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Mews Notes from Middle Township Pat Trego 967-7320

( A breakdancing contest \ \ is slated for August at the * Jtouy May Center in pourt House. Sponsored by (fthe township Department vOf Recreation, the contest will be open to local elementary and high school suidents The exact date of the contest will be posted. If you saw two Middle Township school buses driving through town last week, it was not to indicate the return of pencils and books. Not yet. Youngsters from the Recreation Department playground and camps went to Lake Nummy in Belleplain. The 25-cent swim is offered every Wednesday, but lately has been pre-empted by rain and the Fourth of July. So the kids were really kicking to swim this trip. Armed with towels and trunks, these energetic youngsters dove, jumped and doggy-paddled until 3 in the afternoon when, sad-

t ly for most, it was time to i go. Cape Human Resources i provided a cook-out for all r of the children, t ANOTHER TRIP is t under way to Sesame 1 Place, in the northern part I of South Jersey. The F Recreation Department already has two buses Tilled and will use another if i needed. To sign up, see Gregg Arnold, director of recreation, at Jiis office on I Main Street. Middle Township Arts i and Crafts students will I display their works at the closim; of the summer program; in August. Tile art, I decoupage flower arrangements, fabric collage and many other varieties of 3-d art will be on display at the Rio Grande Mall. \ Children represented are from classes taught at Elementary 1, Elementary 3, Christian' School in Rio Grande and Whiteboro Community Center. ALTHOUGH MOST of

the children at Elementary 1 Day Camp are too young to shave, they were doing a pretty close imiation last week with their balloon and shaving cream contest. Then it was pie in the .-Jace at their pie throwing Contest. A little more civil ware the potato sack race anp the watermelon eating yero test. C Other recent events were •aco making, Let's Make a DCal, where the prizes not quite the Bob Barker variety, and makings sundaes. Events for which winners were awarded first, second and third place Middle Township ribbons were an obstacle course with hurdles, swing contest and spelling bee. ©

MTH Honor Rolls List 132 Students *

COURT HOUSE - Middle Township High School has named 17 students to its High Honor Roll for the, fourth marking period, and s 115 to the Honor Roll. Singled out for the academic, honors were. HIGH HONOR Roll - Robert Dean. John Francis. Matthew Gilbert. Cori Osborne. Melissa Whittineton. Melody Coles. Cynthia Huber. David Moyer. Donna Schulz. Paul Burnley. Jerry Fowler. Tammy Holt. Michelle Jedrak. Matthew McCormick. Karen Oliver. Kirk Peterson and Doris Ross HONOR ROLL - Nicole Rallietlr. Heidi Bischoff. Cheryl Blood. Walter < ubernoi. Randy Dallenbach. Michelle Oeieooe, David Errickson. Ly dell llall. Jo- Ann Hines. Audrey Hoffman. Suzanne Keen. Kim Kirby . Timothy l-ronard. Leslie Ludlam. Patty Malec, John Monacheili. Joseph Palmisano. Cynthia Pantelione. Michael Ribeiro. Mary Robinson. Eugene Smith. Elizabeth Thomas. Renee Tozer, Douglas Vogelei Judith W ang. Edmund Webb. Cory Welterau. Michelle Clayton. Bryan Conklin. Darwin Coverdale, Robert Hentges. Robert Hicks, Mark Hindlr. Kristen Holt. William Lloyd. Veronica Lynn. Steven Marriner.

Kristine Moulder. Edward Peterson, Shot to Rasmussen, Charles Scbellinger. Thomas Shaw. Carol Sjostrom, Hazel Spaulding. Kathleen Train or. Kristin Wilson, i, Tracey Yarborough, William "vAlhrecht. Lisa Backe. Christine Hood. Michelle Coon. John Daley. Karen Dinardo. Roberta Eckert. •avid Farrow. I Ricky Fowler. Priscilla Francis. -^Janice Godwin. Kevin Gregory. Gary Hand. Jill Howell, Keven Hutchinson. Theodore Johnson, Thomas Leonard, Fayth Lewis. Nancy Lord. Doreen Marriner. Chariene Richards. John Rossi. Stephanie Schellinger, Connie Schmidt. Deborah Smith. Jennifer Snyder. Tami Stewart. Sberri Stiles. Tina Marie Toal. Lisa YanArtsdalen. Jonathan Adams'. Phillip Amundsen, Lee Armstrong. Mary Bennett. Vaughn Bossuyt. George Burtis, Charles Camp. Bettyann Chew. Kevin Condran. Barbara Cornell. Lisa Degrnova. Sharon Deluca. Dean F razier. Kellie Garner. Jodi Graeff. Brenda Grant. Alvin Harris. Phillip Heun. Kimberly Highlower. Shirley Jones. Cathy Llvod. Patrick Logue. Cathy Marriner. Stephen Martin. Sozette May. Steven McKaig. Janet O'Hara. Deborah O'Nen. Orania Orlando. Holly 'drtman. Renee Raab. Debra Rhhionaith. Shelley Ridgwav WW? B inter, Kathleen Robbins. Adam/Sdhulz. Lisa Thomas. Kristen Venlnpw

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