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Festival Features Artists, Carvers

STONE HARBOR - World class wildlife and maritime artists, renowned bird carvers and other artisans will display their works during the NewJersey Wings N Water Festival to be held in Cape May County. Sept. 21 to 22. Visitors will have the pleasure of viewing some of the country's finest paintings and carvings, displayed by noted artists who will compete in art and carving shows during the twoday festival. SOME OF the noted artists and craftsmen who will present their paintings of wildlife and environmental scenes, and carvings of birds and decoys include: Robert Barrett, Ned Ewell, Danny O'Driscoll, Judy Moss Welton and Wilhelm J. Goebel. Judy Moss Welton. has been seen on covers of major wildlife magazines and her works have been selected by the National Wildlife Federation and the National Audubon Society for use in their respective publications. Ned Ewell. former artist of the year for New Jersey Ducks Unlimited, and a member of "Who's Who in Waterfowl Art" will also attend the festival displaying his water colors of wildlife. IN ADDITION, artists and craftsmen will vie for cash prizes in an art show, and visitors will have the opportunity to purchase paintings and carvings. First prize this year is $500, donated by Dr. and Mrs. Stitz of Stone Harbor and the Monaghan Tire Co. of Rio Grande; second prize is $250 from Sandpiper Art Galerie of Stone Harbor, and the third place prize of '65 Class Reunion Set WILDWOOD - The Wildwood High School Class of 1965 is now planning its 20-year-class reunion. scheduled for Saturday. Sept. 28, with a dinnerdance at the Crab House, adjacent to Two Mile Inn on Ocean Drive in Lower Township. A complete weekend of activities is planned including a Meet-and-Greet Night Friday evening. Sept. 27. at the Wharf on West Burk Avenue here. Members of other graduating classes are welcome to attend. Any class member who has not received a questionnaire or anyone desiring more information can call Joan Cole McLaughlin at 522-9152. £ % American Heart IF Association WEIGHTING FOR *OURLtf£

$100 was donated by. The Olive Tree, also of Stone Harbor. A $200 special, prize has been donated by the William Ris Galleries in Stone Harbor to purchase a painting that will be given to the Wetlands Institute, the host of the Wings 'N Water Festival. ASIDE FROM the art show and sale, more than 30 festive events and demonstrations are planned. including wildlife exhibits. retriever demonstrations and a sunset cruise with naturalists, all to entertain visitors during the annual Wings 'N Water Festival. The festival benefits the Wetlands Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting public understanding and concern for coastal life and environments. The festival is headquartered at the institute located on a salt marsh here. For further information on the Wings 'N Water Festival call 368-1211. or write The Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor Boulevard. Stone Harbor. NJ 08247.

RECITALIST — Morgia Roak. soprano, of Somers Point, will present a concert 4 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 8. at the Margate Community Church. Her concert will include works by Bach. Puccini. Verdi. Schumann, and Gershwin. N. Wildwood Methodist NORTH WILDWOOD - Summer Sunday worship hour is 9:30 a.m.. preceded by an old fashioned hymn sing at 9:15. at the North Wildwood United Methodist Church. Second and Central Avenue. Ruth Beddow is music director. Pastor Steve Herman delivers the message.

Holy Trinity Lutheran WILDWOOD - The congregation of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Atlantic and Poplar Avenues, will gather Sunday for the last time with its summer schedule. Slated are: Today, 9 a.m.. Matins, and 7 p.m.. Vespers. Saturday, 5 p.m.. Vespers. Sunday. 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist. The Adult Bible Study continues its study of the Book of Exodus every Wednesday morning following Matins, at 9:30 a.m. For more information ' contact the Rev. Gary A. Mann at 522-5000. Christian Science CAPE MAY — Sunday morning services are held at 11 o'clock in the Community Center, 405 Lafayette St., by the Christian Science Society of Cape May. The subject of this week's lesson will be Christ Jesus. Wednesday evening testimonial meetings are held at 8 o'clock.

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