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News Notes from Middle Township Alan Morris

Ted Bryan was honored as "Citizen of the Month" at the dinner meeting Feb 21 of the Cape May Court House Kiwanis He has been volunteering many hours of his time working with the youngsters in our community through the Youth Division of the NAACP Bryan is a graduate of Middle Township High School, where he is now a history teacher He is also a graduate of Glassboro State College and resides in Court House with his wife and five children Kiwanis Citizenship Chairman Ray Burke presented Bryan with the organization's citizenship certificate • • • THE COUNTRY and Western Day Junior Rodeo and Dance was a huge sue cess on Feb 23 Four age groups of children competed for prizes in seven different junior rodeo events at Middle Township High School The event that seemed to be their favorite was the gold panning contest The kiddies preferred to use their hands instead of a pan while participating in this contest Almost every child was able to win at least one prize That evening the adults danced to the Kentucky Dave Band at the Rio Grande Fire Hall Lacy Goodkin won the 'Firehouse' prize for her entry in the evening event's chili contest Peg Arnold. Barbara Hober. and Shirley Ann Thomas won first, second and third prizes respectively in the regular judging of their entries of chili • • • • ATTENTION ALL Middle Township Parents: Lit tle league needs plenty of help so don't forget to sign tip while you are register ing your children for the Little League Baseball pro gram at the Leroy May Community Center Saturday March 9, from 9am to noon All new and past players must register into one of the following categories 6 to 7 year olds. Tee Ball 8 to 9-year olds Minors 10 to 12- year olds Majors, and 13 to 15 year-olds. Seniors Parents he sure to bring your child's birth certificate, family health in surance card and a $7 per family parent association fee to registration • • • Carl Baker, who has been teaching industrial arts at Middle Township High School for the past 29 years, will begin his term as Governor of the Op timist club for the entire state of New Jersey Oct 1 He is a 1st the girls' track coach at the high school and chairman of the Middle Township Recreation Advisory Council Baker and his wife Dessie reside in Swainton • • • Anne Sunhachawee Melissa Swain, and Chuck McDonnel, students at Mid die Township Elementary School 3, won first place trophies in their respective age categories in the NaHonal Hoop Shoot Foul Shooting Contest sponsored by the Elks Lodge of North Wildwood Christiana Griffiths and Steven Gittle

were each presented with a first runner up trophy The first place winners recently competed in Bridgeton in the Elk's District "Hoop Shoot" Contest McDonnel had an outstanding performance and came home as the district boys' 10 to 11 cham pion He will compete in the state sectional competition in Manasquan March 3 Melissa and Anne finished second in their age groups They both missed first place by one basket Norman Smith, who is the gym teacher at Elementary School 3. was the students coach Our congratulations go to these fine contestants. APPARENTLY. Jim Allax from Green Creek, John O'Dea and Mary Norbury, both from Court House, will have no opposi tion in the April 2 school board election The three incumbents were the only ones who filed their petitions by the deadline Feb 21 This is the first time in a number of years that there will be no contest for the school board • • • With 22 wins and one loss, the Middle Township High School Girls' Basketball team moved up to No 3 in last week's rankings of all South Jersey Girls' Basket ball teams in the Philadelphia Inquirer The Panthers are the Cape Atlantic II league champs Our best wishes for continued success go to this super team • • • GREEN CREEK Fire Chief Charles Frame was among several fire chiefs who presented Cape May County Fire Marshall George Costell with separate awards at a recent testimonial dinner held at Nino's Lucky Club in Wildwood Costell was honored for his 39 years of service with the Villas Fire Co • • • The Green Creek Fire Company is sponsoring a casino trip to Trump Plaza March 21 The bus leaves the Fire House at 6 p m Call 886-7050 for reservations • • • We wish Krtsti Meers of Court House a very happy birthday Kristi is 5 years old and is a student at Chatterbox Nursery School. Her mother. Kathy is a Middle Township employe. Mayor Mike Voll is also celebrating his birthday this week We wish him a very happy one Garden Club Plans Visit STONE HARBOR The Garden Club will meet at the firehouse at 10 a m Monday March 11. for a short business meeting Following the meeting members will car pool it to the Avalon Flower and Gift Shop on Route 9 for "A Morning in the Greenhouse" The shop is owned hy Bonnie and Peter Atkinson who in the past have served as judges at the Garden Club's annual flower show held each October at the Stone Harbor School

COUNTRY HOUSE BAKERY (Next to Country House Restaurant) RE-OPENING FRIDAY. MARCH 8th 465-CAKE U.S. Rt. 9-Burleigh Between Exits 6 & 8 Garden St. Prkwy. NOTICE Take Notice that the following Items will be sold at public auction by Cliff Wilson & Sons for unpaid repair charges: CASH SALE ONLY: ITEM#1 MAGNA VOX 19" Color TV. Model T360 #4078 ITEM#2 MAGNA VOX 19" Color TV.. Model T991-01 #301A ITEM #3 QUASAR 19" Color T V.. Model WT5578 #7809 ITEM #4 ZENITH 25" Color TV Model SL2513 #9986 ITEM #5 ZENITH Stereo Model 4140 #9362 SALE HELD: 2:00 P.M. March 7, 1985 at Cliff Wilson & Son Repair Dept.. 312 W Schellenger Ave.. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Tables, Chairs, Hutches, Corner Cabinets, Kitchens, Wall Units and much more. SEAVILLE FURNITURE CO. U.S RT. 9 SEAVILLE, N.J. 624-9025 Just Arrived Cotton Lined Nursing Bras Also Featuring: The Latest in Fine Lingerie and Sleepwear 967-7310 267 22nd St.. Avalon

health foods FOODS & COSMETICS ORGANIC-NATURAL VITAMINS Also Books ft Magazines Back to Nature WE'VE MOVED! Railrood Ave., & Delsea Dr. Rio Grande 886-4027

Harbor Fabrics Custom Drapes & Window Treatments Dressmaker Fabrics. Notions final week WINTER CLEARANCE 5O% OFF WOLLENS AND CORDUROYS -new hours - wed - sat 10-4:30 Closed Sun - Mon- Tues in The Wharf Shop 96th St. Stone Harbor 368-2831

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