Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 19 lune '85 3

22 Scholarships To WCHS Students

NORTH WILDWOOD - Scholarships dand grants for further study have been awarded 22 members of the 1985 graduating class at Wildwood Catholic High School. The winners of assorted aid for continued education were: Joseph Aita — Pell Grant — York College of Pennsylvania James Peter Ault — Garden State Distinguished Scholar. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Scholarship, William Douglass Memorial Scholarship. James Alan Barnes — Garden State Distinguish**! Scholar — Rider College. Greater Wildwood Lions Club. Karen Bernadette Bell — Alumni Association Scholarship of the Berkeley Schools.

Theresa Marie Bersani — Policemen's Benevolent Association. Wildwood Rotary Club. Janice Marie Boyle — Paula Carroll Athletic Scholarship — Stockton State College. Keith Robert Crippen — Jackie Lee Memorial Scholarship. Catherine Agnes Feraco — Italian American Club — Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship. William Douglass Memorial Scholarship. Constance Anne Gigliotti — Garden State Distinguished Scholar — Rutgers University. New Jersey Garden State Scholarship, Pell Grant, Greater Wildwood Lions Club. Edward John Haggerty — New Jersey TAG — Trenton State College. Cape May Marlin and Tuna Club Scholarship, Delaware River and Bay Authority Scholarship.

Robert Iannone — Garden State Distinguished Scholar — Honorable Mention. Gibbons Honor Scholarship — Catholic University of America, Catholic University Grant. Bridgette Eileen Lambert — Seton Hall University Academic Scholarship. Garden State Scholarship. New Jersey TAG. Pell Grant. David William Louderback — Lebanon Valley College Grant. Pell Grant. Lizanne Martin — Wildwood Kiwanis Club. Carl David Namiotka — Garden State Distinguished Scholar — Honorable Mention Monsignor Leon Winowicz Memorial Scholarship. Polish American Gub Scholarship. Greater Wildwood Lions Club. Wildwood Rotary Club, Bernie Goydish Fan Club Scholarship. Matthew Francis

Pelligrine — Richard Stockton State College Foundation Scholar — Fouryear Scholarship. Theresa Mary Raniszewski — Policemen's Benevolent/Association. Jennifer Roe - Kiawanna Club of Cape May. Catherine Sciarra — Supplementary Education Grant Northeastern University. John Peter Souchak — Garden State Distinguished Scholar — Honorable Mention, Wildwood Rotary Club, Evening Membership of the Wildwood Civic Club. Theresa Ann Uditsky — Garden State Scholar — Glassboro State College. Pell Grant, Byron Pennington Croker Post 184 Scholarship. John Paul Young — King's College Moreau Scholarship, Mount Saint Mary's College Academic Scholarship

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Lecture On Toxic Wastes STONE HARBOR - The illegal disposal of toxic waste materials has been a paramount concern of the resident of New Jersey in recent months, especially in the southern New Jersey area. Steven J. Madonna, deputy attorney general, will address the sensitive issue of illegal toxic waste disposal in his presentation "Environmental Prosecutionsthe Role of the Local Citizen" 8: 15 p.m. Saturday, at the Wetlands Institute. THE PRESENTATION is designed to acquaint citizens with the signs and symptoms of illegal transportation, storage, and disposal of hazardous wastes, and the role they play in detection and the enforcement of laws. Madonna has been the chief of the environmental prosecutions section of the New Jersey Department of Criminal Justice for the past four years, and is nationally recognized as an expert in the field. The weekly Saturday night lecture series begins with Madonna's program and will continue throughout the summer. For further information, phone 368-1211. Betrothal VILLAS - Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Hartley have announced the engagement of their granddaughter, Tammy Jan Hopkins, to Kurt Waddington, son of Patricia and Thomas Waddington The bride-to-be is a 1982 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School, and is attending George Ann's School of Modeling. She is employed by the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority as a weighmaster. Waddington is a 1981 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional and is employed by Midas Muffler and Brakes. No date has been set for the wedding.

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