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Herald * lantefn 21 March '84

Middle’s ‘Show Choir’

Set Thursday, Friday

COURT HOUSE - Middle Township High School is presenting “Show Choir 1984” on Thursday and Friday, March 22 and March 23, at the Elementary No. 3 auditorium on Route 9. Curtain is at 8 p.m. The program will feature the music of various popular styles including “Grease”, 42nd Street", “Flashdance” and other shows. All numbers were choreographed by Suzy Burns and Nancy Gibson erf “Dancers Two”. Soloists include Paul Burnley, Leon Hart, Barbara Vetrone, Adrianne Szymanski, Michelle Szymanski, Brandy Known, Jill Howell, Matt McCormick and Debbie Williams. Tickets are $3 for adults, $2 for students and senior citizens. They are available at the door or by caUed 465-9411 (ext. 305).

Dorit Ward TOES UP! — Dancers Chris Macatee, Jill Howell, Barb! Vetrone and Dolly Gallop prepare for Middle Township High School's “Show Choir 1984’’ at Elementary No. 3 this week.

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Scouts Set For Annual Turnout

ERMA - The Baysea District Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual Scout-a-Rama Saturday, April 7. This will be the 13th year the Boy Scouts have brought the public attention to their activities. The event will be held at the Lake Laurie Campground, Rte. 9 and Bennett's Crossing. Participating troops will supply their own individual themes. The opening ceremonies will commence at 1:45 p.m. Music will be furnished by the United States Coast Guard Band. Words of welcome will be given by Mayor Peggy Bieberbach of Lower Township. The Woodbine Elementary School Historical Honor Guard will present a pageant of the historv of the United States flag. F olio wing these ceremonies the exhibits will be opened for all to see. There are three groups of Scouting participating, Cub Scouts, Boy Scnats and the Explorers.

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For Cape Is Off

COURT HOUSE-There will be no state Department of Agriculture gypsy moth spraying in Cape May County this year, according to Larry Newbold, county agricultural agent. State inspectors recommended 340 acres in Dennis Township, 100 acres in Woodbine Borough, and 45 acres in Middle Township. A 50-acre minimum removed Middle Township from the list and representatives from Dennis Township and Woodbine were not present at the Feb. 21 meeting at Buena Vista Township — thus removing them from the State Gypsy Moth Spray Program (or 1984. Newbold said that townships can still conduct their own spray programs without the state or Federal cost sharing program. John Kegg, state entomologist, attributes the lowered gypsy moth Dooulations in Cane Mav County to the high oak tree mortality and the fact that

some townships have their own spray programs. Kegg mentioned that the Northwest corner of Cape May County (around the Belieplain area) was hit very hard in 1983. The state spray program is expected to cover about 44,000 acres in 1984. Much of the acreage is centered in Burlington, Camden, and Atlantic Counties, with Cumberland County heading the list with 9,300 acres. State spraying in the Belieplain State Forest is still in question despite the fact that some areas have over 50 percent tree mortality. According to Kegg, this decision will depend on state budget appropriations. Spray recommendation leaflets on gypsy moth control are still available to homeowners. TYiey can be obtained free from Newbold at the Cape May County Extension Service office (465-5115.)

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