Herald C Lantern 23 December 81

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(iAVKI. PASSES from Wildwood City Clerk Peter Yecco .to l pper Township Clerk Barbara Camp, new president of Cam May .County Clerk*' A*sn.. at meeting In North Wildwood.

CAPE MAY - The galleries of the County Art League, in the Carriage House, 1050 Washington St., will be closed until spring, when they will be reopened for the monthly schedule of exhibits. During the winter months, however, there will be someone at the Carriage House between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays to answer the phone (884-8628) and give out information: THE CARRIAGE HOUSE will be open throughout the winter for the following activities: , Saturday, Dec. 26, the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts Candlelight Christmas

RECIRCULATE HEAT A Hunter Kan.makes 62 1 feel like 68’ by directing trapped ' warm air on the ceiling down to you and your thermostat - ON LESS POWER THAN A 100 WATT L1GHTBULB! ■ BEAT THE INCREASE We will maintain the current 1981 pricing as long as our inventory lasts! 302-99th STREET, STONE HARBOR . . • * - Gallery Hours OPEN YEAR ROUND —10 AM to 2 PM SATURDAY ONLY • , ■.* - 368-1330 ■■■■ Main Showroom . WSA* 387BloomfieldAve., Montclair, NJ 07042 (201)744-9500

Tour, 6 to 10 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 27, the Art League’s holiday party and open house for members, friends and the public from 4 to 6 p.ro. SATURDAY Jan. 9, first ip a scries of classes for. children in drawing and painting, from 10 to 12. Classes run for eight,Saturdays. The classes are for children 9 to 14 and are limited to 10 students. Adrienne Criinden is the instructor. For children of non m'embers there is an initial registration fee. which will cover all succeeding coursed token throughout 1982. Also, 8 p.m. Saturday, Jab.'' 2, at the Welcome Center, 405 Lafayette St., the full length color film on the life of Michelangelo. “The Agony and the Ecstasy," starning Charlton Heston, will be shown.

Navy Award For Rescue

STftATHMERE - Navy Boiler Technician 3rd Class Gary L. Rocco, son of Mr and Mb; Carmen A. Rocco,^ recently received the Humanitarian Service Medal. Rocco is a crewmember aboard the frigate USS Fanning,, homeported in San Diego, Calf. His ship received its second Humanitarian Service Medal within nine weeks for saving the lives of 30 Vietnamese refugees. The USS Fanning located a drifting 45-foot boat in the Sojjlh China Sea, 3bo miles east of Saigon. The boat was without fuel, and the 'occupants .had b£en without food or water for more than three weeks. THE FIRST AWARD was made earlier this year • following the ship’s rescue of 43 men, \Vomen and children from their small boat 30 miles west of Subic Bay

POSTER WINNERS Rebecca Rich. left, and Kathleen McNulty, second grader* who tied for first in Stone Harbor Fire prevention poster contest, with Lt. Glenn A. Townley of Volunteer Fire Co., who presented awards.

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Safety Poster Winners STONE HARBOR-Fire Chief Douglass Stanford announced the winners in the Stone Harbor Volunteer Fire Company’s annual Fire prevention poster contest. The theme this year was “Safety For the Holidays.” A total of 47 elementary •school children from the kindergarten to the 4th grade participated in the Contest. In addition to a first, second and third place winner in each grade all the children in the kindergarten class received plastic fire hats. All the children also received a coupon from McDonald's. THE FIRE COMPANY awarded a silver dollar to ' each first place winner and half-dollar to the second place winner. McDonald’s awarded a coupon for French Fries to the third place winners. The winners were: Kindergarten: First, ' ' CarieSpampinato; second, Tadhg Campbell third, Randy Pickett. 1st Grade: First, Dale Fickett; Second, Jennifer James third, Jennifer

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