_dining & entertainment—

Sand Sculpture Winners Unveiled

AVALON — Despite a < thunderstorm which forced postponement of the event i from Friday, July 5, to Saturday, the sand < sculpture contest at the 44th Street beach went off without a hitch. The contest was part of the borough's celebration of Independence Day. Winners in the various categories were: Six and under singles: Most Original. Matt Mitch - self portrait. 1st. Matt Sheronas • Castle; 2nd. Wildwood Dancers To Perform WILDWOOD - The city and the Pacific Avenue Merchants Association are working together to bring entertainment to Pacific Avenue this summer. Each Thursday through Aug. 16. dance groups will provide an evening dance performance at the corner of Wildwood and Pacific Avenues. The dancers, ranging in age from 14 to 20 years old, are members of the Wildwood Talent Showcase, which is composed of dance companies from Pennsylvania. Massachusetts. Maryland, and Ohio. The events are cosponsored by the Department of Tourism, and the merchants joined to donate $500 to the department's stage rental costs. For more information, call the Department of Tourism at 522-1407. Film Friday AVALON — The recreation department is running a Friday evening movie program again this summer Starting at 7:30 p.m. the films will run until approximately 9:30 p.m. This week will feature Call 967-3066 for information.

Geoff Molt - Volcano; 3rd. 1 Justin Mara Kovits - Castle Grey Skull. TEN AND UNDER singles: Most Original. Rebecca Mayer - "Ouch"; 1st Jay Molt - Deluxe ball castle; 2nd Philip D'Arrigo - Airplane. 3rd Shayne King - Seal. Eleven - 13 singles: Most Original. Haydn Sweterlitsch - Avalon 85; 1st. James Breen - Beached ( Whale, tie with Caroline Tadie - Drip Castle. Eighteen and older: Most Original, Barb Ward - "The Hunt" (Perfect score) ; 1st. Jim Molt - Watching T.V. Ten and under pairs: _ i Most Original. Key German/Jenny Kauter- ; man - Canoe; 1st. Kevin Keely/Tim Keeler - Suntan Simon. 13 and under pairs: Most Original. Allison and Chrissy Moggio - Clown Face; 1st. Rob Vernacchio/Jay Giordano - Leaning Tower of Avalon. FATHER AND Sons: Most Original, Peter/Dad Keavy - Tank; 1st. Hunter/Day Keavy - VW Beetle Older Pairs: Most Original. Matt and Peg Doyle - "Gone Fishin" : 1st. Lorraine Pennell/Bob Tillford - Donald Duck. 2nd. Craig and Phillip D'Arrigo - Sphinx. * Young Groups: Most Original. Colleen Oakes. Charlotte Faccenda. Karen and Kristy Forbes - Turtle Samplers To Be Topic AVALON - .The Women's Civic Club will hold its next meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday. July 22. Following the business meeting, Mrs. Kitty Appleyard will exhibit and speak on antique needlework samplers. Members and guests are encouraged to bring their own antique needlework samplers for Mrs. Appleyard's comments. Refreshments will be served. Civic Club meetings are ' held in the Avalon Room at Borough Hall.

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Crossing: 1st. Holly. Katie and Jennifer Kensicki. Tracy Migiiorini Surf's up: 2nd. Lisa and David Feldman and Lindsay Humphrey - Garfield and Girlfriend: 3rd. Kara Esbershande/Joan and Wendy Matthews - Castle City. OLDER GROUPS: Most Chamber Group At Learning's SWAINTON - A special chamber music group from Apel Farms will play in the gazebo at Learning's Run Gardens. Rte. 9 here. 1 p.m. Thursday, July 25. For further information, call 465-5871.

Original. Piasecki Family - a Sam Sam. 1st. James | Family - "Heather" Cab- !j bage Patch Doll. 2nd. * Gaber Et A1 - Castle a Dracula: 3rd. Holly jj Schumaker/Paul j Whitehead. Dorna 1 Sheets/Frank Shinn - ! "Snoopy and The Red | Baron". Professional Groups: Most Original. Dennis DiBattista. Rusty Barndt. Bill Latona. Clem Lackowitz - Sea Serpent: 1st. Richard Sporenberg/Dick Buehner Castle; honorable mention; Beth Basaro. Christy Carroll. The next contest will be held Saturday. Aug. 3. between 39th and 44th Street beaches. Judging will be 3 p.m. For information call Dave Haberle. 967-3066.

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