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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday, November 8,1979

Middle Dedicates

New Rec Center

by Bill Sherman Sunday, Nov. 4 the Middle Township Recreation Commission formally dedicated their latest project, the L*Roy H May. Jr. Community Center, in memory of the former mayor of Middle Township. A welcome was given by Lou Luteri, who along with Carl Baker and Gene Calhoun, make up the Middle Township Recreation Commission. A beautiful rendition of America was given by Mrs. LaNette DeRossicij, choral music director of Middle Twp High School. Following the flag salute by the whole group. Rev. Wilbur Hoffman, minister of the United Methodist Church of Court House.

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delivered the invocation. Middle Township officials Mayor Sam DeVico. Committeeman Joe Walsh and Committeewoman, Pat Peterson, were introduced by Carl Baker. The ribbon cutting was done by Mrs. Grace May, mother of the late mayor. Sam DeVico and Carl Baker th#n made it official. Father Sheehan, of the Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Church, offered the benediction and the serving of refreshments prepared by Mrs. Peg Arnold and Mrs. Millie

Luteri.

The remarks of Gregg Arnold, Middle Twp. Recreation Director followed. Arnold gave credit to Jack Schafer and Art Shivers for the transformation of the "Ugly Duckling" the former Quonset hut. That such a pragmatic building could be transformed into the present, beautiful building is a credit to the Recreation Commission and to the ^ision of the young, energetic recreation director, Penn State graduate Gregg Arnold. The ugly concrete floor was covered with plywood, old pipes were removed and the interior and exterior given a complete paint job. The second floor is a storage area for all the Commission's athletic equipment. The back half of the building contains a commercial size, pingpong table, a pool table and a hockey. game. And. to compiete the beautiful interior is an indooroutdoor carpet which absorbs the noise and blends inwith the warm decor of thfe structure. Restrooms are there for the convenience of the

public.

Besides the en-^ tertainment of the youngsters, the community center will provide a place for instruction in arts and crafts and a meeting place for senior citizens. The May family was represented by Mrs. LeRoy

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NEW DIRECTOR. Greg Arnold is the new director of the Middle Township Recreation Center dedicated Nov. 4.

Historical Society Dinner Meet

CAPE MAY - It s time again for the Greater Cape May Historical Society's Annua] Thanksgiving Covered Dish Dinner, to be held this year Saturday, November 17, at 6:30 p.m. in the Lafayette Street Community Center, Cape May.

Donation is $1 and a covered dish of your choice, enough for yourself and any guests you may bring. Following dinner, a sing-along with Reggie Brown, and a mini-auction (buy your Christmas gifts) Door prizes. Also, election of officers foi*190O. Public invited.

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May Jr., Dave May, t Assistant Tax Assessor of' Middle Twp., and Ginny May, Middle Twp. High graduate, now attending LaSalle College in Philadelphia. Another daughter, LeeAnn May. a nurse with the Air Force in California, was unable to get home for the ceremony. Local dignitaries seen at the affair were Annie Watson, Twp. tax collector and husband Mel, Mike Vistenzo, Township building official. Dot Brown, Twp. Clerk's office and daughter Randy, Jack and Elsie Schafer, Maurice and Dot Evans. Frank and Francis Evans, Ted Craven, Recreation Director of North Wildwood. Dorothy Roberson and Barbara Rhile, of the Violations office, George Simpkins. Twp. Clerk and Louise Simpkins, Berk and Doris Sayre. Lois Soffe, Tax Collector's office and her athletic daughter Lois, Rose Marie Luteri, voluntary secretary of the Recreation Commission. Newt Simpkins, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Smith hnd Norm Gabriel, public relations man of the AARP. Music maestro Jim Bechtold, who played America. was accompanied by this lovely wife Marion. The Court House Kiwanis Club was represented by Lou Luteri, Norm Smith, Jim Bechtold. Dave MAY, Joe Trombetta

and Bill Sherman.

To sum it up, it was truly an "event to remember” and Capt. May must be smiling down at his memoi^pl, given to him, who so loved the township

by the township.

Avalon Seniors Meet Planned

AVALON - The Avalon Senior Citizens Organization will meet at the Borough Hall. Tuesday November 13 at 1:30 p.m. For this second Tuesday

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