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A crowd of about 4.000 children and adults attended Middle Township's Third Annual Independence Day Celebration at the Goshen Itoad Sports Complex July 6 The township recreation department event was considered a huge success About JO people volunteered to man the refreshment stands. Enough raffle tickets and refreshments were sold in addition to the generous donations of various organizations and individuals to make this event self-supporting. THE NEW playground was very popular among the youngsters. The children also enjoyed the fire engine ride, pie-eating and seed spitting contests, games, and hay rides A spectacular fireworks display was held at 9 p.m and lasted for 25 minutes. It was the best display ever in I he history of the township's Fourth of July celebrations.

There were 19 winners in this year's raffle sponsored by the Middle Township Optimist Club to benefit the Township Recreation Fireworks Fund THE WINNERS were: First prize- Ray Adams, Court House, a trip for two to the 1986 Orange Bowl in Miami; second. Dot Sharp. Dias Creek, dinner for two at Menz's. IJries. I-obsler House. Henny's, and the Whilebrier; third. .Myrtle Kember of Goshen, a dinner for two at Layre's Dutch Kitchen. Country House. Pot Belly's, and the Middle Diner. Fourth. Pete Arsenault, Court House, four Great Adventure tickets. Fifth. Larry New by. Court House. Dutch Wonderland tickets Sixth, the Gallagher Family. Dennis Township, dinner for two at Caesar's Casino Seventh, Raymond Cooper. Rio Grande, dinner for fwo at the Golden NugIget. Alternate seventh prize. .In Ann Jenkins. South Seaville. dinner for two at Menz's No name appeared on Cooper's stub that was drawn and before he had time to present the other half of the stub containing the winning numbers. Jenkins' ticket was drawn. So in this case two seventh prizes was awarded EIGHTH. Mac McConncll. Court House. Atlantis Casino Show tickets. Ninth. Natalie Caruso. Philadelphia. Whitewater ChalIlengers tickets. 10th. Mary Abies. Court House, dinner for two at the Claridge Casino 1 1th. Betty DeVico. Court House, two passes to Busch Gardens in Williamsburg Twelfth. Kevin Condran. Court House, two passes to Hershey Park. 13th. Martin .Adams. Court House, two passes to Sea World. 14th, Robert Rakley, Goshen, four passes to Wet and Wild of Florida. 15th. G. Seiger. Villas, two passes to a Phillies game Sixteenth. Harry Dougherty. Court House, four passes to the Philadelphia Zoo. 17th. Roy Hess. Fishing Creek, four tickets to a Phillies game; 18th. Greg Bennett. Trenton, four passes to Sesame Place . The strict I v enforced at tendance policy at Middle Township High School apparently is paying off A strong daily attendance average of 92 4 per cent was recorded during the 1984 1985 academic year We want to wish our friend Susan Voll of Rio Grande a very Happy Birthday" She is the wife of Mayor Mike Voll. We also wish a very "Happy Birthday" to our friend Betty Lynch of Pierces Point LIS A BACKE'S art work was selected by the judges of the New Jersey State Teen Arts Festival in New Brunswick to be placed on tour throughout the entire state during the next year Backe graduated from last month Her art instructor was William Lucas. Middle School Vice Principal Russell Simon coordinate the County Teen Arts Festival. The recreation depart- I ment is sponsoring a trip to

the Philadelphia Zoo July 25. The price includes school bus transportation and admission. Reservations are required. Call 465-3520. THE MIDDLE Township High .School Marching Band under the direction of Richard P. Ludwig played before a capacity crowd at the U.S.F.L. Championship Game at the Meadowlands July 14. The band performed "The Star Spangled Banner" while the soloist celebrity singer sang It was a great honor for the MTHS Band to be selected. A number of schools had sent in video tapes of their band's performances and MTHS was chosen by the judges as the best band for the performance. The Annual County 4-H Fair will be held at the 4-H Fairgrounds on Dennisville Roaa in Cape May Court House Thursday. Friday, and Saturday The Middle Township Recreation Department will be operating one of the game booths at the Fair. All proceeds will go for local recreational activities and special events, i l.olli Rca. 15, of West Cape I May; Laura Fausey. 16. of I Court House; and Krenda I.. I Parker. 16. of Court House. • will be vying to be crow ned I 4-H Queen Saturday eve- 2 ning. ' | Betty Jean Jesuncosky is 1 the county's 4-H agent ... , The Recreation Depart- ) ment will be sponsoring a | Lancaster/Dutch Country ] bus trip July 28 The price ] includes transportation, ad- I mission and tour of the ' Amisb Farm, dinner at t Miller's Smorgasbord and r morp | For more information and j reservations call 465-3520 > c Middle Township High School's 77th Annual Com- p mencement Exercises were i held at Memorial Field, t Court House. June 14 f Reverend Robert Farrow | gave the invocation and .-i Donna Schulz said the r welcoming remarks Kelly ( Bailey read "The Best p

Years" and Christine Bond recited "Icarus-A Parallel" Principal John J. MeV'ev and Vice Principal Robert 11. Penkethman presented the awards. Class President Michael !>onohue read "The Third Frog" to the grad uates. McVey presented the class and t)r Theodore Johnson, superintendent, did the class acceptance I)K. JOHNSON and Board of Education President Calvin I.. Back Sr.. along with board members Andrea Balliette and Benton Weimer. presented the diplomas. National Honor Society members who acted as ushers and usherettes were Kristin Brady, Dottie Gallop. Edward Peterson, and Hazel Spaulding. Class officers were Michael Donohue. president; Kelly Bailey, vicepresident; Rita Spaulding. secretary; and Kathy m McKaig. treasurer. VALEDICTORIANS were Coles and Donna Schulz. Receiving distinguished honors were William Balliette. Michelle Coon. Gary Hand. William Herron. Cynthia Huber, Nancy Lord. IJoreen Marriner. Joyce McClure. Scott Smith, and Lynn Sponaugle. Honors went to Christine Bond. Linda Cornell. David Farrow. Priscilla Fowler. Jill Howell. Bruce Knoll. I'ary l.awson. Thomas Leonard. Kathleen McKaig. O'Connor, Michael Ren/a. Charlene Richards. Stephanie Schellinger. Deborah Smith. Samantha Spaulding. Lauren Stanford. Van.Artsdairn. and Weimer. NATIONAL Honor Sociemembers who graduated Bailey. Balliette. Bond. Coles, Coon. Farrow. Francis. Hand. Herron, Cynthia Huber. Knoli. Cary l.awson. 7 Nancy Lord. " Thomas J Leonard. Marrinary Kathleen McKaig. Renza. Richards. Stephanie Schellinger. Schulz. Scott Smith. Sponaugle. VanArLs dalen. and Weimer Other members of the Graduating Class of are Rosemarie AdoranWilliam Albrecht. Marcie Ashlon. Lisa Raeke. KelBailey. Mark Rakley. Alicemarie Beers. C. Kevin Michael Benezet. Charles Bitting Jr.. Barbara

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