Wednesday, June U, I960

The Herald and The Lantern -

Page 29

CHAMPIONS of thr Womrn'x Volleyball league in Cape May. Cookie Nook II. receive their trophies from Mayor Arthur Blomkveat. Hiey are, from left: Margaret Hand. Robin Hand. Mary Franchell.'Patty Wonders, I.inda Settle and Barbara Kelmartin. Not available were Rita Campbell. Renee Seggern, Sue Barker and Mary Hand.

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CAPE MAY - The city will be conducting its first Summer Outdoor Recreation Children's Day Camp from June 30 through August Pre-registration will be conducted 8:30 to 4:30 thru June 13 at convention hall. For further information call 884-8411 ext . 20 br 27. ► George Holden and Bridge Season Ends With Wingert I\o. 1 AVALON - The Bridge Club's end of the season luncheon was May 30 at the Windrift Motel, with Bill Crawford presenting gifts to Jack Meyer who is in charge of the games, and IxHiise Clery, who made coffee every week. The winners with the highest averages for the season were also announTedl: 1. {Grace Wingert: 2. Shirley Weisenbaugh, and! 3. Jack

Meyer.

Several others were mentioned for both attendance and high scores, as well as those whose game hadimproved during

the year.

"Margary Zook, who started the club, can take great satisfaction from the two tables at the first vOeek to almost to eight tables every week now." one member noted. —Catherine Austin AVALON BRIIX.K RESULTS Avalon Rrrrrallon Cral#> <a«of Jnnrd l Anna RooOi s.«SO 2. Jim Henry 4.720 1 Marlon Zuch 4.600 Lifesaving Class Due

Charles Wise. Jr will coordinate a diversified slate of activities for boys and girls 6-12 years old at the Lafayette St School playground and field The camp will run 9 to 3 Monday thru Friday with a lunch break included. Thert is a $20 charged for tne entire nine weeks Swimming instruction, swim se4sionk, sports skills, athletics and game sessions, field trips, acrobatics and gymnastic sessions, arts and crafts and special program sessions will be the nucleus of the prograip

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ENGLISHTOWN - For the first time in its history, N.J. Public Television will broadcast horse racing live, presenting “The i960 New Jersey Sire Stakes Races" from Showpiece Farm', here beginning 1:30 p.m. June 15. The races sfg'ifel the beginning of the Sire Stakes racing .stasorr. inaururated in 1972 under auspices of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture to encourage breeding of stnndardbred (harnes*;) horses in the Garden State

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CAPE MAY - An American Red Cross Lifesaving class for 15-year-olds and up will be sponsored by the city beginning in mid-June. Classes will be conducted at the elementary school pool 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 6-9 p.m. Fridays for three consecutive weeks. Call 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27 to pre-register. 2nd Annual Point Run June 21 CAPE MAY POINT - The second annual Cape May Point 5-Mile Run, an event which drew more than 550 registrants last year, is Saturday morning. June 21. Actually two races, the event also features a 2-Mile Run for Fun, which begins at 9:30. The main run starts a half-hour later. Runners who haven’t pre-registered may sign up at the firehouse 8 to 9 a m the day of the race. Ribbons will go to the First, Second and Third place finishers in the 2-Mile Run; in the 5-Mile Run. First, Second and Third trophies will go to those top finisher? in each of five categories —19 and under. 20-29. 30-39, 40-49, and 50 and over. The scenic course (lighthouse, Lake Lily, concrete ship, etc.) is flat and described as fast The run takes place rain or shine. Proceeds from the run benefit the local volunteer fire company.