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Delsea Plans Skating Party L- I -M IMC irn'om 2r, 1 I i a 4 I I uwiw IW.IM1WK, xmW'I i 5- I I ure )Vl ,0,7 I i I i 1' 1 1 I. 1 -ff v-l1- 1 I T. By ANTOINETTE LEO The Delsea Education Association will sponsor its monthly skating party at the Delsea Arena Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Delsea Regional High with a sock hop immediately following Admission will be 75 cents. The Special Education classes at Delsea have begun DreDarine for VOCATIONAL TRAINING Georgianna Badaracca (standing rear) and Ernest Sanderson (standing foreground) offer typing instruction to Cleary Junior High School students in a teaching van stationed on the school grounds in connection with state migrant education and vocational education efforts.

(Times Journal photo). YES Features Potpourri more information from the Purdue University New Service. the proposed horticultural program to be conducted next year. The students have constructed miniature greenhouses in the classrooms and planted seedlings. The following boys coached by Mr.

Harry Ashenfelter and Mr. John Roberts are participating in various track events. Sprinters include Bob Carter, Bill Craven, Harold Emerson, Tony Frisbee, Jim Johnson, Don Menter, Ken Nichols, Mike Spinosi, Steve Verlander and Sam Williams. Distance runners are Gary Cohn, George Dean, Jeff Dean, Glenn Lucas and Mike Stanton. Middle distance runners include Jim Carter, Dan Duncan, Frank Pfrommer and John Zuccarini.

Tossing the discus are Roland Aikens, Jim Albertson, Mike Bowen, Ed Cugini and Dennis DeMary. Shot-putters are Roland Aikens, Andy DeVecchis, Harold Emerson and Dennis Linney. Throwing the javelin are Lou Boulden, Andy DeVecchis, Juan Mercado, Craig Robinson and Willie Rolax. Pole vaulters are Dave Allonardo, Jim Grasso and George McConnell. High jumpers include Mark Newell, Ed Selb and Jerry Webster.

In the long jump are Jim George McConnell, Joe Patane and Sam Williams. Coached by Mr. Walter Serad, this year's varsity baseball squad has 14 members. Playing in the outfield are Joe Alvino, Mike Byrum, Sam Led-den, Rod Ryan and Bob Stewart. Circling the infield, Dennis Cesare and Bill Peifer are at first base, Mike DeMarco at second, Rick Worley at third and Terry Biagi, shortstop.

Catching are Jeff Hoffman and Bruce Manton and Frank Magliocco and Rod Ryan are pitching. Games begin at 3:30. Flying The National Inter-collegiat Flying Association will hold its Tournament of Champions at Indiana's Purdue (University) Airport May 11-13. Flying buffs may get Down-to-Earth Competition while chess greats Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky study for their up- coming match, the First Spherical Chess Tournament will be held April 22 at Queensborough Community College. Invented by Peter Yaspan, a Queensborough student, spherical chess is played on a clear plastic globe eliminating all boundaries for all chessmen in all directions during all moves.

Clear, chess fans? Checkmate results quickly because the absence of boundaries permits faster access and increased mobility for the long-range chessmen. Students Visit New York By PATH AMBROSE Easter vacation is over and everyone has returned from Europe. Classes have resumed at OLMA. Yesterday morning the senior class left for New York. This weekend the girls are visiting a dude ranch for their class trip.

Chaperons are Mrs. Trionfo and Miss Varga. The girls will return on Sunday. Also yesterday the rest of the. student body traveled to the Civic Center in Philadelphia to attend the International Folk Festival that is being held there.

Mrs. Sparacio is starting a Softball team this year for those girls who are interested. Practices are held on Fridays after school. If ring Back the Old Technical School, suggests a noted University of Chicago educator and social scientist. Dr.

Robert R. Havinghurst feels that one answer to the crisis in education might be the creation of a "nonacademic institution for those 15 to 21 who are included in the 25 percent of U.S. youngsters who don't make it to college." Recent college acceptances include Patty Sparacio, a 1 1 a Garofalo and Mary Jane Wagner at Glassboro State College. Claire Piccini was accepted at Doublas. Bored, Nothing to Do? Why Not Volunteer! What Surveys Find Are Top Records of the Week TOP TUNES 1.

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Look What You've Done Al Greene PICK HITS OF THE WEEK 1. Little Bitty Pretty One Jackson 5 2. What'dlSav Rare Earth ii ii ii i i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i i i PICK LP's OF THE WEEK 1. Mandrill Here are suggestions for teenagers willing to donate their services to non-profit organizations seeking volunteer help. EVANOFF GUIDANCE CENTER.

1680 west Sherman Judy Cherivtch. advisor to Cumberland County Youth Association (691-9138) Center needs many volunteers to help prepare lunch for retarded children, dish out food, wash dishes 11 :30 to 1 p.m. daily; transportation for retarded child in Millville at 9 a.m. and for returning at 2 p.m. for taking children outside the institutional program to zoos; to babysit in homes so parents can attend meetings; help clean; to be scorekeepers for six-area bowling tournament June 18 and state tournament later in June; help (mostly just socializing) at monthly Friday evening dances and bi-monthly Saturday afternoon bowling to bowl with the kids who are aged 13 to 25 years; also take part in car washing to raise funds.

Volunteers can attend meetings, view slides or films to see what it's about before deciding to help. Youths from Vinelend. Bridgeton and Millville and outlying areas who will stick to it once they start are much needed. RAINBOW CONVALESCENT CENTER, Big Oak rd. near Bridge-ton.

Patricia Junghaus, director of nurses, (451-5000). Volunteers 18 years and older are much needed to hand-feed patients, write letters, distribute ice and ice water, push wheel chairs, cheer up patients and assist nurses day and evening. NEWCOMB HOSPITAL FAIR (May 20) Leslie Kotok, chairman (691-2726 by day or 692-2879 at night) Volunteers needed to wrap hundreds of small packages, also for numerous other details. MARIAN CENTER St. Francis Convent, second floor, Sister Sera-phine (692-1919) Needs any and all volunteers between 8:30 a.m.

and 2:30 p.m. five days a week. Help is needed to take mentally retarded children for exercise, to tutor them, to help them print, do craft work, guide their hands in making things, help by talking with them, give them music, especially piano or guitar to accompany singing. Help is needed with housecleaning chores, also to take youngsters in cars on field trips (supplying both car and driver), to the library and possibly a rink to resume rollerskating activity. 2.

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