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NTPA Program Has Job-lift Training

RIO GRANDE - Cape May County businesses will soon be able to find qualified office help "right in their backyard" through a new secretarial science course offered by the county's Job Training and Partnership Act program. Administered by Atlantic Community College at its Cape May County Extension Center here, the program offers county residents with limited income the opportunity to "get a foundation that will qualify them for entrylevel work," according to Joan Sooy, coordinator of ACC's JTPA programs. "WE'RE TAKING people with little or no job skills and giving them the training needed for interesting, better-paying work," said Sooy. "Some Cape May County residents work non-skilled, seasonal jobs. We're trying to qualify them for skilled, year-round employment." Helena Aber, county classroom training specialist, feels that successful JTPA programs like the secretarial science course will benefit the AA UW Sets 2nd Chance Student Aid

STONE HARBOR - The Cape May Branch of the American Association of University Women announces that applications are presently being accepted for the newly established Second Chance Scholarship. This Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to a local woman who wishes to resume or to continue her undergraduate education at the school of her choice. The applicant must be a permanent resident of Cape May County and must have been accepted for admission to a* program either in a community college or college. THE SCHOLARSHIP is to be awarded on the present degree of financial need and may be used for tuition or cost of support systems such as child care. To apply, the applicate must submit two letter of recommendation, a current personal income statement and a letter stating her plans to continue her education. All applications are due by June 30, and should be mailed to: Second Chance Scholarship, P.O. Box 12. Stone Harbor, N.J. 08247. Proceeds from the benefit luncheon and fashion show sponsored recently by the Cape May Branch have been designated to support the scholarship. The branch also cintributes to the AAUW nationwide Educational Foundations Programs, which are designed to encourage women in advance scholarly research, in the creative arts, and also in preparation for effective professional careers.

: students and the county as I a whole. I The instructor, Therese Brennan of Marmora, is i emphasizing three areas of the secretarial science field: "It's important for the students to learn word processing, filing, and grammar and punctuation skills," said Breenan. "Companies today demand skills in those areas." Meet Set By Seafood Producers COURT HOUSE - An organization and program planning meeting of the Cape May County Seafood Producers Association will be held 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, in the Cape May County Extension Service Office. Topics for discussion will be the association's participation in the Cape May Seafood Festival, proposed actions on state and federal legislation and recipients for this year's scholarsltip award. The meeting is open to commercial fishermen and their families interested in protecting and promoting the county's commercial Fishing industry. The Cooperative Extension Service office is at mile marker 5 on Dennisville Road, Court House.

Preschool Handicapped Child Aid COURT HOUSE - Parents who suspect their preschool-age child may be ' handicapped can now get free help from their local school districts. Middle Township Public Schools are taking part in Child Find, a statewide program to locate and provide services for those children age 3 to 5 who may have physical, mental, or emotional difficulties. Screening, professional guidance, and an educational program (if needed) are all available free of charge through the schools. THESE ARE possible signs of a special handicap: child has trouble seeing people or objects: child has trouble hearing voices or other sounds; child is unusually quiet. Also, child throws "temper tantrums" or cannot get along with others; child cannot pronounce works properly; child has particular health probems. For more information, contact your schools. Call the Middle Township Public Schools at 465-9411 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or write to Dr. Theodore B. Johnson, superintendent, at 216 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, N.J. 06210.

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