THURSDAY. APRIL 28,1979

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16 MT Students Score At Science Fair

FLOWERY DIVIDEND June Barnett (right) and John Armour, president of Sturdy Savings and I,oan. chose 20 winners on Thursday. April 12, in Sturdy’s Annual Easter Flower Drawing. Twenty winners were also selected in the Avalon office anf five in Dennisville. Governor Asked For More Gas To Resorts

OCEAN CITY — Jack of gasoline, in his appeal to Bittner, The Republican Byrne. The state stands to candidate for Freeholder * * * “ ’

from Cape May County,

this week called upon resultant increase in Governor Brendan Byrne unemployment throughout

hesitate to issue such an

order declaring a lose miiiioiB of dollars in moratorium on building in sales and road taxes and a the Pinelands, Bittnersaid.

Sixteen Students from Middle Township High School scored in the recent Stock State College Science Fair. Winners were as follows: School Winner UpperDivision: Middle Township High School (4th consecutive year) Outstanding Teacher Upper-Division: Mr. Joseph C. Steady Special Awards Overall Distinguished Honors Environmental Science: David Gunther Upper Division Awards: Chemistry 1st place: Patricia Myhre; Ecology and Earth Science: David Gunther (1st place); Mathematics and Physics 1st place: John Freeze Lower Division Awards: Chemistry 1st place: Maria Webb; Ecology and Earth Science 1st place: Alan Malashevitz. The Stockton College Science Fair only awards 1st place. All other awards are “Honorable Mention". The following awards are the equivalent of silver and bronze medals. Upper Division Honorable Mention Awards: Biology: Susan

Reynolds; Chemistry: Thomas Agli ; Ecology and Earth Science: Randy Dieffenbach, Joyce Townley; Mathematics and Physics: Dan Hicks. Lower Division

Honorable Mention Awards: Biology'. Brenda Yocum. Bonya Norton, Donna Norbury, Angie Johnson; Chemistry: Jon Van Meter; Mathematics and Physics: Julie Allen.

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redistribution of gasoline to resort areas.

“executive the state, Bittner said, for the “An executive order is

the proper and most expedient vehicle to insure

Bittner cited what he adequate gasoline supplies considers to be important f 0 r our resort areas,"

and potentially devastating results from the shortage

Thrift Shop Opens RIO GRANDE - The Cape May County Unit, New Jersey Association for retarded citizens is now operating a year-round thriftshop in Rio Grande Center jocated at Sixth and Maryland Ave.. behind Shop-Rite. Shop hours are 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. MondayFriday. starting May 4th and 7 to 9 Friday night. The shop handles white elephant items, household goods and used children’s and adult clothing. Proceeds benefit the association for retarded citizens. For information concerning donations or sales call Carol Moody at 465-9349.

Bittnersaid.

The Governor did not Champagne Fling May 20 Champagne Fling number seven has been set for Sunday. May 30. from 1 to 5 p.m.. again at the Golden Inn in Avalon. The Fling, an annual fund raising event for the American, Cancer Society, will feature champagne and hors d’oeuvres. and there will be a fund raising

auction as well.

Tickets are $12.50 per person. For information,

call 967-3839. Cake Sale

RIO GRANDE - A cake sale will be held May 5th 10 a.m. in Rio Mall. TTie sale is sponsored by the Animal Welfare Society of Cape

May County.

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