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Bl. Xni Doris Word READY TO GO — Cape May Point Civic Club is preparing arts and crafts for its annual food sale and bazaar at the Point Fire Mouse July 5. From left are Charlotte Miller, cochairman. Chess Burgesser. arts and crafts and Genevieve McConnell. chairman.

Cape May TSC Grads EWING TWP., NJ - Trenton State College awarded degrees to three Cape May County students during graduation ceremonies May 30. More than 1.600 graduates took part. George H. Reichert of Cape May received a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. Reichert is a 1961 Middle Township High School graduate. He is the son of George and Elaine Reichert. Renee A. Spaulding of Cape May received a bachelor's degree in political science. Spaulding will be employed by the State of New Jersey. Spaulding is a 1982 Middle Township High School graduate. She is the daughter of Henry and Dolores Spaulding. Anne M. Walker of Avalon received a bachelor's degree in elementary education. Walker was awarded honors with her TSC degree. A 1982 Middle Township High School graduate, she is the daughter of Leonard and Rita Walker.

LCMR Honor Rolls List 113 Students

ERMA — First Honors for the fourth marking period were awarded to 24 students at Lower Cape May Regional High School. Named to the Second Honor Roll were 89 others. Student honor winners were: FIRST HONORS Grade Peter Ewald. Monica Gannon. Starr Longford. Carl Roes ing, Krutine Search MB SAT., JULY 5, 9-2, bedipreadj, linont, lamp*, kitchen itemi, china, T.V., oir cond., clothe*, mite. 133- 53rd St., Sea Itle. Rain date, July 12. ! 7/2 YARD SALE- Fri. & Sot.. July 4 & 5. Household goods, furniture, antique*, mi*e item*, 30 yr*. *aving* 249 Fi*hing Creek Rd., Fi*hing Creek. 9 a.m. 7/2 MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALEJuly 5. 9-? 1133 Penna Ave , Cape May Raindote July 6. Many houiehold item* including lawn mower 7/2 JULY 4 A 3, 9 til ? 231- 110th St., Stone Harbor. Houtehold item*, clothe*, lot* of other thing*. 7/2 GARAGE SALE- Sat . July 5, 10 to 2. 6269 Ocean Drive, Avalon. Nautical item*, motorcycle, ping-pong table, furniture, much more. 7/2 3 FAMILY YARD SALE- July 4 & 5. Something for everyone. 9-4, 311 Modi*on Ave., Cape May, raindate. July 12. 7/2 SAT., JULY S, 10-3. 122 53rd St., Sea l»le City. Rain dote July 6. No early bird*. 7/2 919 DUNE DR., AVALON, 7/4 & 5, 9 a.m. Antique* 4 collectible* Clock*, oil and gat lamp*. Butler bowl*, toy*, go* and electric *hadei, jewelry, Nazi item*, old tool* ond many other item*. 7/2 SAT., JULY S, 222.56th St., Avalon. Bedroom furniture, drop leaf table, choir*, wicker, large pointing, toy*, clothing, mi*c. 967-7911. 7/2 DRIVEWAY, OCEAN DRIVE, next to bridge in S troth mere. TV'*, chain, tool*, ceiling fan, mi*c. odd* and end*. Sat., 7/5, 10 to 12. 7/2

Grade 10— Kevin Coombs, Carol Kea, Kimberly Wilson Grade II- Teofilo Bacungan. Pamela Fretz. Timo Maijala. Tamaro McCloy. Kathryn Pelruc celli. Brian Sharpe. Rebecca Snyder. Kimberly Woodward Grade 12— Kann Bowie. Kynette Burton, Francis DiGilio. John Halbruner. Michael Hudgins. Carolyn Morse. Theresa Senico. Kim Wells SECOND HONORS Grade 0- Dana Hromall, Donna 1-athbury. Beth Lincoln. Buffi l-udlam. Kara McColgan, Anthony Nardone. Amy Roth. Roberts Russell. John Ryan. Tara Sherretu. Timothy Synder. Kenneth Taylor. Colleen Wallace. Brandon Weston. Shaula Woehlcke, Colleen Woodward Grade 10- Leslie Ahrendts. Bobbi Jo Beilemare. Jerry Blount. Michael Corletl. Lady Cruz. Heather Dillon. CARA Backs Changing Sex Law COURT HOUSE - The Coalition Against Rape and Abuse, Inc. is encouraging everyone to write State Senator Edward T. O'Connors Jr., Senate Judiciary Committee, 1662 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, 07305, requesting him to release S2147. This bill would provide that in prosecution for sexual offenses, the date of the alleged crime shall not be considered an element of the offense if the victim is unable to specify that date due to age, mental defect or mental incapacity. CHILDREN HAVE no need to relate to the time of day or date as they are not appointment orientated, proponents point out. Tims is not as important in a child's world as in an adult's world, they say. Therefore, children of sex crimes rarely can remember such points of detail as the date, says CARA, and some are even to young to know what date it is. Present law, maintain its critics, protects the perpetrator.

Annette Goodktn. Caroline Greger. . Tina Gross weiler. Linda Halhgan. I Mary House. Kelly Hudgins. Came j Kornick. Jennifer Loper, Brian I I-ucas, Rhodesa Kabino. Ruthann I Schult*. Jennifer Seager, Nicole Seltzer. Sbem Sheppard. Colleen Trimble Grade II— Robert Aquilino. Kasey Becker. Sharon Calfina, Ar Ihur Cohen, Jay Coldren. Dawn Dickinson. Susan DiDomemco. Jen mfer Donovan. Anthony Genovese. l-aunr Graham. Joseph Griesbach. Susan flutter. Suzanne Hyson. Shan non Luthe. Stephanie Miller. Anissa Olah. Rowena Kabino. Tod Stuffier. Linda Steele. Tracy Vainer. Chris Wallace Grade 12— Donna Ackroyd. Gall Buckman. James Burrows, William Cloer. Lon Coan. Traci Dagos una. Joseph Key as. Sandra Garrison. Cindy Harris. Joseph Holzmer. Lyn da Ingersoll. Melinda Johnson. Christine Kelehan. Todd Laskey. Kathleen Lazaro. Daniel MacElrevey. Cindy Mardsen, Josephine Mellor. Patricia Miller. Donna Moore. Claire Nichols. Lisa Owens. Bernadette Quinn, Rubi Rabino, George Rea. Lisa Schroeder. Deborah St John, Margaret Todd. Christine Toro, Tracy Umphenour. Michelle Wanner

- Nf / v STUDENT AWARD — Patricia Miller of Villas, a recent graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High -School, received a $250 scholarship from XI Beta Tau Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi.

H' 5 - w Dor Ward MUSICAL COMING — Members of the County Historical and Genealogical Society will present the Script-Teasers' production of "Commitment to America" July 5 A C at the old court house in Cout House at 7:3B p.m. From left are, Paul Aarouson of North Wildwood, Use play's managing director; Virginia Wilson of Marmora, society president, and Florence L.D, Heal of Cape May. member of the society's Ways and Means Committee. Proceeds benefit the county museum's building fund, for tickets call 544-3535.