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} College Committee Gets 1st Look at Proposals

CREST HAVEN - The county's community college study committee last week got its first look at the sevenweek old branch campus proposals of Atlantic Community College and Cumberland County College. The 15-member group met for an hour Aug. 8 at the vo-tech career center and agreed to gather there ever other Thursday at 1 p.m. The next meeting will be Aug. 22. Acting Secretary Diane L. Hevencr said Freeholder James S. Kilpatrick Jr. "hoped for a decision by ()ctobe or November." But. she said, "some felt that . might not be enough time." She is a I^ower Township Elementary School Board member and represents the county School Boards Association. KII. PATRICK, selected chairman of the group, told this newspaper there was "no time limit" on a community college recommendation. No news media covered the committee's organizational meeting This newspaper had asked to be notified in advance, but . wasn't . Kilpatrick said that was "an oversight " The county is spending about $1 million a year for chargebacks for students to attend two-year colleges outside the county. IT DECIDE!) in May to request branch campus proposals from Atlantic and ('um)M'rland Their deadlines were June 17 Each has indicated a preference for locating at' the vo-tech school, but their proposals differ in many other ways.

Cumberland, with a lower chargeback, said it would charge $333,300 compared to Atlantic's $999,900. Atlantic proposed a joint commission to investigate a joint college, and said it would pay the cost of the probe THE PROPOSALS are not a final offer, but a basis for negotiations, it has been pointed out. Kilpatrick said he expects, to have Dr. Narcissa Jones, director of the Office of Community Colleges of the state Department of Higher Education, at the meeting. He told this newspaper some of the committee's meetings will be open, and some may not be. The committee includes: Kilpatrick; Havener; Freeholder Herbert Frederick; Rev. Char'es Rowe. pastor of Wildwood Crest Community Church; Wildwood Schools Supt. Arthur Motz, Wildwood High Principal Ernest Harper; Ruth Millward of Upper Lower Twp. Registration COLD SPRING -The offices of the Ixrwer Towaship Elementary Schools will be opened 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily from now through Aug. 26. for registering of newpupils for the school year 1985-86 Maud Abrams School Office — Kindergarten. 1st. 2nd. and 3rd grades Memorial School Office — (Villas) — 1st . 2nd. and 3rd grades Consolidated School Office - 4th. 5th. and 6th grades. Parents, are asked to bring in child's birth certificate. transfer card from previous school, and proof of required immunizations No registrations will be accepted Aug 27 through Sept. 6 Registrations will be accepted beginning Sept 9 Elsworth j Voir Full Colonel AVALON - Marine Col Richard W Elsworth. son of Edna Elsworth of 430 22nd St.. has been promoted to his present rank while serving with 3rd Force Service Support Group on Okinawa Elsworth joined the Marine Corps in June. 1963

Township; Audrey Hard> of Stone Harbor. Gene DeGenova of Court House. PTAs association president Carol Bruno of Ocean City. Avalon Mayor Rachel Sloan. Dr. William Lauer of the Ocean City High School business department; and three county educators: County Schools Supt Robert G. Bongard, Vo-Tech Schools Supt. Wilbur J. Kistler Jr. and Special Services School Supt. George Bailey. Avalon Extending Bulkhead AVALON — If a strong storm were to hit Avalon within the next few months, the beachfront area between 15th and 17th Streets could be severely damaged, according to borough officials. To prevent that from happening, the borough will begin extending the bulkhead between 15th and 17th Streets on Aug. 12. Timber work on the bulkhead will begin Aug. 12 and the beach from 15th - 16th Streets will be closed. Beaches sogth of 16th Street will remain open Stone work on the bulkhead will begin after Labor Day. as will the work between 16th and 17th Streets. The construction crewwill not work on Labor Day weekend.

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