59 Herald - lantern - Dispatch 1 1 June '86

Awards Made In Stone Harbor

By SKIP GLADUE Over 250 awards were presented during the Annual Awards Assembly at theJStone Harbor Elementary School last Thursday night. The program was preceded by the Annual Art Show, with Maureen McNulty judged best of show, and followed by a program of Broadway music presented by the Chorus, directed by Gail Rodger. Perfect attendance awards were earned by Joey Filachek, Scott Fisher and Sabrina Anderson. Sixth grader Rachel Girgan set a new school record in the 600-yard dash with 2 minutes, four seconds. JENNIFER SHERWOOD was the school Social Security fjueslums .mil Are. wis Q. I expect to retire soon, but I'm waiting for my employer to hire my replacement. I've heard that you should apply for your retirement benefits three months before you actually retire. Why is that important? A. Applying three mon- " ths before you actually retire helps assure that you get your first Social Security payment on time. It means that your Social Security checks will come when your income from work stops.

champion in the Greater i Philadelphia National Spelling Bee, while Tracy i Taylor, Nancy Novakowski 1 and Matt Ault placed first, second and third respectively for their American Legion Essays. R. Donald Wendorf presented the honor student awards to Tracy Taylor. Amy Dougherty, Matt Ault, Kristin Buff, Kathy McNulty Suzanne Fisher, Maureen McNulty, Jennifer Sherwood, Michael Deneka, Jenny James and Dale Fickett. STONE HARBOR Police Captain Tony Solis presented appreciation awards to the six students who helped the police notify residents about the emergency evacuation during hurricane Gloria last Sept. 26. They were Cush Corson, Nancy Novakowski, Greg Martin, Rachel Girgan, Eric Ruef and Kevin Rhoads. Barbara Harberger presented art show awards to the following who will be listed first, second, third place and honorable mention: FIRST GRADE. Becky Boyer. Rachel Rich. Megan McNulty and Scott Lloyd, SECOND GRADE Sarah Wallers, Shaun Deignan. Sarah Walters. BiU Haul Third Grade Nicole Rom. Robin Anialone, Kru Zuccato and Shaun Bacon Fourth Grade. Zeke Corson. John Dona tone, Jenny Taylor and Zeke Canon , Fifth Grade: Jenny James. Mike Zuccato. Ray Cathcart. Ray Cathcart. SIXTH GRADE: Kristin Buff. Suae Fisher, Kristin buff and Jen niter Sherwood Sixth Grade: Suae Fisher. Nacoie Anialone. Nacoie Anialooe and Maureen McNulty. Seventh and Eighth Grades: Cush Corson. Tracy Taylor. Brian James and Amy Dougherty Cape May County Art Show Par-

Wildwood Catholic Diplomas for 87

NORTH WILDWOOD - Wildwood Catholic High School graduated a class of 87 at commencement exercises June 3. Receiving diplomas were: Ann Adams. Harry Atkinson. Jennifer Baumann, Chad Beatty. Barbara Beiseigel. Jeanette Blundo. Steven Brad. Suzan Broadbent. Mitc belle Brzyski, Michael Burke, Catherine Calogero. Patricia Canally. Christine Cavagnaro. Elizabeth Checket. John Chudiinski. James Clauson. Augustine Coll. Michael Conforto. SUcey Costa. Harry Cowan Mary Pat Cowan. Karen DiAntonio. Anthony DiSilvestro. Catherine Dougherty. Patrick Dwyer. Adam Erskine, John Fazio. Jeanann Foster. Megan Gallagher. Maria Golaszewski. Tracee Graubart. Susan Grayson. Agnela Griffin. Nancie Haig. Julie Haryslak. Sandra Herman. Ray-

mond Horan. Colleen Hughes. Margaret Jackson. James Kane. Helen Karayangelas. Maria Karavangelas. Holly Keough. Christopher Koch Karen Konilz. Frank Lafferty. Karen Leahy. Thomas Maguire, Alex Mairone. Kimberly Majdowski, Jennifer Matalucci, Ann Marie Mc Carthy. Edward McClain. Shannon McCormack. Mary Pat McGowan. Joseph McGrath, Raymond McGrath. Regina Merkel, Marc Miranda. Re nee Monti. Lawrence Murphy, Ann Marie Myers. Michael Myland. Edwin Nesbit. Tanya Osadchuk. Mina Pitlakas. Angelica Raffaele. Joseph Randaz zo. Mary Rantszewski. Marcie Read. Daniel Rosenello. Jennifer Russell. Nicholas Sakoulas. Dorothea Sanford. Renee Schlosman. Raymond Seliger. Cher i e Shaneman. Anthony Sit tineri. Timothy Smith. Michael Strawley. Edward Taylor. Ronald Uetz. Jennifer VanOsten. Christopher Vey, Charles Vogdes. Patrick Weisback, Kristine Yecco.

PINNING CEREMONY — New Second IX Kenneth G. Carrick. center, has bars pinned on uniform following graduation May 28 from U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Doing the honors are his mother. Fran Carrick. Fishing Creek, and Col David Ehlers. USAF. of West Point. Carrick is also the son of the late Dewey Carrick.

ticipants of the Cape May County Art League Tracy Taylor. Nacoie Anialooe. Shaun Deignan. Susie Fisher. Kristin Buff. Kathy McNul ty. Maureen McNulty. Michael McNulty. Jenny James. Zeke Corson and Danny Smith. GOOD WRITER'S Club Awards Stephen Novakowski. Lori Harlan. Lori Huber. Colin McNulty. Kelly Colangelo. Jennifer Taylor. Nicole Roes. Jaime Rich. Kristopher Zuc- ^ cato. Scott Fisher. Van Cathcart. Shaun Bacon and Robin Anialooe National 4-H Week Poster Color ing Contest, fint. second and third | place: First Grade Jaime Neave. , Megan McNulty and Scott Lloyd i Second Grade Bill Hauf. Maggie 1 Corson. Joey Filachek 1 4-H Spring Garden Show Coloring ; and Poster Contest Scott Fisher, first. Nicole Ross, second, and ' Shaun Bacon, third Participant! in I eluded: Jennifer Hasson, Randy | Fickett, Heather Runyon. Steve Novakowski. Robin Anialooe. Lori Jean Harlan and Lori Lynne Huber 1 PRESIDENTIAL Physical | Fitness Awards: Seventh grader Brian James earned the Presiden Ual Award for the fifth time. Other Presidential Award winners were: ( Kris Zuccato. John Donatone. Zeke Corson. Asher Girgan. Jenny James. Kristin Buff, Rachel Girgan. Kathy McNulty. Mike McNulty. i Mark Williams. Brian James and i Tom Williams Standard Award: Robin Anialooe, Shaun Bacon. Van Cathcart. Scott Fisher. Lori Harlan. Colin McNulty. Stephen Novakowski. Charles Donatone, Dale Fickett. Mike Zuccato. Nacoie Anialone. Ray Cathcart. Maureen McNulty. Kevin Rhodes. Bekki Rich. Eric Ruef. Matt Ault sod Cush Corson Progress Awards Michael Deneka and Tracy Taylor SCHOOL RECORDS 1985-86 Pullupa Mark Williams. Jenny James: Situps Brian James, Kristin Buff. Shuttle run: Brian James. Rachel Girgan: Broad jump Tom Williams. Rachel Girgan , 50-yard dash: Brian James. Rachel Girgan: 600-vard dash: Tom Williams and Rachel Girgan. Science Fair Awards, first place Tracy Taylor. Nancy Novakowski. Kathy McNulty and Ray Cathcart. second place Amy Doutberty. Maureen McNulty. Charles Donatone, third place Suzie Fisher: honorable mention Brian James. Matt Ault, Michael McNulty and Kristin Buff NEW JERSEY Slate Basic Boatman's Safety Awards Nacoie Anzalone, Kristin Buff. Suzanne Fisher. Rachel Girgan. Mark Williams, Greg Martin. Kathleen McNulty. Maureen McNulty. Michael McNulty. Rebecca Rich. Eric Ruef. Jenny Sherwood and Michael Deneka Also Jason DeRose. Sabrina Anderson. Ray Cathcart. Charles Donatone. Dale Fickett. Asher Girgan. Jenny James and Michael Zuccato Library Aides Maggie Corson. Shaun Deignan. Sarah Walters, William Hauf. Lori Lynne Huber, John Donatone. Lori Jean Harlan and Kelly Nicole Colangelo BOOK-IT AWARDS: Zeke Corson. John Donatone, Randy Fickett. Lori Jean Harlan. Kelly Colangelo. Colin McNulty. Stephen Novakowski. Heather Runyon. Jenny Taylor. Lori Lynne Huber and Jennifer Hasson Also. Robin Anialone. Shaun Bacon. Van Cathcart, Scott Fisher. Jamie Rich. Nicole Ross. Harrison Walters, Kris Zuccato And. Cush Corson. Amy Dougherty, Tracy Taylor. Tom Williams. Matl Ault, Suzie Fisher. Kathy McNulty. Mike McNulty. Maureen McNulty. Eric Ruef. Mark Williams Also. Sabrina Anderson. Ray Cathcart. Charles Donatone. Dale Fickett. Jenny James. Brian James. Nancy Novakowski, Nacoie An zalone. Kristine Buff. Rachel Girgan. Greg Martin, Bekki Rich and Jennifer Sherwood COGNETICS AWARDS. Par ticipation and Toward Salon Jennifer Sherwood. Kristin Buff, Suzie Fisher. Dale Fickett. Jennifer James Participation. Ray Cathcart Rogate Awards Tracy Taylor, Matt Ault. Kristin Buff and Jennifer Sherwood Young Astronauts Awards Squadron Commander. Matt Ault. Ship Commander. Tom Williams. Tracy Taylor. Cush Corson. Debbie Kauffman and Nancy Novakowski. Pilot, Bekki Rich and Jennifer Sherwood Co-Pilot: Jenny James. Suzie Fisher, Rachel Girgan. Nacoie An zalone, Jason DeRoee. Dale Fickett. Ray Cathcart. Charles Donatone. I Sabrina Anderson. Kristin Buff. Kathy McNulty. Asher Girgan. Mike I Zuccato. Mark Williams, Greg Martin and Michael McNulty STONE HARBOR Parent-Teacher Connection Salesperson Award Michael McNulty. first. Brian James, second, and Asher Girgan, third Gail Rodger presented Chorus Awards fourth year Amy Dougherty. Tracy Taylor: third year Eric Ruef. Greg Martin, Nacoie Anialone, Rachel Girgan. Suzie Fitber. Bekki Rich. Jennifer Sherwood. Kristin Buff and Mark Williams First year Cush Corson. Nalale DeRose. Da Lee Brown. Jenny James. Ray Cathcart. Asher Girgan and Sabrina Anderson Second Annual Teen Arts Festival: Nancy Novakowski. Tracy Taylor. Cush Corson. Matt Ault

°/Ii^NEWS WssgV DIGEST r^7 fl/ D»e Week's ' // // // Vop Stories Auction June 18 COLD SPRING — Lower Township plans a 10:30 a.m. auction of surplus equipment June 18 at its Public Works here, 771 Seashore Road, assistant Municipal Clerk Charlotte Anderson announced Monday Besides police cruisers. 1979-'84, the township will auc- • tion a Ford front-ond loader, a ride-on a Vac-all sweeper, pickup and dump trucks, trailers, a tar pot and a Mud Hog pump with a well point and header system, she said. Conroy Tackles Gorman VILLAS — Councilman Robert F. Conroy Jr. said in a Friday press release that he'll propose to rescind Lower Township Solicitor Bruce Gorman's ap- { Boat I Towed (From Page 1) houseboats before, docked in Avalon. But Cranmer, straightening up to watch, admitted, "I've never seen one floating down the bay." THE FLOATING HOME, named "Eive Alive" by its owner, Bradley Allen of Newark, Del., was being towed from Avalon Pointe Marina on Old Avalon Boulevard Middle Township, to Mariner's Cove Marina on the Margate-Northfield Boulevard in Egg Harbor Township. It is the first of five homes that must eventually leave the Avalon marina, whose former owner, John Darling, was a floating home dealer "I guess the owner of the marina in Avalon is happy to get rid of them," said Caludia Connelly, who works at Mariner's Cove. AVALON POINTE'S new owner, Francis "Chick" Cerchiaro, who bought the marina in July 1965, preferred not to comment on the floating homes because he is still involved in litigation with their owners. He did say, "You might be seeing another one in the next week or so" heading for Mariner's Cove. According to Connelly, three of the four remaining floating homes will soon be towed from Avalon to Mariner's Cove, whose owner, John B. Best, first introduced floating homes to the area in 1979. "It's like a mother chick gathering all the babies again." said Best. THE "FIVE ALIVE" floating home and . the three others will be coming, home to roost with the 44 floating homes already docked at Mariner's Cove, a houseboat and floating home community. What differs a floating home from a houseboat is that most floating homes have no engines or navigational equipment. Dwarfing their houseboat neighbors, floating homes look more like a bayfront house, that accidentally slipped into the water, than a boat "It's a regular house; that's what it is," said Sandra Clinger. who works at Avalon Pointe Marina. And it was their likeness to standard, land-based housing that first raised questions about floating homes like: • WHAT AGENCIES would regulate them and provide them with police and fire protection. • What taxes their homes should pay. • What pollution hazards they might cause. Since Best started building floating homes in 1979, they have caused much controversy and many court battles at all levels of government. "We've had litigation with federal courts." Best said. "We fianally settled with Egg Harbor Township." Best said he also recently settled with the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). In January 1986, the state DEP ruled no new floating homes could be built without engines or navigational equipment. Best is out of the floating home-building business, but those Best already built, which Connelly estimates at close to 100, are exempt and so have special status.

pointment during Council's reorganization meeting July 1. Council privately voted 3-2, with Republicans Conroy and David F. Brand Jr. opposed, last week to reappoint Gorman at $40,000, retroactive to January. That's when the appointment was actually and unaninously made anyway. Gorman observed. The only thing settled last week was a new salary format, he noted. State Aid Coming? TRENTON - Four county municipalities could retain $118,625 in state aid under legislation that restores $30 million to a municipal aid program that Gov. Thomas Kean cut from the proposed budget. The bill was unanimouslyapproved by the Senate June 2 and now goes before the Assembly and the governor. If approved, the following towns would receive assistance: Cape May. $8,068; Lower Township, $53,614; West Cape May, $3,415; Woodbine, $53,528. NCM Man Indicted VILLAS — County grand jurors last week indicted Charles Burket, 40, of Whittier Avenue, North Cape May, for trying to assault Lower Township Patrolman Robert Hartman with a vehicle around 1 a.m. April 27 at Millman Boulevard and Maryland Avenue here. Listed in stable condition at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, Burket was indicted for aggravated assault and resisting arrest. He also faces drug, drunk driving and traffic violation charges in municipal court. Fire Destroys Bus Offices RIO GRANDE - Pedroni Fuel Co. truck driver Corradino Trovarelli of Vineland was treated and released from Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Monday morning after being burned in a fire that destroyed the Adventure Trails offices and maintenance garage on Railroad Avenue. About a dozen employes escaped safely. Some 50 firefighters fought the blaze, which apparently started when tanks Trovarelli was filling behind the building overflowed into the garage. One bus was destroyed; another damaged. Officer Relaxed Here PHILADELPHIA - City Police Officer Daniel Gleason, shot to death last Thursday night while trying to break up a fight, was a summer parishioner at Our Lady of the Angels in Court House Gleason. buried Monday, had a summer home at Big Timber Lake Camping Resort in Middle Township and was due there last weekend to finish off a room for his three-month baby, according to Fr. Peter Jones, church pastor. Gleason. 39. left a wife and six children, the oldest 16. He'd been a policeman for 15 years. i* f D' DorU Word NICE CATCH! — Shannon Fields, 34. displays a horseshoe crab she "caught" on the Cape May beach while her dad looks on. Shannon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fields of Linwood, Pa., regular visitors to the Cape.