4 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 4 December '85

liorix Wa'ri I'OT MAKING — Marion Glaspcy (left). of Court House, learns how to make sawdust-fired pottery from instructor Beverly Henry during a course taught at the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor. Henry, of Dennisville, is a selftaught potter who has practiced her art for 25 years.

Honors Announced At Wild wood High

WILDWOOD The First Honor Roll for the first marking . period has been announced by Wildwood High School, with two seventh graders. Anna Allison and Justin Mayer, earning the honor Named to the Second Honor Hull were: SKMOItS Amy Atulrrw v Jiimis C.icm. An ilrea i'nnrail, Jennifer Cunmnjiham. Niotk'liiunbiltii. Anp Uni-lx-l. Wen ilv ll.irkmv .Inlm Harris. I.iur.i Krali. Tran-y Mriiiraan. Vim-enl Mnnii'calvn Su/.inne Noiman. llnlMft I'allrrsiiii Neiill S.i»\n Tammy Varna- .lay Wallmark. Mike S mini! .Mm Yihiiik. Kellv /u/ulm'k Jackie Samaai/ II Molls Carey As|*-iil>ur«. IXiuse I lam linitjje, Mariiari-l Uonu-man Oliver i oli-man .Inlm Kriisi. Have Knrsler. Vickie (MiIIhtk. Jnhn Hill. Karen I. Kelly. Sle|iluii MH'arlv Vineent Mnnlemiirro Hilly N.islasi. I.iuren Nell Christ me Neulu-ld Itntierl I'leruiiivaiini Tluiin.is Shank Thnmas Wnrr.ill ('lull burn luitls 1 1 in I./-'. Hiisir IMKAM'ITV Airman Thomas Chatham, son ol Mary F. (vjiathurn ol KMT Central Ave . has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base. Tex . alter completing Air Force Basic Training The airmail will now Twelve specialized inslrnc lion m the aircraft maintc nance held lie is a 1984 graduate ol OeeanCity High School Mollis I \ rd 50 Yours DEL HAVEN Mr and Mrs Herman Mold ol this community celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Nov. 23. They were given a sur prise dinner at the Midway Inn. Buena. by their daughter. Mrs John Friedriek of Belleplain and Mrs. Mohl's sister. Mrs Thomas Hamilton, of Ml Laurel

SOI'IIOMOHKS Kramine I'acci. Cina D'Am lirosm. Dana Kinhaus. Kim Kliyjior. Calhy ll.ii-hm-l. John Mi-Ciman. Aaron Meyer. Mark Minahan, Tom Mnrrrll. Kalarl Nirvev Sain Sim |ikms .lohn Sli-lh-. Slurry Tolan. Call Wieilenmunn KHKSIIMKN Hrenilun Connor. Ih-sins- Dalrllo. Virloria Doxsun. Sony a (Senna no. Mary Jalli*. Andrew James, < 'hrislophir lame). Kalhlynn Mar Im. Kolx-rl Mrlnlosh. Itoherl O'Oon nell. KimlM-rh I'allerson. Hriau Hixluers. Hit-luird Serov. Trai-y Troiano. .luslin Ynftel. Stephanie Wilhanis. Jill Wilson KKillTII IIKAIIK Clirislophi-r Becker. Tillany Oa vis. Troy la-e. Kdward lane. Vie loria Mitchell SKVKNTII (.11 VIO Nancy Alexander. Jenniler llachman. Dawn Haumsl.irk Cnssy CiHike. Michael Kmmer. I.ym-.i (iallatiher. Hon Nelson. Joseph Scluiler. Ann Marie Torres Hollar (lots Promotion HID GRANDE William 1) Kollar. son of Henry J Kollar ot 29 Mimosa Dr . has been promoted in the C.S Army to the rank of -ser geanl first class Kollar is an armor crew member at Fort Hood. Tex . w ith the 57th Armor He is a 1*171 graduate ol Middle Township High School. Court House Meeting Sri lor Parents wiunvmin Tin- \\ i Idw nod Klcmetitary Home and School Assoc la lion will meet 7 30 p m Wednesday. Dec II. in the all purpose room at the Glemvood Avenue School. The guest speaker will Ih> Karen Wart on -Nordahy . whose topic will Ik* "The Kxcitement of Color Analysis" Refreshments will bo served and free babysitting is available

i Middle Township IHEBH Alan | 1 •* 1 ILL"

k This week is Youth Ap- [ preciation Week, which is L locally sponsored by the Middle Township Optimist Club. Tomorrow is "Youth in Government Day" when Middle Township High School students will "take over" the positions of their adult administrative officials in Middle Township, the local School Administration. Stone Har bor, and Avalon. i The students will go around with their adult 'r counterparts throughout the day and will be taken out to lunch. The students performing the tasks of mayor, committeemen. and township clerk in Middle Township will have the special treat of presiding over tomorrow evening's regularly scheduled township meeting at Township Hall. Court House, at R. IN MIDDI.K Township. MTHS student John Fran-c-is will act as Mayor Yoll. I.e Ann Mcllvaine. Committeeman l.eusner: Hobert llentges. treasurer; Hazel Spaulding. court clerk; Sea Jones, tax assessor; Tami Seymour, tax collector; Steve Jones, construction official; Steven Mosshrmiks. police chief, and Kristin Holt grant coordinator. In the local school administration. Kd Peterson will act as Superintendent l)r Ted Johnson: Deanna It u g g i e r o . assistant superintendent: Dorothy Gallop as MTHS Principal John MeVey: Patricia Law as Vice Principal Phil KxIry: and Kim llearon as Vice Principal Boh Penkethman. IN STONK II Alt BOIt. Itohrrt Hicks will act as the administrator: Christin Selhach. borough clerk. Lisa Olson, treasurer: t liris Sellers, tax collector . Sean MeDivitt. building inspector. Mike Mehan. water clerk and Andrew It rock ni a n and T o m Deltose. police chief In Avalon. Michelle Clayton as mayor. Bryan Colin, administrator: Cara Hiidanieh. through clerk. Kristin Wilson, borough treasurer. Tracey Yardborough. environmental oflicial. Kathleen Trainer. l»olu-c chief . and Dave Torruni. administrator ol public works STUDENT Government Day was one of the first major projects ol the Mid die Township Optimist Club and still remains as one ol the club's major * % American Heart 11 jr Association VtfOI UXfiNr.iOO i

functions during its ninth ; year > John itoherson Phil : Heck are the coordinates i for the event i The Middle Township Christmas Parade will begin at G p.m Friday at Main Street and Stone Harbor Boulevard and proceed south on Main to MechanicStreet. then west on Mechanic to Boyd Street and south on Boyd to the Fire House TIIK LIGHTING of the township Christmas tree on top of Township Hall will also take place. Santa Claus will set up shop at the Court House Fire Hall to talk to the kiddies. Hot chocolate and other refreshments will be served. In the parade, floats will be judged and given first, second, and third place trophies. Trophies will also be given to the fire department with the best decorated equipment and the best stock engine. The parade is sponsored by the Middle Township Recreation Department. The Middle Township Recreation Department will be sponsoring a puppet show in the Elementary School 3 auditorium Saturday The show, entitled •"Adventure in Star Worlds", will be pul on by Puppet Works of New York City. Showtime is 1 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door OVER 2.200 was raised at the Fourth Annual Beef n Beer to benefit the Joseph M Norton Scholarship Fund at the Green Creek Fire Hall Nov. 23. The 300 people in attendance enjoyed the music provided by the Kentucky Dave Band. There is now almost $5,000 in the scholarship fund The scholarship is awarded annually in the sum of $500 to a MTHS student who is athletically motivated, involved in school activities, of average academic performance. and a person who exemplifies the principles in which Joe Norton believed The scholarship fund w as organized in 1082 hv Commilleeman Charles l.eusner and Marie Hritlun. Norton's mother In addition to Leusner and B r 1 1 1 o n . other members of the scholarship committee in alien dance included Freeholder Director Jerry Thornton. Jeffrey \renberg. Glenn K o n i- / > k . Mariannel.innington. and John L. Linn ing ton III. Day id Hepiei is the fund's treasurer T II K 12 Ml D I) I. K Township High School students participating in this year's studentexchange program returned home at midnight Nov 9 along with teacher Biith Weimer. Their flight home was delayed seven hours because of technical problems The English host families

were terrific and very supportive of the group, according to the 12 girls who traveled to England Liz Stokes, the British art teacher whose home was where Weimer stayed during her trip to England, will travel with her students to the United States in the spring and spend a month in Middle Township at the homes of the MTHS students and teacher. The students especiallyliked their trip to the Tassaud Wax Museum in London, where they enjoyed the likes of such superstars as Michael Jackson. Boy George. Elton John, and Dolly Farton: they also enjoyed the Chamber of Horrors, with every piece of execution equipment ever devised. Another highlight of their trip was the Halloween Party held in observance of Guy Fawkes' night The celebration included a mock hanging and bonfire. Fawkes was an Englishman involved in a plot to blow up Parliament in the 17th Century. THE COURT House Kiwanis Club will hold its annual Christmas dinner in the Crystal Room at the Atlas Motor Inn. Cape May. Dec. 16. The cocktail' hour will begin at 6 p.m.. dinner will be served 7 p.m. Music to dance by will be provided by "Now and Then " There will also be door prizes For reservations call 886-4121. BILL LUCAS was the master of ceremonies at the annual MTHS soccer banquet held in the school's cafeteria Nov 22. School Superintendent Johnson and MTHS Athletic Director Terry Br ad way were the guest speakers The most valuable player award was given to Sean Smith offensive player went to James Carmen: defensive player went to .Mike Kiberio: and James Kelly received the coach's award Lucas is the soccer coach at MTHS MTHS KEY Cl.l'B President and senior I.eeAnn Mcllvaine was unanimously elected lo the post ot lieutenant governor of Key Club Division One at the organization's district board meeting at the Lincroft Inn Nov 24 We wish our friend Pearl Blevins. who works in the guidance office at Middle Township High School, a very speedy recovery. Elementary School 3 will hold its winter concert 7 : 30 p m Dec 10 in the school auditorium Children will be admitted to the evening performance only if accompanied by parents or guardians. If it is more convenient for the adults, they may attend the day performances. w hich will be held Dec. 4 at 9:30a m and Dec 9 at 1 : 15 p m Ed Zebedies. who is a history teacher and the Student Council adviser at I

Middle Township High School, was the coordinator i of all the student activities during the recent MTHS Homecoming which includ ed the Pep Rally, the Homecoming Dance, and I the successful Homecomi ing Parade. He is in his third year as Student Couni cil adviser at MTHS. i We wish our friend David Dunbar of Court House a very speedy recovery from his recent accident. i •** Joe Trombetta is the new i wrestling coach at MTHS. I He has been an assistant football coach working with the Freshman Football team for the past three i years and coached this i year's Freshman team to a 7-0 season. Trombetta is a 1975 i MTHS graduate. He received his bachelor's degree in physical education from i Glassboro State College He resides in Court House i with his wife Sharon and i 2-vear-old son A.J. THE MIDDLE School Band under the direction Richard Sterling will march in the Middle ; Township Christmas i Parade 6 p.m. Friday On ? Saturday at 7 p.m.. the band will march in the I West Cape May Parade The band also marched in the Ocean City Christmas ► Parade Nov. 30. ► The Middle Township High School Key Club conducted a canned food drive and made up and » distributed Thanksgiving t Day baskets to the less fortunate people of the coms munity on Nov. 26. This I was a joint project of the j MTHS Key Club and Court House Kiwanis Club. THE ANGELUS Chorus under the direction of Sheri man "Bud" Scull of Court House will perform as • Angels'' Song A ► Christmas Cantata" by i John Innes and Don ; Krueger at the South Seaville United Methodist i Church. Corson Tavern Road in South Seaville. 7 : 30 p.m. Dec 8. Scull is in his sixth i season of directing the Angelus Chorus He was I formerly the choir director of the First United ? Methodist Church in Court t House for 30 years Students from Gerald Erichson's first grade I class. Sandra Kurtz's se- ? cond grade class. Christine f Collet fs third grade class. J and Margaret Campbell's Music Enrichment class will journey to Glassboro I State College Dec 6 to see it the live performance of the I Christmas Ballet. "The I Nutcracker" j The annual Parent Conference Night will be held r at Middle Township High i- School 6 p.m. • 9 p.m. Dec y 4 Various academic departments will also have i informational centers set up in the school. 3 UlL

SHOP AT HOME IN CAPE MAY COUNTY ~