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News Notes 'From Page 19 1 Middle School. Laine has applied for a County Educational Grant to help fund the association's activities. If you know of any juvenile diabetics call Mrs. Laine at 465-9411 The new officers of the MTHS Key Club conducted the May 30th meeting of the Court House Kiwanis Club. They are: President LeeAnn Mcllvaine, Vice President Rob Dean, Secretary Kara McVey, substituting for Chrissy Cinowski, and Treasurer Sandy Williams. About 20 Key Clubbers attended the meeting. Lieutenant Governor Ed Webb gave a speech on the duties and responsibilities of Key Clubbers. The Key Club's 1985-86 Budget was also presented at this meeting. THE PERFORMANCE dates of "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" have been changed, according to the Sandpiper Players. The new dates are this Friday and Saturday and June 21. 22. 28. and 29. The (loors open at 8 ■ p.m. in the auditorium of Elementary School 3, Court House. Tickets may be purchased at the door Elementary School 3 Principal Henry J. Kobik prepared a pancake break- : fast for all the teachers at . his school. June 5. The breakfast was in celebration of the teachers' meeting the goals of the study skills objective set by the state. • • » Melissa DeVico won a bag of 20 silver dollars, a ribbon, and a junior membership to the Cape May Art League for her winning entry in the Calendar Contest sponsored by the Cultural Heritage Commission. Over 500 students entered their art works in this contest. Only 13 were selected as winners to appear on the . respective pages of the commission's 13-month calendar. Melissa is a student at Elementary School 3. Harry La Bov is her art instructor. DEMOCRATIC Committeeman Charles M. Leusner and Republican challenger Edward J. Rosenberg Jr. won their respective uncontested primary elections, June 4. They will oppose each other in the General Election, November 5. Skip Kehr received a write-in vote in the Republican primary. Listed below are the respective male and female Democratic County Executive Committee members elected in Middle Township June 4. District 1—Daniel S. Lynch; Susan J. Shepherd. District 2— Carol O. Baker; Linda A. Kelly. District 3— Fred C. Grosse; Catherine Cornell. District 4— None. District 5— Robert L. Taylor: Janet R. Seabrook. District 6— George W. Simpkins: Brenda Sjostrom. District 7— Richard L. Barnett. Kate Van Meter. DISTRICT H— Thomas A. Wise: Arto D. Jones. District 9— Norman R. Lochten: Bernice C. Phillips. District 10— James J. Ferguson Jr.: Mary Ellen Ferguson. District 11- — Rodney Downs: None. District" 12— Francis E. Ayres; Jennie C. Ayres. District 13— John E. (Page 72 Please'

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