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Fourth Alumni dinner
at Vo-Tech draws 150
The Cape May County
Vocational Technical Center
'held its fourth annual alumni
dinner at the "76 House" in,
Swainton Friday. The program
included the presentation of an
Outstanding Alumni Award, a
presentation on Vo Tech's soon-
to-be constructed 9th and 10th
grade. Career Center, a buffet
dinner, and an entertaining and
enjoyable production of the. hit
Broadway musical, "Guys and
Dolls."
More than ISO guests attended,
almost doubling the
turnout to last year's alumni
dinner. The guests included Vo
Tech alumni, faculty and staff
members.
Peter Carey, Vo Tech student
services coordinator, introduced
the program, and
Mrs. Gail Schmidtchen,
assiotant student services
coordinator, spoke about the
Seaview Church lists
The Gospel Road'
LINWOOD — "The Gospel
Road," conceived and
produced by Johnny Cash and
his wife, June Carter Cash, will
be shown Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in
Seaview-Baptist Church, 2025
Shore rd.
The film is a blend of
scripture-based narrative, a
supply of specially written
songs and a series of in-depth
character portrayals with
Israel as the mixing bowl.
You are there walking beside
the Jordan and the Sea of
Galilee, being introduced to the
disciples, experiencing the
emotional impact of the trial
.before Pilate, and becoming
personally involved with
sympathetic pain when Robert
Eifatrom, as Christ, suffers the
physical attack that precedes
the Crucifixion.
Why take a chance with
new Career Center. However,
the program was highlighted by
the presentation of the 1977
Outstanding Alumni Award to
Mr. and Mrs. John Cocci. The
Cocci's graduated from Vo
Tech's fj'rst cosmetology class
•in 1962. Since then they have .
become the successful shop
owners of Jon Mario's in
Wildwapd. Besides participating
on Vo Tech's Advisory
Council, they have
maintained contact with Vo
Tech over the last IS years, and
provided many employment
opportunities for Vo Tech
graduates.
The program ended with
remarks from Gamaliel
Broadley, president of the
Vocational Board of Education,
and Robert Toft. Vo Tech
superintendent.
Many Vo Tech graduates
could not be reached because of
change in address. Therefore
anyone interested in being
contacted regarding future
alumni activities should contact
the Student Services office
at 465-4117.
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Counwllor photo
ADVANCE FORCES — Joe Knopp, assistant Scoutmaster for Ocean City
Troop 32, passing out tickets for the Annual Spring Scout Show to be held at the
City Recreation area on Saturday, May 7. Scout, Andy McKinney, Tom Benson,
Bob Stanton and other Scouts will be out knocking on doors. The tickets are $1
and the proceeds will be used for the Atlantic Area Council Scouting program.
Solar energy-next century Golden Agers speaker topic
"Although solar energy is
free, plentiful, and nonpolluting,"
a Mobil executive
told the Ocean City Golden Age
Club Tuesday, "it isn't likely to
supply a significant part of our
energy until well into the next
century.
J. G. Porter, planning
manager of Mobil Research at
Paulsboro, pointed out solar
energy "doesn't come in a form
that is convenient for fueling
your car, or baking your bread,
or heating your house on a cold
winter night." He went on to
say that developing the
technology to . make solar
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Solar energy is just one of the
long term alternatives to oil
and gas, Porter said, that a
national energy policy should
encourage, so the U.S. will be
assured of a dependable energy
supply. The policy also should
encorage solutions to the
technical, political and
economic problems associated
with making greater use of our
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tremendous potential of shale
oil and speeding construction of
nuclear power plants.
For the short term, the next
IS years, the U.S. will have to
rely on oil and gas for most of
our energy, he said. We continue
to use more energy than
we produce, and to rely heavily
on imports which can
jeopardize both our national
security and our economy. So
the short term policy should (1)
Thought for the week
£
The Rev. Charles L. Wood, Ed.D.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
A young priest of bur for you.' "
acquaintance, Kenneth It seems to me this young
MacKenzie, knew that he was man has captured a spirit
dying of cancer. He served a which should pervade all
large Episcopal church in the human undertaking. Whatever
Diocese of New York, and we do, think, or say in whatever
shortly before his death he time is granted to us here, it
wrote these words in a may not be very much quan-
newsletter to his congregation: titatively speaking, but we nave .
"My motto for as much of my done it for Him. Life* ia an of-*
life as remains is: 'Quality, not
..'quantity of life' so that:
whenever death comes (and
remember God only gives any
of us one day at a time) it may
be faced with a resurrection
faith and my life yielded to God
like a child on Father's Day,
saying, 'Here, dear Father. It
isn't very much, but I made it
r
whatever we have learned of
the healing and renewing love
and power of God, and as Saint
Paul once wrote, those things
which are true and lovely and of
good report, those qualities
which enrich the spirit we shall
carry forward into a renewed
and beautiful, spiritual life.
Ironically, it feast the solid and
fering, an oblation lifted up valuable things of the world
to our heavenly Father in which are lasting: it is the
humble thanksgiving. . elusive and ihe intangible
Whatever we earn or acquire of things which. are of eternal
material blessing here, we are significance.
assured in the holy Scriptures The resurrection faith of
that we shall not take it with us: which the good priest wrote is
it is written that we brought that which sustains us as we
nothing into this world and shall approach the end of this present
carry nothing out. But life and prepare, each in his
own way, to enter into the next
phase of life. At this point
Divorced Catholics
religion has much to say to men
and to women about their
future. It gives hope, and
peace, and a glorious promise..
meeting is scheduled That message of Easter Day is
CAMDEN — Separated, of psychology, Uieolug> and the universal in appeal . and
divorced, and divorced and legal and pastoral implications tuneless .in quality, infinitely
remarried Catholics are invited of divorce. Topics selected are precious in value. Go to the
to attend a seminar under the the results of a survey com- church of your -choice this
auspices of the Camden pleted by participants in the Easter Day and hear the
Diocesan Family Life Bureau, first meeting for divorced message anew as it is once
at Incarnation Hall, Mantua, Catholics held last October in again proclaimed, He is risen!
Sunday afternoon, April 24,2 - 4 Mantua.
p.m.
The meetings are, according
to Father Joseph DiMauro,
Program speakers are theFamily
life Bureau Director,
Rev, Robert Dunphy, Catholic part of the diocese's ongoing
Social Services staff member; pastoral concern for divorced
the Rev. Michael Mannion, Catholics.
assistant director for adult and Reservations for the April 24
secondary religious education; meeting are necessary. For
and Msgr. Charles Barth, more information and reser-
pastor of Christ the King vations contact Nancy Notaro
parish, Haddonfield.
by calling 641-0059 (Shore
The afternoon's panel' area); or Eleanor Geibel,
presentation includes the areas phone 456-8050 (Camden area).
THURSDAY. APRIL 7.1977
Congressional hearing eyes
Cape May City beach erosion
WASHINGTON, D.C. —A cubic yards. The next 10 years
$50,000 appropriation is being saw Cape May beaches lose an
sought from the'Congress to , alarming 594,000 cubic yards of
rectify a, 66-year old federal sand per year. In the years 19&
debt by putting into motion a
major project to restore the
severely eroded beaches of
Cape May, N.J.
Congressman William J.
Hughes (D-NJ); joined by Cape
May Mayor Arthur Blomkvest
and Councilman J. Fred
Coldren, made the request for
the $50,000 addition to the Army
Corps of Engineers budget for
fiscal year 1978 in an appearance
before the Howe
Committee on Appropriations
Public Works Subcommittee
March 31.
The money would permit the
Corps to begin Phase I advanced
engineering and design
work on what is referred to as
Group II-2 of the New Jersey
Coastal Inlets and Beaches,
Project. This is a 4.5 mile
stretch from Cape May Inlet to
Cape May Point which, since
the construction of the Cold
Spring jetties in 1911 to protect
the U.S. Coast Guard Training
Station there, has wiped out
three-quarters of then existing
beachfront.
encourage energy.conservation "In the 32-year period alone
by providing incentives for beginning in 1945," Hughes told
individuals and industry to use Committee Chairman Tom
less; (2) increase the domestic Bevill (D-Ala.) and other
supply of oil and gas by en- members of the subcommittee,
couraging offshore exploration "theCity of Cape May has at its
and relaxing price controls; own expense spent nearly $2.5
and (3) reduce- government million to combat erosion
harassment of industry by brought about by the—con-
cutting down on red tape. For
example, make it possible for
the U.S. to build nuclear power
plants in 4 to 5 years, as they do
in Europe, instead of 10 to 12.
r
from Admiral O.W. Siler,
Commandant of the U.S. Coast
Guard, which pointed out that
erosion at the facility was so
through 1968, approximately 2!> severe that "a high, priority
percent. of the city's bonded Coast Guard project must be
indebtedness resulted' from considered'; if the Corps pjan
efforts to curb erosion," the fails to proceed on schedule'
Congressman testified.
The.advanced engineering,
The need to seek the $50,000 and design phase will take two,
from Congress is necessitated to three'years to complete and
by a freeze on all new water require approximately $585,000
resources projects mandated to fund (at October 1976 prices),
by the Carter Administration totally at federal expense.
and the Ford Administration Construction would take from
before it. Congress, however, three to five years to complete,
has initiated new water resulting in a completion date
resources projects over the between 1982 and 1985.
objections of the executive
branch.
If approved by the House
Appropriations Public Works
At stake, Hughes and the Subcommittee, the full com-
local officials made clear, is the mittee would be required to
economic survival of Cape endorse the action and send it to
May. Evidence of support for the floor for consideration as
the project was underscored by one item in a larger package.
letters of support directed to Completion of the process is
Bevill's subcommittee which expected to take several
local officials estimated were months.
sent by a third of the residents
of Cape May.
The total cost of the com- SET FOR ELECTION
bination beach protection and Election of officers for the
erosion control project drafted coming year will take place at
by the Army Corps for Cape the meeting of the 83 Club
May is $21,734,000. Of that Wednesday, April 20, at 8 p.m.
amount, all but $2,150,000 would in Plymouth Inn. Mary Swartz,
be spent by the federal president, urges all members to
government rather than the attend. The 83 Club is the social
normal 5040 split because of club of Ocean City Chapter 83
recognition of liability for the Order of Eastern Star. In-
construction of the jetties. stallation will take place May
Hughes introduced into4be 18 which will be the final
record a May 14, 1976 letter meeting of the year.
struction of the Cold Spring
Jetties.
"Between 1937 and 1955, the
average annual net loss of
beach was estimated at 193,000
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PAGE 3 — SECTION THREE
Ouestionsand Answer*
. EDITOR'S NOTE: Year ':
social security. office at ,
Pennsylvania and Padfte '
aves. In Ailantle City, wiB
. answer all your oscstfeas.
For more personal replies •
phone 347-34M or write or
visit the office.
• Q. Will Medicare insurance
pay for ambulance service!?
A. Medical insurance wiQ
help pay for ambulance services
if the n mNf)innf f»y it's
personnel meet Medicare
requirements, and other "«—iy.
of transportation would endanger
the patient's beattfa.
Q. Should I send my doctor
bills into Medicare as aooo Ml
get them or do I have to wait
until I get a certain amount
before I make my claim?
A. There is no definite rat*
but generally itis better tosantf
in your bub as you reach*
them. Thtt helps the peopto
who pay Medicare damn to
process them fitter, sad
prevents a "pile up" of claims
at certain times dart* tfct
year. ...
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our earnings for last year. Dp
we report my husband's
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our bank
A. Any penon who caeatvwl
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check in MM and e«_
12,780 mutt file an ^
report by April IS, 1*17.
earnings from work
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People who earned .
t2.no and got one or mo*
monthly social secoriQr
retirement, dependent,
staTvhrora cheeks in lt»
sirtnUtananaialrapflBtt* ___
earaings to aodal aanvto by
April 15, according to AVraf
Lopez, aodal •ecortty diatrlet'
manager in AUantic City. :
Tfce report shows haw much
was earned in wages and aaVemployment
income last yaw
by people who get monthly
social security payments • at
well a how much they expect
to earn this year.
"Ihe report will be used to
determine if people wen paid
the correct amount of aodal
security benefits for UK,"
Lopeasaid. "It wiD also be used
to adjust their monthly 1177
sodal security payments according
to their estimated
earnings."
Full social security benefits
could be paid to eligible people
in 1976 if they.earned tMSOor
less for the year. But no mattar
bow much fcey earned for the
year, they could be paid their
full social security benefits for
any month they earned mo or
less and didn't do titistsnllaf
work in their own business. -
Thefigures for 1*77 areH,QS>
for the year and tao a maaflu
"People who file an ajptaal
report late or don't me one
that's due may suffer a
penalty," Lopes said.
People who were 72 or over to
all months of 1976 don't need to
file an annual report of
"U you have questions aboat
the "ursisl ursisl rrptfT rrptfT* or Mad as
earatmpi report fomv call or
write any aodal senator ef>
flee. M Lopes said Iba
City aodal saearity offl
Pennsylvania and Padfte
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