25 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 21 August '85

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,< l fi . .. ( APS AND CANDLES - Congratulations abounded after the 1985 Practical Nursing Capping and Candlelichtine and Graduation Ceremony Thursday at the Cape May County Vocation Technical Center. At top left, graduates Kose ( oleman. left, and Jane Zeiss, both of Del Haven, celebrate outside the school in Crest Haven. At right Nancy McMasler. left, of North Wjtywood shares her achievement with her instructor. Eileen Schuff of Ocean Citv At bottom stand the 29 proud graduates.

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To Tell All About Owls

WEST CAPE MAY — A summer night in Cape May County finds visitors and residents enjoying the nightlife The boardwalks are bustling. A cacophony sounds from the arcades and amusements. Music and laughter pour from clubs and taverns But few people notice Cape May's $45,000 Aid To Theatre SOMERS POINT - The South Jersey Regional Theatre received a $45,000 grant this year from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, more than doubling its $20,000 grant for "84-'85. The new grant funding level from the state council will, .t is hoped, help the theatre in pursuing a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts this ! season '65 Hunting Classmates I The Wildwood High School Class of 1965 needs to contact the following class members in order to complete plans for its 20-year class reunion: Connie Diamond. Georgia Goodale. Mary Harmon. Joe Hunter. Ronald Jones. Marguerite Majewski. Ronald Mathis. , James McNally. Neil blocker. and Tom fata. Anyone having a current i •mailing address for those i Wildwood 1965 members are • asked to contact Joan Cole j McLaughlin at 522-9152. •

other nightlife, the silent life of owls. Owls are more common in Cape May County than most people realize. Some owls winter here, others breed here and several other species pass. through the county in silent nocturnal migrations. Pat Sutton, naturalist at Cape May Point State Park and an authority on local owls, will present "Cape May's Other Nightlife", at the C'ape May Geographical Society 8 p.m. tomorrow at the West Cape May Municipal Building $5,000 Grant To Wildwood TRENTON - A Small Cities CDBG Discretionary grant in the amount of $5,000 has been awarded to the City of Wildwood by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, according to Governor Thomas H Kean Kean said that the grant will enable the city to provide for planning activities to establish project priorities for community revitalization. "I AM delighted that we are able to provide assistance to the agency." said Kean. "I believe that the grant will be of signifi- ' cant benefit to the citizens | of the City of Wildwood." For additional informa- 1 tion about the grant, con- | tact the Department of / Community Affairs. Division of Housing and > Development, at (609) < |

Births The following births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital: Thresta Elaine to James and Thresta Archer Gormley of Gorbin City. Aug. 5 Jennifer Nicole to Thomas and Donna Sheets Regan of Millville, Aug. 5 Jason Dominick to William and Adele Policare Gouse of Court House. Aug. 5. Richard Patrick to John and Deborah Gittle Cotter of Erma, Aug. 6. Crystal Gail to Robert and Lisa Biesecker Mathis of Villas. Aug. 7 meghann Marie to Frank and Suzanne Dietz Splfgel of Villas. Aug. 7. Tony David, Jr., to Tony and Ruth Allen Driscoli. Sr.. of North Cape May, Aug. 7. Kevin Michael to Thomas and Jean Sheldon Wallace of Erma, Aug. 9 Sean Michael to James and Melody Stitt McQuillan of Rio Grande. Aug. 7. Christopher Edward to Phillip and Karen Robinson Katz of Court House, Aug. 9. Nichole Shirley to Charles and Lisa Spinelli Johnson of Rio Grande. Aug. 10. Mathew Philip to Charles and Sandra Krah Kessel of Court House. Aug. 10. Christina Marie to Frank and Betty Jane Guerra Stackhouse of Erma, Aug. 10. Joshua to Hector and Soto Marcado of North Wildwood. Aug. 10. William Lee. Jr.. to and Michele Clark Sr.. of Rio Grande. Aug. 10. Nikolaos to Hristos and Afroditi Matopoyloy Bilios of North Wildwood. Aug. 11.