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Wetlands Honors Students

STONE HARBOR - Both high school and elementary students have received special recognition from the Wetlands Institute this spring. At the Middle Township High School Stience fair last month. Michelle Clayton won a $50 cash award, a certificate of achievement and will have her name engraved on the permanateiy displayed institute plaque there. Her prize winning

project was "A Bioassay in the Effect of NaC1 and 2-4-D on Salt Marsh Grass." The runner-up, Michelle Jost. received a certificate of achievement and family membership from the Wetlands Institute. Her exhibit was "It's Not Easy Being Green - A Study of the Effect of Pollutants on Single Called Organisms in the Salt Marsh" HONORABLE mentions and certificates from the in-

Cape May Offers Open Programs

CAPE MAY - The city offers open programs as a part of its recreation schedule. The following is a list of these programs with times, days and locations for each. Roller Skating • Available to the en tire family at Convention Hall Friday 7-10 p.m. . Saturday 1-3 pm and 7-10 p. m and Sunday 1-3 pm Skateboarding • At Convention Hall Equipment includes ramp and safety helmets Monday. Wednesday and Friday 3:30-3:30 p m OPEN VOLLEYBALL Coed in formal volleyball at Cape May Elementary School Sunday and Wednesday 7-9p m Coed Adult Night Open to men and women 18 years and up Gym and pool at the elementary school open for exercise and enjoyment

Monday 7-9pm Coed Teen Night Fun and fellowship using the heated swimm ing pool at the elementary school Tuesday 7-8:30 p m Youth Hour - for swimmers 17 and under to enjoy pool or play basket ball at the elementary school. Satur day 5:45-6:45 pm FAMILY NIGHT Family oriented program for parents and children to exercise in the gym and pool at the elementary school Children must be accompanied by parent or gaurdian Saturday 7-9 pm Senior Citizen Swim Exercise and fellowship in pool at the elemen tary school Monday. Wednesday and Friday 3:30-4:30 p m Open Exercise An hour of exercise to culminate a busy week on the job or in the home. Friday 10-11 a.m.. Franklin Street Civic Center, and 5-6 pm elementary school

stitute were presented to Christine Heck for "Allelopathic Plants: the Effect of One Kind of Plant on Another", and to Melissa Seifker for "Sail Erosion" Wetlands Institute director of education Alison Logan said. " Because of the overall high quality of these projects, it was impossible to select only one winner. We have given additional awards this year in recognition of the effort, enthusiasm and excellence displayed by the students These certificates and the cash will be presented Friday, June 7 at the school At Stone Harbor Elementary School. Jerome Licata won a first place certificate and a family membership from the institute for "Toxic Waste, the Seeping Menace." Runner-up was Carrie Licatta for "Soil Erosion" and she also received a Wetlands certificate of * achievement. These prizes will be awarded June 4 at the school in Stone Harbor

DR. JOSEPH J. RIZZO Here's how Chiropractic Treats Athletic Injuries Most athletes have come to recognize the hazards involved in their activities, and are among the most regular patients of chiropractic. It is important to consult your doctor of chiropractic regularly. regardless of you type of recreational activity. If you are a parent, it is important to make certain your child does not suffer a spinal problem. Your doctor of chiropractic will detect and correct subluxations, however incurred, and will arrest or prevent problems which they would produce. Chiropractic treatments can not only re-establish nerve function, but will relax you as well. With improved health, your enjoyment of your recreational activity will be enhanced. HALE BICYCLE ANNIVERSARY SALE 10% T0 40% OFF ALL STORE MERCHANDISE-465-3126 5 Mechanic St. Cape May Court House

Clubs Enjoy Trip To Capital WILDWOOD - A field trip to Washington, D.C.. , was taken March 17 by a group of 84 Wildwood 4-H I members, led by Larry R . Wilson Sr. The youngsters, from the Wildwood 4-H Planters. Farmers, Nature, and Fruit Clubs, toured the National 4-H Council Building and the Arms Medical Museum Building Adults accompanying the 4-H members were: Kyle Miller, Laurie Adams. Kimberly Wilson, Helene Grier, Vincent Watkin. Louise Talarek. Debbie Daretko, Woody Harrison. Albert Alston, John Rothenbiller . Jauzell Dozier, and Chick Beck FUTURE TRIPS are planned to the Franklin Institute and the Philadelphia Zoo A 4-H Food and Nutrition Anniversary observance is planned for May Community support is needed for these projects. Persons interested in volunteering their time or donating money are asked to contact Wilson at 522-0231 or 522-0232. Dancing Anybody? CAPE MAY - A 10-week course on ballroom dancing as part of its spring recreation schedule is being offered by the city. John Victor, the instructor, will teach all of the classic ballroom steps - foxtrot. waltz, cha-cha, rumba, jitterbug and tango. The class, offered to Cape May area couples and singles, will be held Monday nights 7-8 p.m. at the Convention Hall. Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 , ext 20 or 27 for further information.

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