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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. September 10,1980

Warsaw Doctor Among 5 Named at Shelton

CAPE MAY Five new members have been added to the faculty of Shelton College, announced at the» beginning of the fall semester by Dr. Carl Mclnti.e. chancellor. Dennis J.M. Brown, who has taught at Indiana State University. Greenville , College and Washington Baptist Teachers College, joins the education department Charmenz S. I>enhart. who taught at Shelton from 1971 to 1972, returns to teach English She most recently taught at Florida Institute of Technology. Derq ‘ Hewlett, who recently completed the work for his PhD degree at Ohio Static University.

majoring in music history, joins the music department. Now teaching biology and the Russian language at Shelton is Dr. Wladysaw Shturma, a graduate of the Medical Academy of Warsaw. Poland, which is associated with Warsaw University. Moat of his training was done in Russia. Because of his Christian testimony he was forced to leave Russia during his final, completing his education in Poland. Mark Herman, an alumnus, received his MA degree from the University of South Carolina, majoring in history.

S. Philly Alumni To Picnic

PLANNING THE 10th Annual Autumn Champagne Gala of the Avalon Women's Republican Club are, from left: Florence Gadsby. Mary Off. Helen Montgomery, chairwoman, and Marion Glltrap, vice president. The gala will, be held Sept. 13 at the Avalon Yacht Club. Call Mary Fallon for reservations. 987-3575. Show Ribbon-Winning Day

COURT HOUSE - The first annual family picnic of the South Jersey Shore Chapter, South Philadelphia High School Alumni, will take place noon, Sept. 14, at the Cape County Park, Rt. 9. Some 85 members from classes ranging from 1919 to 1966 arc expected to attend with their families and friends. Many of those who are joining aren’t graduates,but were members of one of the classes, and have similar memories of the school, neighborhoods and classmates. AN ADDED attraction will be the string bands

who are . scheduled to perform as part of the County Park regular Sunday afternoon programs. The number of former South Philadelphia High School students in the South Jersey shore area, particularlyin Atlantic and Cape May Counties is estimated at about 500. FOR COMPLETE information about the picnic, call one of these numbers: Mario Aversa, 822-9008 Rose Botto, 522-5061 Delores Lelle, 729-7040 Ray Talbot, 398-0404, Joseph Jacovino. 398-2796, or Jack Schwakoff, 8865879.

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STONE HARBOR - The women's Civic Club voneluded its summer program of special events with an art show that cochairladies Mrs. Marie Wood and Mrs. Harry Wear, along with their committee of Mrs. Roz Blair, Mrs. Philip Mixseli and Florence Folcher, called "most successful" Thirty entries were on display. The club reported many of the artists sold many more paintings this year than in other years to the steady stream of visitors that filled the club house throughout the day. Judges Norma Betz, local artist and Charles Bofinger, local advertising agency manager, selected winners and runners-up May James G. Wood, assisted by Little Miss Stone Harbor. Alison Rice.

presented ribbons to all the winners and a medallion to the Best of Show. THK WINNERS Oil*: Pint Ptecr - Earl KMd. "Sratcapt*." Strand Place — Barbara KrinkraflrM. "Manaynnk." HonaraMr Mention — Graclne MrMenamy, "Still IJfe." First Place - Water l otar*. John Cleveland. "Gel Ike Gaff." Second Place — Audrey Hardy. "Tlie Wave." Honorable Mention — Killy Hoopet, "flam IMlUtm." F irst Place - Acrylics. Earl Kidd. " Vellonr A Brown Kochs." Second Place — Audrey Hardy. "Scratched." Honorable Mention - David Whitaker. "Cape May F’hberle*." First Place — Crafts. Cissy MAsIna. "Jamaica Dogwood." Second Place - Cissy Messina. "The Cat." Honorable Mention — Grace Wlagert. "Bine Rug " First Place — Photography. Kandy Coyle. "Windows on Nova Scotia." BUI Doaohoe, "l.»ke I’rflecUon." Honorable Mention — Kandy Coyle, "Blossoms at l-ongwood." junior Division — First Place. Susan Townley. "IJgbthonae." Rest of Show — second place. Cissy Messina. "Jamaica ;

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