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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, April 2,1980

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CAPE MAY - Cape May's beloved "Miss Porter" — Helen Louise Porter — who has taught music appreciation to three generations of school children was honored during a .surprise ceremony Wednesday night at the Cape May City Elementary School. Miss Porter was led to believe she would be on hand to provide the piano accompaniment for an Easter play performed by third grade students. But, at the play's finale, school administrator John Demercst asked Miss Porter to leave the piano bench and join him at the microphone where she was presented with a corsage. DURING a subsequent ceremony, school board president Robert LeMunyon r%ad a resolution dedicating the auditorium in her honor, and board vice president Anita deSatnick unveiled a color portrait by artist Earle Allen that will hang there near the piano. An arrangement of flowers and letter sent by

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Mayor Arthur Blomkvesl and councilmen Adrian Capehart and Harry GilbeVt was given to Miss Porter. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor also sent an orchid corsage to their well-remembered teacher. JOHN MATHIS, representing the Teachers Association, recalled the 18 years he has known Miss Porter while teachihg at the school, and a note was read aloud from retired teacher Libby McGonigle saying how much Miss Porter is missed by retired teachers who have known her during the 68 years she has presided at the school piano. The auditorium dedication resolution, passed jointly with the Parent Teachers Association, expressed appreciation to Miss Porter for having introduced the world of classical music to so many children. Since 1912, Miss Porter has told youngsters about opera, composers and Food Sale Thur. VILLAS - St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Women will sponsor a food sale starting at 9:15a.m. April3 at Guarantee Bank, Baysbore Rd.,

American folk music as well as providing piano accompaniment for countless plays and school programs. She has played the piano jn many area churches and taught piano privately to hundreds of children. GRADUATES of the old Cape May High School who were in the audience were asked to stand and sing a rendition of their alma mater — written many

years ago by Miss Porter. Mr. Demerest commented Miss Porter has never missed a day of teaching. She still walks to the school twice a week to teach music appreciation to pre-first through third grade youngsters. Refreshments, under the direction of Pat Kane, PTA president, were served following the tribute. One of the cakes was iced with a likeness of Miss Porter.

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COURT HOUSE - The following area birth* have been announced by Burdette Totnlln Hoapttal: NICOLAS JEREMIAH FRANCEHCO. to Cprmen and Joan Matthew* Francesco of SOS Beach Dr.. North Cape May. March 12 BKARETTA ANNE HARRISON, to Bobby and Brenda K!n*ey Harrison of 429 W Garfield St . Wildwood. March 4 JONATHAN ROBERT HOLT, to Robert and Susan Plagge Holt of 2 Shady La . Green Creek, March 4 JENNIFER ANN JANNON. to James and Judith Borowski Jannon of 214 E Glenwood Ave . Wildwood. March 17 DYLAN VAIL ROGERS, bom to William and Deborah Vail Rogers, of 213 W Morning Glory Rd . Wildwood Cresl. March 17 ROBERT ALLEN TURCO. bom to Richard and Marie Salfl Tlrco of 224 E Washington Ave . Wildwood Crest. Marchs AMY LYNN WOOLHON. to Aaron and Maureen Kelly Woolson of Bo* IS. Dias Creek Rd.. Cape May Court House. March »

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