Herald Si Lantern 25 November 81

Bus Shelters Off til Spring

■ Lower Township and Stone Harbor — the first two Jersey Cape communities to take advantage of a state-funded program providing for the construction of bus shelters — probably won’t see the first one installed until the first of Mar/ch That word frortt county transportation planner Robert Bonner who two months ago claimed he was '•optimistic" that at least some of the requested 28'sheJtecs —" 27 in Lower Twp. and 1 in Stone HarboV — .would be in place by Christmas. THE "EARLY ACTION Bus Shelter PrQgram 4 * is sponsored by the state Dept > of Transportation and the N.J. Transit Coro. — money being provided thru the 1979 state Transportation Bond Issue. Under the bond issue some $400,000 has been appropriated to install shelters throughout New Jersey’s $1 counties. • There’s no limit to the number of structures any county or municipality can have,

and the cost of. installing (he aluminum and plexiglass strucutres is covered by the state. The only cost to ihdividual municipalities is to fund maintenance after installation, is complete - including repairs resulting from vandalism. MR. BONNER INDICATED recently that confirmation from the state apprbv- . ing selected sites has yet to be received. He added in addition to the two communiti£s that have asked for shelters — to; be used both public and county Fare 1 system riders — Ocean City. Middle Township ar\d Cape May City are expected to apply for shelters in the near future Mr. Bonner also said that the Lower Township Committee will shortly be adopting a resolution designating the shelter sites as legal bus stops. This procedure is required by law. Curtently the only legal bus stop in the county is in Cape May City.

Locals In ‘Sound Of Music’ At SJRT

SOMERS PT. — Six days contested by over 100 area of auditioning actors and children. Finally cast in the

actresses here and in New York City has resulted in a "Sound of Music" cast that South Jersey Regional Theatre (SJRT) feels will be second to none, says casting advisor Rosey

Wynn.

Cast.irf the leading role of "Maria" is newcomer Judy Toma, who has played both the roles of ‘Liesl’ and ’Maria’ In previous regional productions Her television credits include "Rayan’s Hope" and "All

My Children".

THE PART of Capt. Von Trapp will be played by Arne Gundersen, who has appeared in several Broadway try-outs and in the offBroadway productions of "Telemachus Friend" and "Men, Women, and Why It

Won’t Work"

The coveted roles of the Von. Trapp children were

roles were Dan Hoover of Ocean City, Renee Allen of New Gretna, John Jay Parker of Voorhees Township, Meg Rademaekers of Egg Harbor, Gina Tonetta of Vineland, and Heather Gryning of Cape May Point. The role of ’Liesl’ ("I am Sixteen Going On Seventeen") will be played by Eve Williams, who 1 has had leading roles, at Stockton State College. MIRIAM FOND, who directed SJRT’s season

opener. "I Love My Wife", ' is returning to direct this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Assisting her as musical director will be Michael McAssey. "The Sound of Music” is scheduled to open at SJRT’s Gateway Playhouse. Wednesday, Dec. 2 with performances on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings and Sunday matinees through Dec. 20. With several performances already sold out on advance bookings, early reservations are suggested. For informatiog and reservations call the SJRT Box Office at (609L, 635-0553. ^ %

SOMERS POINT - The following recent area births have been announced by Shoror Memorial

rwy rr m • Hospital: In Hpar (jhmr Son to Karl and Helm Flitch Dahrr ^ f« »/1 r of 12 Dana Ave . So.v.lh-. Nov 11

Son to Francis and Sandra Vllars Ornham of UR W IWh Si . No

Wildwood. Nov II

DauRhlrr to Gary and Deborah Thompson While of Scavlllo. Nov

WILDWOOD CREST - Victorian Cape May Chapter of the American Assn, of Retired Persons will have its; Christmas luncheon at Enrico’s, 12:30 Wednesday, Dec. 9. The entertainment of the day will be a performance by the Lower Cape May Regional High School Traveling Choir, under the direction of Alice Stenlake. Members and friends of the Chapter mffy make reservations by calling 884A

0498 or 729-2973.

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OauRhlrr lo Scolt and Bclh K.inkIn ( rnsson of 825 Plymouth PI , Ocean CHy. Nov 12 •Son lo Matthew and Diana l-aurlrtlA West of 109 E Louisville Rd . Wildwood Crest. Nov 12 Daughter to Gerald and Manbcth Kdinger Srhwrlhfnr of Melprln Ave . Woodbine. Nov 13 Son lo Francis and Janice Hunt Hines of 8 Corson Tavern Rd. Scavlllc. Nov 1.1 , Son to John and Patricia Harris Dorr, nf 1401 Ashury Ave . Ocean City, Nov |j Son to Charles and Barbara Stabler Gaupp of 2I0R S Shore Rd . Ocean View. Nov IS

2 Cantatas Due CAPE MAY - The Angellus Chorus of Wildwood will present the Christmas cantata The Christ Child at the First United Methodist Church here. 4 p.m. November 29. The combined choirs of the local church will present their Christmas cantata, The Songs of the Angels 4 p.m. on Dec. 6. The United Methodist Women will serve refreshments.

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