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Students Honored On Recycling Art

COURT HOUSE - More than 30 Cape May County elementary, middle and high school students were recognized recently for their winning entries in the first County Recycling Art Contest. Co-sponsored by the county Municipal Utilities Authority and the county Art Leagu^in conjunction with the Ocean City Arts Center, the contest attracted more than 100 entries from students in grades one through 12 who attend six different schools. County freeholder Ralph Evans presented prizes to the winners at the awards ceremony held May 13 at the Wetlands Institute. He was joined by George Howell, president of the Cape May County Art League; Ms. Janet Haag, president of Country Shore Women's Club; and Edith Harker, member of the Country Shore Women's Club. MUA Soilid Waste Manager Ted O'Neill serv-

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; ed as emcee for the ' program. 1 THE GROUP applauded : the efforts of Linda Pitale, MUA recycling coori dinator, for arranging the t county's first recycling art contest and the ceremony. i O'Neill praised her hard ; work and enthusiasm in ' working with the schools i during the past four ; months. "All the winners are to be congratulated," O'Neill i said, "and I offer my • thanks to all the students who competed and their teachers. We have some i wonderful contributions » here and all of the young ; people can be proud of what they've done." s The purpose of the con- ; test, which was part of the i MUA's recycling education program, was to develop student awareness of the ; environmental benefits of i recycling and the many i uses of recycled goods. ; Held in April, the contest was divided into three categories : arts and crafts, posters and prose/poetry. THE ARTS AND crafts entries were judged by Unas Bell, director of the Ocean City Arts Center, and Susan Hopkins, assistant director of the center. Best-of-show winner in the arts and crafts category was Heath McMauley, a fourth grade student at Upper Township Elementary School who designed a banjo from an old cookie can and other scraps. He received $25 from the Country Shore Women's Club and a junior membership to the Ocean City Arts Center. Primary division winners (grades first through _ fourth) in the arts and crafts category were: first place; Catherine Parish, Upper Township Elementary School; second. Darryl Jones. Ocean Academy; third. Barry Edwards. Ocean Academy; and honorable mention: Keith Marrel. Ocean Academy. INTERMEDIATE division winners (grades fifth through eighth) included: first place: Curtis Mason. Alternative School; second. Jimmy Eberle. Alternative School; third. Nancy Novakowski. Stone Harbor Elementary School; and honorable mentions. Richard Garrison, Alternative School, and Alison Rice. Stone Harbor Elementary School. Winning entries in the j arts and crafts category will be displayed this month at the County Library in Court House. Entries in the poster category were judged by Roy Schultz. Betty Hull and Helen Dilday of the County Art League and Edith Harker of the Country Shore Women's Gub. OCEAN CITY High School student Matt Pors was Best-of-Show winner for his poster depicting a "surf punk" encouraging recycling. He received $25 from the Country Shore Women's Club and a junior membership to the County Art League Primary division poster winners (first grade), all from Upper Township Elementary School, included: first: Melissa Stacy; second. Brent Maurer; third. Tammy McDaniels; and honorable mentions. Jimmy Blizzard. Amanda Reichanek and Jodi J Thomas. j#

Intermediate division winners (grades fourth through sixth) were: Upper Township Elementary School students: first, Scott Lefferson; second. Deanna Mirenda; third, Maureen Mauger; and honorable mentions Matt Jefferson, Upper Township Elementary School; Brian Lynch, Consolidated School; Dan Spalding, Upper Township Elementary School; and Rhonda Stout, Consolidated School. HIGH SCHOOL division poster winners included the following Ocean City High School students; first, Jim Pacifico; second. Donna Lever; third. Melissa Locker; and honorable mentions. John Andrus. Scott Broomell. Tricia Calise, Patty Reese and Amanda Tate. Winners of the poster and prose/poetry categories will display their entries this month in the loft of the County Art League. Grand Prize winners in the prose/poetry category were Debbie Pruitt and Maria Pitale, both of Upper Township Elementary School. They received an one-year subscription to Cricket magazine and a junior membership to the Cape May County Art League. Judging this category was Roseanne Merrick of the County Art League. THOSE PARTICIPANTS who did not receiye an award at the Wetlands Institute will be receiving tickets to Wonderland Pier in Ocpan City. These tickets were

donated by MUA commissioner Roy Gillian. All first, second, grand prize and best-of-show entries will be printed in the MUA's W86 Cape May County Recycling Calendar. Prizes were contributed by the Country Shore Women's Club, the American Association of University Women, Nu-Art Gallery, Krafty Korner, Wonderland Pier and Sherwin-Williams of Ocean City. J INITIATED - Michelle Ewing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ewing. Jonathan Hoffman Road, Cold Spring, was inducted recently into Tassel Chapter of the Mortar Board, a national honor society of college seniors. Michelle, a 1982 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High, is a junior at the University of Delaware College of Nursing.

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