\ / 14 9 , \ ' Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 25 September '85

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Wildwood Evening Activities Program A Community Service Of The Wildwood Boord Of Educotion FALL 1985 SEMESTER Closs'es on Thursdoys & Mondays Starting Oct. 3rd & 7th REGISTRATION Wildwood High School Night School. Entrance on Bolter Ave. 4:00 to 8:00 p.m Mon to Fri., Sept. 23rd to 27th & Sept. 30th & Oct. 1st. FOR INFORMATION CALL 522-1670 |

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Jr. Miss Entrants Sought The Junior Miss Scholarship Program is seeking i high school senior girls in Cape May County to participate in the 1986 County Junior Miss Scholarship Program The annual pro gram will be held Nov. 8. Candidates must be bona fide high school seniors graduating with the class of 1986, have scholastic ability, leadership in school, talent, physical fitness, and poise. There is no entrance fee nor is sponsorship required. Any senior girl who is interested in participating in this program should con tact her high school counselor or call 884-4867 An orientation program will be held 7:30 p.m Friday at the First United Methodist Church. Court House. The deadline for applications is Oct. 1.

'Wonders' Series at Wetlands STONE HARBOR The "Wonders of" mini ecology series offered last winter for preschoolers at the Wetlands Institute will begin a new season with "Wonders of Fall" Tuesday. Oct 1 Bev Henry, who created the series, will teach students how lo make lea^ rubbings and prints and clay pressings of seed pods and grasses The children will learn how plants change during the fall and how animals adapt to falling temporal ures by migrating HENRY. A teacher from Dennisville. is a staff member at Young World Nursery School in Ocean View . and has been teaching summer mini ecology classes for the past three years at the institute She is the creator and teacher of "Wonders of Spring" and "Wonders of Winter", and has added the "Wonders of Fall" to complete the season of learning experiences for children The classes, which are filled with stories, songs, crafts and games, will be held 1 to 2 : 30 p.m Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Wetlandia Museum at the Institute. The five-week course will end Oct. 31 with Halloween fun and festivities THE -WONDERS of Fall" is open to all children at least 4 years of age who have adequate maturity to participate in a school-like atmosphere Registration is limited and reservations are requested by this Friday. Sept. 27. Nonrefundable payment in advance is required to insure a child's place in the class For further information, registration, and fees, call 368 1211 The Wetlands In stitute is a non-profit organization dedicated to research and education programs dealing with the coastal environment.

Rx Health Wdlcli by Dr Kobrrt C Beiim.in

Dear Dr Beitman: My arthritis acts up occasionally. at times it hits me in the lower back, making it difficult to bend over. It is also painful periodically. I have joint and muscle pain. It does not seem to affect my hips. I get some relief by taking two aspirins with milk at night and another two Extra-Strengh Tylenol each morning. Medications which do not seem to help me are Motrin. Indocin. and Feldine THE SAME symptoms happen with my fingers They are painful and I cannot tighten my fist, coins can slip through Sometimes my middle and forefinger lock, for example when I am peeling vegetables or holding a knife I then force them open with my other hand. I am 75 years of age and have other health problems. including glaucoma and cataracts, and have had two heart attacks in the last year and a half I am on Procardia and Isordi! for the heart condition My arlhrilis has continued its irregular course despite these other problems Six leen years ago I was on high dose, long term cor tisone therapy for pericar ditis Could this have contributed to my problems"' IT IS OF most interest to me to know what causes the locking of my fingers Could exercise help ease the problem" Is it muscle

related, or joint related0 What tests would need to be done to answer these questions9 I'm reluctant to increase the dosages of the pain killers for fear of developing ulcers I read your column all the time and appreciate your emphasis on how we can help ourselves Sincerely. A.R., Wildwood Crest Next week Dr Beitman will answer A R.'s letter. Health Watch is a public education project of the Cape May County Unit of the American Cancer Society, of which Dr Beit man is President -elect Students Pass Tests WILDWOOD CREST - Students in the Wildwood Crest schools did well in the state-administered Minimum Basic Skills Tests, according to Robert J. MdDade. principal In the Third Grade. 96 percent passed reading and the same percentage passed mathematics. McDade said. In the Sixth Grade. % percent passed reading and 100 percent passed mathematics. The school district operates two schools. Crest Memorial School and Philip P Baker School

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