10 t Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 15 January '86

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Freeholders Ask Divine Help

COURT HOUSE - New Freeholder-Di-rector William E. Sturm Jr. made two quick changes in meeting procedures last week. "We'll begin with the Lord's Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance," announced Sturm, apparently surprising even a couple of his fellow freeholders. Asked later about the change, Sturm told this newspaper "We could always use a little help from the Almighty , it provides a calming influence "And it never hurts to salute the flag," he added. "It reminds us of our responsibility." The board has not opened with the prayer or pledge in Sturm's memory, and he's the senior member with 15 years service. Sturm said he would call on a different freeholder each time to lead the prayer and pledge.

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Course Slated In Radio WILDWOOD- The Cape May County Amateur Radio Club, through its president, John Raeburo, announces a 10-week course of instruction beginning Jan. 21 in cooperation with the Wildwood Evening Activities Program. Successful completion leads to an FCC license with on-the-air privileges as a Novice Class operator "In fact." Raeburn explained, "the final exam is the FCC approved licensing test." THE LOCAL club offers volunteer Instructors and /^Xhminers with the / Wildwood Evening pro- ( gram providing facilities ) and administration. Registration information may bepbtained by contacting th«r Evening Program -^3K5a-1670. For informs L tion about amateur radio ■ contact the instructor. Ken Horning, at 886-2361.

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Deadlines In School Elections COURT HOUSE - With elections in most Cape May County school districts coming up Tuesday, April 11, deadlines for filing petitions and designation of challengers have been announced by Robert G. Bongart, county superintendent of schools. with the exception of Sea Isle City, the county Vocational School District and the Special Services School District, which have appointed boards of education, the deadlines are: FOR FILING of nominating petitions in regional districts and Type II (elected board) districts, 4 p.m. Feb. 6. Drawing for position of candidates on the ballot, no later than 4 p.m. Feb. 8. Appoint me n t of challengers, March 27. Persons who wish to vote in the annual school election must be permanently registered or must register between now and 30 days before the election. Those not permanentely registered can register at the office of the local municipal clerk or at the office of the county Board of Elections. Court House. Its Winter You can count on Grace 522-2421 CRRCE OiLCO. Mil Fast Mh St North Wildwood \| / WAGNER UPHOLSTERY Custom Upholstering To Fit Your Needs! Before • You Buy New, Call For An Estimate! CALL 263-3422 263-3297 6604 Landi* Ave., Sea I tie City