Wednesday, February 27. 1980

The Herald and The Lantern

Page 15

All this past week we have been treated to a beautiful spectacle—The XIII Winter Olympic Games from Lake Placid on television - from the fluid, panther-like grace of Kric Heiden winning gold medals in the 500 meter, the 1.200 meter, and 1,500

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meter and 5.000 meter speed skating races to the frolicking, winning combination of the U S hockey team as they progressed through a series of wins, plus the thrills and spills of downhill skiing - it has been a real spectacular from what I hear, it is a lot more pleasurable watching it on television than trying to be an actual spectator The one big let down was the fact that Tye and Handy could not perform in tlx* figure skating combinations that they were favored to win - hopefully they’ll be able to compete in the future So far. that has been the only flaw in tlx* near perfect show. I HAVE ALSO BEEN FORTUNATE THIS WEEK TO SHARE A UNIQUE. NEW EXPERIENCE AS Bill Sherman. Dorothy Sherman. Chris (Richardson Higgs, her daughter Teresa Higgs and I journeyed to New York on Sunday to attend the artliritis Telethon at the C.B.S. theater on 54th and Broadway. Our mission was to present the $2600 raised by the Dancers Two danceathon two weeks ago at Thurston Elmer Wood American legion Post, and to honor Terese Higgs for raising $228 all by herself for the Arthritis Foun-

dation.

Well, we didn't have to worry about honoring Teresa because she honored us all by her stage presense, and her scene with Master of ceremonies Martin Kennedy and Melba Harris was beautiful to

behold.

SHE TRIED TO TEACH Marty how to do the dan-

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cer's fling, but he couldn’t seem to get the idea. Then, later on it) the show, they again brought her up on stage, out of the audience, so that she could show to all the viewers the dancing that had raised her above the other contestants. In the meantime Hill Sherman and I were manning the telephone and taking pledges: and several times the camera zeroed in on Bill as ^e explained that we were Panther Cubs Are Winners Mjddle Township Hifeh ^fmonl’s Freshman Girls Basketball Team continued their unbeaten streak by defeating Chelsea Jr High School Team in Atlantic City. 57-52. Chelsea had been undefeated and was ranked No I in the state The Panther Cubs record is now 110. Outstanding for Middle were farm Forbes with 21 points. Betsy King. 12. Sue Stcenland 10; and Cheryl Van Fleet led in rebounds. Next Game for the Cubs is with Chelsea in Atlantic City Feb. 27. The coach for the girls is Gary Barber assisted by Roddy Rodriguez.

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from Cape May County, and that we were legionnaires who had been in thw same spot in 1978 with $2,500 and that we hoped to repeat again nekt vear. Ff N A 1.1. Y. Martin Kennedy and Dennis Hobson, of "Kojak" fame, at the request of Jim Dunbar, had Bill and I come to the center stage and present the $2,000 that Dancers Two-under the tutelage of Nancy Gibson and Suze Burns — raised We had some unusual experience in the Empire City, including our ride through the 1 jncoln tunnel, which was a first for Terese. and our view of tlx* New York skyline. But the sight of tlx* majestic jets landing at Newark airport, and our ride through the gafj processing fields in the Hackensack meadows made it all worthwhile. As we bid New York goodbye, we all made a silenl wish that we could do il over again next year ON THE fishing scene, little is happening. High winds and rough seas have made the ocean perilous for even the hig trawlers '"And draggers that work for commerica I catches Spring is beginning to be felt though, and it won’t tx* long before we’ll be getting ready for an assault on mackerel, and drum, and weakfish, and blues. lml\ Hesington of the Villas left Saturday for a trip to Florida, and then on to South Carolina where he is to be hosted by Hob Pond, of “Striper” magazine, in his quest to catch his first striper ever I wrote of Andy's s ory kist spring, and his lengthy search for a big rockfish. I hope that on this trip Andy’s dream comes true because he’s certainly earned a big linesider with all his years of dedication

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M.T.H.S. (From Page 14) Neal Chase. Jimmy Killian. Rick Stout. Garry Hunter and Jim Pickering Those expected (o do some pitching are Collins. McCray. Chase. Cannon and Killian who is a

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Teams which are expected to be strong are St Joseph!s. Buena. Lower Cape May and Wildwood Expect a very productive year from my players. We hope to better last year's record when we lost seven games in the sixth and seventh innings by a total

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-Coach Chuck Dougherty

Even Season For Varsity Basketball The team reebrd to date is eight wins and seven losses overall and six wins and five losses in the C A L Leading scorers have been Rick Olson. Lee English and Kevin Jaudon Derek Williams has developed into a fine playmaker and can also score when it is needed. Members of the squad are seniors Lee English and Rick Olson, juniors Kevin Jaudon and Derek Williams. sophomores Dawson Spaulding and Jeff Tanner and freshmen Doug Fulford and Frank Brown The team is young and competitive, but lacks experience It should be a real c offender next Year. -•Coach Chick l.udman

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