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Sewerage Election? Jan. 26 in Middle

COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township Sewage Commission will hold an election Sunday, Jan. 26. to select two commissioners to serve Sewerage District rio. l. Ferry Changes Announced CAPE MAY - The Cape Mlay-Lewes Ferry announced two changes in its w jnter schedule effective Jan. 1. The 6:30 departure from Cipe May was changed to 7 p.m.. and the 8:30 departure from Lewes was changed to 8:40 p.m. Four departures from Ckpe May and four from L;wes occur seven days a week. From Cape May. the times are: 7:30 a.m.. 11 a.m.. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m." From Lewes, the times are: 9:30 a.m.. 1 p.m.. 5 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. The ferry takes 70 minutes to cross the Delaware Bay. For more information, call the Cape May Terminal at 886-2718 £• i t i

Voting will be at the Firp Hall, 10 South Boyd St. here, from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Anyone interested in running for the non-paying job can get election petition forms by contacting Clerk Jeanne DeVico at 465-3099, Mechanic Street, or the law offices of Alvarez and Israelow at 465-9401, Five South Main St. The petitions can be obtained Monday through ? Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and must be filed ; with DeVico no later than > Jan. 6. Candidates must be i residents of and qualified ■ voters within the district. Commissioners will be > elected to three-year terms. 1 GOP to Install VILLAS - The Villas » Women's Regular j Republican Club will have its installation of officers at ) its meeting 8 p.m. WednesJ day, Jan. 15, at Bayshore and Weber Roads.

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Policemen Graduate SEA GIRT — Policemen from three Cape May County municipalities, one of > whom was president of the , class, were graduated from ; the New Jersey State Police Training Center here recently. I They are: Patrolman . Steven H. Roach, Wildwood, who was president of the 183rd training i class. Patrolman Roger W. ! Stanford, Stone Harbor, I and Patrolman Daniel R. i Bradley, Wildwood Crest. An Appeal For Blood DENNISVILLE - The Red Cross has made an appeal to g ve blood at a collecs tion session Friday, Jan. 10, r at the Dennis Township Ele- ; mentarj School. Academy t Road, between 2: 30 and 7: 30 - p.m. i Call the Red Cross at 646-7000 or visit the school. •

Wildwood High Orientation Meet

WILDWOOD - The Wildwood High School Guidance Department has announced plans for its evening orientation program for the students and parents of the Class of 1990. The program will be 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, in the High School library. This year's program is extremely important. Many of the requirements and courses for the incoming freshmen have been evaluated and revised by the high school's curriculum committee. An overview of the curriculum will be given by Wayne C. Newell, director of guidance, and a thorough explanation of all changes will be given by each

department chairperson and members of the administration. AN EXPLANATION of < the implications of the new High School Proficiency Test wilj also be presented. Curriculum booklets will be made available to all in attendance. Individual parent/student conferences for the purpose, of scheduling will be conducted beginning Jan. 14 The sessions will be provided by the Wildwood High* School Guidance Staff at the respective elementary schools. Any questions concerning registration for Wildwood High School should be directed to the Guidance Department at 522-6955.

LOOKING TO FINISH YOUR ASSOCIATE'S OR BACHELOR'S DEGREE? Visit with representatives from Thomas A. Edison State College, New Jersey's external degree program, at the Atlantic Community College Cape May County Extensicn Center, 6 to 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 10, and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday. Jan. 11. Edison is a fully accredited college of liberal arts and general education for students wishing to complete associate's or bachelor's degrees. The school accepts up to IK) community college transfer credits. ACC counselors also will be available during the question and answer presentation. For more information call the center, located in the Village* Shoppes of Rfc Grande, Routes 9 anjl47, at 886-7189. Please call during the week of Jan. 6 only. Make a New Year's resolution to get that degree! ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAPE MAY COUNTY EXTENSION CENTER RIO GRANDE, NJ. 08242

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