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Avalon Announces Spring Rec Slate

AVALON — The spring schedule of the borough Recreation Department effective this month until the start of the summer schedule in June, has been announced by Dave Haberle, director of recreation. Daily activities slated are: Monday HO a m . Slimnaslics and story hour 3:30-4:30 p.m.. Soccer practice . 5-6 p m . Weight lifting . 7-10 pm. Men's league through April. Starting in May. 74) p.m.. Open gym - 7th grade and older ; 0-Up.m.. Adult basketball Tuesday — 12-3 pjn . Senior Citizen luncheon or games. 3:30-4 20 pm. After school program (Avalon Elementary) , 7-9 p.m.. Open gym — 7th grade and older: 9-11 p m., Adult basketball Wednesday - 9-10 a.m.. Slimnasties and story hour; 12-3 pm.. Bowling league; 3:304:30 pm. Soccer practice; Mp.m, Weight lifting , 7:30-10 30 pm . Volleyball Thursday — 1-2:30 p.m.. Line dancing. 3:204:20p m . After school program. 7-9 pm. Open gym — 7th grade and older; 9-tl p.m.. Adult basketball FRIDAY — 9-10 a m.. Slimnastics and story hour. 10:30 a.m.. Bridge Borough Hall. Avalon Room. 3:304:30 pm. Soccer practice: 5-6 pm . Weight lifting. 6:30-8:30 p.m . Free activity — 6th grade and under . 8 30-10 30 p m . Free activity - 7th grade and older . 4th Fnday — Movie night 6:30-6 p m Saturday - 1-3 p.m.. Open gym. 7-6:30 pm , Free activity — 6th _ Grade and under. 8 30-10 p m . Free activity — 7th Grade and older

Sunday - I -3pm .Open gym. 7 10 p.m.. Men's league through April. 7-9 p m , Open gym SPECIAL EVENTS - March 29. Easter Egg Hunt. 10a m . Marion P Armacost Park. 74lh and Ocean Drive April 5. NSSA Surf Contest. 7:30 am .and Teen Dance "Reach Prty" 8 pm April 26. Kiddie Karnival i tentative* April 27. Hobo Band. 7:30 pm . Community Hall May 8. Senior Jamboree <Cape May County) May 17. Garden Club Flower Show and Sale.

Style Shotc ABSECON - The Mainland Chapter of the Shore Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor Fashion Power-Spring '86". a luncheon and fashion show. Wednesday. April 16, at the Ram's Head Inn bepL Happy hour is at 11:30 and luncheon at 12:30. Donation. m6de payable to the SMH Auxiliary Mainland Chapter, can be sent to Mrs. R Elwood Evans, 3 North View Dr., Somers Point, NJ 08244, by April 9. Fashions are by Lillian Albus of Haddonfield.

IS El WINNERS — Frances Michelle Barth, 3, left, and (iia Marcella Chiarella, I, both. of VYildwood. were recent winners in Ocean City's "Spirit of America" pageakt.

' Spirit of America ' Pageant Winners

OCEAN CITY - The Music Pier on the Boardwalk was the scene of the first "Spirit of America" preliminary pageant, with 40 contestants entered. The pageant was planned to help the Statue of Liberty Restoration Fund, with part of each entry fee going to the fund. The pageant was organized by Miss Georgeann, director of Georgeann's Delaware Valley Modeling Schools of Oaklyn and Ocean City. Miss Georgeann has been teaching modeling for 27 years and has been an area director of the U.S. Model of the Year Pageant for the last 10 years.

PAGEANT WINNERS were: Francis Michelle Barth, and Gia Marcella Chiarella , both of Wildwood, in the Miss Cherub Division. 1 to 4; Louis Vitiello of South Seaviile. in the Master Cherub Division, 1 to 4; Toni Zuccarello of North Wildwood, in the Tiny Miss Division, age 5 to 8; James Vitiello of South Seaviile, in the Tiny Master Division, 5 to 8. The Congeniality Awards went to Louis Vitiello of South Seaviile. Award for Most Photogenic went to Heather Ann Lange of Rio Grande. r All finalists will be eligible to go to New York Oct 28 for the special ceremonies of the Statue of Liberty unveiling. For more information, call 398-5522 in Ocean City.

Resorts Trip , WILDWOOD - A bus trip to Resorts International Casino, Atlantic City, Monday, March 31, will be sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Organization of St. Demetrios Church. Bus will leave Wildwood City Hall parking lot 5 p.m. For further information call 522-4552, 522-2309, or 729-0231.

Trip to Zoo WILDWOOD - A picnic trip to the Philadelphia Zoo for the benefit of St. Jude Cancer Research Hospital will be held May 3, with the bus leaving the Wildwood Bus Depot and making a stop at Jamesway 1n Court House. Cost includes beverage, chips, and pretzels. For further information, call 465-5539.

Avalon Revises Schedule AVALON — Changes in the Community Hall activities schedule, including the separation of age groups, have been made by Dave Haberle, recreation director, to make the facility safer and more enjoyable. The separation of ages is to provide more playing space as well as reduce accidental collisions. Haberle says. THE CHANGES, effective April 15, are: Saturday Free Activity — 12-2 p.m., 6th Grade and under; 2-4 p.m., 7th Grade and older; 7-8:30 p.m.. 6th Grade and under; 8:30-10 p.m., 7th Grade and older. Sunday Free Activity — 12 p.m. -2 p.m.. 6th Grade and under; 2-4 p.m.. 7th Grade and older; beginning April 20 when the basketball league is completed. 7-9 p.m.. 7th Grade and older. With the increase in missing/kidnapped children another new policy will now be enforced: In the 6th grade and under time slots children must wait inside the building until their parents oick them up. FOR THOSE children who walk or ride bikes, once they leave the building they will not be allowed to return Loitering in front of 'Community is prohibited Those in the older age time slot are asked not to arrive before the appropriate time. Anyone with further comments on any recreation policy is invited to the Recreation Committee meetings, second Monday of each month at Borough Hall, or contact Haberle at 967-3066

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