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Academy Openings

NOKTHFIELD - The deadline for applications for appointment to the service academies is Oct. 15. warns Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ). Hughes is accepting applications from area students for berths at the

Naval. Military. Air Froce, and Merchant Marine Academies. Young people who live in i the Second Congressional District and are interested in entering the academies i in July, 1986, should contact Congressman Hughes' Northfield office at 2307 New Road, Northfield, NJ 08225, phone 645-7957, as soon as possible. Young people interested in the Coast Guard Academy should contact the Director of Admissions. U.S. Coast Guard Academy. New London, i Conn. 06320. Appointments I for the Coast Guard Academy are granted sole iy on the basis of an annual nationwide competition. I with no congressional nominations or geographical quotas. The Coast Guard Academy advises that applications must be submitted prior to Dec 15.

Bill to Save Titanic WASHINGTON. DC. - Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) has sponsored legislation designating the RMS TITANIC as an inter national maritime memorial, and prohibiting any tampering with the shipwreck pending implementation of an international agreement The legislation, introduced by full Committee Chairman Walter B. Jones (D-NC), Hughes and other members of the House Merchant Marine Commit tee direcLs the Secretary of State to enter into negotiations with interested nations on preserving the shipwreck, while the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) develops guidelines governing activities at the site which are consistent with the ship's cultural and historical significance

MUA Plans 2 Huddles On Waste SWAINTON — Two "Regional Roundtables" on resource recovery have been scheduled for Tuesday. Oct. 15, at the following locations: 3 p.m. at Woodbine Municipal Building. Franklin and Monroe Avenues; 7 30 p.m. at The Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor Boulevard. Middle Township. Residents are urged to attend one of these important informal meetings and to offer comments or questions on solid waste management and resource recovery development in Cape May County Comments may also be sent to. Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority. Post Office Box 610. Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210 Checklist Can Help On SATs PRINCETON Thousands of students are anxious or afraid of the SAT tests which they must take this winter as part of their requirements for college admission A free SAT checklist is available from Peterson s College Information Center which will help students facing this experience (The SAT's are scheduled for Nov 2 and Dec 7 and Jan. 25 ( and other dates > in 1986 The Preliminary SAT is scheduled for Oct. 19 and 22 The checklist contains three sections. The first provides hints for prepar ing for the test The second section gives helpful advice for taking the test. The third section provides help in deciding whether or not to use coaching and preparation services. The checklist may be obtained free by writing to Peterson's College Information Center, Suite C-4, 601 Ewing St., Prince, ton, NJ 08540. or by calling, in New Jersey. 609/921 3330 or 800/338-5669 J

j Tom f'dhhit BRITAIN-BOUND — Abby Fagan includes a vital item in packing for a month-long-visit to Wing/Leighton Buzzard, community northwest of London. Abby. 13-vear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fagan of Avalon. is one of a dozen Middle Township High School students who left for England today in a student-exchange program. Their counterparts will arrive here for a month in late March.

Screenings Slated For Oral Cancer

COURT HOUSE - Free , oral cancer screenings by < members of the New « Jersey Dental Association t in conjunction with the { ('ape May County Burdette | Tomlin Memorial Hospital, 5 p.m. Monday. Oct 28 Purpose of the screenings is to detect abnor- J malities at an early state when chances for sue cessful treatment are 1 greatest. The examination takes only a few minutes, is i painless and does not require X-rays. "AN ESTIMATED 1.100 new cases of oral cancer will occur in New Jersey i during 1985," Dr Harvey Strair noted. "While the i overall cure rate is about 50 « percent, this could be improved materially through I early detection followed by i prompt treatment < "At highest risk are 1 heavy smokers and those « who habitually combine < smoking with drinking i alcohol. The incidence is twice as high among men • 1 as among women, par- t ticularly men over age 50 c That is why we are urging t persons in these categories c to avail themselves of a r checkup that could literally make the difference bet c ween life and death." c Further information t

regarding the oral cancer screenings may be obtained from the Cape May County unit, by calling Examinations are appointment only.

TV. T. Ave. Repaving Up For Bird NORTH WILDWOOD - The city is seeking bids for the reconstruction of New York Avenue, including repaving from 10th Avenue south to 26th Avenue Bids on the project will taken by the city com mission 11:30 p.m Tuesday. Oct 15. Mayor Lewis said that the major artery should be completed during the next few months Vinci appealed to proper ly owners in the vicinity of the project to review the condition of their curbs and take the steps to have a contractor of their choice make necessary repairs Otherwise, he said, the city may have the work included in the project cost, then assess the owners

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