Herald & Lantern 30 May '84 _dining & entertainment «

'News Notes from Middle Township Pat Trego 967-7320 t

Girls' State, a civic organization since 1947, has just named local students eligible to participate in its study program at Rider College. The "state" or girls' State is mythical but was developed to teach young people about their duties to the country we live in. The girls are separated into two groups, the Federalists and the Nationalists. They learn about the duties of local, state and federal government by holding elections of their own. They campaign like any candidates and elect themselves to positions such as town council or governor. Eventually. Girls' State participants from all over

the country are selected to run for election in Washington, where a "President" is named. THE LOCAL girls to be honored at Rider College during the week of June 24 are; .Melody Coles, from Middle Township High School and Middle Township, being sponsored by Unit 198 of Court House American Legion; Kelly Phillips, who lives on Mechanic Street, Court House, and attends Wildwood Catholic High

School, sponsored by Legion Unit 513 in Wildwood The Stone Harbor Unit 331 is the sponsor for Christine Bond, a junior at Middle Township High School; and Doreen Marrone from Middle Township High School, is sponsored by Unit 513 of North Wildwood. The American Legion county chairman. Gladys Pierson. states that permission needed to be granted for outside units to sponsor girls from Middle

Township, but she was proud so many girls from the township were chosen this year. AFTER A WEEK at Rider College, the girls will receive a certificate of graduation from the auxiliary college for all their hard work. To even compete at the "elections" and to be chosen for Girls' State in the first place, the students must have high grades, believe in the teachings of the Bible and show patriotic leadership in their community. DURING THE coming year, any girl elected by I her peers to represent Girls' State will be honored I with dinners and invited to I speak at Conventions. It is a kind of celebrity standing I the youths enjoy similar to. I the kind Sen Hill Bradley enjoys now. years after his time as the Boy's State member. A reception was held in the girls honer this month at the Legion Hall in Court House. Catherine Crawford^ of Ocean, City, counselor, led and gave the orientation. teaching and answering the questions of * the young delegates. Refreshments and tea followed THE TOWNSHIP of Mid die and Clara Foster." parade marshal from the American Legion, organized a splendid Memorial { Day parade It all began with a flag raising at legion post Home at 7:30 By car. the group proceeded to Evan's Corner. South Dennis v i 1 1 e Cemetery. St Elizabeth's in Goshen. Goshen Methodist. Whitesboro and ended up at Court House Baptist Church Back at the post home Freeholder Bill Sturm spoke and later . refreshments were served * with special attention to the ( paraders first The Middle Township Marching Band the Fire Department and Ambulance Corps all participated BIG EVENT of the day was the 9:30 unveiling of the momument to Lance Corporal George Dramis. Dramis' parents had the statue made in his son's memory, but involvement in the event was communal. The land site for the momument at Hand Avenue and Dias Creek Road was released by the township for the specific use. The landscaping at the site was done by local VoTech students of the A rgri cultural School. Commander Ai Hedge, of the

American Legion. Feels that Corporal Dramis mi^ht be the youngest person to have a monument in the immediate area. The "Poppy. Chairlady" in charge of the distribution of the traditional popi pies for veterans. Mabel Boell. will take the money collected to Veteran's Chairlady. The poppies were given out in exchange i for donations from the May 19 until today, the calendar Memorial Day. The Veteran's Chairlady will contact Vineland Veteran's Memorial Hospital' about i the disbursement of funds, during the year "adopted couples" and families of veterans are provided with food and clothing when the need is there. A Beef 'N Beverage is planned for June 15 at 6 p.m. by Unit 198, American Legion Auxiliary, Court House. For more information call Helen Watts at 465-5579. The auxiliary is having a rummage sale June 8, 10-3 including lunch and various baked goods. To make donations of clothing of household items call 465-5255.

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