22 ' • Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 29 May '85

The Middle Township High School science students who participated in this year's New Jersey Science League competition ranked exceptionally high in the league's final statewide standings. Two MTHS students made the league's state honor roll: Scott Smith, who rank ed sixth out of 280 students in physics and Margaret llseih who ranked 17th out of 344 students in ninth grade Biology.

The MTHS Physics team ranked fifth out of 106 schools in the state They trailed only the prestigious Ridgewood. Princeton; Summit, and Cherry tyill East High Schools. They had beaten each of these teams at least onCe in the four examinations Smith and Bill Balliette were the MTHS team's winning finalists Joseph Steady is their physics instructor. THE NINTH GRADE Biology team of Hseih and

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- News Notes from Middle Township Alan Morris

Christine Heck ranked 14th out of 106 schools in the state. Phil Heck is their biology instructor. MTHS won the league's district championship by beating Millville High School in three subject categories to two. Bill Eckstein and Sholto Rasmussen were the winning team members in second year chemistry. Bill Doan is their instructor. Steady is the chairperson of the MTHS science department. THE MEMBERS of the Court House Kiwanis Club approved the new slate of officers submitted by the club's nominating committee chairman Jim Roland recently. Bob Hodges of Court House was elected president; Dan Money, Rio Grande, and Steve Sellers. Swainton, first and second vice presidents; Jim McLaughlin. Court House, treasurer Dr Mike Spagnolo, Glen Ortman. and Mike DiLulio were elected to serve three-year terms on the board of directors. • • • Robert and Sharon Herman and their daughters Robbie Jo and Cherri were very grateful to everyone who participated and attended the PancakfL Breakfast at the Green Fire House May 19.

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ft Over $2,000 was raised e from more than 500 people r who attended this event. The money was donated to the » Herman family to help them / witl^ their bills since their i serious automobile accident 1 Feb. 2. Herman is still confined to a wheelchair and i faces more surgery while the other members of his family are still physically I recovering from their injuries. THE MTHS Percussion Ensemble was presented with a resolution that honored them for their accomplishments during the past year which included an undefeated season in winning the Atlantic Coast Percussion Championship. Diane DuFour accepted the award from Mayor Mike Vol I and Committeeman Chuck Leusner at the township committee meeting May 16. DuFour is the Ensemble's arranger and instructor Rirhard P. I.udwig is the director. Mike Russ wrote the drill routine and Pat Zampetti assisted. Members of the various instrumental groups of the ensemble are: Pete Morano, Chip Staples. Ted Johnson, Sholto Rasmussen. Tony Mack. Amy Hickman. Tina Roberta. Pat O'Dea, Jim Moore. Steve Mossbrooks. I.ee Ann Mcllvaine. Michelle Chew. Chris Maurer. Geoff Byrne. David Thompson. I.ori Dinella, Joe DeVico. and Craig DeGenova. To our friend Isabelle Be vis of Green Creek, a very happy birthday. THE COURT HOUSE Kiwanis Club sponsored a Spelling Bee at Elementary School 3 May 17. Ann Sunhachawee won first place and Carol Schwenke was second in the fourth grade contest Bruce Hsu won first place and Harry Jones was second in the fifth grade contest. The judges in the contest were Fred Melroy and Mike DiLulio from the Kiwanis Club and Jeannie YVunder and Denise Coulter from the ( PjT.A. Fourth grade teacher JacI que Ross and fifth grade I teacher Barbara Hall coorI dinated the event. THE FOURTH GRADE I participants were Rrad I Freeman. Joe Raffaele. I Karriem Moore. Donna I Schultz. Scott Campbell. Glenn Messick. Dana Abies. John Heron. Carol Schwenke. Ann Sunhachawee. Lillian l^ppez. and Chuck SchubPrt Fifth grade participants were Cheryl Cusella. Pat Ludwig. Stephanie Boyd. Robbie Fielder. Herbie Thompson. Charissa Randolph. Bruce Hsu. Valerie Morano. John Higginbottom, Jennifer Hewitt. Harry Jones, and Chris Hodges. THE MIDDLE Township School Board appointed Gary Barber coach of the MTHS Girls' Basketball team at its meeting May 22. Barber has been the team's y assistant coach for the past I six years. During that I period the Girls' Junior VarI sity Basketball team won ; I 110 games and lost 19. ] Barber teaches biology ; and horticulture at MTHS | ' He also coached the fresh- |

man football team for one season. He formerly taught at the Vo-Tech Career ™ Center. A graduate of Delaware Valley College, he j attended graduate school at e Rutgers University. Barber e resides in Swainton and s assists his family in t operating Barber's Fresh r Meadow Nursery, t • • • American Legion Auxi iliary Unit 198 is sponsoring ; a Tropicana Casino trip j June 3. The bus departs ' Jamesway at 3 p.m. CaH 465-5255 for reservations. EIGHTH GRADE i students from the Middle I School and schools in Avalon, Stone Harbor, and Dennisville participated in ■ the Play Day meeting at i Memorial Field in Court House May 13. This day was set aside to allow these students to become acquainted with one another since they will all be attending Middle Township High School next September The day mainly consisted of athletic activities suclias kickball, tug-of-war. volleyball, soccer, frisbees. soft- • ball and street hockey The students ate hoagies for lunch. John Roberson, Health and Physicial Education Department Chairman for grades kindergarten to 12 in the school district, coordinated this event. Mike Tourchisin. Steve Ragan. and Chris McMullin physical education instructors at the Middle School, assisted. MIDDLE SCHOOL'S Band Director Richard Sterling and band members Jamiee Dramis and Holly Hevener were presented with a resolution from the township committee honoring the efforts of the Middle School Band during its performances in Williamsburg They accepted the award at Township Hall May 16. Former County Democratic chairman and Middle Township Club friend Jim Iannone was sworn in to a four -year term on Sea Isle City Commission May 22 Also sworn in for four-year terms were William VanArtsdalen Jr. and Michael McHale. Van Artsdalen's grandparents owned and operated the Bellevue Tavern in Court House during the 1960s. VanArtsdalen was also the only incumbent to win reelection McHale has been actively involved in the city's governmental affairs for a number of years. McHale was named as mayor and VanArtsdalen as deputy mayor at the outdoor swearing-in ceremonies. TOM STARR from Medic 9 was the guest speaker at the Court House Kiwanis meeting May 9. Starr described the services his new medical team provides to the residents of southern Cape May County His team is called out on all types of emergencies and supplements the services of the volunteer rescue squads. The National Honor Society Banquet and Candlelight Installation Ceremony were held at the County Career Center May 1. .MTHS principal John McVey opened the program and school superintendent Theodore Johnson addressed the inductees and parents Gary Hand gave the invocation. Lisa VanArt-

» sdalen, Melody Coles. David t Farrow, and Kelly Bailey ,spoke. r Hie installation ceremony ; was conducted by MTHS t Honor Society president Joyce McClure. Laureen I Stanford presented the i members. MTHS Vice Prini cipal Robert Penkethman gave the closing remarks. Students inducted were; Kristin Brady. Michelle Clayton. Lori Dinnella, Priscitla Francis. Dottie Gallop. Robert Hicks, Mark Hindle, Kristen Holt. Bruce Knoll. Veronica Lynn. ( Christine Mauer, Cori Osborne. Edward Peterson. Sholto Rasmussen. Charles Schellinger, Carol Sjo6trom. Hazel Spaulding, Kathleen Trainor, Bonnie Weimer, Melissaq Whittington. and Kristin Wilson. Susan M. Shepherd is the Honor Society's advisor. Don't forget that the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 198 will be holding a gigantic yard sale at the post home in Court House May 31 and June 1. All proceeds will benefit the building fund. THE PRIMARY Election will be held Tuesday, June 4. Polls wiUbedpened7a.m. to 8 p.m. Because of the redisricting project completed by the Election Board earlier this year, residents may be required to vote at a different polling place. Township Clerk George Simpkins has assigned the polling places to all of Middle's 14 election districts. Voters in District 1 will vote at the Daughters of America. Delsea- Drive, Goshen, telephone 465-5713. District 2; Social Hall Asbury Church, Route 9, Swainton; 465-5797 Districts 3 and 6; Methodist Social Hall. Church Street. Court House. 465-5206. District 4: T.E. Wood Legion Home. Hand Avenue and Dias Creek Road, Court House; 465-5107. District 5: Fire House. South Boyd Street, Court House, 465-7000. District 7; Stella's Place Restaurant. Route 47, Dias Creek. 465-2531. District 8: Whitesboro School, East Main Street. Whitesboror 465-9122 District 9: Faith Fellowship Chapel Hall, Shore and Oyster Roads. Burleigh. 465-1132. Districts 10 and 11 : Fire House. Nor bury's Landing Road. Green Creek. 886-7704. Districts 12 and 14: Fire House, Delsea Drive. Rio Grande. 886-1422. District 13. Rio Grande Rescue Squad Building. Rio Grande. 465-4044. Be sure to check your new voter registration card to determine which election district you reside in These cards were mailed to all registered voters by the County Election Board in March.

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