16 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 21 May '86

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— was Wetlands "Turtle Day" celebration. At left, Jonathan Houdart. 6 shows his frustration as he assembles and paints a homemade box turtle. He is assisted by his mother. Mrs. Lynn Houdart of Marmora. At right, Peter John Davidson. 6. left, his sister Christina, 3, and Ariel Deignan. 6. inspect a male painted pond turtle. Peter and Christina are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Davidson; Ariel of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Deignan. both families are from Stone Harbor.

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Cape May Memorial Rites Set

CAPE MAY - The city and local veterans organizations will sponsor Memorial Day ceremonies 11:15 a.m. Monday, May 26, in Convention Hall. At noon. United States Coast Guard Flotilla 82 will launch a flower boat from Stockton Beach and drop a wreath into the ocean from an airplane. The United States Coast Guard Training Center will s be represented with a color 1 guard, band, firing squad, ' and bugler. Commanding , Officer R. L. Pritchard will be guest speaker and the 1 USCGTC chaplain will also 1 participate. < CITY OFFICIALS will be , Troubled Parents' Program t WILDWOOD CREST — > Parents Anonymous, a self- i help program for troubled I parents, meets 11 a.m.-l i p.m. Tuesday at Crest J Community Church, 5901 $ Pacific Ave. a Meetings are free, con- i fidential and open to ) parents who feel they are j reaching the end of their S rope with their children, a Local bus stops at the door ) and child care is provided, j For more information or \ just to talk, call b 1-800-352-4720. 5

attending. Mayor Arthur Blomkvest will be a guest speaker. All residents and visitors to the Cape May area are invited to attend. Schedule of Events for members of Post 193, American Legion: church services at the First United Methodist Church 10:45 a.m. Sunday; 7:30 a.m. Monday, May 26, assemble

at the Post Home to visit USCGTC monument, veterans monumeht on Columbia Ave., West Cape May Wilbraham Park Monument, and Lower Township Consolidated School Veterans Monument; 9 a.m., visit five local cemeteries; 11:15 a.m.kmemorial services in Convention Hall.

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