Herald A Lantern 25 November 81

An Artist on Artists

CAPEJMAY —Nicholas Solovroff of this comtiunity, whose wafercolofs of Cape May scenes w^re recently exhibited at the County Art League on the Physick Estate here, will* ^ present the third program in the League's series at the Carriage House Gallfery on the estate, 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 3

His topic will be Painters 'of Places and Solovioff's slide-illustrated program will be about the painter as tour guide ^whose depictions df Ipcales in this country and around the world’ have bften amounted to a minor industry. English printers for example, #ho took the “grand tour" of Europe, often brought back views of ancient and modem Rome. He will also discuss the. painters of. the Hudson River School and the painters of the American West, as well as the locales depicted by the “Ashcan School” of painters. Solovioff has chosen his subject because, as a painter of Cape May, he feels that its individual look might well have fostered its own painters' school. THE SPEAKER has a master's, degree in Fine Arts from Harvard University. where he began his studies in astronomy, physics and mathematics, later switching to art history. He has taught at Harvard’s Fogg Museum and at the Parsons .School of Design in New York He has done covers for^Fprtune Magazine arid 'illustrated various periodicals such as the Smithsonian and Time-Life Bdoks. Solovioff has been a combat artist in Vietnam, covered the Apollo Space program at Cape Kennedy, and documented the development of the World Trade Center in New York in illustrations.

‘Apprentice’ Performers Announced

COI^D. SPRING - The Joanne’ Reagan Dflnce Studios here recently formed a new "Apprentice'' per forming troupe composed of *32 young ladies and gentlemen ranging from 4

to'12.

The .youngsters were selectetf upon exemplification' of dance and perform’artce achievement. THIS ’PERFORMING group is now^working On p new repertoire of song and , dance. Children in the "ap- ! prentice" are Jennifer

LoMoflaco. Kelli Me Cullough. Jackie Wiechort. Heather Gryning. Julie Graham/ Colleen Sheehan. Also Denise Dwyer. Arm Grom. Christine Cotney. Andrea Rigdzio, Kirsten Clpycomb.Ranae Graham. Tara Show, l^iuren Oreo. Christine CoHins, Sherri Leidy, Robin Kanady. Michael Schultz. Knrdn Paxtort, Butch Sockrifer. Tammy Gannon, Anna ^allaccio, Sherri Hemingway. Brandy Ratigan

Bursting Milkweed Pod

Olsen, Steven Caiman, $nd Elizabeth Salerson Ann-Marie I.nnrtf* .Incline \The •'A'nhrentino"

Heart Clinic To Open

Ann-Marie Lundb, Justine Johnson. Karree Wright, Becky Burke, Charlotte Marsden, Daniel la

'The "Apprentice"

under the direction of Joanne Reagan and Stina

Heminway.

COURT HOUSE - The new Cape Heart Clinic has scheduled its grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremonies 11 a.m. Saturday. Located at the corner of Village Drive and Dennisville Rd., here, the new $200,000 facility will bring the latest heart technology to the county for the first

time, according to Dr. BurdetterTomlirf Memorial Sukctu Nanavatl, director HospitaUContamoil in the of the private clinic. Dr. ncw facility will be Stress Nanavali, has announced. Test Machines. Echocarthat Conff. . William J. diagram, Holler Monitor,

Award For Wetlands Institute

Hughes and Mayor Samuel DeVico will officiate at the opening ceremonies. Dr. Nanavati, a board certified cardiologist, currently practices at the Jersey Cape Medical Center and

CG Contract

A TIME TO CHAT, a place to sit — the Mall in Cape May is a favorite meeting place for many residents and visitors

on a sunny autumn day.

reader's forum Helpful Info

by Edward Goodman

have read your paper fdr some time and think it has the finest news and ads in Cape May County, but of late I have missed one page which helped me fine. Living on the west side of North Wildwood. I always referred to the page that carried the moon changes and weekly tide table, which was a big help and I missed it, and thought I would write to find out why it was drop-

‘ ped,

I am sure that many people who live in the low tidal areas referred to it also. Edward Goodman lives on W. Chestnut Ave., North Wildwood.

Pacemaker Checkup System, and 1 Cardiac

Rehabilitation.

DR. NANAVATI came to’ the United States 10 years ago from India, where he graduated from Bombay University with a degree in medicine. Upon his arrival in New York, he studied Internal Medicine for three years at Coney Island Hospital, where he received certification in ihternal medicine boards. He con tinned studying at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan and received additional certification in ^cardiology boards 'Nanavati also announced that in this new facility, research will be conducted in association wjth Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia for Cardiac Rehabilitation patients. According to Dr. Nanavati, this is a first in the county.

MIDDLE TWP. - The Wetlands Instituli' has recently received tro New Jersey Association of Con-, servation Districts Annual Award for Conservation Achievement. The award is presented in recognition of

The Wetlands Iffctitute is a non-profit educational and research drganization dedicated to promoting public understanding of and concern for coastal and wetlands ecosystems. To Institute from 9 to 5.

outstanding contribution’to Tuesdays. Thursdays, and conservation and resource ’ Saturdays For additional management. information, call 3An i2ii

CAPE MAY - A ^ "P'r Wb have reinstituted Ihe Moon & Tide tract for $748,000 to Tab,es as 0 ‘^is edition and will continue each week

renovate Recruit Barracks Building 258 at the Coast Guard Training Center here has been awarded to* the Ritter Construction Co., Millville, it was announced

recently.

edition and will continue each week

{probably on the Sports Page henceforth).

We began the County Almanac because we thought it

would be a good service to our readers, especially

coastal residents and anglers. Whenever we come up with new features in our paper, we wonder how they are accepted, and vWsh more readers would do as Mr. Goodman, and contactsus either by note or phone with their

suggestions, ideas, crijjcisms.

Did You Get Your R efund?

NEWARK — There's'good news waiting at the regional Office of the Internal Revenue Service here for some 20 Cape May County residents. They are among the 1,462 New Jersey residents whose refund checks wene returned in the mail ds undeliverable. Tm* total amount of refunds is $594,834 for an average of $406 per refund, Actual amounls^*ange from $1.90 to $12,775 The most common reasons for refund checks being returned are taxpayer's moving before the checks are delivered without nofifying the Post Office of a forwarding address or putting an incorrect address on their tax return when filing TAXPAYERS WHO HAVE not received their refunds for 1980 should call the tax information number listed in local phone directories. Checks are not availble for pickup at local IRS offices. The checks will

be reprinted and reissued when cteimed by their rightful owners. County residents listed are: John William McDuell of Cape May; Eileen M Bowman. Jerome Johnson and Theresa M. Pjerpont, Court House. Edward K Guillermin, Margaret M Jennings. Franks E Lee. Richard and Sharon Siekerka. and Timothy G. Srtiith. all of Ocean City. NANCY l . ATKINSON. South Seavillo Edwin A Calabrese. Frank W Ricco, Larry and Diane Wilson, all of Wildwood; Darlene T. Dilullo, North Wildwood; Patrick J, McDonald and Katherine P Wilkins. Wildwood (’rest; Anthony J and Eva Marie Conte, Woodbine. Glentf Gerhard. North Cape May; Robert and Margaret Marchiano, Cold Spring; Kenneth E. and Robin L McCourt, ! Erma

Cape May County A ImantMC Moon Phases & Positions

New — 26 Nov. 1st Qtr — 4 Dec. Full - 11 Dec. Last Qtr 26 Dec.

18 Dec.

Perigee — 10 Dec.

Apogee — 26 Nov. & 23 Dec.

The Tides

Computed for the Cape May City beachfront; for other areas of the ocean & bayshohes, see Correction Times ’

DATE

LOW

iiic;h

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

24 Nov.

a.m.

p.m. 12:07

a.m. 6:11

25 Nov.

12:18

12:50

,6:49

26 Nov.

12:57

1:30

7:25

27 Nov

1:36

2:41 ,

8:01

28 Nov.

• 2:11

2:49

8:35

29 Nov.

2:44

3:24

,9:12

30 Nov.

3:16

4:02

9:49

1 Dec.;

3:48

4:40

10:31

2 Dec.

4:25

5:24

li: 16

tion Ti

mes

p.m. 6:27 7:05 7:41 8:17 8:54 9:32 10:13 10:58 11:49

(Add or Subtract these times to or from Tide Table for Cape May to determine

tides for areas shown:)

• Low Great Egg Harbor Inlet -^'12 min Ocean City (9th St. bridge) +36 min. Corson Inlet (bridge) +21 min. Sea Isle City (LudJam Thorb. bridge) +1 hr 6 min. Sea Isle City beach ‘ —2 mirf. Townsend Inlet +21 min. Sqven Mile Beach +17 min. Stonfe Harbor (Great Channel bridge) +43 min. Hereford Inlet (Nortli Wildwood) , +19 min. Wildwood beach —2 min. West Wildwood (Grassy Sound bridge) • +46 min. Cape May Harbor +l ftiin. Five Fathom Bank +15 min Cape May Point +49 min’ McCrie Shoal +32 min Delaware Bay Bayshore Channel (canal-bay junction) f .+50 min Miami Beach +1 hr 19 min ..Dennis Creek enU-anee +1 hr 57 min. Brandywine Shoal light . +1 hr. 21 min

High + 10 min. +22 min. +7 min. 1 +43 min. —21 min. +4 min. + 2 min. f40 min.

0

—17 min. +43 min. t —4 min'x +6 min. +39 min. , +27 min. + 40 min. + 1 hr. 6 min. + 1 hr. 37 min. +58 min.