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Cape Fund Seeking Grant Proposals

COURT HOUSE - The board of directors of the Cape Educational Fund has announced its annual Grant Awards Program. According to Carol Bruno, board president, the fund is interested in receiving proposals from teachers for projects that will demonstrate creative and effective ways to meet student needs and increase motivation to learn. At present, the fund is limiting grant proposals to .$500 or under. Full-time New Jersey certificated teachers who are engaged in teaching activities in grades K-12 in the schools of Cape May County are Lehigh Honor For Randour CAPE MAY - Mary Anne Randour. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Randour. 1112 Missouri Ave., was among 289 students honored recently at the sixth annual honors convocation at Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Pa.

eligible for funds under this program. PROPOSALS SHOULD have a timeline that does not exceed the 1985-86 school year. All proposals should be written in accordance with the fund's "General Program Guidelines' and be sent directly to the fund's office. The due date for submission of proposals is May 31. Announcements of grant awards will be made by June 10. For an application and/or further information, contact Betty Zaleski. executive director. Cape Educational Fund, Crest Haven Complex, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210; telephone number is 465-7911. The educational fund is a non-profit organization, sol^purpose of which is to secure and distribute monies for the benefit of the county's children. The fund is sponsoring an indoor collectibles and craft show Saturday, at the County Vocational School on Crest Haven road, "Court House For reservations call Ruth at 861-2118 or Bart at 886-7201.

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OFF THE AIR — Monica Sherman of Court House is pictured with Dave Roberts, weatherman for Channel 6, Philadelphia, during her internship there as part of communications and advertising program of Harcum Junior College. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monica, daughter of John and Elizabeth Sherman, is a graduate of Middle Township High School and will graduate from Harcum this month.

Unit Installs Officers

Chapter AQ, local chapter of PEO, recently had installation of new officers for the coming year. Installed were Berniece Bright, president; Grace McElroy , vice-president ; Jacqueline Stites, recordiofl secretary; Brenda Sj^rum, corresponding secretary; Vivian Ritterhoff, treasurer, Judy Osborne, chaplain, and Kathryn Burke, guard. Grace McElroy and Karen Seigal will represent the chapter at the New Jersey State PEO convention in Convent Station in May. PEO is an international women's organization with an interest in providing women with increased ogr* portunities in higher education It was organized as a college sorority in 1869 and later became a community organization for women THE PURPOSES of PEO* are educational and philanthropic. accomplished through four international, state and local projects The major programs of the organization are: Educational Fund - a revolving loan fund at low interest; International Peace Scholarship fund which provides scholarships to foreign graduate students ; Cottey College an accredited liberal arts two- » \

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