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Letter Winners In Drama

ERMA — In keeping with its tradition of recognizing excellence in the arts, Lower Cape May Regional High School recently awarded the following graduating seniors varsity letters in dramatics: Jazz Stars I Featured On July 4 WlLDWOOD - Maynard Ferguson and his band plus the Count Basie Orchestra under the direction of Thad Jones will share center stage Thursday. July 4, at the Wildwood Convention Hall. Showtime is scheduled for 8 p.m. with seating to begin at 7 o'clock. Tickets are available at all ticketron, teletron locations and at the convention hall box office. Recognized as truly a "legend in his own time." Ferguson has become a favorite of three generations, featured as the high note trumpet man for Stan Kenton in the early 50's, where he first gained national exposure. Sharing the stage is the legendary Count Basie Orchestra under the direction of Thad Jones, who aside from being a trumpeter of exceptional ability is also a world renowned composer and arranger. Pancake Fete WILDWOOD CREST - Hereford Masonic Lodge 177 will sponsor an "all you can eat" pancake breakfast 8 a.m.-i p.m. Sunday at the Masonic Temple. 6300 Atlantic Ave. The menu includes sausage, bacon, juice, and coffee. Tickets will be available at the door Cold Spring Will Face 'Invasion ' COLD SPRING - Head for the hills as the Daniel Morgan Rifle Company invades Historic Cold Spring Village Saturday and Sunday The company will Historic Cold Spring Village Saturday and Sunday The company will perform throughout both days, skirmishing as well as displaying the actual drills once used in battle during the Revolutionary War. The shows will run throughout the two days beginning ab out noon. Historic Cold Spring Village is a preservation of 15 original buildings moved to the Cold Spring site. They house various craft shops such as a tinsmith, blacksmith, and printer as well as the Old Grange restaurant. The Village is at 735 Seashore Rd., half a mile north of the Seashore RoadFerry intersection. It is open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and admission is $1.00 for an adult season pass. For more information call 884-1815.

Lewis Megonigal, Craig Pilczuk, Larry Brown, Rick Hinker, Sheila McCioy, Laura St. Clair, Sue Hart, Christie Harris, Mary Reeves, Carolyn Baxter, Tina Dixon, Paige Hunter, Karen Smith, Rick Weber, Kelli Weeks, and Laureen Weeden. Varsity letters are awarded for participation in at least four major stage productions. THE FOLLOWING graduating seniors have been awarded junior varisty letter in dramatics: Wayne Stecher, Mandy Gack, and Patty Brannigan. Junior varsity letters are awarded for participation in at least three major stage productions. Students participating in one or two major stage productions during their senior year are awarded certificates of achievement in dramatics Seniors receiving certificates are: Jeremy Kerman, Tim Cohen. Alexandra Packer, Eric Blomberg.

Karen Becica, Jane Franks. Alice Ruediger. Ebbie Mulligan, Shirley Cruz, and Nancy Di Cola. The plays represented by these letters include The Music Man. The Miracle Worker. A Series Of Black outs. Hello. Dolly!. Teach Me How To Cry. Separate Checks, Please!. The Wiz. A View From The Bridge. Grease, and The Christmas Carol. Civic Club Plans Trip AVALON - The regular June meeting of the Women's Civic Club has been replaced by a bus trip to Smithville Inn, with lunch at Quail Inn, followed by a tour and wine tasting session at the Renault Winery The bus will leave Avalon Community Hall 9 a m Monday, June 24.

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