Herald & Lantern 7 March '84

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Wetlands to Give Award to Student

STONE HARBOR - A Middle Township High lucky young budding scien School, Court House. The list will win $50 at the Mid- public is invited to attend

the Fair between 6 and 8

die Township High School Science Fair Friday. The new “Wetlands Institute Science Fair Award" will be presented at 6:30 p.m. at

p.m -at the school, Bennett Road and the Garden State Parkway ' This first-time award for

excellence will include a cash prize, student membership in the Wetlands Institute, and inscription of the winner’s name on an award plaque * for permanent display at the high school. Wetlands Institute Board Chairman Roger A. Wood of Avalon will present the award at 6:30 p.m. Friday along with Assistant Director Anne Galli. Dr. Wood, a professor of zoology at Stockton State University, explains, ‘This award is being initiated to increase awareness and interest in local and regional environments, conservation and natural history.” THE INSTITUTE, located on 35 acres of salt marsh just outside Stone Harbor, houses a Wetlandia museum, research laboratories, an observation tower, science bookshop and a marsh view lecture hall. The cedar shake building and a salt marsh trail are open to the public Tuesdays through Saturdays in season but are open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until June. The private facility is supported by donations, grants and membership fees. Types of projects eligible for the 1984 award will be natural history (birds, insects, reptiles, fish, etc.),

conservation of living natural resources (animals and/or plants) such as ehdangered species or local/regionai environmental problems and concerns, and coastal environments (geology, physical processes such as soil or beach erosion, dune protection). The winner’s project will be judged for appropriateness of topic; demonstration of understanding of scientific method; clear, informative and attractive presentation of topic; logical solutions, recommendations and/or identification of further work needed The Wetlands Institute award is the only cash prize for entrants but other categories of science will receive recognition and winners may compete in the South Jersey Regional Science Fair at Stockton State CoUege.

Smorgasbord

WOODBINE - A Polish smorgasbord will be held 1-6 p.m. Sunday, March 18, the Feast of St. Casimir, at St. Casimir’s Church hall, 304 Clay St. Tickets will be available at the door. Mass will be celebrated at noon.

POSTMASTER — Shirley Cohunbo settles In behind desk as she takes over as postmaster in Wildwood. The grandmother of two Is first of her sex in local post. A veteran of 18 years in postal service, she comes to shore from Reading, Pa., where she was superintendent of support services. She had also been postmaster of Adamstown, Pa., where she was also first female in job.

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