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N.Wildwood Summer Schedule

, NORTH WILDWOOD - The city's summer events calendar, leading off with the Memorial Day parade which will conclude with a ceremony at the Hereford

Lighthouse, has been been announced by the Recreation Department. Events scheduled are: JUNE 7-8. 14-15. 21-22, 2S-29 - Bowling Tournament sponsored by

the North Wildwood Tourism Council at Wildwood Bowl. MOO New Jersey Ave., Wildwood. starting 9 a.m.; June IS,. Model Airplane Show and Competition. 16th Avenue Beach July 6-1S- 22-29 — Color Cartoons, Community Center. 10th and Central Av«s . July 17. Beschan. Callahan Lifeguard Races. 15th Avenue Beach . July 26. 21st Annual Art Show. Between 7th and 10th Avenues and Kennedy Drive Aug. 5-12-19-26 - Color Cartoons, Community Center? Aug 10. 12th Annual Flea Market, Vicinity of 10th Avenue and Kennedy Drive; Aug 16, Ot tens' Canal Boat Parade and Celebration. Foot of 18th Avenue at Delaware Avenue; Aug 18. Around the Island Row. 1 5th Avenue- Beach. Aug 26. Blind Artist Concert, Community Center Sept. 5-6-7 . 17th Annual Surf Fishing Tournament, Vicinity of 2nd Avenue and Kennedy; October 4-5, *" N.J. Beach Buggy Association Fishing Tournament. Vicinity of 15th Avenue; Beach, October 11. Hereford Inlet Lighthouse Run. 1st and Central Avenues

Class Set On Boating

CAPE MAY — A class in Boating Skills and Seamanship will be given by the Cape May Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 82, beginning Monday, April 21. at its headquarters, 39 Yacht Ave. The class will meet 7-9

p.m. for six sessions ending June 2. The class is open to all men and women and their families interested in boating. To register call 884-4020 or 886-6568. There will be a fee for the text book and other materials.

Hnn GIVING HIS OATH — Newly-promoted Avalon Police Sergeant William C. Coughlin is sworn in as his wife. Patricia, holds a Bible for the ceremony. The Coughlins live in Middle Township and have two children.

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Babe Ruth Signups On VILLAS - The Lower Township Recreation Department will hold signups for Babe Ruth Baseball noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road. This program is open to residents of Lower Township only. To be eligible, youngsters must be 13 years old before June, and not 16 before Aug. 31. Each must bring a birth certificate to the signups in order to play. Army Course For Frasca MARMORA - Sgt. John M. Frasca, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Frasca of 733 S. Shore Road, has completed a U.S. Army primary leadership course in West Germany. Frasca is a heavy construction equipment operator with the 82nd Engineer Battalion. He is a 1983 graduate of Ocean City High School. Post Marks 67th Year . CAPE MAY - Harry Snyder Post 193, American s Legion, 405 Congress St.. recently celebrated its 67th anniversary at the Officers Club of the Coast Guard Base here. Guests included Cape May County Commander Frank Turse and his wife. Junior Vice Commander Marcella Kiel and her husbnd. Post Commander Irwin Cernock presided. SMH Auxiliary Meet April 15 OCE/VN CITY - The April meeting of the Ocean City Chapter of the Shore Memorial Hospital Auxilia™ will be held noon April 15 at the Ocean City Community Center at 6th Street. Guest speakers will be Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Block, who will show slides and speak about various trips. Anyone interested in joining the chapter is^irged to attend.

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