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Middle Township Police Chief Raymond Saunders was the guest speaker at the Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion Auxiliary Unit 198 meeting in Court House April 1. Saunders gave the group a speech on "Missing Children". He told the members how to prevent thtnPnchildren and grandchildren from being missing child statistics by escorting them into public restrooms. not leaving them alone in the car. telling them not to talk to strangers, and informing them of the appropriate and inappropriate actions of adults. SAUNDNERS ALSO spoke about the County: Wide Fingerprinting Program and about child runaways. He also told the group that some people hang around school yards, j etc. where children are I present and look for the child who is different from thfc others All children should be instructed not to accept gifts or candy from strangers. Saunders said. Due to an enactment of I recent legislation, parents I and guardians are enI couraged to report missing I children to the local police I immediately. Prior to this I legislation, children had to I be missing for a period of I 24 to 72 hours before they I could be reported as I missing. "THE DEVIL and Daniel I Webster" was performed I at Elementary School 3 by I students in Virginia llesl*I inga's class. The cast of I characters was: Ann I Sunhachawee as FidI die/Court Clerk; Ashley * Keene. "Scratch": Steve

Kosloski. Daniel Webster. Joshush^Heslinga. Jabez Stone; Amy Dunbar. Mary Stone; Sandra Kosloski. Justice Hathorne and Colleen Kosloski. Miser Stevens. The jury members were: Kenneth Baily as Simon Girty: Aaron Kozak. Walter Butler; Greg Urie. King Philip; Samantha Holt. Blackbeard Teach; Mike McLaughlin. Smeet the Strangler; Colleen Koslanski. Miser Stevens; along with Megan Saunders. Chrisanne Gibboni. and Kicky Renza. The wedding guests were portrayed by Megan Saunders. Heather Frame. Gibboni. Daily, Kozak. Mike McLaughlin. Greg Urie. Leigh Ann Holmes. Carol Schewenke. Kim Seppy. and Michelle Mountes. FOURTH AND fifth grade students at Elementary School 3 are participating in the Statue of Liberty 100th Anniversary Coloring Contest sponsored locally by American Legion Post 198 in Court House The local post will judge its own contest and choose first, second, and third place winners. The first place winner will be turned over to the County Americanism Chairman, who will in turn select a committee to judge first, second, and third place winners for the county. The county's top winner will be turned over to the Department Americanism Committee who will select the top three winners for the state, q THE MIDDLE Township Schooj District has recent - ly prganized a Curriculum Articulation Council (Four Districts) for the purpose of sharing inter-district information. During the latest session, teachers and' administrators from Middle Township. Dennis Township. Stone Harbor, and Avalon discussed individual mathematics arrays with regard to the state-mandated Ninth Grade High School Proficiency Test — skills actually tested, prerequisites for mastery of these skills, and adequate preparation procedures in preceding grades CLAY SUTTON. En •vironmental Program Administrator for the countyHealth Department, was the guest speaker at the Court House Kiwanis Club meeting March 27. He spoke about the problem of salt water intrusion in home wells located along j the Delaware Bay and on i the barrier islands. The nitrate problem, toxic waste, and overflowing septic tanks were other

topics that Sutton discussed. REGISTERED Voters. DON'T FORGET to vote April 15 for the three school board positions and the budget question. Polls will be open 5-9 p.m. Incumbents John W. Hand. Calvin L. Back. Benton G. Wfimer. along with newcomer Gregory Bostard. all of Court House, are running. The total budget of $9,914,775. an increase of $1 million over last year's, must also be approved or rejected. Voters residing within General Election Districts Numbers 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. and 9 will vote at the New Ad ministration Building. 212 S. Main St.. Court House. Voters in District 8 will vote at the Whitesboro School. Districts 12. 13, and 14 voters will vote at the Rio Grande Fire Hall. Districts 7. 10. and 11 voters will cast ballots at the Green Creek Fire Hall. District 1 voters will cast ballots at the Daughters of America Hall in Goshen. Mr. R. E. Cycle informed students at ElementarySchools 1 and 3 how "Recycling Pays and Saves in Many Ways" by performing clever magic acts in separate assemblies

at the respective schools on March 25. He informed the students that one fourth of the garbage in their homes can be recycled if they sort various items when they are thrown out. THE AVALON Manor Improvement Association is holding a geranium sale with a choice of colors : red. white, or pink. The flowers will /dJe~-available every weekend beginning Mav 9. Call 967-7801 to place on order. The Middle Township Recreation Department will sponsor a trip to see the "Muppet Show on Tour. Second Edition" at the Philadelphia Convention Center April 27. For more information or reservations call 465-3520. Rummage Sale NORTH WILDWOOD - The Episcopal Church Women of St. Simeons Church, 25th and Central Avenues, will hold their annual spring rummage sale 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday. April 15. and Wednesday. April 16, also 9 a.jn -noon Thursday. April 17. in the Church Hall.

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