Thursday, August 30,1979

The Herald And The Lantern

Page 19

Harbor Art Show

STONE HARBOR - The 23rd annual local Art Show sponsored by the Women’s Civic Club is all set for Sunday September 2, from noon till 5 p.m. at the Civic Club House 96th & Beach. The show, as in other years, will be open to local artists from Avalon, Cape May Court House and the Borough. It will again cover six catergories; Oils, Water Colors,. Acrylics, Mixed Media, Crafts and a Junior division. Ribbon awards will be presented to the winners by Mayor James G. Wood at the close of the show. The committee, under the direction of chairlady Marie Wood, assisted by Vickie Wear. Hilda Mixsell. Roz Blair and Florrie Folcher will accept registrations at the club house on the day of the show from 9a.m. to 11a.m. They cordially invite the general public to see the works of the local artists. Admission and registrations to the show are free offharge.

Old Brick (From Page 1) to have been with the congregation shortly after it was founded, and perhaps was instrumental in having a church erected. He owned and lived on an estate of 200 acres next to the church grounds. Bradner's Run, on the east side of grounds was named for him. Before he left for another ministry, his land was either purchased or given to the church. The second church, a frame and shingle building somewhat larger than the first, was built near the gates of the old grave yeard, around the year 1761. In ,1623, the present church was erected. Bricks were brought from Philadelphia to build it, also to construct the light house at Cape may Point. At this time, these were the only structures in the county made of brick (aside f rom chimneys). In the cemetery of the church are the graves of many of Cape May County’s first settler. It is believed that there are more Mayflower descendants buried here than in any one spot outside of Massachusetts. Of the 50 passengers who left

descendants, one married into the Sbllden family. Their children married members of the Learning, Eldridge, Stites, Hughes, Swain and Ewing families. Throughout the years, Cape May Countians have tended to remain in the county and many local residents, and the blood of the Pilgrims runs through the veins of many. Shell Club Lecture STONE HARBOR - JERRY HARASEWYCH A Drexel graduate and an associate at the Delaware Museum will be the guest speaker at the Monday September 10, meeting of the Jersey Cape Shell Club, at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Blvd, 8 p.m. The meeting is open to the public.

Avalon School Openings

AVALON - The Avalon Elementary School will begin the fall session Wednesday. September 5 at 9 a.m. Children should not arrive at school before 8:45. The entrance bell will ring at 8:55 a.m. Dismissal will be at 3:20 p.m. A handbook wi# be sent home the first day of school listing school policies and schedules. New pupils should be enrolled at the school office no later than Friday, August 31. Elementary Bus Routes will change slightly because there will only be one Kindergarten session in Stone Harbor and the 21st Street run will be incorporated in the north end bus run. High School and Parochial routes will be substantially the same as last year. Drivers will make minor adjustments the first few days of school for the safety and convience of children. As long as there is room in the buses, elementary children will be permitted to ride the school bus if they live north of 20th Street, south of 37th Street, or across the waterway west of Ocean Drive. -All Kindergarten, High School, and Parochial children will be transported. ELEMENTARY ROUTE NO. 1A BUS NO. 3 DRIVER MR. DYER This route serves children living in the north end of the Island north of 20th Street, but including those children living west of Ocean Drive in the 21st Street area, and Kindergarten children south to 32nd Street. The bus leaves the school at 8:30 and returns to the school at

8:55.

ELEMENTARY ROUTE NO. 2A BUS NO. 2 DRIVER MR. ANDERSON This route serves children grades 1-8 living in the south end of the Island, south of 37th Street, but including the lagoons section west of Ocean

dergarten children living south of 32nd Street The first pickup is at 78th and Ocean Drive at 8:25 and the bus arrives at school at

8:45.

kindergArte^ ROUTE NO. IB BUS NO. 3 DRIVER MR. DYER This route takes all Kindergarten children to the Stone ,Harbor Elementary School. It is an extension of the Elementary Route No. 1A. Kindergarten children will remain on this bus as it discharges grades 1-8 at the Avalon Elementary School. Some Kindergarten children living south of 32nd Street will transfer to this bus. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL BUS Plans are being formulated at the High School at this time to have all after school activities take the bus home at 5:00, thereby doing away with the 4:00 bus but providing transportation for those who need it. HIGH SCHOOL ROUTE NO. I BUS NO. 3 DRIVER MR. DYER A.M. ONLY This route jserves High School students attending Middle who live in the south end of the Island. The bus leaves the elementary school at 7:25 and travels south through Stone Harbor and Stone Harbor Manor to the High School. HIGH SCHOOL ROUTE NO. 2 BUS NO. 2 DRIVER MR. ANDERSON A.M. AND P.M. ' This route serves High School students attending Middle who live in the north end of the Island. The bus leaves the elementary school at 7:20and travels to the inlet section and returns to 30th Street and travels to the Parkway via the General Bell Causeway. The P.M. run services the entire city. i PAROCHIAL HIGH

BUS NO. I DRIVER MR. HAINES A.M. This route serves Wildwood Catholic High students living in both Avalon and Stone Harbor. The bus leaves the elementary school at 7:00 and travels to the inlet section of Avalon and returns south through Avalon and Stone Harbor to North Wildwood. The P.M. bus is Number 3 and is driven by Mr. Dyer. It leaves the school at 2:40. PAROCHIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROUTE NO. 1 BUS NO. 1 DRIVER MR. HAINES This route serves Saint Joseph's ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PUPILS LIVING IN Avalon. The first pickup will be at the south end of Ocean Drive in Avalon at 8:05. The bus will travel north through Avalon and Townsends Inlet to St. Josephs Elementary

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This route serves Saint Joseph's Elementary School pupils living in Avalon. The first pickup will be at the south end of Ocean Drive in Avalon at 8:05. The bus will travel north through Avalon and Townsends Inlet to St. Joseph’s Elementary

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Garden Club

AVALON - The first meeting of the Avalon Garden Club will be held Monday, September 17 at Borough Hall at 10a.m. After a short business meeting, the members will adjourn to the wetlands institute where Ann Galley will conduct a meadow walk. The members are advised to wear boots. The members are aA) asked to collect weeds to dry and also to dry flowers for different meetings this year.

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