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rp ... rr> I in 1 TV_ "THE fllOST COfTIPLETE CASUAL lj T Sana nper furniture store in south jersey" nsiMCiM Stni tuswstsecs ft lccissomis -we%Q 1717 216 NEW JERSEY AVE. NORTH WILDWOnh NJ _ /Zf-i/i/ /^^RPPRiCmTION SALE ' ( NOW IN PROGRESS J IP - 5Q% OFF^^/ Compare Our Selection, Quality, Price, Service and Delivery! OPEN WEEKENDS STARTING SEPT. 7, 10-4 W ■{ -Tl CLOSED SAT., SEPT. 21 and SUN., SEPT. 22 — I FINAL CLOSING SUN., SEPT. 29 AT 4 P.m. \ • ^ C d%0- # umberland L 1 1/ county 1 -?M ▼College NANCY McDERMOTT Alumna of the Month In this age of advanced technology, is an associate's degree in liberal arts from Cumberland County College worth obtaining? "Definitely, " said Nancy McDermott, who earned such a degree from CCC in 1977. "At Cumberland, 1 began to realize that the world is as large or small as you want it to be. I feel I gained an expanded perspective of life's disciplines by taking liberal arts courses there." Since she graduated from CCC, Nancy has obtained a bachelor's degree in biomedical communications from Stockton State College and a master's degree in business administration from Monmouth College. Nancy attended CCC part-time, taking evening courses while working for Prudential Insurance Company in Millville, "Higher education was a tenacious search for me in the beginning, ' ' she said. "I knew I wanted something out of life, and it got more defined as I progressed." * The alumna, a Marmora resident, gained a broad background in the humanities by completing such courses as World Literature, Western Civilization and Short Story at CCC. And at Stockton she specialized in the medical field, developing skills in photography, video production and technical writing The education Nancy received through college —humanities, biomedical communications and business administration — provided an excellent preparation for the job she has held at Prudential since 1983, Electronic Media Claims Representative. The local Prudential Branch processes Medicare claims for the states of New Jersey. North Carolina and Georgia. As an area representative Nancy communicates with doctors, hospital officials and other representatives of health agencies A major message Nancy conveys to these individuals is to "get rid of paperwork" by implementing computerized claim entry systems She communicates by developing and distributing literature, conducting seminars and visiting appropriate sites "Everyone involved benefits when computers are used to process Medicare claims," Nancy explained. "Payments are consistent and the cost of filing them is reduced greatly." The demands and rewards of Nancy's career are great And. she noted, the preparation for her position began at CCC. "Obtaining a college education isn't easy; it's a step-by-step process," Nancy related "If 1 hadn't earned an associate's ' degree at Cumberland eight years ago, I wouldn't possess a master's degree today." During fall semester, Nancy will serve as an adjunct faculty member at CCC, teaching Introduction to Business. "I grew a lot at Cumberland, and it's fulfilling to be able to share with others some of the lessons I learned there." she said. The alumna lives with her husband. Bill, and daughter. Amy v We 're Proud of Our Alumni y

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merce will hold its annual membership meeting and installation banquet Wednesday, Oct. 2, at the Golden Eagle Motor Inn, Beach Drive, Cape May. The dinner will begin at 7 p.m., with a Dutch treat cocktail hour preceding it. The 1985 beautification awards will be presented. The reservation deadline is Sept. 27. For further information or to make reservations, call the chamber office at 465-7181. Ruth McCormick is chairperson of the dinner committee.

Midlantic Promotes Schulze WILDWOOD — Charles J. Sansone. president and chief executive officer of the Midlantic National Bank/Union Trust here, recently announced the appointment of Kurt A. Schulze Jr. to assistant vice president. Schulze, assistant cashier, is the officer in charge of Midlantic/Union Trust's Loan Collection Department. He started with the bank in August. 1983. After graduating in 1970 from Franklin High School in Franklin, N.J., he worked with Household Finance Corp. in Pleasantville. Avco Thrift Company in Indio, California, Associates Finance in Palm Springs. v Calif., Coca-Cola Company in Cathedral City, Calif., Gate City Beverage Company in Indio. and Eisenhower Medical Center. Rancho Mirage. ■ Calif. Schulze is married and I lives in Ocean City.

A WS Meeting VILLAS — ^The county Animal, Welfare Society will hold its monthly meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, at the Miilman Center. Bayshore Road. The public is invited Van Visits i Scheduled RIO GRANDE - The County Department of Aging's van. a self-contained office on wheels, will visit various locations during September A staff member will be available to provide dis- F count cards assist with fill- 1 ing out forms, and answer | questions on programs. Visits are scheduled as follows: Sept. 12. North Cape May Shopping Center - Shop n Bag Area 10 to 2 Sept. 16, Ocean City. I Fourth and West Avenues. I 9:30 to 11:30. Sept. 23. Ocean City. I Fourth and West Avenues, I ):30 to 11:30.

Job Seekers Are Wanted COURT HOUSE - Cape Human Resources, Inc., is seeking minority and women workers with skilled or professional skills to register for employment. It is also seeking employers. Those interested are asked to send current resumes to Cape Human Resources, Inc. Exchange, 15 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, N.J. 08210, or call 465-5139.

GOP Meeting AVALON — The Avalon Women's Republican Club will open the fall season with a luncheon meeting noon Tuesday, Sept. 17, at the Golden Inn. Plans for the champagne gala will be completed. For reservations call B. Ross, 967-4401. ifctl You con trust fc___| your house to IS^I YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS Siding Rooting Guttering Corpet Fencing Kitchens Heating A Air Conditioning Bathrooms Storm Windows Insuiotion Water Heaters Storm Doors Mobil# Horn# Roo(ov»rt CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATtS WILDWOOD 522*021 1 COURT HOUSE 405*3141

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