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Four Cape May county residents were among the 1,400 Montclair College students to receive degrees at recent commencement excerstses. Awarded bachelor's degrees were: Ann Marie

Scaltee, 918 Lafayette St.. Cape May; Elizabeth Clifton. 121 Farragut Rd.. Wildwood Crest. Dennis Nelson Sharp, S51 Nummy Town Rd.. Cape May and Cassandra Ann Parr. 516A Sunnyhall Rd., CLape May.

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CHAIRLADY for the Sea I,runs successful cocktail party, benefit the Helen I,. Diller vacation home for blind children. Julie Purdy, center, receives connratulatitnis from Louise Lloyd, president of the Sea Lions and Wm. Lloyd, president of the Stone Harbor Lions Club. (Photo by Al Westoff) Cape Art Gala

CAPE MAY - Glhny Long. Cissy Messina and David Sayre, three local artists, will be exhibiting their work in the Climb Gallery, at “The Market At Bubbling Well Road' .411 Washington Street, Cape May Mall, with a gala 4th of July opening reception. Ms. Long, presently living in Cape May. is a Fine Arts graduate of Penn State University, and is currently teaching children's classes at the Cape May County Art League. She will be exhibiting paintings, drawings and prints of people and places. Cissy Messina, who has operated Sculpture Galleries in North Jersey and Key West since 1973, now works from her studio in Chpe May. She specializes in cast animals pieces and graceful birds carved in exotic, tropical hard wnpds. David Sayce. of Cape May will exhibit his photographs taken during his extensive travels up and down (he East Coast.

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