14 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 30 April '86

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Bar Association Honors Students

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Bar Association will honor all students, teachers, and coaches who participated in the county mock trial competition. The participants will be hosted at a noon luncheon Friday timed to coincide with Law Day. The luncheon will be at the Wildwood Golf and CountryClub. here. All students who participated will receive certificates of honor. A scholarship will also be awardeJ to one of the students. The selection will be announced at the luncheon. THE LOCAL mock trial competition was conducted March 3 and 6 in the county courthouse Teams from Wildwood Catholic High School. Wildwood High School, and Lower Cape May Regional High Schools enacting a murder trial. The local competition was won by Wildwod High School. The county winner participated March 15 in a Southern Regional Com petition in Toms River Wildwood Catholic was eliminated in the early L rounds by the eventual winI ner of the competition. Cherry Hill West. TIIE COUNTY teams

were coached as follows: Wildwood High School. Linda Best, teacher coach, and Kevin Thornton, attorney advisor. Wildwood Catholic. Ann Hughes, coach, and Albert Telspy. advisor. Lower Cape May Regional. Richard Houghton, coach. Joseph Grassi. Bruce Conweiz. and Jeff Gibbons, advisors.

Job Fair Saturday WILDWOOD - The city is sponsoring its second annu<)j'job fair for residents and students from Wildwood Catholic and Wildwood High Schools 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday at the Wildwood Recreation Center. Rio Grande Avenue. According to Mayor Vic DiSylvester. who initiated the program last year and who will again be actively involved. "One of my personal goals is to help our unemployed communitymembers This program will bring them together with, local businesses seeking summer employes" THE JOB FAIR consists of two parts. The morning orientation includes a session to be given bv Kevin Yecco. personnel director, assisted by Frances Phelps, employment office interviewer from the Department of Labor and Industry, and Pat Brooks. Wildwood High School guidance counselor It will focus on job-seeking-skills such as interview techniques, filling out applications and personal presentation Also covered are listings of local jobs available and a discussion of work habits. After a refreshment break, the afternoon allows for participating businesses and Wildwood area reaffleljts to meet and personally discuss employment opportunities The businesses involved include restaurants, hotels/motels, retail stores, night clubs, other service businesses and the armed forces For more information, contact Yecco at 522-2444. ext 49

Traffic Lights Go Summery Look out. The official start of summer may be almost two months away, but the state Department of Transportation (DOT) is starting to adjust traffic signals in the county to their summer cycles. Translation: longer waits at the busy intersections on Route 9 and the Garden State Parkway, and red lights instead of yellow on the barrier islands. Area Traffic Engineer John McCarthy said DOT starts early to "help local drivers adjust." There are a couple local exceptions, he said. Ocean City keeps its traffic lights going year-round, and Cape May hasn't settled on its schedule.

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