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Wildwoods Slate Events in August

WILDWOOD - The schedule of events in the Wildwoods for the first half of August has been announced by the Wildwood Department of Tourism.

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Included are the Marlene Moore Dancers 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Bandshell, Montgomery and Boardwalk and the Air Force Band of the East, 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Gazebo, Rambler and Ocean. Wildwood Crest. OTHER COMING events are: Aug. 3, Wrestling - Titan Sports - 8 p.m. Convention Hall, Davis and Boardwalk: Aug. 5-7-9; Bobbettes Dancers - 7.30 p.m. - Bandshell - Mon- . tgomery and Boardwalk; Aug. 6, Clayville Switch Band and Give and Take Jugglers - 7:30 p.m. Bandshell; Aug. 7, "Dutch" Hoffman East Coast Lifeguard Championships - 6 p.m. - Lincoln Avenue and Beach. August 10. Doris Ray Dancers - 7:30 p.m. Bandshell; Aug. 11, 11th Annual Flea Market - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. - 10th and Kennedy Drive. North Wildwood; Aug. 12-14-16 Rennie's School of Dance and Baton and Penny's D6ncers - Bandshell; Aug. 13 Wood and Strings/Patty Lax Bandshell. REGULARLY scheduled events include: Daily: 10 a m. - Exercise and workout with Wildwood Lifeguards on the beach at Lincoln Avenue. Mondays: 9 p.m. - Cartoons ■ Wildwood Bandshell Tuesdays: 7:30 p.m - Cartoons 10th and Central, North Wildwood Tues and Thurs. : 9am - Arts and Crafts. Fox Park, «ages 8-13>. 7:30 p.m. • Hoffnagle Family Band, free concert. Gazebo. Rambler and Ocean Avenues. Wildwood Crest Sunday. Tues , Thurs Dancetime U.S.A.. Teen Dance. Convention Hall. Davis and Boardwalk. 6 to 8:30 p.m . Ages 13-16. 9 lo f 11:30 p.m.. ages 17-21; Wednesdays: 1 p.m Sailboat Races Young People's Sailing Program. Sunset Lake. Wildwood ■ Crest; Wed and Fri 10:30 I a.m.. Story Book Reading. I Fox Park i Preschoolers to I Age 7); Thursdays: 7:30 I p.m. Wildwood String I Band. Bandshell. MonI tgomery and Boardwalk. I and 7 p.m.. Wildwood ■ Talent Showcase. I Wildwood and Pacific Ave I Workshop I On Funding MAYS LANDING - A I workshop to inform the I public about grant-in-aid I programs and help potenI tial applicants prepare proI posals will be held by the I New Jersey Historical I Commission at the Atlantic I Community College cam-. I pus here Oct. 12. I The commission has I $220,000 available for I grants in fiscal 1986. The I meeting will cover the I Southeastern Region, inI eluding Cape May County. I To pre-register. a I necessity a week before the I date of the workshop, con- ■ tact: Grants and Prizes. I New Jersey Historical I Commission. Department I of State. 113 W State St.. I iCN 305. Trenton. NJ 08625.

1 * DARI.EEN GAU Advances In Contest CAPE MAY — Darleen Gau. 8. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jerry Gau of this city, was selected as a semifinalist recently in a talent competition at Ocean 1 in Atlantic City. Darleen. who performed a tap dance number, will compete again Aug. 29. She has been dancing since she was Vh with the Joanne Reagan Dance Studio and is a member of The Apprentice Dance Troupe. A pupil at Maud Abrams School. Cold Spring, she will be in the third grade this fall Rural Art Exhibit Set OCEAN CITY- Lowell Davis, a pioneer in popularizing rural art. will display his recent paintings. collector plates and figurines during an appearance at Young's Ltd.. at 1010 Boardwalk, from 3-5 p.m.. and 8-10 p.m. Thursday. Aug 8 Davis will also entertain visitors with tales of life on FoxFire Farm, his 1930sera homestead in southwestern Missouri. Unusual antiques and treasures from Davis' eclectic collection of farm memorabilia will also be exhibited, as will new figurines

'Bonanza' Presented CAPE MAY - "Vaudeville Bonanza presented by the MidAtlantic Stage (MAS), opened July 28 with a troupe from Williamsport. Pa. The revue includes a variety of titillating Victorian musical numbers, including the rousing "Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-A" and the romantic "In the Good Old Summertime" The performances are presented on the open-air stage just behind the historic Emlen Physick Cottage at 1048 Washington St. • Hospital Day COURT HOUSE - Hospital Day is a traditional summer event here Saturday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., members of the Middle Township Unit of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be stationed at Jamesway Plaza and Murphy's Mart. The members will ask local residenta and visitors for donations to benefit the hospital building fund. PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR GROUPS FROM 10 TO 60 PERSONS S.A. WADE RESTAURANT 1ST & N.J.; N. WILD 729-1133

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