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Fair Set At S. J. Christian

ERMA — Parents, family, friends and the general public are invited to attend South Jersey Christian Academy's Fifth Annual Science Fair 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 30, at the school. Second grade teacher Robin Hughes is fair coordinator. Each of the school's students will do a science project for the fair, and these projects will be exhibited in each classroom the evening of the fair. EACH GRADE level from kindergarten and up has been assigned a specific scientific category from which students at that level must select a project : the senses; the plant kingdom; the animal kingdom; the universe; oceanography; electricity; geology ; and weather. Funds Urged TRENTON - Assemblyman Guy F. Muziani supports a budget resolution to restore $300,000 to fund small business development centers. Among the centers to be funded is a new South Jersey center in Atlantic County with related consulting services in Cumberland County. These centers provide free services to small business owners and are i aimed at keeping these businesses viable and operating, with special consideration for new start up businesses and other new businesses that are struggling, Muziani said. STONE HARBOR DUPL BRIDGE CLUB RESULTS For April 10: 1st. Dorris Barker and Louise i Krause 58 I 2nd, Libby Toner and Bob Owens r K so !/ 3rd. Millie Green and Eileen Kalafski 54 4th. Barb Streeter and Bill Kentner 50 5th. Bud Volk and Charles Red shaw 48 6th. Henry Buchiamco and Gene Fisher <6 For April 17: TieTorJst. Helen-Joe Owens and Sali^ouders 81 1 Gene FAsher and Hefiry 3rd." "Venuce Capno and Nancy v. Wiremaurer 78 4th, Rita Beaudreau and Carolyn Eldon 73 Slh. Millie Green and Bill Kentner 70 There is a duplicate ACBL bridge game every Wednesday at 7 30p.ni at the Stone Harbor Fire House The public is invited For information, call 368-1421

In addition to the project itself, each youngster is 1 also required to do ajvrit- < ten report or research 1 paper on the project, as ( well as make a brief oral ' f presentation on the subject to his or her class. i ALL YOUNGSTERS will ( receive a certificate for c their participation; and s outstanding projects will f receive a ribbon the even- £ ing of the fajrf~\.„ t

Projects will be on exhibit in the school classrooms. The school is housed in the Tabernacle Church complex on Road here. South Jersey Christian Academy is a K-8 Christian day school, governed by its interdenominational school board. Registration September admission at all grade levels are now accepted.

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