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New Rec Equipment Installed By Volunteers

By Bill ShcrmaB When Dr. Ted Johnson, Middle Township Supt. of 'Schools announced at a meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Cape May Court House that there was to be a Giant Playtoy erected on the playground at the elementary school No. 1, he asked for manpower to build the unit. And manpower he got this past weekend, March 31st and April 1st. Manpower to assemble the mounds of equipment purchased from the General Recreation Corp. of Narberth, Pa. by means of a grant procured by Bob Metz, vice-principal of the school. Manpower came from

the Kiwanis Club with Jack tfcnd. building contractor in charge, and helped by Dave May. Joey Trowbetter, Prank Ross, Bill Sherman, Bob Penkethman, Don Rhanes with GU Sinkway, Greg Willis. Steve Chase and Ted Johnson Prom the Optimists Club came Carl -Baker. Ray BaU (with Ray. Jr) Norman Gabriel and Bob Wells. Prom the Board of Education there was Jim Aliax, George Rhodes, and from the Recreation Dept, Greg Arnold and from the High School Key Club (Jr. Kiwanis) Donny Rhinesmeth, also putting in an appearance and working like a laymen was

MT Optimists To Hold Youth Oratorical Contest

The Optimist Club of Middle Township will hold its Annual Oratorical Contest on April 10, 1979 at 7 p.m at its regularly scheduled meeting at the Middle Diner. President Carl Baker said the contest was open to all boys and girls of Middle Township. Avalon. Stone Harbor and Dennis Township under the age of 16. NAFE Meet on April 12 The monthly meeting of . the National Association of Federal Employees Chapter 1197 will be held at the Millman Center. Villas on April 12. Social hour I to 2. Business meeting follows. All retired federal employees are cordially invited.

Obituariesj

HELEN M. CANUSO. 64. Ocean View. A teacher and principal in Dennis Twp. school system for 40 yrs.

3/26

ELMER HUGHES. 77. N. Cape May. A retired truck driver. 3/25. HARRY R. SPROWLES, 85, N. Wildwood. A resident for the past 30yrs. 3/26. ANDREW N. SOLE. 86. Sea Isle City. A retired captain for Mobile Oil Co.

3/28.

GERTRUDE KIT- . CHENMAN, 84. Ocean View. A member of the Calvary Baptist Church.

3/28.

RAYMOND BALCKLOCK. 83, Ocean City. A member of Friendship Lodge #400.3/28. HANNAH TOMLINSON. 87. Ocean City. A resident for 33 yrs. 3/29. MARY R. SEYMOUR. 87. Dias Creek. A member of the First United Methodist Church of Cape May Court House. 3/30 HELEN DANIELS. 80. N. Wildwood. One of the last surviving members of the Court Ann Aloysius. Catholic Daughters of America. 3/29 GLADYS M BRYAN, 77, Ocean City. A resident of this city for 15 years. 3/28 EMMA PIERROT. 74. Green Creek. A lifetime resident. 3/31

Rev. Ken Carpenter c 1 Baptist Chu

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and Terty Wells, serving the food provided by the mothers of P.T.A. Also helping were elementary school teachers Mary O’Malley, Mrs. Helen TrudeU and Marilyn Hale, working

TV contestants were assisted in their speech preparation by Judith Jenkins and John Sowa. English Teachers at Middle Township High School, said Baker. Baker said the judges for the contest will be Mrs. Kosalyn Sponaugle of Avalon. Mr Jay Pierpoint of Wildwood Crest, and Mr. Donald Charles of Ocean

City

TV Optimist Club of Middle Township's major concern is with t V youth of Middle Township. Avalon. Stone Harbor and Dennis Township. Other activities sponsored by IV Optimist Chib of Middle Township are "Youth in Community Day.” Youth Appreciation Week, driver safety programs, bicycle safety programs and a Christmas Party for special education student in the grade schools at Middle, said Baker. Legion Anniv. Dinner To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the American Legion, Thurston Elmer Wood post No. 198 of Cape May Court House had a covered dish supper at the on Wednesday

When the weather on Saturday came out so , with the hot sun

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workers with cold soda and donations were acquired by the Kiwanis gohper. Bill Sherman, from lorn’s Deli and Al Garrison’s Court Market, plus cups and a tray of doughnuts from the Seymour's Middle Diner. Bob Mossbrooks furnished the ice cubes and M.A.B. Paint Store donated

RECEIVING CITATIONS from County American Legion Commander George Rapp are Suiy Bums, left, and Nancy Gibson. The two women, of the Dancers Two School of Dance, staged the recent dance-a-thon for the local American Legion post which raised $2500 for the Arthritis

Foundation Telethon.

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