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Slip Herald

THURSDAY. APRIL 26, 1979

TIIK WAY TIIK BAM. BOUNCKS Avalon Recreation Director Jack Sykes is shown with the Kiris' varsity team in the Avalon Basketball l.cagiir. shown from front lefl is: Patricia Velluto. Ronnie Orlando, Betsy King - Captain. Jennifer Svnder, Michele Velluto. Patricia Millar. Dawn Reynolds. Back row from left: l.ynne Sponaugle. Wendy Criffin. Jackie Pedroni. Kristin Venturi and Susan Ripp. Avalon GOP

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Women Meet AVALON Members of the Avalon Women's Republican Club met for a dutch treat luncheon Tuesday. April 3. Mr Jack Bittner of Ocean City, candidate for freeholder, spoke to the ladies on the forthcoming elections, his political aspirations and future activities ol the Republicans in the shore area. The monthly May luncheon meeting will In* held at noon. May t at the Whilebrier The guest ‘ speaker has not yet been announced. All interested worried voters will In* welcomed Come out ladies! For reservations, call the hotel at 967-3426

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Sideline Shots By The Old Sport

The Old Sport thought it was bad enough when the Physical Education Department had no basketballs available for a game, but now it seems they don’t even have a whistle. Last Monday night, when a whistle was needed for a second referee, a search was made of the whole Phys. Ed. Dept, and not a single whistle could be found anywhere. Why? Are they so expensive that each coach has only one? And does he take it home with him and sleep with it under his pillow? Most coaches in other schtrols have several at their disposal but I suppose the Middle Township budget won't permit such extravagance. The female Phys. Ed. teachers have their five whiles hanging on a hook. Ls this one advantage of the Women's Liberation movement or are they taking care of their whistles? Next week. I’ll be sure to bring all my own equipment. But I can't bring an electric scorRfjoard, and even that was missing last night The Lady Panthers of Middle Township high school are being honored by the Court House Kiwanis Club April 26 for an outstanding basketball record this year. Bill Penman. ’Coach of the Year" will introduce his players and speak on the highlights of the season. This may be a team of destiny as all the starters will be coming back. Perhaps they'll be able to put an end to Ocean City 's dynasty in girl's basketball. Modern sports equipment continues to amaze the Old Sport. Back in the good old days, when there Sea Isle

was pole vaulting or high jumping, a pit was dug and filled with sawdust. Now they fall into an inflated monster called “Cloud Nine" and an air compressor keeps it inflated. (Mi well, that's progress. Coach Exley of varsity

football is “pleised with the progress of the team to date, with the program in full swing and 1979 offense and defense is now formulated." ' Assistants are Norm Smith, Brian Tetley, Paul Yerk. John Kaighri

AARP Events

SEA I$LE CITY - The Sea Isle City A.A.R.P. Chapter No. 710 - L. Simson. Pres. 263-8046 will hold it s regular monthly meeting May 10. l :30 pm at the Community Center, JFK Blvd .Sea Isle City Other scheduled weekly activities include: Monday - Bowling - call Frank Henningson 2632624. Tuesday Ceramics discontinued till Sept. Wednesday -1:30 to 3 pm Exercise Thru Dancing. Dot Burns Instructor, A.C. Community Sages. Thursday - First and Third week 1:30 pm Bingo for fun. Friday - 10-11:30 am - Bridge for beginners and advanced. Florence Dick, Instructor, A.C. Community Sages.; 1 pm - Community Center open to all senior citizens and friends to play cards and games - Chess available. Come and make your own foursome. 8 pm - April 27 - Square dancing for seniors will be resumed - call Joel Modem 263-8285.

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