20 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 24 July '85

You can't call Mother Nature. So call Lawn Doctor. LAWN# ' [DOCTOR 57 T K LAWN* DOCTOR VI of CAPE MAY COUNTY IS) 613 Town Bank Rd., North Cape May & 884-7600 ■ I98J ti«f Docior I"C L Qe>n YC> There's one thing you can be sure of when you OCtUrc ^ graduated from Atlantic Community College with \fntiv a degree in hospitality management. ' your a job f 1 1 tl 1 t*P ^ave placement," says program dir1UIUIC cdor Donna Miller There are more jobs than in hntpk students. in nuncio, ACC's program offers you 3 areas of study. C/J^inOS • Hotel Management. Leam how the lodging taollluo industry serves guests, how to supervise rood services, how to make group and convention sales. • Casino Management. ACC is one of the few tourism colleges in the nation offering a degree in casino management. QfnHv • TYavel and Tburism. Learn group travel e procedures, sales techniques, banquet operations. Hospitality Courses at Atlantic Community College are ^ * scheduled to meet your schedule, during the day and Management mthe«n«» " Our instructors are all experts in their fields And at ACC. I because ACC classes are small, ey have plenty of I time to answer your questions In fact, youll find everyone at ACC always ready to help you. ACC is government supported, so you pay only $36.50 per credit for your quality education. Some courses require lab fees (If you work in a hotel or casino, check your company's tuition reimbursement * policy.) Pursue a degree Or take courses for career advancement or personal enrichment. Either way, the rest of your life starts at Atlantic Community ' College Chutes begin Sept. 3. The Rest of C35 — — p; — — Your Life fCI | U— | L— 1 Starts Here X ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE I Send me information and call me to discuss details. * { Yes! I want to Just send me information. Ill call you when I'm ready. { i know more about Narae i ! Hospitality ; ! I M . Lity State Zip I J Management Phone Best time to call • at ACC. Mail today to Admissions ACC. Mays Landing. N J. 08330 1 609-646-4950 ext. 306 • 609-625-1111 ! c. ci 111 1 sizes infants t° 6 Summer rUN! t-shirts and the living is easy ^ a f WITH CLOTHES $ A QQ *°? i FROM MONKEES SUMMER SALE Wa40°/o to 50% oft ■ I I 9fm ■ COMING SOON! \»J M BLOUSES. SHIRTS. PANTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR FREE ALL LOCAL PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS AT DISCOUNT PRICES

Dumping Extension Deplored

WASHINGTON, D C. - Congressman Bill Hughes ( D-NJ ) has expressed disappointment with an Environmental Protection Agency announcement that sludge dumping 12 miles off the New York-New Jersey coast will be permitted for another two and one-half years. Hughes, who authored a 1977 law to prohibit ocean disposal of harmful sewage sludge, said that big dumpers have already had enough time to develop alternative plans. THE DUMPERS have been on notice since 1977 that we want to end this practice, which has created a virtual dead sea just a few miles off our coastline," Hughes said. "Yet, there has apparently been no preparation whatsoever by the dumpers, with the result that this practice will continue for another 30 months. "I am very disappointed that EPA has ratified this footdragging by granting the dumpers even more LCMK Sets Deadline To Sign Up ERMA — Lower Cape May Regional High School will register new students in the high school guidance office Mondays through Fridays 8a.m. to 2 p.m. until Tuesday, Aug. 20. There will no registration after this date until Monday, Sept. 9. Physical examinations for fall sports for those youngsters who have not already completed their exams will be held in the Nurse's Office of the high school 2 p.m. Thursday. Aug. 29, and Friday, Aug. 30. ' All athletes must have completed the medical ' history and urinalysis element -of the physical examination before being checked by the school's physician on those dates. As orientation program for the class of '89 will be held in the high school auditorium starting at 9:00 a m and ending by noon Wednesday. Aug 28 All entering ninth graders and new students will be notified by letter from the principal concerning the special events planned for them on their first day at LCMR. Siblings on Dean's List WILD WOOD CREST - John and Rochelle Porto, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Glorio) Porto of Myrtle Road, were named to the Dean's List at Glassboro State College for the spring semester. John, who expects to graduate in December this year, is a member of Phi Alpha Theta, honor society in history. Rochelle is a member of Pi Epsilon Honor Society and Gamma Tau Sigma Honor Society.

time to do what should have been done years ago," he said. Hughes and Rep. James Saxton (R-NJ) have authored additional legislation. approved by the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee earlier this year, to phase out ocean

dumping at the 12-mile site over an 18-month period. Hughes' commenLs were made in response to an announcement by EPA Regional Administrator Christopher Dagget on phasing out dumping at the 12-mile site in favor of a site 106 miles off the coast of New Jersey.

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