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Woodbine Bows To Kona Aces

COURT HOUSE - Town Team Tennis at Jersey Cape Racquet Club Dec. 2, saw the Kona Aces upset Woodbine in all events by a score of 40-9. In men’s singles Tony White over Bruce Sicilia 8-2 and in women’s singles Julia Chrietzberg over aren Farbmari 8-1. In men's doubles Bob Sheppard and Boh Ansell

defeated Bill Clark and George Jones 8-0 and in the women's doubles Joan Hughes and Donna MazuVek defeated Debra Mores! and Julia Serrano 82. Woodbine failed to strike back in the mixed doubles when Bob and Evelyn Hughes scored a victory of 8-4 over Tracey Dimmig and Cliff Anderson.

Signs In The Works

VILLAS- None of the stop signs requested by the" residents of Baysidc Village have been installed yet, but the situation was explained by Mayor TomClydesdale at Monday night’s township meeting. All of the sign locations have been determined and

forwarded to the Department of Transportation in Trenton, where they are"stillinthe works.” The processing will soon be completed, and the stop signs should appear in the near future, the mayor indicated.

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Panther Champions Honored

Won by Library III CAPE MAY—In the Men's Volleyball League game between Library III and MVP Riff-Raff. Library took two of the three games with scores of. 15-7, 15-17 and 15-10. In the game between DeKelco and Schramm & Hallman. Schramm and Hallman won with scores of 15-5.15-11 and 10-15.

AVALON - In the effort to provide something for everyone, the borough Recreation Department has added some new programs to the winter schedule. Recreation director David Haberle has announced Tuesday and Thursday evening classes from 7 to 8 p.m. in dance and workout. This is a program for which there will be a fee. e Every Sunday, the Middle Township Optimist Gub sponsores a Bingo night at 7:30 in Community Hall. For the walkers and joggers who can't fight the cold and wind, the hall will be open for walking and jogging on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. Special Events in December include the Holly Ball, 9 p.m. Dec. 13 with The Giff Kollmeier

by Bill Sherman The Court House Kiwanis Gub honored the C.A.L. Championship Middle Township Girls Tennis and Held Hockey teams at their -dinner meeting Thursday night. Head Coach Deb Gifford accompanied by Assistant Coach Karen Shelton, presented Varsity Letters to their team. COACH CLIFFORD paid tribute to her assistant, Karen Shelton, for the valuable help. Karen was a member of the U.S. Olympic Team in Field Hockey. She told amusing

Orchestra. The Senior Citizens. Christmas luncheon will be 12:30 p.m. Dec. 23 and a Roller Skating Party, 1 to 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 29. CHRISTMAS VACATION SCHEDULE MONDAY - D«c 22 10:00-Noon WreaUIng 1:00 J:00 Op«i Activity .1 00 - 5:30 Gctni Basketball 5:00-0:00 WHfht Lifting 7.00 10:00 . Adult Basketball TUESDAY Dec 23 12:30 - 2:30 Senior Citlien Cards 3:30-3:30 Gems Basketball 7:30 - 0:00. Christmas Carols. »oa-10:80 Hot ClwcoUlr * cookies WEDNESDAY - Dec 24 10:00-noon .Wrestling 1:00-4:00 Open Activity Hall Closed December li.ll.I7. A 21 MONDAY-Dec 20 10:011'noon Wrestling 1:00-3:30 Holier Skating 3:00-5:30 Gems Basketball 7:00 -10:00 Adult Basketball TUESDAY - Dec 30 * 12:00 - 3:00 Open Activity > 3:00-5:30 Gems Basketball 7:00 - 0:30 Free Activity 8:00-10:00 . Adult Bllliarda/Darts 8:00 -10:00 Adult Basketball WEDNESDAY - Dec. SI 10:00-noon Wrestling 1:00 -4:00 Open Activity Hall Closed January l.i.t It 4th

anecdotes about the team 9nd said she had enjoyed giving her time to them, because they had given so much to her. Those receiving awards included: Seniors — Charlayne Adens. Suzette Collett. Jodi DiGiacomo, Liz DeI>eon, Ruth Fields, Cynthia Norton and Kim Shelton; Juniors — Donya Norton. Sue Townley, Kathy Bannon and Georgeann HIndle; Sophomores — Betsy King, Sharon Muchler, Cheryl Van Fleet and Barb Simmerman; Freshman — Wanda Shockley. COACH CLIFFORD had praise for her goalie Barb Simmerman who had a record number of shut-outs and allowed only 8 goals. Wanda Shockley was lauded for her goal-scoring and coming through in the clutch.

Coach Donna Or bam** introduced the members of her championship Girls Tennis Team: Caren Forbes - a sophomore who played 1st singles; Susan Steenland; sophomore, who played 2nd singles; Marlene Clayton; Junior, 3rd singles. The ^ Doubles com binations included Pat Kirwan, senior, and Bonnie Keen, a Junior 1st Doubles and Lisa Petrica. Junior and Kim Pedroni,. Junior, who played 2nd Doubles. COACH ORBANES had pet names for her players and besides the letters’she also gave little handmade towels she had done herself. She also praised the girls for their determination to become better players, and said she had enjoyed coaching them.

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