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“School Days. School Days, Dear Old Golden Rulr-Dwys" ••• Stone Harbor’s children are* in good hands. I was firmly convinced of this when I visited our elementary school at 93rd and Third Aves.. and talked wjth R. Donald Wendorf, administrative principal. At this count there are 55 students in grades one through eight and 10 in kindergarten. (We have a share-the-plan with Avalon for these small fry, and Betty Wenger is their teacher.) Five of our boys and girls will be graduating from eighth grade in June, and 10 will receive diplomas from Middle Township High

COURT HOUSE - The follow!n« area birth* have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Hoapttal here ROBERT ROY OREtAORY III to Robert .Roy and Elaine Holmes Gregory Jr of 10 Cloverdale Ave., Villas. April 30. CAROI.YN AGNES WINHER STROM to Elmer and Judy Shoffter Wlnderstrom of 4S0 Sheridan Blvd N Cape May. May I EDWARD ROBERT DUCKENFIEI.D III (o Edward Robert and Lynnelle Ann Hansen Duckrnfield Jr of 93* Varol Ave., Cape May. Mayl JUDY I.YNN REIGIIN to Hubert and Brenda I/ee Murphy Retghn of 134 Briarwood Rd . N Cape May. Mays DOUGLAS SCOTT RAMSEY to Theodore and Gladya Aviles Ramsey of 20* Orchard Dr., N Cape May May 3 MARIHHA CLAIRE SMITH to Richard David and Claire Zllly Smith of 147 Idaho Ave . Villas. May FRANCIS 1#>MA.S ONORATO lo Francis and Dorothy Douglass Onoratoof STrolter Way. Cape May. Mays MICHAELCOURTLANDPERRY to David and Janet Le^ Reeves Perry of 410 Baywyn Road, Villa*. May 9 RICHARD ALBERT KANALI.I JR. to Richard and Elizabeth Ann Moretti Ranalli of S97 W Spruce Ave.N Wildwood.May7 MEGAN AMANDA TREGO to Allen l*e and Sharon Block Trego of First Ave . Mayville, Court House. May* RACHEI.LE MARIE MERKEL to Frederick and Joan Majewaki Merkel of 224 E. Young Ave.. Wildwood. May II. JENNIFER LEE JUNGWIRTH to Steven ’ and Deborah Ann Held Jungwirth of 3910* Bay shore Rd.. Apt 14. N Cape May. May 7.

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School. NO DOUBT Stone Harbor has an advantage over larger schools because it is possible for the youngsters to receive extra individual attention. Mary Elliabelh Boyle, Judith McAlarnen. Esther Pacitti, Mary Jane Kelly. Margaret Crintmins, and husband and wife team Bonnie and Robert lleidorn instruct, in the basic subjects. Debby Seattler takes care of Title I Math. Departing from the 3-Rs, Robin ^ Zubko teaches music, Karen Sobala art. and Ardis Crull works in a spotless and efficient home economics room. For both lesson aid and pure en-. joyment, Marian Robertson maintains a fine library. WE HAVE a dedicated trio who makes sure that every day is A-OK In our school: Betty Rhfgeway is administrative secretary, Ruth Hewlett, school lunch coordinator, and Raymond Anderson, custodian. Mr. Wendorf came to our school five years ago, and he states that we have one of the finest elementary programs in the State of New Jersey. A high percentage of our students achieve honor roll status at MTHS, and those who apply for admission to private schools with stringent standards never have to worry about being accepted. TO KEEP the kids culturally aware, there are occasional jaunts to Philadelphia, w-ith visits to the Franklin Institute. Art Museum, ( Museum of

Natural History, and .Chinatown for dinner. FMd trips are also planned. among them a recent trek to Historic Gardner’s Basin in Atlantic City. All of the children participate in the Christmas program and a goodly , number work on cake and j hoagie sales and similar projects to raise money for • trips and school nee^s. There’s true togetherness tfl Stone Harbor

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