— * Herald & Lantern 15 August '84 | ^

State to Provide Computer Assist

TRENTON — A range of s technical services in com- J puter education, such as c regional teacher training s units, evaluation services in microcomputer hardware/software and a pilot 1 classroom computer i laboratory project will be f introduced in New Jersey g

school districts by the New Jersey State Department of Education in the 1984-85 school year. Fostering computer literacy and expanding the / instructional uses of com-/ puters were among th/ goals set forth by Commis-

sioner of Education Saul f Cooperman in announcing the' department 's urbdn. in- i itlative programs in j March. / THE NEW PROGRAMS /t were designed to meet needs identified in a survey of school districts conducted by the department in fall. 1983 In answer to one reported need, teachers and administrators throughout the state will receive additional training in computer education. ' Three regional teacher training laboratories are due to open in the fall. Affiliated with the regional curriculum services units in East Orange (North). East Brunswick (Central) and Sewell (South), the centers will offer a series of in-service workshops for teachers and administrative personnel. Subject areas will include computer awareness/literacy, computer applications in instruction and school administration, and hardware/software evaluation. The demonstration and training sites will be equipped with microcomputer hardware and a software library. A SECOND program provides all New Jersey school districts with free of cost technical information to aid in the evaluation and selection of microcomputer hardware/software. The Department of Education, "with the cooperation and support of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and the New Jersey School Boards Association, has arranged statewide subscriptions to EPIE « Educational Products Information Exchange) services. EPIE. a non-profit affiliate of the National Consumers Union, offers indepth analyses of available hardware and software packages, on-line access to the Compu-Serv database. ' newsletters, and information services AS PART OF the depart menfs urban initiative program. a pilot classroom laboratory project will operate in selected districts, focusing on computer aided instruction to improve basic skills, and fundamentals of computer literacy. The districts are East Orange. Trenton and Neptune. Classroom applica tions will be preceded by intensive training of par ticipating teachers The overall project will provide a working base for future wider utilization throughout the state. Department of Education services in the area of computer education are be ing developed by its new educational technology unit. The unit conducted the 1983 survey on "Educational Uses of Computers in New Jersey School Districts." and will publish its findings this fall. Another publication, an information resource entitled "Educational Computing in. New Jersey: A Resource Guide," is now being distributed to school districts The technology unit maintains an on-going information exchange statewide by means of its newsletters, and recently formed a feedback committee of "School Leaders in Educational Technology" ;

Deaths

Agnes E. Buzzell, 65, of Cape May Court House, Aug. 8. Born in Tuckahoe, she was a retired aircraft inspector for the U.S. Navy. She graduated from Hillsdale College, Hillside, Mich., with a degree in home economics and business. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Cape May Court House. Michael J. CaUse, 56, of Ocean City, Aug. 6. He served 18 years in the Marine Corp6 and was a retired custodian for the Ocean City Post Office. He was the past commander of Post 6650 Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ocean City, the American Legion Post 352 of Somers Point and the Marine Corps League, Cape-Atlantic Detachment. He was a lifelong area resident. William J. Fritz, 93, of North Wildwood, Aug. 11. Born in Philadelphia, he lived here since 1924. He was the owner and operator of Fritz's General Store on 17th Avenue in North Wildwood until 1945. He was a ntember of St. Ann's Church and an usher since 1924. t Michael Furesz, 74, of Wildwood Crest, Aug. 6. Born in Garfield, he lived here for nine years. He was a retired tool and die maker and a member of the Wildwood Crest Fishing Club. William J. Gleeson, 68, of Ocean City, Aug. 7. Retired, he was the owner and operator of the Cumberland Textile Mill in Millville. A resident of this city for 25 years, he formerly lived in Millville. He Was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis, and he was a third-degree member of the Knights of Columbus. During World War II, he was a staff sergeant in intelligence with the 54ttn Fighter Squadron. / Frank Gijitz, 88, of Wildwood, Augc 11. Retired from the Philco Company in Phil^del^bia, he lived William Harvey, 73, of North Cape May, Aug. 8. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and also was in the Merchant Marines. He worked for the Cape May-Lewis Ferry for the past two years. Ida B. Hixon, 62, of New York, Aug. 4. She was born in Cape May. She was a retired clerk for Social Services in New York City and was formerly employed by Lofts Candy Co. in New York City. She was a member of the Allen AME Church of Cape May. Rev. Lawrence J. Holt, Sr., 78, of Ocean View, Aug. U. Born in Warren, Pa., he was an area resident for the past 17 years. From 1967 to 1972, he served as pastor of the Holy Spirit Lutheran Church in the Villas. He then retired and served tt Visitation Pastor at the (Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Wildwood, imHl 1981.

Dorothy M. Lough lin, 78, of Cape May, Aug. 4. Formerly of Ringwood, N.J., she was a resident of Cape May for 10 years. Dora Melini, 85, of Avalon, Aug. 8. Born in San Paolo, Brazil, she lived in Vine land for 72 years. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Church in Vineland. Hester A. Merryman, 80, of Ocean City, Aug. 9. She was a resident of the city for 60 years. She was a member of the Ocean City Baptist Church and the Daughters of America. Virginia S. Measday, 89, of Livingston, Aug. 4. Bom in New York City, she lived in Cape May for 24 years. She was a retired school teacher, having taught in the Hillsdale and New York City school systems. She was also a volunteer teacher at Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Cape May. Herbert E. Noll, 72, of Ocean City, Aug. 7. He worked in sales promotion for Abbotts Ice Cream, Philadelphia, for 14 years. Bom in Philadelphia, he was an tffea resident for 20 years.' Etna C. Osberg, 82, of Westwood, Aug. 10. Bora in Sweden, she lived in Wildwood for the past 16 years. Fioravente Palladini, 76, of Erma, Aug. 7. Bom in Philadelphia, he lived there until moving here 16 years ago. He was a retired employe of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Lillian P. Seabrook, 89, of Ocean City, Aug. 5. Sfie was formerly employed with Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance as a secretary from 1923 to 1984. She was a member of Friendship Finley United Methodist Church and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Ocean City Chapter, and had received her 50-year pin in 1973. Mary Esther Taglianetti, 64, of Wildwood Crest, Aug. 7. A registered nurse for the past 40 years, she was a gradute of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing in Philadelphia. Anthony TangnaHjm, of Wildwood, AQg/7. jRrTiad been employed Nby &B. Ranjagosa and Sons and mo»fe recently drove a bus for Adventure Trails. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Loyal Order, of Moose. y* Edmund R. Wall, 88, of North Wildwood, Jul/ 29. He was an area jssidept for 47 years and a farmer employe of Colston's Lumber Co. \ Nellie N. Waugh, 84,V Sea Isle City, Aug. 6. Bori^ in County Mayo, Ireland,^ she lived in Philadelphia? before moving here JK years ago. / William F. Wintzer, S7, of North Wildwood, Aug? 11. A resident there 23 yfears, he was the owtier -and operator of the Beach Rest Motel. i /

Location of Site (MPM) Location of Site (MPN)

OCEAN CITY Sun Rd & Beach 17 3rd Si & Beach W0 9th St & Beach 14 34th St & Beach 13 55th St & Beach *»■> 2 UPPER TOWNSHIP Wiiiard Rd 5 SEA ISLE CITY 34th St & Beach 2 40th St & Beach 13 79th -St & Beach AVALON 8th St & Beach 2 21st St & Beach 4 STONE HARBOR 83rd SI ■& Beach 8 111th St & Beach 2 NORTH WILDWOOD Walnut Ave & Central Ave 31 2nd Ave & J F K Boulevard '9 4th Ave & J F K Boulevard 8 15th St & Ocean Ave (North Wildwood) 5 WILDWOOD Maple & Ocean Aves 49 Scheltenger & Ocean Aves * Montgomery & Ocean Aves 170 Bennett & Ocean Aves 79

WILDWOOD CREST F orgei me not Rd & Ocean Ave 33 Miami & Ocean Aves | 350 Jefferson & Atlantic Aves 33 j Raietgh & Ocean Aves j 79 CAPE MAY CITY Cape May Beach Quo , 3 Wilmington St S Beach Queen S: & Beach mono ot letiv j -3 Queen St & Beach. 1 south of lett , . Howard St & Beach ( 0 Ocean St & Beach — 1 7 Congress St S Beach ■ 150O Grant St & Beach If. 49 Broadway & Beach j! 17 2nd Ave & Beach •' 1 70 CAPE MAY POINT Sunset Boulevard 46 Central Avenue 26 Cape Avenue nv »n- 2 Lighthouse Avenue 5 LOWER TOWNSHIP Ferry Road Lincoln Avenue Samptod I ownoank Road On Co« Han Creek "V Baywyn Ro 0*M Mt yrtmMMa

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Bacteria Rwultz Location of Site (MPN) OCEAN CITY AREA in N Basin Off Docks i 33 Off BattersDy Road 70 On 1st Street 79 0ft Treatment Plant 3rd Street 130 On 7|h Street 33 in Lagoon Between 8th 9th Street 540 On 11th Street 13 Ott 15th Street (Point) 13 in Two Lagoons S 17th St 1600 in Lagoon Opposite 20th Street * fna„ 2400 in Lagoon Opposite 22nd Street 33 in Lagoon Opposite 22nd Street 79 in Lagoon S Ocean City Airport 350 Oft Blue Water Marina S 34th St Bridge 240 Mouth ol Beach Creek c z in Beach Creek at Entrance ot 2 large pond J? in North East End ot Large Pond »- SEA ISLE CITY 2 Corson s Inlet 7 Boat Ramp South End lOtyltaiieT Parki NS On 2nd Ave NS Ott Banks 0' Landtiti Lagoon Between 42nd & 4 3rd St 94 Lagoon Belween 45th & 46lh bt Lagoon Between 46th & 47th St 14 Mouth ot Last Lagoon Oooosite Yacht CluD 23 Last Lagoon Opposite end ol 48th S' 27 Ludlam Thorola'e Creek Mouth lEniuent) Ludlam Ihoro'ar? Oooosite 60th St j 33 Ludlam Thoro'are Oooosite 56th St 23 SEA ISLE CITY AREA 0» Manna Wharts i83rd Street) 17 AVALON AREA ip Waterway N of Bivd On Docks Yacht Club 2 On PuOlic Pier N Apt Comotex Cornell Harpor Condos South Harvey s Harpor 49 Denr Haroor PuDlic Dock ' . 22 N 2 'st SL Bridge Mouth Penn Haroor '3 Avalon Public Pier (23rd St I 79 South ot 25th St Bodge N 30th St Bathing Beach 1 10 33rd St (PuOlic Dock) 23 N 35th Si On Docks 46 37th St On Public Dock 79 On Avalon S T P Effluent Boil \ (38th St ) 70 SW Plant Outtali Location it Head-qi Lagoon N 0t 42nd St f Whale ftarboi (Pelican Or ) .« K larpoon Lagoon (On Flamingo Or ) » «* nw'2/\ Bluelish Harbor (Od Sea Gull Or ) L 1 rale Hatboi * Oik' (Between 4th & 5th Aves ) * Fourth Ave Harbor y 9 (Between 4th & Ocean Drs ) </*• Hallway Down Harbor (N 21st St ) f 1*13, Junction ol Princeton Harbor & \ • Graven s Thorotare (End ol 22nd St ) jj jl 5 Mouth ot Lagoon ' ' * (Opposite Darting s Marina) * 8 < Opposite 56th St Public Boat Ramp ' 4; \ Opposite 78th Street (N ol Stone ' Harbor Treatment Plant) Opposite 76th Street (Point) " ' 70 , Oooosite 74th Street 79t^ 1 , w ,».r»n

1 Bacteria Results Location of Site (Mpg) STONE HARBOR AREA Great Channel 0« ' P (8 1st St i 79 North Basin ■ 1600 Soum Basm 33 Yacht Qub Basm 33 F "dance to Stone HSrDoi Manna 79 Lagoon Stone Harbor Manor 350 Creek Mouth By lumber Co 350 Shelter Haven Basm 23 Stone Harbor Lagoon 5 Pleasure Bay 5 Carnival Bay Sanctuary Bay 13 Daiadise Bay 33 Off Qocks Along Boulevard 1 10 NORTH WILDWOOD AREA Off Docks Along South Side North Wildwood Blvd 49 Ott Docks Along South Side North Wildwood Blvd 93 At N W W Outtali Line Hereford Inlet 79 Mouth ol Beach Creek ^ Beach Creek (N ol BeaC Creek Bridge) 49 Opposite last Whart w ol Co nd S of Beacn Creek Bridge 33 Of Dock at Marviand and Chestnut Avenues 79 Hodman Canal 10th Avenue 49 15th Avenue & Virginia Avenue 17 Often s Canal (Midway) 33 WILDWOOD AREA Qd West Wildwood Bathing Beach ^ 7 in Wildwood Canal 926 'i W Plant Ov R P Bridge , isf) Od Plain 46 South Plant jjq Mourn ot Canal (Often s Harbor) 49 in Canal N George Readding Budge (Otten s Harbor) * 33 in Channel S 0! Blvd 79 Behind Irarler Park (in Creek Od Docks) 26 WILDWOOD CREST Narrow Channel (Lavender Avenue) 79 Of Flamingo Boat Docks ,40 Cut Oooosite Plant ,, Off Mariner Inn (Cove) o Cut SW Plant ,q Ai Outtali Pipe . j3q inland Water way Opposite Outlaw LOWER TWP. AREA 0d Fish Docks West Two Mile Beach 22 Od Fish Docks North Ocean Drive 33 I ish Docks South ol'Ocean Drive mr> 2400 Cold Spring Inlet *" 49 Entrance to Cape Island Marina 46 , .CAPE MAY CITY AREA -QP-fksh QpcksWesl Two^Aile Beach Od Fish Docks North Ocean Drive Fish Docks South ot Ocean Drive Cold Sormg Inlet Entrance to Cape Island Mar ma In Cape May City Harbor N Lagoon y Oooosite Fish Dodts jr. Cape May City Harbor . East Bridge ' v in Caoe Mav Cty Harbor lUfr Bndge .itape Mav Canal * arkway Bridge

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