Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 21 May '86 - ^

A BiJ - jBaBftr-jp^S » ^ jB '. /^p ^ W1 - ^ fl PORTRAIT PRESENTED — Painting of Harriet Stiles Thomas is presented by Florence Speck of Marmora, center, to Virginia Wilson, president of Cape May County Historical and Genealogical Society. Left IsVeter Crafts of Court House, who recently restored gilded frame of painting.

Rewarded For Science . Research LAWRENCEVILLE - Allison Jane Harvey of . Middle Township High School won top honors for her research work using equine amnion for temporary wound dressing for horses at the convention of the New Jersey Junior Academy of Science and Westinghouse Science Talent Search. The Cape student was awared a New Jersey Academy of Science pin for ' her project. Earlier she had won a grant of money from the academy, a private non-profit group, to help her research work.

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Day Care Program

COLD SPRING - For the first time a Summer Day Care Program will be offered to Lower Township children during the month of July. According to school officials, plans are underway to incorporate arts and crafts, cooking lessons, woodworking projects, music, computer instruction, recreational reading, outdoor/indoor sports and Pvt. Keven Hutchinson, son of Marianne and Herman P. Hutchinson of Green Creek, has completed his basic training at Ft. Dix.

trips to various historical, scientific and recreational locations into the program on a weekly basis. Oliver West, Maud Abrams principal, indicated that the summer program will be a pilot project for the school district commencing June 31 and ending July 30. West said program hours, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., are designed to provide a solid schedule of recreational and educational activities for students grades kindergarten to six. WORKING PARENTS will have the option to enroll their children in the program on a flexible basis: half days or full day schedule, or staggered day schedule. Based on projected participation cost to parents will be less than $1 per hour with a minimum of a halfday schedule required for enrollment. If parents enroll their child on a full time basis before June 2 the cost is reduced by 20 percent. Enrollment in the program is limited and slots will be filled on a first come, first served basis. For information/registration form call Maud Abrams School at 884-4803.

HELP US HELP YOUR DOG! Follow those common sense rules which will be strictly enforced in the Borough of Wildwood Crest starting June 1st. 1. ALL DOGS OVER SEVEN MONTHS OF AGE MUST BE LICENSED. 2. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RUN LOOSE. 3. CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG. Droopings must be disposed of in a sanitary manner. 4. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE BEACH 5. PREVENT DOGS FROM DISTURBING THE PEACE. EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 Loose Dogs Will Be Picked Up JKSgg And Taken To The SPCA Shelter MT-'A DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL CONTROL rafedMk BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST

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