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HOCKEY HELPERS — Check from Local 59. Police Benevolent Association, is presented by Nicholas Fedderoff, PBA president, to Terry Taylor, center, and Barbara Bakley, left, for PBA-sponsored girls' field hockey team of Cape May.

Rec Slate: Some Things New

COURT HOUSE - Fall and winter programs, including such new and innovative courses as belly dancing, the township's first annual Christmas parade, and a junior "rodeo" have been announced by the Middle ^Township Recreation Department. The course Is belly dancing. for high school age up, will be offered at the Leroy May Center, Romney Place and Reading Avenue, with Sultana Saadet as instructor. Classes were to begin Monday. Registration is required, and there is a $15 fee. THE CHRISTMAS parade will take place 7 p.m. Nov. 30 and will include bands and floats. It will proceed through Court House, culminating with the lighting of the township Christmas tree. The junior "rodeo", for grades 1-5, is scheduled for noon Feb. 23, 1985, with registration at 11 :30 a.m. It will include variants of calf roping, steer wrestling, fancy roping, and shooting, and will take place in the , High School gym. * Also new are a Christmas call, in which parents can arrange to have their ^children called by Santa Claus direct from the North Pole. Arrangements must / be made with the Recreation Office by Dec. 10. I YET TO BE announced

is the date for another new program, a country and western dance and chili contest Kentucky Dave and his band will provide the music. Additional information and tickets will tie available after Dec. l. The final new activity is volleyball for women, to be held at the Middle School gym 7-10 p.m. Wednesdays. It is for women 17 and over, and to start a competitive league, at least five teams are needed. Interested captains are asked to call the Recreation Office. The fee is $40 a team. OTHER PROGRAMS are: Wrestling, an instructional program for beginners, to be held at the Middle School cafeteria 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday and Friday. Registration is required, there is no fee, and classes begin Nov. 12. Tumbling and gymnastics, ages 6-12, with instructor Kim Lakita, was j to begin Oct. 25 at the Middle School gym. Registration is necessary, the fee is $20, and fclass meets 4:3(M>:30 p.m. Thursdays. Men's volleyball (17 and over) is scheduled for 7-10 p.m. Thursdays at the Middle School gym. Fee is '$60 per team. KARATE. OPEN to all, /-is slated for 7-9 p.m. / Wednesday and 7:30-10 ; p.m. Friday. Instruction is by Hamer's School of I Karate and students should

sign up at the Leroy Mat Center on one of the nights mentioned. j Aerobic dancing fpr adults will be conduetea by Jackie Sorens oaf at the Leroy May Cemer 9-10 a.m. ^Monday tfnd Wednesday and 7-8 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. The instructor should be conta*ed at the center during those hours to register. ^ After school crafts, ages 6-12, 4:30-6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, beginning Nov. 1, Leroy May Center. . Registration required, fee is $5. DANCE. AGES 6-12, 5-6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, Middle School Cafeteria. Registration required. fee $15. Children's Creative Theatre, 6-12, Middle School cafeteria, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Registration; required, fee $15. Trips slated by the recreation department ini elude one to a 76ers* basketball game Dec. 22, with the bus leaving the May Center in Court House, 5:30 p.m. Reservations will be taken until Dec. 10. Price is $8 per person A Quebec ski trip is planted for Feb. 14-18 Skiing will be a Mont Ste. Anne, and the Quebec Winter Carnival is running the same weekend. Prices include transportation, meals, lift tickets, and rooms. Early reservations are urged. OTHER TRIPS include Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom on Ice Dec. 28, at $12.50 per person. Reservations until Dec. 13. A trip to Icecapades is slated Feb. 28 at $12.50, and to the Philadelphia Flower Show March 5 at $12. Only 47 tickets are available. A puppet show, the "Remarkable Mr Puss, in Boots", will be presented 1 p.m. Dec. 1 by the Puppetworks of New York at Elementary School's here. Tickets will be available at the door. Gregory D. Arnold is director of recreation. The department office is at 115 S. Main St. here (465-3520). In addition to the May Center, the department also operates the Whitesboro Recreation Center, West Main Street, Whitesboro.

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