Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 30 October '85 1 7

SPEAKER HONORED — Court House Kiwanis Club President Bob Hodges presents club's 'citizenship certificate* to Lower Township Police Sgt. John Maher. guest speaker at Kiwanis meeting Oct. 17.

Middle Township News Notes

(From Page 16) Park Oct. 24. They toolc^f walking tour of the parlr to investigate the natural wonders of the area and to do several science-rAlated activities which incmded— identifying various types of leaves. The morning kindergarten classes at the school will visit the residents of the Crest Haven Nursing Home tomorrow in their Halloween costumes. Middle Township Y.outh Football had i t £5 ' homecoming'' ari Memorial Field in Court House Oct. 6. The Bobcats' Homecoming Queen was Shannon Black, who was crowned by player Jimmy Bartleson. The Panther's Homecoming Queen was Jesse Harris, whose court consisted of Paige Springer and Sherry Spaulding. She was crowned by player Sal DeSimone. ••• We wish our friend Jim McCarthy of Green Creek a belated "rfappy Birthday!" The Middle Township High School Band Boosters will be selling cases of oranges and grape fruit from Florida to raise money for its December trip to San Diego. They have a tractor trailer that will make the round trip to Florida to ensure delivery for the Thanksgiving holidays. For ordering information call Richard I.udwig at 465-94 1 1 . Ext 334. Middle Township Youth Football had its "Homecoming" at Memorial Field in Court House Oct. 6. The Bobcats' Homecoming Queen was Shannon Black, who was crowned by player Jimmy Bartleson. The Panthers' Homecoming Queen was Jesse Harris, whose court consisted of Paige Springer and Sherry Spaulding. She was crowned by player Sal DeSimone. Luther and Marie Hearon of Goshen hosted a dinner j>arty at the Neptune Inn in Vineland Oct. 2 in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary and Mr. Hearon's 75th birthday. About 35 family members and close friends attended the party. We wish the Hearons a belated "Happy Anniversary" and Mr. Hearon a belated "Happy Birthday!" Rob Dean. MTHS junior and Key Club vicepresident. was installed as

the new New Jersey District Key Club treasurer by the District Board at the organization's Sixth Annual Leadership Training Conference at Great .Adventure Oct. 13. His duties will include overseeing the collection of district club dues, maintaining the financial records for the district, and paying all district debts incurred. He is the son of Richard and Jane Dean of Avalon. OVER 45 MTHS KeyClub members attended ^this conference, which was ^joth educational and entertaining. Its function was to help inform club officers and members about their responsibilities as KeyClubbers., After a general session and different workshops for club presidents, vicepresidents. secretaries, treasurers, and bulleting editors, the 2.000 Key Clubbers in attendance from around the state were free to enjoy the attractions at the park. ,/ Ed Webb.^International Key Club Trustee and MTHS Key Club member, brought greetings to those in attendance from KeyClub International. THE HIGH School | Marching Band, under the direction of Richard P. I.udwig, came away from the Vineland Competition at Gittone Stadium Oct. 6 with three trophies. The Panthers beat Hammonton in the Group II Division 72.4 to 68.4. It was the first time that the MTHS Band had ever beaten Hammon ton in a field show The Panthers won the Group II Divisional Trophy in addition to the Best Music and Grand Championship Trophies. The other bands in the competition were Group One bands Absegami. Glassboro. Bridgeton. and Oakcrest; .and Group Three's Millville and Toms River. This was the MTHS band's first show of the new school year. The Band Boosters will be selling cases of oranges and grapefruit from Florida to help raise money for the December trip to San Diego. They are having a tractor-trailer make a round trip to Florida to ensure delivery for the Thanksgiving Holidays. For ordering information call Richard Ludwig at 465-9411, Ext. 334.

Tribute Slated CAPE MAY - Harry Snyder Post 193 of the American Legion will sponsor Veterans Day ceremonies that will begin Monday. Nov. 11. at 11 a.m. at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument at Columbia Avenue and Gurney Street here. All residents of the Cape May area are invited to attend. There will be a firing squad, bugler, and color guard from the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center taking part in the observance Captain J. C. Uithol. « commanding officer. Coast Guard Training Center will be the guest speaker. All of the veterans' organizations in the area are invited to present wreaths to be placed on the monument. Honor guards representing all organizations are urged to attend. Robinson Is A Recruiter MARMORA - Marine Staff Sgt. Richard L. Robinson, son of Claudia Robinson of 648 Statecoach Rd.. here, was graduated from Recruiter's School. During the seven-week course at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Robinson was prepared for duty recruiting young men and women for service with the Marine Corps. He also . studied public speaking, advertising. community relation^ and personal interviewing techniques. A 1974 graduate of Absegami High School. Mays Landing, he joined the Marine Corps in September. 1977. Avalon Seniors AVALON - The Avalon Senior Citizens' Organization November luncheon meeting will be held at Wildwood Country Club. Burleigh. Tuesday. Nov 12 at 12:130 p.m. Reservations for the luncheon may be made by calling Mr and Mrs Anthony Calomeni. 12 Fox Run Rd.. Court House. 465-7250. 'Miss Liberty' 11 RP Topic CAPE MAY — Victorian Cape May Chapter 691. American Association of Retired Persons. <AARP> will meet at Victorian Towers noon. Nov. 13. Bell Telephone will present "Miss Liberty 1986" The chapter's Christmas luncheon will be held at the Atlas Motor Inn Dec. 11. Tickets will be on sale at the November meeting Senior Party NORTH WILDWOOD - The North Wildwood Senior Center will sponsor its seventh annual penny party 1-3 p.m. Thursday. Nov. 7, at 10th and Central Avenue. Door prizes and refreshments will be offered.

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