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STONE HARBOR -Last t summer's popular miniecology classes for youngsters are being redesigned by the Wetlands < Institute for the cold , j months. 1 "Wonders of Winter", a I new series of eight classes I for pre-schoolers, will be I held twice a week beginning Jan. 22. Registration is lim- • ited, and children's reserva-

tions must be received by Jan. 17. Activities will include arts and crafts, games and puzzles. stories and songs, and building a pinecone bird feeder. The final class will held on Feb. 14, Valentine's Day, and will have a "Love Party" theme to show concern for Mankind and animals alike.

WINTER bird migration and nature awareness will be taught the children by Bev Henry, who has been teaching miniecology at the institute for the past two years. A Dennisville resident, she was a pre-kindergarten teacher for 13 years in northern New Jersey and now teaches at Young World Nursery School in Oceanville. Classes will be held 1 to 2:30 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at the Wetlandia Museum in the institute, one mile west of Stone Harbor. Children

to attend. For reservations and fee information, phone 368-1211 on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Saturdays when the Wetlands Institute is open to the public. Winter hours are 10 to 4:30. In addition to the Wetlands Museum, the institute , a nonprofit organ- . ization dedicated to coastal i ecology research and eduI cation, offers an observation tower, nature art exhibit in the lecture hall, salt marsh trail and a tidepool nature i shop.

Air Control Graduate COURT HOUSE - Navy Airman Robert Gommel, son of Julia Gommel of 868 Stone Harbor Blvd. here, was graduated from the Air Traffic Controller School. During the 14-week "course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Millington, Tenn., Gommel wafe prepared for duty at an air station control tower. Gommel joined the Navy f in September, 1983. Decoration ^ I ' Winners In Avalon AVALON - The recreation. department has announced the winners in the Decorated House Contest. Judges were Robert, Bettea nne, Amy and Allyson _ Kerr of Dennisville, and Dave, Deb and Danna ^ Haberle of Belleplain. I Awards were: Best of All — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salfi; Blinkiest - Mr. and ' Mrs. Leonard Libetti, Spirit of Christmas — Mr. and Mrs. William Leahy; Traditional — Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perrotta , Children's Choice — Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sylvester; Most Lights — Mrs. Esther D'Arrigo; Most Origins! — Mr. and Mrs. Gdorge Feise, Atlantic Elec^ric's Best Customer — Mr. and Mrs. Leon Garofalo Sr.; Best Use of Design — Mr. and Mrs. Williams; Best Decorated Business — Steve's Avalon Gulf. Honorable mention went to: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Garofalo Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Short; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pagliughi; Sandbar Florist , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Petrica, and the 18th Street i block between Ocean Drive i and Dune Drive. \ 6 I ARC Offering CPR Courses The American Heart Association, Southern New I Jersey Chapter, is offering courses in cardiopulI monary resuscitation. [' The Seventh District Training Acade m y N.J.S.F.A.C. offers basic / life support classes ( CPR ) , i heart saver courses, in/l structor courses, and refl certifications for instrucI tors and basic life support. | For information, call Pi 884-8250 between 8 a.m. and P 5 p.m.

John Wayne Films In Free Showings

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Library is hosting a John W^yne film festival in January, with free admission on Friday evenings at 7. - Jan. 18 is scheduled for "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," set in 1876, just after Custer's death at Little Big Horn. Wayne, in the title role of •f H cavalry officer who's just

six days away from retirement, is ordered to push the Indians further from settlers. The last film in the series, a 1942 remake of the "Spoilers," is set in Alaska during the gold rush. This film center on the quarrel of two adventurers over land rights. It stars Wayne, Marlene Dietrich and Randolph Scott.

Booster Club To See Show

The 'Athletic Booster Chib of Lower Cape May Regional High School is sponsoring a bus trip to see "Cats." The bus will leave the high school / parking lot Saturday, Jan. i 26. at 11 a.m. for the matinee. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. The tickets,

which cost $60 per person, * include the bus both "ways and spefcial seating at the show (Orchestra seats). Only a few unreserved seats r^main. Further in[/formatian can be obtained by calling Barbara Hall at 884-1080, evenings, or John McGraw at 886-0857, evenings.

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