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Terrorism Bill Going To House WASHINGTON. D C. - The House Subcommittee on Crime has approved legislation sponsored by Congressman Bill Hughes <DNJ> which will strengthen the United States' ability to respond to terrorist attacks against Americans. Hughes, who chairs the Crime Subcommittee, said the legislation should go a long way in helping to deter the international threat of terrorism. Hughes pointed out that Congress enacted legislation which he authored two years ago. which gave the United States' government authority to prosecute terrorists in instances where Americans are taken hostage outside the U.S. HE SAID the legislation which just passed the Crime Subcommittee would expand that law by providing clear authority for the U.S. to prosecute terrorists in all instances, including murder and manslaughter In addition. Hughes said, the legislation authorizes a new category of funding to develop ways to help state and local governments which have deepwater ports or other strategic assets protect themselves against terrorist attacks. Finally, he said, the legislation requests the president to study the use of explosives in terrorist acts, and requests that an international convention on terrorism be arranged. CARA Program Set March 26 , OCEAN CITY — The Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) will give a rape prevention presentation to the Good Counsel Leisure Club, 3 p.m. Wednesday. March 26. at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 40th and Asbury Avenue. The film "Victim or Victors" will be shown and a lecture given by Dot Lehman of CARA and Jim Abbott of the Sheriff's Office. Seniors" Trip Has Openings WILDWOOD - Response to a senior bus trip to New Hope. Pa., sponsored by the Wildwood Recreation Department has been so good that a second bus has been provided. and there are again seats available. Those interested in the trip Wednesday. March 26. are asked to call 522-5837 for reservations The department is also planning a bus trip to the Renault Winery in Mays Landing 10 a.m. Friday, April 18. Senior Meet ■ CAPE MAY -The Senior 1 Citizen Club will meet 1 p.m. Tuesday. March 25. at Vic 1 torian Towers. Nqv.in Watnpole, tenor, of ) the Cape May Lutheran i Church will be the guest of (he club.

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Several hundred parents and guardians, with their children, attended the annual Social Studies/Science Fairs at Elementary Schools 1 and 3 March 11. Students from grades one through three at Elementary 1 and grades four and five at Elementary 3 entered individual projects in the fair. Miniature Alaskan igloos; model dinosaurs, a model lung, a space exploration model, geographical projects. and various plants including small pumpkin plants grown from seeds that the children had saved and planted from their Halloween jack-o'-lanterns were on exhibition in the Elementary 1 Ail-Purpose Room. INTERESTED adults and their excited children viewed the first through third grade student projects. School Principal Charlotte Harmon, and Vice Principal Robert Metz were the hosts of their school's event. Transportation projects, a home weather station, an exhibit in memory of the seven astronauts. Indian village models and scenes, a model of the stages of incubation of a chick, and a cordless iron were some of the fourth and fifth grade student projects on exhibition at Elementary School 3. Principal Henry Koblk was the host of his school's event. * An additional attraction at Elementary 3's fair was Bonzo. a six-foot python belonging to teacher Mike Brown, which was on exhibition in a glass case outside the school principal's office. We wish our friend Louise Masterson of Court House a very "Happy Birthday" and a very spwdy recovery from her recent surgery THE FIRST Annual Faculty/Student Basketball Game was held at the Middle School March 7 with the Faculty beating the Students 34 to 31. Members of the faculty who played were Dick Sterling. Clyde Watkins, John Kaighn, Steve Ragan. David Haines. Pat Blood, Cindy Miller. Nick Porchello. Steve DeStefano, along with newcomer Stephanie Oregano. All 24 students. 12 girls and 12 boys who played on the school's girls and boys basketball teams during the past season were the members of the Student team. Vice Principal Russell Simon was the game's announcer while Mike Yourchisin and Chris McMullen were the referees. The game was played before an audience of the school's sixth, seventh, and eighth graders and faculty members. JOSEPH DEFRANCO of Ocean City will be reappointed for another three year term to the County Tax Board in Court House THE FOURTH Annual Middle Township Chamber of Commerce Dinner was held March 8 at the Wildwood Golf and Country Club. Freeholder Director Bill Sturm was the event's guest speakw and also performed the swearing-in ceremonies of the organization's officers and members of its board of directors.

Chamber President Frank Ross was master of ceremonies. Music was provided by Traces Band. Raymond and Patricia McGrath, owners of Court House Pizza, received the Businessplace of the Year Award for totally renovating the building in which their business is located. Ted Croitor, owner of Croitor Feed and Coal Co., received the Business Person of the Year Award for his involvement in community affairs and charitable acts. RAYMOND SAUNDERS was sworn in as Middle Township provisional police chief by Township Clerk George Simpkins at Township Hall March 8. A large group of well-wishers attended the ceremonies. A SURPRISE dinner was held for retired Middle Township Police Chief Edward "Reds" Hansen of Rio Grande at the Golden Eagle Inn, Cape May. March 7. Hansen began his career with the police department » in 1959 and became chief in 1979. He retired on Feb. 1. Over 200 co-workers, friends, and family members attended the event, including Hansen's wife, Judy, who accompanied him. Music was provided by Skip Kehr and the Fourmost. THE MIDDLE Township P.T.A. will hold its Second Annual Bus Driver Appreciation Day on Friday at the bus garage. This idea was originated by the chairperson. Debbie Knoll. It is the P.T.A. 's way of thanking the bus drivers for transporting the children of Elementary Schools 1 and 3 safely. In other P.T.A. -related news, the County P.T.A. Founders Day Dinner was held Feb. 27 at the Flanders Hotel. Ocean City. P.T.A. Chapters from throughout the county gathered for the

annual event honoring the . founding of P.T.A. This year's representatives from Middle Township were Lorraine Mersch. P.T.A. president; Margie Urie, vice president; Karen Ortman, treasurer; and Dr. Ted Johnson, school superintendent. The Middle School Ski Club took a bus trip to the Jack Frost Ski Area in the Poconos March 1. The 45 sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students had a good time and were well-behav-ed. according to the club's moderator, William Simmons. We wish our friend A! Hand of Mayville a belated "Happy Birthday"! WORLD FAMOUS composer Jay Chattaway will work with the students and adjudicate the Middle School Band with two of his pieces of music in preparation of the band's Washington. D.C. trip in the spring. Chattaway will be at the Middle School on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon The public is invited to listen. Shtrwin C. Radase. a senior estate planning officer at First Jersey National Bank, was. guest speaker at the Court House Kiwanis Club Meeting Feb. 27. He discussed the various types of trusts that can be created and the planning, management. and selling of estates. A birthday dance in honor of Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays was held in the cafeteria at the Middle School Feb. 28. The sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students enjoyed refreshments and played "party type" games such as dropping clothespins in a bottle and pinning a tail on the donkey. This event was sponsored by the Student Council.

MR. AND M^j^^ETH CRAMER

Salasin -Cramer Wedding

STONE HARBOR - Robin Lynn Salasin, daughter of Mrs. Bonnie K. Bradley of Wildwood Crest and Dr. Robert I. Salasin of North Wildwood. and Kenneth Cramer of North Cape May. were married Jan. 3 • in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church here. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Michael P. Orsi of St. Paul's and Rev. Charles L. Rowe of

the Crest Community Church, Wildwood Crest. Kelly Ann Salasin was maid of honor and Robert Johnson was best man. Both are graduates of . Wildwood Catholic High School. Cramer is majoring in pre-med studies at St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia. The newlywed couple resides in North Wildwood.