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The musical group "The Browns" was honored with flowers and a surprise party at the Crest Haven Nursing Home Mother's Day. Alberta Seto and Florence Warrington, who are in charge of the recreational activities at the home, organized the party for Roy Brown and hi^jyjfe, Ethel, as a way of saying "thank you" to the couple for coming to play music at the home each time they were Called during the past three years. The couple played songs from yesteryear for the patients. Smiles along with tears appeared on most of the home's residents as they participated in singing the songs which brought back many nice memories. "The Browns" are a husband and wife musical team who play the organ and accordian. These two Court House senior citizens are still very active and are helping to make others happy The couple has also been playing at the Cape May Care Center; fund raisers for American Legion Unit Post 198 in Court House; fashion shows, and political functions for both the Democratic and Republican parties. THE COURT House Kiwanis Club sponsored a spelling bee for the fourth and fifth graders at Elementary School 3 May 15. Sheneva Bumpus won first place and Nathan Wolf second in the fourth grade contest. Ann Sunhachawee won first and Scott Campbell second in the fifth grade contest. The judges in the contest were Fred Melroy and Dr. Ted Johnson from the Kiwanis Club and Karen Ortman and Lorraine Mersch from the PTA. Fourth grade teacher Jacque Ross, fifth grade teacher I.inda Jones, and guidance counselor Chris Gavula coordinated this event. The fourth grade participants in the contest were: Nathan Wolf. Amy Douglass. Mike Smith. Ronald Cherry. Meredith Lawler. Sheneva Bumpus. Colleen Kosloski. Sandra Kosloski. Amanda Adrian. Jennifer Scholfield. Michael Bordo. and Sarah Wells. The fifth grade participants were: Scott Campbell. Karen Buonanni. Francine Odom. Glenn Messick. Lillian Lopez. Melissa Ryan. Maurice Howril. William Brown, Ann Sunhachawee. Carol Schwenke. and Raymond Haner. We wish our friend Steve Chase of Court House a belated 'Happy Birthday"! Students in Geraldine Eriehson's first grade class at Elementary School I recently took an educational tour of the County Library in Court House. The children also visited the downstairs Children's Library during their visit. Marjorie Parkhurst's. Jacque Ross', Janette Callaway's, Nancy Roller's, and Agnes Maroszek's fourth grade

classes at Elementary School 3 took individual bus trips to Colonial Greenwich, southwest of Bridgeton. The class trips took place during the weeks of May 5 and 12. DURING THEIR tours of Greenwich, the students visited the Freeds Orthodox Meeting House, built in 1771 and constructed of brick, the Gibbon House, the Ewing House, the Harding House which was constructed in 1734, the Reeve House, constructed in 1797, the 1774 Tea Burning Monument, and Pirate John's House. Ladies dressed in Colonial costumes conducted the guided tours. The highlight of the tour was a visit to. the Hands-On Museum. The children were given an opportunity to write on a slate, use a quill pen, work with a mortar and pestle, and chum their own butter, which they enjoyed tasting afterwards. The use of a carder to clean wool, a coffee grinder, a cinnamon grater, and Indian tools were also demonstrated during their museum visit. DON'T FORGET that the American Legion Auxiliary and Post 198 will be holding a yard sale at the Post Home, Hand Avenue and Dias Creek Road, Court House. 9 a.m. -3 p.m.' Saturday and Sunday. I wish my father, Bill Morris of Rio Grande, a very "Happy ^Birthday"! About 125 Middle Township residents traveled to Collingswood in two buses and six cars led by a police escort May 25 to participate in Hands Across America. The group joined hands along the Cooper Parkway near the Cooper River. Norm I^ochten of Burleigh, along with Kathy Meers and Carol Nicoletta. both of Court House, were the line marshals. THE MIDDLE School Art Club painted three banners for this event, including a ^0-foot banner which read: "Middle Township Joins Hands Across America". This was displayed over the heads of local residents participating in this event. llie other two banners were placed on back of each of the two buses. One read: "Cape May Court House. New Jersey" and the other was a silhouette of a map of the United States with the handprints and signatures of each of the Art Club's members Members of the art club who designed the banners on their own time are: Regina Schultz, Melissa DeVico. Stephanie Boyd. Pat Ludwig, Mike Carlson. Melissa Swain. Steven Carr. Stacy Supplee. Jason Sill, and James Cathie. Mike Wanberg is the club's advisor. About $1,500 was raised locally for this fundraising event, according to Lochten, the project's coordinator for Middle Township. Assemblyman Guy Muziani was the guest speaker at Memorial Day ceremonies held at the American Legion Post Home in Court House May

26. Wreaths were placed on the Legion's Memorial Monument by the post's commander, Clara Foster, Unit Auxiliary president Helen Watts, past Auxiliary president Eleanor Hand, and gold star mother Ann Flinn. Reverend Wilbert Hoffman gave the invocation and benediction. Boyd Tyler, who is a past commander of the Legion post, was master of ceremonies. Prior to these ceremonies, the Legion's Annual Memorial Day Parade traveled through several streets lined with spectators in central Court House. The Legion Auxiliary served refreshments afterwards to the crowd that attended the ceremonies. If you stil haven't received your Spring and Summer Recreation Bulletins in the mail, call Recreation Director Gregg Arnold at 465-3520. He will see to it that one is mailed to you.

AARP Meet OCEAN CITY — Chapter 1062, American Association of Retired Persons, will meet 1 p.m. Friday, June 13. at the Music Pier, * . Moorlyn Terrace and the Boardwalk. Entertainment will be provided by the Young at Heart Duo, accompanied by Florence Maguire.

Strathmere Honor Roll Awards STRATHMERE - The Third Annual Scholarship Awards Program is being sponsored by the Strathmere Improvement Association. Eligibility includes any elementary, middle or high school student residing in Strathmere/Whale Beach who made the honor roll at any time during the w academic year 1985-1986. Honor students in grades one through five will each receive a $50 U.S. Savings Bond, and those in grades six through 12 a $100 U.S. Savings Bond. APPLICATION should be made before June 30. and4!lBy be completed by presenting evidence of honor roll achievement in the form of a report card or other certification from the school. Committee members are Donald C. Bergus, Mrs. Katherine Carmona and Mrs. Ruth Collings, any one of which will receive the applications. Award ceremonies will be held at the regular meeting of the Strathmere Improvement Association at 8 p.m. Friday. July 11. in the Strathmere Firehouse. Aux. Meeting NORTH WILDWOOD - The monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Anglesea Fire Co. 1 will be held 8 p.m. Friday at the firehouse. Second and New Jersey Avenues.

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