Wednesday, December 19,1979

Ibe Herald and The Lantern

•CUN AND BAT

SOUNDIMOS

By Boyd Tyler

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Greetings to

those who learn to acheive greater goals, and to those

who teach the way."

This was the sign that greeted me as I entered the Career Center of the Cape May County Vocational School last Monday night. This beautiful quotation gave me the theme that I

to describe the

cellar Rood.

of 214 Fairmont

Eagle Court of which I attended in DennisviDe elementary school on Saturday December 8th with my wife Jane, and my sister-in-taw Bea Heston.

Eagle Scout

Grace and Eagle Kevin F. Matthews were honored there that night on acbeiving the highest honor a young man can earn in the Boy Scouts of America. Jeffs Grandad Andy Grace, Fred Meta, and I had spent a lot of time back in the M’s with an Explorer Post in Cape May Court House that was sponsored by the local Kiwanis Chib; and from this post evolved some fine young men-no finer a young man was produced from this group than Robert Grace, who is now Scoutmaster of Troop 56 in Deimisville. Bob has led these boys to the fulfillment of every scouts desire, and in doing so repaid all of the work we had put in down in the

Bill Sherman was there ,wtth the invited guests. It • wks only two years ago that he and I took Jeff and Kevin ! through a pair of dtizen'•hip merit badges that helped make the final tests that they needed to acheive the rank of Eagle. Thurston Elmer Wood Post #196, in Cape May* Court House, provided the meeting place, and the wherewithal to help them gain these

coveted awards.

It was heart wanning to see Jeffrey Grace present his Dad with an Eagle tietac for his efforts in his r t. Kevin Matthews, at same time, presented his mother with an Eagle necklace. Jack O’Neal, Chairman of the National

Court of Honor, presented both young men with their m . _ _ Eagle pins, while Ralph lenillS Msitrh Runyan, who is about to Uiaitll complete M years with the ri nc ^ Scouts, read the letter from vJOSC LiOIltCSt

the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America congratulating these

worthy young men.

A delicious dinner was hosted by Mr. * Mrs. Leroy Pritchard (Grandparents

of Kevin) while the planning and details of the Court of Honor wert under the auspices of the Arthur Lather family (Jeff’s

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COURT HOUSE - Tennis fans at the Jersey Cape Club witnessed another nailbiting thriller Dec. 11 for a town team tennis clash between Mike Mullen’s Shawcrest squad and Roni Zane's team representing Neil’s Steak 'House. The match went down to the final mixed doubles event in which Neil's Bob Heidorn and Roni Zane btfcsted Shawcrest's Ted Ferrante and Anja Smith by an 8-3 score thus insuring a hard fought 27-24 triumph for

Neff's.

The opening match of the night pitted Shawcrest’s Don Reich against Neil’s Lee Jones. Both jnen played aggressive hard hitting tennis which featured blistering serves and fierce volleys at the net. When the smoke had finally cleared Reich emerged the victor with a well earned 8-3 decision. Neil's bounced back to , regain the lead behind the strong performance of Jackie Smith who defeated Shawcrest’s Miriam Hirch by an 8-4 count. Zane's team widened their lead ' with an impressive 8-1 triumph in men's doubles. Lee Jones and Bill Saurman played for Neil's while Roy Smith and Bob Ansel I took the loss for Shawcrest. But Shawcrest *s Diana Shaw and Barbara Kelly exorted on by coach Mullen, responded with an impressive 8*3 thumping of Neil’s Marc Bauman and Joan Hughes in womans doubles action and thus kept the outcome in doubt until the final event was completed. Cape Men’s Basketball League To Form Soon CAPE MAY - The Can, May Department of Public > Relations and Recreation will be coordinating a Men’s Basketball League beginning in early January. Anyone interested in entering a team and persons wanting to referee can call M4-6411, ext. 20 or 27 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through

Grandparent#) and, of course, Jeff’s mother Judy Grace, who was the i mainstay of both Bob and Jeff..It was a beautiful evening, and as Mayor

John Champion put it: Dennis ville has a Scout • troop to be proud of.”

: Tm sorry I veered so far off fishing, but there are times In these writings when I have to cover other fields that are just as

important.

My congratulations to Jeff and Kevin: may you men wear your Eagle badges proudly, and keep your goals high. Always remember: No one is an island, we never go through life alone. And all that we put into the lives of others, comes back into

our own.

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