h -1 T I 1 Herald & Lantern 30 May '84 * — I — r —— ' ' f

HUNTS PIERr: SB j-,- EVERY «. WEEKEND FROM POPLAR TO JUNIPER AVENUES C^H V'^VI IN WILDWOOD NEW AND FUNTASTIC! ★ MUSIK EXPRESS ★ DINOSAURS CAVE

'Seascape' Last Play '■ Of Season CAPE MAY - Fittingly enough, creatures from the sea are in the spotlight as the Jensey Cape Performing Aftk Guild winds up its fifth ana final production of the 1983-84 season. The play is Seascape, by Edward Albee. The play was critically acclaimed in its Broadway production, which starred Deborah Kerr, Barry Nelson, and Frank Langella. It applies eloquence, wit and warmth to an examination of the meaning and significance of life. On a deserted stretch of beach, a middle-aged couple, relaxing after a picnic lunch, talk of home, family, and their life together. Suddenly, they are joined by the sea creatures — lizards who have decided to leave the ocean depths. INITIAL FEAR and suspicion of each other are replaced by curiosity. Before .long, the humans and the' lizards ( who speak admirable English) are engaged in a revealing dialogue. Faye Senior, last seen as Catherine in Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, plays Nancy and Roy Luetzow portrays her husband Charlie. The lizards, Leslie and Sarah, are played by Phil Pizzi and Barbara Ratigan Seascape will be performed by the Sandpiper Players at the city hall auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information and ticket reservations call 884-0054. Donate Blood. +

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Seniors Set Boat Trip

AVALON — The borough Senior Citizens Organization meeting of June 12 features a boat trip from Stone- Harbor, to Wildwood and luncheon at Urie's Restaurant and then return by boat. The two boats needed for this year's meeting will leave Shelter Haven dock, at 10:30 a.m. The lunch at Urie's is scheduled at 12:30 p.m. Some members and guests may drive to Urie's. The rain date is set at June 13. For this popular luncheon the tickets must be purchased in advanm and are available only through Jim German, tour director. 967-7196. The featured event for this final meeting of the season will be the installation of the newly elected officer for the 1984-86 period The new officers are: John Walter, president. Eileen Rafferty. vice president ;

i Jack Meyer, treasurer. Catherine Jackson, recor-1 ! ding secretary, and George i Scattergood, correspon I ding secretary. i „

Wins Award WILDWOOD CREST - Robert Osborn Jr.. 102 W Forget-me-not Rd.. a student at Wildwood Catholic High School, has been named a national award winner in business education by the United States Achievement Academy Robert was nominated for the honor by his teacher. Sr. Muriel Mercedes. He is the son of Bob and Ginger Osborn and Ure grandson of John and Helen Feldt of Wildwood

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