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TTie Herald And The Lantern

Thursday. October 18.1879

Men’s Volleyball Smashes CAPE MAY - The 197* volleyball. Riffraff edged 80 Cape May Men’s the "Inn" two games to Volleyball season one. John Wilsey and Rictc "smashed” into action last Ferrante were outstanding week with a five match defensively for the winschedule highlighted by a ners. The C-View, imrematch of last year’s pressive in defeat were playoff finalists — C-View sparked by Toby Craig and Inn and Riffraff. , John Neiss. In an excellent con- / Axellson and Johnson frontation with both teams filleted Kona Sports 15-10, displaying power 10-15, 15-8 with Ernie

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Into Action Troiano, Jim Riddle and Jerry Griffin turning the tables with sharp serving. Mike Sciarra was superb for KonA in the back line. Library Iff, an Ocean City contingent, looked like a real contender as they easily disposed of the Pilot House 15-5, 15-1, 15-2. Dexter Faunce supplied picture-book offense for the "Library." The youthful Disillusionytes used all their volleyball skills to outpoint Kahn’s Ugly Muggers 15-8, 1*8, 15-7 with solid team defense and offense. Jim Coen and Roy Hartell served to perfection while Shep Taylor led the defense for 'he victors. Bucky Vernon, Jerry Roth atid Louis Agar set and spiked at will for Kahn’s but it wasn’t enough. The revamped Stum biers II behind Joe "the plant man" Halasz, Dave Piacentine and Bruce Prichard declawed the Coast Guard Bears 15-2,15-5,15-13 with overwhelming aggressiveness at the net. Bob Pullinger played fine all-around volleyball for the Bears.

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Fishing Tourney A Smashing Success WILDWOOD - "We are contestants and present prise went to Ronald

Steiner of Rio Grand with a

pleased with the enormous success of our First Annual Greater Wildwood Surf Fishing Tournament" stated Daniel Krah of A1 and Dan’s Tackle Shop. We were pleased that Mr. William C. Koeneke, Chairman of the Board of Direcotrs of Marine National Bank, not only served as Honorary Chairman of the event, but was out to watch the Avalon Yacht Gub Plans Dinner - Dance

awards".

There were 513 entrants during the weekend event of which 219 were county

resident.

$500 worth of prizes were awarded to Mr. Dante O.

the 3rd pike to John Miller also a county resident for his 8 lb. 14»*oz weakie. The Surf fishing tournament was a tour event for members of the United

Ruggieri who landed a IS

AVALON - The Avalon Yacht Gub annual Fall Reunion Dinner Dance will bs held at the chibbouM at Soyenth St. and the Bay, Safirday October 30. The flags of office will be passed at the dinner. The new regimfe for the ’7*’00 season includes the following officers: John T. Fallon II, Commodore, Dr. Francis J. Sweeney, Vice Commodore, William B. Clery, Rear Commodore, E. Lynn Schall, Secretary, J. Richard Peterapn, Treasurer, and Walter P. Murphy, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer. The reins of office for the Women’s Auxiliary changed hands at their final summer meeting August 27 at the Club. Commodore and Mrs. Fallon (Mary) will entertain at a cocktail pary immediately preceding the festivities at the club. Red Cross Fund Drive COURT HOUSE - October is the Fund Drive month for the Red Cross. The community's help to conferfS* our services in CapfeMay County. Red CrokdVervices are free and can Mp utilized by all. The Red Cross works almost completely with volunteers and the organization is not funded by the United Way. Some Red Cross Facts. 1. The Burdette Tomlin Hospital receives 100 percent of it's blood directly from the Red Cross. In addition, every resident of the county is protected through the Red Cross program. 2. 568 persons received certificates through our First Aid and Water safety courses in the past year. 3. During the snow storm early this year, 1,000 persons were housed by Red Cross. 4. Hie military families in the community are protected by 24-hour telephone coverage in case of emergency verifications. Some families have received financial assistance while waiting for their first pay check. Several Veterans were helped with paperwork in order for them to secure assistance from the V.A.

Schumann Club Opens Season WILDWOOD - The Schumann Gub of Wildwood opens its Winter Season with a musical program entitled "Good Times", on Tuesday. Oct. 23 at Sp.m* The program will be presented at Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church, Maple and Atlantic Aves. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend.

SURF CHAMP. Mr. Wiliam C. Koeneke. (far right). Honorary Chairman of the first annual Greater Wildwood Surf Fishing Tournament and Chairman of the Marine National Bank Board of Directors presented the grand prixe trophy to Mr. Dante O. Ruggieri (center). Mr. Ruggieri Mils his winning 13 pound, 13 ounce Blue Fish. Rooking on are his proud son Dante A. Ruggieri and Wildwood Commissioner Richard Nordaby. In addition to the trophy, Mr. Ruggieri received $500 in fishing gear and accessories.

^ ib. 13 oz. blue fish and thus took the grand prize

trophy.

Other awards went to:

Mobile Sportfishermen (beach buggies) and they all are eager and ready to

return.

Second Prize in the Bait Division went to Bert Baily of North Cape May for a 10 Ib. 2Vfc o*. weakfish and third prize hi that division went to Charlie Zaimes, Editor of Angler's News for his 8 lb. 7Vfc oz. weakie. In

the lure division, the 2nd

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Co-chairman of this year's event, Dan Krah and Tony Ciccotelli were so pleased with the success of this first event that they have already scheduled next year's event for the first weekend in October

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