Church. Cecil, N.J.

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Rec Course On Rape ^ Pretention CAPE MAY - The city will include a course in Hape Prevention in its upcoming Summer Recrea iion Schedule which is slated to begin Jqirife 18 The course will begin Tuesday June 19 and will meet 7 to 8 p.m each Tuesday and Thursday at the Frankiin Street Civic Center through Aug 2. The course is" for women 117 years or older and senior citizens are welcome The course will include lec lures, demonstrations and will stress the use of good judgment and situaiton avoidance The instruction will be provided by Frank Ramirez, who is a second degree black belt in Chinese Goju and is affiliated with the U S Coast Guard Registration for this course and all other Summer Recreation courses will be held at Con- t vention Hall June 11 I through June 15, 8 30 a m ' to 4 30pm For further information contact the Department of Civic Af fairs at 884-8411. ext 20 or 127

Student ft ins 4(.(. Contest ; WILDWOOD — Traces | McGowan. a sophomore at ! Wildwood High School, p took two first place awards I at the social studies com I petition at Atlantic Com I mumty College May 23 I McGowan. a first honor -i* student, won both the cur rent everts master quiz competition and the library research competition, an event which pitted her skills against those of upperclassmen from 14 schools in Cape May and Atlantic Counties

3 from Cape On Dean's List - PROVipENCE. R.I - Three students from Cape May County have been Aimed to the Dean's List at Johnson at Wales College for academic achievement during the winter trimester Each earned a cumulative point average of 3.25 or above. They are: Loretta Lewis, Ocean View; Danette Oryan, North Cape May; and Elizabeth Waters, Ocean City.

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