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OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION declaring Avalon's tribute to Philadelphia Sports Weekend is penned by Mayor Ellsworth Armacost, flanked by event co-chairmen Joe Brophy and Ernie Yarborough of the Chaniber of Commerce.

Boro Honor For Philly Champions

AVALON - In a proclamation presented at a public meeting, Mayor Ellsworth Armacost proclaimed the weekend of Jun&JZ, 13,14 to be entitled “Avaren Salutes The Philly

STONE HARBOR - Registration is now open for the Wetland's Institute’s popular Summer Ecology Program for Children. A five-day course in marine ecology, the activities include field trips, observing findings and arts and crafts. Sessions are held 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Class size is

COURT HbUSE - Pupils in the Middle Twp. schools registered percentages mostly in the high 80s and 90s in the state minimum basic skills tests administered to grades 3,6,9, and 11 in March in reading and mathematics. Percentages of pupils meeting the statewide stan-

Sports Champions" and that on these dates, the town and residents will meet to honor these men and their respective teams. In the proclamation it is noted "The Philadelphia

limited. Early advance registration is suggested. For further information or to register call 368-1211. Schedule (grade indicated is grade completed as of June 1981): JGly 13-17, Grades 1 and 2; July 20-24, Grades 3 and 4; July 27-31, Grades 5 and 6, Aug. 3-7, Grades 1 and 2; Aug. 10-14, Grades 3 and 4; Aug. 17-21, Grades 5 and 6.

dard were: Grade 3 reading 95.2, math 89.5; grade 6 reading 93.8, math 94.6; Grade 9 reading 83.7, math 88.2; Grade 11 reading 90.9, math 84.8. Parents will be receiving specific results through individual student reports which will be sent home with final report cards.

Spoils Teams have brought great pride and satisfaction to the area over the past few years with their accomplishments both on an off the field. Also, that their on the field achievements have resulted in many triumphs for themselves as well as much satisfaction to countless others. PHILIP JUDYSKI, council president, noted that some of the champions have homes in Avalon, such as Archibald McLeish, Billy Cunningham. Bill Bergy, and Ron Jaworski, therefore we owe these men our support and gratitude. The Chamber of Commerce and the borough have decided to honor the Philadelphia sports teams for their accomplishments and will do so by having representatives of the Phillies Baseball Club. The Philadelphia 76'ers Basketball Team, the Philadelphia Fever Indoor Soccer Team, and the Flyers Hockey Club wil visit and receive the honors and privileges to be bestowed by the borough.

Ecology Program

Results In Skills Tests

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